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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-06

$4,000 lbs. first quality old CHEESE
In prime order, for sale by
Il. p, COPPER.
August 9. lawtw
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+. ). The action commenced at M.
nutes before P. IA. and ended 81 minutes
after 3 p. Nj.
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LONDON, June s.
THE THEATRE.

Last night performer, whose name is
PAYNE, native of America, and who, it is
said, has acquired considerable share OF
theatrical fame in that country, appeared,
for the first time on the British stage, at
Drury lane theatre, in the character of
Young WorUai. The part is very interest
ing in itself, and was rendered more so by
the person and manner of this new candi-
date. Mr.. PAYNE appears to be very
young, and his department seemed TO be
the effect Of feeling rather than of study.
Hence, although it was, in general, rather
prepossessing from its simplicity, it was
sometimes ungraceful, and almost awk-
ward. He had evidently considered the
text oftbe character with great minuteness,
and gave some passages with more of pre-
cision than has marked the usual delivery
Of them. Occasionally, however. there
seemed too effected an accuracy. His pro-
nounciation, particularly in words contain
ing the vowel q, appeared to be provincial,
but most probably was precisely American.
His figure and countenance altogether sug-
gested the idea OF young woman in mas
culine attire, but his voice, though youth
fui, was manly and firm. His acting was
evidently marked by feeling & good sense,
and had an original cast except that at times
there seemed TO be kind of familiarity il
his utterance, which he might be concciv-
cd to have adopted from the manner Of the
late MIR. COOKE, of whom we understand,
he is an avowed admirer. Upon the whole,
Mr.. PAYNE's performance was interesting I;
he was at times energetic and animated,
Ss although displayed talents, which, with
due encouragement, may entitle him We
~ N q L CT
He was very much applauded throughout,
and particularly for his manner of dying,
which was peculiarly simple and affecting.
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Continued
No. s.

1t 30 THE READER.--We k0v. lsid before
goa Nos. & 2 of these interesting Dosuuen,s go
for snsht that We anticipate, slal; give YOU n,
opportunity OF seeing the spAoie Of iiem. Yhsv
a:o" you Of what stnE the enemy is made, and that
here Is no species Oh Insult end sPCresson 10 which
hs viii not stocp, to vrou: "A J,,,,,cl,,, IN. e.
the present we ship sos. 5, 4, S, 6S7, and
co immediately to ,h&t theior witch SO rorcrfv
touches the basiness and bosom" Of The Vi.einao
we mean the
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JUST PUBLISHED,

JCSI POELLStTD,
a ND For Sale at PETER COTTOM's Book s:
b Stationary Store, second door tbovs the Eagle
Tsvern--the following New Works. VIZ:
Horace in Lonaon, by the authors OF the Rejected
Addresses
Burke's Posthumous Works, volume five;
Christian Morals, by Hannah Moore, autsoress Of
Practical P;ety;
Magdalm, OF the Penitent oi Godstow, move
by Elizabeth Helne;
Researches in Russia;
Miss Miturd'a Poems, secsn.l edition.
Bridal OF Trier.nain, or the Vale OF st. John, q
Lovers Tale, said to be written by i. RrsEip.,
.fL80, Inst Receiped.
A fresh supply OF DUANE's Hand Book, for In.
fsnt,y and Rihen.en.
ne also erhects in a fer days,
WoodfslPs Edition of Junius's Letters, with Foe
Sbri'es, and several other new work.
AGgust 10. II
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.NEtr ESTABLISHNkErr.

.NETr ESTABL ISHRsEErr
x 3 THEW Fl. RICE & co. have taken that con.
70 veIiient stand near the Hasip, lately occuoied
By hessrs CahtH q Riges. where they ai,b pre-
pared 10 transact business on commission, and to
take on S L . r a Il Il, Flour, pHhisisy, So
ihsy also intend Keeping the bes, assortment o!
GROCERIES,,
That can be procured, which they are determined
20 sell on the most moderate ,erns that can Dc af
fo-dei
September 90. If
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yo SPoRTsMEM:

& ME following Valuable HORSES will be offered
X FOR sale durug the next Fairfield Races, viz
An imported Mare, pet by Trumps;or, ct youns:
DoNy, by lmpcrator--her first Colt, mare H.,
,ozzard, together with her Colt OF last srr'ns, ~
!A-tkeH dieT--a third Colt, ely three years old
ast spring. i'y Sir Harry~-Gnd lastly. Colt vi last
s,srine by Sin Archer.
ae terms OF sale MI! b. made known a, the time.
THCMaS TAYLOR.
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COPXt
JOHN MYERS, Aid de-camo.

Extract Of letter from Bcigadier General
Taylor to the Secretary Of War, dated
NORFOLK, Cd Jolly 1873.
enclosed, As WAS promised YESTERDAY.
copies oi the letters written to Admiral War-
res ard Gen. Beckwith. NV aid who car
r'ed them down yesterday, brought back a
letter from Admiral Warren, Of whish n co
.py is enclosed, aud mas made a statement of
what occurred IN his conference will the
General.
ISo letter Of the Admiral, though polite.
Is Certainly not responsive TO any thing v.hol,
mas occurred and the Conversation @i,h the
Seneral, though equally civil, is obviously
designed 70 prevent any further di.cus,ion
OF the subject. From the report Of prison
ers and dsseGers, there IS too much reasor
to believe, that before the attack ON era.
hey island, She cupidity Of the troops had
oeen sXcEed bY promise OF the pinsge Of
norfolk 20 inhame their resentrnent q fter
tneir failure, and to keep ai.ve tue nope of
pi1hder a Norfolk, tAere IS much ress5p
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Extract from General Nrders.

rTsF. HgJt. Gems OEce WlrJolk, JnIg ].
1915.
The General Commanding, has deemed IL
proper 70 remohst~ate against the excuses
committed BY the British troops. who took
possession CT = tmpton.--It mas been at
r. mpted 10 justify or paliiate these excuses,
on h ground q inhumapity in some, Of the
troops at Crancy Island, who are charged
win having waded into the river and ,hot Al
inc unrcsistinS and yielding fee. WIN chung ~
ne wreck Ut boat, which had been sunk
O} the ire OF our guRs.---Humanity and mer.
cY are nseF'srable from true courage, end
me General knows too well the Character Of
me troops Under his command, 60 doubt thcir
maghaninity towards an unresistiug foe
IL IS equally due 10 the honor Of the troarye
engaged and TO the hitherto uuQuestig' cd
fa"e OF the American arms, for honoy aud
vesGgated 80 ~ iu'
IL the charge be well fm,raea H..
" .'usS oe pufi" ca by Punishment for th;y,
90, 'oi'' III, as the Commando, b,,a
anu beheNeS' the Conduct OF oar tro.,,. -
~, ''IsO' .o'SsiVed, the world should hay@
IT. ',''C record to rerel the imputa,;or
Gers, to consist of Col. Freenan 80 y, o'.l-
1t Nols boykin, Mason and Rcs5 ,si''-u''
Nvene, the day after tornofiavy =, 10 Ton
De appointed by the President for, H.. "
pose OF investigating these caa-gss al P,lr'
port accordingly. 90 ana re
LANES MAURICE, 6Tg5o,
"ef'ng ,1S'. .4ayt. Gsnsyai.
o,, REPoRT or Tx BoARD
AAe evidence saYIog Teen rone ,t.
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o. oUIRAGEs AT HAMPTON.

Extract Of a letter from Gen. TAYLOR To Al
Inlr1 Warren, dated Head Quarsers.
Norfolk. 2oth June, 1873
nave Heard with grief and astonjsh :
msnt OF the excesses, both 10 property and
persons, committed by the land trooos.
WHO took possession Of HamptoJ The res
pert entertain for your personal cha acter
eacs i1e 30 make known these exc,ss-.
4 would not become 1ne 20 suggest whar
course ct caquiy and punishment is due 70
the honor ~ your arms But the world viii
9apPcsr these acts to have been approved. If
not eHcG&G. WI oh are PASSED over wish
in'punity. do not howeVcr depreca,c sny
measures which you may til.ilE necessary ~.
pr pe'---n~' ao1 prepared FOR any species OF
warfare, Inch you may Ec disposed 10 GRO
sscute. e IS Tor the sake Ok humanity en-
ttr tris protest.
g We ere in this pare the country mere
y - the nJyiciate 81 our warfare. The
character II viii hereafter assume, whether
vt nhdness or ferccity. will materially de-
pend Oh the hrst Opcrati0nSof our arms And
nn zoe personal Character and dispositions
OF the respective commanders. For mysglf
as$ore you most sOler,,lly, mat ] nsither
haze authoriS0d, nor Will sanction any ont -
rag ca humanity or the laws of civiijzsd
warlarc. On the Contrary. think it dee
30 iSs- 10 iay personal kon0r. than to thar cf
n'y c"oh;fy, 20 lepr.ss and punish every ex-
c@"s.---i hope tnet these sentiments viii be
T-clproCs.ed. twill depend on yol wheta
~ the evils inscparabie from a state OF var.
Snt'i Ih our operations, be tempered by the
'iiiaBess o. civilized iife. OF under Your an
tHoFAv he aggravated by a.! the fiend-
l.F- passions which can be instilled into
than'."
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BARBARITIES OF THE ENEMY.
y o q M E n IS

Accompanying the Report of COMMITTEE OF
O. Honse f'Represen,atives, appointed
qniie into tie spirit and manner in
"iaoh The war has been waged by the en-
eIny.
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.NOYLcI

+ Ii+t)IEDN va bc prescsCed Ga the next Cen.
= erd Sssco..@y O. virginia, praying hat +, law
,'sy rts9 for tie es''Ohsn"ent o. d Town al Buck.
t.s,isrn C,ug; .uouse.
Strt,G.t.rT. PrZrlu
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| to tear that or troops have numerically
been Charged with misconduct at Crauey
Island, and ihl made 3preteXt for tngr
eScesses and their eoEd(6t al Hsmpton.L
enteriain Eo doubt oHti,c Justification d!
se honor anc ma COMMUNITY of olr snen, by
the report OF the buald Of officers do
not mean that the subject shall drop, but
when conmuh'r ate tsse report, shall,
leave the British Conc mander the alterna-
i've, either OF adopting similar measures in
MS own army or remaining under tine umpI
taiion. ct having excited their troops to
co.'mit these e;;cesses. Our troops axe
highly inhaned.
NGtes for captain MYERS in his interview
with Admiral Warren.
n defehceless aud uuresistipg town has
been gVsa gp % inarorim,nats Dillags--
though oi,iiized war to:erates this only a.
TO toc,lhed places carried by assault, and
after sunlmohs.
individuals have been stripped naked-a
sick man stabbed swice in the hospitai-a
sick man shot at Pembroke in his bed, and
in the arms Of mis- wife, long after the defeat
Of the troops--his wife also shot at ana
wounded, a Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby.
Females have been not only assaulted and
personally abused and struck--but even vi
olated.
1t occasion offers, notice may be incident
ally made OF the information given by pris-
oners ard deseriers Of the promise to plum
der at Norfolk.
AS 20 the imputatiun on our troops at era
ney Island, f Admiral Warrcn should men
ton 1t, deny the fact and state the actual
conduct OF our troops, in going into the Wa
ter to assist their men, and then giving them
refreshments as soon as they entered The
fort. Reier TO the conduct OF all Cur PMS
oners, particularly those taken from tie
boats Vi Tie Victorious
IOEN NfVEnc
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Five Dollars Reward.

- aN-A-N n the SuOScriber living
d u Chesternei q Negro Man named John Sack,
toriae+y the property o. Col. John Rsssstt OF Han
oyrr--now the property uf John K. Mehone.
Al reasonaUi. "xpenees will be paid on delivery
,Be, secure him in Jail that get him agxin
Oct 1. Itp JOHN " AEhONH.
YIRGLVIyf
a T Rules o,ian "a the Clerks Office Of the Supe-
4 r4or CoHrt Vi Cir,nc.ry foc tise Hchipond DIS
,rict tao 2",. Jay u September, 1915.
Jos" b. OSg, lP!aiatlS.
AGAINST
Elizabeth S,ockdeil, widow of John Stockel!, deed
John Sloe;,,ei,, infant lsic OF the ssi oin Stock
sie by the sad Rhz beth; has guardian to be as
ssgned. William Alexander, John Grsharn, DAME y
broadhs.d. jc Reuben Pickett & May MeBride.
Defendants.
TEE Defendant Daniel Brosdhead, ,r. not having
catered his appearance and given security ae.
cording 70 the Act of Assembly and ts rules ot
this Coutt, and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that re IS not an iuhso,tant of this country--h
rs ordered. rhst the said Defendant do appear
hore ou the 6rst ayof the next term and answer
the Iii ~ the Painful; and THAI .opy OF this oc
der DC forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
ished in the City of Riohmond, fcr TIVE months sue
cessgeiy aud posted at the front door Of the Capto!
IL the said City.
a Copy, reste,
WILLIAM w. HENING, C. @.
ot.i. Wv
CT. HiLAIRE MAHGK. tenders his service, in
Ctne art uf Dancing the gentle and ladies of
this ciiy He will teach Che newest French Csuitry
Dsnces--also the Gavotte, the Shawl Dance, the
Waltz aad the iiornpipe. in s their various ways
end new steps.t'he terms of tuition will be three
srmes week, and SO lessons per quarter. He viii
attend private families THIS city, and hopes TO give
full satisfaction 10 those persons who will fsvor him
with iaeir condolences.
ror further particulars, information may be OBJ
.tued ny applying ar his residence, facing Mr.
r'c.cgts garden, IN Mr.. Thamas's house, near Mr.
visits apo,aeSases shop, Sbockoe Hill
'ie will give Balls every week, az waich none will
i.ttt.e I1rt. - .tt,,
oPen AS school GU Monday the Eth OF October
September IS. st
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Sir Sidney Beckwith to General TAYLOR.
MS Mc.irs.y'S ShiH San Donirg9,
SIR,
Admiral sir John Warren having COM
mun;Cated 10 me ihe contets OF your letter,
lose no time in assuring you, that your
wish cannon exceed mine 10 carry Oh war
with every attention to the unfortunate in.
dividusls, IA whose immediate vicinity mil
itary operations may take place. In this
spirit ! shall vie with you To the utmost
At the same time ought to state to you,
that the excuses Of which you complain at
Hampton were occasioned by procee ding
of SO extraordinary q nature, that If had
not eetn an eye witness, | could uot have
credited it. st the recent attempt on Ora
ney Island, the troops in {, barge sunk by
the ire OF your guns, chung TO the wreck Of
thc boat. Several Americans, ] assure you
mos; soemny, wased oil from the island,
and IN presence Of all, engaged, fired upon,
and shot these poor fellows. With feeling
natural to such proceeding, the men of that
corps landed at Hampton.
That occurrences Of that kind may never
occur again, and that the troops of each ma
uon may be guided BY sentiments of honor
and humanity,is the earnest wish Of
yours, &c.
<Signed) SIDNEY RECKWITH.
Quarter Master Generql.
Brigadier General Taylor, commanding
the y. States troops at Ncrfo!k.
II tYue cohu.
JAMES MAURICE Major.
2ctinr assistant A dinsant GsreyoI
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have communicated to my frierd. cir sid
neg .iscSw with, tie coJnniander of his males
VS. forces ot shore, this part Of YOU let
ter, and lie viii have the honor az Wi :
tns to you upon the points TO which it al.
lu,les.
beg leave TO asspre YOU that it is nv
wish to alleviate the mistortun-s o. the war
com n'encsd against my country, by every
"eans IN 10y power-st the same t,me l
am prepared 10 meet any result that may
cns]e betwceA the two nations.
have The iionoc co be, sc.
(oisned) JOHN h. WARREN,
Admiral OF the blse. and colr Z ander
IN chat.
Brisadier Cen Tavlcr, connz6 le
u. States forces at Hampton.
4 1'lse C9hH.
JAMES MAuslSs ~.
acting assistant -Adjutant General
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FOH SALE,
2''o sao,s sail Lisetpo3l fired,
. nous. E,Otn .3u-sr-i2 ihi5 Loaf ditto,
si.ie|I SOS EJFec-- 90 do Germqn S.rel,
600 'DS Black tepvc,-- 80 90 fresh Natmegs
H50 chests and boe fresh 'p,p,iiai Tea,
10 ldpea French Jriaty----f ersne'5 Cargo.
The accse goo Is " b. sold Oh reasJnc br terms 81,
application either {" tiie Subscriber o. 70 Me,lra
14oneurc, X. * P.e.sants.
JAMES USHER.
Sertember II. N
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JAMES MAURICE Major
acting assistant Adjusant General.


Head Q~arFers. Norjolk, July !, 1913.
SIR,
1t etfords me the highest satisfaction TO
receive your assurance that you wish ",o
carry on war with every attention TO The TN
iforn'iats individuals in whose igssinsi ate vi
cmity military operations may fake place.
Such sentiments can alone give spiendor TO
courage and confer honor on military skill.
w orth!ess IS the laurel stepped in female
tear, and joyless the cpnquests which have
!inhicsed needless woe on The peaceful sn6
unresstilig. The irauEneSs wi,n which yol
admit TIE excuses at Han,ptuu, is a guar
antee against the repetition
Cannot doubt, sir. your conviction that
the scene described by you 2 Granny Island
was really acted. But hv the very reason il
appeared to you incredible aad iai,,nnan, i,
ss'oaid have been unauthorized Your own
perception OF propric;y shall decide If Facts
should not have been az certained * redres.
demanded, before retaliation was resortcd
10, d retaiiationtVo eXtrava gent in its rneas.
urs. applying not 30 the perpetrators of tie
aiiedged OF. nee or thsir co,nrades. but to
the innocent and helpless have reason
TO think that you are mistaken IN your i'm.
prcssioDs OF the conduct Of Our irocps at Crg-
ney iiand- mat they Waded intothe water
on the sinking of vour boat, is trre--but |
| ca that i was Tor tie purpose "a securing
the'f conquest and assisting the periskine-
| one pei perhaps more was eSot, but II
was only Tor continued fort TO escaDe
after repeated offers of safety On Surrender
--snch at least is TIE Representation made
to me. If however your welding tropy,s
nave been butchered. j: is due to the honor
OF our arms 70 discIoim and punish me emo,
NIFTY. The fame of mv coirtry shall never
DC furnished by such conduct in the troors
andeT roy command. have To day order
eo an enquiry into The iac,s, by board of
teid otiicers--prsper measures shall be Ia
Ken to punish whatsoever 81 irnDrnpriei,
may have been committed. natter ,nyselt
YOU WIZ perceive in these rnsasi,rcs ,lisDo-
s'dPn toaitord no Cause &c rcproach in apv
future Conflict. When we rneet, let 4 Gem
bat as soldiers, jesloos Of the honor II orr
respective Countries. anxious To sprpass
each other as well in IN sgnaniosity asks cou-
rage.
accept, sir. the assurance OF my hiEh con-
s,!craficn and respect,
(SigHcd) ROB1'. 3. TAYLOR.
=. ..., Brig. Gen, Commanding
10 Dir Sidney Beokwith, =. NJ. Glen.
commanding the land forces OF ii.
b. M. Hampton Roads
COPY,
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FARMING,


NST ANTS 4 SITUATION, a single man, Who
w perfectly understands the superintendent *
proper msnageunent OF Fsrming--tia culture OF
small Grain. Glover and Grass seeds OF different
Kind and who has had great experience in Penn
syivsn.s--!iAevise IN Virginia.
All letters postpaid aDG sent this eiiee for w.
9. shaiI be duly attended to.
N b. No Gsnteasan need apply but suck as are
disposed 20 give liberal encouragement He has 40
objection 10 go;ne ts any part OF the U. States
Sept. T. epts
z : YE and CORN The subscriber wants con-
L Z siderable quantity Of Rye snd Corn. whch he
will pay cash tor delivery a; Petersburg. April
cation may be nlste to in at Robert Nelson *
Cos OF kichmond, or Thomas Nelson S7Co's us
Petersburg. VIZ. IL. NELSON.
FOR S-4LE,
1900 sacks fine Salt, 1000 bags Coffee, part green,
so bags Pepper, 30 hhds. Aiuscovado Sugar,
% boxes HAVANA White Sugar,
80 barrels Loaf do. lahe,rd
IG pipes Loudon Particular Ieneriis Wine,
Is bales Spinh'ng Cotton,
100 kegs Gun-Po~der, 500 Spanish Hides,
Eiisiered Steel, Queens Ware, Window Glass So
Opposite The Eel. 2'av.rn--hy
WSs. SHEPHERD.
Scptember IL. 81
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PUBLIC SHE.

On Monday, the Iith OF October next, at William
Shepards Ware-house, .New6ern. n. G. s..
NR( I'LL osmn,enoe the Sale of 2i5 bales, %
w chests. ~ triAks, IS cases, boxes, 60 cssls
434 bundles aud % crates OF ENG LlSH GOODS,
eaptursd by lie private armsd Schooner Snap Dra-
gon, Otway Burns, co,nnsnder, on board tho Bri
risa brig Aon John Martin, master bound from Lii
EeFpooi 10 81. Johns, New. BfunswicE.--SUoh In
voioes as have yet hans (suiouniing 10 ui.
wards of 4oo9M s;ariing). oontGin Goods of he
Following description, viz
Sapsrine aud Coarse Cloth, o. as colours S. Ei2es
G.s.,.neTes DO. do.
Grey, hsuv1i y olive Coatnss,
ked and W..i;e tisnnels. hose sc striped Blankets
Plans iia3.is, ks.seys. Boal5a1eGa,
LiOmGa4~t Of all colours,
Ssitgetts 4 tsai.sneCs, % ell colours, plain and
Lsuscd,
SvsnSdcwn, striped end fcured,
prin e's, brunswick AID seunet's Cord,
iiUsn.nss, Al colours. Csrpetimg,
CSRbiTc X Cambria ~ usiiu, Cotton 9nirtngs,
Prnts, Csicocs aud s3lavIs,
CHest anti tsnoy Mole SHOWN,
ts'., aud silk striped To;lanutts,
}eniCr'', patent sud W,nG sor Col1!s,
Vose'een<, B.ssis S;;ocknrt,,
Webb Drsees, Cotton 4 alb Lacus,
Hlens and ~omens DOtton AID woFsted Hose,
Diinities, Love HhdSis. Beaver Gloves,
F9usy Nestuiets, Sewing SILKS, Soot Cord!
Tarcnd, London o WhNs Chappei Needles
t1 c@sss Card Wire, invci;ed at 220Jl. sterling,
rs Tons Steel aud Sheet Iron.
CT lie 4onieats Of So packages as ye. IN.
Known, AMI iusy contain Go0is Of other Kinds
NIra'e there any iagocSs fo- tie See., Sheet-}r ron
orthodoxy.
AZ tie same time v;n a!so be sold the brig Nm
With heE Furniture
The sa's VII be for Cash payable when the
Goods ere delivered.
EDWARD PAsTEUR.1
WILLIAM St4hFALiD,S Agents
Eesbern, +. e. sept. az st
ssNiE Subscribers wish 10 engage io,medately
I ~ w 50 WAGONS. 70 go as Ear as the Pi
lns crse, g returh to RiGhrnuId--a5out 20 mics
s.s,ahes.
.HoEctye, RobiMson 81 Pte6sants.
lcta sepcember. eptt
EfUit ", neat Carrisse, with Double
Z risr Harness "5 TINS olive.
JE.S'K-S 81 BKLLKHI.g
e AVE rGeciged from the Common Eau Of this
Il 4 City. LiceGsc to sci! at Pubic Vendue any
eommauds from their fr ends and t,e public, ia tha
hOci'o" and CO'nia,s.oo business will BE- PROMPTLY
a'tey.sJ 20 --hcy o6er at prya sale, ior cash o.
sptr91et paper, al NJ. s. Storr5' Buildings, Man
Stre.t---
IS ,IhdG. Museoysdo Sugar,
50 FL. Loaf DO.
y BIKES do. dn.
g Chests 2. Boxes Imperial s, Yom. ;I:ys2p
'eas, Lafest InnpoGGno~
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