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The account lately Published in a Chilicothe
paper, Of the death OF Colonel Daniel Boone,
Is, we have good authority to say, frabficas
ton. Col. Boone was alive in August
Hen. Rep.
DIED.--At Quincy, Massachusetts, Mrs.
ABIGAIL ADAHs, the amidble consOft OF PGesi-
dent Adams, aged ~.
COMMUNICATED.
DIED In Prince Edward county, at the
residence OF bis mother, on Friday the 30th
of October, EDWARD ID. DILLON-aged
about 20 years. Nearly year before, having
qualified himself by liberal course Of study
at HamPden sidney College, he commenced
the study Of medicine aud il is confidently
believed, that had be lived, he would have be-
come an ornament 90 that profession. - THE
whole conduct Of this promising youth was
truly exemplary. As son, brother, and a
friend, he was a bright aud shining example.
His department was uniformly manly aud gen.
tlemaDly. And what distinguished him in an
eminent degree, was hs habitual practice of
morality aud virtue. 10 which lie has bcfa rare
ly If ever surpsssed.-H years indeed we're
few, but he lised long enoHsh 10 secure TO him
self the respect sud esteem Of all who knew
him, and 10 prepare Tor happy immortality
Though young he I'D not, ike tie larger
part OF mhnkiud. neglect The rreat interests
OF ssernsty, but hs Nas diLscvl 10 making MSS
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reason from analogy in the one case TO
the other, we might be led to suppose ii
was not. The classification has been ac-
cordingly, aud may moi analogy extend
throughout in regard 10 colours?
Salem LEICESTER.
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Calling and election sure.-And having lived
the hfe. he no doubt died the death, and will
inherit the reward of the faithful christiau.-
Lanented youth accept this last token OF
respect from onewho was thy sincere friend,
ahd who viii not soon IOryet thy yiriues
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FROM HALIFAX.


BosToN, October 80. We last evening re.
teived Of Mr.. Jack, of the Exchange Coffee
House. Halifax papers OF the 10th inst. with
English dates to the 5ih Sept.
a. The last account, from Aix-ia Chapeile
the ministers from the different powers were
assembling al that place.
II Is said The Pope has Indicated a DISPOSE
tinu to support his most Catholic Majesty III
his present exigencies, with pecuniary aid.
The following extract ola letter, written ny
the President OF the Institute Of France to the
President of the Lyccum at New York, sheds
such light upon the cpterprize under Major
Long, that we publish il for the honor of sci.
ence and our country. IN. Y. Col.
lyon are one of the men, who honor Ameri-
ca most by yOnr information and talents. How
happily are the citizens of the United States
situated, for the cultivation of the natural aud
physical scie ces how many different china es
are embraced by the immense territory OF Your
great republic, from the regions beyond Your
northern lakes, quite to the Gnf o! NJ exec! no W
many discoveries will be the consequence of
the investigation, tile description and The COM
parison OF so many animals, plants, minerals
and fossils ! an acquaintance with your cont.
nent, aud The enumeration of lis productions,
will contIibnie 10 the solution of many pro.
biems. What illumination will il reflect on
Europe for the light it has received from he + :
You have great share, Sir, In this new glory
which awaits your country; which glory is the
Blore secure, inasmuch as tile eXeriionS neceS-
sary TO establish il are necessarily connected
with the advancement of culture, the progress
of population, and the operation of that system
OF public economy, which arises from the hap
pines and liberahty of your political orsaniza.
ton.
have waited long time, for full informa.
tien on the subject of the ophidien animal the
sea serpent OF h;assachusetts) which the naiu
ralists~ of New England have seen OH the
ocean, and the account of which occupies
great space in our Journals
To Professor MITCHELL, sc.
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tanned, the same be communicated To the
Secretary the treasury of the United
States in confident hope, that congress
will afford reasonable aid in accomplish
ing an object ofsuch great public advsn-
tage.
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CANAL TO THE ROANOKE.

The following preamble and resolution
were adopted hy the common hall of Pc
iersburg in July last. The committee
appointed 10 superiniciid this subject, have
not been inai,entive TO their duty but
we cannot learn with certainty how far il
is probable they will succeed in accom-
plishing the views Of the hall. We hope
the subject will not he allowed TO sleep.
Whereas great advantages will result 10
The inhabitants residing in the counties
bordering on the rivers Dan and Siaun-
ton, as well as to the local Interest of Pc
tersburg, that the waters Of The Roanoke
should be connected with APPROXIMATION ri
ver-and that by late investigation, the
route of the Little Roanoke and Buffalo
rivers seem The most practicable, and TO
be Accomplished ~ a moderate eApence !:
and To avoid conflicting interests, i, is he
iieved the best mode To accomplish tie
desired object. will be by an extension OF
the Upper Appomattox Company =
HesOfped. therefore, that committee he
appointed to correspond will the super
intendant Of said company, and in con-
junction will, him 10 take all necessary
M assures preparatory to AN application
TO the Legislature at the next session for
all act of assembly 10 effect that desirable
purpose. Peters. Rep.
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NADER ROOT.

The British ship Crisis, arrived at this
port on Thursday evening, from New Cas-
tie. England. has OH board 1873 bundles
and bales Madden Root, shipped from
this port in May last. not having been
permitted 10 land The same in England.
[PkiH. paper.
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PLATrsBuRGH,O c. 1.-THE AstronO-
mers employed by The American and Eng
lish governments 10 ascertain The 45ih de-
gree of latitude, have been al Rouse's
Point, on lake Champlain, for "a number
of DAYS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-06

At d Court Martial held in Massachusetts,
Major General Burbank has been lOuud guilty,
amongst other charges, of having broken tke
seal OF IA letter, and Id Wing read the same" He
has been removed from Office, aud disqualified
froin holding any military Office under the
Commonwealth for tIco gears.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-06

PETITION will be pTesented to the next Legislature
IN praying fof the passage Of law regulating pro.
bbng The carrying away Of oysters from the creeks OF
the shore particular Of the year and for gene
raj protection against the deprsdations Of oysternen
November 6. 5a..st
PETITION will he presented 20 the LEGISLATURE
~ praying for an alteration Of the teTs Of several Of
the superior courts Of law Tor the 4 Circuit and iOf ad-
ditiOnal terms, IL necessary. Nov. q. 53..st
ITECHANtoSVlLLE TURNPIKE COMPANY.--At =
lFl meeting of the directors Of the said company the
9Th Of November. 1878
Resolved, that the Shareholders in this company be
respectively the treasurer before The tenth day
of December nest.
Resolved that the shares Of an delinquens IN this
company shall he sold At the Fagie Hotel Tie city
Richmond. on the 18th day of December neyt. a. The
hour Of ~ O'Clock. Testc, y. SHEPPARD. Cls.
November q. SJ..ti1J
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NORFOLK, Oct. 3l.-'The Thomas Te-
naui, Capt. Carraway, arrived here on Sa-
turday, touched al ST. Eus,alia and ST.
Martins, and saw at the halter place Two
fine looking ships anchored on lie coast,
ana no person on board Of either.-Their
Yards were some OF them up, and some of
Them settled upon tie cap; and The sails
and rigging flying in every direction
Capt. G. was Informed at ST. Martins,
tliai sand SHIPS had been taken and rcta-
ken by Patriots three different times, aud
that fiGaiiy their crews fell to piundering
each other. and then abandoned their YES
Seis III the situation IN which Capt. &.
saw them.-Capt C.. also understood
that an Anerican brig, laden with malIo-
gany and cotton, had been sunk III sight
OF 81. Martins about the Isl Of October.
Reading Room Books.
November 2.-Thc ship Aldebaran, Capt
Barden, III 90 days from London, arrived
Just as our paper was going IN press. She
brings papers 10 the 7ih Sept. We have
only time 10 say the latest dates do not
contanany intelligence of moment. The
Queen of England's disorder was fast APP
proximaling TO a crisis, and her disson-
ton was momenily expected. No alter
aiioD IN The prices of grain and -four.
Herald.
MELANCEOLY CASUALTY.
Yesterday morning, about half past
o'clock, as The schr. Pb9nix, Capt.
Lynch, from Petersburg, bound to New
York, was coming up into The harbour,
and when little below Fort Norfolk, tie
sou OF the Captain, fine promising boy
oi IL years OF age, who was playing upon
the deck, pitched overheard, aud before
The boat could beiowered down, tie YES
sci passed over him, and he sunk.-A
sloop which was little asferD Of Tie Pho
NIX, put out her boat with AN intention
to save bin, but when she bad got within
two ortirec rods Of him, he went down 10
rise no more. Beacon.
TURNPIKE TO THE ROANOKE.
In few days the citizens of Petersburg
aud the intervening section of country
between this place and Roanoke, will be
called Upon TO sign d petition 10 be pre-
senied 10 the ensuing legislature of Vir-
gIna, praying the passage of an act for
the purpose of incorporating company
10 construct d turnpike road from Peters
burg 10 some convenient point OF the ROa-
hoke. We call upon The gentlemen APP
pointed Ia superintend this business, 10
De active III tie discharge Of their duty.
In less than five weeks, the legislature
VIII bc ConVcHed--we have, therefore, no
time 80 lose.
The following is COPY Of tie resolu-
ton OF The commou-hall Of Petersburg OH
Tie sui jeCt of tie proposed turnpike :
Ncs0iecd, That application be made 10
'he next legislature o. Virginia, for an
act OF incorporation 10 make = turnpike
road TO the Roanoke, keeping as near rs
may be The present route of the mail
Stage rosd-sUd that wheG the act is OBJ.
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SsfOP HE RUNAWAY. Runaway fIonl lie sub.
HJscraer, about SIX weeks ago. negro named
CHAPMAN, abort ~ years Of dark brown complex
ion middle size, eyes somewhat large, thick lips He
has acquaIatuces in Richmond Mr.. Frerl,orn c.
Clenshaw's-B sister al Dir. John Iandy's in Powbaan.
Has mother lives Ia the coGnty Of Charlotte where aBa
He has this year been tunnirs the riyer in one OF INV
batIeans reward Of $40 will paid for securing hia,
IN ANY III tins state so that get him agsn aud lnfor
mation tbeTeofOrwatded Ia neor will give $50 re-
ward aken ont OF the STATE reasonable travelling
e%pehsf paid upvn bs delivery Ill Caitrrs,ilIe
h&sfets OF vessels are warned not ai!ufd him tile
means OF cunTesance C The stae aor to employ him
in any manner. AsBuRY CREN SHAW
CariersviIir, Nov. q. 5g wav.
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The Ontario, it nOic APPEARS is bonnd TO ilie
Columbia and, DIS we formerly stated, is ac-
conpauied by the most friendly wishes ofGreat
Britain SO lar from throwing any obstacle i'm
The way of our settlement il is said that Can't
iicby, of the British slOop Of war Blossom
- goes TO renounce all claim TO the settlement
M the name Of The British Government. so
much Tor . wars and rtmourS of ,rarS"
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Yesterday, the different ministers orreIiSion
in this city, opened their churches, and offered
their 1hanksgivings TO Almighty God, for the
fruits Of The earth, and the manifold bies-
snug which it has pleased him TO shower upon
our happy country.
Ia some Of our sister states, their Governors
tdke ap6n themselves by public Proclamations
10 appoint solemn daySof Prayer and Thanks
giving. Our Governor confines himself more
strictly TO the pale of his duty. lie never
dreams of an official interference with the af-
fairs of the Church.
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The London Courier is Of opinion, thar we
have not dOGe enough To propitiate Spain, be-
cause We have not punished Gen. JachS0n Bnt
Tie FIRST act of this sort was due from SPAIN
Say that our officer was i'll fai.lt-was not hers
FIRST ~ fault Dad not the Spanish governors
violate the Ith article of her treaty; thus in
duce on officer To occupy her posts ?Before
spain calls upon us 10 Try Jackson, let her show
us the example by trying her own officer. Let
her do equity, before she calls for it.
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SnsGRE0 GyaRberry isisou Of .Joia Gr0R5erry
decd. Jo@@s Hastings, az riahf Drills W,e GG-c mo
gas Efi=a Gya"teryy, one q me heirs % tse J0h
CTa3Ge@ry, decd. 9Rd 2dni'T. taC Scig JohEs
Gt'0HbtrTy, deco. EZi=a HoStiHgS JHiiG hra,,berry
i0gHStd Gramberry, jaTg beTy f0y0iise t;3uH
oeF'g ara FeHfy t'r0NJefJg, cjt't0TeH heirs sf
re SAD J0hn Gr0a6sTyy, 9ec'l. JOhN Cor. a,id Jas
IreSdc"t, directors md Company Qftke BeNE of
InaiMd, creditors OF tie said JOha GTdPberyD, d,c
dNd Thomas Uitliomson, trustee for ne Baf u Yir
Is'eia.Lts
Ihe detsHdantS JsndS Hastings and Eki=d h., 5ci(r
not hdCins entered their appearance ad gi,sn Secn
ray according 10 tie act q assembly ana tie rules
o. thS c0rt, and appearing by SatiJnct0Ty eVi-
@eHce nat the not Mh0bis04fs ot this country
is ordered that the said defendants appear here
oH me TENN ddyCt the mat term and the tiH
Of me PtaiRttNSj and that copy Of this order Le
JoTthrHh inserted ia some HenSpaJey pVgiShea in
tie city NJ RcAuOnd, for fUO HiORtiS ssccess,0,kY,
and posted dtthe jONt door q ne caJit0 the sud
Ckg. 4 cepy. Ies!e, ". ~ RENfSG, e. e.
NOVf'HOer y. 53..usW
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'EWENiY DOLLARS REWARD DeseIIrd rofu iae
subscriber. on the 18th Augustlas George Haaes
an ndented apprentice TO The hating business about
or IL years OF age Law, aud has very besdbe
Can make to:sTaby good WOOL hat coarse fur hat
vii! give the above reward any person will de.
llHe the SAID apprentice te me. in Euchng ham caGnty
Val iotewarn all PERSONS from aIborng protecting
or employ ing said apprentice. JOHN NOVEL
Il.
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&lRGiNIA--At rnies holden the oisrk's Office Of
v lie superior court OF caanceTy FOR the RcbInchd
District, the i3th DAY OF OctOheI, ISIS
re HHfn%I ASSH'duSe S2cieiy aseiRa Fire on
5.'!atsgs Of tie 6ats 2fPi,gRia. Plaintiffs
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y! tGRo"S Al AUCTION ..On Ut""ss2Gy the !sfh
v N0rGM5sr II Is o'c"ck " ~ he soi al s,,c"i, ,t
cash, la front oi our olce, se, negroes va oe man
one wornai iour Bols ana three giiIs.
ALSO-Iwo valuable men, ore OF them coeuer-snc
toui young female u servants
Nov. q. 1t HlRtN SiSTON r. an.,,,s
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a PEtlIiONw Willie presented 10 the yrst is-,---,7
- o. Nng'Ma, 10 obtain an act TO- the freedom Of il
s,Nes o. we iate capt 1sd Bacon nsuFics comfy
"poh CONDITION OTHER beinr removed ons Of he In
% 'Lis e"mno"Nsal'h Noy ss.nsW
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4 COMMISSION notwithstanding srDscii.,tIs have
X connected louselyc seti'r yF ne prrpuss of
'rausActng c.umissg;n bus.pcss ~ hgrtsh Virginia
aud a Tie SovS Landing NSrth CdroniA. (GieatFas OF
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'b'EN DOLLARS REWARD. .Si.aNe ed or stolen from
The subscriber, a BRIGHT BY MARE, shout fnrr
years Sii eet Ioor ~ inches nigh has s.a star on
her ioi ,icaG and white b,nd will give 10
for her delivery to in the upper end OF Charles City
county. OF for information which viii enabie me to
mud her. Fps RIO - SMIrU
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-05
Boots, Shoes and Pumps,
Orders for Boots and Shoes.
Notice.

A T a court continued and held for Fair
N fax county, the 18th day Of November
1915, HughViolett, administrator of Thomp-
son Violet, deceased, having been duly
summoned TO attend court this day, TO give
counter security to indemnify Coleman
Lewis, Price Skinner, and Lachian M In
losh, his securities for bis administration a.
foresaid; and being solemnly called, and
falling to appear, and having failed to set
tie his account as the administrators afore-
said-On motion of..he said ColemanLew-
is, Prince Skinner, and Lachlan M'Intosb,
II is ordered, that The administration grant
ed the said Hugh Violet on the estate Of
the said decedent be revoked End that the
sheriff Of this county do take into his pos
session all the estate Of thesaia Thompson
Violet, deceased, not heretofore admins
tered by the said Hugh Violet as the ad-
ministrator. Aforesaid, and administer the
same according TO law.
Copied from The minutes.
Dec Teste, WIN. MoSS,C &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-05
Notice.

THE public are respectfully informed
L that the business heretofore carried on
by the subscriber, will in future be con-
Quoted by himself and son, w. II. Miller,
under the firm OF Mordecai Miller 4 Son.
:, MORDECAl MILLER.
nj. Miller y Son
uAvE imported in the ship, Young
IL Hero, from Bremen, 1870 packages
Of German goods, consisting Of
Burlaps Of various qualities and prices
Hempen ticklenburg.
Best quality do; white rolls
-, A few cases ,Bielfeld shirting linen,
(greatly superior 10 the Irish
Sail cloth looking glasses [pints
Wine and porter bottles quarts and
Liquor cases coffee mills
Crucibles, &c &c.
They have also for sale, Spanish hides,
tanners oil, iron, steel, navy and pilot
bread, crackers, plaster ground & in stone,
spu;l cotton, and variety Of other articles
0E The highest price given for wheat,
rye, corn and faxseed.
October 60 taf2n
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-05
To Ship-Owners.

MASTERS OF VESSELS e. OTHERS.
vSNHE subscriber (late from England ma
j. thematical instrument maker, offers
his services to clean and repair all sorts Of
Ships Compassss, Quadrant,, &rtants, re.
in The best manner, at his house on Prince
street, between Pitt and ST. Asaph streets.
Oct DANIEL MUNRO.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-05
Salt, Rum, Sc.

salt, Rum, &c.
A5O SACKS Liverpool ground alum salt
T"o $500 bushels do do do do
100 sacks do fine do do
so puncheons Sd pr. fine favored West
India um sugars
80 hhds 1st and Cd quality muscovado
500 bags prime green coffee
500 reams wrapping paper
600 lbs Spanish tlotant and Bengal Indigo
pipes pure Holland gin
90 quarter casks sweet Malaga wine
40 casks London refined salt petre
4 hhls North Carolina honey
COO lbs do beeswax
Gunpowder, imperial, young hyson and
Tyson teas old Jamaica spirits and cognac
brandy; old port and Madeira wine
Ground and race ginger; pepper; alum
Pimepto; nutmegs cloves copperas
Best -four for family use--with general
assortment of GROCERIES-aIl of which
are offered for sale OH moderate terms, by
BRYAN HAMPSON s. Co.
September 8 3m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-05
Tailoring.
Private Tuition.

TIME subscriber has procured a young
4 gentleman "a graduate of Yale col
legel to conduct private school in ms ia
mily, andwould be willing to receive three
or four hoarders for the next year. The in-
stractor is eminentIy qualified to teach all
the different branches both oil classical
and mathematical education.
THOMAS TURNER.
Fauquier county, Viz. Nov 80
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-05
For Sale.

A FEW cask. Of Me.srs Murdoch, Yuille,
"A Wardrop g. Co.'s London particular
Madeira also few bids. & quarter casks
OF their London msrket-an excellent din
ner wine. Both are warranted pure as i'm
ported. WILLIAM HQDGSON..
November "a wfmtlE
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-05
b. P. G. MaRsTELLER.

By P. G. .M4RSTELLER.
On TUESDAY, al 10 A. Nj.
At The auction store, corner of Prince and
Water Streets, will be sold,
Super6ne and fine broadcloihs
do =. do cassimeres
Corduroys and velvels
Negro cottons
Kerseys
Cambria, leno and book nuslins
Figured crayats
Bombazettcs
Grapes
Irish linens
Shirling cottons
Plaid silks ,,:..
Cotton and woollen Hosiery
Kid, buckskin and beaver gloves
Sewing silks, cations and threads. ..
Gill, plated, silk, horn and bone but
ons Sac ALSO,
Holland Gin zee 49,.
10 crates queensware
100 gin eases :,
GO boxes mould candles
Furniture, &c.
ALSO,
I case cutlery, and
10 cases gold, silver and composition
watches .......,
P. G. MAESTELEER, Auct
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John III. Runnels,

E. &. agent for
WTILLIAM TRUE, corner of King &
w Fairfax streets, informs his friends
and the public, that from the liberal encou-
ragement he has received from the ladies
and gentlemen Of this town and vicinity,
as well as from strangers who occasionally
resort hither, lie intends enlarging his bust.
ness, and has taken pains to procure the
very best of STOCK, also good workmen.
lie can assure the pubic that all orders for
Boots and Shoes,
Of every description, will be punctuaIIy ex-
ecuted, and the work done in style not
exceeded by any other factory in the dis
trict. lie has constantly on hand, ready
made, a very extensive assortment Of
Boots, Shoes and Pumps,
for ladies and gentlemen, and misses, boys
and children, made in the most approved
style, Of the best materials, and by superior
workmen. Those in want of the above ar
ticles can be fitted as well as though they
bad their measure taken, and the work war
ranteG good. :.
Orders for Boots and Shoes,
will be Immediately attended to, and such
varieties sent as invariably TO suit the pur-
chasers. ,0TConstantly on hand, a very
general assortment of Northern Boots and
Shoes, wholesale and retail, at low prices
November Is du
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-05
John Jackson s. Co.

OFFER FOR SALE,
~ 100 kegs 8's, los, 1s's, s. ID. twist
tobaceo-just received per schnr Dolphin,
from Richmond, superior quality and war
ranted
90 barrel. Albany ale, very fine
10 bales cloths, cassimeres, Hannels,
burlaps, drab cloths, sc. &c.-per sloop
Mechanic, from New York.
IN STORE, =
Rum, gin, brandy, wines, almonds, FL
berts, wrapping paper, &c. &c.-on terms
to meet the views OF purchasers, il is pre-
sumed, as they will be made very accom-
modatine. Dec. 4.