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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-08

lit 5isJ1ejsa 81 Ike Je1s 1aytitala,5, qrifu
The mbo,t0xt end f,eff0M lshash IF
tie Daiy IS tegiaaing, 1ue link it my
be alstal 10 jo,me,s 70 be1,sllatfd svab
No,f eafr1ason tkis laJe1, J,em The
arvtinss Of T. Anee./sn, (LzgAaad,J
l.. L. d. +. r. S.
(Edit. Bali.
!" COWS, if abundantly, fed, fhould
be MIXED three times a day during tie
whole of the flmmer fealcn, in tie morning
early, at neon ard in the evening jeff be-
fore night fall. Ifcows are MIXED Only
twice in twenty four hours, while they
| have abundant of fucculent feed, they will
yield a much lnaller quantity Of milk in
| tie fame tine, thanif they be MIXED three
times. Seine attentive obteryers ] have
mer with, think COW in thefe, ei.cum-
frances, will give nearly as much milk at
one time.
In the choice Of perions for milking the
cows, great caution hould be employed,
for if all the milk be not thoroughly drawn
from a COW when Che is MIXED, DIM
mutton of the quantity gradually takes
place, ard in "a fhort tine the COW becomes
dry. In the management of dairy the
following .peculiarities respecting milk,
ought very particularly TO be attended 10;
fome OF them are, no doubt, known in part
to attentive houiewiyes, but they have ne
yer been conGdered oflo much importance
as they deierye.
&c APHOkISM r..
&c OF the milk that is drawn from any cow ar
one time, that which comes off at the firit is ale
ways thinner, and Of much worfe quality, than
that which comes afterwards, and the riehnefs
goes Oh, continually increasing to the very laH
drop that can be drawn from the udder at that
time.
Few pcricns are ignorant chat milk which
is taken from the cow la0 of all at milking,
which in this country is called nroakings (here
fribppings) is richer than the ref of the milk;
but fewer till are aware Of the greatness of The
dfproportion between the quality Of the frff and
the aR drawn milk from the fame COW at one
n,ilking--from feveral accurate and important
experiments it appears, thar the .perlon who, by
bad milking Of his cows, iofes but half a pint Of
of the lat milk thaf might be Obtained, lofes
in fact, about as much cream as would be al
forded by fix or eight pints at the beginning,
and lotes beides, that part of the cream, which
alone can give richnels and high favour to his
butter
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LAND FOR SALE.

BY virtue Of q power in me
veaed, will be fold al public auction be-
fore the door OF Prince William court
houie in the town of Dumfries, on the
ffft Monday in July next at II o'clock,
for cath, that valuable TRACT of LAND,
ftua;e in the FAME county near Bacon Race
meeting houle, containing about five
hundred acres, part of feyen hundred
acre patent granted to James Peake, and
which five hundred acres of land was lately
the property Of Ilaac Mc.Pherfon, under
purchaie made of Thomas Swan of Alex
andria.
ABRAM HEWES.
June 8. ddf
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Arrived this morning ichr. Roby, capt.
Martin, from Chzrlefon.
Arrived, brig Surprife, capt. Bill, from
the lie of Frnnce.
-dmeriean vsDsLsisf7 there.
Ships Monticello, Newal, Bottom !;
swift, Beal, do. Swift, Gillinder, New
York; Rebecca, Deal, Baltimore Apol-
70, 1hurfon, do. briggs Ca,harine, Condel,
New. York Three Friends, Stewart,
Salem.
May Al, in lat. l9, 40, long. 81, 80,
poke the brig Juliana, Highly, Of N. Y.
g days out. from Bordeaux, bound TO C..
Francois.
Arrived, brig George Warrington, cap.
Aseie, from Gibraltar Left the ihip Dart,
lsek, Of Norfolk; and brig Thomas Pink
ney, ofNew- York.
The,ihip Tiasa, capt. Hamilton of Bal
amoIe, for Leghorn, failed 10 days before
Inc George Warrington.
The brig Jofeph, of Bolton, capt. Lee,
MdIieiues, tailed s days before her !;
and tchr. Adventure, of and for Bottom.
way 10Th, 10 LAT. SO, IL, long. 81, go,
POKE the fhip General Warrington, OF
Philadelphia, capt. S. B. Davis, from N.
Orleans, bound 10 Liverpool. 24th. in
,s'. II, a, long. s., so, fpoke the fhip
benjamin franklin, ofFhiladelphia, bcupd
20 % Aaniterdam, cut 5 days. June I'd,
On Inc Cape of Delaware, fpoke the fhip
o liberty, iromthe lie Of May, bound TO
Philadelphia.
81 a meeting IF tbs Trafees ef The Linen
qna Hemfea Marztaaares, Of Ireland,
o. M0aa4y TIE z5tb day Of Yaaanry,
1907 -
non, ". John SkeRngron in the chair.
&, NC boaTd proceeded to take into con-
a ~. report from The committee an
;,s;.. 10 enquire irto The caufe Of the
M ,u,y lately done TO linens, and whether
'-a's q attributable to any rev mode
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June g..
FsUe Dollars Reward.

rue DOtLIfrS keUaTI.
LOST on the road, between George
Town and Alexandra, or iomewhere in
George Town,
n /mall1hek Pocket Book,
containing a red and green fix purfe, with
a ten dollar Baltimore bill and feveral let
tiers and other papers: one of them direct
ed to David Low, onboard his Majefy's
hip Gauges, at Spiehead or ellewhere, in
England, and another to capt. William
Marcklay. The above reward will be
paid to any rerfon who will deliver the
pocket book, with its contents, to Mrs.
Low, or the Printer Of this paper.
June g. eo3tf
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of bleaching, and whether it be expedicnt
to prohibit the further ule of the detergent
ialt.
And the board having confdered the
fame, agreed to the faid report!
The board having then proceeded to
take into confederation the foregoing re-
port which relates to the means recon-
meaded for maintaining the foreign cTe~
dit Of the Iriih linen trade.
Ordered, I" That the foregoing refolu-
ton be communicated to the American
conul and all perions intereaed in the A.
nlerican trade
IA true Caty)
JAMES CORY, Sec'ry.
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LEGAL PRECISION.

The l6ys4vd Democrats, in coatending
that money appropriated fer 5uild,us lhips,
ought not to be employed in procuring The
means, mutt certainly have been rncourag-
ed by the old tory of an occurrence in
Rhode Iiland. 1t was faid, that for iome
good reafon the aflembly pafed law,
that no perfon hould appear in the areets
of Newport in the night time without a
zautbou. Accordingly the citizens pa.
raded after dark with their lantborus, but
without .eaudles. 1t was then " fartbey
exaRea,," that candle ihould be piovid
ed. But the Rreets were not the better
Illuminated for this and it required ano-
Their Act in addition to an ACT, !" to d.
rect that the candles lhould be hgbfed =!
So goes the tale. Palzad,um.
"Mr. Js6lysa's DeVil," was toaa
on the election day, by gentleman who
heard that Mr.. exclaimed, on receiving
accounts of the votes for gov. Strong, s'the
de11li is in Mahachuletts y
Salem Gaz.
Extract of letter from gentleman in Sunibu-
ry, PENNY lvania, to a gentleman in Baltimore,
dated zSth May, 1907.
This morning pafed this town, arks from
the Genefee country; two of which were load
ed with fatted oxen, of a very large fize; one
with Raves, Iand the fourth with wheat; FIR
the Baltimore market. Thrfe arks belong to
colonel Wadfworth, who lives on branch Of
the Tioga, extending about 70 miles up into the
wefern parts of the GenefIee country. They
performed their voyage to this place in. about
three and an half days,a dittance by water OF
500 miles. Its pleaGng TO oblerve tie rapid
progrefs of agriculture in that country. Colo
mel Wadlworth, who has been refident there
bur few years, anures us, that hekas now laid
down,in the beft Englih grafs, meadow con-
tanning $50 acres, from which he receives yearly
from ? 10 3 tons of hay per acre. 1t alto gives
lis much plealure to think tia. our waters are
calculated to afford a conveyance Of the nume-
rous productions of that countryto your mar
ker inflcad Of carrying them TO Albany and
New York.
!" Too much cannot be done by Pennlyl yania
and Maryland, TO encourage and fuppcrs this
trade
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ignorant. Ii is deeply to be regretted,
that falfehoods of the mott banefnl nature.
ihould be circulated through the Union,
and particularly to the extreme parts CT
the country, where they are rot eafly cor
reeted. Iris fill more to be regretted,
that thofe tales fhould take their origin in
the met,opolD, and that too many OF them
ihould proceed from men who have fworn
to fnrport the government under which we
live" This no doubt, refers to the ia
nous letters of Baily and Thomas reflect
ing the Oaf laVngs of the prefent sdmini-
fration, and the vey eo,rea report of the
committee of Inqultition, together with
Levi Lincoln's pretty tales in !" the Ma
tionsk II gis," and the innumerable eouE1-
}eacies ofshe Mammoth chief, with many
other things Of the ike kind. But,
continues the Citizen, " the more often
ibly respectable the fource from which
they emanate, the greater the neceflity of
correction. This duty lhalI be diicharg.
ed, notwithstanding the example fet, with
an invariable regard 10 temperance and
decorum."
Cheetham will furcly have his hands
full, if he proceeds with this undertaking.
But he appears to be ferisuay engaged in
the buGneis, tor, already has he began to
icrutinize the conduct and character of his
old friend, Col. Burr, and informs the
public, that fomeshing exceeding IN
propitious TO the freedom of the Union, is,
at this moment, contemplated by the v.
Prehdent." In a fubiequent number of
the fame paper, it is fad, {" that it is the
federal PARTY in whom Mr.. Burr puts his
truG in whom, in future, be hopes 10
HVc, ard move, and haze bis being" p
He is alto there called hns a7birme
man; and much is faid about nay,a.
five Of the pretty, httA, HONORABLE IN
t,lgues efbim 1ubom Gen. Hamilfoa called
Cafalise. 1
Should Cheetham proceed in his under /
taking, and, after having given Mr.. !.
Burr's narrative, afford one OF the pretty, /
AtAr, HONORABLE 'atrigaes of the whole
miniaerial party, even with his promiied
4" regard to temperance and decorum,"
and then come downto Duane, and de-
tef and expofe all the tales which he has
70 lawfully impofed upon the credulity OF
the ignorant he will, indeed, furnih
the public with an immenle MATS Of mat
fer. But here Duane may we'll fay to
his brother Chee;ham, Jet Ky 0qVu bogje
fyf in order, toy tboa aJlo artu Tie gall
gfbitferus/i and the band ct miquy.
,Gaz. U. S.
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nk Notice.

THE fubfcribers to the Na,6ngten Fec
deyuif i'll Alexandria, are requeaed, in
future, to call at Cotton and Stewards
bookstore for their papers-Such as with
them tent to the Pof- Office, in preference,
will pleafe leave directions with Cotton
and Stewart and they hall be complied
with.
w. II. Rind s. Co.
Tune 8.
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June S, 1902.

IN taking an adieu of the Patrons Of
the Alexandria Advertiser, the fubicriher,
late proprietor, would be culpably IN.
grateful, not 70 return his fincere aclSnow-
Judgments 70 tbem, and not to mention
his deep obligations TO his late agent and
prelent facceilor, MIR. Samuel Suoqvdeu.
When the jua forebodings OF Democra-
tic ,perfecution and Democratic malice,
naked him to relinquilh his contemplate
ed cGabliihment at Warrington, no place
preientcd him with PROJECT Of remune-
ration for the fums he had expended and
the refolution OF publilhing paper even
here, was, at that time, adopted rather
as dernier refort, from an anticipated
form which has iince BURT with fury and
havoc on the Federal "ieet," than as an
Object of advantage-But, foeered by the
liberality of an enlightened community,
and nurtured by the care, zeal and lnduf
try of his fucceGor, the efablifhment is
rapidly progreGing to value beyond any
thing which the government, In 1HIfife 10
IFS eogfifueafs, can beacw on il. Geopbaa-
tic printers. So far then, general evil
has turned out partial good.
During the progrefs of this paper from
;ofancy to maturity, it is but a fmall act
of.juaice to obfsrye, that on Mr.. Snow
den have devolved the whole toll and
management of difficult undertaking,
and that the avecations of the proprietor,
at Baltimore, have deprived rhe former of
aay ahifance which his preience might have
contributed. 1t is, therefore, hoped and
believed that his we'll tempered zeal, in
defatigable indaary, and unlhaken int
gritty while remotely concerned, will,
now that heis proprietor, meet their high
reward, in the appreciation and patronage
of an enlightened community.
The public's humble fervant,
M. BROWN.
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aIeranorla auc crtlser.
TUESDAY,, JuNs s.

THE Partnerfhip Of Samuel snowden
and Co. being this day diaolved by p,u-
tuai content, all perlons having claims
sgainf iaid concern, will apply for pay
ment 20 Samuel Snowden, who is autho-
rifed to receive all monies due the firm.
MATTHEW BROWN,
SAML. SNOWDEN.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRI4.

ARRIVED.
Brig Niger, Baker, New-Caftle
Schr. Potowmac, Scott, Baltimore
Slcop Abigail and Rebecca, Smith, do.
CLEARED.
Schr. Rofe, Doane, Bottom
- Lark, Silver, Salem
Sloop Eliza, Evelith, Newport.
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The fublcriber in announcing himfelf as
proprietor of this eitablilhment, takes the
liberty of returning its patrons his mott
grateful thanks for the many marks OF ef-
TEEN and confidence conferred upon him
when Rranger; and hopes that Gnce a
reiidsnce of eighteen months has rendered
him better known, he has on no location
forfeited their good opinion. Having Ell
tered into pecuniary engagements OF high
importance TO himfelf, ne would beg leave
to remind his patrons of the expiration of
the prefent half year, and to requef of
them the means of meeting his engage
ments with punetuality; as a recompence,
on his part, he promifes his bea endeavors,
zeal and duary to render his paper as
interefing to them as their promptitude
and patronage will Individually be tohim.
S. SNCWDEN.
Il falema. 4eayniag Jar Duane, and others
offbe Jaco5m esrbs.
The following article is taken from
e the American Citizen = and here pub
liihedifor the benefit of the Aurora man and
his perty. Should the Clonmell fage find
any thing in it applicable to his cafe, we
hops he will take warning, and fave his
friend Cheetham the difagreeable neceaity
Of detecting & expofng all the tales which
are daily circulated through the Country,
by means the Aurora.
Cheethsm iays, I" it is propoled, in
geneneral with ccnciienefs, to detect and
expole thofe tales which have been 70 Ia
uiihlv imrofed rnon the credulity of the
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BALTIMORE. Inne :.

Arrived this morning fchr. Roby, capt.
Martin, from CharleHon.
Arrived, brig Surprife, capt. Bill, from
the lie of Frnnce.
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] m tbs cale o 1aalc- Gsll'es,
"a BANKRUPT.

WHEREAS comIniiiion Of bankrupt
cy was duly awarded and iiined againit
lanes C,illies, Of the rown of Alexandria,
IN the diitria Of Columbia, by the name
and the defcription Of James Gillies, on
. the 9th day Of May, in the year of our
lord. one fhouiand eight hundred and two !.
Aud whereas the commilioners in and dy
the iaid commifiion named and authorized,
have declared him to be a bankrupt the
iaid conlmiiioners do hereby fumnon and
require the faid James Gillies perfonally.
TO be and appear before the commiGioners,
in the faid comaliilioa named, on huriday
the 9Th day Of this preient month; on
Thurlday the sd day of June next, and on
Friday the 18th day of the fame month";.
at Gadby's Tavern in Alexandra, at 8
O'Clock in the afternoon of each day, then
and there to be examined, and TO make a
full and true difcovery and difclofure OF all
his ehare and effects according tot the d.
reeiions of the ACT of Congreis, entitled,
e An act to eftablilh an uniform fyitem OF
bankruptcy throughout the United States, :,
at either ofwbich meetings the creditors of
faid bankrupt may attend TO prove the
fame, and thofe who are indebted to the
faid bankrupt, or have effects. of any kind
in their hands belonging TO hihn, are NOT
TO pay away or ftcrete the fame.
JAMES KEITH,
1. C. HERBERT, lCommiFoneys.
]. B. NICHOLS,
Tefe, HENRY MOORE,
Secretary to The eommmJIon.
May 8. COW
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NOTICE.

THE Committee appointed for erect
ing LODGE ROOM, on the market
sqGare, beg leave TO inform thofe gentle
men, who have been 70 liberal as to at
ford voluntary aid, that the materials are
all.procured ard contracts madewith work
men, and theswork will be commenced
this week, and that payment OF their
fubfc.iptions'will be immediately requefed
blythe committee. May Is.
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Chap Books.

Prompter; Aladdin. or the Wonderful Lamp
Mother Gooie's Tales; Trojan War, CULVER
Reviv'd; Laugh ana be Fat; Slocus iocps ni-
vine Embenls; Letter Writer; Spaai5l Rogues )
Religious Courtihip Conqoeit Of Mexico;
Bucks Companion; Youthful letters Cheap Re
pottery.
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Land for Sale.

On Friday the 18Th Of 7ur, c,..
eDiH be /oza, on fbf rrsny:,, b. ci ;1a
and IL b&ylnance Of a decree ofib, n,s
y cart ef Fajfax, made BY c,,t,, , =;
tartics ut gul Cart, in tie war ,So;
ina .Jait Jrongkt or the ebascsrlSf
The fiji conrh,
BY Nm. WdAt,gf, Jsfab7
N. King, Letiha King,
Henry Wbitcreff, Sarah 8
Wbnrrot1, Ibos. Munro, :
Frances Mznrse, Al.xan. 5
der Kerr, Aun Kfr, and :
Catbarine W,bittrgt1, 0d. :
miaJ9rator 8 bsir5 at laqv
e1rNIm. WbHcry1, ds'ed,
4Ag4ma J.gfab Wr5lu, and
.J,fqne his evjff, aid Jas. D.f'is.
Wayoa,
We the fubfcribers, comG.
oners in and by the iai1 decrse connifcn.
ed and named, fhall proceed to eypoG TO
public falc by au6lion for ready money,
all that traat OK parcel o. lani lying il
the county OF Fairfax, about two Or thu;
miles from Alexandria, between hetum.
pike and Colchester roads, ard touching
on both of thole roads, With Cameron and
South Run fe&ing through it, contain.
ing between FIVE and fix hundred acres,
mortaged by JOiiah Walton to william
Whiscroft decealed, which mortags ID.
ed among the papers in the faid luit. Il:
above land will be fold either in pagsi
or altogether as may be found mott iailab'
on the DAY Of falls; Satisfactory ezbia'
zion of the title will be ready for ths M
fpe6lion Of all concerned by the ia? d
fale, and tkoie difpofed to Purchaie, az
referred fer rore particular information 70
the proceedings and decree IN the iaia 'a'
to MIR. JoGah Walton, in the town Of A'
lexaniria, or to either Of the fn6lcno'H
VIM. HARTSHORNB,
Nich's FITZHUGH,
WIN. PAYNE,
May 4. e0a
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The fubicrlbers have for fale at
their tore, corner Of Prince and Water
sRreers, at moderate advance FOR cath.
Molailes of an excellent qua
lily in hhds. New England Rum in bbls.
Beef in barrels and half barrels, Coffee in
bags, Soap in boxes, Mould and Dipt Cam
dies indo. Chocolate, James River Tobsc
co, Cheefe, bea Havana Segars, Turks
Rland and Liverpool Salt, freh r. Hand
Lime, Nova Scotia GrindGones, fine and
coarle Hats, Brown Sugar in barrels, Pick
led Salmon in bbls. two llhds. Of Alum,
three boxes pint and half pint tumblers,
Tanners Oil.
A5s,
A general allortment Of
Ladies and Gentlemens' Shoes,
Amongf zvbieb are,
A few fashionable Engliih kid lippers,
juR received.
JOSIAH FAXON & Co.
May 20. cow
Printing IN all its var1ey exe-
cuted at this office.
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THE SUBSCRIBER,
Il He SUBSIRIBEK,
Contemplating a removal from the
DlRrla Of Columbia, as foon
as he can clois his cut Jfaad1nsg
concerns, OFFERS FOR SALE,
THE FOLLOWING
Very Ualuable Property.
One undivided half Of a FARM

very Udl2lQOLc properly.
One undivided half of a FARM
adjoining the Fails of Potomac, Oh which
is good Houfe, new Barn, and fone excel
lent Meadow. ----Alfo, a FORGE, 50 by 60
feet, covered with tin, and Coal and iron
Houfe, fituatcd on the Canal made by the po-
mac Company, and the right of cutting the
wood for 900 years on large parcel OF land al
oining-mlch Of this wood is convenience to the
river, ana may be readily traniporreI to Ceorgc-
Town, the Federal City, OK this P'ace. h:
other halfway be purchaied.
Three Eighths Of about eleven
hundred acres of LAND, in Bclk!ey county, i'd
loiailg the lands Of the United States, at Keep
Tryce Furnace and EIlrpars Fcry--more than
half of it is in wood, and the remainder good
farming land The cther iye-eights ma. alto
be purcha!el.
An undivided molety OF 90
acres of LAND in TIC Common of Alexandra
And adioinig the town, chiefly under tcnce OF &C
daT potts aud ehefnut rails.
A large and handiome Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, 50 by 40 feet, with
brick Stable, Smoke fioulc, and Weii OF excel
lent water--The Garden and Yard paled IN =.
The Houfe is rot quite finilhed. 1t viii lie Told
either in IT'S prelcnt hate, or finiihed as may init
the purchaler.
A number Of LOTS on the
nes wharf, made by MIR. Herbert, Mr. Wilton,
and the fubtcriber between Fa;.fax freet and the
river Potomac; and alto, the divilion Of the fad
wharf, made from Mr.. 'ihompfon's by 20 ieet
Rreet.
An undivided half Of a LOT
in the wet ile Of Fairfax nreet, above Queen
nreet, on Wiki the houte was burnt lait winter.
For particulars, reipccing titles and terms,
which aill be liberal both as TO price and credit,
apply to o
Alexandra, O6.17. law
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School Books.

Bibles, Teaaments, SCOTS LeGons, Murray
Epgliih Reader; Introduction to the Englfhfr
Reader Sequel to do. Young Gcntiemsn and
Ladies Monitor; Entick's Dictionary; Pialters S,
Columbian Crater; Webler's 1nRitutes, contain
ing his Spelling Book, or III part, Grammar or
I'd part, and Selectisn in Reading, or sd part
Diworth's Spelling Book; Coiunlbian do Chld's
Guide; American Prinmg; Columbian DO Or.
Lowrh's Engllh Grammar; Aihes Introduetion
to do. Philade pha Latin do. Clark's ll'rodac-
ton to Latin; MARS, dc. Go. Clarke EralnQs;
do. Corderii; Rudiman's Rudinlents Oft the Latin
Tongue; American Tutors Aiiitlanu, Ditwor'h's
SchoolmaRer's do. MRS. Barbauld's Leflon's and
Hymns for Children; juvenile Magazine to be
continued monthly.
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Stationary.

Lead Inkfands with glais holders; Pocket do.
Morocco Pocket Books ahortcd; Playing Cards;
red and black Inkpowder, Waters by the pound
or OF. Letter Paper of different qualities: Fooli.
cap writing paper; Quilts and States, lead and
fate Pencils; and general aaortment Of
Blank Books,
conftins of Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, In-
voices, Waite and Cath Books, Cypheriag and
Copy Books; Copper plate Copy Lines large and
fmal hand.
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