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Capt. Dacres' Trial.
FROM THE HALIFAX CHRONICLE,

Oct.9.
OnFriday last, Court Martial was held
on board II. M. S. Africa, for the trial of
captain Dacres, the surviving officers and
crew of II. M. late ship Guerrero, for the
surrender of that ship to the o. S. Consti-
tuition, on the 10Th August, Vice Admiral
Sawyer President, captains Sir ]. p. Beres-
ford, p. b. V. Brooke, /. Bastard and c.
Gill, members. After mature deliberate
on the court came to the following opini.
on
I" That the surrender of the Guerrero
was proper in order to preserve the lives
of her valuable remaining crew; and, that
her being in that lamcntable situation, was
from the accident of her IN asts going, which
was occasioned more by their defective state
than from the fire of the enemy, though so
greatly superior in guns and men. The
court do therefore unanimously and homo
rably acquit captain Dacres, the officers &
ships company of II. M. late ship Guerrero
and they are hereby honorably acquitted
accordingly.
:" The Court at the same time feel them
selves called upon to express the high
sense they entertain of the exc mplary con-
duct of the ships company in general,
when prisoners, but more particularly of
those whowithstood the attempts made to
shake their loyalty, by offering them high
brides to enter into the land and sea servi-
ces of the enemy, and they will represent
their merits to the Commander in Chief"
~ The +" defccnvc state" of the Guer-
rere is an original idea. We know that
they were not bullet proof, but no other
detect was suggested by captain Daeres, or
any one of his officers or crew while in
Boston, though they were we'll disposed to
furnish plaster for the wounded pride OF
Britain. The information, that brides, or
even arguments were offered to any of the
| ships company to enter into our service, is
4 falsebood without foundation and without
excused Boston Piiof.
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Foreign Intelligence.
Paris, Srhfembrr 70.
FOURTEENTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.

0molcnsk Hug %, 1872.
Smolensk may be considered as one of
the finest. cities of Russia. Without the
circumstances Of war which set it on FIRE
by which immense stores Of colonial pro-
duce ami every other kind of predictions
have been destroyed, this place would have
afforded great resources to the army. T.
ven IN the state in which it now is, will
be Of the greatest use in military point Of
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Of the fleet having dispersed in gales.
Privateer schr. Thomas Shaw. from a
cruize returned to Portsmouth on Sunday
last--captured Is days before British brig
William Pitt from Martinique, cargo of su.
gar and molasses.-She is about $50 tons,
coppercd to the bends. She has not yet ar
rived.
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ELECrORS OF PRESIDENT,

In Senate of Massachusetts on Tuesday
a committee was appointed, 81 to z. to re-
port Resolve, directing the choice of Elec-
tors to be by Districts formed Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Circuits which would be
done ON the day following.
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MEXICAN NEWS

.hierandrid, Louisiana, Seff.6.
Two companies of the troops LACEY in
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FRANKFORT, (Ken.) Oct. 10.

Letters from Kentucky volunteers at
Vincennes, dated the 1st instant, mention,
that General Ray left that place on the 30th
ult. with brigade of Kentucky mounted
volunteers for Tippecanoe, and that most
OF the army would follow on the I'd inst
some were left to escort provisions, There
were 1000 mounted men in all from Ken
lucky at Vincennes, beside the 8 regiments
OF foot--the whole force under Gen. Hop
kins. was estimated at 1000 men. One of
the letters states that new road had been
cut from Tippecanoe to Fort Harrison by
the Indians. The distance from Vincennes
to Tippecanoe is $50 miles--and it would
take the army about 10 days to reach there
-of course we shall get no information in
the regular way, of it's operations latter it
reaches Tippecanoe] before about the goth
of this month, if SO soon.-.Argus.
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We hear that Gen. Hopkins had left Vim
cennes OH the 4th to take command of the
troops which had marched from that place.
The months volunteers would remain at
Fort Harrison, whilst the general intended
with the mounted rifiemen and infantry,
whose term OF service was short! to proceed
against the Prophets town, and from thence
to Pieria, on the Illinois river. The mount
ed volunteers, who crossed the ferries at
Louisville, are stated at 25O0l
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MILITARY Memoranda.

A very brilliant detachment of u. 8. In
fantry, the most of whom were recruited
here. completely equipped. and furnished,
as we understand, with 1000 cartridges, and
every article which the laws allow, were
sent from this place by Major Dix. on
Thursday last with orders to join the 18th
(Col. Winder's) regiment at Niagara
From the appearance of the officers & men,
we presume they will do their duy.-Bal.
Fed. Gaz
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G IN the 10th day ofthe next month, (December)
" wall be offered for sale upon the premises adj
Joining Gcoch'and courthouse, 25 of land be-
longing to the estate Of Samuel Woodson, decd up
on wieh is well built house for tavern with all
necessary out houses, good garden lots &c. There
IS no better stand we believe in the country, for 4
'aerchani or Tnvern-keeper', it being in populous
and rich neighborhooo, and in one mile of james RI
Yer, and thirty miles fran Richmond However, it
- deemed unnecessary tic give very particular des-
crpton OF this property As it is presumed that those
who may wish to purchase, will examine for them
selves Possession to the above property canuo. be
gwen until the is day OF January, iS4 as it is rent
ed to Mr. benjamin Anderson, the present occupant
until that time; but the purchaser Will have the be.
neht OF the rent from the LIST day of JANUARY next to
tie time OF possession, which rent will be two han
dyed and fifty dollars
Terms of sale, one rnoety in cash, the balance in
swe'ge months, frem the day of sale fer which ha-
lance bond With approved security will be required
-asn deed of trust upon the property.
THE EXECUTORS.
nOOonHllts november IN. 2awtl0th
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BY Thomas Richie.

n ANDS FOR SAI.E-By virtue Of the last VIII
n A and Testament OF Robert Means, deed. VIII
be sold to the la ,hcst bidder AZ Public Auction, at
the Eagle Tayern, in the city of Richmond, upon
the 4th day OF January next, Mfar, otherwise, the
next fair day, the following tracts OF land iii the
state of Virginia, viz.
1900 acres, more or less, in the county OF Rus
sci, OH boil! sides Of Copper creek.
$500 acres, more or less in the county OF Mont
xomery, on New river, and the waters thereof.
$500 acres, more or less, in the county OF Mont
gomery, on Toms creek and some branches oil Sink
ing creek, the waters of New river.
10667 acres, or less in the county OF Hardy,
on the east side of the south branch Of
including the head Of the town, Fort anti Tuck
ers run, of said south branch OF Potowmack,
and the head OF North river, branch OF great Ca
capeon.
400 acres, more or less in the county of Hardy,
on the waters Of Waits run, branch of great Ca
Capcon
400 acres, more or less, in the County OF Hardy
on Watts run, branch OF great Cacapeon, inciu-
ding the Warm Spring.
400 acres .c.vre or less, in the county of Hardy,
on Wa. run, n branch ofgreat Cacapeon.
400 acres, more or less, in the county OF Hardy
Watts run.
4oO acres snorc or less, in the county of Hardy,
on Waits ran, branch of great Cacapeon.
1000 acres, more or less, in the county of Harri
son, on the waters of Gauly and Wiliamss river.
e9o0, acres, more or less, in the county of liarr
son, on GSuty river.
The patents for tn. above tracts of land issued to
Robert Means and the saies will be upon credit
of twelve months as TO moiety of the purchase
money, and of two years rs TO the other moety -
The purchaser to give bond aud security, x deed
of trust upon the lands in order TO payment
OF tue purchase money.
DANIEL CALL,
Executor ofthe last nil and Testament
of Robert Means, decd.
November Ia. til,
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CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

MONDAY, Nov. Q.
Mr. GHes fran Yirgtaia, and mir. Smith
from Ne7p York, appeared and took their
seats.
The Senate proceeded to the considera-
ton Of the mouons for reference of paris Of
the Presidents Mcssage to particular com
nttces and the following Gentlemen were
appointed on said committees respectively:
COmmittee On Foreign Hciafioua anil M
Hl0ry Hfairs--M cssrs. Franklin, Campbell,
Of Ten. Taylor, Varnr.n, How ell, Robinson,
and Warrington.
Committee IN NapW HIatfers--Mcssrs.
Smith q Md Gregg, TAFT. Cults & Lloyd.
Committee Tn Suljcct Of imhortaiions Of
Brilisi Merchaudize in .Hne,icau Ue88eis--
MeSsrs. Gniilard, Goodrich, Campbell Of o.
hio. Giles and Robinson.
Commitfec on fhc 1dH,'a Lc7rs--M ssrs.
Varnum, Smith Of n. T. Worthiugton, Coco
rich and Smith Of Md.
A bill was introduced BY Mr.. Campbell e
Ohio, and passed. toa ,hrd reading per-
hitting the transmission of certain docu-
Hents free Of postagc.
Tueaday, V5prm5er 10, 1912.
On motion by mr.. Smith nf NJ.
Ordere9. That the mcfsagc of the Pre-
sideut Of the y States Of thesixth July 1879,
and documents accompanying the same, be
referred TO the committee to whom was
referred on the ninth instant So much 90
the message Of the President Of The T.. S
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Documents 10 be counted.
.Mcspa Grom .Afczy- York.

~ Om sNCfV- L Olh-
The last news from the seat of governs
ment OF that state is, that a meeting of the
Republican, members of the Legislature had
been held, at which 70 members were pre-
sent, FOR the purpose of designating fit per-
sons as candidates for the Electors in that
state OF President and Vice President of the
United States. A motion was made, that
the Electors should be taken from the Con-
gresSional districts in that state, to be secc-
ted by the members from each of those dis
tricts respectively. This proposition was
rejected, 36 to 50. Whereupcn, those
friendly to the election of MIR. Madison, TO
the number of eighteen, withdrew, and the
remainder OF the persons present selected a
list OF Electors favorable to Mr.. Clinton
So that the vote of that state is secured to
the Coalition Candidate, unless the Fedora
lists run ticket of their own; i'll Which
case, being more numerous than The Clipto-
mans III the Legislature, their ticket VIII
most probably succeed. .'at. Int
NETWORK COALITION.
We have no disposition to trouble orr
readers again on this subject, after the con-
hrmation OF our statement relative thereto,
by the Aurora and Boston Chronicle. With
In few days, however, small pamphlet
has fallen into our hands, headed The
Coalition" from which extract the fol-
lowing paragraphs, which are there prece-
ded by some severe structures on the mega
tory letters of Gouverneur Morris and Har-
rison Gray Otis: III.
6 With this additional charge, we resume
the ground first taken by the National In
teiiigencer, and again by the i5ostcn Chyo-
nicie. We assert, under the most careful
investigation, and solemn conviction of the
truth oi what we do assert
LIST That coalition does exist between
MIR DE Witt Clinton and the Federal party.
2dly. That the basis of this coalition were
two declarations made by Mr. Clinton. The
tirst to certain number Of Federalists (of
%nom u. Morris was onel that all conncxi.
on between him (hlr. De Witt Clinton) and
the Democratic party had ceased, & would
not again be renewed and the other, if e.
lected President, he (Mr. Clinton) would
put an END to the war in twenty four hct,s.
We invite Mr.. Clinton, or his friends in
TO court Of law, to try the truth or ialsi,y
| OF these allegations and we agree to 81 or
! ten the process i'll any way that shall be in
dicaLed, SO that The result can be promptly
had. We also dare MIR. Morris to present
himself before any Judge of the supreme
court If this state, and make oath that the
former Of these declarations, or something
tantamount thereto, was not made in his pre-
sence. Should he take this perilous step,
we pledge ouSclves to the public TO fix upon
him a 7oiLja Hcynry."
The Legislature Of Connecticut adjourn
ed on Tie 30lh Ill. after passing Il law for or
g1nizng a STATE CORPS of . SEQ troops, 10
be paid when in the service Of the state, and
subject - ihe ordcrs G: the Governor only.
The bill passed $50 to ST.
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expenses are invariably 40 riX dollars fe-
quail to 5 1-2 dollars) in each case. There
are no other expenses but advocates fees
here, as IN all countries, the amount of these
IS settled by agreement Between the coun-
Gil and the client; in the inferior tribunal
no advocate is employed.
The situation Of the masters Of ovr vessels
Condemned here was formerly made the
more distressing, by the prosecutions to
which they were exposed on account of wa
ses dnc to their sailors, the laws here COM
peliinS them to provide for their crews;
these laws had been executed with great
rSor, and large sums had been frequently
adjudSed to be paid by masters who could
scarcely lind credit for theirown subsistence.
The consul had by frequent Representations
endeavored to remedy this evil, but without
success when came to act in this matter,
WAS answered that if the master deceived
the men by engaging them in vessel which
was not IN fact american as he pretended,
1t was but Just that he should pay them his
sutferinSs then were chargcable ONLY TO hs
own misconduct: however, | finally obtain
ed that it should be laid before the chance
ry; that tribunal, by report of Ian. II.
adopted by his majesty, decreed that no
lawsuit regarding the wages due to North
American mariners from their captains
shall be admitted before the tribunals"
did not succeed in obtaining payment for
the men out of the condemned vessel, but
OH this point thought it not prudent to go
far.
With most perfect respect, &c. &c
tSiSnedl GEO. w. ERVlNG.
Documents 10 be counted.
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RI * J. DICK s. Co. have lately received few
~ hhds Jamaica Sugar OF the first quality; fine
Green and old Coffee, Pennngton's Loaf Sugar fresh
Imperial and Souchong Teas--and have in store a
general assortment Of the best Wines Liquors, to.
se;her with general assortment of articles in the
Grocery line, which they will sell usual, on the
lowest terms.
Families supplied with the best articles, which, If
not approved on trial, may be returned.
They expect to receive in few days, so casks
Northera Cheese, of superb or quality.
October I6. IF
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Nl EGROES FOR SALE--On Monday the IAth
~ day of December next. at the former resi-
dence OF Abraham II. Venable decd, near Farm
vile in Prince Edward County, will be sold to the
highest bidder, for cash--Twenty FIVE negroes con-
ssting of Men, Women aud Children, the crop of
Corn, Oats, Hay, the stock of Horses, Cattle, hogs
and Sheep, plantation utensils, &c. Should the day
proposed be wet the sale will be postponed for tina,
day, but proceed the weather will per-
init, and will be continued from day to day if the
sale he not complicated in day
RICHARD ". VEN.4BLE, .3tI,,sr of
n. Il. Veaa6ke, deed
Prince Edward, November II. CT
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ysSOMpKlNS 8; MURRAY, Have received &
Il are now opening their LONDON GOODS, con-
sisting Of valuable and extensive assortment OK
Cloths, Cassmeres Linens, Caiicoes, A.uslins, &c.
Nc.-S on board OF the Oliver Ellsworth from Liver
pool now, at City Point, they have /, considerable
portion of their coarse Wooens, Hardware and,
Cutlery, which may be expected up in the OF
or 10 days; all of which they offer for sale, OH
reasonable terms, for cash. or negotiable paper.
q so Bales Nspt Cottons hand.
Nov. 8. If
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bURKLN, HENDERSON, & Co. offer for sale,
1Y sos Packages Goods, received per the Active
and John a. .sdam, from London-Ceres, Oliver
Ellsworth, Frederick, Cornelia and Charles, from Ii
verpool-.
AMONG WITCH ARE,
153 bales Blankets, Plains, Coarse and Fine Cloths,
Kers,meres, SIC. I2i casks Hardware, CUTLERY,
Saddlery, and Plated Ware SO trunks and cases
Cailieoes, Cotton Shifting, Dimities, Cambricks,
nc. S cases and bale Irish Linen, Lawns Sheet
ing and Brown Holland; Il Hats 10 casks
Shot; 12 cases best Durham Mustard 4 trunks
buttons trunks Pins trunks Wooden and
lotion Hosiery trunks Tape, Marking Thread,
Shirt Mouids, Wires, sc. I trunk Sewing Silk ;
10 casks Wrought Nails; casks Copperas, sc.
Also,
600 kegs White Lead Putty, Blister end Faggot
Steel, Smiths Bellows, An5ils and Vices, Mill and
Cross-Cut Saws SIC. sc.
Petersburg, .NeUem6er 10. Sw
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r. APT Cottons, Blankets. Salt, &c.--.iEybhy 81
Nv ScoH expect to receive in few days
IL bales Napt Cottons, white aud blue Flannes s.
striped Blankets,
10 casks Hardware,
500 sacks Salt, filled in Liverpool--and have On
hand, Antigua Ram, brown Sugars, Green Coffee,
Liverpool Salt, fine and ground in sacks; country l.
ron, and a Few barrels Inspected Herrinss; which
they Offer tor sale on liberal terms, the cross
street leading to Mayo's Bridge.
.Nopens6er Ii. IL
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I. sEM0VAL--ELIgS RtF,D has removed to
s q the store lately oeen,'iei by Mr, Benjamin.
kimbal where he offers toy sale nn tn. most rr;l-
sonalie terms very extensive and general aSsort-
ment OF Shoes of the best quality.
Also 100 boz. n,eus wJol hats, Cotton and wool
cards. and franks OF various s;zee.
Oct. 90. Sawlqw
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GHARLOTrE COUNTY TO WIr-raken up
" by Daniel Davenport the lands of Matthew
Davenport on Wards fork Greek, bayhorse judged
TO be FIVE years old last Spring. about four feet ten
on eleven inches high, few gray hairs in his fore
head, no other visible mark or brand and appraised
TO forty dollars.
Copy. THOMAS READ, CPk.
November Ii. If
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SATILLIAM 81 MAI1YCOLLEGE-The course
Z w of Lectures in the College of William s. Ma
~, commenced usual on the third Monday of
October The visitors not having appointed at their
last meeting, Professor of Moral Philosophy
Bellies Letes, Sc the duties of that Professorship
are Tor the present discharged by DIR. Maclain and
AIR. Campbell. The Lectures on Law, Police, sc.
W the honorable Judge Nelson, will begin on the
2oth of the present month.
November Ii. 4tv
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E[IFTEEN DOLLARS RETY.7RD-May Isl,
n 1872. stgaye' or stolen from my house m The
County OF Lims William ebout six miles of New
castle Ferry a dark sorrel mare about feet 9 or
lOinches hign! ani well formsd except her neck
rather short for the length Of her body; She was
anagged a t." days before I lost her, about the
seam fiber breast-ir is possible that the scar roav
be discovered at this time. She las no marks Of
~h'ts as L can eau TO mind except q very notable
spot on her forehead and small streak fam tbe,o
near the nostrils; she has no particular rai,s. I
will give the above reward to ans person = 10 will
deliver up or secure the sid Beast SO as get her
again.
VIM. Y. CCTTRETIA
". II, The said hesst was fur ,rs OH last
spying past, also she was raised a51t the Noun.
.sihs, AID it is possible that he aim is TO get back
u not stolen.
November II. 9fo
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2 WISH to sell or barter accommodating terms
4 few valuable and well situated lots of land, well
tin bered and increases very fast in value adjoining
this city, for young Negroes and pair Of strong
young Horses & Carriage.
BARTLETT STILL.
October 80. IF
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ETALL GOODS-Robert Nelson s. Co. have re-
E ceived forty packages OF Coos adapted to the
present and approaching season, aud ia daily ex-
pec;ation OF further supplies which they will sell at
low prices for cash or accrptances in ,own.
Richmond, i2th NsyemLer, 1919. If
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NOTICE..

virtue OF deed If truss Gearing date tbe. Io,b
-k,s day ct December iCO9 aud OF record In hlbc.
marie county court, executed by Mary Thomson
Jesse davenport aud Su5armah his wife to tte s,,l
ssFneFs to secure the payment Of n debt due TO
NihSm "Mt-ViH be exposed at rnbc Gale For
eAdy money at the house nov occopieJ bv said
s)aVeAport on the 18th day of December next an
ale aid Jesse Dayeaports interest in The real estate
whiel, may be coming to him from the estate of IVad
dy sLhon'r'on and Mary his wife in conseqnence of
sad Dasehports intermaniage with his wife Susan.
nah daughter ofthe said Wad,v and Mary, or so
much thcteoi IS shall be sufficient to pay te bal.
snee o! IKE debt ia the deed aforesaid mentioned
Aeuhs no truaiceg for tlic benefit Of Others win con-
Eorcsad. Wv 0N q"
J0HJT .NICBoL.fS,2 ~
;fLKX. GARRKYT,S trustees
.Norenl6tf Is. =.
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A CARD-SAMUEL GLENN, TAYLOR, res
IN pectfnlly informs the public, that he has lately
arrived from Philadelphia, and commenced business
IN the main street Richmond, nearly opposite to the
Post-offce, and few doors below the office of the
Enquirer, where he will carry his business in all
ITS various branches, with punctualty and Dispatch
de tlatters himself that his experience in Baltimore
and Philadelphia, viii enable him render general
satisfaction.
He likewise informs the ladies that he will make
the most fashionable dresses in the neatest manner
and receives the latest fashions both for gentlemen
and ladies' fEoGI Philadelphia and Baltimore.
October co. If
\. b. The best wages will be given to two or three
good Workmeu--no others will be employed.
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I'd ANCING SCHOOL-The subscriber re.neet-
y , faily informs the Ladies and Gcatlcr,ef, of
Richmond and its vicinity, that he will omen his
school the 81 Thursday in this mouth in Mrs Sans
sums Boarding house on the Brick Row nearly oppo-
size the Ben Tavern. The room is large and elegant
and viii he qnite retired so rs tn make comfortable
for ladies'. He will have practising Balls on the last
evening OF the first dance, to continue once fort
night. p. TUCKER.
November 9Th, 1919. Sin
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H"iE Subscribers, having associated themselves in
n bnsinets, under the firm OF Wlitlock & Laddl ;
tender their services 70 their friends, and the ube
generally rs Commission Mcrchant1-they have a
large, strong. and commodious Brick " arehouse,
covered viii tie the margin OF the Baen, cslcu,
,atcd ior the purposes OF storing Tobacco, Flour.
Gra'n &c The Facility and nestuess, with Which
they can receive, and ship produce (without any
dra5agc) affords advantages not nov eq'laIled nor
connot he surpassed by any other s.toation in Inc eli
V--they viii, on The receipt Of produce, make be-
RAJ advances ~ cash, to such Of their cieoner5 who
may WISH It from their assduity aud attention. 90
business, they hntter temtelves, that they viii a,
least merit share of public patronage.
CHARLES WHTLOCK,
THOMAS LADD,
AMOS LADD.
10th mo. r OcE 80. r.
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ETALLsGOOD5. The subscriber has received bv
z the ship Georsiana from Liverpool, Nap Cotton,
Rose Blankets, Plains, Manchester Stuffs, Fanne,s.
Yarn Hose, &c. which he is opening at his store
one door be!ov MIR. Robert Johnston's, and nearly
oppose;the Post Of,ce--he is in daily expectasn of
further supplies from Liverpool and London to com
plete general assortment suitable to the season,
which he oilers for sale by the piece package only
or reasonable terms.
DANIEL HIGGINBOTHAM
Y. q. Business or commission transacted as here
tofore. ID r.
October 90. Aw