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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11
Valuable Building Lots
In and adjoining the town of Alexandria.
For jale on a long Credit.

On Weanslaay, tbe I6tb day Of June
fViN be .lola at pabAic aut7sou, on tb4
bremlss,
About forty five acres Of
LAND, in and adjoining to the town OF
Alexandra, and binding on Hunting creek.
This land will be divided into iquares, &C.
cording to the plan Of the town, and each
fquare will be fold fparately, on credit
of fix, twelve, fifteen and eighteen months
the purchaiers giving notes negotiable
in the bank of Alexandria, with approx.
ed endorlers.
The whole Of this land is now enclofed
by poa and rail fence. Its contiguity to
the town, and its high and healthy itua-
ton render it amongA the mott defrable
eitates in the neighborhood for building
lots. On one Of the lots neat and com
modions framed dwelling houfe hath besn
erected, together with the neceaary cut
houfes, and on this lot there is a well
ofgood water, and number of flourithing
trees growing. Some fnall frame houfes
have been erected on an adjoining LOT.
The title to this property is complete,
ard conveyances will be made in fee finn
pie when the purchafe money is received.
The title papers may be feen, and likewlie
a plat of the land and lots, by applying
to the lubicriber.
JAMES H. F4OOE.
At the fame time and place will behold
LEASE for thirteen years oftwenty fe-
ven acres of LAND adjoining the above
traa {ubjett to a ground rent Of twenty
feven pounds Per year.
May II. dim
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LAND FOk SALE.

By virtue Of power in me
veaed, will be fold at public auction be-
fore the door OF Prince William court
houle in the town of Dumfries, on the
frit Monday in July next at IL O'Clock,
for cath, that valuable TRACT of LAND,
fituate in the FAME county near Bacon Race
Westinghouse, containing about five
hundred acres, part of leven hundred
acre patent granted TO James Peake, and
which FIVE hundred acres of lard was lately
the property of Haac McsPherion, under
a purchafe made of Thomas Swan OF Alex
.andria.
ABRAM HEWEs.
Tune 8. daf
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publir aale.

On SATURDAY next, at half pat three
o'clock in the afternoon, will be fold
on the premifes
A neat two ftory frame houle,
on Prince freet, near the corner of Royal
ltreet; the lot is fubjett TO a fnall ground
rent. Terms will be made known at the
place of fale.
PC. MARSTELLER,
une 10. Vendue MATER.
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HE
Accommodation Coachee,

ICCO17J77IOlGNJJO7J CUGGLIgeE,
WILL leave Mr.. Gadby's City Ia
vern every morning, at half paa four
O'Clock, for Baltimore, to accommodate
our Alexandria friends: returning, leaves
Mr.. Evans's, Indian Queen, every morn
ing at fix O'Clock, and arrives at Alexan-
dria the fame evening.
The Proprietors will not undertake to
promas as much as the Mail Pilot, which
runs but 50 miles per day, although it is
faid to Pilot the Mail, which runs frcm
SO to a 100 miles per day.
The PROPRIETORS.
lane q. d6t2aw
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SPRING GOODS.
7OHN RAMSAY,

Has imported by the brig Union, cap
tain Woodhouie, from London, an abort
ment of goods iuitable for the ieaion, and
is in daily expectation Of receiving by the
United States from Liverpool, an additi-
onal fupPly.
May 49,. d
Robert L. IiOOe 6 Go.
Haze reeeiz'ed BY The brig UNION, 5rom
LoNDoN-a great part of their
SPRING GOODS,
and are daily expecting the balance BY the
lhip United States from Liverpool.
Tky bave Akeepje fer ./ale,
Rum in hoglheads,
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
An exteniiye afIortnent of Liverpool
EaFthen Ware in crates,
German Ofnahurgs.
May IS.
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public salt.
On TUESDAY,

nm s'cloek, sual be MD at The pesda<
Store,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
WhiGey in barrels,
Gin in caiks and barrels,
Port vine 10 ealks,
Molaacs in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown ioap In boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
lGOrtsd,
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ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Supcrhne cloth and Kerfimeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Inh Liners, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintzes and ~alicoes,
Csmbrick and Cotton fhawls,
Iadia Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing flks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
luue TT Vendue- Matter.
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ly 10 its feelings for TIE Judges and the
! Conaitu,on than the French were, wher
they acknowledged themfelves to be fub-
jeci to az arbitrary monarch, remains to
be ieen.
The n;cities ofMr. Brackenrid &c, wire
drawing the articles Of the Contribution,
and the unlpeaksbly Attl< computations Of
favipgs Of cents and mills, will not gain
much credit, nor detain the attention Of a
ienGble people. ihe great effects are ma
n:feit, a:e alarming, ana will be fatal
The Contribution fays, the Judges lhall be
independent. Abolifh the Judicial Law
they will be dependent. They will lofe
their places, or become the mere tools of
the great men in power. Congreis are 10
pats all laws necedary and proper to car
ry into effect the Contribution. Yet any
Law having the effect before mentioned
mutt be unconstitutional. By their deeds
we are 10 know men.
So great change, as that propoled by
MIR. Breckenridge, is fcascely to be ex-
peaed in a veil governed country once in q
hundred years. II breaks down aimcit
the only barrier sgaina licen,ioufnefs and
party tyranny. What are to be, in FL
cure, our rights, when the United States
ihall be as lrodra,e under the arbitrary
cover of mere vote as the fate of Rhode
Iiland or even Georgia :?
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:, then, upon the fuppofsion that France
axes Us under her care, according to Mr..
MuNaor's idea, money will be wanted,
how much more neceGary it will be If ihe
rejects US or is rejected by Us, nuls be e.
viten,, by conidering the indifpenfoIe
charge ofproviding for the fecurity of orr
great maritime intereas, 70 Interviewer
With all other in,erefs, aid the duty 70
deeply felt and 70 often expreaed by
lhole in power. of leGening, as fat as
poGi6le, thar WORT OF evils, the public
Debt.
ATRUE REPUBLICAN.
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bound out Of the Streight., aad it is
kid, three more are on their way from
Sweden.'
Gongrefs Of the unftf0 States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thurfday, February 4.

Thuriday, February 4.
An eneroGed bill, for the relief Of
Lyon Lehman, was read a third tine,
and paAed.
A remembrance from fandry inhabitants
of Georgetown, praying, that the con-
grefs vii! not pals the DILL for eiabliihing
the government of the territory Of Co.
lumbis, now before the Houte Of repre-
isntatiyes. Referred.
The fpeaker laid before the Houfe a
letter from the iecretary Of the navy,
enc.odng copies of the falling orders Civ
en- to the commanders Of the frigate In
lurgent, and brigansine Pickering.
The iecre,ary tates, that no informa-
ton has been received of the fate of theie
veRels, from which it is inferred that
they were loft in an equinottial gale.
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Friday, February Z.

The Houie vent into committee Of the
whole, on the bill for the relief OF Iiaac
Zane, when, after conGdering the fame,
the committee role, and aiktd leave to
lit again.
Leave refuled-and the bill recommtt-
cd to the teett committee who bfoughs in
she bill.
Leave Obedience granted to Mr.. Per-
kins tor remainder OF ;he fefion.
Mr.. Randolph prel-nied bill making
certain partial appropriations ter ISo1---
read twice and referred to committee Of
the whole on Monday.
Mr.. Smile moved the appointment Of
a committee, to enquire into the proprie-
,y Of providing by law fer iecuring to the
United States, the property OF ru;iic Of
dcers indebted to them, and for the e. en-
tual relesle Of fuch perions from impriion-
mens. Ordered to lie on the table.
The Houfe went into committee cf the
whole, on the report of felett committee
On the bill allowing drawback or gods
exported to Nes Orleans, sc. who re-
ported their concurrence therein.
The Houie concured 10 the report Of
the committee of the whole, and ordered
the bill TO be engroaed for a third read
ing on Monday.
MIR. Giles moved, that the committee
appointed on mefage Of the Prefdsnr,
rejecting the debt, due by the city cf
Warrington to Maryland Be i"Rrua'd to
inquire into he expectancy "t dif ontinu-
ing he offices Of the comm;flioners Of faid
city ; to report by bill or otherwile.
Agreed to.
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Notice..

The tenants of William T.
Alexander will pleafe to take rot:oe. that
hereafter diHrei. will be made for all rents
due over thirty days, withou, any reflect 10
rerfods and where property cacno: be
found to iatlsfy the rent, fuiss ssaina all
pedons concerned vii be in!titutet by the
particulars direction of the prorr:e.or. !.
ESSE SIMMS,
Attorney for ". 7. Alexander.
Feb. 4. DOT
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aleranorta aGcsraser.
TUESDAY, FEDarARY 9.

We urderfano, tha. on the completion
IF the deGnisive treaty between France
AID England, Mr.. JACKSON, row at Pa
ris, vii! be conaitu;ed niniiter- plenipo-
1en,iary from the latter country TO the T.
,ited States. Ma. In.
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THOMAS JEFFERSON,


Prsjf1ext Of the Usi:sd st4!e; q Ameriea
To Ill to qvbom tbc/t tsyjsats .l5aH
came, GREETING
Don VALENTIN DE FoRANDA,
having produced to me his commilI,on as
Conful General Of the Sps1iih Nation
within the United States Ct America, l
do hereby recognize him as tuch, and do
declare him free 20 exercife and enjoy
iuch funttionary powers and privileges,
as are allowed to Confuls of the faid ma
ton by the treaty fulfilling between
the United States and His Catholic Ma
jefy.
In TESTIMONY whereof / have
cauled shoie letters to Be made
paten, and the Scala the u.
nited States to be hereunto af
fixed.
Given under my hand at the
t.s.) City of Warrington, the TWEEN
ty-ninth day of January, in
the year Of Our Lord Ole thou
fand eight hundred and two,
and ofthe Independence Of the
United States of Amer;c., the
twenty-hxth.
tn: JEFFERSON.
By the P,sEdtnt,
JAMES MADISON,
Secretary Of State.
Ex.raa Of letter t1om William KIRK
fas,ieh e/q. dated Malaga, z7t5 Noc.
1901, to THE /ferrta:y Of fate.
+" Commodore Dale, called in here on
the 4th infant in the frigate PreGden,,
accompanied by the Philadelphia and
EGex. The Commodore proceeded on
the 9th infant for Mahcn, to enquire
into the truth of fome cruizers, iaid
TO have been fitted out at that iland, for
the purpofe Of capturing Aoerican and
Swedilh veGels, as mentioned in the In
eIoied copy of letter from our miniiser
ia Madrid. This information, I now
learn by letter from Robert Montgo.
merry, Efq. conful at Alicante, dated
1zth infant to be falfe. He Eay., +" the
report of Tripoline cruifers having been
fitted out at Mahon is falle, and contra
ditted by the arrival Of Swedilh fri
gate, from that por, few DAYS ago.
The Philadelphia proceeded Up the Me-
di:erraneao with convoy Of American
and Swedih veGels, and the Eaex is now
eruiing in the GUT, watching the motions
ofrhe two TriPoline craizers, laid up at
Gi5raItar.
!" Advices from every quarter, afford
me room to think, that none Of our
vea..s have yet fallen into the hands Of
he .Tripolines, which is a ilatiering Gil:
cumaance, confdering the great num-
Der tlat have ventured up and down the
Mediterranean, without any protection
whatever. A Swediih frigase is daily
expected from Alicante with convoy
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Robert I. HOOe 6 CO.
Haze impaired BY The @p Fa5ia;, from
Liverpool.
Sc crates Eatthen Ware, well
afforted.
They haze hle7vje on kaud,
Liibon Wine Of a fuperios quality,
in Or. caks; Sugar by the hid. OF barrsi;
Coffee by the bag-broad and narscw
Hoes, Spades, Shovels and Frying Pans,
And vanf.y ef German Linens.
Feb. s. co
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PHILADELPHIA, July 49,

we feel much plsa/are il fating 10 oHr
Readers, that no uequ CAFE Of 1jlsaIs has
occurred faee Friday evenixg. Oftbs
f4velve aub0 qvere then mdypyed-sae has
disd-t4ro remain daageyogly M-JeVla
ore on The recovery, and The other tzp0 are
egaia in The enjoyment efbeAlfb.
Arrivedbrig ClariGa, Hunt, Bordeaux !;
coop Atlantic, Martin, Richmond Ab i
gail, Wood, New York.
Arypea at tbe LaSarsffo.
Brig Julia, Holt, Jamaica; Schooner -,
Auguaine /; Edward and Edmond, Hayes,
ST. Jago de Cuba.
Brig Clariaa, of Philadelphia, James
P. Hunt, matter failed from Bourdeaux,
May II. Left there the following Anne
rican vehels, xiz.
Brigs Globe, Bingham, Philadelphia /;
Penelope, Walton, New York Betfey,
Blackwell, Baltimore Ffiendfhip, Gibs,
Salem; Eliza, David Low, Philadelphia !;
Elinor, Carpenter, Peteriburgh hip
Delaware, Smith, Philadelphia Hazard,
Ayde,ot, Whining N. CT brig John,
perkerfon, Bottom; Ship Lady Haywood,
Charleaon; brig Tiger, Farley, Bottom.
61ip Print, Lee, Georgetown brig RI
cfard, Iapfe, Charleaon ichr. J,
Brown, Baltimore Ship Sheffield, Lynch,
New York Jeferion, M'cowdry, Boz
ton !: DIANA, HaFleton, New York.
May a.. Sailed in any.with chip
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REFLECTIONS,

ON TIE LATE EUROPE ANINTPLLIGENCE.
tConciuded.)
The laR event announced by the late
arrivals from Europe, which claims Pc
Collar attention on this fide Of the Allan
tic, is the re- eGablilhment Of lavery in
the French Welt. ladies, and the revival
Of the lave-trade. Here again we wit
pefs thar propenhty in human nature, TO
60 irosl one extremsme directly to the
oppoGte. But a few years have elapfed
fince we marked with furprize The hrft re-
formers of France, by DEGREES paasd with
out rejection, and by acclamation, at
once emancipating men Whole lives had
been paded under the yoke of laveIy.
While we applaud their ea,huassm for H.
berty-we condemn their want Of pru-
dencc. Intead ofproceeding with caution
and liberating the Children, born after a
certain period-inaead Of eeeeting gra-
dual abolition Of Navery among the adults.
ludlenly in the phrenzy Of revolution,
they elevate to all the rights Of free citi-
zens, men who had neither the know
ledge nor the morals requifite for members
of republic. From. this extreme we now
behold, the French government by a re-.
action as violent as the fiR revolun-,
t.onary mania, pafling not only 10 tie re-
Iteration of ilayery in thole ihands where
the blacks were in the mott io!enn man.
ner emancipated, but to The renewal of
that mott Infamous trahc in. human feih,
which the United States have prohibited
under the feverelt penaltis; ADD which the.
friends Of humanity in. Great Britain, un-'
der the guidance Of "a benevolent WILBER-
FORCE, have long been epdeavoring to
abolifh. In Paris il is now the taliion to.
approximate as rapidly as rodible to the
maxims, the habits and manners of the.
ancient regime. Fiom the efablialmenti
Of layery in tie iflands, intelligent fra,
vellers fay that the French government
will alto ihortly refore the eorvee and ga
6ele--(two of the mof opprsflive taxes
under the lnonarch.) Theie events, we.
may reafonably prehend, ere long, will
produce fome convurion in France. Should,
fome band of confpirstors, headed by a
new Brutus and Cafius, fuccesd in re.nov-s
ing the apprefens shiei conful, it is highly.
probable that we fhall witnefs freeh erup-
ion o.. that revolutionary volcano, which.
is now repreded by the genius Of Bona y
parte.
But4hould the life of this extraordinary
man be prelerved for few years, it not
improbable but that he may ruriiy France
from thoie monaers, who, IN the nsme OF
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,..,,s Bower, upon rs-staoillhins tn 9
Sale Laws. e bonneville Ayral,
~ l' : ssettalsn sftbe I4tb IF the Line. s
-vrD act OF 4 LITTER. PARIS.
fa : q rn bu6neis of voting, in confequence
:. . n 10 the people, goes on with
~ ,lacrity. From the information ?
ss s;n, / have collected and compared, ]
s e'sL I NAV fairly FAY, that /fVsn out OF
''lDs so,.s for the Confulate for life, have
e f, VOTE, voted as an amendment, !" that Bo-
a ~ lhall be employed to e64Is 61laf-
There is only one abatement
a 1!g;,h orefents itielf TO this general likeli-
s ss,i1 of luccets and this aries from the
ssyS o j Of bread, which is now in Pa,
y 6r has the pound. Il is iuppoisd
-, from this circumaaaoe, Bvnaparte
III iii lole &c, 900 votes in Paris alone.
i, The billrelative TO the cuitoms, now
~ the tribunate, is preparatory TO the
,aaOlihmeut Of fome regulations for per-
hitting the Importation of Englith manu-
failures.
Yesterday arrived in this city, On ms
return from Naples, Gen. MuIat; the
fame day Gen. Rivaud, ALTO arrived from
Jschorn; the latter commands the garri-
foo'of that place. This day their Majef-
ties VINO are at Poggio Cajano, gave q
Grand dinner TO Gen. Murat, at which
y were preieut, Gen. Riva'd, the Minlfer
Of State, the Corps Diplomatic, With teve-
raj illuRrious perfonages, among Others,
Cardinal Rufo.
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Farmer, ofPhiiadelphia, bound to Phila.
delphia.
June 8. In lat 4S IS, n. long 10
So w. fpoke brig Hannah Grayham mat
fer, from Bordeaux for New Orleans.
July II. In lat. 81 80, long. n, fpolse
aoop Friendhip, from New York for
sGharlelon.
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BALTIMORE, July -.

Arrived Bremen barque AsoIus, Hen
drickfon, So days from Bremen. Lat. A.
80, long. II, fpoke hip Batavia, captain
Dehls, 10 days from Bremen, foFT Balti-
more. June 10, long. As 50, lat. 37,
,iGig Henry, from Baltimore TO Gibraltar,
out lg days. .
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aIsrats0rta anafrtLssr.
WEDNESDAY,, IuLy H.

> 4 4 + ~ : 4. ~ >
Exfya9 n lstter1fievs 4 gentleman sfihe
fyf sslbe9a5aiy IL Philadelphia, to
bis e0yygperdsat in lbs toqou, dated tie
I6ib infant.
a malignant and contagious dif-
temper having unaffected itfelf in tie
north eaG part of this city, and feyeral in
dividuals having fallen victims to it fad
denly, general panic has feized all the
inhabitants, for .fear,it llould prove TO be
the terrible yellow foyer, and comfortable
numbers are about quitting the town.
The board Of health icems, however, not
yet to have fully afccrtained the nature
of the diieaie; bur as to US dreadful ef-i
feds thsfe are doubtless"
Co GENERAL MAsoNrsquelts
the attendance Of the Field Off;
GERS and Captains of the two le-.
gions of militia Of the D;lfrid Of
Columbia, at his quarters On
Analoffan Illand, on Saturday
the 18th infant, at 10 o'clock,
on bufinels of the Brigade.
July II.
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Pans, May II.
Ex,YaF of0 lsl1tr.

"My lait letter intcsuce Jcu that mea-.
lass of the frit importance, WITCH | hac
fme time in,imated, were about TO be
uried into immediate effect that it was
not onlv certain that Bonaralse would be
appointed coniul for life, bu, thai il was
,lo in contemplation to fnpeiadd a Ir:sis
lrge unexpected by the great MATS Of The
nation, by empowering him TO nominate
bis fucceGor II was not CT Eight gionrds,
you may ref aGured, that ! ilated buff
neis of 70 much magnitude, and which has
for its tendency to alter the nature Of the
government, by making the frit magif
trae hereditary, ipRead of clsFive. i In
timated ALTO, what fort of reception this
propoGtion was likely TO meet with when
made. The following official papers,
which l haien TO fend by friend who
travels poa, will amply fupport and COZ
finn all that have fasgehed."
&c "4If'' q ts@sca- 0A1HFkAe q 4 Hyis 20 slse
PresR sft the dtfa,fmcat cf lie Seine.
Paris, ~ Eloreal.
Citizen PrstSR,
Placed as we are near &c the people OF
Paris by our daily fun6fions-being every
day the immediate depcl,aries OF their
fentimerts of affection fer the perfon Of
the frf oonful, and of their wifhes and
anxiety for the liability and perpetuity Of
government which has brought back
their happiness ii belongs particularly TO
uto fatisfy our conferences, to do what is
expected from Us by our fellow citizens,
and what we owe to the public veal, by
iiatlng cur unanimous conviction, that the
queisiOn propofed by the at Of the govern
ment on the goth Floreal, does rot CON-
9letsly meet the wines of The PEOPLE Of
Paris. Jince it is true, Is that VIXEN con-
ialted on their deareA intereils, the people
mould know no other limit than thofe We.
" irterefs," we demand Of you, in ,hei,
name, to sphmit to them this iecond quef-
,tIOn:
Shall Napoleon Bonapsrte lave the
power OF naming his. iucceAor 80
It Is worthy of Bonapartt, after hav
=; elected the happiness sof his own age,
% allure alfo, by his choice Of .fucceaor,
y, 'ea' OF the generation which is sofucceed.
we preiums to fay, that 10 ofle, him the
means OF the doing this, IS the only'nation-
q iscomPenee verify Of him and Of the
french people. We know efficiently well,
citizen preseet, your rerional ientimen,s,
70 ooubt of the reception which you will
give to this demand. We have he honor
10 ialute you.
ht't 5ollosottr Gsa4ts,.ss etctte tssrlre
mayors.
"a TRUE coFy.)
/ EJAN, fec. gen. ef.the f,efsRars.
THE ANSWER.
Paris 24th llorral.
IRfSens Mcyors,
Inc administrator can only order TIE
ass'iai execution eff the order which are
sssa' 70 hun by tie government, il does
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Public Sale.

On FRIDAY next at 10 O'Clock, will
be fold at the Vendue Store:
u bales Briti!h OSN ABURGS,
On a credit Of 4 months.
2 bales SAIL, DUCK.
P. G. MARS1ELLER, v. NJ.
Jsly II.
Rags bought at this Office.