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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25
Hanover, July 10.

4 AND AID NEGROES Fos sALG.--Will he sold 10
the hghestbd ON the premises. the 18Th day
81 september, 5tr HaNdTed 1creg Of L0nd-tiree hum
dred Of which lies IN The county Of charlotte and three
hundrcd ia Prince Edward coruty about eighteen miles
west court house, adjoining the lands Of Major Ko
ys-f here are on this land tive good settetucnts
zone 81 which 10 very eligible for tayeTn an excellent
apple aud reac orchard. excellent lanyard with 40
acres flaDd adjoining the above tract.
i - 500 On the same DAY ten likely young Neeroes
aIno2 whch Is OneaulOugst the best tanners In xirg
MIA, who viii he sold together with his family
The land wibe seld entire or divided 81 NAV eef sif
ppTch sers-iht terms o. sale will be half Of the
p1rehlse money Christmas next aud the residue AZ
Christmas " months
fthcr description Il deemed unnecessary as il is
presumed those wishing purchase will first view tine
premises THOMAS I. MERRYMAN.
JulJ n. a0ysesvs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25

THE subscriber offers for sale Three Hundred 5cs
"A of tdHd in the county Of Albemarc adioini,,, ~
lands Of Mr. Jesse Lewis & MIR John Kelly ites ,s;,
BAH mile where the Central COLLEGE is to he estsi
ished ana on tbe ma road leading from charsttesve
to staunton-It will be laid of in lots n preferred i, ~
wishing to purchase. The Improvements are a J,.eI
lmg-honse, with ail convenient onthouses &c
ANY person wishing to purchase will spuiy IN tj,o ,t
scrlher near Charlottesville who VIII sheW the Iand @
make known the terms Of sale Wv "" az"
ms ianuls not so before the first day of September
(AlheHare) Court next il viii he sold on si , "es
punc AUCTION heioe the front door ofthe swaiTayera
,a,a JOHN 1LPHIN.
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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-28
Charleston, May II.
From Port-au- Prince.

BY an intelligent gentleman who ar
rived yesterday from Port-au-prince, i'll
the Dutch ship Susannah, we learn--that
about the 22d April, the American con-
sui, Mr.. Taylor, left that place; having
previously struck his flag and resigned
his situation, on account of the cargo oil
an American brig having been condemn
ed by Potion. What were the grounds
of this condemnation we have not learnt.
BY the same source we gain the intel
ligence, that the Carthagenian (or indie
pendent) privateersmep, are much incen-
sed at the Haytian government, in con-
sequence of their having condemned and
sold several Spanish prizes sent in by
them. These cruisers had therefore de-
clared and commenced hostilities against
Potion, and i: was understood they had
already captured two or three schooners
under the Haysian flag.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-28

| my own mind and in what was goins
on around me / thus formed my owl
theory OF war, and Europe has seer
what il ISL
He then proceeds to relate his part
in the siege of 1'oulon ; it introduced
him to the notice and patronage Of
Barras !; Barras was in power, and
Ronaparte needed a patron. Each
suited the other, and Bonaparte was
made General. In the affair oil
Sc tons he regards himself rs having
merely done his duty. He was cal
led oat 10 disperse the Insurgents a
gems, Tie actual. Government. He
ol,e.y I'd ant cleared the streets. The
service was regarded to be of great
Importance, and Ac was made Gen. OF
Division.
The narrative then pro- eetls to the
several other eras Of the Life of 30.
naparte /; his appointment to be Gen
cral in Chief of the Army in Egypt.
his Egyptian campaign. &c. & !; in ali
Of which ii contains most important
matter for future history and retiec
ton.
I Il translation Of this work is now
in press, ~ Van Wrinkle Il Wiley,
No. 5 Wall street, and will be pub
lisheh in few days. They have al
so in press, the same work in the ori-
sinal Iansuase.] ". (. I'D.
From the .Norok Beacon, May e.
We regret to learn. by gentle.
man, who came passenger in the
Steamboat yesterday, that an Epi-
demic has prevailed for some time
past in the town of Manchester, oppo-
site to Richmond. which has carried
off. in the space of six weeks, upwards
of 1so persons, chiefly ncgroes-a
mortality heretofore usssxampled in
that place, the population of which,
we believe, does not exceed $780,
What renders this visitation the more
painful, is, that among the number
who have fallen victims, are many of
its oldest and most respectable inha-
bitants.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-28

The following gentlemen
are authorised to receive SUBJ
scriptions and money for the
DELAWARE GAZETTE
D0rer-lHr. John .Munloce.
Smyrna-.Wr. Eenjamin Coombe.
George TO7cn, Del.--'Ir. james .an-
derSOn.
Cantscell's Bridge--.Nr. Darid va
son, Jun.
Mere Castle--James Booth. Jr. Esq
Elkton, .Md.--Tobias Rudolph, Esq
Other appointments will speedil,
be made.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-28
A Swindler caught.

A man by the name of Morrill,
Magoon, has been detected in Mon
treai, in endeavoring TO pass y. 8.
Bank note altered from $40 to $1,000.
The impression of the 10 had been
extracted by some chemical operation,
and SO nicely done as to render it
difficult to detect it,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-28
MARRIED..

On Saturday evening last. by the
Rev. Wm. Pryce. Joseph N .al'cf. Esq.
TO Miss Cailarine Ruthercm, all OF
this Borough.
On Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. DR.. Reed, at Fairfield, near
Wilmington, Mr.. Jonathan P. Little,
Of Philadelphia. Miss .4rnbella J. Ill
enander, daughter of Doctor A. Alex.
ander, Of the former place.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-28
1eftamare Ga3fttf.
WllAMINGrON:
WEDNESD.3Y, Mp 90.

The Connecticut Bible Society has
distributed during the last year. s1O5
Bibiss---and since its organization in
1905 to the lst May inst. il has dis
trihuted 1898 Bibles and 1876 Tes-
tament.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-28
Baltimore, May go.

BY the arrival yesterday afternoon
of the ship Gen. Hand, M.NcaI, 50
days from Liverpool, accounts are re-
ceiyed to the 22d of April--one day
later than hitherto received. No ad-
ditional information has been obtain
cd--the English government have
completely succeeded in putting down
the rioters under the character of re-
form, and the late insurrection has
only tended to strengthen the minis
try.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-28
Fayetteville ~. G. May s.
Robbery of the Mail.

One Of the most high handed frauds
was practised somewhere between
this place and Baltimore, during the
month Of March. We understand,
that three entire letter mails, which
we're sent on from tins town in due
FORM, did not even arrive at Peters
burg, VirS. In these mails were con
tanned la' &c sums of money, in drafts
and bank notes, RENTED to New York
and Philadelphia by merchants in
this town. Wilmington and Charles
ton.--su deep laid has been the fraud
that many subsequent letters, inten.
;led merely as enquiries of the fate OF
former ones, from those persons who
"rmitted the money. have been eau
iionsiy intercepted. Not the slightest
possible clue to Ihis grand scheme OF
!Ai9alt, has yet been discovered, and
ever will he, perhaps, unless the
General Post Office see fit to look in
to the business.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-28
New York, May 2.t.
Latest from England.

Among the numerous arrivals at
this port yesterday, was the fine, fast
sailing ship Aurora. Of Boston, cap
tain Baker, in % days from Liver
pool, which port she left on the cath
of April. By this arrival the editors
of the Mercantile Advertiser have re-
ceived Liverpool papers to the Gath,
and London to the 2zd ultimo, from
which the following extracts are
made.
The duke of Wellington arrived at
Dover from France on the Goth. The
speaker Of the house Of commons was
fast recovering irem his indisposition,
and it was expected he would be able
to take the chair by the 2sth.
Thops was imported into Liverpool,
for the week ending April 2ad, 4e,5t@
bushels Of wheat, and $3.50 bbls %
American -Four.
London Corn Enchunge, .9priI 81.
. We had good supply of whca,
this morning from Essex, Kent and
Suffolk but having a brisk demand
for lpe qualities, those descriptions
met ready sale at an advance of g
per quarter ON last Mondays. price.
Price Of Corn and Flour at Lirer.
pool, .iprH2s.
The supply Of wheat and barley
was large; in oats there was a CON
siderable falling off. Having many
country dealers at market, large sales
Of wheat were made. but at seduc-
ton of is per Dbl cheaper.
Snperlinc flour sos 9Gs per $40
lbs.
American -four RS 7Ss per Dbl.
Of 1876 lbs net.
Ectrdct Of q letter, dated
Liverpool, April eS.
"The cotton market is heavy, and
the spinning business is becoming bad.
We quote uplands at 10 to 2id; N.
Orleans, rs to 2s; Sea Island 81 a
Rid. There has been serious de-
cline on -four; the Erin's cargo is sell
ling in small lots at 7Os per barrel
wheat goes of rather better at de-
clinc--American we quote at II 6 to
ls 8 per 60 lbs; pearl ashes are still
giving way; there are sellers at SO "a
so; but no buyers. Pots become
more steady 1T ST a 81 per Re. -
Rice 35 6 81 0, per cwt. in fair ue-
mand. In flaxseed, nothing now do
ing; the supplies received here are
off TO Standardization
,ark dull; turpentine steady at 4 to
Is; Tobacco. excepting prime. nearly
Insaleable at present, and rather low
sr than last quotations."
Some ofthe Liverpool letters of the
Esd, state that dry goods had adyan-
sed at Manchester from 5 to- 1-2 perl
cent, and it was expected this circuln-
stance would hayesa favorable effect
upon cotton.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-28

arrival Of Barley, that article was
'|heavy sale, and full q per quarter
(dcarcr, and grey peas sold readily at
last weeks prices. In oats and other
PARTICLES no alteration.
Dover, April 20.
His grace the duke Of Wellington
and suit. have just landed from the
Ant, captain Barnet, from Calais,
and gone to the Inn.
Frankfort. April 9.
Travellers who arrived yesterday
post from Milan. bring the alarming
news that the plague has broken out
in that city.
We expect with anxiety the next
news from Italy. A merchant Of this
lefty, who arrived yesterday from Mi
Ian, from which place he travelled
with the greatest expedition. aiIirms,
THAT at the time Of his departure, the
plague had broken out there. We
hope that fear has exaggerated tho
matter : but the contagious disorder
lin Middle Italy lead us to believe that
there are some reasons for alarm,
and we must hope that proper pre-
cautions will be taken to check the
progress Of this terrible contagIob, or
ofany other that may resemble it.
Extract from a letter, dated Antwerp,
April IL.
1t has been officially announced
here, that in future all vessels arri-
wing at this port will only ,e subject
to tonnage duty of two guilders and
twelve stiyers pes last once yesS.
instead Of such payments formerly
made each time such vessel arrived
here. This resolution must be con-
sidered Of graet importance to the
traders between England and Ant
werp.
(Signed) A ELLERMAN,
Agent to Lloyds.'
Hague, April IL.
A Dutch Paper, received this
morning contains the following off,
cial articles -
/" The Director General Of Com
voys and Licenses hereby informs all
merchants and ship owners, tina, by
Virtue of articles FOG of the law of
October 1916. and in consequence Of
various decisions made On liz, subject,
1.-THE foreign vessels sailing under the
following flags: viz. American, Fin
J ,lisb, danish, East Friesiand, Ham
hurgh, Bremen, Lubbock Mecklen-
urgh, Aldenbursh, Russian, Portu-
suese. Spanish, Hanoverian, Austrian,
As also those Of Syria, ia which are
Included those Of Alleppo and Alex
lindrette. are professionally placed on
The same footing in respect to tonnage
ilutics as the national vessels.
(SignedD j. WICHERS."
i" Hague, April 10, 1917.
| RnT;.,,nn,., No, ar
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-28
London, April 81.

lturs'lay and Friday last. The King,
wIl,se eonyalescence was lately boast
ed ~ the Monitour, as perfectly re-
STORED, IS now represented merely as
heiig able to walk about his apart
melt with ease. His majesty has
|notyet ventured out of The palace.
buthopc are entertained ofhis being
ENABLED to hear mass on Sunday, in
the Chapel Of the ThuilIeries. He
continues to transact business with
his ministers, as usual.
A paragraph in these papers, under
the head of Stockholm, states, that
on the invitation Of the emperor of
Russia, the King OF Sweden has ac-
ceded to the Holy Alliance.
The French funds are high--The s.
per cents on the 18th, were 66f. so c.
DaHh acLiouS, 1sZS1 I-It.
American Seamcn.
Earl Bathurst having repeatedly
written to Mr.. Thomas Aspinwall'
the American Consul, directing him
to provide ship for the conveyance
of American seaman, by whom our
streets are infested to their own
country, that gentleman had accord
insly prepared ship for the recep-
ton of those men, in the River; but
no less than tf,irty-seyen OF them, who
had signed the usual agreements for
the voyage deserted from their quar-
ters during the last week, preferring
rather pfecarious dependence on
British charity to free passage to
America. MIR. Aspinwall has applied
by letter TO Mr.. MARYLAND, of the
Cha,lweli Police Office, requesting
him 10 lend the cooperation Of his
ofTieers towards enforcing the orders
of Earl Bathurst on this subject.
The Speaker Of the House of Com
mons, we are happy to state. expects
to be able TO attend the Drawing
Room on Wednesday, and to resume
the chair in the house of commons on
Thursday. There is no ground for
the report that he means to tender his
resignation.
A letter from Gibraltar, brought
lby the mail which arrived on Friday,
states that an sffray had unfortunate
y occurred at the uutpoats bet&eet'
gome English and Spanish troops, in
which several of the latter were Kill
led. ihe Spanish governor or COM
a,auder al Algesiras interfering TO
luell the tumult, was stabbed. Sub
|srquently AN Investigate, II had taken
,.ace, and two English soldiers, who
!, ere ringicadnrs in The disturbance.
taad been tried al Gibraltar and exc.
lvutetI.
letters Of the i 9th inst. from Paris,
STATE that bills upon Loa,lon were get
jting unusually scarce, in consequence
|of the English wishing to remit the
money aeising from sales in the French
funds.
A private letter from Ca,liz, ofthe
2Sth March, states, that regiment
of Lancers, and the regiment of Ma
vatre, forming part Of the force des-
tined TO act against the Patriots Of
South America, broke out into open
munity on the 18th and bid defiance
TO the control of their officers. They
ried out they would not go out to act
as butchers TO the Cadiz inonopoIists
swore they would liberate all con
fined in the prisons. and them selves
obtain their arrears OF pay out of the
Treasury. The other quiet regi-
ments were marched against them,
and after a severe contest they were
compelled to embark on the follow
ing day. During the whole time the
alarm nreyaiIrd In Cadiz. |
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-28

A passenger in the ship Fidelia, from
N. Orleans, informs that Mr.. Murphy,
the Spanish consul at that place, had
been caned and knocked down in the
public exchange, by Mexican officer,
who afterwards hed.--N. Y. Mer. Aiv.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-28

tali,ent.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-14
CONDITIONS, oR rvs. HERALD


CoNDITIoNsa oR ri's herald
Tbs subscription is Five Dollars per
aapum---payabie by town subscribers
Aaff yearly in advance.
Country subscribers (from the diff
cultyOf collecting at distance) viii
De expected to pay the whole year in adj.
vance or the time for which they sub
scribe, or give responsible friend in
town.
No subscription taken for less than
,ix months. Communications, orders
&c. to be post paid. N PAPER will be
discontinued (but at the discretion of
E4itors) until all arrearages have been
paid up.
advertisements not exceeding a
sQua inserted three times FOR one
io.lsf'and IS cents for each succeedi1s
insertion. All advertisements sent to
the Office without having the number OF
times for which they are to be Inserted
designated will appear in every paper
until otherwise ordered
4 liberal allowance made to those
who advertise By the year
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T.. & 7. VAUDEVILLE
EEAVE jut received and offer for fale,
sR 10 bbls. Whiikey
10 hhds. IL and I'd Quality Sugars
10 puncheons Rum
10 bags Pepper and Rimento
Is do Green Coffee
90 boxes Spaniih SCARS
1000 bufhels Liverpool coarfc Salt
100 reams Writing lhper
IS DO WrappingPapcr
IS kegs Brandywins powder
10 do Briufh dc
100 lbs. Spanifh Floant Indigo
100 do Louifana do
10 kegs manufactured Tobacco
Together with a General AGortment Of
GROCERIES.
-" Family Flour, asufial.
December az.
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JUST PUH{ISllED
For laie BY ne SnbJcriber,

fof jar ~ !be Sh6jrr'bFF,
A second volume of Alhson'S ) ons.
The poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Robert So"they, esq. IS cts.
NJ. De RocCas's Memories of the French
war in Spain, dslilar
Paris Reviiitcd in 1873, by Scott, I dol
Valentine Eve, by Mrs. Opic, do,lS.
Taics Of Fancy, by Mifs Burney, dol.
Christablc, %ubla Khan, and the Pains
of Sleep, VifOn, By S. T. Coieridge,
81 IL cts.
ChriGian Disciple, Friend of Peace.
Mafonic Mnllrcl, lelec1iUu of Mafonic,
Continental and humorous E1ngS, DUETS,
gleeS, choruleS, rounds and canzoBetts, ref
pcctfully dedicated to the n',f antient and
honorable fraternity of free and accepted
Nations, with an appendix, containing a
lhort hliorical account of Malonry, and
Iikewiie lit Of all the Lodges in the Unit,
ed States.
". B.--Snbscribers to the lat mentioned
book, will pleas call or send for therr-rhc
subscribers price is dolls. non. subscfiSc7s
3 so. ROBT. gran,
OCt. rs.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-14
80 hLHSCRIHER.

1t1L SUBSCRIBER,
III his Store, on Cameron street, otto
site he Market,
In addition 70 his former stock OF Ii.
quors, Wines, Teas, Groceries sc. &c.
has just received
IS hhds. Pennsylvania Rye Whilkcy
Which, with the articles above are offered
for sale.
In a few days his store on the fecond floor
will be complete where he nowofiers for tal-
Il general adortment of PLAIN and cut Clais,
China, DELPHI, and Queens Ware, &c. &c.
Tea Trays and Waters, Bread and Knife
Trays, a great variety, lome OF them very
elegant frlt quality Britannia Ware in
ietts complete Cruet Hands, variety
Copper, Block Tin and Iron-tinned Tea
kettles Coffee Mills, Iron timed Skillets,
all fzes Bell metal Prelerving pans, Bel
lows, A nerican and Britifh Chatting Din
es Gridrons, Frying pans, Coal hods with
filters, Coal boxes, ShovelS, &c. BruihcS,
all kiuds German Looking glaIIes, Snuff
and Tobacco Foxes, variety; plated can
dle-Glcks, fome of them elegant (; Market
Blikets, &c. with great variety of other
articles too numerous to mention, all OF
which viii be foli OH moderate and accomo-
dating terHs. VIM. DUNLAP.
Cept 10.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-14
GROCERIES, &c.

MANDEVILLE & LARMOUR
HAVE RECEIVED FOR SALE,
Z z hogsheads / Pennsylvania K We whis-
- - 50 barrels key
So S SbSs New England Rum
40 puncheohs I'D, sd and 9TH proof w.
India 20
IS barrels 9TH proof Accomac Peach
Brandy
z pipes Holland Gin
10 bblS country do
40 hhds. MolaIes
SO bbls low priced Sugars
90 90 e oaSs' new Raiins
1000 lbs. freih Zante CuIrarts
600 lbs. foft fhelied almonds
30 cafks colored Cohen Cheefe
200 firkins Pennsylvania Butter, Phila-
deirhis INFECTED, No. i, for fami-
iy uGe
IS bags SAGE Ginger
20 eaIks chewing tobacco
80 80 6 6tts. Hav'ane Green Coffee
1000 buihes blow Salt
1000 do ground Alum
bale Wriiing Pdper
80 boxes mould ana d,pt Candles
boxes real Martinique Noyou
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as ufual.
Dee her 2.
THE SUBSCRIBERS ~,
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR SALE,
Ic q cGiks Tercrite wine
40 punCheons rum
& kegs Richmond tobacco
30 boxe, i-lars, of hyperion quality,
bags PEPPER
h hS,. Brown Sugar
boxes sluc
Ieroon adjgo
Ia5 ia 5 Tho,
IS sr noodlE
50 b @oEls
IS D. F3j 81. dies
~ d. 'r, uGara
10
Y. nun
CoFr or, allume
sa,jz. general aGoriment O.
wines e-os S, sc.
N. & Z. Blackjack.
Nov. 6.
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NtNE.
TEN DofLARo REWAKU

ZEN DOLLARS EGWAKD
Ran awav from tie Subscriber on
Tuesday A'h inst at Fairfax Court
House, a copper coIoured Gri, named
Grace, aged 2j years; has 10 farilcu-
Tar marks about her, except a bicm'sh
IN one eve, and one Of two upper teeth
core The above ward and reasona.
Sic charges win be gig"r,if taken with
10 ;he town, AID secured in isil so TIA,
NV oct her again; ioformatinD to
he dirGctcd 20 me, al VII Legs West
Ead, va,il "Wednesday next, ate watch
time, will empower some person lo
act for me,
NICHOLAS LEWIS.
March 2, 81
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In TIE Case of Jemima MUTE,

In the Case of Jemima Mutt,
Administrative of James Mutt, deccalca, a
gainf Jas. #.ndcrion
THE Subfcriber having been appointed
Z by the Honorable the Circuit Court Of
the Diiirid Of Columbia, tor the Coun-
~ Of Alexandra, receiver Of the debts
and effects of the late firm Of AnderCon
and Nutt, Of Alexandria, hereby requires
all perfons indebted to the (ajj firm TO pay
and fettie their accounts forthwith thoie
having off ictts, will pleafe make then; 90
pear be ore mater commidioner Auid be-
fore tie frG OF April next or Giits wili be
commenced. O. DENE ALE.
January 40,
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.
The Wiachssfer Mint Sage
WILL STARR

.5lon4ay, Thursday and SgturRqH
FROM M,LAUGHLIN'S II.
VERN, at three O'Clock A NJ. and az
rive IN VVinchC5,er early The sans C,
yeninr. RRTUuHfNG VIII leave
1FGmre's tavern in WtHehesItr,at ,hree
s'cIocS, and arrive in A!arcufrig at ar
esriy hour the same evening. Tbs
stage will coaiinu1 On t. !!41A."gi@"
and Georgetown, for the acCommoda.
ron Of passengers.
81 The above Line is in fret rate
arder The public may rest assured
That every attention will De paid 20 their
convenience.
The PROPRIETORS.
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Prize tickets IN this or any other Lottcry5
and foreinn chartered o. unchartered Bank
notes, viii be received in payment for wac
rdnted llndlaNn tickets.
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THOMAS NIOU ~

i HUM ID NiUU = }
Pias Removed his Fancy HARDWARE
Store and Comb ManufaG ~ f.om
Royal Street to his NEW STORE, m
King sire 81. lately occupied by MIR. Jas
2. Riddle, opposite Patons and Butch
er's hardware store.
JUST FINISHING,
Al assortment of Tortoise Sheii
COMBS. March i"-U
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BRYAN HANl2S0E K CO.
az OFFER FOR SALE,
10 hhdS. hrtt quality Ba-haH"es Sugar
IS do. and 20 bbls. I'd quality do
80 chefs Imperial, Young Hylon and
Souchong Teas
Prime Green Coffee
10 aids. and so hbls. Molaies
10 puncheons 18th proof fine Jamaica
Rum
10 DO. sd proof Antigua do.
hhds. New England do.
s half ipes and
10 or. caGls old Madeira wJNFe
3 pipes Ltbon
IS Or. caks fweetMaIaga
so boxes Soap
rs do. mould Candles
so do. pipes, containing grofs each
500 los Bengal & Spanilh Flote Indigo
Pimento, Pepper, Race. Ginger,
Green CopPeras, Alum, Madder, Fig
Blue, Wrapping Paper,
10000 bIihels Liverpool fne and ground
alum Salt,
500 Jacks do do
And a conltant fupply oftie bet FLOUR
FOR Family uie. Oct 10