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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-21
LINES.

absut 22 years of age, his tore teeth wide
apart, and cannot speak very quick-had
on Virginia cloth clothes and carried off
shaggy great coat, he has father named Pc
ter Hall, who lives with the widow Morgan,
at Oak Hill, Fauquier Co. and his grandta-
ther, old Frederick Hall, is supposed to be
living at Mr.. Terrett's near Alexandra, and
it is likely he may be lurking about there. -
| will give the above reward for apprehend-
ing and securing said fellow so that get him
again, aud reasonable charges if brought
home. }. n. w AStilNG lON..
Masters of vessels and others are fore
warned against harboring or carrying off
said fellow tf June IA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-21
Flour Business.

THE subscribers respectfully, INFORM
Il their friends and the public that they
have entered into co-partnership IN Tue
-four and grocery business, under the hrm OF
GIBSON 4. LUPTOW. Their warehouse
is at the upper end of King street, where
they intend buying and will receive flour o on
storage. On hand, large quantity OF rlais-
ter, salt, &c. ISAAC GlBSO n;
NATHAN LUPON
We intend keeping constant supply soi
the best family -four.
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For Sic.

YVyHE HOUSE and LOT in which used
Il to reside in the town of Al.xan ira, con-
tanning an acre of ground, on Westinghouse.
being one Of the most agreeable situations lor
a genteel family in that town. For terms
and view Of the property, apply to James
L. JNcKeanG, esq. who is fully authorized
to treat for and dispose of the same, ant VIII
explain any facts respecting It which may, be
required. JOHN flofh'No
Hill and Dale, April 90.
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RP Notice.

NIFFlCULTlES arising from the na,v,,
- ot,he following work, Ii publsher ~.
been compelled to remove to PhiIadeIpL;,
tor the better execution of his plan. ILs
editorial department has iIcoE Gquencc IA,
len Into other hands. Mr. AIL,.s's pre.,r-
engagement rendering it impossible TO super.
intend it in another city. The friends and
relations Of The different signers TO the pecIs
ration Of Independence are therefore reouc, .
ed to direct their favors 10 The publisher. II,
AS, Market-street, PhiIadelphia.
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Printers have been Looking a., a,r, n ~
press their unqualified appro' ,atlon otit "a
Your Press is better mao e than nns a.,
nave rom nu'tl'e" nanni''''"ry. Its, in
Ia az eNce''eh' machine as powerful a,
me colHm''an' ana 10 be Preferred ior it.
lightncss and simplicity.
d. T. G. BRUCE.
Mr.. A. Ramsge. If ,ecenb,r r.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-21
HOUSES, LANDS, sc.
To Let,

Two houses, near the Toll Gate,
West End-one convenient Two
Hsss story house, and in complete order.
Esi Any additional Improvement. 10 lne
w,y of a shop, sc. will be made to aecomo ,.
modate tenant, who wants an advantage9as
Establishment. Also two small comfortable Tl
houses agreeably situated in town. hese
houses will be rented low to good 1enSn'S'
d. A. HOLLBROOK.
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10 Rent,

That large and commodious brick
warehouse, lately occupied by Geo.
8Is.E Kincaid; also, the frame dwelling
8 house, and store adjoining. The a,
hove property is wellstuated for the -four and !
Srocery business, will be rented low to good
fknants, and possession given Immediately;
;nlv Z JAMES SANDERSON.
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For Sale,

So That three story brick house, s'tu-
HH ate1 on the south side OF HrInG M
III now in the occupancy OF MI WIN.
49, Rudd; perfect Title will be gwen,
and the terms of payment made convenient.
Applyto JOHN H. Laop y 20
SentanhAr II
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Toilet,

: - ON moderate terms, three story.
AT2M brick House, in central part OF
Msssl the town. well calculated tor Pri-
MEsl vate family, or genteet boarding
house. Possession given on or before tne ISL
of December next. Inquire OF the frinter.
iune 90 utl
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To Rent,

A commodious three story brick
AT dwelling house on Washington,str't
ss..I lately occupied by Mr.. inc, Jackson
~ ALSO,
A small frame house, on Fairfax-street, he
tween King and Prince streets. In my alb
ssnce, application nay be made to i Vet Oh
iuIv 3 d3ttuthstf JOHN LLOYD.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-21
For Sale or Rent,

The unexpired lease of the Spring
EHA Garden, with all the Improvements rs
nt.sl now attached thereto; as wen as
lsslthe crop in the ground; the whole
being in high state OF cultivation. &C
En,uiIe of the printer nov 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-21
For Sale or Rent,

A commodious 9 story brick dwell
CTR ling house upon a half acre lot, cor
wnss ner Of Fairfax aud Jefferson Streets
49, For terms apply to ,,,rc,,r
septemher "a ou
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70 Rent,

g., A neat and convenient two story
KEA brick house with stable and Pump
Sssss of excellent soft water, situate lower
E.lend of Water-sireet. Enquire OF
-'--'' WILLIAM YEATES.
september go mwllI
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PROPOSALS
BY JOSEPH NJ. SANDERsON,
For Publishing BY Subscription,
A Biography Of the signers
OF fHE
Declaration Of Independence.

Accompanied with Plates.
TO which will be annexed a History of The
Proceedings Of Congress, during the passage
OF the Law, and the Declaration itself. with
the fac simle Engravings of the Signatures
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400 Dollars Reward.

Dan away from the subscriber living in
IL King Georges county Va. On Monday
the 22nd March, yellow man named
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Screw and Ruthven
PRINTING PRESSES.

The former, in it's present improved STATE,
with iron beds, sc. he has obtained patent
for. The estimation in which this press IS
held, is perhaps best shewn by the demand
for it-nearly 600 being IN use of his make !;
and every exertion shall still be made TO
render it a, complete as possible
0TAIl other articles in his line, as usual.
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TO PRINTERS.

ADAM R.lJNAGE
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the trade, thai
Ia he continues to manufacture the
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Dear Sir-I have for lone time past been
threatening to write TO You, To let you know
bow well | am pleased with the Ruthren
Press, improved and made by you but a
variety Of circumstances have prevented it.
have had il in constant operation three
months during which time nearly all the
printers Of this city, and a number of our
most ingeniou. mechanics. have called 10 ex-
anime it. They have pronounced it as com
plcte in every respect, as any machinery
they have ever seen.
The following is tie idea | have of it.
No Printing Press has ever been construct
ed, on which more or better work Can be
Zone in given time.
The exeflonof working il is no more than
healthy exercise for boy of 10 years of age.
Il have boy OF that age 10 work on mine. J
1t is well made, the different parts admira-
bly, proportioned and not more liable than
other presses to get out of repair.
ain, yours respectfully,
Mr.. A. Ramage.
Ne1- York, april 25, 1918.
Sir-The Ruthven Press arrived safe, and
is in successful operation. Many of our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-27
THEY MY nm At THIS LIFE.

lBf Y. MoORE-l
Ihey NAV rail at this hfe--fioi the bour beyanit
I've found Il a life full OF Kindness aud bliss:
Ano until they can slew sonte happier uIsuSt
More social and bright, IN content me with inis
As long as the wsrid ats such eloquent eyes
As hefore me this moment chr aptured / see.
Iey may say what they ain cf their orl,s IN the SHE.
B"t tins earth Is the planet tor you, love- and me
In Mefenr>'s STAR where each moment can hiring them
New sunshine and Wit froiK the fountain on h,sh
1no Tue amphs uas have livelier poets TO sing them
ineyve none, even there, more enamoJ ID than l.
anu as tong as this harp can be wakeHedfto love
An' MAJ rye its vine Inspiration Shalt he
ibey may talk as they will Of their Edrns above
su' this earth 10 the planet for you, love- aud me-
In that star Of the vest by whose shadow spIendor
AT twilight So often we've roamed through The dew
Iuere gre n'aidens perhaps, have bosons az len
ahl look, IN their iwigbis as lovely as You fder
But though they were bright than the green
oi mat isle iheJ iahabit in the heaven. blue sea;
as never these fair young celsstials have seen
"nS-tns EARN Is the piauet for you, love- and me-
AS Tor those chilly orbs on the verge Of creation
Where sunshine and smiles must I've equal raie.
Diu nel ana supply OF cold hearts for that station
hea'sn knows we have pisnty OH earth we could
spare.
on mink what world we should have of II here
49, u Tie haters Of peace, of affection and pire
we're 70 ny up TO Sat1rn's cold couifvrtes, subere
hho ieave earth TO snch spirits rs yon love and m.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-27
AMERICAN cry.
FhHShtOrNN OLE Eh1.
Ifrom D"rby Tour from the CITY Of New
York to Detroit. 1857

u rom A'"Tbl tOur rom tile CITY OF New
York to Detroit 1873"
TIVE PREFACE
wrapped myself in my cloak, and Law
down under laurel, on the bank of the En-
rotd-. The night was 20 pure aud so serene,
aud The milky way reflected by the current Of
the river, that yDu might soc 10 read by H. +
fell asleep with my eyes fiNed ueon lie hea.
yens, having the beaHtifu cOnsteilation {
Iedas swan exactly over my head. l stil
recollect Tie pleasure which formerly receiy.
Ell from thas repOsing in the woods OF Ameri
ca, and especially from awakening in the
middeef The gtElt listened 10. the Whist
lint OF the Wind through the Wilderness the
bra yDg Ct the does aud stass the roar OF the
@"iaoi ca'nfaet "llile the embers OF my half
eNiiI2 ulshrd hre gIo~ed between the foliage
OF the trees. 1 Iuted even iJ hear the voiee Of
the ifoquois, "hen he shouted in The rGccsses
Gi hts forest. and wifPn, IN the brilliant star.
light. aiaid the silence 0fnatarc. We sesued TO
's ProeiaiIn'Dg his mnbouUdc5 libcay. All
tais may atiSld delight at twenty because
t"tn ale suii;ceS, ~ a manner for Itself, aud
ih''e a. "a eyris youth a certain festlessness
80 IrqWttudt, which necessarily encourage
~ ereaiiOn OF cmmoras ii,si sibi soalaia fncaaf
- ~ "'stnIei as, Tue ssa.d eGDiisots q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-27

u VI. RRADY--.ygddifr and Harness IoEer res d,
A(s peciuy informs his friends aud the guAIe that
he mas commenced the SaddluE aud Harness Making
bnsines, IN all us various branches B tie house itey
occupied ny Z. Redfod. next door TO the Union Hotel
where he has general assOTttneh.sf SADDLES BUt.
DLkS, aud HARNESS. on hand-and is sill Increasing
ms assortment be also hopes that country uetcsts
VIII give him CALI well - these who want for then
own USE Tie na,ters himself from his attention sno
experience IN the business 10 merit share Of tie pBno
pauoiage and lie can assure ihes thai his wafk ia
made ~ as GOOD materials any IN the city ans il e.
ccuita ~ Use best manner. feb. ~. gi..wf
.TOLtN nom the subscrtS-t's stable ahnnt Two ana
, half miles helow the Nouhie Bridges. ia IuneU.
pnr2 county. on tie nght 81 he 22d March q i@ssf
;hesnW snrfel HORSE (ncsed) ave wears old isv
ghle snn,s nron lns bead.t reward Of IwENff
'OLbhH> icf sad ucrsr and evidence 20 cogyict ife
sci, AVID IN frff,ys irT Tire horse oai'
A,Iil ". fG2..8 nE,gV .lT.E.
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lGazette.

communicated tOT TIE BdttH0re Ffd. Gazette.
MANILA, NOV. IL, 1918.
Having been appointed by our government,
consul at this place, aud having concluded to
transact commission business, take the liberty
To communicate to you such information re-
speeding the trade of this pott as NAV be Sc r.
viceable 10 you, should you think proper TO
engage IN 1t. The increasing produce Of Ma
nii',, particularly III the article sugar offers
III my opinion better prospect for speculation
~ ms article Than IN any port ~ India. The
quality Is not believe exceeded by any manu-
featured this side the Cape of Good Hope, and
Tor ensuing years may safely he calculated in
being had al 8 the picUl Of l42 lbs. English,
at the highest. Nine American ships have
taken entire cargoes during the last g months ;
and the average price has been 81 since my
residence here that price has 0nctualed
between 81 andGi, aud Des exceeded 81.
Besides The vast increase in the article of
sugar, we shall be able IN three years lowing
to late regulation OF this gOvernmeDD 10
export ifom15 to so 600 picus Of coffee, which
u called by good judges superior To that ex-
ported from Tie Island of Java.
Tile indigo OF Manila is likewise improv-
Ing the manufacturers appear 10 be aware of
tie bad character ths article sustaiuS ~ Eu-
rope and America, and they seem determined
IL possible, To re-eSjablish It's old character
by paying ~ ni0re attention than they
lave done OF late years. The export Of the
cDttuD Of this island is likewise rapidly i'm
creasing, aud when well kpOwn in Europe
will have no doubt be considered eanaI 10
Tie Sea Island.
Another consideration peculiar to this is
land Is, that doubioOnS are always current at
10 dollars, and the duties Of import very lri-
fling
From long residence at This place, aud
from an babiiual acquaintance with the mode
OF trade, ia addition " NY being the ouly
American established mere, trust my claims
10 the patronage OF my cOuDtryIncn are not
exceeded by tbpse Of any resident here aud
should my friends think proper TO allow lhOs,
claims, have only to offer Them my best en-
erii0Ds for ihelf Interest. | reMain respect
fully, your pSst OhcdteUt servant,
ANDRiW STEUART
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Valuable ffrope,ty5 for Sale.

'@t''N'"'c n OF'oTtVJU'
t'HE SUBSCRIBER proposes TO sell the TRACT Il
Il lying IN the county of Buckingham, on which
ne resides, two miles from New Canton and James
river, aud ia the neshberhood
mills containing about 900 acres, which 400 are IN
WOODS he general character of which good tobacco
land while the open produces COED crop. of grain
and white clover. This land is intersected by creek
which mas on lis borders 90 very fertile
iiat greuhd The improvep extensive and var-
GUS calculated for the accommodation of large family
and the secnremeu Of large crops. This property viii
he sold privately for which third OF the purchase
money will be required the delivery of
ana the remainder in Two equal annual, payments.
land Of which will produce fine tobacco The improve
mens are ioerable dwelling house. Other houses and
good orchards. SMITH PANE
March 90 ,dsr,f
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lIhOPERTY FOR SALE.-The subscriber u isbes 10
4 dispose OF his property lying IN the county Of
Powhatan on the waters OF Fighting This tract
OF LAND contains 5O4 acres-one laird OF which IS
heavily tiinbered. and prime tobacco land. what is
cleared is geHeray fresh and in improved state Of
cultivation II is situated II miles from Richmond
from the courthouse, aud II from Apponatiox river-
rms farm possesses numerous advantages TO one vino
"lsnes To hoid LANDED property The hands stock
of every kind would be sold with the land prsvided
the terms could be agreed Oh. GEO. MARKHAM.
April 2. y0T IRts
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april 10.

I noCk STOCK FOR SALE.-From so TO 100 Stares
- ia the Richmond Dock, may be bought on
terms more advantageous TO the purchaser than in all
PROBABILITY they can ever be bought again. consider
ane amount would Ne taken in good pine plank and
scantng, suitabs for buildings aud the proportion to
DE paid IN moHey, will, II required, be divided into
suHoiy light payments the whole whereof. may be
waning IN less than eighteen months. There cannot
be doubt but this stock will he highly poitable and
purchaser Of the shares offered will most likely
draw an interest from them In very time tire
DOCK Is last advancing to its completion. Apply to
April2. lo7..tf IOuN PoSuER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-27

- A'nuat Sale Of Pemitsntia,y Goods. "a
'I>hE annual safe sfPENrrENriaRY GOODS, adver
us~d to lake place th: 2ist instant, H. posi-.
PoNED anti Tuesday, the 5;h If Nay.
h. IA. RICE, Agent for Sales.
April AZ. ma IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-27

"A LII persons who have claims against The estate OF
JOSEPH CALICO, dec. are desired to make
them known to us without delaythat found correct
they may be speedily those indebted To-
the estate are solicited 10 pay what they owe with as
tte delay as conveniently be- as are DESTROYS Of
paying the legacies OF our testator as
tiously as possible. JOHN kiCHARD,
PETER J. CHEVALLiE,
Executors of Joseph C0Hego ,dec.
August %. g, m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-27

LFOR RENT oh JEASE--1he new bTicI feng,psp, al
v The supscfi'iefs, on BOihGgbropk street intended
'of a TAVERN, together with extensive staies and
muse detached for the residence Of the tenant Tbete
arc brty tooius ~ the main Dudng with a nrepIaee
IN each The Ordinary main will convenient, accom-,
MEDIATE sixty persons a, one isbie The pfnpert, viii
Ne ready foi tiie reception cf tenant by the drst ~
June next, a. iarihes,...,S ppls To
Potcrsbvig, BmH 8. iCs,.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-27

Jslemah Bnrfows, and Patrick Coulis Dejsndo1fg
aeehusnt Jeremiah Burrows, NOT having en,ered
' appeaahce ana gwen security according to the ACT
OF Assembly and the rules OF this count and i, sa,
ing ny satisfactory evidence that he is inabi-
tant OF his county ir Is ORDERED, That Abe saic &c.
iehoahi 90 appear here the tenth cay Of the
Term ahd answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that
copy oihis oIdeJ be forthwith Inserted ia some news
pap.r puoIsheo 10 the city OF Richmond, for iwO
months successfully posted at the front door of
s"p.'v w, :" he salu city. a copy, TesIe,
hPIH". lOO .WSW WM. ". RENlNG. @. e
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Catskill, 18th April, 1919.

ne legislature OF Illinois have passed Law
regulating the rate OF iutrrest at six per cent
authorizing the contracting parties however
10 agree specially upon any greater or less rate
OF interest, aud such agreement is made good
aud valid.
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ANEcDo1E OF BoNApAKrE

<tA>t~SbS L VT DttNA Ala E.
A new periodical work, published i'm Edin.
burgh, gives the foil owing incident =" ona.
parte accompanied Mr.. West the great paint.
err 10 view the marbles in the Louvre
Poisting to the bust OF Hannibal, lie said he
was the greatest man or all antiquity; then
turning hriskly TO Mr. West, he added, and
General w ashIhgton is the greatest OF the
nvderDs."
Cheap legislation seems to be rapidly coming
into vogue in the state OF New York. The
following advertisement from one OF their
late papers is one OF several similar appeals
lately made TO the people.
10 the free and Independent electors of the
county Of Greene:-Peimit me TO Claim your
attention, while | offer you few reasons Tor
proposing my self as a candidate for member of
Assembly. In the first place. then, my name
is Jerry Biake-by trade 1 ann "COPPER" am
out OF stock, aud have no money 10 buy more
ofcourse am out of business, aud can aiiorti
to work Cheap. have been d uniform repub-
hcan, aad opposed to Banks. am a FREUD 10
general reform, and opposed to LAWYERS :
having twice Through their meansl had NV
tools seized to pay my rent. Having never
been honored by being chosen even a delepate
| to attehG convention, 1 am opposed to eau
Gus nominations aud like this mode. / am
friendly TO free schools and should like 10
have them free and having now nine children
think no one will doubtit. am friendly TO
inland navigation, and opposed to Steam Boats.
| as occasionally serve as "a hand ora cook on
hoard sioop. am opposed to high salaries,
though pay no taxes. AN willing myself
TO work as cheap in Albany as do here aud
Will II elected, provided can have nv first
month spay in advance to buy myself some
clothes, serve you forsix shilliugs day and be
found, or ten shilings and find myself
The public's humble servant
JEREMIAH BLAKE.
Catskill. 18th April 1910
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ERxsIUs Roor, Chairman.


OkIbINAL4NEW ENGLAND ANECpOrE.
Riches may he egiailed. and nobility may become he
fediiaiy. Wit sna wisdou car never he made nieif
I'o'ns. Theie are few more respectable among
the pattiaTchs OF Massachusetts than Governor bud
icy and Judge sewan; yet the former had daughter
Wa could scarce kcep ou Of tie IRE and water and The
llie zVn Of eqaaI abilities Ibe prudence Of TOE old
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-27

ISL0RENcE COMMISSION HOUSE-T0rESon n,
htnfey s SonthTorth, have a warehouse at Flo
renee al the head of navigation the Tennessee river
ready ier the reception OF cotton and other
ees domestic and foreign may consigned to them
iRey WIN purchase cotton and tobacco and sell dry
goods and groceries, salt and provisions on
for those who may favor them with ,heir custom
\, B. Salt is very much wanted at present.
Florence. Dec. 10. Gz FIN
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Bdltin,o,e 10 EicLnloud.

n, Tasss', ~ from INV Baltimore 20
y<s-----Y>e mond to Baltimore. are infoI ined
SSAAS-.zSS@@S1SE2 that tue Steamboat WASHING.
SsSSssSS.<Z[ - TON, VIII leave Washington City
every day, except Sunday, at
noon. and arrive at Potomac Greek at a. y. NJ where IL
Will he me, by line OF stages, which will arrive at Ere.
aeiieksouig, by 81. p ~. same days Leave treder.
ichssnrg every day. except Sunday p NJ arrive at
tue steamboat by 2, and at Washington City, the
next morning by 4 o'clock.
by this arrangement, travellers leaving Baltimore in
tue morning, will sleep at Fredericksburg The
night and dine Ina Richmond the day $50 hou rs
from Baltimore.
Travellers from the sontLward, will leave Richmond
IN the morning, sleep board the boat and arrive
Baltimore by noon the next day :-33 hours from Rich
mond.
n The carriages and horses on this route are good
aud the accommodations calculated to ensure comfort
- ..sve.eI.. Apr. %. Aew6w
NOrlCE.-iiaving uia,y mouths SINCE soIu IA, an.
terest IN the mauufactory of arms erecting i'm
fowhatzn county use this msthsd to IN IN the nub
TIC that viii mot be bound by the contracts OF
inents of any ewniug an Interest or in any Other
way concerned IN said nlanufactory.
-Y.. %. " WV. ARCHER.
NOfICE.-Havins sold uy interest ia tue n,annIac
tory of arms erecting on Fine Greek, III Pow haitian
couhty, the public are informed, that will not he
oouhu Dy the contacts engagements Of any man con
ee.hed IN said manuiactory. BRANCH I. ARCHER.
APIu -. 1t,
WIN. }, COLE < CO.-At the sign OF Tie CoIdsu
w Init, have received by the Virginia and Tob,r
CO Plant, irom Liverpool, a general assortmen, a,
HARDWARE CUTLERY-atnong which are loci ,
hinges, hes trace chaius, hoes saws panes
anvs, vses beck rens, guns pistols knives and FORK.
anu picket knses scissors. razors, scythe blades
ie1p hooks, &c &c. &c.-which they are discussed Ia
sell ON reasonable terms, At wholesale and retail
Gu hand, an assortment of DAGON PLoUGHs.
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