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By Schooner Melinda, from Boston, and
Scar. Regulator, from New Ysrk,
Acomplete assortment OF SHOES OF
all descriptions and fashions.
In Store.
Cotton, Window Glass, Ravens Duck,
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse Hides
Trunks.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-20
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-20
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02

Marshaps Sale az q. HoDcA, jun. Eggs zvdT
in tie togyn Of PL MOUTH.
UNITED STATES OF AMEalcA,

UNITED STATES OF AMRRlcA,l
District Of .Nassachusetfs, 80.
Pursuant TO Warrant from the Hon. JOHN
DAVIS, Esq. Judge of the District Court OF the
United States, for the District aforesaid do
hereby give this Public Notice, that shall expose
aud cell at Public Auction, and 10 the highest bid
der, on FRID.iY, the 10th day Of scptcmber,inst
at half past o'clock, 4. NJ. at the wharf OF B.
Hodge, Jr. Esq. in the town of Plymouth, within
the Dislrict,--,he entire cargo of the brigantine
Beisey, captured by the private armed weasel Of
war, the schooner Favorite, consisting Of the iol-
ing Valuable Merchandise, namely:
265 butts Malaga Wine,
SO hhds do do
10 do, Old do. do
10 do. Lemon Juice,
10 do. Picked Lemons, leach
IS boxes Cordials, containing 100 small bottles
10 do Oil, contain Ing 25 bottles each,
$50 barrels sun Rasias,
100 boxes Muscated RAISING,
800 boxes bloom Rasins,
IL barrels Jordon Almonds in mats,
10 do. Valentine do do.
80 zeroons fancy soft shellcd do
I3 boxes bitter Almonds in mats,
so barrels small dry Oranges,
8 kegs Capers 80 bags Sumac,
40 bales Lemon Peal,
10 do Orange Peel.
The said Merchandise having been Lbc,lcd in
the District Court Of the United States for the Dis
trct aforesaid-and ordered to be sold Tor whom 1T
may hereafter concern.
Given under my hand, at Boston, this 3ist day OF
August, A. ID. 1913.
MATTHEW CLARK, Dep..NarslaL
GrThe Editors the Public Newspapers in Bos'sn,
and Salem will please &c insert the above an their
several Papers; and send account thereon TO the
Marshal's Office, for payment.
MATTHEW CLRAK, Dep. JHarshah
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02
MARSHAL,S NOTICES.

In pursuance OF sundry warrants from the Hen
\ DAyip HOWELL, Esq. Judge OF the District
Court for the District OF Rhode Island
do heseby give public notice TO all persons con.
erned that the following informations are fled be-
fore said Judge, viz. sA ftn r,t
An information by Asher Robins, United States
attorney for Rhodelsland District, against cer;ain
ship or vessel called Anna Maria her tackle apparel
furniture and boat together with her cargo Board
And also against % sails IS hhds 20 tierces and so
bis OF Molasses; trunk of Tortoise she'll Jars Of
Iemarios' Spots Of sweatmeats, part Of bag Of
Coffee, part of bbl. of Pork, and Dbl Bread.
All the above mentioned articles are alleged in
sad inflammation to have been forfeited for violation
OF The Laws of the United States, and trial will be.
had ON each OF the afofegoing informatons at spe-
cial District Court to be holden at the Court House
in Providence, in said District of Rhode Island, OF.
Monday the goth of September. inst At 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon. s ~ sas
+. X. DEXTER, MAasHA1.
Providedce. sept. IL. 1912.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02
NEW PORT.

THURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1878


On the 2oln August, the privateer Deca-
tur, Capt. DIXON, arrived at Charleston, sc.
from cruize of IS days, bringing in with
her as prizes Hi. Britannia Majes,y's sch
Dominica 1t G.. w, Barrette, and :hc ship
London Trader, vely valuable prize, load
ed with rum and sugar.
This action, in point of desperate bravery,
and bloody effects has not been exceeded by
any one since the war.
The Decatur mounts SIX l2-pound carron-
ades and one l8>pounder OH a pivot, with
loS men--thc British schooner nouns
twelve l2-pound carronades, two long 6s'
one brass 4-pounder, and one s2-pound car
ronade, on pivot, with 80 men.--ohe was
carried after a most desperate effort, oy
boarding.
We regret that we have not room Tor the
particulars of this most brilliant affair.
The following is list OF the respective
losses:
Killed and Wounded on board The Decatur
Killed, 3--Wounded l6-one OF whom
(the carpenter) since dead.
On board thc Dominica.
Killed, ls-Wounded, as of whom are
since dead OF their wounis.-Total killed and
wounded, 90. Among the killed arc q. W.
Barratic, ommandcr; Mr.. j. Sacker, mas.
ter; Mr.. ID. Crown, purscr Mr.. Archer and
Nj. Parrey, midshipmen. Wounded' Mr..
J. Nichols, mid.hipman. The surgeon aud
one midshipmin we're the only officers on
board who werc not killed or wounded.-Ihe
lieutenant was left on shore, sick.
During the combat, which lasted an hour
the Kings Packet ship Princess Charlotte,
remained silen, spectator Of the scene, and
as soon as the vessels were disengaged IRON
each other, sne taeked about and stood-oh
The Domique was the vessel that took the
oriyatcer Providence, Of this State, and had
her coloss flying over the British.
A splendid public Dinner was given at Bos-
ION. 10 General DEARBORN, on Fridsy last,
a, which were many Of the mos. distinguish
cd characters Of the country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NEWPORT
ARRIVALS


ARRIVALS.
Sub--William, Axe royd, Lisbon.
Buf Diamond, Seabor. Cadg.
CLEARENCE5.
Shb-Oron, Broberg, HAVANA;
Sloops--Wiliam, Tillinghast, -New-fork; Polly
Briggs, do.
Arrived at this port on Friday afternoon last, the
beautiful British schooner Louisa, Captain Gilbert
(B. GATES, Prize-master,) prize to the letter.of-
marque Schooner Expedition, Capt Chaytor, of Bal.
tmore.-The Expedition sailed from this port on
the 18th ult for New Orleans, and on the 22d, in
lat S. long. 50, she captured the I.ouisa.--The
Louisa is a Baltimore pilot-but schooner OF 202
tons, carries gun and 20 men, and was bound from
ST. vinceats to St Johns, and has on board cargo
of 100 puucheons of Rum, and 80 barrels OF Sugar
The prisoners were put on beard Spanish brig.
COMMODORE RODGERS.
Falmouth, England, J,mo %.
Arrived this morning, the Duke of Mqntrose Pac-
ct, Capt Bluctt. She sailed from here on the 18th
ul;mo with mails for Halifax, and was. captured on
the 18th inst in lat Az, ~, North, long. West 81,
80, by the u. s. Frigate President, Com. Rodgers,
which had also captured the ships Kitty, Captain
Love, and Maria. Captain Ball. from Newfoundland,
bound to the Mediterranean; the former on the 9Th
inst the latter OH the same day the Packet Com.
Rodgers having assembled the Officers of the Pack
ct and Masters of the above Vessels agreed to send
the Duke of Montr0se to England as cartel, TO
which Capt. Bluett and others signed an instrument
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02

Disfrict Of Rbo5e. Island.
TN pursuance Of Warrant from the Hon. DAvip
HOWELL. Esq Judge of the District Court tor
the District Of Rhode-lsiand,
do hereby give notice. that shall sell at Public
Auction, on Saturday the 18th Of September inst at
IL O'Clock in the forenoon at the store Of Captain
James Dwolf in Bristol. the following articles, VIZ
81 bolts thick duck, 90 bolts raven duck, 2 bates
sheeting, and cases Iinned, will lie sold ia lots to
accommodate the purchasers. Conditions made
known at time and place OF sale.
r. X. DEXTER, IfarshaI
Providence, Setfernber 1.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02
Union Colledge Lottery,
No. ".
$4,000 dolls. highest prize
.AEHE NE.
SCHEME

Nse thousand and one Prizes and only Fifteen
Thousand Nire Hundred and Nnety-nine Blanks
not two Blanks to Prize. The krst 200 blanks en-
titled to 10 dollars each Drawing positively COM
mcnces on the lst of October next Price OF whole
Ticket $50, Quarters 2-37. Prize Tickets taken
in paymcnt-A few warranted undrawn Tickets in
the Plymouth Beach Lottery nov drawing--nearly
all the high Prizes in the Whc may be be obtained
Of J. G. SHAW. if applied for Immediately. Moth
ing venture--nothing have.
.rOTTCE in consequence of the failure Of the
drawing at the time appointed Of the Second Bap-
list Society Lottery in Providence, those who pur
chase Tickets Of J C. SHAW requested ta return
-,em and receive their money back. sept. =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02

M )ST respectfully informs his customers and
IVA friends, that he has removed from his former
SITUATION to that elegant and convenient Store, NO
lU2 Thamesstreet four doors north Of his old stand,
where he has on hand general assortment Of
FANCY GOODS. JEfvELRY, SILVER
WIRE, CUTLERY, Cc.
tsge,hcr With such articles as are usually found n
Fancy Goods Store. All Of which will be WARRANTED
Of good quality, aud will be sold as cheap as at any
store in the State
Watches repaired with accuracy aud despatch
and Jewelry made ani repaired in the best manner;
Cash, and tn: hiuhest price given for old Gold and
i've. sept2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02
M.ARSHAL'S SALE.
District of Rhode. Island.

District u Rhodc Isfdnd.
IN pursuance Of warran, from The Hon. DavfD
i HowrLL, Esq Judge Of the District ccur for
Rhode island District,
do hereby give notice, that shall sell at Public
Auction TO the highest bidder, on Saturday, the 4th
day OF eptember next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ at Ben
;arin Ffy's wharf in Newport, the brig franklin,
Of Il, tone burthen, her tackle, apparel aud furn.
,ure. Conditions made known NJ time and place Of
sale. r.. n. DbSibih "@sshvi.
Providence, Aeg. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02

United States for the District aforesaid do hereby
give this public notice, that shall expose and sell
at Public Auction, and 10 ting highest bidder, on
TUE >D.iY the 7th day of September next, at ten
Bedford, within the District,
eI The brgentine AVERY, with
,MNA her tackle, apparel and furnture--,o-
EE SrANNSF gethcr with the following valuable
~$sS&k1
 merchandise, namely,
xXld $3.50 bales calf skins 20 skins each,
weighing GOA lbs. E-W.
d ~ casks gum sandaric.
each weighing 2iSs i-2 do do
8 d 2S--16 zeroons sweet Almonds
each weighing 1902 do do
Being part Of the cargo taken in the said vessel
--dLSO--
M. A. Id So
: so zeroons Bees.wax, weighing 1867 lbs. b. w.
.t.sts 25 casks Gum Sandaric, do 6o72 do. do.
164 zeroons sweet Almonds, do S9lo0 do. do.
673 balas Calf skins, containing 20 skins,each
weighing s4 l4lS33 do. do.
81 bales Olchilla Weed do. 1916 do. do.
IL zeroonS Fennell seed do. 3744 do. do.
bales Pomegranats Peels do 1922 do do.
l cssk Com Euphorbium do sos do. do.
trunk Ostrich Feathers, do. II do. do.
1S3 bales Goat skins, each bale 60 or lll00 skins,
A.
i32 zeroons bitter Almonds, weighing 3a45o lbs do.
S. 4. ID 81 i 29-
casks Adamo Dates, do. Ia SO do. do
S.
l do do. do. do 265 do. do.
S.
8 do Gum Sandaric, do. ll2l 10. do
S. 4..+
4 zeroons Fennell seed do. 926 do. do
s. u. 1 2l-
81 zeroons Bees Wax, do. 1854 Ia do.
g. u. d 2l- m-rh
9 do sweet Almonds, do. ai07 do. do
A. r. d j. a..
3 casks Adamo Dates. do. 577 do do
The said Vessel and sppurtenances, together with
the said Merchandise, having been lbelcd ia the
District Court of the United States for the District
aforesaid and ordered to be sold for whom it may
hereafter concern.
.6iveL under my hand at Boston, this S0lh day OF
August, A. ID. 1913 MATTHEW CLARK,
Deputy Marshal
0-rThc Advertisement which appeared in yesterdays
DAILY .2dritiser" Of the above Sales, was unauthor
ICED by the Marshal And ne requests that this
may be stated, in order prevent the recurrence OF
similar assumptions, on the use OF his authcry tor
any Sales without being previously and personally
consulted. Essson, Sept. lst, 1878.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02

A skirmish took place on the 9Th Of Au-
gust, near Amelia, in East-Florida, between
the Spanish Patriots and Rovaists IN With
the Royalists had killed and IL wounded.
The Patri OTIS had none killed or wounded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02
NOTICE.

VXyHEREAS the Certificates No 987 and 1898 Of
w two shares Of the capital stock Of the New
port Bank, standing 10 my name At said Bank, have
been lost or mislaid and cannot be fcund-,his iss
therefore to request any person who may find said
Certificates. to deliver the same TO me or leave them
At the Bsnk--An persons are hereby cautioned al
yainst purceasing said Certificates have sold the
shares and given notice of the same 70 the Banks
from which new Certificates viii shortly be issued.
Sept 2. PELEc sANfUhD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02

A Southern, Western and Northern Mall, closes
every morning, Sunday excepted, at haiEpast ~
clock. II. B. MUMFORD, Post-Afaster
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02

The brigentne AVERY, with
her tackle. apparel and furniture--,o-
gethcr with the following valuable
merchandise, namely,
so bales calf skins 90 skins each,
weighing GOA lbs. E-W,
casks gum sandaric.
each weighing PISS l-2 do do
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02

/ MORE SUPPLYING THE ENEMY
Extract If letter, dated SiOningfon, .dngns
so, 1918, reeeiped ia fhis fovn
| 60 y gentle man at my house, who LETT the
Families yesterday, and who has been a pris
oner on board about three weeks, says tha
! the sioop Endsavor, of Newport, which the
| officer. said was an old acquaintance, was, da
the 2tth or 25lh of August, voluntarily along
| side the Families, and he saw them put on
board potatoes, onions, corn, and other vegt-
tables, and plenty Of fruit.
{" The Families has sailed for Halifax, srri
left the Valiant, Orpheus, and Atalantl On
this station. No captures have been made W
them lately"
A skirmish took place on the 9Th Of Au-
gust, near Amelia, in East-Florida, between
the Spanish Patriots and Royaists in with
the Royalists had killed and IL wounded.
The Patrio OTIS had none killed or wounded.
-
Commodore Barney.
We have at length ascerlained the real n.
turc of the command which this gallant sea-
man is to occupy. He has been appointed to
take charge of the hotiIla of barges, gun.bots
and other vessels destined for the defence of
tho Chesapeake Bay. His command is one
entirely separate from the navy and he 10 TO
receive his orders exclusively from the Sc
cretary of that Department. Com. Gordon,
who al present commands here, has been ap-g
pointed TO the frigatc Constellation, no lying
at Norfolk. Com. Barney has accepted the
command given him. BaH. Whig.
Nezv-London and Ns70- Havnn Biockaded.
A letter from NcwHaven, dated the 25th
inst. states, that Capt. Oliver, of the British
"a Valiant, with strong force, had arrived
off New London that Capt. Oliver takcsth
command on that station, in place of Com.
Hardy, removed ; and that tho new Commo-
dore had declared the ports of Ncw-London
and New-Haven blockadcd, and would not
permit vessels to go in or out
From Sackctt's Harbor we learn that Com
modore Chauncey was to sail on "Wednesday
with his feet, the new schooner Sylph, Capt
Woolsey, in company. This schooner, which
mounts % guns, was built, rugged, and man.
ned in 33 davs-N. Y. Mer. .ddp. dug. l8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02
LIST or LETTERS

Remaining in the Post.Oi
Akcvoyd Capt.
Allen Daniel
Afllick Daniel
hIbro ID. I Middle
Allen Z. 5 tosgn.
Baker Capt.
Blight Mrs. Abagail
Brown Lucy
Brintnall Nathaniel
Brown Thomas
Blanchard Aaron
Brown l.. S
Brown Elijah
Bates Capt. M.
Baker Daniel
Bradbury James
Blacklcr John
Barnard Crawnwen
Bullisc Stephen
BaiS Ruth
Billings Stephen
'Barlby Richard
Brown Mrs. Sarah
Bengslen Nichols
Brown Levi
Coffin Andrew
Cook John l..
Coggeshall Mrs. M.
Coffin Edward
Cranston Mrs. Mary
Cowen John
Clark James
Coggeshau James 9
Coffin Solomon
Coffin Capt. Nicholas
Chapman Capt. Ed.
Dyer Mrs. Abigail 5.
Daggett Capt.
Drcnker Henry w. 6
Dewick Oliver 3
Dunn Daniel 2
Denison Daring
Dean Edward
Davis Daniel
Ea,han Andrew
Eas,on Pelcg J.
Easton Rosanna
Fridge Alexander 3
Fulton John
Foster MahIon
Fish Capt. Joseph
FSich Joseph. >.
Fairbanks Robert
Fairfield John ~
Fairbrothc-s w. g
Fairbanks w m. J :"
Grccncy Charlotte
Gladding Joseph
Comes Emannal
HuHstidler George
Hughes Jabn
Humane Society,Prc.
| sidcnt of
Huydcn Job
| Handy Francis
Healy William
He'll Mrs. Abby
Hadkscy John
Hcn,lerson II. NJ.
| High George
| Hewitt Freeman
Hunt VIM. u. Bo0f'
| Jansch Mr..
| Jackson VIM. Fort
Kemp John
| Know Gabriel
| Lawton Robert
| Lesley Robert
Lawton Mrs. Mary :
| Lee John
| Lawton Samuel
Lander Capt. Job
Lord Rufus l..
Morse Caleb
| A Southern, Western
every morning, Sunday
clock. IL. Is, n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02
DarsMis' Notirrs.
MarShaPs Sales at Fair HaVsn, near
New- Bedford.

District of MassGch1sesss, SIS. Z

LtSFTfes y NTuSsU0""sSFsS, sS'
PURSUANT to warrants from the Honorable John
Davis. Esq Judge OF the District Court of the
United States for the District aforesaid do hereby
give this public notice, that shall expose and sell
at Public Auction, and 20 ths highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, the 9TH day of September next. at ten
o'clock. A. NJ at the town OF Fair-Hayen, near New
Bedford, within the District
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-18
Negroes for Sale.

ksf Virtue of n decd of trust exee,,.aa h., 81.
Z , laie Thomas Gosde to the sulscr;hea tsS
der to secure Mr. John lie salie ~ his end,rse, -
he Bank of Virginia for the gun of one tto",..ss
rive hundred Dollars, ami the interest and eIss.
ses tbereHn, which sad sum has he en- no;d So.
the desth of said Goode by Mr. L4sslie r"'' ''''S"
WILL BE EXPOSED TO SAI.P
At Public Auction at Zaci.ariah Bronas's TSye.-,
IN the town OF Manchester, on Thursday de S7tI
day of the present month, lie '''' - "a
follo1Oing Negroes.
W. Nlz' Frederick, Grace, Kezie, MiIisy, John and
- SO many OF them as will be sufficient L,
yiano discharge the claim above mentioned. 4
all charges attending the execution Of the said S.cS
o. lrusI-whlch is of record in the Genera Co,,rs
Of this state. -'"' O'u'S
May 4. 1'N'fre,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-18
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT.
To encourage Vaccination. :.

To encourage Vaccination.
oA az enaeted by re SENATE and House of Re
preSentoeives Of the United States of 9,nerica in
congress -1ssembleG, That the President of The
United States be, aud he is hereby authorised m an
peint an agent to preserve the genuine vaccine
ger, ahd 10 turkish The same &c any citizen ofthe u
states, whenever it may be applied for tbroucb
the medium OF the postofies and such agent sb Il.
previous to his entering upon the execution of ,he
cstes assigned to him by this act, and before he
shall be entitled to the privilege of frank;no ,,
letter or package as herein allowed take and suI,
scribe the following oath affirmation before some
magistrate, and cause certiicate thereof Ia he fId
in the general postAoffice-" /, A. b. do swear Tor
affirm, az the may be that will Fa.bf,y Ne
my best exerticns to preserve the penrine yaco;ne
matter, and to furnish the same to the eit;zens ne
United States and also, that will abstain fro,,
very thing prohibited in relation to the establish.
ment of the post-ofice oftha United states, ,; ~
it shall be the duty of the said agent IN trons;t ~
the several post-masters in the United States conv
OF this act; and he shan also forward IN ,hary,
public notice, directing how and .wheteE nil an.
pfsations shall be made TO him for vaeai,;s mat.
ter. mat
SEQ. Q. And be IL further enacted. Thai al LET
ters or packages not exceeding half nm ounce &;
weight containing vaccine matter, or relathe 10
the subject OF vaccination, and that alone shalI ~
carried by the United States mail free NJ an,
age, eithsr to or from the agent who NAV he a.
pointed to carry the provisions of tbs ,ct into f
feet-PrsDi Always, That the aaid agent before
he delivers any letter for transnjssnn bv ,he n
shall in his own proper lisnd writing. on The ant,
SIDE thereof endorse the Hord " vaccination" and
thereto subscribe his name, and sball I,reyop ,l1
urnish the postmaster OF the Office where he shall
deposit the same with specimen of his signature
and Il said agent shall flank any letter or nseEare
IN which shall be contained any thing relative TO a
subject other than vaccination, he an all nm cnn,c
lion OF every such offence forfeit and nav FIRE nj
Fifty dollars, 20 be recovered in the same manner a,
other lines for violations of The law estabfslg IN q
post oihre-- ProOiaed also, that the Discharge Of
any agent, and the aPpointment Of s-Bot,.er IN lis
stead be At the discreton Of the Presiden OF the u
States. -
Approyed-Feb. 81, 1918.
JAMES III OLSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-18
COACH MAKES

EENRY s. WIN. Bushnell. firm p.,I,
y nave recently comr'enceIl tl:s Carriage ma.
N''S oosnes'i IN all ITS various branches in Harris
ron6!~g, Rockingham county. where they n;temd
making carriages Of every description which NAV
DC caieu ior--- heir general acquaintance viii,
me business and pledge those who may beeotne,
'he' customers OF doing their work faithfully, and
general wish to please together With the rim
y o. the,r materials will they trust merit them
liberal share OF public patrcnape-IooJ ,;n,,'a
wheh IS an essential article in carriage Is here
OBTAINED OF quality not inferior to any whish we
have ever seen. VIC
N; d. wanted three or four Jorrcevmen who are
good workmen 1T the above bisess. and s,.o &c ~
b'acNamith's business Is whom liberal elsoarars.
rpent viii be given.
harlsthbui9h, Marcel 96. w,ew