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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-20

Lees Mfcllibte .lgue aud Err Drops
For the 'cure Of .sues, rem ittent and
intermitten: feyers.
EAt tie place Of sale pamphlets
may be had gratis, describing cures pei
formed BY the above medicines; the nun
Der. importance and respe ctabilIty u
which, fully justify every article OF MS
advertisement.
Sold G ty wholssuie and retail, by
81. JAMES KENNEDY K soy,
september % kng-st. h!eShG"A
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-20
a Tract of Land,

situated on Gap Run, in the county o.
Fauquier, near the town Of Paris, aa'i
containing two hundred and fifty acres
Terms Of sale, cash.
----.----- WI. HERBERT, Jun.
apriI 81 tNaye0 Tustee.
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ORPHANS Court,

Alexandria County, : 1915
April Term,
nRDERED, that The administrator ct
] , George Fortncy. deceased, do insert
the usual advertisement 8 times a week
for weeks, in the Alexandria Ncwsp.-
?ers.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-20
600 acres Of Land for sale.

600 acres Of Land for sale.
vENlIS Tract is situated in Westmsre-
land county, Nirgiaia, adjacent to
Mr.. Garrett Hunters Plantation, and
contiguous :, the waters Of the Potomac
The nc,shborhooi is gnol--1ater excel
ent, AMI very desirable situations Tor
,uillin-. A considerable propuI ton Of
tn. land ia we'll timb.rci, bcsdes good
deal nf cedar pine aud Dt'!er wood, sutfi-
c;cn,ly convenient to InhSs it'an object
or ,hosc who ,a1.y he disposed 10 send 1t
o marse 81 Iii. gcar'y eqai-listant from
Baltimore, Washington nhi Norfolk
my one wishing tn purchase may ao-
ply ii Noa4A JONES.
Also, very valuable LOT, containing
10 scrcs. being a part e ihe late Mr..
I,1n Tarberviii.'s tract-wiihin 6 miles
+ Geore etnw'i, s from the Little Falls
Bridge, ami rear to the turnpike leading
rom thcncc t. Wllcy's, IN Fairfax c0ua.
~, Va. A g'eat proportion Of this land
IS exceedingly we'll tiabercd. aud that
rl-' whichis not, is So recently clea'ei
IS I, bein5an active state for cultivation.
md already in q productive conditioa.-
For ter,.s, apply to PaILIpC c. IoSEss 81
4 LeessaFg, Va. or TO r, JONES.
Mgr;h 80 It
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Tooth Ache Drops.

The onlyremedy yet discovered who
gives immediate and lasting relief i'll tlr
most severe instances.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-20
JOHN H30FF, Tfus'ee.
n,gu,I1
Public Sale.

MY vir,se Of Iced Of trust from Geo
Ee w Eda,nds aud wife 10 the SUBJ
scriber, to secure the payment OF mone'
to John Lloyd, will be sold on the pTtrn'-
,ses, on "Wednesday, the Goth day 81 May
next,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-20

The Restorative Po1cder for The
Teeth aud Gums.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-20

n ESPECTFULLY inform the n bic
IN that they have just received from
LEES MEDICINE STORE,
No. As, Maiden lane, Ncw-Y"rk, fresh
supply cf the follosiug va!uab.e MEDl-
GNES:
H..sllton's Worm. destroying LoScn-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20

I The following letter from the War De-
partmcnt, respecting the Pensions TO Rev.
oiulion~ry Soldiers, &c was. " i,tsn to soma
person il PhiIadeiphia.
War ngrfmeRf, Pension Office, }
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20
!. AlSoFHER INDIAN BATTLE:

! =, ANOTHER INDIAN BATTLE:
Cofye/o 4ner from General Wiltiam Ne IN
fosh, commanding fhe Creek Hayriors, 10
.. b. bhsehsH, Esq. hyenf for Indian If
.Cqirs. =
Camp, 50 miles from Mickasuekie, (on the !
way Sawanee,) i3sh April, 1918.
Sra Since icft you have not sent you
talk Of what We have done, aud now seud
you this. heard Yesterday Of Petet Me-
Queen being near the road we wete travel
ling and took my warriors and went and
fought him. There seemed obe a consid
cradle number collected iasre. When we
FIRST began TO fight thea,, they were in bad
swamp, aud fought Us there about an hour,
when they ran, and we followed them three
miles. They fought us 10 all about three
hours. We killed 81 of them, and took %
women and children and six men prisoners,
and about roo head Of cattle and number OF
horses, with good many hogs and some
corn. We lost three killed and had 6ve
wounded. Our prisoners tell u.s.. that there
was 100 warriors from six diFerenr towns.
From what we saw, believe there was more
than they say, as some Of our prisoners say
there was 900 Of them. Tom Woodwards
and M. Brown, and your Son, Our Agent,
and all the white men in our county, were
with US through the whole fight, and fought
well. All my officers tough. so well 1 do
no, know which sthc bravest. They fought
like men and run their enemies. General
Jackson waited for us about six miles from
where, We fought. After the fight l went
and joined him, and We ate going this morn.
ing to fight tho Negroes together. They
are at Sawsnee, and we shall be there In four
days. There was among the Hostiles wo-
man that was 10 the boat where our friends
the white people were killed on the river be-
low Fcrt Scott. We gave her to her friends
I ---her husband and father are with General
Jackson Msjo, Kinnard to her himself.
This IS all | have. to tell you. ! wish yon
would send copy of this to The Big Warrior
and Little Prince Your Friend,
WILLIAM MCINTOSH, I.
Brig Gen. Comm'g G.. w.
d. B. MITCHELL, Esq. Agent l. A.
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Bp... ...appA
WAsuisoroN, si;y |.
APPOINTMENTS

f WASuINGfoNy Sipy l.
APPOINTMENTS
Made by tie President, pah ks esaenrsnce oy the
Seaats Eli ff>t.
Rober, walsn, A..oiney Of the unsed
States for the Missouri Territory.
Stephen Thscber, Collector tor the Dis.
trie, Of P,sssnoqoaddy, acd Inspector Of tho
Revenue for the port thereof
Martin L. Morton, Collector and Inspector
of ,he Revenue for the District OF Nan,uc ket.
Lamus Mead, Hsnsy Chambers, George
Phillips, George Gayle, and Matthew y
Wilson, Member OF the Legislative Council
oftbe Alabama Tcrritoty. ~ f.r
Waliam' Clark aud Augustus Chou,esu,
Com o,issioners for holding treaty with The
Qaspaw uibe oi Indians. !. $40 :,
Jonathao Jennings, Lewis Cass, and Bcuja-
min PAX, Com aissIoness, for holding trea-
" with ine Indisns 10 the State OF Indiana.
Isaac Shelby and Aodccw Jackson, Com.
missiooets for holding treaty with the
Chickasaw nation of Indians. :
Juhn M'Kee, Wi.liam Carroll, and Dsniei
Burneb Commissioners TO treat with The
Choctaws. $40 !,
The National IntelIigenccr contains q list
Of between twenty aud thirty othcrs.--Of
them are he following new ore resniss,ions.
Western District Of Pennsylvanis--jona
than. w, w alker, Judge Andrew Stewart,
Attorney and Wm. B. Iish, Ma'shsi.
State Of Mississiapi--Wm Bsysrd Shicl-
ds. Judge Bcia Metca'f,. Attorney; Henry
q. Johnson, Marshal. -a ae.Nt'
~ The residue eve Collectors, sarvey-
ors, Receivers, Be. In ,ilp distant States and
Territories.
Mr. Phillips, who Is now in New-Yor'i is
sxpeeted to visit this ,own,S w ,hs coers- OF
Ake ensuing suIumsr., ffss. '-Ssal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20

WE have Just received loforms,ion 'ha' the
two Chehaw Indian Towns on Flint River,
were attacked last Thursday by detachment,
OF Georgia militia commanded by Capt.
Wight. The towns wee bu'ns, and num-
ber Of Indians killed, our intor man, says a.
bout .fffy. The detachmen, did not lose .
man and had bat one wounded.
M'lntosh, in his late battle, killed, with bis
own hand, three Of the enemy--,his fac, Is
communicated by Mr.. VIM, s. Mitchell, (son
o! the hgen,,l 10 a lstirs 10 bis father.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20
E Bos1on, May ls.
Il SCI SERPENT.


who nave arrived at bingham, in the schoon-
s,iAdamsnt, fiom Peno5sco', report, that on
Saturday las, they saw for nearly hours, a.
bout 70 leagues cas-, Of Cape-Aon, o SEA
SERPENT, appa; entity Upwards If 100 feet
long, waich frequently raised its head con-
siderable height from the water. II was so
nesr;tbe vessel, that they had full view Of il,
sneit appeared TO be as large round as bur
re.s but no proi0bcrssces were noticed.--lt
VS. once ii.ed at, a6d appeared irritated ~at
The exposiou..s Dispositions Of the above
facts were preparing Hingham.g 81
rt''s MAYIs.
The following sa very Interesting account
Of the-Sca Serpent, seen nn Saturday last.
The respcc,abili,y Of the source Of the an,
nexed Certificates, places the matter be-
.yond doub,,--and We think Capt. Wood
waed has bad a more minute view OF this
Serpent, than !, was possible for any one
TO have had of the one seen last Summer
of Cape Ann.
AFFIDAVIT.
!. Joseph Wooiwatd, master Of the Sch.
Adarnant, Of Hlngham, on my passage from
Penobscot to bingham, on Saturday last. at
2,pclock. p. VI. hgemcn,icos bearing w,
N w. ten leagues distsncc, discovered
something on the surface OF the water, ap-
parcn,iy about the size of ships long boat.
Supposing IL TO be The wreck Of some vessel,
! made towards il; aud on approaching IL, to
my surptize snc that Of my crew, discover.
ed isto bt a monsrous Sea Sorpsot--as we
approaebe him, he threw himself INTO a COTS
aud dsrted himself forward with amsz zipg We
locity--the wind being ahead, It bscame re
.cessary TO stand oa the o,hes tack, and as we
approached hiro again, he threw himself into
q coil as before, and came across our. bows al
no, moee than sixty feet distance. =
Having gun charged with ball and shot
I discharged the contea,s of il at his head
The ball and shot were distinctly heard to
strike him and rebound as though fred a.
gains, a rock --hc, however shook his bead
ani tail most ,crribly--hc again threw him
self inso coil and came towards Us with his
mouth wide open. In the mean time, had
charged my Gun again and in,codsd to have
discharged the contents OF IL into his mouth |;
but he came SO near Us. vas feasful of the
consequences, and withheld it--hc came close
under the bows Of tho Sch and had she not
been i.cpt away, must have came on board OF
us--oe suok dowo uuder the weasel, his head
considerably distance on the one aide the
vcsscl and his tail the oths--- played ar
oood Us sbou, i've hours--I end my crew bad
probably the best opportunity Of sceiog him
that mas occurred--I Judge him to be, Of the
least, isice fts length Of my Sch. soy one
hundred and iair,y fce,--his head Vas about
the size Of ships long beat, say fourteen
lrc,.--his Sody, below she nefk, st lsas,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20
BURLINGTON, (vr.) NAY 6.

BURLINGTON, (vr.) HAYS
For ten or Twelve days past an unusual
quantity OF rain has fallen, which has risen
the Lake, Rivers snd Streams, higher than
has bces known for many years, and has prov
ed TO be the destruction Of Mills, Bridges,
SC. In consequence Of which the Easiem
Mil which ought to have arrived here on
"Wednesday did not arrive until last evening.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20

In consequence Of the hate heavy rain The
North RIVER has risen ve6y high. AT Albanyv
on Tuesday, the water was about feet high
N Dock.strcct, and The cellars in the lover
parts Of the towns wee filed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20
GDlgreiIanY.
CUkiOU, INCIDENT.

A Norfolk paper meotioos the following,
related by several gentleman, while going up
James River in steam boat.---ln passing
Days Point they obsccvcd an Eagle, which af-
ter hoveripg about the shore tor some time,
made sudden dart into the water, where he
re sained, our of stght, about two seconds,
snd. then resppcarcd bearing 10 his talons a
-Fsd, apparently three fse, in length.-In
Minute or two, however, he plunged again TO-
10 the water, and appeared with bis prey.
This operation he repeated a second time,
stiii holding The fish in his. ciaws;s thii d
time he deccnded with II, but was seen no
more! The conjecture was, that the Eagle
had go, his saioos so deeply insectcd in his
scaly priz, that he could not exiricate them,
and his strength was not adequate to bear il
away to the shore. a.r ~ u.
The New.Yssk. csmmesciat Aavertiser,
after mentioning the above. adds, - The prob
ability 10 that the Eagle had entaogied its tai.
ons in the vertebraeofa fish which proved
too heavy to be supported until itcouid reach
che iaod, and thereby lost It's life, is corrob-
Grated by the following instance, related to
NJ. Scrudder, proprietor of tho American
Moscum in this city:
"In 1901 or 2, an Albany sloop, becaIned,
was gently d,if,ing on The passsye through
the Highlands; an Eagle was observed in the
river, fa,tering i,s wings 10 vain efforts 20
rise. Some hands in the boat rowed OF, and
with Iinc cast round the body of the Eagle,
drew j, alongside and took.it safely on board.
together with a largo Bass, that weighed
fbrfy.fhree pounds, into which il had strock
lis tsIons, which became so inserted between
the joints, Of the vetcbrse as to prevent ex.
tricstion.--Thc Eagle lof the bold species
Vas brought alive TO thi, city, and was-pur =
chased by Mr. Savage, who at.that time kept.
q Museum which M. Scudder attended.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20
xsExs, (s. II xAY7.

xEExs, (S. II MAY7.
The season remaips cold, wet, ,opd back.
ward. -ConpeeticDt river 10 now higher ,hsd
has been known for 2s years. Travelling
has been much, impeded The great Mead
ows, in Po,oey are completely ovs seowed.
The wa,cr covering lbsm o, feet. Much
early sowcd grain will be ios,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20
Trsm the Bpaten Cenlinel.


Tho poitica, tcDpefa,ure Of Canada ap.
pears az nor as tho ,cii,psto is natu ally cold.
The liberty If the press IS no whore used with
moro Jrcedem. The Legislative Bodies are
alioos, continuity b,cko ing with the Exccu-
tNes, or complaining against the Judiciny.--
Aai several lines ,he Governors have found
* necessary TO prorogue their sessions. The
new Administrators Of the COVE emenl OF Up
per Canada, on the lst OF Anii ,fNJools dayl
went 70 Tho Legislative Chs,eDer, and aitei
taxing them with prglecting the puoiick bus
ioess, aud intimating hat 10 probability exis-
ed of any coocc Se,veen the Two HOUSES,
eised their session, leaving tho buslpes un-
flushed The difference between the Hous
es. however, was no, political, but contest
for the originstion OF money bills.
The political writer's in the Canadas, have
become numerous and bold. Ono OF Jhem,.
who gives his name (GousDay) with the sso,e
freedom as he docs mis- revolutionary sen,i-
rncnts, has explicitly recommended, and nam.
I'D the day for the hsohie to meet, 10 c!ec Del
ega,s TO assemble in Provincial Conei css
aud the payment Of q voluntary poll tax OF
one dollar, to dcfray expenses. Many will
rccollcct thut this recon mendation is IN ex-
act imitation of the bold measure adopted by
Massachusetts IN l77A-s. when our Revolu-
tWnary Provincial Congrosswas called, and 4
TAX recommended, which WIS psid 10 Col.
Girdner, instead of NJ Gray, the then Treas
ure Of the Province.
The British government, we think, are no,
unnindfal Of this stats Of things.--la late
discussion Of the Army bill. Lord Paimcrs-
ton, Secretary at War remarked, that Minis
sers were enabled 10 reduce the estabiish-
rnsut in all parts but 10 the Canadas, where
was necessary 10 augmept it and in answer
to an inquiry 90 tho subject, his Lordsh,p ad
ded, that the augmentation scas nor on aeeouns
ef any mersa-es or not,cy Of be u. S he
declined fue,hsr explanation. The Haiiax
papers mention, that the 6s,h regiment had
been ordered from England to Canada. and
the 74th Aod cops Of sappers to HaifaT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20

sir. Elisha canuon, of Cor,Isnd N. Y. with
two boys. has made the present season, iT7s
rs Of maple sugsr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20
rtop, .hs Le,rinsf,n xsn. Reporrer, 2,d u

FTom she Ler7ngfon ken, RepoF7eFs Zzd U4I
Due Ing We Shave' uoforronatciy 10 rs-
cord thc loss Ut ci'izen. by the prevalence
Of this barbarous custom On Saturday oveo-
ing last, NJ, John Boswell Of this place, fell
in a personsl rencontrs with o man by tue
.nanne Of Darand, from N York. Mr. d.
was tho son Of Gen. Boswell, Of Hasrison
county. and had recently become resident
of our town. tN
We cannot regard this affair in any other
light, than as refecting indslible disgracc on
our msgissracy The challenge had passed
more than . week before the meeting occur
red, aud had become the universal topic oil
conversation. Every man, woman and child
10 the place knew that : duel was intended
YET not one Of our worthy keepers Of the peace
moved a finger to pseveat it.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20
skw HAVEN, NAY 10.

Daring Robbe,y-Last esesins aboul 10
o'clock, 5000 sf,er the stage left the stage.
house, for Hartford, ths Baggage wa. cut
from behind, and one uunk carried OF INFO
grove Of poplars, adjoining the rosd--Tbs
robbery, however, was soon discoveries, and
the trunk was found, broken open, bnl The
robbers male their escape, taking uo'hing.
One person Is taken up today on suspicion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20

Fran t'sirs London Messs~ssr q JfarSk -.
The B,uroons nave followed the example
Of other countries u recognizing tho acces.
sion Of the present King OF Swsden. He
is now acknowledged W every civilized pow
or. rnisis an era, soda very impor,sn, one,
in IN, history Of the monarchies Of Europe.
II s,snds forth as psecedent and ~ exam
pie. that the absurd notions. hitherto imput.
oil 10 kings and csbines, ofthe indefeasibili-
ty of regal rights, have happily passed away,
and that the good cf the people 10 scknowl-
edged 20 be Of equal importance with tho
rights Of dasceet. Az this psinsip.e IL a
real gain . popular liberty, md on the othes
hand does not encourage any scprce Of snSs-
chy, 20 must assia oxprso our va,isfsc,ien
with iis recocnisios..
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To the friends of Humanity,

A \ aged, in6rm, and widowed mother,
IN is DESTROYS to receive information OF
of THOMAS BURTON CARTER, an
only son, concerning whom she has not
heard any thing, on which reliance can
be placed, for nearly three years. He re-
moved from this place to the state of Ohio
about FIVE years ago. The last certain ac-
count she had from him, was from Cafiz in
that state. He is about twenty i've years
of age by trade tailor. Vague rumour
has recently pronounced him dead; Alet-
ter communicating information relative TO
him, directed to Henry Tutwieler, P NJ.
at this place, would confer peculiar kind
ness on an afflicted woman.
p HTEditors of Newspapers generally,
are intreate6 TO give this article place in
their columns Few weeks.
Harrisouburg. Rockingham
Co. tVirl July Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28
Rith House.

TEVIE subscriber respectfully informs
MS friends and the public, that his
Bath lIoase will be kept open during the
season, aud no exertiors on his part shall
be wanting to give satisfaction 10 those
who snail favor h,m W = their CUSTOM
Two baths, ,iis,iact FROM the rest, are ex-
p-essly re erved for the use Of Ladies'
whp will be waited on asreeably to their
directions. 1s Tickets will be ready
for delivery on Friday next.
~ The subscriber has received by
,ha NmtoIk packet. quantity ct Fresh
LINES, which viii enable bin to keep a
constant supply of PUNCH, OF tbs best
quality. L, SHIELDS.
June L. a.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28
French Greek Boarding School

The foAoping is published for the iJor.
nation Of Parents
THAVING long believed that School
LII on plan different from most others
in many respects, would be beneficial to
society, and experimenting that with all
its cares, and the responsibility insepara-
bic T. ON such a concern. i could more
cheerfully devote my tine 10 the educa-
ton of children than to any ether bust.
ness, | have concluded to establish
BOARDING SCHOOL for GIRLS
With this view have purchased the
French CREEK FARM, four miles east
of the yellow springs, on The Nerristown
and Philadelphia road, situated in Pike
land and Vincent townships, Chester
county, twenty.seven miles from Phila-
delphia, combining many conveniencies
for the support OF such an institution !;
and having let the farm, etc. in a way
calculated 10 supply the family with pro-
visions, IpropOse to devote my attention,
with the aid of suitable assistants, to the
education of the children who may be
placed under my care.
In selecting the pupils, it is not propn-
sed to be governed entirely by their ages,
nor to require that they shall ali be mer.
bcrs OF the religious society Of Friends /;
but as the school rules viii BE- very few
in number aud very simple, i, is my wish
that none may be sent cont ary to hei'
own inclination, nor any oue&,ho would
not be likely 10 be good examples to the
other scholars, and treat Them with kind
ness and affection.
The price for beard and tuition will be
two hundred Dollars per annuni, one
quarter always to be paid il ADVANCE
II" re trlctions respecting the kind Of
clothing are intended, Tor respecting the
frequency of the changes that parents
ma, require the washing will be char
ged at the ordinary price per Dozen
children may be admitted Tor one quar-
ter only, and such as are entered for a
longer period, may nevertheless be reno
we'd at the expiration Of any quarter
The communication with Philadelphia
will be frequent and easy by stage, and a
house of entertainment kept by the far
mer for the accommodation 81 persons
having business at the school.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, En-.
glish GrammaE Geography and the use
Of Maps and globes, will be taught, toge-
Their with such other branches as the pro-
gress of the children and experience may
render expedient The school to open
the first Of the 5th month next. For fur
Their information apply to Edward Sta
bier, Alexandra, Ur to
EMMOR KINDER.
OIL mo 81 ST.
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Bookbinding and Stationary
business.
business.

next door TO the corner u King and Roy
al streets, AMI is prepared to execute any
orders in the Bookbinding business with
which he may be honored-he is also sup
piled nn commission, with small assort.
ment of Stationary comprised Of articles
most in demand, and particularly invites
the attention of juvenile customers to
articles used in schools, such as CIPHER
ing and Copy books, &c. which are made
of the best IN terials that can be procur
ed and at the usual prices-orders from
Banks or public Offices for any kind Of
blank account books, can be executed in
a style Of strength aid elegance equal to
any ia the United States. Nav 81
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Hardware.

4 EW1S HIPKI';;. as received per
the Mohask. via Bait more, a small
addition to his former assortment OF hard
ware, which renders the assortment to!e-
rab!y complete and extensive.
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Shoe thread in balls, of good quality
Eugli h bride and skif:ins leather
OE superior quality
Mems and women's saddle trees
Plated chain spurs
Girth webbing
Waldron's gain and grass sithcs
SicSles
Patent iron tea kettles
VITA VARIETY CT
Cutlery e .HoRsery Goods
al Of which are offered at reduced pri-
&c, n punctual customers. June IL