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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-06
THE RORDRA.

1t is recorded OF a ,sie noble earl that he
was suddenly awskod at night in his carriage,
by hlghwsymao. who. ramming his pistol
,nrough The window, and presenting it clOse
to his heart, demanded bis money, excla,ming
q, the same Umc, "ihat he had heard that his
lordship had boas,ed that he never would be
robbed by single highwayman, but That be
should be laush, 10 the contrary" His lord.
ship, putting hs hand in his pocket replied,
Neither would now be robbed, il it was not
for tina; fellow who is looking owes your should
eF." The highwayman turning round bis
head, his lo,dship, who bad drawn pistol
from his pocket instead OF pa sc, shot him
dead on The spot,--London haher.
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Fresb Flour.

Jur received from Alexsndri,, and for nIe,
On Gar9nsr's wharf,
200 bbls. Mountain Flour, of prime
quality; S hs9 ksls do. do; city mill Flour, Tor
bakers. Ap?ly to -
Mar 81,
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RE MOVAL.
Andrew v. Allen & Co.

uAyE removed to the Store recently owned ana
4 occupied by c. RHooss, ESQ No io3'
Thames.street few doors south OF their old s'ana'
where they have for sale, ut wholesale sha se's'
general
Assortment Of Groceries.
Nex6nrf. March 81
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POETRY
vRoh the NEW BRvsswI.x TINES.


vRoh THE NEW BRUsswIsE TINES.
A SONG. >
vritten by John J Barker, Of this city. and sung
the spring Meeting Of the Agricultural Society
New. .Brdnswick. on the Gath April 1924.
FARMER's lifs's the life for nc;
lown love it dearly,
And every season full of glee,
! take it's labor cheerly--
To plough or sou,
To reap or NOV,
Or in the barn to tbresh, sirs
Ah's one to me:
iplainly see
Twill bring me health and cash, sir.
To customers the Merchant shows
His best broad. cloths and satins,
In hopes to sell q suit Of clothes--
But 10 they beg a pattern--
Which. pinn'd on sleeve.
They take their leave
"Perhsps they'll buy--since low lis
And il they do,
The sale he'll rue.
When paid, sir, with "no,ice."
The Priest has plsgaes a. undesired.
When hattcred with Call, sir;
For though De preach like one inspired,
He Cannot please 'em oil, ear,
Some wanting grace,
Laugh in bis face,
While solemniy he's prosingi
Some snet re or cough,
Some shuttle Off
And some are even doing.
The Lawyer leads harrass'd life,
Much like hunted otter.
And tween his own and Others strife,
He's always in hot water:
For foe or friend,
A cause defend,
However wrong, must be. sire
In reasons spite,
Maintain 'tis right
And dearly earn his fee, sir.
Q'he Doctors styled gentleman
But this hold as hummins;
Por, like tavern waiting man.
10 ev'ry call he's "coming"--
Now here. nowhere.
Must he repair,
Or starve, sir, by denying;
Like death himself.
Unhappy elf,
He lives by Others dying.
The Soldier decked in golden lace,
Looks wond'rous fine, l own, sir;
But still envy not his place,
When bstter'd to the bone. sir
To knock my head
Against cold lead,
Inever had notion;
II that's the way
To rank 1 say,
=. Excuse me the promotion.
The .ailor lives but in jail,
With all the risk besides, sir,
Of piCage, founder. and of gale
This csnDo, be denied, sir.
While ~ mug
E'joy my mug,
Or kiss my wife, and 40 forth
When rain and storm
The nights deform,
Ills 'uty BIDS him 60 forth.
AFNRNERs life, then let me live,
Obtaining, white I lead il.
Enough for self. and some to give
To such poor souls as need 1t.
IN drain and fence.
Nor grudge expense.
10 give my land good dressing
I'll plough ard SOW,
Or drill in row,
And hope from Heaven blessing.
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UNION FACTORY.


THE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and the public in general, that they
have added to their establishment complete set
of new Cards, suitable for carding OF MeIino wool,
in the best manner. which together with their for.
rner machinery make their establishment complete
Wool OF all grades csrded into rolls at the low.
est terms They wish 10 receive wool for msuu-
featuring on shares or contract. as may best suI,
their employers. They continue to carry on theis
Clothing business, in all its various branches Ey-
cry attention will be paid TO the coorng of Grapes.
BombaIettes, Silks, &c The following persons
will receive and forward any articles intended fer
the Union Factory.
GEORGE LAYTON. Tive-tsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisiol Ferry.
EDWARD SThNUOPE, and
ROBERT X & FRANCIS CARR, .NerfOrt
The subscribers, return their sincere thanks to
their old customers and solicit the continuance OF
their favours. JOHN BABCOCk.
MOSES LAWTON.
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NTY Accounts must be settlt d.
lVl Those Persons who have been owing me for
msny years past cannot longer expect an indulgence,
which it is not in my power to grant -. is abso'
iutely necessary and indispensable, that all my un.
settled business should be closed forthwith many
accounts are now pu, in the hands of Justice for
collection and all those who wish to avoid expence
and trouble are req tired to pay the amour, OF ther
dues, speedily As possible
NewnoYt. March IA
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-05

farm house: Take common skinned
milk beginning to sour, put it into a
churn, and the churn into barrel,
which fill with hot water as high as the
milk in the churn; cover all with a
thick cloth, and let it stand or hours.
You will thenfind thick sourish cream at
top, which is esteemed great deicacy
when eaten with sugar. Underneath is
thin watery liquid which you separate
from the cream as you please, but the
best way is to draw it off by spigot at
the bottom Of the churn. Nearly half
the milk becomes cream, the goodness
OF which depends upon the sourness of
the milk used, and the heat Of the water
in the barrel. For these no positive di-
rection can be given, but few trials will
easily determine. AGRESTIS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-01
No. 6178.
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
Sanf0rds PeruDian Bark.

TNHE subscriber having used his beat en-
beavers to give 10 bis supefAne powder
Of the bark. all he perfection OF which tho
article is susceptible; and being satisfied
from The decided preference which has long
been given 10 that preparation throughout
the United States, that his exeriions land
those OF bis late father. have not been unsuc.
cessful; feels it duty, no less in justice 10
the public than TO himself, TO expose an i'm
position which he has lately discovered to
be praCtised in vending this article. He
has ascertsined that much inferior bark has
been sold in bulk, in various parts OF the u
nited States, as Sanlord's preparation, and
many purchasers have been deceived in the
expectation of having obtained the subscri-
beers genuine powder; when, in fact, they
have been furnished With common bark pro-.
badly powdered at his mill.
To prevent in future practice so injuri-
Gus not only to himself and TO the purchaser,
but, which Is OF vastly more importance.
fraught with irreparable mischief 10 the sick;
the public are now informed that The sub
scriber nj yer has or ever will sell his supel-
fine powder of the bsH in bulk. nor in any
other way than in paper packages. neatly
pasted in cylindrical form, containing from
one ounce to one pound; with bis printed
label upon each, and is sold in this way at
reduced prices by all The principal druggists
in the city OF New York, st. phen North, OF
Philadelphia, Andrew L Kennedy, Of Alex
andria. sole agent for the District OF Co
lumbia, Randolph Webb, OF Raleigh, Salm-
on Hall, of Newtern, IN c. A S. yelling.
ton, Percival & Johnston, Johnston & May
nard, and Dr.. l.. Kirkland, OF Charles ton,
Abrm DE Leon, Of Camden, Penheld Y
Marquand of Savannah, Southard u Starr,
of louisville. Kentucky, Isaac ID. Bull,
Daniel Hopkins, and Harvey Seymour.
!. Co. OF Hartford, Conn. Martin Cow les, Of
Pennington, 7 Us Southmayd & Co, Ut
Middetown. Hoichkiss D. Durand, OF New
Haven. anu by the proorielor at Greenwich,
lCon J in short il may be procured in al.
most any par OF The U. S. with the proprle-
tors essay on all The different kinds OF Peru
Wan bark Low used in The u. 5.
All such druggists as are particular in The
puIverIsing OF their different medicines, are
respectfully informed by the subscriber, hat
by applying 20 him al Greenwich, (Con.)
they Can have their drugs Of various KINDS
powdered IN very superior and elegant
manner. and with dispatch; and as the fl
cacy OF most articles depends much up
he 6neness of their yowder, the public are
informed that by enquiring Tor Sartord's powa
derng they may be sure OF obtaining arli"
cIes that are well manu- actured.
JOHN G. SANFORD.
sent 90 cost
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-01
Just Published
{ ND for sale a: John A. Stewards book
~ store. price dollar,
The, HIS CRY
OF THE
REFRIGERATION,

Being an abrdgInent Of Burnet's History OF
the Reformation Of the Church o. England.
Together with sketches of the lives OF Lu-
Their, Calvin, and Zuingle, the three ctiebra-
ted reformers OF the continent. - BY the
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector of the Parish
of St. Aundre, Virginia.
RECOMMENDATION.
Having been favored with the perusa OF
an abridgment of the history Of the reiorna-
ton, prepared for publication by The Kev.
B. Allen, with pleasure comply with his
request. in giving it my humble recoihn'en-
daiion. 1t contains The history OF all the
important iacts as narrated by BurDet, and
to those who have not the time or The meant
of consulting that writer, must prove 'n'eI-
esting and valuable. There being consI-
derable class of persons under these clrcum-.
stances, such work has been wanted, and
7 think, the present one will be highly ac-
as serving 10 meet the existing ex-
;gencv WILLIAM Il. WILMER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-01
Madeira Wine, Patent Shot, SC.
WILLIAM GILHAM..

AS received per brig H. ne, y. V. Pratt,
IL master. direct from Madeira,
2 pipes old l.. P. MADEIRA wine, from
Murdock, Yuille, Wardrop & Co.
And from Phlade pbia,
ton patent Shot. assorted from BIB.
to No.
10 cases fresh salad oil containing 80
TASKS each,
IL boxes sperm candles, u perior quality
E;:s ;; 81: 4: : '
Loaf. lump and brown sugars,
Port ut, I + i ?: ntnnsr'fs't Hines.
COgnac brandy,
Holland gin,
S ( S;'; &C.. and Ram.
Green and ST. Domingo coffee, together
With gene. Al assortment OF
Other Groceries.
sept. II div-3aw3w
" nisk.,, Pork, Tea, &c.
SAMUEL MhssERsMlrH offers for
~ sale
lao bbls Baltimore 4. Pennsylvania wins
key $780,.
100 New York prime pork
10 do do beet
20U Baltimore No. |, herIings
l6 hhds superior quail. Muscovado sugars
% do common do uo
chests
IL boxes Imperial lea
40 2lh canaisters
rs BIKES tG,,novaer do
Az ID cannis'ers
Of approved qnalitg.
loco lbs ST Domingo coliee
Is hhds J prime New Orleans Mo-
5 terces lasses
hhds West India do
90 or. casks Sicily Madeira wine
10 do Colnenar do
pipe half pipes 4 3 or. casks Corsl'
Ca do
S bbls containing IL dez bottles port do
400 realms wrapping paper
Hampers OF Porter bottles
Sugar loaf and kehlish cap paper, ON
ders and band box boards, Canton table
mats, &c. &c.
sept II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-01
Oakllnn

DY the ton, hundred or smaller quantity
y of superior quality, for sale at the
York House, on The most reasonable terms.
1t is highly approved of by ship carpen,er.
and masters of vessels JUNK of the first
quality las no other will answer) received a
a isir price, Apply to
Mr.. THOMAS, Keeper ofthe
may foor and work house.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-01
For Amsterdam
Freight " anted,

.SG For the ship POTOMAC. Charles
SO Bradford, master; burlhtn about SOo
mus Of tobacco or 1000 bbis flour The
SNIP in guod order and ready to receive
carsp Immediately. For terms apply to
JOHN JANNEY Il SON.
Who will purchase good wheat and wool
we'll washed on the sleeps back. -.
itr The Editors OF the National inte'ii-
g,ncer will please insert the above once
week or three weeks.
mO9 Idwu
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-01
MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER l. 1891.
Phineas Janney,

hih>"c oNhhN ~
AS in store, and offers for sale,
IL package,
Broad cloths
Sav'd blue do
Twiiled coating
Kersey noleskin
Drab plains
Bonbazetls
Wildbores
Olive a9d black velveteehs
Do and mixed Presidents Genoa cords
Super6ne long cloths
Cotton shirtings
Cambria muslins
Mar-eilles quilted counterpanes
Ladies' lead colored cotton stockings
Canton grapes; plain and figured
Superior Nankin do
Do shawIs. landlord hdkfs S.dresses
Saddlery and cutlery
ALSO ON HAND.
$50 tons Sveces' bar iron assorted sizes
2 do do do steel
40 boxes sperm candles, Rodman's brand
which will he sold on accommodating terms.
Ono 10 colt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-01
Vol. XIII
For Freight,

,R The superior bng ABIG AL, J;
S4S3H. TitcOmb, master, carries 4oo
~ f: Tohacco or 5000 bbls. -four, is IN
ch''S' - AMI will be ready to take car
~ On bogrd in few days.--ApPly to
Go"H '0''N WIN. FOWLE & Co.
,g7o hare for sale said briggs cargo Of
so00 bushels st. Ubes SAIL.
aug 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-01
Coffee.
1900 POUNDS.

\ HAVE just received, by the brig Bene
! factor. II, 900 lbs. Of first quality Porto
Rico Coffee 1t is pronounced by good
yes to be the best parcel imported into
the District for 2 months past, is entitled
to debenture. Persons wishing 10 purchase
will please to apply AT my office, Bird ge' ST.
George Town. ROM LUIS RIGGS.
may 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-01

Charles Bennett,
AS received and offers for sale
Ii few casks seine Irvine
5c.ak- patent shoe threat, super. g. hnesg
Three bales rose blankets, assorted from
Sd to l2-4
Four bales burlaps. of IN excellent qual'y
Irish linens sheetIngs and lawns, &c. 9c.
GTHe wishes 10 purchase a few
Hhds. Maryland Tobacco
of good quality, and has to rent wo com.
Portable BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
with oul houses complete.
sept 90 1aw6w
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CUn!DALi'S MILLS.
Woof C6rMhg

THE; subscribers inform their friends
4 ard the public. that they have repienisheG
their Cardins Machines with new oafos OF ue nh
est and most approved manufacture. and that they
are now enabled TO Card Wool Of ai grades, in the
best manner.
They continue TO Manufacture III kinds OF Wool.
en- Goods, as usual --y1to, they color and hnish
Wooden Cloths Of all descriptions, and to color gar.
ments, &c. that have faded, or become unta:hion-
able.--All branches of tie above business viii be
done with desnatcb, and on the lowest terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledge.
CLARKE O. GRlNEELL.
NB-sAsYosp ALMY, Little. .comptcn-PILR O
CoprY. Tiverton-WILLIAx PIAass, Bristol
Ferry--aad JOB sBEnhAS, in Newport, VIII re-
ceive and forward articles intended Tor the Manu-
factory. Portsmouth, July J9. 1920.
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POETRY a..
From the Vermont Observer.
.-E.
WHAT ! HATE.

xHATE the man who undertakes,
10 gain advantage by mis,akes,
And him hate, who'll with design,
Ny honest bargains undermine.
] hate the sly, deceitfui neighbor,
Who seeks the profits OF my labor;
hate him also who'll not lend,
Assistance TO Q worthy friend;
And more bate him who would borrow
I'm his friends credit ill 10 morrow,
Then leave his friend, without delay
The borrow'd money to repay,
also hate the ignorant clown.
who spre ads fslse rumors thro' The town,
With base deceit, beyond expressing.
To gain post, not worth possessing.
hate the disconnected elf,
Who, robbng others. robs himseH
OF all the social joys OF life,
And St,rs up enmity and strife.
With equal hate, hate the liar.
Who sets the neighborhood on iirc.
With tales which he'll misreprese't'
40 give his cnyious spleen more vent.
But most Of all, hate the woman,
Who tattles, and speaks we'll OF no mans
Whose tongue appears on swiSeis huhg'
With voca! organs double strung;
Who sets al Variance msn and wife,
And fills the aeighbor hood with STRIFE;
With scorn hste her who will tell
OF every irhiag idle tale,
. hate her with q double hate,
Wac Others secrets will relate
liAe discord, cayy. ssfite,
Al all the moderR ils Of life.
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rorihwss,ers, %, lust be sisy, ind give ce
ny cos., or here is his Worship the justice,
end he shall decide whose coat il is" Az
that instant the magistrate made his appear
ance---aDd Paddy, without any eireumioeu.
iion, lodged detainer against the potion Of
his wardrobe he found astrsy, and the other
% loudly asserted his right TO the garment 10
question. The magistrate having at length
ob,uined q bearing, by silencing these noisy
litiesnts, addressed the complainer in the fol.
lowing terms :--'Wba is your name, fIiend 2
" Pat Pu'die, please your honoi." "Wel.
Mr.. purdie, what proof hsve you that The
coat IN question Is yours !" Plsase your
honor, ny initials are on il /" "Your iniiisls
let me SEQ them" Pat took out his knife,
and ripping up part Of the sleeve, al the
wrist, took out TWO feas, which he placed in
the magistra,o's hand with an air OF triamph.
-" What do these mean, my friend /" wac
,be ffsi question, Z" Name, your homo, why
isn't lhese Pae for Pat, and Pas for purdie (
sure" 1t is almost unnece sssry 10 odd, that
che evidence was considePed conclrsiv ia
PAS favor, and The coat restored TO ia Iish,
ow0er.
Sir Wiiion1 Jones and Thomas Day, Rsg.--
Ono day upon removing some books al The
Chambers Of the former, large spider dropt
upon The floor, upon which Sir Wiiiisus,
with some warmth SAID skill that spider )
Day, Hill that spider !"---No said Mr.. Day,
wllh that cooness for which he was so con-
spicuous.---''I will not kin that spider, Jones.
do no, know thet have righ, to kill that
spider !--SupPose when you are going IN
your coach 10 Westminster. hall, q Superior
being, who, perhaps, may have as much
power over you, as you have over This insect,
should say to his companions" Xii! ths,
Lawyer kill tha, lawyer! How would ycu
iiko that jones l.--and, am sore TO most
people, lawyer is more aoxious snirosl
than Spider."
NEWS--origin of thr soord.--Ths four
cardinal points Of the compass, rnar ked wi,h
the letters N. +. w. S. standing for North,
Eas,, West, South, forms the word News
which, coming from ail the world, gsse de-
rivafion 20 The vc'd.
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JONATHAN REYNOLDS,

Has for safe at AfS store IN WIeHord,
General .Assortnenf OF Hardware snd
N Cutlery brass Andirors, shovels snd
toogs-ALSO, Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, and
Groceries; Dutch Plough Irons, Shire
Mouid,, and Ploeghs, ready mades pe'ent
pitch forks; broad and narrow cast sleei
axes Hoes, Sey,hes and SneaIhs, bar iron
and steel, nail rots and nails of s!i sorts.S )
hearth tile, bricksstone lime, Window Glass
and Putty, Lipseed and Lsmp oil ae. See
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Fre5b Flour.

Just received from Alexandra, and for sale,
On Gardasr's wisrf
200 bbls. Mountain Flour, of prime
quah,ys half bbis do dOi city mill Flour. for
bakers. Apply to
Mar o.
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RICH FLAiN
SATTlNS & LEVANTiNES
II. Sessions,

HAS just received good assortment
Of rich plain sst,ins ard Leyan,nes. So Sc AND -
pla in sik sbsws, Maxim ard Canton Grapes, black
ss,tns and India Levsntines, Maxim Crspt dresses.
Grape Shswls, Imitation Mtriro, 90 h'eiino tckis,
brocsded bordered do. Plaid LuistgiIg, gieen,
white and pink de- Jacope, Muslin. white and green
Gauze, Italian black shd v bite Grape. plain Cssss
mere and borderes sbswls, long silk Gloves, short
kid and silk do. seersyekers.-Also,i Case Of
LEGhORN'S, Of superior quality, some very low
priced-al Of which will be sohd at reduced Pricss.
Nav 30
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LIRe7niSe

also, in Lumber. 1ard,
A general assortment soi country Lumber, conS
sisting ofShip Plank, boa, Boards, common oak d
and jo;stshalf inch chesnut boards. sc. &c.
Wickford April. 2s.
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NOTICE..

THE subscribers have been appointed
and qualified to act as Administrators upon the Is
tate Of THOMAS C. HAZARD, ESQ.
late Of South Kingstown. deceased.
GEORGE r. HAZARD,
n. HAZARD,
ENocH hA2ARc,
Ncwrots, March q, iaSl,
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REWOVAL.
Andrew V. Allen & Co.

uAvE removed to the store recently owned and
II occupied by c. RBopss. ESQ No. 103,
Thames street, trw doors south Of their old stand
where they have for sale, at Wholesale and retail
general
assortment Of Groceries.
Nevnort. March OF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07
From The National lnteVigsnser.
Z WsPAPE RS.

NLWsPAPEHS.
The following advertisement is copied YER.
tutim from an old Norwich England
newspaper, printed by Henry Cros.groSs
IN the year 1888
This is to inform NY friends and custo'
mers that on Saturday next, tins newspaper
will he sold for penny, and be continued
al that price; but advertisements will be stI!i
taken in gratis, as formerly. The reason OF
my raising il 10 penny IS because the NUN
Der print - too prodlgious great TO he gwen
away any longer and hope none OF ny
customers Will think II dear oil penny. 'n'e
they shall always have the be., rHteiIsthte,
besides other diversions.
The above paragraph has been copied M
to many papers, the readers OF which. re
suppose. marvel how cheap newspapers we're
in that day, and how dear they bf n"". -
they will Ini. however, on examination. tnas
in this country al least, they are yei nos
cheap, and indeed too badly paid ioi-'aN'
afford any thing like an adequate conFensh,,
ton for The capital ard lahour employed
by the publishers, unless An advertising vs.
tom assists The support derived from iuc'
scrptions. The price OF the Daily Ns;iOn-
al lrteli,genceT to subscriber. !. three ceh''
and traction each. being about fifty p''
cent more than the price OF the Nor"'H
newspapers in he good old time at Henry
Crosseruye Tue price Of the London news
s,srllr., OF ~hics ssre tsas ihise keuee