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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-31
MISCELLAN EOUS ARTICLES
Judge Nienen's Charge,

Extract from the charge Of Chef Justice Mel
len TO tie Grand Jury for khe county Of So
N,erSef, Maine.
"Our government is founded on principles
Of equal rights and privileges. Every man
has claims TO distinctions, 10 honor and 10
Offices, whom he can found those claims on HE
own merits and the virtues Of his life. We
arc not p, liborty, then, to thwau our own
principles, and, by neglec,ing 10 furnish the
means Of early education, deprive thousands
10 the community OF the privileges which be-
long to them tho privilege OF becoming nee
Of talents men Of extensive usefulness, and
ornaments TO their county.
..In conncxion with the subject OF public
schools, il is natural TO look to tho innu oscrs
bio advan,sges resulting to the community
from tho religious instruction Of tho Pulpit
Enjoying, as we do, the most ample liberty
of c c,nscience, we arc without excuse il we
do not piize IL as it deserves, and avail our
selves Of tho countless blessing which it pla-
ces within our reach. We have the priv.
Jeee of worshipping God according to the
dictates oil our own conscience lot us not
then abuse The privilege by oegiecling it. In
deed, a steady, .ei ious, and sincere obsetv-
uncs of the worship Of God in his sanctuary,
nre the only sure and eHectuai proof which
no can give 10 the world OF tho exalted est
mation in which we hold this privilege.
As we prize aud cherish our Liberty, we
have, as cuizens Of free country, peculiar
reasons for cherishing and advancing the
Christian religion. 10 illustration OF this
truth, cannot express myself so happily as
in the wo, ds of q distinguished Divine and
excellent man: "ReliI,on," he observes,
befriends liberty. 1t diminishes the ncce ssh
" of public restraints, and In u great measure
supercedes the use of force la administering
the Laws, end this is done 10y making men
law TO themselves. Take away The purifying
~ te.iraining influence Of Religion, and
elG,hness, rapacily aud 10 ustice will break
ou, into new excuses, and amidst the increas-
inu perils of society. Government must be
strengthened to defend u.-Dimiaish frinci.
chile, and you inc, ease the need of force in
community. In this country, Government
needs not the ,rray of power watch you meet
in other nations. No guards of soldiers--no
hosts Of spies--no vivacious regulations OF
police But il accon,plishes its beneficcnt
purposes by q few unarmed Judges ADD civil
officers, and operates so 's,leotly around Us
thai many Of Us enjoy its blessings win hard
" thor of It's existence. And this is tbs
perfection Of Freedom. We owe all this TO
the power of those laws which Religion
wri,cs on our heats: which unite and con-
centtst public opinion against injustice and
oppression which spread spirit OF equity
aud good will through the community. Thus
Religion is the Soul Of Freedom; and no n.-
ton under heaven has such en- interest IN 1t as
ourselves" Rev. Mr.. Charming.
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THAMES. STREET.

STEPHAN II. CAHOONE,
Has sst received and now offers for sale, exten
sRe assortment OF
EneHSh, Eench, and India Goods,
which he offers for sale chesp can be pur cas
ed in town-anong zoiueh are
Super black and blue Ladies worsted Hose,
Biosdc!ohs, Gentltmens ditto
Common do do Ladies siik Hose,
Drab and blue Plains, Dnlo ditto Gloves,
White, red, yellow and Black LevAnlines,
green FisnDels, Black snd colored LVt-
Mixid aud blue Cass- strings,
meres, Ditto Sinchsws,
Bombszetts, 6gd and Ditto Canton CaBhlet,
plain, Ditto ditto Grape,
Dark blue Cacoes, DITTO italian ditto,
Light London Prints, CoIrd Cashmere Shawis,
Copper plate and furn. Ribbons,
ture Cslicoes WhItc aud green Italian
Furniture Dmly. Grape.
a. abd 5.4 Canbrlcs, Flag and Bandanno hdfs
Ditto ditto Jaconet Mus Linen Cambrics,
u lins, MsrseilIes VestinGp.
4 4 Imitation Cambria, Nslentis ditto,
- ard Sd Shear Mus BLK and Cotton Umbrc-
fns, las,
Irish Linens, White Silk Lacci
English shirtngs, Diapers,
White Russia sheetings, Damask,
Brown ditto ditto
ALSO,
! Bale Crash.
Will open tomorrow, One Bale Bomba1etts, as
sorted coiors.
Newport, sept. 26, 1921
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Gov. M'Minn', Valedictory.

The Governor Of Tennessee, in q late address to
the Legislature Of that state. which is now in ses
sion taxes leave Of his constituent in the follow.
ing atfee,ionste and impressive nianaer:
The term Of service to which the kind
psr,ali,y Of my fellow citizens has called inc,
will now be measured in few days, and with
il may be closed fovever my political eonnex
ions with the world. Very few OF those ~ho
with mo entered the public vineyard nearly
half century ago, are still ,oiling 10 the SCI
vice Of the state.
al 'ecognize amongst you however, msry
with whom ] have long been connected by
tho tenderest recollections, and the kindes'
sympsthies Of the hear, and many by whose
friendly aid and ccuo,ensucs l have been CO.
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sbIedfo bear my fee Die par, IN The common
dutes Of the day
" For all The imperfec,jons of my bes,
judgment, and for all my political errors
and short comings, have ever experienced d
tbe tenderest charity at the hands of penor.
Gus public, towards whom my best services
were but poor requitai for the multiple d
evidences OF their confidence and good will.
I have witnes sed the march of our ccun,fv's
freedom from itG menacles OF lawless power
| have Witnessed the progress of refinement
10 this he home OF our choice, and centre OF
our sffec,lons, from the domioion Of savage
cruelty TO The most perfect enjoyment of all
,he comforts Of civilized life. have partici-
pated in The means by which oil these bless.
ines were achieved, and She measure of nv
earthly prospects is nearly filled.
Many of Us most in the course of q very
I1v lcsung Yeas at most, be called TO reck-
on me profit we have made on the talent we
'eceived, and happy will be the end of that
servant who may have known end done The
muste''s will. The iigaments by which we
a'e bound 10 this world are yielding asunder
10 the silent influence OF eve,y moments flight
end the objects by which We were once dc.
lighted viii be seen and known no more
"Lct il tben be our emulation, under the
specisi direction Of thar divine intelligence, 10
whose b.ne6cenco and bounty We refer the
enjoyment Of ev.ry good and perfect gift, to
grow in the works Of tenderness, forbearance
eh.-;,y -"d oensyoIencc one towards anothe-.
Let Us endeayor TO be ysod citizens, good
neighbors, good bro,hefs, and good friends
ever rccollec,ing, ths' peciec, goodness is
ono OF the highes' stt1bu.cs 4 divinity itself.
JOSEPH M'MINN.
Executive Office,
Mu fr-csbn -cnvh, Sept ~, 1927
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CUl3DALL 5 MILLS.
Vol Carding.

Wo0l Carding.
THE subscribers inform their friends
i and the public, that they have replenshed
their Carding Machines with new Cards of the fin.
est aud most approved manufact ture, apd that they
are enabled to Gard Wool OF all grades, in the
tsst manner
They continue 10 Manufacture all kinds Of Wool.
en- Goods, as usual Alec, they color and finish
Wooden Cloths of al descriptions and to color gar
ments &c that have faded, or become untashion-
.ble-An branches Of the above business will be
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms, and
the leas, favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE & GRlNNELL.
N B--SANYoKp ALmY, Little Compton-PBLEc
COREY, Tverton-WILL1AM PEARsB, Bristol
Ferry-and jon SHERMAN, in Newport, will re-
ceye and forward articles intended for the Manu-
sctory Portsmouth, July l9, 1920
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NOTICE.

TIE undersigned Committee hereby give public
notice, that having divided the Grammar School
in TINS place into two departments, Scholars in the
Languages may be retired, aud pursue their studies
with the greatest advantage They have engaged,
a he Teacher in that department, Mr. NATHANIEL
HsLSB, whose character, talents and requirements,
in their opinor. unite eninently to quality him for
that station. Mr. IL will attend personally on the
pupns SIX hours in day.-Board will be provided
in respectable families, on very moderate terms
The COMMITTEES feel pledged to exert themselves.
that the situation and advantages of Scholars, who
may he placed here from abroad shall be such, as TO
give high satisfaction parents, and TO the public
Particular attention will be paid To their morals
OLIVER BRowN, RoBRRTF MOVES
J~.ss HxLNk TuoAAs ). TAYLOR,
IuoMAsK k WELLS. WILEINs UPDIKB,
ELIsHAR PorTeR. C0nUiitee.
Lte- Rest, July III, 1921.
BRowN UNNERsITV, July Is, 1921.
Mr EATuksrEL III LwB, does in my opinion,
fully support the character given him in the above
Notice asa MbSSEk
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POETRY.
lSELECTED1-
sf!':!.;:!
OLD SIMON.-A SONG.

IN his crazy arm chair, on the downhlI Of life,
Old simon sat calm and resigned;
lie had outlved his friends be had buried his wife,
Old simon was lame, deaf and blind
But the Being OF Love still tempers the blast,
With devotion had sweetened his mind;
Her gay smiles, DER wrinkles, contentnent had cast,
And cheered him, though lame, deaf and blind.
His misforunes his woes, could you hear him
re;ae,
Insisting they all were designed,
TO reclaim, him from i'll, or some bliss to create,
You'd long 10 be lame, deaf and blind.
JnHaioe each political chief;
That ,bey baokbite, snari siander in noisy debate,
Old Simon content to be deaf
W.'en Fashion, that teRpter, bstserpent 80 slys
TO folly Ewes daughters incln'd
When with scarce fg-leai, they obtrude on the
eye,
Old Simon's content to be blind.
When battles fell trumpets NO frequently sound,
Md blood marks our annals with shame,
When abroad, war and murder are raging around,
At home, he's content 10 be lame.
Thus. this worthy old man, by contentment and
PRAYER,
To the ills Of his life was resigned
And IN death he exclaimed, as he sunk in his chair,
What bliss 10 be lame, deaf and blind
With ch,plets ofjoy. in the regions above,
His temples the angels entwned
Old Simon there blesses the Being OF Love,
who here made him lame, deaf AID blind.
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I. W, lHURS'ION.

HrFBRs FoR SALE, Soh0isSaie and refaiI,
~ For Cash, or ahhroUed credit,
l2o Gods. 90 tksrces and 10 bbls. brst re-
failing Moia-Sss;
10 boxss and 10 bbls. Hsvana blown Sn-
gars,
do. wtdte do
90 chest, I4Y~on, Young Hyson, Hyson-
sksn, and SrbCpon. Tses;
10 bhds. and 100 bbls. best rye Gin, diff
Eient brands
DO. w. |. Rum;
8 pspes Cognac Brandy;
30 o. casks Wine, dffe cent kinds
30 kegs first qrali,y Tobacco;
20 do, Gur-Powder
80 bbls. Flou, -.
10 boxes Doolittle Soap;' 10 do. sperm
Candies
80 qointa,s Goldfish;
500 lbs. Cassie, Nutmegs, Cloves, Ginger,
Pepper, Pearlash; ....
Loo llia,d's Maccoboy and Scotch Snuff,
and Paper Tobacco, &c. Sc. Aug. 8.
CUl}DALL 5 MILLS.
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.JfUSSEY'S P.iTENT
ECO NJ MfCAL GRIDIPONS.

ONOMiCAL GRIDIRONS.
J'HE subsc,iber has jus, received few packages
i of .lhlsseys Patent Economical CridirO,s, vsi-
liable impruvc cmenl in Domesi1 Economy much Is
said in their favor. and much more may with pro
prety be said The public requested to exam
inc and try themonce using. viii convince any rea-
sonable person Of their utility. For sale At The
Manufac,ory prices by
WILLIAM II RATHBONE.
Head of Packet 5harf.
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New Stock OF
FEATHER BEDS & FEATHERS:
ABR A II A Nj b ARKER.

No. 2, Charies.S:reef.
X EEPS constantly OH hand quaint
IN ty Of best Live Geese and Fowl Peather,.
.l'd Feather beds. from the lowest priced to the
first quality.
.AsO. hand An assortment of Mattresses, Of all
kinds March aI. ,a1I
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NEW FLOUR.

JUST landed from sch Heua Franklin,
from Alexandra, and for sale on Gard.
ner's wharf, so bbls. fresh eroupd ,upel 6ne
FLOUR, and 80 bbls. do. scra:ched, part
OF thenew wheat. apply 10
Oct IL JOHN T. LYON
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JONATHAN REYNOLDS. :

Has Jr sale al h,s store in kH7ektor9.
A General Assorimeat of Hardware ana
"A Cutlery brass Andirona, shovsIs spd
ttongs-ALSO, Dry Goods, HAS, Shoes. and
Groceriss; Dutch Plough Ioos, Shire
Mou!ds, od Ploughs, ready m de pa,en,
pitch iolks broad and narrow ca,, steel
axes; Hoes, Stythes and Sneaths, bar Iroa
and steel, nail RODS and nails Of all sorts =
hesrtb tile, bricks-'one lime, Window Glass
and Putty, Linsesd and Lamp OIL SC. sc.
LikeqviSe,
400 VT pearl ashes, { do MoIasses,
t6 900 hid hoops, bbis Gin,
LOCO bb poles. y 10 cords irewood,
~ bushels plaster, & lCO0 fish barrels,
$500 pine Cispbosr,ls , 50 rum dil,o,
80 IN. do shingles. 100 Quintas Codl.L,
500 chesnut rails 80 barrels Flour,
70 bushels white Is grindstones,
beans 20 bubbles wrapping,
hhds r.. hum, paper,
ALSo an Lumber Yayd,
A general assortment OF country Lumber, con.
sistng ofship Plank, boat Boards, comm on oak do.
an. jostshAif inch chesnu, boards, sc. &c
WickfOi- Apr IS
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PAPER.

REAMS Of AIMEE Foolscap, No. and 2
Ame.' fine Post, No. and q.
English Bath Pos, fine, and
County WRITING PAPGR OF various
kinds ALSO,
Fine Tea, blue sod cowmon
WRAPPING PAPER.
The above, i,- received sod tor se'e W
JAMES HAMMOND.
Newport, Aug Is, 1871.
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NOTICE..

JAMES TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
the public, that he has employed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready to attend to the calls of his Old Gus.
toners and Friends--the smallest favour will eb
gratefully acknowledged and punc,uslly attended
to-ca'l at the Chambers over his Store, north
corner of Bannister. ..-whsrf
Newport, March %,
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NOTICE.

IHE subscriber having been appointed
by the Hon. Court Of Probate for he town of
Tlrerton, Administrator on the Estate Of
t., GEN. BENJAMIN HOWLAND,
late OF Tiverton, deceased, and having qualified
himself for that trust. hereby requests all persons
having any claims agsinst said Estate, 10 present
them for settlement, without delay, and these iii
debted to said estate, to make immediate payment
GEORGE HOWLAND. .iliapr.
Tiverton, sept. IS, 1921. fsi9l
Commissioners Notice.
WE, the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon Court of Probate, for The town o.
Newport, in the county Of Newport, Commissioners
to receive, eranine and ADJUST the claims as alst
the estate of
ELIZABETH TUELL,
late Of Newport deceased represented nsolvent, do
hereby give notice, that six months from the date
hereof are allowed the creditors of said Estate, to
bring in and prove their claims aud that VIC win
assemble At respective dwellings for .ist pur.
pose, st any tiuse within said PERIOD.
JOB TOWNSEND, lc.e..,
ELEAZER TREvETT, ''""'1'''"e''
All persons indebted to said estate, are requested
to make immediate payment to
JONATHAN T.. ALMY, administrator.
Newport, Oct. l, 1874. LO.3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-27
District of Columbia,

County Of .1.erandria 10 wit.
ON the petition OF CammilIus Grfhth an
Onsolvent debtor, confined in the gao of
Alexandria county for debt-Notice IS here
By g,Uen TO the creditors OF the SAID Cammll-
lus Griffith that on the first MONDAY in May,
at 9 O'Clock. "A M. at the court house OF said
county, the oath prescribed by the act Of
Congress of the United States, entitled
IAN act for the relief of insovent debtors
within the District of Columbia" will be
administered to the said insolvent, and a
Trustee appointed, unless suihcient'cause TO
the contrary be- then and there shown
Ordered. That this notice be inserted
three times week foI two weeks, before
that day IN both the newspapers printed in
Alexandria. By orter of the honorable
William Cranch, chief judge OF the United
States Circuit Court of the District of Co.
lumba. 1este.
april "a EDM. |. LEE, c. G.
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District Of C,olumbia, !

.Hlerdadr1G Ounty IS.
WAS committed TO the Jail of this c, IN
w iy on the 81 inst as a rlinaw ay, 9 he
gro man named Kinney Junes, about 90
years Of lge, 5 feet 10 inches high, well
made and of a lightisb cast; says he has beer
accustomed to following the water in the
hay trade. He claims freedom, and states
he has mother in Baltimore, on Federal
Hill, by The name OF Dorcus Jores, and that
he served an apprenticeship in Baltimore It,
the sailmaking business with William Ward
The owner is desired to come, prove pro-
perry, pay charges and take him away o.
therwise he will he disposed of as the law
directs. ANDW. ROUNSAVELL,
ian l8 them .]silor
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For Freight,

Sax The superior SCR. ROMEO.
sSssEs James Hedge, master; burthen 600
barrels, will soon be ready 10 load, and
would prefer a freight to the West Indies.
Apply to JOHN II. LAGD T. Co.
Who have just received for sale,
100 hhds. Havana molasses
bags do coffee
s. baifdo best Havana ssgars.
AZ Or, do
o35 tons plaster
1870 bush. Nova Scotia seed potatoes &
"a quintals fish, on board brig Olive
400 Gallons rectihed Boston rum
"a bills first quality cider
I doz double rvetted shovels
small anchors
Few thousand boards T. cords tirewood.
april
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-27
Just Received.

1 Nd for sale by the subscriber, at re-
n dueed prices,
92oo bushels Helh's choice coal, DOW land
ing at Ramsay's wharf
10 900 lbs bacon Of very superior quality
4 bales prime Upland cotton
30 quarter boxes best Havana segars
10 bbls old rye whiskey
Family flour particularly selected-Lon-
don mustard, Of choice quality at the very
reduced price of 81! cts. per Id. Windsor
CASTLE and common soap. together with a
General assortment Of GROCERIES.
aprllI7 ROBERT L. WHITE
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For Freight,
Lecsburg Turnpike
ROAD COMPANY

ROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE is hereby given, TO the stock
l Nhnlters, that the fourth instalmeht OF
Ten Dollars on each share of the new stock,
(that Is the stock subscribed since the LIST
day OF October 1873 is sailed for and Te-
CURED TO be paid M or before the 10th day
of May next Those who have not paid up
the former calls must do so without delay.
THO. r. MOTT. Trensursr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-27

A. G.. CaZenOye = Go.
uAyE for sale by the piece or package
L Il large assortment OF
American0
India
German : GOODS
Russia Il
English }
Murdoch's best London particular Madeira
wine in pipes, halt pipes and Or. casks
do do market DO In do
Malaga wine in half or. casks
Cognac Brandy in pipes
Molasses (best retailing) in hhds
Caracas indigo
Spanish Sugars
Swedes iron assorted
Baltimore window glass every size
Dupont's best Brandywine GUNPOWDER
And few cases Of Milan white stones,
Dutch states, toys and quilts, which
can be sold very cheap.
They are purchasing
Maryland tobacco
Ginseng
.Nerino and SINNERS wool.
And want vessel of 6 or 800 bbis.
kAX to load for an eastern port.
~ march 3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-27
Shoes and Hats.

WIN. TRUE has just received by late
w arrivals, fail supply of ladies' mis-
ses'. gentIemen's and children's shoes o
every description, made particularly by
order. and warranted good
ALSO-Gentlemen's black and drab imi
tation beaver hats; boys and children's low
priced fur and wool hats; all of which will
be sold as low as at any store in the district.
aDri II.
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For New-York.

For NeW-YOrk.
Ia. The s!oop RANGER. capt, Smith,
G.will be ready to load in three days.
and take freight for that port, on reasonable
terms. Apply to WM. FOWLE 4. Co.
Who have for sale said s!oops cargo of
4o. 900 feet merchandise lumber
Also lending from the schr. Eliza,
5o.bbls New York prime pork
april
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Rice.

YOHN II LADD g. Co. ave now i'm sto
u for sale,
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
500 do CaciE do
bales herring seine twine
march IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-27
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL q, 1921.
William Fowle & Co.

William Fowle s Co.
III AVE for sale the cargo OF the brig Bru
illus, capt. Robinson, IRON the Bay of
Honduras. consisting OF
$4,000 feet mahogany
10 tons logwood
loco pounds indigo
A few pounds of tortoise she'll
For sale or freight,
Mn The above named brig, carries a.
!& bout 1000 barrels, is good vessel
and can be ready for cargo in few days
Also, for freight,
-, The schr. ELIZA ANN, Oliver
.xSia& Jordan, master, carries 800 barrels.
A superior vessel, and will take freight
to any eastern port.
And for sale said schr's cargo of
400 casks Thomastown lime
5000 feet merchandise lumber
loco do hard wood joist april Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-27
Notice.

I EFT The employment of the Subscri
ELber on the morning OF the 9th instant,
NEGRO MAN, named Fielding, about 5
feet 6 inches high, and thirty years of age;
his clothing not reccol!ecled, but tina, of an
ordinary farm hand. He is well formed OF
dark complexion, down look, and slow IL
his articulation
A reward Of Ten Doliurs will be given
for him, if taken in The county of Fairfax,
or Alexandria; or THIRTY Dollars if taken
out of them when delivered to my agent,
Mr.. Seul, or lodged ia any safe jaol
BUSHROD WASHINGTON.
march3O
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New Shoe and Hat StUre.

J. H. RU.N.NELLS
LAS Just received, on com mission. at his
Ii new store, opposite Messrs. Patton q
Butchers. K;ng-street, Alexandra, where
ell offers for sale general assortment OF la
dies, misses, gentlemen's, boys and chill
dren's SHOES, OF every descriptions; also,
genllemen's and boys imitation beaver. ro-
ram, napt and wool HATS, unusually cheap
Tor cash.
He would also inform his former friends
and customers, that he has engaged a num-
Der OF good workmen 10 the boot and shoe
line, who will keep him constantly supplied
with ready made boots and shoes, OF the
very best stock the country will afford.
which, together with a constant supply oil
norther shoes, will enable him to execute
all orders for the above goods with promp-
litude.
n. 3. Ladies and gentlemen wishing
boots or shoes made expressly for them, can,
at short notice, by leaving their Measure al
his Store.
" anted Immediately, 5 or journey
men. on mems and women's work, none
but good workmen will be employed and
cor.t ant employment given. march u