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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29
One OF the Stagsqs Of the South

In tae :. Sketches" which we furnish
led in May ard June last, we dwelt witt
much satisfaction upcn the progress:
(which tie sugar Cane was making III thl
| Southern Region of the United States
| We due4t upon the peculiar advantage:
!, enjoyed by our planters in its cultivation
though wtdiaot tie assistance of West IN
ida sun aud soil.
New light pouts in upon rs from that
,quarter- Tie Charleston Courier OF the
10th, statesit from the lips of a iiantel
Just returned from his estate in toopei
iliver, that he has tried the sugar p'ant
land has every reason to believe that the
soil OF the Cnapcr swamps lSweii adapt
led 10 is cultivation, and that great crops
Iot it u,is..t ce made, with very little trou
bic. in the dliest season.
A writer 10 St Crit pher's Advert
ser has taken the alarm. from the con
tents of d letter written Nv a gentleman
m Neotgia 10 N:edlber Of Congress, and
infers lrom this, that they can make
more sugar oman acre with fewer hanas
i'm Geo gia, than they have made on the
js!and ct It. Caristopher's lie ca.cu-
'lates the average produce OF an acre At
.lS203lbs.-whCreas the letter writer
makes the produce of Georgia acre ave
rage 2065lbs. The difference III the
number of hands is still more astonishing
The Georgia statement makes 103 acres
to be cultivated By 25 hands. about 9241
lbs. sugar to each, but III st. Kits, he
confesses that los acres woald require
$50 negroes old and young but deduct
ine 100 FOE inaliecises, would leave l50
slaves averaging only 906bs, sugar,
round.
This disparity of abour and product,
astonishes the good man OF st; On ls'9-
,her's: and he naturally asks, how Is
all this Cannot we cultivate our lands
It less eSpence and with less manual Ia
5our ? rodo this, he proposes the esta-
,lishment of an Agricultural Society to
collect and scatter light; and 2dl.y' the
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Boston. ANg. I


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Extract Of letter 10 Ike Editors 9atet
.Satem, .fag. 60.
/" Salem has tbis uioruiag Been vi'ite'
with the most destructive Fire which ",
have witnessed for great many years.
1t began in a stable back u Me,srs
Norris's Dist.il -house, ahnnt 4 o'clock. 4
i'm two hours, sixteen Buildings were to-
tally destroyed, and many others great,
The following is list Of the bmlding'
DESTROYED, as nearly as can at present
ascertain them -
The stable in which the fire originated,
occupied by a MIR. Perey.
Nlessrs, E. g. J. Norris's distill-honse.
with much Of their disabling appara-
tus.
a two story building, occupied by Mr..
Ball as a bake hou-e aud DIV elling-house.
A large three story dwelling house on
Eiber t. street, owned BY the Salem Bank
formerly b, ]. Upton.
A lwo-story building on do. occupied
as store house.
A two-story dwelling house Oh do for
merly 4. Brooks's,
A shop on the corner of Liberty and
Watersheds, occupied BY the Messrs.
NorriS's as a store.
A small! dweling-house back of Liberty
street, occupied by Mr.. Lander.
A large dwelling house belonging to
capt. S. Philips, occupied by several ia
Iailies.
A two story dweIIing.house, former'yg
.dr. Urton's, occupied by tour fami-
lies.
A three story dwelling house, corner OF
Liberty and Water streets, owned q oc-
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July 90
Public Sale.

On Saturday the '4th September, at
1 o'clock Z. NJ. will be sold without re-
serve, that valuable MILL, the property
OF the late Capt. George North, situated
on iiolmes' Run, in the county of Fair
fax, and state of Virginia. The sale to
take p ace at the Coffee House in the
town of Alexandria, where tie terms will
be made known.
BY Order CT the Trustees.
Aug Is 2awts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29

aIhey accuse me now OF having des
"a and enslayed them. 1t was their
pm base souls, their thirst Of gold and
0 = distinction, that placed them at my
s,t Could I make a step without
i reading on them In truth ! had nc
u ses,sioa to lay SHARES for catching them ;
W.. !, was sufficient for me to present 70
.bsm the cupof riches and rapine. tull
e Ss empoisoucd honey, and they with a
s;d;ty drank to safety. The slaves
1srs in want OF a master: ! was not
!. waat Of slaves. This is saying eve
: hing. Forty millions OF men com
Main bitterly of oppression on my part.
& me, a single iadiriduai, one Of those
uaveriul and dangerous geniuses, whom
Iorce destroys = ACKNOWLEDGEMENT throws
hsadlong.
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KsoxvILLE TTen.l Aug. 10.
Communicated.


His Eyce!lency governor McMinn, to-
gethcr with col. Williams, commissioners
on the part Ut Tennessee, and col. Melgs
commissioner Oh behalf Of the q. States,
opened a negotiation with the chiefs of
the Cherokee nation on the ooh ult for
the purchase ol'the Cherokee claim to all
Their lands Oil The north side of Tennessee
river and west of line from The eastern
boundary Of Madison county TO the Zen
Islands on Coosa river For some time
the nesociation promised favorable re-
suIt, bat was suddenly bruken off by the
Cherokees OH the I'd. inst. We learn
that the negociation will be renewed
aext month at the Chickasaw Asency;
where there is to be grand conyentionI
# chiefs FROM the four Southern tribes of
Ladlaas.
Register.
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raising Of Indian corn on each estate, to

raising Of Indian corn OH each estate, 70
feed the slave
He makes one concession, which Is
calculated to encourage the american
nlanter-that local circumstances may
prevent their attaining the advantages
sought, in an equa! proportion with the
Semreiaa-.'' He does mot specify the
advantages we doenjoy, in our own tim
Der being ON the spot, in the facility
with which we feed our laborer, in the
roprpietsr's residing on lis estate, and
IN the general superiority of skill and
enterprise eyerted BY the American plan
ters'-Richmond pepper.
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Public Sale.

DY VIRTUE of a deed Of trust fr0u
I'D William Teaten to the subscriber,
to secure the payment of certain debts i'm
the said deed mentioned, due from thee
said William Yeaton to the Bark Of Poto-.
mac, will be sold at auction on the premi-
ses, on the frst day of October next, at
10 o'clock,
| hat Lot or parcel of ground
on which the said VIM. Yeaton, at pre-
sent resides, situated upon the North side
Iof Cameron street, and stsside Of ST.
Asaph streets in the town Of Alexandria.
and bounded as follows, viz. beginning at
the intersection Of said streets and lun
ming thence weetwaidiy with Cameron
street, and binding herewith 100 feet;
thence northwardly With line parallel
to st. Asaph's street 126 feet; thence
eastwardly with line parallel to Came
ron street 100 feet to st. Asaph's street,
thence southwardiy with that street and
binding thereupon 1876 feet to the Begin
ming, together with the buildings and ak
other appurtenances thereunto belonging
One Lot of Ground on the.
east side of Fairfax street, beginning a.
the north side CT the house formerly occult
pied by Mrs. Catharine Sanford, suppos.
ed to be l42 feet inches to the south Of
Princess street (; thence south to the line
OF the lot formerly the property OF Mary
Chew, supposed to be thirty four feet two
Or three inches /; thence eastwafdIy the
same width parallel with Princess street
IN depth i2S feet 6 inches to the liAe
Of the tot formerly Richard Conway's.
One other Lot on the north
side Of Cameron street, beginning at the
distance ct one hundred and forty four
FEET west from Royal street, thence west
IN Cameron street one hundred and two
FEET tive inches to Pit street, thence
aarsll on Pitt street eighty eight feet to
ten feet alley, tfence on the alley east
,ne hundred and two feet two inches,
hence south parallel to Royal street to
he beginning.
One other Lot on the north
;dc OF King street beginning at the
distance OF ninety seven feet six inches
vest from Union street, thence west on
Sing street twenty two feet six inches,
hence north parallel TO Union street, tho
anne Width as in itcnt, eighty Que feet to
'ayette alley,
The terms Of Sale viii be one fifth in
lash, and the residue in six. twelve.
ishfeen aud twenty-six months, carry
ne interest from the date, to be secured
y Notes with approved Endorsers. aid a
seed CT lrast-oa the property sold
THOMAS SWAMI.
Trustee.
July 90 aawts
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FOR SALE,
FREIGHT or Charter,

I'm Tie substantial fast sailing Sch'i
ok 49, e Cumberland, burthen ll2 tons OF
$50 barrels. Size is nearly new, well
'ound. and in every respect first rate
vessel, ana now in complete order TOT
he reception of d cargo: Apply to
Butts and Cawocd.
August 8 eotf
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Bank of Winchester In Virginia.
JUNE 22d, 1910.

Notice is hereby given that. agreeabl,
70 Resolution of the Board OF Directors
of this Institution, generapmeeting 81
the stockholders will be held on Wednes.
lay the lst day of January, 1917, at L
s'clock, at the Banking house, at which
meeting business Of great Importance Il
the company viii be submitted for cor
sideation.
LEWIS HOFF, Cashier.
July 9 laWtl
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SAMUEL II. SMITH,
Commissioner Of the RecsRa.e
Yours, respectfully,

We have received Information fro.. a
correct source, thatin the Official account
ofthe defeat of Bolivar as published at
Caracas, it is stated, that the torce of Bo-
liyar amounted to about a500 men, 1000
Of when were killed or taken prisoners
and "the residue dispersed--tbat 1000
stand Of small arms, with some cannon
and howltzers, aud all the ammunition,
.Quipage and baggage Including print
Ing press, printing materials aud a mum
Der of printed prociamations, were taken
BY she army under Morales.
Baltimore Federal Gazette.
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The Managers respectfully
inform the Public, that the Theatre viii
open on Thursday the 29.h instant. II
preparation. several new pieces Mag
pie and Maid, Zembucca, Forest Of Bon.
1y, Love, Law and physic, Fortune d
War.
August 81
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/ i've Dollars Reward

Got away from ms house last evening
a dark bay Horse, having on a saddle
and bride. I am inclined to think that
he has been taken up by some person in
town or its vicinity, and will give the a.
b0ve reward for his restoration.
w. Z. Swami.
august 5s st
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, Auegsr 90.
rlIrc,.iar to Collectors Of tie Rsvenue..
Treasury Department.
RereRae Office. .agg. "a, 1916.

Srn-To guard against fnisspprcAen.
Sims that may arise, III regard to the des'
e,ntious Of money tlemandahfe Tor the
Internal duties add direct tax, it is con
s;lered proper to advise you thar the re-
venue will not be collected in cnia on The
first Of October next, unless an arrange
reat shall be effected with the State
Banks to supply the community with tht
necessary medium. and that due notice
will be given Of such an arrangement, i
made.
Yours, resDectfnlfy,
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vert tie Just indignation Of Tennessee,
whose interests they have so foolishly
compromised. BUTT will all be got o.
yer, as usual; for the Creeks haue I'm,
posed upon the government! That's a
good one, says Shelly.
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CORN ard PORK.

Just received AID for sale-a cargo OF
WIZ TIE CORN, and 80 barrels Prime
PORK, by
Lindsay and Hill.
august % st
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CORN.

Just received, few hundred bushel.
White CORN, of very good quality
Tor sale by
GJroham Rap!ey.
august % st
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Baltimore Federal GaSette.

The communication of our naval he Yoes,
during the late war. have generally been
remarkable for their breSity. but we &c
not recollect to,haye seen any OF them
that is more in that way, than letter
from General Wayne, to General Wash
iAgtOn, which is in these words:
/" stoney Point. July is, 1779,
2 O'clock, 4. M
aDear General,
/" The fort and garrison,
Nth Col. johnson. are ours our officers
and men behaved Ike men determined te
befree.
I" Yonys most sincerely,
ANTHONY MAXINE"
Gen. Washington.
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Angst 10

The Museum viii b.: open
for the reception Of Visitors, Oh Nonday.
Wpdnesday aad Saturday, gisnooNa,
from S TO O'Clock. - !,
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Farmers attend.

AS that truly va liable article Wmstor,
has now fallen to its old price, anu as /
expect you to purchase Literally, ] am
grinding tor your accommoda ton large
quantity at the mill Hea: tie river, where
| will sch il eititer by mea ure or weight.
for less than it viii cost YOU to purchase
in the stone.
A. p. Cover.
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The atheist Concerted.


The late David Hume lived in the new
town OF Edinburgh between which and
The old town there Is communication by
ocans of an elegant bridge over swamp.
De,irous to cut his way shorter, Mr..
hume took it in his head to cross over a
temporary one, which bad been erected
for general accommodation till the new
me could be completed. Unfortunately
,art of tie temporary bridge gave way,
md the iIlustrious philosopher found him.
elf stuck in the mud. On hearing him
|eail aloud FIR assistance. an old woman
FASTENED to the spot whence the sound
eemcd to issue but percciying who ne
as. refused TO give hin any help
/ What" cried she, " are you not Hume
lie Atheist ?''-Oh, no no no !" return
d the philosopher, " | am no atheist ;
adeed you mistake, good woman, you DO
ndeed !.'--.'. Lei me hear them" return
Ell the other, g # you can say the creed. 7"
fjr. Hume accordingly began the words,
/. I believe, &c.'' and flushed them with
20 much prorriety, that the Old woman,
convinced of his Christian education. cha
!tably afforded HIM tia! rehe; which O.
she would have thna GIT it du-
y of religion to deny him."
Nee York, fig. 26.
Captain De Keven, Who arrived last
,veiIing, in S. days from Cadiz, inforns
that Mr.. Ewing, tire American Minister
% Spain, had arrived al Madrid from
France.
lie also state that letters were reccir-,
d at Cadiz. dated Ak Madrid days pre-
gious to his sailing, which affirmed that
new troubles had b. oken out in the No;'th
f Europe, and that Russia had declared
war against Prussia.
There had been nc new arrivals at Ca
tiiz from the L. S:
.Nr1o Torh,, August g.
Custom TouSp ia,c.-We a.c informed !
that another baiietin has been received |
It inc custom house, from the comptroller
# the Treasury, in which that officer in
forms the collector, that he has reconsid- |
cred the opinion last expressed TO him on
the subject Of debeetarcs, aud on fu,7' les
election, inclincs to think that he mis-
took the meaning Of tire law. On the
whole. therefore. he instrWcts the cnlicc-
Tor to allow The double drbcntures, alrea-
ay issued and 70 issue double debenturesj
s.
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Historical Sketches
OF THE


= Between the United States and Great
d, ftain--ilIustrative sf the individual bra.
very of the American Sailors. Soldiers
and Citizens-witb Portraits of the most
distinguished Naval & Military Officers,
and views Of several Sieges and Engage
ments. Price g Dollars.
ALSO
A few copies of Richard Smiths Trial
for the Murder Of Capt. Carson-Com>
plete.-Price ] Dollar.
For sale by
JOHN A. STEWART.
august 81
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Register.
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august Is
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Hugh Smith q Co

Have received by the ship Boston from
Liverpool,
An additional supply which, with then
stock on hand, enables them to offer tor
sale general assortment Of china
aud EARrHEN WARE, at rea,
sonable prices.
They offer for sale,
A few tons Of shot,
Pipes in boxes, and
Dry white and red Leadin casks,
Sept. IL dlweotf
The National Intelhgencer, Wlnches-
Ter Gazette and Leesbalg Washingfoiii.
an, will plea insert the above tor three
weeks and forward their accounts t. thls
Office.
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Public Sale.

/ Q subscriber being appointed trustee
~ tie oaorable judges of Charles Ccun-
ty Coup a court Of equity. for purpose
of selling and converting the real estate
et Timothy Carrineton, late of Char;es
County deceased; vii offer at pubic
sale on saturday the l9lh Of October next,
at the Hill Top III the Aforesaid couEty ;
all the real estate aforesaid consisting OF
upwards Of four hundred acres OF land
hing near ravisah!s, water, well supplied
with wood, timber, and geod water: there
are on this land two houses for tenants
with others suited to their purposes, be-
sides that noted stand called the Hill
Top, belonging to which there is good
house occupied as tavern with every
conyeaient out buildings; also stone
house and grannery-ihis property is a
bout seven miles from Port-Io5acco, <
eight from me Potomac on the road lead
ing from Fort Tobacco 70 Dnmiiies. and
20 Nanjemey, The purchaser will be
required to give bond with security fer
the purchase money payable in two years,
< 90 the payment of the same will receive
4 ,tced from the trustee. conveying title
il the usual manner on ike occasions.
MALlCHi ROBY.
Aup. 8 eO6Wi
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Blacksmith's Business.

The subscriber respectfully informs
The public. that he has established the
Blacksmithlng Business IN Asez2Gdria,
next door to Browns burr milestone ma.
uufactory in ST. Patrick street. where be
intends carrying CT the above business in
all It's various branches, particularly Aid
Irons of every description. Edged Fools
Of all kinds of cast aad Englsh Stcc..
Any person wishing to be supplied with
Mill Irons. the subscriber will ob!isate
himself to furnish him with Mill Screws
suitable for the, weight of their stones, at
first cost. The subscriber tlatsers him
self that fran his experience in the abcye
liae he will share portion OF the public
patronage.
James Shaw.
". B. All orders from the country
will be punctaalIy attended to and exc
Icuted with the. greatest neatness aud DIS
lpatch.
I September 2 doeooti
| The Editor of the Winchester Gaze
lis requested to publish the above 5 tines
land send his account to this Office.
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sF4LL GOODS,
Consisting OF

Consisting Of
Best Imperial Saxon, fine and coarse
Cloths and Cassilneres
Point, rose and striped Blankets
Flushings. Coatings, Plains and KerseJs
Flannels assorted and Bookings
Z Kiderminster 81 Venetian Carpettins and
Hearth Rugs
Plain and Fancy WaiStcoatlng
Irish Linens, brown ditto, Long Lawns,
plain aud Dan,ask Diaper
Low priced aad fine Caiicoes and Sing
hams
MaIabar and Madras IEandkerchicfs and
Dimities
Fancy Musins in assorted trunks
Mems, womens' aud chiidrens' white
aud colored Gotten Hose
Pms and Buttons.
lie deily expects tas balance Of his Goods
per ship General sinith.
Ass ON HAND.
An assortment of H0AGSPUNS and
GERMAN LINENS as usual.
r. FF 81 FFF Dapout's Brandywine
GUNPOMDER
MDRDOCH's BEST L. P. MADBI
RIA WINE in pipes, half pipes and ar
casks-& few casks from ether houses.
September 10 ut
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Valuable Tenements for sale.

FESlIE subscriber will offer at fuoI's
q Sale ON the premises, at y O'CLOCK
en- Thursday the 10Th day of next month'
Eight Valuable Brick Tenements, Oh the
East side Of Washington street, between
Prince and Duke streets. in the toWn.i
Alexandra, which were conveyed TO MN
by Jonathan Sci.olfeld and wife, III tru'',
to indemnify Andrew scolIle!d asalees'
certain endorsements BY hin made 'oi
the accommodation Of the said Jenathah'
The above tenements are in convenient
and healthy situations. and we'll calcu!a'
ed for the accommodation OF families
Terms WILDE made known Oh the day ca
sale.
R I, Taylor. ,
Sept 2 s0'': :
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NO'F[CE.l
Situation Wanted.

A young Man from the northward
having thorough knowledge OF DRY
GOODS. wishes for a situation as Clerk
in the above business. a line addressed
to w. RI. w. and left at this office, will
be Immediately attended to Unquestion-
able references viii be given as respects
his abilities and family.
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For New-York,

rs,x The Schooner Juliet, Captain ).
NJ Doane, will positively SAIL next
Thursday. 500 to 400 barrels VIII a.o oe
takenors freight il immediate apPileatllon
i made to the master on board al 90
megs's MNarf, or nopI.A,r
BARNEWALL & POPHAM.
N. B. She has good Accommodation
Tor passcngeSs.
september II Al
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This is to giye Notice.

{ That tie sab,c1iber Will receive, for
Charles Hill, Esq Of Virginia, to whom
letters tesiainentary on the estate Of Hen
ry +. Coayts, late of Charles county, in
Maryland, deceased, lave been granted
by the Orphans Courtol said county, a.
ny claims which may be duly authenticate
Ell, and viii discharge them as far as tie
funds placed in his hands viii enable
him. Persons baviog such claims, will
exhibit them IS .sfeeely as possible to the
ct Port Tobacco.
JOHN I. S'I0DDERT.
Attorney for Charles Hill. Adm's.
august IS 2aw4wi
The Editors Of the National inteiligen-
cerare requested tainoert the above twice
a week for tour weeks, and send their
accounts to this office.
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Dissolution of Partnership.


THE Partnership of Janney, Morgan
Is Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
George Janney,
John Morgan,
Joseph caches
The business in future will be conduct
ed under The firm OF
Bradea, Morgan . 20.
Robert Braden,
John Morgan,
Joseph Eaches-
Who have received by The ship Boston
aud brig Thomas from Liverpool their
Fall Goods, among which are
Superhue and second cloths
do do casslmeres
Double milled drab cloths and cas-
simefes
Pelisse cloths
Flannels, bookings aud baizes
Striped and rose blankets
Lambs wool and worsted hosiery
Pulled gloves
Cords and yeivets
Waistcoating, &c.
Sept IL 'w
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The Subscriber

HIS FOR SALE,
40 bales Carolina Black Moss OF FINE
quality, suitable Tor Coach Making, Up
holstering, Gc. Also, few bales bes
retailing Cotton.
E. Gilman.
July9 1awtf
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FALL GOODS.

JOSEPH JANNEY has imported in
the ship Boston, Captain Finley, just ar
lived from England, a large and general
assortment of FALL GOODS, which are
offered for sale by the package or piece
) 9 mor.I6
NOTICE.
The Council will on Thursday next
proceed to elect an Inspector OF Beef.
Pork aud Fish ; an Inspector OF Butter,
and Measurer of Grain and Coal.
/, P. THOMPSON, c. 9.
septernber IS 2t