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PUBLIC SALE.

UNDER the authority of a deed of trust to
the sabbcrsb~r, he will offer at public sale fox
cash, on the 20 h day f his month, at the
coffee house-lwo valuable NEGRO MEN,
who have been brought up to the baking husi,
nsss-orc slave for life the ether having
six years TO serve from the 18th day OF Aus
gust last.
R. /. Taylor,
February g. cots
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LEW PUBLICATIONS

7ust rscs.Oed by JAMS KENHED1'
$eptor, king-street.
The Ameri N Medical Lexicon on INC
nlso Of Cu,a,:y ;, with many retrenchmen:s
additions and Improvements.
Buttcrwerth's Concordance ana Oic''o"'
ary of the Holy Scriptures Cd a concise 'e'
comprehensive plan. ,o..o,;.r.
The genuine Epistles Of the Apostohc ia
thers St Clement, St. Barnabas, st. lgna-
tius, and 81. Po'ycarp.
J.ni4son's Sacred History
I h-,,n-v
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Platter and Whisky.

100 tons Plaster, and Philadelphia Whis-
key in kogsheads and barrels, received and
for sale by
T. W. Peyton.
January o. eO4W
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SALES AZ VENDCE.

On susry Tussday and F''s4aN
WILL BE SOLD,
At tn: Vendus Store, co'ncf OIL rf''''' "''''
Water streets,
Il Variety Of Dry Goods. Groceries,,
&c.
PARTICULARS Of which viii be expressed N the
bliss of the day.
An Kind Of goods which are on ilmlta''o''
a1i nc pric--s of w!'iah are estaoAsheo, S"'
a, ary time ne viewed and purchased ut The
lowest Limitation and prices.
p. G.. Maritelier.
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ALexandosa Lsbrny Company.

THE Members Of the Alexandra Libra.
ry Company will piea:e to take notice, that
an election vill Lc held at the Library, OH
Monday, 18Th instant, between the hours OF
three and six, P, 81 for President ard d..
rectors for He ensuing year
JJansss Kennedy, sen.
February 4. d6LGde
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10 N 4 IN II u INl OIAN TN WV
'Eave jusi received and cfer tor safe,
10 hogsilsad. and SO barrels hrst ?aa'''y
sugar
20 do SECOND quality
10 pipes old l.osdon particular Madeira
: pipes aai dcrecs London market ana
IS qaacrcr cssk. Malaga Wines
20 boxes dipt candies
2 aids. old Jamaica spirits
pipe old cogniacs brandy
SIT barrels New England rum
40 do. prime whiskey
10 chess Imperial,
10 ditto young dyson teas OF tins year
n,,or,,tion, and selected Tor family use
Also, the best selected aour Tor do.
October 5 /.
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Public Sale.

I.nl,ary Sl--rreh. :.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

January u
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-14

his army, and desire that your Excelleney
sio make known to the whole OF that army,
in the most impressive manner. the high es-
timasion in which their services are held.
The army have amply fulfilled the ex-
pectations OF their country and SO long as
abe shall preserve the recollection of event:
80 glorious, the distinguished Chief who dis
EiDline and cnrifnsanded th at ers,e will evey
be present to her grateful memory.
have particular satisfaction i'm communi.
rating the Sentiments of the Governors o.
Kingdom towards your Excellency, being
precisely those have ever invariably enter.
gained.
May God preserve your Excellency.
(Signed)
ID. MIGUEL PEREIRA FORJAZ.
Palace OF Government, April 10, 1911.
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ass42z
NoRE6Lx, June 10.

NORFOLK, June 10.
The Frigate Unise3 Stare Conn, lore DE-
catar' sailed yesterday from H ampion Roads, oc
a cruize
Tn U. S. Brig, pieen, Capt. Gadsby. arrived
n Hampton Roads yesterday
Among the various reports ofyesterd,y, it was
current, tsa large British Frigate and a
.iccp OF wai were off our c .pes on FRIDAY even
Wm Gray, Esq and Lady, arrived here last
evening in the British sloop Of war Atlanta, capt.
Hickey from Bermuda, with iiespatcnes 10 tie
Ingi'-', charge dcs aff,lires at Washington, and
Co II ,illon he Id
Adsnirat SauoyeT was at Bermuda, 70 leave ie
a'ew days for y lfax The Guerriey trigats,
"a al tia' place NJ account Of the affair be-
Veen tnc Eresilcnf and the Little Bet had req
c"ed Bermuds before the ATLANTA sailed
Ledger.
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NoRFoLE, June 7
Translated for tie Herald.
SUMMARY.

From our Cadiz papers, which are or n,
the oath OF April. we find that lord IYei.
Hngfon'8 last dispatches were from Mar.
meleiro, and are dated April 2.--These dis.
patches are OF little consequence. mereIv
detailing some trifling skirmishes, in which.
as usual, the allied army was aizvaus snc.
cessful.
On the Cd Of April. (say the Cadiz M.
Pers) the division Of the French army I'm
der Regnier, on leaving Sabugal, had .S'
engagement with four English regimer<s ts
which the latter were several times renn,s.
ca Duo receiving some succour thew a..
teated the enemy, who lost upwards Of ans
thousand men, left 200 dead on the Ana W
battle, and 500 prisoners----The E"..,,t ~
lost about 300 men After this, the FrensS
army evacuated Portugal. "s'f
From the moment that 61asse,s hs
his mastery retreat he has b. en- consta n,,.,
meeting with considerable losses, so n,,,"k
so, that his army is reduced at leas, ona
half. Vee
Catalonia, the theatre Of heroes, aitba,eh
leit 70 us own resources, is not dlsmayed Nv
the struggle. OF which she has given suts
hcIent proo' to the French, who. to the MIN
Der OF 1000 attacked Manres. aud r.,n,s.
ed the enemy. Tire French. RECEIVING ,s,
inforcemen, of 5000 me0, re entered the II.
tys which they nsa,iy reduced TO beab &c
RUNS, leaving only one street entire.--Shnr,,
ly ai'et, the brave CAalonians being rein
forced, charged the enemy with such fury
thai they we're again defeated with eyet
slaughter, leaving 1000 men dead on tho.
neid ofoattle; the remainder, (about 4OO0l
retreated to Barcelona, bearing on tbe,r
couni eaances the marks of their tlisas,er,
On the 80 OF April, tbs Anglo Lv,jt asise
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WAsnIMcroM, Jnne l1.

That our readers may have some oppor
tunity OF judging Of tho consistency OF fede-
raj prints. we copy from the latest northern
papers the two following paragraphs. /, is
difficult to say which OF the two is The most
entitled to credit, or rather, which is the
least credible.-yMdt Int.
From the Boston Cenfine!.
Letters from well informed men in
washington. s'atc. that war with England
is not far distant; & that the orders winch
had been given for the Constitution to pro-
ceed to Europe, with Mr. Barlow, had
been counterm,n,ied."
From me Mu- York Gazetfe.
We are warranted in asserting that
the President has expressed wish Tor the
speedy arrival of Mr.. Foster--,hat. he would
De received with the utmost cordiality-se
that Certain points pending be ween Great
Britain and the United States, which had
been insisted on. would, for the pr sent.
De waved by our government, rather
than procrastinate the wished for under !.
landing"
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judging OF tie ianc'i,ss G. thc F-snea EN-.
peror IA his late address to the Council os
Commerce, We have given The following pa
ragraphs in the original French:
Les Decrets de Berlin ct de Milan scnt
des lois tundameutales de mon Empire pour
la navigation neutre. Je regard le pavilion
CONNIE une extension du territo;re. La
ruisssnce que lie laisse viola ne peut etre
considere CONNIE nen,re
LIE sort du Commer,:e Americana sera
bientot decide. Je lie favouriserai ST les
Etats Unis Sc conforment a ses Decrets.-
Daus lie cas- contrarie, leurs batiments ser.
ent Pousses des ports de mon Empire.'
{aRadiune.
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BosToN, June 6.
ZHE OSMIN S.1ILED

Every one remembers the disastrous &C
counts brought by the Osmin, and other
vessels from France. That. there had
been no modification Of the decree nor
was any to be expected--ihat all a erj.
can property however innocently arr wing
IN France. was instantly sequestered-Iluat
they were obliged to send tic utiicrr> If
ie Grand Monargue ashore mar Corce
That American property sas al, out IN
dc great hof. 20 make SOUP majgre or
Bona's Legion dc H5nneur," sSc &c. Not
withstanding these terrific accounts, brought
| by the Osmin, thgeth with her cargo
worth about zoo. 900 dollar she again clear
ed our for France If we believe her
statement at the time of her arrival she
must have broken: the laws OF Fra!ce.
and escaped oy force. Bu, IL seems
she is not afraid to return. rs she sailed
from New-fork on Saturday last for Bor
deaux. General Turreau, late Minister
fPlenipotentiary from she Court of France.
was one of the passeugers.-C Chronicle.
| sen. s,-., LOUISVILLE, May Of.
barge-beioDging to Riddle Becntle and
Co 60 TONS burthen, schooner rugged, let,
n. o. he Sd of March ard arrived at
Shipping port he third inst ate having dis
charged one half her loading in. very
handsome gale. she sailed up the falls t.
the mouth OF Bear grass, and thence to Gin
clnnatti. Her loading consisted of sugar,
Coffee, fish and logwood.
Barge Eliza, 90 tons. John A. Tarascon.
left N. o lew hours aferr and arrived at
lShippingport a few hour sooner-Load;ne
nearly the same article
Every American viii regret to find that
any domestic Affections should have existed
to extqrt from the gallant Tiux,on the fol
lowing advertisement:
:" The public throughout the state, and
United States and elsewhere, are desired
not to trust, lend or credit any one of my fa-
miiy, or any person whatsoever without ex-
ception. with money, or deliver them any
sort OF goods Or articles in uy name, as am
de ermined to pay no debt contracted, o. her
han myself in ferson without written or
der is produced, by my own hand-as wha,
IS necessary Tor my family use purchase or
direct to be purchased with ready money.
in "rder to know how stand Al all times
circumstance extremely unpleasant have
obliged me to have recourse 70 giving thi.
notice generally. admire generosits. bu,
admire a just system 10 all mankind more.
and will not be taken ont of the course of
Justice.
THOMAS TKUXFON.
Granoury.tllace 9th May. 1911
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BALTIMORE. June &

We are authorised to state, that the two
Backs in this city which are employed in
the collection Of Custom House Bonds, have
refused and sill persist in refusing to re
ceiye in payment, the notes Of the u. States
Branch BANKS, a, Charleston, Savannah &
New Orleans.
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SPANISH AMERICA.

1t is stated in Caracas paper of the
50th Of November last, that the population
OF the Spanish possessions on the continent
OF America amounts to 6 millions of indivi-
duals. The province of Venezuela, in which
Caracas is situated is said to contain one
million. and the contiguous vice royalty of
Santa Fe, otherwise called the kingdom of
Granada, three millions. which leaves IL
millions for the immense regions of Mexico.
and the northern Continent and Peru, Chill
and Buenos Ayres in the south.
Since the late revolution in the prov;ncee
of Terra Firma, an attempt has been made
to unite the two governments of Santa Fe and
Venezuela, but without success, the Junta
Of Caracas having given oaly an evasive
answer to the proposal made to them to
that effect, by the Junta of New Grenada,
These early symptoms Of Jealousy do not
augur well for the future tranquility of those
6ne countries - Dem. Press.
WARREN. (R. ~ June 1.
mr., Pbiiffs. On Saturday last, we re.
ceived the following letter from the United
States Consul, at Cadiz, through the officer
OF this port, giving US information of the
eahture ~ burning by the French, of the
scbr. Fioref, owned by US, which you are at
liberty to publish for the benefit of your
readers.
JoHN r CHIN,
SYIvEsrER CHILD, Jon,
Warren, My, 81, 1871.
UNITED STATES CONSULATE,
CadiS, Itrit $. 1911.
SIR,
have received information. from the
coast opposite that the SCH P2oret. WiWaD,
ShefnaQ, master, o.. htr passage from Bal
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THOMAS TKUXrON.
Gran6ury.tilace 9th May. 1911
BALTIMORE. June 10.

3
Capt. Potter the schr Harmony, arr,vtd
yesterday from St. Barts, informs tn a. he as
boarded; Dog Island bearing FIVE mile ) T.
by his B. M. gun brig Dispatch and treated
politely The captain of the gun brig told
capt. p. that a revolution had commenced
at Porto Rico,
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t:n5Ss e this lsess. wSs ssrtr-st, off s.
Luear. by French priynse-r. on s.h vi
and the vessel burnt on the same evening off
the harbor Captain Sherman and crew.
are detained at Seville.
Being unnformed OF the owners names. I
have deemed Improper to communicate this
unpleasant Information tn then through
you.
With much respect, SIR,
4 Your very obd't serv't,
RICHARD S. HAcyLEy.
To he Collector ofIparrcn. r. 1.
On the 22d ult. we published an extract
of letter, purporting to be written by an
othcer on board the irigate President, dated
May the 18th off the Chesapeake. From
Commodore Rodgers, we have received the
declaration that this letter was not written
ON board the President nor by any officer be.
longing to that ship. The declaration 10
grounded on the fact that all the officers on
board have denied to the Commodore, Sc.
verally and individually, that they wrote
s,ch a letter. We are also authorized to
mention that the details contained in that let
ter are not trne. rfs
In justice to himself, the Editor declares,
that the letter. from which he copied the exc
tract, bore the Baltimore post mark and
that, at the time of publishing it, he had not
doubt of its being genuine. The letter un-
questionabiy came from Baltimore by mail.
Com. -ddD.
~ !. ..as BALTIMoRE, June S.
g aJ Various readings mus, have been
received of Bonapate's speech or else the
translation in the Boston paliadium is erro.
neous IN several particulars But, the trans
iation OF The secoad paragraph in the Pal
ladium (Which relates to Auerica) is con-
formable 70 the manuscript, copy Transmitted
from Bordeaux to Baltimore Ii the Patriot
has received a different one, perhaps the.
whole speech cughtbe deemed spurious. In
other respects, the Patro, has copied the
errors of the Palladium ;-"14 millions"
is put for Il m,lliards &c. According to
our copy. Bonaparte. says. were lheir," &c.
1 should on NV knees have been obhgd TO ber
peace; busI have succeeded to the emheS
rows @: rapce''-mean ng Charlemaene,&c.
Some think that his whole reply par,ook of
the nature OF a familiar conversation. not in
tended for publication. Some of its phrases
Certainly favour this conclusion especialIv
as 1t was not inserted in the Moniteur. the.
official paper of he French government.
WAis.
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Decrease

Letters have been received in this CT.
ty. dated from Bayonne. April 8, which
declare that the French Troops were
marching through that Town to the
Northward out of Spain.
Baltimore tctey.
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Extract ofo letter, dated Sheffield, .fhril
se, 1s11--rseSped by q gentleman in this
Gig.
"Very considerable orders are received
here, for the Russian marke, which look s
favorable IT, an opening Of trade generally
with that country. II also looks like a
chang in favor of this country, in OPPOSITE
on 70 France"
TIE rrefscs Of the department Of the Ci-
rorsde, m circulas 10 the Mayors Of the
CON nunes IN his prefecture, says:
In compliance with the order OF his
Bxc. che mihiser of finance, Of the 18th
current, ] have the honor Of informing
you that the department of the Gironde is
NOE cesDprised in the number Of those in
which the culture Of tobacco is permitted
during the year 1911.
you will please, Monsieur, the Mayor,
ITO make known this decision TO the land
holders in your commune who are 10 the
habit of raising tobacco. &c. &c.
FRENCH TEXT.
t. a., q. /,
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CRY Gakeae

ETiract q a letter from London dassd FEB I.
have had opportunities. both public aud
private, Of observing MIR. Plnkney's conduct
snc hearing his convsrsation ard 7 git,
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FRENCH TEXT.
In order TO afford better opportunity OF
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LoNDos, April II.

Mr.. Pinkney leaves town this day for
righthelmstone. From thence he is to
proceed to Cowes, where the Essex waits
Ter him.
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DGilleettr.
NETWORK ELECTION-1s1i.
OFFICIAL CANVASS FOR
LIEUTENANT GOVER.WOR..

OFFICIAL CANVASS FOR
LIEUTENANT GOVER.WOR.
Clinton. Fish. Wille,t.
Southern district 1855 4.649 1.734
Middle district 5,953 5,727 8e6
Eastern district $3.50 1895 so
Western district Is $50 10 639 4S1
1924 s9,o1e 1902
5000 5000
32,744
Maj. over Fish, 1874
Whole number Of votes 64.955
Majority in. South
ern district 1881
Middle @ 1875
Eastern SIS
Westerns 6,047
6,728
1894
3731
In the election last spring tue whole mum.
Der of votes given was
For Tompkins 1901
Plat 36 491
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Extract ofo letter, dated Sheffield, .4hril
S6, 1s11--rseefped by q gentleman in this
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CHARLESTON, June q.
DEFEAT OF N1RSH.fL BERES
FORD AND TIE .A.VGLO-PoRIU
GUESE Army

A gentleman passenger politely handed
us the following Exc acts from the log
book OF the ship Isabella, capt. Mcneil, IL
days Tom Falmouth:
On the 25th Of April, was boarded
from the Endymion, British frigate, and
treated poli,eiy.~AThe Lieutenant that boar
ded informed, that the day before he ha,,
boarded vessel in q short passage from
Lisbon, the captain Of which reported, tina.
a junction having been formed bet een
oout and Mortier, general engagement
had taken place between them and
Marshal Beresford, commanding the PR
tuguese Army which was totally detea
ted, and that Marshal Beresford narrowly
escaped.
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lcoNTRADIcToRT.1

May oath, spoke a brig 20 days from
Cadiz, bouAd to Aloxandria. Tbs captain
reported thatthe news at Cadis was. that
the French Armies had entirely evacuated
Portugal, and that Marshal Beresford was
within five males Of Seville, in pursuit of the
French army under the command of Mar.
shais Soult & Mortier, who were retreating
upon that place"
CIR, r,a.~,,,
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"A London paper Of the 18th of April
says, Mr.. Incledon is going to America, t.
try his fortune on the boards Of our transat
lantic Brethren. He left Covent Gardel
some time since, in consequence of disput,
with the Managers
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rnear the place where the horses had been
tied. The report of this hostility induced
number of the citizens in the neighborhood
to assemble with arms at the Ferry he
next morning, the 10th inst A party of the
Citizens all armed except two, crossed the
river, to assist VIM. Cox in bringing IF his
stock of cattle. A number of Indians were
standing in field on the east side of Little
Telhco small river which discharges its
waters into the Tennessee RIVER near the
terry. the Indians were anarmed and seeing
the citizens, began to retire; when one of
the citizens fred on them as they were run
ning of. One of the Indians fell. and lay
some minutes then rose up& walked off,
lhe Indian who received the shot. is nam
ed Corn Tassel: fortunately the wound is
said no, to be dangerous one, though the
ball is not yet extracted. The citizens then
retired & crossed the ferry.
The Indians declare that they have no
hostile feelings towards the citizens, that
the unhappy quarrel had grown out of a
dispute between one Of their people. and a
whifeman who had resided in their land
as before mentioned. 1t appears as far as
Can discover that the Indians except in
the instance men,i ned had not nor nave not
now any views of hostility wards the y. ).
II appears also that the respectable citizens
disclaim any idea of hostility towards the
Indians, and that numbers Of them used
their influence in their depressing senti-
ments OF hostility, amongst others of a DIFF
terent character; some OF whom are not
easily restrained.
1t Cannot be admitted that a few impru-
dent men shall whenever they please, u
surp the authority of the executive depart.
ment OF the y. 5. or that of the S,atc of
Tennessee. and by their rash conduct. en-
danger the lives OF the peace of the commu-
nifty.
1t 1t had not been for the presence and
exertion OF some gentlemen, it is not i'm
probable that scene might have been ex-
hloited, shocking to humanity at present
all is apparently at peace. A detachment
OF troops is on its march to that quarter
BY which the licentious on either side will
be restrained. / have sent an express to
the Cherokee nadonai Council now con-
venipg at Eustin. and have demanded
that the Cherokees who fired on the party
on the 9Th inst. be pointed out and punish-
ed. In order that equal justice be distribu-
ted it is proper tina, legalenquiry be made
on our side. We demand justice, let us rem
der IT., If we suffer these events to rest to
pass without enquiry. we may expect re-
petition of them
AS various reports are in circuation m as
ter1ally different, think it my duty to make
this communication.
] am, Sir. respectfully, ~
RETURN ]. MEIGS. D..
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DELEGATES,
E d u C ITO ".

HE subscriber having agreed with suitable
Il agents to transact that business in the
Western country. which, at first, was the. cause
OF his relinquishinga profession that had from
long practice, become agreeable to him has
now the pleasure of announcing to his friends,
that together with his usually successful mode
of teaching, he intends to introduce Lancaster's
& Neifs methods ofinstructing minor classes.
He will receive applications in the same bull
ding where he has heretofore taught, and his
care of those entrusted to him, being now free of
other cares, will be extended to little ones, as
we'll coming and going as in school.
Quarterly for the highest branches will not
exceed ten dollars, the other classes in proper.
ton.
O' He will have all the responsibility on
himself, as he will form no connexion with anv
person and take but few.
d. DOYLE.
Richmond, Nay II. If
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Richmond, nay II.
REMlAMLW DUI IL

"A L THE SION or THE GOLDEN NOR
n TAR, Richmond returns thanks to his Gus
toners for past favors, and earnestly intreats all
those indebted to him to call and settle their res
pectiye accounts, as he is anxious to close his
former business. Having taken his son fAiib
into partnership in bis medicine store. 1t will be
carried un IN future under The firm of
BEMJAJ7LyV DUV.AL G SON;
Who have just received large supply Of fresh
DRUGS, Medicines, Paints, Dyes tuH, &c
most of which being bought with cash, they
are enabled to sell at low prices.
The same attention heretofore paid in select
ing medicines Of the best quality and receiving
none IN powder, will be strictly observed, and
they hatter themselves, to merit the encourage
mest of their friends and the public geRerally.
May II. 6,--Iawtf
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May 10.

u the wholesale and retail China and Glass
Ware HO,ise--is just received an additions
al supply OF goods The following are particu-
iarized.
EDGED 4RTICL BS- Dishes, (alI sizes)
rates, " ters, Mullins, Bakers, Naples and
Salads.
bNaMFL'D--Cups and saucers.
GLdSS-DecanieFs, Carrots, Wines, Lemon.
AIDES, Cars, TnmbIers & Chsmpaignes
HAIS-Dr ADD Black, some Of which are
Il the best quality and may be had singiy or bY
dozen.
dLSo--on hand-looo yards browon rollss
orstow cloth,
BOX motccco shoes, which will be sold AZ
cost.
CfockeFy wars &C. &c. as usual
JOHN u, billiard.
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