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DWELLING-HOUSE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the new convenient
Dwellirg-hous partly finished and a Lotof
Land very pleasantly situated, fronting Barney and
Mount Vernon streets, aIordng bcautifuland ex-
tensive view Of the harbour, river, island, &c. Fo
terms apply to ,
WILLIAM w. VERNON.
Newport, March 6, 1911.
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JOHN REMINGTON,

INFORMS his friends and the publck, that lie has
taken tha, noted Hotel in Mistreet, lately occu-
pied by Mr.. BERiAH ELpREp, where he means to
keep genteel Boarding. House for Ladies and Gen.
temen; who may be assured every attention shall be
paid TO them that will make their reception and
commodation pleasant and agreeable
April g.
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NOTICE.

tV,IIE Subscriber having commenced the practice
of Law, and having taken for an Office one OF
the rooms lately occupied by capt. NATHAN
IEL SWEET, (nesry opposite Gov. MART1N's,( re-
spectfully solicits the patronage Of the pubiick--
Those who may be dposed to employ him, shall re-
ceive his unftigned thanks and grateful acknowl-
cdgements. DUTEE }. PEAkCE.
Aprl g.
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THURSTON & NEWMAN.

Offer for sale, at their Langleys .eharf merit
door east Of Stephen 4. .NorthXm'S,
100 bbls Flour
10 bales Cotton
100 bbls TuIrentine.
hhds prise Tobacco
20 bbls Pitch
l cask Cotton Yarn.
bbls. Spirits Turpentine.
Which will be sold cheap for cash or approved
notes at either of the Banks in this town.
July II.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to the creditors of the Estate of
Il SAMUEL SALISBURY,
late of Tg,crton in tho county of .NtspOr', Mariner,
deceased represented ihsovent, that further time
of six months from the date hereof, is allowed to
the creditors Of said Estate, to bring in their claims
to us, the subscribers, who arc appointed by the
Court OF Probate for the town of Tircrton, aforesaid
commissioners thereon, and for the purposes of re-
ceivng said claims they will attend a; the Dwelling
house of BrxJANrS HowLASp, Esq. on the last
Saturday in each succeeding month from the date
hereof.
THOMAS DURFEE, (c.,..
WILLIAM HUMPHREY ''"'''''''
al persons indebted TO said Estate requested
10 make immediate payment TO
BENJAMIN ROWLAND, .fdininisi~cfor.
7sscrtoa, June 3, 1911 J2o)
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JOSHUA ER,

B.HKER,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IN pubiick, that he has removed to his New
Bake-House, little TO the eastward of his former
stand, in Ml-street, where he will keep constantly
on hand, for sale, Ship and Cabin Bread, Crackers,
and all other kinds usual. kept for SALE
For sale, as aboVe--a few ST. fashionable Chairs,
cheaper than can be purchased elsewhere.
Jug 10.
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A CURE,

TOR the ScHrvy in the Teeth and Gums and for
that defeehve and touI state Of the Teeth, which
causes them to ache, the headache, sick stomach,
ague in the face, fever c6ensive breath, and train
Of nervous affections and renders the mouth ex-
.rcmely disagreeable to ones self. Add to these
the modification, which almost every person, pos
scssing cultivated mind, and refined sensibiIity,
must feel to find their mouth disfgured, by Car1ous
and foul l,teeth.-Apply to the Physician, at
No. 10, MARLBoRoUCH-STREET
(near the Mcthodst-C -Chapel) who also operates as
Dentist.
Keeps genuine Chemical Antiseptick and Anti
scOrbutck Teeth Powders, which will preserve the
teeth clean, white and elegant, without the least
possible injury, &c. &c.
CT Advice given gratis
Nav &
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CHEAP SHOES.
JOHN ". DHVIS,

JOHW w. DAVIS,
OFFERS for sale, at his shoe-store,
~ No. 100, THAMEs-sTRKET,
A large and extensive assortment of Shoes,
ct the fashionable patterns and colours and of
the first quality, which he is determined to sell as
cheap be purchased in this state Ladies and
gentlemen who may be disposed TO favour him with
their custom, will do well TO call and see.
Those ladies and gentlemen who wish to be fitted
from their measure, with Roots Shoes, will please
10 call at the shoe-store AT his manufactory in the
rear of his shoe-store, where he employs number
Of experienced workmen, who will fit them at the
shortest notice. .4pra "a.
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Is recommended 20 the Publick, in the line Of his
= Profession by the following Gentlemen OF Proyi-
uence
His E.r I'm. JoneS, Rev. Henry Edes,
The Late Coz Fenner, Reu. ~. u. CTOcker,
Hon. IL. Jackson, JIM. Or. Levi Uheuton,
James BufiR, i'm. ESQ Moses BrorVn,
PreccptOrS Ra1son snd General Htdiam Barton,
.Nc' Chntgck ". H. Smith,
a. VI .3t7reH esq. q. W. BrOwn,
&. IL. Greene, UaoId ViHton,
HENRY CRshsng, Charles Sheldon.
Rev. James Hi(SO5,
Bristol, June II, 1911.
Mr. Rand having exhibited to satisfactory evil
dence, that by Mr. Hq6ordS method of instruction,
he is capable of teaching the ART OF PENMAN-
SHIP in much shorter time than IS usually devoted
to that purpose, we cheerfully recommend him to
our friends and the publck, possessing peculiar
talents for the Art he processes.
Right Rev "a ]. G'tSwoid, Rev. Henry Hight,
James UEoJ esq. Preceptors .iLden and OS-
UIuam D'UOE esq. born,
Charles DUOH esq. lSheaU0shnS Bo,rn, esq.
Henry D'HoE
July 5.
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.9ad POSSESSION giren Immediately,
A Convenient Dwelling House, and a large Store
n in front, with u hourishing Garden, IN good
condition, situated in Broadstreet' opposite Capt
Wrasrrp's For terms apply at the house of Mr.
DAN1ELPEcKuAM, opposite the State-iouse.
j IlN II.
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POETRY.
ODE-roR THE FOURTH OF JULY, 49,:

ODE-EOR IHE fOChlH Or JCb',
Nv RonEar TREAT PAINE, Jun. Esq.
Tune" Battle Of tie Nile."
LET patriot pride patriot triumph wake
Our jubilee Of Freedom relumes NationS ooW
On land, or main, right OF realm forsaSe, =,
Though warrour storms ike ocean 'e'nPes'' run
Spread your banners, let Commerce, Industry d.
recting,
Mantle the waves, by courage, wealth protecting
And new honours while &c pay
To our Country's Natal Day,
LEI us build her great renown,
From a soil and sea our own
For Commerce, Agriculture, Art-rewarded shall be!
Husza Hu-za Hus-a Huzxa Hurza
Heapen yave Man the Charte' TO be Free
Hu.sa Hussa Hu-sa ! Hu=sa Husza
CoLLMBIA ives, and claims - s'edf Oeeree'
Arise Arise Coluinbia's Sons, Arise
Asser, ON the ocean, your Oceans sovereign law
No hostile flag shall hover in your skies
No pirate keep your mariners III awe.
Be the rights of your shores by Cannon Law e1-
And vour waters Shall be safe, where hoot and line
are sounded.
On the shoals of Newfoundland,
Let your ,ars and boats command,
For "A mime of zvcaih you keep
In the Bank beneath the deep,
Whose Cha ter, lawful Charter, is reaeT0d by ev'
cry sea
V1-zg Hmsa &c. &c. xc.
If equal Justice neutral laws proclaim,
e!onow,r will presum,uous your vregnty disgrace
Among your Stars inscrIbe a .Ndstsn's name,
Your hsr will guard your freedom and your race
Base misunderstanding lndignity and Punder-
Like worm, kills an Oak, which should have bravd
the thunder.
Though beneath the rifting ball,
Should the mourtain monarch fail,
Still III ma esy he reIgns,
And though PROSTATE, rules the plans
And scisns, blooming scions, spring to renovas 'he'
tree.
Hussa Huzsa &c. &c. &b.
Arouse Arouse Columba's sons, Arouse
And burst through the sumber Vt facton-drcaming
fears -
Bid Cannohs shake the tempests from your bIows,
And he clouds shall echo glory on your ears
Wien the trumpet OF victory, independence ei"'h
ing, ..
swelld DER YOUR hills from fields, in battle flaming
When the Freedom OF the land,
By your PatrotIck Band,
To this TEMPLE' was consignd,
Twas with WASHINGTON cnshrlnd,
That the CuARTE, sacred CHARTER, mcre, imlhor-
tai should be-
Hu.-a Hu.za &c. &c &c.
Aluling TO the temple Of the United States, re-
presented in the principal embelshment OF ranueil-
Hall. This elegant national cdihcc consisted OF SIX
teen pillars inscribed with the names OF the States
ard be- rin, shields, and other trophics-Ihe Dome
OF the temple was surmountcd by the American Ea-
Gle On the altar within the pillars was deposited
the Constitution Of the United States above 1t the
bust oi WASHINGTON.
BOSTON Cdvete
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LRAVSTON & SHAV,
nFFER at private sale, on very reasonable ternfs
~ at their auction Office,
100 bbls. superfne FLOUR
Is hhds. 4th proof Jamaica RUM.
10 pipes GIN
10 hhds. Surinam MOLASSES.
10 bbls. GIN
SO bags Batavia COFFEE.
so do. Wes-India do.
Squarter casks Malaga WINE.
IL chests souchong TEA. Feb. 90
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PAINTING AND GLAZING.

THE subscribers have formed a connexon in
l. the Painting and Glazing business, under the
Firm of
Underwood q SteVenS,
at the shop formerly occupied by Ucaper s. I'm
der7vood, and the shop formerly occupied by UShas
Steuens. Their friends and customers may be
sured hst every attention, and the utmost des atch
will be given to their commands and that nothing on
their part shall be wanting to secure to them the
continuance Of their fayours
NICHOLAS UNDERWOOD,
WILLIAM STEVENS.
N.B--Paints, Oil, Window-Glass and Putty, for
sale as usual. March Is.
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mil,Ne aged man lately presented himself at
the matrimonial altar. The clergyman having sur
yeyed the man for moment, said, ''pray friend,
I think you have wife already living !" +" II may
he SO, Sir" said he for have very srcacherous
memory. is'sJ
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ReshecJuNy informs his. friends and The tublick,
THAT he has taken that large and convenient house
of Capt. john Woops, in .Nddletoxn, l l-2
miles from .Newport, where lie intends keeping
geneel
BOARDING. HOUSE. q
Gentlemen or Ladies wishing TO spend few weeks or
months at his house, can be accommodated He
likewise informs the Ladies aad Gentlem..n of New
port, that he keeps house OF entertainment for
those that ride or walk out for pleasure.
Mddle;own, July ), 1911
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JOHN BANiSTER,
J. Il No. 10, Bannister' s-zyha
90 bbls. Prime BEEF
IS bbs. do. PORK
bbls. Mess PORK
3 hhds. St. Croix RUM;
pipes Mason's best GIN,
And a general assortment Of GROCER
les. May %.
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LlSr UEEK's O.ulSSIO.NS.
HYDROPHODIA.

The following paragraph is extracted from
AN essay in the DemocraHck Press on the sub
jecy Of that dreadful malady the Hydropho-
bia :-- Virginia arSns
That dogs labouring under this disease
may be avoided, shall first notice some oi
the cbaraclcrislick marks OF the complaint as
they successfully appear in that animal.
When dog is Affected with madness, he be-
Comes dali, solitary and cnJcavonrs TO hide
himself seldom barking, but making muF-
mnring noise and refusing all kinds of meat
and drink. lie flies at strangers, but in this
stage H. renc mbers and respects his master;
his head aud tail hang down he walks as II
he was ovel powered with sleep and "A bite
at this pcrlcl though dangerous, Is not SO
apt o airing on disease in the animal bitten,
a. ooe lhllictcd at late, period.
Fac dog AZ length begins to pant he
breNtnes quickly and heavily, his tongue
hangs out his mouth is continually open,
and he discharges large quantity of froth.
Sometimes ne walks slowly IS if half asleep,
and then runs suddenly but not always direct
ly forward AT last hc forgets HE master
his eyes have dull, watery, red appearance;
he grows thin and weak often falls down,
gets up and attempts to ily at every thing, be-
coming very soon quite furious. The animal
seldom lives in this latter state longer than
thirty hours, ard, it is said, the bites towards
the end Of his existence are the mostdanger-
Gus. 1t is singular fact, that though tie
Hydrophobia may be communicated to the
human subject by the bites Of animals not of
the canine species; yet it does not appear that
the bite OF person affected can communicate
the disease to another at least the records
of medicine furnish no proof of this civcum-
stance"
AS proof Of the ingenuity Of Sheffield workmen,
and the perfection TO which cutlery articles have
been carried, knife has been made containing IL
artclcs--viz, three blades, button hook and saw,
leather pusch and screw driver, box cork-scrcw,
hood, and gimblct, two phlames, pickers and
zcrs two lancc,s, with large ring at the head
the knife is Only 16ths Of inch long. and weighs
one pcnny-weight, fourteen grains. Lion. pal
A midke aged man lately presented himself at
tho matrimonial altar The clergyman having sur
vcyed the man for moment, said, ''pray friend.
think YOU have a wife already living ~ 4" Il may
he so, Sir" said hc for have very ircscherous
memory. Cisis]
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M Office is hereby given To- the creditors of the
~ Estate of BENZ. FREEBORN, late of Bristol,
in the County of Bristol. deceased, represented in
solvent, that sir months from the date hereof are
allowed by the Court of Probate Of this town, TO en-
hbit and prove their respective claims, and that we
will attend to that service at our respective dwell
Gngs within said time
EDMUND TOWNSEND, }
JOB TOW NSEND, Commsssrs.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
All persons indebted to said estate, are requested
to make immediate payment to
RICHARD SIMPSON, administrators.
June IL, 1911. (Sm)
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NOTICE.
THE Subscribers having been appointed by the
L Hon. Court of Probate for the town of Newport,
Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of
the creditors of the Estate of
BENJAMIN PlrMAN, JUN
late of Newport, in the county OF Newport deceased,
represented insolvcnt-Give notice that six months
from the date hereof allowed said Creditors to
exhibit and prove their claims and that VIC WI! at
tend for that purpose at our respective dwellings,,
within said period.
GEORGE HALL, JuN. : Co,,,,;, ,;onc.s
EDWARD SIMMONS,
All persons indebted to said Estate arc requested
TO make payment 80
REMEMBER PlTMAN, .idmini,.ra'r9r.
.Newport, Jaly 10, 1871.
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May IS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-17
December IL.

TeEMOVAI.-JOILN 81 JOSEPH BOYCE,
q r. Booksellers, Binders aud Stationers, respect
fully cquaiIt their friends and the public, that they
have removed from their former situation, the one
lately occupied By sir. billiard, and the second door
above Mr.. James Browns vencue Office.
They take this opportunity to return their ack-
nowlcdgmcnts for the liberal encouragement they
have experienced, and with grateful of the
fayors they have received, beg leave to inform the
public that they have opened another store at Lynch
burg IL, this state, where the Bookselpg, Binding &
Stationary Business, is carried on under the mmedi-
ate direction OF Joseph Boyce, jr,
They will always be regularly supplied both in
Richmond and at Lynchburg, with general assort-
ment of every article in the several branches of thep
business, and have it in their power to execute any
orders they may be favored with, the shortest
tee and on the most reasonable terms.
NIB. An assortment is hourly expected of the
most approved school books, and likewise further
supply Of Stationary. They have lately received a
variety of the best and newest pieces of music and
are oJ'sning for sale Musical Instruments, Vio-
Inns, Flutes and Flies.
December ~. ep6
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WISH to sell the following very V.lLU.4BLEI
" PROPERIY=A Manilta turing Mill in rood

WISH to sell the following very V.4LU4BLE
- FHOfEH1Y.-AM Manufacturing Mill in good
order, finished upon the newest plans running two
pair of Burr and one pair Coogn Stoncs-The situa-
ton IS equal to almost any in Virginia, being immei-
aely on naVigable WATER where crafts load ut the
mill door, and III the heart of wealthy country
where large crops of wheat made. At the ;..ill
which is Hosknss Creek, and within two miles of
Tappahannock (thc port of entry for Rappahannock
Myer) have built bridge the creek affors!ing
great convenience to the different neighbour.ioods,
consequently considerable advantage to the mI-a
man well skilled in milling business with the use of
small capital, may make from to 5000 dollars per
annum, clear of every expence. Few mills gei more
country custom, and is excellent stand for Gu
Gerry Store.
Two Store Houses in this place, on the river bank,
one of brick two stories high, with good cellars there
are six IRE places in this house, and at little expence
it can be we'll fitted for merchant with family-
The other house is of wood, and well fixed fur dry
good or grocery store both from situation ave adj
vantages any other stand in the place. and the
lots which run with the river bank afford eautiful
site for buildings of any kind.
Large Warehouse, Immediately on the writer's
edge, where vessels of almost any size oaa with
convenience and dispatch the house " i'll hold ten
thousand bushels Grain, besides Tobacco, &c.-An
Inspection OF Tobacco being established at this place
and asthe lower part of this house is to be used for
that purpose a handsome rent storage may arise
from that The ferry at this place the Rappa-
hannock with convenient water lot-this ferry
brings me in about l00. per annum, clear of every
exPence
Four unimproved Lots, two OF which adjon those
on the river bank, and give fine view UP and down
thc river.
II Tract Of Land in the county of Westnoreland.
three miles from the court house, containing about
one hundred and eighty acres-thc buildings to-
ierable, but want some repairs-there is good mill
seat on this tract.
II Iract Of Land, adjoining my mill, containing
three hundred acres-this land is very well timbered
the soil good, and its convenience Tappahannock
on account of fire wood, makes it very valuable.
AnxyN A..
ping and mercantile business, would doubt find the
property in this place uncommonly well calculated
for that purpose. The first and great object in sell
ling this property is TO pay my debts, and that
count will sell great bargain in the whole any
part One half the purchase money may be made
very convenient to the purchaser
Application may be made to JAS Ross, ESQ., of FIRE.
derickshurg, Messrs. Moncure, Robinson ana, Plea
SAINTS, Richmond, or to me in this place.
LAWRENCE MUSE.
Tappahannock, Dec. S. 2aw6w
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DOCUMENTS
4ccomfanying the Pre8ident's Messagc
(coNcLUDED.)
AFFAIR OF THE LITTLE BELT.

WedHeSday, Sept4, 1871.
Present Commodore Stephen Decdtliy, prcsi-
dent
Captain Charies Stewart, Captain Eaac Cliau,.-
ceI, Members
The proceedings OF the court o yesterday were
read and approved
JGcob .nDt gVGs produced to the Court and su,oyu
as Il witness.
u. Were you OH board the u. States f-iuate the
President during the action the night OF the I6ti,
day OF May last, with his Britannia maiesty's sbiu
Little Belt
y. Yes. sir.
q DO you hold any, aud what station on board the
SAID ffgatc the President
\. The station OF sailing master,
~. On the night of the 10Th day Of Nay last
where were You quartered on board Uie said frigatc
the President
n. Du the q,iar,eIed deck.
O. When within hailing distance, did commodore
Rodgers hail the Little Belt
A. Yes, SIR
o. Had the President at that ii ne been hailed Inv
the Little Belt Il!
4. No, sir.
Q. Dill commodore Rodgers hail the Little Belt A.
gem, and sufficient time given for her to answer
iiu, before his second hail
a. I he commodore hailed the Little BeIt .erond
time--suiiicient time having BE- given 10 have re
eeiVed au answer from the Little Delt before the
oOIbmoiOre's second hail.
q. Was any, and what answer given rs the con-.
nander OF the Little Belt TO either hail of cou,oo.
dore Rodgers
n. There was an answer given, I think To the
irst hail Of the commodore, the comm amber OF the
Little Belt said hail to the second a., Of comma
dorc Hodge there WAS answer. but instantly the
Lltue Belt 5rcd slot which tlorght struck the
frigate President.
o. Were you looking at the Little Belt at the time
she fred that shot
A. ] vas but could not see her huli.
q. AT the time the Little Belt hfel ;.,c said gup
lad any gun been fired from 'he P.csdcnt or any
provooaton wlatever been gwen by commodore I.oi.
gers % the captain Of Che Litde Bet!
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a CARD.-Thc report that the subscriber con.
a templates removing to Petersburg, is utterly UNI
founded He never spoke, thought OF such q
meashre On the contrary, conscious that, passing
through various forms, the Academy has permanent
y retained all the requisites of mer;torous school.
lac intends steadily to parsue, in this place, tie la
str,ction OF youth
From the united excrtions of an able associate,
OF the subscriber himself, every department. OF in-
structon derives suitable character of activity and
usefulness. The time and attention Of the Professors
are justly distributed between the usual English
branches, the minor and higher classics, the theory
and practice of the French language and the ncccs.
sary parts OF the Mathematics Ia English Gram
mar, Reading. Penmansi,p, Epistolary Composition,
Practical Arithmetic, Geography, History 4 French,
Young Ladies are instructed with peculiar care. An
eminent Drawing Master attends at the Academy.
L. III. GIRARD!N.
Richmond, Dec 8. If
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lust received and for Sale, ut the Sub
- sCribcr's Off e.
16 IIhds. first quality SUGAR,
20 Hhds. Pennsylvania Wbiskey,
80 Barrels New-Orleans do.
IN SFORE-
400 Sacks blown SALT, Liverpool filed,
100 do. do. i bushels,
200 Tierces do. do.
10 ihds. & 25 Bbls. LIST quality Green Coffee.
SO Bags old do
Pepper, Pimento, Nutmegs, Loaf s. Brown
Sugar, Country Gin, Antigua Rum, Spinning Cot
ton, Tow LINEN, Salt Sacks, Spanish Segars, Pork
Bacon, THREE sets handsome dining Tables, and
an Invoice of DRY Goods Consisting chiefly OF Wool
iens)--amount about S 1000, and other articles
which will be sold low for Cas, approved paper.
FOSTER e. S.dTCHELL..
Nov. S. eTsw
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JAMES REAT, Richmond, few doors
- above the Bell-Tavern, manufacturer Of
GOLD and SILVER work, has just opened ex-
tensive and wcii-selected assortment in the above
line, which he offers to the public moderate terms
consisting of Peari, Topaz, Comedian and Plain
JEWELRY-Plaled Goods, comprising almost eve
fy fashionable article and very complete assort-
1nent of SILVER WARE and Tortoise shell Combs
together with well assorted stock OF Military
tcles.
= Orders from his friends will be paid the strict
est attention to.-Cash for old Silver and Gold.
Dec Ia. Ct