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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-04
Eatract Of a letter, dated
Barbaaoes, april 29.

" On the 18th instant, an insurrection
Of TIE negroes took place in st. Philips.
Christ Church, St. George, and st.
Johns Parishes. At the instant, it bad
an alarming appearance, as the plan
since developed was nothing less than an
exterminat;on OF the whites. |, has
thank God, been nearly quelled, at least
lie danger is considered as over. Up
wards of 1900 blacks have been shot and
Executed. Since the 18th have been n
actual service in St. Philips and Con-
slant Bay. Such scene Of desolation
no one ever expected on this island.
Most -four friends in those Parishes have
lost every thing. and merely escaped with
tier lives. We had smart engagement
with the Insurgents at the Six Cross
Roads !; a body of 700, we'll armed, made
a stand 4 stood our fire for near an hour:
we have lost only about z killed. The
principal chiefs are TAKEN"
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New Goods
LEROY P. WILLIAMS.

Z. LEROY Z. WILLIAMS,
In Kings treet, near Fairfax-street. has
Just received an assortmehto OF SuRmer
Goods, amongst which are
n NDIA. eottons, forentines. bomba-
4 zctts for gentlemens' summer wear,
shawIs, silks, Canton and Italian crares,
mpslins, Waterloo. and other
prints, Irish linens, searsuckers, stripes,
Jeans, cassinets, ginghams, dimities, silk
and cotton stockings, cloths, cassimeIes,
Eae linen csn.bric,. gloves, ribbons. trim
aings, pins, threads, silvee-eyed nee
dies, brushes of ali sorls, carpenters
tools, Londhn ten trays and walters. tea
and coffee urns, Liverpool AID Stafford
shire ware, with a variety of other arti.
cies direct from the manufacturers, will
be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Also, some casks and crates Of Liver
pool ware, and some eases OF London
tea trays and waters, e other goods.
June 8 Str
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" z. Com. aa-ertisar.

IN the Journal Of Paris Of the 18th A.
fnt We ind the following article
\ Mr., HYDE de Melville, Minister
t.s,nlpOtentiary OF France fer the U. S.
WIN leave Paris to-day for Brest. where
ne will embark on board the iriga,e Ea-
9. Inc ssae paper observes, that the
0 = ;Soat Eliza left Paris on the 18th
~ apr'i. spd arrived at Rouen. a distance
s s.sae sanared leagues, in 50 hours, ten
,s1's o. which her machinery was stop
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For trsl ght.

kEk The new schooner .New Packet
49, captain Isaac Berry "a first rate
vessel. carries about 600 barrels. will be
ready to receive cargo in i've days,
and will take freight on very moderate
terms for the West indies, south of Eu-
rope or Coastwise. Should sh, not be
taken up in four days. she allltjlen take,
a few hundred barrels Oh freight for Bos-
ten. Apply to
Who offers for sale the Cargo OF said
Schooner.
40 casks Tbonastown Lire
$1,000 feet n.erchantable lumber.
June3 OF
The Subscribers have just receipsd
Twenty-one boxes
COTTON CARDS. assorted, 6 de-
zen each.
". and R. B'acklock.
June s II
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LATEST FROM SPAIN.

ybs We nave seen Cadiz papers TO April S.
!, lasy contain not word ofsews relative
- Se STATE OF slfdrs in Spain. 1t is stat
s s@,u some q Italian paragraphs, which they
,oas sa'a' that the emperor OF Austria has
SaS ~a r. the arch duke Anthony, Vice
me- @e klrgiam of Lombardy and We
s%sl.'C Count Gcthorp, the late king Of
p;isr;;a a' mas abandoned his project is a
II sadsse to tie holy land. He arrived
6er af 90 rom Corfu, Feb. %. A num-
H., = uSlsh commercial houses left &c.
NTH : company with the British troops,
i <na. view Of settling at Corfu, where il
then pOsed the government will permit
pu, s'; - reside, and will encourage their
Bost. ID. .qdr.
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Court Of Appeals.

The Council will set as Court Of Ap.
peals, at the Council Chamber, on the
eth, 9TH and 9Th days of June next.
The tax books will be ready for in.
spection after Wednesday next, at the
Council Chamber--Also list of balan-
ces due to the corporation for taxes on
real property will be at all times open for
the inspection Of the public, and Of those
persons who may receive transfers Of pro.
perty upon which arrearages are unpaid.
/. P. THOMPSON. g. G.
May % d6tbJune
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.PH1t ArnIpH1a, May 80.

.aan Carson, who was arraigned las
Wednesday morning, before the cour
|of Oyer aud TeFminer, as an abettor o.
Richard Smith, in the murder OF her bus
|aand, was acquitted in the afternoon Q,
the jury, without leaving the box.
The circumstances attending the muir
der. as we have had them related to US
were as follows -
Captain Carson sailed from this coun
try for the East-Indies before the break.
ing cut of the late war, leaving his FAM.
iy in Philadelphia, consisting of wife
and two or three children. He arrived
at the port to which he was destined at
ter the usual passage, but the war having
abou; this time, cut oft all
of conveying any informa-
ton Of his situation TO his family. Al
this place captsin Carson was detained
s. long time, so that four years elapsed
since he had been heard from; and his
wife, thinking he must have been lost,
married the above lieutenant Smith, with
whom she was living when captain Car
son returned short time since to this
country. Being aPplised of what had
taken place in his family, he sent his ia
fher-in-law to inform his wife of his ar,
rival at Philadelphia, and shortly after
4 ent to the house himelf where she re-
sided, and enauired of her if it was true
aat she had married in bis absence, and
.eing answered in the affirmative, Ne de-
handed his papers and his children
Lieut.. Smith who was presen' at tins con
having withdrawn tor few
minutes to an adjacent room, returned
with loaded pistol, and shot capt. Csr-
son through the head. Post.
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FOUNDATION AT N. ORLEANS

,
We have been favored with the perusal
oflettprs from New Orleans. OF as late a
date as the 9Th inst. at 8 O'Clock. a. M
which represent the inundation occasion
s,lhv creyasse or breach in the levee, six
miles above the city. as on the increase.
and threatening extreme injury to the
city and its neighborbood.
The creqasse, or opening, was two
hundred feet +; to prevent its widening.
the sloop Of war Louisiana, was TO be
sunk in the centre Of the breach, support
on each side by piles of IS inches square.
The governor had placed all the work
men in re9uisitiQn, and they we're to
commence their operations immediately.
The inhabitants, under the dreati OF al
endemic, which, from the deposit of mud
and consequent exhalations, was consi
dsred inevitable, were seeking places o.
sstreat and refuge during the summer.
The wild beasts we're leaving the
woods, and several had been already kill
ed in the city. -
It was net believed, that q single house
would escape being inundated, and the
besthppe was, that heavy rains, by cleans
Ing the surface of the ground, might YET
avert the threatened epidemic.
Phil. Register.
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NEw-OaLEASs, May 9.
1NUNDATION.

,,.,d.v, morning about 5 O'Clock
On Me e front Of the upper part Of
ths lsses $ plantation, two leagues above
sjaeaf'y was undermined by the water
the s sll5, taroush; the breach has since
end D I9,s increased r. and is new, Wednes
rapidly lssu;;ug, fully an acre in width. AN
day eVeD's. 9Srrent of water is now rush
immense sI1ssrs ~ inundating the country Sc,
ing , lies above. Bat its principa,,
veral n = ihrosgh the cyprus swamp and
eoaF, - I Bayou St. John, which Is swslls s
into t,s , r, height, its banks and the
70 az s NO couRtsy being completely over
s sjass During Tuesday night, rapit:
aost Sa,scrous encroachments were made
and 0 shs rear Of the Fauxbonrg st. Ma
upon M I'D that act Of ground lying between
2 Y, a c;,v and the swamp. Inc nafyihs
ne a 81 IS covered to the height of seye,
gr0a l. indeed the back part OF the city
!! fai iss ,ss',oserRowed, and probably before
. .Ss ,S = OF u hours the whole OF
n.nn hin and Boargogae streets Will be
S,Ied with water.
hNs Amid the awful scene that surround
!. !. so,ue consolation to learn tha
- have been adopted efectua
.asl' speedily to pat a stop to the Ga
; aua The governor has employed, at
.sa sy1ense Of the state, an able eng'neel
' s1 :, has pledged himself to close the
, nra q the crevIlce in few days. AS
he has an abundance OF materials ana NJ.
,nore fran a sufFiiciiency of hands at his
, We see no treason tobelieve h'm 4
soo .augaine IN his calculation, or why,
with vi, the blessing Of Heaven, Is will net
Be successful.
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dissolution Of Partnership.

TIE subscribers being determined to
close their accounts existing under the
firm Of Moss and Franklin, 10y mutual
oonscnD request all those Whohave claims
against the said concern, TO exhibit them
legally authenticated, that provision may
be made for payment as soon as the debts
due the concern are collected; and those
are requested to come forward
and make immediate payment, as the 81.
tuation of the concern will moi admit Of
any further indulgence. i r.,
Edmund e HToss,
Walter Franklin.
yune s st
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June 4
For Sale.

Pursuant to decree of the circuit
court Of the District of Columbia for the
county of Alexandria, made in case OF
Leroy Cash, against William Cassidy
and others, will be offered for sale to the
highest bidder, for cesh. on the preui-
ses, on Monday the Third DAY .of June
next, Lot of Ground situate OF King
street. opposite the Merchants Bank
100 feet deep te 10 feet alley
and fronting "a feet on King street
Sale to commence at eleven O'Clock.
Thomson r. Mason,
james Million,
Commissioners.
May 90 DIST
The sale Of the above pro-
perry is. postponed to Wednesday the
5thinstant, at O'Clock in the afternoon.
June 4 ct
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OR John coape Sfer5rcos.e.

!.i,,'t = truce Regent has appointed
hronp !. General Si' JOHN Coape Sser.
sevu uae' 70 be Captain General and Go
Low u 'ae provinces CT Upper and
Scoi;. eaaada, New Brunswick, Nova
var, @ "a ana the islands Of prince Ed.
hS a ann cape Breton. The Governor
b,,I,,.so,.. 'ie,i his intention 10 repair to
ssVD "a ;. the usual head quarters, as
va As TIE season Nil! a.tplS, .. II.
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i his is to give Notice

That the subscriber has obtained from
the orphans court of Charles countj
letters Of administration de 6onis non, on
the personal estate of " a ter Smith, late
ofsaid county dece.. sed: all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, Oh
or before the twelfth day Of Ocober next !;
they may otherwise b law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Those III
debted to the said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the suhscrib-
er.
Nicholas Miles,
Administrator de bonis ron, OF
Walter Smith, deceased.
May 81 d3wt
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Public Sale.


By virtue Of deed of trust to che sub:
scribers, will be sold, at the Alexandra
Coffee House, on; Friday, the 2lst Of
June, that large and co,nmodiohs three
story Warehouse aud the Lot on which
it stands, situated on the north. side ,oi
King street, and next the dock that di.
vides Irwin's. from Ransay's wharf
fronting on Ramsay's wha'f forty feet
and the same on King strce.-at present
occupied by John Adam aud Jacob Nor
gan. Terms of sale cash. az
r. L. Taylor. and
W. Herbert, Junior,
t~a Trustees. :.
May Is. ats
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Mr. John B. Dabney,

n. '
YOU will take notice, that on the 6th
day Of the Circuit Court Of the District
OF Columbia, to be held for the county Of
Alexandria. in November 1916, or as
soon after as counsel can be beard Il shall
mcye that court to award judgment a
gainst you in favcr OF the common coun-
Gil of Alexandria. for the sum Of twenty
six dollars and hye cents, being the a
mount Of taxes due Oh your property on
WoIf-street, in the town OF Alexandria,
for the years 1904, S, 6, z, 8, 9, 10,
II, 70, IS, Ia aud ,5-according, to the
act Of congress passed the 18th Februa.
ary, 1904. ..,,s
Attorney for the Common Council
OF Alexandria.
Nav 1910 dom
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MY John Muir.


YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day Of tie Circuit Court of the District
|of Columbia, to be held for the county
of Alexandria, in November 1916, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard ;
| shall move that court to award .judg-
,nent against you in favor of the common
council of Alexandria, for the sum of
sixty four dollars and one cent, being
the amount due for paving and taxes Oh
Your property corner Of Duke and Pitt
streets, in, the town of Alexandria, for
the years 1910, IL, 10, IS, II and Is.
according to the act of congress passed
he s5th February 1904.
J. .. S1MMS,
Attorney for The Common Council
Of Alexandra.
Nav u5-16 dom
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-04

TO the Public.
The Subscribers having formed Part
nership in the
Ready-made Clothes Line,
Take this opportunity Of acquaintlns
their Friends aad the Public III general,
that they have opened
4 uery choice assortment Of
Fashionable Clothing of vari
Gus descriptions, ;.
Made BY some Of The best workmen, and
of prime materials.
N. 3 Il will be particular object
with the Concern, to purchase the bES !
GOODS in market that will answer the
interest Of their Customers.
Villiom Isabel,
Rich Hor1rell,
Robert Gray,
Opposite Korwell's Patent suspendel
Mandatory, Prince street, neal
the wharf, Alexandria. -
May 81 -. lw
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FRENCH GOODS;

Landing at Lawrason & Fowle's wharf
from the schooner Morning Star, 7
+ Page, master, from havre q
Grace,
1 case white and black grapes,
l do Lavantine handkerchieis, witt
ceiored BORDERS
Long black and white silk gloves
case mems and women's biact
and white silk hose )
Q do Fotences, assorted colors
2 do Levantine do do
i do tafFetas do do
do ladies kid gloves, assorted
sizes md colsrs
l do mems leather gloves No
l ditto green sewing silk FOR um-
brelIas
/ ditto sewing silk, assorted coils.
/ DO. Oil skin hat covers,
] Do. Cambrlcs,
+ Do. Long Lawns, Cambria hks-
Shirt BOTTOMS,
/ Do. White Chip Hats, > -.
/ do. black and white Grape. and
aauze fans,
The above goods were purchased with
cash, AID selected BY the best houses at
Lyons and Paris, and will be sold at a
sinall advance by,
3. & I. Vowel, !
Lawrason & Fow'e.
ALSO, :,
Landing from said Schooner and ior sale
fGs above
IS pipes old cosriac brandy, Of q
superior quality
go cases champaine, 2, dozen eaeh
so ditto niedoc claret, 6 dozen each
May II
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, From sEnra Leone.--Thc brig Travel
Ter, commanded by the celebrated Pau
Csaee, arrived this morning from Sierra
Leene. Captain Cufee informs US. that
the schr. Rebecca, Hathaway. belonging
to n, York. has been captured, and sent
into Sierra Leone. and was there condem
"a. 5 briss and 5 scnooners, the names
not recollected. have also been condemn
sd' IhsyRers all engaged in the slave
trade.
NJ y Cn,n gI,...,:;..o,.
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For Freight or Charter, !,
Wk FRIENDSHIP,
Joseph Rutherford master, for terms ap-
|plyto
]. F. CALDWELL,
Who has received by said schooner
from Porto Rico.snd offers for sale, a
few bags superior green soifee
.yuree3 ~ *
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To Sell or Barter.

I wish to. sell or exchange nine smal
Brick Houses. two stories high, near the
navy yard gate, Washington City,; al
valuation for land of first quality in any
part of the western or north western
country, which is near any nayigable
river Any person, desirous OF trading
will please describe. the land to me.
Samuel w. Young.
Rillsborough, Loudoun, vir.}
June 4 st
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Shad and Herring.
May u5-16

Harper and Fs'adaH, have just recelt
j and offer for sale,
$50 barrels prime Herring
$50 ditto ditto Shad.
May Is
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OI5dIIESI CUIlSuI OIlNC'
HAVING been appointed by his Ca
tholic Majesty Vice Consul for this DIS
trict, residing in Alexandria, have o
pened my Consular Office at Mrs. Eve
ret's, On st Asaph-street.
joaquin ZamorGno.
June Ct
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The Cargo

The Cargo
Of the British. schooner agcnoria. capt.
Tynes, from Barbados, consisting Of
.72 hhsls. Muscovado sugars
al puncbeons rum
l24 hhds. moIasses
10 bags ginger
4 e easSs Arrow roots
Will be landed tomorrow, and is fox
sale.
-. Il .gaams, Herbert q Co.
May 90
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Nicholas Miles,
. ShoIto Stuart,
.Attoraeu at Lar.

attorney at Lac,
viii practice in the. courts of Prince.
William, Fairfax, and. Alexandria.
His office is on Water.street, next door
to the Farmers Bank. =
May s. st
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For Sale,

A Negro Girl, about 10 or IL years
old-she has been raised nthe house and
bids fair to make valuable servant
For terms enquire of the Printer.
June St
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Spanish Consul's Office.

June 4
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Public Sale.

TN pursuance Of = decree of the Cir
cult Court for the eoanty Of Alexan.
dria. will be sold, at aaction, on the 22d
daf OF November next, on the premises,
4hst HOUSE and IsOF of GROUND. on
Kiax.streets late the residence Of Will
liam Newtsn, deceased; and since ms
death,. occssisd By the Merchants Bank
af Alexandra.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed o.
the decree, will be, one half in 6 months
and the residue in IL and ls months
with interest npon each Rayment tron
the time st sale.
Negotisbls nstes, with approved en-
s3orsers, viii be required Of the parcha
ser. aud title wil be made when tt
purchase money shal! have teen faliy Pait
mp. .s.,s..
THO. SWAMI go
Ostpbers sawss
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|rupted illusions Of The publick rejoicing,
his majesty, passing under triumphal
|srcb, where few respectful cyphers
proclaimed Caesar, the benefactor Of the
|human race, ascended to his residence
lin the governmental palace. Pursuing his
magnarimous style. truly Of Cesarea' !.
|clemency and courtesy, his najests, in
|meaiatety after his most happy arriva'.
I and lin the must prosperous state ..
Health, condescended to receive in q bcl
|dy, the civil and military authorities dr.
ling solemn homage, in their felicilahong
land rejoicings
Butin the midst OF this Intoxicating feel.
Ing Of the soul, il the foregoing respect,
impose the painful duty of touching agaili
lon the sad remembrance Of our recent
loss, SO precious to tie tender heart OF
his majesty, whilst it brings back upon
the brew, tears the most pathetic may
he tiraw from them q new species Of con,-
fort. anil remember that the hearts OF hi
subjects are all equally participating, il
the great and bitter loss which has beer
sustained.
The different authorities bad scarcely
departed. when his majesty, with the
proper energy Of his mind, surmeunting,
or rather Submitting to those feeling
was always occupied in acting Tor the
best; and for the contentment and fell
city IF his children, he made it an I'M
portant consideration to satisfy the si.ost
earnest wishes Of the very nunrerous aud
oyeraowing popalace-a appearing often at
the windows, to answer with evident
marks Of the most beneyelent acceptance,
the incessant demonstrations OF the uni
versal joy.
After dinner, his majesty the emperor
went in barge, richly decorated, to VI
sit the, imyeria! and royst frisate tn
Au rnIa. anchored in this road. Alter
wards at the instance of the highly es-
teemed American merchant, John Allen,
his majesty graciOusly ceHdescended TO-
20 on board Of the American ship Rich.
fnond, commanded by captain Ragan,
lately arrived from PhiIadelphia, with a
rich cargo.
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|pernanent effects. Aow many h,s
|been warned, reproved, Instructed, {
strained, encouraged, str agthened, n
| established in faith, b. the erusal Of N
thousands and tens Of thsa.a Of m
little fugitive pieces, circulated BY Ir,,3
Societies Loan never be knswR till az
|lay Of judgment but the rcerds are y
|neayen, and there they WI be held ,
sverlasting remembrance. spirits in s'S
~, q million ages hence, may be tei;sl
heir companions, what great things N
Lord has dons for them, on earth, 1t
hese humble Instruments. II we knesl
|al bat one instsnce, in witch BY sr,l
means. a sinner has been turned forl
The errosr Of his way, we might sak,I
|calcuIate on many more nas,iif we kpss
|of none, we ought still to believe, d.,
i've might see the salvation Of Gods
nembering that, while it is our dut,s
|plant and to water, It is lie, only, n.
|giyeth the increase. Ha ing done 3.
part, can we doubt that He has dos.
Ibis } The casual reading of a i.
|gle page in one Of thess pamphlets, n, g.
under the blessings Of Col, be the !,
|iiest breath OF new BIRTH, unto rieDlt
|eousnes. the frIt step oi pilgrim,
Ito the heavenly Jerusa IN. On 4,
point we woulu dwell with peculiar e.
|uhasis, because from the y nature i T
tracts, the Impressions VIII i they us {
must GENERALLY transient, and theirs. 3
al effects may sometimes be ascribeJa &
the secondary causes, Of more i,nn,S 4
ate influence. Therefore we boldty i B
dress every friend Of z n, in the h. E
.uage OF the son of Da ID -. In 4, &
SOW thy seed, and in tile eve 4
ing withhold not thy hand, for thou kn,y q
est not whether shall pros aer.either III !
or that, or whether both shall be goods B
like,
A Tract lying in q cot age Windows f
= preacbef, witha message from God h K
every one who takes it up. The pess. /
er will be in season and out OF season +
It will wait patiently till it can delna
its message, and will deliver il Toll, /
faithfully, without apology. equivoation,
er respect of persons i will iearl.sIy /
tell ihc truth, and we hope nothing bat E
the truth ii will speak to the cOrs.Ds
and it will teach the conscience to ,p,ai, S
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II having been sa Ned. that an es.
ssblishment fof thel base and sale d
Ctsthsss that have been for q time wsr,
would meet with encouragement !; tlls
subscriber, on Cameron-street, opposits
the market, offers t. the public bis ser
vices in that line.
lie has now on hana, for sale, small
assortment, and will give fair prize for
Garlnests Of every descrir
ton -or Cisthes left, will be sold for 4
small cssmfssisu, provided the price fiz-
ed be moderate.
No clothes win On any acccuat be pur-
chased from Stare, wi,hoata line from
bis OF her mastes ar rnisti ess.
Dealini Barecrsft.
October 8 st