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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-21
Molasses, Sugar, Rum y
Lime.

NAoIdooCo, OuSo Aoh y
Lime.
DECEIVED by the brig George Wash
IL mgton, capt. Sheldon
9 hhds. n. E. run
10 do molasSes
SO bbls. sugar
10 boxes Havana sugar
60 do sperm. candles
90 do young Tyson tea
bbls cider
8 boats
III casks lime
III Store,
is hhds sugar
s do molasses
4 tierces rum
Philadelphia cider in bottles and
barrels
10 boxes Spanish segars
E. CORNING, Vowell's wharf.
jane 81 Ct
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Flour Business.

1--WE subscribers respectfully inform
d their friends and the public, that they
have entered into copartnership, and their
business will be transacted under the firm
OF ASHBY & STRIBLING
Their warehouse is near the upper end
OF King street, and opposite the diagonal
pump; where they will purchase and re-
ceive ilour on storage.
They intend keeping GROCERIES,
which iiey will sell 1T small profit for
cash. TURNER ASHBY,
MAGNUS r. STRlBLING.
June Is
The editors Of ihe Winchester Gazette,
LCbarlestown paper, Woodstock Herald,
Leesburg Washingtonian, and Palladium,
at Warrenton, will please publish the above
six weeks, and forward their accounts 10
this office for payment.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-21
Notice.

Notice.
"7lLLIAM FOWLE has taken into
w copartnership Mr.. HENRY DAN
GERFIELD; and the business of The ate
firm of LAWRASON g. FOWLL will
hereafter be conducted under that of
WILLIAM FOWLE g. Co.
iune 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-21
SALES AT AUCTION.
Public Sale continued,

Public Sale cOntinded,
4 T the store lately occupied - Nj. no,
"A Crease, corner of King (: Wasti;se 90
streets, on TUESDAY morn'na. al 10
o'clock, the store furniture, stant cases,
scales. weights, measures, &c. VIII De
sold also,
=, sf bI,' prime sugar
4 hhds. moasses
On liberal credit. and made known at sale.
JOHN JACKSON d Go. aucl's.
June 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-21
Bottled Ale, Porter, Cider,
Wine. &c.


TIME subscriber, at his cellar on Royal
4 street, Offers for sale an extensive sup
ply of
PHILADELPHIA, porter, ale & cider, IN bottles,
which being selected by himself will be
found of superior quality.
Also,
Best port, claret and Madeira wine, old IN
bottle, which by the dozen will be sold on
moderate terms.
.and in store, for sale,
Bristol porter bottles in hampers OF one
gross each
Velvet corks in bales Of &c, 900 each
Five, two, one and one half gallon denis
Super6ne table salt in baskets John
With general and well selected assort-
ment OF wines, spirits, teas, sugars. spices,
groce ries, &c. VIM. DUNLAP.
Jane tuthsti
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Notice.
VNHE firm of LAWRA SON & FOwLE,
< being dissolved bv the death of Mr..
THOMAS LAWRASON, all persons hav-
ing claims are requested TO present them
for settlement; and those indebted to make
payment TO WILLIAM FOWLE,
june 10 Surviving Partner.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-21

10000 Tickets.
S. T. NJ. Allen distributed among their
customers in the first class Of the above Lot.
terry, as well as in other late Lotteries, a
larger number of high prizes than any 9th.
er Office, and the cash was Immediately adj
vanced them when presented. They
pledge themselves TO pay all prizes sold at
their Offices in the above Lottery as soon
as drawn. The low price of tickets, and
the large number Of high prizes will, no
doubt. insure rapid sale-consequently
the drawing will commence in a short time
Price Of tickets II doIs.--to be had at
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-21
Lemons.
For Sale,

For Sale,
SIX shares of the Columbian Factory
- Stock. TO an individual who has mo-
ney to invest IN stock, perhaps there is
none at this time that offers so fair pros
pect for profit as the cotton spinning, as the
raw material can he had at little more
than half of what it could two years past.
The extreme pressure is the only induce
;nent to sell. Enquire of the printer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-21
Sugar. Molasses & Coffee.

Sugar, Molasses 3 Coffee.
WYE have received by the schooner
w EMILY, 40 barrels of sugar on con-
signment. which we will sell altogether, or
in lots of 10 barrels, on accommodating
terms.-And by the Regulator, few bids
prime sugars and molasses.
In Store,
Prime green coffee; Spanish hides; tan.
ners' and paint oil; with about 50 quarter
kegs of paints, of different colors, all of
which will be sold low.
M. MILLER 4. SON.
June Is wfm2w
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Public Sale.

ON the 9Th DAY of JULY next, at IL
" o'clock of that day, by virtue of 4
deed trust, we will sell atpubIic auction,
to the highest bidder, on the premises, that
very valuable tract of land in Fairfax ,oun-
ty, near Holiness Run, and about four
miles from Alexandria, generally known by
the name of
C0r's Place,
containing about IFS acres. This land is
about one hall 10 wOod--the balance clear
ed, and in cultivation. with convenient
buildings on it, and excellent water near
them. A considerable proportion of the
open land is fertile, and well calculated for
timothy meadows.
The sum of SO, 954 II cts will be requir-
ed to be paid in cash for the residue Gre
dit of twelve months will be given from the
day of sale, the purchaser paying interest
thereon, and giving satisfactory security
for the punctual payment thereof. 4 con-
veyance will be made when the purchase
money and interest is all paid up. r the
terms of the sale should not be- coupled
with by the purchaser. the premises will
be Immediately re.sold 10 the highest bid
Der, at the risque of the person to whom it
shall have been struck of; and the same
course will be repeated until an effectual
sale shall have taken place.
X. |. TAYLOR.
JACOB HOFFMAN.
May 10 mwf2w&dtj4
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Public Sale.

fUDItC SuIC.
FINDER the authority of a deed of trust
- from Sandford Anderson, will be sold
on the premises. on FRIDAY the 25th inst.
at o'clock in the afternoon, three tcurths
of lot of ground. with convenient two
story frame tenement thereon, situate on
the South west corner of Prince and Fat
rick streets. Terms cash.
June i8 Is A. MOORE, Trustee.
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FranhIinDank of Alexandria,

June 9TH, 1873.
FTHE stockholders of this institution are
i hereby notified, that an election for
twelve directors, to serve for the ensuing
year, will he held at the bank, on Monday
the 9Th of July next, from 10 A. NJ. until 8
o'clock p. NJ.
June 7 w. RftjDES, cashier.
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Union Bank of Alexandria,

Union Bank or AIt&anuf1a,
June 2, 1919.
N election for twelve directors will
N take place at the banking house of
this institution, between the hours of ten
and three o'clock. on MONDAY the 9th
day of July next. of which the stockholders
are hereby notified By order:
C. T. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
June 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-21

Srte ef the Heather.
Ate Pm. 81 deg.-Clopdy--windN.W
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-10
From, the C.,ttskiH Recorder.


SCRAPS FOR THOSE WHO CRY, 40 NEWS
Las lntsliigencs.--A man was lately
ried as a criminal, in the village OF Auburn
and fined fee dollars for kissing woman
once.
Thsotrieal.-Mrs. Barnes, recently pei
formed the part Of HAMLET, at the New
York Theatre. She wore the breeches'
but for the benefit of her husband.
The President-On entering the Great
Dismal Swamp, was received by deputa :
ton of aliigators, and politely invited to
public barbecue. He was also addressed
on the occasion, after the modern manner
and toasted as usual. The following was
among the toas,s: Banks, Brokers, and Al
Eyutors-"dum vivamus vivamus -
hrrention.-A Lohdoner has constructed
nm AIR Jacket" by the aid of which he
can ak upright and with perfect ease any
distance in the water. The faculty have
recommended its use by all persons except
Dandies.
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From Pou,,on's .4dDertiser.
CHRISTIAN HONESTY.


Mr.. Sampson, the apt remarker OF our
times, thus sxempli6es true christian no.
nesty -
The truly honest man would be just as
honest without the law as with it. Guided
by the paramount authority OF conscience,
he neither withholds aught or exacts aught
on the plea that civil law is on bis side.
The truly honest is he who makes 1t
cardinal point to do to others as ne would
be done unto and who decides with JUS
tice when self interest and justice are in
opposite scales.
The truly honest man is never ostents-
tious of his honesty. Ostentation OF it IS
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PhiIadelphia, July Z.


Captain Webb, Of the ship Warner, ar
rived yesterday morning in 49 days from
Liverpool, has favored US with English pa
pers 10 the 18th May, an earlier date than
those received via N. York. Union.
The Globe says that private letters from
Vienna state that Louis Bonaparte has re-
ceived permission from the Austrian 60
vernment TO repair 10 Tepli.z and Egra,
in Bohemia, for the purpose OF using the
waters during the season. lie was daily
expected in Vienna, where he was TO re-
side in the house Of his sister madame Nu-
rat. Madame Bacciochi has received pen
mission to proceed with her husband and
son from Trieste to Baden, near Vienna.
Jerome Bcnaparte has taken TOR her the
house of the court Ossolinski.
The marriage OF her royal bighness Loui-
sa.Charlot,s Of Naples, Granddaughter
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-10
From the Pittsburgh Gazette.
ATEAcHER's ADDRESS.

The following little address was read by
a venerable teacher of youth, lately deceas-
ed, in this city, to his family and school, on
his birth day, January "a, 1919.
clam this day 81 years old, have pas
sed through various situations in life, and
have generally been able to keep what IS
commonly called, good company. have
associated with the first characters OF my
native state, Pennsylvania, who were the
companions Of Washington. At an early
period in the revolution, embarked in The
war, which terminatedin the independence
of these United States. have had the no.
nor not only OF wearing sword as SOL
der. under that great man, but, on parfl-
cuIar occasion, Of receiving his entire ap-
probation by special message. have
generally been esteemed fortunate man.
and as some of you know, have had my
share Of honor profit and enjoyment: yet
| have not been without many severe al
aictions: but Of all my pleasures and COM
forts none have been so durable. satisiacto-
~ and unalloyed, as those derived from the
Bible. In all my pains and disappointments
nothing has given my mind SO much support
as Christian consolation; even now when
rejecting on that awful moment when
sooner or later we must all experience,
when am, by the common course OF ma
ture, ON the point Of being called into the
presence of my Maker | feel that nothing
hut confidence in blessed Mediator and
Advocate could enable me to bear UP un-
der the terrors of death. Never my dear
friends, let these thoughts be wholly alb
sent from your mind. Let no one shake
your belief, on these points, by argument.
by sheer. OF by laughter, or ridicule. do
not-I will not deny that the system to
which profess myself to he devoted pu-
pil, has its difficulties but ii isl the business
of Christian humbly to adore, rather than
to call in question the uRfathomaole depths
of Providence. Whether l am mistaken or
not is wholly out Of the question: have
made up my mind, and am resolved TO trust
my present aud future salvation on Chris
tianity find it replete with such excel
lent doctrines, so powerful in its effects in
correcting our conduct, and purifying our
hearts, and such an unfailing support, IN
the various and severe trials OF human lite,
that am resolved, through divine grace,
never to part from it; and | value it, hum
bly, trust, beyond all the treasures OF The
earth. That we may BE enabled to excer-
sise charity towards all men, let US, with
meek dependence on divine aid, endeavor
to adopt Joshua's resolution
GAS for me and my house We will serve
the Lord. Josh. "a, 10.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-10
THE COMET.

We find. that the Comet, which has
bsen noticed in this city tor several eve
,ings mast. has been observed also at n.
York. Philadelphia. and Baltimore. II
q bs seen in the North Western direc-
ton soon after the sun is fairly down, and
sets at present between 9 and 10 O'Clock
in n. evening. Gentlemen skilled IN as
tr,nomy will doubtless give US more parh-
cul,r accounts of it, ifthe weather is such
8. 20 enable them to take due observa'
.;ons. Meanwhile we introduce to our
readers translation OF very interesting
MASSAGE from La Place, on Comets IN ee-
neral, which friend has pointed out 10
US NAT. Int. -,
"A Comet may be known from the 'aen-
,itv nj the Elements it, Orbit with those
Of, Come, which la, appeared before. II
The P.rshslion distance, the position OF the
Peribeboa and of the Nodes, and the Insh-
sotion of the Orbit, are nearly the same, II
Is very probable that it is the same Comet
which had appeared before, and winch, al
Ter having moved to such distance as TO
become invisible, returns to that part OF us
orbit in the vicinity of the Sun. The pc
RODS of Cometary Revolutions being very
long. and these bodies having been oo-
servej. with care, but about two hundred
years. we know with certainty the re-
yo,u,iop Of one only, viz. the Comet OF
1872 which was observed in 1907, ana IN
1881, and which re-appeared IN tfo9,-
The period Of this Comet is about 20
wears, ar assuming unity as the mean
distance of the Sun from the Earth, uhe
transverse OF greater axis OF its orbit IS
about $50; and as its Perihelion distance
is only o.58, it rrtires from the Sun a.
least 30 times further than the Earth Or
three thousand three hundred and s'rfy m't'
lion Mules, III performing revolution mus
eccentric orbit. It's return TO the fe'7"s-
hon was I3 months logger, between 1851
and l6o7, than between 1907 and iooS |;
and ls months shorter between 1867 and
I6sa, than between 1852 and 1859. 1t Is
evident. therefore, tina, Cemsts are affect
ed m the same manner, but IN much
greater degree, by those causes which IN
fIuence the elliptic movements OF the fla
nets LA Place, System DIV Monde
Vol. |. p. el6.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-10
4, the late entertainment given to the

A,,he late entertainment given TO the
prss;deu, OF the United States, in Tennes'
,se the toasts touched every point OF the
.o,n,.ss hut two but what was most
-smarkable John Q. Adams, was toasted
before every other public man the toasts
,raro next in succession, thus-Ihomd'
J.GrSon James Madison. De Vat Clinton,
hn, neither Henry Clay nor Crawford
sa-s toasted. This putting forward OF
Jobn @. Adams is part OF the cleo
pioneering schemes of The present times !;
there are several papers which are labor
inc constantly to bling him into the public
eve the Boston Patriot and the New En-
gland papers generally, stick to thu old
el.psbip which wrought such wicked mis-
cbiefin the gentleman o. the elder .4dams;
this old gentleman is constantly with great
ar, placing himself before the pubic IN a
sort of correspondence, that no one can
mistake the object Of we cannot entirely
condemn the old man for seeking the sg-
prandizement ofhis son, even uponhIs own
principie, of hereditary succession out
!, Is not possible to overlook the grlevou'
and tvrannical policy OF the father, or the
published principles OF the son-compafeo
with their present modesty and moders'
ton. They are determined to prB J. y,
Albums into the presidency, and II euh'ns
ran 40 il. the old man beats all competitors
;, ,h., art EKeat,!cky paper.
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b. last Evenings Mail.
~>oNN.N>s~~
YELLOW FEVER IN PHILADELPHIA.

YELLOW FEVER IN PHILADELPHIA.
A letter from correct source, dated fhl'
IadeIphia, 9th inst. to merchant IN this
civ. contains the following unwelcon'e in.
telligence: ban. Faera".
You will no doubt have alarms OF the
Fever being in Phil adelphia. A lew cases
IL is ,rxe, have occurred at Market street
wharf. and out of seven persons attacked
four have died the others have been reno.
we'd and we are in hopes it will spread no
further. Should it unhappily prove other
wise, we shall advise your of it from time to
time, if we are permitted to escape our
Selves"
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For New-York.
For Boston.
Or anu Eastern Port

Or any Eastern Port, . pp,sr,
In The good schr. ENTEhrhi,1,0Ic,
49, Adams Gray. master. burtnen 'f fss
bbls. will be ready for freight IN ''
days, on moderate terms. Apply 10
JOHN H. LADD ~
Who have for sale 100 tons Pla =, Il
board that vessel. VF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-10
EXPEDITION OF THE Law.

In
At Coventry Assizes, the week before
last, trial took place which excited a
great sensation in that town. Two wo'
men, the one house keeper, and the o.
Their dairymaid to respectable farmer in
the neighborhood, went into linen-dra-
per's shop to purchase some article tor the
use OF the dairy, when, after their depar-
ture, the shopman missed small piece OF
cotton. about the value Of los. He imu'e-
3iateIy followed. and took their basket
from them, and they followed him back
to the shop. The cotton was found in the
basket-,hey were taken before mag's-
tra,e. committed, and the grand jury then
sitting. found true bill against them
they were instantly put on their trial, and
one was acquitted, and the other condemn
ed. Thus, in the little space OF two hours
did woman of previously excellent cha
racter, commits robbery, was taken into
custody for it, examined, committed
tru. bill found, tried, and condemned 10
suffer death! -! tEngl'h paper.
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"Hard Ttmes"-Nineteen couple were
married at Paris, Oneida county, about the
sotb instant so says Bufaloe paper.
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The total number Of emigrant settlers ~.
rived al Quebec the present ssason. up N
to the 28lfi ult is stated TO be sale.
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For Amsterdam,

u Va IA hbCtS1 uoAS
IN The ship FAIR. TRADER, Gee
III Fletcher, master, burlhen 500 bbdi
tobacco. She i. an excellent vessel, ana
will be ready 10 sail in few days, aG1
take freight OF 800 hhds.
For Freight,
,E& The Superior and fast sailing Ir6
2NBEAVEK, S. Ruggles, master, bur
then 1000 bbls. now ready to receive
cargo.
For New-York,
KIN The schr. ELIZABETH, Fl; b.
SS$& Trayers, master, bmthen $50 b9'''
She is first rate vessel, ana will be on'
patched as SOON as a sufficient freight oteT'
Apply to JOHN H. LADD 4 20.
Who haus for sale on board brig BeGTn3
Three hundred casks fresh Rhode ls'sn,
lime, which Can be delivered at any POM .n
the purchaser may direct. July ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-10

From the W,lkesbarre Herald. July 2.
An unfortunate occurrence took place in
the township of Nicholson, on Saturday
last. A young man, by the name OF An
DREW STEEL, was descending the Tunk-
hanhannock Creek in canoe, in pursuit OF
deer it being dusk, and objects not clear
" discoverable, neigbbor on the shore
sapposing it deer, fired upon, and wound
ed him dangerously, some say mortally.
This is another instance of those evils
which arise from the too careless use OF
fire arms. -
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the duke Of CaIabria. with the MAI. IS
Spain, Don Francis de Paula. brother cf
king Ferdinand VII was celebrated at W.
PIES on the 18th of May.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-10

Stale Of the Heather.
July AT 2P. n. sc degrees-faIl- r
wind South.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-10

Sloop Ocean, Middleton, hence, arrived
at Norfolk, 9th inst. 81 hours.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-10

thing was lifted up lhsuPelioi -,
much delighted with il, and for lew hours
thought was about to shuttle of this NOR
tai coil" to inhabit region of fairy land.
Ru, however notwithstanding all its daz-
zlns snlepdor of elegance and beauty, |
left il about ten O'Clock. and went home 10
MY lodgings with one of old Solomon's de.
clarations in my mouth, call is vanity and
vexation of spirit" The city contains no
other buildings either public or private
worthy of notice. II contains, however,
a town house, hospital. one market house.
,uo meeting houses. one convent OF NUNS
five banks and FIVE printing offices, from
each Of which is issued daily paper tor
the CITY and one every other day for the
country.
The country around New-Oreans is far
from being pleasant. As with the city, you
would alike be disguised with it. Unlike
the country around our northern cities--no
rich cultivated 6elds--no variegated scene
ry-.-no delightful groves---no cheering
landscapes, meet the eye as it wandeTs
anxously,around for something forest upon.
Directly below the city, and i'm nediately
along upon the bank Of the river, for about
9 or 10 miles. are few plantations, which
however, appear to!erably well. but every
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-30

said Tre6sy, have, By and With she adsiee end
consent of the Senate, aceepted, ratified, ahd
confirmed, the same, and every eiauso and
article thereof
In sestlsncny whsreol, have caused no
seal Of the United Ssstcs 20 Be hereon-
70 fsed, having iirst siened The same
With my hand. Done a. she ei!y of
lls,1wsshingson, this seseo,h dsy q jsuo.
sry, in the yesf Of Our Lord ono shous-
sDd eighs hundred and ninelsen, sod
in the fos,y.sLird year Of Afnericsn
JAMES MONROE.
BY The President:
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
Secretary cf Ssoff.
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BENZ. II. 1ISDALE,
w atch.NAakcr T. J,M,..x1.
Aas Tor. Aat<,

Watchs Maker T. J,Mt..x..
Aas Jor Aat<,
At.Ho. IoS, 7HAsfxsSrRxEr, AxWPoR9.
e light day Clocks si,t Tine Piecesx
H. Cold and Silver Watches,
Saver Tea and Table Spoons
Ditto Soap aud GrAsy Isu,.ss
Ditto and Plated sugar longs
Plated, britannia aud Block iin Tea Potss
Pianshcd Tin Tea and Cotise Pots,
Brass and Plated Canclesuekty
Plated and britannia SuEst bowls and Cream potsI
Plated aud Coeleco Casters
Tea Table, Jack and Pen knivcs
Scissors, tasors, srutiers and Txayss
lea and Bread Trays 1
Cloth sua hair bsusLest
kssot straps ard Gases
shaving poxes aud biushes
House, Hearth, Teeihs Dust and shoes Dt(toi
Pocket Lsn,hornss
Ditto Looking. Glasses.
-sxS0.
Warranted Gold NeckI4ceAt
Cold and Hair Wach Chains
Ditto seals, Keyss Bseast-pins Finger Earl2ingeJ
silver and BRASS 1n'mbitsI .ATf
Snuff and Tobacco iioxes sAefe
Tortoise Shell sud Horn Combs ~ te.1
Pocket looks and Purses Redcnie Syringe
Eiass HAndirons, Shovel aud Tonss
hare Fenders,
English Windsor Soap f
csloune Water pomat0m Hair Powder &
Fisaes and FileA An,iequc Oh.
"A GENERAL ASaOk tMENT OF ELx.
CANT LOoKlNC.CLAsSEs
With variety Of other articles, which will ~
sold very cheAp ivr Cash, or sPpiossd Credit