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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25

Some transports. with part Of the
6tst Regiment, under The command
of Lieut.. Colonel Roy all and a de-
taehment Of Royal ARTILLERY, com
mandea by Lieut col. Holcomb
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09

"It having been made the duty Of this Office ty
i.w, TO adjus, and settle all accounts in the War
Department, which remained unsettled At the con-
clusion Of the late wss and are now unseftleds-Is
10 hereby made known 70 the officers of the bate ar
my, who have public account 70 settlss ssd to such
lon.commissioned officers and priyates discharged
who have arrearages Of pay due thcu that, by for
warding their papers to this Office BY mail. their
accounts win be settled, ard tie hslAnees seitted
without neurrag asy espease by ,he appoiniment oS
an sgeut 10 transact their business for srems
The heirs and representatives Of deceayed ofheera
and soldiers Of the late army are also informed.
that by forwarding their papera TO this once for
any arrears Of pay due the deeesssd the accounts
win be adjusted, and the balances rsuitsed free o.
expense:
Accountant having been assigned 10 this offee, sp-,
prca,ions relative 10 the above roti6caton will be
addressed accordingly. thtf
Treasury Department u .e
Third .iuditer's QGoe. s - -tfrl
pFTrp uACNYp Audifor
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POETR ".
oDlAEoR THE FOvRrA or yoLY,



-.s,. Tpne--"EspsAs PnrLosopxxa" &
- - =. raf. 5>sse --~----t 1f
Great God 20 whose unbounded sway.
All creatures their obedience pay,
And make their homsgc known--
Before whose thscbe the angels bow.
And lofty scraphs, bending law.
,rhse thcir drsAd Sovereign own.
&c, radient beams OF joy tsis day = ~ -
rcrvade our lands ard ffeedom's lay
The trembling world inspire
y, still the angry nations s'rage
let love and peace their hearts engages
And wake their iuneful Tyre.
When hauehsy tyrsoss, 6etee snd proud, -
Proclam'd their Sruet nnandstes loud,
And Innocence oppeessD;
Descending inpfuli majesty,
Tty voice pronouoo,d this nstion raEsy
y3ustice our wrongs rcdress'd. . n ~ r
! IN nsn suvs naive rights the ssrae.s 9e3
Wlut 6ifers--d;gcrs but in name. s.f 20 .
FoN ALI AsssEeuALSporns
This did our country,s voice deciArt, y s-
Dit knavcs and tygantR y ouid not ,beafs " 3 4
49, Qrsheasd IL bst ~tt scors- ~
Yin joy We eeisbssss ,he day s,s J.
- s1hst swil' a upe9 s4merica. --'---
0ppresSd--o0r cries in Heaven were heard.
81 lsostsspxtslS Sas dscsas'd,
And Heaven our'battlss fought. e v
We Han tiioss vslisnt Pasrisss dead.
Who for our eou6tty' = freedom blcds 49,.
l Ard sonQistt "a wish their blood
Uistosic page their deeds shall show, 1,,
: s,AuDerica lier trump shall biow, s,,-9 7as.
10 sound sheir fs,ns abroad. =
!. Gong was ths, ,wssr7shs confess hard.
with blood ard iteedom was procur'd, =.
lssit now our land IL free 'sS /. ~. l-5fsf
Ho.other sovrsigo will We own, esgls,
Xhan him sho fils abe Heavenly. throne,
And holds qur destiny "a
An "foAeito jrlusnss" we disclaim~-
- re,se Alt -Anericsns BY nance .'-----
We're 30 By biSsh and blood
{ The ufitish nossnril>Se French jscreeas fs
s Shall nc'er de3troy our liberties,
! Nor 2h>ke Oh irsSA In Sod. y
Ne Is our King to him sen raise
,High monumsnSi u shlless praise. q esra'h IS
And IA his power tsu9tp 'sNL4..ss g'tt
= Ms arm our sea1tsy'ssjghts win guard,
And hell dispense : risk reward, 81
To the good md 3dst.s &
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09
rETEa HAGNER, Audi,or.
FOR SALE.

A Farm situated in Middiesown, on the nam
"A road. -four miles from Newport, conssIning
about 100 acres Of excellent moving, orchard and
tiilage land. al under good improvement. On said
fartn is good dwelling house, barn. corncrb, and
other necessary buildings, ais in good repair.
Il is we'll watcred and walled, and ia pleasantly ana
eligiby situated for place Of resort IN thesumme
season. For further particulars, enquire OF the
subscriber. living on the premises.
PELEG SANFORD.
MiddIc.owu. Fes 26. 1877 rf1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09
By he PresideM q Tie Ualcd Siales.

..i.i ..l... 4t .'If.
I~HEREAs. by the first section OF an Act Of
4 Congress. passed on the 3ist day Of March.
1903, entitled "An Act concerning the sale OF the
lands ofthc United States aud for other purposes"
the President of the United States is authorised
cause eertahr public lands 20 be offered tor ssle;
Wherefore, JAMES MONROE, President Of the
Uuitcl States in conformity with the said act, and
other acts of congress, providing for the sale and
disposal Of the lands Of the United States south Of
Tennessee, do hereby declare and make known that
public sales. for The disposal sgrecably TO Law. of
the public land in the district east OF Pearl river
bounded cp the west by the Chckasawhsy river. on
the soul by the parallel Of the sid north atiudes
on tie east by the Mobile and Tembgby rivers,
and ON slic north BY the Greeks. Santabogne and
Bosvs Homo (the one falling into the Tornbighy
snd the other into the ch,ckAsawbay rivers) vh'eh
have been surveyed and returned to the Register OF
the land Office at st. Stephens, and viieh have not
been disposed Of. or excepted from sale BY laws
shalt be heh At 81 stephens, % the River Tomhik-
by, on tho Ars, Monday 6r July sess. and continue
,iii ire said lands bsvc. been offered for sale
Given under ny hand The eghth day Of March,
DIR oae ibousssd eight bundred and seventeen.
- .aair, 'eatisn'ts JAMES n0NNo1.
or the President, - 11Ne..s-
.tySssk gNt,rs. cemmis.;oner q
the General kanA Ol6So.. .tt. .tt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.

.
yJyHEREAS by an Act Of Congress, passed on the
w Sd day Of March, 1915, entitled can act to
provide for the aseertaining aud surveying og the
boundary lines 6xed BY the Treaty with the Creek
Indians and foe other purposes" the President ofthc
Uni,ed States 10 authorized TO cause the Lands sc
Qured by the sad Teeay to be offered for sale when
surveyed. aud whereas the following townships have
been surveyed. in the District Of Alabama, in the
Mississippi Territory, TO wit
Townships IL and ~ in range IS.
10, II and IL IL
9. 10. IL and ~ IS.
y, 10, ~ and i3 16.
IS, IL, IS. ls and ~ az
rs, IL, 5..l6 and II 1S.
l3, IA IS aud 10 1o
i3. II. lS and I6 90
THEaBsolB, I, JAnEs Moseozs President OF
tue United States in conformity with the said act.
do hereby declare and make known. that public
sales for the disposal (sgreeabIy to iaw) Of the
Lands above described, shall be held At xilledge-
vile. in the stase Of Georgia, IN the first Monday
ia August nexs, and shall remain open toe three
weeks and no longer, the sales to commence With
the township 6rs, above named. and proceed in the
order in which they are named.
Given uadcv my hard Al the City ~ Washing
too, the tweasy fourth day Of May, 1917.
'ts;sosa) JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MEles.
cs~susssner sf sAe Uessroi L4rs ofsse. s,,si
6r The printers of Newspapers that publish the
Lass of the lNi,cd States, e insert the shove six
timcs, and scrd their accounts 70 John Taylor. Esq.
Necsiver of Public Moneys for the District Of Ala
bsps. At MiilssseuIls, <;sergis - '''
1vns IL. n ~
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lDtsfgiiaIIp,
SOUND b0CTRINE

e4t tts o00N&S NV NtAvC. Ats
eRcx rAs s rSM1AcA srIIE ApvrxTssEa.
Exlrscf oh q letter ytoma d,sGsgpi.Ald rep.
oiutionary neeiar, 10 Ais friend IN fhit ssoss,
wriyfcn in May iass.
81 hope, with you, chat The policy Of our
eoun,ry win sestlc down with,a much pavi-
r4lion and cohsrnexse only as our exc changes
will require, sndthat tho disAdssnisgs viii be
Sssu Of our undertaking 10 carry on that 9TH.
or na,ionss frbis, irdced. msy carly on sha,
Of other oaiinns. This, iodecd, may bring
gsinso q fsw individuals. and enable them to
Hll OF from our farms more lsborsrss to be
converted into faQdis and ,grooms fer them;
IN, il will bring 4othiog to our country but
NArs, dob, and dii&pidssion. This has been
the course Of Eng land, and hss exsmpEes
have feurful influence on us. In sopying
het, We DO NOT deem tc considcr, ira, Ike
promises induce like eonsequsncss, The
bank ypania is one of the nost thres,soing OF
theis imiiasions Il 10 raisiog UP . monied
ssixtecsacy incur sountry, which has aircsdy
Set the governmsht ., defiance, and, although
forced al length 20 yield litils on the 6rst
essay cf iheir strsogth, thsir principles arc
snyislded and udyislding.s These have ,st-
en- deep voet ID the heetts OF that class ftom
which our 1cgisIstures arc drawn, and tbs
cop 70 CerheEUsy from fable, has become his-
tory. Thsif prines CO lay hold of the good,
shsic pelfcf the bad and thus those whom
tho co0ststutlon bad placed IN gvsrds TO its
por,Aes, arc Sophisticated or suborned from
Vcir duties, That paper money has some
Advsataecs 10 admitted: bur that its sbuses
ai,o are iacvi,u6ss,and, by brsaking up tho
rncseurs oS vaius, makes 3 LOTTERY OF oil pri.
vate properly. cannot be denied. Shall We
ever be able TO put . constitutional vote
&p itr ~. "a ---..- !. - "a. al ,.ols -
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Hoyse OF. Entertainment

p lCHARD BARKER respectfully informs his
XN friends and former customers, that be has re-
turned to bis native town. and has taken the house
IN the rear Of the shop of DAviD WIIIIAks.
Matchmaker. north side Of the Parade, few doors
above the Newport Bank. where he in,cnds to keep
House Of Entertainment, and will use every excr-
ton to give satisfaction TO those who will favor him
with their company,
Ciubs and Private Parties win be accommodated
40 ususs~~snd few steady noarders can be admit
ted a af Ftt tst ttft
Ncwport, April %, 1917; -. ,.s-ss
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DAtriNohE, Juno ~.
4. VALUABLE PRESENT ,ni

= =. 49,
Arrived hero yesterday, inthe brig Marga-
rstfa, Capt. Gnsdncr, from London, sir 5eou-
s1ufYevHg Cows and one BvLL, oftho Dew
onshirs breed, together with some improved
implements Of husband,y, fcr Mr.. PArrsA.
SON ssd Mo Cares. OF this place, the whole
being u sprssea, tsom the celebrated Mr..
cosS, Meubsr of PsrlismsSt for Norfolk,
the tiehest and most practical farmer 10 Eng.
lana vAs 9ivss-she- following description OF
these esstIes ll-iA 49, Ht
"I venture TO give ], - ssy opinion that we
have no cattle 60 ~ compared ,o.ihe,n in the
u. xipgdom. for purify Of blood, Cor aptitude
to feed, for hsrdiusss, a. well 40 for the rich.
nsss efthsirss snd for work, when reouir-
ID, - ! have fouod BY svsrie,y Of sspsri-
ments ueon my own farms and elsewhere {.
Thss they map snswssiis. Americs 40
we'll % shsy ere now universally aeknowl.
edged ~ Do Ia England, sdos cordially
heee; snd sywisbss wiii then Be gratiisd." !"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09

% NeSU Feather Beds and Feathers.
r I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers. and Feather
~ Beds. from 20 to IS dollars, kept constantly
for sale by g.bglS ABRAHAM BARKER,
ts No., Charies-swees.-
He has on hand an assortment Of Mattresses Of all
Kinds. AZ f Ne.vpors, March 29. 1915.
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TO LET.

A PART or the whole Of the House OF the late
"A Edmund Townsend, 10 Bridge-street. Apply
to eF-ft JOB Z. rowNSEND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09

Portsmouth Woolen WaHnfaciory.i
THE subscriber informs his frieids and the pub.
j lie, tina, he continues TO Card Wool, Color and
Dress Cloth, aud 10 Manufacture Plains, Satinnets,
Clsnnels, &c. all which wi, he done in supcrior
manner. At moderate prices, having ihe best kpd oi
machinery in excellent order, and workmen expert.
enccd in every branch Great sttepiion will be paid
TO those who punc,uai in payment. and none
will he neglected. S
Persons Indebted 10 him are earnestly requested
to make immediate pay,nen,--,hosc whose accounts
are OF long standing in particular. will find il their
own interest TO make speedy settlement.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, (Cvndoirs .s;ips) Oct. IL.
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! ADVERTlSE.MEN'T.

THE subscriber BcEs leave to inform his friehds
= In particular, aud the public in general. that
he now carries his Trade, rs usual, on the Long
Wharf below the Bridge. and opposite Mr.. Thomas
Msssss's shop. Hc repairs locks of every kind,
makes keys OF every sort, mends brass kettles, or
any sort of brass ware He u,ends umbrellas in the
ne a,est manner and does all sorts Of small work in
his line Ut busincss. The smallest fayors Ia his WY
Will lie thankfully received and punctusy perform.
ed, BY Your oLt. humble servant,
A.se[b WlELIAM CRANSTON.
A-s.Aars C.Af II 1ai6t .EAa.- \. !. /.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09

1eRno uss, late Professor Of Piysic in the above
mentioned seminary. whose certificate accompanies
eAci, bottle. II cannot bs supposed that gentlemen
Of such high professional merit would patronlzc and
recommend 4 composition which did not deserve
- ~, Nsw- ENGLAND Eye Salve--
watery, or infsmcd eyes. and superior to AL the
eye-waters ever ted.--rrice 36 ets. . boz.
Jarvis' Antibiiions and WUm Pills
better medicine for the above complaints never
was discovered. 1'hey are universally approved Of.
-a sa .Scoseh Improved Ointmrnt--
The only remeayin the werld, which cures the
ITCH in four hours. It s safe and pleasant--Psice
so cts. box srt.e ...r .,.s5
!. ,....s. Sold BY s. w. TINSOH. 4.
Newport, April %, 1917.
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Vaiua6hc Property. For sale.
THE subscriber v either sen OF lease The House
in which be now lives. in Thames -street-snd
give immediate possession lie will sell some band,
adjoining ,he cstate Of the late George Champhs,
iEsa which land Is very convenient for House io's
Tie wi eithsr sell OF lease HE farm At saehueast-
point. IN Middieiown He has some furni,uFe also
for ssjs. -, t.. EATu. HAZARD.
r. "a, v<-1, rny, !. q -, ls-.,f. .--r,,f,s 4,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09

ts.s PRINTING, sf al iind., ereeurss in
sc'isfserory ~asnes. 40 fbis :fes.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
L>OUR hundred and twenty acres Of LAND, lying
4 N the town nof CLamplan, in the county Of Gin,
ton, and state Of New-York, about three mes frou,
lhc south end Of Lake ChAmplan, being lot No IS,
Of the Novs-sco,ia and Refugee Patent, some part
OF which is under Improvement. The said trsc, is
free from xll membranes whatever. A good war
ransec deed will be given to the purchaser. For
Germs. which will be very liberal, apply to
DUTEE J. PEARCE.
Newport, Nov. G. 1916 (tf)
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BRYAN BANIPSON & CO.

bRl AN ID "a MHSON & W. |
opFER FOX SALE,
40 bids. firt quality Barbados Sugar
IS do. and 40 bbl,, I'D quality do
go chefs Imperial, Young Hyfon and
Souchong Teas
Prime Green Coffee
10 nhds. and so Sbls. MoIaGes
10 puncheons 9Th proof fine Jamaica
Rum
TO do sd proof Antigua do.
hhds. New England do.
half pipes and
10 or. ca6s old Madeira WINES.
pipes Lifbon
IS ar. ca(ks fweetMalaga
so boxe' Soap
IS do mould Candles
SO do pipes, containing groiS each
600 lbs Bengal s. Spaniih Flote Indigo
Pimcn,o, Pepper, Race Ginger,
Green Copperas, Alum, Madder, rig
Blue, Wrapping Paper,
10000 bGibels Liverpool fine and ground
alum Salt,
500 Jacks do do.
And confant fnPPly oftht bef FLOUR
for Family ufe, Oct 10.
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Vol. vi 7
coxpIT,oNs cr THE HERALD

CONDITIONS cF THE HERALD
The subscription is Five Dollars per
annum--payable by town subscribers
half yearly in advance.
Ccontry subscribers (from the Diff
Guilty of collecting at a distance) will
be expected 60 pay the whois year in I'D
vance or the time For which they SUBJ
Scribe,Sr give responsible friend in
sown.
NO subscription taken for less thar
six months, Communications, orders
&c. TO be post paid N paper will b.
discontinued (but at the discretion oJ
Editors) until all arrearages have becr
paid up.
Advertisements not exceeding 8
square inserted three times for ouc
dolis. and IS ccu,s for each succeedihg
insertion. All advertisements sent "a
me Office without having the numbe: %!
shines for which they are TO be inserted
designated will appear in every pape'
until otherwise ordered
A liberal allowance made TO thosc
who advertise by the year
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ItlE oUbSuhibEk,

itlE. SUBSNhibER,
1T his Store, on Cameron street, otto.
size the Market,
In addition to his former stock Of Ii.
quors, Wines, Teas, Groceries &c. sc.
ia iust received
IS hhds. Pennsylvania Rye Whitley
Which, with the articles above are offered
for sale.
In few days his store on the fccond floor
will be complete where he now offers for fale
a general aHortment Of Plain and cut Glais,
China, DELPHI, and Queens Ware, &c. &c.
Tea Trays and Walters, Bread and Knife
Trays, great variety, lome of. them very
elegant hrft quality Britannia Ware in
ietts complete Cruet itands, variety (;
Copper, Block Tin and Iron-tinned Tea
kettles Coffee Mills, Iron timed Skillets,
all fees Bell metal Preferving pans, Bel
lows, American and Britiill Chafng Diff
es Gridirons, Frying pans, Coal hodS with
filters, Goal boxes, Shovels, &c BrufheS,
all kinds German Looking glalIes, Snuff
and Tobacco Boxes, variety; plated cam
die Ricks, lome of them elegant Market
Ba(kets, &c. with great variety OF other
articles too numerous TO mention, all o'
which will be fold on moderate and accomo.
dating terals. VIM. DUNLAP
Sent 10.
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JUST PUni.IortrD
F6rIste y tbf Sx6Leriber,

Forfshc BY fbe SxkferiBsr,
a se,tbnd vomme of AllIson's Sermons.
The poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Robert Sonthey3 esq. rs cts.
NJ. De R6ccas' Memories of The French
var in Spain, 1 dollar.
Paris Revihted in 1873, by Scott, daa
Valentine Eve, by Mrs. Opie, dolls.
Tales of Fancy, by Mifs Burncy, dol,
ChrlsIable, Hrbla Khan, and tile Pains
OF Sleep, Vinon, by 5. L. Coleridge,
- / cts.
C1ritfian Disciple, Frfen Of Peace.
Mafonic Minitrel, Election of Mafonic,
fentimental and humorous fongs, d letts,
elees. chorufcs, rounds and canS onetts, reIA
pectfully dedicated to the mott antient and
honorable fraternity Of free and accepted
Nations, with an appendix, continuing a
o.. Hil91 ~ the Lodges the Unit,
ed States.
N Subscribers to the Tan mentioned
book, will pleas call or send for them-Tlh
subscribers price is dolls non subscribsr1
so. ROBT. GRAY.
Oct. IS.
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OUIHLY,s

Burr Mil Stone Manafdctory.
FH7IIE Subscriber has received a
a large supply ofBURR BLOCKS,
direct from Frame and has COM
,nenced making Burr AfW Stones, a
his shop, upper end of King street
near the store of MIR. James Anderson.
where he can, on short notice, furnis!'
Stones Of any size, warranted equal to
auv in the United States, and on the
snost reasonable crols.
Nt7-fItEu QITTCIV
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HI am thankful for past fa-.
vors, and beg leave to inform my friends
and the public, that have juf received
general alortmcnt of
!SE.1SD.W.4BLE GOGDS,
supcrfne and iecond black, blue bottle ,cla-
ret, green, mixed, orange, olive and drah /
Broadcloths and Calfimcres
Merino ihawi Goth, of the bef quality
ShIrting aanccls, red and yellow do,
Bedford cords, calIinelts, Pelihe cloths
Worried and cotton holiery, veliings
Foref cloths, kerievs and plains
Rofe and duffle blankets.
Manchester cords and velyets
Black, plad, green, brown and blue bcnlba-
zetts, GA ginghams, calicoes, flawls,
&c. &c. &c.
The grea.er part of the above goods be-
ing purchaied in Baltimore az auction, ena-
bes me to fell them cheap.
CHARLES SCOTT.
alto continue to keep the Livery STA
BILE and BOARDING How Sc, where cufto-
Tners and ftrangers can be genteely accom-
modated. Horfes will be welf-atended 10,
by a careful hotter.
ALSO FOR SALE
A Negro W oman and Child,
coa7dered to be as good houfe iervant as
any in the Diiri6t ALTO,
a "a - A Glg and Horse,
M3AJ gH cheap for calf, or credit.
Mesl1eSANov. s. King-ftree,.
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THONIAS MOUNT

Has Removed his Fancy Hardware
Store ard Comb ManufactorV from
Royal Street to his NEW STORE, on
ing stfset, lately occupied by Mr.. Jas,
Z. Riddle, opposite Patons and Butch.
RS hardware store.
JUST FINISHING,
An asssrtment Of Tortoise Shell
COMBS, March l~-s-ti
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NEW LINE Of oiAGEo.
The TVinchesfer Mail Stage
WILL START

Monday, Thursday and Saturday,
FROM MtLAUGHLIN'S IA
VERN, at three O'Clock = M. and ar
rive in Winchester early the same e.
vening. RETUREINa will leave
ErGuire's tavern III Wmchesfer,a at three
o'clock, and arrive in HieToniyia at az
early hour the same evening. The
stage will continue on to Washington
and Georgetown, for the acCommOda
zion Of passengers,
s@fs Th above Line is in frat rate
.oTder The public may rest assured
That every attcatiou will be paid TO their
.(JnVeDieGce.
THE PKoPRIFT0Rs.
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PIANO FORTES.
l HAVE ON HAND,
-8ND FOR SHE.

TIA Il YIN HANb,
IND FOR SALE,
500 boxes tin plate
a,473 u, brazers' copper sheets
Bses' and bottoms of various sizes
1000 ID. spelter
i,50Uib block tin
s rolls sheet lead
3 tons bar lead
10 bbls. tanners oil.
Also,
A large assortment Of paints, oil, ana
window glass.
And likewise continues to carry on
the Brass Founders, copper ond tin
nlate plummer's business--and has .
large assortment of stills and wash
kettles on hand, brass anjirons. sho-
-eIs & tongs. The highest price given
sor old brass, copper, lead and pewter.
MATTHIAS SNYDER.
Aug 10.
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ENGLISH KID SLIPS.

y, So ID. REED
Lave JUL received an elegant afrcr,-
L i ment of Ladies' krgIifh KID SLIPS,
OF fashionable coIors. Likewife, they Rave
received a large fufPfy of SEASONABLE
|SH0ES-conhftins OF '.
Ladies' cork foal Shoes
do. morocco walking do.
do. kid do. DO. new falhion
do. morocco Boo,ecs
do. do. Slips, full trimmed
do. do. do. with heels
DO. do. do. colored
Mites do. do.
do. leather Boote,s
do. do. Shoes
Children's do.
I Mems ftout calf-flsih Shoes
Boys fine and coarie do.
IN STORE,
A general fuPply Of low priced FUR and
WOOL HATS.
All of the above Goods will be fold at re-
duced prices for cath.
October IS. IF
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NE. Rum, Molasses, Sugar 8, Iron
VoHN G. IAe-n~es,.- uiLer Tor faie,
the cargo or brig Economy ffe'n Bolton,
viz
81 hhds. N. z. rnm
Sc bbls. do.
o hhds. moiaIcS
81 bblS. Muicovado fugars
So tons Ruf1ia and Swedes' iron, aGoEtcd,
and fquare,
"a bbis tanners oil
40 tons PLATTER paris,
hid. coffee
bingham boxes, tabs, covers, etc. etc.
Decemberso.
SUGAR, 81.
ID ARNEWA & POPHAM have iutt
ID received per fchr George Warrington,
from NJrfolk,
"a bbls. prime Barbados Sugars.
And by the Expefimens, from New York,
400 bufhels Oats
$50 Jacks Liverpool blown Satt
IS bbls. prime Beet
as do cargo do
AZ calks Cohen Cheefe
January 10,
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r.. 81 J. VAUDEVILLE
UAVE jull received and offer for fale,
al 10 bbls. Whitley
10 hhds. 1t and ID quality Sugars
10 puncheons Rum
40 bags Pepper and ,Pimento
Is do Green Csffee
60 boxes Spanih Segars =,
1000 bufhels Liverpool coarfe Salt
zoo ream5 Writing Paper
IS do Wrapping Paper
IS kegs Brandywne. n-powder
20 do Britilh dc
100 lbs. Spahifh FOtant Indigo
100 do Loui6ana do
10 keys manufactured Tobacco
Together with Gencral AGortment Of
- Family Flour, Is ufual.
December az.