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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-23
To THE Mayor ofR1cHmoND

SAVANNAH, 9Th Jan. 1912.
SIR herewith transmit a resolution of
the City Council of Savannah expressive of
coincidence with their fellow citizens of
KiChmond, at the late calamitous event in
mat city.
While l state the sincere regret and sym
pathy, which has been evinced by our citi.
zens generally. at the affecting occurrence.
permit me to subJoin, that / deeply partici-
pate IN those emotions of unutterable an
guish which the awful catastrophe is calcu-
lated to excite.
have the honour to be, sir, very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
w. b. BULLOCK, Mayor
Of Savannah.
SAVANNAH, 9Th Jan. 1912.
IN COUNCIL.
PreSent-William b. Bulloch, Esq. Mau-
or aldermen, Mendenhall, Minis, Hughes,
Pettibone, Fell, Proctor, Read, Charlton,
Duke and White.
On motion of Mr.. Alderman Charlton,
seconded by MIR. Alderman Proctor,
whereas any Calamity or misfortune
| which In the course of events, may over
whelm and affiict any portion of our fellow
| citizens, ought to call for the sympathy, and
| if necessary, the aid and assistance of the
whole people, forming as they do the united
and aifectionate brethren of the great fami-
! ly of the Republic: And whereas, the re-
| cent accidental burning of the Theatre at
| Richmond, in which so many valuable and
| respected lives were lost---is among the
most distressing, melancholy, and heart
| rending events, that could have occurred.
BE IL therefore Res0LDed, BY the Mayor
| and Aldermen of the City of Savannah,
| that they do, in behalf of themselves and
| their constituents, most sincerely tende,
| their coincidence to the citizens of Richmond
| for the late unhappy and calamitous acci.
! dent, by which so many valuable lives hav,
been sacrificed, under circumstances so ac.
onizng and unexpected.
| ReSoiOed, That copy of the foregoing
resolutions be transmitted to the Mayor OF
Richmond, by the Mayor of this CITY.
Extract from the Minutes.
ID. ID. WILLIAMS, C. C.
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NJ WE, the subscribers, the committee appoint.
W ed at a general meeting of the citizens OF
tehihohd anu Manchester, to receive contributions
FOR. the purpose of greetings Monument, sacred to
the memory OF those who persisted in the late con
migration in this city, believing that by avoiding eve
ry personal application shall perform the task as
OF the afflicted relatives of the deceased who ca,,
yield only to the earnest wishes of their fellow c;ti
zens voluntarily expressed, the sad privilege of be-.
ing the sole contributors to an object so dear to them
nave requested MIR: William Dandrdge, Cashier of
the Bank of Virginia, to receive the sbscrticns Of
all those who are DESTROYS of contributing on this me-
lanchoy occasion, and who will call at the Bank for
that purpose.
JOHN MARSHALL,
JOSEPH MARX,
BEN. HATCHER,
VIM. FENWICK,
THOMAS TAYLOR.
January %, iS12. Sc
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January %, Isle.

N accordance with the foregoing notification,
the subscription paper, held by me, has been
lodged with Nr. cambridge, to whom those of it's
subscribers as have not paid, viii please apply 10
those to whom tiIe paper was presented, after the
above was IN print, it may he proper saw that all
ITO bearing my naInc, was then unaprrized Of it.
Having suggested a similar course, il the first in.
stance, a welLgrouaed assurance was given Of nv
hc!nescencc IN this. W. FENTICK.
Jail' 10 St
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From an unity ofsentiment in all branches
OF the government, we may expcc; efficacy
of action. Without it, our chain of mea-
sures will prove a rope of sand. Let those
then be regarded with Argus eyes, who seek
to SOW distrust and disunion, to array one de-
partment OF the government against the o.
Their, and scatter dissention in our public
councils.-.Na!. Intel.
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Richmond County, Jan. 81, 1912.
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VINCENNES, Dec. 81.
On Thursday last, the Owl a Miami chief
| arrived at this place, being sent by party
of Indians which are encamped about forty
miles from this place, to know whether the
governor would receive a deputation from
the Kickapoos and Winebagos, who were in
the late action, and who had solicited the
chiefs OF the Wea tribe to intercede with the
governor to grant them an intcrvicw--We
are informed that the governor declined re-
celving their visit and declared that he would
listen TO no propositions for peace until the
Prophetic all his followers, who did not pro-
perry belong to the Wabash, were removed
from the country.
Last evening Mr.. Mccullough, whom the
Governor had sent express to- Fl. Wayne
returned he there saw the chief who came
to meet the Governor from the Prophets
town, the night before the action. This man
informed Mccullough that il was at first in
tended by the Indians to meet the Gov. in a
conference, as they promised, with the in
tenticn OF assassinatIng them--That one OF
the Winebago warriors had agreed todevote
himself for that purpose when the confer
ence ended, he was to watch an opportunity
and kill the Governor-when dis was done
they supposed that the army could be easily
defeated. The information given by the nc
| gro who deserted was the occasion of the at
| tack being made at night Western Sun.
| LATEST FROM TENERIFFE,.
Il Cent InrercoIl of the Il, a., (lr;s ,
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LATEST FROM TENERIFFE.
Capt. Ingersoll of the ship Oris, arrived
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ring the whole revolutionary war, when the
great Washington himself, justly as lie has
been described, "tllc sanctuary of u nations
Best love-" could have been a successful u
supper. It was as impossible, as that sach
black praject should enter his vrtuous
mind. He felt the profor.dest gratitude,
even alteration if it were justihablc for man,
TO that inest;mabe Body OF men, who al
chieNed the liberties VIC enjoy. Eheir arr
,iuois toils-their i,ariships-his feelings
were too much excited to goon. lic bclc-
we'd, he coaid nevcr have STOOD here Il free
man, bu: for thstt ARMY. 49,
IL, SIR, we are To take counsel OF the gen
tlcmcn FROM Virginia, We are il Il most aw-
ri Situation; Notwithstanding the proud
g!urIc5 OF the revuiutiais, VIC r.ust submit, 10
every indigaity every daring intr..c,ion C.
oar rights. IL would seem We are t!est.tutc
| az resources; without means to support the
war I; evca our :hyscal force is Inadequate
but, WAS it adc4 nate, were the means am
| pic, they must not be eXertcd (; the govern
nent wo.ili be sabvcrsed the vail or the
temple OF the constitution would be rent III
| twain. Although the best interests of thi,
| nation are crushed beneath the paw ct the
| British Linn, We must not resist; he then
| rs wiseSt, who can soonest bow, with all the
stupid serenity of servitude, and take the
yoke! Every faculty Of my soul, said MIR
W. is indignant at this counsel, Sl for one,
say ! will not submit
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lsehers, I'd that these volunteers would be
'ent u Canada, where they would certainly
&c cut NJ, he would not vote fer the bill but
&c cid ncs believe they would be sent there.
Gen. y. rcci,ed several facts from his Own
misery aud experience, to prove the mutt
,h,y u snort eiilisenents. He said, expert
cnce had taught MIN that men enlisted fer 4
lsaofi tn'.e, would hardly ever re-eniist.-
/, &c Should not hesitate To vote for the vo.un-
icci-Sl'i, il II We're not that i, contained an
appropriation Il IL produced no acneiit, il
wouiu GO no harm. An adequate regular
i"ree mad already been proviued for. he
said, the volunteers, who would have Off
Gers i.ot OF Their own choice, might serve
item as thc French duke was served by his
volunteers, When he commanded them to
riesent- iirc!' They told him he must
say, . l'eso good, gentlemen, as TO pre-
sent; be 81 good, gentlemen, as to fire %
lie said, he should vote ON every measure
according to his judgment ofits merits, with
cut enquii my whether It came frcm this OF
from that quarter
! On motion OF Llr. Bradley, the senate
then adjourned.
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THEr RESIDENTIAL Ell LECTION.

IEE ASESlDENTlAA ELECTION.
1t having reached Us, that rumors have
been in circulation at the scat CT the gene-
raj government and elsewhere, originating
III We Anow net what sources of discomfort,
ct d Change beng contemplated Ia tie ONCE
OF PRESIDENT at the reNt election. anu that,
as con@Sc,ed with ih.s run;or, the name
OF the governor ca feIAs. lv..hia mas E.ca
mentioned as The next Candidate FOR thu
Vice Presidency VIC cake occ.lsio..t to sta,u =:
mat, IN tue nrsl place, it is our lauss
assured belief that tie republican palty
thioug hoUs The Uniied States. i'm All ne
stiehsth and sU,ndness, continues TO be ar
tached not merely wit, uncimi,.;,,,ec hur
increased confidence, to The exai,.d chr
acter VINO is now as the head of the 20
Nernmcnt, aid that not the slightest wisl,
or intention exists, or has ever existed, of
u change. IN the ,e%t place, as connected
with the governor o. Pennsylvania. we .eei
equally sure that his honorable fame sn,
uhstl lied purity are a5undantly sufficient
TO secure MN fram ali possible supDnsitio,,
81 having amy agency, Concern, or thourhr
in such Il project. He lao..s ,t,o const.np,v
to the general good, is too cxcias;ycly &C..
copied in the duties OF his own ,,roDtr
sphere, and too arttentiy amin. ted by "A,
enlightened appreciation ofthe ds,ineu;sb-
| cd statesman who fills the chief n.,p;s-
OF his administration. TO listen, TOR a 81,
gle moment, to intiisues about a chance
But we state it ta,,her, not for the infer
NATION Of the people Of Pennsylvania, which
would be wholly unnecessary, Dat for that
ot persons at distance to all Of whom Co
vernon Snyder may possibly not, as vet. be.
known in all the points OF his character
that he would repel with the indigna,;nn
oi a virtuous ana patriotic mind, any remote
intimation Q. such a project and frowu from
ms presence any individual or inc,iyiduals
who should 50 far forget what was due IN
him as TO approach him with the prop sal
With her increasing Importance in the
federal scale, Pennsylvania feels her iucrea-
sing obligations to continue and extend her.
powerful! cooperation towards the harmony
a"d strength of the great republican irter.
osis OF the union and that her FIRST and
revered citizen should be thought of. as an
instrument of faction, if not an aHr,1. to
the state, bctrays an indecent foreetfu,-
ness or the character and attributes Of her
chic. magistrate. His attachments are those
| OF the intelligent mind to the Common good
OF the honest mind to virtue, Of the patriet
TO ms Country and net.her ambition nor IN,
tI1guc Will Care TO assail him.
Democratic Press.
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rHONlfIL-NI(t ArTl NJ

We are pleased to learn, that Il useful
Gi5covcry has been made BY two Young gen
tiemen OF the Medical profession in this city
an winch promises TO Contribute much
- tne convicucDcv DIS well as qualification
% the community. 1T is Il method ct OBJ
tf.nlng the pure Juice OF the lemon in cris
tG.iinc form, retaining the fine favour of the
lemon rs well as the aci1ity OF ile juce,
Without being subject to spoil any length OF
time, and is applicable to all the uses of the
fresh juice and ~ ali respects equal TO it..
inns must be very beneficial in sickness, &
convenient for travellers where thc fruit
eainot D. .:aA--IDkI. Put.
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LRCIsLATUNE OF OHIO

HOUSE or REPRE- SEM. 47IYES
:. TUESDAY, Jan. IL
DIR. Jackson, from the committee 70
whom was referred the resolution ON the
iate confiagrasion in Richmond, Virginia re
ported as follows:
RESOLUTION.
The confiagration in Richmond, Virginia
on the Goth ultimo. has produced calami,
ties which ought to awaken universal sens;-
oiiity, and every nobler feeling of the hui
man heart
THEREFORE,,
ReSoiued by tie Senate and 6u the H,ys-
q RefrescntafiUes # Tie STATE of Ohio.
hat we express oar sympathy in the pm
gent sorrows which hil every heart and
mark every countenancc in that melancbo-
~ and disastrous city, and that we tender
our sincere condoleEce TO the mourners and
to ths citizens of Virginia
ReaoiOcd, That the governor of this state
be requested TO transmit a copy hereof 10
the governor cf Virginia, which was rccc;v-
ed and read, and as5reed to Gnanimo;.sIv.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. ia.
n message was received from the senate
by mr.. Bigger, informing that tile speaker
OF the senate had signed the enrolled reso-
luton, on the late. conflagration in Rich
mond, Virginia, and it has been delivered
10 the joint committee of enrolment, to demo
sit IN the office Of the secretary OF state.
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Como.
(ONIo.) ZAxEsvILLE. Ian. 90
TIE EARTHQUAKE

TIE EARTHQUAKE
AN interesting letter from gentleman of
Responsibility, datea at Chickasaw Bluffs
december II; states, that the first shock of
t!e E.arthquake occurred at so minutes past.
oci"cA III the morning of the 10th, the,
'aule tiine that 1t seems to have been felt in,
the Atlantic states, and in this country
l nat shock was followed during the 10th
ana on the l7th there were three, and
me following night several others on
TIE following night by nineteen others
The 18th there were seven shocks: on the.
l9ui there were shocks, and several thro,
The succeeding night; on the 2Otn there
were hVe, and on the 21st, when the letter
WAS written, the earth was still trembI;ns-.
The first and second vibrations, and that
between i and IL o'clock ON the 18th. were
the most violent.
lhe effects OF these shocks appear to have
been OF the most alarming kind The, barge
commanded by the author OF the letter was
anchored in ID fathoms water. ab,ut ~
miles below New Madrid, or 81 miles beloX,
the mouth OF the Ohio. The vessel was act
ea OH oy the water. III a manner that excl
tc'i superstition OF her being grounded, but
upon sounding, they could find no BOTTOM
L ne current increased to three times the We
ocity . had the preceding evening the crew
oil boat at the shore testified that the river
rose six feet In short time; and that 10
spot on the land was to be found that was
not las they expressed ID giving" Two
hat-bottomed boats that were laying at the
shore were destroyed. One was brch en- en-
tlrciy to pieces, and the other oyerturncd-
the crew saved themselves.
AT the second shock, millions of trees that
were imbedded in the mad in che bottom of
the river, suddenly had one end elevated to
the surface, rendering the river almost i'm
passable. At the same time the banks were
snook into the river in large masses. Upon
passing the Little Prairia the mhabitant,
were found to have ali fed to the high lands.
Il was stated by some hunters near the
Dayou river, that the ground was cracked
into hnumerablc fissures, and large QUAINT
Ties OF water were issuing out Of them. An
isiand just above the mouth OF the BAYOU RI
YER, was extremely agi,ated, and secuted
TO require but little to sink it. Tie lakes
which lie in the valley Of the Mississippi,
were discharg;ng large quantities of water
INTO that river; and the water fowl Of that
region we're observed throughout the wiols
Of the 10th to keep constantly on the wing.
The writer Of the letter had NOT heard
rom any place farther down The river tlirn
the Chickasaw Bluffs about 10 miles below
the mouth of the Ohio, bui his letter oic>es
With an expression OF the deepest anxiciy ies-
l,ecSiDS 9he cOlis.rI Acs.GC. .hC .,lll!.
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Phsladelbhsa Porter s. HE,

T,HE Subscriber has received per Sloop
4 Unity, Captain Hand, and for Sale,
fresh supply of Porter and Ale of asuperior
quality, and fit for immediate use.
Also ON HAND,
And for sale at his Mandatory, Water
Street,
A constant supply OF Dipt q
Mould CANDLES, No. 4, $, s & 8, warrant
ed of the best quality, together with large
supply Of White, Brown, and Cleared Yellow
SOAP, put up in whole and half Boxes in
good order for Shipping or Home Consump-
ton, all of which he will dispose of on accom-
modating terms.
VIM. Dunlap.
March Is co
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This is to gsUe Notice,

That the subscriber, of Fairfax County,
Virginia, has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Alexandria county, in the District
of Columbia, Letters of Administration On the
personal estate of George Simhson, late ofthe
county last aforesaid, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said estate, are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to THOMPSON SIMPSON,
(who is duly authorised to settle said estate)
on or before the 9th day Of October next, or
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
to said estate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of April
1912.
William Simpson.
,Admmistrator Of George Simhson, decd.
April9 st
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NOTICE.

The Farmers Bank of Alexandria, this day
declares Dividend of profits On its Capital
Stock, paid in, of per cent. tor the last SIX
months, payable to Stockholders or their Re-
representatives. OH Monday the 9Th INST.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
April l---S cow
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Joseph II. Vaudeville,
OFFERS FOR sale,
Kil1g-Slreet,

OFFERS FOR SHLE,
5000 bushels Lisbon and Liverpool Salt,
Jamaica, Antigua and Northern Rum, in
hhds. and bbis.
Loaf and brown Sugar, in do do,
Best green Coffee in bags and bbis.
Molasses in hhds. and bols.
Cogniac and Peach Brandy, country Gin and
Cherry Bounce
Old Rye Whiskey in bbls. and Common do.
Madeira, Lisbon, Teneriffe, Sherry, Malaga
and Port Wine
Imperial, Tyson. Y. Hyson and Hyson Skin
Tea ofsuperior quality
Goshen Cheese in casks
Chocolate No. and No. in boxes & per h.
Brandy wine Gunpowder and Shot assorted
Mould and dip'd Candles and Soap in boxes
Rice in tierces
Best Spanish and Country Cigars
Richmond manufactured tobacco, small twist
Best Cavindis do.
Writing and Wrapping paper
Spinning Cotton in bales
Almonds & best Muscadel Raisins In boxes
Pepper, fimcnto, Cinnamon, Cloves and
Nutmegs
Copperas, Nader, Indigo and Fig Blue
Bed Cords, Leading Lines and Trace Ropes
Best Philadelphia Mustard in bottles sSper 10
India Seine Irvine
Romal Handkefehiefs
Low priced Black s. Colored Morocco Shoes
Herrings, Shad, Mackerel and Goldfish
Cut Nails of all sizes
Hair siEters
Snuff in bottles
ALSO,
Fresh Glover Seed, and
Best Super6ne Flour
MarCh9
Received fer Schooner LrDIA, CAPT. BEERS,
from Boston, and for Sale by
JACKSON s. RUMNEY,
so pieces Russia 5hcetins, first qu~ii.y,
40 boxes Chocolate,
40 boxes Yellow Soap,
An Invoice of Boots and Shoes,
Consisting Of
Ladies' and Misses Leather and Morocco
Slippers and Bootees,
Childrens' Leather and Morocco Bootecs,
Mems coarse and fine Shoes, and Suwar-
row Boots,
A few bags Green Coffee, first quality:
March "a SW
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SUGAR COFFEE AlOLASSES SC.

70 Hhds. } New-Orleans & HAVANA Musco-
40 Bis. vado Sugars
10 Boxes Brazil and Havana do
10000 ID. Loaf s. Lump do
10000 ID. Green Porto Rico & St. Domingo
Coffee
50 Hhds Retailing Molasses
pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India Rum
50 barrels Northern Do.
$50 do. prime Rye Whisky
600 lbs. lst. quality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs. Nader
so bales Upland Cotton
80 casks small twist Tobacco
200 bushels Ground Alum Salt
With his usual general assortment Wines,
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries
For Sale, By
JOSEPH vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fairfar Streets.
April 6. tt
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NOTICE.


VEHHE subscriber having obtained from the
Orphans Court of Charles County, Ma
ryland, Letters of Administration on the per-
sonal estate of CHARLES MANKIN, late of said
county, deceased, requests all persons having
claims against said estate to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof Oh or before the hrst
day of October next; and all persons indebt-
ed to the said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
Hugh Cox,
Administrator of Charles Mankin.
Port Tobacco, April Ia. d3w.
Select ReUaews Of Literature
Spirit of the 70 elgn Magazines,
rUK TIE rIsl.s Ehrrr' MONTH,
Are lust received and ready for delivery to
Subscribers.
With the Beginning Of the present Year,
this Wolk has assumed new appearance. -
The Type is larger and the double columns
are disused. Each Number now contains l6
pages of additional Matter so as to increase
every Volume ore hundred pages, to which
three fine Engravings will in future be added.
The design of this work is to present monthly
a general and condensed view Of the state of
Literature from the best English Reviews and
Magazines Imported for the purpose,) also of
American Literature, as it appears in the pub
lie prints.
Terms of Subscription-Fiye Dollars per
annum, payable in advance.
James Kennedy. Sen.
.AcENT.
March 80. cost.
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On. BUCHANAN
Christian Researches in Asia.
A few Copies of this valuable and highly in
teresting Work are just received.
Also,
Hodgson's Life Of Bishop Porteus,
Solitude Sweetened, or Miscellaneous Me-
citations ON various Religious Subjects; by
James Mickle.
More's Practical Piety, or Religion of the
Heart.
Bishop Wilson'S Parochielia, or Instructions
to his Clergy in the Discharge of their Paro-
chial Duties.
Bishop Horsley's Sermons.
Watts Davies Blair's SCOTS and Saurln's
do.
Bibles, Testaments, and Common Prayer
Books, with all the Hymns, of various sizes s.
bindings.
Classical and School Books, &c.
FOR SALE sr
lanes Kennedy, sen.
Anr;l,o cow.
Alexandria Academy.
VvHE Voters of said Academy will please
to take notice, that Monday next VII! DC
the day for electing thirteen Trustees, ana
that the election will be held at IL O'Clock at
the School Room. ..
April 10.
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March 80.
~ Was left at Rollers Ferry

G-5~ Was left at Roziers Ferry
during the time when John Davis kept that
Ferry, Red Morocco Pocket Book, contain
ing sundry papers which appear to be of value
From the papers it appears to be the pro-
perry of Hugh Quillan, and that he was in
some manner doing business for George Fair
fax Lee.
The owner may have it on producing salts
factory proof, and paying the cost of this adj
vsrtisement, on application to the Printer.
April 7. ct
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SATURDAY, ApRIL II, 1872.
llrnhans Court.

Alexandria County, April Term, 1912.
ORDERED, that the Administrator of George
Sintson, deceased, do insert the following adj
yertisement three times in the Alexandria
newspapers.
A copy. Test,
Alex. Moore, Reg.
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THE SUBSCRIBER
Respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie in general,
THAT HE HAS COMMENCED THE
Hating Business,
IN all its varieties, on Fairfax street, be-
tween King & Prince street, anu hopes from
his knowledge OF the above business, both as
to fashion and durability, joined to DISPOSE
ton to give general satisfaction, will obtain
him portion of the public patronage.
He would give employ Immediately TO
two or three good Journeymen Hatters like
twise take Boy, lS or IA years old, OF repu
able connections, as an Apprentice.
Saml. D. Harper.
April 4
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
On MONDAY next the 18th instant at 3
o'clock, will be sold, Oh Vowel's Wharf, the
CARGO of the schooner Emily, capt Spilman,
from Jacmell consisting of
50 Hhds. first quality MOLASSES,
$50 Gags COFFEE.
p. G.. Marsteller.
April 10 st