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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
AN ACT

Creating Corporation Stock bearing an ir1te-
rest not exceeding five per cent. per annunl.
Section /. Be II enacted by The Common
Council of alexandria, That The Mayor,
the President OF the Common Council. shd
the Auditor, are hereby appointed Com
missioners, and authorised 10 issue certIh-
Gates OF Stock, not exceeding fifty eight
thousand dollars in amount, sealed With
the sea! of the Corporation, bearing int.
rest at a rate not exceeding FIVE per cent.
per annun, payable semi annually, each
certificate TO be numbered, made payable
to order, and assignable by endorsement,
and shall be signed by the Mayor and the
p esdeDt OF the Common Council, and
countersigned by the Auditor. and shall
be in sums Of one hundred dollars DOLLY.
Sec. g. find be IL further enacted, That
the rent roll OF the Corporation is hereby
SET apar, for the punc,ual payment of the
interest on the said certificates OF Stock
ON the day or days that it may fall due {;
and that the whole of the real estate be,
and is hereby bound for the redemption
OF The principal Stock, issued under this
&C.
Sec. 8 And be II further enacted, That
the certificates OF Stock issued under this
acy. shall be redeemable after The LIST day
of January in the year 1885
Sec. Be a. further enacted, That the
| Commissioners appointed under this act,
shall have power TO dispose OF anc to sell
the whole or any part OF the Stock created
| by this act, al price no, less than par. al
| ter advertising in the public newspapers
|
by such sales, shall, by the said Commits
soners, be appropriated, from time TO
time, 10 The redemption OF the Stock,
! bearing interest OF SIX per Centum per an
nuu, issued under The acts OF Gath March,
1879, aud 9Th January, 1929, and foI no
other purpose.
Sec. 5 find be ii further enacted, That
il shall be the duty Of The Auditor to have
printed forms OF certificates, which are 10
| be issued under this act which shall be
bound in book having margin contain
ing The nun bels dates, and names OF the
! persons to whom issued,
Sec And be ii further enacted, That
after the Isl day OF January, 10 the year
1896, ana atter the Stock created by The
acts OF cath March, 1919, and 18Th Janua
nv, I8s2 shall have been redeemed, all
| the surplus money arising from the rent
roll, alter paying the interest on the ceItl'
| 6cates OF Stock issued under this act 10.
/ gether with any money unapproprated in
| the treasury, al til, close of each year shall
constitute a sink ing fund for the gradual
| REDEMPTION of the Stock created by this
act. And The Mayor, President Of Coun-
Gil. and Auditor for The time being. shall
be Commissioner for The management and
appropriation of SAID sinking fund
Sec. 7. And be IL further enacted That
this act shall be in force rom and alter the
passing thereof.
Passed in Council, this 18th day Of &C.
| tober. 1924.
JNO, c. VOWEL, Pres. Council.
JOHN ROBERTS, Mayor.
Teste, ]. P. THOMPSON, c. c.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
Public Sale.

ON FRIDAY the 9Th day OF Novem-
" Der next. at 10 O'clock, The subscri-
Der will offer at public sale, al the auction
room of S. A. Marsteier, tenement and
lot of ground on the north side OF Duke
street, So feet to the west Of Water street,
in front on Duke street GO, in depth 81
feet-And another tenement and lot On tue
west side Of Water street, about liz feet
inches TO the north OF Duhe street. in
front on Water street g leel, in depth 1873
feet inches.
The above sale will be made under a
deed OF trust irotD Horace Field TO the
subscriber 10 secure certain Cebts due
to the Bank of Potomac Terms viii be
made known al the time of sale
K |. TAYLOR, Trustee.
oct 9 Is
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go MARINE LIST. -
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED. Oct. I9.

nNttAV LIZ. w. ~.
Brig Sampson. Hilyer, N. York, 7 days;
ballast TO J. H. Laid q. Co.
Brig Adams, Toby, N. York, 8 days;
freight Tor the district.
Schr Alligator. Huntingdon. Charleston,
8 days; ballast and Moss to A. C.. Gaze
move 4, Co.
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore
freight Tor the District.
Scbr. iSabra Etherdge, Vandrix, Eden.
ton, days; shingles TO James Mcclure.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
FROM GIBRALTAR.

The Saline brings accounts to the 10th
ult. Papers to the 18th inclusive, contains
no news. Sir Nm. A'Court, the British
Ambassador Sc. out from Madrid on the
Sd for Lisbon, 10 which place he has re.
Gently been transferred by his government.
The Gibraltar market. as will be seen
by The following extract OF letter was
greatly oyerstocked with American Pro.
dace.
Gibraltar. Sept. Z
sWithiB the last 48 hours we have had
Is arrivals Of American vessels, mostly
from the u. S. which has increased our
Stock OF Flour to about $4,000 bbls.-
Tobacco 10 about 5000 hhds, and slaves
OF all kinds TO $50 m. The market at
Cadlz is entirely overstocked with this ar
ticle.
The crops of wheat are abundant lhro'-
out all Spain and Italy.
The influx of Flour has been so great
that the market is entirely oVeIsocked
and The price entirely nominal at D6, and
we doubt whe her p5i could be obtained
tor any quantity. j,
The sales OF tobacco are very slow and
limited, the best qualities are with d6l
Guilty sold at p64 the cmt. The highest
offer made for cargo OF pepper by the
brig General Stark, OF Salem, from ou'
mara, is D9a3lhe cwt.
The only American vessels at Malaga
are the briggs Georgia3s.sBd Phoebe Ann
both OF New YORK, and owing TO ihe Jew
orders from America, no more vessels VIII
proceed from here, owing TO the difficulty
of procuring freights, toe spectators re-
fusiHg to ship; and from the great number
Of English and Northern vessels IN port
waiting for freight, it is expected the price
will break high. The crop is OF tine
Quality, but not abundant, and will not
be shipped before the 18th INST
The import OF -four from the u .. tor
the l9 months ending the 1t thas heen 49,
900 bhis. A great deal OF this b been
re.shpped TO South America.
We have received by the Brazilian,
Bueuos Ayres papers to the gan OF Aug
The only information thy furnish from
Chili aod,Peru, is contained IN the follow
ng extract uf letter dated
VALPARAISO. July Is.
& have just come from 90 board The An
brig Frederick, the FIRST Vesssei tnat mas
arrived from Gallo since the Sd OF March.
She does not bring any positive adviceS:-
No battle had yet taken place; but JUS
coyery had been made OF conspiracy ~
The castle to deliver il to the Patriots,
which was to have been carried INTO enec'
% houts afterwards. 30 OF The cohsP'fa-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
Ill. =. Whitney

HAS just received from New York
I'd general assortment OF tall and wia.'
ter goods, embracing every article in his.
iae, which be offers cheap for cash; with
general assortment OF READY MADE
CLOTHES OF every size and quality,
which will enable him al all times 10 oil any
order al the shortest notice. Also, drpeE
from St. John, N. B. oOUSED PICK.
LED and SMOAKED SALMON, Of very
superior quality for family use--warsn'tt.
good. 2aw2m oct 9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
MAP OF LOUDOUN COUNTY.

John J. Matthias, Surveyor of Loudoun
County, in The state OF Virginia proposes
to publish, by subscription, Map OF said
County, to be founded upon actual survey.
The Map will present view of the boun-
iaries of said county--a The towns, vii
lagos, &c.--the Potomac river so far as it
touches said county, with the islands ad-
jaceat ihereto--atl the principal creeks,
mountains, highways, houses OF worship,
crossroads, and sll other notable places.
II will be laid down on a large scale, So
by go inches. Ii will be executed in the
best manner. The engraving to be done
by first rate Philadelphia artist. To be
colored, vanished, and put on roller. at
the moderate price OF dollars per Map.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21

coDcourse of cirigeps. The whole pro-
ceeded To the Generals quarters where he
vss received ny Major General r r.
Taylor and STAT, with "a b. = of officers at
lached to the various Virginia corps.
On the 18th, { Tuesday there was to
be grand review. On the plains of York
a splendid arch is erected, aad two hand
some obelisks mark the two celebrated
points OF attack during the siege be
number of persons assembled at York was
estimated al about six thousand.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
Relleyue TO Let.

THIS place (lately occupied by Mrs.
Il Hodgson) is situated on the river Pc.
fomac, about three quarters OF mile north
of Alexandra; it contains several acres OF
ground, and commands an extensive view
of this town and Washington Immediate
possession will be given. For teru,s. apa
ply to the subscriber, upper end OF Fair
tax street. MARY BARRY
oct 81 81
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To Let.

.,s That STORE 4 DWELLING
sss, HOUSE on, the corner OF K.og
gA2 and Alfred streets, lately in tEG
$3.50 Il b occups.'on OF n1essrs Lun & Kin,
sey, under which is a large cellar, iogeih-
er with Several convenient and useiu ovt-
houses. The store is large and s. I'll cal,
cuiated tor an extensive grocery hu,iEe $50,
and as such il has been successfully occu-
pied tor several years past; he stand is
equal to any IN that part OF The towh, he
rent will be moderate, 10 suit hard tines
and possession ven whes required
oct 7 { A. FAN,
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For Amsterdam.

I'm The 6ne ship PIONEER, Flea
ssEssas ger Crablree, master; is now load.
ing, and has the principal part of her car
go engaged. For freight of loo hhds. APP
ply 10 WM. FOWLE s. co.
oct 21
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
oct l9
To Lease for a term Of Years,

A FARM about two miles from Alex.
N andria, Cd the old Georgetown
road, binding on Four Mile Greek aud
near the Columban Factory. This farm
is well adapted TO the growth of corn.
wheat and rye, and contains Q large mes-
dow well taken with timothy The situ>
alton is remarkably healthy and The water
excellent, with comfortable dwelling
sufficient for the accummod ,lion of small
family.
Toa person disposed to attend the mar
kels, this fstm offers peculiar advantages
from lis proximity to three to"ns. he
terms will be accommodating.
eci TT FRANCES SWAMI
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Notice is hereby given

TINE stockholders of the Bank OF Po'o-~-
Il mac, that an election fer ihirteeu Di..a
recors will be held at the Town Ball orr.
Monday the Ist OF November next. from,
Ten 90 three O'clock. BY order of i,a~
President and Directors.
c. PAGE, Cashier
oct g tsuie
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
AUCTION SALES.
Sale Without Reserve.

Sale Without Reserve.
ON FRIDAY at ten O'Clock. wilt be
Osold at the residence OF Mr.. h. Jack
son. upper end OF King street, handsome
assortment of
Household & kitchen furniture
nearly new, of the most fashionable and e.
legant kind, all in tue best cider, cons
sisiins of
Beds, mattresses, hedsleads
Sdeboards. dinner, tea e. card tables
Chairs. carpets, sofa
Cut glass, china, &c. SC.
Terms at sale.
oct 80 S a. MARSTELLER, auc.
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For New Port q Providence.

ss> The good scbr. SUPERIOR. S
t sSSG. N ickerson burhen 300 barrels;
having. half her cargo engaged, will sail
with all possible despatch, For freight OF
200 barrels appyso the master on hoard,
at =, JANNEY'S Wharf,
oct l9 3*
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Office.

'ENI1E Farmers Bank of Alexan i!ia.
& this day declares a dividend OF pro-
fits upon It's capital STOCK paid in, OF three
per cent for The last six months. payable
TO stockholders or their representatives Oh
Tuesday the 9Th inst
JOHN HOOFF, Cash,
oct 9aw%w
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n Office.

4 NOTE of Dr.. Thomas Henderson's,
IN OF Georgetown al 50 days, Tor 100
dollars, to my order, having been lost or
misIai0-lhis is to give nviCe Ihat the a.
mount has been since settled by the Doc
tor, with NE; and, in case The aforesaid
note may have fallen into improper hands,
the public are cautioned against Touching
it, altbo' il was blank endorsed by
ALEXANDER HENDERSON.
OCT 10 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
Goshen Cheese.

OF casks Of choice dsiries. received and
- 1 for sale by S. MESSERSMITH.
oct 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
Lost,
ON Saturday last, in the crowd, during
~ he procession,
RED Morocco Pocket Rook,

4tCU SHAOs OCSO Il CSHCt bUONs
much worn, containing FIFTY DOL
LARS in money, of the following descrip-
ton: Two ten and two FIVE dollar notes OF
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of
Georgetown, and the balance not recol-
lected; also some valuable papers, among
which were note OF Vim. Nelson's for
uphartS of 44O dollars, Joseph SewalPs
note for 26 dollars, Benjamin HarTis's fer
two dollars, Thomas oangsler's note, on
which balance il doe OF 30 dollars; The
other notes are entitled 10 credits, as viii
be seen on examination. As it is probable
the pocket book was stolen, the tibet may
have taken the money, and dTopt TIE
book, SO that it may Tall into the bands OF
81 innocent person, who on delivering ii
to the printer or TO Lewis Hipkins, shall
receive FIVE dollars reward; and il found
with the money IN it, and dtivered as a.
boye, a suitable compensation will be
made 10 the finder. The public are eau.
toned against receiving said notes.
RICHARD WRENN.
oil
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Grains and Yeast.

rRAINS may be had this day at tho
W Brewery, and YEAST on Tbursdoy;
and both "a heretofore during The brewing
season. IA NED EN- - ioLtI.
Ori 3 SiT3"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21

| tors had been shot. Bolivar had rec oived
reinfors ernents from GuayaquiI and Psna.
ma; be already had a tprce OF more than
1000 men, and was pursuing Canlerac.
he two armies were near each Other
when the brig sailed. The Patriot Gen.
Miller, with IUOO cavalry, was in PitivilIa,
and was expected at Lima have seen
letter which says there is a rumour tina,
there has been battle which the Patriots
gained, and took General Mammal prison
er--but this yet is uncertain. American
Eour is worth IA dollars on board"
BRAZIL.
We learn from Mr. Cotton, the Super.
cargo Of the brig American, who left Rio
Janeiro, August 28th, tina, all was quiet
there The latest accounts received at
Lima were to the 10Th OF June. The A..
u,erican was of Pernambuco on the 18th of
Septem Der, distant about 8 leagues, and
saw the smoke Of heavy cannonade, APP
parenlIy from the city aud barber This
scene commenceda little before noon, and
did not cease till P M.
Letters from Rio say-'Our market is
glut,ed with every article Of commerce.
Some of the vessels recently arrived with
-four, will proceed with their cargoes for
Buenos Ayres.'
Among the Panoramas now exhibited
in London, is one Of Pompeit, 10 which the
subterraneous city is rendered as familiar
TO the spectator as il would be by visit
TO the spot; and among the other sights of
the British capital, is particularly inge-
NOUS Il beautiful one called Selenescop,a,
which consists of moonlight views, pro-
ducing the fines, effect. The pictures are
formed entirely of white paper. The lady
who is the inventor, places light bebid the
medium which she employs, and by rend-
ering this more or less Transparent, more
or less dense, commands all the qualities
OF intense light ahd every variety OF sha'
dow. Nat. GGz.
The debtors imprisoned in the city Of
New York addressed poelcal welcome
to General LA FAYETTE. The last stapZa
is as follows:
Thou friend Of Liberty! once more
We bid thee welcome to our shore;
And could zoe but our freedom gainb
We, too, would follow in thy tram,
And shout as loud as any yet,
Husza for freedom and FAYETTE!"
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AnHxANnRxA,
.,,,,RsDaY MORNING, OCT. s1..

reo New York Gazette. after giving
',.,s from the French papers received
30 packet ship Ilayre. says We
:. bpen informed that letters from Ha.
!. announce, posisipsly, the death OF the
Kiag.'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21

LsFAyETrE's ARRIVAL AT YoRKTowE.
by the steamboat Virginia, we learn
Jsays the Baltimore Americsn) that The
General was landed at Yorktown on Mon
DAY about NOON, amidst an immense con-
course OF grati6e0 spectators. A national
salute was fred on the occasion, aud the
whole scene was one Of the most grand
and imposing ever witnessed IN Virginia
A letter TO the editors from . gentleman
OF Baltimore, who was present. states, That
Tie General landed at 2 quarter before
Two O'Clock, P 81. in an eight cared barge,
accompanied by Chief Justice Marshal ana
Other distinguished characters He was
Received by the Governor Of Virginia and
tie Council Of State, After the Generals
reply TO the Governors address, he as
ceended superb baroucbe, drawn oy tour
elegant greys. with positions in iuil AVE.
y-@ith bun were seated the Governor
VI Virginia, the Chiei Justice OF the Un,'-
ca oiaies aud The Secretary OF War. 10
o'ner carriages followed the Generals Ia
nhiy. reso!uionasy officers and Others; anl
'as tialsss.oa Mas ciesed By an imaehse
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21

The debtors imprisoned in the city of
New York addressed poencal welcome
to General LA FAYETTE. The last stapza
is as follows
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21

Thou friend of Liberty! once more
We bid thee welcome to our shore;
And could zoe but our freedom gains
He, too, would follow in thy tram,
And shout as loud as any yet,
Husza for freedom and FAYETTE!"
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-22

called Charles Vain, or the Plough. The
distance Of the nucleus, taken with the
sextant, is 81 degrees 81 minutes from
Arcturus. the brightest star in Bootes, and
% degrees 25 l.2 minutes from Lyra.-|
These distances place the Comet between
the shoulders of Hercules. Its Right As
cension is about 8 signs l-2 degrees, and
its Dcclination IS degrees. 1t has prob
ably been visible for some time past, but
for the cloudiness Of the weather. tits an
object which in a clear sky, attaches and
strikes the eye by its brightness. The
termination Of the tail becomes perplex-
ing to the discernment by the faintness in
to which it fades. Its length by refer
ence to the star b (beta) Hercules, to
whose distance it was judged equal, was
found by the instrument, to be about l-2
degrees. If this Comet is still on its way
to its perihelion, it has not yet attained
Its greatest splendor, and it will probably
become interesting. This morning is the
first time of our observing it, and its course
lin the heavens is not yet ascertained.-
Should the weather prove favorable, w
may give further notices Of it hereafter.
University Of ~ Carolina, Jan. 7.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-22
TO the Democratic Electors of
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.

Fellow Citizens--As the season is approach
ing when your attention will be directed to the
.luty of electng person to fill the office of Sher.
riff of this county, | beg leave to offer myself
10 your consideration as a candidate. 1t is
probably unnecessary 10 remind you that at
tine last nomination for This office, was favored
with the auHrages Of a respectable portion of my
for whose support now return
my grateful acknowledgements. On the present
occasion, | shall not entertain you with profes-
sions which are rarely the test OF merit or the
pledge Of good conduct, but shall content myself
with assuring you of my cheerful submission to
|any mode of nomination that may be adopted a,
the county meeting at the Red Lion, and of my
determination to give my utmost support to the
Icandldate who may be selected under the autho
lrity of that meeting. PETER B. DELANY.
Wilmington, January %. 1924. 19-tf
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-22
MARRIED.,

At Lancaster, on the 18th inst. by Nathaniel
Lightner, Esq, Alderman, Mr.. WILLIAM M'CAuL-
LEY, Merchant, Brandywine, Del. to Miss SARAH
l.. daughter of Samuel Sinclair, Esq. OF kennet'
township, Chester County. Penn.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.
Wolford, Mr. JOSEPH AsH, to Miss ANN NJ. BEN
NETT, both of pencadsr hundred, New Castle ca
On the 25th ult in Williamsburg township
Randolph county, Illinois, General John Elgar
an officer Of the Revolution, aged 90 years, II
1.-THE amabe and accomplished Miss Eliza Stevens
aged IA years.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-22

MIR. Spencer, the Methodist Missionary,
in Demarara, who was charged with excl
ting the slaves, to revolt. his been con-
and condemned to death. He was
respited until the pleasure of the King
should be known.
An accident OF very melancholy nature
occurred on Saturday last, in Philadelphia,
to a person named Isaac Allen, who was
in shingliug honse in Front be-
tween Market and Arch, from which he fell
into Water street, distance of about four
stories, and instantly expired.
ERlAL NAvIcATloN.--It is stated in the
Lexington, (Ky) papers, that arrange.
ments have been made by the inventor, fol
constructing a Capillary Engine, pos
sessng four horse power, and applicable
to AERIAL navigation, which he expects t.
have completed in month orsix weeks.
ENGLISH NAVY-The Courier taun
tauntingly informs the French minister
Chateaubriand, that England has now il
Commission the Britannia, 100 guns
Prince Regent, 100; Ocean. l04; Ganges
s6; Cambridge, sc; Rockford. sc; Albion
|S2; Gloucester, 80; Families, rs; Wind
, |sor Castle, 7s; Spartiete. rs; besides hv
j |S0 gun ships, 81 heavy frigates. and 10
ships. sloops Of war. briggs, &c.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-22
THE COMET,

Anothor Comet is now making bright
|earance in the heavens, and is seen in
|morning before day. 1t will be recol.
led that several Of these bodies have
b observed within few years. The
at present appearing, is as yet. much
rlor TO that of 1911, which as we NAV
ember, was Of extraordinary magui.
+; but is thought to be more remarka.
than that of 1919. Viewed through
telescope, the nucleus is envelopcd as
al, with dense, darkling, and hazy
ect, eiiptical in its form, the end Of the
pse being directed towards the SUM-
tail is Of Il large extent in the oppo
direction, now pointing towards thu
sse]latisn Of the Great Bear, sometime.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-22

I have preferred calling the above an Eclipse,
rather than an Occultation, on account that the
planet presents diane ter of 80 seconds; con
this diameter doubled, would make
1 49,, and the time necessary for the moon to
pass quite over, would require upwards OF two
minutes. A WILMINGTON FARMER;
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-22

PHILADELPHIA
BUCK WHEAT MEAL, &c.
For Sale at the Subscribers, South side of the
Lower Market.
NN lbs. of Buck. wheat Meal OF the
first quality,
800 lbs. of Lump Butter,
1900 lbs of Flax,
o Bushels of White Beans.
10 Barrels of No 2. Macksrel,
900 lbs. of Rhode Island Cheese,
900 lbs. ofTow Yarn for Thread Carpet chain or
wrapping.
Goldfish, sperm. and Common oil, Mackarel b.
the barrel and half do. Chocolate, Tea, Coffee ano
slolasses, Beeswax, Rappee and Scotch Snuff.
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Powder and
Shot.
ALSO FOR SALE AS ABOVE,
Violins, Flies, Flutes, Clarionets and Flaglolets
Music Books for the above nslruments-Vio'
Bows, Strings, Screws and BridEes--Clarlonsts
John Wright.
NIB. A Tobacconist Press and apparatus Tor
lsalr. '"'' ."