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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25
By JOHN JACKSON g Co.


TO MORROW, at 1oA M.
At the Auction office, Union freet. between
King and Prince ltreets, will be fold
L cafe York ttripes, fuitable for PAN
falcons,
Cotton cafTimeres
Mddrafs hdfs
white and cold. thread
upper linen tapes, Nos. II to4t
cambria mullins
furniture dimties
common do
iup. prints, good patterns,
cotton ihawls
fix do
flirting cottons
domeitic checks
fup, domeltic gihs CHAINS
London Ginghams, long lawns, Irini
dowlas, IS pieces. flag hdfs. good qualityS
veftings, lace wells and lhawls, cotton fhlrt-
ings, cotton hdfs. linen meetings, fufpen-
dcrs, fix and cotton bookings, etc. etc.
ALSO
40 bbls. Mufcovado fugars
80 boxes mould candles
80 No. chocolate hyperion quality
10 boxes pipes
Segars, Oil,
Teas, plough lines,
Bed cords, etc. etc.
april 49,,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25

From fhe .6t5any .hryas, u A;,~h Is.
Captain Peirce, of UnitcG STATES
army, arrived in this city o. Friday,
Hom For. &ichiliulacEinack, Which is
situated AT The head 81 Lake Huron, and
at the entrance OF Lake Michigan. He
left the fort the ! lth OF March, on foot,
with soldier and an Indian guide--and
arrived in - days at Detroit, distance
OF $50 miles, in she b0isterous month Of
March. He undertook this bold and
hazardous enterprise, In contempt OF
the dangers snd fatigues attending il,
In opposition TO the advice OF his bro
Their officers. Capt. PIERCE coasted the
south shore of Huron on the ice 10 "a
CARA bay, thence up the Sagara river, 9 |
miles. thence steering southeast III
rection, taking an Indian tract, through
the wilderness, crossing The ,iyers
Trent and Huron, to Deuoi;, thsn TO
Buffalo, also on foot.
Capt p. represents the lands on the
Sagara, of an excellent quality, and
most beautifully situated; the rger bold
and navigable for q miles, win large
prairies from Il tu niles deep. From
Sagara 10 Flint river, Is miles, n level
country, lands excellent and well lIm-
bered. From thence 10 Flint river a
waving country not broken, nor high
ILLS; from thence to the river Huron,
so mites from Detroit, the face Of The
country and soil very much resemble
that of the county of Cayuea, in this
state, principally cloathed with oak, a
very open country, and no underwood,
ia,erspersed with small beautiful lakes,
abounding with fish ct a superior Qua
lity; from Huron TO Detroit, generally
low country, susceptible OF being
drained and cultivated, the soil deep
and rich.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25

On the llth lost. In the United States
district court Of Virginia, Judge Tuck
or, presiding, the schr. Romp, with her
tackle, guns, g.. were declared to be
forfeited to the United States, for being
employed 10 cruizing against, and com.
hitting hosliIi,ies upon the subjects Of
the King oE Spain, &c. On the l5b
Thomas Taylor, by his proctor, John
Wickhsm, esq prayed an appeal from
he decree, which was allowed, on OF
before the lsl Of May, upon 'he securi,
of 500 dollars.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25

Connecticut Regencrated,--Thc de-
nocratic candidate for governor, Oliver.
Wolcou, elected by a majority Of
l2A7. The whole n1nber Of voles ,gi-
ven in the state 26,529.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25
MILITIA OF NEW.YoRK.

The AdJutant Generals return 10 The
Legislature, furnishes the following az
gregAle of the different descriptions oil
militia in the state. 1t is exclusive Of
about twenty Companies from which no
returns were received.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25
PUBLIC SALES.
By p. C. MARSTELLER.

re. MORROW, at IL o'clock,
Will be fold on Ramfay's Wharf,
MA.S The Packet Goop Welcome
sSk IN, burthen about go tons. Terms
ssSSfts..sa made known at the place of
1890! 1880 tale. april as.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25
New. Orieana. March Z.


IMPORTANT.--I deem it nay duty
20 inform the authorities, the public and
the planters, that there exists in the viz
cinity of this city, gang of Robbers,
who are capable Of the greatest crimes,
FIVE are to Judge from the one COM
mitted yesterday, and of which the de-
tails follow.
I dispatched towards eleven o'clock,
A. n pirogue manned With three men
and loaded with some groceries and dry
goods, addressed to r. M'Cay, of New
Madrid. About 4 or miles above the
city, and on the same side. they were
attacked by Eve men, who with pistols
in their hands forced them to abandon
the pirogue, and all its contents One
of the men has declared to me, that
those who assailed them, appeared to
be American sailors.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25
T. MENARD.
March 81


Enf,act Of letter from respectable
house in Pensacola, 20 q merchant in
this hiGce, dated March u, 1917
A large sloop of war OF about 500 tons
and $50 picked men, called the Vclency,
formerly the American sloop Of wac
Wasp, and schooner of war called The
Zauigoriasa, both belonging to the
Consalados, arrived yesterday from the
Havana. They have brought supply
of provisions for the garrison, artillery,
stores, SC"
Ata meeting of the City Council of
New Orleans, Wednesday, March 10,
1917.
Resolved. That committee be ap.
pointed to enquire into and ascertain the
cause, progress and effects Of the riot
which took place on beard the British
ship Hamilton, on the evening of the
18th inst. and also to enqnire into the
conduct of the mayor and police officers
Of the city in relation thereto.
Messrs. Morse, Cayelier, and ST.
8lancar6 are named to form the aboye
committee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20

CELL could not dseam where was so set.
ting my feet against the door, burst open
Tho box, aud walked oct, quite forgetting
sAat had on tho watchman's coat. Go
my way up the street, met two other
wa,obmen end asked them, Could get any
thing to dripkl' They told me iherc was
shop hard by, where they sold rum q, Cd a
glsss. said (saying your Honoss' presence
that was devilish dear but went 10, & they
went with me. When the reckoning came
to be paid, L happened 10 have 10 money /;
80 one Of the wstchmen said 70 me, How
came you, Pat, by that great coat = said,
Sure, and It is my own not meaning TO
steal il, bur ioie1jng only TO keep myself
warm with n until il was daylight. My
companions, however hauled, me away TO
'Drdewell, and this, htase your honors, is tho
whole truth. Is ii likely that q maD that
has been sixteen years in Liverpool, should
be so foolish as 10 break open a wach-box {?
Did not know that there is generally in
these places nothihg but broom and sloy-
ell And how could tell that The watchman
himself was not in his box!'
This defence was delivered with great
Auency and animation /; and the Recorder, in
addressing the jury, said, that he thought
this was the beat speech he hac heard for
the last six months, yet he feared, that if they
acquitted tho prisoner, it must be rather for
his Ingenuity that his innocence. After
short deliberation, The jury returned va.
dict OF guilty; and the Court sentenced
Fitxsimmons to ID days i'm prisonmcnt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
SAMUEL. MUMEOKD

u EsPECTFUiLY informs the public, that he
IN has taken the store lately occupied by CnARL IS
n. TnuEsross at the corner Of Mill.street, near
the Market, and offers his services az
Watch- Maker, Geld and .Silper- Smith,
lie hopes, by bis best exertons, to please his ern-
p'oyers, and to gain share Of the public encour.
agement.
GJ' The highest price given for old Gold and
Silver.
Newport, August 6, 1917. C,f1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
POETRY.


ssoN TAE ALsAsy Aaoss.
LOVES LIKENESS.
dPlR0DY.
Love is---what ~
Tia q garden traught with iiow'fs.
Whose fragrant sweets the frost devours.
and noxious weeds invade the fertile spot;
And such is fame
1t glove with pride and droops With shame
And is forgot.
Love is--whatl
Ills the nrtidew which corrodcs
And blasts the fow'rs Of April's buds,
Ano, like cloud, evaporatcs W nought
And such the tide
V pleasure. down which mortals glide,
And sink forgot.
Love is--whate
b Il Is the metcor's gilded stream,
Which sheds ITS lucid silver beam
but for moment, then dissolves In nought:
And such we view -
The splendid rainsey's bsautsous bus--
It fades. forgot.
+ Love is--whati
s II Is dream Of transient bliss,
Which for the Aeeting moment is--
nut ere the dawn approaches, it u not:
M And such VIC find
The passoss Of the human mind
They hi, forgot
Love is--whatf
II is the Jsvcr of the soul,
That mars the intellectual whole,
latanes the brain ill! rouDon falls 10 nougkts
So 6eanty's dart
Pierces and snervates the heart,
And falls forgot
Love is--whati
Il is sweft but potsnors drsy,
That rivcs the heart with vital plague,
Until the bloom Of health in blast Is caught:
And such is vice.
(Whose magic charms the weak sntite,)
Desps'd forget.
Love is--whatl
'Tis loaldonuu which inebriatss.
Pervets the sense, the mind indatss;
hut soon iu pow'r is into weakness wrought
And such is pride,
Which Ger humility doth ride,
., 1t sinks. forgot.
.i.st Love is--whatl
a magnet pointing to the pole,
1mpcl'd by natures dark control,
Which rusts with time and s no longer aught.
And such fAoss are,
ek WHO sjgh for weahh beyond their sphere.
Contemn'd, forgot.
.4e-A-s And 10 this love
.gtl IT'S icse romantic, ,oohsk, 6iud-.
The isnis .fasuus Of the mind
Hut LOVE ALL oesurx golws IN bliss sbovc-~
And heav'n bestows
IMMORTAL Lows and PEACE on those
,es Who virtuous prove.
Orsen5nsh. AuyHs 4. 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20

II
THAT the subscriber has received LISTS or
i TASES, under the act of Congress Of March
sth, 1916, remaining due upon properly in the fol.
loving Counties, in the state Of khodelsland, not
occupied or superintended by some person residing
within the Collection District in which It is situate
and that he is authorized to receive said Taxes with
MI addition OF Ten Per Cent thereon :--proyidcd
such payment is made within ona year after the day
on which the Collector OF the District where such
property lies, had notified. that tue Tax had become
due on the came.
CDafe Of Collectors nonf-
<or What County. cation thar The Iar had
& become due.
nr,s,oi. nsSpI"' s-pt IS. 1916.
Kent. Nov. 90, 1916
Providence, Nov l2, 1916.
Collectors once, J
Precedence, June rs, 1917
THOMAS RHODES,
Collector.
Dssisnafed BY the Sse'ty of the Treasury
Jhy9. sw.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS AR7ICLES.


Nisdolnys formerly among fhe Royal .asten.
s- sl " dante.
&eracss from esaiovs .Nanascript. containing Dir
81 eefions for the Hoysshotd fhsnry VIZ
His highness' baker shall not put alum in
che bread, or mix rye, osten, or bean -four
with the same and il detected he shall be
put Ia the stocks.
HE higAnsss' attendants arc not TO steal
any locks, or keys, tables, forms, cupboards,
or other furniture, out OF nobleme0's or gon-
tlemen's houses where no goes to visit.
Master cooks shall not employ such scul-
lions as 60 about naked, or lie all night on
the sround before tho kitchen Are.
No dogs TO be kept in the court, but only
afew spxpicls for tho ladies'.
The officers Of his majesty's privy cham.
Der shall be loving together, no grudgiog or
grumbling, or talking Of the kings pas,imc.
The kings barber is onjoined to be cleanly,
not TO frequent the company OF misguidcd
wonien, FOR fear Of danger to tho kings royal
Fnrson. .-
There shall be no romping with the maids
on.thc staircase, by which dishes and other
things arc broken.
Coals only to be uscdby the king queens,
and lady Mary's chambers.
The brewers not 10 put any birthstone in
shc ale.
Twcn,y-four loavcs . day allowed for bis
hishness's grsyhounds.
--;::oo,:.---
Hursrcps TrioL--At tho Quarter Ses-
sions for Liverpool, Patrick Fitzsimous was
tried on Wednesday se'ennight for stealing n
wstchman's great coat. 1t was proved, the
prisoner had on. the night Of the Ssh ult
broken open Q wstchman's box, and taken
sway the coat, which was found upon him a.
bout an hour afterwards. The prisoner,
who, rs his name imports, is native of the
sister kingdom. being called upon for his
defence, placed himself in an orstotical pos.
ition, and said, [" May 1t hlsse your Honors,
I an accused Of breaking into wa,chman's
box, and stealing away his Goa, ; but am
perfectly innocent, and I'll toll you Jest how
Il happened al had been out drinking on
the night they mention, and had, to be sure,
70, morta,ly drunk that I know is very
wrong. About two o'clock in the morning,
as I was going staggering home, 1 asked
this hare watchman, Can you tell me where
can get a lodging, or where ] can get some-
thing 10 drink 80 No said he, sii houses are
shut up now [; bot 10 an hour and an half
there will be house open, where they sell
capital purl, 50 s,sp into my wa,ch.box, slip
90 my great coat, cod make yourself asy
while 60 my rounds, aud when I come
back we'll see what can be done. did "a
be bid ne he locked the door and in mo.
bent was asleep. Soon sf,cr / walked,
and hnding myself boxed Up ip',his parrow
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
Executor's Notice /.

Executor's Notice.
7'HE subscriber hereby notifies the public that
: he has been duly and legally qualified by the
Honorable Court Of Probate Of The ;own of Middle
town, in the county Of Newport, sole executor Of
the last will and testament Of PAUL wIGuTMAN,
late OF said Middetown, yeoman, deceased. All
persons having any demands against the Of said
deceased. are hereby requested present the same
to him for payment; and all person. indebted 10
said estate, are requested to make payment to him.
OLIVER WiGHrMAN.
Newport, June 30, 1917
Newport, SC. Clerks Office Supreme
Judicio. Court.
VNIHEREAS Rhoda Carter, of ASid llctown, In the
~ county Of Newport, wife Of John Carter. bath
filled in said Office, her Petition PRAYING for reasons
therein stated the Bonds Of Marriage, subsisting
between her aud the said John may be dissolved &
Decree Of Divorce be promulgated. This is there.
for to give notice to the said John Carter, that he
be aud appear n he fit at the Supreme Judicial
Court to he holden at Newport, within and Gor the
county Of Newport on the last Monday Of August
next, to shew cause if any he hath why the prayer
OF said Petition should not be granted.
GIDEON PALMER, Clerk.
Newport, 9th August, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.

"HEREAS by an Act Of Congress passed on the
w Sd day Of March, 1915. entitled "An act to
provide for the ascertaining and surveying Of the
boundary lines liked by the Treaty with the Creek
Indians ard Tor other purposes, the President of the
United States IS authorized cause the Lands ac-
CURED by the said Treaty to be offered for sale when
surveyed, and whereas the following townships have
been surveyed, in the District Of Alabama, in the
Mississippi Territory, to wit:
townships IL and IL in range ~.
10, III and - IA
9, 10, IL and 10 lS
8, 10, l2 and 13 1e
13, IA, Is, Is and II ~
IS, IA Is, is and ~ ae.
~ ~, IS and 10 ~.
13, Ia, Is and l6 20.
THERHToRE, L. JAMBs MoEaoE, President Of
the United States, in conformity with the said act.
do hereby declare and make known, that public
sales for the disposal (agreeably to Isw) Of tho
Lands above described, shall be held at Milledge.
vile, in the state Of Georgia, the frat Monday
in August next, and shall remain open for three
weeks and no longer, the sales to commence win
the township first above named, and proceed in the
order in which they Amed
Given under my hand at the City Of Washing.
tor, the twenty fourth day Of May, 1917
BY the President,
(sgned) JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MEIGs,
Comnissioner Of the General Land Office.
az The printers of Newspapers that publish me
Lave OF the United States will insert the above six
times, and send their accounts John Taylor, Esq.
Receiver Of Public Moneys for the District of Ala
bsma, at MedgeviIle, Georgia.
June IL. (6t)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSi..
S. TXURS7ON,

S. 2XURS7OW,
NO. ~. Shring-srset, hree dOors north Of
Trinity Church.
7 AIDES and Gentlemen desirous of good accom-.
- modatons at n private Boarding House, in 4
pleasant situation any in Newport, invited to
call at the above mentioned holse--wbsre they may
be assured that every exeron will be made to rem
der their situation pleasant and agreeable.
Newport, July 80, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
Cart. SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,


Or Bristol, X. I. informs his friends and the pub.
~ lie, that by the advice of his friends and many
others, who have been cured by him, Of obstinate
disorders, that he will undertake the speedy and ef
fectia cure OF the stranguryall sorts Of gravelly
compIa'nts-ail sorts Of falling sickness-sli ner.
vous compsints-billious coics--cramps in the
stomAch-iever --scrofula-rhcumaiic com.
rlaints-snd a disorder Of . certain kind, very
speedily, leaving the patient perfectly sound. Re
tary.
The above complaints he processes 70 cure in che
most speedy, safe, and efiectua manner and will
be grateful Tor share Of public patronage
tie also cures toe scurvy in the teeth and the
tooth.acac--snd AZ the teeth become loose by the
secrvy, be fasteus them TO the gum, as sound as
ever. a nauscous or dissgreeabic breath he sweat
tess by his mcdcins in or days. Tic performs
cure VI that hortd disorder called the sraldnead in
very short time. All busns and seoSs be cures IN
IA or Is dsys. ifsppied TO Immediately. A recipe
tor The above cure can be hal. On sgrlisNos 10 him
DrIs,si, !sly ]. Iei7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
A PLACE WANTED.

A smart, lively, sensible boy. Four years old.
= \ wants place in some respectable family, un-
al Of age Enquire at this oaise Aug. 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
NOTICE.

AN ACT for the pseserpafion Of Buoys and Stakes
80 be pioeed al the enraee ef Brsset ba, 5or
~eeted sih The Beacon 10 bs placed on Caste hiand.
NT HEhEAs the Government of the United States,
w have ordered Beacon to be erected ON Cas-
tie-lsand, at the entrance of Bristol hsrbor, with
the necessary Buoys and Stakes, provided the jurs-
diction Of sad Island be ceded BY this State the
United States: And whereas the General Assembly
have made cession thereof by an act entitled An
Act seding the jurisdiction of Castle island at the
entrance OF Bristol barbor, to the United States
Be az therefore enacted by the General Assembly, e.
BY the authority taeregf IS enacted That the Cap.
tam, or owner or owners Of every ship or vessel,
that shall by running against any Of the Duays or
STAKES so to be placed by the authority and q, the
expcnce Of the United States, or injure or remove
chains or anchors by which they are moored, shall
forfeit and pay as fine not exceeding thfrty.sx
dollars, nor less than twelve dollars and that every
person who shall hereafter make fast sny ship or
vessel, scow, raft or boat, 10 either Of said Buoys
or Stakes so 10 be placed or TO any part Of The
mooriDgs OF said Duoys, lie or they so offending
shall forfeit and pay fine not exceeding fifteen
dollars, nor less than hve dollars TO be recovered
before any Justice Of the Peace in the county of
Bristol; lwo-thrds to be paid to the Collector of
the District Of Bristoi for the use of the United
states. IN order to repair, or renew, or replace,
such Buoys aud their moorings, and the other third
TO the informer WHO shah prosecute for the same.
House OF Representatives, June 18th, 1917.
Voted By order,
Ss0edJ THOMAS Bvnc.ss, Clerk
In the Senate read the same d,y and coneurred.
by order,
(Signed) SAMUEL Eppr, Sec'ry
WHOEVER shall in any way whatever iniure the
Beacon placed Csstle-lslsnd, with which the Blu.
oys mentioned in the Act, of which the above is
copy, are connected or shall take any stones, era.
vel, sand earth, from said Island, the person or
persons so offending, may rely being prosecuted
az trsrpassers
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
WILLiAM ELLsRY, Collector.
PROPOSALS

sshor carrying mails Ct The United Stafes on the
following roads will De received az The Gem
erai Posi- Office, IN me city Of Washington,
unW Saturday, me am day Of Sehtem6er
neZf, incluslpe
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-03
Public Sale.

|B7 virtue of a deed of trust to the SUBJ
scriber, will be exposed to sale, before
the door OF the City Hotel, on SA'
TURDAY the 18th May, at half past
IL o'clock :, :,
T->WO LOTS of GROUND, with all
the improvements thereon, situate
at the intersection Of King and Fayette-
streets, in the town of Alexandria. The
first beginning at the northwest corner
of the intersection of said streets, and
ruuning nsrthwardIy with Fayette street
one hundred feet to ten feet alley
thence westwardly with the alley sixty
one feet eight and half inches, thence
southwardly with line parallel with
Fayette street one hundred feet on King
street, thence eastwardly with King st
sixty one feet eight and halt inches tt
the beginning. The second beginning al
the north west corner of the intersection
of the aforesaid alley with Fayette street
and running northwardly with Fayette'
street sixty six feet seven inches, thence
westwardly and parallel to the said alley
and King Street one hundred and twenty
three feet five inches, thence southwark
Ily and parallel to 'Fayette street sixty Sly
lIset seven inches to said alley, thence
I1astwardly with said alley one hundred
and twenty three feet FIVE inches to the
TENS, $1,000 in hand, and
the balance on credit of g, II and Ii
months, for approved endorsed negotiable
notes, together with lien upon The pro-
perry. WM. HERBERT, Jun.
Trustee
p. 6, ,HarSselIer, aIctr.
| april IL pts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-03
,,,zsaURLIC UTlLlTY.

IL The interest of the Manulactofe
|ef the United States, has become AaHy.
for the Mount Hebron Cotton Mills, ant
offers Tor sale at his Store on Prime,
street,
Il general assortment Of Cotton Tarp
At the Baltimore prices.
The quality OF this Yarn has given se
neral satisfaction to those who have pun
chased heretofore. All orders will b:
attended to.
The Public are also informed. that =
machine OF superior construction is IN
operation at said mill for carding Woo
the work will be executed in the bet
manner. 10 accommodate customer, to
this machine, he will receive at his sto. Z
any parcels OF Wool, forward them 10
the mill, and the rolls returned TO bis
store for delivery. The wool should b.
washed clean, and eiIed with clean sot:
'il, accompanied With blanket, it being
he most suitable for the preservation os
he rolls when carded.
Terms Of Cardias.
Country Wool 10 cents per ID
Halt blood Merino 12i
Full blood do I5-and an addi-
ion Of two cents per ID for country-two
nd an half cents for hall blood. 4 three
ents for full blood when the carder finds
il,
Mordecai Miller.
March % eoSm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-03
Sales at Auction.
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,

OH " 1890
WILL BE OFFERED,
It the Auction Office on Union street
Between King and Prince
4 N extensive and general assortment
n of seasonable Goods, OF British
French, German, India, and Domestic
Manufacture, which will be we'll select.
ed, and we'll worthy the attention OF
town and country merchants and others;
as the undersigned will be abundant!y
supplied from the maRufactors aud their
friends in Boston, New York and Phila-
lelphia-which will give to gentlemen an
of laying in their goods on as
GOOD terms as they can be IN those cities,
taking into view the difference OF Ex-
change, etc. etc.
The particular description OF goods
will be advertised in the papers OF the
Consisnments strictly attended to and
liberal advances made il desirable.
John Jackson & Go.
Auct:oneers.
Noypmhar 97