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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20

.1Gtafnr lHecdoic.---A cirruus'anc Of
a very interesting aud affecting kind occur
red srh1c time since in onr of the Greek
islcg. A number of the islanders, terrified
nj the approach Of Turkish forte, hurried
ON hoard II large buet and pushed of
from the land. Tie all, If one ofihrn.
young woman of uncommon lnycincss,
srclng her husband d'pstlng, stood os the
shore, stretching Uut her hands towards
the boat, and imploriag, in The most lnu,-
ing terms, IL be taken on board The
Greek saw IL Hilhnut concern ar pity, and
without aiding her rsrapr, hade his com
paniOns hasten their flight. This unfprlu
nate Mpniar, Jeff unprotected III ih' midst
Of her enemies, struggled through scenes ot
difficulty aud danger, nfinsnll and suffering,
TIL her falling health and strrn.ih, with n
heart broken BY SORROW, brongh her 10 hen
death bed. She never had heard from hcl
husband and Nhrn Wandering amongst
The monniains, or li'ns lid in some wretch
I'd habitalinB, or. compelled To urg. her
light amda' cruel fiiignrs, her affections
tnr him, aud the hope OF meeting again,
Lore up her courage through all. lie GAME
Al lat, whom the enemy bud retrealed, n
the Greeks bad sought their homes again :
AID learning her situation, Was touched
with the deepest reInorsc. But all hol 4
of lie was then rxtiuclIislicd her .ylrit
had been tried To the utmost loVe mad
changed TO aversion, and she refused 10
STE or farsiye bin. There is nj times, 10
tine character ola Greek roni1n, n. more
than onr occasion occurred of o ser, ing, n
strength and slcronrss that IL remarkable.
Her sister & relations were ST ndluG ROUND
her bed abd ncser in the days Of her
health aud love did she look 81 tourhnGly
beautiful a3 then kor fine darn eyes were
turned on them With u look, as If she
m6rtrnri not to die, bat still felt deeply
her wrong; the natural palencss of her
cheek WAS climsoned with u hectic hus !,
and the rich irrssra of her black lair f'll
disheselrd by her side. Her friends, " III
tears, entrcatrd hrr In speak To and for.
1--WE her husband brl she turned her far q
10 illr wall, and waved her hand TOR IN,
tn hr gone. Soon the Last pang came AVER,
and then affection conquered she nnrd
suddenly round, raised book uf forgive
ness to him, placed her hand in Us, aud
died.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20
faction for the insult intended and given by
your note of the 9Th ult.
ii. w. CONWAY.
David Barton, Esq.
No.
Washington, June Ct, 1874

Washington, June OF, lG24
gIR-In acc, rdance with the dctrrmi
rntion which expressed 10 y"u in my note
.ffhis morning, nUw demand of ,ou sa
pssfaction for the insult given by you in
..fr note of the 9Th nit.
My friend, Major Miller, is authorised to
enter into sueh arrangements as you may
sunk proper III make, In secure meeting.
Yours, &c.
Ii W. CONWAY.
david Barton, Esu
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20
NAY DISEASES AND TIT MEANS OF.
ESCAPING THEM.
From The Monthly Oracle Of Health.)

Get nr. sweel .InE.a.hed, Nnd .ee

Get mp sweet slug.a-bed, and see
he dew hcspangted herb and tree
Each flower has wept, and bowed towards
eeasi.
Abeye an hour since yet thou nrt not drest ;
NJ, nol 80 much ~ uin at bed,
Whom all the birds have maths said,
AMI sung their thankful hymns lis sin
Nay, PROCLAMATION la Keep 10,
When, rs n thousand Virgins, on this day
lti-e souner thin tue lark, To Itch ~ May.
HffQticR.
Whoever i found in bed after six o'clock.
from My day tai Mmharlnaus, cannot
IA any cnnsclthc", expect to ha free tfou
some ulmcnt or other. drprudept ON ~.
hScd nerves. stuffed lungs tisnrdercd bile,
ar impaired digestion. W. can do nothing
for ynu=-ahsolntely nothiug-lf sou do
moi rise rarly--cNtrpi ~ drug Won with
lrauahls, u htrurg " hich The indnlrnt NOR
n'ng slcrp,r mn-l prepare hlnsrlf to pnr-
chase dea,l,. We give him Joy of his
rhocr bid him good bye--anl, springing
out lntu The sunny air, We gather health
from every breeze, aud brcoinr young -
gain anang the gllllerlng May dew, and
the laughing May howers. "Wha, u lux
nry do the SONS III slulh lose ~ saws itr-
vey IN hls lonrry reflections on II Flower
Garden. Little, ali little, is the slugglrd
sensible how great pleasure he roregoes for
The least felt IF MI animal qualifications !"
yet wonderful II Is, that this druNsy In
dulgance is persisted IN 10y thousands, I'LL
their nerves are stewtd aud unstfung. and
freblrness and disease have hrrOnm their
inseparablr compapions for life. Be per
suadcJ, MAKE an .llorll Ia shake off the
pesnlcirhs habit" 20 FORTH" ~ kmo So
loman says, Ito The ields--lodge IA the
villages -gd pP early to the vineyards ste
li'1he vine flourish and whether the ten
der grape appear :" mark the budding
flowers listen to the i"yons brds--in Il
word csllivate rural pleasures, aud health
aud vIgor viii, we piomisc you, most
/ certhiniy SohaN.
May il of itself FOR the mos, ,,ar,, 9
healthy month for though many ara nov
bad with consumptions, asthnmas, rhrn
maism, and govt, yet these are rather the
remaining effects III the sharp east wfnds ol
March aud April, than Of the weather III
May Now aud then, indeed day, aud
Som"tlmcs several Occur IN May, tiiougl
usually the month can scarcely be eonsi
de,cd as belonging either Ia sprlng or sum
mcr but Is " like an after dinners alrcr
dreaming an both" The Diseases pccullal
toNlay, therefore, are generally m'ld au
Haie The Weather, ~ on tlicId Mr.. n ,du
remarked not hcing cold enough Ia pro
daec the disorders Of cold weather, nol
warm enough to fl,c RISE to the diseases o
in dog days Il Is, therefore, nvig rat
ing To III" aged, refreshing 10 the io,ald
aud as The farmer Would say, good grow
iag weather. for the young. There may
however, he TOO mu"h ol good thing, n.
thr poor be-, IN the iahle disco, cred Will,
swimming In III. honey pot aud 50 ais,
may the YOUNG aud g,oMing frrl 10 thr
c"s', while the May weather is adding
"euhlt IN their STATURE IN the disorders
from OfcIswoth
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20

\ coen'rymnn driving team, MI The
hUrsrs ol Which Wer" like fhsioh's han.
lJnr, except tac leading INV, WAS asked by
II porIIy attorney wldm he met, Why ti,s
fotelinisc WAS sd fat. and III the rest 81
lealo " Btcnasr, squire" said he. " HE
fore h"r,c is The lawyer, and the otherAlu
his clients"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20
I.ORlj NORTH.

While he was engaged ~ discussing ona
sr the most serious pnlnls al question undpr
examination, u dog which had eoncoAlRa
hins,ar uudrr the table of ia, ilUse NJ
Commons made hia escape and ran difect.
~ across the floor, sciting np a the raius
time, Il ,iol,n howl II nceaaioned burst
oflanghlrr, aud might have di3rnneenedan
ordinary man. But lie Who kprw han tp
convert the npgl awkward occurrences TO
purposes Of advantage, ha,iug waited TIL
the roar had suhsido and preserving all
his gravity, said la the speaker" Sir,
have ben Interrupted by new m"mb.r,
moi acquainted with Che forms of the l,ais-.
therefore yielded To- him but ~ h" lAs
concluded his argument, shall resume
minnn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20

'Sprcie The nnivols y, New Y.ais aAti
al Philadelphia during The la.t a.eL.
brought IN about ore million Of doii,rs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20

Bon .,'ot Qfa Clergyman, In n country.
church, where IT WIZ the custom Ia seph
rate the men ilom the womrn, TIM minister
being interrupted by loud talking, stop.
ped short when woman, eogrr for The
honor OF her SEX arosc and saiii, +" SIR, tie
noise Is nat amnng us.' ~ nurh the bet
ter said the clergyman, "it viii sooner be,
over"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20
TO The Editors Of he Georgetown ne
IroUuitfuu

fbpb't'H'
Singular Combot--In passing through
the Washington Slashrs this mefning, !
ob-erycd n black Spider cruising smsIl
RIM, and in doing So came IN contact with
Frog, (hnlh parties ~ supposed seeking
fof rrcyl the spider szed his antagonist
by the neck, and refusing io quit his hold,
n desperate battle ensued had the GU.
rosity 10 wait aud sec the result the en-
counter lasted about twenty minutes,
WHEN the spider cnme oil victorious tas-
ing reached thu shore he wound one nf
hi' hind legs found iHig, Willie the rest
of his memhers were IN active service.
When thu frog WINS completely Killed, ""
dragged The body tallhuugh four times the
size of hinsclf) up a prerpice i've inches
hight, almost perpendicular. left him
ieasting On the hnoty, This may be- adj
Died 10 tue Spider history rs II s'uhhorn
Gct join LOGAN.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20

ancedeic,- Fnoie lug ooer nnaoyedby
II poor fiddler atrnning harsh discard"
Sent him shilling With u request thai lac
would pay lar" here, rs one seiaper ~ the
doof vas sulllclcut.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20

The following Vas communicated by
Mr.. John Logan, Who waseye witness 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20

Gfntrnl In FHytlle fenonpced bis Tie
of Marquis IN 100, rs appears BY the ii
lowing declaration of his IN the Couff of
Assizes in Paris on The 7ih nf Feb, last,
whore he was rahsd as u miinrss. II il
quoted by The Mercantile Advertiser in re
ply IL inquiries on The subject.
NJ. de I.aiay etie--brforr retire, wish.
To mikr onr observation. In HE insfrn
,nrni which am called NJ Witness tley
give mr ihr title of Marquis which have
ceased IN retain since the decree of The
Constitutional Assembly, oi Dec. $780,
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10. But now hath God set thc members
every one of them IN the body, as il hath
pleased him.
Sentence Of death was then, solemnly
pronounced by the Court.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20
No. 3.

David Barton, Esq.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12
Valuable Lands for Sale.

RER. WILLIAM BEVERLY, ofKing George
I'VE county, Va. has authorised me TO sell his
estate IN Northumberland county, lying on Ye.
ocomico river, aud bounded by the great county
road leading from Westmoreland TO Northum-
bertrand court house, and known by the name of
Exeter Lodge, II contains SEQ acres of land,
600 of which are heavily timberet with oak, hic-
kvrv, chestnut and pine, and being all within :
to : of n mile to the river, within 90 yards OF
whose banks large vessels may ride and 20
whose shore from the woods, the road is con-
tilued descent. The prospects from sales OF
timber and cordwood, excellent The re-
manning 900 acres river low grounds, of
excellent quality. The whole combining such
advantages as appear TO me TO render il quite
desirable. As MIR. Bevery's desire is to reside
higher up ihe river, he would either sell the land
at fair price on reasonable payments, or e1-
change il for property any where within ten
miles of the Potomac, sbove Hooes ferry in
King George and Alexandria. The terms NAV
be known by applying 20 MIR. Beverly, or the
subscriber, who offers also for sale that valua-
BILE estate in King George county, formerly the
property of the late col. Charles Stuart, called
Hilton. This irac; contains about 740 acres of
fine Potomac land bordering on CbotanlS, near
the Potomac academy, and in one Of the most
genteei and respectable neighborhoods in the
lower country. Upwards of one half is cleared
and in cultivation, and am informed that in a
rotation Of crops Z 90 $40 bis corn and SU0 TO
1000 bush wheat NAV be annually made. There
is good dwelling house and large barn, besides
oversees's and Other houses on the estate; and
that part or ii which is cleared, under good en-
closures MIR. Benjamin Grymes, in whose pos
session the land is a; present. would shew il to
persons DESTROYS of purchasing, and the terms
may be known by applying toYounger Johnson,
esq. hear Ring Geo. courthouse ia
NAV IL GEO. JOHNSON.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12

OF the Mississippi river. from The nout!
OF the Missouri 10 N. Orleans, and OF the
Ohio rives, from Pittsburg 10 its junction
with the Mississippi SO as to include
the Ohio river in the experiment.
The amendment was agreed to, and the
bill, as amended, was ordered 10 be en-.
crossed for third reading Tomorrow.
Mr.. j. i. Johnson moved now TO con
slider the resolution of the joint Commit
Tee, fixing day for the adjournment OF
this house. The motion was negatived.
Ayes so, noes IS.
MIR. O'Briep obtained leave OF absence.
Mr.. Bassett obtained leave Of absence on
Saturday.
Ihe bill from the senate, s,o confer
certain powers in the levy court Of Alex
andria, in the district of Columbia, and
Tor other purposes. was read a third
time and passed.
The bill 20 authorize the president OF
the U. S. to enter into certain negotiations
relative 10 lands located under Virginia
military land warrants lying between
Ludlow's and Roberts lines, in the state
OF Ohio was read third lime, passed.
and sent to the senate.
On motion OF Mr.. Tucker, OF Va. the
house agreed TO take up the report Of the
committee on the claim of Beaumarchais
The moIionwss carried-ayes8i,n noes 81
Mr.. Livingston, Of Lou. rose and ex.
pressing a desire &c deliver his senti-
ments, which were most decidedly in Ia
vor of the claim, moved that the commit.
tee rise.
The committee rose accordingly, and
had leave to sill again.
MIR. Stewart gave notice that he
should, on Thursday, ask the house 10
consider the following resolution, SUBJ
mitted by him some time since, viz.
Resolved, That The cpmmi,tee on
roads and canals be. instructed 10 re.
port bill appropriating tie annual pro.
ceeds of,he sales of the public lands, and
the dividends ofIhe Unned States bank
stock, commencing from the Isl January,
1925, TO the purposes OF internal i'm.
proVemenIs, to be distributed among the
states according 10 their representation,
and to be expended on objects TO be de-
s'gnated by congress, within or border.
ing on the respective states, unless
where any state may consent that its pro-
portion OF the fund shall be applied 10 an
object not immediately connected with
hsiesritorial llmiIs. Adjourned.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12
FROM The Pacific.

The fast sailing schr. Jurius, captain
ChasIeau, arrived at this port yesterday
morning from TruxilIo and Havana-iD
9 days from the latter port. Capt. e..
LEFT Panama on the 18th March-and
states that the latest accounts from Lima
represent that city 10 be in great want
Of provisions. Several American vessels
there had been chartered to proceed to
81. Senate and San Bias, after all kinds OF
provisions. IL was reported at Panama
that president Bolivar he'd left Peru
with the intention Of returning TO Colon.
bia. When last heard from, he was at
Choco, and preparations were making 10
receive him at Panama,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12
FAMINE.

CALeuITa,JAH. S.-rhe accounts from
Madras are OF a most distressing nature,
and have come upon us with sudden.
ness which renders the horror more
striking. We were prepared 10 expect
scarcity OF grain on the coast, but had
not the mos, distant idea Of the extern, to
which The failure ofthe crops had reach
ed. Madras and the surrounding coun.
try Is in state of famine. lpdependen,.
ly Of the accounts we publish today from
Madras papers, private letters all agree
TOO minuteiy in the distressing details.
Tor US 20 doubt second that the most
dreadful effects are 10 be apprehended -
l. IS stated that even dread OF the arms
OF the military, who are essar;Iy -r,iac.
ed a,the Godowns where the rice is dis.
'rIbuted, is scarcely sufficient 10 proven,
depredatIoDs. Parents are abandoning
their children, and several have already
died from absolute starvation. This is
Dut the commencement of the appalling
consequences of famine. Disease is sure
TO fcllow--aud although every possible
means within The poweh oil government
VIII be employed 10 lessen the effects OF
this dire visitation. we trus, also tina, the
aid OF the Bengal public will not be
withheld
MADRAS, DEC. %. On Monday night.
vast multitude assembled in the Black
Town, and projected to break open some
OF The rice stores belonging TO native
merchants, which were pIundered, end
much grain carried off. Guards of na-
i've troops were sent 20 protect property
OF this description; the mob however
behaved IN the most daring and oulra-
geous manner towards the Sepoys, while
The latter, we understand acted with the
greatest torbearapce under very trying
circumstances--twoo of the mob however
are reported TO be wounded and one kill
ed Ii is imagined that not less than
100000 persons were collected.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12

Whisky n. 4. Rum, & Gin, etc.
IN bills Baltimore whiskey
GO 30 do N. +. rum
10 do country GIN
% do mess and prime pork
10 boxes mould candles
so sets dry measures
so nests boxes
300 bush seed potatoes
100 lbs cloves which will be sold low
IN quintals Goldfish
so doz corn brooms with n general sssori-
mcnt OF grocerie, soi shi chanderv.
may IL l.. g. l.. CHAMBERLAIN.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12
aep tbe STEAMBOAT asotomar.

From, Buenos .dyres and Monte Jyideo.
The Commercial Reading Room is in
debted TO the po'iicness CT capt. Me!tca
Tor file OF Buenos Ayres pSprrs 10 24ih
Feb. one OF which contains president
Monroe's las, message a, the opening Of
coDg'tss.
Capt. McRea states, that gen. I,ecor
made his entry into the city OF Monte
Video on the Cd March, and hois,ed the
flag Of his imperial majesty, Don Pedro
The Portuguese troops embarked at
Monte Video TO, Lisbon the latter part OF
Feb. and sailed Stb March among the
ships taken up on the occasion were the
Sally, Cook, OF Salem Panther, Austin,
of Boston; brig Com. Barry, OF Philad. !;
British ship Penelope, Bond, OF Gibraltar;
Swedish ship liberias ,Smih--and three
Portuguese and one Brazilian, all full of
men, women and children.
fhe markets remained pretty much
as per last advices. A leiler OF the 10Th
March TO commercial friend, states,
that Flour is worth 80 rs On board, and
locking up at present there is little or
none IN first hands. and we calculate the
stock remaining amongst bakers and o,h>
crs, does not exceed six weeks consump.
lion. No grain is coming in from the
country and the opinion at Grst enter
tanned of the crop being fully an average
one, seems now 10 be altogether changed,
and 1t appears that there is only in Gers
tain districts, where il has been most
abundant, suIIiciency Tor their own con-
sumption.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12
bbtp nelu5.
ALXXANDRIA, d. Conway II.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED
Brig Jasper, knight, n. York, via
Norfolk, bound to Georgetown.
Brig Elizabeth Sturges, Lucemoore,
Madeira, via Isle of May; salt TO II
Lsdd & Co. A G Cazenpve Y Co. and
&C z Thompson.
Schr Green, Johnson, N York, Q DIS !;
to NJ Miller u Son 4; sugar, coffee and
bottles to r l. White, and pork TO Lind
say e Hill.
Schr Sally, Baker, Boston, I6 days /;
ballast 10 L III Rowland.
Schr Industry, -, Saco ballast to
VIM. Fowle e Go.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk,
% hours. Arrived in NorIlia. slooy, r.
liza Ann, Johnson, for City Point and
Richmond. SAILED,
Brig Hope, Wilson, ST Thomas.
Schr Stagg, hewitt, Baltimore.
Sch Esther & Sally, Hand, cid at Pbila.
delphia 10Th inst Tor this port.
Ship Diana, Mendenhail, of this portal
Munte Video 18th Mar CHI, sold and break.
ing up.
Brig Sparten, Snow, a, Monte Video
18Th March for this port in week.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12
White ViaIs, assorted.

ON HAND,
Pipes in boxes 8 gross each, window glass g 10
q IN II an assortment of CRUCIBLES, all
of which will be sold low, upon the usual terms,
at his store,next door TO Paton l. Butcher, King
st. Alexandria 2w 4mo 80
Genius of Liberty, Warrenton Gazette, Win
chester Republican, Woodstock Herald, and
Charlestown Rep. will insert this three times
nd send their accounts to this Office.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12


WM. J. QUINCY, in connection with his
brother CHARLES f. QUINCY, will continue
to transact Auction and Commission Business IL
Portland, under the firm of VIVA. J. QUINCY
a. Co. Having made the advantage OF a iarg,
capital, they will be enabled tomake liberal adj
vances on consignnents to their Address. Fol
information on our house, would refer TO tn,
gentlemen whose names are bcreunto anne Ked.
Mes'rs ! M ! E M \ ch'a~'ea' Boston
Hon. Asa Clap. ,..,,,
John Williams. esq. Portland
jno. M'clcntoek, esss Portsmouth
w, ". Russell, esq. New York.
Messr' David David Lewis e ,x:S X Co. philaderpha.
Messrs. John H. Ladd & Co. Alexandria.
w. q. Ladd, esq. Fredericksburg.
Mossrs.J. T.. Carey, Baltimore.
George johnson, esq Georgetown.
MesS's Maitland, Kennedy &, Co. Norfolk.
10
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12

AT length. after iaborious considera-
ton Of its details, ard considerable modi,
fieation OF them. the tariff bill has been
reported TO the senate from the commits
tee of the whole of that body. It's
fate in that body win probably be decided
IN the course Of this week.
Nat. Ins Of yesterday
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12

Mr.. Eaton hasid;Dishsi to toe editors
the original COZ re, pondeoce of MIR. Mon
roe and gen. Jackson, relative to form.
ing an executive cabinet. in 1917, which
will appear in the National in,elligeueer
OF to-day, add be copied into the Alcxan.
dria Herald OF Friday.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12
FRnM PERNAMRuCn

Brig Nancy, Broughton, arrived at
Marblehead in So days from Pernambu
co. Tie president appointed by the en-
peror was not received at Pernambucu,
nor his constitution accepted. The Gus
Tom house and stores were closed, and
the BraSlisns were Shaving or imprison-
ing the European Portuguese.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12
NOTICE.

TINE copartnership of ATTWoCD & GUN
n CY. expired by mutual consent oil the 81
inst. The concerns of said irm will lie closed
by either OF the subscribers.
BIC. ATWOOD,
w. J. QUINCY.
Portland, Stale Of .Scine, .4prii6, 1924.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12
EartkenDare and China,

Consisting, in part, of China tea sets richly gilt
do do plain and embossed, China cups and
saucers, tea pots, &c. plain and embossed, blue
printed UiverpooD plates, cups aud saucers,
pitchers, mugs, &c &c. all of which lie conf
IDENTITY believes viii prove, upon inspection, to
be of superior quality, and 60 which he invites
the attention Of the public, and country ner-
chants in particular, as he expects, by the next
arrival, further supply of earthenware, and
an extensive assortment of glass, among the lat
ter 10 or j hhds of