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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-13
100 DOLLARS REWARD-


EEROh The rails Plantation in Chesterfield county
= adjoining Mahchester5 TWO NEGRO MEN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-13
RICHARD ". .BYRD, er,or. Of
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- tSIUteI, .f-GTch 29--filgb
Vie Editors 81 me Federal Heby5yc,,, |fr.,.
t97:'! ANT Ihe Tinted STAIRS Ca=ette. (ybjS,jsl.
Pnid are requested 10 iRSe,4 tie a5o1e ,3eg tt 49,
q SAFE ld or'9ard eiF accounts 10 ms 95Ice t ,Ss
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Viii .4LSO BE SOLD.
N0TTCE
rs HEREBY GIVEN.

May i3.----wSwp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-13

4 Will henceforth practice IN tbe Superior Court
Of Chancei3. held IN the CITY Of Richmond
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
VALUABLE LOTS AND HOUSES
FOR SHE.

I'M Wednesday the 5th July, next, at eleven
" o'clock, VIII be sold, on the premises, at
Marion HI, SEYENTY-THREE LOTS OF
GROUND, of different sizes, from one TO twelve
acres each, conveniently intersected with streets.
. part OF which is within the jurisdiction ofthe
City of Richmond--On some of the lots there are
convenient new brick houses; one, particularly.
is highly improved with garden, fruit trees, a
good dwelling house, a large ice house, and every
other out house that is necessary The situation
is high, healthy, and convent mt to navigation,
with nnumerable fine springs On this hill are
number of houses nearly finished, belonging. to
gentlemen in the city, which bids fair TO make it
large and genteel ne.Shborhood. an Academy,
on an extensive scale, is now also erecting The
lots offered are the property of a company, and
will positively be sold without reserve. A clear
and indisputable title is conveyed to William
Marshall esq. who has been appointed agent for
the company, and VIII make deeds to purchasers,
TO be delivered when the money is paid. Notes
payable at Bank, one third 1st October next, one
other third 1st January, and the balance 1st
March, 1916, VIII be required. 1.-THE sale is not
completed the first day, it VIII be continued from
day 20 day. A plan ofdhe ground will be left at
the Coffee House.
THE COMMITTEE.
b. Refreshments for the day VIII be pro-
vided.
June 2S. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
LAND FOR SALE.

EENO BE SOLD, at Suaou's Tavern, on Wed
4 neIday the 10th dav Of July next, to the
highest bidder, Vie TRACT OF LAND wherein
now live, On Majopony river, called Palestine.
II is rs good or better than any on the riVer--
nearly the whole IS low grounds, OF which seve-
ri hundred acres az fich meadow lands, mostly
well reclaimed. Ihe houses are in good order,
and sufficient TO accommodate large family
The shift now N corn IS expected to produce two
thousand barr els and with some clearing the es-
tate viii afford three such. The purchaser viii
be allowed to sow it inwheat this fall, or world
agree 20 do It for him As no person would Pur-
chase without seeing the estate, it is only neccs.
sary 70 add, that 1--we ON and will shew It, and
that the terms OF sale on the day viii be made as
agreeable to tic bidders as my necessities will
allow. JOHN TAYLOR JR'
Caroline, June 90. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
STEAM BO3T
w A SHING T q n.

Y EAVES the Steam boat wharf, IN Washing
ton City, every day, Sundays excepted, for
Alexandria and Fredericksburg, Va. at halt past
o p n. and will return the next morning IN tire
f5r passengers to arrive at Baltimore By 3, P. ~
Passengers under this arrangement cen travel
E45n Baltimore 10 Fredericksburg, and from Ere
derjcksbury to Baltimore, distance upwards oil
100 miles, IN 10 hours.
The Accommodations board the Steamboat
are good.
Juue 3d. VI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

EsERTED fom q Geiactmsa' IF tts Cd KIN
H.giBeuL st-fqHsftt Hammer csu7tB Sqh
ar Tirqigia. CR4yfLEg RBODES s feet hsi
is vcars If are, b0rH IN Orange CANT, ~. Q
he's lark epes, DIRK hair, dq~t c,1f'1f7H, arf
H., s,q,L, h.4sr-faf or 1DieH he Inserted, MI
ar farm Bat-gba5s hs1aW se2 tis nlIaJH 81
fr 9t1gwuHg. Hiocvsr wW obffeicnf ne 'ai'
.gtrris, Ftota anil oeFrer htp % a1g officer 81 M
Traf,sf y,aie' owg, aia1 reeeigs tie a5ooe re''a'
a,.t at rce5ohqJ'e c!eHos7.
JOHY pEVDLEToH
Lifg 81 Rife Ret
.Tgrs ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
FrOm The so,.oa Patr4o..
hsMoR OF MAJOR GENERAL RIPPLE,

hAMOIR OF MAJOR GENERAL RIPLEY.
The late war, although attended with disasters,
pas doubtless upon the whole, exalted the militia
ry reputation Of ON country. 1t has developed
much energy OF character, attribute of man,
winch arrests the attention, like a sublime object
otnatnre It has produced accomplished Off
GERS, whose exploits have excited national admit
ration, and whose skill and heroism may be an
important means OF ensuring the continuance of
peace "'fhe story of the life, therefore" es-
Pecialiy of the few, who, having been the most
distinguished, are retained on the present mill
'aFy peace establishment, is generally desired j;
and cannot fail 20 awaken considerable degree
OF interest Ofthese perhaps no one, during this
war OF three years, is more remarkable for
"The battles, sieges, fortunes. that he has
pass'd,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12
Aayutans ana inspector Generaps ONee
l9th March, 1915.
GENERAL ORDERS.

The orders and regulations of the War Depart
ment, for collecting and safe keeping Of army mu.
nitions, and other public property, win be rgidiy
enforced throughout the several districts.
The officers Of the Ordnance, Quarter Masters,
Commssary's and Apothecary's Departments. will
take possession of all property belonging TO their
spective departments. and not in actu. in camp
or garrison Any officer soldier, having informa
tion relative to public property, will forthwith com
muscate it to the commanding officer, to the Of
fcer whose duty it is to collect and take charge OF
the same.
All dragoon and other publir horses, not iudispen
SADLY necessary for army transportation, as well
all perishable property. will be sold by the Quarter
Masters General of the several districts, with the
appreciation Of the commanding Office, excepl such
as may belong TO the Ordnance. ICommissary's and
Apothecary's departments for which instructions
will be given through the principal officers OF those
Departments.
Whenever public property is deve ed over to any
officer agent, confo mably this order, duplicate
receipts will be taken for the same, of which
will be transmitted to the Office of the superinen.
dent general of military supplies at this place,
BY order,
ID PARKER, .ldj g Insb Gen
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APPRECIATION

We, the unde ersigned, do hereby certify that
in various cases used DR.. Roberts MS am
ily Medicines which now prepared hy DIR. 1.
Dyo,i. of PhiladelphIs, we have found them nign'y
servicable in ou families, and parucu'ar,y ehcaer
Gus in re mo, ing tn, complaints tor which the! are
prescribed we fee. assured of heir excellence, and
consider these medicines valuable aud weli worthy
the attention of all families sln testimony hereof We
have affixed our respective signatures
David Jones. late Chaplain to Gen Wayne, Chester
county Ed Ayers, vD NJ No liz, North Fifth ST.
Ed. Wellington. NJ. 9. ousen.sireet; Na'h Dsyns,
No. IS, North Front-street: John ID Nelson NO 9o'
Race.street; Adam Vance, 79 Christian street Wm.
Julian. 60, South Fifih-sreet. Jacob shough, iSi,
Noble street cob Huff, No 3s5 Callowhii 81. :
n. I, Broslasky. No.82, south sixth street; john
shreeyes, ir No 5S, Coates-suect; Hinill, N Z
corner of Race and Tenth-street. Hlnnah Burden'
No 529, south frent street Thomas Hose' ANNA
ny..,.. r. Goodwin, Market street; James Branson,
burlington county, NJ Wm. Hoilinshe"d' Giouces
,er comfy, N j. Enoch Eidridgs, C'oucese, county
NJ. Chris Dresher, upper Dublin county. IRA Jo'
seph Henry, near Norris,own, Montgomery Couny
George Engels, U. 5. Arsenal Isaac wiSg'ns' Ches-
ter county - -,
N.,ybort. March 90. 1915 lyew
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12
10000 dolls. Highest Prize
Plymouth Beach Lonery-5h Gas.

1900 Tickets. at 10 dolls. each, is s 10000
No, t,so Blanks to Priss. and no deduction
First 1900 B'anks TO be emitted to S IL o.ci.
The FIRST draw number on the FIRST days drawing,
entitled to THO Hnicd Tickets at lO Dollars Zach,
numbered from 1901 to l60o, inclusive, and from
S50l TO 5000, inclusive, is
Isvo Ih5usand Dollars
The two hundred tickets to which the first drawn
number is entitled, selected by the Managers,
and be delivered TO the fortunate holder wlrn de-
manded.
by the above Scheme, the fortunate holder Of the
frs, drawn number may obtain
Fyiy Thoussnd Dollars
Tickets and shares in he above popular Lottery
in great variety of Members, can be obtained a,
the Truly Fortunate Lottery Office of
Also,--rckts aud Shares IN the Canal Lottery,
$1,000 highest prize; Washington Bridge Lottery
otn class, $4,000 highest prize, and Baptist Stone
Cbappol Lottery, $4,000.
Tickets in tee above three Lotteries only SIS.
JOSIAH {. SHAW,
Ao. is. T5snes-sreef.
Feb I
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12
HARTFORD. lcoNl A

hAhIIokD, kCON hFKIb
Our readers VII, douo, less recoiecl re d
ing an account, some few years since, OF the
destruction ct the ship Boston, and all her
cfew, except Two, by the sayages al Nootka
Sound The only (now) survivor, NJ John
*. Sett, who Was a prisoner there Tor three
years, and who KEEP Journal during that
time, now resides iO Middletown, in this
state, and mas lately published book, giving
hlsipry OF hi, suHerings duting his cAptivl-
iy--'n account of the Savages,their manners,
Customs, &c. The narrauve is plain and
simple, and what makes il very interesting
there is no doubt Of its correc ness.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12
NEW YORK APRIL 81, 1918.

suessrs Lesvs s. HaR,
iArt1s observed In your paper of Saturday
last 40 ex,rae, from The Bt ttmada Ga2eite,
sen'eining false-asd scauoe ious accoun, of
an f,r 10 @aich had an aseney, send you
10 pubacauon the subjoined statement, which
declare ~ be correct.
As soon as read the scurlous remarks in
she Royal Gazette Of the 5th ult IN rela ion
t. me cap,u of the late u ) friga,e Presi.
ident, | walked to Kings Square, with dc.
termination TO chasuse the editor. I soon
fell 10 with him, and executed my purpose in
the most ample and satisfactory manner
Taere was 90 American officer in companv
except Md,mpnan EDncl. Mr. Ward, the
eIi,or, was attended by Lieut.. Sammon of the
RoyL Navy; but by neither of those officers
was interrupted or assisted in the operation
Hviog previously obtained my passport,
and being advised>tnat the editor Of the Row
al Gazette was taking measures 10 employ the
civil authority against me, left the Island
the next day lor the Y. States.
AM, gentle man, Sc.
II B. RANDOLF,
Mid'n late Of the u. 5 frisMe President.
Sailed from Ncw.York, April An, the y.
8. corvette J,an Aliens, Captain Angus, fo-
Be- nli,, TO ,ring home ,us crew OF the late
y. 5. frisase President--
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12
POETRY.
FROM zee bosson Evrntng GazesIe
HEART, versus TONGUE.

HEAR versus ONtCE.
Or rood nGfeel satire upon me hOi!o~Eees Of '7orIG
~ combanea!s
Il is TO mark how ev'ry Adams son,
an thought and deed looks out for "number one )"
10 prove that though with oily speech and smile,
Our comrades on liies highway we begae,
s.et but the clash of jogging interests rise,
Swift from the heart ooasted friendship flies,
,Ius smiles prove hollow, and our gisheS lies.
"The tongue. fond sysh the heart will seldom owns"
Through earth vast crowd this vile deceit is kn own
. / .oish you joy" cries tongue SO sweetiy civil,
While heart exclalms, I" z0sh you TO the d-l"
Thus echo all, on lifes dark, dirty stage,
From petty prince, to still more petty pages
by heart ana tongue the two.iold 1vish is shown,
From him who fills, to him who builds throne
From the great statcsman skPd in hctious I9isAes,
10 the dull fag who sghs for ioaves and fshesi
From LII ID. to unAedgd tyro down;
From scenled courtier TO the barn-yard clownj
From mtred bishop, boasting thousands clear,
To priests who starves on fifteen paunds year,
From learned politician, high in station,
10 grog shop spouter who would save the natoni
From A. that struts the first of worldly letters,
TO x. sneakng far behind his betters;
All well can play these double parts and tones,
From LEO s.Co oPsR--ev'n to dancing Jones;
From scorr and BYaeE down to Carlos level,
The pOef.ieaareas to prTu'er's devil f!
Pray note yon gay expectant son and heir,
Longing to spread what dad had scrap'd with carc
Yet still, whene'er old square.oes talks of dying,
Young JEHu drops his jaws, aad falls a signing
Up turn his eye balls grief ds;racts his soul,
While from his lips the poshd periods rool:
Long, dearest sir, may you in health enjoy
"Your well-carnd weaI,h,nor gout your toes annoy,
"Years may you i've and free from carking sorrow !"
But to this pack Of lies,
Ills yiso;'d heart replies.
CA tough old cock, 1 wish he'd die tomorrow"
Two next door rival grocers, towing creatures,
Honey and trcacc on their tongue, and features,
Should one, some morning, rising to his labor,
Behold the sheriff busy with his neighbor,
How with lantern-leng gthened phz he'll sigh,
Aud shake his poll, and wish; Ga scurvy lie y
Indeed he'll wish it que so bad
While keeping siug, Perdue,
His heart cries out, more true,
"'Tis false, old Jill.pot for you know you're glad"
Ask yon antique. thrown upon life's shelf,
Who loves but souchong, scandal, snuff, and self,
1t she with man has ever rs,shd To wed!
"IF' CRIES my lady; with toss of head
81 .essh a husband no, indeed, not 49,
But lurking in her heart.
One 1o,sh yet claims part,
And cries, "nay DOLLY, that's u bouncing lie"
See laughing Lucy, with her bashful lover,
He, slmpie CyMoN, shiverng AL over,
Trembling, yet longing for tn ecstatic bliss.
Asks if his love will grant one tender kiss
" A kiss no saucy sir, never will,
Indeed, indeed, rpssh you would keep still -
And uhen shc frowns md quite sin would make it
But though her tongue denies,
Her beating hear, replies,
~ SSsod lud you bashful fool, rvisa you'd take it,"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12
334l Prizes.
6659 Blanks.

10000 Tickets. Not two Blanks to Prize.
and no deduction from Prizes.
This Class wi commence drawing in Boston, ina.
short time.
1t is presumed this scheme, considering the cry
ioro price ofncEets wi he found to offer fatte *
prospect TO adventurers in Lotteries, any hee
tofore published in the town If Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12

NEw-YoRK, APRIL 4,
Nesvs from ihe Communion Frgae.
The prize ship Susannah, which arrived at
this port las, evening, parted from the Con-
st.ution on the 9th of February, 10 lat. SO.
long. -, 80. The Constitution obiained
news OF peace on the 10Th Of February, by
G.r.IfoI .f.fr fe,r. I ,gx.r.t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12

rLATTssuRcH, APRIL 5.
We understand that Commodore Mvcdon.
ough has orders to dismante the feet on this
Lake, excep, one of the briggs, aud that the
sailors arc ordered 10 Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12

INFORMS his friends and the public, that he con.
tinues at his old stand. No. 90. Thames.strcct,
corner Of Mill-s,reet, where he repairs Boots and
Shoes, cheap for cash The smallest favor will be
gratefully acknowledged
.Nsssporf, .iIara 3, 1915;
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Tsp g9ait.
n.gnly IDlporlaHt AryiVuls !

. FTOM LNfHd.
Arrived at York, on the Sd inst sch.
Cin,ra, Bailey, 10 days from MANILLA,witb
"a full cargo OF leas and Silks-and brig
Sphynx, Brevort, 9S Gays from CANroN,wi'b
a full cargo of Teas, Silks and Nankeens--
both belonging to Messrs. Minturn * Cham
pin, OF that city.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12
Aaministratnrs' NoIlce.

THE subscriber being duly appointed BY the Hon.
L Court of Probate of the town OF Newport. se-
m;usira,cr on the Estate of BILLINGS BChDiCN'
(sou Of Isaiah Burkick, of Edenton. Eorth-t aroi,-
na) late Of Newport. mariner deceased, and hav-
ing taken upon himself that trust BY giving bond as
The Law directs, hereby requests all persons having
demands upon said to Estate 10 present ,ntm ior
settlement and all persons indebted to ssid Estate
are requested 10 make Immediate pal ment 70
ISAAC BURDicK, .idHsnisfrci0-.
Ns,rborf itrii : ieiS
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SALES All AUCTION.
To 6e SOLD az Public Auctlon.

WEDNESDAY. 18th April next, on the farm
~ OF Edward Thurston, in Middietown, if fair
weather, if not, the next fair day, at 10 o'clock,
pair OF Oxen; Cows A two year
cid Heifers, and two year-old Bull.
.uiddletozvn, March 29, 1915
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WPORT, (R. l.
PRINTED AND PuBLfsHEp on WEDNESDAYS,
By WILLIAM SIMONS,

MILLS
Pubisier Of .he Lass Of ihe United Safes.
TERMS.
The paper is printed once week, at two dollars
year--one half to be paid in advance.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted at The rae
of Si-5o asquare, Tor three weess-othssa 10 th"e
proportion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12
Rhode Island Coal COMPANY Shmes.

On THURSDAY, 27!h April next, at noon,
UiR be sold at Pubic AUCTION,
On the aoor Of the Exchange Coffee House, in
BOSTON,
THE following Shares in the Stock o
l. the Rhode -Islsnd Coal Company, unless al
assessments due thereon together with interest and
charges shall be previousi, paid =
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Commissioners Notice

WE, the subscribers, being by the llonorable
w Court Of Probate, for the town OF Newport
in the county of Newport, appom'ed Com",s US
creditors against the Estate of THOMAS htDDI'
late of said town, deceased, represented inso'-
vent public notice is hereby given that SIX months
from the date hereof are allowed by SAID Court 70
the creditors against said Estate to exh'o' ana prove
,he;r respective claims and that will attend 10
t:. service at our respective dwellings within said
time. JOB lON NShND, I Com'rs.
JOHN TILLIN6iiAST
All persons indebted TO said Estate are requested
to make immediate psyu ent to
BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS, .9durnissrater.
Ne-gbOr,. .ipril S. 1915
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NEw.LoNpon. APRIL S.

NEW-LoNpoE, APRIL D
The Macedonian t'iga.e Came dowa the
river on rnuls sdsy last.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12

FUN o4Nts O'f y TT
THAT pleasant situated House, eornsr OF wash
i ington and Willow.street, on Eas,ons Poln''
:, rood repair .i!so the new House directly tothe
eastward Of the above. fronting Willow street, con-
voniently calculated for two small families Terms
of rayment made easy, if coed security is given =
rhe front House will be rented on the hrss OF octo
ber next, il not sold; the other he will rent imme
.lia,ely Terms made known, by applying to the
sahscr;hcr JAMES TOWNSEND.
.,s.spsri, March %. 1915.
JOHN b. LYON,
Has for sale,
A few bbls. Tar and Roisin,
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VALUABLE FAkM.

1'lE subscriber offers for sale. his Farm situated
in Middetown, about one mile aud haf fr ON
,bs state house IN N.wnort Said Farm contains a
bout 90 acres of land, with great quantity OF excel
lent frui, trees of all knds-together with the build
ings thereon standing For other Information in'
quire Of ALANSoN fEChhAHi'
Middletown Dec Is. 1914
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TICKETS AND SH 3RES,

in the above Lotteries, can 5e obtained 1T the Tnly
Fortunate Lottery Office OF
JOSIAH & SHAW,
Jan. 13. No 1i3, 1names-ssres.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12
Canal Lottery-First Glass
--ScHEME E.

Fifteen Taouolri - .4rs, Hsh f rize,
only Five Dollars a Ticket
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NEW SCHOOL.

DELFG FASTON respectfully in
L forms the Ladies and Gentlemen of Newport,
that if sufficient encouragement be given, hs will
open School, on Monday, the 10th of April, in
Young-street, No 3, tor the instruction OF youth IN
the most useful branches of Learning, viz Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar Geography, Navi-
CATION, Merchants Accounts and surveying
He solioits the encouragement of the Public and
assures them that strict attention shall be paid to
those who are entrusted to his care.
.Negporl. .Narch %, 1915.
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Washington Bridge Lottery
34l6 Prizes.
6584 Blanks.
10000 Tickets, at 8 5 90 each.

The treasures of this scheme are not absorbedb
one or two overgrown prizes. Its wealth is NOR,
qually, and therefore more usefully distributed
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Jan. l3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-18
IIhr. y COLE ~ Co

a 1 u,csign OF the Golden Anlil, ere nov
y iee1"s h'rgc aud y'1e ri: OF Ironnoi-
Ivy, Cutlery, oc eonsstiisSof
An'.', vis0, sc,c A-plat,s, bellows, files aud rasps-
ioi'' iSnt tti'On, Ssh, - cut pit. in compass,
haeIng' ifam,, srd wvo:seuttrs' SIPS
Carpenter tools Of every description consisting planes
pa'c irons. elassly, h-uSr atzss r,,.r7-s d.,yin,.
kuv's spokg-'ilyss laiainers, braces and BITS OF 4
snpcrcr Qnit, .qaf,s iron and nis,c,, h-,iS ,ncs
Matte" t'gd isTuaielis, c,.spaS1s. s.cl-,der,, an
Sis, rl and cct,g, center hits a. .w,s-
iS;,sVling Afi' ennn,s sangss, eoocr, AIDES, lSe
S;i Smnpa,re iouss IL. ail IL /. Crt Iron butts "a.
nlc h'is is-ss ard iron Ni1ow-puli:es, wo.lscg,ws
srrss ert nails ad hrads, rliss Of Carpenters ,.cl
@t,c' >. KEY dknou, common uiE scotch s.'Tir.
hrii'i, el1ci, mor,e, chest. cupboard rad Ltsitlii
ranh, s'ddi-6asi drtch, gun, 70. &C.
Glue pot, beck tin co..te-Dots
TTanni a. nj, ~, ten, sisar aud erenmPo's
e rs, ; 'Sa' slc.s ana s9apcsp9on., eirnstshes
hgiltetal mortars and ke,,les, waffle and wafer iron.
t'Ieiit hIici troNvis, iron and L,.,ss.vile
Steel ans iron isne,,i; pins rat and mouse traps
3'eSiyHrds, SclobSms, speetso, goggles, oV s.srrs
Bedisels and screws, DiScoliars aud ehairs
Steel, tanned AID rlat-d spGrs
5,tpyels ard longs, W1-i!itsls md sleeves
1:taSS-I' Goeiis but hinges eommoio knob and
handles 1ol's eoiiiis, hS'lcaps, hrasss,as tall and
ia' ea"c' YiioS,, bTsS ,s or hclsi,als, Lon tlsv
S;ef' tv'lPd's eseuieiieuns brass Jacks, chimney
BRUSHtS u every description viz br,,, beads dust.
e,s wh.i':wa'G h,arti e'ub hair, ,oot eio,h lorsr
Soni irriir's, psclct rkstlnds ladies' tr,-snf.loN
n,a-ea,e',s' SiH'r,Sloveis, needles yi=lin strings
C,r''gJI',r s'el:-acl;,, trace chains. iackscrews
Str'na., criwl,y. hsertd. ana cast steel,
Hoop an, si'et iron, nsiLroas
poesetand toilette co.>ing- ia,.es.
60 LA:ts-kni'os ard f5rNS pockets aud pe7.lnyss
g,,Ts s1Tis, ialars stesrS, s.ceop y silver tmoles
S1pDLERI:-1innsi bits srrup-irons platt,l hridi.-
aus ana pit,d slrrup irons knobs MOULDING, calp,sc
I'ir.s Plate aid pr,Ss carraagt-hng,s London nate
es.rriag'-springs. Also,
Thermometers copper scales poce,-ooss purses curry.
eon's, sad rom, castings Ins,sasss iri,ns, Gfrs, -
S guns end pistols. eontanining elegant assortnle
Oct here 5O-cpf - Swift