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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-07
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ALL persons having claims against the es-
!, stassof De. slatHry Rossr laie of 1Firfax
cousey, ara. seapssssd, % present them pre-
periy anehehtisased 70. RsSert /. Taylor, .at
aiexandsias ostcf the sabseriber 1t Westmor
Ind eoansy--snd thossi indebted 20 the sssate
are ssasirsa 20 make inmedia.e paynsut.
|. Y s +, IS TO LIT, III s,
ThSsibfsa lasely oesurls ~ Dr. Asss, -.
9pliession tobs spsdes IN. 49,, 8. y s.
a;ss Alex. .H Rose, xsr. lsvy Rev
| KAssas %: s., I. &
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ipyeusrsd ~ RICH kD Ike { S0N|
b Have ben n high Ed masiea ana ~
~ I. ,irousb eut shs U1ksd kasss, e. \
vs,ds ZOE zen ysars. Ard, II y no iassJ
jsysllA syido1ee q. thelf siliity, that d.,
fSs StpyS 80 s &amstsaS ithiatisus y
lysry srticis. he pro1sesi eAssf isnonae.
sxpsrisnee, urged ~ ssayy s1a psnsry,
been insruded pn. ths public sen for \
and then. psrishsd othstf now .ss,s,|
them. { which IN like nanaer az fase deses
'inp % the tomb 0f The Gapaiets I; while :
remedies hscoms Mote ssaeraily used, \
acquire ! daily aeeesSoa q deserved esls1
~. " 5. s !. g.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-19

any debtor engagement, which ma, i.
In their name, not containing Iir; os mad.
restriction to the effect aforesaid Ion o.
.drt. 26. The president and l,.o.
have power Ia majority of their wE ,,J's shal
Der concurring) to make, revise .,,1 I've aun.
nul all such rules, orders or bve Tyr ~ Or az,
government of the company and fh.' SF the
ottlccrs, servants, and affairs. ,s ~ y '1Ir /
from time to time think expedicn, ~ my
consistent with law or The arfic)n. ."' ll-
sociation. ' '''!s as,
.Art 27 The president and di,e..o
have power to petition for an act Of ;n. ''aal
ration, and to accept such act, or cb,r f'-
may seem to them calculated to p,o,no ,s,' IS
interests OF this association. 0Ic
.Art. 20. Any number Of srockbo,1,,
less than twenty, who together shall ba :. ;"
prietors oftwo thousand shares, NAV IL, pro-
purpose relative to the institution, at anr nv aY
apply 10 the president and directors "Hs
a general meeting OF the stockholders, AMI ~; =
by them refused, the said number Of s,no,
holders proprictors OF not less than Tia, n"ra
Der Of shares, shall have power to call es s'"
raj meeting OF the stockholders giyior
least sixty days noticclin newspaper n, =
ed within the town Of alexandra, sgerilv;M.
in such notice tho object or objects Of sncSS
all
Art. %. This association shall cpn,in,,
without limitation. But nevertheless the nro
prietors of two thirds Of the capital stock or
the company may by their concurrent votes ~
a general meeting to be called for that bur-
pose, dissolve the same at any period after
the year Of our lord one thousand EIGHT hun
dred and thirty: Provided that notice Of such
meeting and les objects shall he published in.
two or more newspapers PINNED within tic
district OF Columbia, Tor al least thgee mouhs
succcssiyely, previous TO The time appointed
for such meeting.
Art1cle so On the dissolution Of this
association, whenever the same shall be Dc.
termined on, ettrctuag measures shaIIbe ia.
aedia:e|y taken by the president and d.
rectcrs then in office, tor closing all the
concerns Of the company, and tor d;"dIng
the capital and profits which may remain
among the stockholders, IN proportion to
their respective interests
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-19
This IS to give notice, that the

subscriber. of,Ha 9 equity sja the dis
trict OF Columbia has obtained lIo'" '''' -
phan's court OF Alexandra co''"'E 'o''G.s '; '
tamentagy Oh the estate OF lgnat'"1 '"" 81
late of TIC county last mentioned, Ue ':1 Ia
all persons having claims against INC Ia. ?S;s the
ceased, are hereby warned TO eA"io" s,I-
same with the vouchers thereof 70 '"C snru
scr;her on or before the 18th day OF 1PIn
next; or they may by law be eAciu:'J 1ab,ed
ali benefit 20 said estate ana ''ose ',I
to said estate are required to nia@e n;. Or
ate payment. Given under my na''o '''' :,
day Of October, 1910
Francis |. NeaIe,
Ex'rof Lgnat'as tH15ss.,
By Matthew Robinson and Uranus
Murphy, his Atorn'es' ,,r
October 70.
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OrDhan's Court,

alexandria L5unty, OctoJsr Tern, 1910
Ordered, That the executor oil 1$a&''''
Juwgel, deceased, do insert the following &C,
vertisemeat three Zines in each week ''' i'"'
weeks, in the alexandria Daily Gazette
ieste,
Alexander Moore, Reg
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Articles of AnociatIon

Forming a Gompaap Of limited Partnership. !.
to ssta6I,Sh a Sane gcittin the iotvn q
dlrxaadrta, to b. degsom;nated the
FARMERS BANK
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-08
TRANSITIONS 1

CoPRNHACEN. March s.
TIE Joloyoing decree his ohhearrd con
eern'ng me celebration Of colonial produce
from .4itona.
Ne Fre6erick tie 6'h. s5c. make kno7pn
fhaf ft has 7vifh f'arficuiar decentralization
come 10 our kno7yfedee. that con,raru 10
oar orders Of .A'ov. IS TAFT. firohi6inns. The
eahorfati9m Of Colonial PRODUCE ,nte Other.
countries. several f.crSons hare darcd. by
smuggling, TO defy me ia4u !, is therefore
OR most gracious command, thai although
PERMITTED colonial hroduce may be erhortcd
from Ahona 10 any Other forts IF our king
dams and domains, according 20 the regn-
hftons Of The customs. yer it is d6soiuteiy
ana Gotthom any e5ccchtiou, Prohibited 10
erfort such articles from, .4itona, either 6y
tand or eyaier intc foreign. countries.
dry hcrson efending in shis dietricr, his
goods shall be confscsted for tie 6eneft
OF me fnfo,mer and me offender shcN be
'mfavisoned in The zvork house for Months
and y the ofcnce be repeated, he shall be
imfrfsoned double that time.
FREDERICK K.
CoPESHACEN. FEB %
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control of france. If the house lost the op..
portunity of settling the question, the Ca
tholicks will lose the opportunity of esta. !.
blishing their freedom, and the Protes,ants
would lose their security.
Mr.. Hutchinson supported the petition.
He suggested to the right hon. gentleman
opposite. that it would be proper to reflect
well on the Importance of the question, the
numbers Of the body now petiticning, and
the general interest that. would accrue
to the states from attending to their petition,
FOR they sought no redress incompatible
with the security OF all the existing establish.
ments.
The petition was then laid on the table.
FROM BELLS wggKLr MESSENGER,
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(Y virtue of a deed og trust dulv executed
y and recorded, will he sold at Buckingham,
Court House on the second monday in Augu,t
next lbc'ng court day) Twenty or thirty valuable.
SLAVES, among whom are several tradesrnen
such as rough Carpenters, Sloe makers, Weavcrs
&c. Terms OF sale, one half cash, the othernoi.
ETY. payable the ftat day Of Iarnprvfl lov;or--
Bond with approved security win be Yecu,-eJ
foIsth@ ast payment Az the came time and oiso..
viii DC Offered 400 acres of LAND WING about
seven OF eight miles above the said Court Hou,e
terms the same as fer tho Slaves.
~ THE TRUSTEE.
Way, w1syg
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faence Of di.eovery &c sediHov, cor
restondence.--lam very giad IL Cthe Dis.
couery has tdken place, Jor G6eriy here is
carried 10 Heenfionsness and from tx:
htShesf Canadian to ths lo7oes., serere
checS as absolutely necessary IL is said
that a direct correspondence with France
mas been detected Ii is my real o.hinion
mat ms Province rs as comhtefeiu organized
Gs any revolutionary country cver gsas.,'
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Besr ON, April 80.
LITE ST FRON ENGLAyyD.

Ship Ann, arrived III the outer harbor
Yesterday, in % days from Liverpool. -
Papers to the 25lh March have been receiv-
ed az the EEehange Cofce H1use they
have little 10 say on American affairs, and
are barren Of important intelligence. n
passenger states
The frigate John adams sailed from
Cowes the S2nd March for Hayre, where
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-08

MILL BE RUN FOR-on the IS of Nav,
wv. 1.-The mile beats) oyer the field of MIR.
lomiin, joining the tornFf New Castle, sub
scriptios race entrance 10, forty dollars alrea-
dy subscribed, free for any saddle horse in the.
state, catch upon each the field viii be pre-
pared in high style, by Mr.. H. Ball, and the sul,.
ser,pton sept open until Wednesday evening, tho
May 9 vewp
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rso4 4Gs VIEW ronk GAZETTE.

HEru %
French intrigue. The .toilo7ving is an
extract Of letter 10 a gentleman in this
Cify ddted az MoR,rrQi tie Ext G7drch
:" TIE post .frobl Que6ec, on Monday ia8t
79as Sfofhed by erhress order from Sir
JemeS Craig, Me Courier arrested and all
me letters ordcred for INSPECTION. The
czGct truth has nos yet reached MiS fiaee !;
out am hafhy 10 soy that tt is very certain
seUerW members Y3 TIC IL House OF As
ssmbH are now iat2gebec gosh IN eonse~
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ANSWER.

as The only condition required for the re-
vocation by his majesty the emperor of the
decree of Berlin will be the previous revo-
cation by the British government of her
biockades of France, or part of France (suoh
as that from the Flbe to Brest. &C., of a
date anterior to that of the aforesaid de-
cree"
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w3wp

y EMoVAL.-THCMAS DIDDEP. crate
~ fut FOR tile liberal support he has experien-
ced in his trade, respectfully informs his custo.
mers and tie Pobiic generally, that be has re.
moved his Tailor's shop 30 the man street adj
Joining Robert Bel''s, asddler, and opposite DIR.
Duvais aPothecary shop, where he will thank
fully receive any business in his ine, and hone.
by attention and endeavofs to please, to merit n
continuance of favor.
Richmond, May 8 ,n3-n
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d T. wis rR Y.

2. LIZ TELLfER-DENTTST.
VHHOSE who wish tn experience the benefits
I TO be derived from my practice, will do
well to apply immediately, az sbaIl leave town
the ensfiag week.
May ]. ~
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by virtue ofa deed of trust made to the sub
ID scriber by David Ssqseen, viii be sold to
the highest bidder, for ready money, ten acres
of LAND, lying within one nile OF James ~
YER, and contiguous of Trabue's cod landing.
being within the vicinity ofsevcral Coal PITTS,
and from appearances 1t is supposed to abound
in Goals ths sale Will take plsce on the premises
on Saturday 2nd day of June next.
JOHN TRABUE, Trustee.
buckingham County Mav,8 3tT
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~ oNpoN. Eeb. as, ia1a.

s'I have received srom Gen. Armstrong a
letter OF which copy is enclosed; and have.
in consequence, made a written enquiry of
Lord Wellesley with whom had before
communicated personally on the subject) rs
to the inexis.. nee Of the bloclsa,les TO which
it aludcs. am not without hopes that the
reply to my enquiry will amount to de-
clarat.oB Satisfying in substance the con
di3cn mentioned in General Armstrong;
lett W that these blockedes are no, in force
and lift should, will send immediate no.
tica to Gen. Armstrong. have prepared
an official letter to you on this head, which
with such additions as circumstances may
enable me tomake to it, will be sent by the
corvette" (the John Adams.)
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NIcusoNr, 5fE cf Mry, 1919. ;
" OhERT 1REE%HoW, now residing i,
tins place, next door to the Yves, Of The 6.,nk
u V"gih'a' anxious to bring his affairs within as
marrow a compass "a possihia, eu,reats all tbce.,
~ arrears to him, TO make immediate settlements
averse as he has ever been 10 law, he mus, re.
and that speedily. if this, his request, il
not attended to---His individual claims. web
those due TO him, rs executor for Josias Mood.
deee ased, will tie placed in the bands of ss at
toensy Tor collection, if no, settled prerio,,s to
August couE.-.-St -, -
May 8. q,
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May s,

{ NCERf.-Buckingham county, Sep
4 TENDER Court, 1909.
Elizabeth Taliaferro, administrators of CaarIes
Taliaferro, decd Pleinfi5,
VS.
John Baskerville, jr. and Robert Burton,
Defendant.
ON the motion of the plaintiff, by counsel, and
appearing TO the satisfaction OF the couy,, tbaa
the defendant, Baskerville, is nos an M
habitant of this state Z: is ordered gns decye-A
That unless the said Baskerville shall appser here
at December court next, and answer the plain
tiff bill, the court will thea proceed to take ehe
same Tor contested, as to him, and decree tho
ng.tter thereof accordingly and that a copy &C
tsis order be forthwith published in some public
newspaper of the city of Richmond, for two
month successiye!y, and another copy be posted
up at the front door of the court house Of this
county.
Copy.
=. ELDR1DcE, jr. D. .
WAY o. 'tp WSWp
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nj O1ICE The fsieHds OF legal representa-
y 'iyes ofSarah Slate, deceased, Gfanyl arc
hereby informed that what little property sh..
died possessed Of, has been sold agreeabiy 10 law
amounting to between forty and Gfy dollars -
ifshe has any heirs legally entitled to the same
they are hereby requested to CON, forward and
claim the same and pay chpfgss of sale and adj
mir;s'rqtion.
NICHOLAS ROBERTSON Alministra.
tor.
Nayrss lawsuit
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May 8

HE NEW-oXFoPD AcAOEMl; lately
a erected near the Hale Way House, between
Richmond I'D Petersburg, on the main stage
road, is now opened for the reception of students
under the direction OF Jonathan Smith, who has
been the PRINCIPAL tutor in the Abingdon Acade
my, for six years past. He will teach Reading.
Writing, and the first principles of Arithmetic.
at . per quarter-Also, English Grammar, thc
Latin and Greek languages correctly, the higher
branches OF Arithmetic, Matte MATES, viz. Geo
metry,. Trigonpmetry, Surveying, Navigation,
Euchd's elements, Algebra, &c Geography. the
use of the Globes, Natural and Moral phiicsopbv.
Astronomy, Electricity, Bellies Letters, History.
&c. at 5 10 per quarter, payable at the expirati,
on OF sa'd term u BOARDING may be he'd at the
Halfway House, at 8 90 per quarter, exclusive
OF bedding and washing, which must be furnish-
ed, or will necessarily occasion an additional
charge.
N: q. The principal tutor determining TO do
ample justice to such students as may DC COM
mitted to his care; will not receive more than 20
scholars in the Academy, for the ensuing wear,
which number he thankfully solicits, as early az
may b: convenient after the commencement.
RICHARD GREGORY,
May s. w3wp
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q VEN DOLEARS REWAKD--R.n-1r,-.

4 ZEN DOLLARS RElVAkD-R,n.n,y-g
a from tie subscriber, in th. county of Meek.
ienourg, on the 9th OF April last. /. yer,, br;oI,t
'hula.to Negro Man named BILL1, supposed 10
oe 20 or "a PEERS OF age stout, well ma,.e-bas
aiuii tace; 5feet9 or 10 inches high; his ewes
are OF grey or haze colour. his hair uncor,.
monty snort for man who is AS white as he is.
winch he wears combed on the forehead. in ;mi
ta'on OF the present fashion /; he has a small
scar on The torepart of one of his legs, little A.
"o'e the ANGLE; his cloathiag. is not recolccted.
except an imported whit. far hat, about half
worn, and blue broad cloth frock coat He IL
good SAWYER, and rough carpenter, cooper {.
nddier' Billy was raised on the Potomac river.
IN hing George county, on the estate of Mrs. A.
Su,h, where he may bs lurking, or he may en-.
to pass as a freeman in some of the towns.
possibly in Petersburg, as he is acquainted with
one OF Mr K. Boiling's negroes. lis necessary
to observe, that it Improbable that he has n com
panion with him, mulatto fellow Of col GEORGE
Ierry's, named Tom, who, am informed. can
write If this is the case, it is likely that he may
have free pass. will give the above reward to
any person who will take up and put in iail. the
SAID negro. so that get him again. All masters
OF vessels and others, forwarned harborinq- or
carrying the aaid negro ont of the state.
May 8. - wA,yn
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d.
C0hy Of letter fron, Gen: armstrong TO
Mr.. Pinkney:
PARIS, Jan. IS, 1910.

A letter from Mr.. Secretary Smith of
the LIST of December last made it my duty
to enquire of his Excellency the Duke of
Galore what were the conditions on which
his majesty the emperor would annul his de-
cree, commonly called the Berlin decree,
and whether if G.. Britain revoked her
blockades of date anterior TO that decree,
his majesty would consent to revoke the said
dscree9 To these questions I have this
day received the following answer, which /
hasten to convey to you by special mes
senger.
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r. Office lis heieby given that on Tuesday
l. the twenty ninth ddv ofthis Instant, May.
viii be exposed TO sale at the house Of Sherwood
Fowler in Cumberland County for ready money.
several 81. AYES, Stock ofall kinds; Household
and Kitchln furniture, plantation Tools &c. by
virtue Of deed Of trust executed to us to secure
the payment Of s,indrv d. hts therein mentioned,
JAMES ANDERSON, ! r.,.
BOOKER WOODSON, 5 trustees
May, g. 2t
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EOHN GEORGE BAXTER, Blockley town
~ snip, Philadelphia County--makas md offers
Tor. sale, to the planters, farmers and heads
of families in the United States of America, his
PATENT MACHINE, for C rdi G, Rowing and
Spinning COTTON. The Machine is warrsn.
ted will last long, and be kept in good repair
at small expence.
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Impressed with the sentiments
you have Expressed, the empress Maria
Louisa viii complete my happiness if she
be tender mother to Freschmen. am
happy that Providence hath selected me to
reign over this loyal and affectionate nation,
who have always manifested so true & ten.
der regard towards my person.
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r. ELDRIDGE, jr. D. {.
way o. 'tp w5Wp {.
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Young Ladies Academy.

TIE inhabitants of Alexandra are respect
fully informed, that an Academy exclusively
devoted to the education of young ladies, will
be opened on the first Monday in October
next, in the large room of Mrs, Wilson's
house, adjoining Doctor Kennedy's Shop, on
Fairfax street, under the care and with the
assistance of the Rev. Mr.. Gibson. In addi-
ton to the common branches, reading writ
ing. Arithmetic, Geography. with the use
of the Globes and English Grammar, it is
proposed to give particular attention to the
Relies L etiers and history at once TO enrich
the mind by correct taste in polite htera-
ture, ard enlarge it by knowledge OF man
kind With the patronage of the public, 1T
is also proposed, to extend the usefulness OF
this Institution by procuring one or more
persons as assistant teachers, who shall be
qualified TO teach the ornamental branches of
female education. The subscriber being a
stranger, requests those who would Go him
the honor to enquire respecting himself, to
call on the Rev Mr. Barclay. or on Mr.. Gi6-
son. to whom he has submitted his testimo'
nials:
Henry Field.
September rs.
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fish orders in council will lose their justil-
cation as being measures ofnecessity found
ed upon the unjust DEGREES OF France. A..
meriea will tell US that we have nothing 10
do with the municipal acts OF France, and
thus it is attempted perhaps by conceft te-
fween both these bezeers to reduce US to TINS
dilemma, either to maintain our orders IN
council when the show of justice is taken
away from them, or to suffer The commerce
of the enemy TO be relieved, ard 10 give up
the power of retaliating on him the evils OF
war. The article is deep but it may be
met and turned.
Nothing is said in this decree or letter
respecting the release of American ships &
careoes urder sequesuation. PERHAPS the
sequestration is held over the heads OF the
Americans in teyrorem. We are curious
to learn how The French party in America
will manage that mastery piece OF logic IN
the letter to general Armstrong, when 1t is
argued that because America, by her non
intercourse act, forbade the entry of French
vessels into her ha,bors, the conhscation OF
all American vessels already in the ha,bors
of France was just retr'sal--" q natter
IF right"
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PARIS, Au.gust ~.

hr7bcrial Crstens An error OF the press
in IKE decree of the 5th inst. must be cor.
rectsd as follows:
"Levant Gotten, imported by sea, AGO
fir. The same imported by lard, 'hrcug.h
the cfices a, Cologne, Cobl.ntz, Men'z &
Strasbureh, 200 IT,"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-06
Lease Of the INDIAN Queen laOefn
FOR SALE,

IN consequence ofmy declining health, !
will sell my lease Of five years, from the lst
OF January ISL, of the Indian QEsen To-
perm 1t is one ofthe best stands In the town
of Alexandria, and commands at this time as
much, if not more thar any other, of prohta-
bic business. There are a sufficient number
Of respectable boardcrs to ensure any person
acomtortabIe living which, together with
the transient custoIh attached to the house,
makes it desirable situation FOR man quail
fled to keep House Of Entertainment. A
good tenant may have the lease extended TO
any length OF time he may choose.
/ will also sell, If required,
the Beds and Furniture now in the house,
which are such as are requisite to the keep
ing comfortable and genteel house. lhe
house isllarge and roomy and there IS at
tached tot stable calculated to hold tfty
horses. The whole will be sold on liberal
credit It's thought unnecessary 70 say more'
as if is presumed any person wishing to pur-
chase will first view The premises.
John Hodgkln.
October %. 60
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Coach-makrng, IN all its various
Branches.
F.. 7. TAYLOR,

II RESPECTFULLY intQrms his friends.
and the public, that he coniih acs to
carry on the Coach-makins Business in all IT'S
various branches, at the shop In Fairfax
street, formerly occupied by i5dea and Iay-
or, where all orders ID ks line OF business
will be strictly attended
From al establishment Of three years II
the shove line Of business be is allie to say,
as proof 81 his workmanship, he has many
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
with their orders for Carriages of any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with neatpess and strength.
N. g. Ali kinds Of Carriages and Harness
es made and repaired with neatness and dis-
patch.
FOR SHE,
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THIS DAY LANDING,
At JpwIS's WHARF,

AT IawIS's WHARF,
From the schooner Susan. CAPT. Larson,
from Ne1Obarvbort, s. far sale, NEXT doSr
bslow ffohn G. Lqda's, lo1ver end Ktag-
street:
100 barrels New-England Rum,
SO do. No Beef, best quality,
80 boxes Candles,
20 Grind Stones,
bale Russia Sheeting,
5 boxes 7 by Window Glass,
| do. Sweet Oil,
A few Boards.
William Smith.
November lQs law