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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-21
PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to an Order of the Honorable
the orphans Court of Charles Countys
the subscribers will offer at Public Sale,
on Wednesday the list day of april next,
ii fair, if not, the first fair day thereafter,
on the premises,
All the Personal Estate OF the
late Benjamin Gray, OF the county aforesaid,
deceased !; consisting of his entire Stock OF
Dry Goods and Groceries, two likely young
Negroes, one Horse, Bride and Saddle,
Household Furniture. sc. SC.
Terms of sale-six months credir (and no
interest required, if punctually paid) will
be given on all sums over ten dollars, the
purchasers giving bond with approved SCI
curity-for all sums under ten dollars the
cash will be expected. The stand in the
late occupancy of the deceased, with c.
very necessary improvement it is presumed
will be to let, and for the retail! business is
supposed 10 be equalrto any In the county.
1t may therefore be to the interest of some
person DESTROYS to engage in the mercantile
business, TO purchase the whole stock of
merchandise, Which will probably be- sold
low.
Catherine X. Mavhew,
.Admtnistratri1.
William Adams,
administrator.
fNanjemoy. Feb ll-March 81 ataw6t.
BACON.
5000 VT. excellent Bacon for Sale by the
Subscriber.
Joseph H. Vaudeville.
March l6. st.
WANTED TO HIRE,
A GOOD FEMALE SERVANT COOK.
James Gullatt.
March 90
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

7 OST yesterday morning as l walked
E-Afrom the Washington Tavern, through
the Market and along Fairfax street, to
Prince street, THREE HUNDRED DOL
LARS, in Bank Notes; Ten Twenty
Dollar Notes on the Bank of Potomac, of the
late stamp; Five Ten Dollar Notes on the
United States Branch Bank at Chasleston {;
Four Ten Dollar Notes OH the United States
Branch Bank at Savannah, and One I en- Dol
lar Note on the United States Branch Bank
at New Orleans Whoever will deliver the
said money, or give information SO that get
it again, shall receive the above reward.
B. c.. Thornton. )
March IL
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to Broke and escaped from

to Broke and escaped from
the Jail of the county OF Alexandria, on the
night of the 10th of March, 1912, CHRIS
TAN CHRIsropHE, and WIN sJoHNsToN, two
Sailors, and are now at large. ! Will give
Five Dollsrs for experimenting ChristoptAs,
and delivering him to the Jaiorin this place,
or to John Cassin, Master Commandant,
Washington NavyYard.
James Campbell, .7a'lo1.
March 10.
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FOR SALE,
March is.
March i6

FOR SALE,
The three story BRICK HoUSE& LOT
now occupied BY Richard Bland Lee, OH We
~ moderate tcrms-for which apply to
John Janney.
10th mo. 10th Ia"r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-18
TO IIIlt pIRIICK

The subscriber having been greatly benefited by
the use OF DIR. Rogers Vegetable Pumonic Deter
gent, cOnCeives il duty he owes the proprietor OF
the medicine and the publick TO state the following
facts.
For several years j have been much afflicted with
the Asthma and for weeks together have not been
bic TO lie down IN ny bed seeing the above Med-
cine adv ertsed for sale at Mr. TAPPAN's Book kstore,
determined to make trial Of il, though have al
ways been much prcudiced against Patent Medicines
in general, and confess had very little faith in this
but to my great surprise and joy after taking
the first dose, found myself much relieved as to
sleep quietly in bed and have ever since, when in
the least troubled with The Asthma, found immed.
ate relief by its use.
l do not hesitate, with confidence, to recommend
the Vegetable Detergent to all in the least afflicted
receive great relief by the use of this invaluable
medicine VIZ. WALKER
Portsmouth, March IL, 1911.
!, ISRAEL FENNER, of Providence, in
the State of Rhode-lsand, do hereby certify, that
my wife, RUTu FEEEER, was afflicted for consid-
cradle ume in the summer Of 1871, with an extreme
cough, pain in her side and loss of appetite, which
reduced her to such low and feeble state that she
scarcely able to walk across the room, and to
all appearance fast inclining to quick consumption
Immediately obtained one cake Of Rogers Veget.
able Pu'monic Detergent, and after taking this ac-
Cordng to the directions, she was restored to her
,Aual state of health, which we attribute, with the
blessing of God, to the above valuable medicine.
ISRAEL FENNER.
Providence, November IL, 1911.
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INT Z x z STING [! /! !

Extract Of letter from Mr.. DANIEL AVER,
Of Loadon, .Ne,v- Hampshire, TO Mr.. Isaac
HALL, Editor Of the .New- Kamshire Patri-
OF, Concord.
Dear Sr-Haying frequently heard men,
ton made of the beneficial effect Of Roc sRs' Tege-
table PaimOnic Detergent, in pulmonary complaints
and seeing i, advertised Cor sale your Office, after
having made use of almost every other medicine,
was induced to make trial oft Although three Of
my sisters had successively fallen victims TO a con-
sumption, and although myself threatened with the
same complaint which had proved fatal to them this
benign restorative have reason to believe, has con.
f-ned me in toierabc state of health, and think
l cannot do better service 10 the community than
by requesting you TO make publick this testimony TO
The almost super-humsn effects of this Medicine.
Loudon, Dec. %, 1911. DANIEL AVER.
N. B.-The Medicine mentioned in the
above Certificates, may be had of JAMES
TAYLOR and SAMUEL. w. NlNSON,
Ncwport.---JOHN CASEY, East. Green
wich.---ROBERr COZZENS, Wexford.
THOMAS II. WELLS, Littlc-Rest Hill.--
RICHARD NJ. WEBER, Tiyerton, and
at various other places.
Price Two Dollars PEI Cake.
Newport, Dccember IS, 1911.
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Book, Hat g Stationary Store.
q GORGE WANTON,
~ OFFERS ron SALE,
Several hundred Volumes Second Hand
--BOOKS-

az, History, Biqg7abhy, Noyqges, 7rav-
Z Nels, NooeAs,1 Plays, POEMS SIC.
not much iniured--a all of which will be
sold for ONE HALE the original price.
One set Dr.. REEs New Cycopedia, a, one
Dollar per number less than the present price.
Jnst received,
Many new Plays, and other publications
uniform edition of Scorr's Poems. British Spy, &c..
: .sIso, An additional supply of School Books
OF eyery Kind in use, which will be sold by the doz.
en- or single, on the lowest terms--among which
Wcbstcr's and Murray's Columbian Orator.
Spelling Books, Murray's Grammar, In.
Alden's lst, 2d, and Sd production Reader and
vols Walkers Diction- Sequel,
aries, History of New.Enpland,
Dabol's Arithmeticks, School Bibles,
Morse's Geography, restaments,
American Preceptor, Dwights Geography, SC.
.Aiso, TeceiOeG,
DeSt foo!scap No. and 2 Writing. Paper. by realn
quire.
Letter Paper, Of various kinds
Dutch Quils, Waters, sealing Wax and Niusicls
Paper
Likewise, received,
Few more groce Bickerstaii's Rhode-lsland, Far.
mer's and Clcrgyman's Almanack's
Family Bibles with and without plates,
Blank account Books.
Rhodc.lsand Clerks Magazines, containing vari
Gus forms OF Writings.
Connor, Merry Andrew, and best Eagle, ana Hen
ry Sth, Playing Cards
THE HAT STORE
is furnished with assortment Gentleman's best SUI
ernc Beaver HATS, fashionable in shape and of the
best quality.
Several thousand rolls PAPER HANG
lNGS and BORDERS,
An extensive assortment, for rooms and VIM
dow Curtains.
READS and other collections Sacred Mu-
sick. San Is
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Benjamin Fl. 1'iSdale & CO.
WATCH MAKERS,

No. 90, THames-streoi, Offer for sale,
A General assortment OF Fashionable
4 "A and Fancy GOODS, as follows -
Warranted and conmonS Combs
English and GeneyanS Siver Ware.
WATCHES; STea and Table Spoons;
LooislngGlasses SMarow. Mustard and
Shaying.Gasses : Salt, do
Braas iiandrons, shovelsSSugar Tongs;
and 1ongs SScssor and PincusLioa
Britannia Tea-Pots; : Chains;
Knives and Forks; SPencil Cases and Thin
Jack and Pen. Knives; s b,cs.
Razors abd. Scissors; s GoM Hare.
shutters aHaTrays; Sl.ockc,s and Breast Pins !;
Flutes, Flies, &c. SPcarl-set Ear-Rngs
Plated Castors and Can-S bracelets, castick and
-dlesticks; plain hair work
Ladies' and g. <entlcmen'sSNecklaces;
Pocket B66Ss and Pur.SWatcl-C Chains, Seals ard
ses -..t.. Keys
Waist Clasps, Of the new-SWith variety of other
est fashion -, articles, 100 numerous
Tortoise Shell and HORNY to mention.
Clocks and Watches, of every description,
cleaned and repaired in the best manner, and war
ranted
Jcwelry aud Silver Ware of all kinds,man.
uf,cturcd and repaired.
81 Cash and the highest price given for
olD gold and silver. Feb.1o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.


The following paragraph is(fsom DS. RusH's
celebrated piece on the inodc of Education
proper in Rcpublck
GA Christian cannot fail Of being Re-
publican. The history of the creation of man,
and of the relation OF our species to each other
by birth, which is recorded in the Old Testa-
ment, is the best refutalion that can be given
to the divine right of Kings, and the strong
est argument that can be used in favour of
the original and natural equality of all man
kind. A Christian, l say again, canno. fail
of being Republican, for every precept of
of the Gospel inculca,es those degrees of hu-
mility, self-dcnia, and brotherly kindness
which are directly opposed to the pride of
Monarchy, and the pageantry of Court.
Christian cannot fail of being useful to the
Rcpubick, for his religion tcacheth him,
that no man /" liveth to himself. Aud last
ly, Christian cannot fail OF being wholly in
offensive, for his religion teachctb him, in
all things to do to others what he would wish,
in like circumstances, they should do to him."
Fidelity to the principles Of government
should be the first qualifications of the trus-
tees or agents of Republick, from the high
est to the lowest grade. Hostility or inf
deity TO the government, if it is treated with
indulgence, begets impun,ty, and leads TO
contempt the man, who obtains authority
under government which he hates and des-
pises, learns to hate and despisc it more
and he becomes the channel of communica-
tion, by which the government is degraded
or traduced, and is like spy from the enemy
In the bos4n Of the camp"
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Dear shade 4! will
THE SWEETS OF FRIEND SHIP.
HOW sweet when the NIGHTINGALE sings e.,

HOW sweet when the nightingale sings from tn,
grove,
w m the moon is half hid DER the hill, =.
Nnen nothing is heard but the whispers of love,
And the sound Of the far distant rill ~
How sweet with the friend Of our bosomto stray,
midst scenes such as these to commune,
And quitting the glitter and hustle of day.
Mend the heart, and the passions attune. 4 n
May this oft be our lot, so wisdom divine, ,
Shall lead us howery way;
So our morning Of life shall most brilliantly shine,
And our evening be cloudless as day.
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IAL o G UE.

SHE.
YES, we have Gv'd lone pang, and then we part
May heaven, dear father! now have all thy heart.
Yet ah how once we lov'd, remember Stin,
Fill you arc dust like me.
- .ss Dear shade will
Then mix this dust with thinc-O spotless ghost
o more Than fortune, friends, or country lost
Is there on earth, one case, one wish beside
Nes--saye my country heaven
-------.- He said and died
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-18
Rogers TegefadAe Pnlmonic
OeferOef7f.

ron CONSU.DIP1IO.N, .aS1'HlL37YCK md
CATARRHAL CO.'IPL.3LhTS
NOTHING which has been said in recon-
meniation OF this medicine has been in the least
degree exaggerated, which many of the enlightened
and candid OF the Faculty, with whom the proprie-
tor has had an interview, and communicated many
of the principal ingredients, politely acknowledge
Its evident superiority over the usual heating Eiixrs
and Balsams in diminishing artoral action, and by
degrees diminishing expectoration, by increasing in
sensible perspiration, is evident be denied ;
this with every assertion of the Proprietor upon the
subject, are strictly in conformity 10 truth and
not certificate of its efficacy has been fabri-
Gated or obtained from disreputable sources, but in
varably have been profered the pubiick, by gen
temen of respectabiIity, and friends to the rights
OF man GEOUGS ROGERS.
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NOTICE.

A LII accounts for the RHoDE-Is.
N LAND RRruBLrcAN, of more than eighteen
months standing, will be put in the hands OF JUS
tcc of the Peace for collection, if not paid by ,he
2Sth Of March next, w, SIAiONS,
Feb. 25, 1912.
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BraudyaOine Paper.
]. C.. SHAW,

Has Just received from philadelphia.
Sixty Reams BRANDYWINE PAPER,
consisting of Cap No. & 2, Quarto vellum post and
medium Drawing, which with his former stock. of
various kinds of PAPER, makes his assortment rs
complete as any in this State. All which will lie
sold as low can be purchased in this town.
January z.
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PAUL NJ. MUMFORL
OFFERS FOR SALE,

OFFERS FOR SALE,
A Tract of Land, lying in the town of
mostly covered with Wood of an exc client quality
and growth
Said Land will be sold at Auction, on tho
Goth day Of April next, if not previously disposed OF
at Private sale and will be divided into Lots from
ten to fifty acres may best suit the purchasers.
Newport, Dec. IL, 1911
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For safe, on Uery moderate terms, .jor cash.
THE subscriber offers for sale, his new
and convenient Dwelling House. and Lot of
Land, very pleasantly situated, fronting Barney and
Vernon streets, afordng beautiful and extensive
view of the harbour river, islands &c.
For terms, apply to WILLIAM w VERNON.
March A.
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POETRY.


an Ipdian warriour, curious TO
know the event Of battle, on the eve OF an
expedition, invokes the shade OF his de-
ceased father, from whom, by powerful
spells, he receives the sure presagcs OF
victory This gave rise to the following
piece. -
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CEpTIEIc.aTES.

CERTIFICATES
I, JONATHAN KINGSLEY, Of Wind
ham, in the county Of Windham, and State Of Con-
nectcut, do hereby certify, that my wife, 2ILLAH
KINcsLEY, was afflicted in the winter OF 1909, with
extreme cough, loss Of appetite, &c. and though
under the of an able Physician, and not cxperi-
encing any particular benefit, was induced TO make
a trial of DR. Rogers Vegetable Fulmonic Deter
gent--and after using two or three cakes she expert
enccd its beneficial effects and in the course OF a
few months recoyered her usual state OF health,
which she had previously been so much alarmed
about and We think u is entirely owing to the
valuable medicine called Rogers Vegetable Pulmo
nic Detergent JONATHAN hlNGSLEk.
Wndham, July II, 1871.
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NezO Feather Beds & Feathers.
Daniel Sheldon.

- EPECTFULLY informs his friends, that lie
AA has on hand
quantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles,pine Shingle, Boards, Planks,
Joits, sc. sc.
Which he will sell cheap, at his stand on sHER-
BURNFs' Wharf Ns,I
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FIVE Chiefs of renown by his arrows lay dead,
Ere the blood of my father in battle she'd:
He fell by the side Of the dark winding stream;
But the yaIes resouDd with the song of his fame.
How sweet is his sleep in the night Of the grave
For dear is revenge to the soul Of the brave
Oer his ashes his foe Potowmama tore
And sprinkled the mantle of earth with his gore
Like tyger, undaunted, he rushdto the war
Like thunder ne struck, and spread terror aiar
AS the pleasures Of love, the spring OF the year,
His name to the of Nuncomar is dear.
The pleasures Of love are too mighty to last,
In moment the bliss Of enjoyment is past
The blossoms of spring in their pride fade away,
But the laurel of valour shall never decay
Three soalps Of the conquered to Podar' burn;
At whose voice from Romanat the spirits returns
A snake, black with venom, 4 cast IN the harnc,
And call on the shade of my father by name
In his glory he comes, like star in the skies
lie smiles, and the omens OF triumph arise
lie speaks, and the time Of my wishes is near,
When the race Of my foes viii in blood disappear
In the gloom of the forest securely they sleep;
But long ere the sun shall illumine the deep,
This hand, which the demons OF ruin shall guide,
In tempest Of slaughter shall scatter their pride
-
I. Podar, the God Of the winds, and ruler Of de
ceased spirits
+ Romano, the abode of the valent after death.
On DR.. FRANCIS ATTERDuRY, Bishop ol
Rochester, who died in exile, in Paris
1892. (IIis only daughter having expired
in his arms, Immediately after she arrived
I'm France TO see him) By PORE.
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Garden Seeds.
WILLIAM LOWE,

No. 100, IAanes-street, mas J'T sdfe,
A extensive assortment of fresh Garden Seeds
"A OF the first uuality--anong 1VIlich ore
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NOR SALE, or TO LET-Two

4 Dwelling Houses, with Gardens-One is stu.
ated at the head Of Mary-street leading into Griffin
street, with four a floor, i'll complete re-
pair, and is now in the occupation of Mr. PAUL
BAILEY. Possession VIII he given the Goth May.
The other House, is situated in High-street, and
is the next House south of Col EDWARD MAKMIN
lis three stories high, built of the very best mate
rails and finished last summer, and completed in the
very best manner; contains on the lower focT, FIVE
rooms, the second and third stories six rooms each;
with large yard and garden. In point of situation
few Houses in Newport claim better 1t has
every convenience necessary for domestck utility.
Should any person be inclined to purchase either Of
the aforesaid buildings, liberal credit will be given
on approved security. Possession Of the last build
ing will be given at any time TO suit the hirer
March l.. JOHN A. SHAW.
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Aiddlcr pincd away his life over hts fiddle;
and after his deccase, a friend wrote the fol-
lowing EPIGRAM. =
Time and Stephen are now even.
First Stephen beat time -eE
Now time has beat stephen. ~
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\ Oh the hfst quaiity--dm'"S WHIT "s
Early Dutch, I >Ssalmon,
do May, s-SShori-top, ! Pl1olIeL
do sugar loaf, S~Srurnp, ''''"''"'
Caulinower, - SApplc,
Green Savoy, ScSMadeira Lettuce,
Yellow do. 9SrennisbaIl do.
Drum head, --SSilesia 70.
Gale J ecSCabbage do.
Early Charlton, SFrench Turnip,
do. Turner, Ground DO.
do. Golden hotspur, NcSApple Pepper,
Ledman and Spanish Z sSsquash do
Dwarf, aSSpur do
Blue Prussian, ASBush Squash,
Marrowfat, SLong-ncck do
Ears white six ! SWestindia do.
weeks, =, SOnon,
do, yellow do -, SBcet,
Refugee yellow, X SCarrot,
Windsor bush, -. SParship,
Cranberry, = SPcpper Grass,
Lima and Whip "a SDoube Parsley
ney pole, SSafron,
summersavoury, $Cellery,
Thyme, Svegetable Oysters,
Sage, SNaStursion,
Water and MuskmcIlon, SAsparagus.
The above GARDEN SEEDS, are all Of
the last years growth, and are warranted to be of
the first chop.
4iso, Just recei0ed, fresh supply Of Connecticut
Segars, which are warranted supcriour 90 any Of
American manufacture, Virginia Segars, no: excepted
Lihcssisc, few boxes peal Havana scgars, cheap.
N. ID. On hand, his usual extensive assortment Of
Cutlery, Perfumery, and Fancy Goods-all of which
will be sold moderate terms for cash or approx
ed credit March H.
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THE FIGURE OF LIBERTY.

HER zone unbound, her tresses uncon6n,dy
Spoke undesignins negligence Of mind ~
True RArrunE's negligence; on she came,
Her cheek was glory, aud her eve was flame
Her floating robes light am'rous gales recciye-r-
Her modest breast ten thousand virtues heaye -
Shield h,d she none, but Ho oNouR--eid her, ,swofn
Was TRurH-and angels, she sml'd, ador'd.
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Valxable Medicine Chest.

L'oR sale, valuable Medicine Chest, cheap for
l. cash. Apply at this Office Mar A.
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/, PHILLIP SALISBURY, of New-Ha-

/, PHILLIP SALISBURY, OF Ncw-Ha-
ven, State of Connecticut, do Hereby of my own
free will and accord, certify, That about the Begin
ning of the year 1911, was seized with most vio
lent pain in my r!sh. side, which produced 2 c"n..
this pain aud cough increased until April, when
found myself so weak especially in my lungs and
concluding therefore was fast approaching to the
grave by consumption, was greatly alarmed, as
also WAS my family but ON hearing of DIR. Rogers
Vegetable Puimonic Detergent, for Consumptive,
Asthmatck and Catarrhal complaints, Immediately
made application 10 the apothecary, and obtained
ore cake, which took according to the direction,
which when had taken all OF it, found myself e.
stored to my health and strength r as can be ex-
pected of in the 5lst ycar Of his age; which
medicine truly and conscientiously believe was
solely by the blessing of God the means of the
toratIon Of NY health PHILIP SALISBURY.
City of New-Naven, September 19, 1911.
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TO LET.-A Farm, situated in de
Il town of Portsmouth, containing 140 acres Of
land. There is Dwelling House, CRIB, Chase.
house, with other necessary out-buildinss on the
farm, and also contains the privilege of obtaining
sea-manure at -point-there is large propor-
ed. All the Stock on said Farm to be let with The
same if required. None need apply blt such as
can give good security --.flso, TO Let, Dwelling
house in Newport, situated at the south end Of
Thames-street being the House formerly owned by
Mr.. Henry Hunter.-For further particulars apply to
Samuel Akny,
Feb. 49, in Portsmouth.
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Sceae---a sviid country. Moonlight.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-12
KemoUaI.
e. Joseph SPEAR,
November 80.

Re.hcetfuily informs his friends md me
pubic,
THAT he has removed his shop ~
RoYal..treet 10 the one lately occupied
by Mr.. B. Adamsnn, near the Gomez
House, where he carries ON the ca
BINEry BUSINESS in all lis various
branches--he also makes and repairs
eli kinds of Musical Instruments, suhh
as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, VioIrs'
Guitars, &c and will also furnish Ma
hoq,ny Cofins for grown pcrsors TOR
fifteen doi!nrs He hopes the quality
OF hi. materials. the soundness OF hI'
work and the strict attention ne IN
tends paying to his business, will enc
sure him encouragement from gene
rous pubic. All the above branches
Of business will be executed at the
shortest notice.
November %. Ia"