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be preicrvei by the mo!t facred care--Al who have
ever ieeu this wonderful piece os will recoleet
their emotions OF pcaiure and irpr:fe at the flrkny
resemblance bore to the luxurious deceaied it's per
feel delireaou of every feature its CORE exhibit
on oil character the friends and admirers of this
great sian will therefore hear with the liyelieR f,is-
fdefon, that mould from this hut has iuit been CON-
pleted, under the direction OF Mr. Iohn Dixey, oi
this city, and that caa is fnied from it in paic
ter ~ Paris, winch preierves IN the grea,eR perfe
on AL the charaSteriitics Of the original Ihrie CATS
may be multiplied to extent that will enable all
who let proper value his uneduasd talents, vr-
tues, and eminent public iervices, to CRAFTY them
leives with persect iikenels Of Hamilton.
A young gentleman of fprighily parts and very re-
ipectable poetical talents has lately commenced the
itudy of law but finding the authors of that DEPART
nent rather rugged i'll their tyle he has undertaken
to remedy this defect by tranatir them into heroic
veric He has begun with Coks's Iuisitu:es and has
iuccecdcd mott admirably, as will be evident TO our
readers from the following lpecinien, which we in
iert for their amuiement:
Tenant in fee
Simple is he,
And need neither quake nor culver,
Who hath hs lands
Free from demands
To him and his heirs for ever
We ineerely hope for the good of the prafcnion
that this gentlen'anwili preevere i'll his understanding
he piai,is admirable & when completed, mua imnor
taize him. 1t will diifnfe endeg3 charms over a
icience the udy of which has hitherto been rearta
bic for its dryneis it will clear it from obrcurtv
render it fufceptibe Of muical embelliIhnent, and
while 1t trees 1t at once from that dull monotony
which Is 10 weariione to bye flanders, and Frequently
luis even the judges to eep, it will have the plea
ling effect of keeping the attention fixed and lively
while 1t dPeres that heavy atmosphere of fadnefs s
gravity, which at prcfent hangs over the iuriipru
dcnce of our country.
Lpr. 10.
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Lon. pap.

a cheap ndeSpeditious method to make excellen;
c any quantity of ripe apples, Ghe
them into tub or barrel, with one head open # a
barred and let it remain tightly covered in the vec
iel till 1T ferments and fnes iharp and four: then
PFeis out the liquor, put up in cak, and bung i;
up As foon as it fetles it will be st for uie j, !,
belt to let your apples be prevouy kept in the houi
till they are mellow, before you begin your ope..ti.
on; et no rotten ones be uled, as they would give
the Vinegar 4 bad tate.
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"idl!t III Zee
Simple is he,
And need neither quake nor culver,
Who hath his lands,
Free from demands,
To him and his heirs for ever"
EARLDOM OF MORA.
Lon. PAP.

That this noble family is of great antiquity, ap-
William the Conqueror, part of which eRate, with
the naniion houie, the Earl of MORA NilI eniovs
he following lines taken from the original
deed -
William, King, the third year of my reign,
&c Give to Pauln Roydon Hope and Hone toyyrs
With all the bounds both up and downe,
From heaven to yearthe, from yearthe to he'll
. For thee and thine therein to dwell.
As truly as this king-rythe is myn,
=" For crohe-bcw ardan arrow,
When fall come to hunt OIL Yarrow.
And in token that this thing is tooth,
bit the whyt with my tooth,
Before Meg, Mand, and imagery
With my thurd fon Henry ]"
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TIE NATAL GENIUs-A DREAM

IN witshipg Plumbers of tlsnight,
dream'd was the airy fpste,
That on thy natal mone,, inil'd;
And thought waited ON nywing
Thoie aow'rs, which in EFfum fpring,
To crown my lovely moral child.
With olive-branch bound by head,
Heart's-eale along thy path hed,
Which was to bloom through all thy years !;
Nor did yet forget TO bi1d
Loves roles, with his myrtl wind,
And dew'd by fynnpathetc tears.
Such was the wild but preciois boon,
Which Fancy, at her magic ioon,
Babe me 70 Noaa's imagepay-
Oh were |, love, thss doolz'd to be
Thy little guardian deity,
How Scr around thy feos I'd play
Thy lie hould foftIy TEAL long,
Calm as fome lonely hephe DIS fong,
That's heard at diitance i1ths grove.
No cloud fiould ever lLade ny Ky,
No thorns along thy pathwyie,
But all be lImihine, peace and love
The wing Of time fhould neyr-brulI
Thy dewy lips luxnriant f,ah,
To bid It's roles witherisgdie
Nor age itelf, though dim I'D dark,
Shor'd ever queneh Jingle puk,
That laihes from my Npna's eye
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BORDEAUX THEATRE.

deaux, fpeaking of the public an1uCemrnts- f.ys
The Grand Theatre is fiiperb building T;be
outhde, IN particular the front, is matter n;er,
OF workmanihlp, and bears a mott ma;efic ,r,.
pearance, from its vaftnefs and dignity of flrns
lures. The grand flair cafe and the corr;do- ~
which it leads are of beautiful architetqure ~
the painting OF the interior is in poor fate. II
is alto much foiled and faded. | have been
twice at that Theatre to fee La Fond. one of
the mott dlitingulihed tragedians, and comoe-
tutor or the celebrated 7aLz,a La Ford is vo,,n,,
man, and not, like 7ainia, veteran. He has 2
handiome commanding figure, tall and mai.}ir.
MS motions are graceful, and his countenance IS
extremely expreiiive. His voice is well .orad
out MS lungs 1ecm rather weak.-This occafons
ms voice to fail and become hoarf;., fornetines,
IN his latter fcenes, when fatigued with violart
exertion. He is however noble fellow. ,nJ
made me regret ieverely my flight knowledge Of
.hs language, which would not permit my eniov-
ing the excellence of his performance. = FoD5
is now ordered to Paris, to flpply the place Of
lalma, who is gone by permilIion on a profefii-
onal Wifi to Peterburgh.
The rett are poor machines and as to acfref-
les, they Cannot thew fIch 4 woman as Mrs.
Johnlon, at any of tire thcatresi in Bordeaux. As
the plays iaw were both tragedies, had po,
an opportunity of viewing any variety Of tbc;r
iceneiy. The tlme icene continuing tbropnb-
out both pieces. II was the inide of palace.
and iuperbiy executed. The dreflas are yerv
rch, with great attention to tsGx,ae
We complain very much ii Ncy-Yorl,, of =
want of light in the theatre. The grand tbcs-
tire or Bordeaux is much larger than that Of
few- York, yet the audience part is only lighted
by chandelier tutpended from the dome. morris
the ftage 10 well Illuminated AS ours.
The theatre ofnext importance is the Thea
ire FRANCOIS. 1t is about two thirds as large as
that or Ncw-York, but by no means
comparable to it for fcenery or performers.
There are two or three other theatres of inferior
merit. One ofthe loweG order has Jack pud-
iing on ftage in front of the houfe, to attract
the multitude by his tricks.
The other public amuitments of Bordeaux,
at this ieaton of the year Uuly) are a garden cal
lee VsuxhaIi. open only on Sundays, when they
give fire works, and the Circus Francaife.
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Rrsr or HANIrrnn.

BCsT or HANILroN.
We happy to inform ths citizens Of Philadei-
Phis, that Mr.. Dixey of NeaYork, who has jua
completed mould from the Celebrated buff of Ha-
milton, by Ceracchi, is now n this city, and will
this day, exhibit the can With las been fnihed, at
the Merchants Coffee .houfe With the view OF recev-
icg lubfcriptions Having fea feversl letters upon
the fu.e1 from gentlemen Of the FRI reipeefsbity
in Eew-York, and having al leen the can which
Mr.. Dixey has with him, " an with the utmoh
confidence invite the patrol E Of tie lovers of
the fine arts, general, as ~ Of thofe in parti-
cular who revere the memory tdamilton; and make
doubt but the citizens Of Pq 4delpha will rnanfe
at once their good tate ap their lberaIity by
promptly encouraging the uni ,rtskihg--We can in
10 way 70 well deicribe the It's Of the original buff
and Of the CAT taken from p, as by inferting the
following article from thef New-York Evening
Poh. it
fU S. Gez.
Wbea Ccrrscehi, celebra Italian Ieulpfor, was
IN this country, about twelvh Pears ago. he took
model Of General Hainilton's IBID for a buf, which.
in 1894, he executed in nlarb Dt Florence, ard fen,
to General Hamilton, in whof'loG iion il continued
during his liz, aud BY Whole esily Il viii doubtless
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1t IS calculated that during the late German fairs AZ
Frankfort, LEIPZIG, &c. French aareGes actors.
dancers muiicans, ballad fingers, BE have accord.
ing 10 the regiite1s OF the police gained lels than
millions Of livres.
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Died at South Kingfon, honorable Saz.usl T Pot
fe' Senator IN the Congrels of the United States.
and late heut governor of Rhode Hand aged 81
years.
PHI pqp.
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N 0 c L.

He Office of Supervifcr of thc Revenue for
The Dhtnct Of Virginia being dilconfirued, and
the unlimited buueis Of tie laid Cia transferred 10
me, The Collectors Of the Direc Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have not been finally adult
ed and paid, hereby informed that they are now
reqHeted to call at my Office IN the city Of Richmond,
without delay and pay the balances due 20 the United
States-And hoie whole lands have been fold in the
dirie Of Virginia by authority Of an aG Of Conqref.
81 the United States for non-pdy1nent Of The D.ea
Tax may redeem fuch lands, by paying to ne within
the tire limited, the principal cois and fees as tie law
direSls.
Asnioit ofths abovencntoued lands were fold in
Dec 1902, tie privilege ofrcden,pton will continue
until December next.
The money received by me for the redemption of
The laid lands, viii be returned the purchaier with
ntsre At che rate of % per cent per annum on the
P''rehale money, to the day which it may be paid
to me. JOSEPH SCOTT.
Martial V.D
JeJ !" ep--tf,
ne haze reeei7ed small addifionaI 6.6blyof
MADEIRA WINE,
.OF hyperion quality, which we offer for fale
- by the hogihcad and quarter-cafs.
GISsoE q JERFER5ow.
July 49, eptf
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of marble for MIR. Hope, of AmAerdan,. WI. n.
agreed to give 500 ducais for it. He Is be6dc. er,.
pioyed on has relief, which repreents tn. takin,
away OF Briefs from the tent of Achilles. The
rooms IN the galleries at Florence, which have be
Tor Tome time pait ihut, have again been opened ard
the itatues and paintings which had heen carried avn,
from them have, as far poflible, been reiiored.
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n competition for DING oak aid pear good 0,
mabogaHr eo!on,.
BY M. ]. c. DANNEMAx, i'm.

This competition is made by boiling together
Brazil wood and Roman alum and before II
is applied to the wood little potaih is added 70
1t. As durable warmth for wood Mr.. Dame
man recommends folution of amber in oil of
turpentne, mixed with little lintfeed oil.
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~ S. Coz.

n y o III
4 Italian fculpfor, was
i,fears ago, he took a
hd for a buff, which.
S.t Florence, ard fent
e'ioG fiion it continued
aSily II viii doubtless
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able oai.srs aai men. Il is complained that
the man thoufand pounds wortbof dollars late.
If ilIusa to the banking houfes for nublieNfe afe
nor in ejaculation, That only now and then
aragling dollar is fecn.
French Icurnsis re9rsfent the eqaipping and
completing the great aset at Brett. progressing
iacsfsant'y night and day.
Iannafy so.
Another form eqaal in turg TO any that pre-
ceed.d il. took place lslt Fr,day ni.h.. which
prescnted Admiral Cornwaiils from selumng his
tia :oa IF Bress.
+ Tie Esqfhing fqasd,on is ready TO fail the
the troops beng embarked. 4 Ruiian army en-,
esnpcd clote to The pyufian lines complies ten
.saoalaad easa admirably dliripliped arl appoint.
CT.
!nuary 81.
The Olsen Charlotte F-tkes, Of s eighteen
poun.iess <arsotades ard two long icui Founders
Win se,y yaiaab!c catqo Of Merchandise, in
going from L-ish TO London beat off a ffench
Pnya,eer cugssz brig q fourteen guns, GA the.
the Sih January Admiral Verhut put 10 lea WITH
diyiiion Of gun boats, ffem F'uhing, and re.
tueoed The next Day. About TWO hundred fhips
defined for thc expedition, arc collected az
Offend Weather IL The Channel Gill tempes
tuoGs.
Fehrus.y |.
tree days free, the Hydra, and Tribune fri
passes. ctufng eff the French COAT, deferred &C.
ischf3ent 0! gun boats aeakng along the. ihorc,
9foag q Eioeue to Boalogne. They took FOUR
th-.e &. 4 Fich have Arrived AZ Portsmouth,. They
.sfe 81 IS 6rlt ciAls; had each Atty fa,loss and
sa!tie,s silsy mount three 81 Founders. Inc
;lnDcf.a tar5l aalent is conyened.
February 2.
81 l4mbgrg ma.ls, it's un5erfood that gen.
Rsanssr3is seane TO Tenor, where he is TO take
esmmand St corps of 10000 men, who are TO
aoil ,beaaelges ia readiaes to embark. Six
ips ot tle fes four irigates ioule ina lerhips Of
Nal, AID oqiabsF Of trarlpar,s, lie there ready
nfli, aud a.e taking on beard FIX months pro.
iaas This PREPARATION ieems calculated for
asas o9her pisn.thda The inyaGon OF England !
Letters troo, Ceylon repielens the bhglilh
fcc in that iiiaad IS ina deipondiDg siuaslon.
sora ge efsa6is 81 dilsafe and the dilaaer oFwat,
asaeh.afons are entersansd for the iaiety OF the
ielslc0lsnt,
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aIs1alsossa 43ai!p aunerttssr.
TUESDAY, MARCH 90.

E,rtract a a letter from Washington, dated
March 10.
7 enclose you copy of MIR. Wright's
Bill for the removal of the Seat OF Govern
ment to Baltimore.
I can now ascertain with perfect precis-
sion the fate of this bill; it is beyond con-
lecture, it is reduced-to positive certainty,
that it never will pass.
The small Western states such as Ten
nessee, Kentucky and Ohio, coming to the
aid of Baltimore in the collision of local
interests among the Eastern and Southern
states, might probably decide it in her fa-
vor at some time or other in the Senate
But as the large states would be against that
place, their weight Of representation in the
popular branch of the Legislature would
determine it on the other side in the House
Of Representatives.
The large states of Virginia and North
Carolina, will always feel themselves ne
cessarily obliged from their geographical
positions to resist the establishment of the
seat of government at amore northern point
than Washington, and the large states Of
PENNSYLVANIA and New ork, will not adj
vocats its removal to Baltimore as long as
their respective metropoiises are rival
candidates for it themselves. These four
states compose nearly one half ofthe whole
Representatives. Of the lower House.
that 1t will not pass this.session in the
Senate is also perfectly certain. They have
been debating it to-day, and have already
progressed 50 far as to strike cat Baltimore
and insert Philadelphia, this will oblige the
Honorable 1NoVer himself to vote against
it.
The resolution for retrocession to Ma
ryland and Virginia, and the one which is
projected for the concentration Of the pubs
lie buildings will neither of them pass.
The report of the committee respecting
the bridge has not yet been acted on.
n. &. Mr.. Wright's bill is rejected Is
to 8.
On Saruriay last, NJ. Wright presented TO
the Senate bill for the removal Of the public Of
fees 10 and for the meeting Of Congress at Balti-
more, until the day of next.
On receiving the bill the Senate divided-Ayes
ls-Ndes s.
Il was then r,oved that the bill should be or.
deed to second reading. Canied-AJes IS,
Noes 10.
The reader will observe that these Questions
are mereiy incidental, and do net, in the !easf,
i,nplica,e decision of the main question.
There is nos the least reason to expect that
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h Notice.

THOSE perfans entitled to vote in The frR
Ward of ths town OF AIcxandri., for members
of the Common Council, are hereby notified.
that an election will be held ar Capt Jam.s D.
yidion's Tavern, onPrinoe Greer, on Fs!day the
s3d day Of the prefcn month. for tie puepcl. OF
eettlng one representative inthe Common Coun.
Gil for The iaid ward, in place OF James Keith,
Efq. reGgned.
Jas. NJ. M'Rea, &C. C.
March n. ode
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a. At a meeting Of a number Of
Voters of the Firl1 Ward, held on Sa-
turday evening, it was refolved to
.fupport WILLIAM HARPER, as
a nember of the Common Council,
at the Election the a3d infant.
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FOR SALE.

A Schooner now lying atthe wharf,
Of the following dmcniioos, VIZ. 81 tcet itraight
rabbert, IS feet beam, and about s. :se' hold
with t%o cabins; lhc carries 1900 buihr,s OF
what, logo of coal, or ls6 barrels Of -four.
The whole Of her tin'bers, except two, arc OK
Mulberry, and her bal is now IL excellent order,
having undergone a thorough repair. With Ter
will be fold, the time OF Negro Man who has
commanded her, and IS fuppofed TO be as well &C.
quainted with the Cheiapeake bay and !le rivers
making into it, az any perton who naviga.ss :bofs
waters. Asatcward for his fidelity and indu(-
try his matter has promifsd h;n his iIesaom in
fix years from theft Of January lat. Fer ycrais
ard further particulars apply to
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
AE,rcb 20 DR.,
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indlae Queen 7avn7p.

The Subfcriber will Sell the unex-
pred term OK his Ieaie of that noeed and much
frequcnted TAVERN, known ny the name Of
TIE Iaaian Queen, cornet Of 81. Afaph and King
Streets. The htua:ion is equal 70 any in Alex-
andrla, AID the buioefs now done is equal, ifuos
hyperion, to any public houie in the Town.
There are fix years andGx months OF the eafc YET
to ran. Fer terms apply on The prem;fes to
john Hodgklns.
March 8.
as- Cath given for clean linnen and
cotton rags.
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this measure will receive the appreciation Of con.
gross. It is much to be regretted that il has
been introduced. as it is thu t.ndency of all such
propositions 10 injuTe, in sanc r,ea:ute, the
interests ct The permanent seat OF the govern,
ulenta
On Saturday, last MIR. Dawson submitted two
resolutonsto the House Of Representatives the
one for receaing to Virginia that part of the dis.
,ri6t OF Columbia ceded by that state TO the q.
States--the other, for reced,ng to Maryland that
part of the territory without the limits ofthe
cry OF Washington csd.d Hy thatstate to the
Ubifed States; provided sach recession 81 &C.
copied by the Two states.
On referring tie ieseluti@ns 10 a committee Of
the whole, the House DIVIDE. Ayes zo-Nocs
1S. There ro; being quorum motion was
mate to sdjourp, and l'sss-- Ayes 81.
The question was then put on considering the
resolutions. Ayes SO Noes 50.
There being no quorum, tic motion 70 adjourn
was repeated and carried. Ayes IS -Hoes
%.
The American ship Betsey, Melzar
10y, of Boston, from Amsterdam, with
cargo Of gin and dry goods, was lost on
the 24th November near Fort Blanc, to the
eastward of Dunkirk. The captain has
published the following account Of this dis
astrous circumstance the undersigned,
master of the American ship Betsey, of
Boston, burthen 189 ions, having a crew
OF 70 men, and Dutch passengers, des-
tined for Boston with cargo of gin and
silks, declare, that Tieft the Texel on the
18th November; and that, OFF Goree, |
was boarded and detained for "a hours by
an English frigate, who after strict exa-
mination permitted me to continue my voy-
age; that, yesterday finding myself close
in with the banks, where my vessel struck
several times, and was sinking, | formed
the resolution drumming her ashore. .
MELzAR Jor.
In a Poafcript to The Bntih N-p'une of the
9Th February we find the fubjoinea arti
Gle:
The public may place til: fullea reliance on
the authenticity of the following aatcuenr,
which we have juit been favored with from the
mott unque&onable authority. Two Swifs Of
i;cers, (hroihers) in the Preach feivice, are iuA
arrived from France having made their e{cape
from thence. They have been examined be-
fore the Prry Council, & made declaration thar
the invaGon Of this country will DC attempted in
tie courfc of the prelcnt week, wind and weather
permitting, (Bnai@ N.ptaar.J
Fran the Universal London Price Current,
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JOHN G. LADD
Has for faIe, on very rafy ,e.ms, quantity Of
COARSE SALT,

fuisab!e for the ftheriss; freh r. Iland Stone
Lime in cahs; Cardase CT sa5ious Gzes;
Quantity of Soa Leath,r; loo White Oak Potts
iuitable for (,ed building.
March 5. d
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Dr.. Semnmes

Having declined the Druggif bufrefa, intends
to con6ne hisattention TO the praGticc CT MEDl-
CINE. His thop is On Fairfax Street, nexs
bouie TO Mr.. Jonah Thompfon's.
March IA. dlw
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puhdr 5aIe.

Or Friday. ntxt at IL o'elork qviN bsI;H at he
!. SIRE on fde .(oxtb f9R evufrsf Rng End L,ni-
on Siren, iaAJ aesaqNd BY IT. Smitb, q
1900 bua1els SALT,
on credit Of ninety days.
THos. PATTEN.
March 70.
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March 10,
FOR SALE.

A few hundred bufheIs OF Liibon
Salt fuitabIc for the Flhesies, vii! be fold low Il
taken away Immediately.
VIM. HODGSoN.
March 70. d
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Premium q Insurance.
From London TO the United States 4 gaireas.
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10 the Curious.

WILL BE EXHIBITED,
1T THE
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: nc Iarnal FTcaCNtT UIlltClSu.
In ROO Pa,f5.
ParsI. The Afmnlau, OF doctrine OF Uoiver-
Sial Charity pul(ued, taken, examined, Jicd, con-
slemnea, executsd, ard aoavcmlzeg'.
Part. II. The Cc,nal Preacher D.sseafd,
sWNt comments on f,vecal dark paita ges OF icrip
#turc. In sierics Of letters, wu:en at various
Efimts TO friends in the ccuoLy.
g. Condii'oss, 9s. are left at Tie 4boge
5ars.
& la the opinion Of fevelsl Respectable CLERGY
Rneo, that the above book contains The giooad
VOLS ard principles Of genuine Piety, asst mani
3ett!y proves, fro.n the terptares Of sfugh, thai
2he doctrine Of iree-wil and unlverlal redemption
q Gi.ioandcd.
& Sept. /.
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70 be Rented,

THE HoUs E fotsnesPy occsp.sd by the fob.
ler'bs' on Wolfe f''eet, having every convent.
ence tor serteel isfaiiy ~'rh large produc-
i've gsrten; ~ dtuario. healthy aad tGe hoofe
remsF ksbiy cool in nc iomnet ie lcn. For par.
yieulars apPly 10
John c. Vowel.
June as. \ =
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pubItf uenDae.
On TUESDAY,.

s,o ,.elsek, qsill be ,sla az tie Yss6se sss'f'
Rum in hogfheads and barrels.
Preach Brandy IN pipes,
Gin IN pipes and bis.
whitley and Apple Brady ia sh.
sssar ia thds. tiercss and blss
Coffee in tisrcss aad bags,
Wbits and brown Soap 10 bs1ss
Mould aud dip'd Candies
RaiGns in kegs, boxes and jarss
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, Sc.
4 variety Of DRY GOODS.
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs.
Kerlsymsrcs, Outfits,
Plains AMI KerIsys,
Negro Cottons, Sergess
ElaRicks, blas Eriszes,
Calimancoes and RuGsis,
Yarn Stockings,
.ch;ntzss and Calicoss,
Ifiih Liaes,, SileGa de.
.oinabsrgs and Ticklenburgs,
M.ilins and Muffin Haud'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
.paadanna Haadkerchiess,
'Coloured Threads, Hats,
And iundry other Articles.
r. G. MARSTELLER.
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Wi3ldou, Glass.

The Subscribers have received and
wsse tsr sslc, sSy 10. and by 9, window glass,
SSashc Baltimore Mandatory. The saslity il
'~as't;Ht, and Il will be poid at the baltimore
eSs'. Thsy expe6 60 receive very shortly,
FsS sa& fron tbs SANG place.
4. T. HJOE, Is Co.