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LEONARD ADAMS

EEAVING taken that well known
4 stand, formerly The sign y IRE Shia,
next door to The Farmers Bank, bvEs
leave to solicit the patronage Of ms for
MGR customers and tbs public il gene
raj. He has been ~ considerable ex
pence III fitting up the rooms aud &c
pairing the house in the neaiest '1f;st.!ic:.
He has erected q new consti acted o'cm
fer roasting Oysters without hglnS
smoked; and will serve up Oysters a,d
other suppers in the best oder ard
shortest notice. He has good accon--
modations for Boarders, sc. He viii
furnish good assortment Of Wines,
Malt and other Liquors, and will use has
utmost endeavors to give general salts
faction to those who may favor him with
their custom.
October 20 SSt
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~eGs1Ea-za.as-rsESs
EriluordinarY Mstinct.

AS an instance OF very uhconnnon IN.
stinct In the lower animals, we select the
following facts respecting the Brown or
Ferrucinous Thrush ironi Wilson'S
American Ornitholosv.
81 remember to have reared one OF
these birds from the nest, which, when
full grown, became very tame AID do
Gle l frequently let him out OF his
cage, to give him a taste OF liberty. At
ter Ruttermg and busting himself i'll dry
sand and earth, and bathing, washing,
ard dressing himself, he would proceed
to hunt insc cts, such as beetles, crickets
and other shelly tribes: bat, being very
fond of wasps, after Catching them, and
knocking them about to break their
wings, he would lay them down, then
exs,i.ine If they had sting, and with
his oil squeeze the abdomen, to clear
it of the reservoir of poison, be-
fore he would swallow his prey. When
in bis cage, being very fond OF dry
crusts of bread, if upon trial, the corners
of the crumbs were too hard and sharp
*7Ae stqsemenf is not given BY the
author, but By "Ais venerable friend, Mr..
B0riyam.
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BALTIMORE, October e..

Our Easteln papers are silent as to
the capture Of Niagara. Still it is be-
lieved government arc possessed OF Ger
tain accounts to that effect. The fol-
lowing Postscript to letter was writ
ten By an officer Of government, and is
relied on by the respectable house 20
Hhom it was addressed in this city -
" arm sorry to inform you, an express
has ust arrived with the unpleasant
news ef the capture CT Niagara"
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two black regiments having lately arrive
ed, asstated in letter from gentleman
an II aatreai to his friend III Middlebury.
The return of the troops to Montreal, Is
also stated by sergeant who lately de-
serted from the Isle lie NolX. He states
the force Oh that island at 900 men, IN
stead of 1900, IS stated by the same
friend that made the two black regl-
mSnts,
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TROY. October 90.

Since the commencement of Mr.. Ma
dison's waf, we seldom can obtain apeop
at Canada paper; an obIising friend
his favored US with the loan OF the Ca
madam Courant Of the 10th instan,-its
contents are not very important: from
il We extract the following:
His excellcncy the Governor General
has been pleased to permit the gentle
men Of the North West Company, to
raise battalion of Volunteers from the
voyagears in their employ. We are rot
Certain of the exact number this corps
is to consist of. but we are inforned,
that al least 1000 are assembled from
the surrounding country to enlist.
These hardy men VIII son combine
the requisites of regular discipline and
partizan warfare, along with their ac-
customsd vocation of inland sailors
As such they cannot Ca! of being most
useful defenders or their country. We
understand that Wm. M'Gilivray aud
Angus Saw, Z sqrs. are to be held OH
Ce,s Esral!
One Of the gentlemen OF the n w.
Company, has infpTnied lis that the bat
tahca aboye mentioned WAS to consist
Of 4Ol ucp; he also stated that about
5000 had volunteered, whose homes
were all upon the island al Montreal !:
be Also added, that Inc campany coold
without n.uGn trouble bring forward
$500 aca who had been employed as
yoyageurs.
AllT!ary Napemsats.-On Tuesday
las., In lhe forenoon, company OF u.
s. light Dragons, consisting OF about 80
men, and in the afternoon, company OF
U. S. flying artillery, consisting ct about
100 men, with five pieces OF Cannon,
passed through this place, Tor PIatts-
bn:xh The last mentioned company
was The Ercst looking body of .coops we
have ever seen. The were well mount
Cd, ord handsomely dressed and epuip-:
ed and their cum carriages, ammunltion
Wagons, sc. appeared to be unusually
well made, and in good order.
Yesterday, the 10Th regiment OF y.
s. inisntry, consisting of Shout 400 men,
passed through here, for Pittsburgh.
They were well equipped, and made a
handsome appearance. Except two or
tsree companies of cara!ry, these arc
the last troops which remained at Green
bush.
F. On SATURDAY, brig. gen, Chandler,
with his two aids, passed through here,
for Pittsburgh.
The Whole, or nearly the whole quota
of Vermont sonscripts, which had been
for some time encampod At Burlington,
last week received orders to cross the
lake, AID rendezvous at Pittsburgh.
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Those Gentlemen who have not al.
ready transmitted the names of the Sub
scribers, OH their respective papers, to
this Gazette, are respectfully requested
to do so, in order that their papers may
be forwarded.
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PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

According to the statement published
int the Government paper, it appears that
from the sixth of August 10 the present
time, period Short of three months,
VIC have sustained the following military
losses.
1T the surrender Of Detroit.
1850 men.
$3.50 muskets and accoutrcments.
81 Founders.
81 iron and brass pieces, from u to
3 Founders.
9 howitzcrs.
! mortar.
1880 rounds Of fixed ammunition for 81
and Founders.
200 cartridges Of grape shot.
500 tons of common ball.
60 barrels gun powder.
$1,000 musket cartridges made up.
"a rounds cartridges in each mans
possession.
$50 tons of lead.
Is days provision for $3.50 men on
hand, besides 100 pack horse
loads of flour, and 400 head of
cattle.
at the battle Of Queenstown.
800 men, a'noDgt whom are at least 400
regulars and 90 officers, including gen
ersl and colonies. with all their arms,
ammunition, &c. SC.
White, III his Advertiser Of the 9th
OF October, undertakes to interrogate
De Witt Clinton; but in order to make
oct his case as satisfactorily as he wish
ed, he very modcs,ly answers each in.
tccrogatory fer him. For example,
Do yon knew that General Hull was
patronized by your late uncle, &c. sc. ?
I c.rszcr far ycu. Ihat you do know
l.c zyas Is not John M:Kesson one of
your agents? Answer in the affirmative
he is. \ fact of such notoriety needs
10 proof" II is whispered, That MT
White will be'empioycd to cramine the
ayftnesSes when the case OF Gairs VS..
Norris and Oils is brought inc court.
OMcial accounts have been i,tcIy re-
ceiTed from London, by the Cbevaller
de Onis, his Catholic rDaicstv's en,oy
extraordinary and minitcr plcnipotcn;is-
~ IN tic United States, Of a treaty Of
peace, friendship and alliance, having
been signed at S.. Petersburg, between
the Russian and the Spanish govern
menls, or the S--soth OF July last. A
similar treaty was to take place between
the Spanish government s that of Swe-
den.-PhU. .f,lU.
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CHAnLt.S Sc ABE

EEAS imported in the ship Monsoon
Ill quantity Of HARD WARE,
which, with his former Stocs ard what
he expects, will make his AssortInene
very complete. =,
He has likewise samples of Cotton
Seine 7ssine, and first qualify csydagc.
made out OF Russia Hemp, at the Rope
Walk cf Charles Slade * Son. Those
who wish a supply Of either will please
make application soon, by whicn mssns
they may depend on being fully suppli-
cd in due time.
Octobcr29 cost
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Eve Dollars kewal 8

FIVE Dollars Reward
q 1ri!AYID crstoien RON the corn.
~ mons oil ilevaadra, onor about the
!S,h in&;ant, Bright Bay HORSE,
aoout s !-2 hands high; his two hind
feet and left fore one white. and has two
remarkable knots in the it SIDE of both
MS finder knees is nickcd and rides
charitable we'll. The above reward
will be paid for the delivery Of the
Horse to Mr. THOMAS TOWERS,
and III reason.,ie charges.
October % q
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, October 80.
s. TO SHE

ITO SAEW
THE VERY AGE & Rony OF THE rIME
ais PORN AND PRESSURE.
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The Subscriber

The Subscriber
RFFERs for sale his property a; tho
- lower end Of Faiitax Street, ca..
sis,ing OF en- halt acre lot, upo. which Is
erected a completely finished two soy
Brick Dwelling House, Kitchen, Dairy,
Pump, and Stable.
J, L. Sjmms.
October 80 DIV
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I. y. SIMMo

w ILL continue the practice of the
w law in the Circuit Court for the
County of Alexandria. His Office is
above the Printing Office Of the Aiax-
andria Gazette.
October 80
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-19
ponr OF NEWPORT.

PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERE D-brig Pickering, Dawson, Lisbon ;sloop
Minerva, Bliven, York do. Regulator, Langley, do.
CLEARED--brg Mount-tope, Munro, Washing
ton. (N O. soop Resolution, W:nslow, ocracoke :
Prudence, Tompkns, Philadelphia . do Express.
Justin, N. York do. Active. Fox, do
Sunday evening last arrived cartel brig Sophia,
Capt Evans, from Bsrbadoes, with 81, prisoners on
board. Capt Weeks, OF the ship hope OF Nantuck-
ct, captured Sept 27. was one of the passehger.
Capt w informs that the sch. Shephcrdess Of New
York, from the Coast OF Brazil, with sugar & hides
was captured and carried into Barbaioes about the
goth ult the soop Orpha, of Nantucket, was cap
tared about the same time with the ship Hope. The
captain and fist lieutenant of the piyateer Proyi-
denee, OF Providence, were shore at Barbados
ON parole; the other officers board the pri
son-ship and the crew were board the Admirars
ship, at the Saints. Pas@tngcr in the cartel Hen
ton that the British msn-ofwar on the West-Inda
station are in very bad condition. the vessels very
old, and most OF them not more than half manned.
BoSton, Aov. ls.
The English sch ThreA Sisters. Card from Wind
sor, for 81. Andrews, has arrived ut Salem, prize
to the Fame prrvxteer.
The ptivateer Fox. arrived at Portsmouth. is said
to have captured Bh brig, ard barque, the latter
from Rio Janeiro, with taow, hides, specie and
boxes Jewels but which have not arrived
An English brig, said 10 be from Antigua, with
rum and lno;asses, prize 10 the Hg8ycr. has srri-
we'd in Hampton Roads.
The British October feet. Of 20 sail, was to leave
81 Thomas abont 2cth Oct. great number vf A.
mcyican pryateers we're cruizmg off Porto-Iido 23d
October; some Of them had knowledge Of the sail
ing OF the above feet and had gone TO intercept it.
We have news Of the Constitution and Hornet
which sailed from this port 9th October.
The British hacket SzvaRozv, IF l8 guns,
CaM. hzorfn, Prize to Com. Rodgers, has ar
rived at Baltimore.
British brig Francis Blake, with cargo Of 4o
cattle, captured off ST. Thomas, by the priyateer
Nonsuch Of I'atnore, has arrived a, Charleston
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NEW PORT.
THE ELECTION:
THURSDAY. NoVEMsER 10, 1922

The choice of Electors of President and
vice President of the United States was made
In this state yesterday. AS there was no cx-
pectation Of tho success Of the Repu5lican
ticket, many well-meaning and firm friends
Of the present administration re emaingd entire.
ly inactive, from mistaken notion tha, their
votes would be useess--four moHgreis, or
submission men, or whatsoever else you please
to call them, are therefore probably elected.
We cannot but enter our serious protest a.
saInst this improper remissncss---the admins
istration has been vili6ed and abused by every
tory and tory press from ole end OF the Union
Go the other it is therefore the duty Of every
Republican to come forward OH all occasions,
and show the government how many friends
they can calculate on. Notwithstanding the
utmost exertions were made by the federal
party in this town, their vote was much small
er than in August last.
Although Rhodc-Tsland will give four non
descript votes against our present worthy
Chief Magistrate, Mr.. MADIsoN, he will nm.
qucstionabIy be reelected President of the
United States, for the second term.
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Commodore RoDcERs's Squadron.

WashingtonC City, November II, 1Sl2.--Coby Of
a letter receiued yesterday BY the Secretary Of the Nd
zv from Commodore Ro ocERs:
U s. FJiga,e Presiaeas,2
At sea, October IL, :8lf )
s;ryhors the honor TO acquanf you that on the l5th
;,st u,ar re c. and Bant this chip, The Congress in
:. cos,,,ed ,le british Kne's Packet S~a!iOzs, Jo
sebl Iforbhew. comr,ap rlsr bound from Kingston ia
10 Fals,enth. Eug-7He ,-ank Of the comnsdcr Of
shis pesseL is that of a master Aa conanandsr !" '"e
mary She had no cargo in, erceps e.ynyo"e o'ass "
gold and silver, amounfng to betsrsen ne norsa ana
took Of her, and had intended sendag her "a Eng
Xavug fallen iy at this moment, hosrsrer, 7vih the %.
snerican schooner Eleanor, bound from Bait,more 10
France, dssmassed. induced TO change my fret de-
ferninafisn. and Dssead Of sending her 10 England
haze sent her the Vned States rharge of the
ter and crew Of e before mentioned schooner ssLs at
the nouenf Of writing this hare charge u the Ssaiov
NTH the schooner in bur wch, us the
sher zvH permit they intend dbond'niny, after haven
her Cargo on board Of the S1vaiis1s.
Ibdrfed csnpany rvifh the United &ases and .srgus
foe says siaec they not however Jar from me az
present, abprehesd.
we hare n,f seen a sisgis B,ihsh vessel Of zar
ref ercepf fvgase. rviIch the 1-arf Of snd and
fse approach Of ng prevented our chasing Iv1i any
eE:ess although from infarma'ion afterwards receipsd
roe ssuss hare passed very squadron Of fve fri
fes the epeaiay preceding that on srhich The
one before mentioned
fAav, the honor 10 Be, ssih grenfcss ressec,, Sir,
y,,.r obe.Leai serpaaf, JOHN RODGERS
Ho. Paw HANILrox, Secretary e tic Mary.
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WeSyto,f Sboe- Store and
Manyacfoy,
No. 100, THAMES STREET,
KEPr By
TOHN M. DfYIS.
KEPT By

WHO has recently received from Boston and
W elsewhere, large assortment cf Lads and
6entemcn's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description. He
has those of the first quality, which he will warrant
and recommend--alsc, quantity that he viii sell
at reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Manutactory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he pronounce Of superior quality TO any
which are made in Newport, and of the latest FASH
ions, as he employs number Of experienced work.
men at Boot-making, and several excellent workmcn
in the manufacture of Ladies' SHOES, of every des-
cription.
Those Gentlemen who may wish 10 be ft-
ted to their measure with Boots Shoes will please
to leave Their at his shoe store or at his
Mandatory in the of the same, with his fore
man Ladies wishing TO be fitted with Crecian Slips,
or other Shoes, will be waited on by his foreman, who
wall take their measures, at the shortest notice
lie returns his thanks 10 his customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and Rattcrs
himself, by the eNertons he has made to procure
good workmen and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
N. B. An assortment of Morocco, of all
coicrs, Binding SKINS Boot-web. Cord ami Tasscls,
sc.
- All orders from town and country will
be attended to. May %.
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HON. MR.. MAsoN.--Aaid lie ride w4ste of
morals the federal party, here and there discern
cheering L.osscm OF candour and good sense. IL
gives pleasure TO record The expressions OF enunc
Anne ,e,ugs & ON the mouth of tbs Hon. JUNA-
THAN MASON. They 10 honorto his head, To his
heart and tie place of his residence. Ia this
speot his charas shines like bright star in dark
hemisphere, and we delight TO poat our Lsnigh,sd
brethren, the fsderalists, and their bewdrrd new
friends, tl,e Cintsa1ss 10 su body. Mr.. Mason
said last "Wednesday, to large circle of ederalsts,
and has repeated the several times since, that
ne had been opposed to the administration of Mr..
Madison, unit, he read the late Message and annexed
documents, that the frank and liberal offers of the
President TO Great Britain, struck his mind SO
greeaby that he was astonished they were not fol-
lowed by that government with spacihc arrange
ment with America. lie gave ii his opinion, that
The ground the President had taken with respect to
our impressed sesmen was perfectly correct, and
ought to be maintained BY US forever. The British,
said he, nave no more legal righ to take seaman
from Lur ships than they have 10 take any of my
family out OF my house and sooner thai give up
this principle, ought to nail our colours to the
mas, anu maintain it to the last moment, sink with
them flying he added, ifthe British 10 not recede,
which think they viii, in less than six months, the
war our c0untr, has proclaimed, will become 1s
fao1 POPULAR Of any sh: seayed 6g n0foh
against another. He concluded by saying, that he
once though Mr.. Madison might be under French
influence, but he nothing this time TO confirm
the beliet.--Hesfon Patriot. rnh
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TROY, N. u NOV i,s
On Sunday last passed through this village,
on their way to OrcenLush, So of the British
prisoners taken, short time since by major
Young, at ST. Regis vi.iage--they were es-
corted by detachment from the Patlsburgh
company of Artillery, which forms part of
the 4th regiment of state artillery commanded
by Col. Thorn.
On the same day also passed through this
village Major-Generai DEARBoRs, accompah-
led BY rwo aids, on his way from Greenbush
10 Pla,tsburgh, where, we presume, he is gone
10 review the troops stationed there.
The citizens OF Charleston (S. c. had a
meeting on the 18th ult. and appointed COM
mittee TO open subscription for the purpose
of purchasing TWO TWENTY GUN
SHIPS for the defence OF the ha,bor. The
frga,c JOHN ADAMS was built by subscrip-
lion, by the ci,iznes of Charleston, in '97, and
aft wards sold to government.
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The Senate proceeded TO the consideration of the
motions for reference of parts OF the Presidents
Message TO particular committees and the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed on said committees
respectively
On Foreign Relations and .,EEfary .9fairs-Messrs.
Franklin, Campbell Of Ten Taylor, Varnum, How
ell, Robinson and worthington
On Naval .Matfers--Messrs. Smith OF Maryland,
Gregg, TAFT, Cuts, and Lloyd
On subject Of inporusions Of British Merchandise
in -imericah vesseis-M-essrs. Gailard, Goodrich,
Campbell of Ohio, Giles, and Robinson.
Oa the .sERna La.ss-Messrs. yarnum, Smith of
N York, Worthington Goodrich, and Smith of Md.
HOUSE OF
MONDAY, not. 9.
The following committees appointed BY the
Speaker pursuant the order of the House Oh FRI
day last, founded on the Presidents Message.
of Foreign Reiations-NIessrs. Smile, Calhoun,
Giundy. Goldsborough, Macon, Nelson, Harper,
Desha and Seaver.
On .lfhtarS Jfatfers-Messrs Williams, Sewer,
Lyle, Troop, Lowndes, Stuart, Wright, Chlttenden
and Avery.
On Naval a6airs- Messrs. Bassct. Bleecker. Hy-
neman, Bacon, widgery, Alstoa. Minor, Dawson
and Stow.
PRIVATEERS.
Mr. Mitchill presented the petition of sundry
and agents of privateers, praying an amendment
of certain provisions of the prize law, and reduc-
tion OF the duties prize goods. After some con-
versation en- the mode of reference, the memorial
was referred to the committee on Naval Affairs.
EXEMPTION or SOLDIERS FROM
ARREST FOR DEBT.
Mr. Bacon stated that under the present law
enpting from arrest prvstes in the army OF the u.
States in certain of debt, frauds had been, and
more extensively might be, committed inssmuch
rs soldier who was tired of the service, by giving
his bond for fcgned debt for amount greater
than twenty dollars, could procure himself to be ar
rested and kept out of service, &c. Mr. Bacon fur
ther illustrated the evasions to which the present
law is liable, snd concluded by moving the follow.
ing resolution
ResOl,ed, That the Committee on Military Affairs
be instructed to enquire into he exped:ency of pro-
vidng by law for exemptng altogether from liability
any non-commissioned officer, musician or private
any volunteer corps, when called into pur-
suant to law. The resolution agreed 10.
TUESDAY, NOV. 10.
.NEW STATE.
Mr. Poindexter offered the following Resolved,
that committee be appointed to enquire into the
expedency of authorizing the people OF the M<sis.
sippi Territory to form constitution and state gov
ernment, and to admit them into the Union the
original footing, and they report by bill or other
wise. Adopted and committee of five ordered
EXPEDITIONS AGAINST LNDLfVS.
Mr. Johnson offered the following: Resolved that
the select committee to whom was referred SO much
Of the message Of The Presideat as relates our mi
litary affairs be instructed enquire into the expe
diency OF authorizing expedition of mounted Vol
unteers against the hostile tribes of Savages on
frontiers. Adonied.
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GOLD AND SILVEk- SMITH,
No. 80. Tlamcs-s;rett. Has for sale,
A GENERAL assortment of plated Brilanns &
4 \ Jappsned Wsres--Cutlcry- Brass Andifons--
SHOVEL ana 1ongs--Bellons--bras Candlesticks--
Warming Pans-- Brushes, of every descrpion-an
extensive assortment of modern Jewer, warranted
Gold Nee klaces--sver Cream Pots--porengers---
Ladies' spoons--sugar Tongs-- Boa,swain's Calls, &c
With valiely of other articles which will be sold
as cheap as can be purchased of equal quality.
Orders fro dstan; customers promptly attended to.
CT Cash given for old Gold and Silver.
Newport November 1o.AlSl2
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DiED-in This town, on Monday last, Mrs Cath
crime Wilson, aged II years, reIict of Mr. William
Wilson. On Friday morning, Miss Ann Ayrault.
At Providence, on Tuesday (week) last, in the
63d year OF his age, Cot. JEREMIAH OLN NEy, late
Collector of the Customs Of the Port and District of
Providence, and President If the Society ul Cincn-
matt of the ,Statc &c Rhoie leland
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IN SERTED from Abe IS frigate Chesa peakc
~ RUFUS BURLINGGAME, seaman, Of the
htighh of feet "a inches, light compile xion. blue
eyes, light brown hair born ia North-Kngs,own. il,
tire County Of Washington, in the State Of Rhode,
Island. Re had on Wien he wcnt away, blue jack
ct, coarse pair OF rrowsers, and hat near.
" new. Arewaid OF Zen Dollars win be paid to any
one who will bring bin 20 the Rendczvous in Fish
street, Bosom Bg order Of ~ ID. NICHOLSON.
WV. DiEsttpr, R~f,,driky- UEse,.
Boston. N.v 4. 1874. lNieJ
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uST received. and for sale, at No. 13 Bannisters-
y wharf, 100000 Virginia Scgars OF a superior
quality. .4so, An assortment Of Windsor Chars,
fom New-york NJ As il is intended TO keep a
constant supply of Chairs. they viii be sold ., the
New-york prices for cash or barter only. Mo.