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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
'1nlportant documents.
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RELATIONS WITH FRANCE.

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
70 the Mouse Of Rebresenfaspes ef the Umfsd States.
transmit to the House of Representatives Re-
port OF the Secretary OF State. complying with
resolution IF the I1th instant.
Jan H. JAMES MADISON.
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REPORT.

The Secretary OF State, TO whom was referred the
resolution of the House of Representatives Of the ith
inst requesting the President communicate 60 the
House amy information in his possession, and which
II may he improper to dvulge in relation to the
omission or refusal OF the French government TO ac-
credit the Minister Penpotentiary sent BY the United
States to that Court, or Of his reception accredited
Of the time when he Was so accredited. and OF ste
progress OF his negociatior, has the honor TO com.
,nuncate to the President. for the information Of
the House, the following letters in relation to that
subject, viz:
a letter from Mr. Crawford to the Secretary of
State of the 18th Aug. 1918, enclosing one to the
Duke of Bassano Of the 9th July, and mis- answer
of the lst Aug. and an extract Of letter from Mr.
Crowford TO the Secretary of State Of the 9Th Sept
Respectfully submitted, JAMES MONROE
Deforfmcst Of STATE, January ls, 1914.
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.Mr. .aaams T. the sser-s@y If Stare.

o. FcffsonTyn, lin DcceinHer, 1911.
sre--Cn the 4th inst received the duplicate Of
your favor Of the lst joy last, announcing the de-
claration ty the Congress OF the United sts,es Of
wrr against Great Britain, and enclosing printed 60
pies OF the Prcsidents yroslamsti8n founded upon
t, OF is previous Message recommending il. Of the
Report Of the Ccun,iuee Of Foreign Re:A,ions pre-
posing Il, aud Of the National hel!igcncer Of the
2oth jane The original of yoSr letter with these
documents mt having yet come 10 hand, 'hcsc gaye
me The first official communication Of tic rsf.
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FOK cAt.r.,
4 small DraCt on Charleston. Q. G. payable al
"a sight. Inquire A. this Office. Jan. ~.
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Mr. CRAWFORD TO Mr.. MONROE.
D,,,,e 4 SRI 3s,r,.sf

Paris, 15hh .7ngusf. 1873.
siR-On the 9th ult. wrote to the Duke of Bas-
sano, to inform him of my arrival in Paris, in qua-
On the 9th inst. received an answer dated at Dres.
den the 1st. Copies of my note and Of his answer
are herewith enclosed. I am, &c.
(signel) WM. II. CRAWFORD.
Hon James Monroe, Secretary Of State.
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''" eNn"foRp 10 IN DpMe OF pAsSANo
Paris, 27th Jtiiy. 1918
My LoRD--I have the honor to inform your Ex-
dent OF the United States of America Minister Plen
ipoten,ary to the Court Of His Imperial and Royal
Majetty, the Emperor of the French and King of It.
ally. wait the pleasure of your Excellency to the
time and manner Of presenting my credentials, pre-.
paratery to my reception by the government OF His
Imperial and iioya, Majesty. as the accredited Min
lister PlcniPotentay of the United States of America
seize on the present occasion to assure your Ex-
celency of the distinguished consideration with
which have the honor TO be your obedient and
very humble servant.
(sgned) WM II. CRAWFORD.
His ETceiiency the Duke Of Rassaao.
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THE DUKE or BAssANo re NR CRAWFORD.
Translated Dresden, .7ug in, 1873.
sIR-l have had great pleasure in h, airing OF your
safe arrival an France, and have received the letter
which YOU did me the honor to address to me on the
9th Of July, on your nomination in the quality Of
Minister Penipotentiary Of the United States to His
Imperial Majesty the Emperor of the French and
King Of Italy. The choice which your government
has made of person so distinguished in his own
country, and so worthy Of this honorable mission.
cannot but be agreeable to His Imperial Majesty
and though he is at this time absent from Drestien
l can give you this assurance in his name. will
have the honor to communicate to you his intentions,
respecting the presentation of your letters OF cre-
dence and your reception. Without waiting even
for this, will receive all the communications which
you may think proper to make 70 me as the Minister
Penipotcntiary of your Government, and the delay
of aformaIity will produce no delay in the exercise
of the mission confded to you, or in the correspon
dence which it will procure for me the benefit OF
holding with you. Accept, sir, the assurance ofmy
high consideration.
(signed) DUKE OF Il BaSSANo.
Has Erceihney HiiIam H. Crawford, &c. &c.
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Extract ef letter from Me Secretary Of State 70 Jotn
Quincy .idGms, Esq. Minister PLenibotsnfiary Of
the United S.aies at So PeisrSbwgh.
"Depa-fneB IF Naie, Jay I, 1912.
"sIR--On the 18Th uit. declaration of war a.
gainst Great Britain passed Congress Of which, of
The PresideAt's Message, and report Of the commit
tee Of Foreign Relations of the iiorse of Represcn-
tativcs leading to it, have TIE honor 70 transnt to
you copies.
You are too we'll acquainted with the causes
which produced this result to require any expisna-
ton Of thcm-as it appeared tna; Great Britain
would not revoke her Orders IN Council, on the just
grounds which it claimed, but enlarged the
conditions by which she prosessed hsr willingness to
revoke them, there remained no Honorable course
FOE the United States TO pursue short Of war.-cn
.uIl consideration Of all circumstance this measure
was adopted and the Government is resolved 20 pur-
sue IL ti Its object, accomplished, with the ut
most decision and activity IN i,s power. 4,
In resortng to war against Great Bsitaio, as the
United States have done, by inevitable necessity, IL
IS their desire and hope that il may be confined &c
her only. 4 r
"It IS seen with much regret that the Emperor Of
Rossis 10 keIy 10 be redsced 70 the necessity q be-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-14
Grand Lodge ofTirginia.

THE Masons hall in this si,y, where the meet
ings OF the Granl Lodge. have always herctos,
lore been held, having been pressed into The
service ofthe state, as AN hospital, aud there
being no probability that the use of it, for any
masonic purpose, will he n covared in a short
other place in which to hold the next meeting.
The room in which the musical societies ofthis
CITY lately held their meetings., in the dwelling
Soase attached tothe Tan Yard Of Messrs. WIN.
stkechnie x Co. has therefore been engaged
Tor that purpose. being the most eligible and
commodious that can be procured. The House
IS situated on the south side ofthe main Cor kl
sereet, about $50 yards to the westward Of Mr..
Augustine Davis's printing Office, The meet.
Inss will take place at 4 O'Clock in the Afternoon.
OF the I'd Monday in December next.
November 9. I'm
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Notice.,

viii be Sold at the late dwelling house Of
Martin Miller deceased, in the county Of Ha,
'iiax, on the 81 1t day Of December next, all the
stock OF horses, cattle, sheep, and hogs, (part
OF the hogs will be in good order for pork the
ton utensils, household and kitchen furniture.
and from IS to 90 likely nlsvcs consisting Of
men, women, girls sHd b, rs. A credit Of -
months will be given for all sums above fy,
dollars, the purchaser giving bond with an.
proved security to carry interest from the dat,
II not punctuaily paid. For purch, ses amour,
ing TO five dollars and all sums under IL. casIi
will be required by ISAAC MEDLEY.
Administrator with the will annexed O,
Martin Miller, deceased.
November 10.
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NH be- Sold.
November i6.

On the 2S,b instant, (if that day should be
suitable as to weather, If not, the next nit davI
TT Montpelier the late residence OF James ID
Laid, dece ased, the balance of the tcrishable
Estate Of the deceased, consisting OF a ereai
variety Of household and kitchen furnitnre,
stock OF horses, mules. cattle, sheep and hogs,
Farming utensils, &c. &c. %
For all sums yer ten dollars a credit Of IL
months will be allowed, upon the execution Of
bonds with approved security.
BENZ. w. LADD. Ex'or.
Charles City County, 18th month,
the 18th, 1914.
OF Tic sale will commence early in the day
and be continued from day TO day until the
whole is sold. eptds Il. w. l..
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Ten Dollars aeward.

Wal be paid by the Subscriber on tho deli :
very to him of aNsgro Man namcdoPEYrON.
the Prcperty OF MIR. raonss Coles of this city,
who absconded ON the seventh instant-be j.
about i've feet ten inches high, handsomely
formed, intelligent aud active, well disposed.
except when tipsey, to whicii he is too we'll dis
pesed-his clothes cannot be described, as he
has a variety
He having a wife at Col. C~hris1sn's in New
Kent, it is probable he may be found in that
ncighbourhood, or in the vicinity of this city.
November 16.
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Valuable Lend For Sale.


Being q moiety of the late Gen. summers scr
VICE right, situation % miles south Of Nash.
vile, III The counties of Williamson and Rutbsr.
lord, en- the waters cfbig Hsrpsth and. Ssonc,s
liver, embracing as rich land, rood lss.;ns.
springs, is mary scites for farms. as snv tr.c,
ofi'ssize insthe Western country, clear OIL,
contcnding claims wi,steyer, has beef. div;Jed
INTO four tracts. aad may be subdivided into
smaller tracts, has on it 90 plantations avers-
g;ng 100 acres eaclr-s family connex:on ,b.t
wishes to move and settle in this state ro,,d
fad it to thsir advantage to purchase The whole
tract. The right in tie land viii be held 10 A.
cure payments For view Of the land. titlr.
terms OF sale, apply to the uud .rsigned.
, Who has several TRACTS Of his own for sale
also the tract on Which he lives, Containing iiso
acres, on which there are ten never failicc
springs, a two story framed dwelling house
with ether houses a barn building 50 feet IL
length more than $50 acres cleared. q part IN
red clover, timothy and blue grass ; an orchard
OF more than three hundred apple trees, begin
ming to bear. This is one amongst the hand.
soonest farms Tennessee holds IN her Iimits-and
the improvements considerable when Il is re-
meinbered ! have only lived here three wears.
and Eve years ago the place was in a state Of
nature. Title good. For terms apply to
TIL. T. SUMMER.
Williamson county, Tenn.
October %, 1914, WIN
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coHsYs17NG, OF
One exceiIsnt New .Prcss,-
One Second Hand ditto.
One tount Bourjeois (near!y newy6 $50 TBS
One bHnt, Small Pea, (new and very hand
some)2 a lbs.
One fonnt Smell Plea, half worn, but very
COED, 400 lbs.
One fount Great Primer, lis lbs.crnearIy
new, =
71s}foio'nag F0s.ss fLaRcE T11 ES.
~ Lines Plea, Ionsn Capitsis, four comp
14Ditto Capitals apd Small,
8 Ditto do.
10 Lines Plea, Itshe, cspts. and Small,
shines Plea, FIuted Capts.
4 Ditto don
A quantity of Newspaper and Dook.scab,
bards,
10 Brass Column Rules for a superroy-
Newspaper,
8 Composing Sticks.
l9 Pair Cases, (mostiy ncv,l
One :ount Double English, (ncw and very
handsorae,) 16c lbs.
One Imposing Stone,
Superroyal, Demi and Fooiscan Cbases
Disto Friskets,
2 Large we'll engraved Horse Cuts,
A variety oftwoline Letters for each OF
the above FONTS of small type, and q
goo.r assortment Of Flowers. Space.rules
&c. &c.
CT All ofthe above Materials will be sold
DIV for cash, or on aiibersl credit with apppny-
"a securitty' or 'he Large Type will be sold
eparste rom the rest further p~articu-
ars apply at this OFFICE.
September "a. w3w osfar
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Valuable Slaves.
Samuel G. Ada,as.

Is low RECEIVING
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
1Hogshead Knob Locks.
I Do. Files,
2 Do. Tongs, shoyels and Pokers,
1 Do. saddlery assorted,
1 Do. Tea Kettles,
DO. Till and Chest Locks, But
Hinges, &c.
4 DO. assorted Hardware,
so Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
Is Baltimore Ploughs,
~ Doz. Saddle Trees,
ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment OF Hardware, I~ronmongery
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Boiling Cloths
Hoes. Iron, Nail Rods, &c &c.-whicll are Of
fered for sale, on moderate terms.
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NOTICE

ri. ~
.nno;n,sJ h. a. -. une eomss.o"ers
,n,r,y Sss. = 49,. oo"sssss pas:ec on 'ne
drsS .nJ c~s...n one 'ncusAno eignt nun
co. az :sSSISsens cnueser : an ACT proviamg
rnhi,s Sus"' :Navon o. eertsia eiatnants ..
1917. .Ases ~ tne Neeasslppi territory,
~ 10y, sccoseine 20 ue m9uncfiens OF the said
A',s give noloe 70 AL whom 1t may concern +:
ule commissioners appointed By the said
act xin meet on u.e first Monday in january
usA' y ehe yny o. Washangtons IS by the said
NY V nirecsed' Tor the purpose then, or as
"un unerea,ses as may be practicable, OF adj
ilaas,rg and Determining upon the sufficient
ol =, SUCH reieasss, assignments and powers as
may DC sAecnted and deposited in the oeicc
TO- we eseretary OF State, in conformity with
Inc directions uf, the aid act (; and also then
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New Publications.

Jusf received and for Sale at S. Pleasaats.
Book-sfores
- TO B~onaparte, BY Lord Byrsn-
~ kebecca, or the File de Cbambre-
Rosa in London-Defence of Cen. Hull
sancroft on Colours-The Battle Of Leip.
ss--h new edition Of Carey's Pocket At
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Iagt received and for sale, at the ARGUS Book

Duane's Handbook for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
by Miss Edgworth, 3 vois-Theodore. or ,be
rcruvians-Ih Life of the most noble Arthur
Marquis and Earl of Wellington, &c. &c. Sc
with q &ortrait-Domesiic Cookery-rales of
the Castle, by Madame Geniis translated from
the French, by Thonas Holcroh-Laxrence,s
bicsraphy-Fostcr's (Reiigious) Esssys-Tay.
lot noiy L~vi1g-powe of Religion-army
Dastiiier-Walk of Faith-Life of General Mo-.
reau-Southey's Life of Lord Neison-the Cor.
salr, by Lerd Byron-fIoyt's Cavairy-,he Nil.
ier's 4 Mill @rights Euide-saimagundi. or the
Whim-WiIams, and opinions OF Lau1celot Lang.
stan. Esq and others, a new edition-Health &
Long Lite. by Cornaro-Aiso. a general assort1
inen, OF i,.oies, restaments, Pra~yer-Books, &
~cription. -
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Is hereby given, that shall expose o,sale TO
the highest biddeI.for cash, on Thursday the
22d December next, at the late residence of
fcter Ciarkson, decd the whole Of the stock of
various kindsi household and Kitchen fufni
ture, plantation utensils, all the crop OF Wheat.
Corn, Oats, Fodder, &c. &c. And at a credit
OF lively. months, ttfle purchaser giving bond
and approved security a parcel of
Valuable Slaves.
The sale will continue from day TO-DAY. until,
complicated. All persons indebted to said es4
tate are requested TO make immediate payment,
and those having Claims IRE hereby notified to
bring them forward on or before the day oil
sale, properly autl,n nticated for payment.-
This notice, Will be psead in bar against 40 sub
sequent claims, as the balance ofthe property
(after paying the then made known debts will
be distributed amongst the different lcgatccs.
DAVID i. LEWIS. Exe'r.
October 90, 1914. ids.
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Cfncinnafi.

The annual meetiag Of the Virginia societ,
OF CINCINNATI will beld at III Capitol In the
CITY Of Richmond on the Cd Monday in Decem.
Der. ROBERT oUARI.ES secsrw
November is. t2m
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EDUcATIOM.
William Hill, .Jun'r.
iSf'sfkcrfuLLY informs his friends and the
public IN general, that his
s. e II q az.

WILL be continued for the ensuing year.
bis residence IN King and Queen county. be-
tween Dunkirk snd New-Towp, and will be o.
pencd on the third Monday in January merit
The branches Of learning taught viii comnre-
bend Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. The Latin
and English Languages Dramatically, the Ele.
nnents oil Geography and Mathematics, Moral
Philosophy, History and BeIles Lttrss. Due
attention viii be paid TO all the duties Of hia
profession 4 the morals Of each student strictly
attended to. Several bosrders viii be 2ccommo.
dated.
Cedar Plain, Nov. IL, 1914
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Hantcdt 10 Hire JH5s fhs ensuing
IeGr:

a middle aged Back WOMAN, who can
wash and cook without the REMEMBRANCE of
ch'liren, and Of upexceptionable character for
honesty and s~obriety. Enquire at the Argus
November Is.
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A SWORn

Found in the month Of May last, which tire
owner may get by applying to the Subscriber
living il Chesterfield county, by paying the eye
pence of this advertisement
J. CEIHEATHAM.
November Is. SIP
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AMT. Generals Office,
RICHMOND, Oct. %. 1914
General Orders.

THE Commandments Of I,rigades, Wee;.
%Tnents, and Corps will cause their Quarter Ms.
tiers and Forage Masters to forward, inniedj.
ate'y, to the Military Accountant. statements
(countersigned BY the Co~mmandant) of all the n
and impressmeBts for which Ger
tifcates have been granted.
fhis order viii be complied with as well by
tue oi1cers WHO have been In service during the
summer and fall, as by those who are now ;n ne
field. The statements required must. IN f,tuyc
be made quarterly.
For The prompt execution Of this order. the
commandments ofBrigades, Regiments 4 Corps
viii DC held responsible.
BY order,
CIV GOOCH, d. A. GenT;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-14

P.s, Robt; G. Jennings, the General Agent, is
furnished with a supply of the Apparatus, At
his of'ce, lately occupied by James brown, ESQ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-14
JAMES MONROE,
Acting Secretary of State.
RUSH,
riA Aftornoxr Eo0orI

Washington, Oct. 8, 1914.
G The Editors of Newspapers in the diff
fersnt states authorised to publish the laws, are
requested to insert the above notice once q
week for three months.
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v~irginias

Virginias
AZ Rsies hoider in tie cierE's Office Of The Su-
Psioy Court Of Chanee1y for Me Rirhnscud
Dssfrist, fhe S:ss day @Jay 1914.
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8 rscciDea. andfor SAFE. ar S. Pxeasant.' BOOB
Store, RiehmQnd,
Jaundice Bittars
LIKEWISE,
Wheaton'S Itch Ointment.

Medicine which will certainly cure the
Itch, without having in it any thing either
vigorous or disagreesnle
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Alex: Moore,

EXECUTORS of the last spzI and fesfa-
=, meat Of Jas, Craik, decd.
March IL diff 1
1.-THE Editors of Nat. Intelligent
er Winchester Gazette, and Lees
,SS "ashingtonian win please insert
~ above in their respective papers
), ,t > hmess and send their accounts to
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The Subscriber

WILL be happy to receive orders.--s
He will execute them in the neatest ard
quickest manner, and is now ready to
paper Rooms in the neatsst and best
manner, and he will insure that it never
shall drop from the walis.-He pracA
tees method in papering which never
was used beforehand he will likewise
do the work on the most reasonable
terms--42 cents per piece, and double
for piece of bordering. He continues
to repair old Mattresses, and makes
them nearly as good as new--Iikewise
he will receive orders in every other
branch Of his business.-He can make
some vesy elegant things for the sums
mer monthsAStraw Mattresses, &c. &c.
which are reekoned by Physicians to be-
very wholesome in the warm season, OF
the year-there are some OF his make
now in Alsxahdria, very much spprovs
ed of.
Maurice Spillawne.
utholsser u PAPER Hanger,
Prince streef.
Aprilai
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SANCHaDo

w I'LL stand this season to cover
Wv Mares at the low price OF s
Dollars, provided the meney is sent
with the mare, or note for 8 Dollars
payable on the lst of October, with
half dollar to the groo N in every in
stance. He will stand at Shutters Hill
on Monday and Tuesdays and at the
Oxen Hill Cross Roads on Fridays &
Saturdays, The season will commence
ON the 10th of April. SANCHO, was
got by Sir Peter, out ola brown mare
the property of B. Dnlany Esq. who
was got by Halls Eclipse, out of Mr..
Brent's Ebony, who was got by Don,
Carlos out of Col. Tasker's Ebony,
who was got by Othello out of Selma,
who was got by the Godolphin Ara
bian.
March 2.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
For S.fEE.

A TRACT o. LAND containing
two hundred and seventy three acres
and a half, situated on the banks of
the river Potomac, about four miles
from Alexandria by water. On the
tract there are two excellent Herring
Landings, the upper one is we'll ln-
proved by Gsh.house, exceeded by
none in point of convenience. There
is on TIE premises a convenient Dwell
ling House in good repair, a spacious
Kitchen with two rooms. which may
be converted into lodging places Tor
eight servants, and a large loft,
smoke house, aud milk-house there
is also an unfinished frame building,
which at small expeace might be
converted into barn, near it is a well
of excellent water, and there are on the
premises two good springs, part of the
land has been covered, and is shs.
ccptible of much improvement, the
fences are in good repair, consicera-s
bic psrt post and rail- and there is a
sufhciency ofrail timber and fire wood.
Il is presumed persons wishing dto
purchase will view the prernises-a
further description is considered un-.
aecessary-for particulars apply to
K. TAYLOR, Esq Alexandria.
Il this property is not very shortly
sold by private contract, it viii be OF.
fered at public sale on the premises
some lime in the month OF iune next.
" q There is considerable Num-
Der ofyoung peach trees &c: in full
bearing or the above tract.
c. W. Valangen.
March 49, DIFF.
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Hardware and Cutlery.
.DAM LYNN,
OPPOSITE tie Mechanics Bank,

~.
Ottosi.e Tie Mechanics Bank,
HAS FOR SALE. ~. ;,'..y
IRON and Brass Door Locks, Stock
ii Locks, Pad Locks, Chest; Cupboard
Trunk and Drawer Locks, Butt Hinges,
II. Strap aad Chest Hinges, Wood
Screws, Latches and Bolts, plated and
timed Bride Bits, Stirrups * Buckles,
Files, Planes, Chisscls,, Gimblets, Avis
and Shoe-tacks, Gnn-flints, Brittania
Metal and Pewter Spoons, Needles
Pins, Netting Pins, Fish-books, Brass
and iJapanned Wares, Cross-cut and
Hand-saws, Cotton Cards, Knives and
Forks, Pen-knires, Razors, Scissors,
Butcher and Shoe knives, and few do.
zen English
GRAIN And GRASS SCYTHES!
ALSO, ss
Jewellery, Silver and Plated Waret
Swords, Epaulets and Plumes, &c. /.
He has also Cut Tacks and Sprigs OF
every description, for sale at the manu-.
facturers' prices.
April 81 If !