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dere,l them a5sistance.-T'bcir only
su stenance for ten days and ten nights
in total darkness amidst bad air. was
the i'm pure water Of the pit, and three
pieces of cat cake, which, by gropinsI
the work they found in thc|
pocket of the clothes left by seine oil
the men who escaped. The only per-
son in the same awful situation with
themselves. that the IIodgerts had
any communication with. was Alex
andc. Barr, but whose voice they had
ceased to hear. as they suppose Tor at
least two days before their de'iveranre.
From the time they heard the miners
at work, they occasionally threw
stones at the place from which the
sound proceeded, in order chat the mi
ners might know they were alive, but
the miners did not hear them. To
enter the mine is now impracticable.
owing to the bad air, and it would be
a number of weeks before tile wafer
could be drawn from the pit; the fate
|of the remaining five men was certain.
1.-THE names Of those who have not
been got out were. James Hrodie,
James Ingliss. Alexander B.rr. AL
lrxander Shaw, and John Hunter
The last Damecd was man OF SIS
years of age. Shaw was a ycuns lad
and B arr is said to havelegt large
family. At the time the accident
happened. there WAS liz the coal work
% persons and i horses. Eighteen
of the men made their escape when
they heard the rushing Of tae water,
the two i.odgerts were got out, and
the above mentioned 5 persons and
the 4 horses remained in the work.
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Laie and interesting Intelligence. from
the Spanish Main.
,EorfDi;. SepLembep 16.

captain hefr, Oh tHt BRUSH
schooner Hector. has politely favored
us with proof sheet slip rom the
office Of the Trinidad Conrani, dated
the 29th August, which contains the
following highly interesting extract
Capt. X. has also handed US file Of
the Courant to the 18th August.
Trinidad, August 20.
/" On Friday, The 2ist. anchored in
this port, about teD mi!cs to the south
ward, Adm. Briun, from Guayans.
with The following squadron under
his commando
Victoria, Capt. Cowie, flag ship.
Colambia, Capt. Hill.
Facorite. Capt. bernard.
Aad having had s"". vt, "eutra
communication with Adm. H"ryey
proceeded early nrxl morning for his
A squadron Of what they term thei,
sahtle force, composed Of gHn-boa,s
and iieccheras, with .uc men OF d..
oarkment On board, commanded by
Com. DiAz, ami Gen. Bermu.lez,
which had descended the river will,
the admiral. and debouchcd by the
Cano do Macareo, and rendezvouspsl
., Point Icacos, were ordered TO ioin
Ia the westward.
The result e. This exped ion was
received here yesterday Ivy a canoe,
and has been, that Gnira was attack
|ed at 40 O'Clock on Monday light, the
2fih inst. and carried by assault, will,
very little loss TO the assaiants. but a
very considerable one TO the Spaniards
who fought with bravery until the
fayorite having got close in 10 III.
redoubt. and opened her IRE from
a 2l FOUNDER on pivot, 10 lied will,
grape they Immediately fed into
the interior, with the greatest preci-
Ipiiation, leaving behind their arms,
ammunition, and every thing, even To
Their segars. The force aiIoat has,
also, been all taken il consists of 6
gun boats, and some vessels will
private property, chiefly cocoa, OF
which, 1t seems there is large guam
t,ly IN the town. and on the coast
fhe blockade being now raised, W.
nope to see very soon the happy eff
fects of a free navigation, by the ar
Iri'ai OF lots of cattle and mules fros
IRON Guyana and Guarapiehc.
I VI the casualties in this affair, W,
nave not seen any detail but Iii,
report states generally, that they were
very triillns on the part of the as
Isailants, but on that of the assai|e,
enormous, which, however, we may b,
permitted TO doubt.
4 I. ). Since the foregoing was pre-
pared Tor the press, we havr receive,
a cireumstantial account of the mill
tary and naval transactions which lie,
TO the surrender of Guira, by his ma
pesty's ship Scamander, Capt. Elliott
WHO was sent there on profession,
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FEDER.iL sI'ICKEI.

New Castle County.
Representatives to congress
Li,iiS H,.LANE,
IIl)MAS CLAYTON.
Senator.
Samuel Thomas.
representatives.
James Prize,
James Candy.
Ar, hibald Hamilton,
Isaac ,.ibhs,
Eiwarh Armstrong,
Jlnrs Booth. jun.
GIDEON Emory.
Sheriff.
JOIN e i,oTT.
Cor0ners.
s5aMts Hamilton,
.Abncr Aston.
LevyCourt Commissioners.
Gra'se Plat, W. c. G. IL.
WiigHte Prrtt,man, Il. L. II.
Jess Boulder, p. II.
philip Reading. ST. G. IL.
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duty by the admiral, and had an op-
of observing all that passed.
We shall present our reader with the
detail in our next; in the mean time.
we embrace this to correct an error
in our foregoing statement Of the
land forces under Gen. Bermudez.
which amounted only to 70 boys. in.
stead Of 700 men hut these young
republican heroes proved themselves
fully competent TO pei form the work"
We learn verbally from Captain
Kerr, that the intelligence received
by the Scsman,lcr, relative to the
above affair, was, in substance as
tollows:--that frigate had been des.
patched by the British Admiral, to
demand from the Spanish Command
ant at Guiria, the release Of two En-
slish vessels, improperly detained by
him. On her arrival in the Bay, Adj
miral Brion was making his lispo-
sitions for attacking the place. The
Spanish commandment refused TO give
up the two English vessels, and the
Scamandcr stood out and lay OFF the
larbor to reconnoitre the engagement
which soon commenced. Previously,
however, adm. Brion sent word 10
the cap. OF the Scamander TO give
himself no concern about the vessels,
as he would engage to deliver them to
him in the course OF The day, which
he did. During the action. the Fa-
vorite (mentioncd ia the proceeding
acconnD got becaIm cd in a situation
which left her at the complete disposal
Of the enemy, who boarded her and
massacred every one Of the crew.
Soon after this crucI act Of LarbaYity,
a breeze sprung up. and the admiral,
in the Victoria, (not the Favorite as
stated above was enabled TO take
favorable position, when he opened q
tremendous fire on The Spanish notiiia
and batteries. In little time The
fire OF the Spaniards was completely
silence.i. Those at the batteries lied
in all directions, while those in the
gun boats, were indiscr,minately put
to death by the aycnginS sword Of the
Patriots.
| Oops. x. s,ates that the universal
impression at Trinidad was, that the
Patriots would rery soon DC in undiss
turbed possession OF every inch OTTER
ritory in Venezuela. lie also rcn-'
tidns fart, by no means uninpor.ant
that in lpexchange fcommunicatang
between the British Admiral, aud
Admiral Brion, the former addressed
the latter witt, his official title OF 's.Ad-
miral and Commander in Chief, OF
The naval forces of the independent
Government Of VcneuZcia;" thus re.
cosnizing the independence OF the
power under whirh he acted.
From New Granada. the accounts arc
not less favorable TO the cause of The
Patriots.-The - Correo del Orinoco,''
after noticing the contents ofnumerous
letters from that province detailing
the success Of the Patriots, says.
Although these letters may state
exaggerati0ns, we have thought il best
to omit nothing Of their contents,
leaving our readers TO judge Of what
is really passing in New Granad". is
appears, upon the whole, that the
Hoya!ists are very hard pressed in the
South. and that thry are directing
hitherto the movements OF tber
force, abandoning the most important
points, and that they themselves
consider the evacuation Of the coun-
try as inevitable.
/" These are things of which there
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Federal Ticket.
KENT COUNTY.
Representatives to Congress

KENT COUNTY.
Representatives to Congress
THOMAS CLAYTON,
LOUIS M'LANE.
Senator.
Jacob Stout.
Representatives.
John Cummins,
Joshua q. Brinckle,
Martin w. Bstes,
Jonatt,au jenkins,
Jacob Boone,
John Mitchell,
John Booth
Levy Court Commissioners.
Johl Raymond, d. {. Fl.
Robert Register, l.. &. II.
.Eacob rurbee, Muir. III.
Robert Wilson, in lieu Of
Z. Coombe, d. G. II.
tOroners.
James Stewart,
Matthew Mat,ovc.
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FpderuL Ticket.

FOR ,USSEX COUNTY.
Relreseiti.'''f'eS 10 congress.
Louis M.Lans.
Thomas Clayton.
Senator.
EdN ava ID gle. jun.
Representatives.
Cna,ies NJ. Cui en-,
Nathan Victs's,
David Smith.
Isaiah Burton,
William Polk,
}ohn Laf'lsie,
johr ID re son.
Aery-coltrt.
Benton Harris, Is X.
William Dunning, d.
Dixon Ratria, N
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-07

Sec. 10. Ind &c a. JGrfAer esaesed, That
all iewers 10 and hem the commisssry gen
esal, which msy solsse to his Office dusies,
shall be free from postage; Provided. That
The sixsh, seventh, eighth, ninlh, Aad tenth,
sections Of this oct shall continue aud be in
force for the term Of Eve years Srsn the pss-
sing Of the same, aud thence until the cod Of
The next session ot Congress, and no longer.
April IL, lfia-App,ov
JAMES MONROE.
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DIR. RELFES
IS7 HNdTIcs PILLS.

.As trsf Of wh,cA Me f6iioIsrg interesting cpres
are submted TO public perusals
49, NJ S1EISOE. 4sts
OF Harovef. was years sillc,ed with violent
difficulty Of breathing, snd wholly incapable Of ats
tending business. scr having tried IN vain all other
medicines. was cured and his health psrisctly resi-
tored BY boxes Of shssc pills fss.t.
~. AN ELDLRLY LADY,
ner daughter and grsnd.dsuglnsr Of noston.
Guilty OF breathing, we're all Of them cured and re-.
stoi d to perfect health by boxes. @
Judge ------ Of Salem, bad been many years ses
vcreiy afflicted with vioent cough and di6icuhy
ct breathing, was cured by 2 boxes his sleep wse
restored on the second night, which had been b'sks
en- for many years.
Il Lady Of Rosfsny turned Of 60 WIS severely
afflicted with cough, pain in the aide, Vt tisnes spit.
ting Of blood. could not lie down IN her Sed for
years. could sleep but at short intcrvass WAS re-
stored to perfect heslt's on taking boxes
These Pills give ihstan; ease in I'll coughs, coidss
ssshmas. diiicui,y Of breathing, wheeling. tight
ness of the chest, strained stomach consumps'onf
pain in tho side. splitting Of blood chilllness and
shiverings, the torerunners Of malignant fevers &c
common colds are removed in few hours, the sged
will experience relief equally agreeable and instant.
snec.s . even when tises ungs are Affected CJ dsk
! for ~ Relies Asibmstic Pile" One 6sreensnjss
Z ing ~ tsus frequently efecn care 10 frsSens me
bosnon, the outside printed wrapper IL signea " W.
r. Conway Observe this you vafue heaf'h Pre-.
pared and sold Wholesale BY the sole pfoprIesors
Commoa-yssect, Boston, b BY specisl appointment "
Y SAMUEL w. vINSON, Druggsss,
No, Ilo. Tbames-ssseet, Newport,
f.e.sIi s,4i .Nss, dy t III. ~. ~
Lemsel w Briggs, Brssols Hercules whitney
j. II Mason, Providence Dyer Howes, Hfndhaus
Greene, Ntss. Lendos isssc Buil. Hartford and
mont druggists took -scIIers and postmasters thro'
ss<.I sxk~ ne hn6
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WANl't.D,

A JOUR vEYN.s.r CABINET MAKER. u
"A take charge Ola Cabinet shop--of steady hsb.
its and good workman--sconstsnt emp loyment and
good chance will be allowed him Apply 70
JAMES TOWNSEND
Corner Of Bsmstr'i Wherc
.Nspporf yMay IS. ieIS. C,fl
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Cheap !--yes, s'svy Cheap Z

to be Soda Farm lying in Columbia. in tho
state Of Conncc,icut. l6 mites from Norwich.
Landing. on the turnpike road hom Norwich. Land
ing. through lebanon, 10 Hartford containing l7Y
actts Of good land Said farm stock. aud hay, are
ings are, aprcssy good swostosy house Two basns.
and crib The situation is spicAssut 40 any from
Norwich to Hartford, ON the wstpke,seAds The
farm Is we'll wooded and watersd, md has wei Of
good water. (wiahin few ,ods of thc door, which
was never dry, Mas 6oe young orchard - any 10
the town. besides ether isuh 1hs farm ID also en-.
cellen, for ~ asng- AM pxraon wiSlinE % pur.
chase farn OF this description, had bel,cs conn
and view the same, ~ i Will undoubtedly give sat-
isfacuot The farm. stock. and hay will certainly
be sold at great bargain For further iniofms.
lion. Apply TO the asbscriher living h6 pssuiScss
.,~ eIkeERI LAMu.
Columbia. sept .. 1Sla ....E~ (6m ~.
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No, Is, rhasncs-strs'
Orr (cr sale.

s. No. IS, Thasncs-strsst, 5,
Orr fer sa!e. itls4
A general sssortmerl Of genuine =
NJ GoDDS y GR0cEkJES. . q
Al WHOLESALE snd retail
.6ts,-5oo bu,hei. LfVERPOOL,SALT
Q~r All persons indebted to the late tfm Of J. NJ.
wrAvss. 4 Co. are called upon 70 make inmedists
pzym<n 80 BrsDroKs
Nevper. Feb. IS. 1914 ~
Sfs- 100 Casks Of LINZ,
For sale by n RUGcLEs
Sept Is, isis, am ISsas Hts5.
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PararsD AND PusLIsHEpBr
fYfLLLilH SLhO.vS,
PRIETEa OF rne LAWS or rus UEfTsp srATRs.
f..' $50 .s-'s..
7srm. cfshe RepuBhcaa
Two dollars yvar--one half in ady,:cs.
Price % .ldsersrsiny.
ns toiAr and fifty cents square, ior three weeks,
and.swenty 1--we cents for each publication Alter
smaller ones in the same proportion.
CT Adverssxcn win be continued siR Jo,6idskn,
uniass the tern of continuance be speclled.
or Job Work satisfactorily exsepsed
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THE subscriber oiIers 20 sell his Farm, (callod
the Eothering -place Farin.) on Point Judith, In
South -Kaystos,s. containing about 400 acres of
most rxocIlsn, land, more than 200 Of which 10 il
Point Judih pond !, has the most exlensise shora
Of any farm adjoining the pond, and by far the
pssrch. &c Of any o,her |, will de sold vcryrcAs.
onably and the te,ms VIII be easy
CARpER HAgARn
Norwich, Coz. May 8. 1918 yHJ
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General Land Agency.

TNlIE subscriber at the request of seve-
4 raj non residents and under belief
that an agency of this kind is much wanting
in the state OF Kentucky, will undertake in
future, to give NON-RESIDENTS such
information as they may desire respecting
their lands--will also undertake 10 inyestI-
gate claims, pay taxes, sc.
He has also formed connexion with Mr..
Samuel Smith, of Kaskaskia, and will un-
derake to have transmitted and recorded
Deeds for Military Land in the Illinois Ter
ritory. and will also undertake to have en-
tered Public Lands in said Territory, and
taxes raid for non-residents.
He has also al agent at Washington City,
and will undertake to have any claims upon
government liquidated and settled.
The subscriber still continues 10 practice
LAW in the several counties Of Fayrtte,
Woodford, and Jessamine. All business
coniided TO his care. will receive the stricI-
est attention. DAN! NC. PAYNE.
Lexington, Ky. July l4lh, 1918
[October 49, got
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C.. Bennett
EIAS imported from London and Liver
L 4 pool, and offers for sale,
Superfne cloths and cassmeres, extra
imperial Saxony's and Spanish
Bombazets aud bombaZcens
Scotch plaids corded G.mities
London Swan>downs and toilanettes
Furniture caiicoeS mustard
Cheshire, double gloster, dolphin and
pine apple cheese
Flannels, milled and single
Superfne ingram carpeting, Of superior
quality and pattern.
Best Bridport shad and herring Irvine
Shoe thread and hook-binder's thread
Rose, duihl and point blankets
Irish linens sheeln'gs ard long lawns
Cambrick and .jaconeil musIins
Marseiles cuttings; a few sets stag ham
die knives and forks, with dessert and car
vers 10 match; WhitechapeI needles in
boxes sorted TO II
September dlw&ws5w
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Adam LYNN.

Opposite the Mechanics Bank,
III AS received per ship Potomac, from
IL Liverpool, and offers for sale, at very
reduced prices,
Green wire tenders shovel and tongs
Chimney hooks CLOAK pins
Curtain pins, and curtain c0rntce ends, Of
The latest fashions
Silver eyed needles reticule clasps
Fancy hearth, crumc cloth & hair brushes
Patent hair brushes; shoe thread
Patent shot belt, and powder fiasGs
Ladies work boxes 4 lortoise-sheil combs
Needle boxes with needles
Reeves water colors, in boxes kinds
Cancels hair pencils; horn combs of all
Patent, pack, pound, and box pins
Gilt, steel, morocco, and silk purses
Chinese Fue2ies
Backgammon boards and chess men
Morocco pocket books and wallets
Gold and silver lace, thread and cord
Pistols and dirks; silver thimbles
Plated saddlery and saddle trees
Plated casters, candiesiicks, &c
Ivory knives and forks, in sclts
Fine penknives. raGors and scissors
Portable razors in cases, and sportmen 5
Silver mounted spectacles KNIVES
Miiiingiea S Cast Steel Sa7co,
Warranted of superior quality
.4nd a oery erteHsipe assortment 9f
lron-mongery, common cutlery, japan
ned and brass wares.
lie has also just rcceived from Philadelphia
an assortment of
Gilt and mahogany frame pier looking
glasses and toilette glasses
Patent shot Crowley aud blistered steel
Brass Andirons. Gtd&mwitf Oct is
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Port-Tobacco Jockey Club
Races.

WILL commence on TUESDAY, the
w 9Th Of OCTOBER next The
purses 10 be raised and paid as usual. =
They will he respectable; but the precise
amount cannot be asceriained.--It is sup
posed the first days purse will be 800 dol
lars; the second, about 200; the third
days race, for a saddle, bride, and mar
iingale for saddi. horses OF The county
only. JThe fra days race, miles
and repeat; the seconl days race, miles
and repeat; the fhird days race. / mile
and repeat weights agreeable 10 the
Washington jockey CLUB races, EXCEPT the
saddle horses, aud. they may carry a tea
Their. Sept. ~ t27O
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New Books.

Jas. receivsd on consignment, and for sale
by the subscriber,
TALES Of my landlord. second series
y New tales, by Mrs Opie
Zion's Pilgrim. BY Robert Hawker, D D
Events of the French Revolution, by the
baroness de Stael O'Reiley's Greenland
Johnson's quarto dictionary, vol. |
Taylor's Arator, 4th edition
Raffle's tour on the continent
Village sermons Olive-Branch
Dwight's geography for schools. in which
Europe is divided according to the late act
of the congress of Vienna Also,
A few copies of Bible News ar Sacred
Truths relating to the Living God, his only
Son, and Holy Spirit, by Noah Worcester,
A u Octl6 ROBERT GRAY.
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Baer & Co.'S

Improved Patent Cooking Stores.
TIME improvement Of those stoves on
IL the original patent, at New York, con-
sists in the stands on which the pots and
kettles are set. The original ones are set
on wooden stools, which are liable TO upset.
The Improved ones are set OH iron stands,
which are fastened to the stoves, and are
perfectly secure.
All the appendices of the improved stoves
are of first rate workmanship, and may be
obtained at the manufacturers prices, with
great variety of new patterns Of close and
open stoves. Apply to
CHARLES SLADE,
Agent for Wm. Baer & Co.
October 10
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For Sale.

xSsN The ship THOMAS, as she arri-
'SgG1sI.sved from sea, lying at fuckers wifi.
in complete order and now ready for the
reception OF cargo. The credit will be
liberal ALSO FOR SALE,
Isle of May salt, now on board said ship;
AND IN STORE,
Barbados sugar, first quality
English sacking; do sail and oil cloths
Herring seine Irvine old Sherry wine
Nett herrings by the barrel
Hogsheads slaves and cedar posts
JAMES SANDERSON.
October 8 d3tmwftf
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More Fall Goods.
Tobacco. Segars. sc.

ENHE subscriber has just received
Il 90 kegs large twist tobacco. OF We
~ superior quality far reialing-Dunlop's
celebrated brand 25 do small do
70 boxes segars--a part of first quality
go bushels timothy seed-warr't'd fresh
ALSO,
A general assortment of Groceries as usual.
tFCountry merchants supplied on the
most accommodating terms.
ROBERT S. Blackjack.
October l2 mwflw
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Bank Notes.
1000 to $4,000 Dollars.

ROMULUS RIGGS,
AT his Exchange and Brokers Office, Bridge
street, Georgetopn,
WTlSHES 70 purchase from one to fifty
w thousand dollars of North Carolina,
South Carolina, and Georgia bank notes,
which will be taken al very small dis
count All kinds of western and other IN
current bank notes exchanged on the low
est terms-Persops travelling 10 the west
ward can at all times get the notes of these
banks at a reasonable discount.-Bills Of
exchange aud bank checks, negotiated on
any part of the United States.-Notes OF
United States bank, and all of the branches,
exchanged.
Georgetown, one door below Craw-
ford's tavern, October u.
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SALES AT ACTION.
By JOHN JACKSON E Co.


At the new Auction Rooms, corner of King
and Water streets, opposite the
Union Bank,
WiH commence the sale Of an eTtensipe as
sortnseat Of Seasoaatle Dry Goods, Just
rcceiccd-
bales cloths assorted colors and prices
rose blankets
3 linens various descriptions
5 cases domestic goods
Null null loom sprig; victory satin stripe
Satin and spider stripe musiins tapes
Scotch and French cambrics furnitures
Furniture dimities; brocade hdkts
A aud 9-B steam loom shirtings
6-I Carlisle giDshams gloves
Dark and light ground calicoes buttons
Elegant cUbarg robes; cassimers
Coatings; rat new brocade dresses
Irish sheetngs and dowlas buttons
An elegant assortment ni merino sbawls
Cashmere and silk do levantues
Florences silk ard harcelonahdkts. &c.
Conditions at sale. OctoheE2l
WILL BE ADDED TO THE SALE,
Part If the STOCK OF house declining busi-
ness, which will be sold without reserve,
consisting of
Levanlne,; cloths osnaburgs calicoes
Beaver gloves cotton hosiery dimitles
Table covers; cotton hollands ; pocket
hdkls, &c. &c.
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BOOKS.

On THURSDAY EVENING, G4 o'cl'k
Will be sold at the Auction Rooms, King
street,
A pcluable collection IF Books g. Stationary,
Consisting OF historical, theological, me-.
dcal md miscellaneous works, ofthe latest
editions. and in elegant bi:ling pencils,
paper. Dutch quilts, &c. sc. With large
assortment, of fancy goods, viz gentiemen'ss
dressing coses, fancy muif boxes, painted
ipkstauls, flower jars, &c.-A lew articles
Of Hardware and jewellery.
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Wanted immediately.

A .lfIDDLE-AGED BLACK WO.M4N.
CHE must be a good cock and understand
~ other duties of kitchen servant
Ash, smart, active YELLOW or BLACK
BOY, l2 to Is years old, TO wait in the
house. Such as are peaceable and we'll
disposed would he purchased or hired. APP
ply TO the printer. Oct i6