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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-19
Vol. 9--------No. so.

On the 9th, off Lisbon harbor. captai"
Knight spoke the British frigate pom ona.
and enquired if England had M ade a formal
Declaration of War against America. Hc
was answered i'll the affirmative. The f.
liza having only Admiral Sawyer's protec-
tlon' which was considered good in Lisbon,
captain Knight ordered her for Gibraltar
CaPtain W. went in the ship, and his crew
were carried into Lisbon. Mr. Smith in-
forms us, that on board . the Romulus
were two American seamen, one. belonging
to New-Cassle, and the other "a Rhode
Island They had been or board above
two years. and neither Of them had entered.
On hearing that their country was at war
with England, they refused to DO duty, and
ASKED permission 70 be considered prison
ers OF. war. !, The captain of the trigate
ordered the New-Castleman to receive
! three dozen lashes, after which he returned
to do duty but the Rhode Island-man.
making suse of threatening language, was
put in irons. and was 20 be sent Ito England
to be tried for his life. Mr.. Smith received
this intelligence from the captain of the
irigate. The ship Apollo. Bell, and brig
Mary, both from Philadelphia for Cadiz,
were captured of San I.ucar by British
trigate. On board the Mary were Mr.. Ba-
ker. consul for Tripoli, and his lady. On
Saturday, ofthe Chesapeake, spoke Bril-
ush trigate aud in half an hour afterwards
| It.
1t blowing gale OF wind. escaped with
without further interruption.
81. Johm'S, ~. S. Dec. 10.
! n schooner arrived last from Passama-
quoddy. We have infoi III alton by her, that
a general officer and his suite had arrived
at Eastport-that 500 troops were expec-
ted dally-and that all comnun ic alton had
been suspended between the American &c
British shores, except by flag of truce.
| HaShington, january Il.
John armstrong ESg. now a Brigadier-
| General in the Army of the United States
and lately our Minister in France, is an
pointed, by the President 3 Senate. S,c'y.
Of Var of of the United States.
The bill from the House Of Representa-
yves supplementary to the act for the more
lpertect organization of the army of the u .
States, has passed the Senate, with seye-
raj amendments, requiring the concurrence
OF the House, one of which substitutes an
advance OF pay, to the amount of twenty.
tour dollars, for the increase of bounty nro-
posed by this act.
The recruiting service begins to be more
DISK. Nearly fifty men have been en-
listed IN one week in Baltimore alone.
he rifle company of Captain FORSYTH.
now on the waters of St. Lawrence which
was originally enlisted in North Carolina
mas heen augmented, by enlIstments for
hve years, to l85 men. We are requested
TO state that the North Carolinians enjoy
nigh health in that country, not one havino.
dled since their arrival there.
Ii. Gel. Fenzvick, of the u. states I,ipht
Ariiiery' who was so severely wounded irs
.ne auair OF Queenstown as to render his
recovery long doubtful, arrived in this citv,
yesterday: We are happy to say, IN a much
better state of health than copId bava 49,
expected.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-19
WAsH1ycTov, Pal Repor

" AsHINCToN, (FoJ KepofIcT,
The editor Of this paper has just arrived from
Buffalo, IN. ~. The affairs on the Streghts re-.
main in statu quo the regulars and year yolun-
GERS are in winter qulriers. The 6 month v6iun.
GERS IRE fnrloughed or dismissed. Gen. Smyth has
went to Nirg. Col. Porter has the command in the
c51tre. The Pennsylvania brigade OF HnfoyfHaoies,
are all ON the road home, or there.
The spirit Of enterprise in mariners is rs plea
sing and catering the disgracefu and disastrous
failure, of arms on land are moriifying. Can't.
Dobbin, 81 Erie, has four gun-bsats in forwarrl
state. These hoas are 81 feet straight rabbit keel.
IL feet beam, feet in the hold, and to mount as
md S3s Lieut. Angus is going on With rapidly in
the reht If seven vessels IN the navy yard below
Black Rock. With Dobbin's boats a9A srch men . 9
capt y. We may expect good account Of MI the
British force on lake Erie, next snmmer-Within
the OF This X last there was 100 loads ~
provisions, SC left Erie fnr the Rapids, 70 meet se-
ucral Harrison's armf. There also two loads o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-19
CINCINNATI. Dec. %

Ertract Of a letter from a gentleman at
dated November 81, 1912.
g We last night had two shocks of Earth
quakes, the last and heaviest just before
day break it vas about like those of the
second magnitude at Cincinnati. They oc-
Cur almost every day at New Madrid, $50
miles below us. A few days since a man
happened to be caught in crack which
opened in tho earth, and it closing again
instantly, nothing more was seen or heard
Of HIM another was in company, who af-
firms il to be true.
Nothing is heard from the Indiana Of
late, and we feel pretty secure. They will
probabIy not move again till spring. Lieut..
(nov captain) Thomas Ramsey, Of the 1st
u. States Rife Regiment, commands in the
new fort above u.s."
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We are happy (says the Liverpool Mer-
curry. of Nov. 6,) il being able to contra
dict report in pretty general circulation,
and which has found its way to London pa
Pers, ct the loss of the Orozimbo. Ameri-
can cartel. The consignees of that vessel,
nave traced the rumor to a poor wretch
VINO has been endeavouring TO excite com
passion, by stating that she is one Of the
five who escaped.
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COFFEE.

S aUSEPH O'BRIE.N g SON
Have for sale 5000 VT. frs. quality COT
also,
a general assortment European and In
ala GOODS which will be sold low for
Julys. 81
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PUBLIC BATHS.

VIE SUBSCRIBER respc ctfully in
~ forms the public that he has taken
the BATH HOUSE formerly kept by F.
Shuck Con the alley adjoining the Theatre,
and opposite the City Hotel--which are
now open and will be kept in the mos, COM
ptete order and continue open till the l5,h
October; where WARM, CoLo and show
Err BATHS may be had at any time in the
day and until O'Clock at night.
fES Two separate BATHS are kent
EXCLUSIVELY FOR LADIES, who will
please to come in the alley adjoining Mr..
Robert Paton's brick house on Royal-street.
s AS many of the respectable ladies & gen
ucmen of Alexandria hare heretofore been
subscribers, & found the greatest benefit 10
their health from frequent bathing during
warm weather, the subscriber docs not
doubt but they will recommend to every in
dividual OF their acquaintance, the good eli.
fects and comfort of the WARM BATH
ltmay be added with truth, to strength
OF the Warm Baths, that they were high
iy recommended by all the physical OF
Alexandria they themselves becoming
subscribers Many Ladies and gentlemen
were eifectually cured Of the most violent
pains OF the Rheumatism, weakness in the
limbs, sc. sc.
T. SHIELDS.
N. ID. a room will be appropriated for
the purpose of shaving those who may re-
quire it.
May IL. 90
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FROM THE pyREAU.
THE ROSE.

The rose pluck'd from yonder stem,
To place in fair Amelia's breast,
More beauteous than the eastern gem,
IN all it's g!ittering glory drest
That favorite rose Of richest hue,
Had scarce its btushing face dispIav'd.
When droop'd each flower, its frarrance
few.
And all its beauties seem'd to fade.
Thus beauty in its yeuthfulbIa
Delights the eye and cheers the heart,
Forced TO endure th' obtrusive gaze,
And Off assaird by Cupid's dart.
But see the roseat blush has fled,
And beauty, PROSTATE, charms no more,
a sable gloom around is spread.
And points to days of pleasure Ger.
So man with fortunes Joys elate,
Moves calmly in his happier sphere.
Nor dreams OF lis that cit await,
Nor thinks OF woes for ever near.
Just as be views his bliss complete,
Some angry storm is gathering DER,
Its Eorrors in one centre meet,
And, bursting, fall With frightful roar.
His hopes have withes'd in the blast,
Like as the rose is nipt and dies,
His fairy dreams 'ofjoy are past,
And grandsur low IN ruin lies.
HERMINIUS.
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ROBERT GRAY,
ohlsosite fhe Washington 7avsrn, Kins

ohfosise fhe Washington 7avsrn, King
sfreef. Alerandria.
HAS lust nEcxrvxD, ron SALE,
Melish's Etasefsin the United States and
Upper Canad:h illustrated by 8 Mans. 3
vols. octave, bound. 5 S 50.si
Chatcaubriand's Travels in Greece. Pales.
tine, Egyp, and Barbary, vol. octave,
q bound, S ITS.
Life and Administration of the hono,a able
Spencer Perceyal.
ErskiBe's Speeches on Miscellaneous sub.
jects at the bar.
Constitution of the United States,
Grant Oh Education,
Rejected Addresses,
Wecm's Life of Washington,
Young Mother, Santo Sebastiano,
Crabs Tales, Child's Monitor,
Goldssniih's Greece,
American Preccptor,
Columbian Orator,
Rollins Antient History,
Campbell's Rhetoric,
Modern Geography,
History of America,
Walkers Dictionary,
Goldsmith's Geography,
Johnson's Dictionary with Walkers Pro-
nunciation.
Guthrie's Geography, new edition,
Simpsons Euclid,
Cary's Family Bible, assorted,
School s Bibles, School Testaments,
Common Prayer Books,
AdgatS;'s' Smiths, Iittle's and Coles Mu-
sic Books,
Webster's Pearce's, Comly's and Column
bian Spelling Books,
a large stock of fine VelIum Foolscap and
Letter Paper,
Playing Cards, States, Quilts, Blank Books,
&c. sc. ~
Ledgers, Journals, Cash and Invoice
books, and Blank Books OF every descrip-
uon Ruled and Bound to any given pattern
a: short notice.
on hand constant supply of large
writing Paper, suitable for Record Books.
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WAS COMMITTED

10 the Gaol OF Baltimore county as run
away on the 18th May, 1918, negro man
named I'm, who says he belongs to Geo.
Beitzover, Washington county, MARYLAND.
near Hagerstown; five feet eight inches
nigh, Stout and well made, light complex
ION, dark eyes. lie is about 27 years of
age. Had Oh when committed drab co.
lored coatce and vest, and dark pair of
WOODEN trowsers, cotton shirt, coarse shoes
and an old furred hat; he has scar over
his left eye. The owner is desired to con,c.
and take him away, otherwise he will b..
sold for his prison fees.
JOHN HUTCHINS, Sheriff
sfBaltimore couny.
June IL d5ot
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O. T. AU7'HoR[YY.)
AN ACT

Concerning cer.ain streets in Georgetown.
BE tf enacted by the Senate and House
or RehresentatiUes Of the United States of
.f,nerica liz Congress- assembled, That it
shall and maybe lawful for the proprietors
OF the ground to open a new street in the
town.of Georgetown, in the district of Co.
mmoia, beginning at the termination Of
three hundred and seventy light feet and
ak inches from the intersection of WASH
ington and Bridge streets, on the east side
OF Washington street and south of Bridge
streetto Rock Greek, of the width of sixty
feet, to be called Needwood street.
Sec. 2. Ind 6eit further enacted, That
Greene street, in the said town, be opened
and extended to Causcway street, in lines
parallel with, Washington street, and that
Montgomery street, ih-the said town, be
opened and extended from Bridge street
70 Needwood street, in lines parallel with
Washington street
Sec 8. .fnd Be it Jilrtaer enacted, That
the streets called and Known by the names
OF Lovely and Wrapping, and all ,ha, part
" montgomery street south from Bridge
street TO eauseway street, not embraced
m lines parallel with Washington street
lying between Washington street and
Rock Greek in the said town, upon the
opening and establishment of the said
streets, between Washington street and
Rock Greek be, and the same are hereby
vacated and the titio to the ground over
which the same now run, shall be vested in
Zee simple in the proprietors ofthe ground
over which the streets to be opened and ex-
tended by virtue of this act, shall run, in
proportion to the quantity owned by each
proprietor.
II. CLAY, Sneaker offhe
House of Representatives
e GERRY Vics President effhe, u.
States, and President offhe Senate.
juno IA, isl5.-ApPRoyED-
--v-. JAMES MADISON.
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SUGAR, TEL, coFEEE, Sc.

SUGAR, Ten, COFFEE, SIC.
$500 ioaves Loaf Sugar,
IL chests Imperial, Hyson and Young
Hyson TEAS. of choice quality,
30 bags good Coffee,
10 bales prime re tailing Cotton, :,
20 dozen Cotton Cards, assorted Nos
MD Az
IL barrels family WHISKEY, up
wards of 2 i-2 years old, of very choice
quality.
With a general assortment of other
GROCERIES, for sale by A
JAS. G JACOB DOUGLAS,
Corner Of King and Sc. .ssafh streets.
Also,
A few dozen SCYTHES on consicn~
inent, which will be sold cheap if imme-'
diatc application is made.
July 9 St.law
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..NiICHOL.I,y HyNG,S7ONr

yearly o5tisosifc St, Paui's ChurcA, Eoirtar
street, hatA just reeeiucd ard Offers for
SAFE on moderate Germs, for Cash only, !,
a very general assortment of cut
and plain GLASS, consisting of quart,
pint, and halipint Decanters, wine glasses,
salts, cruets, casters, salvers, tumblcrs, a
great variety.
Also, great variety of lus,re, fancy, ard
other articles.
L'keEr'se, good assortment of Domes-
TIC Wares,of superior quality, and &C.
neral assortmcntot queens, stone and pot
tiers warc-25 bushels offresh Hcmp Seed,
which he will sell low, and afew bushels
OF Buckwheat
a constant supply of Lees Family ME-
DIC1NES,
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THE ALEXANDRIA IKlL-

)L|DAH
3 open for the reception OF visitors eve
q ry day Sunday excepted) from 10 A.
M. to 2 p. M.
Those who esteem it pleasure to
pass an hour in viewing an assembage OF
the works OF Nature and Art, may here
be grati6ed.
Abundance for grown persons, twenty.
hive cents, each visit--Children, twelve and
Il half cents.
June IN,
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BANK OF ALEXANDRIA,

Va,s,, JpLY S, 1918.
aE Stockholders in this institution are
hereby notified, that dividend of 4 per
cent Tor the last half year, is this day de-
ciarcd, and will be paid to them or their Ie-
gal representatives on Thursday the 9Th
BY order of the board,
JAMES L. MKENNA,
July s, eosw
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GENUINE : :
DRUGS So MEDICINE.
WIN. HARPER IN

M1 " fHECHRY e DRUGGI
fran3or Sireef, opposite Bryan Hamhsou,s.
IN AS just received in addition to his
q former stock very large supply of
fresh Medicines, which he offers for sale
Mt reduced prices for cash, or ON GOOD
credit. $50
N He has also received supply of
Patent Medicines among which are
~ " ID CE BITTER
a MEDICINE extremely useful for
Y curing iaund;cy and bilious disor.
ders, and removing that sinking, faint and
distressed feeling at the stomach, difficulty
OF breathing loss of appetite, and sleepy.
dull heayIness In the fore part of the dav'
weakness and trembling of the limbs diz,
zIness OF the head, and yeIlowness of com.
tenance, complaints SO common to inandi.
ccy and bilious people.
<, The many cures that have been effected
IN N. England by the above medicine, las
may be seen by the bills) prevent the ne.
eessary of further recommendation.
LIKEWISE,
Wheaton Itch Ointment.
a Medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it any thing ei.
ther dangerous or disagreeable.
one box cures person, and there need
De no washing alter the use of il. as the
skin is genneraliy lef, clean and smooth
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RICHARD LIBBY

AASilLA1tL IlDD
las JUST RECEIVED, a quantity Of
Il Plough Plates, and Tire Iron, and ten
boxes OF Cotton Cards, and is daily expcct-
Ing further supply of Cotton Cards, and
three tons of Flat Irons Has on hand a
general assortment of Wool Cards, four
tons OF Bar Lead; Blistered, Crawley and
Gesman Steel. tolerable assortment of
HARDWARE and Cutlery and few pounds of
Flax and Thread between Nos. "a and 4s.
June %.
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\ paints, Spices, Patcnt Medicines Dvc
II Stuff, &c.Scc, which has been carefnj,v
selected from the latest inporta,ions. and
8, entirely under his own inspection.
10 bls old Customers, he latters himself
that bare knowledge Of his having re-.
sumcd his business will be fully sufTie;en,
to ensu.e him continuation Of their M !.
tronage from others he solicits a cali.
feeling well convinced, that nothing bur an
opportunity can be wanted to enable him
10 give any dealer in his line the most am.
pie satisfaction. '''e''' am
orders from physicians, country mcr-
cnants & families will at all times receive
his prompt attention, and every article war.
raDted pure and fresh. -
~" Family and sea medicine chests,
with PLAIN printed directions Handsomely
ana economically put up at hours notice.
IN ADDITION
TO his ordinary stock he has ON hand, & in
tends constantly keeping supply of
Prime CHEWING TOBACCO,
Best Havana SEGARS,
Ass Mascouba, Rsppee and Scots SNUFF.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
- Four Dollars each, SO EWES, bet-
.zr wooled than Sheep generally are of the
common breed-They shall have the sea
son OF two beautiful full-bIoodcd Mcrino
Rams gratis .1iso for safe, $50 lbs. of
WooL,yof excellent quality, at SO cents
per pound. Applyto
q WILLIAM ALLISON.
Woodlarun, near Mount. Ve,non.
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6. MarAeller.

Harper. r.
nd DRUGGIST
[.,Issr Street, OPPOSITE
,pSOYS, and ners
JLb0FD'S----. :.
4.;,.d in addition to
Stock, a general as
&sr.s Ofthe frat ], qua
| !, will sell "hois-
~ as good terms as
.seG IN naitiiiio'N
[.ltry Merchants and
3 ,applisl on the
cash, or on a good
Also received a Sc
q S4rsicaI hstrn-
Psm, Medicines,
Nice Gittsrs
msH!,
Elixir, for Coughs,
|. tonsumptiOns, sc.
Powders,
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Steam Boat for eaie.

Tm Columbian Steam Boat, laying
at Tyber Greek Wharf, will ht sold on
Frissy inc 9th ms. at II O'Clock, at avcs
ton for the benefit Of all concerned, the
debt. of the said Company being first disc
charged. She is about 80 tons burtbefis
fIat bottom, Drawing small drsf, OF va
ter, which will make it an object ff
those engaged in the traffic in wosd Of
grain to purchase her. The terms VIII
Be made known on the day Of sale. ~
order Of the Managers,
K. Bestor.
Treasa'sfs
April S. div,
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TO be sold or let on ground
Rent forever.

IWISH to sell or rent my BakSs
House, the Dwelling.House attached
to it. and the Lot thereunto belonginkl
situated at the corner of Oronoko and
Water streets, formerly occupied ~
Mr.. Andrew Jamiessn. 1t is an cxceis
lent building and extends westwafGlY
from Water street about 1873 feet. ]
will take low price for il
will also sell or let on grouad rent
forever. several very handsome lots OH
Commerce street, between Fayette and
. West streets, and an half acre lot on
the Sou,a West corner of Payne afid
Prince streets. These lots are in tho
NEST improving part Of the town afid
are daily increasing in value
Also, a very handsomely situated
Lot on the cas-, side OF Washington
street, between Judge FltzAsgh's new
brick house and Queen street. THIS
Lot is SO feet front and runs eastw atds
iy rs teet:o 10 feet allev--.jt has ab
SO the benefit Of another 10 feet alley
on the south side OF IL.
Also, three lots It the upper end Of
King Street in the very ce,itre of the
present rapid Improvements. going Oh
tpere.
Also, lot IN the north west Corner
III Queen and ST. ,Asaph ST. Gets and see
vera. other lotAsi,uAted on Qaren, 81
tsaph. Oronoko, Water, and Unio6
streets.
John Dundas.
= ..f ~
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pIJBI.IC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
nv virtue of a deed Of trust from Will
liam Hodgson to the subscriber ts
secure the paymen, of debt dur
from him to the Bank of Potomac
will be sold on Wednesday, the Els
day of April next, at "A e'c'ock'
the premises, !
A piece or parcel OF Ground
Situated on the north side OF Prince
street and west side of Washington
street. fronting on Prince street O.
feet inches, and extending back sho
binding on Washington stree: 20 iee'
= inches to an alley Is feet wide
The terms of sale will be 200 dollars
in hand, and the residue in s, - ana
ts months, with interest, to be secured
nv negotiable notes with an appreve.e
indorser. The purchaser to receive his
title when the notes shall have DeeH
Thos. Swami.
TRUSTEE
March lS s"es
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March ls
NOTICE.

The Farmers Bank OF
ALEXANDRIA, this day declares div.
Ind of profits orlits Capital Stock pald
n. ST four per cent. for the last sly
=. n,anths, paw able TO Stockholders OF
,he;r representatives. on Monday the sth
instant. o. /,..l:.
April !. "'"
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LAwgAsoN & FoWLE

HAZE FOR SHE
THE Cargo Of Schooner lrase .non
CAPT. Morrow, from Portland OF 4ooo
feet understandable and ear Eu'ho
also, LANDING,
1890 lbs. Seine and Sewing Iw,ne.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candies
so cases sweet Oh
10 barrels tanners Cn.
February J..
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NORGE.

HvHE Stockholders OF the Mechanics
Bank Of Alexandra, arg her. by
notified. that dividend Of profits OF :
.er cent. on the capital stock paid IN, Is
this day declared payable % .nIn' =
their legal representatives on Friday
BY order Of the President snd
Directors.
WIN. PATTON, 5r. ca.aier.
Marsh .
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FOR SALE,
John Gardner Laid

lOliu Val olINt Ld00
HIS FOX SdLE,
Muscoyado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bb;s.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepperin bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hysont
Skin, and Hyson Teas, of the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hersp and Iron,
Swetes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 1917 by 9, by IL, and 10 BY -
Bristol Glass, in whole and halt
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box.
Figs,es, 80
Lisbon Floor Mats,
/ Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
< bbls.
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
Cordage and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Woncn's and Childrsn's Shoes
in.barrels and boxes, &
Bottle Corks in bales,
! Sole Leathag,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster Of Paris
Also, PLOUGHS ofthe most approved
construction and e.ic pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october g..
Notice is hereby given to.
the poor women ol the town OF Ale Kan
dria, that on application 70 the subscr'-
Der, they cansbe furnished with coitos
10 spin, and tlas.,a iibefsa price will BIG
paid for SPINNING The same.
Haac Robbins.
Jpho has for Sale,
z Cotton suitable FOR making carpets,
spun bp tbs poor of the town, and the
proceeds of which will be applied to
their relict
Defender Is.
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