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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
NOTICE.

a LII persons having just claims
e a against the estate Of Goldsmith
, Ghaodlee, deed, land il being ineon
venieDt to present them to me in BAL
iimore. are requested to deposite
them in the hands Of John Reed, Mer.
chant, Winchester, Virginia, properly
authenticated.-And those indebted 70
the said estate, land il being iuconve-
Dient TO pay me in BaItimore,) are re-
quested to pay into ttTe hands of the
said John Reed. whose receipt shall be
good for the same
BENZ. CHANDLER, Admir-.
9Th month, 25'h. 1921. 8tspd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08

Price one dollar end fifty cents. =,
Which has proved, BY thousands who have
experienced its beneficial effects, to be the
most valuable medicine ever offered to the pub.
C for the cure Of coughs, colds, ocusurn,tinn.
the wdooping cough, asthma, pain in the breast
cramp, and wind IN the stomach. headache,
loss ofappetite, indigestion, etc.
For the Dysentary or Lax, Cholera Morbus,
severe gripings, and other diseases of the bow
e's' and the summer complaint in children, it
has proved certain remedy, and restored TO
perfect health from the greatest debility.
Persons afflicted with Pulmonary complaints
or disorder OF the Breast and lungs, even in
the most advanced stale. wall find immedia,e
reiiei' Common Coughs Snd Colds, which are
IN general occasioned by obstrucied perspira.
ton win be found TO yield to its benign nflu-
ence in a few hours.
In AsLhmatic or Consumptive complaints,
Hoarseness, Wheezings, Shortness of Breath.
nd the Hopping Cough, it will give immediate
rPtipE
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
Virginia to wit.

Virginia to wit:
Ia tie superior Court of Chaucsry
holden at WincAestcr tie 16M aai,
Of 8Pril. 1891.
abraham Neil, pIain,iF.
ACAINSr
john Blacknore aid others,
defendants.
4 ME conditional decree awarded
4 in this cause at Rules holden 10
The Clerks Oaice, no. being exeeuted
on the defendants homas Briggs and
Luey h;s wife, and william, Jones and
Ann his wife, and it az pearius from
the return OF the Marshall that the
seid defenda MS reside in the state Of
Kentucky: u IS ordered, That the
Marshal! do eause copy Of the said
conditional decree to be published for
two months in one Of the newspapers
printed in Winchester. and post ano-
ther copy at the front door of the court
house 10 the said town Of Winchester.
4 Copy Teste,
DANIEL Les, C. c.
July &c. NJ.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
40 DOLLARS REWARD.
I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber.
IA living in BrucetowD, Frederick
County. Virginia, on Wednesday the
ed inst. NEGRO MAN named
AMOS.


about 8 feet , or s inches high, % years
OF age, light complexion, has rather
n suriy look. His clothing consisted of
one Blue Cloth Coat, one Tr;lite Round-
about, one pair BIue.grey Pantaloons,
one pair Stoekinsnett do. one pair
Linen do. one Linen shirt, two Cotton
do. one pair coarse do. one pair grey
stockings, one white vest, one blue
cloth do. and one black silk do. The
said negro is supposed to have made for
PenDsylyoDia or Ohio. The above re-
yard will be given if taken out of the
state so that get him again or twenty
Dollars if taken in the State.
WIN. STEPHENSON.
August 25--tf.
"The Editor of the Franklin Re-
pository, Chsmbersburg,is requested TO
insert the above three times and send
his account to this office for eol,eet;on
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
APPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES.

Which are celebrated for TIE cure % mcst
disorders to which the human body islisois.
prepared only by the sole proprietor,
L. w. DYOTT. M. ID.
CrandSoa of the late celebrated Dr. Po.
bertSoz'. of Edinburgh,
And For sale IN Philadelpbia. on7v. nj the oro.
prietot's wholesale and retail drug ard
family medicine warehouse,
North east corner of Second & Rcce streets.
AND, ~ retail, Of his Agents throughout. The
United States.
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
CELEBRATED SToMACHIC ELIXIR
OF HEALTH,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
CIRCAssIAN EYE WATER

'tCe ~ rfyfG.
sovereign remedy for all disorders ofthe
eyes, whether arising from cold, inGsmIna;ios,
weakness Sc,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
DIR. DYOTT'S
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT.

For peasantness, safety, expedition, ease
and certainty is infinitely superior to any other
medicine for the cure Of that most disagreed
bic ana tormenting disorder, the Itch.
Price so cenLs rer hor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-20

Twenty Eve per cent Shoes, Boots. nh kinds Of
Household furniture, and ready made clothes and
gSrep's, all Furniture and Utensils of Copper Brass
Iron, e'eel or Tin, Talow in or manufactured.
Flour, Salt Meat, and all kinds of foreign P,oysions
Thrty-fve per cent. on all kinds OF Foreign SPIRITS
aud other Liquors HON the Grape Cane, or other
original materials. All other soi Is of Merchandise
Goods, and Commercial Effects, which are NOT ex
pressy con,rrehended in the preceding articles siaH
pog a dniy OF twenty per cent on Importation
no foregoing duties are TO be paid The valua-
unnS, approved in Carihagona, on the ODD Aoril
1877, and the several supplements there,u anil sn
able alterations shall he made.
The rates OF duties imposed upon the foreooin. ar
hces are only applicable 10 caIgoes i'm national YES
Those cargoes imported 10y foreign vessels. belon.
ing TO neutral and friendly powers shall nav five per
cent more than the above, except it shall be other
wise established 10y particular treaties of commcrc,
deduction of seven and IN half per cent shall lie
allowed on importaions in national vessels. and five
per cent. in foreign vessels Coming directly from En-
rope In port in Colombia ptcseryinr tho r,,or,;o,
established above.
lhe above Is TO go in force ist January, 1922.
GENERAL D'EVEREUX.
Ihe paper of this date contains AN account
of the honorable acquittal of General D'Eye-
reux, who had been tried before the supreme
court of the republic, for having written a
letter TO the late vice president, Antonio Ma
rino, which letter was supposed to contain a
challenge. The facts we understood to be
oiehy thcse: 4hrs. English having various
claims on the government in right of her de-
ceased husband, brigadier general English,
VINO died in the service, applied to the vice
president Narino and the congress, then as
sembled at Cucuta. Narino not only refused
to acknowledges her CLAIMS, but used personally
10 MIS-. English, very gross language General
Evereux, with that spirit which always dis
hngushed him, espoused the cause of this
unfortunate lady, and demonstrated with Ma
rlno: IN the course ofthe controversy the chaI-
lenge complained of was given, and General
DEvereux was put under arrest by Narino.
This detained general D'EvereuX for some
weeks from the army. However,, on an in
curry INTO all the facts, the congress approved
highly of the course pursued by the general
admitted the justice of the claims made bv
Mrs. English, and dismissed .Na,iao from TIE
office Of rice president. He Notwithstanding
persevered in his prosecution of general d.
Evereux before the supreme court, and the
result has been his honorable acuuittal. In
the whole of this Transaction, the president
the illnstrIOus Bolivar, the congress, and all
the authorities of the republic, were distin-
guished for liberaty, a high sense of honor
and justice, rs we'll as for the great estimation
In which they held the services and virtues OF
general D'EyereuX CEoU y,I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-20
MONDAY, DECEMBER IL.
IN SENATE


Mr.. Barbour gave notice that he should ON
Tomorrow ask leave to introduce Joint reso
luton proposing an amendment to the consti-
tuition of the United States TO fix permanent
" the number of Members of which the
House of Representatives shall consist.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Whitman called for the consideration of
the resolution by him submitted ona former
day, requesting information from the Secrcta-
ny of State relating to the late transactions at
Pensacola, &c.
The House agreed TO consider the same
when
Mr.. PoinseH moved TO amend it, by limit
ing the information called for TO si,ch as the
President may Lhink proper 10 communicate.
Mr. Whitman asscnted to the amendment.
Mr. Randolph moved to insert the word
information" in lieu ofthe word cOrrespon-
dencc," which was assented to.
MIR. EdiCdrdS, of N. e. moved that the re-
solution he laid on the table. He thought IL
more respectful TO the President the United
States to wait for the information on the sub
Iect which il was doubtless the intention of
the Executive TO communicate. The mes
sage that had been delivered at the COM
mcncement Of the session referred Ia the mat
ter IN question in very clear and explicit terms.
Mr.. T.. referred to that document TO shew that
il had been announced as the intention of the
Executive to communicate further Information
on The subject TO Congress Mr.. T.. thought il,
therefore, matter of proper courtesy and
decorum for this House TO wait until the PresI-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-20

the troops which composed the late garrison
oil Carhasena, had arrived at Trinidad, Cuba.)
The Official account of the capture of a
plratical vessel, was published at Havana
The whole crew of the pcaroon either killed
or wounded, with the exception of the famous
LAFIrTE aud three Others, who escaped in the
boat, at the moment of boarding. At the
same. time, two prizes of the pirate were
captured, together with some negroes, which
had fallen into the hands of these plundering
villains.
On The night of the e6th Oct. Gen. DAvILA
abandoned the town of Vera Cruz, and passed
with the troops under his command, to the
Castle of San Juan dc Ulua.
A letter received by the Catherine, states
that the rains had been very heavy through
out the whole Island of Cuba more so than
has been before known, within the recollection
of the oldest inhabitants. The crops had suf-
fered very materially throughout the Island.
No person could come in from the interior,
IN consequence of the terrible state of the
roads. The custom house at Havana was
closed for five days, owins TO the excessive
TAU oil ram. Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-20
By TirIMe of serernL Ueeds of ItnsI-

~ HtWt ~ ocNtIW IctUS OJ ITuSf.
EtNECtFED by VIM. Bondurant, for The rurpose Of CO.
~ cufng The payment Of certain debts therein specified
que 70 Hughes Armsead and 10 John Giiat SIM viii
oe 500 on ne 2h dry gfJanWqy psr Of land wing
~ me county OF Cumberland containing nineteen acres he
me same more or less together with the improvements
nciuding the mills lying Muddy creek commons
called che Muddy Ceeh UsThe sale 10 be on the pre-
misss.-Also at the time and place. all the horses
cae hogs, sheep and household and kitchen furniture o
me ad Bondurant The premises conveyed
by the deeds aforesaid. ' Ns'"
Aa or ne JJh LAY If ne month, by virtue Of the
sal deeds will he sold 1T the front Of Zach TayIo
tavern ~ The town of Gainesville LOT living in The said
Own and known IN the plan thereof by the number Mines
containing half acre with all improvements thereon
consisting Of new treestory brick house divided into two
tenemens wooden store.hoise, blachsmb's shop &c-
Also NJ the time, and place last mentioned tract OF
and lying on Maple Swamp IL the county Of Cumberland
ADJOINING The lands Of james McLaurnc and Merit Booker
containing i've hundred acres be The more or les.
ana the following SLAVES, Archer, Charles Nelson, Kit
beverley Albert Maria, Mly, Caesar, Madison and Amy
The whole Of the above property will be sold much
rs MAY be necessary TO raise the due, together with
All costs and charges attending The Of The several
trusts, and such titles made vested IN the trustee
Terms e Saie-For the Muddy Creek Mills one-thrd Of
INC purchase money 10 be paid down receiving deed
me remaining wothirds by consent Of all parties0 in
equal annual instruments bearing interest from the Of
sale The residue oftbe property be sold for money
JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee
November 49, 55-yy,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-20
SELECiT SENIIN4RY

WE school Of the subscriber PRINCIPAL Of the Breu
a Seminary aereeai'y 10 former advertisement will
pc opened ON the 7h day OF January in spacious
si-sbe room of the buildings immediately opposite the
Nv Oily Hall His will embrace the Greek Latin
anu English languages mathematics, history geography,
mythology and arithmetic. Gentlemen WISHING To- make
enquiries respecting bis character and talents are referred
70 General j. H. Cookies Richard Amderson Merit NJ Rob-
e wiz be found at Mr.. Jonsons boarding lpse on Cary.
The Number q students Is limited weufyiye early ao
plicati0n will be desirnble. - -
Ierms-thrty dollars per session OF Hye months payabIe
in advance. WILLIAM nj b y '0
December 90 O. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-20
FROM FLORIDA.

SAVANNAH, Dec. lO.-By the sloop Ocean,
we have received the Florida Gazette of the
LIST inst. Capt. Bell returned on the a8th ut.
from the Alachua country, after AN unsuccess-
fui attempt TO obtain meeting of the Semi
mole Indians, in consequence of their being
dispersed In their hunting expedition. Capt
h. trayersc-l about 500 miles of the Indian
country during his expedition.
A memorial is in circulation at St. Angus
tine. addressed to the Congress of the U. S.
praying ttat the two provinces may be con-
solldated into one and admitted into the Union
on the footing of the territorial governments
OF the U. States, with the power of having
executive, legislative and Judiciary officers.
Court Martial has been convened in
Augustine for the trial ofCapt. John r. Bell,
OF the 18th Regt. U. S. Artillery, on charges
preferred against him by Lieut.. Alberto of the
same regiment. The nature of the charges
are not made public. Lieut.. w. S. Newman
special Judge Advocate Georgian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-20

IHtefn, NJ .HyItEFs WHrsHouse,
hng William county, lately in the occupancy Mr. Archi-
bald hns-and viii take possession Of The same on the first
Of January
ne intends keeping weiGrDishcd house, for the
Others who may please TO favor him with er custom lis
uie WIZ he supplied with the best the neghorine country
affords and his Bar amply provided with choice selectios
OF good old Liquors such he IS persuaded will
palate OF the epicure, and please the Of taste.
One wing Of the house will be exclusively appropriated
Tor the accommodation Of Ladies. with every convenience
necessary for their comfort good female SER
wants provided for their attendance
ihe stables attached 10 the establishment commotlious
ana w be strictly attended TO- and always provided with
good sweet grain fodder, &C. &c.
The proprietor those who may pleased 10 give
nm cali uat every effort will be give satisfaction
December 20. 67-Gt THOMAS JORDAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-20

EDTCATI0N

HAVE resumed my former occupation instructor of
youth Nv session will commence about the 15sh
Of January IN the vicinity ofths place Ny fee for tuition
twenty dollars the session OF FIVE months. References may
be had TO b. w leigh Francis w. Gmer. Esq Of Rich
mond, Dabney Henderson Carter Stevenson ESD
Of Frederickslurg. I'll. w. MAURY
Charlottesville, Dec. ~ Cs-wfi0I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-20
lFron the National InteligenOe,.l
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1921.
IN SENATE
The Senate did not sit this day, having adj
lourned over TO Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
After prayers by the Rev. Mr.. RyLand, the
House came to order and the Journal of
Tuesday was read and approved.
Snndry petitions were received and respec-
lively referred as follows:
10 the committee Of Revolutionary Pensions y
Claims
Military Affairs
Post Office q Post Roads
Judiciary
WAYS and Means
Private Land Claims ~
Commerce
Pensions & Revo Claims
Hereafter we shall publish this list weekly
only, IN order To- give an idea of the quantity
of tins sort ofbusincss before Congress.
Dir. JOhP RandOlpb, Of Virginia, and Mr..
nm. d. lyiHiamson, ofMaine, appeared, were
qualified, and took their seats.
VIZ Pdittrson, Of New York, presented the
following resolution, which lies on the table
Onc day Of course:
6esoiyfd, bat the Secretary OF State be directed
tn furnish this House with such information as he may
pc SEES OF ihe enumeration made under the law Of the
1Ih Of March, 1870 directing fourth Censua Of tl,e
inhabitants Of the United States, designating the DO
Cuiaon of the different counties in the respective
states aud territories
Mr. Co0k, of Illinois, submitted the follow
ing resolution, which was also laid on the Ia
vi" pursuant to the standing rule Of the
House
NssoIrc9. That The Secretary of the Treasury be
directed 20 las before This House statement show
ug te amount Ul tie nett proceeds arising from the
s'lo o. public lands in the State OF Indiana subse-
q1e"i 70 The 'ns' Jay Of Deeember, l9i6ia the stale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-20
FROM HAVANA.

CHARLEsToN, Dec. BY the Catherine,
ne have received our usual Gies ofthe Mt
eioso .NercanW to the 18th uli. They contain
very little intelligence of interest. A part of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-20

CoRoHATION SPEcTACLE.-We under
stand, on authority of the highest respectable
", that the Proprietors of Covent Garden
Theatre, have actually cleared Seventeen Thou
$atld Gusneds by the representation of the
Kings Coronation. Irish nnner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-20
r. @. AIEIGS.
EDUCATION-

YOUNG GENTLEMAN who teac. the Latin and
Hneek languages together with the usual branches of
English edncntinn, wishes employment tcacheT-fIe
would accept OF situation in family public school,
or character and qualifications reference mace To Mr.
j. Mnnscll, living near The City Hell
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-20
THE MAILS-AGAIN.

PETERsBURG, Dec. 13.-Y as;erslay NOR
nIng, no less than 5 northern mails were due.
All Tho letter mails came to hand, and "A mass
OF newspapers-and with them, the following
letter from the general post of,ice--to which
we cali the attention of delinquent mail-con-
tractors, negligent pOst-masters and llothers
concerned. GRep
General Post Office Department,
December IL, 1871.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-20
THOMAS SHORE. ESQ.
Post-.NGsler. Pefersburr. Ia.

SIR have yours ofthe 10th, and rs l,su-
al am much indebted TO your vigilaut atten-
ton TO your duty, in giving information Of the
lnattentlon Of contractors. Every contractor
is bound to secure his mail by stage, and OIL
cloth or bear-skin. or such other thing, as will
secure the mail against the weather Are the
mails connected with your Office, so secured
II not, and the mails thereby Injured,
snail rigldly exact every penalty incurred
on VIII report such delinquent contractor or
contractors, and apprse all who areinycrrsted
IN TINS instruction, ofits requirements. | shall
also exact, and rigidIy so, all penalties incurred
for non:fnllilment by the contractors OF
Their contracts, as respects their failures in
with their schedules
Your most obedcn.,
r. G.. HfEIGS.
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THE SUBSCRIBER
Tmern, ut .aylsu's Unr.houee.

, RESPECTFULLY informs his frierd, and the public
= mat lac has rented for the ensuing year, that old esab
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13

No. 93 ih1mes street. Hae ~, sale,
A great variety Of Substantial and
Fancy Hard. Ware and othe Goods,
Tuong sph,ch avf,
MODERN Looking Glases, brass And
- lions, Shovel and Tongs, brass Caode-
ssicks, brn,aois Wares, hne ard comninD
Cu,Iery, Brushes Of mos, kind 10 uss, plated
CaYoss.snd Caudle stacks, plated Suo fers and
Trsys, hnr steel snd common Spofle IS, Jap-
aimed Tc9 Trays, Bread Trsys. Wine Nalt-
ers, Soufers T,sys, Tea CsnDisteis Dssan.
tor Stands, common Tea POS, Pocke' Books,
Purses, Thread Cases aud Minute n "ks,
fancy Soap, Wash Ba!ls, Cologne Wafer,
Antique OIL, Pencil Gases, Thimbles o! all
kinds 10 use, gil. work BAG Clasps, belt
Clasps, Gil, plated and lion Hooks and Eyes,
Needles Kn,ling Pins, violin Strings, fancy
Necklaces, Esr,Rings, brcssi Pins. R,pgss
Bracelets, Wslch Chains, Seats aud Keys,
iortoiso.she,I, ivory und horn Combs, gold
and gilt cord, gut Lace, ac. with such other
articles as are generally found Id o fancy
store. tM ~
w. A handsome sapo'tmCn: II silver
mounted and common Spccloeles rnd GogIcs.
w. 5. NicHoLs. ooniin1es 10 u,apuisetufo
and keep Tor sale, Gold Necklaces sqd Silver
Wares, Of superior workmanship, rnd war
ran,ed good stoGk.
- Cash or goods given for old gold and
silver.
April ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13

That the mail foute from The Warm
sprinss,in Bath county. by An,hony's Creek,
to i.ewisSurg, shall, in returning, pass by
Frsosfotd, Locust Creek, Barnes Mill,
Casslsy's, B'sdshsws, and Ga,ewood's $, to the
Warm Springs.
Washington. Mar. 3, 1921 -.
Approved; LANES MONROE,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13
-NOl!',lI.ClE.

yAMEs TOWEsENp, infor,na bio friends aud
, the public, that be has employed po experienced
sorkinan, al the CABINET MAXIM kusiNEss.
sn1 is ready atte, the calls "oi his old Cus-
toners and Fricnds--thc smallest favour viii scb
gratefully acknowledged and puoc,nalIy attended
to--call at the Chambers over his Store, north
coroer Of Banpister's,wharf
NewpoSt, March %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13
MARBLE
MONl,l Mr. Mt

M ON Y M,r.NTS,
TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hear,hs,
n Fire Places and Grave stones, OF. American
and Italian Marble. blue, white aud clouded, foe
sale ON the Packet wharf, NswsoRr.
ALso.
500 pair of Grave sr,ncs. OF the finest
and mos, durable Blue Slate. warranted superior to
any sold in this stale free Stone .se " indows.
Caps and silss. Hear,hs. Fire Places aud Steps. y.
All Of winch will BE- sold at the lowest Pt:ees for
Cask, Country produces, other Merchandise, and
on a long credit ifrrquired
apply to JAMES STEVENS,
M Pelham Street..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13
Hardware, Cutlery, Slp-Chanalsryvs.
WM. II. RATHBONE,

- Packet Whayf
OUADRANTS, double and single
observation; Brass and Wood Ccmrssses
Spy Glasses, Cases Of Mathematical Instruments,
parallel rules, Scales md Dividcrs Nnviga,oss and
Coast Pilots CHARTS patent bslf.hour G'sssess
Log glssses bunting and Ships coIouxs. Gn.Is,
writing, letter and log paper inL posde, eonsge
OF aIl sizes twinc house, cabin, paint End scrub
brushes, brooms cabin mops log reels ard chfs:
deep sea and hand leads, hand bumps serving
rnaiIe,s blocks and hanks japan lamps snd feed.
ers horn End tin Iantofns knives and forks hin.
ges Of all kinds; screws, brass and iron Jstehss
locks coffee mills, Jack and pen knives, spoons
cooks ladies' and ibrmentors; sxes, hstchets. ban.
mers, japan and tin srumpcts, chiselp susurs, fs,
saws, hsrpoons snd gtsin-. hs! hooks sail needles
aud palms, lesu'sr. shcathbg paper, cauIE'ng Nanp
and n,aiie,s; marlin spikes iron shoveisl slips
srcspers, gmbiets, pump aud clsppcr nail, sis,cs
and pencils, spanish brow ted lead, ,insyfon and
stone ware, patent deck lights brass puwp boxes,
wrought and cut nails brsds and ,atks OF ell Sizes
tiie glue, chalk br,mstone, lsmpbsek, oars. hspd-
spikes, Tar, Pitch. furpeniipe and Rqsir. o.krm ;
with full assortlnen, Of every srteIee Usually call
ed for IN a Hardware and Ship Chandlep store
or Persons wishing ouiadrants and Corpssses
repaired, csn leave them NJ the sbose store, where
they will be attended to.
.kswpOrt. June IL "a