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(No. l2.)
WaNingtos, Feb. %, 1905

'JDH.yTUHj tD' %, T"Oo'
DEAR SIR--We have this moment killed
Duane. We have taken his executive right as
printer and flationer TO the government, and de-
creed it to the lowell bidder, whatever may be
his politics. Every New England member vo-
ted for the refoIution.
a new daily moderate republican paper is
foon to commence at Baltimore. There are al
ready between and 700 fubicribers, the two
hrf ofwhom are Thomas Jefferfon and Robert
Smith.
Everyours,
JAMES ELLIOTT
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ETRESH CASTER OIL, of hyperion quality
Il formerly fold by Doctor John Crrgan Thofe
wIihing to Purehaie. may be furnifhed by applying
TO Charles Barrett, 1t Mr.. Robert Bells, fad!er
Auguh 9. Claw 2t)
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ELLIS SALAN,

HAVE JUST RESOLVED, PER THE SHIP MA
RY, FROM LIvEsPooL:
-FOUR hundred Sacks of SALT, Livcrpool
hlled.--Alio, few dozen Ballan SHCVEI.S
and SPADES switch. with number of articles in the
hardware line, renders their ahcrtment pretty general
Auguit 9. claw 4w.)
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by virtue of a decree of the county court of Efey
will De fold at Loyds, in the iaid county on the
goth day of Augu next, if fair, if not, the neyt fair
day, the tra9 of LAND now in the pofIefIon Of
Caty, Molly and William Lloyd, which was the
property of the late Thomas Lloyd, and lying in the
Pariih of St. Ann and fd county, to fatisfy Atehi
bald M Call the monies decreed TO him thereby
JOHN p. LEE,
w. FISHER Z Comm f;ousrs
JOHN JONES.
Enex, July 10. (eF5w3
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JAS. ELLIOTT.
Mr..
mo. 6.)
Wal5izgton, Ma,eb le, 1904.

Wa,i2dngton, Mareb l2, 1904.
SIR.-The revolutionary reiolutions have
been pottponed to the next FELTON,, except
the firit and iecond which were abfraet propo-
fions. Colonel Lyon created much admira-
ton by a very able fpeech againit the refolut-
ons.
Yours,
JAMES ELLIOTT.
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JAMES ELLIOTT.
Mr..
mo s.l
Webington, March IL, 1905.

He6iMgtou, March IL, 1905.
DEAR SIR-Of col. Lyons " plans'' know
nothing will tell you the truth but not the
whole truth about certain "defigns againft the
contribution" Perhaps it is wrong to call them
dsEgnJ; mott of thofc, who entertain tbofe
views are honeG they believe we have reached
the age of political pcrfeGtability.
1. To carry the election of preGdent to the
people. How will this affect the fnalI ltates !
Take Vermont and Pennfylvania Vermont
gives fix electoral votes Pennsylvania 60. Car
ry the election to the people and the weight of
Vermont relatively to Pennsylvania is but frac-
tion more than AS to 49,. Reduce the period
for which frnators are elected to 9 wears. How
will this affect the fmall ftates 1t will render
the fenators leis independent and in time the
mere tools of the large ftates. Something of
this kind is already difCoverable. A republican
of diftinction has been heard to Evthat Virginia
might AS well iend 4ienators and Rhode Ifland
none as for each TO fend two. g. Limit the Of
fee ola judge to five years. This needs no COM
ment.
fhall always be devoted to the caufe of IL
berty but am decidedly of opinion that the
union of the vait territory and heterogeneous
population of our country cannot be preferved
under fyftem lefs energetic than the prefeut
contribution. The moment when we have ad-
>>N ~ W 'u' Sii'p"S 10 q very improper
one to ieiZe for the purpofc of rendering our
government almoG j perfect democracy. Yet
finch views are entertained by our fouthern and
Pennsylvania brethren.
The nomination of gov. Clinton was made in
fecret conclave by four or five members great
while ago. 1t is a part OF the well known Vir-
GINA plan always to give PRECEDENT from that
fate.
Col. Burr, has many respectable friends in
both houfes, but it was neceIary to iet him aide
for the prefent. Virginia commanded and it
was done.
am fir, very respectfully,
Your friend and humble fervant,
JAS. ELLIOTT.
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HUsTINGs COURT.

May a7tb, 1905.
ORDERED that notice be given for four weeks
- in the Enquirer, printed in Richmond; That
this court will on the fourth Monday in IuIy next.
proceed to the fettlenent and dribution of the er
tate OF John FerguGon, deceafed, committed to the
hands OF Philip Moody late Sergeant fthis City for
administration.
Copy, Teff,
WILLIAM RUSSELL, C. c.
Williamsburg, June &c. (eF4w)
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE MANU- l4CT1:RER.
MAlN-sTREET, RICHMOND,

NJ AXES Boots & Shoes
IvJ to any pattern or fah-
ion, equal in point Of Ma
TEsIALs and WoRkmAN-
snif 20 any in ger.raiuie.
NJ Imported Boorsand
SHOES, Of :he firil quality
aud new ell failiion,' for ale.
-. Gentlemen IT d dill
lance, who are diipo,ed to
forward me their meaiure,
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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p. S. Both Judge Olin and myielf have ex
perieuced much difficulty in voting for the i'm
peachment of Judge Chafe-We fhall probably
be Obliged TO vote againt the articles, as they
will charge bin with ten times too much.
]. Z.
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BENJh1iN BU.YAL,

AT ThE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
RICHMOND,
HAS iuR received very large and ex,en6ye az.
1 1 iortment OF ireh MEDICINES, SURGEONS
INSTRUMENTS, DRUGS and DYE.STUPFS,
PANTS OF all kinds, OIL, V1ARNiSfIES, PUT
TY,. &c.
A.'o eo~fi.te G.DSrsmerf IF
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(3w&t0
NTNnNrSrr~
~ NJ

'aE Fayfnetl5ib nozv EARRING on ara!ey .le
firm If PUMFRIY 81 flTzwnILsoum-
q0hl6s diDo!s,ed ly mutual eon/caf. on TIE si,e
day Of ibis orcitnt monfb. ill thoi ba4,:,,
claims agHinF!be jaid concern, are rrgpeRed 70
6rfEs fhem IN to Tain Pmmfiry far odjnR,xeyt,
and t69if indebted thereto, TO make immediate
51rzueyf In him
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-19
sIersuurfa DAILY aonsrtiser.
TUESDAY, NovE aBEs 10.
Mr.. SNowDEN,

Mr.. SNowDEN,
Perusing small work
printed IN London in 1898, addressed TO
Edward Hungsrford, entitled Human Pru-
denes, the following Niaxims struck me
with much force. AS / am one Of those
who unfortunately have found by sad ex-
psrlence, the truths contained in them, |
willingly transeribe them, IN hopes that
some one ofyour numerous subscribers may
be benefited thereby.
10 all undertakings, FIRST examine your
ewn strength, the next enterprise, and
thirdly the person with whomyou have 70
do; take jus, measuss Of your abilities TO
perform it, and whether it hold proportion
unto your designs, and before your enter
prize consider what the end may be, then
what means and Instruments you have to
obtain it.
1t is lndiscret,on te attempt an Eagle
fight with The wiegs ola Wren. 9uid pa
leaat humeri, g,A& ferre recasant2 Have a
care, lest attempting 100 h,gh thngs, you
catch fall; like Tnales in Latius, who
contemplating the stars. fell into ditch.
Miscarriages are he effects Of folly
Fools are unfortunate because they never
consider; and men make fortune greater
than she is, and by their own folly increase
her power.
Foresight is the right eye of Prudence.
Opinion is the guide of Fools. bue reason
and prudence conduct Wise Men: Be like
Homers wise man who hath his eyes, a
tronte and tergo.
Be not preclpisate 10y your designs; new
dea!gns require great consideration and
they must have the time of maturing. o.
therwise they will prove aborlive.
When you have new design in view of
much moment, never blow the trumpet
that others may take NOTICE of it.
In all enterprises of moment were intri-
easy is connected with the undertaking,
veur Instruments must be adapted to the
business, having knowledge and prebity,
for be assured if they tail, the whole ma
chine of your enteEprize, though never SO
well concerted, viii fail to pieces.
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first part Of this outrage was committed ia
open day.
We are informed that our governor has
demanded an explicit and satisfactory cx.
plaza alton Of this transaction from governor
Grand Pre-.
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It IS trae, we understand, thas there
is on board the Congress now IN the Poto.
mac, an ambassador from the Bey of Tunis
to the United States. His name is Sidi
Suliman Mala Miami, and he is attended
bya numerous suite. The circumstances
attending this mission are TOO interesting
to be omitted. For considerable time
past the Bey of Tunis had manifested hos
| tile feelings towards the United States,
when three Tunisian ships were taken by
our blockadlng squadron off Tripoli. This
! act excited the indignation OF the sey, and
menacing letters were addressed TO our
commodore demanding satisfaction. AS
soon as peace was Effected with Tripoii,
com. Rodgers entered the Tunissian BAY,
and sent mess &c, little expected by
! the Bey, whose court was thrown into con-
stcrnation. The language of menace w@s dis
! avowed, and all Intention of coming TO
rupture with the United States disciaimed.
The subsisling differences be,ween the
hey and commodore Rodgers issued 10 the
former proposing, and the latter acqulesc-
ing In this mission, with the view OF max
| ing the proper assurances and representa-
TOES to the president OF the United States.
We understand that according 10 the usage
of the Barbary powers, this mission is 10
be considered as distinction paid to the u.
States, as those powers never send ministers
! but to nations whose power they hold in
great respect.
According, likewise, to their customs.
it becomes the duty of our government TO
provide for the lcdglpg aud maintenance Of
the ambassador. The house, lately occu-
pied by Mr.. STEELE has accordingly been
taken for The reception OF the AInister, who,
no doubt, will BIS received with DISTINGUISHES
ed h0nors. S,di Suiiman Mala Miami
brings, we unde rstand, four hne Arabian
horses as presents,
Sid Hamet, the exiled bashaw of Tri-
poll, declines, tits said, coming to the r.
nted States.
Nat. Intel
A very advantageous Treaty has been
made, We understand at this place, with the
chiefs Of the Greek Nation By which
large cession Of land is made TO the United
States, and the RICH, givento open direct
road TO N Orleans, through the territory
Of lie Greeks. The United States on their
part contract to pay rhe annual sum of l2
thousand dollar fer eigh years, and The an
nual sum of II 600 dollars for ten years
thence ensuing. Ibid.
We received yesterday from Virginia
by the two O'clock postrider, the following
account of as cruel. foul and 6e ndlke a
---,nrder as ever was perPeuated:-IW1ash.
r.l
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Prem the Yirgisja CSxslfe.

The following is taken frex she Enquirer of
y.aerdsy, which vas handed to the editor OF
that paper by General Eston.
COPY.
Agsers, September 9, 1906.
have only few moments to inform
you, our affairs here are vel.
GA the goth ut. the foldisrs role in body
and msrdeIsd the ID ey and his Prime Minifer.
nes Dey was immediately e,etted, and net
lite was Loft except the above mentioned.
!orbesr to detsin tie Nautilus, having no.
thing very urgent 70 eamnuDieate
/ hase the honor to be, &c,
J. MOUNIFORD,
Charge d'af.ifes NJ Algisrs.
Capt. CAMPBELL.
By the arrival OF the Swift, ycaerday more.
ing from the Havana. we are informed thsr
lhsrtly before her lalleg, frigate W.T. 600
troops on board, had been TENT over to Penizco
la !; and, that the fchooner Lattla, Franklin,
Of this pert. captured by a Spaa;lh pgivaseer ON
Ter voyage e New OIleass, had arrived there,
and no proceedings hra been adopted, In COME.
euenee of the captain of fhs ptivateer, being at
Marsl. The lnteh5ant, however, had sent f,s
him, aad it was expected lie; cafe cad be i'm
mediaeely conidsr,d, Nc pyetext is aligned for
her csp.ure. 1t was believed at Havansa, ihst
fhe would De liberated but not withsnt great
detention add iorious lofts.
Phil. paper.
Capt. Getty, from ElGneur, (afrived al Bsf
toal isforms, that ali tse pilots were engaged to
conduct RuiAan lquadfsn f5Nla the Baltic, but
no dcciarasios of war OF Rshia ags,oa France
had been ma,!e az the time of his failing. 1t
was coaj,aured that tie fquadfon was TO proceed
TO England, Csp,, G. brought Danifh papers TO
The 9th of AuguE, bat their contents it ap-
pears are deltitute OF iatereR.
Captain Orne, arrived at Salem from Iifbon,
informs that Lord Neilos paGed Lifbon on the
18th of September with fix fan OF the line, def
tined to the blockade of Cadlz. An Eneliih
fouadren was fhortly expected Of L,fbop TO In
tercept the French trade with the ports Of Partu.
gal. The bea informed men at Liibon fpoke of
a continental war as inevitable.
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4 party Of twelve Spanish light horse.
'T'of captain Jones' company armed with
SN0s, pistols, and swords, Came to the
.uOse OF Mr.. Holden, about one mile "a
I'VE the line of dsmarsation, aud 10 vi.
,Fpt aud hostile manner threatened TO put
,.0ldeu aad his family under guard; while
!. NY were acting IN this manner, his son &
susrs came home when Holden ordered
!. to get sheir guns and defend them
yves upoa this the party rode off and
sue two miles further on this side the line
sae house of Mr.. Flanagan, and In a
went and hostile manner, took him and
- wife prisoners, and carried them five
s'es below the line; there left them under
;, sa,Q all night and in the morning discharg-
Me wife, bat conveyed her husband HI
H. ~ miles further, took his horse, bride
saddle and then dismissed him. The
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The following is taken frca she Enquirer of
yeRerdsy, which vas handed to the editor of
that paper by General Eston.
COPY.
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Tie famous TACK
G @ L u NJ 5 y S.

W. Ill. fand the snfoioe fcaion, to commence
w The IoIh 0: March AND end the # of
September, al Arlington, a S,'e from the Geo.
Town 'eTri, and be let to mares at TEN DOL.
LARS RI: .-a!on, bur II pad by the lfe of Au-
quit RIGHI DOLLARS viii he received in
oil and Half Dollar to che Gsoom-Ialurance
Tweniy Dollars.
This oco,e animal. in Gze and figure hyperion,
wa, gotten By .h. Knight Of Malta, imported
by Gen. Wellington, his dam by tie old Royal
Gitt ia pyeien, from the King of Spain to the
ecnera) on, of the old imported Malsefe J:nn.,t.
1hofc ee,fens WHO have iesn Columbus a1mi,
him TO be &c FRET Jack they have ever fe:a
Gre the dcatIs of the Old Gin. Whole Gze was
greater. but Whole fguIewas by no means equal
He pcGtiles s,ea, weight, ircngth and attivI.
-, siDd his mule, arc uhsqual:et. TiIofe perfos
wiring 70 poi!ets that moh vsuable &eck, the
Moe, are ,rqu-ied TO view It's Jack and Judge
oil lis p:cten.icns to their preference.
PaAurage gratis, but no refpoafblli,y for acct
dents or c!cares.
lhofc pesiOns who iend 5 mares will have the
feAion gratis for the G.th, by paying the groom's
Tee Of Fifty Cents.
John Ball.
Arlington, County of Alsxand,ia,
March {, 1905. eo3t
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THE PRIZE RAM.

THE premium ofFCRTY DOLLARS, al.
i verified two years Gnec fer the 6nef RAN
LANE, oGone year old 10 be ihewn ia the lpriny
Of 1905, will be adjudged to tie mott deferving
candidate on Tuelday the 3eih April. tiffair, il
not the next fair day. at Arlington, formerly
called Mount Wahington>, tile eaase Of Mr..
Cus,is, at which time the thew will take place
after the manner exPrei1ed in the former adyer.
tifen.eni.
John Ball, Manager.
Arlington, County Of Alex. ...
antfia, March I,lSo5 e'S
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Ex.rGa from the Port Folio Of No0em
Der Cd, 1904.

-
McGis. poyntell, & CO. OF this city propole
- put 10 rc!s Immediately, Lord Feignmou'h's
Memoirs Of the Life, Writings and Corel pom .
d-uce Of S.. WILLIAM Josss. This delightful
biography of rnolt learned fchoiar, not more
remarkable FOX the wonderful extent and variety
Of has tsients. than for the confummate diligence
with waeh lie exercil;1, and the noble uie to
wli,h he applied them, will, we venture to pre-
oil, be pezD;,i with greater interef, than any
wo,k Of ii. c.4is, fnce she publication OF Bol-
wells yohnfon. We have fuded it with the
n,R eas .r cu,ioh;y, and with continued fats.
faaion, ant X i, Ger dury TO recommend It to
every Polise tchoiat, who is willing to be lnefed
and encouraged in the race for literary reno"n.
Ly the slor; US ex,mple CT Sir WILLIAM Jonas,
who. in tie well balanced words OF his elegant
Blo!,aphe', was equally qualified to explore the
Beauties of Nature, the works OF ART, the diie.
m;na,ions of character, and the productions OF
Eiencc.
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Certificate iicm the Right Rev. Doaor!MOo.e,
Blhop. of the Epfcopal Churches Of the fate
Of New.York, and PreGdent Of Columbia
College.
AK edition of the works Of Virgil, Horace,
and SalluR, together with Cxfar's ,Conmenta.
res of the Galiic War, printed oy MeiIfs. Poynt.
eli aad Co. in Philadelphia, having been iusRit,
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Mach 3.
LEASE FOR SALE.

/ qsiN, on SATURDAY, TIE 9Th Of Mar:k,
e6tr far Sale, en- ,br frtmyfts,
The remainder Of my Leaie of Sum.
er.HIL ibeing tour years. to the higheit bid
e., for 70 much per year.
90 The Filing Landing will be let,
feparste from the houle, garden, and plantation.
JOHN WISE.
February 81. eodf
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A Servant 1Uanted.

CASH will be given for Servant
who can be recommended for fobriesy and care
fulnefs, ana who has been accuaomed to the ma.
nasemens of hc1fes. None ellie need apply 70
the Printer.
February u. twawsm,
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Princeton, December q. 1904.

lTMtfssHS '|ftemoef - ioS'H
THIS isTto certify, that the Faculty OF the
College Of New ]e'fey; having examined, Of the
Cll.hcs pubh(h:d by Mears. William Poynteil
and Co, the works of Horace, Virgil, Gear,
and Sallua, have found them unch more elegan,
10 the typographical execution, and NOR: correct
shan III. London editions ufually vsnded IN 'ae
United States, and particularly than the editions
Of l7oo, with which, principally, they have
hsen compared. And the Faculty, happy at
fe=,ng fach neat, and accurate ipecimen OF AZ
merican arts, do cheerfuliy recommend Meirs'
Poyn,ell and Co.'S edition Ct the Clailcs above.
ncn,i,rNl, to the colleges and fchools IN the u
Bilsd States.
Samuel S. Smith, Proficient and Pro.
fefor 81 Bellies lettres aud Moral
Ph,lo!cphy.
jain M0eleas, Pro!eGor OF Natural
ph,loiopAy and Chemitry.!
HHhGm 7bsmjss, PIoielor Of LaDgua.
ges.
Hrr,y KoLsek, Protection o: Theology.
dsSrssv Hxxfer, Protector of Maths.
mates and Autonomy.
William Neil, J Tu,..,.
Allied Ely,
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OOlets, IL
His Dwelling- Honte, in Alexan-
dria,
On the Wet eide of Fairfax. freet, near Duke.
Rreet, now occupied by James II. Hooe, e.
qure.
The lot fronts IS feet on Fairfax
Greet, and extends back IIS feet to an alley Of
10 feet: ALTO,
Two valuable Lots, on the fouth
Gie Of King. Arect, near Coiuu,basArcet. front.
ing twenty ieee, and extending BACK one iur.
bred feet.
Three lots on the ealt fide Of Co.
lumbus freet, part of the fame half.acre lot,
cat fronting z5 feet inches, and extending
back 90 feet.
Three lots on the ealt Gde Of Walh-
ine,on Greet, diAan, no feet northehy from
King Gect. each fronting twenty-five feet Two
inches, two Of .hcm extending back one hundred
feet, the fou;h lot only ninety feet Alto,
A Lot, on the welt fide of WalhIng-
ton rect, oppoG,c ttc horfe OF M. Pile, frcns.
ing twenty feet, and extending back ore hund' cd
feet e: Alto,
A Lot. on the west fde Of airfax-
Greet, and north Eide Oh franklin trce,, trer''ng
feyenry SIX feet On Fairfax freet. and one hon.
died feet on FYaa&.in nlset. II more agreeable
10 Oh. puichafer., this lot will be divided into
three lots, fronting each twenty FIVE feet four
inches on Fairfax freet.
Stephen Cooke.
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ed to the INFECTION Of the Faculty Of COLUMBIA


ed to the INFECTION Of the Faculty Of COLUMBIA
College in New York,
Re6ivel,
That in the opinion Of this board, tn: above
mentioned book, are neatly. &aecurasely printed,
and are hereby recommended accordingly.
BY order OF the Board.
benjamin. MQokE, ,Prefdeut.
New. York, Jan. z. lso5..x
r. GRAY
Eas already received from the Claa6c Pfef,
Virgil, CejGr, and Saltnf,
uflm Delphini. and will be regularly fupPlied
w,th part Of all it. produe tons, which will be
fold by him at the Philadelphia prices, and H.
beral diicouns to thoie who putchsfe to fell
again.
r. c.. has on. hand an extenlive al
fo,tmens OF BOOKS aud STATIONARY,
blank books Of every Description bound in the
mcR elegant manner.
Feb. s.
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N 0 I | G. E.

In the month of March next, the
FUN of Tqvo Hundred axdo6:stetx Dollars, will
become due for two years rent Of the lot on which
the New Theatre is built. The Stockholders
are therefore informed, that unlefs fome provfon
is made for the psymcn, of that fun. the fub-
lcriber will proceed to n-enier, under the autho.
rity of the deed of lcafe.
SARAH PORTER.
February II. cow
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William 7. Peck,

William 7. Peck,
RsteefaLLy informs bis FRIENDS and the PUB.
Lie,
That he has commenced Coach
making, in its various branches. at the mop for {.
rserly occupied by Cbarlt, 50ues, between Ca.
fneron and Queen freets; where thofe who will
honor him with their patronage, may rely en-
their orders being discharged with neatncts and
punauality.
Feb. al. GAVIN
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PUBLIC SALE.

The fnbic riber will exrofe to Public Sale, on the
preusies at Ia O'Clock on Thurfday the 4sh
of April, on credit of three months for notes,
negotiable at the Bank, with approved In
do,fers,
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and
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