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THE NRW.YORK
II cum.

The rasion1i amueemert. an 4
The s,ility degirl,le from well caadc.t..i
Magazines, villhsrj', b,c7ntrovcrs5 Kc-
cording thgfe ore few c'unr'c4 ~ - .rb
they are not numerous End weV leceiv4
And yet. :he subscriber hinks az Is c~rres,
when he saws that NOT ONE IS Drblis5o.i
IN lie respectable and scientific state Of VII
GINA.
lie designs to publish MhoAzfarr ,p-irri.
pally,if not altogether ola literary complex.
on, provided bs chains adequate support from
as fellow citizens; iu which case. ne tattc,s
h'Nscif. ti'.; his cvertipns win prove fullv e.
h-i3c'oty to his patrons, and somewhat adj
vant.Ecoas go himself The prospectus OF
thf work Vil, 'r q short time, be pu'iis1ed
j. DIXON
HNBmetd, Ma 81, 1904
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1888 Sbarcs, by 79A Persons

1888 Sbares, by 79A Persons.
1t is impoflible to form any conjecture
that may be probably corre6f, as to the
number of flares which perfon may no
minHHv hold at the end often days.
AS it ftands at preient, all SHARk-HoLDsRs
above 10, will be reduced to that number,
by legal icale.
AT Fredericksburg, 100 flares were Ia
ken in hours, on the fire day: and on
uetday the allotted number of 1900 were
filled up in Is minutes after the books
were opened. YDy. Exp.
at Norfolk, the 5000 fhares were taken
IN three hours and ten minutes.
Moyf Her.
AT Petersburg, the $3.50 flares were Ia
ken III an hour and a-ilalf.
Peter9. Rep.
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
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CHARLESTON, April so.

Accounts from Savannah fate, that at
the Supreme Corr aid there durin@ ne
l1t YetE, for tie cUrnry cf Cnathai-, nudge
Bowen Gsiiverr, charge 20 tn lrSHd jury
wtlch Mas col-lss5sreJ A-.,.. 2 Z ,zreheE els,a-
BY theih, Cnac toey p.c.-''eJ. IL as iniudlci-
al, lniulting 70 the Government, and repug-
nant TO the genera' iCterefts of the country;
and declared at the fame time that they
cculd not, without doing violence to their
coniciences, and dfregarling the deareft
ties OF tociety, proceed further with the
buiinets of the court. in conlequence of
this preientment and declaration, the Judge
isiued an order, under his hand and zeal, d.
recting the fherifF to commit to the com
mon jail of the county, every member Of
the grand jury who iigned the prefentment,
and keep them in cufoiy until he ihould re-
ceive an order from him for then liberation.
They were accordingly apprehended & con-
! United to prIion The account further
Rates, that ieyeral warrants had beeG idu-
Cd againtt the Judge Who while On the
bench had conducted himf:lf in very un-
! becoming way--he was taken and commit
/ ted. The jury remained in prifon when
our informant left Savannah.
Ameeting ofthe eitizena had taken place,
| at which ieyeral refo,res were agreed to,
one was, that they approved highly of the
conduct of the grand jury and another
] that committee fhouid be appointed,
| which was TO repair Immediately to the
feat of government, to obtain dilcharge
OF the jury from prifon.
(CiD Ca2she.)
| May1.
a letter received yetterday from Savan-
1 nah ifates, that the Grand Jury had been
! releafed from confinement under the Ia
beas corpus act. Judge Bowen remained
| committed. ST.
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I To contemplate greatness, to audy til
we understand it, and when circumstance
agree, to make it our model, can only be
blamed when greatness is fuilied by vice ;
but to become its protected ape has fome-
thing in it that flows a want of original
power. There are various traits public
and private, that diicover Bonaparte to
have attemptedtocopy Alexander, while he
was in Egypt, C9iar, during his Italian
campaigns, and Charlemagne, fince he
has affirmed to himfelf the Office and the
powers of a ruler. Suddennefs of a9ion
ne believes TO be his peculiar fscret, by
which to render fucceis certainty"
| Or MoREAu,
! There are many of the enemies of b.
naparte, who have wi!hed to engage Mo-
reau in rafting faction, ofwhich he ihould
| be the head, but which he has conitantly
and firmly refufed. He has answered, &c If
| the people are as you reprefent, anxious for
change, let them fpeak and act for them
ieives, neither detire the riik, the hcnors,
nor the vices OF fuch an attempt" In e.
very iociety Moreau is prailed, and difad-
Iyantageouly contracted with Bonaparte.
Among the heads, etched as ftuiies for
young artiits, is that of M9reau, in ieveral
iizes (; and under one of them is inicribcd
:" TIE Head ia man, In the plot to az
failinate Bonaparte on the parade, as 7
have mentioned, there were perfons who
mhnuated that Moreau had taken a part ::
and rumour faid, the Firlt Conful fant for
him, and faid, " have heard you have
Joined alaifins /: give no credit TO anv
iuch tale /: know you to be incapable of
bafe action: but fuch is the efferve(ccnce
of mind among the military, that you will
greatly oblige me if you viii pats two or
three days at your country feat"
With this requeft Moreau WILLINGLY COM
Piled ;but carefully returned the third day,
that no mifconitrution by party, might be
put on his conduct"
X. %. Sheridan, is appointed by the prince
of " aies 70 the Office OF receiver general Of
the Duchy of Cornwall, in the room of the
ia'e Lord Elliot. Th;sis considered the We
ry FIRST olficg in the gifs the Prince.
Capt. Hoilowell arrived at Boston from Al
icanr, states that Capt. Bainbridge had been
released through ne Interference of the
Frsncl, Consul a. A tiers.
.---.-ssgz--.
COMMUNICATION.
II c0nitquence Of rene we'd attack Of
the pail.ytic complaint &C iait week, We
undertand the COLLECTOR Of this port
has reiiGned his Office. His deP-iy Mr..
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Capt. Hoilowell, arrived at Boston from Al.
ieanr' states that Capt. Bainbridge had bee.
released through he Interference of III,
French Consul a. A -iers.
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NEW-YORK ELECTIONS.

STAZE OF TIE FoLGs, .fPR1, 1904, FOR Co
HRRNoR, LiEUTENANT- GoFERMoR, &c.
From the accounts we have received,
and WHICH, though not official, may be re.
he'd upon, the REPUBLICAN TICKET for
Governor and Lieutenant @ overnor has
iucceeded in the following counties, viz
COUNTIES. MAJoRITIEs.
Rensselaer,, 265
Washington, 40 towns only 56o-
Saratoga, 7G0 & upwards.
montgomery, SEQ 60.
Schoharie, ESQ
Herkimer, 400
The Federal Ticket has succeeded in the
following counties, viz.
COUNTIES, MAJoR1r1Es.
RicbmonJ SS ofthe New ork
Duchess SIS
Columbia, 100 and upwards.
Albany, 2S4
From the above tatement, which will
not differ materially from the official re-
turns, it will be feen that the republican
ticket is above 1000 in Advance Their.
are tqvsnty-rzD0 counties yet 10 b. he.rA
trom--of thefe fve or .fr at fartheit, in
which BURs will have majorities, but mott
ly imall7-the remainder will give hand
iome lnajorities fos the republican, ticket,
the fucceis of which, by an aggregate ma
lorlty of at Leaf 5000 is now well afcer-
tanned. Bets were yeiterday laid in this
city upon 5000.
Se7'en io7vnJ not returned from tie
county Of WaSbimgtcn--tbey EvtH add /sve-
raj 6ngdreaJ to tbemaiority aboye stared.
(dLB.EWr REGISTER
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r. D. Sheridan, is appointed by the primo.
of Wales 70 the Office OF receiver general Of
the Duchy of Cornwall, in the room of the
lac Lord Elliot. Th;sis considered die We
ry first oliicg in the gif, of the Prince.
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BANx OF VIRGINIA.

The following lit will exhibit the PUN
Der of Shares which have been fubfc.ibed
for in this place, with the number of per-
ionS by whom they have been taken.
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTIor
TOTES FOR GOVERMOP.

In 4o3 towns, the votes were, for Strong,
27,4io-for Sullivan, 2s,o53.
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COMMUltiCATION.

Il c7nitquence OF a rene we'd attack Of
the pMa.ytic complaint of lait week, We
rndertani the C0LLgCTOR Of this port
has rehSned his Office. His d,P-ty Mr..
1hompion viii act t.lI a fucctior IS ap-
pointed.
(Noyf5H Herqld.J
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2eStcrGlzy'S Mail.

The New-York Commercial Advertiser,
Saturday Evening, contains the 70 lowing
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STEREOTYPE PLATES.

the common way of engraving the
E'SVlce is writtenupon frnooth and polinh-
60 plate of copper by pointed graver.
Ispiate is then taken TO a Copper-plate
PreIs and by the adjufted mechanifn of
fNouers, the imprcfiion on the plate is tranf
,eiIGd 10 the paper. According TO the
e'D0a Of ftereotype plates, the deyice 10
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frt carved en a hard piece OF poiifled
fteei, and transferred to imooth plate of
fome totter metal, as Silver or Copper. In
this way, plates for coarfe and ordinary pur-
poies, are multiplied with little labour and
in any number for the fame Steel die,
which gives its impreflion to one plate OF
Copper, might be made to indent an indie
finite number OF plates. In this view, the
Stereotype Ens~fy4ng is as great an i'm
proveTent upon the making of copper
plates by the Graver, as the employment
of that method is hyperion to infcribing the
device with Il common pen. From the ufe
OF the Steel-de in this operation, we difc =
yer the origin of the word Stereotype,
which is competed of Greek word, mean
ing Joiid, and OF Type. So that it's origin
defcribes it to be Type, which is fitted to
make its impreifion upon another fold /;
and a Stereotype. plate is one, whole i'm
presfion is produced by this Type.
MIR. Perkins propoies to form flch
plates, and then to add little engraving
which ihall interfed with the die imprefIi-
ons on the plate" We ihall thus combine,
he fays, the peculiar properties of block
wori, and engraving on the fame plate.
Flulhed withall the trirmphs of greatdif-
covery, Mr.. Perkins declares all imitation
OF thefe Notes to be impof1ible, and chaI-
lenges the utrnoft rigour of inveftieation.
The following certificate from the Boi-
ton Repertory, will, no doubt, contribute
to add new ftrength 10 his aGertions.
STEREOTYPE PLATES.
Since the LAT remarks prefented to the
public on this subject, l have received
through the medium of a friend at Philadel-
pbia, MIR. Akin, an artift of the firf merit,
as an engraver, the following certificate,
which he obtained by exhibiting specimens
ofthe work and explaining the principles.
JACOB PERKINS.
This may certify that we the fiIbfciberS
of the city of Philadelphia ard New-Yok,
have carefully examined the principles of
MIR, Perkins's Stereotype plate, and with
confdence pronounce Mr., Perllins's inven-
lion, connected with its late improvements,
10 be ofthe higheit importance, and to afr
ford complete security againif counterfeit
ing and altering Banl, Bills.
James Akin,
John Reich,
Gilbert Fox,
c. Tiebout,
ID. Edwin, Philadelphia
Is. Tanner, EngrazeyJ.
D. Fairman,
w. Hooker,
T. Savage, Nezv-fork
5. Seymour, EngraveyJ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-25

$1,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, $50, oco
NIB. Plies l-bjeeted to deduction Of a.
teen. fer cent.
This Lottery has been authorized By tie lie.
gtiilfaFe of Virginia, for the andable pntpofr
OF ereetliga ieInary of learning iu'os near The
metropolis OF this fate. With this visw it /,
contemplated 10 raGe 20, 900 dollars, and 9, 600
dollars IN addition. for deraying the cxpsnces ~
tsndant on drawing the Lottery. Ciuzens Of Il, c
.G,a rc,pssttabli!y have bees ieleaed as ,ruReese
and they have pledged themieves t. rfe their ut.
mott excrtions 70 carry it into ef,a Thetchelnc
has the advantage Of. giving to each each adven-
rurcr chance for fome very large priaes, Whit
the proportion of prizes to blanks, is 70 great as
70 invite the friends of the intended inRisuton to
partaks in the lottery, with very little ,rik of
their becoming Iofers. The ueaiurer Of this fate
Is to be appointed TO receive the money for the
tickets as they are fold, aud to pay the amount
Of the prlzss to fortunate adventures. tits De.
liesed that the above considerations will lnduce
rapid falc of the tickets, and the drawing will
commence as foon as fuficient number fhall re
fold to aoghorzcit-whch il is believed will DC
on the iecond Monday in December next.
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1904. co
~ Tickets to be had Of Robert
Pollard, Dr.. ]. Breckenborongh, fen.
VIM. Price, reg Samuel Pleaiants,
Jun. and VIM. Pritchard.
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c. l. E K M Q N 7.

THE place where the Rev. Mr.. Davis lately
lived, about tour miles from Alexandra, will
be lcaled TO good tenant who will keep the
place IN good repair, ADD comply w,lh thc terms
OF the leate; to fnch tensrt ! Will leafc the
place for fourteen yeas from January nexr. The
houfe will be putin good repair for the recepti-
on OF a careful tenant, and none eKe need apply.
Any PeHon who wifhes TO become the ,vnart
will call or the lublcriber who will tnew tie place.
This place Is hardfomely ftHated, basirg
good view Of Alexandra from the houfe, snd
very large meado* abca, two hundred yards be-
low. excellent we'll water and two coed fpIines,
with an ice houfe and every convenience neleGaey
Tor gentleman farmer. For 'ern apply to
B. Dulany.
n. B. The dwelling has twelve ,oolt1s in j,
and s@o paGiges.
shutters fill, Aug, ~, dxw
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I21broUsd 4Yadkc Lunds
no LET.

THE {ubfcriber is willing TO leak
for term Of years, about 800 acres OF 'f''
land, part OF the Mount Vernon eaate.
The UNION FARM tfaa contains aN'
900 acres, and viii be divided iato three 0o
lnsnts, each ofwhch will be accommodates W. W.
dwelling houfe, quarters, ard iottl'ea' 20
room. The meadow, containing 20 OF 70 "'
will be divided INTO three equal parts, 0n
which co be added to each tenement. :.
MUDDY HOLE FARM contains aoon' y !.
ACRES, is divided into Ex fields, has oS I" =
dwelling houf.s, quarters BAN ard corn NV =,
ard will be ler to one parton or divided ln0'
tenements, as mag be mott iuifable. IL,
PcaeGion to be given as foon az the 5'O",
crcPs are removed, with liberty to the ten''I a,
feed il The autumn. For terms apply 20 , :, -
friber, OF ia his abfcncc to Natbashl L. Hs' i
manager on the efate. The above ian"
from 7 10 9 miles frem Alexandra.
Buihrod Waihlngton'
Mount Vernon, May 25. aaw3W ~
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For Sale, or to Let,

THAT Beautiful feat WHEREOF the fubfcriber
now lives, about half mile from the town of
Alexsndfia The Lot cootalns four acres, on
which arc erected haadiome dwelling, with pi-
azzss round III. 6rtt and teeond tories, a fable
and carriage haufe, be6te other GOT buildings !;
there arc alfo pertaining to Tie premifes, an ice
houfe, two iprings OF good water, and luEnmer
and winter Fithe5ys The ground IS Under coed
fencing, ard she greater part fet IN clover, ard
abeu@4o bearing cherry snd peaeh trees theseoa.
Foe terms apply 10 The E,loic,ioet on the pre-
5n!fss, or at the corner Of lie Diagonal fteer.
John Duff.
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Tn Dollars Reward.

RAN away from tie fatfcrbsr living IN
sCbaiics County State If Mary land, near Bryan
te,vn, negro n n naa.ci BAP, sbo.t tweoty
years Ole, 6ve feet f:yea or eight inehes h.gh,
# ut, well m.de GLOW, has peains eonte
nance when fpekcn 70, broad round dark face
with fnll cyts, = hale ia esch ear, fous ,hics
feet wika large lcar upon the top Of one Of them,
his toes tUras very ma h ouf. Had on AID tx k
with him Old pair Of uakcen pansaloous, an
oznaburg ffirt, an old rrgto Gotten jacket.
ihor blue foa, turned up with red, pax OF itio.
ed cotton hockirgs, pair 81 old bae cfatlng
tEowfrts, and srl: hag hatE worn wien he Lett
home, bun having taken ia hin clothes of yari
Gus kinds, he may have charged ;hem. He is
fnppcf:d 10 have made tor Alexandra or the Fe.
defal City. Any pe,{on appFebepding f4id ne.
gro and lodge hfa' N any jail Is thar get him
again fhal be ern;led TO the above reward, or if
brought hGmc, in addition 10 the above rewara
sI reasonable cxpe,ccs viii be paid.
Msacfs Of yeil.ls and Others ase lorwsrned a
gaina hsrborlng Of csrgios hin oil ar ,llrir
Peiii.
Robert Hagan.
A,cuA a., SIR
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July ~.
Land for Sale.

WE with tel tract of LAND containing
between four ard five lundfed acres, fituated on
chs Potomac, in Fairfax county, about miles
from. town, aud adjoining General Thomtion Ma
fan's. This properly ia point of elegance of
Gtua:ion, IS exceeded by none, and will be fold
low Tor laih OF 90 ihorr credit.
Walter S. Alexander,
John Luke,
For tbe heirs Ct Phd. alexander dsceafed.
Aosu& -. co
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ROBERT and JOHN GRAY
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
From New York and Philadelphia,
A NEW
Assortment o. Books 6 Stationary,


Assortment Q Books 8 Stationary,
among which are the following:
Motherby's Medical Dictionary La
dy's Muieum, Dobfon's> Life of Petrach, Dittion.
airy OF Natural Hiaory, Furgaion's Autonomy,
fooke's Pantbcoe, Young's Latin Dictionary,
Sereyili Lexicon, ST. Piere's Studies Of Mature,
Medical Extracts with plates, Decamesou OF
Boecaci, Biount's PRACTICAL Navigator, fedora.
lift, Hooe's Ariofs, rpfon's Euol::5, Wit.
nan's Egypt, quaFro, octave and pocket Bibles,
Gilt and plain, M rocco Prayer Books, ReiI's
Surgery, Edinburgh New Difpenlasory, Balcy's
johnon's, Walkers andPctr} s Dictionaries. An
elegant sIortmen, OF
Paper Hangings,
q few choice Vn!ms, Vislln Ssnngs and Bows,
a complete ad)stment Of German Flutes and Fla
gaets, and great variety of other articles which
will be advertif:d 10 a few dys.
Iuly "a. 4
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BY AUTHORITY.
Scheme Of a Lottery,

To 5a'a an .zeaden.y IN -lbs ci.y ef Riei~oua.
Dolls.
"a, Prize. lac dr,u,, .;cl,.. ,a,,;,,
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Aueua al.
Lands for Sale or Rent,

! will either fell or ,ent5 1ry TWO FAR MS
in the neighboorhood Of FEEDERS khutg, known
by the names Of Cbsibam and Cla,&e. The ti,it
containing aaout .levrn.hundred acres, on xh:ch
there is good MERCHANT MILL, and an
excellent lSIIERY. The other lappoled 10 be
about four hundred acres, ohc hradfed of which
are now i'll corn, and in good order for fowirg
wheat. They are both III high fa,e Ct culti,
walton. lnetl1er event, / will d.ipcfc of part
of the Negroes, Stock, and Hnalenod Fu.ni,
ture.
Letters difeffea to Ire IN Alexandria, pot
paid, will be daty attended tt.
William Eitzhagh.
AuguR TO- as.e ~
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IN 4o'UR VOLUMES.

TREwork now Offered TO the American read
er exhibits complete view OF the aot;qanr,
manners, Customs, Jel;glous ceremonies, laws,
arts, and literature ofsncicnt Greece, az Tie rtf
cd of its greatest splendonr. A Knowledge d
these has hitherto been only at,aillable by lab,
rltus PEI ussl OF Writer'S 'who have been lit,e soi
citous 70 Join cntertainment with iosuutioo
Tie 7'ravd; af.5Rot5arsis, ca tie CONTRARY, az
so Written. lhat the reader may frequently /.
induced to isnsgre he is peruslig work Of msn
amusement, invention, md fncys tiI his G..
elances TO the bottom CT the page, when he PEI.
ceives there is scarcely seatcrce, ard not,
single fact or circumstance, but is supported ty
the authority OF Some aocient author. The
m2zing number OF these quotations may, pcrhsn
at first sight, seen TO lave been unaeotssaty
and to have mere the appearance of parade Of
e,udition, than to De OF any real Utility II
is 10 be remembered that, at the same tine III
they must be highly acceptable to the Nan I.
real learning, by enabling him to ierimre5ia,c,
ly to the original author, they are extremely
useful, nay, we may say, absolutely Necessary,
even to such readers as Car never be supposed to
have any intention to consult The Authorities quo.
ed /; as they clearly sllew that such an idea, q
sDcb circumstance, is NOT merely a decoration
or The offspring Of ihc fancy of the author, ta
immediately taken from some ancisat w-itrr and
therefore perfectly accoFddnt 10 the gcnelslscn
and plan Of tie work.
Z E e NJ S.
!. The first Edition in l7nenca Of Ana,harsRi
Travels, Will be comprised In four Vols osu
yo.
Il. It shall b. printed on handsome wovc rdFa
and anew t. pc casting tor the purpose. Asc
VOLUME viii contain about 100 pages.
III, The price to Subscribers, p7f vi. 5aaa
aud lessered, will he dollars II boards,
dollar and IS cents, TO be PAID on iae dsiaal
Of each Volume.
The Eafopcan Edition sells at u dola's Gl
scrt.
". There shall be haodiome Map Of Grets
given with the far Volume, to beex,cptc5tYI
one fthe belt AYERS.
Y. Those who obtain ten Subscribers and h
cone responsible for the payment OF the same
ihall Ieceivc one copy gtatis. Tie woik
now at P:css. ard shall be, finished win
possible dispatch.
ar Subscriptions to the about unl
yecsived at Ro5sytG John Grys 5~
Store, Alexandria.
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WIILIAM RAMSAY

RrlNG anxious to cloie bis former tufneis.
v.,neas all .hef. who are iedebeed 70 him 70
f.I,le theft accounts early as pciiole and shoe
Ohio have claims sgainR hin will Pisaie PTelsns
them Tor adjeammnl.
TO RENT,
Th, Dwelling toufe md Store 10 Prince itre e
Az y esa1ef the houle occupied D, E. G.
pi.k. they are both n sood teP@f- roiSsioa
nav be had immediately. Apply as aaose.
June T.
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lust RECEIVED.

And for Sale BY the Snhfcsiber,
400 pieces brown Ruilia Sheesing,
80 DO. Whine DO.
100 d.. bead Diapers,
l2j do, narrow d..
II do. broad Ruila Linens,
100 bolts Ruff Duck,
50 do. Ravens do.
1000 pieces Nankeens,
10 chsRs frfh Hyion Tea,
2 tons Core1ge sGorted
JOHN G, Ladd,
Aupua 3. d
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To Rent.

- 10 KEN,
And spoG zion given Immediately, comfort.
able DWELLING HOUSE, Gsuased in a plea
asnI part of The town. For particulars enquire of
Ricketts,, Newton and<Co.
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