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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-30

theuga expressly contrary 10 iaU. Maoy
ptoxes were received, from persons who did
not own one inch Of soil. Innumerabiecin-
stances of gross fraud and abomnable abuse
might be adduced, but il is unnecessary tho
pf.ciee and all the leading circunsiances
are Dotorious.--But il ID not 10 this town only
that these things have been done wherever
II was practicable, in almost every town Of
The State, the sene game has been played
by federal leaders. 1t is matter OF perfect
Dotorieiy, that greater number of votes were
Manufactured in ! 81 ,thsn ihe federal msior-
ity Of that year. The FedeIsl party rode into
power upcn this hobby; it would be noushs
but retributive justice If their opponents
had mounted the same hobby. But il 10 not
so. Tho tools Of the federal party ha,e
failed them /; lin this town alone they have
lost S25 since lsll) tho people have arisen,
have arisen in the me- esly of their strength:
and Republican gain OF 400 in 1916, and
an equal gain in 1917, ought TO convince
ihem, thai the days Of (ederaHsm are num-
6ered and finished.
The American further says, "By gross
falshoods, deceptive represe nations, and
senseless clamor, the democrats have duped
many we'll disposed people" The charge
is easily made, but il cannot be suhstsntiated.
I" The democrats" are not in the habit Of
saying or. publishing things previous TO an
election, which they arc not entirely willing
sheuld be canvassed afterwards. II sannot
DO said oI them, as was PROVED upon the
federalisis last year, that within three days
OF proxing. day, no less than 90 manifest
falshood vere printed and circulated through
the State nor can 30 gross q violation of
every moral, social and Christian principle,
as the publication of the lying pamphlet
signed Citizen, and tho hlackgusId handbiil
against the character of 1t. Gov. Willcox,
ever be charged upon the Republican party.
But, 81 it is said, that psupers were invested
with the elective franchise" This is per-
iec,ly true Is regards this town and the fed
eral party. We speak from positive knowl-
edge. Paupers have been saddled on thia
town, and our Overseers have been com.
peled to assist them, in consequence of theft
being manufactured into voters by the feder.
al party.
"Some have bren iutimidated, by threats,
into silence and inactivity, while others havo
been cajoled BY promise or lured by
bribc "a moro correct portraiturs OF tho
conduct Of his own party, the writer would
10 vain at,e empt to draw. They did most truly,
intimIda,e by threats, cajole by promises,
and lure by bribss. But there Is nothing new
IN all this Il has always been their practice.
We are not wi,hou, documentary and 9th.
or proof in support Of all the facts we have
touched upon. II Our opponents continue
their abuse and faIsehood, on the late election
il shall be adduced. We will not be deferred
by any consideration from an exposure Of
names and conduct, should their present
course be persisted in. We do not wish 10
exult over q fallen enemy We are disposed
10 conciliste, rather than incense but for
besranee has its limits.
-Au:z~x: tAa--.-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
John C.. Ladd & Co.

HAvE FOR SALE,
NIUSCOVAD0 and clayed sugars in
M 'hhds. cases aad barrels
Moiassesin hhds.
India point Gin in pipes
New England rum in hossheads
Spermaeeti and tallow candles
White and brown soap in boxes
No. ] and 9 chocolate
Writing, wrapping & sheathins paper
Tyson tea in half che Is
Long and short pipes in boxes
Spanish segars in half boxes
Race and ground ginger
10 barrels No. 9 mackerel
Manufactured tobacco
barrel Spanish indigo
A quantity of cassia, tow cloth
Men,, boys and wOmen's fine and
coarse shoes
Coarse and fine hats, Lisbon foot mats
Russia duck and sheetinss
American cables and cordage
Glauber salts in barrels
I Oboxes double refined birthstone
Florence oil in boxes
Tanners and Spermaceti oil in bbls.
4bales goat skins
Madeira, TeneTitfe, sherry and malaga
wines in pipes and quarter casks, old and
Of superior quality
9by IL window glass
keg Faxon axes, yawl boats
Cut nails in casks, grindstones
20 tons Russia 4 Swedish iron, assert.
German linens in bales, consisting OF
.Ticklipburgs, osnaburgs, hessians
White and brown rolls
Dowlas and shifting
lease looking glasses
British goods in packages, consisting Oh
Cambria. cOttun shirting.
Cords and velvet, cotton hose
Print, and flannels
8 cases cotton thread
case domestic cotton shifting
2 cases broad cloth anil Sattinetts
5 bales handkerchiefs, consisting Of
mock pu!licat, madras, blue giIla, and
bandana
2 cases seersnckers and nankeens
Bales of India cOtt0ns, consisting oil
gurrahs, mamoodies, &c.
Also, few tons lustic, stone lime and
plaster Of Paris. Oct. 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
Something New.

EHAVE receiy'd select assor tment OF
Shepard's best London dressed Cloths
and Cassine,es, black and blue, Of diffc-
rent shades-Also, from another house
equally famed for manufacturing Cloths
for ladies' and gentIemcn's ware, viz.
Extra rich blue. black, brown, regula.
ton. mixed, and Waterloo extra bottle
and olive green ; blue, black and mixed
cassimeres the republican Stewards
Scotch plaid for ladies' nantes, cloaks
or sofa covers, and extra fine aannels |;
plain, gilt and fancy buttons butlon-
moulds, by the sett or gross. He exPects
In few days, az assortment Of fancy
trimmings suitable for riding habits, pc
Uses, mantle and cloaks, and quantity
of whalebo for busks, cut to any width
the buyer wishes.
N. b. X. g. continues to make, in The
newest fashion, uniforms, riding habits,
sloaks, mantles, and other useful appen-
dages OF dress for both s"xes-and keeps
an assol tment of clothes made of the best
materials aud by the best workmen.
- Great coats, plaid cloaks, d.ess
and frock coats, pautalOors, vests, etc. At
my shop on King-streetsDext door to
Doctors Semme. and Washington.
ROBERT GRAY. jun.
October rim2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06

H INSEY GRIFFITH iaiorms the
N.Y. pubic that hs sti continues 10
cary on the above business at he old
stand. lower end Of K ng.sr' eet. Ajexan-
dria, where all orders in his line will be
executed with neatness and despatch
lie has now OIL hand general and hand
some assmtmen, of bird guns, locks, &c.
Also, two elegant double barrel gus.
Dct. i d3lStf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
Dancing School.

NER. GENEHE> has The hssar ufiu-
lTz forming tie Ladies and GeI,le-
men Of Alexandria that his DANCING
SCHOOL will open for the season, on
Tuesday, 7th Octnb@r.
DAYS OF TUITION,
Eve Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday,
from 8 p. NJ until >, for Young Ladies.
TIE Bows from Until 6: and the Night
School for Young Gentlemen to cCm-
meuce at half past 6, on the same even.
;ngs st October 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
Twenty Dollars Reward.

T EFT my employ on Thursday, the
Il 18th instant servant boy, named
SPENCER; he Is about Is or'l6 years
old, tolerably well grown, il bow legged,
of light yellow complexion. siamme 8
when spoken to. He is prob bly, lurking
about town. and will no doubt t'y to pass
for a free boy. l will give the above re.
ward il taken more tlian.ten miles from
town, ten dollars if taken DOT OF the dis
trict, and five if taken within the district.
| forewarn all persons from harbmiI'g or
Carving Of said boy, as am determined
to have such offenders punished to the
extent of the law. /. MOUNT.
sept. 81 aa
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06

,,x 10 De destined for Guyana,
Il anolber for The interior of this
"o,i.ce. where the Patriots arc in
zee. 4,
.,ic great progress in Terra Firma.
Ihoying gained possession of Augusta
"a and the greater parto oil the province
If GUYANA. in which. under Generals
xp,liyar. Piar, and Crdeno, large for
eos are Collected ndin this province.
GEAR the valley Of Farenas. a large
Sody under general Arismcndi threat
% the capital-which BY q Junction
With part of the forces OF Bolivar,will
h, able to contend with the whole H.
ritcd forces of Morillo. The Spa
piards appear alarmed and disheart-
ened they wish to excuse Morillo's
defeat by saying, his presence and
army was necessary on the continent.
/ Trae it was, and with all his forces
they are far from feeling secure. You
ran scarcely imagine the effect those
ronbinsd causes have at present on
commerce. Nothing is doing, no
sale Of imports can be effected. except
en,y articles Of first necessity, and
rhcy only at retail YER, slow-nO one
will spscu!ate-a complete stagnation
prevails, except in some exports,
width continue scarce aud high.
The measures of government are
calculated to destroy confidence, and
create dissatisfaction. Necessity COM
peis them. in order tn the Transports
ton of traps, provisions. &c. to act
arbitrary and tyrannicalLin those
eases, vessels, mu,es, provisions, cls-
thing Sea are pressed into public ser
vice. and fofwhich the owner receives
no remuneration. They arc at the
mercy Of the commander in chief.
and his order is law ; To disobcy which
would subject them to severe punish
hcnt.
The North Ameri, ans find here at
present. no very fattering reception -
The Spaniards are greatly preiudiced
against them, owing to an idea pre-
vaIent of a Number Of armed vessels,
fitted from the United States, and
craizing under the Patriot flag. This
prejudice was strongly cXcmpll6ed in
the unjust detention Of an American
schooner near the harbor Of Lay Guy
IA, and her shameful condemnation in
Pucrtn Caycllo. The vessel in qucs-
ton. being on fair voyage, and bound
with a cargo of provisions, to and al
nest within their port. Their inve-
teracy did not stop there. The con-
sicner, an American citizen, for some
time residing in Lay Guyra, was ig-
unanimously thrown into prison IN
Puerto Cavclio, for defending his pro-
perry and daring to cali in question
the Illegal proceedings of a corrupt
Judge for which injustice and indis
nifty, although the act is not counte-
Ianced By The government. no repa-
ration has been made. Surely the go
,crnment OF tie United States will
notice 50 fragrant an outrage on her
rights, dignity, and liberty other CT
tizens. A single frigate here would
be sufficient to bring them toa sense
of what is due to the dignity OF an
honorable and lust nation.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
Attention !

The members composing the Alexan-
dria Artillery Company, are requested to
attend thei Quarterlv Meeting on Mon-
day evening next, the 9th instant, at the
court house, at o'clock. Persons wish
ips to join the company VIII prosiou ,ly
Give Their names 10 some OF the members.
By order If the Captain,
p. RHODES, SERGEANT.
October 5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
ssS Exchange Coffee House IN
&ARMARiNE JOURNAL. AAG
poR4 OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER d.,

PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA OCTOBER f.
ARRIVED,
Schr Ann, Courtney, from feocomico
Reports, IN "Wednesday night, below
Cedar Point Narrows, saw the .iyStery,
passing down the Potomac--all sail set.
aud four oars hard at work, accompanied
with a fine North. Easter. Did not speak
her-but they appeared to be mighty
lively. ENTERED,
Schr Be!lisle, Baxter, Boston.
CLEARED,
Brig Mary, s,ackpole, Portland.
ARRIVED, Oct.5.
Sloop Alert, Case, II days fr. Bos-
ton; plaiser, sugar, rum, tea. &c. to
Abj ah Adams.
brig Gratitude, Drinkwatec, 10 days
from Portland /; piais,e, 10 the master.
Reports, on Friday morning. OF Upper
Machudic, passed the ship Newburyport.
aground.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06

Fall Goods.
THE Boston's arrival from England
brings part of my fall supplies, and
have now full assortment Of
Hardware
Cutlery
Brittania
Plated, brass, and
JapaRed wares
1864 lbs. best Irish glue
$50 lbs. superior Turkey oil stone
90 casks cut nails and brads
And Just a, hand. quantity OF bar lron'
Steel, &c. &c.-For sale by
RICHARD SLADE.
r The National Intelligence and
Winchester Gazette will please insert
the above 8 times.
sept. % tuths2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
P Tobacco Jockey Club Races

NETILL commence on Tuesday the
w eSth of October next thepurse:s
to be raised and paid as usual they will
be respectable, but cannot here be ascer.
tanned. a. it depends OR the toll.
The first DAYS race vii be miles
and repeat. The second days race 2
miles and repeat, weights agreeable to
the City Club. The taird days race, l
mile and repeat, for Saddle, Bride,
and Martingaie, of 50 dollars; free for
saddle horses # the county only-say at
100 lbs weight.
sept. so -oct. Q tht28thO
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
Ten Dollars Reward.

I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber on
IL the Goth inst. Neg:e GII ramed
sEELY, aged s5 years. She carried with
her a variety Of ci ,hes. but it is mere
than probable she will travel in brown
linen jacket and pet'icoat. This girl
was formerly the. property Of Cel. WIN.
L,les, PyinceGeor se's county Maryland
The above reward will be given to any
person who will bring herI bone, or lodSs
her in Jail So tbs, l get her sgsin.>
ROBERf W. HARPER,
september 80
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
in CHANG. kY,
SEPT. %, 1919

SEPT. ", lSlI.S
nRDERED, That til: sale made and
" exported BY John Barnes, trustee
fr tbe sile of the real estate in The case
of henry II. Chapman and others, against
lame. Brswncr and Elizabeth his wife.
a, d Siary-EIiz beth barnes, be ratified
and confirmed. unless cause be shswn u
the contrary before the 18th day OF Des
cemb.r next Provided, copy OF this
order be inserted oace IN each OF three
81 ce.si,e weeks in the Alexandra tia
zette,. before the 18Th day OF November
next.--The Report states the amount Oh
sal 10 be Sl025 80
A cop.-iest,
i'H0S. II BOWIE, R. Z. c.
October 6 mSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
John Lloyd,
HAS received by the ship Boston, an
invoice II
BRITISH DRF GOODS,

Consisting principally Of supcIfine and
second broadcloths and cassimeres, dou,
bic miIIed drabs, pelisse cIoths. bomba-
zclis, Bedford cords, vestinss and b'an.
kets, put up in small bales, and will be
snld together or by the package, at an
unusual low advance and very accommo-
dating credit.
October 6 dlwwsH
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
Public Sale.

IN pursuance of . power Of attorney
Il from Mr.. John Muir, Of London, to
the subscriber, will be exposed to sale;
at public auction, to the highest bidder,
on the 5th day OF November next,
5 Lots Of Ground,
situated on Duke and Pitt streets, near
the residence of Mr.. Thomas Jsnney.-
The title is indisputabIe, and the terms
will be made known on the day of sale,
VIZ. HERBERT,
Attorney for John Muir:
october 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
Eagle Tavern, Georgetown

,sSfIE subscribers respectfully inform
the citizens of the District, that
they have taken the large and commo.
dious public house in Water-st. George.
town, between Jefferson and Congress
streets, lately occupied by MIR. Hunt,
Which tes undergone thorough repair,
and is now ready for the reception OF
company. The eligibility of the situa-
ton will render it a convenient resort
for travellers and the local advantages
it possesses, will, the subscribers trust,
secure If a share of the public patronage.
CHARLES GIBSON
THOMAS TYDlNGS.
June Is IA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
A GREAT VARIETY OF
Bu JOHN JACKSON g Co.

On WEDNESDAY, at 1G Am
Will be sold at our Auc'i9n Room. u
ni0n.strett.
trunk super London calicos, dark
l do do plates
l. do furniture prints
bale surerfine cloths
l second do.
I milled cassilneres
| Benefits patent cords
l blue and green kerseys
Kendall cotton
l plains
9 dufIili and point blankets
l blue, green and red b'ck'ns
l twilled Aushirgs
bombazetts, all crlors
I Bedford cords
super. pelisse cloths
case A bIeached .heeting, stout
goods
l brown shirtinss
| domestic checks
twilled velvets and cords
domestic chamb.ays
patent threads
l cotton threads &R
Madras handkerchiets
Irish linen
1 black and coIored sewing silk,
Cloth, angola and cotton shawis, ban
danas, mulI.mul and figured muslins;
worsted aud lambs wool hosiery. carlisle
ginghams, buttons, bedticking. etc.
Terms made known at time of sale.
october 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
Public Sale

FHSHE subscriber being appointed trus.
Il tee for the purpose Of selling and
conveying the residue of the real estate
of Richard Barnes, late of Charles coun-
ty, deceased, will offer, at public sale,
at the Hill Top, in Charles County, Oh
Saturday the 18th day OF November next,
it fair, aud il not, on the first fair day
thereafter, Sunday excePted) the said
Property, Consisting Of FARM OF about
2U0 Acres Of Land, This Farm lies on
a branch OF Nanjemoy Creek, about an
half mile distant from tide water, & four
from Port Tobacco is OF good quality.
well provided with timber and wood, in
a remarkable healthy part Of the country,
supplied with excellent water, and has
on It coed Dwelling House, and every
other necessary and convenient building
for the purposes OF planter Or farmer
The purchaser will be required to give
bond with approved security for the pay
msnt Of the purchase money within IL
months from the day of sale, with int.
rest; AID on such payment, will receive
a deed from the trustee conveying the ii.
tie 10 the said laLd.
II. ii. CHAPMAN, Trustee.
OCtrha- 6 m4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
Attention.. Cd Brigade.
BRIG4DE ORDERS.

The second brigade Of District militia
are ordered TO parade on their usual
ground (nmth Of .undss's hoase) on Sa
turdaY, the lS;h instant, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. armcd and equipped asreeabiy 10
law. The line will be reviewed by the
general at le o'clock. aud the inspection
eonmence aud returns received at l
o'clock. by order of brig. zen Lynn.
w. F. THOR TON,
Brigade major.
October tlo
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
Sales at auction:
By P. G. M.iRSIELEEI.
On TUESDAY, 10 A. n.

On TUESDAY. 10 A.: u.
Will be sold at the Fendue Store, corat.
OF Prince and Wa,er streets,
Superfine and f:le hroadtfe!hs
Cassilneres
Plains
Fiushinss
Irish linens
Lawns
Domestic cottons
Ginghams
Gurrahs
Book and cambria inus.ins
English sheetings
DO narkeens
Cotton and thread hosiery
Mems beaver and butkskin gloves
Sewing cottons, etc. etc.
10 boxes glassware
kegs chewing tobacco
200 barrels gross herrings
so boxes soap
10 cisks spike nails
Sugar in bbls. coffee in bags.
A few casks tamil wine
SidebOards, tables, chairs, etc.
ALSO,
GREAT VARIETY OF
SE.4SOyN.jBLE DRF GO0DS,
the stock Of house declining ba,ireSs:
Terms at sale. October 1
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
Thomas Swami, Jr.

Corner Of King and Patrick streets,
NNILL sell on moderate terms, for
w cash, or in barter Tor produce,
400 tons plaster
ESQ sacks ground alum salt
% do fine do
10 bales spinning Gotten
10 bblS. rum
5 hhds. first quality sugars
100 b5ls behring's
1900 lbs. madden
10 boxes pipes
With the addition Of candles. soap. tea
coffee, pepper, cOpperas. mustard, wrap
ping paper, tobacco, snuff, loaf sugar. etc
October 6 &
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
5 Lots of Ground,
Take Notice.
october 4

TSElE subscriber being appointed trcs4
4 tee by the hon. Judges OF Charles
County Court, as court Of equity. for
the purpose of selling and conveying the
real estate Of Timothy Darlington. late
OF Charles County, deceased: will offer
al public sale, on TUESDAY the 28lh
of October next, in the town # Port fo-
baccc, in the county Of Charles--parl OF
the real estate aforesaid, viz
ONE trait or parcel Of Land,
containing s73 acres, lying near nasisa.
BILE water, well supplied with uood and
timber. This property is about z miles
from Port Tobacco ard 8 from the Poto-
mac; on the road leading from Port.1o-
bacco to Dumfries ard Najemoy. The
purchaser will be required to give boui
with security for the purchase money
pay able in two years-and on the pay
ment OF the same will receive deed from
the trustee conveying title in the usual
manner on like occasions.
MALACHI ROBY.
Port.Tobacco, sept. .l9 ~im6w
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twenty Dollars Reward.

twenty Dollars Reward.
n AN AWAY from William Gait,
w near Fredericktown, on the Ian
caster road, in April last, Negro Wo-
man, named JULIET, abaut so years OF
age. S !eet high, has lost several Of her
upper fore teeth, speaks quick 4 sharp
says she was sold by Mr.. Darby, OF
Anne-Arundel county, to some Georgia
t,aIers whom she left near Richmond,
Va. and was lodged in Fredericksown
Jail, from whence she was sold for her
iIl lees, 4 purchased by john 7. ihomP'
son, and by him sold to William Gait
1t is supposed she is now lurking about
the district of Columbia or its vicinity
The abnve reward will be paid for appre-
hendiug and securing her so that | get
her. JAMES GALL.
Alexandria. Oct. 6
n. B. Masters Of vessels and others
are iorewarned against carrying off said
runaway
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
For B0stM,

For Bosth,
EEa The slocp ALERT. E.Csse
XWHSs master,wi!l sail in few days.
For freight or passage apply
E1 TO ABlJAil ADAMS, ?
Central wharf.
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
e. tons plaster paris
so bbls. v. f. ium
100 boxes brown soap
IS casks cheese
box straw comets
so boxes mould and dipt candles
October 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06

On WEDNESDAY. at 1G AM
Will be sold at our Auc'i9n Room. u
ni0n.street.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25
NOTIC1E To GROCERs.

NOTICE no GROCERS.
THE old ehablifl,men. of John, May
4 deceafed, 1obsccont, fituate ; doors
below Marfieiler's auction room and orpo-
fife Matthias Snyder''s pas and oil fore,
on Prince itreet, is now revived and carried
on more extenfvely IN all its branches than
1t ever before has been done, mnGer the firm
of
.JO.N.4I'IL2.N' e. .h,i! s. Go,
Cuitomers are invited to arplv, where
they may be furnihed with Ii following
articles at wholelale and retail, on the bell
terms for cath, VIZ.
Prime Cavendifh
Ditto imall twlt from to 10 per ID.
Second quality ditto
Figtail in rolls
Bet Spaniih iegars, warranted
Half Spanlh ditto
American icgars
Smoking tobacco in papers
Moccabau fnutf
Rappee and Scotch, in bottles and
bladders.
N. B. Several thouland weight of TO-
bacco Stems for tale. March as.
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coNpxrIoss CT The HERALD.

cONpIrIoHS CT The HERALD.
rhe subscription is Five Dollars per
annum-payable by town subscribers
haif yearly IN advance.
Country subscribers (trom the diff.
Guilty Of collecting at distance) will
DE expectedto pay the whole year in add
vance or the time for which they sub
scribe, or give responsible friend in
town.
No subscription taken for less than
six months. Communications orders
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