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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-30
An EvGLIsa
IR C u L A r.
7a til saIcsatiag ministers ffhe seperal pa
,.islasrS ~ Engk1ns. and EHaLeS.
BOSTON, Sen,smhes 20.

IT having been tho't necessary, that at
this momentous crisis, his maiesty's sub
iects IN every part of the kingdom, and of
every rank and degree, should be fully APP
prised of the danger, with which their pro-
perty and their lives, their liberties, and
THEN religion are threatened, in order that
their energy may be called forth, and that,
uuder God's Providence, the safety of the
realm NAV thereby be provided Tor anaits
ancient honour maintained it having been
also thought, that the schurchis the most
safe, regular and certain channel of circn-
lation, as we'll as the best suited to the i'm
porsance 81 the subject 1t appears advi-
segb!e te. adopt that mode of communica-
tioa, NOR especially as, in the execution
% the great national purpose, such material
aid may be expected from the wisdom and
I'd ofthe clergy. In consequence whereof
you viii herewith receive certain copies of
prla,sd paper entitled, /" Important con-
s.dsrations for the people of this kingdom"
1t is requested, thatyou will be pleased to
capse psrt,of them to BE- deposited In pcws,
and part to be distributed in the aisles, a.
nang the poor on the Sunday following
the Gay On which yoa snail receive them.
her ar. also enclosed certain copies cal
cuIatsd for posting; one OF which is intend
ed to be placed on the church door, and
another IN some such public part OF the pa
rish, as von may deem best itted for max
ingit known among the Pensioners.
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IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS
FOR THE
PEOPLE ef this KINGDOM.

AT a moment, when we are entering on
a scene deeply Interesting, not only to this
nation, but to the. whole civilized world
at moment, when We all, without distinc-
ton of rank or degree, are called upon to
rally round, and to range ourselves beneath
the banners OF that sovereign, under whose
long, mild, and foste ing reign, the far
greater part of us, capable of bearing arms,
have been born and reared up to manhood;
1t a moment, when we are by his truly roy
al and pasernal example, melted to make
every sacrifice and every exertfon in war,
the event OF whicnis to decide, whether we
are still TO enjoy, and bequeath to our chill
dren, the possessions, the comforts, the Il
berries, and the national honors, handed
down to us from generation to generation,
By. our gs.llfs,s torefathers; or whether we
are, at cnce, 10 fall from this favored and
honorable station, and to become the mise
rahle crouohing slaves, the hewers of wood
and the drawers of water, of those very
Frenchmen, whom the valour OF our Aeets
anu armies have taught us TO despise; at
such a moment, 1t behoves Us calmly and
without dismay, to examine our situation,
s TO consider what are the grounds of the
awfGl contest in which we are engaged !;
what are the wishes, the designs, and the
pretensions of our enemies what would
be the consequences, if those enemies were
to triumph over us !; what are our means,
and what ought to be our motives, not only
FOR irustratins their malicious intentions,
but for inilictmg Just and memorable ehas-
tisenent. on their insoient and guilty heads.
The grounds of the war are, by no means,
4 as our enemies pretend, to be sought for in
desire entertained by his majesty to keep
the island of Malta, contrary to the treaty
sofpeace, or to leave unfulh,led any other
part of his sacred engagements They are
to be sought for in the ambition of the first
Consul of Francs, and in his implacable
hatred OF Britain, because in the power and
valor of Britain alone, he finds a check to
the ambition, which aims at nothing short
ofthe con9uestofthe world. His maies-
ty, ever anxious to procure for his people
prosperity and ease, esgerly seized the first
opportunity that oGereditselffor the restora
ton ofpeace but not without remember
ing, at the same time, that their safety, for
which it was his peculiar duty to provide,
was not to be sacrificed to any other consi-
sleration. This peace he concluded with
the most sincere desire, that it might be du-
raOie, and the conduct of France would be
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for iubiagstion, our fields sor d.vaa,,.
houfes Tor pillage; and who, in ,aba''l0n, o.,
of his ambition, has held US forth 10 n. H. la'alss
meek, feeble. and cowardly rscc sweo!aas
grace his triamphsl car, and to Augment as ~
Der Of his layes. ''''' The npa
l1o be continued.
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$50 ~ aa2e..---
NEW, YORK, Sent. -

BY the British Packer from Falnou,h
ship Black River, from Bristol. we have , sa d:
London Intelligence TO the 18th Auc &c sS''l''!
the following are thc principal arsicles. SAtS
The Packet was chased into the Hoo.
day by French privatesr schooner, and ~ pS'
held hirsef IN readiness for an engagem.n, ny ',f
before 'hf pnvateer could overtakr H., - Oa
the laster hid arrived at the qlaraatn. s, a''I''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11

The whole of the property Of
John Fitzgerald, advertiled for laIe on the
2If uit. could not or tina, or the iucceed-
ing day be fet up, owing to previous en-
gagemenis of the Vendue M. ifer it was
then concluded as mott eligible 10 poapone
the fale of the reGdue until the 10Th day
of May, (inf.3 There remain the DiRil-
lery, the piece of ground upon Wolfe
and ST. Afaph free,s, and the tract Of
Land in the vicinity of the town, which
will on that day be expofed TO lale on the
terms formerly advertited.
THOS. A. DIGGES, I AFiag
JAMES KEITH. Executors.
May 2, co
&C. One ofthe Executors be-
ing obliged to attend the Gene
raj Court in Annapolis, on the
day appointed for the fale, fur
Their polfponement becomes ne
ceHary. Thurlday the 23d day.
of June is appointed when the
fale will certainly take place.
May IS.
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.Iohn Gardner Laid
HAS FOR SALE,

IS HAS FOR SALE,
At bis Wayeboa(e, Prince Street Wharf
Loaf and brown Sugars,
Wet India and N. England Rum,
Coffee, Chocolate, frefl Teas,
New Rice, white and brown Soap,
Spermaceti and tailow Candles,
Soal Leather, Beef and Pork,
Lamp and Tanners Oil,
French Brandy and Holland Gin,
Few boxes excellent Claret,
Bar Iron, fone Lime,
New Herrings and Shad,
A few bis. good Vinegar,
Gables and Cordage of all fze's
Ruilia and ravens Duck,
India Cottons, Nankeens,
Bandanna Handks,chiefs,
Irihh Linens, German do.
Pepper, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Glnss3
Allum, Copperas, BrimAons,
Cotton, Woodland Playing Cards,
Wrought and cut Nails,
A few boxes Olives, Carers and S~es'
Oil,
Writing Paper,
Mems fine and coarfe Hats, sc.
une z. -
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WAS LOST.

On the road between Round
Hill aod Col. Charles Little's, on the
1T Of this prefent loft. a fmall<BUNDLE
OF PAPERS, amonga whict, was To
bacco Note on Colchelter Warehouie,
marked and numbered as follows: viz.
COL. No. io, 1905 1903, 1000, iiiued
in the fubicriber's name, and iigned
Coulter and Bayley. Alfo, one Bond
from Eienion Williams ard Thoma. Da-
Wis for fifteen pounds due me lat Chritt-
mas, and one note from David Davis to
me, due at the fame time for fifteen del.
lars, with fandry other papers oisno va
lue to any other perlon bat mylelf, toge.
Their with an Eagle in gold. Whoever
has found the fame, and will deliver them
to me, near Colcheaer, thall be welcome
10 the cath above mentioned.
WILLIAM TRIPLETT.
May 10. NV
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Thirty Dollars Reward.


q TOLEN from the fubfcriber, in the
- City of Warrington, on Monday G.
vening laI, the Eft irR. q handiome,
we'll made, dark l0,,el Mare, with fad
die ard bride: The mare is about IL.
hands high, about s years old, has a
fmall white fpot behind the right ear IN
der the bride, fome white upon one OF
der hind legs, A man with evident f'gns
Of guilt croaed George Town Ferry and
rode off poa hate, and was traced near
Colchefer the fame evening.
The above reward will be given on de-
livery of the mare and thief, or Fifteen
Dollars for the mare.
EBENEZER NESMITH,
near the Navy Yard.
City of Warrington,
March Is. co
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THE SUBSCRIBER
Ro, joy /ak at hi, fore, et3e6te D<e,
n

H0' ia, lal< al i'fo,t, et9gfte Dean ers
Ca,dne,'s, Unnx grret, -
The following Articles.
RUM of different kinds, Holland =,
French Brandy, WhiGey and Wines,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
Belt green Coffee, Chocolate,
Hyfon and Young Hyfon Teas,
Tamnarins, freh Rice,
Mufcadel RaiGns by the box,
Frefh Figs, China Oranges,
Lemons and Lines,
Rhode I1and Checfe,
Mems Shoes ofen excellent quality.
Salmon in kegs, "
Fine Rhode Iiland Potatoes,
Cavendih's Tobacco,
Belt Havannah Segars,
Shad and fIsrrings by the bI.
Good firkin Butter,
Soap ard Candles, and general aFor
ment GLASS and CROCKERY WARE.
Iuf received one lind.
FRESH LEMON JUICE,
which he offers for iale on very moderat.
terms, BY the gallon or fmaller quantity,
ABEL WILLIS.
NAV fo. d
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Ricketts,, Newton and Co,

Ricketts,, Newton and Co,
Haze to, Sale,
so boxes Segars,
bales Mullins,
6 pipes old,Madera Wine,
s trcfs's Threads,
100 pieces Bandanoes,
10 bales Cotton,
i trunk low pric'd CaIlieoes,
q butts Freoch Brandy,
50 boxes Soap ard Candles,
4 boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
80 kegs Tobacco flames rret)
70 bis. Beet and Pork,
10 hhds. Sugar,
10 tons Swediih Iron,
70 boxes Chocolate,
100 reams Wrapping psper,
100 do. Writing do.
French and Nova Scotia Platter,
Lifbon and Turks Iiand Salt.
A large quantity Of Bran to be fold We
very cheap, if taken away foon.
to- They are giving Cath for
Wheat, Flour, Corn, Rye and Tobacco,
Hp'tt z. r.s,.,s
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Jonah Thompfon and Son,
HAVE IMPOR TED

Mtbt Aibs Wil2am e JAR from L'sNS''
and Uuitsd States fran LiOerfo't;
Superhne Cloths and Caflimeres, Cam'
brick, iaconet and book Mullins, H.
ShawIs. cotton Hohery, Jeannets' ~.
tians, itriped and clouded Nankeens, Soi'
duroys, Velvetts and Thickletts, Di,D.
ties, fancy Marfcilles, Waittcoating' s'e
ing Silks, Twit and Thread, &C. a..
They are ia daily expectation OF '''
alortment of Hardware.
Nav O. -
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Gusksr'S 23Eask5tone.

* ENTLEMEN, IN any par, fVir
NJ ginia VITO have fabfcripsion pa
pers 10 their hands, are earnedly requef
ed TO fsnd them Immediately by po9 10
the publifh.rs in Philadelphia the work
is in great forwardnefs, aud will il is pre-
fumed, be ready for delivery early in the
fall !; before which time il willbe the in,
-terea Of thoie who intend to fabieribe 10
leave their names with the pubIlihers.
Since the profpetfrs was hrit iausd
Judge Fucker has made Election OF the
moR applicable of MIR. Chrifian's Notes,
which will be printed under their Propel
references.
May 10. eoIm
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a Warshouie to Let.

! will rent my WarehouGe, fituase on
King arssh adjoining the Esniion houie
10 which ] live, oppofte Mr.. j. Kin
caid's. Poftaion may be had immedi-
stely. 1t is very convenient for Gro
Gerry fore, or Flour Merchant. For
terms apply to
P. MARSTELLER.
June q. co
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Notice.

ALL perfons having claims
On the efate OF the late Mrs. Martha
Walhington, are requefed TO exhibit their
accounts properly proved and thoie per-
ions indebted TO the faid e9ate are deirel
20 make immediate paymcnt.
THOMAS PETER,
4.Sisg Executor.
March 8: aaw
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trine advanced by thesaG2e gentleman, that
the stipulation entered into By France, in
time Of war, to raise the duke Of Parma to
the throne Of Etruria,- bound her to obsaia
a recognition of that king from every
power Of Europe. Allwhich concerned Us
IN that treaty had been recited in ours with
France. BY the treaty OF St. Iltlefcnse
his Catholic Majesty stipulates ''to rede
liver (rety2cedsr to the French Republlc,
SIX months after the tail and entire execu-
.tioa. Of the conditionsan stipulatlons here
in, relative to his highaess the duke Of
Parma, the colony or province OF Loulsl-
ana 49, What these stipllatioas were IS
certainIy known onsy to the parties them
selves, for they never were officially made
public, although We are at no loss 70 con-
jecture them. Nor are We at al concerned
whether France has, or has not, complied
with Because IN a treaty executed
at Madrid six months after, in March,
1901. they shew that they consider the for
ner treaty as having passed the title 70 the
country of France. The fifth article is as
follows. " This treaty being in pursuance
Of that already concluded between the
First Consul and his Catholic majesty by
which the king delivers to France posses
sion of Louisiana, the contracting parties
agree to carry into effect the said treaty
&c. Spain, therefore, being satisfied as to
the stipulations entered into by France Ia
the treaty St. Ildefonse, declares herself
in the second treaty, readyto redeliver the
country to her whenever she was ready to
receive it, and Mr.. Randolph said, he had
1T from high authority that the royal man
date to that effect, was In the hands OF the
minister Of the French republic, near the
United States, and would be forwarded to
the existing government of Louisiana SO
soon as the treaty should be confirmed on
our part.
a Having departed considerably from the
%artinhlar point on which he wished to be
satisfy by the gentleman from Cennecti-
cM. @ho had spoken first Mr.. GriswoldN
he would again recall the attention OF that
gentleman to the Sd article Of the treaty OF
LyNwn, and request that he would recon-
Gle is provisions to the doctrine which he
had advanced on the seventh article OF the
treaty then before the committee.
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in the SENATE on the LOUL
.SLANa TREATY.
WEDNESDAY,, November 2.

+" In az Gut6ayjfeg tbe creation ef a yfoek, 10
The 4mauut oc eleVen millrous tzuo b4ndred and
yf11y t6o4laud dolhzrs, far fbe p1rpqfr efearry-
Ing mo e8sa TIE coavsafioa eftdr thirteenth
IF dbrI, 1909, bet7vern The Unaed States Of
.4merira and lbe Freucb Republic, and makiag
9tovgfou ia, s5f 3gymeat # The /ame.' under
CONFEDERATION.
On he queaion, f1aIl the Bill pats
Mr.. White moved, that the further confdera
ton OF the bill be poRponcd until the lccord
Monday in December next, Aatiag as the ground
Of the motion he had ;he honor to make, that The
qgcficn was then involved in much doubr and
diifielty. II could not accedc 10 he immediate
pafl,gc Of The biz by the day he had named
the Senate would be able TO act more underfand-
ingly on the fuhjct3, as it would then probably
be alcerteined whether we are likely to obtain the
quiet polIciion of New Orleans and Louifana,
under me treaty moi, and there would till
remain great Efficiency OF time to make tie
rectGAfy provilons on our part, for carrying
the treaty into execution, if il fhould be deemed
necchary.
The motion for p>stPoaement being stated.
Mr. Wbtc--rose and made the following re
marks
MIR. President, by the provisions of the bill be
fore Us, and which are thus tar in conformity
with the wordsot the treaty, we have uati three
months after the exchaIg- of notifications ana
tie delivery Of 10 session 70 pay I'll. money in;
Where then is the necessity OF such haste on the
sahjet itsee.as to me te. 6 anticipating cur bu
sinesa unnecessarily, and pc haps unwise.y ie is
shelving on our pars, a degree OF anxiety that
may be taken advantage Of, and opcrite to our
inJliy; and thar aaay serve to rcrard the accom-
plshment of the very 20 -te that gentlemen seem
70 have SO much ~ hearr Ii is not It preseat
ait gether certain that we shal ever have occasion
TO use this stock, and it vii be time enough TO
provide 1t when the occasion arises, when we see
ourselves IN the undisturbed possession of this
mighty boanI or wherefore are we allowed these
three months credit after the delivery OF possessi-
on? The ratihcato IS have been already excban.
ged-The French officer WHO is 10 make the ces
sion IS said to be at New O5cans, and previous
to the adjournment OF congress, we shall know
with certainty whether the first Consul viii or
can carry this treaty faithfully into operation.
We base already passed Gill authoIi.ing the
President to take possession, for which voted
and It will be time enough to create this stoct
and 70 make the necessary arrangements when
we Ind ourselves in possession of the ,crr;to,v
or when we ascertain with certainty thar !, witI
be given to us.
But MS President it is a well known f,,a
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NEW YORK, December 10.

The Favori,e, Mackie, arrived at this port last
evening in IS days from Liverpool. Soe is.
there on the 81 November, but bfla5s no 'oOs'
papers.
No declaration of war bad issued aga'ns1
Spain or Portugal, as was expected, nor had an
en,batgo been laid on the vessels IN the P'r' -
Liverpool, though such an eyeot was ta'Scd OF :.
likely TO take place shortly. Bus'aei' was sIy =,
dull, and the people waited With uach aaN'eS ~
the expected visit of The French.
The blocked. of Mlrsiaique BY the B'i'''a s'''
tiilued Oh tie goth ulf.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. IoA
Extra7 Of lt,tsr fyom Bsrdtas*, ON" :"
1905.
q The Government has decreed that s& lps%"
du6,ans Of is cojnss, shipped u neuiFa ~sI.S'''
d2sunei either fox tn porss Of ffanSr'' f Ila,ir
whsTe, SHAH pay at he place 81 loaa'9ss' -
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aubIit 5als.

On Monday tie 9Th Deceinher, init.
atone O'Clock, VIII be fold at Tie Geftsc ttouie
in Aisxar ria,
To acres B Land,
h.irg the eaiiern part Of sae LOT wheseon Mf.y
If ,.cw lives, near the tows spf Alexandria, en-
yvaich IS erstisa Nab'e 6t for far harfes, ana
necslT.ry. ali oader good fence. shsais aii9
sknever xiEing fpriog Of geoc andw i6iesome wa
Ter. 2Fsr,hsr particulars will t. made known
preY;ouatp ihs fale.
Philip G. Marltellss
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C. D y G r Z S S

ROUSE OF REPREsE Nl A IE'..V IS.
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H6n nDay 80 him, surround ID 81 ! mob
Il he stiset; amakinR l6nx psnyers.s
and my - hin, n kis hypoerisieal c.
reer, skdevouring wid6ws h00ses, and
leadinRcaptive silly u1ulen. Tizcethe
biography. of this nnholy zealdt, and YOU
VII End himi b his youth f6lIouink he
plough, Aunknowinx md unknown. =
and happy. n lis rural labors. ID wears
more riitnre, Sc i aIlured ~ tie insir-
uafink viles Is Soma specions enthusiastic,
10 quithia felds and vineyard, obccome
= vasra1t iromthe paths az russic purity,
and follqR inidleaess md i4norance he.
doctxincl &c arrange men. The diiicul-
ties aldtrDubles Of his prufsssion drijs
him ito secret vices, q which, il she
days of hii Innocence; BE would have
shnddered Hebecomes accustomed %
decspti0n. kypoeriry md cdrruption.--.s
He snhsiits on the follies &c sociefy md
q his piees Increase hiswants, his absur-
difies mus, increase the humber 81 his7
dellded followers.
THE BRAMAN.
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lflRTINsBllRe, 4ssn.f 10.

n THe Funeral Sermon of Mr..
MARTHA FARMHOUSE, deed;
Willis preachedby the Rev. Mr.. Heath,
atfer late dwelling house, Oh Saturday
.shc 17th inst. al ii O'Clock, "A. NJ
The relatives and friends If tie deceas-
"a ne respected 70 attend. Il
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si0E ioscss g e. Ave !: - g our oeas 80.
60, gs ny - zen ~ cus snlps up
49, 80 = g = = uae tna. ~
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@ 49, 1870 nasion--or 4. = osners
~. u.I 49,. 49,. -, 49, "a, I. e 1870 gno
rssPssssd. W. ind alrsady; tha. men
80: 49, -. II ssssa e sne Wssf-indies
49, 49,. 49, = 80 sniPs: q ne
- =. I'M. sne war, sucha POSITION e
.s. e. snment g e ought
ln ~ we're g once asserted
.s:,. - ! nss na - y will make net-
49, 49, $3.50 % me fuilest sxtent :
- 49, .s.sl 49, ooaDe mat sncn po-
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uss vNs sannot believe that u =
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So. So. .nas !. = not tne interest OF any q
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49, sslsula.i e g. soen chances our
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ss9iag - Lyconung Iounfy, % he
y'enam ts I. dated g Aarris-.
oLy$0 xOW Jug, lbOSs
Inc iost before 1 len Lycoming
S ! aieitsr nom Mf. Goitman whom
1Inentlonea In one q my iormer letters,
DATED from Niagara 18th june last, %
I VT y. Srlsr, stating, ihat there = ayoung
laoy Aving about 2 miles from thence
VINO ". say: sheWas q boarding schoolwith
M.ss MDoweh e Montreal three year,
ihat Mr. forsythe, Z Gentleman Of
great respectablity of character, had
P.essd through that place Z lev days PIP.
y ,,.e e his arrival there, who said N
, ~ pace n e GEas vel aeqdainted with
~. john MsDoweA formerly ct Mod.
uesb seat about three years ago be snli.s
ra,ea nom montreal to kentucky. thafi
ne zen behind Nun M only daughter IN
sns care g g ssed aa,i,t VINO = siassl
loesos mo sn.s lass winter 3 pefspn ~
arrive nom kenfucky s Montreat tps
eeace. 3. go -. - - her ta!!ier.
IS, Solsman Mss 90 ne WY g MolsTss
= an1 pIo@iseo .1st On nis srIayal there
- $3.50 80 y. q ~ N,,ser Autnentic
inL0l ~ q = o.l siis s1lJect
-. - Y,
we sre aainoriseu g ~, tnaf the EU-
somas Company, q thef late meeting
Y TINS place. des:rmined aFasamsasA 20
naks no dlslosla q tne present year :
e1t 10 Apply M ne money IN hand from
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3 latk london paper lnentiops, Tint
he h6pse q B2Rfne, & Co. 20 Niidm
1sr. GAlintih ed the shares which our
kcysthmsnf ferlncfiy had Of the itbck
of The bankof d. United States, viii
sIesr 4oioool. sserIing By tie bargain.