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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

perseyered, iiiI the unfortunate animal
fell victim TO the cruelty OF his master.
We shall forbenr 10 make amy comment
upon this sing GUAR, barbar0us and irhu-
man transaction, as We understand has
painful affair will be brought before d,
proper tribunal, and the penalty at the
law, as IN such cases provided, viii no
doubt take effect.
There is in Washington native Abb
ness.-She is The CHILD of poor pareuls,
who we understand reside III T street
Her eyes are of a deeper pink than the
English Albiness, and have The same ,rr-
mulous inotion--her skin somewhat tair-
or, her hair white, long, and Of soil silky
texture. lGeorgttoTa Ness.
ALBANY, July IA shocking scene
occurred here last evening. Tic gallant
Major BiRDsALL, of the United States
Army. in visiting his men about sunset,
ordered one of the soldiers under arrest
for disorderly conduct. The fellow ie-
yelled his rife and shot linn through ilIe
lungs, The bali lodged in his back: he en-
PRED in "a few hours Major b. was
much respected in his city fer the uni
form good character which lie sustained
as brave soldier and an accomplished
gentleman. The army has lost one of
lis best officers. He had escaped with
his life, though severely wounded. du-
ring the late war, throughout which he
behaved with great bravery. His muir
derer was Immediately put in prison, and
| have just heard has committed suicide.
In haste yours &c.
TRAVELS IN EUROPE IND AFRICA.
IrTERARY.-We learn that Major Noah late
Consul of the United States at Tnnis, is prepar-
ing for the press an octave volume OF Trdreis in
England, Spain, France, and The Rarbary Suites,
in the years 1913, Ia and 10, together With his
tory of our war with the A!gernes, and gene.
raj view of our relations with the Regenries of
Barbary. This work, we have no doubt, will
be extremely interesting, particularly as it is
contemplated TO embrace detailed account of
the antiquities of Carthage, Utica, aud the sur
rounding country. 1t is gratifying TO perceive
that American travellers are now giving TO
the coudtry the result of their experience and
observation; and their country in RETURNS able
and willing to hold forth due encouragement.
This is a sure method to establish and perpe-
| tuate literary character of our own. Those
| sketches of the Barbary States which were pub
| lished in the Democratic Press, in the fall of
| 1916, and Observation-Disclosures TIN shoui the
| union, were from the notes taken by mai. Noah
| on the spot. fDem. Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21
THE FISHERIES.

ment will shew the amount Of il:
Aggregate fares Of 1917. .5i3,f0s fish
Thirteen vessels that did not return
with spring fare this year brot
home for their spring fares last
year 200
Making the amount of last years
fares. ...... .................1S6,60 500
Amount of this years fares only. ..i59,7OO
Difference in favor of last year. .. $40 900
The number Of vessels that returned with
spring fares last year was i7.aveTaging TO eacn
d fare of 5,612 fiSh-this year AZ averaging TO
each fare of only 1902.
This would be an alarming diminution
in tie profits Of that hrancl, of industry,
were we not consoIed by the reflection,
that they are naturally subject 10 such
huctuaiiOn.
On this statement the n. York Evening
Post has the remarks, wliich will be found
below, the application OF THE after Of which
to the present case We do not clearly see;
because we do not understand that The
scaniiness of the fares Of The Marblehead
fishermen is attributable to the Interrupt
ton OF their accustomed pursuits by any
foreign power, but rather, we should sup
pose, TO the influence Of the SEASONS, and
tile habits OF the fish. We copy the re-
marks of The Post, however, to show The
opinions Of Il leading federal editor, at
The present day, respecting encroach-
menis OIL the freedom OF Tie seas--it be-
ing pres ufued that no difference in prin-
ciple will be asserted between The right Of
fishing and ofnavigaling the ocean, which
is tie common highway and property Of
all nations. There is a commendable
spirit in this paragraph, which we hope 10
ndpervading the mercantile community,
in undiminslled yigor, whenever occasion
Shall arise (may the occasion be far dis
tani y for IFS exercise. Nat Int.
From The Nev York EreRing Post
The FIsHERfEs.-It will be seen by the ar
ticle under the Salem head, that we are rapid
ly losing our fisheries. il not attended TO a. a
national concern. According TO the principle
laid down III late speech by an American Sc
nator, Mr.. kingJ we possess the strict right to
these fisheries, and ii so, we shall not permit
any earthly power TO west them out Of our
hands, OF abridge the enjoyment OF them"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

The Grand Jury of the county of Rich
mond i'll ihe state of Georgia, at late
session of the County Court, presented
"A man of the name of Cieon Nai!y, for
denying the existence of the D.iiSo and
cursing lie Saviour of mankind.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21
pRODICy

We last week mentioned remarkable child
which had been exhibited at Castine. The fol.
lowing extract OF letter, handed us yester-
day, gives more particular description of this
phenomenon.
. cannot close my letter without giving you
the description of a remarkable child saw in
the town of Prospect few days since, in
parish, of which, called Poverty shore ii was
born. Ii weighs 90 ponnds, although but III
months old. | measured it, and found il }
feet in height, 2 feet D inches round the breast,
feet inches round the body, 10 inches romnd
the thigh, Al inches below the knee 10 inches
round the arm; it is well proportional, it's
flesh solid, and is "A healthy child aud what
may seem remarkable, il weighed but IL
lbs. at its birth. Let the advocates of eniigra-
ton never more say the District OF Maine is
destitute of fertility.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

A TURTLE was caught ont civilians
lake, Concordla, weighing I2S lbs. after
ITS throat being eat two hours.-A mach
larger one was seen in the lake.
Matches Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

An American vessel, name, &c. uD-
known, that arrived at Pensacola with
slaves, since possession was taken by Gen.
Jackson, has been seized by Captain
Gadsden, collector of That port.
IOrieaus Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
WOUNDED SOLDIER.
wka DEPARTMENT,

Pension Offce, Dec. IS.
The following evidences will be required IN all
militia csses, ani in cases Of the regular army.
where the discharge and surgcoa's certiReat> have
been lost or destroyed, OF where they have aever
been originally granted, Go enable the Secretary of
War to grant pensions. viz.
IN cases where the regular discharge and the
surgeons certificate for disability, cannot be had.
The applicant tor pension, whether he has been A
soldier OF the regular army, or nilisiaman in the
service Of the United States, must produce The
sworn certificate Of his captsin, or other o,csr an
der whom he served, stating distinctly the time and
place OF his having been wounded or other wise
disabled, and that the same wounds or disabilities
arose while in the service Of the United States.
ana IN the line OF his duty, with the affidavit Of one
or moro surgeons physicians, whether of the ar
my or citizens, accurately describing the wound.
and stating the degree Of DISABILITY 10 which TIC
soldier may be entited under il these documeu,a
10 be sworn to before Judge Of the United Sule.,
Court, or some state Judge or Justice Of ,he
Peace, and 1t state Judge or Justice OF the
Peace, then under the seal Of the Clerk Of The
County IN which such Judge or Justice may reside.
and the name OF the psymaster who last paid the
soldier ss heog'ng TO The service OF the United
states, 10 be IN every inst snce furnished bv the an.
p'ieant IN order determine the dste Of The com.
mtneencnt of his pension.
" Priaters os the laws OF the United States ace
requested Co insert the ABOVE two mon,cs. and Spr
ward their seesanss for pasmeot to the War Ne.
PAss"shI Jan. 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
Carr. SHEFFIELD ATW OOD.

-
nF Bristol, a. L. informs his friends and the pub.
~ lie. that by the advice of his friends, and many
others, who have been cured by him, Of obstinate
disorders, that he vii, undertake the speedy and ef
iectnas cure OF the strangury-a sorts Of grayelly
cou,pl lants---ail sorts of falling sickness all ner.
vous complaints s-bili,ous colics--cranps in the
staDach--fcyer s-scrofuia--rheunia,c CON.
plaints--and disorder OF certain kind, very
speedily, leaving the patient perfectly sound he
also cures The piles, old standing coughs and dyssn
tary,
The above complaints ne processes to cure nj the
most speedy, safe, ahd effectual manner--snd Will
be grateful for share Of public Patronage
tie also cures the scaryy in the teeth and the
tooth-acae--spd as the teeth become looae by the
scurvy, he tastens them to the gum, as sound as
ever, nauseoas or dssgreeabl breath he sweat.
tens by his medicins in or days He performs a
cure ef that borrid disorder, called the scsidhcsd in
very short time. AL burns and scolds he cures in
iSor Is dsys,h applied 90 Immediately. recipe
tor the above cure be had on application to him.
Bristol, July 1, 1871? T,f1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
ADVERTISEMENT. A

THE subscriber beSs lcaye % inform his friends
ia particular, and The public IN general that
he now carries on bis Trade, a. usual on the Long
wharf. below the Bridge, and opposite Mr.. THonA,
Mssssas shop. lie sgairs locks OF every kind,
makes ksys Of every sort, mends brass kettles. OF
any sort Of brass ware lie Isends umbrellas IN the
nc a,est manner and does all sorts of small work IN
his line Of business The smallest faycrs 10 his vay
will be thanssn'y received and punc,aaly perforrD-
ed, hv' ksur on, humble servant,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
TO LEI,

A FARM containing between three and four hun.
IN tired acres, with q saw mill aud good buildings
thereon, hing in Exeter, about three miles from
fsi,le-Eest, nov improved by BsSJsMIs WELLS
FSr conditions, apply to
CHRIsToPHHR SWEET. Newport, or
4 BAILEY HALL, hsi,ldietown.
Nevuert Isnusrv Y, 1913
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
House of Entertainment.

ICHARD BARKER respectfully informs his
~ friends and former customers, that he has re-.
turned to hispstive town, srd has taken the house
IN the rear Of the STOP Of DAVID WILLIAMS,
watch maker, north side Of the Parade, few doc
above the Newport Bank, where he iniehsls TO keel
House OF Estertsinmen1, and will use every excr-
ton TO give satisfaction 10 those who viii favor him
with their company.
Cinhs and Private Parties will be accommodated
as usua--and few stcaay Boar Gers Can he admit,
ted. Newpott oru o. Ialz
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber infofas his friends end he pub
L lac, thst Capt George JszV,oi, IN TirertoH.
Nm. Moore, jun and y n }vab<dy, Newport, arc
the Agents 10 receive articles intended for ths Tn
ion Factory.
lie continues to color and dress wooi.r Cloths
OF all descriptoDs-to Card Sleeps Wool Of all
grades, and TO msnufsctore Plains. Sal;iheIs, Goat.
ings, FlaDneis. &c Of various coloyrs and shades
Those who viii favor lin vitii their ctsttin 10 his
me, may depend on having their work done in he
best manner, and on ressonstl- terms, srd The
smallest favor Nfi be gratefully arknowedged
aee JOHN BlRLOtk.
Portsmouth, Jan. %. 1913. 3g.
Portsmouth, Wc6ien Mnmfanory.
T'HE subscribes informs bis friends aud The pub.
- tic, that he continues to Card into rods sbecp's
Wool Of az ssadcs Also, to color and finish wool
C,o,hs in very superior manusr, ami 10 col, nr
garments ripped or Whole to colour Yarn for coy
erets, carpets, &c. Of various co.ors and eba6es
lie continues 10 Manufacture Plains, Sa,nnots,
Cassimeres, Coatings, Flsnneis, &c. on very motl-
crate terms.
Having the best of machinery and experienced
workman, in every branch, flatters hAsef he shl,.
in fu,u be abe To do all, any part Of the above
business, in satisfactory manuer
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, (Cunda,rs siis,l Nov, IL, isi7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
NV NEW ADVEKIlSf.MfNT.

WHEN cure Tor one dollar, or at most for,uo
w doiisfs, can bv ob,ai; cd vcr "a cough, cold, ,
ASTHMA. difficulty Of breathing, tigil,ntss Of the
Chest wheeling, pain in The side, spaing Of blood
strained stomach, &c. must il not ie matter of
surPr'ze that We see the oiusdy daily sae.i,d with
deaus oecss,oncd principally by colds On aa ayxr-
age az leass
sJ- One HaSdrse = Fyiy 7h6usaxd P,tsons
die annually Of consun pion, originating principally
f,oen taking cold commencing with cougb b. then cnfi-
Guilty of breathing and pain in the side, at length
the lungs become sffrcted, consupp,ion ensuos and
death closes the Alas too often does pre-.
judge, by listening to some and adopting the opin-
ION OF others. prevail thereby preventing trial Of
such medicines as might afford relief fS-under the
idea that relici- can be obtained Scarce a case
occurs bat may be relieved by the timely spplica.
ton of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
NOTICE.

TIE subscriber has appointed JoB snrPNAv,
of Newport, SAkrouD ALMY, of Little. Comp.
ton, and PELEG CoREy, of TiyeHon, Agents for
the purpose of receiving and delivering those artic.
les intended for lis Mandatory
... SAMUEL CLAKEE.
Portsmouth, Nov. 10, 1877
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
POETRY.
From ns s.vannas jieSs6hean


--:s:z:--
ON THE DEArH OF KCSCIUSKO.
Wake, harp OF devotion Of soft flowing numbers!
Break forth TO the music of sadness and woe
Lo the father Of Poland, in silence now sIurnberss
The champion OF freedom great Ka'eixk'
IT'S doue-yet the lusture Of virtues now sleeping
Sheds ray Of pure light DER tn silensc Around,
Nor noise. but the signs Of the, wind and the weep
ing,
Dstar6s the sad scene of silence profound.
All proud Lihuane, thy morning behed him,
It'll greatness of spirit first rose in his breast,
IT'LL the call Of Columbia for freedom compeid him
To quit the dear scenes of Poland when biest.
twas the spir arousd, in his bosom that fo,low'd
The bright beam Of glory, ami led HIM so tar,
From the dear native spot 10y memory hailowd,
10 the standard, OF F,ecSsni, tue glory OF war!
Columbia and Poland thy hero now sIumbers.
A bright ray OF glory has bansh'd the gloom,
Oh gather the laurel and wake the soft numbers.
For the Hero has gone from this earth TO his bone
In the high courts Of Heaven, united and blest,
The Fathers of Freedom are gathei'd in glory:
There, Cop has appointed garden OF rest,
And earth shall they live in the pages OF sto-
ry!".
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
by L'RD BYRON.

FAREWELL! if .,es fonaest prayer
for Others veal avaird on high,
Mine will not all be lost in air,
Dul watt thy name beyond the sky,
'Twere vain 70 speak % weep, to sigh:
Uh more than tears Of blood can tell,
When rung from quits expring eye,
Are in that woid-Fsreweil Fare well
These lips are mute, these tears are dry;
But in my bre asst. and in my brsi6,
Awake .the pAngs that Pass not BY.
The thought thai ne'er shall sleep again.
My SOU nor deigns nor d@es complain,
Though gref and passion there rebel;
only know we low d is vain
only fcei--Ftreweit !--ForewSII
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WoOl Mamifacto,y.
WILLIAM BLY, & co.

INFORM the public that their Csrding aud SPIN
L nng Establishment is now in operation in W
upper part Of w. CoRNrLL's Boiting Mill PorS.
mouth.
Wool TO be cor1ed or manufactured into yarn or
cloth, left at the store Of JOSEPH PEABODY,
No. %, Broad.strect, will meet with immediate Al.
tention.
ct From twenty years experience in the above
business, he ptesurSes he can give entire sa,isfac-
ton Poitsmouth Nov 10 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

Nesu Feather Beds and Feathers.
I I'VE Geese sni Fowl Feathers, and Feather
IL Beds. from 20 10 as dollars, kept constantly
tor sale by ABRAHAM BANKER,
No. 3, Charles street.
He hsa. on hand an assortment of Mattresses of all
kinds .Nergpsrs, bfarck %, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

W by he Secretary af tie 7rcauy
COLLECTORS Ohce the is day 1918 GJan. II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

.frd Possession given The SSH March,
A BOUT Sixty Acres Of Land with n Dwelling.
IA House, baro, e-ib. and other buildings there.
on IN good repair, lying in the town Of Newport,
about mile from the centre Of said Town. and
now in the occupation OF Mr. GEORGE ARasrRoSo
--For terms, apply to JOAN CoGGEsHALL; or
NICHOLAS TAYLOR.
rcynoft. Jan IL. 1918 tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

FdsudOie FF0pefLy... I'oF sac.
THE subscriber will either sell lease the House,
in which he now lives, ia Thames .street--sud
hspe iumediste possession. Tie viii sell some land,
adjoining the estSte Of the late George Chsmplin,
ESQ which land is very convenient for House lots,
He will either sell or lease his farm ct sschueast
point, in Middletows He has some Furniture also
for sale NATH HAZARD .
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the Collector. in whose dis
or 70 much thereof as may
per cent, Will be sold at y,
day, the Second day Of Nj
Ccvnfy in which .Name
situate.
.N.,,bor, w.>d.n
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war,on r,
N.,I,.n =, !,
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Dr., PauI N.Is,
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-01
Prop ,salS

LN0R Publishing ts Subscription, and
IL now ready for the press. series Of
historical volumes, which when finished
will ASSURE the title Of
Universal History An,er7carised;
0r, an historical view Of
Europe, Asia, africa and america,
from the earliest reco ds to he nineteenth
century--with a particular reference to
the state Of society, literature, religion,
and form of government in the United
States of America.
BY DAVID RAMSAY. NJ. d. -.
/" Life is so >hort and time so valuable,
tina it were happy for us if all great
works we're reduced to their qniGtes-
sence." Sir William jones'
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NaleS al auCtlOn.
On Wcdnesdays and Saturdays,
WILL BE OFFERED,

WILL BE OFFERED,
At the Auction Office on Union street,
Between King and Prince
4 N extensive and general assortment
n Of seasonable Goods, Of British,
French, German, India, and Domestic
Manufacture, which will be we'll select
ID, and well worthy the attention Of
town and country merchants and others /;
IS the undersigned will be abundaotly
.upplied from the manufactors and their
friends in Boston, New York and PhiIa-
lelphia-which will give to gentlemen an
opportunity Of laying in their goods or as
,ood terms as they can be in those cities,
aking into view the difference Of Ex-
hange, etc. etc.
The particular description Of goods
will be advertised in the papers Of the
day:
Consignments strictly attended to and
LIBERAL ad ances made if desirable.
JOHN JACKSON & Go.
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wilieN brings it down to the close Of ire.
last war.
The publication commences Tth
third impression Of che Historr az the T.
States, in three volumes, vhicb is all that
has ever appeared. The whale viii 10.
be delivered under = or 90 months. II
is: proper to state, that the GEM emen
who have the direction o, il ue neither
booksellers nor printers. and receive 10
pecuniary consideration for their trouble
but are willing to make the necessary
advances to carry il into execution provi-
ded the sale is warranted by public pa
tronsge. The profits arising are to be
appropriated for the support and eduta-
ton of his children, four OF each sex !: to
them its success is matter of deep i'm
portance.
Charleston. s; C .9tril, 1917.
~ Subscriptions received at the A.
lexapdria Gazette Office.
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TO Hire,
Fam ash Making

NEErAL FAN->iSHES, of var gu
wi descriptions. will be made by the
subscriber. at his shop, lower end OF Duke
street. The want of MetaI Fan. Sas >
Mandatory i'll Alexandria, has hther'''
neen severely felt by builde's AID 9th
erS, who have been compelled to make
use of wood, which is neither elegant no
durable. The various forms into which
Inc metsl can be shaped have given it a
decided superiority, and the difference in
the price Is very t'lflng. The subscriber
has been at considerable expence in pro-
curing the necessary preparations, and
elies on public enterprise for success in
the undertaking.
Gentlemen in the country, by sending
the dimensions of their sashes, can have
them made a, the same price as II in town.
JAMES I. HOLLAND.
Februaj 10
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Alexandria, March Z.

WAS committed to the jail of this
w county, as runaway. a negro
man, who calls himself JACK EPPES,
and says ne was born free, and was rais-
ed in LouJopn county. Va. He is about
81 years Of age, feet 6 or 8 inehe. high,
stout made. had on blue jacket and
trowsers. The owner is requested to
come and prove property. pay charges,
and rake him away otherwise he viii
be disposed Of as the law direrts.
JAMES Campbell, jailer.
March Is fem
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BSGLI,h AND aE IMAM
.4LN4.VACS, for 1918,

II - VI w dNoS Jof AOAO,
TUSr pub lshed and for sale by the
!. gross, dozen or single one,
ByJOHN A STEWART,
IYho has on hand,
a large stock of writing and letter paper,
pa,teb,a IDS, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax. waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
ments, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established reli-
yiovs W ,rks Of merit. A general assert
ment of
School Books,
Among which are, he Geek and Latin
CIas les, Dilworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's. Columbian and PHI
ladelp6ia speiIisg bc"ks, Murray. Web
STEERS, Ashe's and Comiey's grammars,
Nurray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exc ,cises and Key, Am. Glass Book,
BARS Readiug Exercises, New Intro
duction to Rea.ling, New York Reader,
No. I, . and 8, SEQ is Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, Godsnith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webs'er's Selection,
American Speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
all's Fables, Blair's Grammar of Ghemis-
try, O'Neal's and WiIlet's Geography,
Dilworth's, Tutors, Jesse's & Jaudon's
Arithmetic. Juhnson's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc. etc. together with large stock OF
Law, History aud Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed libe-
raj discount. August 81
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10y boxes India china, coDs sting Of
dining sets. tea sets, cups and saHcers,
pint bowls. dining and desert plates, FIAT
and deep
6 pipes, 10 half pipes and 90 quar-
ter casks very sup. London Particular
Madeira Wine, from Gordon, Duff, In.
glis & Co.
German steel, very sup. quality, cop
per pots and tea-kettles, soap, candles,
and nails-tor sale on reasonablc terms.
CtTLETT q IRWIN.
October IL.
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Fish Barrels
Bolting Cloths.

THE subscriber has this day receiv-
l. ed, large and elegant assert.
nent of Boiling Cloths, of a superiorqua'
lily, which will be offered Cor sale at the
store Of Messrs. Butts 4 Cawood, KiRg-
street, Alex'a, where he irtesds keeping
q complete assortment IN FUTURE
Sept. 6 AMOS ALEXANDER