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DISSOLUTION OF CO.PART.
NERSHIP.
COLUMBIAN ORDER.

THE Co.Partnership heyetofore cshsting under
4 the Firm of MUMFORD & TlLI4lNGHAsT.
is this day dissolved By mutual conscntAll persons
indebted to them by Note or Book Account are here
by requested to settle the same Immediately with
THOMAS II. MvMroRp, who is authorised to adjust
all business relating TO said Firm.
THOMAS II. MUMFORD,
ELIZABETH TILLlNGHAsT.
Newport, Nov. %, 1911.
THE DRY GOODS business will be con-
tinued by the Subscriber, at No. 49, Thames sirees.
who respectfully solicits the patronage of his frsnds
and the pubck.
THOMAS II. MUMroRD.
Newport, Nov. %, 1911.
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NEWPORT !:
TEDNESD.7r. DEC 4. 1871.

We published in our last, the affidavit OF
one John Atkins, stating that he was OH board
the Little Belt during her r, ,ncontrc with the
friga,c President. Statements since ,ranspir-
ed induce belief that Atkins has sworn
falsely. But this is ccrtainIy of no material
conscquencc--we believe no one will pre-
sune 20 doubt the official communication of
the gallant RopeERs TO his government, or
the evidence of his brave and honuurablc Of
iicers, before the Court of Enquiry. Feder-
alsts seem to take deal Of pains TO disprove
every thing that might operate III favour of
our coun,ry--but had Atkins sworn otherwise
than he die, it would have been 1; fine sub
ject for them 10 harp upon apd they never
would have taken any pains % invalidatc his
testimony.
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MARINE LLs7.


Enferea--brig Fame, Burroughs, Arc hangel; sloep
Express, Justin, New-york DO. Fame, Walden, do.
do. Rose -in.Bloom, Cole, do.
Cieared-sloop Deborah, Spencer, Charleston; do
Mary, Jackson, Edenton; sloop fiun;ress, Davis
New.lork 10. Minerva, Blyen, Albany.
The Nabby, Of Newport, arrived ut Charleston,
Nov. 81.
sch. Portsmouth, Carter, of Newport, was cleared
out at Charleston, Nov. ID Cor Whningtcn.
ship Rising States. OF Providence, was below
Charleston, on the l4ih Nov.
Brig rauiina, Gray. Of Newport arrived at Nor
folk, Nov. 70
The Jane, Hazard, Of Newport. was left at Glib
altar Oct 9, to sail in S. days
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A letter received by member of Con-
gress from a gentleman in Vincenncs, in the
Indiana Territory, under date OF Nov. IL,
1911, states, that news had Just reached that
place OF an engagement having taken place,
between Governour Harrison, commanding
body of United States regulars and west
crn militia, and the Indians who adhere to
the party of the Prophet. The Goveruohr
had marched up to the Prophets town in the
evening, had short conference with hin,
and an agreement was entered into to hold a
council on the following morning. In the in
terval a negro had deserted to the indians,
Informed them the Goycrnour had but about
500 men, that he had great deal of goods
with him, and that the next duy, when i'll
council, the Govcrnour in. ended To fall upoa
and destroy the Prophet and his party. The
Indians are supposed to have been influenced
by this information, for, during the night
they commenced the fight, and maintained
conflict for about two hours. The United
States regulars sustained the honour Of the
country-they charged the Indians, broke
their order of battle, burnt The Prophets
town, and laid waste the corn plantations OF
his party.--Sixty Indians were found dead on
the field Of battle. Joseph n. Dayiess, of
Kentucky, Isaac White, of Vincennes, Spier
Spencer, Mr.. Berry and Mr.. Randolph, arc
among the slain OH our side. In all, the y.
States troops lost about thirty killed and a
kandred wounded. .Aeianasia fallef.
Ertract Of a letter jroaI gentleman IN Lon.
ispiQe, 10 tie hon. Mr.. Ormsby, dated .Nov.
le, 1911.
An action took place on the 7th Nov.
between the troops under Gov. Harrison and
the Indians ender the Prophet. The follow
ing are some Of the particulars -" ] gave
you a list Of few that were killed in the ac-
tion---Col. Davicss, Col. Owen Of Shelby,
Col. White Of the Sabine, Capt. Spencer and
both his subaltcrns, and Capt. Berry from
CoryGop, also Capt, Balm Of the regulars
Z There were i7o whites killed and wound
ed and as many Indians. The Indians made
the attack on the night Of the 7th inst. they
surprised our army----they killed all the
guards with arrows aud were in the camp be-
fore the whites had the least notice ofthem.
The battle was fought in sight Of the Proph-
cts town. Three Indians attacked Col. Z.
Ceiger in bis tent at one time he killed ono
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D[y n



On Monday morning last in the 79th year Of his
age, NICHOLAS EASTON, Esq. for many years a
Rcpresen ayc and Senator in the Legislature of
this state and at the time of his DEATH Grand sa.
chem OF the Tammany Society, or Columbian Order,
Beaver Tribe, No. 2.
Smooth and ,,lruftlcd, as tho waters Of the lake,
tins venerable man gided down the stream Of .iac-
perhaps few men, il SO long life, without effort,
which he had acquired, in every siluation 80 long
With heart. ever ready to feel, and hand, ever
ready assist Mr. Easton made no stoical enquiries
boundaries to his benevoIence-wh whereycr misery was
Observation-Disclosures man was unfortunate, he was a
beneactor.
In his domestck relations, and III his social at
tachmcnts, he united the most sacred principles Of
honour, with the most tender feelings of the heart.
As husband, father, friend, he more than ex-
emplary, he was almost unequsllcd
Nor were the virtues of Mr.. Eas,on, confined with
In the circle Of private life Tin pubiick life,
they were equally conepicuousA-he was not only q
good man, but he a Pstriot--inHexble in priD-
cplc--incorruptble and nndarnsed, lie loved his
coantry with ardour, almost cnthusiastick and
would have supported her with libcraIity almost
uDboundcd. lie had the suffering and the
biood, with which she had obtained her freedom, and
he thought the sacred treasure, too important to be
s,eG by negligence, too invaluable, to be sacrificed
10 tyranny.
He has now gone beyond the distant mountains,
TO join the Great sprIi and from him receive the
important reward, which, while here, he well merit
ed Let Tvs, tbcn Brethren, endcavour TO initiate his
virtues, and hereafter to partake his felicity
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jar efened, and ]5r sd2e, W
1T p. q. RICHdON d. C'ash Store,
A N extensive assortment Of English and India
"A Goods--consisting of I1I
Superfnc and w-priced BroadcIoths and
Cassimeres, OF every description 34 and - Peiica
Cloths, Of the newest patterns, black, white, fcds
and yellow Fanncls, scarlet figured do. fine Bath
Coatings colourcd and white worsted Hosiery
yelvetsj Prints, &c. A great variety Of India Cot
tons first quality black and coleured Lustrings
do. English and India Satins India Calicoes, Of
handsome patterns and bale Couons, at 81 per
yard, little damaged.
Also--Sugar, Coffee, hysoD, hyson-skin,
and souchong Teas, warranted Of the first quality
by the chest or smaller quantity.
Likewise--2 eases Cotton Balls, from No
30 to No. Il6. All Of which will be sold cheap, as
usual Oct. 2.
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NOTICE.

THE Corartnership of VAUGHl
Il & ALLEY, having expired tho Subscriber
tends 10 reside IN this city, and will devote his time
to the COMMISSION BUSINESS IN general
DANIEL VAUGHN.
Charleston, g c, Nov. 6, 1871.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber intending new ar
4 rangcment in business. requests all those who
are indebted 10 him. either by book or note,
to cali sid settle without delay.
Is. b. ROWLAND.
Newport, Dec. 3, 1911.
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In this town. on Thu sday morning last, Mr. Ed
MUD TowSsgSp, in the 10th year OF his age
His death is sincerely lamentcd by all who knew
him.-To his family his loss is rreparablc, as he Was
ai'cetonae husband and tender parent, aud those
VITO knew him best deplore Tie loss of truly honest
man. For nearly thIr,y-ninc years he was Town
Treasurer of ,lls town the duties OF which office
were always fulfilled with honour himself, and to
the advantage Of tue town"
At .Msacforsn, Miss MARY pEcKnAM, in the Goth
year Of his age.
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Q .'ia'y Interesting articles are omitted for ,Sast
cfrOca
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N.ARR[ED.

In this town, by the Rev. Mr.. Eddy, Mr.. CIpEoN
RIDER to Miss JANE PEcKHAM, eldest dasghler of
Alanson Peckham, Esq. all of .Hid.!etosvn
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NADER FOR SALE.

We have just received few hundred lbs.
Of the first qual,ty Nader.
Bryan Hampson and co.
Also on H.fNU
A few hossheads 4th proof old Jamaica
Spirits.
DO Sd proof Antigua do
40 barrels New England Rum.
pipes London Particular Madeira
do. do. do. Ten.riffe, =
do. old Lisbon, <
do Silly Msdeira. q
IL quarter casks Malaga
A few hundred pounds Spanish flote lndi-
go,
And genera assortment of Groceries of
the best kind
Also, a quantity Of Ground Liverpool and
Lisbon Salt
100 sacks fine do. containing from IL
to Ave bushels each.
March IS
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FEM LIE ACADEMY.

MRS. ROWEN, hegs permission, very
lVl RESPECTFULLY, to inform the citizens Of
4 exantria and It's vicinage that She las open-
ed School at the corner of Y ashington and
Prince streets, Tor tic education of young la
,iles: wherein will b. taught, Reading, Writ
Ing Arithmetic, Geography, aGd tae Eng ish
Grammar; various kinds Of necdl, work,
Embroidery Dr,wing aah Painting. To. ac-
comodate those who live at distance, she will
axe few young ladies TO board nd educate
at One hundred ard tsvensy Jfve dollars per an.
mum Drawing and Pal ting ill be an aadi--
10 Il charge of SIX dollars per quarter
As opportunities TO acquire knowledge Of
the English Grammar, are too seldom within
the sphere of the female part OF society,", the
attention of her pupils will be particularly
directed to this important science
March l3
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Timely Notice.

On the first day OF april next, the pric,,
OF Potomac and Shenandoah Navigation 10 :
terry Tickets, will raise to $40 50 cents Pre-
sent price $40. Tickets for sic hy
K. Gray, Bookseller.
WHO will keep correct cheek Of the draw
ing for the ex mination of tickets free Of ex
pence.
Marc, IL.
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New Publications,


ms, received. io, safe by lanes Kh.NN f
DY, san Bo2ksetter, RIng street;
THE Genuine Epistles of The Apostolic
Fathers.
Nelson or the Great DHty of frequcnting
th. Christian sacrifice, villa suitable Devo-
tiors.
The Beauties of DR.. Robertson.
The Msas,relsy Of Edward the Wanderer.
Tae Vest Indies Poem by James
Montgomery with other Poems on the Abo-
,ition OK the slave Trade,
W.n4ce or the Fighe Of Falki"k, Poem,
by Mis- Iio!ord.
Tie Secre. history of the Cabinet OF Bona
parte, y.
The Seracen, Novel, from the French
Of VI tae,e Coffin
Gilpia's Monument of Parental Affection
to dear and only Son
81 DESCRIPTION.
The Am rican Medica! AID Philosophical
Register, No, |, 2, ).
Tae Archives of Useful knowledge No.
l., 5.
Walch's American Review OF History and
70 ties, No. l..
March 8 eoet
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Female Education.

RTRS. SELN1 .NICKOLLS, having
lVl rclinquished her intention of leaving
Alexandria, has taken thatEomm odous house
at the corner on KING street. adjoining Col.
Dcneaie's, * begs leave % inform her fri rds
that she wi cont ue as hitherto, TO teach
females the differ Mt branches Of usciu and
ornamental EDUCATION She returns her
thanks to those by whom she has beeu patro-
nizcd, and ne. cs she may enjoy the continu-
ance of their patronage.
The house being conmodious and in
healthy part of the town, she wishes to take
few Scho ars as Buarters on reasonable
terms
Her terms for tuition are moderate, and
may be known by applying to her
March l8. eo6t
Burr MaI2-Stone Manutadoyy.
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BRYAN HAMPSON AND &c.
Have Just r-crived and :yer for sale,
10 hog.neads ana so barrels hrst quality
sugar
- do. second quality
10 pipes old .oador particular Madeira
pipes and ti,roes Lon'ion market and
IS quarter Casks talaga Wines
60 boxes aipt csi.dies
hhds. Old jamaica spirits
pipe old cogniac brandy
50 barrels New England rura
30 do pri,ae whiskey
Iu chests i'npcriai,
20 ditto young hysnn teas OF this years
I'm portation, and selected Tor fomiiy use.
Also, the bcs, selected -Four tor do.
October 81.
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K. Gray, Bookseller
By Order Of the Orphans Court q
Charles Coun y.
This is to give Notice,

hat the subscriber, Ut Charles county,
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Sad county. in the State OF Maryland, let
tiers of administration on the personal estate
of francis II Shz!d late OF the county aiore-
said deceased: All persons having claims
against the SAID deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with The vouchers there
of TO the subscriber, on or before the | st
day of August next; OF they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said safe -
and those Indebted thereto are requested to
make immediate payment
Given under my hand this Goth day Of
bruary, 1911
Theodore Dent, Admir-.
March S cost.
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N O L &c E.
Red Lion Tavern.

rTas Myer. begs leave to inform the
lFI .iands and custo mers of Capt. Peter
LIZ tx, and ner late husband, as well as the
t,unlic in general, that she will continue to
keep Tavern at that noted stand in Winches'
MISUNDERSTANDING a commodious house
md st,b'es she hatters herself, gentlemen
travellers and others Can be handsomely ac-
commodated
Winchester, March -, 1911.
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N O 7 &c E.

Those whe have purchased tickets Of tile
subscriber in the Wilmington rolege Lotie-
ry, are hereby informed that that lottery will
not be drawn. They will, therefore, please
to return the tickets and receive the amount
in cash or tickets in the Potomac and Size
nandoah Navis alton Lottery, which commen.
ces drawing Oh the lst Monday in May next.
ROBERT GRAY.
March q
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FOR SALE,
March S

IoN oI1AL,
on RE.4SONADLa TERMS, ,
An half acre Of Ground, situate OF lnc GER
ner c! Prince and Henry streets, neariy o.
polite Mr. Thomas JanDey's dwc'ing house
\ small part on Henry street OF the above lot
is leased on ground rent for thirty dollars
per ann1ln, leaving balance of twenty dot
lars per annum on the res.suc which will
afford six handsome building lets Oh frinc--
street, and two OH Henry stree. lf.be ABOVE
property is not :, d az private sale !: sill te
sold at public auction on the first Sa,ar y in
MAY, at four O'Clock in tie ai.er!"oh
Alexander Perry.
March IL ait
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JUST LANDED,
And far sac, neet DOR be!ozp the Past
C3;ce,
10 tons Bar Iron
so pieces Ravens Duck
40 pieces Russia meetings
90 boxes Brown Soap
II do. White do.
20 barrels No | Beef
% boxes Mould Candies
81 bags Sumatra Pepper
IL frkins best Butter
2 kegs Mustard
2 Mahogany Bureaus
3 casks Herds Gra,s seed
II qulntals Dun Fish
| box Russia Crash
coils Spunyasn
A quantity of handspikes, Logreels s Stick
br oms
1920 yards Tow Cloth
1900 VT. new Mich Cheese
boxes Florence Oil
1900 feet 30 rds
/ box Planes
William Smith.
March 3. d3txlawtf
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FOR SALE,
A House and Lot on Henry Street

A House and Lot on HenryStreet,
odjoining tie premises of Philip G. harste-
Ter The House is nearly new, large con-
ve"ien., and in very healthy situation, to
hlch is attached three quarters of an acre OF
ground now in garden we'll enclosed Al.
so, OF of Ground near the lower end Of
King Street; this Lot is % and hall feet
on King Street, running back 10 so ieet
alley 81 feet, on which are two Houses
If the first mentioned property is not sold at
private sale, before the Isl June next, 1t will
then be sold vi public sale, on liberal terms
Apply to
c. Page.
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March 2.
CLOVER-SEED,
N. KINGSTON, Fairfax Street,

Has received a few ,ierces of ex cellent fresh
Clnver-S. ed.
On hand, as usual, good assortment OF
fresh GARDEN SEEDS, Timothy, Orchard
Grass, Burnes and Hemp Seed.
.dLSO.
An e!span, and extensive assortment OF
Queens Ware, China, cut and plain Glass,
complete blue printed Table Sets, with gra,
Wy and fish dishes; Walters, Bread Trays,
Casters. Lamps. Chimney Ornaments, with
Variety Of fancy articles.
February la. dlwlaWtla
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The Subscriber

For Sale, at Pubtsc AUCTION,
Oh Moaoay the first day Of April next, at
iso'clock on the premises, the following
baiuab!e property, on literal credit:
Two two story Brick Houses; two
at ofy hrick stores, Oh Washington street,
Lp Fur framed houses on King .ireet, in.
efling the sore on The corner OF King ard,
Washington streets, ard two lots ot ground
sHthe west side OF Washington street, and
mar to King-street, each twenty four feet
asee inches front, The above property
wi bring in at present rent OF one thousand
d5lsrs per annum, and is sub ect to a ground
f&t Of one hundred dollars annually.
Richard Lewis.
s1uary %. Stawsissap
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Just RECEIVED,

BY THE SHIP AVN GURLEY,
An assortment of ladies' mis-
,Iso, +" the schooner Grey hound, from n.
Y - fashionable kid Shoes
On hsnd--an assortment of fashionable
Hats.
S. and D. Reed.
March IL. 3taw3W
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The Subscriber informs the

The Subscriber informs the
public ti.at he has received supp. of Burr
Blocks and intends to recommence the MAX
ing Of Burr Mill-otones at his late dwelling
on Patrick street, between King an, Cameron
streets, about the first Of March next, whe
he can supply Burr Stones OF any dimensions
that may be ordered. He has also good as
sortmeat Of HoIting Cloths, which Can be had
by applying to Joseph DEN or at the Manu-.
factory. Any person wishing t. engage
Burrs before the fist Of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean
Benjamin Brown.
December II. 2aw
MOUNT EAGLE.
This desirable Country Seat is for
Sale on liberal Within nalf an hours
ride OF Alexandria, it offers every necessary
accommodation for genteel family. The
Tract bounds On Hunting Creek; and con
tains two hundred and twenty.three acres.
If cot sold before the first week in Apfi., it
will be leased to all approved Tenant, on &C.
commodaing terms ppGcations may be
made to WILLIAM HERBEpT, Esq Alexan-
driA, or 10 the Subscriber.
John Carlyle Herbert,
Near Vanvile, Marsana.
February l.. 2awu
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Twenty Dollars REWARD

Twenty Dollars Reward,
For experimenting and securing in Jail 60
that | can get her again, a negro woman.
named KENNY, about l9 years OF aoe 7,
is probable she is lurking about alexau,ris
orts vicinity. as she has father & mot e-
living in that place.
Dainger6eld Lewis.
King George, Feb. 8. lawtf
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March %
DltChers wanted.

The subscriber wishes to hire four Ditch
ers accustomed TO draining marshes, to com.
mence about the middle Of May There will
be employ ment for them probably four or
FIVE months.
Colin Hayes, Agent
tor 'ashrod Wa.hi gton:
Mount Vernon, March rs Gavin
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District of Columbia, to Wit:
Jeremiah Saiterwhite hat
November D,

sITTHEREAS jeremiah Saiterwhite hatn
w by his petition in writing, applied to
the hon. Nicholas Fi,zhugh, one OF the as
sistant Judges OF the circuit court OF the
district of Columbis, to be admitted to the
benefit of the act of Congress Tor the reiici
of insolyent debtors within the district atore'
said. and has stated therein that he is In &C
sual confinement in the Jail OF Alexandra
county, at the suit of Samuel MCiaud, and
being unable to discharge the said claimi
with Others against him, has Chcfed 20 dell
yer "a, to the use ef h,s creditors Ill his pro-
perty, real. personal and mixed: Noti~ Is
there lore given to the creditors OF. the said
Jeremiah Satterwhite, that on Monday, the
s5th instant, between the hours OF nine and
three O'Clock, at the courthouse IN Aiexan-
dria, the oath of an insolyent debtor will be
admin, cred to the said Jeremiah Saterwhlte
and trustee appointed agreeabiy to the saia
act OF Congress, unless cause be then and
there shewn to the contrary. and 1t Is FUR
Their ordered, that this notice be inserted dali
" in the alexandria newspaper until the
25th instant.
By order of the hon. Nicholas Fi.zhugh,
one OF tae assistant judges OF the circuit court
Of tn. district OF Columbia, this LIST cay oil
November, 1911,
c.. Deneale, &C.
November 81. d't
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TIE Subscriber offers for Sale or
Rent.
or ACCOMMODATING TERMS

on ACCOMMODATING TERMS,
TWO or three LOTS, or TRAILS oil
LAND, containing from to SO acres' anu
distant from alexandria about mile q q hah'
and from the seat of government four mules
The proximity OF This property to thfee
market towns, the p!easantness OF Its situa-
ton. and tae improvements about to be made
by several wealthy and respectable citizens
ofthe town on some OF I'll. adjacent lots, ale
ford reason to expect speedy rise IN value
To persons desirous of securing eligible
scises for present improvement or future re-
tirement, an opportunity of locating them
selves so sdvantageously may not again oc-
cur.
also FOR S.fLE OR LEASE,
Several guiding LOTS, Handsomely
situated at the upper end of Washington
street, in healthy and agreeable neisnoor'
hood.
Oh. Alexander.
November 81. DIV COW,
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OFFERS FOR SHE,
IS barrels Muscovado Sugars
10000 lbs. Green Cosee
Is hh5s. Ansisaa and Wind"ard ISL
and Rum
da. Molasscs
81 bales Upland Cotton
90 bsss Sumstra Pepper
235 large ndsmali boxes INST quality
Segars
90 casks Lopdou Brown Stout
20 boxes PiPes-gross each
50 blrrels prime Pork
tons Swedes Bar Iron
5 chests Hyson Tea
bale super6ne London Cloths
? trunks Fancy iCotton) Goods
1000 los. Smuhieli Bacon
% barrels bright AID black Varnisn and
TsrpeRtine.
November 6.
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lanes Ward.
Joseph SPEAR,

gl5s. restfeyui.y nforDs hs Friends and fhe
PubGe,
THAT he hzs commenced the CABINET
BU3LtESS IN al US ysFIoIs branches, near
" opposite tic VeHCue Store, PriBce-stree'
he also makes and repairs Ill kinds Of AG
sic4I IBstruaenis, such as Piano Fortes
Ba.s Vols, Wilkins, Guitars, &c. and VIII
also f.rnish Mahogany Collins for groTnpe
sens for Eteen do1Lars. He hopes the
goodness Of ais natsTisis, the soundReEs oi
hi. work, and the strict attention he intcno.
paving 10 al. business, viii ensure him CT.
coursgcmen, from generous public. Al
Of the above branches OF business yili be ex-
ecu,ea al the st.or:est Botice.
June ls. law