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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-02

under the date oil JuIy 81, 1916 -
9 About o'clock, this morning we
we're alarmed with the cry of fire -
4 originated in a back building attach
ed to II. Raymond s. Co.'S shop, from
whence ii communicated TO the front,
and but tor the heavy rain during. the
whole time, the greater part of the
town would have been destroyed-The
sufferers are, Harris, Walker, Spill
man, White, DR. Carmichael, (shop)
DIR. Carter, Gregory, Shaw, and Ray
mond. The house that Gallop occu
pied being fire proof stopped it down
street.
~ Editors Oio.-Tho latest &C
counts from New Orleans is down TO
the lst of July. The waters had fall
en--and the city as healthy as usual, al
that season The state elections &C.
cupied an uncommon share oil the pub
lie attention Ill New-Orleans. The
candidates Tor governor were Joshua
Lewis Esq and gen Where {; Lewis,
IT was believed, would be elected
Thomas b Robertson, Esq. was nomi.
mated as the representative to congress
for the Orleans tlistrict.---The price
OF wheat in Richn: ord, Va is from
81 so to S 6s Corn IS scarce there,
Aanh has sold, 20 miles from the city, in
the co., az SIX dollars the barrel, which
IS 8 20 the bushe!.----The election
camPMgn In Kentucky is warm one
ten districts FOR congress, and more
{ than 26 candidates already 10 the field
S there are at least two to each district
lin acme Sin one 4-there is much
collision and heat produced.---The
smiik-men In the city OF New York
have given notice of their intention to
2raise the price OF mix, In consequence
of the drought and cold weather (caus-
ed by the spots on the sun). The last
s combination OF this sort was the saw
settefsi who have not assigned the
same plausible reasons -- A rowing
march took place at Bristol (Penn } on
Ehe liver Delaware, on the 9th Jul
y, Tor prize batteau, handsomely Or
namenteu, and three minor prizes, CIV
en by some OF the gentlemen OF that
place. On the firing OF signal gun,
welvs competitors started, each pro
Z Fided with flag Of different colorsI) aud
after being drawn up in line, with a
larting vessel anchored in the middle
f the river for that purpose, rowed
own the river round the distance boat,
nG back again, distance of nearly
hree miles, IN very fine stile, in TWEEN
y-eight minutes The FIRST prize was
EoB.sy Burlington man, and the three
theirs, By persons belonging to Bristol.
he spectacle berg novel; drew toge-
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state. The vegetables, animals, and
minerals OF this important portion o.
the United States have never been iul
! ly explored by the scientific eye OF in
vestigatioo. and /, is fully believed tina,
great addition will be made to the
stock Of useful information whenever
this desidcratum is supplied. 1t is w :
derstood Mr.. Rafinisque, na,uraiis,
OF great celebrity, is now or a tour Tor
this purpose ; and also Mcclure, the
distinguished geperalogist, a,tenicd
by noted French Swans. In addition
TO this, VIC have pleasure in stating
that col. Garin, the engineer employ
ea OH the northern canal. his surveyor.
and two others of The gentlemen EN-
ployed in that important business, are
profoundly skilled in geology, miner
aiogy, botany, zoology and chemistry
The president OF The Literary and Phi
iosophical Society, with his usual ar
dor IN the cause OF science 6 humanity
has exerted himself 10 promote the ob
Jects OF those gentlemen. We consi-
der It our duty 10 announce these facts
under n full persuasion, that know
ledge OF them will ensure the cordial
encouragement and supper, Of all DC.
intelligent and en,erprizing fellow Gill;
vens.-Elb Reg.
DEPAhTED THIS LIFE OH Wtdrus-
day last, after lingering illness, In tn
4sth year of his age Daniel A1cDosgai,
native OF Scotland, and for many yearS
a respectable inhabitant of this place
During his passage through lie H.
supported the character OF an upright,
honest and humane. man; sincere and
constant friend, in the exercise OF which
he disployed the most excellent quail
ties of his heart. His remains were
Inferred yesterday evening attended by
numerous concourse of citizens aDn
the MEG hanic Relif Society of which
he was member.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09
r Pocket Book, Papers, and
Money Lost

N OST, on Saturday morning, by the
IA side OF Thomas M. Davfs's store oil
prince-street wharf, a red Pocket Book
two Bank Notes, wrapped in
paper--one a Twenty Dollar Philadel.
phia Note, in lieu of being marked in
figures 90 was marked Xxx, & one note
of Ten Dollars, of the Bsnk of Wash
layton, and in another apartment OF the
book, one Five Dollar Note, two One
Dollar Notes and two Fifty Cent Notes
of unchartered. Banks, and number of
papers Of no use to any body but myself.
Whoever finds said book with the con-
tents and delivers it to me or the print
er, shall receive Ten Dollars reward, or
Two Dollars for the book and papers. /
wish any person to whom such note as
the Twenty Dollar note may be offered,
to take notice OF the person who may Of
Ter it and give me information.
.abel Wills.
April 9 st
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CHAnLEsroN, April I.

CHARLESTON, April l.
Arrived sch. Tantamount, of Boston,
Harding, cape Henry, Hayti, 10 days.
Sailed from Cape Henry, 2lst March, ia
company with schooner Margaret, kean,
Of and for Philadelphia. Left there,
schooners Mary Elizabeth, Graves, Of
and for Boston, in 10 days; Success,
Stevens, Of Newburyport, uncertain !;
Rebecca, Baxter, of New.0rleans, do.
the supercarg9, Mr.. Duplesse, having
been put in prison, in consequence OF
some letters brought in said vessel. The
sch. Pennsylvania, -, arrived two
days before, from Norfolk, via Port au
Piatt. The schooner Thorn, Kinloch, ar
rived the day before, flom Charleston,
via Port au Plat. The schooner Fairy,
capt. William Burton Of Baltimore. ar
riyed about ten days before, from Bor.
eleaux-was then taken iorcible posses
sion Of by the government, sails unbent,
aud 90 soldiers kept on board, Oh sIspi
cion, as they said Of being French pro-
.perty. After keeping him about week
ia that situation, they, the government,
told him he was at liberty to sell his cargo
to the best advantage, bat that they would
not suffer him to depart with it OF board;
and that they should keep possession Of
his vessel until he did sell-he had ac-
cordingly sold; the soldiers were taken
off, and he was discharging. The brig
Volunteers, Silsby, of Boston, from Mar
tinico, bound to Boston, put into Cape
Henry, 18th Feb. in distress, having
sprung aleak-was condemned as unsea-
worthy aud sold, captain took passage
in the Mary and Elizabeth. No o!hcr
American vessel in port. Markets bad
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Notice.

The members of the Mutual Assn
rance Society Of Virginia are again no.
titled of my appointment as Agent
and COLLECTORS and that shall attend in
Alexandra on the Goth instant. for the
purpose of receiving payment OF the an
|nual quotas for the present year. Delin-
quents and assignees are also notified
OF the late decision of the supreme court
of the U. States in favor of said Society
in case involving all points of dispute.
Such as wish to save the costs of de-
cree and carrying that decree into exc
cution, will then have an opportunity Of
doing so.
r. A. TAYLOR,
Agent and Collector Nj. A. S.,
Fredericksburg, April S--9 aavsm
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Married, in Baltimore county, on the
4th instant, by the Rev. DR.. VIM. Sin
clair. Mr.. Clement b. Westoa, of this
place, to Miss Juliet Dry, OF Hartford
Couaty, Maryland.
In Baltimore, on Wednesday evening
last. by the right Rev. Biship Kemp,
John Traverse, jun. Esq. of Lisbon, to
Miss SRsan X. FL. .Moaie, youngest
laughter Of Samuel Moale, Esq. Of that
|city.
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I hereby make known that

the commissioners Of election in the Sc
cond ward Which was held on the first
day of this month for the election Of 4
member of the common council from hat
ward having made their return to me-
BY which it appears that Mir. VIM Dur.
lap, has been duly elected to fill tre w
cancy occasioned by the resignation x
Mr.. James Mcguire. :
Given under my hand this sixth day OF
April in the year, 1915.
EDM: l. LEE, Mayor.
April 9. 80:
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SPRING GOODS.
The subscriber has received and offers
for sale on King street, a few doors
below the Mechanics Bank, By the
piece or package, SPRING GOODS,
consisting of
go long cloths & Madepolam ditto
Cotton shirtiDgs, leDos
Plain and figured null muslins
a. and GA cotton cambrios
Ga cambria dimities
leans, dimities
Harlem tapes and bobbins
Mems and womens cotton stockings
Furniture fringe, etc. etc.
The above Goods were selected by a
good judg at the manufactures in Eng
land, and will be sold on accommodate.
ing terms by
GEORGE TAYLOR.
April 9.-2awlm.
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Ina speech of Mr.. Giles, universally
admired at the time by all the democrats
ia fasor Of the bill for repeating the act
appointing sixteen Judges, much is said
against what is called the patronage sys.
TEN, the support of which is attributed
% me administrations of Washington
s =, Adams. !his executive patronage,
W.T. 1iies declares, was maintained by
FINDING the debt proper of the U. States
ana oy assuming the debts of the sepa-
sa'e states" Shortly after this event
an indian war sprang up, he could not
sy oy acAat. nsaass in consequence Of
"'sca an crmy was added to the list Of
qa''oaage." The Algerines commenced
PREDATORY war upon the commerce of
%e United States, aud thence a navq
.o1asd new item of patronage" Tar
soecame'necessary to meet the expen-
80 Ss o. tbs system; aud an arrangement
sa;,, m'efnai taxes, an excise, etc. etc.
, s';. s .aa the list Of patronage. Ar
r;a. $50 anu navles were raised, and va
49, ., o'her schemes Of e1penss were a.
r9p ,' sl,, - :. land tax was laid for 1900
NJ '" as were General Washington and
co. 49,. aIamGs' and their friends in power,
&C Use s.1 o. adopting aad parsuirg plan
wh; eteea'"e patronage, by means Of
g.. '0a 70 maiatain their Offices and q.
# .Ibusacy' IA opposition to tbe interests
~ 'us country. A war with Aisiers and
~ Indians Is not attributed to the ne.
m,'y Oh defence, or the recover ant
nm sl'eaance of cur rights; but for tie
Fs's 81 creating an assny and navy
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.qprii the 9th, 1916,

.4priI the 9Th, 1916,
NNTAS committed to the jail 81 this
w county as a runaway, a Negro
Man who says his nameis Thomas Jack
son, and that he is the property OF Joseph
Talbot, of the county Of Calvert 10 the
state Of Maryland, and says that his mas
ter permitted him to hire himself. He
is about 60 years of age. feet S or 6 iu-
ches high. He says bis master lives a.
bout one mile from Hunfingtown. The
owner is requested to come and. prove
his property, pay charges and take him
away, or otherwise he will be disposed Of
as the law directs.
James CampbeU, Tailor.
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The venerable Francis Asbury, sape,
rintendant Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. closed a valuable and useful
life at the house of Mr. George Arnold.
in this county, on Sunday last, and his
remains were Inferred on Monday in the
Phil. paper.
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Landing, this Day.
Lo., nnlc h,l fho 4G,,hscrihors

4 " o~No u W. ~ -
so barrels whiskey
Il hos sheads prime Jamaica & N
- Orleans sugar
IS bags green coffee
10 kegs cheese
so boxes mustard
40 ditto mould candles
10 ditto dipped ditto
so ditto ditto soap
S puncheons n. q. rum
SO kegs Carrots snuff
10 quarter casks Teneriffe vine
8 hogsheads retailing moiasses
SO sacks Liverpool blown salt,
Together with a general assortment OF
the best wines, liquors, &c.
N. & Il. EIatklock.
April 9 DIV
PRINTING
Neatly executed at the Office of the A
lexandris Gazette
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Phil paper.


Arrived, brig Rising Sun, Marley,
St. Eustatia, IL days-rum. sugar, niolas-
ses-George Coleman and M'Lean and
Somers.
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April 9
Sale at Auction.

Sale at Auction.
On Tuesday 9th inst. at 8 O'Clock, will
be sold at public auction at Janney's
wharf, the Cargo of the brig Virginia,
consisting Of
ll44 pigs Of lead,
IS boxes of Florence oil,
40 or. casks Malaga wine,
A quantity OF Parmesan cheese and
Bologna sausages.
p. G. JNarsteller.
april 8
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
WARD.
The Store of the subscriber was enter
d by ladder through the second story
window, and the following articles taken
theretrom, as scar as can be ascertained:
g bags, 90 loaves sugar; one dozen Ma
deira wine, sealed with the letters &C
|onc box segars, one doN. tumb!ers, an
|old red Morocco pocket book, contain
ling one 90 dollar note Of the Central
Bank OF Georgetown, one i've dollar
Inete of the State Bank Of North. E arc.
lima, one OF three dollars Of the bank Of
Cape Fear. one at &C dollars of bank of
the South Branch Of Potomac. one l0ao
of do. and several other small notes a.
mounting in ali 70 100 dollars. Also. a
note drawn By ,Ankrew Bartle fer s446
SO ceuts. dated 18th March 1916, OF 60
days, endorsed by the subscriber
draft on William M. Chick q Co, and
accepted by them, for 1855 SO drawn
about 2lst March 1916, at 60 days q
note drawn by Thomas Jervis at 60 days
dated 4th April, for SI57 5o;. a note
drawn byJ. H. Clements 4 co. at 60
days, dated 10th March 1916 for S2S7
| r. cents endorsed oy the subscriber
charter party for the sch. Friendship,
signed by Adams, Herbert and co. and
the subscriber.
! The above reward will be given for
! the detection and conviction of the
| thief or thieves, or Fifty Dollars for
the Pocket Book and its contents. The
public are cautioned against receiving
! any Of the above notes.
j. F. Caldwell.
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April 9
For Amsterdam.

szxszsss Capt. John NJ. Tenier -
has the principal part of her cargo en-
gagged. Thirty to fifty hogsheads tobac-
co will be taken On freight at 7os. ster-
ling per hogshead, and five per cent pri-
mage, to be consigned to Mr. Alexan-
der Henderson, supercargo, on board,
who Will have the privilege of calling at
a port on the British size Of the channel
tor orders from the owners Of the pre-
perty. Apply to
.adams, Herbert g Co.
April 9
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Paper Hanglngs.

A large and general assert
ment of the above is just re-
eived for sale by.
James Kennedy & Son.
April 2. Aweod
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NEw-YoRK, November q.
A SWINDLER,
But none of Uncle SANS men,

A man of genteeI appearance, BY HE
name of James lee, arrived in tbs cay
last Saturday evening in the ship ala ga
ret, from Liverpool, and Shaved several
merchants an invoice of a great variety
OF choice articles he had brought ~ith him
from Europe, we'll calculated for this
market. From one of whom he succeed.
ed in obtaining an advance OF two hun.
dred dollars on the good On account, BY
endorsing over the invoice and bill Of
lading. When the goods we're sold the
balance was to be paid over to Lee A.
ter entering them at the custom house
aud securing the duties, permit was oO.
tanned TO lard the trua;s Of acrChanlzc.
and behold, on opening them they were
found to be filled with nothing but stores
and straw. GA euqeiring for Lee 1t vas
found that he sailed last Tuesday noin-
ing for Richmond, in the sInop AsUef-
His yiI!ainy, it seems, did not sop
here, for Just before his departure Ne NsI
the address to swindie 4 merchant iayL"
out of new suit Of black clothes, anu
shoemaker on. Of pair Of boots . 81 e.
In order to put the public 90 TIER soo,1
against this arch villain we have DOT "Deu
a description of his person. he '!ss
saIlow complexion, and is ''tle t''.I
with the smaiI poy--has dark eyes ~, y
hair, and no whisker6--is ;,b5ut % Z" :,
years old, rather above The 'hiHe 49, :,
as to height, with broad shoulders s!r1"
French, bat is an Engl',H"an by or~
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District cf Columbia, to wit:
EE IT REMEMBERED, That on
the fifth day OF December, in the 'or.
ty-frst year of the independence of
8 { the U. States of America, WILL
! AN CRANtH, of the said district,
hath deposited in this Office the title
of book, the right whereof he
claims as author, in the words toi-
loving to WIT:
"Reports of Gases argued & adjadged
|. in the Supreme!iourt of the U. States,
|" in February tenn, 1914 Vol. VIII
\. BY WILLIAM CRANC II, chief Judge
!" of the Circuit Court of the district OF
. Columbia podus isnoratio juris liti-
!" giooa est, guam scientIa.
$. Cic. de legibus, dial. ~
In conformity to the act of the Con
gress of the United States, inthuled" An
act tor the encouragement OF learning,
by securing the copies OF maps, charts
AID book 10 the authors and preprietors
of such copies, during the tines therein
mentioned"
G. DENEALE.
Clerk OF the District oil Columbia,
November 2S 2aw4w
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adopted home.-In whate ysS'A e.
|may fix for their residence - 'Ms
mess OF their Acquaintance ~ :, The
of this gentleman, on the M. ne OPT
Europe, though only sketcbe eIea u
not DIES sned for the public. a., ma
togreat respect. @'e elSs I
On beard the shin Ilarn
| November Is, 1871 lsa,;'0ny |
,o.l Last ps. evening "sg we entered IL. q,
from the fexel, and we are n NJ 20 I
towards Baltimore, with c,nt ~" '
and a 1. light breeze. We lt erI ny, vi
fading ourselves again in An, ..'fg,E
the more so after our late re,;d s 10 ID
travels in Europe. It S SO f are &c ID
ing true that the internal trano "Sase
Europe is !, firmly established By 4tn1 a, d
peaoe Vi rayls' that a general feer,,s =: {:
apprehension prevails every uheea s 4
new changes or new wars ,,a ai
pace within a few years. The lie
feel deeply the humiliatlnc con,l; 'ald
which they are reduced, and nots" s' .
the presence of the allied ,,"slt
france, ON the nothern frontier
, them from new convuIsioqs, Or a,,' s''
at revolution. Throughout E r%5's
general spirit OF uneasine,s and G,
faction prevails. The resource, q aS
nation have been exhausted by the
jo' the last s5 years, aud il is ilot e,. w
for any of the government, at ma pa .
alleviate the burdens formerly Iaid i,a,a
people, as they are all Ioaded with :" =
NOUS debts, and are to kee, tl NY
selves prepared for new wars. N'n'
Even in the Kingdom of The N.s,.
lard'' the CONSUMPTION is stilIip 8,
.o'o ". ana u lt an array OF 1G9OC0 M,
is Kept up. Troops are still ops,t, wy,
OIL the inhabitants; in a word ,5p F,s, ,t
system remains necessarily in mII (.,e.
W"lle the taxes continue TO bear AZ b,,%
on the impoverished nations =. \,
lore. Add to This the fears and 6,,
holdings for the future, sharpeneJ BY III
remembrance of past toag suFsrinps, "a
sether with the var,oes unpleasant an
Gloomy impressions up4n every iud;yi
dual, occasloned by it, and you will. b,
able 20 CONCEIVE that the nations Of Ia
rope feel themselves restless. dissstn6s
aud unhappy; not 50 much, hopeye,
for what they actually feel as for VIA
they tear. France still continue. 10 B
an object OF detestation and appreheu.i,
and the cause of the present unhapD
state Of all the nations of Europe" "
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yNs7C York. Nov. %.

We give the following interesting ex
tract of a letter Just received from an old
friend and correspondent. and a gentle
man OF the first intelligence, who last
ear, Quilted, with some dissatisfaction
the United States, where he had resided.
IN public and private capacity, nearly
live AID twenty years, to return aud pass
the remainder of his life in the land oil
his fofeiathers, But, instead of the lively
pleasures that he anticipated at revisit.
ing his native home. unwelcOme feelin S
Of Disappointment and regrets awaited
hin itmlght almost be said, the places
that once knew hiar, knew him 40 more.
IT length, after weary pilgrimage
finding nought abroad but vanity aud
vexation of spirit, he has returned. with
his little family, to enjoy with tranquility,
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Public Sale.

On Wednesday next the fourth Of De
cember, will be sold, at the late dwell
ling house of Henry S:,Earl, deceased
all tie PERSONAL Estate Of the said Ear
consisting OF Hesshold and Kitchen Fur
nitare, etc. Sale at three ,n'clack.
PHE3E EARL, Aim'x.
November 90 dts
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Public Sale

On Thursday the 18th day of Deem
Der next, will BE- sold at auction, on the
premises, q number of valuable building
and grass Lots, for the purpose Of clos
lug all accounts against the estate o
Charles Alexander, jun deceased.
All claims net presented prior 10 thC
above sale, viii not be Afterwards receIy
led.
The Executors.
November 81 ga 2wgdts
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Removal.
NJ0HEa row,

JOHN JOHNS ron,
Has removed his Hardware Store t
the corner of Pitt and KING streets. op
posite the Washington. Tavern, wherein
Is now opening, tor sale, an extensive as
sortment Of
/. Hardlcare. Cutlery. and Fancy
articles.
Received per brig 1bo,aas. and s|
General Smith. All of which vii
cold on the most accommodating 70 ma
September So d6teo
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SILLY FOR Sale.

lyuyHIS estate. situated in the count,
OF fairfax. twenty-five miles from
Alexandria and the same distance froT
iGeorgetown, contains about seYeu hun
idred and fifty acres. Little River Turn
hike passes through it bali n mile from
the dwelling house. The situation is
handsome, and remarkably healthy; the
water is good and abundant. The sol
which was originally excellent, has fol
some years past had the advantage ofim-
tpfosing husbandry, Plaster Of Paris act
ING with powerful and immediate efecl
lon all grasses anil grains. The fields
present good surface for cultivation
land those, now untitled, are covered wit
jred clover. The orchards are very large
and thrifty the collection of table trul'
lis choice and various. The mansion
spacious and well constructed the on
houses are all conveniently situated
those for farming purposes are expensive.
land excellent in their kind.
For gentleman Of leisure this would
Ibe a delightful residence and . .,rotita-
Ible estate to an active farmer. The title
lis iudisputable. and perfectly unincum
isered.
A number Of well taught orderly young
men, with good stocks ard farming uten-
Isils of all kinds, and the crops Of the pre-
sent year if desired, will be at the CON
nand Of the purchaser.
Application may be made to tbe sub
|scrihcr. living on the premises, next the
post ofIice at Pleasant Valley, in Far
|faX.aS
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REMOVAL.
C. Bronaugh & Company.

C. Rrenaugh & Company.
Have removed their Store Que door be-
low the corner of King and Patrick
strests. nealv opposite Messrs. Tylel
and Harrison.
In addition to their former
Stock they are now opening general as
sortmenl OF Dry Goods. lately purchased
in Philadelphia. which they offer for sale
an very eligible terms, for cash or "a
punctual customers. They wish purcha
sers to call and examine the goods,
November so tt