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Mr. Charles, Tie Hemtrfloqnist.

tS-Ihe Nos. of The IEDIGENIsT, hdring been
suspended Gy rariOMS causes, this day resumed
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ADNE-RIINEMENT

A BOUT the Hrst Of october last, ] lost young
n BLACK MARE, with large ears, about four feet
seven inches high, and promises ride very veil
She got away ~ NJ. Joha Selden'5 Pruce EDWARD ~
was bringing her TO POwhatau, from Hdifax, where
she faised.-l calculated on her going back 10
Halifax, which pTOcrastiHated tbs notice; but herring
that she has not returned, ! have resofted 70 it,
Any person Who will send hef, give regular notice
u her to MI WIN. A. Bentiey Of Halifax. Mr. Seiden.
Prince Edward, OF 10 tte subscriber Of Powhatan
shat be amply femprsrsted for their trouble.
PETFR y. BENTLEY.
Jan, 1g, e3,.g'
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I shall close this Report with a few
GENERAL REMARKS.

All our levels have been taken with an
excellent instrument and with great care.
In all our dwelling for the canal the base
line was, noted with reference TO fixed
objects, such as pegs driven firmly into
Tue ground, aud frequent Bench marks
made on trees. Levels had been taken
during the preceding wear. under the
direction Of Thomas Moore, with refer.
ehce 10 INC surface Of The wairs in the
TVerS' liable 10 some variations. had
WIN me Thomas MOOres notes; aud
from he mouth Of Dunlap's creek 10
Lynchbufg, | made, between my level
tag and his, frequent comparisons at
marks which hc had left. Tie following
are lie results: The distances mentioned
are from The mouth Of DHnlap's creek
downward, as measured on jackspns and
James rivers. The differences between
cur ieyeisare reduced 70 inches and tentbs
a. 81 iuch.
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70 "a mhom a maN concern.

TO att WhOm az may concern.
y NOW all men by these presents, that I, Thomas n.
IN Bradley, Of the city Of Richmond Tailor &c. do
most soeinnly protest against the credit sides my
ledger, which has renamed Blank Ter hate Banks,)
more than ~ months aud that fthey contnuewitnout
the needful, tn make them somewhat balance With
theT OppOsites, more than menth from this date,
shall he necessitated more particularly to protest
against the names, allowing them TO remain IN tbeis
uusuled state. Necessity drives 10 this resolve,
which, with all good men, will be sufficient apology.
if' 40, S3..I2t
A GENERAL MEET ING oftke stockholders or pro.
n pTietOrs Of the Virginia Canal aud Navigation
Company Is required ~ the Capitol u the city Of kich
mOnd, on monday, the 9Th day Of February next, on
business Of importance to the company.
BY order Of the President, PEIfoN DREW, cis.
Jan.q. 72..u
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER,


SIRIu your paper Of the 1th inst noticed a
communication from tie baltimore Patriot, res
pecting fOur lSRdH SchoonerS, sailing from SROu
Hill Of phich you IRISH some Information. As !
WGS oRe Of The justices of the peace that command
ed the boats. can giUe you true statement Of
that transaction.
That business had been agitdting erer since last
spring icheR IRE Vere not SOireH acquainted lcith
the iatc passed by orr Legislature at their last ses-
sim. Persons had been in The habit Of getting
oySterS on the opposite Richmond county, side Of
tic riger, until the inhabitants IF that side droUe
hcmoF Ghdmddo some pay a fine. Finding they
w0Hh not be aF'eredtO get OysterSthere, they came
oUc' t. this side. AZ one time eyWrre l2Sad ~ num-
brT, dHd one Of the purity tiTed q mtSket tai at
Capt. III. George, from Lancaster county, bfcdHSe
he said they resembied CeckburHS Fleet. In oct
last ire detected a small SChT from SROIC HI, The
muster named Larson, and made him pay S IL for
using Tdhes contrary 10 tdiD, and sent him Of
lie stated that q purity from JdngieT and Watts
fddHd WcTe preparing 10 come Orer and get oysters
IN dCncc NJ oiU lars, as they had plenty Dvskets,
po,rdcT, ball. sc. left to them by their friends The
British during The last iCdrfn about ten days,
sir re@eis came on, and began 10 catch oysters a
constable mas sent U'ith a todTTaHt from Il magis-
tr0te TO J0drd The Uessels and brlng the masters
before him, to igRict on them The penalty f theldto.
When the constable got lCithiR gun shot NJ the
reSSei, Mfy fired at him and ordered him to keep
oH-that fhpy should ncf suffer him nor dHy other
person 10 hoard Mem--dt sumo time they got their
resseis dHg side one tn the other, ind pdTdded on
Tie front one all usH armed for that purpose.
The constable seeing their determination, returned
on shore, and the purity tOds suffered 10 90 array
ruth ihcir plumber.
n fer d,,ys after, fee more Uessels drrired, and
began to ret oysters. n boat and constable iCere
sent to them, bit they did as the others, bidding
defiance TO hun getting al their rcssels paradcd
on the front one, s0ying If constable or any other
persOa dhORld eHdcOUOr 10 board them, they UOuid
put him 10 Instant death. The merit dag ,cds in
formed Of Mese proceedings. Immediately sent
to 7cppdhaanOrk for one Of TIE cannon, ,rhich
sent 50 late an tic ereniBg, that zee could not get
reGdyfo go against than until m the night Being
iatoTmfd by some negroes ~ oar proceedings fem
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WEsTcRN COMMIJNICAr,ON,


We have already given place on this inter
psting subject to the Report of the Board Of
Public Works and TO the most important of
Mr. Moore's Report principal Ensineer.)
Ii gives us pleasure to lay the following sum-
mary before our readers, being extracted
from the able aud ingenious Report of Mr..
Isaac Briggs, assistant Engineer. The charac-
ter of MIR. Briggs is well known to tho people
OF the United States.
SUMMARY.-Ist. OF Distances.
Canals propose d to be made
from Lynchburg to opposite
rhe mouth of Cowpasture
river, az IN. IL. &c oh.
Navigation on the river in
q places by means OF tow
ing paths eli shore, and in 4
crossings, z" 59.6i
From Lynchburg 10 the
mouth of Cowpasture, total
distance, 81 m. IL CHI.
Canals proposed TO be mado
from the month Of COwpas-
ture river 10 the mouth Of
Dunlaps creek, lG IN. 1919 cb.
Navigation ON JacksOus
river in 3 places by means of
towing paths OH shore, and
in z crossings, en-. 72I ch.
From the mouth Of Cow
pasture river 10 the month
of Dunlap's creek, aud 10 II
chains above il, total dis
lance. 10 miles.
ton, 1913 miles and II chains.
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tJ- The Preamble and Resolutions of the
Senate OH the Missouri Question are now
upon the table ofthe II. of ID .sAs soon as they
have been acted on. we shall publish them en-
tire.-We did not give place to the first draft
as we thonsbt il best to wait for the amend
ments which might be made.-It has been con-
siderabIy amended from its first impression.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-23

CONVERSION OF RAGS mo SUGARIf
We aud ANS II 40 Joke. There lie in the IIRAaIee
from The pen Of 81. Henry BracomuoI OF Geneva OF
The Whole process Of this singular discovery aud
well satisfied that there is nothing of plea
f1itiy" Ia the matter al Tst sight appeared to ma
3y tbA should We he told to morrow that, as linen
a he converted into its constituent prise pie sugar
piece of Iue Irish linen into loaf Of double REIN.
I'd llSO May wool be converted inta its constituent
rrihcpie, fat-(an old threadDafe into basin II
Ghe sia5y SOppl)we shall be pIepGisd To look uuite
grave =. the announcement.
The conversion of wood into sugar (says n, Bra
tJnhotJ VIII, no doubt, appear kahe aud when
persons not familiar with chemical speculaiiOns are
iliV thai pound weight of tags can he converted into
1Ijf iDan pound Of sugar. they may regard the state.
jheGl, IS piece Of pleasantly though nothing can be
real -
The agent in making thi. wonderful conversion is
TIipbuC acid, and those 10 whom not
e. know that the thing lie DONE will find ample
elections as 10 the E!OdHs OpeT0Hd in 81. BTaGonuos
mrmOT. We shall content ourselves here with one
I.i'"st.
cd Ou old cloth veil dried) into the consistency of
tJTup the end Of twenty foSY hours IL began 10
crJStsize; and days AFTER the whole was self
oihrd tutO slugle mass OF CrJs,azed sugar, which
Vas pressed strongly between several folds Did cloth
CsStialiGed second time, this sugar was passabIy
pure; but treated with dnAl0G charcoal il became IL
"a SHINING whIieHess. The crystals we're in spherical
eicupss which appear to be formed by the union of
sDa dive glng aud unequal pilates. They are fusbIe
81 The temperature Of boiling water. This sugar Of
fresh and agreeable iavOur produced In the mouth a
fisht Sensation Of CuOiness. IL dsSoyes in hot aIco
hoi aud crysta!iLes by c6oling Dissolved ia waller
and with little Yeast, n fermented the yinOus
dqeof which resulted furnished alcohol by dslil!aton
Burnt with potash, aud Its charcoal washed with dIu
ted Hic acid, 1t yielded fluid not troubled by nitrate
OF tafyteb. would be useless to insist farther on
ferjeefly Identical W!th tie sugar Of grapes or Of
ss4gth."
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IN the last number OF the E0Inhurgh Review rs an
ariCs upon d. Sey berrs Statistics of this county,
Inc article consists principally VI abstract The
article is an admOnition abstain from martial
gi.ry, II we would avoid taxation.
We can Inform JONATHAN (says The Reviewer, for
en- abe writer cannot abstain from the childish hui
nOnr OF applying 10 Ne nicRaame) what The inc
Nabe consequences of beng lou fond vi goiy. TANEs
bpuH every article Which enters into tke mouth,
c"fets the back, or IS placed under the foot-laNps
tPcn rvetJ tGiug which Us pleasant 10 see, hear tns
y lasle--taAcs upon WARMTH light, OT isCoIOtiOn-
tAte IN estFy thins on earth, aud the WateIs under
tic eah Ion every thing that cvmrs from abroad, is
r~Nn al hunttases on every fresh value that is ad-
1ec 20 IL 10y The Industry OF Inch lakes tue
iEh p1iSpers mans appetite, aud the dtGg that
r-s hun to heaitlon tie eTnIRe that decoTaies the
tUcge, anu tle Iope which hangs the criminal-O
"or mans salt and tue rich mans spice-on tile
nails OF the coma, aud The ribbauds Of the bTde-a
he'd or at boRTd, CUnclant or levaHt, we must pay |
fAe schOoiDoy whips his faxed lUp-Ihe beaTdIess
ybath manages his taxed horse with taxed birdie on
taxed road and the dying EUgshman, pouring his
edchs, which has paid seven per cent, into spoon
ihat bias paid Gileen cent hngs himself back upon
h. chinl< bed which has paid twenty Two per cent
makes h5 will on an eight pound stamp and expires
III Vie ms O an apoibecary v no has paid hundred
pounds 0i the privilege Of putting him TO death. HIS
wb0lr property is then taxed from tao to ten per
rtsides The probate. Large fees are deaIded bu-
lyhg iul III The cbzncei his virtues Lased dos
10 POsterty taxed MAJ bic and he is thea eaLeled
10 lis iaihSlS to be taxed nO lI0T.!'
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vsf,.sslr to,S r.. .SsL


THE tahseribsr being ANXIOUS r.mo,. To the west
err eouhtfy, offers fof sale the plantation whsreon
be resides, called forHkRINGAl, in Montgomery
county virginia THIS tract contains 500 acres about
nat OF which - low grounds cleared and
nft rate arabic and meadow land. II lies on both
sues of Roanoke river, aud the main western road
runs through IL. The buildings new aud valuable
-Os part Of this land, is AN ESTABLISHMENT
FOX TAVERN which, without any land annexed
rents Tor ZOO per annum. There at the tafm be-
tween two and three hundred cattle. like nuiher Of
sheep, and good sieck Of hogs, which be bought
w.h the piace-Also, the turnpike road from the up
permost crossing OF the Roanoke across the Ale
ghany mountain, OF which am the sole pr
which read has been established aud ia operation about
sixteen years Also. something acres Of land
adjoining aud contiguous thereto, situated from to
miles OF Montgomery court house, on which are four
plantations leased ou-Also, tract on both sides OF
Little river. in which about I3O acres....I alss
ofier for sale in behalf of my George tract of
3sS acres Ia Botetourt county, the north side of
Inc Roanoke This tract contains about two bup ed
acres OF hrst rate bottom The balance good tobacco
ana gram lands About twenty OF the bottom is
IN woods. ON this tract is stock Of cattle sheer
ana hogs, which may he bought with the land, \ he
terms will be fair and equitable, and negroes in falni
nes received In part payment for all, amy part Of
TINS property The property in Botelourt in be She
by Mr. John c. Griffin, VI Fincastie, or
GEORGE HANCOCK.
"a Inn
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Land ia Powhatan for Sale.

H@HHu tN IOUH0tUH .TUT SHte.
IN Thursday the 18th day of august Hcat, will he
~ offered for sale at Pewhalan Courthouse (being
court day the tract Of land which the late John
Lgon 81 SAID comfy resided containing by late survey
aae by Wiilam Clarke S97i acres lying the waters
OF Fine creek, within miles sf the house OF
James river, and - Of RichMoud- This land has an
excellent foundation, and very susceptible Of improve
msnt ABOUT one third in woods. most of which is
Tobacco land, and respectable portion OF creek lew
giounos nearly all reclaimed. The buildings are a
commodious dwelling house and all SEES
pa Rrist mtll aordng bread the and which
sihah expense would do much
The payments will De made easy aud the land shewn
by the subscriber, living OIL the premises
WIN. LIGON, Error Of John Lyon, dec.
Pnwbatap, May ~. q wtd.
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NinGiSiA A. Superior ccstt Of Shsacery hs,S
AT the Iapiloi ,n Tue cIlyof Richmond, the II,A
Feb. ioxb- '
John NJ. Smith and David Mims...... =. plaintiffs.
AGAINST 80
Jacob b. Fowler and Robert ware.. =. Defendants
rus cause, IN which the hill hath been taken for
confessed, as TO the defendant Robert Ware and ON
Shou the dseretai order for that purpose srs to
nave eeen duly executed and In which the pisini,s
appear 10 have proceeded in the mode pre.ctibrd
oy aw against the other defendant came on I'M. dav
70 De heard On the BILL exhibits and the examina,iou
OF wiines, was argued by Tor the paintias
ON consideration whereof the court doth order Ina,
tue seendant Robert Ware do render AN aecount Of
.ns monies debts, and effects In hands belonging
Wtne oSenoant Jacob u. Fowler, before
OF ,he court, who is directed to ,xamtme state and
sete toe same as well the accounts Of The cop.r
mercy III Tue bi mentioned, and make report thereof
70 'he court WIN any matters specially stated deem
cd pertinent by himself which may be reopired bv
tue pafues 10 be so stateo. n Copy-7ssfe
c,, WIN W. HENlNG, &C.
oossm'sstoner's Office, Richmond, sd mo. II, IsYo
me patues interested In tue foregoing decrelaI Of
uer VI he Court aie desired 10 take notice thai bR,
appointed the 23h day Of The 9th month (Ma,l u,,
20 commence the accounts above directed: ON which
way, q. O'Clock, A. M. they are required to attend
~ my once IN this city, with all the necessary deco
menis ready fer examination aud settlement.
u...... AMOS LADD, NC.
-.e'' -.
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March a.
Eifln DnL[nrs Rennrli

h ANAWAY from the subscriber on The 4ib Of April
kA in the comfy OF Aibemarie, a negro man named
JOHNbnt somstines calls himself John sarkes-be is
black fellow about 25 80 years Of age 1--WE feet or
10 inches high remarkable account Of having large
white teeth. He purchased Of Mr.. Hooes living
near HOOe's FefTy,n King George cenniy where ex.
poet he 10 luTking. will give the above reward,
together With al reasonable expenCes, to any person
who viii deliver bin to my farm IN The above
mentioned county, Scottsyillt, or secure him 10
any jail 50 g,i aim sgsm.
ApTN IT, i6s. .@fCS
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NEWLY INVENTED GIN.

gun OF an entire novel COnstTn ton, exhibited
snOTt time bach IN The gardens Of York House
Tue Duke OF York IL weighs less than the common
nhtske, Though composed OF barrels; one is Of
tie common irngib, aud IN the position around
a. az the breech the siX Others Of about three in
tes 10 length only The simple act IS hing place,
edca o. the shoft barrels sucCessvey IN Complete
Htcon with the long one, and That Of shutting prime
y 80 that seven discharges may he effected in 30
seconds u IS perfesty safe aud acCufste, every part
beng SO GUARDED, as 10 prevent the possibility OF dam
81. eIl0L. JL dLlmeni. Mlh ntsal amnlLclIA.
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ffH months sgn, i-5mer living a few miies from
.Wpn. "a. sent his daughter on horseback To thai
4Nn, 10 procure fTpm the bank smaller notes 10 ex
thangs frr one 81 5 100. When she arrived there the
h vas shut, aud she endeaVOfed 10 effect her obi ct
s Offering " several stores hat could not get her
r",c changed Sue had not gone Gar on her feturn.
WIeH Stranger 'de ~ a. the side Of her horse ana
al Htf Wib so muCb pOleuess tuat she had moi
slightest Suspicion % any evil inteston his part.
"itrf lde 81 nile "r tN0, employed IN very soc i'll
f0nVetsatou, they came to fetifrd pru the road
~ re gentleman commanded her 10 give him fbt
tapa. hvses b Nas af. svs,t e.ta.sy Gai s45 egld
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James Riuer Land for .SaIe

James i(tDer Land tor Sale
Z OFFER for sale my PL1NT,5TTON on the no nh
= eide OF James River, in Goochland county about
TWO miles above the court house on tire river road
containing nine hundred and five acres bew.en nj ~,
ano SIN hundred OF which clea ed and euclesed.-
FMS land IS situated in healthy section of the
IN wealthy aud very agreeable distant
81 ihhes ny wafer from Richmand, and contains by
estimation Two hundred river and about INV
acres OF Creek low grounds on each fork Of Little
creek, bo'h OF hrs quality, in fne heart and good or.
der; tue Whole Of which is completely nv good
new bitches, and by cleaning The old ones iaieIy
me upiand rs generally Of superior quality being the
deep feitie rec lands Of Gooch so much ceerat
ed for the production large crops Of wheat 90 dn
aoss under gnoI management and so susceptible of
Improvement and renewal, when injured by Improper
CULTIVATION The experiments and observations have
naoe' satisfy me that plsister acts eiicacousy on
thsse ,ahds as on any IN Virginia that they are
ariy adaptedio the growth Of clover highly improyed
Dyit aud the most favorable to the cultivation of
nI any east OF the Blue ridge. The wood land is eli
numbered with oak interspersed with large nine and
generally OF thai description called good tobacco land
The whole tract is well waterea iscIndiny several
through IL. A p"sS
The buildings plain farm house with three ,oom
oeoW ana two above, good smoke house and Kitchen
comfortable houses with brick chnueys for pe0roe. !.
common barn. very good stables for 10 or Is bsTses
COW shed an hundred feet long, shinged carriage
house all Of frame and strong ed log crib
here has been anil the place. and small
few neighboTs. 49, ~
Two hundred and ten bushels Of wheat were sowu
last TALL in good time aud order and is new uromsino
ioo acres are planted IN corn also in good order
have on the place about IS head cattle milk cows
calves ana yeariings; mixture of the English milk
ana beef breeu, three yoke OF large oxen eight ex
ceient work horses. small stock OF sheer and hogs
asd farming utensils Of every description necsssary
ior the plantation. FoureennegToes twelve of whom
are lahourers we'll taught and good character. with
an ample provision OF meat aud grain for the wear
an Of which will be sold with the land if agreeable 10
me purchaser, and immediate possession with good
title gwen ts the whole.
tof terms apply 10 the subscriber the premises, or
~ hls absence 10 Major James b. Ferguson who lives
IL sight he will shev the land TO any gentleman who
may desire TO view IL, and has full power TO sell and
authority to convey the whole property. ANY pen.
einah who wishes 10 possess estate on James river
which c. :1bnes the advantages healthy situation
efue soil, contiguity to market aud In the midst Of
most Respectable neighboThood in this tract be ac
commodated in all-aDd perhaps years NAV eIanss 10
lore such another opportunity may occur.
April2S, II3..u J. PRESTON
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A WHALE cAIrcur

The Pilot boat Clinton, started on Wednesday last
on thfd cruise in pursuit OF the whales which con
Time To be frequently setn Ia The net OF san
dy iiooh. On Saturday AFTERNOON al , o'clock about
. miles from tie Hook. the crew succeeded In liking
their harpoohs into one Which, ater towing the boats
rom rs to 80 miles, ia TIE OF hours be.
came exhausted. She was towed up To town in uuu
yesterday afternoon This animal 10 abont so feet in
length and II is said Will yield from to 40 barrels
~ OIL II Is intended by the have this great
Eanfai Curiosity ready for exhibition this morning. al
convenient place on OF the wharve. at Brookl,n
niue "tsi of The ietiy. ". y. Mtr. -4dp.
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WAS committed tOfhc Jail Of Nelson county on the
~ 9th day Of AprH last, negro man toLO calls
hisey HENRY, and says he bciOUgS 10 the estnfe Of
bttH0M DsndTidge Claiborne Of King U1tifanq--Es
says he is about 80 ye6rS ofd-heis b0ck man stsrf
and Ve made, terg likely, feet 10 iRc6es higi hqs
SedT on fhe bali efhts thumb his Ten hand mitch
nc says tras occasioHed by mhitloW. He has on IN
Old dark coating big coat rim a Larre c0p, doyE
cloth t0GistcOGt, yaTH jsNe pGRtdioOns coftfV rope
Ne says he paS hired By MOrdecdi fiiidns 10 make
"trip In boat. The OEHer is TcqUeSfed TO comic
Jorn0rd, pay charges, and take hi1P array.
MSy 10. 3afs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-23

From Nsp orleans Sapers 10 26th Apriil
Gen. WILKINSON has been put in oInuatlon for sayor
OF the city OF New Orleans ami IN order TO make him
rhgihie the Leei,atuie of Louisiana have passed an
act dispensing with the qualification ef years resi-
deGce.
Ship Cora, Of aud from New Orleans. arrived at
Campeachy 10th March, and was Immediately seized
by an armed force, and the captain and crew sent to
prisohno reason has yet been given for this violent
conduct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-23


THE Subscriber takes thi. method of Informing hio
n friends and customers that he has now on hand
large supply Of Phil. PORTER, ALE & CIDER o. the
very best quality, for town country use which he
Will sell IN the most reasonable terms for cash.
he expects 10 receive in few days 400 hhds. Of
PORTER, which was bTewed particularly To- his own
oFneT, ny one OF the best brewers in philadelphia
aud which he believes will be found lie superior TO
any IN this maTket-togetber with large supply Of
Cordias and Cherry Bounce Of the HTsi quality also
800 gallons Of old recfea Whisky of VERY superior
quality also the first quality Of Cider Vinegar IA for
pickles-to which he invites the attention Of country
merchants and other Dealers they please to call and
eNamine fOf themselves. lie bias commenced the ma.
nufactory Of STARCH, and can supply orders to any
extent as cheap as II can be purchased any where In
the United States.
N. b. CaGh given for empty Bottles.
JAMES M'ALLISTER.
Having obtained lcence from The Hon. Court Of
Hastings TO open Public House. the subscriber will
always he provided with liquors every description of
the very bestquay, which wi ne sold al PhiIsdeIpba
prices. He has just received ny the Robert Burns
from Philadelphia large supply OF The best STRONG
BEER-Also, tire Northern Gigs and Harness v hicb
will he sold low for cash.
Visitors accommodated with papers from all parts OF
the united States. JAMES AALLiSTgR.
If