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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-05
District Of Columbia.
November SO

County Of hlexand.ia,-to wit,
November term, 1916.
The Common Council of Alexandra,
Complainant
,.ggainH
Mary Bushby, widow. and1
Roberts and Eliza =
beth his wife, Beverly
Waugh aud Caiha,ine !. r,..l
his wife, Mary Blshby, :" o'a"ey
4 Joseph Bushby, heirs
of William Bushby, de-
ceased, and John Neill,
Defendants.
The defendants, Mary Bushby, aud
Jonathan Roberts and Elizabeth h,, wife
Beverly Waugh. and Catherine his wife,
Mary Bushby aud Joseph Bashb, Aot
having entered their appearance aud Civ
en- security according TO the stature and
The rulrs of this Court, ard it appearing
to tae satisfaction Of the Court upon az
lfdsyit. that the said defendants Mary
i,ushby and iona. RWess, and his wife.
Beverly Waugh. aud Catharrle his wife
Mary Bu,hby and Joseph Bu,hby. are,
I:ot inhabitants II thGs District; on mo-
ton of the complaiuants By their couDsel-
III IS ordered that tie said defendants
Mary Bushby, widow, and Jonathan Ro.
ber,S, aud Elizabeth h. wife, Beverly
Waueh and Gatharne his wife, Mary
Su .hby and Joseph Bushby, do appear
here on The FIRST day Of April term next,
and enter their appearance to the suit,
and give security Ter pe;iotmiss the de.
crees Of the Conrt, and that the other
dsfendant. john Neill, do NOT pay away,
convey, or secrete, the debts b. hem
lowing to, or the estate or effects ii his
hands belonging to the said absent de-
Pendants Mary Bushhy and jonathan Ro-
loerts and Elizabeth his wife, Beverly
Waugh and Calharne his wife Mary
Bushby and Joseph Bu.hhy. mlil The
Ifurther order or decree oi this tGurt,
land that copy of this order be Iey;h-
with published for two months success,
lively in one of the pubic newspapers
|pablishcJ in this county aud that another
lcopy be posted at the font door Of toe
Court ii0use of said County.
A copy-Te.t.
! G DENEALE. C. G.
January 60 law2m
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A. MOORE. Register.
This is to give Notice,

That the .ubscilber. of Alexandria
county in the district Of Coluu,Jia, has
obtained from the Orphans Court ii said
county letters Of administration on Tie
personal estate Of Jerome Pumcr, late
of the coNsty Aforesaid deces,sd all
persons having claims against tie said
decedent, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same to the subscriber, with The
vouchers thereof, passed by the Orphans
Court, on OF before Inc 18th day Of July
next, or tl,y may by law be excluded
FROM all bcueft to said estate /; and these
Indebted thereto are required to axis
immediate payment.-Gren under M
hand this 18th January. 1917,
JOSEPH SMITH, Admir-
Of Jssome PluDsr.
January Is to4w
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Public Sale.
Ely JOHN JACKSON g. CO:

Ely JOHN JACKSON & CO:
On Wednesday the 9Th instant, to com
smence at 10 o'clock,
IS boxes mould candles, good sizes
80 ditto dipped ditto
90 ditto no. l chocolate
20 bags csffse
4 case white wine vinegar
Raisins starch, brandy, bounce, rum
gin. ccrdage, etc:
Immediately after
bale superfne broadcloth
/ second ditto
l WEIGH aanneIs
baizes and bookings
Q blanckets,
5 carpettings, elegant patterns,
I case elegant hats.
q ladies' Morocco shoes,
muslins Il cambrics,
Q truncks ealicoes,
/ case shirtiOg cOttons,
g Irish linen
! case poplins and lutstrings
1 beie oombazets and bonbazeens
do Hor ances, etc. etc.
90 barrels prime beef
ALSO
5 bales ready made clothing, creditoi
60 DAYS. :
Febuary3
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Wanted to Hire for the ensu
ING Year.

Two Men Servants. accustomed to
wait in the house, and three Women -ha,
are capable OF washing. ironing and do
ing the work Of chambermaids. Those
from the country. would be Preferred
High wages will be given for persons
possessing the above qualifications.
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN. 3
December 4
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Public Sale
To be SOLD, for the best price they ioil
bring:

bring:
Three valuable two story
we'll flashed Brick Teaements and Lots,
ou Saturday the sth Of March, at twelve
e'clock, situated on the east 81 9 Wash.
ing.on street, between Prince and Duke
streets in the town of Alexandra, which
were conveyed to me by Jonathan Schol.
field and vile, in trust, to Indemnity
Andrew Scholfeld against certain en-.
by hin made Tor the accom-.
mediation Of the said jonathan The a.
bove tene,nents have a healthy situation
aad in gentsel neighborAood we'll caleu'
lated Epr private families and will be
sold without reserve. Terms made known
at time, of sale.
r. I, TAYLOR.
February s cots
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Cotillon Party

Mr.. GENERES has the hohor to an
neunce to the Ladies and Gentlemen O
alexandria that the Cotillon Party will
De on Thursday next the 9Th instant.
Feb 8 ct
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria Comfy, Jau. Term, 1917.
ORDERED, That the administrator
of Jerome Plumer, deceased, do insert
the usual advertisement three time, n
week fur four weeks, in the Alexandria
papers.
Cepy-Test.
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Wanted to Hire,

A steady elderly Negro Woman, WIZ
can be well recommended, to whom libe
al wages will be given.
Apply to the Printer
Dec IS
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William Dunlap ,

n. p. Arrangements might be made TO
Accommodate Partner with the whole or
part Of the dwelling house if necessary.
February 2aw4w
~ The Editors Of the National In.
,elllgencer will please insert the above
twice a week for Jour weeks, and send
their accounts TO this oi1ce.
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County Of hleSand.ia,-to wit
November term. 1916.
The Common Council of Alexandria,
Complainant
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-05

Colin Aud. conp'ainani-rgniast
John .iils, junior, Noblet Herbert ard
Alexander Bagsott, defi'S,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-12
ron THK Il. kE rUBLtC AN.
Farmers Of Rhof. Island,

What say youwll you support federal policy fer another
year. and risk universal bankruptcy will you vote for
the Repubcan candidates and SOW good of future
wealth and prosperity Take the advice OF one who knows
how much and how nstimaey the agricultural interest is
connected with the growth and pery of port
towns--voe for Nj KNIGHT and de pend it when your
produce market you will not hear much OF the
uuve sal cry" We Cannot purchase, all poor,hero
money circulaton Sc There Is money somewhere,
and il will be likely circulate your pockets any
where, federal men leave retire and whom
the general government place confidence with whom
they harmopze, rule over US. WIN they send their
ships hiher, will they establish Naval Depot he when
they have security, pledge, that in Of War, the
governor OF your will unite heart and band in the de
fence Of national property rather than send deputies
Hartford Convention.
Much been said you about taSe in the federal
prints. These folk. praIe about if they had
short memories Have they forgotten the federal lakes, in
OF profound peace. Undcr Adams sdpinsi alton the
glorious reign OF cderaism had the the direct
tax the excise these levied In time of
profound Peace--mak we-not pay the expcnces of
war, for and unquesonable rightsbu 10 imitse the
example of England anu reddco the People TO be gary
They did indeed pretend that they fearful of
nvasonathoueh the French had ships, and the Eng
lsh allies covered The oceen. Yet they afraid of
French Invasion What Inconsistencies what folly, marks
all their conduct Let them retire from Gce, and they will
have leisure to study somo better system OF logic.
Mechanics,
We wish every OF YOU in foil cmploy-with
light bearts--and ehesriut eounteosnce We wish
all classes OF citizen, full OF the nccessa
les and comforts Of fethe Of support for the aged
and iuhrmthe Of education and advancement for
children Who these federal men, who now ask to
vote for them What claims they for your supper,
Have you not served them long enough They aie
tromsy polite, extremely ssble before town meeting
but do they ever notice you afterwards They will sks
~ the hard perhaps end say macy kiad shogs br Ike
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-12
TFoUI ne TrOVIurNCe T7dTIOI'
Houyra for Connecticut! !

ELECTIONS holden IN Massachusetts and Connee-
tcu Monday las, In the former State Gov BRooks 10
probably re-elected
BUT IN CONNECTICUT,
the and Of STEADY hsb he State which, through all tho
revolutions OF patty this county, has te.ned inAexbiy
fcderolthe Fehubhcon candidates !or governor OLIVER
WOLCOrT,is eeo'ed by majofity, and there is
every believe that msjoy of the House OF Rep
resertatives will be Republican. We have various Con-
neccut papers, the from One Hundred snd Two
(out Of 1907 which shew The following results: 10
1916. in these o2 towns, the federal candidate SUh. hid
1929 votes, and the Republican candidate. WoLcorf.
1919 ma ority for Smith, sso-this year, the
give Mr.. WOLCOTT, 49, 6o and to Nr. Smith, I2o2s,
leaving
a majority Of ll47 rotcs!!
for the REPU BLICAN CANDIDATE and a NETT REpvs-
LIcAN
*~* SIXTEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY.
SE.VEN!!!
The majority will be increased by the remainder Of the
turns from a few small towns.
The New London Gazette consins the names of Repre-
sentaves chosen from nineteen in which il snnoun.
TIE choice Of TWENTY ONE REPUBLICANS, aud
only eepsn tderdhsfs. ~ have from other
that there will certainly be Republican majority r
the Hossc. Thus IS THE rRIuMPH COMPLETE.
RfbubfeSls Of Rhode Island!
Go AND LIKEWISE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-12
Republicanism Triumphant.

HARTFORD 5trU 10.
We hasten to lay before the public the received in
rapid succession from the several towns in the State On
the decisive evncncc furnished Of be election Of Mr. VOL
cot congratulate most sincerely, all fiends and To-
deed the whole community which has the deepest and hap
pics interest in the result Of this election Let our
ing be with coed WILL and true the ptineipel
of jus, and equitable policy which may unite oil for the
common good. 7ines.
We repeat that the i,em and vouchers Of the pretended
War Expenditures the records Of the Council Of War; and
many otr state documents whio ought be open for thd
inspection OF the people, be found in The Office
the Secretary OF State Let any sho doob: apply hs
else, and convince hinsss
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Richmond, Sent. 26.


1t is with much concern we Iea,u from
a passenger from the south, that the gal.
liant THORNTON PosEY, late colonel of
the United States army, and recsutls a
colonel in the Patriot army, under gen.
M'Grescr, breathed his last at WilmInr.
ton, n: c. on Wednesday week. He
reached that barber in a vessel from A.
@ella Island, in company with the gallant
Trend who shared the tolls OF the e1peJi
slon' he had symptoms of the bilious
ieSsf when he embarked, which proved
stituiion. wi"
:, Much of the success. which attended
the expedition was owing to Fosey'. ex-
ertions; this generous and gallant saul
would have been proud to have led the
banners vi liberty INTO an ensay,d land !:
but when he found that The mean, were
insufficient for any great puspos.-tl,at
bold military expedition was about 10 d..
generate into piivateer;ns system bs
and his Virginia friend threw IN ,le;r
commissions, and babe adieu to AmeIi
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ROBBERY OF THE MAIL.

About four weeks past The pasi.ril,,
on the HarrisH5urg roate, abyu; e5RI.,
fioa this city, in the county Of Aauop,
was a,sailnd by one white man and ls;
Negroes, ;he bags taken from bim All
carried ito the womls, where they ven
soon after fou,d, ,ipt open, packet
two Of newspapers torn, but no letter. q
packet Of any consequence have bsa
missed.
Last Saturday as the post boy, On d,
same ronte, was on his way to thi, ,;;a
he alighted for a momeut, when two NJ
groes rushed out from the woods, ssi1s
lin. threw him to the ground, and pitt
ell his pockets Of abou' 81. = Stall $.
cut those things open again" said o.
OF these highway robbers, pointing tot:
bags. They, however, decided asairs
it, leaving the mail Tag untouched. I'D
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WushinefOn. Sent o.

We understand that thorough ives
tigatlcn of the complaints and alleged
abuses of the military school is soon to
be had by order Of the executive, and that
orders have actually been issued for a
general court martial and court of inqui-
ry, to be held at West Point on the 20u,
October next.
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of which | defy you to contradict
The early years Of the LIB century 1e'
rom Zarowiez, a Polish Jesuist, was us
missed with iguoniuy from the order
The walls of the city Of Cracow, where
the event took place, were soon coVfreH
with sheets of revengetul insults, aud |"
the year 1916, this outcast Ut the 0''e'
published his fabricated Monita sccre'a'
with a view to cover his disgrace, or 10
crafty bis revenge. The iibrl' however,
though condemned and prohibited at Rome
by the Index, May 70, 1915, was lndus-
triOusly propagated. meeting every wne'e
its merited contempt. 1t was victorious
ly refuted BY Gretser, WHO died IN 1872
This .elutation, (which is not wanted, may
be read in Gretser's works, edition OF
Rats. 1854. The enemies of the jesul''
every where patronised the book. Hem
|
ry a. >. Iguatio, Flemish CarmelIte FRI
ar, and an avOwcd partisan OF the Janse-
nists Arnaud aud Quesnel, trumpeted
forth his Monita in his Tuba Magma, a
violent invective against the Jesuits,
which he printed at sua.boufg in i7i5,
and reprinted IN III, just at The period
when the Jansenists were cut Oft from
Catholic communisn by The bull Umgeni-
tus. Whatever authorities aud names
you may oppose against the Jesuits, they
viii not, think, equal those which !
have it in my power to adduce. l will
only just mention few OF the names,
whose favorable sentiments, il required,
! will Icy before the pubic. Catherine
III. OF Russia, Clement Kill, Ganganelli
himself, he president D'EquIiies, Able
Proyart, Tol.aire, Moniesquiea, Button,
Halter, Muratori, Grotius, LeibnitZ, Ba
con, Frederick the Great, DR. Jrhnsop,
Dean kirwin, Rausset, Juan and U!!oa.
Richlieu, Able Raynal, ard the united
voice of the Freaeh B shops, at the time
when the Jesuis were expelled from
France.
Towards the end of your letter, read
something which astonished me. The
Jansenists, you say, were Catholics, Pas.
cal lived and died Catholic. The Ca
tholc Church, sir, as | informed you a.
bove, cut of the Jansen.ts from her COM
muniop. by the bull Uniseuitus. After
that period they were no more considered
Catholics than we're Luther aud his Gem.
peers after their condemnation IVY Leo
v IF the Jansenists we.e Catholics, so
certainly was Pascal, for he lived and
died Janscnist.
rs to my questions, at which you have
so long tTembled. you have entirely e.
vaded The case. did not ask, and have
before old you, that l never should ask
you, if the Presby ter;ans or Friends
were hereties. l only asked you spe-
culative question" Can hereto exist,
will he be lost, il he die a hereto" If
you admitted the scriptures, your answer
was easy. l proposed these queries to
you, because you had p ken very harsh
y of Catholic tenet; if you had an.
swered them, | would have demonstrate
ed, that you as we'll as myself, admitted
thar same intoterant tenet.
conclude by assuring you, that will
be more attentive correspondent for
the future than have, from unavoidable
circumstances, been able TO be, during
the last two months. remain with
due regard, yours. &c. NJ.
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Island. lie has now sunk into lie sr.v,
where neither the voice of llberty NJ,
glory can rca.A him: but over its ,;,s'.
sud is poured the sigh Of every man wiz
sells a value upon sallantry, geuercsi,,
AMI noble daring. "
1t is said that general M'Gr-gor Is ),
bout to revisit South America. Era
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CHARLESTON, Sept. o.
--latest from .anpiia Isiaad.

l<NPPS JFOM sIHfltu <SGUHN.
Our adyiccs from this sce.e OF cClti
ton, come dawn to Monday the I5lh il.
slant, per sclr Lucretia, captain Rrm.
man, which put into Rebellion Road. O.
Friday evening last, on her pa,sage hon
St. Mar,'s to New-York. On de dlJ
Sunday previous to her sailing, de Pa
trio,s were attacked BY the sPaniald:,
amounting to about 200 men, ard were
beaten off after a sharp coute., with tt
bayonet, with the loss OF 7 killed and 81
wounded. The Patriot force, amGul.!
to bet serenta men, and u.taired las
OF two killed, one severely, 4 iCor .hstl
ly wounded. BY landing aIarl u
crews of the vessels sins Su4n.
they could at any sssps III 4stl
force OF 200 fSAsa s'ns No 'Hy 4
hpt il was Men els certailed 4
u ,.l y WA saiTs sused with \,
sney ~e.s..c 70 of ufnm rs,'
s., ,er. ,so IT, ,s , Sc ca ose. w
Ihelinh fkeu reh,. am Ella lad all q
we'd OF and ~ Which a. st. hart
lss bril- "a, an Gen. MicGa,
had emba p'anv bearing his nan,
sailedih Cd Pc with the Lucretla, AZ
stes ere Fly course.
When u ec Lucretia sailed, four or fI
PRICES vera going IN, one Of them arg
snip, (prOht ably the same that touched d
our bar 'sou5se days since,) the remands
biigs and hoOners.
A yene1 aeIian privstcer, conUald,I
by the famous Com. Aury, from cul,
arrived at Amelia the day cal X. a.
eds and sent his beat On buard til, I. 4
brig saransr. wing fl 81. Mary, I'd
guessing an, eachange Of saiute,-vhid
request. We understand, was passed Vvtl
in sileacc.
On "Wednesday night last, in lat. );
q, capt R.4spoke the piiot-bpat Fave
rite, Johnsonk 10 days from Ntw }GE|
bound to Amd ila-and was inio'medts|
vessels were :Itill fitting cut there To ca
~ men to Amelia. City Gassit..
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,Ne,c- Fork. Sett. q.

|'"t
Captain Williams, Of the big VAR
land, from Galveston, who arrived at tf
por, this msrning, gives US the iOCHH!
information: On the 9th of SepteInot''
off Havana, was boar ded by thu Pan5'
brig Mexican Congress, formerly the u
lyPso, Of Baltimore; the boaI ding olics
informed captain w. that they had'had,
short time previous, an engagement gV|
the Spanish government brig as'adC. I
and had driven her into HdVsna' sa
was, however, reinforced by an ''ne'
brig and two schOoners, and cau.e 9ul 8
gain IN pursuit of the Mexican COlgIts
who capped by superior sailing III
Patriot privateer Phenix had captured
prize IN SIGHT OF The Spanish .quadrOI'
Captain Williams also ipiurms ".
general Nina had been successful IET
serai engagements with the koyah'e-
that troops were joining his standard
ly; and that he was sn his marc!
Pamtico, although the commune
was cut of between thai pace and 40
CO. Commercial .adrsrlIm
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Cool reciprOcations OF esteem a:e the
great comforts Of life; hyperbolical
praise only corrupts the tongue of The
ono. and the car Of the other.
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Baltimore, Sept. Il

baltimore, Sep.H
1t is already known that in JuDs y
Cesar A. Rodney. John Graham
Walter Jones, Esqr.. we're appointed
the executive oil the United States o'|
u lssioners>to proceed to South Aver
tor purposes which have been rather 70
sed at tsan fully explained. These eS1
mssloTe,s were 10 have JAILED IL j
lisl net, but that vessel having u
found, on trial, not well suited to ae'V
mediate them, and other circums;al'j
ha'Gg occurred to cause delay; u
gentlemen did not proceed Oh tneIl D
SION at the I me contemplated. i
Tue nomination OF Mr. Rush as o..
ter from the United States to G'ea' y
tain, made it necessary to look out ~
SUCCESSOR tu him iu the Office OF alton
gehel al. aud as il IS said Mr.. Jones
be appointed to that office, it will a'sS, =
for his declining ts proceed OIL the w.
American Mission. The other cVH''.
sioners, We learn, are to sail Ia aOOD. !.
weeks, either III Tie John Adaui' I" :,
Macedonian; whether another coD"1
mes has been, or will be aPpoln's1 =, ,
the place Of d., Jones, We have hV''
certalEed. d
We Lave also reason to believe ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-24
Candles & Soap .
November FL

NOHN G. LADD 4 Co. Agents for
Oh Hyde's Mandatory of Baltimore,
have now On hand, aud will be constantly
supplied with
Mould Candles az all sizes.
Brown, yellow aud white Bar Soap. in
boxes weighing from e5 lbs. to 100 lbs.
each,
Windsor. rose, varicgatcd, compound
variegatsd, palm, wash ball and trans.
parent Soap, in boxes of six dozen each,
all warranted equal in quality to any
manufactured in America. and ii will be
for the convenience and interests OF pur
chasers to apply for their supplies, with
which they Can be accommodated in any
quantity at the lowest prices.
November IS
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Just 1;ecclvcd,
At r. GRAY's Bookstore,

At r. GRAY's Bookstore,
GKErCHE.S of Lower Canada. By J.
= sausom. Esq. author of Letters from
Europe, etc. Price in boards, 81 %
Placide, a Spanish Tale, translated IT,.
Les Battuecas Of Madam de GenIis.-
Price in boards, 81
Coleridge's Biographical Sketches, Ii
terary Late and Opinions, etc. Price IN
boa DIS 81 IS
Warren's America, vols. Price IN
boards : 80
Correspondence Of Louis 10Th, vols.
in boards 81 50
Rsmbach's Mcditat:ons, 81 SO.
November 80
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NEGROES for Sale

TETE.L be sold far ready cash, at
w Fairfax Court House, on Tues
day the Oh day of January next, under
a decree of the Chancery District Court
Of Fredericksburg, abuut 30 valuable
Slaves--men, women and children. boys
and girls. Among them are seine va'ua-
bic carne1ters. NoYcmbe. 27
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Notice.

.VvFlE co-partnership heretofore exist
q ing under the firm Of PENN & HAN.
NOV. was dissolved on the Goth OF April
last, BY mutual consent. The business
has been conducted since and will be in
future, under the finn of WILLIAM e
WALTER HANNON, who are fully
authorised 10 settle the accounts oil the
fui mer sirm.
Have now on hand, and offer tor sale at
the same old stand on Roya! street, be-
tween King and Prince streets, hand
some assortment OF
Pain and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting Of the following articles:
SideboarJs Il Ladies work stands
Reaureaus tCandle stands
Tables Sofas
,Bedsteads EEasy chairs
Secretary u book Hair and moss mat
cases Il trasscs, &c. &C.
Al of which will be sold at the most re-
duced prices for cash, Or to punctua! Gus
TONERS at their asusI credit. We also
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS,
both of wood aud iron. The above bus'-
ness will be puDc'ually attended to- and
all those that please 10 favor US with
,hcir custom we !rrst will recei"e gene
raj satisfaction.
WM & WALTER HARMON.
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