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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03

ty of the gallant general CoS;ng.on, " he
fell, here he fought, az the head Of hi!
men"
BY the Vice President-Co Commodore Tho
mas Truxton--May the U States like their
Constellation subdue all insurgents & take
due Vengeance of their enemies
BY MIR. B. Cocke-Commodore Chauncey
the hero of Lake Ontario.
BY General nggold-Union--ceas par.
ty and rally round the standard of our conn.
try.
BY 7. w. Peyton--P eace--withoat plum
der IT impressment.
After the Secretaries had retired, the fol-
lowing toast was proposed and drunk.
The Heads of Department-Faithful SER
wants of the pc pie.
On the President, Vice-President and Of
hcers OF the day retiring--Health and pros
perity were drank of them
The following Lines, written By a gentleman from
virginia, tor the OCCASION, in imitation of Camp
bePs Hohenlinden, were recited during the even
ing, and encreased the enthusiasm of the eompa
ny -
When late Coumbia's patriot brave
Sailed forth on Erie's tranquil wave,
No Hero yet had found grave,
Within her wat'ry cemetry.
But soon that wave was stained With gore,
And soon did every concaYe shore,
He.echo with the dreadful roar
Ofthundering artillery.
Behold! Two hostile fleets appesr,
The eager shouts OF battle hear;
No heart il there sppalrd by fear,
All pant for glorious victory.
His torch the God of Battle lights,
For naval glory Britain fights,
For Freedom and the sailors rights
Columbia eombsts calamity.
rfkS 5a.l. - ,w;.h
And many gallant spirits fed,
But many hero's nobly bleds
To WIN wreath of victory.
Alas and can no proves save,
Our ship IL wreck upon the wave
And snatch the corses of the brave, -
From an imperious sonquefet.
All, yes that youth with essle-eye,
Tho heaps of slain around him lie,
1hro' death and carnage viii descry =,
The path that leads to victory,
A soul like his no danger fears,
His pendant from the mast he tearas
And in his gal liant busom bears,
To grace the bold Niagara,
See see he quits the Lawrence eide,
And trusts him to the foarning tide,
Where laundering navies round him ride,
And AaSh their red artillery.
Ha oar each sturdy sea E an plies,
lie gains the deck HE pendant flies,
Triumphant shouts ascend the skies,
And rend the vaulted canopy,
The combat deepeHs. on we brave;
g Who rush to glory or the grave"
Columbis's rights upon the wave
Protect from proud Brittahis'
Huzza the tide of battle turnsl
Now every hero's bosom burns
TIA done Again Brittania learns
To strike to greSt Colunbia
Barclay thy deed of glory done,
Thy aurels at Trafalgar won,
Shall now adorn our gsllant son,
And signaliie his victory.
His country shall with glory crown,
HIS deeds of emprize and renown,
AID history shall band them down
10 enuous posterity.
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~ ooMMoN couxc11-r 49, - 90 Is.

We understand that several nessa.,sor.
were discovered on board the ebib Fs,r'a
merican, for Liverpool, at the Hook. wiz.
Revenue Tutfer. ~ inc
II appears, by The debates in psri;,rne,+
on the 10th n vemher that the Pr;ti.b -
n er'pl@Y. 40 Ono Seanes q q q GOO N4s,
rines--'ofal II 900 men az 3at. for 49,, -
235 600 sterling was granted for r. . , rpe
lhr City Assembly IS opened for t,,. M.
Ter IN Montreal and the American = e.,.a .,s
are invited 70 attend. ~'''Vsl*
The Cartel mir american 7-ss .,.,,.
or this vessel last week. exc; 81 60 r,',,ss
interest mat public curiosity requires tbe
mention of some Of tie circuros,sr,ess -.
attended her departure. On her gst,ire, 80,
ger WaY. from suspicious of u1itjf nrsS.;.s.
on oo*FI 'h' ship was searched by he g
venue Ofhcers, and eleven men ,yitb -
PASSPORTS iouod concealed with prea, na;os
ana care in her hold. These were aleu-
OUT WIN large quantity of letters and ma
pers ~ toeir possession. Some looqe nansr,
we're torn torn to pieces during the eEaminatior
3y othceTs, but their fragments were col
.ec!otl and preserved. and report sDesks ~
an lnter es'lng document being made mn ~
peses's l9s with too little certainty to desie-
nate q the persons taken, Some Are si;e6s
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OF his Excellency Governor Tompkins. 70
the two Houses of the Legislature of the
State of New York, Tuesday, January 25,
1874 ~
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41I'II W ~ . IIiK woes.
The Clerk and Doork eeper were mani
mously re elected. and Mr.. Olmsted Rad
about Che same majority over Mr.. D5nnail,-
tor SERGEANT at Arms, as Mr.. Emmot had
ever Mr. Ross sor Speaker. nav
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a PETrIPAUG ANEcDorE.

The following is related to us as fact
when The British marauding pas.y Ia ely
landed at pettipsug, the owner e large
ship on tire stocks, knewn as a violent ftde-
ranst, approached the British commander,
ana with much assurance, pointed cut HE
ship and hoped that would not be des,royed
as he was warm friend Of the Br,,ish. And
had opposed his own government and ,beir
wicked unjust war all that Law in his sower.
sir, replied the British officer. the man
who opposes his own government in time q,
war, deserves neither the confidence nor
protection of any government" The shin
was burnt.--The boats in the vicinity We.
afterwards collected by abe enemy, and as
uley were about to set FIRE to them, Ey-
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ar Land for Sale.

Will sell valuable tract thigh land near
- Richmond, containing about $50 or 2co
acres, the DISTANCE from the city is about A 2
niles. adjoining the lands of John Price, Ro-
bert Price and Capt. Josiah Gnthri:ht; any
person inc.inable TO purchase. can slew the
premises BY application to me. who will at
the same time make known the price.
JOHN H. SAUNDERS.
P.S. So soon as the sale is made, there
snail be notice given, and ALT whorn am
indebted Will please amply to me Tor nav :
mem, as the land viii be- nd for tina. f.ue.
pose. LII. s.
i1enfico, March 26th, 1914. ~ (,f)
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Land in 20 !lafan County.
FoR SALE
May1A
1T PUBLIc IUCTToM

~ = C<S<<f~- ~ " - 4 4 NV
HAVING released ms LIND from the con
tract of ex range with Captain Rich rd
X. Crsie, and having dec. med agricultira, p,,ra
suits, will sell, on The premises, on SATURDAY.
st', Of this month, to the highest bidder. thai
valu BILE Tract of Land whereon latei, lived
now occupied by afojor JoHS TAYbop ;eyinr,
shout three mics north o. Powhatan Court
House, and within SIX miles ot several large
.nanufa torine nills, which give a convenient
market for wheat Oiher grams, of any kind
find ready market, without the trouble o. mo.
wing them. ribs tract of Lend contains 600
Acres, lies exceeding We'll, is more than l,alf
in woods, situated around three siies of The
plantation; which, except asmali part, has been
cleared lately, and is tree trom yuliies Til.
improvements are convenient, and sufficient
Tor genteel family The water equat 10 any
on this side the mountain; ii flows out Of rock
into neat stone house, and is very convenie.,
70 the dwelling. All things considered, this
Crsct is well worth the attention sf persons ,is
posed to farming. One third OF the ourc.,a
money will be required at'the time of safe
The terms of other payments made known at
the same time.
JOSEPH MAYO. 3
May7 1914.
N. B. Stock in either of he Banks at Rich
nond, will be received in lieu of nsoney, at the
price It may oc selling for at the time Of sale
Etdsl - ~
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A Prize of 5000 Dollars

WILL be drawn on Thursday next, and
the drawing of tha, day, WILDE received at
the Subscribers Office on the 10Th instant
A few tickets warranted undrawn, can be
had at S Is, until the 10th instant. and af.
Ter that day the price of tickets will be
s IL.
The Baltimore Hospital LOTTERY, has
drawn AZ DAYS, aud continues to draw three
times each week. On the S5th daypf draw
ing, the prize of s 10000 will b. drawn
present price of tickets in tha, LOTTERY is
8 IL Beth Lotteries VIII firish in few
weeks. and exclusive Of the above PRICES.
there still remains several ofS 5000, 8 1000.
s 500, &c nndrawn :
Prize tickets, or negotiable notes will he
received in payment for tickets, at the Lot
terry Office Of
J. b. KERsHEEDT,
Eje.v Doors beioru she Bell Tapera
Nay ~. st.
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LAND Eu.s SALM

WILI. be sold. on the premises, to the high.
ess bidder, Tor cash. pli she i7th day
OF June, Sl4, accoroGg % decree OF the S,,-
psrior CHANGER; Court u williamsburg, sux-
pended IN part by decree of the Superior
Chsncery Court Of Fredericksburg, so much o.
the LAND now oce,ipse4 by Thomas Row ane,
known by the nam 81 CABtN Joint, king
IN the County OF Westnorelansi. as VII be sui
.6cent to raise the SUN mentioned All the frat
decfee, With the cxpsnces of Sale, aver d ed nct-
ing the SUN OF five Thousand dvusrs mentions
ell IN the second decree The sale o. his Ind
has been heretofore prevented in eonqeqnen-e
OF me advertisement not being made according
10 the terms OF the first decree. =
Any perso .dcsi,ous to purchase Will be
sliowntLe land, BY applying to either oil The
Commissioners. ~
RICHARD Z. PARKER.
ELLfSON CuRRiE. ~.
a4e JOHN CAMP BELL.
Commissioned
May 10 (ep'ds)
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Us. BARBOUR.
iianoyer C ounty. TO wit:

10 Wi!fanl Wicker, EdvardG .Sydnoy. and Ed.
ward Barker, Jrrehoi ers Of this Goaniy.
M HEREAS Hampton Wade lath this ,lsy given
- information to me that he hnth taken IN An
rsstr,y Mare upon his own land-These are tie, G.
Iore ~ the same eithe Commonwealth TO command
you, having been first duly sworn, for that p,,rpo.e.
to view and apprise the ssid estay and Ger ify ,be
value thereof, with description Of the kind, marx,
color, age, Ne of said estray which certificate. So
made, you are 10 return to me. Given under INV
hand, this 18th day of Nov. 1873
WILL WHIFE
Pursuant 10 the above warrau,, tn us directed.
we have this day viewed an estray Mare, shewn Ia
US by Hampton Wade and do find the s,id estray
10 DC smai bay, about i bands high her hind feel
white to her fetIocks will, small star in her fore.
head, doeked and sbnu, years old, appraised 4, Is
noiarf GiSen under our hands thisi2 h day Of Nov.
1918. tEDNUND RAaKER
VIM WICKER, SIN.
EDW, &. SYONOR.
a Copy--Teste, = PoLLARp, ID. He.
Advertised ct the Courthouse door, according to
law. I. POLLARD, ID C. 4
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May TO-
Ten Dollars Reward

WILL he giyee for 'rOM, IL delivered to me, in
Ricl'nond, or Five Dollars If lodged in jail
is feet nine or ten inches brcf. light com
pIexion, sour iook----had on a white Mapped cotton
ronnd coat X p1ntaoons, Penitcniary made shoes
with nails aliarUiud. I purchased bin OF Thomas
Moody, deceased. Of New-Kent, in january, 1913.
Tie was formerly The property Of John Thompson,
of said COUNTY. lie has a wife at Mr.. Bcnford's
quarter, near the Cross Roads. and brother named
NathSn, belonging 20 Syll. Pbariss, with whom he
was seer. on Sunday last, with cart on their way
after fish, to tockahock on Chiekahoniiny River
ARCHELAUS HUGHES.
Richmond, April ~ vii
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Genuine Vaccine Matter.

PUBLTC NOTICE
hereby given ti,at the Subscriber, in CON
4 tprmits 70 the act ofthe General Assem-
ply, passed February 4sh, 1914, and estit,ea
An act Tor the free distribution of genuine
vaccne matter, xc. is ready to furnish the
same. without Feeor Reward. to any CHI.
zen orr iisen ofthe Commonwealth Of Vir-
g.nia. who may apply to him for it. Proper
tiifections how to use i, viii likewise be fur
nishei, ifrequired. tree of any expence
whatever.
Aifiet.ers relative to vaccinations, either
% or from the undersigned, and not. excee
ling hat an ouacein weight, are considered
oy the United 5 ates mail free of any Pos
age. tSee the act OF Congress. entitled !" an
oy tine through the medium of the POST.
Once, directed to JAMES SMITH.
Agenf for Fascination,
Rdttinaore
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Twenty Dollars Reward

ID AN AWAY, (as am informed. a few dav.
IA before Christmas last) from a free mulai,s.
man by the name of Patterson, who hired her
the last year, negro woman named MARIA
MIDDLETON, belonging to me. She 10 stout.
iuii bodied woman, with large eyes, and re.
msrkable TOR deep dimpIes in her checks
Her countenance is! pleasing when she SMILES.
and one OF her fore teeth is out, She common
" wears handkerchief on her head like tur.
bah will give the above reward, ard pa,
all reasonable expenses to any person who vii.
deliver her to me in this city, or ten dollars for
securing her so that I get her again.
WM. MUNPORD.
Rio hmond, January 81, 1914. It'll
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April %.
NUiICE.

IN consequence Of the resignation OF Mr.Tbo.
mas Underwood, as one Of the superintend.
ants at the Public Warehouse, the whole of the
business now devolves on me. AL. persons bs
wing any claims against Price and Underwood
are requested to bring them forward.
WIN. PRICE, SLEW
Public Warehouse, April %.
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zRUL YFoRTUas4TE INDEED.
The 10000 dollar Prize, also
FROM
wAITE's OFFICE.
NO. 1868
Was drawn the Capital PRIZE of 600. 900. on
Tuesday last, in the

4 ~ II
Was drawn the Capital PRIZE Of 10000. on
Tuesday last, in the
Washington Monument Lottery.
7 T was sold by the Truly Fortunate Vendors
4 of Tickets, 6. & II. WAITE, and was sent
enclosed in letter only few DAYS sincc. 70 n
gentleman at Windsor in Vermont If Is Pa.
Their extraordinary that only 1 days prior. were
drawn two Capital Prizes, one of g 5000 in the
above Lottery, and one of 80, 900 Dollars in tbe
Trinity Church Lottery, which were both sold
ny g {, r WAITE the $4,000 prize in shares
OF Tickets signed By them, and being the
highest prize ever sold in the u s. II, share. ot
Tickets aai the highest prize ever drawn by
one nu,,iher, IN any Lottery the United States.
w. 3o00Co, was also sold by G. G. H. WAITE.
who have nov few more warranted undrawn
Tickets for sale in the Washington Monument
Lottery, at their office in Baltimore /: They
have also for sale, at their offices in New york
and Albany, Tickets in the
NEW YORK STATE LOTTERY.
FOR TIE BOARD OF HEALTH !:
$4,000 Hghesf Prize.
Shares ofTickets also signed by the,n.
If The Public will please to take notice. that
all Tickets from G. G. X. WAITE's Offices will
have their name printed on the back Of eaci
and those without their name are not from then.
Offices. They viii advance Cash for Prizes as
soon As drawn, and give all Lottery information
gratis. liberal allowance made to those who
buy quantity of Tickets.
Books 8 Stationary,
Playing Cards--Sand Paher-E merv. &c.
Scholesaie G retail. as a5ove.
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NOTlCE.

'3vHE Proprietors Of Property in jefferson Ward.
will please TO take notice, that shall in COM
plsnce with the directions OF the Commissioners Of
streetsin the said Ward, proceed, on Monday next
TO survey the Streets and Lots terein sgreeahiy to
an Ordinance OF the Common Council ct the Civ uf
'tchmon'l, passed the 10th June, 1917 The sur
sey wall com mence at the junction Of L and 95th
Streets, at ten o'clock, where those concerned will
please attend. ~
RICHARD YOUNG.
Richmond. April 9s If
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Courts OF Enauiry.

4 \ viii, be held at the BELL. Tavern, on Mon.
day the 23j instant--aad for the 2i Battalion, on
Tuesday .hs 2i,h inst. at the EAGLE Tavern
These Courts will meet \, 10 e,eiosk, n II
by order Of The Coz. Conmandanr.
May 12, 1914. "
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VIRGINIA.
~ - C..I.: er,
As u superior Gofait OF C1GHce7y.
hoidss az the cabi.ai IN Tie City Of R;ehssaad.
Matthew f,.y
<somhF
|s.r.h xv;,,;. AoA.ssT
.nd san;a:"s, saesu.rrA o. Joseph Williams
c Gnu Aoninisrs.rix OF ho5ert Williams, John
Z 1.S s.s1 A S Ms "nes William Williams
Ian. go orou, rs sAscus9ls OF Elizabeth VIII
ma .no" ~ .onn Wl'iians decreased, by the
saw, l.lIzapen wlniams his guardian, James
,.a'',sis, oarAn Chsimers, lsse Sarah Wat
~: $3.50. M,sow s ,, aaIeinistra.r,x. aud Mousn-
OF MicsJah Watkins, deceased, by henry L.
Ceieman ner guardian, and Nathaniel wash
,f:,Gn ss'iams, N,rtha Williams and Fanny
isnss W., y .:hs .sfAn wailams tscir guardian
yo..nb 'w,;s5;.,ns e Ecu OF Thomas Lancer,
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Notice.

PURSUANT to Resolution of the Com.
4 mittee appointed by the Common Hall,
of Richmond, to discover proper scite for
a Courthouse, Clerks Office and Jail for the
City: Proposals will be received at nv
Office, from individuals who have mind to
sell.-Each will describe his ground and
annex the price.
B. w. COLEMAN.
May 4. If.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

II AN AWAY. from Kenyon Carter, Of
= Spoitsyivania County, in he year 1905, a Ne
gro Woman, OF yellow coInplexion--i cIines to be
Heshy, is low made, calls herself Free RACHEL,
Or Rachel Thompson, 10 about IS years old--has n
mother IT Mr.. Trent EsieNone's ~ Hanover G. an
", where she his been frequently seen---aIso. in
NORTH and Snutl' Wales IL CsrolHe--sbe travels 10
Frederick sb,irg and sometimes 10 Richmond. where
she has connect.ons. The above Reward, with all
reasonable charges, will be paid by the subscriber.
who lives 10 Cnlpepper County, if DELIVERED to him
there otherwise secured in Jail, bat he gets her,
WIN. HEBRON.
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BLACK & RED EYES.
a Spanish poet, in speaking of the 5laci eye.
OF = lady, says, "they were in nrou,aiag for the
murders they had committed An English poet
m be .utiful epigram. speaking of the blood sse
eye OF his MISTRESS accounts for it in nearly III,
same msnner
Oh. let it be said,
Thine eyeis all red,
No longer, dear Harrios, be moodys
For, since many die
By the stroke ofshat eye,
No wonder the weapon is bloody ,"
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NTHEREaS it hath been represented to the
w Executive by the Jailor of Chesterfield
county. thnt a certain JOHN RoBE2TSON, On
man ofco'our) who hid been committee to tho
Jail of said county, by a Magistrate thereof
for HORSE STEALING, hath BROKEN said
jail, and made his ESCAPE thereiram ~ do
therefore, with the advice Of the Council of
State, hereby offer a II ward of TWENTY
DOLLARS, to any person or persons, who shal,
npprehend and safely lodge within any Jail OF
this Commonwealth the said John Robertson,
so that he may be dealt with as the law di-
rects; and do moreover require all officers
civil and military, and exhort the good people
OF this Commonwealth to use their best endea
vors to arrest the said John Robertson, 60 that
he may be broaght to justice.
GIVEN under my hand As Governor, and
under the seal of the commonwealth
q. S. at Richmond, this 9th Gay of April,
one thousand eight hundred and four
teen, and of the Commonwealth tie
thirty-eight.
Us. HARBOUR.
N. b. John Robertson is about feet or
S inches high, his complexion black, his dress,
a blue coat and white Virginia pan,aloons, a d
said, when he was first committed to Jail, that
he Came as servant to Captain Kempt from Ere
dericksburg.
April so. w4w.
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A VALUABLE
TRACT or LAND.

I WING about twelve miles from Richmond,
~ convenient to navigation, containing $40
acres by late survey, lying on Bailey's Run,
and commonly knogn by the name of 5aile1s
Tract, belonging to the legatees of THOMAS
PLEAsANrs, decd. late OF Henrico county, &
bounded by the Lands belonging to the estates
ofthe late Bowler Cooke, Robert Peasants,
George Woodson, and others it will be sold
in three parcels. This Land is we'll adapted to
Clover and Wheat. For further particulars,
enquire of Samuel Parsons, Richmond, and
nr. Samuel Pleasants, near the Land. who will
shew Il to any person desirous of purchasing
Should it not be sold privately before June
Henrico Court, it will be sold on that day TO
the highest bidder, on the following terms, to
wit: one third cash, and the other two thirds
est from the date, to be satisfactorily secured
By tie Legafees Of THoMhS
April %. tbs.
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SOMETHING NOVEL.

SOMETHING NOVEL.
a vessel Of UPWARDS of 100 tons. belong.
ing to capt Nathaniel NJ. Perle. which has
been building in Rowley. about miles from
the water, was hauled to the river yesterday
afternoon. On wheels, by about one handrcd
and 67yyoke Of oxen
Nesc6uryhors Herald.
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stander observed to the officer, "that boat.
SIR, (pointing to one) belongs to poor man,
though friend of the government you
would do humane act tn spare it." LADS,
Gays the officer, haul out that boat : respect
patriotism even in. foe and the more SO
here, as it appears to be scarce.
~. Y. hah.
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NOTlCE

a Saturday, 2ist day of May, will be sold. =, o..
Short Pump. at ~ O'Clock under the decr r.'
Of Henrico Court by the Commissioners sir NE.
utos1S, belonging to the Estate of David Ellis, dec.
VIZ. one Man, two Women, Boy and two (,;,,s -
Terms Of sale made Known on the day.
wo'. May 1.
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RICHMOND
TURNPIKE COMPANY

SHE Shareholders, in the Richmond Turnpike.
!, Sompsnv are hereby notified, that their Anuu.
al General Meeting 10 on the first Monday in newt
moth and that the same viii be held at the EA-.
at 10 o'clock. = - $50 - ~
May A-(tJ6)
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May 4.
WHOLESALE
Shoe and Leather Store.

Shoe and Leather Store.
JUST opened at No. II. South Front, doors
y below Market.street, where the subscribers
offer for sale,
10000 pair first quality mems coarse SHOES
5000 do. second do. do. do. do.
10000 do. FIRST de. do lined & bound do.
1000 do. second do. do. do. do.
1000 do first do. do. ,y.lf and seal do.
1000 do. do. do. do. leather 81 pink
lined do.
1000 pair mems laced ROOTS,
1000 do. boys coarse an1 fine SHOES,
1000 do. do laced BOOTS g. JEFPERsoNS.
10000 do. womens SHOES, well assorted.
ALSO,
A handsome assortment Of LEATHER, which
they will dispose Of on such terms as are calcu.
lated to invite the dealers IN the above articles
ALEXANDER. CLAY & Co.
Philadelphia, March /, 1914. w2m
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Samuel Il. Adams,
is NOW RECEIvINa

y I--I-1 10 NOW HEICEIVING
lo0Casks Nails, assorted.
Hoga'ls Nrob Locks.
Do. Files,
10 lon.s, siovels and PokeYy.
] Do. Saddlery assorted,
l Do 1ea Kettles.
! DO. Till and Chest Locks, Bste
Hinges, &c.
q do. assorted Hardware,
SO Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
16 Baltimore Ploughs,
~ Doc. Saddle Trees.
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Lewis and Clark's Expedition.
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