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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-12

of Grain. are admissible free OF duty. A
letter from merchant in Montreal, says
:. II is with much concernI have 10 state
,bat under this new law, ashes, sailed pro-
visions butter, lard, SC. are totally exclu-
ded. The prices Of ashes will no doubt
advance, in consequence Of this untor!u-
nate and unexpected news. The law is
making great sensation here. Some OF
our most intelligent merchants are OF opin.
ion that there is 4 mistake in that part OF
the law which excludes ashes. and that the
Same will be discovered and rectihed."
IN. Y. .ady.
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BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

Phuddelphld, oept. q.
Al the general triennial meeting OF the
Stockholders of the Bank of the United
States, held by adjournment at their Hall,
in the city Of Philadelphia, on Friday,
the 9th OF September, 1922.
THOMAS ELLicoT, Ese. in the Chair,
/ WILLIAM MEREDITH, Secretary.
"Y our committee TO whom was referred
the investigation of the STATE OF the Bank
under the appointment OF the ed instant,
beg leave 10 report that the reasonable
expectation entertained by the meeting OF
the arrival of Delegates from among the
distant Stockholders, has not been rea>
liked; aud they regret to add, that IN con-
sequence Of pressing aud unavoidable en-
gagements OF public and private nature,
some of the gentlemen composing an I'M
portant part OF your Committee, have been
constrained 10 return home.
eNIJsder such circumstances, your com ,
mittee, after having made some progress
in the investigation con6ded to them, by
the perusal of variety OF interesting doc
umepts, emnently Illustrative OF the past
and present condition of the Bank, are,
deeply sensible of the importance OF the
present meeting to its future. prosperity
and welfare, and how extremely desirable
il is to obtain, if practicable, full repre-
sentation of Stockholders from places at
present unrepresented; more especially
as the notification of the President OF the
Bank, of July last, gives US emphaticaily
to understand that he is aboutto retlre
from bis present trust. The e1Rediency
Of free interchange of opinion as to the
person who shall be his successor, confers
upon this last consideration a peculiar IN,
terest which il would be an affe citation OF
deiicacy to conceal, ar atteu pi to repress.
"Wtth the hope there fore OF obtaining
an accession to their numbers from the
different places most nteresied in the
Bank, your committee have adjourned to
Monday, the 2lst of September instant,
and to promote the object OF their own adj
journment, they would beg leave most re-
spectfully to submit the following Resoiu-
ton for the adoption of the present meet
ing.
.Re.olved, That the triennial meeting
of the Stockholders OF the Bank OF the u.
States, now convened, do adjourn TO Sa-
turday the Slst Of September instant. tor
the purpose OF afordng time for the dis
tant Stockholders to assemble either IN
person or by proxy, in order that the, va
cancies in the present Committee OF in
vestigation may be filed ; for the promo
ton of which, be it resolved, that the
chairman of the meeting be requested TO
address. letters to the different offices OF
the Bank of the United States, earnestly
soliciting call OF the Stockholders, for
the appointment Of the Delegates in ques-
ton. to convene at the period previously
mentioned
Wbereupon, the said resolution was u
unanimously adopted. and this meeting is
adjourned accordingly, to Saturday the
slst September instant, al ls O'Clock.
THOMAS ELLICOTT, Chairman.
w. MEREDITH, Secretary.
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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT, Y.

Il is stated in letters from Georgia, that
Col. Cumming had departed on the gotf,
with his second, Tor the mountains, TO meet
MIR. M'Dufie; SO we may shortly. expect
10 hear of :" Are in the mountains. @
National .idvocate.
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UNPARALLELED DESPATCH.

On Tuesday, ths 2Sih ult. the barn OF
Mr. Samuel Hatchins, a respectable citi-
zen of Warren, Ohio, was consumed by a
flash OF Lightning I; aud with the barn all
its contents, mos: OF the hay and all the
grain produced by the owners farm the
present season, were consumed as IN a
moment.
But we have now the satisfaction to ia
form the public, thar ON Wednesday, the
7th inst. the good citizens OF that place
and its vicinity, actuated by that glow OF
benevoleace which ought ever TO reign in
the human breast, assembled at the disas-
trous spot. and with spirit of unanimity,
order, activity and resolution, never sur
passed, erected a new barn near the ashes
OF the one that was consumed. The frame,
So leet in length and 26 ia width, was ia
ken from the stump, drawn from the tor
est, scored, hewed, framed, rslseds en-
closed with boards. shiogled, the doors
made and hung, and all made in neat
and workmanlike manner in one and the
,self-same day and a large load OF hay,
the present of Messrs. Giddings aud Jack
son. was drawn into the barn after it'was
enclosed, aud uRloadej, before the sun
went down. [Festern Reserve Caro".
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Major Kesrney and Lieutenants Thomp.
son and .Purnbull, of the u. S. Engineer
Corps, have taken their departure from
Pensacola for n. York, having complete d
their surveys in Mobile and Pensacola
Bays, assigned to them by the govern
ment - &&
It's butspaying q Just tribute TO worth,
10 sayatbatsacb officers reflect honor upon
the authority which appoints them, we
venture TO say, that not "A Respectable IN
habitant of eitherplace, who had the plea
sure of their acquaintance, viewed their
departure witbeuta feeling OF gegret.-
Conining as their Gpties were, and few
the hours devoted to social society, their
intelligence and geatlemanly department,
modestly and naturally displayed, could
not escape the respect and esteem of asso.
ciates. Mobile Register.
.Aaerican 9ntiquities. Belmont coun-
ty. Ohio, about halt a mile from the river
Ohio, one OF .he ancient mounds has re-
Gently been opened and penetrated. Ibis
mound was 40 feet diameter al the base,
rs feet high, ard fiat at the top, bearing
upon It large trees, with marks OF sue
cession OF Growt tbs which had decayed;:
The fifth stratum in this mound coEsis'eo
of several layers OF human bones, lald
transversely, in great mass OF deGayed
matter FIVE or six inches thick. These
bones, when exposed to the air. would
moulder away (altbough they seemed So
lid when taken upl the toe and hnger
nails were nearly entire the hair, long,
fine and OF dark brown color, and by let
ting the dirt dry, and brushing it off, it
would bear 10 be combed and straitened
out. Under the bones were fin,-stohe
spear heads, suitable 10 be inserted into
the end of long pole. aud some pieces
of iron two or three feet long, Knd OF
cut-and-thrust sword in their make, their
handles we've orname nted with rings or te-
rules of silver and lead, on which were
The representations of terrapins and birds,
and had also various triangular, rectangu.
lar. circular and eliptical figures made
with great mathematical exactness.
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THou shalt act commit adultery.
wThe conviction OF John Lechier OF mar
der in the first degree, seems IN seme nea-
sure to have given new direction to the
current of public feeling. The trial will
be read with great interest. Lechler IS
native OF Lancaster county, aged ~, mar
ried about g years, has s children. the
eldest Is. the youngest one year old
From what is published Of the trial, tap>
pears that Lechler, returning hone unex-
pectedly at night, detected an adulteTous
intercourse between his wife and Bernard
Hsig, and Haig gave Lechler 400 dollars
TO say nothing about IL. The discovery
deeply wounded Lechler, and he became
daily more distracted by dwelling upon
and talking of the injury he had sustained.
Tie frequently declared he would kill both
Haig and bis wife utterIng the bitterest
curses aud denunciations against Hang,
whose heart he said he would eat. At
ieuglh he deliberately murdered his wife
and wentto murder Haig, but by mistake
shot hls wife
On the trial, the youngest OF Lecbier's
children was produced, 10 show how like
he was 10 the prisoner at the bar; and a
request was made by the prisoners coun-
seito have Haig brought into Court, to
show that he child was Ike him. lmue
diately after sentence bad Seen passed up
on Lechler, he thus addressed the court {:
Bernard Haig is the cause Of my death ;
he sednced my wife, and | caught him in
the cellar with his trowsers over his arm,
and my vile acknow lodged to me her cri-
minal connexIon with him that night, which
is the cause of my death"
What an awful scene of crime and Mise
~ is here presented 10 the eye OF the Sc
Queer and the Adulterer.
lDem. Press.
= Il is stated that the new actsfor uniting
and regulating the trade OF the Canadas
contains clause imposing duty of FIVE
shillings sterling per barrel, en- American
-four, aud excluding Pot-Ashes coming
from The U. States. Wheat and all kind:
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-27
District of Columbia,
County of Alexandria, to q,

County Of .dterdndr,G, to a,l.
On the petition of West Ashton, an i'm
solvent debtor, confined in the eaol Of A
lexandria county, for debt,-Notice is
hereby given to the creditors of the said
West Ashton, that on the first Monday of
May next at O'Clock A. M. at the court
house o. said county, the oath prescribed
by the act of Congress of the U. States
entitled ''an act for the relief of insolyent
debtors within the District of Columbia"
will be administered TO the said lnsolyent.
and Trustee appointed, unless sufficient
cause to the contrary be then and there
shown.
Ordered, That this notice be inserted
four times in both the newspapers publish
ed in the town of Alexandria before that
day.
By order of the Hon. William Cranch.
chief Judge of the United States circuit
court of the District Of Columbia.
Teste, EDM. l. LEE, {. c.
april 27 At
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april %
Wanted,

nor the present year, two journeymen
accommodated with houses at a reasonable
rent, or young men that can come well re-
commended, and are capable Of taking
charge of the shop and hands in my abb
sence; TO such, liberal wages and constant
employment will be given il application
be made Immediately to the subscriber in
Aide, Loudoun county, Va.
THOS, H. KIRBY.
april 90 St
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.MaRRIED,
port OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIyED...APRIL 25.


a Brig Olive, Lincoln, Boston. Is days;
hemp plaster, molasses, sugar, &c. 10 VIII
3 it,m Fowle &Cs. and Thomas h. How
Ind On Thursday, 18th inst. was struck
hv lightning, which killed Sylyanus Lin
colin. (the Captains cousin) of Cape Cod,
besides shivering and rendering totally
useless, the main-top and main top gallant
mast.
Brig George Washington, Providence Il.
4 (. and passed up.
Rr;g Ellen. Maria, Elwell, Providence,
10 days; ballast to t H Rowland.
Schr. Relief, Baxter, Barnstable, > ds;
plaster TO 7. H. Rowland.
Schr. John, Atwater, New Haven, iUds;
POTATOES, hay brandy, cider, &c, to Ihos;
H. Rowland Passengers, 3 ladies ana
one gentleman.
Sc6r. Five Brothers, Delano, Portland,
DAYS; molasses, candles, N. E. rum, plas-
ter, bark, hats, shoes, and potatoes to WIN.
/ True.
Schr. Valiant, Jones, Fredericksburg;
corn. to John H. Laid SEQ.
Sloop Mary-Ann, Ortum, N. York: oats,
potatoes. pork, sc. to ]. H. Laid &Co.
Sloop Golden Age, Marble, St. Johns,
E. Florida, with timber for the Navy. Yard
Sailed in company with the U. 5. Reve-
nue. Cutter Crawford, capt. Taylor, bound
southwark on a cruise
Capt. Taylor had taken possession OF
the brig Mary, Of MaChias, and ordered
her to Amelia Island, for loading with ce-
dar timber off the National Domain.
APRIL-26.
Schr. Romeo, Lediew, eight days from
Providence, molasses, rum, lime, potatoes
sc. to the master, empty bills. Il ginger to
L. & l.. Chamberlain, sperm candles, rum,
& domestic goods to A. G. Cazenove &Co.
Schr. Friend to- Peace, Nickerson, DIS
from Dartmouth; potatoes, and ballast to
the master.
Schr. Washington, Small, Boston.
Steamboat Potomac, Norfolk.
Schr. Dollar, Mayo, hence, ar at Boston
18th inst. in 3 days,
Schr. Maria, Mason. hence, ar at Holmes
Hole 18th inst.
Sloop Armada, Kirkland, up at N York
Esd inst. for this port lst Nav.
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Vocal Music.

Vocal Music.
II PROPOSE teaching sacred music at
j my school house on Fairfax street.
Terms.-Two dollars per. quarter, one
half in advance. The school to be held
twice week; on Wednesdays from o.
clock P. NJ. and on Saturdays from A O..
clock P. M. until dark.
To commence on the eth INST should
the number OF scholars be considerable.
@Please call at Messrs. J. l. A. Doug.
las Bookstore.
SAMUEL PLUMMER.
april I8 dew
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Quarter Masters Office,

Fort Washington, April S. 1922.
PROPOSALS viii be received at this
J. Office until the LIST day Of May next,
for supplying this post, with two hundred
cords OF good oak wood; part of which
will be required in July, the remainder
to be delivered by the 3oth Nov. next
The contractor to give security for the
faithful performance of the contract.
THOMAS CHlLDS,
Lieut.. and Quarter Master.
april 6. = t3oA
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SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
Marshalss Sale.

WILL be sold. at the Marshals of-
w fee, on Saturday the 9th inst. for
cash, (by The consent Of parties, twelve
hundred and eighteen sides Of prime ,soal
leather. Sale at 10 o'clock, A. N.
D. MINOR, D. NJ.
april93
or The National Intelligencer will IN
sert the above in their paper, until the
day Of sale, and send their account to this
Office for payment.
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Notice to Stockholders.

Notice to STOCKHOLDERS.
IN the 9Th of May next, being the hrst
~ Monday in that month. an election
will be held according to law. at the TOLL
house of the Great Hunting Greek Bridge.
Co. tor President and Tour Directors TO
conduct the affairs Of that Corporation the
ensuing year.
Business of great importance TO the m
terests of the company, and which must be
acted upon by the stockholders themselves,
makes it desirable that full meeting
should be had on the present occasion.
THOMAS IRWIN. President.
april 23 St
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Bacon; Whiskey, &c.
II lindsay T. HILL, have this day
IL landing,
Goo lbs bacon,
81 bis wbiskey.
22 casks Goshen cheese,
In Store, just received from Baltimore.
IL bids lst quality sugar
16 q'rter casks, Malaga wine
4pipes Holland Gin.i
bbls clover seed
april 6
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THIS DAY.

Valuable Property for sale.
- The subscribers will offer at pub.
n3A lie sale, on the premises, and on
Sk4l accommodating terms, the LOT
@a and 3 TENEMENTS thereon,
adjoining Captain Findlay's residence, on
Royal street, situate between Clagett's ho-
tel and Queen street. The lot fronts on
Royal street 48 feet a inches, with the
sole use of 6 foot alley, its depth is l6
feet, bounded by an alley Is feet 10 inches.
The annual rent of the tenements, payable
monthly, has been recently reduced to
DIGS.
The above described property being
contiguous to the Market Reading Room,
and but few minutes walk from the
wharves, renders the purchase OF 1t desi.
rable to any person DESTROYS Of investing
his money il real estate, when il will be
more productive than any Bank stock.
The sale will take place on Saturday
next, the eth inst. at 10 o'clock, A. Me-
An indisputable title will be given.
R. &. j. Vaudeville.
S. A. Mars:eller, auctioneer.
april 20 ts
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For Freight,

For Fre1SnC,
al, The good sloop MARY ANN,
&& captain Omar, will be ready to load
in three days, and freight will be taken TO
Charleston, Savannah or New York-Ap'
ply to J. H. LADD y Co.
Who have received by said vessel from N.
York,
l pipe brandy
$500 bushels Albany oats, sup, quality
500 do Nova Scotia potatoes Of very
fine quality, and by brig Olive, Fl. Boston,
70 tons plaster paris [april q
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Best Chewing Tobacco:
60 kegs and half kegs manufactured to-
bscco, of l2's SIS and pound twist,
Barclays brand, warrantedsnperior to any
10 the District, just received by the. schr::
John, capt. Burke, from Richmond, and
tor sale By
april 10 xwtf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-21

Cassia. Wine, Whiskey, &c.
CAMUEE MESSERSMITH has on
- band and offers tor sale on accommo-
dating terms,
Log Mats Cassia 80.
$40 Bis. Baltimore whiskey
1000 lbs Laguira, Havana, and st. Do
.mingo coffee
200 kegs English and American white
lead, ground il oil
$50 Sacks Liverpool 6ne salt
80 Bills No. ] Potomac shad
"a packages guDpowder & imperial tea
of the latest inpoftatioDss
IL hhds. and bbls., 1st & 81 quality
Muscovado sugar
2 Pipes Holland Gin
Hhds Sd proof Antigua Rum
] Half pipe ! or. cask SICILY
Is Half or. casks : VINE.
10Qr. casks Canary do.
IS Ditto. Malaga do.
s Ditto Colmenar n do.
Sugar-Ioaf paper aud binders boards
1OCases Sweet Oil IN casks
35 Boxes Muscatel Raisios
SO Boxes Mould 4 Dipt Candles
Boxes and boses. Bakers No. & g,
and Laphams's No. l., CHOCOLATE,
constantly for sale. Baltimore Nol.&2,
& 8 ditto. -
sep z I'll
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/ A. C. CAZENOYEe5 Co.

4, -<As - ~ - - - Y - ~ W.
HAVEreceived by the ship Boston from
IL Liverpool, an excellent assortment of
BRITISH FALL GOODS.
which are for sale on the most reasonable
terms-with large stock of
american, India, and Euro
pean Dry Goods,
By THE PACKAGE OR PIECE. ALSO,
Madeira, Port and Sherry Wine
Holland and American gin
Jamaica and n. E. Rum
Wbiskey, some very old
Havana and St Croix sugar
Ist and Cd quality loaf do,
Bordeaux oil, Dupont's gunpowder
Cut nails and brads, 8 to Add
Swedes iron. hoop do. all sizes
Baltimore window glass
Spermaceti and mould candles
American and Windsor soap
Hyson, young dyson and gunpowder tea
Prime Alabama cotton
DeDjobns of cordial
Manufactured tobacco
Spanish segars, &c. &c.
aug 81 It
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HUGH Smith g. Go.

Lave received per ships Boston and
IL Arethusa. their fall impo ration:
which gives them an extensive assortment OF
Earthen-scare China e Glass.
which they oGersat reasonable prices and
on their usual terms. Also stone ware
well assorted, pipes in boxes, and window
sep5 eaH4r
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-21
best Chewing Tobacco.

Best Chewing Tobacco'
"a kegs and bali kegs manufactured to-
bacco, !2s, IS, and pound twist Bar
clay,s brand, warranted superior 10 any IN
the District Just received by the schr. y.
cean, capt. Creighton, from Richmond
- :. :. JOHN .. BROWN. Asss.
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FALLGOODS.
C & Il Il. Thompson,


HAt E received per ships Boston and
llFair Trader, from Liverpool,
Imperial Saxony cloths and Cassimeres
Fine and superhne Yorkshire cloths
do do double milled drabs
Pelisse cloths of most fashionable colors
Fancy ribbed, figured and printed Valefs
tia vesting
Fine and super swansdown do
Super6ne kersey moleskin -
ga stout twilled feernoughts
Devonshire kerseys
Booking and draperv balzes
White, red, yellow and green 6anneIs
Milled 6annels ~.
IA fine and superane kiddermins,sr car.
peting
5-8 3-4 SD do venetian do
Imperial wilton and common hearth rugs
5 T. 81 point blankets
ga to l2.4 rose do
Figured and plain black and colored bonn
bazetts
Double tartan plaids and plaid bombazetts
Circassian plaids
Mems. womens, girls and childrens worst.
ed hosiery
LADIES' Mohair, do.
Fancy undressed prints
90 & ga cambria muslins
Power loom shirtings
Hollis patent whitc& coiored cotton bslls
Buttons, pins, &c &c.
On hand,
Irish Linens,
And Sheetings, table diapers, brown hol.
lands, jaconet and fancy musiins, Italian
sewing silks, Choppa Romals. thread, &c.
&c aug 81
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Was picked up a Drift,

ON the lst OF August. 1922. in the Hun
NJ ting Greek, BAT1EAU about 80
feet long, with seats in her and piece
of plank about feet long, nailed on the
inside of her stern.-She has got a step tor
mast. and horseshoe nailed toit ION
the step;N she has plug hole in the bot
tom, and very low bow with 4 oar locks.
The owner. il any. can get her by paying
reasonable charges and paying for this adj
yeftisemeni hAhf bhOAD, 4
Vssr tho Hunting Creek Bridge.
sept II ~
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FALL GOODS,

Imported in the ship Boston, from Liver
pool; among which are
Saxon cloths and cassimeres
Fine and super6ne Yorkshire DO do
Double milled drab cloths
Ladies' cloths
Pelisse do. plain and twilied
Rhodes's onbszetts, plain and figured
Flannels, white, red, yellow and green
Booking baize, green, blue andred
Green drapery baize
Tartan plaids
Orange, scarlet and crimson rattiness
Fancy waistcoatipgs
Plat. blue, mixed and drab'
Blue and white kerseys
9-8 cotton apron check
ON HAND
Russia and Scotch sheetings
Irish linens, ticklenburgs
Brown hollands
Best English sewing silk and twist
Patent thread Of all Colors,
Hollis cotton balls
Worsted and cotton hosiery
Calicoes and gingbams
"A and Ga cambria muslins
Imitation India book do
Corded cambria do
Loom sewed do
Leno do
Cords and velveteei,s -
Best gilt coat and vest buttons
Plain do
Pins, needles
Ribbons. gloves, &c. &c. i
emo 10 n
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For Boston.
ITO sail an ALL this arpeE.)
AZ. The brig ALMlRA, VIM. Robin.
M$M son. master, bUrthen 1900 bbls. a
staunch good vessel, will take what freight
may offer, and have immediate dispatch.
For freight or passage, apply to
J. H. LADD e. Co.
Who haze for sole,
Received per schr. Cent,
100 =. ,o,.a.
- bundles sugar loaf paper
~ bags 6lberts
aug 90
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For Sale.

\ Tract OF land in Fairfax County, 10
c.tnlles from Alexandria aud eighttron
GEORGETOWN, containing
40U acres, about 100 acres at which is
s.n heavily ambered. There is an
sAceiient orchard ON the premises A
applied for.
aug 29
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Liverpool Salt Afloat.
TIME cargo Of the brig Grampus; Capt
i Bangs, from Liverpool, Of
5000 bushels coarse c.Ir
1000 sacks of fine NALL.
zoo bushels GOALS
Forsa By WIN. FOWLE 4 Co
sep 5 q ~ If
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Eaton & Butcher

dlOl . DutCtlCI
HAVE received from Liverpool, per
IL the ship Boston, capt. Finley, their
fall assortment of
HARDW4RE,.
among which are the following:
Sheet iron, hoop do. anyils, vices
English blister 4 Crowley steel
Sheetlead, wrought nails
Table and desert knives
Penknives, seamen's do.
Shoe and butchers knives
Garry. all and gig iurniturs
Plated bride bits and stirrups
Plated and steel spurs
Shoyels & tongs, coal hods
Cabinet furniture
Tea and sEuffer trays
Britannia tea pots, powder TASKS
Shot bags, Brades 4 Walby's tTomels
Wagon horse bells in sets
Shovsla and spades
Patent iron and brass tea Kettles
Bell mettle and brass Kettles
Iron and brass wire
Iron and brass case locks
Stock do
With an assortment OF Carpenters Tools,
&c. &c. &c.
sep 10 2aw 6w
Young Hyson Tea, SC.
r lindsay g. HILL have just received
IL from Philadelphia, per sloop Good
Will. Clark,
FL chests and I Y. H. tea, imp. last
IS ten catty boxes June in ship Dorothea
In store, Just rsceiUsd:
90 bushels clover seed
10 do timothy do.
sep I2 ct