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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
Negroes ior Sale.

Negroes for Sale.
WILL he sold Tor cash 25th Of February iffar
ifnoi. the next tair day, tivnIy Floods iavtin
III Bnekinehan county, or 10 iiheiy NEGROES eonsis
ting oi hen, boys, sc. GEORGE NJ. NEST,
Executor Of Robert West, deceased.
King william, February 5. s5-tds
t3.iiifitar9 and Generai Agency.
T1NHE subscriber will attend settling any unsettled
IL Military Claims that may be entrusted TO his care
soldiers Patents for Military Bounty Land will he OBJ
tanned upon Memorable discharges Where the discharge
OF land variant lost Illegally Withheld, the soldier
must appear IN person. aud MIKE affidavit, agieeaba
to The forms required BY the Var Department.
Z. BROWN.
fepfn'fy D. ....ST-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
5sYs. W arreN & YOYtOn
Stop the 'Yhief!

OtOS WIZ n hlel
nifty DOLLARS RBtyAHD.-siolen out Of my stable
on tue night II the 9Th inst. SORREL MARE rath.
or inclined to be roam, with blaze in her face of
tolera6le size running down 10 point hind leg
white and has her left shoulder OF about two
inches IN length, each way of half diamond. The a.
Dove mare about five feet high between niue ten
years old works well rather bitches IN pace and will
have colt abon the middle Of April she is in We.
ry good order.
will give reward of ten dollars, if taken w in the
county of Chesterfield il taken up DOT OF fIe county
reward OF twenty dollars, with all reasonable expenses
for her safe delivery to me- Manchester and in Ell
Their case i will give thirty dollars for the thief.
JOHN CODES.
JanUaryI5. 7sU
NTOrICE.--An persons wno HaVe Claims against the
eSats OF David Ross deed. requested TO pre-.
seHt them, properly authenticated at my ONCE, IN the
City oFtcbmond, tat provision may be made for their
payment.
II is NY wisk to avoid unnecessary litigation there
fore request that suits may not he ordered without pre-
vOus interview With me.
THOMAS r. BOULDIN,
Acting E1'Or. Of DaUid Ross, dec'd
NaY 30. If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-30
CENEEAL JACKSON.

The taking Of Pensacola BY the army
under the command OF this distinguished
officer, as it seems TO contradict The po.
siliye assurances OF the executive 10 con-
eress, has excited no fit.le astonishment,
and has given birth to eOnieetures, surui-
ses, and aDticipstiOns without number.
If, indeed, the statements we have re-
ceiyed be correct, it is almost impossible
to give satisfactory explanation Of the
course which either the government or
General Jackson hes thought It Pr'per TO
pursue. Admitting the Spanish ivrti6.
cation to have been taken, as is said
By storm. it 10 step Of 80 strong and
decided character, that we cansot.
with the most partial inelinatiOns, recon.
Gle it to the peIicJ heretofore protested
BY the Cabinet /; and We are driven to
believe either that General Jackson has
exceeded the limit Of his orders, or that
the enlightened statesmen who now re.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-30
Nep- FORK, June Is.
INTERESTING TRIAL.

The great cause which has been pen.
ding for some time, Of Trumboll, against
Gib5on his father-in.law, for s!snder'ng
his own daughter, was brought TO a close
Yesterday afternoon. Messrs. Emmett
and Griffin took The lead is,!aror OF the
defendant, and Messrs. Hoffman and Og.
den for the prosecutor. Great legsl tai
emf was displayed On both sides II was
proved that the ,ather had done great IL
Justice and injury TO his daughter ; snd
from his immense income, 1870, 000) it
was calculated that the damages uOu.d
be tima,ed at from so to Si0o,G00.-
The jury, however, who had view Of
the whole ground, after mature dellbera-
ton, brought in verdict Of Sl5,Coo tor
the prosecutor. We understand tbs
interesting trial is u be published, which
will, OF course, be much mofe satisfactC.
~ than ha,ty newspaper paragraph
Its novelty and enorn;ty, promise abrr-
dant remunerst on TO tie stencgrapber.
1t may be information 10 many OF OR
readers, to state. that Gibbon was many
years lawyer Of reputed eniinence in
the state o! Gecrsia--that he is possessed
Of an orergrown fortune, aud now re-
sides at Elzsbethtowp, New-Jersey.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-30

To applaud iasorte pseashef' ~
voice as well as gesture. was frequently
practised at an early period oi the chi's-
tan church. yIelLASTIus, though at
forwards backs,ider and hereto, could
NOT suppress the rapturcs ne felt on hear
ipc St. Jerome ; he Ie,ped suddenly IRON
his seat, ard app;auded both with hrs
hands and feet, exclaiming at the same
time with loud voice, excellent father!
holy man! orthodox divine"' 1t is also
related on good authority that when St
Chrysostom delivered his sermons, the
congregation (requentlyUaVed their hsnL-
keschieIs and has, and at certain time,
cried aloud, "thou art preacher sent
from God-the thirteenth apostle Of
Christine glory and honor Of the priest
hood!' Gregory Nlzianzen 'nce boast
ed that his words moved the people as
the waves of The sea are raised by the
wind.
The correct taste Of the present age
has bani.hed this indecent custom from
regular churches: if clapping were al.
lowed, it would be unfair to forbid his
sing: aud thus the temple Of the Almigh-
ty, would be converted into a playhouse,
or a bear.garden.
The cushion humping propensity OF
bishop Burnet often excited the prOfane
merriment of king Charles H.: he told
him on one occasion, as he descended
from preaching at the royal chapel, Z" if
my doubts we're not moved By the force
Of your arguments, my lord. should be
instantly sileneed by the weight of your
fist" The king had been iritated by
the honest censures Of Burnet, who
thought il his duty, as a christian bishop,
to expostu'ate with Charles on his abaG.
doned conduct -" the only means OF
e,t,icating yourself from the troubles
which surround you," said Burnet, "is
to remove the giddy and guilty creatures
that futter about your court; nothing
has so much tended to ALLEVIATE the affec.
tions Of your subjects, after the great
loyalty and deiiverances you have expe-
riepced, as the scandalous reports of your
life and conversation, which il you per
sist in, divine vengeance wilt pursue you
in this world and the next"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-30
Saraannk, June 90.
LATEST rpoM TINE SOUTH.


By the following extract Of letter it
would appear, that Pensacola taken, gen.
eral Jackson intends to pay visit to St
Augustine, end that the troops at Amelia
had received orders to cooperate with
him in the red1c lien Of that place. We
should not be surprised to learn that tire
SotiIla on the southern station have been
commanded to intercept all cOmnuuica-
lion between the capital Of East-Florida.
and other ports under the dominion Of
Spain. Every. man in Georgia is acqrain.
ted with the salutary effects which mast
follow tn. possession OF the Florida, b.
the United States. Illustration were IN
necessary.
Fsrrandina, 18th June, 1918.
"The fnspec.or.geueraL major Davis,
arrived here frsm the army on the 18th,
inspected the army on the l4,h, and set
out the same day for Darien. He in
forms Us, that Gen. Jackson summoned
the fort at Pensacola to surrender on the
Goth May, was refused, and was making
preparations to attack on the sist; and
that he intends taking 81. Augustine i'm
mediately after. The troops here are Or
dered to be in readiness for that pur.
pose" SAT-. Republican.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-30
Bosoz.Jaas II.
fRoM SPAIN.


BY the arrival at quarantine yesterday
Of the brig Hunter, Al days from Liaisga'
we learn that the American seanen IN
prison at Malaga had had tier tf'a!' bu'
the Judge had not ra.sed sentence. IL
was supposed they would mt be hung
hu, be sent for few years &c the sPani.h
posse ssions on The cosst Of Barbary. NO
proof mad been produced Of h'ciF having
sailed from New-York in Tie big lhom-
as. They were treated by the consul as
distressed American seMnen, and had
every thing allowed them necessary to
their comfort. by orders from our govern
meBt.
Markets at Malaga. Flour, 80; white
corn, J; ,ice :; fish, 5. An additional
export duty Of IS cts. per box on RaI'ins
was soon to take place.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-30
From a LONDON paper.

"roa THE NIGHT coMETH."
The sun beneath the western main
With majesty reares,
His beams no longer warm the plain,
Or sild the lofty spires.
The clouds that skirt the western sky,
In glowing gold are drest,
Whose light reflected from on high,
Flames on the oceans breast.
the works of man arc laid aside.
The flocks torsake the plains.
Night spreads her empire far and wide
A solemn silence reisns.
Happy is he whose work is done. -
Whose days not pass'd 10 vain
lie calmly views the setting sun
Forsake the verdant plain.
Not thus the msn who iGly spends
The blissful hours Of morn.
Him pain or deep remorse attends,
lie meets the night forlsrn.
-Attepd-let net the morning speed
In idleness away;
One morn alone to mans decreed,
His lite is but day.
The night Of death at'engih will come,
Haste then, thy work complete,
The hour that lays thee in The tbmb,
That thou in peace may'st meet.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-30
RARITY IN MINERALoGY.

An aggregate substance was found in
the diamond mines in Brazil, containing
or enreloping diamonds, gold, irsu, &c.
One specimen broke from this mass has
been sent, By permission Of the court to
Mr.. Nave OF the strand it contains two
chrystaIllzed dismondsand perhaps more.
This aay lead to solution of the cues
tion--W What is the natural matlix Of the
diamond
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-30
Fayetteville. June IS.
miSEPAL SPRING

A spring has lately been discovered in
Bladen county, distant sbnu' IS miles be-
low Fayetteville, ant IS above Whining
ton, near the stage road communicating
between the above places, whose waters
have effected some surprising cures OF
the consumption, dyscntery, crtaneous
and rhesma,ick disorders. Many per-
sons from this piece who have visited it
lately, have received almost incredible
benefit from the use of the waters-ln-
deed the speedy restoration OF SEINE who
have been lsboring under chroniek discr.
ders ard a general debility Of the system
which could be ascribed to no local at
lection has been unprecedented. They
have not as yet been snaly zed, hut from
observation and taste, they appear to be
Of the class Of ChaIybcate Waiers-Ifu-
sed in the greatest profusion they do not
cause an oppression or weight upon the
stomach. AS d tonick their efficacy in
the dysentery has been wonderfully at,
tested, while their operation upon costiTe
habits has had equally as happy ten
deucy in relieving through the lower ex-
cveteries Of The body. We understand
it is held in contemplation to have them
analized. From the daily Increasing &C
counts OF the extraordinary efficacy of
these waters, we trust their discovery
will prove a great teaeft to the afflicted
Of the human family.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-30
CURIO.
NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES.

The live oak timber from Florida des-
tined for the frames of the new lire Of
battle ships, we are happy to hear, is dali
ly arriving at the several naval dePots.
II is intimated in the newspapers that
two rs will be built at Philadelphia,
enc at Washington, one at Norfolk, one
at New. York. one at Boston and one at
Portsmouth, In The course Of another
year therefore the navy Of the United
States, viii show free, which viii pro
tect our trade anil shipping from any fer
eign depredatiors. or which will be snlfi-
Gent to punish chose WHO may be ineii-
ned to violate our rights. The constant
employment of our vessels BY govern.
mcnt upon foreign expeditions, vii! have
the most beneficial tendency, in educa.
ting young officers, and in employing a
great number Of sesmen, without which
the force Of Strips is merely nominal pow
er. philadelphia Register.
More probably "a and frigate.
Several Of these ships are much al
vanced in the building, at Norfolk, Wash
inofon. New.YOk. a'c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-30

Dr.. Jsssmeyer, professor Of chemistry
in Vienna, has made the discovery Of a
means to extract from Goals, two hitherto
unknown acids, resin, 4 re,inous gum,
& other elements, which he has employed
with surprising success, tethe purpose Of
dying WOO. silk, hair, and linen, and has
produced from them red, black, yellow,
and raiiou, shades Of brown and grey.
Count Won Chorinsky, President Of the
Aulic Chamber. and many ether enlight
ened judges Of these matters we're res
ent at these experiments, aud testified
their entire appreciation Of this useful dis.
cOyery.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-30

Universal Lansaags.-0ne of the mcs'
importsat inventions ever submitted to
the judgment Of mankind, is che late dis
eorery Of Universal Language, or the
means of conveying new ideas BY few
cs-t,in, simple, distinct and easily form
ed symbols, ineligible 10 the whole spe-
eies. whstcver Their lasgsage, in the same
nsnrer a musical noes express the
same thing universally to natives Of Tia.
", Rrssia, England and Hindostan.' A
society has been instituted 10 Germany,
where The subject originated, to mature q
piap Of this nature.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-30

COn,entment-A good person once %
served to an ancient Greek Philosopher
that it was a great happiness TO haze
iciiat We desire. The sage replied But
It is msch greater bspPiness to desirs no
thing but what we have"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-30
- y O ~ @ - q - o 80
CULTURE OF roTAToE!

Make deep burrows, and place al the
bottom Of them short straw, or straw
chopped on purpose (fern or refuse hay
answer the same end,) to the depth of a.
boat 4 inches, then place the potatoe sets
on this straw, and cover them with earth.
The result il, under all circumstances, a
considerable increase in the quality and
a great improvement in the crop; but in
wet soils or seasons, which, il is known,
usually produce watery, unssbstantial.
and ill-flavored pstatoes, this method is
the onls one bv which q valuable crop can
be INSURED: for the straw affords most
kindly bed tor them, and bv acting as a
kidd Of drain, prevents them from rot.
ting, and conduces much to their sound
and prolific condition. And that in the
event Of dry season, no i'll effects need
be apprehended, is str;kingly illustrated
BY kind cfaccidental experiment. which
was communicated to me. as observed BY
a gentleman of Intelligence and yeracity.
A potatoe had BY chance been thrown
upon heap Of short grass, the nowings
of lawn it there rssetated and spread
through eatportion of the heap, which
was nearly in the condition Of hay, and
has produced throughout potatoes to a
very unusual amount, though itoply com
manieated with the earth BY some long de.
tached fibres: this seems to Trove salts.
factorily. that if there be moist earth in
the vicinity from which nourishment may
be extracted, the circumstance Of the po-
tatOes themselves beingin very dry bed,
is productive Of none but the most bene.
fetal consequences. 1London Courier,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-25

United States shall be. and hs 10 hereby su-
thorissd 10 dirses 20 much Of the public
lands lying In such district. % shall have been
surveyed according 10 Law, to be veei cd for
sais, with the same reservations aod excep-
tiens, and on the ssae terms and conditions
10 every respect, - vas provided for tho sale
Of the public lands In The territory Of Louis
ians, BY the ,en,h section Of 40 act, entitled
I" Ao sct providing fos the 6nsl adju,tmeOt
Of claims 70 lApds, and for the sale al The pub.
lic lands in the territories Of Orleans and
Louisisns, and to repeal the act passed Tor
the .'ams purposo. and approved February
sixtseih, one Thousand eight huodrsd and
eleven" except that tho rvgister end receiv-
or Of public moniss alone may be compe,ent
10 sapesin,end the public ssios sod ,hs, in.
stesd OF one township for the support OF o
seminary Of learning, there shall be Two town
ships lsca,ed Tor toe purpose BY the Secrc-
,ary Of The Treasury, aad reserved from sale !:
PROVIDED, That one Of ssid ,ownships shali
be located on the waters of the Missouri, aud
the, Other on the waters Of the Arkansas.
February ~. +sie-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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WILLIAM II. lsATHBONE,

WILLIAM II. ltATHBONE,
Has jus, receiusd and fer Sale az his 1ioihe
nsa'ieot, Shin chandte,y and Cfee''y Sforf.
&gn ef s4e Quadrant,
Ao ~ b-7ahMss.sgsrgS.
THE Strangers Guide to the City
Il Of Ncw-Yorks embeliishr.I with plan Of tie
Ca,, aud enyravings Of Public Buildings, &c--.diso.
Bowdi,chs Practical Navigator. Oh edition. Bun,s
Arcri an fo.st Pilot Nautical Ainanscks Tor ial8
ssnd 1919 Gu ,draats, double snd single obse,yhr
ton Os:, ard Night TELESCOPES, SPY Glasses {
binnacse. banging and survyor's ConpAr sra I, hous
hslfhupS and lcx casscs GSnssrs NC slGs aesf d.
vidsrs cases OF AAthemsticaI tns.rsncn' Sc =
rnAns Jouinals Ing Paper, shipping As,icscs. Man.
isests, aud other uianks and Staiona, with y
complete Assortusent Of Sea Cha,,s ard l,hD.s.
t, .4kSO, ~
4 general .fsssorfme,a Of &hih Chand and
Croceries
or Captains Of vessels and others. are informed,
that he intends keeping regular supply oi Ms,hc-
~ i'icai and ,u,cnl Instruments, Navigation Books
AND Char,s--wih every article useful tor Masters
Of Vessels and Seamcn, T Jan IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-25

Gy0crrlcy-- ~Ood ana t-Hinber.
ERE.BORN & IllUKSTON,
NFrER for sale, at their store and whsrf, on the
~ Point, iu Washington slfeet--s general sssort.
na;ns Ut Groscries, Wood, and Lambcs--among
xiiica arc tbe following:
- 10 Lhds Molssses,
10 bbls prnae Beef,
10 casks new Rice,
81 bbIs C,dcr.s
~ boxes Hartford Sosa.
10 do. Candles,
bbls Currsnt Wine,
- do. cherry Rum.
Likewisc--s 50 600 mcrchantab Boards, Of sn.
perior quality, 100000 Vermont Shingles, Of the
hrst. second ssd third quality 90, 900 Eastern do
Rrst and ascond qualify, 1000 ciapbesrds-snd
many othss goois, to numerous 70 men.ion--slI
which wiIl be sold togsther, or at res A low -
h any part oe this town, NAV "a.
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IRON, FLOUR, sc.
HENRY MOORE,

IAhs.~ ~ 4$ANS>(Attss
40. s., -AissxEy sQyAas, dGs lusf yseeiped
) ~. <1r sutr.
go RIB sssoriSd lfon. Or un cxcsi,ent'
qaalny, and veil eslculsssd fol every Kind
~ OF n,nsnfaclure \.
\ 100 bi,fs. Howard street Baltimore su-
pertht Flonr, selected for FANNY use
80 whole and halt boxes No. !, Choco.
5 late;
10 bags Cocoa Shells
/ lOu0wt. Cheese
An assortment of Grindstones ; and a
GuApiy Of Chalk;
Ei.SO,
Z general assortment o.
Groceries, Crockery, Iron Ware, Gut
.lep, Nails, Dry Goods. &c. &c.
Cpns,sp'ty ON hsnd--aII OF which will be sold
q, tas rhespust ts,e, for cssh, % Spprevcd
r,edit j. IL
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withs vaiely ofother articles too numerous to
par,cutar,rs--An Of which will be sold ~ cheap
as can be purchased IN this town.
0J ship and family stores put up--and parties Of
pleasure supplied Jan l. 1873
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-25
NOW FOR CHEAP COODS!,
Whi. JAMES TIl4LEY,

ff if. No. lSA, xh001<s SrecS.
Wfn ofaen, sais day, gesrref assorfmeHs q
if 0o0ds--whicA ne sDiH seu lowe , -
"a a.Gs Anoso WHICH Aas e.sss as. a
4RoADCL0THS and CSasimcress iadies' Petico
~ Cloths. very cheap Dufis. Plains, serges .Ker-
scys. aud B:snketsi supsr6us Flsnnels, BombasiAs.
aud Bombasets itaiisn, CANTON. and msmlArin
crzpess 5vestiuSs kosrino irimmings; Shswls q
isndkerchieisi super super meme blsck silk Hose
An ssso y mt of Long Lawns, from so 10 - ctssA
yard, Canabrics. Lincns. LAcn CHmbrcs iiusn sRd
cotton Diapers fur tablecioths; India. Engnsh ana
American Shsetings and Shirtings, Chez liibbonss
Combs brushes busters Bhtsoas fancy vcst do.
Gotsous and Threads, I case usls a quantity al
hre ItuYs, very low--and great number OF Other
articles. 90 numerous TO tnention--si OF which VIII
he sold low for CASH
On Aand--as bills. TAR. which will be sold on e.
vorabe terms. tN ~ ~s Ian. ~.
INDIA COYYONS. CRASH. &C..
+. w. LAW1ON,
Has fhis dag ehened rae 6esf ,.fssorsmtns ~
INDIA COTTLNS,
THAT Le has offered in several yesrs, Of vari-
eas widths and qualities. ftom 20 10 20 censs,
Per yard.
.1LSO-s0o yards bieiched and brown CRASH
300do hcms-spwa Linen Diapss - pieces Russ,s do.
~ TsosE whc w,sh 80 hsve Cot using
done in BosroNsor Wool Csrdsd by the Enter
erSss tfAssvasssrsas Csmpany-bo,h Of which will
be done n the very b~s, manner, will piease to be
pariiculat to esee th, ,ir Articles or m Ale Nfsb
St0ad. Ne csrssv Sore On VasAsnrssm- -sgvsvs an6
1Hamss ssrcss, sn sAs Hbpse sf Dr. CAss
Newpor Nov. 26. 1917 tD3lA
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Portsmouth, Jan. %. 16l0 3S
Portsmouth Woolen Mann/acyoyy.

Portsmouth Wooles ManHfacf0ry.
THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub
Gc, that he continues to Card inio rolls, shs cps
Wool. Of all grades Also, to color and finish WOOL
en- Cloths in very superior manner. and TO coiour
garmeny ripped or whole 20 colour Ysrn for GOV.
esless, carpets, &c. Of various eoosS and shades
He continues 10 Manufacture Piaiss, Sa;,pocta.
Cassimeres, Coa,ings. PIanneis. &c on very mod.
crate terms.
Having the best of maebins-y and experiepccd
workmsn, IN every branch. Caters himself be shsia
in future b abb 20 do ~, any part Of the sbovp
business. In satisfsctosy manner
SAMUEL CLARKE.
NJ ..cnhul. (Elnndnrs MI. Nov ~. ~
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ROBINS, JOURNAL.

Tur received, and for sale, st this once. few
y opses Of tie above work. Priees 70 subscribers,
Si, 70 noa. subsesi,ers 60 b1areh =
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Pny LheGp LIWEAS
f.. w. LAWTON, L

II AS few Pieces (35 yards IL picce) OF "a
shrtiag LINENS, Of a hsnusome qsAity, winch
he will sell for Ten DoLLAws Iiccc, being lcss
thse 2e cents per yard, for CASH only.
Newport, Feb. IL. IT.