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OFFERS FOR S.aLE,
nN the most reasonable terms, for cash
~ or approved credit, al his brick Store,
No. S, Markei-square--a retail--viz
Madeira WINE Scassia,
French BRANDY, SBaskct Salt
w. India andl DIN, ySweet Oil, (by the fiask,)
New-EnglandS ysalt Fish, t.
Gin, SStarch,
MolasscS, SRaisins.
Porter, STobacco,
Vinegar, SSnuH
e: ::s $:s sss s;$; ::. s
Tyson ySoap and Indigo,
Young do. yWriting and p,p,y
Hyson Skin STEAS. SWrapping \
Souchong and SCrockery and
Bohea yGlass Ware,
Coffee, SPewtep
Chocolate. STn,
Pepper, SStone and
pimento, Slron do (of all kinds,)
Mace, SNails, (assorcd)
Cloves, SCotton and Wool Cards,
Nutmegs, SBed Cords and
Ginger, good Lines, &c.
And sundry other articles too numerous mention.
ALSO, By WHOLES.iLE-
10 pipes Gin. (best kind,}
6 hhds. Sd proof sweet favored Rum
New-Engand do. By the hid. or bbl.
casks best London Porter;
10 or IL kegs James River Tobacco
10 do. Ginger, (best kind y
90 chests Souchong }
do. Hyson-Skin TEAS,
do Bohea
10 boxes Havana (c,,c.u
90 bbis. Muscayado
IL boxes Chocolate, No. l and2;
1000 VT. Coffee;
10 boxes Raisins
100 bbls. best Alexandra Flour;
Beef and Pork by the bbl. and half do.
20 boxes New.York Soap
10 do. spermaceti Candles
10 bales New-OIlcans Cotton;
1000 VT. Cordage; different siSes)
$4,000 gross Corks
! ton Bar Iron
10 casks Nails, (of different sizes)
Also,
Seven Shares in the X. I. Union Bank, If
applied for
N. B. He returns his sincere thanks to his former
customers and solicts continuance of their favors
Newport, April IL, 1912
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NEWPORT, II. /.
TERMS.
SiLAS DEAN,

OiIlAO DEhN,
HAS for salc,at his Store, No. 81, Thames
4 i street, and at his Store OH the Wharf,
the following GOODS:
20 hhds. best retailing .gfolasses;
10000 VT. green Coffee, entitled to debenture
1000 VT white do.
40 boxes white and brown Sugars
10 tons Cordage, all sizes pipes brandy 8,
y q hfds. Kum 10 bbls. Gin /; pine Wine;
8 seroons Spanish Indigo 90 logs Mahogany ;
10000 Havana Segars 90 boxes sperm Candles
6 bags soft shelPd Almonds;
cases Canton Grapes
Nutmegs, Cloves and Cassia
2 Anchors, 700 and govt;
2 Cables, partly. worn;
Standing rigging, blocks, sc. for Vessel OF
$50 tons ; IS VI Pine Boards and
quantity Of English GOODS June ),
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With variety OF other arlcies-aii OF winch VIII
be sold cheap for cash Nov. 5.
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GROCERIES
William White,
HIS IIrSr RECEIKEn AA.h

H4S JUST RECEIVED IND
Offers for sale, at the store, on Longwha formerly
occupied by the I'rogressive Company, No. H.
BT .PHOLES.fLES g RETAIL,
General Assortment Of Grocery, Crockery, and
Class Ware, Sc.-coNsisrISc Or
Rum 1 Black Pepper
Gin Ginger
sSsGiiss sSsn;.s BRANDY sas;s ,i%sa's ST.,
M,son M",as'es A'aaIGar'r ss1,%a, FLOUR
HysoL skin TEAS. Wrapping Paper
S)uchcng X Raisins
Bohea Tobacco
Coffee Rice
Chocolate Soap
Loaf Candies
Havana ctYCAD tCheese
White u Butter
Brown and Meal.
ALSO,--JUsT RECEIVES,
$50 quintals Goldfish;
Is boxes Eugfish Herrings.
~ kegs LARD
1907 W.T.. Cheese
hhds. Moiasses;
20 bags West India Coffee
$50 VT. Loaf Sugar
bbls white powdered do
csddy's first quality souchong Tea;
S Cherry Juice
10 bbls Mess Pork
boxes kew-York Soap;
100 bushels Rye Grain;
kegs Tocacco
10 do. Butter;
9 bhds. W. Island Rum
bbls Mason's Gin;
; bales Upland Cotton
400 assorted Baskets
6 doz Felt Hats;
A large assortment Of iron Ware s
do. do. Earthern Go
60. do. Stone do,
10 dozen se,ts of Measures
$1,000 Boards, with quantity Of Plank, Shin
gles, Lats, Clapboards, &c. and fundry other ar;i-
ces two mlpcrvus 20 mention.
The sbvye articles TO be sold on the most re
seasbls e rms for cas. or approved credit.
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NEWPORT, THURSDAY, NOV. 20, 1912
NEW GOODS.


LIAS Just received, and now opening, general
4 assortment Of Fal and Winter Goods,
.if his store, 40. 88, Zhames-sirees,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-27
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LONDON, January g.
L his afternoon the Speech of the Prince
RfSenf, to be delivered at the opening of
TIE session OF parliament by commission, to-
morrow, will he read by Mr.. Percevai to
the party who will have the honor to dine
with him.
1t Is said that it will sLeak in warm and
merited terms OF praise of the conduct of the
army on the Peninsula and of the recent
oriiiant achievement over the force under
general G'ard-that it will dwell with great
Satisfaction upon the Consistency, courage, &
mistaken perseverance Of the Patriots in
every part of Spain--of the increasing diff
ilcultIes OF the enemy, and Of the hope which
thcy afford that the struggle, however pro-
tractcd, will eventually be as honorable. to
inc opanlsh nation as disgraceful TO the
French.
The capture of the laat remaining colony
OF the enemy is Of course subject of warm
c"ngratuiatinn capture winch leaves the
brush without a rival on an enemy from
the cape OF Good Hope to Cape Horn.
speaking OF our differences with the Uni
ted otateS, IL is said to announce the arrange
ment II the affair Of the Chesaheakc. ard to
express his royal highness's regret that the
efforts nc has made to terminate MI diaer-
'enceS consistently with the honor and safety
OF the Britlshcmpirc have not been success
ful.
The situation ofthe revenue is alluded to-
and his royal highncss is happy to assure
parliament, that it has Suffered very little
from ihe interruption given to trade.--A
nope IS at the same time expressed, that 1T
VIM not be necessary to make any material
addition to the present burthcns.
his mWcsty's continued illness is deeply
iamented, and new arrang .i,,.:,;s consequeIiS
upon that continuance, arc TO DE submitted
TO parliament.
such is rumourcd to be the outline of the
speech.
The address will be moved IN The house
or lords by the carl Of Shaftes,ury. and &C.
conded by lord Rrownlow in the house Of
conn'oEst the address will he moved by lord
JoceiyIs aud seconded by Mr.. Nysc.
IT isanhounced by tic OPPOSITION hat t!iey
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'iriry or tho town, and Cur scntries on tint
wall sunui the 4th OF lam when the y hole "a
the army reSreated, ieavin.. large qus.u,isics
OF ammunition, and immense quantities. o.
stores for the use of the army.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Ccicncl SSerrct most sincerely congratu-
iatcs tho British garrison che result 0! the
attacks OF to day.--2OOO OF the enemy's best
troops attacked the breach and were totally
defeated, with Immense loss. All behaved
nob.y but the conduct Of Col, Cough, of the
S7th, whose good fortune il was to defend the
breach. surpasses ali praise,
.(Sisncd) SkERRE,T. Col.
have now given you every particular,
and you will see what share the 87tl. had ia
the business-in fact, the enemy was totally
defeated by us. We had Is wounded. and
two out CT these, (Welsh and I.akin) badly.
Welsl, has lost his leg, and I-akin must lose.
his arm. We had no officers wounded but
slightly. The Colonel got slight wound in
his face. Two officers of the Az" and cngi-
neers were killed. i have been promoted to
Corporal.
The above was written by private Of tho
S7th or Prince OF Wales own. Other ac-
counts, deemed equally correct, state the
loss of the French at 500 killed and wuuntl-
| ed lin the assault, and the whole amount du-
ring the expedition, at 1000 men, IN Killed,
wounded, desertcra and prisoners Nothing
4
cd whilst before the towr-ior some DAVIS
they were without bread. exposed to continu-
al torrents Of rain, which fall at this season,
without any other cover but the heavens.
On taking possession OF their lines, their
trenches were found i'll many places with
from 5 to- feet of water. The attack was
made in the most gallant manner, the adj
vance being led by colonel, ensign and
drummer, who, together with about 1aC cut
OF $50, OF which it consisted, were killed OK
wounded.
On the 25th of Dec. Suchet totally routed
the army oi Valencia, but the town of thar
name did not surrender. Hill was again IN
motion, and was advancing towards Andalu-
STA. Lord Wellington was still in winter
quarters. In consequence of representa-
ton from the British ministry, aided by the
general wish of the people, change was
about to take place in the Regency bu,
the Cortes has decided upon excluding FROM
it every branch of the ROYAL Family beisg
determined that the powers of the govern
mcnt should remain with the people uE.d
the restoration OF Ferdinand VII.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-27

Kings person Sir He,ry Ea,fc.6, n E,:i-
,;ic ard DR.. acberticn. Afterwards DR.
John Mills, Cr. Robert WINS, and lastly
Mr.. EunGas. tlic Surgeon. The questions,
sic In number, we.e put To them severaiiy,
and alter they had given their answers piva
poce. they were desired to giyein their an
swers in writing, for which purpose they
were furnished with copies ct the questions.
This they all did without communication
with one another. This was. assuredly the
etiectual means of enabling the Council to
compare the answers of all this medical pha-
!anx, and to form their own Judgment ON
.hc case from the tenor of the whole. 1t is
| impossible for the nearest observers to state
Iprecise questions, but il is easy to conjecture
| the drift OF them from what followed, as we'll
as the nature OF the answers for about Sc
ven O'Clock in the evening, the Members oi
the Council had made up their Report, and
presented copy of it othe Queen. The
substance of the Report we learn was
That the physicians were unanimously
OF opinion that his Majesty was not in a
state to resume and exercise the functions
of Government-that they did not think that
either mentally or bodily he MAS worse than
on the 5th of October last--that they all
concurred in thinking his recovery was high
ly improbable. but that they did not abso-
iutely despair of it."
l iuS 10 tiiC SUBSTANCE Sut NOt Tue ntSEai
text Ok the Report. The Members of the
Council then took dinner, all save the Arch
bishop of Canterbury, who set oil for Adds
com5e. The other Members separated a.
bout nine o'clock. The questions were said t,
be digested with great acuteness * precision
! so as 10 draw from the Physicians the most
direct and pointed answers as the Counci
was aware this, with the report on the 5tl
October, will be directed by tie Prince Re-
gent to be laid before the two Houses OF
Pariament.
+" DR.. Raiilie with DR.. r. Willis only
continues this morning in attendance foi
DR.. J. Willis is gone to town. The King
was ncommoniy tranquil in the first part o
the week, and showed symptoms rather pro
missing. but ON Friday his irritabiiity return
ed, and his decisions were not to be reason
ed away. This morning he is also very
much disturbed.
The bulletin signed by all the Physician.
yesterday was as follows:
| UindSor Castle, Jar 4, 1872.
=" His Majesty continues nearly in the
same state.
III. HALFoRD," J. WILLIS,
| "M. BAILLIE, ar. WILLIS"
j "W. HEBERDEN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-27
BALTIMoRE, Feb. 81.
LATEST FROM CADJZ.

Arrived below, the ship George and Al
bert, capt. Stephen Singleton, IS days from
Cadiz. To the politeness Of capt. >. and a
gentleman passenger, the Editor OF The Fed
eral Gazette is indebted for verbal and writ
ten intelligence TO the 5tfi JAN. when she sail
led.
70 news from Portugal.
The last sale of four al Cadig. was n Dur
chase made by oae house Of thirty three thou
sand barrels, at = IS, two and four months
credit. / wo army events Of Importance had
recently occurred as viii appear in the let
ter below, viz. Patriotic sacccas il AnCIa u
STA, and the reverse IL NaLcDSia Great
hopes entertained of the efficiency to result
ron the new military organization, under.
Lord Wellington.
TAR1FFA, Jan. 6, 1912.
DEAR JAMES,
Since / wrote you last,
nave hardly had moment 20 spare till now ,
TO write you again, owing to cur being every
moment in expectation of being engaged
with the enemy but ] have now the salts
faction OF informing you, that they have ell
tirely rctreatcd. ! will give YOU the particu-
lars as they occurred. On tie 20th Of Dec.
tne enemy began to appear in small num-
bcrs during the day bat towards tile eve
ming they increased, and drove in our pic
qucts. They then took up position on the
right Of the town, about 500 yards from the
wall, and began to throw up breast worl,
for the cannon and infantry. On the 29th,
they opened a fire from eight pieces of can
noh,i8 Founders, and two mortars. They
kept up smart fire on the towa and wal!
for two days; at length thcy succeeded in
making a breach near the R;ero Gate,
where the water from the hills runs in a
stream under the gate.
On the morning Of the 3ist, they made a
most desperate assault, with 2OOo picked
men, out of about 5000, their whole army.
These men assaulted the breach, AID we're
completely repulsed and defeated, with about
500 killed and wcUpSeA Thev continued
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-27
e,f CEARLsToN, Feb. II.
VERY LATE AND IMPORTANT,

from 0uQiZ.
The very fast-sailinS ship Fair American,
Capt. Hobson, arrived at this port yester-
day in 36 days from Cadiz. from whence she
sailed the 18th ult.-By this arrival we have
the most fattcring news Of the success of the
Z, Allies against the French in that part of
Spain.--It will be recollecicd by our readers,
that the schooner Treaty, which arrived at
this port some time since, from Algeziras,
passed Tariffa on the 20rh December, at
which time that place was invested by
French force, supposed to amount to from
thirteen to fifteen thousand rnen.-It appears
that this French force, after having BON :
barded the fortress for some days, succeeded
i'll making several breaches, when they at
tempted to carry it by storm-in this at
tempt they were rcpulsed with considerable
loss, by the British garrison, Consisting Of
about 5000 men under the command of Col.
SSerret.-Several other unsuccessful at
,empts were afterwards made 10 gain posses
sion OF Tarifa, until about the 7th of Jan
when, finding they could not accomplish their
object, and having suffered much from the
inclemercy of the weather, they struck their
tents and beat retreat-they were pursued
by the British garrison, who attacked them !;
and fortunately they were attacked in the
rear by Gen. Eaiiasteros, with about 5000
Spanish troops, who had, by circuitous
r0ut, come upon them very unexpectedly,
both to the British and French in this cri-
teal situation the French were completely
routed and defeated, with the loss of all their
baggage, artillery, &c.
We also learn, by this arrival, that on the
morning of her sailing. news was received in
Cadiz, that Gen, HILL. with $4,000 men,
was advancing upon Seville, and that lie had
approached very near to that place wiiich
being garlisoned but by about 5000 men,
1t was expected that he would be able to
take it; i'll which case it was thought that
he would come down upon the rear of the
French troops ;nvesting Cadiz, and it was
very sanguinely expected by the Spaniards
that they should soon he able to wrest that
part oi their country from the hands oftheir
cruel iIyaders.
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nave volunteered in support OF the rights
and honor Of the country.
Sec, s. Ind BE- i..furiher enacted, That
the sam OF one miliion Of dollars be apiro-
priated to defray the expences which may
be incurred under the provisions of this act,
10 be paid out of any money III the treasury
not Otherwise appropriated.
ii. CLAY,
Speaker efthe House Of Representative.
GEO. CLINTON,
Vioe-Fresiaens IF the UnifeI States, and
President " the Senate.
FEB. 6, 1912.
approved,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-27
NORFOLK, Feb. 81.

From London firfnt Of The 9Th Janua,.v.
receiUedby the Constitution, at tie HERALD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-27

N1sDSDE, Jan. y,
=" Yesterday being the dav for the Quar-
tcrly Report to be made by the Queens
Council on the state Of his Majesty's indis-
position, all the Members assembled by
half-past eleven O'Clock. They sat in CON
suitation together till past ono O'Clock, du-
ring which tine il was supposed they drew
up series OF questions to be put both to the
regular Doctors and the mental Practition-
ers, on the actual state of his majesty's health.
The medical men were called into the
council IN the following order FIRST, DR..
Monroe, and then DR.. Simmons, the two
visiting Practitioners, who came every al
tcrnatc week. Then the Physicians Of the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-27

del,ot intenl 10 raosr any anchdment. Sit,
Francis Burdett. however, is reported to
have o,e,n contemplation. The Foxites
have already declared their intention of at
t,cking the priace Regent for the appoint
meat givea BY his royal highness TO his Pri-
waite Secretary, col. M.Niahon.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-21
FOR SALE,

The whole CT that Valuable properly Oh
King ar,c Washington streets, consisting OF
seven Houses and eight Lots. A liberal cI re-
al, will be given, and application may be
W, e to the subscriber, VINO will remain IN
town a few days; and in his absence Ar,
Andrew S hol6cld or Mr. Charles Slatie VIII
make known the terms of sale,
Richard Lewis.
Orcember T
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

RAN AWAY ON the 3Oth June last, from
the estate of Daniel M'Carty. deceased, in
the county of Westmorelant., and state of
Virginia, Negro Man named JERRY, a.
bout thirty five years of age, dark complex
ion, about six feet high, bad countenance,
and remarkable scar ACROSS lis nose, and
another on his head, little above his force
head he had On homespun twilled yarn
and cotton round jacket and 2antaloons.----
There Is no DOUBT Out hr will change hia
clothes; it is therefore thought unnecessary
to describe them more particularly. 1t is
expected that he has procured pass, or q
forged certificate of his freedom, as he went
from neighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whom he
might very readily obtain copy of their
pass. or certificate of freedom. 1t is conf.
IDENTIFY expected that he will endeavor to get
to some of the northern or eastern states.
He was seen short time since in the town
of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars will be givens
if taken in the county, and if out of the state
and secured in any JAIL so that get him ~
gain, the above reward and all reasonable
charges paid, if brought home.
Richd. Stuart.
N. B. All masters Of vessels and othe1
persons, are hereby torewarned from harbor.
ing or employing the above described Negro
Man, at their peril, or under the severest PEN
alties of the law. r. S.
September Is co
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FOR SALE.

JOHN FOSTERS ET. OefendGnt.
The subscriber having been ordered IN
this case, to ascertain the dividends which
the proceeds of the property sold in the hands
Of the Commissioners, and ilso any funds
remaining in the hands of the Executor, will
admit to be made to the several creditors
who have exhibited their claims to the Court
or brought suit for the recovery thereof; &
authorized to receive testimony, and exa-
mine Witnesses, in support of, or for the pur-
pose cf impeaching, any claims which may
be exhibited to him; to enquire into and re-
port on the merits Of all such claims and
to report such matters specially as may to
him seem necessary hereby gives notice,
that on Tuesday the 25th instant, at 10 O.
clock, A. M. he will proceed to perform the
duties enjoined upon him; and the parties
interested are required to attend at his of
flee at that time, and exhibit and produce
their grounds Of debt, claims, and evidence
in support of their respective pretensions.
Colin Aud, NJ. {.
February IS, It.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1912,
FOR SALE

s A VERY likely, active, black BOY, Is
n years of age, well calculated for tre-
yelling or body Servant and excellent dining
room Waiter
Enquire of the Printer.
February 4
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Valuable Lands for Sale.
February 4

Under the authority of two Deeds of Trust
from Henry Rose, deceased, to the sub
scribers we will offer at Public Sale on
Monday the 18th day of March next, at
& Fairfax court house,
Two TRACTS of LAND
One containing 200 acres, lying on both sides
of the Little River Turnpike Road-the o.
tAer containing about $50 acres, adjoining
the first mentioned Tract on the north side,
distant from Alexandria and the city OF Wash
ington about seven miles. The Tracts will
be sold entire, or divided into smaller lots to
accommodate purchasers both there
is Sufficient quantity of wood to support
the cleared land. On onesa well imp"oy-
cd productive Meadow and all inexhaus-
tble quarry of Soap Stone, OF which
the value for fire places, ovens, &c. is now
generally understood. The nature OF the
soil is well adapted to the use of plaster OF
Paris The lands adjoin those of the sub
scriber VIM. Moss, by whom they Will be
shewn to those who wish to purchase
Terms of sale--One third of the purchase
molcY in Handsome third in Six, and one
third lii Twelve months
Richard NJ. Scott,
William Moss.
February 8. dts.
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FOR Rent, or Sale.

THE. subscriber intending TO remove ms
Z JEWELRY BUSINESS to his New
Store in few weeks, offers for Rent or oale
the HOU Sc at present occupied BY himself
a. Jcwelry Shop. The Stand is equal to
any for a Retail Business and will be rented
for enc or more years, or sold upon accom-
moda,ing terms. Apply to
Adam Lynn.
|. January %.
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Washington Society.

T1HE Members of the Washington Socl.
city of Alexandra, are hereby notified
that a regular stated meeting of the said So
.ciety Will be held at Triple,t's City Hotel, III
Alexandria, on Saturday, the 22d instant, at
u o'clock in the forenoon. The society Will
move in .proce sion at IL o'clock to the Fps
.opa church. where a Sermon wlli be deliver
ed by the Rev Mr.. Meade.
G. Deneale, Sec'ry.
February IL
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
CoTroM & STEWART.
FOR SHE BY

NOII OM OK - w a XII.
PRACTICAL PIETY, or the Influence
i of the Religion of the Heart, on the cons
Duct of the Life by Hannah More.
The New American flynn Book, for the
use of all people at home and in the church
COLLECTED by L. Kingston from the best
Poets.
Marmion, sc BY Walter Scott, Esq.
Lay of the Last Minstrel, do.
Lady of the Lake, Go
Ballads Lyrical Poems, 90.
Cottage Dialogues ameng the Irish Pea.
santry, with noles--by Maria Edgeworth
The Saracen, Crusade Romance, from
the Frerch Of Madam Coffin
British Spy, the fourth Edition, with the
authors last corrections.
The American Speaker, new selection
for the use of Schools.
With general Assortment Of School.
Books, Bibles, Testaments, States, Pencils,
and Paper of all sizes.
February 49,
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Baltimore Fire Insurance. COMPANY

Baltimore Fire MsuYAneeC COMPANY.
THE Board of Directors of the Balti-
\ more Fire Insurance Company, taking
into consideration the utility of having an
gent in this place. by offering greater Ia
cility to those inclined to cover their proper
ty. in their office, have appointed the sub
scriber their Agent. These who are deslr-
Gus of awaiting themselves of this method
of securing their property, will have every
necessary information given them by
Jacob Hoffman.
February u. daw