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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-09
FROM THE EUROPEAN MAGAZINE.
on the Benefit Of Sab in Agriculture.
nv FORD. ESQ,

By c. FORD, esq.
In my younger days studied much now
to get the benefit Of salt, 70 make the land
yield an increase. To that end, put one
peck Of sals upon every load OF meadow
hay, as it was put in the barn, which had
good effect both upon the cattle and the
dung. And once, when had sown three.
bushels of Raxseed, the ground being
smooth and clean, sowed three bushels
of salt, which had good effect. The
FAX was well coated, taller, and fuller OF
seed than any that I ever had before. Il
wa. Judged there were 6fly bushels ofseed
from the three acres, which, as haxseed
soldthen, would go near to pay for all the
labor that is required ia dressing and clean
ing the fax. Since that have read in Ell
lots Book of Husbandry, of a gentleman
who sowed piece of land with fax, and
salt upon it, at the rate of Eve bushels per
acre, except strip through the middle
The effect was, that where the salt was
sown, there was tall good fax, but the
strip that had 40 salt, was poor, short and
good for little. judge that five bushels
of sal to the acre. was too much tor the
land; but being called off from husbandsy
TO attend 10 other affairs, lett the care
of my farm with my sons, who used no
salt tin spriug 1885. The land being wet
and miry till rear the latter end OF May,
we sowed one acre Of AJAX, and after j. had
come up near fingers length, we sowed a
bushel Of salt upon it, which had very
good effect. The aax grew well to good
height, bat we had DOT quite ten bushels OF
the seed, owing, as | suppose, to the "a.
friendliness of the season. None OF my
neighbors for two miles round had any
thar would pay for pulling; therefore,
whenever you SOW ,laxseed. be sure tina.
you SOW double the quantity OF salt 20
your seed, aud you need not fear but you
will have good crop if the season suits.
advise all TO make the experiment, aud
ny a GLADE 10 their oats, and even their
wioter rye, aud all sorts OF grain that they
sow, and even their Indian corn, az the
rate of two bushels TO an acre. they may
depend on it that every bushei OF salt Will
produce more than Eve times It's price, and
perhaps ten times as much.
The article of manure is very impor
tant Que ia the business OF husbaudry, and
deserves much more attention than has ge-
oerally been paid TO il by the farmers IN
this country. Should any OF them from
the foregoing account, be induced 10 make
trial OF salt, they are requested 10 commu-
uica,e the result TO the public.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-09
JERUSALEM WHEAT.

A email sheaf of Jerusalem wheat bro's
hom. nv the servant, who accompanied
MIR. Whsliey TO Judea, and afterwards
..sd az ! siru at an obscure ale house IA
Dubliu, opened by his servaas oy mere ae-
e,arn, a,,rscsed the notify Of an experience
ed farmer.--Aftsr 50 macy years as's
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-09

seven.esn loads add six stone, allowing y
stous 70 the load. The straw was nearly
eight feet long. II have a machine for
cutting the straw feed my horses wstn
it, and they are healthy, tat, and Iu'l q
spirits. They have had no hay aor oats
through the winter. s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-09
NEW YORK, Iannary1.

A gentleman who arrived here ia the
schooner Maria Theresa. from Havana,
has obIlgingly favored US with the follow.
ing translation Of the official account Of the
re-capsure of Bueuos Ayres.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-09

troops i multitude Of people, vho
were more deficient Of agood conn ' "
than courage to oppose your inteutio,' s y
at present, penetrated with the hiabsa
thusiasm and valor, they are re,s
throw off hateful yoke, aud dsmoss,.
that the courage shewn by the inhsbs
of Ferrol, the Canary islands, and D. \
Rico, is not a stranger to those OF Bn.
Ayrgs. i come at the head Of wri,ds II
plined troops very superior to yours. q 4
maritime forces that occupy the moub Il
the river, will not leave retreat for :
excelleucy. Thousands Of inhaon,s'
well armed, full of honor and courage
Iywait for a signal from me to over,6.
the British troops. The just es,e.a h
50 the courage of your excellcucy. the p,sU
generosity of the Spanish nation, and D. y
horror. that Inspire the des,ructiop !
s,en, induced me to give your excell,,,,
this advice; andI expect that as your ),
cellency is we'll acquainted with your Do,
lous situation, without resource, you ss|
les me know 10 tAe precise term Of df.s
minutes, il you are disposed to dssn
rate effort, and give your troops up to AZ
tai destruction or surrender to genersa
enemy.
May our Lord guard your excelea,
many years.
(Signed)
SANTIAGO LINERS. |
/" Army before Buenos Ayres, AL
gust 10, 1906.
/" To the very excellent
sir VIM. Carr Beresford"
This letter was answered with the fh
lowing lines:
tsI have taken thi. town after I've VI.
tories: its fate arms. will decide.
(Signed)
"BERESFORB"
On the 1ish August our troops attacked
and entered BY assault a. the Resra,vher:
we took guard of afty men prisore,.
We entrenched ourselves here, and placed
"a FOUNDER facing every ssree. al
night several skirmistes between our pa
troIes and the advanced guard of the eas.
my took place.
18th. All this day and night severd
skitmishes between the Cataioniaus aai
the enemy; our artillery fred also OF the
British shipping, and did damage. Our
long expected long boats, 10 which We
place great hopes, are Dot arrived yet
18th. At 10 O'Clock this morning ou
brave Ca,aIonians, the Blandengues aad
Dragons on foot, attacked .he emmy on
all points. Our artillery was placed front
ing the Retro, and several "a Founders al
every street, takiag the eusny be.9etn
two Gres. The attack continued very 10
till evening, when the English Gag va
pulled down and he Spanish hois'ed. la
enemy surrendered themselves prisoner
Of war, bns the officers are to have the no
nors. The British general and otfs:r
were quarteied in several houses, aad u:
troops locked up in The corposatlor noasi
The eoemy has had many killed and wound
cd and we have also great lass. O9t'
i4'h Te Dcum was sung with great reJoi'
logs.
lhe English vessels at Barragau BA
have all escaped. Of four ships OF %
line tha. presented themselves b@tore M
narbor, one was suuk by ;hc forts, s7
we're stranded, aud the other escaped.
The CasPard Of n .gons, ooe OF j'
rome Bonapar,e'a squadroa whoa W
supposed to have foupdersd, has arrived
HrHct
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GIeransrta DAILY aabsrt:sst'
FRIDAY, JANuARy 9.
From Wash:;ngton, ian. 8.

From Washington, jan 0,
Almost the whole day has been exp3haF'
in discussing motion made to recommlt Nv
slave bill to select com nittee. Fac prlncr
pal object fer recommitment "vas to pro' .E.
SEINE way to take cara Of the negroes ta''
might hereafter be imported contrary 70 ls'
provisions Of that bill; and that, tho loren.
ed, they ehould not be sold, for the benen' !"
the United States. After two hours ana %
half debating the recommltment was carrlss
In Senate Mr.. Tracy has reported blii 10.
the coming of silver 90 cent pieces and silf''
Q cent pieces.
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Extract from London Periodical paoii-
cation, dated Oct. 1905.
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coNGREss--HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVE"

CoNGREsS--HDUsE OF KEHNEsEN = IT
Tuesday, January 6.
Mr.. Early, Of the cansm'stee OF ev '.a
merce aud manufactures, reported ~,
providing for a survey Of the coast OF s -,
u. S. witi,ip 90 Leagues Of the shore. ~ :.
Georges Bank, &c. fhe bill leaves, " -
the direction Of the president. ard al'o"'
the use of public vesseis II necessary ~ y,
Il had two readings and was refsrreu law
the COMMITTEES of she whole for aoa'7
next.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-09

The CasPard Of ~ gans, ope OF je
rome Bonapar,e'a squadroo whoa W.
supposed to have foupdered. has arrived
Brest.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-19

enemy so henious an offence in Virginia
Heaven preserve US from such Virginians
The law gives the right to the very species
of organization contemplated; and if the
law had not specially authorised it on the
present occasion, the people who compose
the legionary body would still have the
right to organize the legion, as your fellow
cit zens of Pennsy lvanis actually have done,
and who have rendered their services and
have had their services accepted.
presume that having she wn the unac-
quaiitance OF the writer With his subject,
and with the very principles which he at
tempts To discuss, that l shall be excused
from noticing any part OF the writer's es-
say, which appears 20 he an illiberal at
tempt TO injurc the reputation or shake
pubic confidence in individuals OF acknow-
LEGGED worth
trust also. that 7 shall be excused when
say, that under the existing militia sys-
ten Of this state and other states, the or
ganization is totally inadequate to any USE
fui military purpose. 1t is ridiculous at
any time to consider tie militia institution
as All hierarchy, in which the MARI of s,eni-
as and the num5scaH, &c in upon equal
terms and reach the highest ranks of com-
mand and honor, merely from the merit of
having kept piece of parchment in 4 bu-
reau 10Y an equal or greater number of
years.
Every military system that has vet been
founded on principles so prepoSterous has
failed The Romans ofoltl, and the French
| IN modern times, furnish evidence too po-
tent TO be shaken, and too well known to
'nen OF intelligence to require any specific
quotation.
Ii Is not from hierarchy that America
is 60 expect the defence of h.r liberties.
but from the talents which exigencies call
into action, and which the ordinary m,li-
TIA system IS not calculated to produce. Mi
litia officers are not prccluded from ctfer-
ing their services as volunteers many of
these VINO are contemplated to compose
the legion are already Ceicers of militia ;
but IL is surely a very ext raordinary thing
! that wnen number Of tie most reputable
citizens come forward Ca Offer their SER
! vices to the public for the whole war. that
they should be tolj they n lie . CHIT to vo-
! lnnteer but not to rgcomn Snd those urder
! whom they would wish to serve, and in
whom they have mere confidence, han they
can place in th.t kind of quail fcati n
which the writer calls long standing, and
he might W tn equal prop icty have unt-
ed ther pretenaions on long sleeping-tc
sucii writer, and politicians would request
good nap -NcqHies cant ia hGce.
A MILIrIA CoRPoRAL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-19

1t is singular kind of vihdicaeion of the
right OF search which is offered in the Bri-
tish account OF the visit to the Chesapeake.
y man comes IN his own name and demands
the right to search all my effects in my own
mouse, contrary to law and custom-and
then, as his justification, tells me that 7
may so and search his own house, where
expect to find nothing and want nothing
and may be liable to prosecution for the
attempt without any sufficient authority
This is cheap selling of national rights at
private sale.-Saiem Register.
hletter from New-York, dated August
Z, says -" Our city is'frce from yellow
teveri but an epidemick called the inn,,-
enza Is so common that more than s. 600
are now afflicted with it."-.furcsa. =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-19

couragins circumstance, N attempt may
be made, which may involve in its conse-
quencesvery many victims of delus,on, as
well as many of its violence-Upon all
these considerations Mr.. Peasants, is it
not incumbent on US as duty we owe our
selves as well as in mercy to our untaught
fellow creatures, to restrain the abuse Of
that lenity which we are so well disposed to
practice towards them, and not to suffer
them by too great indulgences to rush head
long upon their own destruction!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-19

british naUy--By the Official report Of
the distribution Of the British naval force,
down to this day, it appears, that there are
now at sea, S3 sail of the line, seven ships
from so to "a guns, l21 frigates, 144 sloops.
and 1913 gun-brigs, &c. making a total of
523 ships Of war, exclusive of those in or
binary, building, repairing, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-19

To The Officers and othe,. Citizens comic
sing tie Militia # Yirginia.
FELLnw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-27
LONDON, Ian. *

Bonaparte y the Hambursb Debntirs-A morn.
ing paper gives the following ltatement of III.
interview between Bonaparte and the Deputi,.
from Hamburger:
The accounts from Hamburger give mott
diitreiiing details of the fate of that city, and
moit curious account, for the truth Of which we
can vouch, OF the reception the IDENTITIES Froo,
that City experienced from Bonaparte. he
tuisd even 10 receive their propofals, and treat
ca them w'th the utmolt rigour and contempt
He told them, that he conceived the mrai,,re.
he bad taken were the only means of forcing
G. Z. to make Peace 20 and that. tber, f,rsS
nothing !hou!d induce him to depart from them
In vain they told him that Thirty bopf5 bal
E"eHD JGi''H IN Hainbwgb in confrquence cf
thole meaiurss' His unfseIirg Aulwcr was;
" 80 much the better in as much as II will rri,,
many more than that number in ENGLAND -
stu they told him, that 1st/c7eragce in thar
Meg/"rt q0omd redper the spboIe cir of Ham
bmg6 to B9HkrRbieg His Anfver was AGAIN
90 H'uch the better; fbeD ven zUW net be abL
10 carry an gow' Comnierciai igferconrE, qe;,b r..
Britain ~ AgainG this brutal exuItation tbev
ventured to oppoie the dreadful effects which
WouId arie from the whole commerce of the
world being topped Ills reply was; " Tqv;B
u 10 came to this bifcb, fbaf fbfte HouIl be ma
commerce at aH! Tbe land oalg H,4Ybe fjnsJ.
end t5ere NaH oniy be EXCHANGE Of linen agaigH
caffIe, mil II Gram agai1R CIof5i The fourth
century mutt be revived before lbe Uorll ran ke
yedacsd fo its FRAZER Sfofe P' lie faid he knew
be honid be called Caligula and Nero. He
cared not for IL. lie allowed that his own Sea-
ports would he ruined but he coald not helm IT,
lie declared that the Deputations which he
knew were on the road TO him from N1gtz Boz.
deus, &c. &c. with remonitrances aeaisA his
Decree againt the EngGGl, fhouid not be az
mltted INTO his rrsience. After repeatedly Csi-
Ing A9wb~rY6 D.; " U7e ejhs >71y'ejis,'' hs c0a-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-27

John ALCOCK,
INFORMS THE Ciii&ea5 Of Eiebmoai and the brJIie
general, thai be has ngoVel 10 s City of Richmond
TD5ere be ba' opened complete 5ytqgeai If l1e,eban-
Siz-, next deer to NlcgrI. Pre1:r end 11Oaeure's
FerGas Ser. -aAd shpafte the E-,si e.: eagEqizr
partly eftbe Following Articles -
\ ONDON Spring, Pannel and hand Saws, CAT
4 4 teel and German do.
Catteei Files OF every defcription,
Till Locks, brafs and iron,
Wood Screws of every Gze,
Cd. I'D. * Cd. wrought Sprigs,
lod. & GOD. wrought Nails
Cd. & Sd. fine drawn Couts,
Saddirr's Taeks of every fize,
Erais Nails, Straning & Grit Webb,
Plated Bride Bits Afford,
Do ftirrup Irons 90.
Brais mounted Neel blade Squares,
Brats and Iron chamber door Lock, of every
Gze,
Stock Locks of all lizes,
Looking and Ladies dreiling ClaTes,
Plated Moulding,
Silver mosnted Whips of every fze,
Carpenters & Joiners Tools of every delerp-
ton.
HI0, an aG6rtment Of DRY GOODS.
SuPerfine Cloths and Callimeres
Bennet's Velvet aud Patent Cord
Manchester Stuhs,
Fashionable Silk Hofe,
Rofe and Duffell Blankets,
Coarie Linens and a number of other art
cIes too tedious nlert all of which will behold low.
December Is. IT,
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TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY

IN p1c/IaHsf Of Detd IF 7ryf, fran Nu. Bentley,
Ejs. eseeutei on tie 2sD DIV Of fan. 1906 and re-
esrdea in tie Riea.ord D,7 Court, in o,dc, TO yai6
tie in" efF* b9ad,e dollars due to A,n Bckey zvifS
tie expenfes sfjaie.
4 TRACT OF LAND in the county of Cooch-
"A land, On Beaver-Dam Creek, containing hun
dred acres more or lef it being thar part of the Tract
OF Land formerly owned by VIM. Ronalds, which was
ioid under decree of the High Court of Chanecry,
in the fute Jeferfon Ronalds Representative, and
whereof the iad Bentley became the purchaf.r or TO
muth thereof as a be efficient to rafe the fad fun
OF money and the expences.
The iale will take place Gooehland Court-Houfe,
on Monday the Goth day OF April next
L. CARRINGTON,
j. WICKHAM, l'y'eT'.
Richmond, March 90. ,dC
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-27
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

WILL commence on Thurlday the 9th day of
w April next, the Snth6eld Jockey Club races,
over the Wind(or courie.
IL Day-TheJoekey-c club purfe, S 800, four mile
heats
I'd Day-Will be run a SweepRste, one mile
heats twenty dolls entrance half forfeit, three hor
les entered the fnberPton left open uni! the
ing preceding the race.
Sd Day-The proprietors purfe, two mile heats
5 $50, eertainly but as there will be iurplus after
making up the Jockey Club purie and which is to
be applied towards encreaGng this purie, the proba-
bilty is, that it will be worth the winner one hun
dred & eighty or two hundred dollars. New Marke,
rules to govern.
NATHl, YOUNG. seery.
The Subscribers who have taken the management
frhe eourfe, having taken great pains 70 put the
tract in eligible order, aud pains win be fpared
to render the accommodation satisfactory, it is hoped
that gentlemen who attend will meet with fuch fare
as will claim rprobation-Stableage and litter graft,
to race hories.
THOS. HANCOCK,
WILSON DAVIS
March II. Nv.
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NOTICE.

BY virtue of three Deeds of Trua, executed to the
anderiisned, by William Cooke, of the county of
Goochiand, (aiid of record, in the court of that
county) for the purpofe of fecuring the payment
OF debt due to John Shelton aud SON, and fun
dry other debts due to John l.. Harris, s Co.
will be expofed to isle, to the highen bidder, FOR
ready money, at Goochland (Court Houle,) OH
the 81 day of March next:
a TRACT OF LAND, the property of faid
drrwood lying in the county of Goochland, adioia-
ing the lands of John Markham, John Lewis, Lewis
Powers, and others; containing between three and
tour hundred expreed faid leveral Deeds
of Truft.
FREDERICK HARRIs,2
WILLIAM MILLER, 1Fy'eef'
February 81. (tdc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-27
CITY Election.

THE Electors qualified by law to vote for Com.
MON CoUNcIL.MEN s. ALDERMEN of the
city OF Richmond hereby notified to afIenble on
the irtt "Wednesday in April next, and caufe to be
ehoien eghs fit and proper perious from each ward
to ierve as common Councel-men and Aldermen for
one year. The election for Jeflerion ward, will be
held at the Court Houle, for Madifon ward at the
Eagle Tavern, and for Monroe ward at Mr.. Thomas
Whites new brick houfe, near the old Academy the
poll will De opened ia each ward, preciIely a, 10
o'clock. JOEN =. PRICE S.,r,
March 90 ,rS
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Join ALCOCK,

: INFORMS his friends and the public, that he Ai
: carries on his CABINET MANDATORY
IN all ITS branches He has removed his Ware Room
IN the front houie of William Ans, Efq. and ad-
joining the Fire lnluranee Office, where he has large
fnartIty Of ready made work on hand, which he will
fell low He hat;ers hmlf that if any per(ons are in
want OF any thirg i'll the Cabinet line, they may be
fNPPiied. arm determined to have good warranted
work done on the Lowell terms. Any orders left at
my Ware-Room with ~r. John Gray, my foreman,
Or at my fore ihail be purctualy attended to, and
great care taken in delivering the furniture.
December I9. ~
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NOTICE.

e Ii. peffaas having claims againG the ena,e of
y William Maaen, Geeeafed, Of CbeaerdeId
county, wherein am concerned, are requeted to
bring them forward their accounts properly anthem
iiea,ed on or before the fri day of April next, as
Proyilous may Ne made for the difeharge o the fame
ALI, all ,hofr having claims agaiul the elate Of An
drev Scott, deed, Of laid county are requeHed to
come forward; and thofe indebted, to pay IF their
repetiive accounts, no indulgence will br given,
and this notice plead in bar, Of any claim brought for
ward, after the above date as intend to eiofe my
administration, to April court.
ROBERT M'TYRE, 1Ada,'y of
ANDREW SCOTT.
March 10. q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-27
NOTION TAvERN!

DDEN u MOORE have taken the WASH
~ INGION TAVERN, adjoining the Capitol
Square lately occupied by EDWARD HALLAm. AT
coniiderabie exPence, they have provided themfeves
with excellent accommodations for their friends: and
invite theirs and the public patronage. They are
determined to keep good table and as genteel an
Inn as any in Observation-Disclosures ROOMS, ad-
Joining the Tavern, and every neceiary attendance,
for families travelling-Both the Co.partner ha-
wing been we-veried in this buineis, fatter them
elves with the expectation of rendering general fas-
faction.
Richmond, February II. IT.
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WILL BE SOLD,

WILL BE SOLD,
On TIE Premy5s, zUbom r5a,Ve, to Ne bigBzR 6iAArr
Bet7pssn The bOurt Ell and l2 oeloeE, 1onday tbs
sob i1f. TIRE toiio7eizg PROPERT7", VIz:
NNE two-Gory BRICK HOUSE, 4c by 90 #.
Z do. Jingle do Wood do. so - ls-
Four do. do. do do.
All neatly inled and calculated for dwelling fea-
ted on handfome well ncloed Lots OF Shoekc- Hill,
in the City of Richmond; known in Duvals plan, as
No. lol = No. 100, flrveyed by VIM c. Paine
TERMS or PGTJfENT:
400 Dolls. in calh--lO5O dolls. on the 25th Of
June, iso7-Half OF the reiidue the 18th Auguli-
And the balance the l4th AuguG, 1903.
Satisfactory titles will be made the purchaGer, on
the receipt OF tie money.
ARCHIBALD PLEASANT,S, jr.
March 6. eotdf
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TO THE pIJRTJC
o" |rd@sjddv he ff Of AprH next, 7vW eOm,vc1ec tie
JaA IF Nm. Priebards, zObOie Sioek in Trqdl,

On WrdasIddv ne |T Of april next, 7vW eOmsc1ec Tie
Jah Of nm. Pyicbayd5, qDbo!e Sioef in Tradl,
.."..."coTSis7IHG oF.......
4 VERY EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF BOOKS
in all arts and licences, ofthe lateR and beft e.
diiions together with great variety of STATI-
ONdR7- ARTICLES-Paper Blank. Books, OuIs,
Ink Powder, Waters, Sealing Wax, Morocco Poek-
Ct Books fine Cutlery, Playing Cards. Mathematical
lmitruments, Parchment, Drawing Paper.
Also :-Modc and Mufeal Iniruments-Fuc-
toned Piano Fortes with additional keys Vions, Ca
rioneiS' German Flutes, &c. Church Organ, four
Reps and mahogany cafe.
bibles, TeRamen;s, Spelling books, * will BE- m,
up in dozens to accommodate Shop Keepers and eoan-
try Stores
The iile to continue from day to day until The
whole 0ook is dfpofed oG.-For every fun above
twenty dollars, fx,y days credit will be allowed for
negotiable notes with approved fee,rity.
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