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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

,y.lbie a-cAsio.ed 10 Cartain Couger, which :
Wa my dn,y TO offer 900. His impriial Najes
~ viii feel Il the mole, thai Independently vi
the hlgh motives OF general nature which az
,uaied yoi in his circumstance, Won express Ia
yd,if letter the part cular satisfaction il gives
YOU, 10 nave an opportunity of obligiug the has
alan government aud nati0n, whose sentiments
nnd condncl yon.jusfly observe 10 have ben
constantly CT the most fiiendly character To-
wards the Uni ed States. II gives me pei :
sonally more pleasure than ! can find WORDS
10 describe, thus 10 receive an addii ional proui
of the feeling of good viii existing between he
Two nations 10 that state OF things the Enl-
peror will ever attach great importance, and
he will learn with pleasure, that through your
means. il has been placed In clearer light.
Accept, dear sir, my thanks add those OF
The officers whn accompanied me, and Bt the
same time the assurance OF the sincere a tach.
ment and esteem which your conduct towards
us all so fully warrants, and which are fam
TO rxiend TO your countrymen and country, IN
whose name YOU have conferred upon my gov
ernmeni, upon myself, aud upon the officers OF
the Imperial Navy, whowere with me al his
iuuclure, tue obligations OF which have in the
preceding lines attempted 10 expires tae deep
AMI varying impressions.
| have The honor 10 remain " ith high eonsid-
era,ion, dear SIR yohr obedlent and humble
servant BAR. kRUDENEk.
SLAs E. BuRnows, E-q.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-25

10 have restored to youta. IS sect every Sa'ie.
Vos,srd,v ~ 4 o'clock he went to the temporary
bosp,tal Ambulance established IN the rae
DIES Pyramides, by the care of Doctors Martinet
and Indrieux. and NJ. Degenetais, the apotheca'
nv. The scene was very affecting, when INC
General, accompanied by George Washington
Lafayette. his SON, in the midst OF numerous
staff. went through the different rooms hiiea WIN
the brave men who have conquered tor vs. our II,
berty at the price of their blood. Inc HeheFA'
was received BY Messrs. Martinez and DeSe"e-
tails, who presented to him the physicians au'1.i-
ed to the Ambulance. Drs. Andneux, oo'Pi'
Delanslard. Seller, Fisher, an Eng''sh shrgeo"'
and VI Eroullebois, who has the superintendent
of it.
This distinguished citizen. having address
ed some words of consolation to each OF 'ie
wounded men, expressed to them his high SANS
faction at the proof of patriotism which they haa
giyen, and retired IN the midst OF the blessings OF
the patients, and of the numerous CITIZENS WHO
thronced the way. On his return, the General
offered his hand in the most friendly manner to
the physicians, and to NJ Degenetais. and sad.
:. Gentlemen. thank YOU, in the name of the
country, for having preserved to it citizens who
form its strength and its glory" Out OF seven
ty wounded. the greater part of them severely,
who were received in'o this ambulance, not a
single one has died, and all are in fair way OF
recovery.
The total number of killed and wounded.
during the 9th. 28th and Goth Of July, is from
seven to eight thousand. reckoning both the cltl'
zens of Paris and the roval army. As the com
batants encountered each other very closely, and
were very near each others guns. the wounds
are in general very severe, aud contrary to what
is usually the case in battles. the number OF dead
exceeds that of the wounded. Thus the rights
of the eldest branch of the Bourbons have been
bathed with the blood Of 5000 Frenchmen. and
their name is in some sort buried in this trghtful
| hecatomb.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-25
b +. HARRISON,
AleXauaria academy

Nh EBOsW ORTIZ, who WAS elected by the Trus
WI tees of the Alexandra Academy as principal
teacher Of that Institution, having declined the sua
ton. the Trustees have this day UNANIMOUSLY elected
Mr. aARcus MoGaRnr, Graduate of TRINITY College,
Dublin, in the K-giom of ireland, as principal teach
or of he exandra academy The Trustees having
procured the most satisfactory tes'imonia Of Mr. Nc
Garry talents, requirements and capacity for instruc-
ton, both from Ireland and this unlr, recaure d
him to-the public gentl man well qualified TO in.
struct pupils in the Latin and Greek SAgu4ees. the
Mathematics and all the branches Of an English cdu.
cation.
Mr., McGarTy will commence his School at the
Schoolroom on Prince street, between Washington aud
St. Asaph streets, on wednesday next, the 29h inst
Refer to RoBr l. rAYLon. Esq Hrea -sira. Esq
WM. l.. HoDGSON,
sep. IS DIFF sec'y Of the .3oard of trus,ces
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-25

Prophecy of Napoleon--Dr OMearo in his
.'Voice from ST. Helena" says page 169-'' lie
Napoleon conversed upon the probability OF a
revolution IN France. ERE twenty years have
ELAPSED when | am dead and buried SAID he.
YOU will witness another revolution IN France
tits impossible that twenty -nine millions of French
men can live contented under the yoke of Sove-
reigns imposed upon them by foreigners s. against
whom they have fought and bled for nearly thirty
years. eau you blame the French Tor not being
willing to submit to the yoke Of such animals as
Monchenu."
Td,taiizing.-Onc of our fashionable subscri-
bprs, who had been neglected by careless car
rier, exclaims, in pathetic ePistie, requesting
the error to be corrected Is it not tantaliZing
when am almost bursting to hear the French
Jews? cannot relish my chocolate without
your paper. What glorious fellows these French
men are! am in love with the whole race"
In fact, the French character has risen higher
than ever in the estimation of the world. They
are heroes and patriots. The conduct Of the
brave Parisians surpasses any thing that antiquity
or modern times present. The newspapers are
now worth reading-better worth reading than
even Paul Clifford. They contain more sur
prlsing, more romantic. more daring. and more
heroic incidents. than the libraries Of the civil
zed world can furnish.-N Y Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-25
ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
S9TuRDaY NoRNlNG, SEPT IS, 1850.

alexandria 5heatre.-We understand that
Mr.. Parker intends opening the Alexandria
Theatre, on the 4th of October next. with FILL
and efficient Company. and will engage. dur
ing the season, some of the most distinguished &
popular Stars; by which means, he hopes to raise
the reputation of the House to its former standing.
He is determined to have the strictest order kept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-25
LIVERPOOL. Saturday. AaO. ,

The prospect of further arrivals, and n
supply Of released foreign corn, at once b,
upon the markets in the face of the ksres.
induced buyers to act upon very Limited =.
hence. although we have had frequent stos.,,
most daily, and the exhausted stocks Of h, j
lers and dealers appeared To indicate r,i..
demand. the trade between Tuesday and b,,
was extremely dull, and all kinds Of f, nj
were somewhat depressed in value. Gts4|
articles during the same period, sales weran
TO moderate amont, and from the antoyi
low duties, late prices were nearly maa,l.
At eur market this morning all sorts olfre.
continued to meet very handsome deniii
Bonded grain and -four of all descriptions, VII
more difficult sale, must be considered rather,
er today. American free flour i, fully Is 4
brl. under the rates of Tuesday. In some
of this district harvest-has partially conrsli
and if favored with fine weather, will be s.l1
in about ten days.
-oSo-
Extract ofa letter dated Liverpool, Aug ID
There has been considerable business dgat
bonded Wheat, deliverable ten or ffteer d
hence, when there is every prospect Of s u
being of the lowest rate, but from the q.lla1
expected to be brough t upon the market, ale.
IN price is looked for. but this will in ,one :.
surs depend on the weather.
-aSe-
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE Tl.d|
Aug. l.. 183O.-With the exception of ir.
cells Of Wheat and Flour from Csnadi III:
plies of the week are chiefly from forclsl n
The expected reduction in the duty, and -
quent difference between the present plr
wheat, and that to be delivered next. Or %
following Saturday, has Of Course intr.i
millers to purchase only for their aael
wants; as respects free Grain, the tranatta
the week have seldom been on 50 Iiuctsyi
Holders of Canada and Irish Wheai.. 'i
our present small stock Of free en'irel' CO.'S
have been anxious to press sales, even sti
siderable reduction, and such WAS on Ar1
Offering I'D. to Cd. per bushel below OUT n's
quotations.
Some large parcels Archangel and ID
Wheats have been sold for forward dew
the former at - Sd to r. cd per bushel, ard
qualities Rostock, Settin, Hambro &c. at
cd per 70lbs. The Flour trade is unnsgai.
and on Saturday, where sales were io,c't'
were at reduction Of 2s to SIS per sacai III
as great decline was submitted TO on OI'
The value of Bonded wheat is now eaii'I'
erned by the price of free, and few traS'a
have occurred in either this article OF ID D.
Sis to 52s is the current price TOR the s'
Though there was heavy rain during Nl.''
~ very limited amount of bushes; v'' p
acted in free wheats. and the decline aO'''
was submitted to. For forward deI'e1"
Millers purchased much more freely 'nl
some time, and good foreign red Noei
manded quite as high rates as at '''e Close
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-25
Notice.

3NE subscriber begs leave to present his thanks TO
his old friends aud customers for past favors, as
well as to inform them aud the public that he cont
nues the
FLOUR y GROCERY BUSINESS,
at his old stand King street. opposite the Diagonal
Pump, where all matters Of business con6ded to him
will be attendedto with punctua!y and despatch
lie has on hand good supply Of Sugar, COFFEE, rea
Nolasses, Cotton Yarn; Ground alum and sack Salt,
and Plaster Paris, which for cash. in exchange for
Flour ard Grain, he will sell at the loves, rates
Liberal advances will be made, in money, on Flour
and other articles received on storage.
A constant supply Of best FAMILY FLOUR
b f.. HARRISON.
Alexandria, 25,h September, l8S0-w3w
- q. T.. II. will be assisted in the prosecution Of
his business by JOSEPH EACHES, whose friends are
invited to call,
Qr The Genius of Liberty, Leesburg; Political
Spectator, arrenton; Chariestown Free Press, and
Winchester Republican, are requested TO insert the
ABOVE a week for three weeks, and send therHc
counts 10 r. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-25
COMMERCIAL.

Price Of Produce in .flcrandria ye,,,,d,,
Flour. super6ne, -. ....... S. lal ,,,
Wheat, 80 ...'............... o 50 ma
Corn, 1900 .....'''..'''.". @ so a..
Corn Meal, yellow ......... 0 65 oSss
--- white ......... 0 70 oS.
Rye, 1900 ..''..'..'''.. -. O As 49,.
Oats, '...'..'.''..'''''.'..'' O az o0
Whiskcy, .................... 0 20 r6s
Timothy Seed, ............... 50 e0,
Flax Seed, .........."....... O Is
Bacon. ..........-. ....., 6 I'M
Butter. ........... 80. @ 10 al
Lard. ...............''....... Q % nGS
PLASTER Paris (refGHl....... 5 90 c6J
FYour.-Yestcrday, before and after Il,
CENT of the Northern mail. the wagon n
FInnr was So 12la514. The ad,ices ird rI
land up to the 18th Of August, Per the n, 4
hama have had no effect on this market, =
is vet an even chance for better prices.
-aSe-
LoNDaN corn EXCHANGE, Augusta
The return of fine weather has caused d.
siness of the l,arkcs (t'ough moderately =
no, 10 be so brisk as at ihe la,'er part On gr5
Our supplies of Foreign Whea, a." 0as t.,
uue abundant. which are increased L, IT, ID
low state Of duties. We have several i,>
plcs Of new vi eat from Essex. Prime pieksi
pies nf old wheat have been sold at the s.n.
as this day se'ennight. bnt middIlng and I'D
are fall 2s per Or. cheaper. Flour i, n:,r
A.. 900. Nenn hill la,o h.., =;
America during the week. Weekly ayer.
wheat rs lld-Aggregate average Of uhes,
81. Duty. Wheat 6s Sd. The Alteration /,
duiy this week, Is Is less TN wheat, and 4
per bril- on Flour.
HAD the aggregate been Sd higher On vs.
viz. rs, the. duty wonid have been IS St:g.
it is Is, which is the minimum, and eyptc,i,
be reached the next week.
Eds. ". T. Jour- G..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-25

Dolly Paper SIS per auaun-Coca'try Pepper So
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1850.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-24

is still out. 'e' " ~ SN'~ -
ioNpoS' Oct 3o-CHy, co o'clock Consois had risen 20
81 hu' on hearing al Antwerp fell tn 8al
Tho scenes OF disorder the Kent have nj rneh
become on)ec's 81 much attention The peasorry ere in
of much suffering.
PAnThc committee Of tho Court Peer, are extending
their inquiries respecting tho the late ministry n
far back as August, 1929
The examination OF the mpeachsd mis,ers been ns,
Cd and of the Witnesses Tho debate, ON tho .iec,
not expected before 18th of .c IN.
Chamber Of the Peers will no fitted foe occa.ion
Prince Noronsky, Of the OF the Lmr.,,,
been appointed Russian Ambassador Paris in MAJ.
PoKzodi Borso F 4
B,roSSE Oct % The forces Of Gen. Nina are d;,,a.a
into columns; Of which, commanded bv hin..iS
narche the 25,h for Ernan and the other under Vai
took the road Vera The latter six
troops and driven hack into France where they were arn
ed Nina has proceeded the against the centre
Of the soyal Inc vadez ascTihed to his dsobev
ing the orders Of Nina. IN taking different ou, from that
directed II reported the 28ih tina, Valdez was about
| to commence his march against Arragon
HAvRE, Nov lREvEw MARKEr-I,usiuess eon,;nue,
little business has done for some wsel
The westerly winds have permitted many arrivals
CorroS-Avals 92 bales by the Rose 1919 ,ma bales
OF Hayti by another vessel Sales 1907 oows-A6a Ton
snna is 20l 3l7 Aabamas Tennessec, l63 73
1893 Georgia, 173 I8A IVY
Letters from the States conm losses
IN some places by drought This and expectation Of no
arrivals ill the end Of the keeps up prices Purchasers
rake only small lots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-24
(To BE- CONTINUED J
NEW BOOKS

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Richard Watson
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HAYES tribute to the memory Of the Pilgrims
Just published for sale by COLLINS e. Co
81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-24

A Goa i"fBB OF the Senate Will roceivc pro-
- posa's, at the Senate Chamber. on This Day ard
10 MORROW for making repairs thereto. according TO
plan which they will submit Attendance will he
gwen b"tween the hours of II o'clock A. ~. and 8
o'clock r. NJ. of those days. dec 21-2t
"ANTED.-1hc subscriber wishes To hire. for
the ensuing year, or fret rate farm hands,
Tor which, n liberal price will be given None need
apply, unless they can come well recommended
., T.. l. WIGHT
Tuckahoe, Goochlnnd County, Dec. 22-Gtc
an HAND, fresh supply of Saratoga Water
~ IN pint and quart bottles RI .BLhMIRE.
dec On,os;,, o. til NJ.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18
THFLF
CHARLES MINER,

Hching Y~cct.-Among the minor evils TO
which the human frame is subject, there are
few more tormez,ingth than that OF violent itch
ing Of the feet, during severe frosty weather,
caused by f~ncipient chilblains. The follow
ing specific is so simple and cheap, that no
person ought TO be ignorant OF 1T; 1t IS merely
one part oil muriafic acid mingled with seven
parts of water. with which The feet must be
well rubbed for a night or two, before going
10 bed, and perfect relief win be experienced.
The application must of course be made be-
fore the skin breaks, and it viii be found not
only TO ailay the itching, but prevent the far
ther progress Of the chiiblains. The feet nray
be a little tender for a short time, but this
slight inconvenience will soon disappear.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18
Ncw SeasOndbie
GOODS.
MIRE 6r BOYD.

ESAKE pleasure in making known TO thea
4 old customers, and the public gener-
ally. that they have received and finished c
%pening, their supply of FALL & WINTER
GOODS, which they are determined 10 sen
at prices that canaet fail to please. They
therefore request all persons wanting cieqye
goods. tie cali and examine their stock, winch
will be found to consist Of
Super and Common blue, black, brown ana
| mkt Cloths,
! Saper and common Cassimeres and iasz'
netts, (ali co1ors,3
| Rose and Point Blankets; Padding;
Black and eolorea Bomhazetts, Bombazlns
and Circassians,
| Black s. do. merlno Circasslans; Moreens,
Blue, brown & plaid Camblet, Tartan Piaass
Red, green, yellow and wAite Flanneis;
Pulled and plaid Linseys; Beaserteens,
Fancy bangup Cords, and Iabby selyetss
| Swansdown, Tolianet and Valencia yeshnE
/, Black silk velvet. and cut velvet E~estinS,
Black and scarlet merno long Shawls;
! White and black merine square Shawls;
Cashmere g. Valencia long & square ahawtss
Fancy silk, Barrege d PopSn Fl andkerchle1E
DO. Grenadine, and Gros dc India dc.
Black and colored Gro dc Indies, and Gro de
Maps;
Changeahle Gro de-naps and black Lutte
strings,
Block and colored Nancon Grapes, Ponges
Italian Grapes, black and coiorea;
! White, pink and green Florence; blk. Meds;
Black and colored silk Craya's, ssf~ StockS
Black lace Wells; white Bobbiaetts,
Cambria and furniture Dimitys Wadaang-
Swiss, Null, Jackonett and Cambria
Maslin;
.Bandanna, cotton and black silk HsndkIs,
Thread and Bebhinett Lace and Edgsngss
CaEcoes and Ginghams; black and coloreA
Cambricks;
Millinett aud foundation Muslin; Lawn.
Irish Linen and Linen Camhricks;
Umbrellas, Leghorn B~onnets;
White and coloEed Betting, Ribbands, assent
ed; Pipeings;
Ribband Wire, Kid Mitts and Gloves He's
kin and Beaver Gloves;
Spool Boss, colorcd and black Braid: Sss-
penders;
Gilt, Pean and Lasting Buttons;
Black, s. lead cold worsted Hose, white Vi
genia Hose, Mems lambs wool halfh
Ciayat Stiflners: Shell Combs
Bedticking: Sd * I'D Checks, Musiih' "hAS
and brown.
Fur and Seal Caps; Carpet Charm. Sand's
Wick, Cotton Yarn; Wool and Fame fiaess
Shoes, Sc, with a general assortment NA
.Qneen's and Glassware, Hardware aud Cw-
lerv. Groceries aud Liquors, Pants ana Ivy
Stuffs. Brushes, Combs, Stationary, &c:
9RReadv made Clothing always on mana
Martinshurg. Nov. 4, 1880
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18
nU7llBIBR WARD

FEYliE subscriber takes this occasion Of in
q forming tpe public that he has establish
ed a LUMBER YARD, at his zanding on
the Potomac, where he purposes keeping all
kinds Of building tinbegs. He has at pres
ent, $4,000 feet PiaVE PLANK. 4rom hah
an inch up to two inches thick; Jolsts, Raft
ers. SC. and will furnish 10 order by being
preseited%Vith a bar. Also, on hani. a guam
tity OF STONE COAL, which will be sold
lowfor cash, or in exchange for wheat at a
ar market price.
ARCHIBALD SITEERER.
Falling Waters, June II, f990-tI.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18

what was contained In pepulsrtradihon
and popular poetry, which recorded
marvels of Rome's descent from wide
famed Troy; the landing Of Eneas IN
Latium. the love Of the god Mars for
the yestsl Rhea; her bearing twins by
the god; their exposure IN the Ihoeri
their being saved and sucked by a woli,
and fed by a woodpecker, till found by
the shepherd Faustuler; their finally re-
storing their grand father 70 thu throne
Of Alba Tonga; the city founded by As
canius. the son Kneas, and then col
lecting their fellow shepherds and an IN.
discriminate rabble, and founding a
town named Rome, from Romuloas, the
elder of the tv ms, on the bills where
they bad been SO miraculousIy saved &
educated.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18

Wolsr.-It is one Of the laws of natYre
that heaten bodies should give out part :oi
their c%aloric, TO all surrounding bodies, al
lower temperature, ill the whole becomes OF
an equal degree of temperature. Water af,
fcrds a cerious exception 10 this, this f1id
having but a slight tendency to conduct calo-
rio or heat downward. Had it bees ether
wise, the ocean and other large bodies of wa
ter, weuld have operated very anfaTorably
on the temperature of the atmosphere, aud
upon human life. II water in a hot state be
poured into a glass jar Of cold water, 1t viii
remain on the surface, but If cold water be
poured upen hot water il wiil sink to the bot
tom. Water as it freezes becomes speciiical
lv lighter, and ice switrning upon the sur
face performs an important service, by pre-
ssr~ing a vast body of caloric 10 the ada
cent fluid from the effects O.? the surrounding
COLD.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18
Paints and DYE Stufls

pb7,a White Lead, at l23 cts. TIMBER,
Red and Black Lead, LTtharge,
Lamp Black. Brushes, Prusslsf blue,
VermiIlion, SPIT. Turpentine, SAND fape''
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18

Runaway from the subscriber living nesr
Eiartinsbnrg, Berkeley county, Virginia, on
the cath iast, a Negro man ,narned EMANU-
Ell, or M4~, about 20or 81 years Of age, a.
bout ; feet 3 or j inches high, dark coioured,
though not as black as some negroes are;
when spoken to appears TO smile a little. and
shows his teeth which are very white; he is
an active fellow, and Supposed to weigh fom
$50 10 40; had on when he ran away, a fur
hat, blue coat, with a black velvet collar,
white pantaloons, and a waistcoat which or
ginally was striped, bslt by washing had be-
come nearly white, good shoes, but Ne Asili
probably change his clothing. | will give the
above reward for SAID Save, It taken out of
the Commonwealth Of Virginia, and deliver
ed to nae at my residence, or SIS If taken in
the Commonwealth of Virginia and delivered
as Aforesaid, and pay ali reasonable char
ses for bringing HIM iroa abe place taken 10
me, or to the jail oil Berkeley county.
july %, 1880. ELISHA BOYD
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18

PRfNTEKS-The subse<fsers, pre-
ii prietors Of the "Potonlac Pioneer, - will
dispose of their establishment on acc%anass-
dahng terms. Particulars made Aaot,n on
personal application scr by l~etter, postpaid J
W. 6. R. WEBER.
Slephcrdstown, Va Oci. u.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18
LAUCK & STEPHEN

EEyOULDinform the Blacksmiths and Far
w mers, and the public generally, that
they have now a complete assortment Of
HUGHES ROLLED IRON,
consisting of every variety of size and kind,
and Of which theyintend hereafter keeping
a constant supply, together with many other
articles, usually connected with All extensive
Iron Establishment; and expect to receive
in a few days a full assortment of Cook and
other Stoves. That all, or aoy Of them, will
be sold Cheap, can, and may, I've readily as
certained, By a cali ttern those disposed TO
purchase. Get SO