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I.oudoun Land.

XTTILL be sold, on MONDAY, the
w 7th day of August next, at PEERS
tavern, in the town Of LeeSbarg, two
LOIS Of land, situated about six miles
from Middleburg and four from the moan
tain. One lot occupied by Mr., Fatttoa,
which will be sold subject to his lease,
containing is1--the other occupied by
Mr.. Patterson, of which possession may
be had on the first of january next, con-
tanning upwards Of $50 acres. Persons
desirous~of viewing the premises are re-
ferred to JOHN P. DuLANY, residing near
them. The terms one-third cash. the
Balance one and two years with interest
from the Gate.
DAN. F. DULANY, } Trus-
WIN. HERBERT, jun. tees.
July IL. dts
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The Subscriber

nFFERS for sale small Farm in the
W vicinity of Alexandria, at present
occupied by MIR. George 1aibott-Itwas
the residence of the late Mr.. John Rich
ster, by whom it was improved with con-
siderable taste, and is most desirable
summer retreat for small family. The
place will be shewn by Mr.. Talbot, and
MIR. James Anderson of Alexandria is au-
rised to treat for it with any person dis
posed to purchase. a.
Matthew w. Brooke
June %. d4w.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

Ed ANYWAY on Monday the lst inst.
il y from Alexandria, Negro BEN--e5
dollars will be paid if taken within 90
mites of Alexandria, and the above re-
.svardfif beyond the distance-Ben was
raised by Mr.J. Patton near Alexandria !:
ne IS about IL years old, tall and slender
with small stoop, very narrow across
ne breast-had ON an old drab ceatee
ana ana .alsssett pantaloons-Apply at the
May 10.
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/ j. +. Caldwell,

Has Just receiued from Ntzo York,
and offers for Sale,
Sc dozen Hibben's Brown Stout
10 ditto first quality Claret
6 ditto ditto Champagne
40 boxes saperiea' Segars
2 bales Cotton Water Twist, NO. s
to IL
A constant supply of Lorillard's Rap
pee and Macabau.
ALSO,
A general assortment of Groceries and
Family Flour.
July II. ~ ct
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Sales at Auction.

Sales at Auction.
ON Friday next will be sold at the Auc
ton Store Of the subscriber,
8 Cases Dry Goods,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Cambricks, Book, Jaconet and Null
Null Muslins,
Jaconet and Book Muslin Handker'
chiefs,
Fancy colored Shawls,
Bengal Stripes,
Ginghams,
Dimities,
Madras Handkerchief
Men and Womens Cotton Hosiery
Diaper Table Cloths
ALSO.
A quantity Of Men 4 Womens Shoes.
2. G. Marsteller.
July IS.
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l.oughlln Masterson
Boot e Shoemaker,

ESPEC1FULLf informs the cit
Ia zens of Alexandria and public in
general, that he carries on the
Boot 6 Shoemuk7ng
in the house he at present occupies on
Royal-street, . few doors south of King
street, and directly opposite the Office Of
the Alexandria Gazette; where he will
be happy to execute the orders of his
friends, and promises to use his best en-
beavers to give general satisfaction, to
such as may favor him with their customs
He will keep OH hand an assortment OF
Gentlealen's light SHOES and PUMPS.
May 81. SIN.
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/ or Sale or Freight.

kE The new schooner ADELINE
ssssasssss Elisha Sawyer, Master, bur'i er
about 1000 barrels; isa very fast sailer:
well found, and will be ready in three
days to receive a cargo. Apply to
LaWrason & FoWle.
Who have for Sale, said schooner's
Cargo of $50 tons Plaster PARIS.
July II.
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Regi,nental Orders

Regimental Orders
I'd ATiALiON courts of enquiry for
ID the first and second battalion, first
regiment, second brigade militia, of the
district of Columbia, will be held at the
courthouse, on Saturday next at three
O'Clock in the afternoon.
BY order,
R0BT. GRAY, Acting Adjt.
1st reg. I'd brig. NJ. d. c.
July 12.
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Elegant Building Lots.

10 be Let for a term Of Fears. or
.forerer:
g. EVERAL Building Lots on Fairfax
~ and Cameron-streets, adjacent to
the Bank of Alexandria. For information
apply to WILLIAM HERBERT, sen. ESQ.
or to the subscriber near Evansville, Ma
ryhnd.
John c. Herbert.
July II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08
French account OF the Battle.


The French account of The battle of the
18th, estimates the English force at $4,000
men, and the Prussian corps which arrived
towards the eyening,at 5000. he French
il says were less numerous Prince Jerome
commenced the attack by advancing upon
a wood, pat of which was occupied by
the enemy. This account attributes the
failure to too hasty movement OF the re-
serve cavalry, which seeing the retrogade
movement Of the English, charged the in
fantry The day, il says was gained bu
at half past eight, four battallions of The
middle gu.rd, which had been sent to sup
port the culrasers, being too confined,
marched with the bayonet TO seize the bet
teries. "The day was ended +; a charge
made upon their flank by several English
sqaadrons threw them into disorder tie
fugitives repassed the Ralme the neigh
boring regiments seeing some troops of rhe
guard in confusion, believed il wa, The old
guard md took alarm the cries all $
losl"-"the guard is repulsed"-were heard
from all sides the soldiers even pretend,
thar in many quarters, the indlspcstd cried
out sauve qui tent- save himself GOao can
/" Even the squadrons of service, placed
at the side of the emperor, were driven
back and thrown into confusion by these
tumultuous waves I; there was no longer
any choice, but TO follow the torrent The
parks of reserve the baggage that had not
repassed the oambre, and every thing that
was on the field Of battle, fell into the hands
of the enemy 1t was impossible to wait
for the troops on our right every one
knows, what the bravest army in the world
becomes, when il is thrown into confusion.
and when all org anizaIiop is at an end
" The artillery, as usual, covered itself
with glory. The carrisges of the head
quarters, had remai~ed in their ordinary
position, no retrograoe movement beisg
Judged necessary. In the course of the
night they all fell into the hands of the ene-
my.
Such is the issue of the battle of Mount
Saint John--8o glorious for The French ar
mes, and yet so fatal.
We abstain from giving the de-
tails, that are brought to us in cir
cumstances SO affective, too much
caution and circumsrection cannot
be used. General Letort, whom the
Emperor hoped to preserve to the
army and the nation, of which he was
one of the most worthy supporters,
is said to have died OH the 18th at
noon He was one of the most dis
tinguished officers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08
M. Darbach. The loss Of battle cannot

MI. Durbach. The loss or a battle cannot
put France under the yoke of L gland
that eternal enemy of France. i'ie grn
eral uoice Of the Chamber disahtrovcd fhese
words of The indiscreet sheaksr.)
On motion of NJ Solgaac, the assembly
unanimously declared that the abdication Of
Napoleon Bonaparte is accepted and that
the Executive Committee should be llnme
diately chosen.
Mr. Henry Lacoste requested leave to
read letter which he and several Other
members had just received
This letter announced that, by secret or
ders, ten thousand troops of the line are 10
arrive in Paris, 10 organize II l3 penden'i-
are" and TO provoke " An 9Th Brumaire :"
This letter also expressed a wish that The
National Guards should be no longer COM
manded by General devoted 10 Napoleon
The Minister of War said, this letter
could be amply refuted by the simple fact,
tina: all the troops in the department OF the
Seine, were commanded by Generals Val
ence, Sebastian and Grenier. While |
have command, no Frenchman need fear
treason. Lively applauses ]
Il was decreed, that on motion OF NJ. Reg
nault, the deputies 10 be sent 10 the allied
powers, should be chosen by the provisional
government. &a
The sitting was suspended and the com
mi,tee with The address repaired to the pal
ace de rElyse.
All FIVE o'clock, the sitting recommended
NJ. Laniuinais, the president, mentioned
that Napoleon had replied to their address
That the immediate cause ofthis abdicaicr
had been the interest OF France and OF h,'
son, whom he recommended to The justice
of the chambers and the justice OF th'
French People.
The choice of the three persons on th'
part of The house was then made.-See a
bove.
After long discussions in both houses
the three members chosen tc form the Pro
ysional Government, are the Duke OF o.
rrsn,o, ( Fouche) minister of The Genera
PoIice-Count CarHot, minister OF the In
terror, ard General Grenier.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08
BOSTON, AUG. 7.
Latest ffonl England.

BY the cartel ship Mary, arrived
last evening, &c days from Plymouth,
we have received the London Star Of
June 27th--It contains the details of
the proceedings in the French Legis-
lature on the 2lst and 22d June, and
the account of the battle, which We
had before received in Paris papers
by the Abellino, and of which we
give tiansiations in this days paper
1t also contains an abstract of the
proceedings Of the Esd of June, and
the important intelligence that Wek-
mgton bod arrived 1vithin two ddYs
march Of Paris.
The following is the Postscript
contained in the second edition Of the
Star.
The Duke of Ellington 7vithin tuvo
days march Of Paris.
Huzza Huzza
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08

VIII the peorle nomiua, c their mex President,
or will hey postpone the nomination until the
aext meeting of Congress- and allow il 10 be
made by their Represent stlves IN Caucus ! II
hey are sposed 70 surrender the nomination OF
be President 80 ,heif II representatives., ought
hey not always TO remember, In choosing Rep.
esentaliyes, that they are 10 be repre Sen,ed In
caucus, as well as in congress? Should not eve.
4, voter, al congre slonsl elections. make some
rquiry as TO hiS own preference of Presiden.,
est he may give vote for man who will ms
~rpr- sent INN In caucus WHAT viii be the re-
,ult If postponiag nominAyion Of he mex Pre-
dent On il he meeting Of congress The no
n nation of ] mes "A nroe. And shall We have
ae mex Pes den, from Virginia: s. il will be
unless there be nomination m-de preyloul 4.
u he PEG pie, in such wa viii settle hel,
preference Vi some other individual. VIVA
means shalt be adopted 20 collect the wishes OF
ne people on this subject, and how shall theI'
wishes be expressed.
Who are .poken Of as suitable persons to Be
lrId as candics.es for PresIden, and Vice Pre-.
slden; We h&ve hvs d Of
FoR President,
Hon Wiinm "A Crawford,
James Monroe,
Rlius K.'g.
ID WI Cnn,0n,
J >" Q td,ms,
FoR VlcE PRs,lpEwr,
H1n. Jsmes A. ard,
Lengdon Cueses,
Aaron Ogden,
Henry Clay,
Simon Snyder !!!!!!
Tue american
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08
DUTCH ACCOUNT.

HAGUE, JUNE 2l.-His Royal Highness
the Plincs of Orange continues to keep his
Majesty acquainted with army events. His
health continued good Notwithstanding the
severity Of his wound In The great battle
of the 18th Bonaparte left no means untried
to force the height on which the English
and Netherlands army was posted OF
which Braine la Lende was the key. Five
attacks were made on it, with the greatest
fury, and were sustained by our squares,
and repulsed by our cavalry After their
last attempt towards evening, the French
fed in great disorde, leaving great guam
iity of Artillery in our hands. Bonaparte
went off on horseback a: full speed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08

Private letters add some details they
sly, that .he example of his Roysl High
fire, great contributed 10 the brave conduc'
Of the Nethesland ,roops.-Count Stirum,
.he Princess Aid-d7-Camp, WAS wounded
with sable, but not dangerously. Lieut.
Colonel Parayiclni Is smong the wounded !,
but we do mol learn that our troops have lost
any officer of rank
The Isl ana Sd corps ofthe Prussisn al
my, under Generals II ther and rhiel-
mann, had the greatest share in the bloody
battle fought near Flsu'us
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08
Bonabarte's adieu 10 Ei6a.

ADIEU lonely Elba, thou eye-sore to me,
Thou cold stony prison firm fx'd in the sea;
The moss coyel'd rocks on Thy wsve-beatenshore,
Shall re-echo my Imperial footsteps no more.
hate thee, thou black little I4lsnd of woe,
Wi pie asure | leave thee. nrarured g ;
Glory calls me f ON Elba, her voice hey,
And Austerll'z' Sun shall again cheer he dsy
Thou check to ambition, thou bar to my fame,
Thou bias, 20 my fortune, thou sur g my PANT
bate thee, thou rock, by i'll fortune I N driveI,
A wreck on Thy shore by the mandate OF Hesy
en-.
Those fools who could dream would dwell o,
Thy shore,
Shall be wak'd from their dream By their foil,
once more, t
Myhstred % hem and TO thee procl.im.
And raise On their ruin my FOOTSTEPS % fame
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08

duct for some days prior to his death.-0n the pre-
cedng day, General sacken. who dined with hin,
at bis father in laws, the Duke Of Bavaria, very
much Disconnected him, by remark, that be was a.
shamed at seeing him among the small number Of
persons who had remained faithful to their king.
He passed all the tst of June at his window, obse-
wing with perspective glass, the Russian troops a.
they marched in.-He went afterwards TO the third
story TO the apartment OF his children, dismissed
the servants and threw himself out of the window.
His son. child, endeavoring 10 catch him by the
foot. was nearly dragged out Of the window with
him. The fall was so violent that he was killed up
on the spot-Ce1ittnel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08

lb7Egb Hos sts'eFs1 20" nay JSVs 0s''S. 2
Or. lebb's celebrated LlnlilieA
To e1patia,e 90 he celebrity Of this remedy i''H
RHEUM 47loM
after feven wears experience in Amef'c' ~ ~
almoG unive,fa fuccels il need e''--iulu
FAY hat in rheuma ism bfuifes sPTain'' s 80
n ffAefs 10 the joints il will be i0up .aa..,
fcacious, il affo ds infant cafe and H'4''''
Cures IN "a hours
Rheuma,ifm of many years aapding aila 80 -,
o,her remedy has failed few sI''1O.S =.
cure are Cubmirtsd through motives inc Wv"
name to public reruial. cnn.,l
a. A young Lady OF bol. NO. !. h
was feverely afflicted with rheuma',' .oasosd ii
hin sunabIe 70 wak--af'sr beng go" s.,
liz weeks and tried moit other medicine
was in1autanecuAy cured by this L'Oln's
= A gentleman OF bo Q = y. ii
who was eff (aed with rheuma'l:mn " -
flioulders was cured by one bottle epoaon
- \ young Gentleman OF p !, !. ID
wa. f.vetey an aea with vioenf pal, = y soo,..
which wa, much enlarged ans aAa = his La
ance of wh,e CuelIiug was cnisu can
men, and Dir Relics Ambitious Pill' = ~ ~
A Gentleman OF koAu :, II.
was sflaed with an enlargement q ser. %
Joint, ~as IL perpe ual pain nearly w. s., Bouut
a(ne this L,nimen, and taking Df Ia ~ d.
cal Drops was cured IN teG weeks--ss, III s.sl
Jebb's ceisbrated Liniment-S'r' ss This la,
Ggssd w. r. Conway. bs9art'fs ."r,,s ~ " ]
inca, il prepared and fod wholelss !, aud stir
Conway No !, Hamilton place Den0'N o 10, y
by sIfPHEN PaTTEN Book.sIefl .G.,- CD
charge lreet PortIand--Bahian :, n Sash ~
ale, Hallowel- Notes EioibrooS sho,e, Pt
DR. Jonathan Page Bru,dwlek-a' PusEAes
mou h Wi k,ns, 8 ting.Ou-- Circuit I. mob
BRYANT, Caa,ne-ElveIi, Wa'dooo p'''ap--sI IL
ner Bowdoinhsm-- Kendriek L ,ss's. slda
Hsaevsr-Froe Ke4nshurk.~ cha ~ Assss
Newbu,yport-vhpple cuth ng s ~ and
sal,m-sns moit druggiAs b. ok' ,vss,e nr
matters throughout tie unien ,.,eos55'N'
had all thofe j.aly siiees.s az d SgS, ~
>. 6is &c aiItgaut :, esau',y n'a'E''
June 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08
NOTICE

TO he fold at public Auction at the Houfe Of
RufIeti Stoddard Inholder in Brualwick, on
Weaneday. the Soh inf. at II O'Clock A. III
Fifty one Shares in the Bruolwick Cotton Man
ufactory 10 which the sGen'ments ordered by the
Directors; have not been paid and which lares
will &c io'd 20 pay fad adeamen,s, viz:
Noe. J, 2. 8 8, 6 9. 10 II, 70. t3 l9 IS,
IS SO, 40. AZ 48, 50, SIS, Sc, ST. So and 60
to pay an afIefmeut Of Thirty Dollars on each
iharei and Nos Z. 8 IS. "A is, 10 "a 20
81 90 %. "a, 81 s. 81. 50 A. ~, "A as
IS 40, 81 So IS 54 and 50 on which there
are Two aficiments due amounting to Fifty Dol
lars on each fhare.
SAMUEL DAVIS, Ttsas.
RATA A.r, IalE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08


AMONG WHICH ARR
Elegant Tlatfd Tea Setts--chamber and bracket
CandleSticks and Castors--large Britannia Tea
Sugar and Cream Pots Of superior quality ard new
Patterhs-rich japanncdW aiters-gt frameaI .ook
ing Glasses, and Cir mes for embroidery--morocco
Pocket Books and Perses--Fen and Desk knives
Table and Desert knves and Forks-poshed tin
Sottee Pots--brass Fire Sctts-arge assortment Of
Gilt Watch Chains, Keys and Seals-Turtle she'll
and horn Combs-Lead PeDcils--tin and paper
Snuff Boxes--steel Purse Clasps, &C. SC
HisO---A variety Of the moSS fashionable Ear
Hoops Knobs Drops--poarl, stone> and gold Pins
and Rings, Sc.-Ihey keep constantly ON hand OF
their own manufacture, fashionable silver Tumblers
soup, cream, and gravy Lades--table, desert
tea, mustard and salt spoons--Sugar Tongs--Ihim-
bies--warranted Sold Necklaces, Watch Chains
Seals and Keys Of the newest fashion--har Brace
lets and Chams.-W ork in their line Of every de-
scription made to any pattern and repaired at The
shortest notice.
IL Dealers in the above goods win be Supplied
at liberal discount. July IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08

Tie following rhapsody is from The Boston Pa
riot, OF Wednesday last. The pooC Edl'ors Of
hat enlightened paper, appear 10 be fur gone in
ioUs s;ckness--lhsy are wha; is called il New.
Engisud---!ove cracked hat ID, in stare OF mind
half. way between distraction snd diocy
Whether this is sliogether owing 20 Election
long -stfied. ard now Awning with full vent, or
10 some natural defect, We pretend NOT 10 know.
Either cfuse is equal 10 Vie effect,
What " wonderful man this s.me 5onaparte
must re =!
I" lie has" say those inamoratos, swept
away the cobwebs Of popery from The
Catholic Church, which lie has cleansed and
be,ntI6rd. He has procl linec. me freedom
9he seas, and HE FREEDOM OF
II HE NEGROES, and by Gods bles-
SIG, he ana zve-yes HE AND WE, will
maintain the principle in spite Of Old Eng
land, and Of all the combined powers OF
earth and HE'LL"
We did not know before that Bonansrte h I'd
" proclaimed" the f,ieeaons ofihe seas-- we know
he had taxed greel deaf about IL. II we rec-
ollec1 aright, before his abdcssion, re used
" SINK burn aad destroy" our vessels under The
tScctanaattor here spoken Of, we presume. Nor
did w exaect that 4" HE AND WE" would i,
L u e.
DOM OF THE NEGkOES." Who are com
pc,ed 10 The partner hip of she and we =
whetheri means Bonsyarte snd The Adm mis-
sration 1T cur government, or Bopapsrte sad Mr.
DdviS G. BaHdrd--eaitor ftke Paniot---Ne do
not know We conclude howeser, IS one of The
objects Of The firm is 10 free negroes i, must be
the lat err for we have no ideathat Mr., Mad
son, O MIR. Monroe. will havc sny hand in such
BUSINESS We are glad, however, that we are
sbla to comfort The partnership, on one point
Whatever opposition they may meet wi h in the
affairs Of Tie concern from he powers Of earth
ney arc IN no danger from those Of He!l--fo
they haze long been their side. Con Mirror
1aco6 RadSlf, Efq, has within few
days been choien Mayor Of The city of
New-york, in the room of jain Eeygut6n,
Efq refgned
On the above appointment. the Editor
of the Evening Pot makes the following
remarks
With no common Gncerity, we con-
graduate Mr. Madifon, the Importers Of
his administration, and more particular
ly the advocates for the late war, on this
felicitiou appointment. A man is called
by the friendsIof the Prefdent 10 the chief
magiftracy of New York, who actually
propoled 70 the writer Of this article, to
have meeting of the people OF this city
called, in the Park, to express their vi
ter difapprobation of the unnecefary var,
in which he had involved the country
challenge Mr. Radclif on the fact, and
dare him, or any Of his friends, 70 the
denial of it."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08
IMPORTANr-IF TRUE.

The Delaware Gazette in noticing the
arrival of Meflrs Bayard& Crawford adds
the following article ; which, if true, will
be conGdered Of very great importance to
the interelts of this country: Me9rs
Clay and GaAatin are in Lond9n, forming a
COMMERCIAL TREATY"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08
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DIED

In Fryeburg, Soth ult. Mrs HANNAH FRYE,
consert Of the Hon. Simon Frye, aged T6. AS she
lived so she died, "a degoat, pious christian"
In this town, WILLIAM HENRY, son Of Mr..
Joseph Pope, merchant, aged weeks
GIVE have already announced the death of the
celehra.ed Prince BERTHIER, by fall from win
dow. LII Is now aseertaned thai it Wasby suicide.
He had exhibited remarkable change IN bis con-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08

Fresh Punch or Lemonade.

Fresh Punch or Lemonade.
HENkY WARREN has for sale at his shop
next door 10 the Post Office Bottles Lem
on SIruP for m king Punch Or Lemonade. TIL
facility with which Punch or Lemonade can b
made with this Sirup lis superior quality, -
convenience and chespness, are alone snfFi len
ers IN particular will fad many adgan ages ID US
Jog this Sisup as every person allows il o be
quh md msns superior 20 the fresh Lemon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08
BY The mrs

..rrival of h f-ane.
The u. S fhip Npua-4 ~ar Jones,
has arrived in the Delaware from Ing
land, having on uoa.4, 44~-. Meiifs.
Crawford AID Rayard. Alto came PAT
leng1rs officers, and 2 feamen, of y
5 Navy. Mr.. Bayard was landed ar
Wilmington where he was received with
marked elteem and affection. He is
fill exceedingly unwell and much atfiict.
ed in his breast and throar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08
STAR OFFICE, 9 O'Clock.

A Telegraphic Despatch from the
Coast has this instant announced to
the Admiralty that the iIlustrious
Wellington had reached La Fcre
1uifhout opposition on Saturday last,
and was directing his march upon
Compiegne, where he expected to
arrive that night.
Compiegne is q leagues, or 81
English miles, from Paris.
The Prussians, under Butcher, had
occupied Laon, and were also advan-
cling upon Paris by forced marches.
The inhabitants had uniformly re-
ceived tie Allies with great joy, and
supplied them with provisions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08
WYER e. FARLEY I,
EIGHAVGE-STREET

INFORM their friends and the public that they
Il have just received new aud fashionable assort-
mcnt Of Goods