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THE COBBLER.
"And yields diversionto the gaping throng;
Hor. Fps.

THE COBBLER.
"And yields diversionto the gaping thFonS;
Hor Epis.
There is nothing perhaps. caught at with
more ayidily at the present day, than the
periodical publications Of super-emihent
writer, for which reason | am determined
that my own desullory numbers shall ap-
pear at ha p-hazard, or at such lines as best
suit ms own convenience and inclination
--perhaps once or twice fortnight, Or
peradyenture, the same number OF times in
the course OF whole year-wbereby the
farmer and brother mechanic will he under
no necessity Of leaving their labour, or the
ruddy faced dairy-maid quitting her milk
pail to rua weekly through these columns
IN search of me---but that is neither here
nor there.
II matters not, said ry, uncle Ned, as he
sat smoking his pipe one day by the side OF
my bench, whether we make our way
through this world, singing sol la ia, or la
Sol "a, provided--But knocking
the ashes from his pipe, as if suddenly re-
collecting himself, he hurried TO the oppo-
site side of the room, and after adjusting
his cravat and perwig. hastily walked off:
now am just as ignorant OF the proviso,
which my uncle Ned in his wisdom saw fit
10 withhold from the world, as am at the
present moment, Of the people who inhabt
the centre Of this globe; but if | were TO
finish the sentence in my own way, would
adopt some ideas from my favourite ALL.
thor. Seneca who will have il 10 be, not
the matter, but the Dirtue, that makes the
action good orW:-ior what matters II, says
be, whether the water he stopt or no, so
long as the fountain is safe ?-l care not a
fg Tor my neighbours i'll opinion of me, so
long as value myself only upon cc3sc'ence.
But 10 return TO the Provrso -there is
the rub-You must know, gentle read
er, that my uncle is one OF those kind OF
souls, who, whatever construction the
world may put upon his actions) governs
himself by virtuous and fearless principle
within; the beauty, dignity, and majesty
of which, cannot so much as be thought of,
without love and veneration-now there is
nothing supernatural in all this, for it's just
as easy to be honest as not to be so, propi-
ded---but repeat it, there's the
rub"
The LAWYER can pocket his fees with
clear conscience, provided he has earn'd
them in defence OF helpless innocence.
The merchant can count his profits with
self satisfaction, provided he values them,
mt by 7re;rIt or Numbers, but by the just
ness Of ais dealing, and the homes, integrity
with which they were accumulated, The
lover may he justified in making lair promi-
CO. provided---he intends TO full
them.
The preacher and the pollution, the
p,owman and the pedlar, may sing, each
histavourite song and Gin my humble oPin-
ion) like the earth in its progress, unimpe-
ded by clouds and winds, may each steal
his way Through the various yicissitudes, on
iife's checkered ocean, 10 his destined goal,
provided---but LET every man u az
has oan thread-and perchance the next
time | put pen to paper, it may he scith or
wi,kout a proviso,-Fermont hteligencsr.
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Mr.. BLAST.

A Porter said to gentleman that he met
in Pail mall. "Prsy, yodr Honour, eau
YOU tell me where Mr. Blast lives ?" s'Mr
Blast! Blast! did you say ?" eyes, Blast
your honour" said the porter. This odd
connection OF words, though not Intended
togiye offence, so irritated the gentleman
that he refused 10 give the porter informa.
ton.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-14
From the NeU- York Daily advertiser.
TALES OF NY LANpLORp."

From the Ne1. York Daily Advertiser.
TALES OF MY LANDLORD"
The prolific author of the Scottish novels
which have appeared within few years
past, commencing with Wayerly, and sue
ceeded by Guy Mannering, the An,iquary,
&c. has recently produced, in four volumes,
new series under the above title. We
have had opportunity to examine this work
only in cursory manner ), but still have
seen enough to say, that il will be read with
a degree of interest not inferior TO that
which has accompanied the perusal of the
other works of this accomplished writer
The subject of this tale is of a character
very unlike those OF the authors former
productions; and may perhaps be thought
by some persons not equal to them in many
particulars. But if il can be read without
strong emotions, we shall be deceived in
our expectations. The delineations OF
character. though in many respects of a
different description from his former ones,
are still exquisitely fine, and discover the
skill and intelligence Of this modern Shak-
speare OF Romance.
As sample Of the work, we select the
following account of hard-hear.ed, OPP
pressive, and araricous Laird ,on his DEATH
bed. The picture is drawn with great
force and strength Of colorng, and carries
TO the mind lesson Of high importance. II
seems kind Of episode to the principal
work, altogether unconnected with the
main story; but will, at the same time,
serve TO show, that the author, in whatever
light he appears, discovers the talents of
the accomplished master.
Dumbiedikes had been by this time
transported into the best bedroom, used
only upon occasions Of death and marriage.
and called, from the former OF these occu-
pations, the Dead room. There were in
this apartment. besides the sick person
himself, and Mr.. Novit, the son and heir of
the patient, tall, gawkey, silly looking
boy of ID or Is, and housekeeper, good
buxom figure Of woman, betwixt 40 and
80, who had kept the keys and managed
matters at Dumbiedikes since the lady's
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-14
Extract ofo letter fran, Baltimore ,Jutsd 7h
SDtcr,bsr

Extract ofa letter fran Baltimore ,Jutsa nj
September.
Large purchases OF Coffee were made
last week for New York account al 3e
cents, say 5o0,000lbs. 81. Domingo, de-
ben,ure TO be received in part payment,
and the balance in SO days, with interest,
after which a certain house, S. s. & B. pur-
chased largely at 50 cents, which they
shipped TO Smyrna. Both the above par
GELS, together with about TOO OOOlbs. may
be considered as taken out of the market,
and there does not now remain more than 8
to s00, 900 for sale, which is now very
much divided D-L-, has car
go OF COO, 900 Java, which however is not
considered to be in The market"
.anotaer caution to foreigners ariving in the
United States.
On Monday morning, Thomas Hilton. an
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21
CURES PERFORMED (!
1hongh herefQfsre considered kas, fehef By I
DIR. RELIES
BoJ4NycAf DpOpc

OF MR Shearwan. ea,penier Of Bosisn. was %
AvA months afflicted with. n etumour on ,ha
back OF his hand which capsciated him for wo,hs
after having tried every thing in vain. and suffered
AN operation his hand. and considered ;ncurable,
was cured aud restored to health BY ,sking bottles
OF these drops ~ ,3ff-3 Az. ~ n as4 us
Mr. Wright st Bosfon. was years sfFaictrd with
afeversore on one Of his legs had tried most medi-
cines without effect. was cured BY bottles
II Cad VS Sir BarriR, Of Hanopsr was cured
OF Ulcers and Bikes, some Of which had eat down To
the ribs by boules,s This child was consldfscd
IN dying slate when he began taking these dyops.
l.1H hfuns Of Besscn. was covered all over with
etop''ons, bind With both eyes. was cured BY boz
Ties. sf4 ~ As0at - t4 .ti lt =
An elderly Lady Of Boston was severely afflicted
for 10 years, wnh M srup,ieo MI her, attended
with most tsrmsn,ing i,cbings, tusnngs and blo,cb-
es. had lost thereby two toe and one finger nsiiss
was cured by bottles, she had not Icis her room
Tor months. and eonsidsredpasf al vsheff
~ Gentleman ef Lersnyson, VAS afflicted 20 years
with ulcers IN his iegs, could, obtain NO relief.
was cured by a hotties. w ..ets.Hf.-, 3. f.ti4N
"a Csssleman Of Bsstos, his vile and S children
was many years afflicted with cruptions, hsd tried
every medicine wi,host success, was cured by these
Drops @ t
- Gentleman Of Ror6sry. was so years afflicted.
with hunor on one of legs, attended with burning,
itching aud blotches, was resigned ss past relief
Tor 80 ears ccula not lie IN bed Ut tines was peg.
teelly cured by these drors
Il LAZY ef Chd''esioga was two years sfdio,ed
with white swelling on her knee joint. had tried
evesy assist lance, and consd,red pact relief, con.
traction hid formed, when on taking these Drops
and using d. Jebbs Iinmcnt in 3 weeks shc had
the tree use OF the joint, the pain ett her. and by
consinuits them has oh,aipcd perfect cure
These Drops arc radical cure for .scarvy, serost
tua. 81 An,hony's fire, ,lcprocy, pmpled faces en.
'sfged glands, sore legs ulcers even when the bono
is Affected. ,ene iai tsnts, whsh mercury has failed,
are the best spring and automnsl physic, ard may,
be given TO children with perfect safety Price 81.
or six bottSs for five dollars, bottles Tor ~ or
IL dcsen for s Si00,-0. .isk fer" DIR RelGts Deiansf
icsl DropsD--None are genuine, unless signed W.
L. Conway" Prepared and sold Wholesale by the
sole proprietor. " I! Conway, chemist, No Bum
sted PIacesBostou by his special appointment by
SAMUEL w VINSON, DrIggisf,
No. ITO, Thames-s,teet, Newport.
w y2iso, By
Lemnel w Briggs, 'ErissoiS Hercules Whitney, s.t
n Mason Prop,dssee, Dyer and ilowes. Uindiary
Greene, Nsv london Isaac - Bull, Hartford and
drug ass, book sellers and thro'
out the Uarcd SiaicA--wksss may be Lad ~! those
Jusrt v,eenssd and highly APPROVED !" Medsriuss,,s
prepared By r w. r. Conway"
Dec 3, 1917 Rps r sa, af4 n ('y) t'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21
JAMES MONROE,


PRESIDENT OF TRE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
To su and singular. 90 whons Mese presents
shall csme, greeHng
WHEREAS rea.y oi iimits, between the
Unisu ots,es Of Ane rica and the Creek ma.
.on Of indians, wss concluded and signed at
ae Geek Agency, 90 Fun liver, she twenty
second d,y ot Janua'y, IN the yest of our
Lo d one thuussnd eight bundled and sigb
zen, by a commissionet on the part OF the
I'D Unusd ) sses, and certain kings chiefs,
Hssd msn, snd warriors, OF the said nation, on
ne part and in behalf of the said nation
spich treaty IS 10 ht wo'ds following, owi: |:
4 rea,y IF amrs 6etueen hS United STATES
and ne Creek sanon Of indians snade and
\ concluded az me creek dgeney, on Flint n
vtr, ihe fwen second day Of January, m
.he year of our Lord one heIsand eigh
hundred and eighteen.
James Monroe, p evident Of the United
,.ates Of Ameri,s, by David 3. ydie MilcheIi,
1 the state Of GeorgIa, agent Of Indian at
airs for the Creek nation, and sole commis-
sroner, specially appointed for that purpose
on the cue part, snd the undersigned kings,
cniefs, head men, and wsrrioss, ofshe Creek
,a,iou, in council assembled, on behalf OF the
ssid nation, Of the other part, have entered
into tho following ARTICLES end conditions, via )
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21
JOB b. TOWNSEND,

ID EsPECTFULLy informs the public and bis
N customers, that the Csbitet- Making business
VII be carried on at his Old Stand No = Mistreet,
where is on hand furni,ur. Of All descriptions All
fzvors in his line viii be gratefully received and at
tended 20 by calling at the shop or on Jsmes Town
send, At the head Of Bannster's wharf
FOR SALE, a.l.
1900 feet Mahogany boards, 100 II DO. Cherry
Apply % above. r. Newport, hreh2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21

10 LET,

NNEor tvo convenient Rooms, suitable ior pnb'c
~ af,eex. in central situation For further insor-
rps,isn sad terms Apply Al this ofics, 'use b
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21

80 PhLNriysti, ! al kiHds, eEeersed IN
ssGvaefory s,anasr, a ti' .Swe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21
John & AARON HALL,

u EsPEGrFULLY inform The inhstsants Of Kew.
IN port anu its vicinity. that they have appointed
jon SHERMAN. of Newport, their agent to receive
and deliver all kinds OF silks. sstns. crapcs, con'
quans, shawis, sik and cotton hose. ribbons. cloths
oi ali kinds, s,uiIs. Nankins &c &c. which they VIII
venture TO say viii, be finished IN style equal, not
superior to any Dysing- House in America, and tne
,rice of coIsring reasonable and uniform. according
U size width, color, &c. May ".
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21

THOMAS ROWLAND,
ID EspECTFULLY informs his friends and ne
IN public that he Uansacts the business OF
BR ,KER, in ali its branches With fidelity ana osss
patch. Ncwport, May "a, 1915,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30

General George Washington; striking
likeness of James Monroe, esq. president
OF the United States Napoleon Bonaparte;
Commodore Isaac Hull aud lady; Conmo-
dore y illiam cambridge; Columbus, who
first discovered the continent Of America |;
Henry Christophe, formerly slave, now a
sovereign prince, under tie title of Henry
!. king OF Hayti--he married a daughter Of
the unfortunate Touissant l. Overture, who
is now queen Of Hayti-and her daughter;
a representation of lady that was drown
ed at Albany, in December 1879, crossing
the ferry, holding her beautiful twin babes,
that were saved; an American prisoner in
Algiers, represented chained and.spikeG TO
the floor, and starving 10 death with an iron
on his head Othelio and Desdanona, re-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30
80 Dollars Reward.

A BSCONDED on Saturday morning the
IA 18th inst negro George, or George
Griffin, the property Of Miss M'Call, by
trade mailer, and understands some part
ofthe blacksmith's business he is about
30 years Of are, 5 feet 6 or inches high,
stout made, very black complexion. large
eyes and mouth, with thick lips. He IS a
VERY ,artful fellow and has been in the habit
'of obtruding himselfas free man. and will
no doubt attempt to rass as such, and pro-
badly get work---has down look when
spoken Tolls clothes not recollected, ha-
wing various suits.
A reward of 10 dollars viii be given If
taken in the town or county, 90 in the coun-
!. ty of Washington or Fairfax, or the above
reward if taken 80 miles from town, with
all reasonable charges if brought home.
Masters OF vessels are cautioned against
harboring or carrying off said runaway, as
they will be dealt with according to law.
JAMES SANDERSoN.
August ~ Ii
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A Gard.

TINE copartncr;hip of Doctors Tho,,ltoa
l. q. Broun having been dissovet by
the death of the senior partner, de- survi-
vor deems il respectful 10 tue fr;enas OF
The late firm to solicit continuance OF their
patronage.
To the surgical department Of his profess
sion he has hr several years devoted consi,
derable attention, and fatters himself that
bis assicuity has enabled him 10 render The
same services to surgical patients which
they have been accustomed TO receive fem
his late partner.
Of the medical department, which, has
been almost entirely allotei to lip,seli, he
deem, il unnecessary % say more than that
he wi he happy 10 receive ihr conn anus
OF his ifients us herst,imc, and y i'll en5ta-
vor 10 justii, their conference by all the
mems IL his power. lie .ccuirues to oc-
cupy his former Gfiice ~ irt front foom u
Doctor ] horrton's late ,weling house, on
King tteet.-Iiis own .iwelang hc,.se 5
On t. asaph street, retween Prince and
Duke Streets. wfmtf Dec %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30
Notification.

NHEREAS John Thomas Ricketts,
w stated in the Franklin Bank, this
day, that ] was concerned in trade, or in
business, with Mr. Charles Tyier, with the
obvious view Of inuring my character from
the cloud that at present dwells over Mr..
Tyler, who has long been my intimate &C
uuaintance-I hereby declare the statement
wade by Mr.. Ricketts, ts be ialse.-And
further, as he tttASoresaid Ricketts, did also
state in the Fral Kiln Bank, in the presence
of the teller, ~that Charles Tyler drew a
bill on Alexander Henderson for seventy
dollars, in favor of X. 5. Blackjack. which
was refused and gffsrwards paid" ~ more
over declare that that assertion is also false,
as 20 The payment OF said draft. From
these Misrepresentation Of Mr.. Ricketts,,
(which IS using too mild term) feel for
ced, contrary 10 my habits or inclination,
to make public that the said Charles Ty-
ler's note, to certain amount, being in the
HAMS of Henderson u Pitzhugh under pro-
test, am one OF his creditors, although |
have not blabbed the circumstance about
the streets, knowing en1ugh Of mankind to
Se aware OF the truth Of one Of Rocheiou-
caul,'S maxims, that " in TIE adversely OF
our best friends we always ind something
that doth not diSpleaSe US"
The unproyoked assault Of Mr.. Ricketts,
on my pariner, Mr.. Fitzhueh, in the Frank
lin Bank, VIII be lett, il is To be presumed,
u the decision Of jury.
ALEXANDER HENDERSON.
December 20 St
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For Boston & Portland,

IN The brig SUSAN, Capt. Wood
bury will take ireigh, on reasonable
terms, aud commence loading in days.
For Boston s Portland,
saM The schr PLANET, Capt. Dyer,
'&.a superior vessel. and will be ready
to take cargo on board in few days. APP
ply to LAWRASON & FONLE.
Who hare in store for sale,
loo pieces Russia duck
ego heSvy and light Ravens do
10 white and brown sheehngs
goo diapers loo do crash
SO chests young Tyson tea, OF the Clo-
thier and Benjamin Rush's cargo
90 pipes Holland Gin, superior quality
90 French and Spanish brandy
10 puncheons windwatd island rum
pipes old Sicily Madeira wine
Pipes, half pipes, quarter, and half
quarter casks Superior Old Madeira and
Malmsey wine, from the house of Keers u
Co. led TO God
900 casks cut nails, assorted sizes, from
loo boxes mould candies, super. quality
400 brown soap
90 barrels sperm oil
~ Boston and Chelmsford Window glass,
Of all sizes
Bales Of baftas, mamoodies and flag
handkercliefs
l5o crates assorted Liverpool ware
30 barrels mackerel, in win. y ht. bbls.
30 boxes soft sheied almonds
December IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30
New Livery Stable.

YEyHE subscriber has established, on the
Il wharf, stable of horses, and he takes
this method Of acqrainting the citizens Of
Alexandria, particularly those gentlemen
residing on the wharf, that there viii be
good saddle horses and carriages always
in constant readiness for those who may
please favor him with their calls.
N. B. Horses will be taken al livery by
the day, week, or nop.h.
December17 ~ d3m
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Notice.

Office Of Marime Insurance Company
Of .4ierandrin, Dec. Is, 1918.
TSHE Stockholders are hereby notified
x that an election for fifteen Directors
will be held at this Office on Friday the 18th
day of January next, between the hours Of
10 and g o'clock. ''N
J.R. NICHOLS, Scc'ry.
The transfer book will be closed from 2
o'clock on scnday the ii,a, It'll after the
election. Dec Us
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30
I, egroes for Hire.

.. = a
WISH to life the following slaves for
IL the ensuing year:
Jacob, young man
RtubeG, 90
Mu,ty, ao somewhat acc custom
John, alloy, 9yesrs Old le,, TO the house
hli<s, 10 years old, accustomed 10 tine
"a mnitred, l5yedrs old lhouse
Fanny, 10 years oil.
Is, he dDoye arr nov in town.
M ALSO,
Mig more, which are expected up as soon
as the navigation is open
william, young man
SnCrnL do
GIHhn do
Hiram, lad about Is years old,
James, no do ~ no co
Edsar, 10 Go Is DO DO %
Sylia, young woman. o
SuCkey, 90 do
Suckey, 10 90 ki5years old
The ABOVE negroes will be hired for the
ensuins year, co.hmencing nom the LIST ia
huary, On application TO
ROBERT CONWAY.
December 2S st
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presentation from Shakcspeare's tragedy,
exhibiting Olbeloin the act of numbering
his wife Desdamona Jane Shore; Boston
Beauty, and Ju1 the musician Lo7d Has
tings and Alicia a highly Interesting group,
representing Blue Beard Turkish basl,aw
in the act OF attempting the murder OF his
wife. and Selim her brother running 10 her
relief, also Irene sister 10 Blue Bearf'' wife
in teais-tbis is one Il the most splendid
groups ever exhibited ii the United States;
Charlotte Temple. " ith bar chill: scrip
ture group, representing King Saul and the
witch of Ehdor raising Samuel the prophet
from the tomb Indian Chief Black Streak
in the act OF scalping q son of Mr.. Ker-
shen, merchant OF St. Mays, in the state
of Georvio. attNts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30
Valuable Property for Sale,
soa i;i;!; lIi1 etsn:

ON SATURDAY. The 10th day OF Janu-
~ airy next, the lbl,owing valuable pro-
perty sill he Offered Il pubic sale;
|. A two-siory brick tenemeiif and lot
Of ground, ON the son,i side OF King slreet,
AZ feet TO the west Of Henry front
on king-sireet % feet, depth 100 feet.
e. A vacant iot on the west side OF Fay
ette-strect, beginning at poin, equidis,ant
from King snf, Cameron streets; thence
north on fayette-s,reet IS feet Z inches;
thence west paraiiel 10 King-st 10 Payne
street; thence Spuih on PsyDe-stieei rs
leet7 inches thence to The beginning.
5. A large two-story brick wsiehpuse, at
the intersection of the north line of King
street with the east side OF Fayet,e,
in front on king-street 43 feet inches, on
Fayette-street loo feet TO ten feet alley
now occupied by James English,
a.. A lot on the east side Of Fayette-st.
! 10 feet to the north of king.st. in front on
Payette.street q feet 5 inches in depth
1873 feet s inches. ~ 4
s. Two lots of ground, formerly part OF
the estate Of the late r. Conway, dis,in-
guished in the survey made for his execu-
tors by Nos. 20 and q No. 90 situated on
The north side of Montgomery street, and
on the west side of Columbus street, con-
tanning one acre and 7-8ths No q al the
intersection Of the south side of Mohtgo-
merry street with the west side If Coum-
bus-street, containing 5-l6th Of an acre.
rThe sale will commence at The En-
change Coffee House, at llo'clock A. NJ.
As each piece of property shall be struck
of, the payment will be required and ii
not made, the property will be Immediate
ly resold, and the bid Of the person so fail
ing to make payment will not afterwards
be received.
By order of the trustees.
P. G. MARSTELLER. Auct.
December IA mwftlSJ
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For Charleston, Savannah, OF
NeW-Orleans.

~SSsN The fast-sailing sloop CYNTHIA,
,SA$4ssone year old, having large accom-
nodations for passengers (say e5) in the
cabin, carrie. 400 barrels under deck. She
viii be dispatched to eitherof the above
places as soon as freight or passengers shall
oaer: freight can be taken tomorrow. APP
ply TO E. CORNING,
Dec 80 Vowell's wharf.
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For Sale or Freight t,

sNS The schur. POLLY s. SALLY,
!sssass. burthen SIS tons or quo bis, nearly
new, tullt in the Chesapeake OF the best ma
teria's; very ias, sailer, and can be ready
Tor a cargo in few days, ard requires but
small expense to fit her for auy voyage.
Apply TO IANltASON & FOWLE.
December 81
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Western Money.

A FEW thousand dollars OF Kentucky,
IA. Ohio, and Pennsylvania bank notes
for sale at liberal discount, well worth The
attention of drorers and others. Apply at
my Exchange Banking House and Brokers
Office, Bridge-strect, Georgetown.
December 10 ROMULUS RIGGS.