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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-26
From Bets Ueekly London Messenger.
LIFE'S WEATHER GAUGE.
Composed by Nr. Uibdin.

Composed by M. Diblin.
I'm for Tom 1iller's golden maxim,
Who studies life in every stage;
Hell tell you plainly, if you ak him,
Contents this lfe's best Weather Guage.
own Tom had but little learning,
Such as our fats pick up at school;
Yet he is cunning and discerning,
And though no conjuror, Toms no fool.
A Tar cried, TOMS TO peace a stranger;
Pore Fortunes tempest cuts and drives,
No single moment free from. danger,
And so does every man that lives
In toll and peril he his part takes.
Stands ire, and hurricane and shot.
lie has his quslms, his headaches, heart.aches
And where's the luhber that has not
The gold he gets does good to Others,
Though he ut random lets it fly;
For, as mankind are all his brothers,
lie keeps it in the farily;
Hair breadth escapes each hour he weathers
No moment he can call his own;
And thus are men put to their tethers,
Up from the cottage to the throne.
The thing is this: in every station
We're born for pleasure and for trouble;
And, IT you strike to each vexation,
Iood Hopes true cape you'll never double;
But take the good and evil cheerly,
=. And sum Up creditor and debtor,
IN this world theyuse YOU queeIiy,
BE honest, and you'll find Better.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-26
August 10
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA
st Rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the SUI.
perior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 25th day of June, 1915
Marcus Aurclius Harris, and Evelina Harris, in
fants by William Bentley, Their guardian and
next friend, and the said William Bentley and
Lucy his wife, PrE.
.7?Giist
William Saunders and Sarah his wife. Egbert
Harris and Wilson Harris, lcgatces and dcvi.
sees Of Benjamin Harris, decd, the said vii.
son Harris, beng an infant, by William Harris,
his next friend, Dcfts
THE supersedeas and subpoena 20 answer the
DILL Of review, allowed in this cause, not having
been returned executed on the defendants Will
lam Saunders and Sarah his wife, and Egbcrt
Harris, and they not having entered their up.
pearance and given security according 80 the Act
of Assembly aud the Rules Of this Court, and It
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants Of this country a. ordered.
That the said Defendants do appear here on the
first day Of the next term and answer the bill of
review of the Plaintiffs AND that a copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN the City Of Richmond for two
months successiyely and posted 1.-THE front door
Of the Capitol, w the said City.
a Copy--1cste,
I'm. ". Hcning, c. G.
August 10. w9w
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
WOTIOE.

~ a petition will be presented bv
sundry inhabitants of Henrco and GoocS.
land counties, to the General Assembly a.
it's next session, praying the passage Of a
lag, Incorporating company authorised
torender GdckahoescrscE nayigable,
August 10,
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ut Court He'd for .1i5cmar,e Coaafj .he
Sd day Of Jaly, 1915.
William C. Garner, Complement.
.7gaiass
solomon Stoddard and Chiles Brand,
Defendants
IN cuANCEur.
THIS day came the Complainant BY his
Counsel, and the Defendant Solomon Stoddard.
not having entered his appearance and given Sc.
curity according to the Act of Assembly and the
kules OF this Court, and it appearing TO the sa-
uSfaction OF the Court, that he is not an inhsbi-
tant OF tins commonwealth: on the motion Of the
Complainant, it is ordered by the Court, that the
sad defendant do appear here on the first Mon.
day IN November next, and answer the bin OF
inc Complainant and that q copy of this order
be forthwith inserted IN some OF the newspapers
published in the City of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the from, door
OF the Courthouse of this County for the same
time.
Copy-Teste,
Alec. Garrett, G.. C.
august ~. w8w
Louisa County Court, Jnne 18th, 1915.
Thomas johnson, Is. ~ Plaintiff;
Against
Thomas Hardin and Others, Defendants
IN cHAScEuY.
THE defendant Thomas Hardin, not having
entered his appearance and given security accord.
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules ofthis
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court, that he is not an inhabitant of this state
on the motion of the plaintiff, By his counsel, il
IS ordered, that the said defendant, Thomas Har.
din, do appear here on the second Monday in Au.
gust next anil answer the bill of the plaintiff. and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some ono Of the newspapers printed in the civ OF
Richmond, for eight weeks successfully, nd pub
lshed at the front door of the courthouse of this
county on some court day
copy.-Teste,
JOHN Po1NDEXTER, Clerk.
July 8. w8wn
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ed to his friends, on his removal to them ::
the facts having been disclosed, partly by
the confession of the servant boy and pa, :
ly by the unfortunate youth himself during
the few lucid intervals which occurred III
the course of the first year after his mis-
fortune. His father and mother were then
living but now they are both dead, and
the little property they left TO support him
is now nearly exhausted, together with
small subscription which was also raised to
furnish him with necessaries, and to rcim-
burse person to take care Of him. He is
perfectly harmless and gentle, being ra-
Their in state of idiocy than insanity, sell
dom betraying Fany symptoms OF violent
emotion, except occasionally about mid
might (the time of his unhappy disaster)
when. full of indescribable terror, be ex-
claims," Oh I! they are coming, they are
coming!" All hope of recovery is at an
end, more than 90 years having elapsed
since the catastrophe happened. The
name of him who was the c0ntriver and
chief agent of the fatal mischief, is with
held from motives of delicacy. If living
he may contribute to alleviate the misery
he 0ccasioned. He was at that time a
youth OF large expectations should he
now possess affiuence, his own heart will
dictate what he ought to do. This pitia-
bic case may at once prove warning to
the lnconsiderate, and stimulate The good
to its relief.
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CuMBERLANp, Augu.t 5.

CUMBERLAND, August 5.
On Wednesday last two persons calling
themselves John Porter and William
Wright, were arrested in this town upon
suspicion of being counterfeiters-42Od dol
lars OF paper, announced false, was found
upon them. They say they are from Phi
ladelphia. Wright says he is shoemak :
er, and has wife and two children there.
Their statements are very contradictory
and their general department suspicious.
They have been committed to the next
October court. 1t has been stated by wag-
goners from the westward, that these men
had passed many of the counterfeit bills to
tavern keepers along the road-ii so, those
persons will see the propriety OF appearing
III evidence against them.
The following are the denominations
and amount Of the notes suspected of be-
ing cOunterfelts -
Bank of Troy, 10 of s 10
Trenton, of 10
E'&tOn, 3 of $
n. America, ii of 90
Most of these notes are badly executed.
but particularly those on the bank of Tren-
ton.
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THE SUBSCRIBER
UAVINC declined business in the Mercantil
z 4 line, will devote his attention exclusively t
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

He has several good Yards on the Basin and Canal
which he viii let for the deposit of Goals. Also,
Lot enclosed, lying on both sides of the Canal
near the upper Lock, for the reception of Plank
Scantling, &c.
He will receive proposals until tho first day of
June next, for the building of from twelve to six
teen three story Brick Store and Lumber Houses,
at the waters edge, on the Basin and Canal, on
ground rent or lease. The advantages those
building sites possess, render them worthy the
attention of merchants and others, possessing
capital. ARCHELAUS HUGHES.
April -. WON
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-30
Plaster Land for Sale.

YyyiiE subscriber offers for sale, o.
& Farm, In the County Of Faaquier,
and state of Virginia, containing 45o A.
ores, one third Of which is Of the strong
est quality, and covered with heavy
growth of red oak and hickory--The re-
|sidue, (being cleared land, is IN good
heart, two thirds Of it having been
laid down in red clover, and no Sract
|in the state has afforded higher eviden-
ces Of It's adoption TO the plaster of Pa
Tii.efe is, on this tract, and at the
caniluence of the two never failing
streams Of Esoad and Mill Runs, q
sole for a Merchant Mill. with fail
OF 25faet, surrounded by every n6te-
rial for building. and by the side of a,
web built Saw-siill, recently erected.
4 lay has passed for a turnpike road,
wiilch wiil pass by or near this scite.
far the above property, | will take
the moderate price of 90 dollars per a.
ere. with a reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post-O Office, va.
September 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-30

4 Invery few instances arc passes grant
led the vessels must not belong Il
shields, and must only be loaded witt
merchandise. The ship owners are de
Itermined not to submit to any but wha
they have formerly proposed.
The following particulars are in
Newcastle paper Of the 10th inst.
6 The seamen in this Heighborhood.
Notwithstanding they bad several meet
|ings last week. with the ship owners and
magistrates, still remain IN an unsettled
state. The ship owners have partly ac-
|ceded to the wishes Of the seanen, but
the latter remain inHexible to their first
request
The proposals made by the ship own
ers on the 4th inst. we're, that they
would recommend the committee of IN
surance to order ships as have been short
manned to take adequate crews, and e.
ven more than the committees, in any
other circumstances, would think neces-
sary for the secure navigation OF the yes-
sells; that care would be taken to see the
ships manned according to the recon-
|mendation Of the committee, and that
the insurance committees would perso-
|nally attend to see that their intentions
las to the manning ofthe ships were fully
carried into effect. The COMMITTEES eS-
pressed their opinion, that il this we're
adopted, upon an ayeraget%o extra men
would be employed in every ship.
The meeting held at North Shields on
the 9TH inst: was exceedingly numerous,
and the following spirited resolutions
were unanimously adopted and signed
by s42 ship owners.
/" That this meeting dess conceive
THAT the ship owners cannot. consistent
|ly with the respect due to the existing
flaws, and the duty, which on the pre-
Isent occasion, they feel they owe to the
public at large, concede any thing be-
yond what is contained in the said pro-
Iposals.
"That this meeting feels an impcricus
duty to apprise the adjoining magistrates
|of Northumberland, Durham, and New
castle. of the sentiments now expressed,
and at the same time to solicit of them.
las guardians of the public peace, ample
protection as wellto such seamen as may
feel willing to return to their duty, as
also to the ship owners and pubic at
large
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-30
Port OF alexandria,

Arrived, ship patonac, John T..Brooiss
master, passage % days, Nov. 2, lat.
|56, "a, lon, as, so, spoke brig Mars, nt
Boston. for ST. Salvador, out 10 days.
all weii;-Capt. Collins kindly supplied
|us with provisions. Nov. 6, lat. IS, Is.
lon. SIS, spoke ship CoromandeI of Phila-
|delphia. bound home from Liverpool 60
days out. Capt. Day very humanely en-
|quired If we were in want, and very ge-
|nerously supplied uswith bread aud oil :
The master and crew Of the Potomac
acknowledge his kindness aud desire to
return him their grateful thanks for the
lsaine.-Nov. IA, in lat. IS, SS, Ion. 7S,
spoke sloop Mechanic Of Alexandria,
Valentine Hunter, master, for Chaleston,
out five days from Cape Henry, inform
ed us that on Saturday night the 10th in
a squaIl of Cape Hatteras he lost his
sails, but was proceeding on under jib
and trysail.
- Ship Lydia, Heath, from Cadiz
"A Portuguese ship, name not known
and some other vessels.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-30

AT d meeting Of the subscribers to tho
Alexandra Coffee House the 2stl
New. 1915. George Deneale was aP.
pointed chairman.
On motion, Resolved. that a committee
of FIVE subscribers, be appointed tc
draught a set Of rules and regulations
for the government of the Alexandria
Coffee House and report the same to Q
meeting OF the subscribers to be held a
the coffee house, on Thursday evening
next, at half past SIX O'Clock.
Whereupon George Deneale, JOSEPH
Dean, Jacob Morgan, John Mckinney;
and John A. Stewart, were appointed.
G. DENEALE, Chairman.
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Fresh Tea, Brandy, Indi.
so, &c.
Iamps x yaco, Do,lo}ae

James & jacob douglas
Hace just reccired
o5 half chests vo,,,,o. n,
& 'o1@S -
Is boxes Of Is lbs. esct son YEA,
.fmerica's Cargo. and selected
of the best quality
sc barrels good Muscovado Sugar
9 pipes superior Chgnac Brandy
Coo lbs, fresh Currants
s tons ratent Shot, assorted from /
to 10 10
90 quarter casks Best FF glazed Gun
powder
Goo lbs. Pepper and Timento
500 lbs. Spanish Indigo (sood)
9 hhds. Green CoppeFas
1900 lbs. Alum.
Annatto, Nader, Fig Blue, Saltpetre
i5'c. CSC. G'c.
On Hand
600 bushels Liverpool slowed Salt
6 hhds. good Antigua Rum
5000 lbs. Coffee
8 hhds. lst quality N. Orleans
Sugar
20 barrels low priced Muscovado do
ESQ boxes English Pipes 4 gross
each
100 Reams Wrapping Paper,
Which, with large supply of Garrett:
and Leiper's Scotch Snuff, Lorillard',
Maccoboy and Rappee ditto, and &c.
neral assortment OF other articles in The
GROCERY line, are offered at reasona
bleprlces for Cash. Or to panctuat men or
our usual rerms.
i. Nov. 10. eotf:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-30
.CHARITT

CHARITY.
A collection Will be raised next Lnrd''
day in the forenoon, at the Presbyterian
Church, for the relief ofthe Poor in town
The charitable are invited to attend
what may be raised viii impartialiy be
applied under the direction of managers
by St. .aadreac's Society.
In absence of Dir. Muir, the religious
services Of that morning will be conduct
ed by MIR. Cow.
The punctuai attendance OF the mem
bers of the st. Andrews Society is ex-
peeted.
BY order of the President.
VIM. Gregory, Secr'y
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: & SoysaR'sa s:

rs; SSTs'u,,t!cfstaad the eitiz ems q Alex 's
l..,.,, i / small mark Of respect aho
80 $50, 81 the Ioeriterious services g
go, s 4 ;ses. D. u cK;s0.F, have Invited
$. ,s = accept Of 4 public dinner in n. Alex
-. ..,.f; 4 81 Monday the 10Th Of Des'
,,sx,. st;sh invitation tie General has
ssesPsfd.
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JOHN G. LADD, q co.
Hare for Sale;


90 bales Georgia cotton, Russia hemp,
duck and cordage, crates of Liverpool
ware, consisting Of plates, dishes, cham
Der mugs, & ! HID. China, tea and table
sets, casks Of cut glass decanters and
goblets, 90 casks 4d wrought nails, 8 by
10, 9 by II, and 10 by IL Bristol glass.
100 bags coffee, entitled to drawback
TOW cloth, sheathing and candle paper;
shoes in boxes Spanish brown, chalk.
hand-spikes, whale oil. Lemon juice in
casks, 2 pipes French brandy, sweet
wine, pepper in bags, 10 boxes Young
Hyson tea, ] case domestic wooiens,
"A Irish linen in boxes, and German Il
mems in bales. -
Oct. 5
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Landing this day

From schr. Criterion from Porto Rico
and for sale by the subscribers,
10 Hhds.
10 'Tierces and
{ 50 Barrels first quality sagars.
.ldmas, Herbert e Co.
November o..
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Thomas Swami Il Co

.dt.the corner Of King e Patrick streets
HAVE IN STORE,
And offer for sale on accommodating
Terms,
600 bushels Isle OF May Salt,
500do. Cadiz do
200 do. Liverpool ground alum do
100 do. do blown do
10 hhds. choice spirits
6 do retailing molasses
9 pipes 'fenerife I vino
s quarter do Malaga "ino
I boxes young hyson Tea, estee m
2 do imperial GU NV
so boxes dipt 2r.na,..
90 do spermaceti
100 dozen London Mustard
1000 lbs madden
1000 lbs coppesas
1000 lbs, Laglira coffee
200 do birthstone
200 do Spanish float indigo
200 do fig blue
90 do nutmegs
IL do mace
6Scasks Goshen Cheese
so boxes soap
so whole and half koxes segars
s tierces fresh rice
8 kegs prime chewing tobacco
10 bbls. vinegar
% do crambcrries
500 bushels potatoes
Loaf, lump and ". Orleans Sugar,
With May other articles in the grocery
line. they also have and intend keep
ing on hand the best mountain FLOUR
for family use.
Mao Cd 4 eotf
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LOST

YESTERDAY, somewhere on King.
street, between 80 and 90 Dollars IN
Notes of the Farmers Bank Of Alexan-i
dria. wrapped in bill Of sale of IL bbls.'
offiour sold Butts e Cawood. "A liberal
reward will be given the finder on leavr
ing It at this Office or with Butts and
John B. Hook
Nor. rs st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-30
Cotillion Parties.

NJ r. GENERES has the honor Of in.
lYA forming the Ladies and Gentle,
men Of Alexandria, that his Cotillion
Parties will commence on Tuesday the
5th of December, and will continue elsee
a fortnight during the season.
~ Tickets of invitation will be Sent
to the Ladies.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-30
Fresh Goods.

The subscribers have just received by
the ship Mary from Liverpool,
4 Par of their Fall Importation Of
DRY GeODS, consisting ofbroad.
cloths, cassilneres, flushings, eoatings.
vcstings, stockinets, pelisse cloths, (le-
,noa cords, yelvets and velveteens.--
Also, 9-S and Ga cambria piuslins,
shifting cambrics and cotton hosiery,
which, together with variety Of,other
articles, are offered fer sale at reduced
prices.
Samuel Mark & Co.
Nov es d6t
ST. Andrews Society.
A N anniversary meeting of the St,
IA Andrews Society will be held at
MIR. Daniel M'Dougall's on Thursday
the SOth inst. at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
By order of the President.
VIM. Gregory, Sec'ry.
nov 90
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ass se.,r. ssiary, Peters, II days. from
:. g'a,,n.as, arrived st New York Nov,
8 t.egt tlere the brig Dove II this
I, assess lsil, iIons Z dollars.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-30

Bark continues Is improve little. Bee
Wax continues quite unsalsahle at highel
prices than our quotations.. Wehaye nj
lalterations to make iii she quotations d
|Fiaxseesl, Flour or Wheat. American
Tar IS scarce, and comparatively high
as 1t IS wanted at this season of the year
tor sheep salving purposes. FurpeDtins
is again lower, although money must be
Host By the exporters from the United
States the stock here is pretty consi-
|derabie. American Slaves continue
scarce. Tobacco, although our stock In
port is more than 5000 hhds. maintains
its price, ard is rather advancing !; the
accounts from the Continent are gene
rally very good. We beg to call your
particularly to the Remarks In
or last Letter, respecting the care that
should be taken in Shipping Tobacco. ~
Ashes Pot. 80 a S3s. Crusted, "a a
|776s. Pearl. SO a S4s. Bark, Quercitron.
SO d SIS. Cotton. Upland, Is. Cd. a ID.
lid. New Orleans, is l0d a 2s Id. Ten
InAssee none /; Sea Island, O. Id s. Cd.
EIasseetlEor sowing, none; for crushing,
So 65s. Flour American Sour. 16s.
sweet, 81, a SAs. Tar American, so a
SIS. Turpc atine. IS ag15s Sd. Resin, los.
I'D. a les Slaves, white Oak, Barrel,
Isl. a ell, sISh 22k a III. Pipe, none;
.Eobacco, Virginia. III. a Is. good and
fse. Il. Sd. a Is. Sd. Maryland, fine
yellow, Meme.
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ing an inercase in The supply Of
~, g.. 'ssr Of 1880, bags 81, the LARGEST
49,, IN ! ? hrs we NAV add 10000 ins-
Ian, -, s. lhls mnath, hardly any Of wl,ic!
q a. seen taken by the trade. {
Ia ' :: Doth Pets and PearIs.r are dull.
. p'ses rathss love, ouerc;tgo,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11
o PRIZE LIST o.

The privatscr brig Dash. John. Porter, comman,
der. of Portland, District Of Maihe,) arrived At
that port on Friday last. afier cruize OF wseks
during which she had made ave captures, from
which the Dash loaded herself with lis punehcons
goods. II casks porter copper in Sheets &c, value
on board estimated at $4,000. She has captured
this cruize, property esumated per invoices AZ
Si20,0vc. She has brought in no prisoners. has
had no engagement. and been chased but once, > y
Erfracf ef letter, dated Mere Orleans, Dec q 1914
"a British ship. loaded with 700 barrels of aour,
bound to Pensacola, by mistake entered the bay Of
Mobile, and was captured by the Amer h:ans. The
Hour was intended TOR the british troops" 80
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11
By Last Evenings Mail.
BALrrMoRE, January 3

bALTIMoRE, January 8.
Two gentlemen, masters Of vesseis1we be-
lieve have this day been examined Ly the
by The Committee Of vigilance and Safely,
who have been with the enemy since August
last, and we're in the Maneiaus frigate at the
demonstration on baltimore. The attempt TO
pass the Ferry Branch was made as ono Of
them states, by eighty boats carrying about
IS men each, eight Of which were entirely
destroyed with loss as was admitted by
some inferior officers, ALTER their return OF
frsm to 600 men! Two boats only went
from the Manelaus, both of which returned,
but " ofthe men were missing. They have
communicated some o'aer information, nigh
iy interesting, but improper to communicates
at the present time.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11
Cheap Stocking Yarn.


Has just received, small lot (including an n,
= sortmen, Of numbers) of Sthrcaded slate col,
CURED STOCKING YARN. partially stained, which
will be sold by the bundle, pound or sken, at about
one half the usual price. .ft
0-T An assortment IL Yarns Of the 6fst duality, ae
Factory prices, as usual Jan. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-11

ME subscribers deem Il proper TO inform tho
= public. that they have formed shemsclvcs into
Company for .nanIjaesuring purposss. and having
erected building. &c. on mill privilege, recently
owned ny Joseph & Benjamin Mott, ia Portsmouth,
a. about 8 miles on the west road, from New
port. have assumed the appella,ion Of the
Enterprize Manufacturing Company,
and have appointed EDWARD LAwrox. agent III
Newport, and committed To PHiLlP AnTnoSv tho
charge Of their concerns at the Factory in ports-
mouth. 'f ,s a.,
They wish likewise to inform, that they shall have
ready for operation in few days, seu ofmachines
for 4
Cars!ing Mcrin0 and common Sleeps
f.,.t wool, !,
which they intend to perform in the best manner at.
the customary prices .-1hose who favor them with
custom. will please TO leave hsir Wool either at the
Factory. or At the store Of EDWARD w. LAwros.
In Newport. ,..s,. !, "A 4 !, ,. .s' 49, A J..
As the quality Of The Carding depends much on
having the Wool clean, and in good order, they beg
leave TO request Of their customers, that they will
pay particular attention TO that point.
PHILLIP PANTHoNY,
HARVEY SESSIONS.
GEORGE ENCS, ,,at,
= rr, EDWARD w. LAWTON
Gr A Machine for picking and cleaning Wool.
(Which will be done ut the usual pricc) 10 added to
the above. .Aswporf, Jan. H..