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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17

iNs E3SRS GARLIN ANDERSON and
AA IHOMAS NbNN--T-ke notice. ,hat
on the N'h, OH, 7,h, Sti,, gu md 10th dsvs of
octoher next, at The dwelling house OF Inn
wash IN Cumberland County, and SKATE OF f.en-
eueky CT on Some'' tno,e aSys, shall pro-
ceed 10 take the deposition of John Wash. to
DE read az evidence al the SUIT in chancerv. de.
Pe""lhg nth. Coun.y Curt - Nottoway, in
~" I'm plaintiff ana you are defendants.
hiso' on The 18Th, 10th, l7tb, 18ta, l9ti. q 2Oth
% !" S''u 'h'h.', ~ "ne me OF those DAYS,
ed" Hing house OF Stokes Anderson. IN
@aSoI C'uniy, auA StHe sforesaiti, / sI.,i,f,ro.
Gees Z take the dispositions of lanes Auder.
80" ana wiie' TO he read as aforesaid Also,
on 'ie @otn, 2o,h, II 18th, 29ti AMI 3Oth
nays Oh N"'cm1e' nexi, 4tArcher Rober,,..,,,s
ia''rn' ia Nottowsy Couny, aud Stat % Var.
e"'H, % o" some OF tii"se doys. / shaJ prue ID
~ ''ke TIE deposfIohs oi sundry Witnesses. TO
Or fe d as aforesaid at Winch times aud oiaces
YOU ana eseh o. you w'i, please to attend
am, GeAtlemen,
You obed len servant,
PlCLIN AWDERSOY
-T~'O~' - Ws3yy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
RA X @ ID Y, ~

:" So much for the Cabtains bottle 80,
1uSe-" JJo1v .,0rtals, jill your giasses!e
Jolly mortsls, fill your glasses.
Noble deeds are done by wine
List the deed, which all SURPRISES.
= Wrought by juice OF " drunken vine.""
Captain B-m+ hated thinking,
Drank about at Council Board"
He subdued himself ny drinking,
More than foes by conq'ring sword.
SoAie csnquaff a wond'rous spirit,
Some can drink thew genius no!
Bingham finds double merit.
In the magic circiing cup
1t can reel him, rasily daring,
To the battles scorohiug heat
It can teach, by is most glaring,
How to gloss his mean d. feat. D., aim.
What though riddled Belts complaining,
What tho' scuppers stream with blood.
YET the bleeding cups explaining
Shasty wounds al. purple flood.
Then brave mortals, fill your glasses,
Noble deeds arc done by wine
dai! to him, ouose feat surpasses.
= Ali tnl feso rom bleeding vine.
-a'sh in AIR may tow'ring glory,
Raise the wretch who dyed the flood
May he live in brilliant story,
While his narsc is STEPPED in blood
%%P0Pe, + IntAe original Alexander.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17

la /R9(I
To Tie Editor Of the Enquirer. dated
Frederiektown Sent IL, 1911.
" The Courtmarial Toe the trial OF Gen
Wilkinson met on Monday last, a NUMBER of
members assembled. but did NOT proceed
tn business until "Wednesday on Thursta y
the Court was organized and the charges
Os the, Gen read. consisting of eight differ
eut charges, with variety of specifications
commencing with the Spanish pension, Burr
conspiracy and ending with The Terre Aux
Scout Campaign. no examination OF ev-
deuce as yet; the time IF the Court has
been aiken up with motions tor ,ummonsiug
OF evidence from Orleans and the Mississippi
Territory: the Court has requested Of the
Sec'etar of War the presence of Col Cush-
ing who is now under arrest, in behalf of tn.
prisoner. together with several ether off :
GERS from that station should the prison
er's request be compiled by the Secretary Of
Wa he trial will probably continue for
81 .ionths before the final decision of the
>ourt be taken. There is number of wit
esses on both parts
The following members compose the
court viz.
4" Cen. Gausevoor,. Pres;dent Coionc;s
w .iilams. Russell Kiagsbury Lieut.
Coz Beall, Wharton. Nc omb, Smith; Ma
5ors Ptrter, Nicoll. Ssoddert, Swift, A,ms
tead-Waiter Jones jun Judge .sdp care. %
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PRIVATE TUDOR w.n,ed 10, N. en-

IA PRIVATE TUDOR ~an,ed ior the en-.
n sung year--A Gentleman WHO can come
w. Al recon hended tor his moral ci,aracter, sad
n's aDhiiy 10 teachthe Latin, Creek and French
Languages, witt. Geography, and the. various
branches "r the ". <thems tics, will meet with
ehcourag sment-One not less than fort, years
oi age WA De pr ferred The Subscriber re-
sloss al healthy situation on the waters of
MooJack Bay, and letters addressed to INN at
Sioucestei e. auuse, viii be attended TO.
>. JANIS II. Ron.
Greenpiains, Ma,,hews)
County, Sc, ~ w3w
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BLACK LIST


Q Of american vessels which haze fallen
infohe ctutchea Of His britannia
Najesty's" Cruizers o..
The FLy,. from ". York, said TO be bound
to 81 PeteTsburg---buts sent into Ply
mouth, on susfticioH, OF being bound to
France
The ship Inn = Naria-->detained by the
Beagle sloop of war, aud sent into the
Downs.
Brig Alert, bound from Bordeaux for
Re~boryport-sent into Portsmouth.
u These mem. from the English prints
Times Of Performance
The Sur e. Moon viii exhibit their T.
ciipse, ,nis day, aboug noon
ne Comet performs every night In the
week. without exeepron--and always
twice ~ each nigh.
The Theatre IS thrown open to every
enc ,hst wishes 70 sec tiIe Persor-
NANCE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17
September II.
T0 BRIGEL A1,ERS AND CARpkNr,rnS

HE Committee appointed by "the Sub.
a scribers for erecting Church on Shock
oe HILL" will receive proposals for furnishing
materials and executing the Brick work and
Plsstering-and for the Carpenters work, paint.
ing and materials, until the 18th day OF Octo-
Der next
4 The Building will (probably) be sixty by nine.
" feet and thirty feet bigii from foundation TO
The eves-thrce bricks thick TO the Water table
two and half to the Gallery Goor, and two
bricks thence TO the top Of the wall--the 5rieks
90 be all hard and faced with stock Brick,
Proposals may be lodgedvarth zines smith
Who will 'urns' farther information 70 those
I.. d contract,
sept, liz A.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17

: DIED--On the 18th of this month, at
Stuciey, he Seat of JON Lyon. ESQ. in Ha
yer Count, Mrs CATHERINE WEBs.a.
ged 81 ears She AS much respected &
6eloyedby all who knsw her, therefore her
loss is much iamented-Her remains were
car led and deposited it the Family Burying
Griund at Cnemockng, in New Nent. on
Saturday, ;hc.I4. q.
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWae1

TX AN WAY from the subscr,..er ON tho
~ nishi of the 10Th INST FRI NIX. n Mu'at.
. 20 man aged abou 80 or 80 yesrs-he is bon,
ha;r 'o" a on stature has full fac and bushy
ut sos1e times wesrs-he carried WITH -,
quanu'y OF bedding and very plentiful snppIv
his person. - "'e an LA
Frank WA formerly the property of Mr..
hlgnooot' OF Sandy Point, on James River. nd
George COuHty--l have reason IN btl,ex. ~,
wan 90 intu that neighborhood or to Nurt,ik,
ana VIII Sndeavor to &c, cut of the State bv ,ve.
The above reward will be given fo, ii. IL
yytrlDg him to me in the city of RichmooJ or.
Virginia I"' ia
Richmond, Sept. II e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17

M So GARLIN ANDERSON Take no.
~ c., laat OH the 5tH, o.. 7tl, BIN, 9Th.
a"q 10Th Gays ot October next, II The .iwei,me
use Oh mn WAshs in Cumb, RAND County,
q Sale oil * ntuoky, O. on some of those Siays.
. . shaii proceed 20 IKE the deposition vi John
vas, w ash, " o. esq as evidence IN a suit Deepen
/ am plaintiff ana you are defendant, al Which
"ne and place you VIII pie ase attend
ain, oar, yours, sc.
FdULIN ANDERSON.
September ". -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17
NASSAU. August Is.

Three of the crew Of the schr. Syren,
mentioned in our last Thursdays paper as
being accused OF having murdered their
master and mate have since been taken &
brought to town by Simon Erens, tree man
Of color Of Andres Island. The John Bull
was since sent for the cook, whom we sta
ted to have got to Royal island, and brought
him here or Tuesday. They will take their
trial at the November sessions Of the court
Of oyer and terminer, unless court should
be before convened by special cemmissi-
on. We therefore forbeaf entering fur
Their into the particulars for the present.
August 1s.
At Court Of Vice-Admiralty, held on
Wednesday last, sentence was given in the
case OF the Son Carlos. de Oca, masier-
The property WAS ordered To be restored
with costs. The eaptors appealed. OF
his case we may furnish a report on fu
lure day.
la ihc case of the Penelope, Surget, de d.
cree ofrestituuon passed the seal on Thurs
DAY last, by consent; aud that vessel sailed
Hn the same. day 10 prosecution OF her voy
Age Tor Rev @ gleans.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17

OF Aicahrara. Morillo. in CaceYes With 5000
infantry, and 900 casaIry-;he, cavalry OK
the Count OF Penne are in beja in Poriu-
gal.
Lisbon, Aug 1o-F!our 11S-Corn 1 So,
Corn meal 6, Commen Bread I. 4 dollars
4 barrel
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17
DAVID DOYLE, Richmond,
August ID, 1871

1t having beeh binted ,pst Mr. smyth, from
whom inherit, might haze made sale of some
of the above Lands. previous to his decesse, il
is thought necessary, in order to dispei doubts
concerning the titles, TO defer the sale To the
2lsl dsy of this month, At IL o'clock, for the
purpose OF making public the following Cert.
ficate
hereby certify that have examined the re
cords of tho General Court, and find that the
ten tracts Of land, described in tive handful
bearing; date ths 24th Of August, 1911, sioned
DAVID DOYLE, have on tire 16th day Of MAY.
1896, been conveyed by Alexander guay,iey 70
Riehara Snlyth and, that il does DOT appear
from the records of this office that the said
Smyth had since conveyed the same
PEY'TON DREtZ, c. c. C..
September II. q
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a GREAT BARG IN may be had IN sSzl,
n Ac.es OF land, 5 miles from Ric,,, -
% Ihckahornony---The IS near of 10,
Crouns, some rich meadow, with new No..
ahd ofcnsrd there is another tract abom, so
acres, whh stwo story house may be haa If
any gentleman wishing to purchase. Il c,a,,
o. 10 then interest TO apply. in tine IN s',i,
Whea'' ASH would wish to SOW some in. "a
up tie country, if should sell. - ''''N'
September 10.
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Eieefoyoy C,oU.,- 81 ~. -, !.

Electoral College Of Mar.ia.d
The Republicans have both 20, = in Dor.
Fede ralists, 6ofh in Sorne-
see and in Alleghany.-Thev votes are. there.
tore, thus
Republicans, 20. Federaiisss. 10.
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G'oR SALE-Thr following tracts OF La -


A. III this State, Wig:
One OF 1000 acres in Montgomery County,
lying on the waters of Stroubles Creek. b..
tween Chrstiansburg and Black sburg, about 3
or q miles from the former, AID or 3 from the
latter: on this there is good mill seat, and
plenty of'timber besides as good stone coal as
1862 acres IN Giles Tounty, formerly Mont
gomery, on the waters of Beaver Creek, q
branch of Cuyandott.
-Four tracts, of 1000 acres each, in the county
of Randolph one Oh Elk river; and 3 ON G,.u
ley river. :,
1915 acres in Augusta County, on the
waters of Moth River, branch of Shenan.
dOah. ..y
1870 screa in Greenbrier County, on the wa
ters nt the Gres, kenhawa
100 acres IN Monongalia County, on the wa
ters of the Little Sanuy.
1000 acres in Botetourt County, OF the ws
ters of Shsrkcy's Draft, aud WITHIN less than a
quarter of a mile of James River, where the
B.srpass up and down to and fror, the Basin
upwards of 500 acres of this tract>ls well
TiRbered and fat for cultivation of any kind .
The whole have been entered on the Com
nlss'one'l BuoSs, according to Law For fur.
ther part n! 81 Apply "
DAVID DOYLE, Richmond,
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Tbe Enquirer.
RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER II, 1911
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

The following are che observations which
l have made on the apparent situation OF
the Comet now visible: The distances be-
tween it and the fixed Stars were ascer-
tanned by good Hadley's Oc,ant, and the
right ascens'on.. &c. were obtained from
Celestial Globe. not having ar present lei :
sure to make the necessary calculations in
spherical lrigonome''y for tina. purpose.
night,
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EXTRACT to me some-date&

n ON y " D1>N TUB ~
The Jurisdiction of The Orleans Terri
tory is about 70 be extended hracficaNy @
the perdido, with The exception OF the L own
OIL No6'fe and to S miles around the
same"
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case OF "a refusal, 30 confluence active
hostilities against American shifts Of svar !:
but his orders do not extend to the capture
Of American merchantmen"
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Nxw YORK. Sept. II.
LATEST FROM RUSSIA.

The fast sailing pilot boat. schooner Ex-
periment. Vibberts, arrived at this por'
Yesterday, in SIS days from ST. Petersburg
Capt. v. informs that American and colo
NAL produce was very cheap and plentiful
there, and that it was dith cult to get any
advances ON American cargoes. in conse.
uuence of the great number in port. AS
Captain v. came out, he met eight vessels
going in, one of which was supposed to be
the Lady Madison of New York. No change
had taken place in the friendly relations be
tween the Emperors Alexander and Ma
poleon.
Previous to the Experiments sailing from
Copenhagen. orders were given by the King
10 all priv ateers to bring in for examination
in the lower court, all vessels from the Bal
tic, whatever might be their destInatiop--
The Experiment was the first they had de-
tanned this season; but since the Kings or
uers, every vessel fallen in with has been
paptured.-On the 10Th, was taken into
espenhageu by two prisateers. and detain-
ed (, n DAYS in the Prize Court liberated
upon paying $50 dollars to the captors, ana
~rsts of Court, nothing appearing sgains,
die vessel or papers, Capt V. informs.
uha, the second feet, i'll passing. down the
Belt, were attacked in calm, Off Neib-
hur, and sustained considerable damage
But fortunately, breeze springing up, few,
s. any, were taken. There were number
Of Americans in the feet, only one of which
received any damage. viz. the Laurel of
j son, from St. Petersburg She had 6
OF shot between wind and water. and a
nuuber OF others about her hull anu rig
ing.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17

bN ANTED Immediately, n NET NURgf
w oee without Child would DC prefe'eo
I(qurc e, this Cf6se.
Eeh"Sz. 81
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Procyon CAMS Minor go So
With respect to the changes which have
taken place in the COMET since first obser
we'd, its brightness as likewise its tail have
Considerably incre ased
Whether this Comet be one of those
WHICH nave periodical return is extreme
ly uncer, ain-I do no; find thai j, CORE
spends sxaclly with any on record.-From
its situation and appearance se.eral con-
ciuslons may however b. ORA " d.
Is. Ina its ascending n ode IS in Leo
ana IL dascend ng Nnie ~ Sagi,tarius
I'd iha. the Atmosphere OF the Comet
is either extremely dense, Or a The Comet
Is removed a. d much gre~ter distance than
Jupiter non the sun ior'As tne Comet is
enlightened by the sun in ike manner as the
Planets, 1t would be equally'b bright as JupI.
ter were 1t at the same distance and not
obscured by a dense Atmosphere. On ac-
Count of The great apparent magnitude of It's
body it is however more probable. hat it's
distance from the earth is much less than
that of!upiter, and that dense Atmosphere
and not its distance causes its obscurlty--
Its effect upon the Globe will principally de
passing the descending node
Doctor HALEY in speaking of the Comet
of 1880 says, Had the Earth then been in
the part of her orbit nearest to-. that node.
their mutual gravitation must have caused
a change in the plane Of the orbit Oh the earth
and in the length OF our, year, and that if SO
large body with so rapid motion as that
of This comet were to strike against tue
earth, thing by no means impossible, the
shocE might reduce this beautiful frame to
its original Chaos" jit1-- N o..
Mr.. Winston attributes the universal de-
huge to the near approach of Comet His
opinion was "that The earth passing thro'
the Atmosphere OF the comet, attracted
| lherefrom great part Of the water OF the
food !" that The nearness of the Comet rails
ed great tide in the ub,erraneous waters,
so that the outer crust Of the Earth was
changed from spherical to an oval figure
Thus he accoGpts for trees and bones of a.
nImaIs being found. at very great depths in
| the earth .r.
1 AS the most remarkable CON- ets have
been geaeraliy attended with extraordina
ry tides and tempests, it were TO be wished
that those who have an opportunity would be
particularly careful in noticing sncn natu
raj phenomena as may take place durine
the appearance ofthis Comet such an op
Portunlty may not again present itself fol-
many years,
JOHN WOOD.
Richmond Is Sept.
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BOSTON, September 10.

BOSTON, September 10.
Capt. Smith, who arrived yesterday from
0porto, states that large body OF British
troops from Lisbon had been landed there !;
and that -four had risen To Is dollars per
Barrel, at which price it had been purchas
ed by the Commissary. u, Is possible some
spprehensions were entertained of the ad
vance of French Division, from the force
collected at vaiadolid 10y Besseres. The
nor,h oil Portuga! has been rather exposed
since Lord Wellington proceeded to the
Euadiana. Capt ). sailed Aug.
Palladium
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BosToN, Sept. 4.

" The London journalists had not ceas-
ed their angry animadversions on the attack
| of tne Little BeLta--ther d" Uoice zvas sill
jor zOar ;" but as their expectation of war
was bottomed on the idea, that the Presi
dent had been fitted for sea for the express
purpose of attacking some English man OF
| war ;---- when they ascertain the falsehood
| OF this suspicion the key of their war notes
will of Course be altered We wish all the
differences between the two Countries could
be easily adjusted as this can be. ,-.>
| u The death of the aged King of Eng
land. it was thought, would be the com.
mencement of new era in the affairs of
Eurofe. H1 late dates his situation was a
larming.-He had recently been assailed
with severe relapses of his mental malady;
and his death was considered by many as
not very remote. He had been deprived
offood and sleep for more than so hours in
succession and his pulsations had increased
t. mere than $50 in minute. A great anx
! iety exis ed The Regent. the o!her Prin
ces. Ministers and Councillors had assem-.
bled In Windsor, in expectation of his de-
mise but the latest account stated, that
his ag,tations had subsidized, and that gloo-.
niness had succeeded to incessant loQuaci
ty.
| The Empress of France is said to be in
a lair way to furnish another candidate for
a throne. -.
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Pope, + Mtne original. Alexander.
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FederaHsss, 10.
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The Empress of France is said to be in
fair way to furnish another candidate for
throne.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-24
Paper Hangings.
GEORGE WANTON,

rs now opening several boxes PAPER HANGINGS
Of the most Fashionable patterns, with elegant
Borders, which he will sell cheaper than was ever Of
fered for sale in this state. The assortment OF low
prizod Papers is extensive Wholesale customers
be furnished with Paper Hangings at liberal dis
counts from the Mandatory prices.
THE BOOK STORE
Is furnished with a complete assortment OF BOOKS
of every description usually wanted, and with every
new publication as as from the press School
and Seaman's books of every kind in use,
.4LMd.NACKS FOR 1911.
Ofvariouskinds, which will sold by the groce doz
en- or single, q, one half the original price
SAPER.AL HUNDRED VOLUAES
Second hand Books, also at half the original price
HITS,
Of every description and price, wide and common
brims. One case fashionable satin BeaNeEs Eel,
plated and castor mems and childrens Hats of the
fashion able shape and best quality from rs Cts.
TO SO
Persons indebted to WANTON & RATHBONE,
or GEORGE WANTON, are requested to maka in :
mediate payment, and all persons having demands
aSainst either. to present the same for settlement.
March g. 1911.
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All kinds Of Writing Pa by ounce, box or pound.
per by the ream or qure, Sand and pounce boxes.
at various prices from l. ConversatiSn visiting and
25 cents to 20 cents per playing Cards.
quire. Walkden's genuine Ink
80 reams brown wrapping Powder.
paper, common, and 25 Copy slips, ndelible Ink,
do brown and blue, of Back Cannon Tables
best quality Hartford. Ink Stands, Ink and sand
An assortment OF quilts, Glasses for Portable
per. 100 or 1000, from Desks.
IS to 80 cents per 100. IN assortment OF Pen,
Lead Pencils with and Pocket and desk knives
without cases. from 10 Ink Stands Ink Cake,
TO l25 cents each. Gcntiemcn's pocket and
Mathematical Instrum- Memorandum Books,
ents i'm cases States and slate pencils
Scales and Diyiders. Commercial blanks blank
Wamsons thrce-slit Writs and Executions
celebrated metallic pens tor Justices.
Ivory ana bone Folders Brass Ink stands, with
Paint boxes and Camels top, knife and pen.
hair brushes. india rubber, tlsck sand
Red and black scaling shaving soap and boxes,
Wax. wafer boxes, bonnet pa
Red and black Waters, per.
BOOKS
Bowditch's Naviga,or,h- A well assorted collec-
mercan ship-Msster's ton of Books for chill
Assistant, Blunt's coast dren in poetry and prose,
Pilot calculated to lead the ju-
Perry's Dictionary. venc mind 70 virtue.
Murrys sequel & reader. Primers, &c.
Bibles. Tcstaments, and A very handsome assort-
Dabol's Arithmc,ck. ment of walking canes
webs,er's, Alden's and and whips from 5 so
Murray's Spelling books cents 10 IS cents each
Murrsy's Introduction. A small assortment OF
Stamfords art ofresdng. Trunks.
Hymns for Infant Minds.
In few days will be received ard for sale as a.
bove, good assortment of Blank Books, LedgerS,
Journals, Day Books, &c. &c.
Great allowance will bo made 10 those who buy
Stationary for Schools, or 20 sell again.
OP Lottery, Exchange and Brokers busines
transacted usual, and every favour gratefully ac-
knowiedgcd.
Stationary, ETohange e Lsfery
Office, .N6. 11s, TbcDes-'frestS
June u. C.ph)
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B. B. ROWLAND.

B. 3. ROWLAND.
II AS for sale,
IL AT No. II & IS, TuAMEs-SrREET,
10 hhds. Jamaica Rum
pipes Gin
50 boxes Mould Candles
--.4LSO--
A few chests Souchong Tea, ist quality;
Nails pr. Cask, different sizes
few boxes Havanna Brown Sugar.
Flour per. barrel;
Soap per box
May g.
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Removal.
JOHN A. SHAW,

ReShecJaly H. jorms his friends and tie f26-
lick, in general
THAT he has removed from ss old stand, 70 the
Store Of MIS- MARY BRow, No. 100, Thames
street, formally occupied by MIR. natter Cornell,
Uhere he offers for sale,
A General assortment of Fashionable and Fancy
u LII tLa "a Llunrlr
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.At No. 9l, Thames Sneet.
B. & S. G. WEAVER,

Inform their Friends and the Pu5Eck IN general,
THAT they have just completed their Spring
L supply of HATS, bought at New.York by one
of the firm, consisting Of
Mems beaver, elastick satin beaver, castor
and knapt Hats, Of all sizes and prices.
.htso--a very great assortment ct Youths
and Chiaren's Hats.
All which will be sold as cheap as at torc in
the state. IPW 24.