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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

May the first breeze that fans the Atlantic
watt MS the glad tidings her freenom and e.
Emancipation. +..
by Nr. George Poinderter--Our gallan, a:
chievments at New-Orleans.-
BE- lhr. I'm. Iyter-I'lie Departed Heroes of
the Revolution: Their bodies have sunk, bnt
their honors survive, and attract. like the star,
orr devotion.
tell IN our late arduous contest They are still
fresh IN tie recollection of every true A,ne ri.
can, Tor their ACHIEVEMENTS were mighty.
By CAPT. AierdHier Wdiker-The Patriots of
76-SIay their descendants possess their prin-
ciples To the latest posterity.
The President hacias retirsd)
By ar. Ro. ~. Chrstian-'fhe President OF
i'fr Day: he deserves the thanks of this as.
Sembiv-Long may he enjoy similar opportuni-
ties ofreceisins the thanks OF rejoicing and
tree people
The members Of the Fork-Nteeting-
House Polemick Society, in Louisa coun-
~. on Friday the 4ih of july, convened
- said Meeting House, at an early hour.
To celebrate the Anniversary Of America !:
When, at the recollection of events which
gave birth 10 our Independence, a gene
raj lnv had perNaded the cohntcnance of
all, Major William jackson rose and Of
fered the following Resolutions -
Re .cirel, THAT William Waddy he appoin,
ed Orator ofthe Day we are preparing to eel
ebtatc.
Resofred, Tha; Elisha Jackson he appointed
President. and David Richardson Secretary
for tho same.
ReS9lred, That the members of the Society.
after MIR. Waddy has delivered Iii, Grafton. re-
tire to Capt. Joseph Johnsons Spring, where
sn entertainers, is preparing.
The foregoing resolutions were unanimo,is-
" adopted bv the house
Sisned by the President.
ELISHA JACKSON.
-1fteStrd ty the Sccret1ry.
DAVID RICHARDSON.
The following Toasts were drunk in
The course Of the evening"
TOASTS.
i. May we. the hardy sons of Columbia. dis
dam to shrink from peril and danger, when
those rights for which our forefailiers bied and
died, are invaded
2. The Day ice acknowledgement be its III.
bilee.
3. Lang lire General .Joctson, his brarr on.
GERS and So.die,s-rhey deserve well of their
country.
!. Tie Navy of the United States. in its in.
fancy, has displayed marital! genius on the
waves OF the Atlantic, re the establishment OF
those Powers who too often forget right and
iniiict wrong.
3. COmmodcrcs Pe'ry's and McDoonsagl,s Ma.
raj Engagements on Lakes Erie and Chalnoiuif
Glorious days they decided tie contest on
those waters.
q. General George Washingfoa, our departed
Hern-Great in the field, great ia the cabinet
and (" first in the hearts of hi, conntrymen."
z. J.iiRes Monroe President of the u Sy1fes-
His tested patriotism in subordinate Offices
jnstiiieS onr most sanguine hopes
2. Our Ministers at fihent-AbIe were theiI
discussions or every point committed to iheiI
charge.
.. May our present rulers be enducd Will
virtue and gifted ia wisdom
10. Agriculture End Canmerce-May Ceres
breathe the breath OF vegetation on oul
fields, and Commerce unfnrl her sails in oul
hal bors
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and Gen. Cooke, is extending its finds
with the most brilliant success. It's subs
scrlpfion-paper puts forth that " Consi-
dering the right of self governments among
the greatest political blessings; that this
cannot be maintained but BY an iiiielli-
gent and Instructed people. that to dissc-
inmate instruction., iisiiftifions for this
purpose must be multiplied and made
convenient: that the College proposed
to be established near the town of Char
loftcsvtle, under the name Of the Central
College, will facilitate the means of edu-
cation to 4 considerable extent of country
round about, and that the saiubrity Of
IFS climate and other local advantages
will present il favorably to parents and
guardians wherefore the subscribers
pledge themselves to pay the respective
sums affixed to their names. Sub
scripiiops have already been procured
Ia the amount of rs or 5000 dolls. On
the list before us, Thomas Jefferson, John
II. Cooke. Joseph C.Caheil, George Di-
vers, Wilson c. Nicholas and John Pat
terson have put down $1,000 each
Messrs. Madison and Monroe are 20 con-
tribute similar sum. Such sn iisti-
tuition commenced under such auspices.
and conducted with such spirit, must
succeed.
This season has been as fuyorable, and the
corn crop is as promising. al this time, as has
ever fallen within the recollection of the fat
mer-Corn too is now down to Scs-but few
weeks since it was up ats. By tie last dates
fiour had risen in England-in the early part
Of May. indeed il was down i'm consequence of
large. impnrtations but in the middle of the
month. il was found there great demand
FOR tie interior and ireland, and that the sup
plies from the Baltic were scantier than were
az first xpected-Flour rose in consequence !;
anu ihe rise in England has advanced il about
dollar in our own market
STAPLES OF THE MARKET.
Corn S6s-Meal 81 10 al S74-Wheai ST egg
a 75..Fiour, old, Slol-new, fos Ito
bacco 81 IL.
~ is'cith deep sentiment ct sorror ne hare
To state the death IF GnIsFIN STirn, Esq a
judge If the General Court for the district Of
Norfoik rho breatacd has last in Peters, nrg on
1hTSday Ioth. TsOagh placed the last on the
Bsnch If The General Court. he had gireR Ell
Gence ot The most promising talents as judge -
as mar, he 'rGs universally esteemed II ras 6Ri
the ofke' day, he pas IN this city, cdminiteris.
justice wifh has dSsocjates-and notc, Mas iroiM
heart ~ has, rith all its open sad generous vss-
se!s, az compressed into clod Of tie rali,y.
II
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

The following account ofthe fatal Ell
fects resulting from the swallowing of a
cent, may not be uninteresting TO some of
your readers.
I'm the year 1909, a boy belonging 10
Mr.. X. of this county, BY accident swal-
lowed Il cent. lie was about years old.
The cent passed down the osophgus.
near TO the bifurcalion ofthe trachea. and
lodged there until the month of February
in the present year, when If descended
into the stomach. Until this time the
cent occasioned very little Inconvenience
10 him, except at the times OF eating,
when appeared from his complaints 10
produce great pain and distress; and
when he would run or take much exer-
else, his breathing became very quick
and laboriOus. Its descent into the sto-
mach was eyinced ar Tie above time, by
his being able to eat and take exercise
without pain or distress. Shortly after its
getting into the stomach, his health be
gan TO decline, symptoms IF dyspepsia
came on with great inclination 10 ca,
dirt. His cOunteDance exhibited a bloa
ted appea .ance, and his extremities swell
led, lie complained of great pain in his
belly, and frequently vomitted quantities
ofblood. Four DAYS before his death he
vomited coagulated blood very freely & with
i the cent reduced 10 less than half its
former size, and covered on its surfaces
with dark brown oxvdc, as you will sec
from the cent which send to YOU. After
this the hemorrhage from The stomach
returned very violent and terminated his
lille. Seeing in your paper of The nth
inst. paragraph from the London Times
recommending the administration Of pow
dered charcoal in cases when the oxvdcs
ofarsenic or copper have been taken inio
The stomach. | am led to enquire what
NAV be its effect in such fatal accidents
as the above.
Yours respectable,
REUBEN MEREDITH.
Hanover, July 18th.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
G T. L e u r A ITO Ms
FOURTH OFJfLY


The FOURTH OF JULY--Was celcbra-
ted al Powhatan Courthouse, by a large
concourse of Citizens and Strangers
he pleasures of the day were increased
by the union of the GOochland Troop of
Cavalry with the Powhatan. After the
parade ended, the company assembled i'm
the Courthouse. The Declaration of
independence being read, MIR. JAMES
NJ. PLEASANTS delivered the follow
ing eloquent and pathetic Grafton. AZ
terwllcb, The company repaired TO the
Tavern--where a sumptuous entertain
ment was prepared. The cloth remov-
ed, Col. II. II. PoraU was called TO the
Chair, as President of the Board, and
Mai. Jesse Woodson, as Vicc-P President
where number of appropriate Toasts
were drank. The day ended i'm much
harmony and peace.
Mr.. PLEASA MISS GRAFTON.
1t is .uuhappily my lot, Fellow Citizens.
TO remind you of the many interesting
and important events which this day
brings along with it; unhappily, because
! know and feel my inadequacy 10 per-
form the task imposed and the only So
lace offered, is full conviction, that the
audience have the honor TO address.
VIII grant that charity | so humbly beg.
so earnestly solicit for, if charity was e,
YER acceptable, it is when unpractised
youth assumes the station of Speaker
III me face, too, ofsuch an enlightened
anu brilliant sssemblage as the one be-
Tore me: IT has been the custom of all
civilized nations 20 celebrate that dav
winch gave them liberty, to proclaim TO
the world, iii full and free association,
their gratitude and inv
ibis day, my Countrymen, completes
the forty-first annual revolution Of Ameri-
can Freedom. The sun that rose this
morning found the pillars of the fair ia
brio ofOur liberty firm and fixed. What
Is 1t that so soon finds its&ay a to the
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By the Corerpor the Commonwealth II pfreilc-
A PROCLAMATION
PORT OF ncHMosD, VIRGINIA

A PROCLAMATION.
EtTHEREAS, from infcI nation be relied ait ap-
pears that Contagious disease unbappily prevails
IN st. Bartholomew and at tie HAVANA supposed 10 he
the YELLOW-FENeR which has excited just grounds OF
apprehension, that without the conta!1uu
may be brought into this Commonwealth by
ing from tsOse places have. thought proper by and
it'll the advice of The Council State call upou the
SupeTnendantso OF Quarantine the different Porfs Of
entry and delivery OF this Commonwealth, their
pest eXerIOns TO prevent great calamity among the
good People of this Siateto effect ~ch they
by particularly enjOined demand Of all
any other place known believed infected by the
yelowevcr other contagious pestiCniia disease
the requisit, declaration of the of health their
crews &C. according tue case a. AIDE
ttfy the SIT eTntcndant that the public safety requires
of any such vessel the performance uf
be his duty and he is hereby the saline
performed for twenty days the usual quarantine ound
y enjOin and require that, until sucyesseis shalt
charged nom TIER quarantine, all persons coming
goods imported crein, not shore. beard
other vessel. I've landed, pu' beard any olhrr
vessel whatsoever within this Common MOI
that person persons board vessel
ordered to perform quarantine IN pursuance hereof
permission Tst had Obtained in writing from the
respective superintendent.
All pilots required give notice the respective
snpernicndants of Tie arrival of such vessels
posed to be afflicted with cunagsus disease aud Tie
said superintendent hereby authorised all
fu proper mans al then respective ports within this
Commonwealth the jun ctioIls heIeb, u!pns.
ell which is requredtobe done with diligence and fdcli
~.
Given under my hand Us Governor and und rr
tue seal OF The Commons eath at Rich
u, uond this 18th day Of July, in the year Of
" ''/ Lord th0usa and eight hIndTcd aud
seventeen. aud Of the Commonwealth tie
forty second.
JAMES p. PRESTON.
rs,lv
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IFe CeHfTdI College.
This interesting institution whose sciie
was few weeks since, designated in the
presence Of Jefferson, Madison, Monroe,
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= Nou deposited IN the VireA.ia Masenn

N0W depCSted an tie Htrealia Museum.
We turn with safety from the descrip-
tons. the public printS give us Of the
Presidents tour. little FOO much of
this" says Hamlet. So much parade
such bombasiic accounts of who he
breakIasted or dined with, his co,1eoe, and
lotteries, and coHotions, and balls mixed
up with such ridiculous and pzrasifical
accounts Of " Mrs. Harrison GRAY Oiis's
nansion," "T'he splendid mansion of
MIR. Speaker Bigelow," &c. &C. that we
turn away with disgust aud ask our
selves:
Is this America? Are these Tie man
ners ofrepublican citizens? Is this the
description Of the trip ofan American Of
ilcer IN the discharge of his Executive du-
ties Or are we i'll England, where the
great mon" scarcely moves without a he
raid At his heels James Monroe is an
honest man-of a warm and generous
heart-and if we do moi most grossly
mistake him, one ofthe plaineSt men that
ever sat ~ the chair of any state. But
these descriptions snis not him. nor the
office which he ills, nor the ,.eople ;
whose agent he is.
We have scanned the ioasts drank ON
the 9Th Of July, to CLEAN the state of
public sentiment as 10 the Revolutiunisfs
et the South. We have seen with great de
light that tile favorite sentiment from all
quarters and from all parties, has been.
'Succcssto the Spanish Patyiots. Ma, vicfo.
nv accompany the cause OF emancipati-
on.-With what pleasure then will orr ci-
iIzeHs hear of tie cheering prospects Of
Mac Grcgor
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'lNHIiVII DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGMENT n M Ic5
Z mond about the 9;h or 10th lust anegro nan named
TOM, who calls himself Tom Dixon, and sonet mes Dia
Ossaid negro is Of yeowisI com pexon about 81 or
Is years age abou six feet high trim anegio
Of his legs shorter than the UiheT which him To-
limpa little when he walks, has small his cbeeL
shOt BAR, very bunppy about his chin wben
his beard crews out, has Nefy indifferent ~ teeth
though believe Of his oTeIeeih he is w..
~ polite fellow whem spOkeu to aud fond OF trading lie
Is shoe aud b0st maker by trade his clcathing wa
blue checked Virginia cotton coaand paniaoons. aud
light drab c0lOUIed broad cloth eoat white hat 10th a
coats cut in The Quakers isshioiIo other coathing
feeoilccted he took with him set Of shOtnakCis tools,
iair of old saddle bags, q bride. ureTn9al aud
pair OF spurs also, about 100 III CASH Whicbbe cheat
ed OF his c0lonrCd acquAnances lust before
lac started u is probable he MAY attempt go either to
I9nchburs, Norfolk OF iesbg; OF he may endeavcu
90 NJ the Northern pass for a fee
man. and may have obtaneda free pass for that pur
pose.
1wiii give The above reward any person who will az
pehcndad deliver tome in Hanover comfy said fellow
secure Hin inJa so thai gel gar, aud an req.
forwaf all masters owners n vessels or Any other
person. hou' employing saidnegro IN t'ersslyse.
Hauoyer, Jnly is. 2l-wn
EAMfS RIVER LAND F0R stLF.--ihe suDscrimr
- having concluded to sell his Iy0cf " Lond 70 ,na-
the ensuing rail- viii offer for sae his land in couHtY
l1whstrn, containing 800 acres, 10y survey made M
iSitstseh INN eAiaiely James Rter mile Ne-
low Fine Mills above Judt's ferry two from WOO
berry Mills and eight from Po~aian Court bouse-tav
iug the necessary houses tot syd family, aud nsy
springs of excellent wafer
the ibscriberf not, u wi D. otcftf 20 pubi
riday the s day Of August yriere the ffonF
door of The Eeli Tavern. iu the CITY of Richmond.
Terms made known by the subscriber. livns ~ fire
Geek Mills Powbaian County or IN The Cij Of Ricb
moud, the DAY ~ sale
Those wishing to view the land win apply 10 me sub
scrbtr. hOBERr rLEtSANTS
Powtafan. Jui, iS. 2i-ids
rVV4R subscriberiniea lsayu The state in ue course
81 two tkfeg weeks. is De absent cnusidera. e
tmerequest al persons having claims against bin 10
call fpr psynieutAud ifauy claims remain against ~
late firm Of oliver Efand. of Hanover Town 10 IS
csiiy requested they should be made known, before
expiration Of tue l5oye time 10 seui oliver, IT, es1 Of
Hanover BESJAMfN BRAND.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-08
James English,

I'D EsPEcr7ULLY informs his friends
~ and the public gene ally, that me-
has commenced business IN HAT large
and cemmodisus warehouse near the d:a-
sonal pump, formerly occupied by Mr..
James Anderson, whs re he intends con.
stantly Keeping on band an extensive as
sortment of GRGC ERIES of every de-.
scriptiOn, which hs hopes 70 he enabled
to dispose OF at as low prices rs they can
be purchased at either IN Alexandra nc
Baltimore. Tie viii, at all times, give
the highest price for Country Produce.
HE NOW oFFEys FOT SALE,
Sugar, Coffee, Run, Mo!ssses-Aiso
COCO VT. choca bitter in Erkius
1000 do. priwe bacon hams
$500 bushels grouHd alum salt
$500. DO. Lisbon do.
1000 do. coarse alum Dc.
quo sacks blown do.
200 tons French & n. S. plaster
ALSO,
A constant supply Of choice family
Hour. Oct. So thstu1m
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Notice,

E,HE partnership hitherto existing be-
tween the subscribers, under the
firm of JNO. JACKSON & Co is by ex-
piration and mutual consent this day dis
solved. Those having claims Will please
preseut them to Jno. Jackson for settle
ment. to whom those indebted will please
mske payment, he being hereby fully au-
thorised to settle the affairs Of the late
firm, JNO. JACKSON,
ENOCH w. STAFFORD.
October e5-27
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Wines, &c.
Y US'r received, per ship Commerce,
ID captain Crowdhill, from Marseilles,
aud for sale b. the undersigned,
% cases superior red herr
mitage, Of The vintage of 1911, WINES.
Us do. Frontignour, Mus
cal, Bourdeaux y siarseiiles
1877 packages. containing
Gentlenen's saperiiRe roond hats
Perlumcry. assorted, Naples suap
Watches, musical seals,and snuii boxes
Chains aud keys
Elegant portraits and engrsvings
A few sets splentid paper hausinss
Ladies' and een,lemeI's gloves
Umbrellas and parasOia ...
Writing aud wrapping paper
Fancy baskets, &c. &c.
FIR. ADAMS,
Oct 10 Merchants Wharf.
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Now Landing
ENRON the brig George Washington!
Il Capt. Gushing, on Vowsll'A wharf;
and for sale By Z. CORNING,
ls hhds. New-England rum
90 bb!s. do. do.
pipes cogniac brandy
9 barrels cider brandy
Z chests young Tyson tea
6 ditto Old Tyson ditto
10 bags Batavia coffee
bbls. green ditto
90 boxes spcrmaceti candles
2 bales ravens duck .
ditto sIteeting
. pipes FIRST quail. country sia
10 casks sherry vine !
ditto sweet ditto ,
90 bbls: LIST & I'd quail. sugars
Chests of souchong 4 boliea teas
500 bushels potatoes
1000 -wt. good cheese s
yawl boats /
trunk bandano hdkfs.
s bbis. spermaceti oil.
October 81 tuthstf
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tutlstf
Thomas Mount

"AS imported in the ship Neville r.
Aa sey, Nelson, fem Liverpool, his
fall supply of
Hardacare. saaalerye' Fancy Goods.
which, in addition 10 his present stack,
will make bis assortment very complete.
Among his goods is some handsome shu-
ve!s and tongs, dressing cases. fowlirg
pieces. bell metal kettles aud skillets,,
brass ard plated candlrsticks. piat--I>
saddlery, rcry to,c, good low priced Sill
yer watches, Whips, with silver wire bnt-i
ton and handle, &c. &c. with great va
riety Of useful and handsome goods, whiej,
shall be sold at moderate prices.
Oct. I d5tThstuty
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Notice

Office II Fire Insurance Company of
.fie.raRdria, October II, 1877.
NNHE stockholders in the FraE IN
q suRAScE CoNpAsY OF ALExAA
are hereby notified that an election vii
be held GU the fst Nsntay in November
next, at their office, for twelve directors,
TO serve for one year. The prll will o.
pen at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and clo.e at q
o'clock, P. Al. No transfer will b. made
after Q o'clock, P. NJ. Of The Wednesday
preceding, till after tie election
]. b. NICHOLS, Scc'e.
October Is ISt
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Cheap as our Neighbors.
IDEAL Merino aud Other shawls, Z 4,
ga 81, GA and lG-4, Of al! qualities
aud co'Ors, some of which are elegant.
A few cases gentlemeD's superior
beaver hats. to be disposed of on mode
rate terms by the case or single one
G ,n,lemen are invited 20 cali and see Tor
th, niseiVes.
Chiidren's pate5.t llossy Nisks
LADIES' do DO
Chiltren's and ladies' improved Py-
renneau tippels
Ladies' patent scarfs
Leopold stocks
Ladies' long pilgrim tippets, &c.
Ladies superior kid gloyes long and
Ge.tlemen's do all Kinds short
Ladies' and gentlemen's silk UNI
brellas, green and blue, the latter 90 and
90 l-2 inches
Russia and other diapers
Plaid bOmbazeeus of the FIRST quail
ty and newest fashion;
With a variety Of other articles, COM
prisins ! very general assortment Of
FALL GOODS,
which are for sale on the most moderate
terms for CASH or 10 VERY punctual GUS
toners, and it is earnestly hoped none
others will apply: 4,
They take this method Of informing
ALL their customers who are behind hand
in their payments tnany of whom are at
a Lis,ance) that it would be satisfactory
70 them TO receive VOW what has been
due so long and further do assure seve-
raj tperhaps the reader may take the hlni)
Ira: suits viii be Immediately brought a.
,ainst them if this invitation is not com
piled with. October =
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Columbian Insurance Office,

ALExAxpRIA, ist Nov. 1871.
N-OTICE is hereby given TO the
~ Stockholders Of the Columbian IT.
sarauce Company OF Alexandria, that
dividend Of Two Dollars per share, trsm
the profts Of last half year, has this day
been declared, payable at their Office On
or after the 18th iHstsnt.-by ord:r u
the Board, VM. WILSON, Sec y.
November 5 utlitnN
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Rank of Potomac,
Nnyember 1, 1917

November 1, 1871.
N-OTICE is hereby given the Stock
~ holders cf the Bank OF Potomac,
nat d ,yideud ON the capital stock, OF
eur n.r cent for the las. SIX months IS
declared. and will be pail them or He'f
rsnresentstiyes on "Wednesday next' the
5th Instant. -.
,o+s c. PAGE, Cashier.
November
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Notice.

TOHN JACKSON having taken into
al copa tnership GEORGE 4. BinBY, Of
New.York. the Auction and Commission
Bu.ipess will be continued under the firm
of mo, JACKSON 4 Co and they soli-
cit continuation ofthe patronage vi their
lricnds aud the public.
JN0. JACKSON,
Ootcbar 81 u! \. blBBI.
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mo. 5067.

Young Ladies Seminary.
MRS. COTTRlNGER. Of Philsde'.
WI phia, respectfully informs the pub
lie that she proposes opening Boarding
and Day School at Alexandrla, where the
various branches Of education will bc
taught. For terms, apply to James B.
Nichols, or Alexander Moore, of Alex
andria, and Richard Harrison, esq.Wush.
ingfon city.
CThe school will commence on tie
lst OF December next.
October o. I'm
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Ship Chand!ery, &c.

A BIIAI ADAMS has taken a tore
on Central wharf, and oHet Tor
SHE complete assortment 81
SIP CH.l.S5LERi' SGROCEuES
with 4 Constant .upplyoi HaIrante An-
ctca
= 10 REM. the Second Story and
Caon;iGS R"am Of said Store.
uGtsbe. 5
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Piano ForteS, &c

Piano Fortes, &c
Li,uEs HE.N.TEDF y SOW;
HAVE LATELY RECEIVED
A n assortment Of Gna toned Piano
N Fortes, both plain 8 ornsmen;el
| case Of Eislins, asserted, from No.
1 to Is
Violin Bows, Bridges, & refined rein
A qual.ity Of Roman and German Viz
lin Strings, particularly selected
German Flutes Of every size and qua
litv5 from one to six keys
Flaaeolcts and Flies
CIhlinett Reeds
Books Of instruction & Progressive Les
sons, for the above Instruments.
Ociuber % DIT