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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-18
BALTIMORE, May 10.



Mopenents Of The RnsDiv.
All the British Squadron In the Chesa-
peake except one frigate and a schooner.
moved down the Bay on Saturday yester
day they were seen below Annapolis-yari-
GUS conjectuTes are &hoat as TO their desti
nation; it was first supposed their intention
was 10 attack Annapolis the Opinion of
others. grounded, tits said, On = reportcd
rhreat, is that'they intend to proceed 80
the Potomac and attack Washington ana
jGeorgetowB. -
gentleman from Annapoiis, who was
on board the Admiral's shin on Friday LAST
was informed by him. that he had iost rn,
ceived some important dispatches from
| England-that he expected an additional
force in the Chesapeake in six or seven
days; and that he should depart with his
ship for Halifax in a few days
BALTIMORE. MAY I2
On Sunday last, Flag was sent BY Cen;
Mixer, with dispatches from our coyern.
ment to Adm. Warren the gentlep,sr VIII
had charge of the dispatches, overlook the
Admiraps ship below the mouth Of the Pa
tanXent they were politely received BY the
Admiral, who Immediately answerei ire
dispatch, the contents of which and Of his
answer, we have not yet aScGrtained. The
Flag returned to this city yesterday after.
noon, g the hdmiral's answer was immodi-
ately transmitted to Wash.ngton Adm.
Warren intends to proceed Immediately n
Bermuda, (not Halifax, as mentioned or
Monday and the command of the feet in
the Chesapeake will devolye on Admiral
Cockburn.
(1he Federal Gazette has since coutro-
dfcted the first fart Of the above state-
| meat.
In conversation with the gentlemen who
went down with the flag, Admiral Wa
depressed his decided Misrepresentation of the
conduct of the party who burned the towns
at the head of the bay the intended OBJ
lject OF that expedition lie stated to be the
destruction of Col. Hughes's Furnace. the
destruction of the towns were without his
orders. FRI On,
! The BARossA, new British fripate ;s
said to be off the mouth of the river--the
blockade of our ports is therefore likely 70
continue and, as Admiral Cockburn. VINO
has proved himself the Z. Hing instrument,
ot destruction, will now have che command.
we may expect that every nsarscs, eiepre
jdation ia the power Of the enemy viii be
committed. yfsg III.
BIRTHS.--In Londons GA the 7th of
March, the wife Of ]. Grown, a Journey
man shoemaker, was safely delivered Of
four boys, who were tire. same evening
named 1latthezD, Marx, Like and IAN. .
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Chiiicothe, 4th MAY, 1918.

Dear Sir,
+" The event which informed you was
spprehended has happened. Fort Meigs is
beseiged by the enemy An express has
this moment x O'clock p. M arrived from
the Rapids, bearing dispatches from Gov.
Meigs to General McArthr-. The Cover
nor is on his way 10 Sandusky, with rein
forcement to the garrison there, and wa
met by the express, to whom he had been
sent by General Harrison, with the infor-
NATION that the enemy had beseiged Fort
Meigs and requiring reDforc ements. 20 BE
mounted and marched with all possible
dispatch to the relief of the fort. de
tschment OF fifteen hundred men from
kentucky are SAID to be at Portage river,
unable to proceed on account of the besc;.
gers. When the express left Fort Meiss
(Friday goth uIt) the cannonsdjnr had
lasted 70 hours and tI,e Are OF the enemy
had been partially silsnced No ment,on
made OF any loss On our side, nor any sun.
position OF the loss Of the enemy. Gov,
Meiss has iijStfEc!ed (teherals at'AftLssr
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and Cass. upon the requisision OF 6cneral
Harrison. to march instantly all the recruits
who have been raised and all the men who
can be procured (ail to be mounted) to pro
coed with all possible dispatch to the relief
of Harrison.
While I am writing, the drums are
beating along the streets for volunteers, x
Secretary .M'Lane is busted in hurrying off
expresses to different parts OF the country
for the same purpose" .Taf. Iat.
i: Deiawcrs. { .. Nay 8. 1918.
SrR-By the return OF an express from
this to Upper Sandusky, it is ascertained
that Fort Meigs is beseiged. Gen. Harrison
has sent to Fort Finley. TO sink q boat loa-
ded with cannon ball, and not TO have any
mail attempt to pass.
The British and Indians, &c. &c. are
computed at 5000. l understand that Gen.
Clay and the Kentucky troops, had not
| arrived when the bombardment on.menced
| ON he Soth ult. have just returned from
Morton. and ] am Calling out mo nted vo.
iunteers in every contiguous direction to
rendezvous at this place and Norton imme
diately. With respect to tAe advancing of
the ne years troops, raising under your
| md, General CasS's super,ntendanCS, you
will dispose of them as you may judge best.
| Forage aad provisions can be furnished at
| this. and in advance by the u States. On
| this occasion, you are desired to exert your
authority and influence to bring or send
| all the mounted men YOU can. My Object
is to attemrt 10 force through te Fort Meigs,
if necessary, and in any event, to secure
the public stores at Upper Sandu,ky, and to
relieve the frontier inhabitants from panic
which has seiz them. In case General
II Arthur is absent, General M'Lane is de-
rscted to raise the men.
..e,., haste,
~ =. J.R. MEIGS.
| Ge':es::'ai l6'Jsrthur.
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of truce, capt. Hudson, who was Captured
by the Families a few days ago-may beg
Of you TO send a receipt for him, with tht
other prisoners
81 have the honor to be,
YOURS most faithfully, ~
"r. M. HARDY.
90 To Jur,es Stewart, Esq.
Agent for British prisoners. &c" -
~ Agreeable TO the tenor of the fore
going letter, on Sunday last the Orpheus
Captain Pagot. arrived off this harbor and
sent up a flag. The Deputy Marshal re
ceived the officer, lieutenant Dance. on
board the Revenue Cutter Eagle, Captain
Lee. A packet was sent down TO the frigate
toreceive the prisoners but capt. P,got de
clined sending them, unless a previous re.
ceipt was given for them. In consequence
of which the Deputy Marshal went OH board
the frigate. gave the receipts, and brough;
up The prisoners, in all SO -aIhoug the IN
wske CAPTAINS Hosmer. Of Norwich Ha-
th|way, of Newport, and Swift, Of Provi-
ddace.
~ In consequence of the failure of the
Tttempt of Sir l. NJ. Hardy. to effect an ex
change Of prisoners on the Goth ule. the fol :
lowing letter was addressed by him to the
american Captains, prisoners ON board the
Orpheus:
81 q. B. N. Shin Families, off Block 4
Isiand, .dttrii %, 1913. s
s' Gentieme,--On the receipt of your - :
ser, ofthe 26th inst Immediately sent tn
Orpheus to New-London, 20 effect, If pose
sibe an exchange for ven andy your Crews,
with the officer and seamen belonging to hi is
majesty's ship under my ommand, that
were captured few days ago. have re-
ceiveda very handsome letter from Robert
vairchild Esq. (Marshal for the district of
Conneoticut,) stating that he will use every
effort with your government to cause your re-
lease. However,, captain Pigot has spoken
so handsomely of your conduct /; and it be-
ing my wish, as murh as possible, to soften
the hardships of iaoividuals during this We
ry unpleasant, and sincerely hope. short
hostility between the two countries: have,
therefore, ordered the Orpheus to proceed
TO New. London and land yon trusting to
the honor Of your Chief Magistrate, to re-
tern to me the few seamen and officer, now
prisoners of the government TO which you
belong.
81 have the honor to be,
Is Yours, very faithfully,
(Signedl 1t. NJ HARDY, Caht.
TO che CAPTAINS Of The captured vesscls
on board the Or1,heus."
II CIRD.--We, the Subscribers, citi-
gems of the u. States. having been unfortu-
nately captured by II. B Ms. ship Orpheus,
Hugh Pigot. Esq. commander, feel it duty
which we owe to him and his officers, thus
pubiiclyto state-That while oA board said
ship. and at all times after the capture, we
were treated with every mark Of respect,
hospitality, civilty and Kindness which we
could wish, or they could possibly show !;
and it is with pleasure we give this public
testimony of respect and gratitude. which
we feel for him and his officers, for their
Kindness, manifested to us while, prisoners.
Robert Laevton, capt. brig Ulysses,
Elisha Szcitt. capt. schr. Piow- Boy,
Nm H1'hc1uay, capt. schr. Pc uline,
II. HosR,er, passenger.
New London, May 8. 1918.
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licking taken Off and ,he featn.r, 49,.

licking taken of, and the feather. sc,.,..
Ptne winds. Even negroes cabins ,s.rs.
reduced To ashes, ar pluuderet of tbe;r So.
ny pntance OF furniture aud Great.
Inc attack on US co;ir;,encrd q rt,,c
after day, with 20 barges aud aboo, -eo
msn ana cannisser, grape. 1s ID. shot. s.
,oNh'S, nc" over the towns and fields m
every direction. We fortunat,.,v III -.
mee Killed. and have their adnirai,s o..
know'edgment that 6 of his were woun,ed
oeiisre n the trush could be ascer+,;ns,,
ne had more wounded and some kiIie,,
am nov iuiiy satisfied in my own m;,a
mat they cannot take Baltimore. if vo,r.
troops are only in tolerabie subord;n ~
ana believe 200 disciplined troops. con-
niahoea by experienced officers wo,.t,,
aans save US At you maintain you, ground
hThiy IN Tue onset, you will be in little ds,,-
ger; lyon are driven hack. il will he go,
rum. think saw and hearl four roch ~,
nying at once, and they were. 10 De s,,r ~,
ear and eye most terrific. Sut tbeg al, raI
harmless, and are now Objects of h,:f h,t,,,
terror 10 many Of our mi!itia-men- (Snn,
their men dsser cd to US, aud ann,ber ~,
she Cecil side of the river. The fortnerin.
formed me, that.l5 came off in the SAINT.
barge with HIM, but we have not heard any
ling was among the number Consistency =,
destruction. Tie principal suffersrs ors,
captain John Allen. Mr.. Donlevy and tns
Two Miss Stargisses. The Mr. Joshna
w ara and two osher farm housee wer,
burnt. Chcs'eTtown is threatened,,'
JOHN oNklLL a"' gar
Extract OF letter from -Mr. John O'Ne;Il:
VINO was takenat Elavre de- Grace. brave.
ngnting ALONE in The Cause of his a
uopssa country, toa Gentleman ia this q.
Havre-de Grace. NM IN
NO doubt before his, YOU have bsa,'S, 30
my aefeGt. On the 3D. instant we we-s a,
tacked ~ IS English barges a, break ~
aay' iney were hbt discoyered bv ,h, 60
try until they were close to the town. W.
mad small breast work erected. with ,v,s
ana one FOUNDER in. it-and / was sta.
..ehsa az one OF the Guns. When the alan,
was given ron to tile battery, and fond
oet one man there, and ti7 or three cams
a'.Sl wards. After firing few shots they
The grape shot few very thu abont M.
loaded the gun myself, without any -.
10 serve the vent, which you know Was "a.
ny dangerous, and fired her when Che go
coiled and ran over my thigh.
tretreated down town, and ;oincd NJ
BARNES at the nail manufactory. with !.
musSet' and bred or the baages while w.
had ammunition, and then. retieated tutb,.
commons, where kert waving my hat TO
VIC VIC l".''I"' VINO nad rhn away, to come to
our assistance they, however. proved cn,v
ardiy,. and would no; come back. A. t,.
same'tme. an English officer ON borsebacpc
followed ~ the marines, rode up, ami .to,,r D.
uie with two muskcts in nv hand /, W..
carried On bsard the. Maidstone fr;ea,e
wilere i remained until released. thre,- 3avs
NICE" Ity'
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BIR THS.--In London, oa the 7th Of
March, the wife Of, j. Grown, Journey
man shoemaker, was safely delivered Of
four boys, who were tire same evening
named Matthew, Marx, Like and John.2
and are all likely 20 live
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F. Wortkington, .Ahrl %.

A skirmish took place some days since,
on the Laxe. Between a. small party of
General Harrison's men, and ar equal mum
Der oflndians. They were in skiffs on the
water, for what purpose we have not lear
ned. Our men were victorious: The Ur-
banna paper says, the enemy had men
killed; and our party 3.
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deeds perpetrated by remorseless sayages
the allies Of his majesty" who is " the
bu'wark of our religion" to show him ..tha,
hisfireseafS have not been made to migrate
ful people," and that they ''are not idle
friends" Charleston Gaz.
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BRll lSti PRlVAIEER CAPTURED.
The English privateer Crown, of one
large gun and about twenty men, was cap
tured on Thursday last off Waldoborough,
by sloop fitted out front that place, man
ned with about 90 volunteers. and com
manded by capt. Tucker, an old naval off
Ger of the revolution.
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Wegu York, Mau II, 1873.

The frigate United States, Commodore
Decatur, did not go ont yesterday morning
as we anticipated; because "a and 8 fri
gates were discovered in the OfIing.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-22
O. Education.

WILLIAM KENWORTHY, whs
w some years past taught sexooL
in Alexandria, proposes. in about six or
eight weeks from this time, to return
and resume the business of Teacher.
Any persons disposed to place their
children, or others, under his tuition, to
be instructed in Reading, Writing, Gram
mar, Arithmetic, Geometry, Surveying,
Navigation, or other requisite branches
of the Mathematics, are respectfully IN
vited to make application, after he shall'
have como to town, at his former place
of residence near the cerner of Priace &
St Asaph streets, or previously to Tho
mas Shreve, John Jonney, Or Edward
Stabler, who will answer any enquiries
that may be necessary.
lstme. 29th law
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CNo. 1907

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of Khng e Farfar-streets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
sr vHoLEshL3 AND REgAIt,
.. Teas-gunpowder, inn
80 boxes perial, hyson, dyson ns skim,
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds ! New Orleans & Mussevado
$50 bbls5 Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molasses
$ pipes, s half pipes and or casks L Z
Madeira
pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
IA pipes Red Catalonia
40 cases choice Claret
2 butts, IL half pipes Malaga
pipes, 6 half pipes and 20 qr. casks
Tenerife
10 pipes real Cognac Brandy
S pipes Gin
90 puncheons We.t-India Rum
Is puncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbls. Peach Brandy
rs do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
hhds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
40 bales Cotton
900 ID. Bengal Indigo
800 ID. Bright Nader
5000 ID. Goshen & Rhode Island Cheese
500 bush. ground allHm Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, cassia, ri.
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped CaE
dies, maccauba, rspPee and scotchSnufs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, SALE
Petre, Arnuttc, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Ganpowder, patent Shot, Flints,
Hairpowder, Sifter,, Cigars, Demiiohns,
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Cork,,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
sc.
W b. so bushels fresh 4oarranted
GLOVER SEED.
March s.
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g j. D. sIMMs, RoKaL-s1REET, .aLE1ANnRI.a.
John Gardner Laid
January II

John Gardner Laid
HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tiercss and
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepperin bags,
Imperial. Gunpowder, Young Hysnn
Skin, and Hyson Teas, Of the lat
estimportatious, ia quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 7 by 9, Shy IL, and 10 BY -
Bristol Glass, in whole and hai
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey aud Apple Brandy in tisrces
& bbls.
Few ar. casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
Cordage and Lines of various sorts,
Writing md Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Wopcn's and Children's Shoes
insbarrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS of the most approved
construction and one pair freEch
Burr Mill Stones.
october 6,
Notice is hereby given to
the poor women Of the town of Alexan-
dria, that OF application 70 the subscri-
Der, they can be furnished with cotton
to spin, and that liberal p,ice will be
paid for SPINNING the same.
IEaac Robbins.
Who has for Sale,
Coste-rSli.a5ie tor making carpet@
spun %, tbs poor o. the town, and the
pyccccds of which will be applied to
'heir relief
december ls.
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NOTICE.

UNHE Stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandra, are hereby
notified, thata dividend of profits of q
per cent. on the capital stock paid IN, is
this day declared payable to tham. or
their legal representatives, on Friday,
18th instant.
BY order Of the President and
Directors.
VIM. PATTON, Jr. Cashier.
March s dH
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r yENDU.E;.
Friday
E. ss corner of Prince
C5,,3y (. Goods Gro
\, viii vii os expressed
So d the day. ~. on Il.
F. o,.ss of which are? are
F: N. ,ims be viewed
)! 81 s, limitation
0.ll~r
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TO RENT,
lust Published,

Just Published,
For Sale by ROBERT GRAY
A MAP of the British Possessions
"A in North-America, including part
Of the United States. by ID. Allan
A pamphlet accompanies the Map, con-
tanning brief description OF the Towns.
Rivers and Forti6cations, contiguous to
the Seat of War, fully explaining the
Map-Price of the Map and Pamphlet
8 Dollars.
JUST RECEIVED,
A correctChart of Long-IslandSound,
from Montauk Point to Frogs Point, in-
Guiding Fishers Island Sound, Swatch
Hill Reef-Price Of the Chart S SO
also,
A large supply of Reeves Water
Colours in Boxes of s, II * "a co,oGrs
each. at prices from IS cents to dol
lars.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-22
Laurel Grove for Sale.

DY virtue of a deed OF trust to me,
~ from Bushrod Washington, Jun.
| will dispose Of the above. estate to. a3y
person inclined to puleh.se, II lies in
Westmoreland s"caty, on the river POI
fomac, n. Is. supposed to contain about
800 acres. The soil is rich and well
adapted TO the production of corn and
wheat. understand that it is well i'm
proved by good Dwelling House,
other out houses sad orchards.
For terms. apply to the subscriber.
Bush. Washington
Mount Vernon.
March 9 7awtf -
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PRINTING!
March 9

ExEcurED AT TH1s OFFICE;
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PALE,
|nOls.." second hand
hSs order. En-.
d
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LAWRASON & FOWLE

HAZE FOR SALE
THE Cargo of Schooner Iraveiler'
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, OF 1000
feet merchantable and clear LUMBER.
also, LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Iwine.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles.
so cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners Oil
February i.
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dissolution of Partnership.
March s.

dissolution OF Partnership.
TSHE subscribers have this day dis.
Il solved their partnership in the
Ssddling Business. All persons having
claims against the firm are notified to
bring in the same for settlement on or
before the 27th day of the present month,
and all persons indebted thereto to make
payment on or before the sand day to
William S. DorrelI, who has the ssttic4
ment OF the partnership business.
Patrick King,
VIM. S. DorrelI.
March l9
w. S. DORRELL.
RESPECTFULLY informs the pub.
lie in general, that he will continue
to carry on the business at the North
Corner of King & Washington Streets,
and solicits continuance of their Gus.
tom,
March ia.
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SLAVES.

SE.AVt.S.
On MONDAY, the fifth of Ap'il
next, if fair if not, the next fair day !;
will be offered for sale, at the tavern Of
Captain George Williams, in this place,
for ready money-FIFTY SLAVES
belonging to the estate of John Gibson,
deceased; consisting Of men, women
and children.
JOHN SPENCE,
JAMES REID,
Executors of John Gibson.
Dumfries, March 4. dts
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6. MsrRellcr.
TGlRVEI

4 GARt L /.
S., .,kc notice ad that
lc,,%m,in 70 be ns' d
| Al ,Ilssants ia, in Apfn ,
',5srcai,sr as coan' 81
.,,.l m2yc that conFt
|, ,raiosi ven in favor
',,.a.. Of Alexandria
T,,y Nine Dollars
,,--5eiag tae amouht
] yea to the Common
,ir.. uOsa your Lot,
p,,cr OF Qnscn and
I the y;ass 1904, s.
II =,
+ osC0ngress, passeu
!, 1904
h D. Silnns,
Cunt. Of Meran lria.
cSN
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A&1SA HS0&
~ Horatio Middleton, Master.
Burthen 800 Barrels-will be ready
for the reception Of a cargo in five days
Applyto
Adams, Herbert & Co.
Who have Just received for Sale,
Ils|Bales first quality Upland Cotton,
81 hhds. do. do. .Muscovado,
$4,000 VT. Green and White Coffee,
So bids. and tierces Molasses,
% punchcons Rum,
IL chests Young Hyson Tea,
50 casks Brown Stout,
IS kegs Harris's Tobacco,
l25 boxes and half boxes Segars,
500 VT. Race Ginger, & -
so spanish Hides.
ALSO,
40 tons Plaster Paris,
40 barrels Tar. --.r--
March 4.
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Museum,
['E:P'ioo Of visitors,
Fa!y excepted, from
| N~aOd on We'd
Lan o 70 9 o'clock.
E.tsn i a pleasure,
"esiag an Assem-.
Nature and Art,
|. Museum, is at al,
| Nd2Nt'ance for
!, ''r each visit
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{EW ESTABLISHMENT.

Opposite the Eagle Tavern.
FaVIlE Subscribers having entered into Co partners
q ship, under the firm of
4. b. SEIXHS, 81 Co.
Respectfully inform their friends, and the public il,
general, that they have JUST received from the ma
nufacturers of New-York, Philadelphia and Balti~
more, SD trunks Shoes, comprising "a very general
assortment of the following, viz:
Ladies black and cold. vi orocco slips and ties:
do do. de. do. DO. London dressed.
Do do. do. DO DO. with Buckles.
Do. do. Seal and Cordoyan Slips, trimmed s:
with buckles.
DO. do. Morocco walking and cork soles.,
do. English and American Kid slips of all CO.
Tors, plain. full trimmed and with buckles.
Misses black and caioured Morocco slips and ties
Do coloured slips.
Do. Leather Slips, Ties and Boo.ees.
Childrens' black and co'd. Morocco Slips. TIES s.
Dootees
Gentemens' and boys fine Shoes and Pumps
Do do Shoetees
Together with large assortment of mens' wo.,
mems and boys commos Leather Shoes.
Also
Playing Cards Desilver's Mandatory Walk
ing Canes: Trunks Brushes Hat Covers: Chill
drens' London Hats and Feathers
Do. Worsted Socks and Stockings
Chenille and other trimmings:
Which they will dispose of at tie most moderate
prices for cash or approved paper.
II. MARKS,
l. y. SEI&AS.
January ii. Gw