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FoR FSALE.

FOR SALE.
undersigned, DESTROYS Of dispos-
ing Of his very valuable Concern
IN the Mine, Grocery, and Ship Char
;lIery Line, offers it for sale upon lar
and advantageous terms. 10 an indus,
4ious. .enterprising man of unremittins
assiiuity, it wouldsbe valuable acqui-
siiicn, at least equal to ans in the town
Of Alexandra,
For terms apply to
William Garner.
October 90 tt
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New Publications,
JUST RECEIVED, FOR SALE ~
JasMES KE.NNEDY q sos

BooRsELLERs.
Eustace's celebrated travels IN Italy
travels of Ali Bey
Hoehonse's travels in Albania
Salts travels il and account Oh b.sslria
The history Of the late War
- Antiqnasy, novel
Father as he SHOULD be, do
LJrimer, 80.
Valentines Eve, do.
Rhoda do.
Paris Chit-C
Sequel tothe Paris Spectator
Headieag Hail, satirical novel
Paired, not matched, do,
Ballad Romapces, BY Miss Porter
Mador OF the Moor poem, by J. tiecs
Eapeeted daiiy by ne General SaiiH
tram Lisarpoos.
A handsome assortment OF Lender
Stationary, in which are great yarIety
o. very elegant gentle mems pocket Dosks'
ladies' thread cases {, Purses, also peLi'
KNIVES OF very suneror qaahty. fsFH-
Auiars IN a future advertisement.
October 8 eoF
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Lease for Years.

Extensive Establishment,
Stock in trade Of Wines Liquors, Gro.
ceries, Ship Chandlsry, etc. together
with my Lot on the north side oil "a,
mer0n, streeks
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From the Montreal Herald Of Oct. 16.
Extract of alettcr from Drummonville,
dated 9Th Oct 1916.
The settlement on the river ST. Fran
els promises TO become the most popuIeus
part Of Lower Canada the land is found
To be fit for the culture of all kinds of
grainand vegetables. The produce Of
The present year has been confined to Po-
iatoes, of which many settlers will have
sufficient for their winter consumption,
and for seed for next year. Those that
lave been placed on their lands this year.
caunotraise articles of subsistence before
next summer. A general spirit OF indus
ny prevails to an extent beyond reason
able expectation, when it is censidefe-
Eat discharged soldiers, whose hail.
nave been years Of indolencc,form nearly
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30

end. 1t is observable that none OF these grievances
are felt by the people of Maine, and none OF these
efforts are made by them. They are shrewed
people and not easily duped. All the evils appear
to have been felt by few Individuals, either Lead
ing men in their parties prominent candidates for
oHIce. The good sense of the people has hitherto
detected the allacy Of all these pretences and the
objects OF the pretenders, and they have been de-
feated by graf nlaiorities. There will be ambitious
meu, in all countries, and men who not the most
scrupulous as To the means which they employ for
their own aggrandzement. Many besides Absa-
lom have 6 kissed"the people and wished that they
made Judges in the land.
We are informed, with great parade Of figures,
.hatMa,ue is constantly growing poor by support
ing the extravagant Government of Massachusetts
Ia Government so extravagant that il taxes the
people oil the whole sta,e, annually, SfSSOcO S3
cents a sum which may amount upon population
ofT00, 90 to nearly one shilling head-We are
aIsJ taught to believe that the government of the
new state will be so wise-the salaries so low-and
these good patriots dsinteresed, that there will
be an immense gain to the people OF Maine Its
difficult to treat such statements with gravity.
W,ihou, going through all their tedious details,
(Which perhaps may be compared with official doc
unents hei eatter) il may be safely affirmed that old
Massachusetts paid over and above her proportion
for military expences in Maine, the last year. more
money than the whole these people pretend could
nave Decn saved IN TIE Wuoc ptfiOu oi tucaT cdiCu~
lation.
To conclude, what is to induce the people Of
Maine, down by so, long course of embarras-
menls and war, burdened by taxes and double du-
ties, to form new State under all these disadvan-
tages The answer amounts, when honestly stated,
to hs-Mr. A is TO be q Governor Mr.. Lieu-
tenant Governor-Mr. Judge, &c. &c. to the
end Of the aphabet-For this we are to lose our
coasting trade, to erect public buildings and defray
the expences of a Government, in the present
d,lcat times for this we are to lose our rank in
the Union, as great state, and become one Of the
most inconsiderable.
Inhabitants of iHaine
Examine both sides Of this question. Show the
advocates of separation who have adopted such un-
precedented measures, that, come in what shape
they will, whether in Circulars from Union soci.
etes with printed petitions incIosed in Arguss ex.
ira, or whatever shape they assume, you will con-
suit your own deliberate reflections and act accor
ding to your honest and unbiased conviction.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
SEPARATION OF MAINE.
From the Baagor Heekiy kegisier.

Mr.. EDEs,
IsEND you few remarks upon sobect which
interests all parties, though Il properly belongs
TO none. 1t should long to no parry, tecause IA
the heat of party contests, great, general, aud per-
manent interests may be sacrIiced To tr,ing, pr,-
vate, or transcien, objects. The District of Mane
settled, in great measure, from the Wesseris asj
of the state, is connected wifi tle people oi that
cart of the commonwealth by similarity OF habits.
manners and principles, as we'll as by tie ties OF
cousanguinity is b, nature navigating
and commert a country, and possesses ads antas :
or the ooasting business superior to sny part Of The
United states. But its principal articles OF traie
must be exported to s1u.e place where those arti-
ces are in deIna, .nd where capital exists ade-
quate to the purchase, and 10 the supply of those
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30

JAMES LEE, & =.
No. A. M.Gv. Row, MIDDLE STREET
II ava jul received for tale q ca variety of
DRY GOODS -
super6ne mids ing sod low priced Cloths
Hunter Goth anG -.<ihnese-
Costngs-- Duff s--Pl~.s ke ieys
flames rove 3aake,s A. hzcs -
brown c,nnsm % cave . > PkLIS3E CLOTHS
Cermau Br nnfwick znd I'm ,eflaI Cords & Stock
,ngnet.
bONiBAZErTS.
TArtan Plaids
Toi ,1esr aud wetited Vetings
Furratuses
Su .el d4fs P,m and eosniSn Ca'icoes
), X itrite and iugsf aai4s CIR ghsns
ltA,Ian and Canon Cope
LeUdnttne otikS, curious colours.
China bls K siiks
Cotton and Linen Cambricks
Co cram Cottous ard Licens
India Lo0g Cloths
Super Cambr,ck and common Dlmotes
IndiG 1amLOureG ana iOOm-Seeded
MUoLINS.
Jaconet book and fancy di @
4 and I'd da and * At InSation Shawls
dark CambrIck do
FAg fancy ADD black fix Haldkerchiefs
Cotion Bantam
Cofac bl,tanias
Lamps wo AID worried Hohry
Ha1is KID and * Gcves
Gent .emeEs beaver, v oodi.o:k Venetian and
we ed CHto
Co,ton Laces-fewng Silks an Tw,t Buttons
Cotton &c sing y raed b'n.Ing -Fsirssts-
Ca oons Ribbon cambtick AGd lace onitt nut'
sons--5us. leader s-Umb.e a., x. cc
Jsn, 9 lG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
Fresh London Medicines, Paints,
Dye-StuGs, Surgeons Iasiru-
mentS, sc.
BEN AMIN BUTMAN,

LHIDDLb-o< o<REEx
AS received per the Cenera Linco,u from
i i London, via Bottom an eItenfive sff1r,ment
Drugs, medicines. Paints, Dye StxFs SIR
geon's fnfruments, &c.
amsug which are-rrue Aaderfoo'. Pills-Ce
phai;c snuff -Jeuit Drop.- CL amomiie Flower. :
Coiocyn'h- osyd B'imu'h Squ'is--F.or Be x in
do Ziac,i--Gum Galhanum-- Lunar CAuit,c-
Oi! Rhodiunn--Oii Cymio Oil Juniper-Mudges
inha!er-Wa,ch Oil -Valerian--Tart Emeuc--
Grain scaIe. and Weights apo,hecary's copper
sea es aud Weights-Boiu, knives Refined I.iqu
or,ce- Wiodfo, Soap Tooth Bruihe. Ccurt Paa
ier-Salss Lemon-Wafers--B Bore, Water Colour,
long aud ihort Camels Har Pencils India I,i
--Catmine- Red Cha k-- French do Drop LAX
-Afphaitum- Rofe and Dutch Pnk-Pate Vel
low Kings do-S!,p Blue Orange Red Purp 5,
BrowR- Woad--coarie and foe Ensry-- Camel
Hair iools--Varnifh Bruihes-Clazier's Diamonds
&c &c
ALSO,
Amputating Infirumen,s-Trepanning do-Dif
feeling dO-Po,ke' Cafes Silver Caiheie, g. Gun
Eiaiiic do !; Gum Elafiic Boushies beR Londor
Lancess; common do Gum do Trocar, Pro
bang; improved key Tooth Infiruments; rom
mon do; tsos for hare Lips. Ea!.,c Cum sys
e.ges Ivory do Seton Needles Polypu, For
ceps, &c DC Dec 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
NEW LOODS.
Joseph Johnson,
No 2. EXca4.NGE STREET

Has JUN received Az ex.eni.ys sao ln,e.t If
SEASON .IHLL uOvOS,
--AMoNG WHICH tRH
1 bale black Que Js5Wr, f..xed and corbeau
b<O D-LO.d
GO black, blue, gsown, aixed, and green
SalIkRE5
do pateni Angt i SHds
do Ladies lie iae Cio,hs
do psiife t.4ane
do Scotch AID Ar an pizids
! do 6omOazetfs aua WI dD1res
do pfin ed 0ombaze 10 4nd Ratinefts
do FAnaeis aud .4ixes
do fancy Veitngs
1 cafe Umbrellas
30 Ing ,ih beaver Bouuets
GO kibbons
Coatngs, Bookings, Paios, Stookingnetts, Berlin
and Imperial Cords serges kder,no Shswi.-
damask and CommJn do. of various lEes-llk
shawls-back and fac Cotton aud Worried Hole
Ladies kid anu FIX Glo ves--menis Beaver do
rch fanty Ink f'anokerchiefs- Flag bandznua and
Romol co.--dre1ed and undrefied Cancoes-Cop-
pefp Ates-eo', ,F.As ard Aadtsls itaa- -kerchef,
II Z, cofded ana comnou G,nghAms- Birth,
lndls and Coier,an Coioas-Lluen--ilner Cam
brick imm,t at on t1andker chief, cotton Sewing
Iapes~-buude Aud pou4d Fins -wh.e Aud col
CURED CAmhricks lndis cob@eo Mulas Lus-
t'ings---a large ahortmenf Of Fancy Aiuila, coat
and veit But.ons--bIsck and cotorsd Cau.on Grapes
i ai,an do-iineu Draper o,sees-cambrick *
common D,moiies gentlemen ,,iaid muffin Cia
va"--dama,k Tsbie Cioths~- Iad ipeL iaoies-6lk
And Twitt LAdies and Shildreus onoes and boots
OF various k.nIs
large ,upp.y Of FAcT0 NT COTTON GOODS
Al whoieise ana 'sta, a .eoacea Pgtces
Nov %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
FOR SALE. OR TO BE LET;
NEW GOODS.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN.

EXCHANGE sTRERr,
L AVE Jun received an cx,enfve alfor,ment OF
/ Goods fuited to the preient and approaching
tealon--among which are
Broadctoths Levantine and Florepe
Csinmeres Silks
Hun efs Cloths Imitation Shawis
Queens Cloths Mourning shawh
reiae Cioihs Men Beaver Glove.
Coatings Wooden Glove,
Fearnoughts Women's kid, beaver *
Bomuazetts fix Gloves
Wiloours Silk Hole
Scotch Piads DamaR Table Linens
Flanneis Linen Cambrieks
bock,ngs Cotton CaTbrIcks
s"a kiM Cambr,ck Mullins
ForeR Coths Fancy Mu1,ns
Sat,Inetts Oimoties
Blankets Coiored Csmbricks
Toilinette and Swami Black fix hkf.
down Veitings Bandanua and flag do
Cotton Ve'vets PAN and Pladed Rib
Women s1ase and black bons
Worried Hoie Caicoe, and Coghams
Meus back whise and Printed Cambriss
mixed Worried Hole Back Grape
Sco'ch KNIT Fiofe Brown Liaen
Gueruiey Fsocks Buckram
Bri ih shr'ing Cotton M,!lenett
american ditto Fine Cotton Balls
Linens Italian Sewing Silk
Silk. Gingham and Cot silk Tw,ff
ton Umbrellas Boot Cord sc &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
No. 4 ofa,e I'd voi. Of the
CHRIS riAN MONITOR

is just published aud ready for delivery to subscr-
bers.
uJ| Subscribers in town are desired to call for
their Nos at MIR. HyDE's Bookstore, l57 and pay
him the last years subscription.
- Agents in the country may forward the BAL
ancc ia their hands, to this office.
Jan g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30

Likepise-A small assortment of HARD WARE
suci, as Knives and Forks-snall large and desert
Penknves--W W aters-W armng Paus--iron and
Britana opoons-Britania lea Pots-Hearth
Brushes, &c.
\. B.-iientlemen who have heretofore purcha-
sed their Ware in Boston, are 'eqaes'ed to call at
the above store, where they can DC supplied with II
good assortment at reasonable price.
Jan. 2Ss If
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Mr.. John B. Dal,nev. !.

you will take notice, that onTthe 6tii
day Of the Circuit Court of the District
OF Columbia, to be held for the county of
Alexandra, in November 1916, or az
soon after as counsel can be heard |; | shall
move that court to award Judgment a.
gainst you in favor OF the common coun I,
Gil of Alexandra, for the sum of twenty
six dollars and FIVE cents, being the 4.
mount of taxes due on y0ar property OH
Wolf-street, in the town OF Alexandria,
for the years 1904, $, 6, z, 8, g, 10,
II, IL, IS, IA and i5--according TO the,
act Of congress passed the Esd, Eebrus-,
airy, 1904.
!. D. sIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Cdaneil
OF Alexandra.
May 15--16 dGn
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appoint
ed AGENT for the Underwriters al
Lloyd's, tor this listrict--the concerned
are therefore now informed that lie il
prepared to act accordingly. a refer
sepce to what has been published by the
respective agents at New York. philadel.
plila and Norfolk, will be: a guidance to
those interested, ia conforming TO ,ha
rules and regulations prescribed tor their
government: copy of which document.
Is to be seen at my Office next door to the
custom house.
September e6
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n Country House.

Antkabout 900 acres Of Laul, within
8 miles OF Alexandria, will be sold by the
subscriber. The house was formerly oc-
cupied by himself, and is about one third
OF mile from his present dwelling. The
situation is high and remarkably healthy.
The house has rooms, and kitchen
and pantry, on the lower floor, and four
chambers with fire places in the Cd sto-
ry. 1t was well built under the superin-
tendance OF MIR. Lowering, arespectable
English architect. and would make COM
Portable sumner retreat for a genteel ia.
miiy, or might be made valuable Ia
yern by opening road through the land.
About ore half of the land is inwood; the
residue is capable Of bcias made hand.
some grounds. There is good well and
pump IN the yard !; and there are several
good springs on the land.
The terms of payment viii be one fifth
in four months The residue in four equal
annual payments with interest one hall
secured by notes well endorsed, and the
whole by deed Of trust ON the laid.
sPossessioa may be had immediately.
N. Crd,sch.
r .
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French School.

an Tuesday evening the first of DC.
W tober, l intend to open my French
School in a comfortable room behind the
store Of MIR. Lewis Neale's, on Fairfax
street, if a sufficient number Of students
offer by that time to make it worth atten-
ton. Those who intend to come, will
please to leave their names with me, or
William Stabler, at DR.. Stabler's shop,
before that time.
William Lanphier.
september IS If
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Mr. John Muir,

WI JOIlil hluii,
YOU will fake notice, that on the 9th
DAY If tie Circuit Court Of the District
of Columbia, to be held fuf the county
Of Alexandria. in November 1si6, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard !;
shall move that court to award judy
ament AGAINST YOU in tayorof the common
council of AIexandria, for the sum OF
sixty four dollars and one cert. being
Tie amount due ior paving and taxes on
your property corner Of Duke and Pitt
streets. in the town of Alexandria, fg'
the wears 1910. II, l2. Is, IA and 10
according to the act Of congress passed
he 25lii February. 1864.
J. ID, GiMMS,
Attorney for the Colnmon Council
Of Alexandria.
May V5--l6 dom
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Situation Wanted.

A young ban from the nortIlward,
having a thorough knowlcdge of DRY
GOODS, wishes for sitaatien as Clerk
in the above business. a line addressed
to w. II. w. and left at this Office, will
be Immediately attended to. Unquestion-
able references viii be given as respects
his abilities and family.
september Is
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JOHN A. STEWART,
Burr Mill Stone Mandatory

~ -sf
Burr Mill Stone Mandatory
John S. Bfosv7a and Co.
Respectfully inform the Public that
they continue the MANuFACi UisE
of BURR MILL ST0NtS, on the cor-
ger of Patrick ard Cameron streets, IN
the town of Aiexasdria, where they are
eady to receive any orders with which
they may be favored. and viii execute.
them with all despatch and in the best
ner.
They hare receirsd an assortment ct
Boiling Cloths
OF good quality, aud intend keeping
constant supply.
september 9S tt
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punasHED DaILK BY s. sxoWDEa, ALEXANDRIA
MONDAY, OcroBEa 14. 1916,
ToLet.

4 CONVENIENT frame Dwelling
House on Pitt-street near to Prin-
cess.street, cpntaing six good rooms and
fitted to accommodate one or two fami-
slies-with ground newly fenced in for
a large garden--two or three springs of
good water near the premises. Possess
sion will be gwen immediately. For terms
apply to
.MandeviIle g Lnrmolv.
c.
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The Subscriber

HIS FOB sALE;
40 bales Carolina Black Moss Of fine
quality, suitable for Coach Making, Up
holstering, &c. Alss, few bales best
E. Gilman.
Julys 1awf
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Wine, Molasses, &c.
4 pipes, 8 half pipes, and 5 quarter.
oaks L. p. MADEIRA WINE,
first quality, from the houses Of
Murdoch and Co. Scott and Co.
Howard, March and Co. Gordon.
DUFF and Inglis and BIackburn,s
8 half pipes L. P. Teneriffe Wine, a
part OF which is old, and we'll ia
yored.
10 quarter casks Sherry Wine. low
10 lids. bright retailing Mola.sss.
Sugar in lids. and barrels.
Coiise in bags and barrels.
Imperial and Young Hyaoh Tea.
N. 3. and West India Rum, in hds.
and barrels, -,
Philadelphia Rye Whiskey, with yari.
ovs' either Articles, co,nprisinpa
general assortment of Liquors and
Groceiies-forssale by
JOHN II. CREASE. !
september IA d1wa2awf
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Exchange Office, Georgetown.


|r WILL give the highest premium for
TRAITS at Sight. and Bank Notes, on
Az following places. VIZ.
w Roston. New York, Philadelphia, Bal
.:.aore. Virginia, North Carolina, South
Csml;na and Georgia will also give
Me highest premium Far Oats on Acv-
nrlsa1s. Treasury Notes aad Specie.
An kinds Of Western Bank Notes
bought and sold. 8,,
! snoe bought and Sold :,
Notes. Drafts, and Interest collected
and RENTED for small commission.
~ Persons travelling to any part q
the United States may be supplied WIZ
suitable Finds.
No Please tn enquire atmy Exchange
and Brokers' Office, Bridge-st'sst, Geo.
800 Romnl,ls Riggs.
,.,n, tt
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Land for sale.

NNHE subscriber offers for sale two
small FARMS in the county OF
Mestmoreland and state of Virginia
One on Mattox Greek, containing zoe
acres, principally land Of the FIRST quail
ty, 40 Of which is heavily tilnbered.-
There is on this tract good dwelling
house, with all necessary 0ut-houscs, a
fne young apple and peach orchard,
springs of never falling streams eonveni-
cit. The house stands on the banks Of
the creek where every convenience and
luxury that the season can afford is at
tacaed to il.
also.
One other Tract, lying and being in
the same county, about one and halt
miles from the above tract, containing
2S2 and half acres, about $50 acres of
which is in good timber--there is a dwell
ling house, kitchen, and an apple orr
ehard with some other valuable fruit at
tached to this, with spring Of good wa
Ter For terms apply to Baldwin Nj.
Lee, Esq. or Henry Beaucock, both of
which gentlemen i've uear the premises,
or the subscriber In Alexandra.
ELLIOT MUSE.
Os 1
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1875
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received by the
General Lingaa, Captain Weston, frem
Amsterdam, large and elegant assort.
lnent Of Bolting Cloths, of "a superior qua.
tity, which will be offered for sale at the
store OF Mr.. James Anderson.
Amos Alsrandsr.
October 6 If
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Vaudeville and Larlnour
0FFER FOR SAFE,
30 hossheads9 MUsCoEADo
100 barrels SUGARS.
20 g sass GREEN COFFEE
o5 puacheons West India Ram
10 hagsheads retailing MG!asscs
1G3 doaenoid Port Vine
80 slezcn English Porter
40 chests , Gunpawder, Imperial and
so boxes Young HySon Teas.
case Nutmcss
5 tons patent SHOT, assorted
90 casks Br&udywine s. common Gun
powder
hcgSheads Green Coprsfas
$ casks London refined salt Petre
coo DGaijchns
10 bags Pepper
90 boxes Chocolate
$50 kegs CARROTS aad i.aiper,s Snafi'
100 boxes Cisays-s with general as
sortnent OF Wines, Liquors \ Gre
ceres.
October 9
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For Freight or | barter,

For Freight or harter,
.sSg The elegant s. fast sailing brig
- BE qgenoria, Cyril Martin, master
she carries about 1900 barrels, Sis now
in complete order for any voyage.
ALSO,
SS The substantial brig Despatch,
&S.sASeM. Gibbs, master; burthen about
1900 barrels. She is a new vessel, sails
fast, and will be ready for the reception
of a cargo in four days.
ALSO,
xEG The new and very, fast sailing
49, schooner Fenelon, Mayhew, mas
ter; burthen about 1000 barrels, now
ready to receive Z. cargo Apply,to
T. ii Howland,
IVhc haS for SHE.
90 cases American manufactured Cots
tons, Swedish Bar Iron, an assortment Of
Cut Nails, 97 reams OF Writing u Wrap
ping Paper, and few casks spermacetl
OIL.
s mo. IL
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QUIGLY's

QUIGLY's
Burr MIL Stone sManafa factory.
vayHE subscriber has received a large
& supply of BURR BLOCKS, direct
from France and has commenced MAX
Ing Burr Mill Stones, at his shop, upper
end of King street, near the store of Mr..
James Anderson, where he can, on a
short notice. furnish Stones of any size,
warranted equal to any in the United
States, and on the most reasonable terms.
Michael Quisly.
april 6 If