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u ALES at AUCTION--A mu,o,to ,,co..,. =
- her'two female children, lately brought frG,.,
ne country, viii he offered Tor sale 70 a.. F1Is
Tavern, Oh Saturday the 5th inst, AZ II o'a,cie
nc woman Is Only about 23 years old, and RECON-
mended by Ter laie mas. cr AS a COOL l,n,s ~
t"u 10 erabie ,eamstrcss The children or, re-
'nSfksby promising one OF them IS rlout 2 Ve.,
nd tle Other about moiiths- Ahs, perso, LII
Ig TO purchase ihein ct private sale previous f. tn
LAY above mentioned, may know the fcr,,s ~. ,,s
lying to " APP
Aug. II. 4 'e"SHn's.
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ENRE SUBSCRIBER having succeeded TO the
u business conducted ny The late firm of Murphy
and Crump, viii constantly keep on hand eli s,S
ected assortment oi groceries. together with rs gem
erai an assortment .. China, Glass and Cr'ockc,y
ware existing circunis tanees will adm, wlicb he.
Will sell on the mos. reasonable terms
August II. ,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-14

VA ANTS EMPLOYMENr-k person wishes
situation as teacher who is capable OF
teaching ''rammar, Geography, Root Keeping, A.
rithmeuc, Algebra, Comic SECTIONS, Euciid's E,e-
,nents, Me"suration, Surveying, and Nat CATION
Good recommendations can be gwen A letter
directed to "a L. w Richmond will be attended to
August Ia. SIN
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Transi.t.a fer hs fseealan's JogrAai,
Fran 3HaRish TUNERS JD1e On.
INTER l. EP FED LETTERS. =
From Joseph Bonaparte to mis- Brother ia
poleon..
MADRIp. March 29. is


m SIRE When consulted your majesty
tne year ago, about returning to Spain,
Yoe requested me not TO return, q Complied
with your desire. You had the goodness to
tell NE, that at all events, If afFairs went on
bad, aud if my expectations were not real
ized, had time enough to leave it, and i'll
this case your majesty would grant me AN
asylum in the empire, where might spend
my life in Morfoptarine.
observation-disclosures have deceived my
expectations. ] am Of utility here, nor have
any hopes of being of any use. therefore
request that your majesty will permit me
to dispose in your hands the rights to the
crown OF Spain, which four years ago you
designed to transmit to me. never had any
other object i'll accepting the crown of this
country but the felicity of this vast monar-
chy 1t is utterly out of my power to accom-
plsh it.
request your majesty to admit me n
mongst the numberFof your subjects, and be
assured you win never find a more faithful
servant than the friend which nature has
given you.
am your Imperial and Royal Majesty
aiEectionate brother.
(Sgned) JOSEPH.
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& On 5oard Ills D. mr.. shih }
AyRIcH, Gt sea, July %, :
~ or ra =


Honor'd Sir have to inform YOU that
we sailed from Eew-York the l5tn July ON
cruisc.-On the 10th at sun rise discover
ed five sail to- windward. which proved to
be the British ships Africa, shannon, Guer.
riere, BeIvilera and H1ous, and wrich gave
us chase, we then standing Eve imme
diatey wore ship to the w. and made all
sail, 1t then blowing fresh, and used every
exertlon TO get clear By throwing overheard
our anchors, part of our guns, and starting
water in the hold--all which proved fruit
less.-At half past II, after a chase Of 8
hours, the Shannon came within half gun
shot; when we had no alternative but tn
strike or cOiors to a force so superior to
ours. The Office S and crew behaved like
men, and would not have submitted but to a
greatly superior force. Great praises are
due to Captain CRANE for his officer and
seamaplike conduct and the Lieutehants
and other officers merit the attention Of .
grateful country.
Since we have been prisoners we have
been treated with the utmost poltencss and
humG9'ty bY fhe officers Of this ship, We
haveeNe'5 iSlnis@nse which We could ex-
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u OllCEs--I avn nov furnished with njo,,, m
pa! t"e ASSISTANT tor taking Lists OF The A,a-
huaeG'es 81 this state. .Payo,ciIs viii be made as
my "'aoe 10 the - s'al Claimants, or their order,
provided the order Is Tor 4 specific sum-
August = -
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DEPARTMENT or s1. -.

sU8JECIS Of bis BrtsnPio MaIest,' al 5rc,,->
",. ni 'me Oaeu states ~ their ier1o.aos Grsir
zoos OF his sid Mgey Y, and shirr ~ -'on,,r
passports M The Deporuncut ct stete r ~
Ger security arc l''feLy notified, thu, ssrrs 90
u'atB 'pe sanes they must furnish 70 said Dsrsrt-
'leD' inscription Of their peTsc,s 70 wit--'flci
"go ther "~turc, in feet and inches; their ca.r.
psN"h the color OF their hair aud n their e,es
Al, w"eh particulars vii be inserted il ;pe., 5ss,'
p O'ts 'gspeesWeiJ ior their better protection.
resPeetise papers ''',''" '"e'P
July So -
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S$'ok SALE--A valuable situation at Matthew.
O. Court House well calculated for /. professional
gentleman it conss's of II t o. about ,orr res os
ground highly inprDvcd With excellent garden a
eonr"odouS D"el:ing house aud number of couye,
nient out houses
ALSO,
Convenient House well fitted for medicine s,o,,
lar which purpose it has been use, for many years
There rs also about Eft, o la, only senarq,e;
IRON the ot by roa'l--the lot viii be sold with or
without the ianh as"nay best suit the purchaser
It an excellent s,,"'i tor a.ph, siciap The terms
w'ii be- accommodating tPply to the Sxtscri hsr
IN N''am'burs OF to Mir i-etls Riggs On the pre-,
| misses
EDMUND L.BRIGGS.
August IL. t,n
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2 AND OFFICE, August Tin. 1SI2--In rnr.,-
SS anee vi a ae - assembly, passed the I&, Feb
ruay iell, emitted " a77irna she Ss-e~aE
H'Vs, e0"lefhfAx i5cheat.,' do hereby rnake il
h"owh n~t te Two following tracts OF land, situated
III the county OF Louisa, have esehtate IN Tie cor,
mon"eatl, as appears by the certificate Of the rs
cesior OF said county, dated tIe 14Jh Of June ,a,t
VIZ. one Tor zoo ler; ying III The tower end ~ the
county, OF winch Mr. John aiarshsii is said to bay
deu seizehihe other for i55 acres wing il, the
upper enn Of sie county, OF winch James smith ia
said to have died seized.
Aug. ia. "f< =
The Editor of the NationsI lntcldgencer viii N.
'ert the above advertisement IA his ta,,er Tor teEz
successfully, l. transmit his account To tin, 1eft,
menL for payment.
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lpect. and can hardly realize that re are
prisoners. We expect in few Gays to b,
sent to Halifax, to remain until We are ex
changed, which We hope will be so,n, anG
that IN the mean time omr country viii no,
forget us. ] am, &c"
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JOHNSON s. WARNER, seoksoll.,, ~,
~ mohd, "a, nave just published Arroy' arr,
''1ats Ct Europe, Asia. Africa and A rrerics ,.t
nay be had separate o. in sei,s ""''h
Subs,tibers ~ distance viii please .ou -
for tl'an Mapo VII Vt se"d
julx "a.
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ME F'kN OF Nsrphy ami Crimp having been
dissolved on the ist ins;.-P Parties concerned are
earnestly requested call without delay on r;,her
OF The Subscribers Tor adjustment OF their res.
pective accounts.
WV MURPHY.
August IL. 5"' O.
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Died 7th INST. MFR. Montague Williams, 9serehar
in King William County he was most esteemed b
those who knew him best.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-14

amos ever dCstf pf;cr.
FVR Sy1i4tE AZ 17xlss pEtxCE,
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.Nayried on Saturday evening last. b7 the Revd
Dnet Buchanan, Mr.. HENRY RooERs, mer
chant, to Miss LEoS0RA LovELL--all OF this Ci
~.
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BRIG NAUTILUS

The following letter is from Warran,
Officer Of the brig Nautilus to his father in
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mo. 6.1
TO HIS SISTER CAROLINE.
10 her majesty the Queen of Naples-Pa'

MADRID. Goth March. 1912,
MY dear Caroliue.--It was with great
pleasure heard from you and your chill
dren. 1t would have aff,rded me great sa-
rsfaction to have been at Paris on your ar
rival, and hope yonr affairs may go on
better than mine nevertheless my health
IS pretty good. and ought not to he pitied
me most, Tor have great pleasure iii tel
ling You, my dear sister, that love you as
much as / did 20 years ago and that all nv
lite shall be your good brother and friend.
(Signed) JOSEPH.
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TO THE SAME.

MADRID, March 27, 1912.
MY dear friend--I have received your
letter OF the 29th of February. have no.
Inins to add to what Deslandes will tell you
nave not changed my mind since. en-
brace you and my chi,dren-I am a little
indisposed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-10
Removal.
HARVEY SESSIONS

ACQUAINTS his friends and the
public in general, that he has remov'd to No 162,
Thames-stree, two doors south Of the Post Office,
where, in addition his former stock, he has just
receiv'd supply of Enghsh, French anI E,dia
GOODS, suitable for the present and approaching
season, which he will dispose Of at very reduced
prices.
He has also just received great variety of
american CI.NC RAMS, STRIPES; CKqgzRR.aYS
very fine, and common SHIR7LNGS and COT.
TON YiR.M, of all kinds, which lie will sell as
low as can be purchased at the Manufactures
-" He respectfully tenders his sincere
thanks to his fcnis and customers, and solicits
continuance OF their favors. April %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-10
Nezvbort Sboe-Store and
Manwacto,y,
No. 100, THAMES-STREET,
KEPT BY
1OHW ~. DAVIS.

yXYHO has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, large assortment of Lads and
Gentlemen's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description. He
has those of the first quality, which he will
and recommend-also, Quantity that he will sell
at reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Mandatory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce of superior quality to any
which made in Newport, and of the latest fash
ions, he employs number of experienced work
men at Boot making, and several excellent worknen
in the manufacture of Ladies' SHOES Of every des-
cription.
Those Gentlemen who may wish to be fit
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 Grecian Slips
or other Shoes, will be waited by his foreman
will take their measures, at the shortest notice
He returns his thanks to his customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and faters
himself by the exertiens he has made to procrue
good workmen, and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
N. Is. An assortment OF Morocco, Of all
coors, Binding Skins, Boot-Web, Cord and Tassels,
&c.
- All orders from town and country w
De attended to. May 20.
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AN ACT

For the relief Of Aaron Greeley.
ID n enacted by the Senate and House Of
ID Rehresenfafipss Of Me United States Of
america, in Congress assembled, That the
accounting officers Of the Treasury be, and
they are authorised and required to setnc
the claim Of Aaron Greeley and allow him at
the rate Of three dollars per mile for each
boundary line, common TO any two private
surveys, nc may have made in the district Of
Detroit and that they also allow him ut tho
same rate for each line run by him in the said
di..sct, not the boundary of any survey, but
run in order to connect the several surveys
irf.o q general plat ProvideS, That the o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-10
Waraviek and Coventry Nicer
ing-Hease Lottery.

% lNAtN MA
THE subscribers having been appointed BY the
Honorable General Assembly OF the State OF
Rhode.isi.nd, Managers OF said Lottery, and having
given bonds TO the General Treasurer tor the faith
FIJI performance OF the trust reposed in them offer
the public the Tickets in hc first Class, confident
ly believing that the rapid sale thereof will enable
them to commence drawing in Providence, on the
frs of Jelly next. rhey can with confidence rely
pubic patronage, not only account of its be-
ing highly lluda Die undertaking, but more espe.
cially on its Offering 10 adventures far chance OF
obtaining, for the small sum Of Three Dollars,
prize worthy of notice. Those who fortunately draw
ticket prizes may speedily realize same thousands,
as all prizes in the second class will be payable in
cash Ii is presumed that the following scheme is
sufficient inducement to all those disposed to hazard
small sum for the attainment Of large one, to
purchase tickets in the Warwick and Coventry
Westinghouse Lottery, as there is not two blanks
to prize, and no deduction.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-10
,SCHENLE.

4OOC Tickets, at s 500 each, S 10000
Tho Ticket Prizes in this Class will bc
disposed of thus Two more disinterested gen
temen will publicly seal up and number the differ
ent packets. according to the scheme which packets
shall be deposited and correct lists of the numbers
each packet contains. viii be distributed previous to
the Drawing. All prizes of One Hundred Dollars
and over. payable 90, days after drawing-the
mainder OF the prizes in 60 days. Ticket prizes in
the second class payable on demand. All prizes not
demanded within one year will be considered
given 10 the use Of the Lottery. Such ticket prizes
as shall not be demanded before the drawing Of the
second class, shall be faithfully deposited for safe
keeping. JOHN ALLEN, lx
WELCOME GRAY, '"""0se't
~ Tickets and Quarters in the above ex-
ceent Lottery, may be had on application to
JOSIAH c. SHAW,
at his truly Fortunate Lottery and Exchange Office,
ll3, Thames Street.
Whole Tickets dolars-Quarters So cents
.Ne7vbors, .fGJii % 1919
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Grocery and Commission Store.
1EREMTAH PECKHAM.

.9EREMTAH PECKHAM,
y ESpECTFULLY scquants his friends and the
~ pubkck that ne has taken the new store, No.,
Mlstreet, near the corner of Thames street, where
he intends to keep on hand, general assortment of
WeSt- India Goods and Groceries,
of prime quality, and at the lowest prices, for cash
or approved credit. ,
N. b. The HAIR-DRESSING Business
will be carried on at said storc-wherc the former
customers Of Mr.. p. are respectfully solicited TO ia
vonr him with their business. Mar 18.
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Benjamin II. Tisdale & Co.
NATCH-MAkERS,

w n lSH-MAhENS,
No. 90, Thamss-sireet, Offer for sale,
A General assortment OF Fashionable
n and Fancy GOODS. as follows -
Warranted and commons Combs;
English and GenevanS Silver Ware
WATCHES; STea and Table Spoons;
Looking Glasses SMarrow. Mustard and
Shaving. Glasses 5 Salt, do.
Brass landirons, ShovelsSSugar Tongs -
and Tongs NScissor and Pmcushion
Britannia Tea-Pots; 5 Chains;
Knives and Forks; SPencl Cases and Thin
Jack and Pen n-knives ) bes
Razors and Scissors Gold UGrc.
Shutters and Trays; SLockets and Breast Pins |;
Flutes, Fifes, &c. Spearlset Earnings
Plated Casto.s Ind Can n-SBracelets, elastick and
dlestcks; ) plain hair work;
Ladies' and Gentlemen 'sSNeckiaces
Pocket Books and Pur SWatch-Chains, Seals and
ses \ Keys
Waist Clasps, Of the new-yWi,h a variety OF other
est fashion articles, too numerous
Tortoise Shell and Horny to mention.
Clocks and Watches, of every description,
cleaned and repaired in the best manner, and war
ranted.
Jewelry and Silver Ware of all kinds,man-
ufactured and repaired.
-" Cash and the highest price given for
aid gold and silver. Feb. 19,
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NOTICE.
JOHN RODMAN,S SCHOOL,

LOR the instruction Of yovsc Ia DIES in Tire Art
of fwri,ing upon the principles Of Mr.. wriiFord,
will commence on Monday, May iith,-lIours of at
tendance from TO half past p. M--sfonday's,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays
For terms (Which viii he libcrsi) apply TO School
House NO. z, scho,!-s;rces, Or a; 10 2i7, Thames
street. Mayo
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Co-partnership Formed

THE subscribers have, for the pur.
Il pose Of transacting Coamissicn Busipess, en-.
tered into partnership under the firm of
RICR.M0yND Ss R0 GERS,
and have taken the Store, No.95, Thames street
corner of Marketsquare.
Any business in the above branch, cntrust-
ed TO them, will be strictly attended to.
Paddock, Richmond,
Robert Rogers, jun.
N. b. Liberal advances made on Goods dep @
ted for sale, if required April 90.
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Cheap Shoes.
JOHN N. MI4NSFIED,

OFFERS for sale, from two TO three hum
~ dred pairs Of women's, misses AMI children's
SHOES, from $50 to Is6 per pair
yHst receircd
A large assortment OF mems, momcn's and
cHildrens Shoes, Of al dee ip,icns, wholesale and
retail April -.
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Merchants Coffee House.

mote the Institution, will please TO call and
subscribe to the News-Room. m.--Terms liber-
al.-Partculars made known at the House
96, Thamcs.street.
n. b. A book will be kept at the Coffee
House, for the insertion of shipping and other
intelligence. JOHN JOHNSON.
April so.
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(Bp Autboritp,)
Laws of the United States.



Making provision for certain persons
claiming lands under the several acts
for the relief Of the Refugees from
the British provinces of Canada and
Nova Scotia.
ID E IL enacted by The Senate and House OF
ID Representatives Of the United States OF
.fmerica, ia Congress assembled, Thatth fol-
lowing persons, claiming lands under tho
act, entitled An act TO revive and continue
in force an act entitled An act for the re-
lief of the refugees from the British proviE-
ces of Canada and Nova Scotia," passed on
the sixteenth day of March, one thousand
eight hundred and four, shall, respectively,
be entitled to the following quantities of land,
that is to say Charlotte Haxen. widow Of
Moses Hazen Chloe Shannon, wife of James
Noble Shannon and rclict Of Obediah Aver,
deceased the heirs Of Elijah Aver and the
heirs of Israel Rutland, respectively nine hun
drcd and sixty acres, Elijah Aver, jun. and
the heirs Of Anthony Buck, respectively,
three hundred aud twenty acres. And the
following persons, claiming lands under the
act, entitled An act further to provide for
the refugees from the British provinces of
Canada and Nova Scotia, and FOR other purpo-
scs," passed on the twenty-foutth day of
February, one thousand eight hundred and
ten, shall, respectively, be entitled 10 the fol-
lowing quantities of land, tha, is to say: The
heirs Of James Boyd Two thousand two hun
drcd and forty acres the heirs of Nathaniel
Reynolds, the heirs Of Eward Anti!l and
Joshua Sprague, respectively, nine hundred
and sixty acres Robert Sharp, John Fulton,
and John Morrison, each, six hundred and
forty acres James Spraguc, David Dickey.
John Taylor and the heirs Of Gilberts Sea-
mans, deceased, respectively, three hundred
and twenty acres which several tracts Of
land shall be located within the boundaries Of
the fractional townships, reserved and set a
part for the purpose of satisfying the claims
of the refugees from Canada and Nova Sco-
tia, and the locations shall be made, and pa
tents granted, in the manner and on the con-
ditions prescribed by former laws, except as
for the time for making the locations which
locations shall be made on tho day or days
that the Secretary of ths Treasury shall
Judge most convenient for the claimants, and
shall designate fer the purpose.
II. CLAY,
Sneaker Of the House Of Rchresenfafiues.,
WIN. IL. CRAWFORD,
President Of the Senate, fro. temhore.
April %, l8l2.-APPRovEp,
JAMES MADISON.
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Copartnership Formed.

o IAN ID L b LOIS AND SAUN
y ID RS BR T L S Z, respectfully In
form their Friends and the Public, that they
have formed Partnership in Tradt, unde-
the Firm Of
DEBLOLS s. BREESE,
at No. ll2, 7hames-sfreer, corner of Church.
street, next north Of Gov. MARTINS.
Where they offer for sale, Cat as low rate
as can be purchased in this town. an assort-
ment of
HARD WARE and CUTLERY,
Wholesale and retail
N. b. They will also transact business on
commission.
Ne7phorf, fhrl 7,l8l2.
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"A new assortment of Shoes.


RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and The pub.
iIc, that he has removed from his old stand No 1914,
to No lis, Thamcsstreet, directly opposite Mr. Jo.
slab Monro where he Offers for sale an extensive as
sortment of
Mems womens' and chiIdrens' Shoes of the
most fashionable patterns and colours, Of the first
quality.
He also keeps constantly on hand an assort.
,Rent Of Boots of the first chop.
Those who are disposed to favor him with
Their custom, wall receive his sincere thanks.
April %.
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MORNING SCHOOL.


informs The nhabtar,s Of New.
port, that he has opened Morning School from the
hours of 6 to 8 O'Clock, A. M, az his Academy, No.
5, Churrli-street, where young Ladies and Gentle
men may he instructed in Reading, Writing, Eng
lish-Grammr, Geography, Arithmetic, Mathcmat.
les and the French language. upon very reasonable
terms. He can likewise admit few more scholars
in his Day School, he intends to confnc himself to
limited number, which will not be large Mr.. G.
fattcrs himself, that those persons who may please
20 entrust him with the of their children, viii
find such eycrtions made for their improvement, as
cannot fai, 10 give satisfaction May 1S.
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OC All NCWpOrt-VlZ-
100 reams various kinds Books and Portable
Writing Paper, Of vc. Desks;
ry superiour quslity WrHords Writing Co.
An assortment Of Blank pies, by the dozen or
Books, Ledgers, Day single
Books, Receipt Books, Almanacks, by the grocc
&c or dozen,
SO reans Wrapping Pa Singing. Books, OF various
per, various kinds; kinds also a few co.
bles, Testaments, Die pies Of the Boston Mu-
tionaries, Biographies, sical Miscellany
Spelling Books, &c.&c. Shaving soap, by tho doz-
wholesale and retail; en- or single cake, very
10000 English, Dutch, excellent
and Russian Quills, CT A very handsome assort-
very superiour quail ment Of bamboo and o.
uy; ther Canes, from 9d to
Back Cannon Tables, s 6 each 3
Playing and Visiting An assortment Of silver
Cards, States, lead mounted whips, and
and slate Pencils, Wa travelling Trunks
fers, lnkstsnds, Scales A regular supply Of best
and Dividers, Pocket Spanish Segars.
The above articles are generally the very
best kind, and will be sold very low.-Ordcrs from
the country rIl meet particular zttention, and any
articles no. hand, viii be Immediately obtained
from Boston or New-York.
s.' Constant attendance given from sunrise I'LL
O'clock F.x. and every flvour gratefully sckoowl-
edged
Stationary, Lonery g Ereharge OMce,1
N,. liz, Taancs.Ssrest, Dec. 20.