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ho;seers, constituting the military
eo, ,gsuy shall be removed under the dl-
aea ,;ap Of the President OF the Y. ?. from from
We Point. and stationed at washington
~" ~ district Of Columbia"
~ 80 ,s,s and nays were taken as follow,
I'D the mo.ion f.jscted I:
N''s yr.s--sIessrs. Gilman, Goodrich, hill
ass Rowland, Kitchell, MattheWson,
Nh n;,eb;,l Packer, Robinson, Smith Cot Ma
ls1sn1l Smith (of New-York), Turner
W. n " essrs. Anderson, Bayard, Brad
- Condit, Crawford, Franklin, Galllard,
1 c,,rp. Me;gs, Milledge, Moore, Pope,
Smith of Ten. Sumter, Thraston, White
Mr. Smith of Md. submitted the follow
;;,o n,ot;on for consideration
7pesolrsd, lha. the President be request
I'd 70 direct the proper officers 10 report to
This House, measures who have been
.dontrct to carry ilso execution the act OF
Cono,.ss of2tst February 1906, appropria-
INC Two million Of dollars Tor oietraying a.
~ extraordinary expences attending the m
,.rcon,se between the u. States and foreign
ra,;ons particularly whether the said two
,.,;;I,io;ls Of dollars, or any portion thereof,
VS. sent in specie or by bills of exchange,
), either France, Spain, Holland or any O.
.ber country, for the purpose ofcarrylng into
.vreution thu said act, and also 70 what OBJ
;rst the sums SO rsnsitted have been applied
9 ar were authorized OF intended to be appll-
ed.
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Public Sale.

By virtue ola deed Of trust from George
CorgeH to the subscriber, TO secure the pay
gnent of certain SUM of money to Doctor
Eharle cartor, will be exposed TO sale, ON
the 9th day of February next, on the premis.
es, PIECE OF GROUND, lying upon
the north side of Dukc-street and east side Of
AfJed-street extending upon Duke-strset Sc
feet and upon Alfred street sS feet to 90
feet alley Also PIECE OF GROUND
lying upon the south side of Duke-street and
TO the westward Of Water.street, extending
upon Water-street ~ feet 10 inches, and
running back 81 feet 10 inches to 10 tess
alley.
James Keith.
January s-le. es@
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DRAGONS drssoons = s = : $3.50
Do. do light artillery $4,000
Forage for the horses of the s.
light artillery l0,Soo
Notifications, arsenals, maya
zines and arnouries 2as.o34 IS
Purchasing maps, plans, Sc. 1850
Contingent expefces $4,000
Salaries to the clerks in military
agents office and Office of IN
spector OF the army $500
indian DEPARTMENT.
Annuities 5000
Trans portatioa $4,000
Pay of agents to promote civall-
cation $4,000
Surveying boundaries 1000
Visits to seat of government $4,000
Rations to Indians at different
posts $4,000
For the purpose Of paying Jas.
Powell, late collector of Sa.
vannah, Sc. 1851 8
Naval Establishment
Pay and subsistence 2s6,O4a
Provisions l2O,S5o 8
Hospital account 5000
Repairs of vessels $4,000
Contingent expences $4,000
Marine e,rhs.
Pay and subsistence l6o,ss2 70.
Cloathing 32,e33 so
Military stores 1854
Hospital account 1000
Contingent account l4,o35
Navy yards, docks, &c. $4,000
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Fran the Correspondent efthe Uaited States
Gazette, at Washington.

s In the account given in the National In
telrgencer Of the proceedings on Thursday,
the 5,h inst. upon the " enforcing bill 1t
IS said Mr.. Smile made some observations
and was replied to by Mr.. Livermore-but
ssusual when any debate takes place not We
ry palatable, the editors remember to have
forgot" what the observations were. Tie
substance, according TO the recollection OF
gentlemen present, was this; Mr.. Smile,
after cxpatiatirg on the wisdom OF the
embargo" and Of the certainty of Its bring
ing G. Britain "to terms" the Usual cant
CT party, said, the opposition to the embar-
GO, proceeded from tories, British agents,
and TIE CORRUPTION Of British s,oM. He was
called upon to repeat his assertions, which he
accordingly did-but observed that he &C
quilted every gentleman in that house, OF
being subject to these charges. lie said we
all must remember Goblet, and how much
ne had affected by the means Of a great deal
OF blarney Of this nature.
Mr.. Liuermore IN reply observed, that he
was astonishcd % hear such language from
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i0rFned III AieXandEla ABOUT year S1nCe.l
ME Ladies and Gentlemen of Alexar.
i andria are respectfully informed, that
more singular and surprising instance OK
the, wonderful Productions of nature, was,
perhaps, never so apparently desronstrated,s
as in the case ofMISS ARAH ROGERS,
a young Lady who has pertorHsed in Balti-
more for some time past, and by the solicita-
tons of q number of reputable families, has,
been induced to spend few days in Alexan
dria, at Mr.. 1Hornton's, King-street, between
Water and Union-streets.
Miss ROGERS is native of New Hsmp-
shire-she was born without the use of either
hands or feet, but the amends made in the
exercise OF her other faculties, suppasses all
human belief without the use of any of her
limbs and with her mouth only, she will
paint elegant FLOWERS and LandScches, .1Ee
Colours, W'ite, Thread Needle, Gu Pateys
or Cloth With the Scissors, held in her mouth,
&c. SC.
Those ladies and gentlemen, who are de.
sirous of seeing the displays of genius exhi.
bited by this Young Lady, and one 81 the fine
arts explored In a most extraordinary man
ner, without the natural use Of the hands and
arms, and with the mouth only, are invited
70 improve the present and perhaps the only
opportunity they ever will have, of partaking
of this delightful and rational amusement, as
they may not in . great number of years, il
ever again, behold SO pleasing and wonderful
sight
Hours of admission every day and evening,
Sundays excepted) from nine O'Clock in the
morning till nine in the evening.
Admission twenty-five cents.
n. b. Large Paintings fit for framing, and
gentemens' Watch papers elegantly execus~
ed by this Young Lady, for sale at the above
place.
January lS,
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Extsact 81 a letter fran. a gentleman at St.
Lop:s, dated 25th No0. 1903.
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THE subscribers trading under the firm OF
7al6stt and Saunders, have just commenced
the TANNING and CURLING BUSI-
NESS in this place, where they have on hand
and intend keeping general assortment OF
IEATHER suitable for Satldlers, Shoemak-
ere. Rookbinders, sc. which they WILL DIS
No.. &c on the lowest terms for cash Or afs-
hroyed notes as short dates.
= Elifha Talbot,
Peter Saunders.
January 81 ~,
p. S. The highest prices given for H'aes,
skias and Bark, which will be received at
their lanyard near the stone bridge, upper
end Of Duke-street, or currying shop, two
doors above the Washington tavern King
''tees' IS.
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for the support of government, during the
ye,r 1902 was laid upon the table in a print
ed form. The following is the estimate of the
ordinary appropriation for the civil list and MI
litary and naval departments.
GENERAL REHABILITATION.
Civil DEPARTMENT. =
7 legislature 23o,2as
Fxecntive $4,000
Department OF state 21,olo
Treasury Department 7s'l27 20
War do 5h7o
N,vy do 1920
General Post Office io'sao
Compensation to Loan officers
and their clerks So'1oo
Surveyor generals department $500
Do of and south ofthe state OF
Tennessee and his clerks $500
r,gGaa%s ofthe mint 10000
Governments III the territories
of the U. S @4'ooo
Demands unprosided for 1000
Judiciary 'o''4'o
Miscellaneous.
na oron,s SEQ
n,;i;tann tensions $4,000
Mint establishment il'1oo
Light houses 20. - =
Surveying department is'ao
Miscellaneous Claims s'oo0
Ia,ercourse zyith Joreig" nations
n:a,oat,o $1,000
~ ~ -, rnwers 10000
$50 60 5000
C C 5000
Military establishment.
Pay of the army 0oo 'eaa
cr 64l,22s 3:
Cls,h;nm 29s,264
Bounties and premiums ls,e0o
M ments al'' $1,000
lamp 4,.ioe eq Sc 10000
nrdnance departmen 5000
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gentleman SO venerable for age as the gen
tleman from Pennsylvania--Who does the
gentleman attempt to villify as toriesBritish
agentsa,ad Persons corrupted By British gold2
Will he dare lift up his voice to calumniate
the respectablelegislaturss Of Massachusetts,
and Connecticut, both Of which have con-
demned the embargo, as ruinous measure;
or has the gentleman the assurance to stig-
Matte as tories, British agents and persons
corrupted with British gold the four thou
sand petitioners, whose petitions, Mr.. =.
had the honor to present; or the numerous
petitioners from various other parts OF the
union Such language is very unbscoming.
Mr.. L.knew not Goblet; that gentleman
might have reasonfor remembering Goblet.
But substituting for argument such uawor-
thy charges, manifested distrust in the
cause-and such conduct was very repre-
hensible.
Mr.. Smile explained-he did not mean
any, the gentleman had mentioned.
Quere-Who did Mr.. Smile mean!
~ e
FABLE ofthe Eagle, Razuk, and OzO6.
The Owls taking the advantage which
the night afforded, gained the ascendancy !;
and elected timid Hawk to govern them.
The Hawk who had long wished for an e.
lection, put on the Robe OF Office with uu-
suspected modestv, and governed them for
some time much to their satisfaction. He
praised them for their patriotism, lessened
some triRing Taxes, and almost made them
believe, they would be able to live without
labor. Times went swimmingly on. But
atlast an eastern Eagle, who had long been
at war with neighboring Lyon, wanting
his. tallons sharpened, demanded of the
Hawk, Dover, for which he offered a
Wilderness, inhabited with vermin. belong
ing to an ellied Goose. The Hawk being
Obliged to comply, agreed to the purchase,
which much pleased the sightless Owls
ile.sed with imaginary Riches, they COM
nlended the wisdom Of the Hawk, and
poured forth prayers to Jupiter for his life.
However they paid dear for them !; for the
w az l3htILuuiS oet"eSn .iie A~"Si~ QUO ~
or, the Eagle claimed another snsaA sl'ce,
to enable him to prosecute the War, andnot
having any thing to sell the Hawk threaten
ed his Neutrality, if he did not comply
The Hawk tearing to let the Owls know
his situation protested against all intercourse
and laid restrictions On them which made
them murmur. Surrounded with difficult
ties on all sides, and not seeing way to
turn himse,f, he at last concluded to resign
his Office. This being the only alternative
he oppointed a Brother Hawk to be his Sue
ce.sor, ard raised an hundred thousand
Crows and BIackbirds to enable him to ex-
ecute the Laws; after which he went into
aigmifed retirement leaving the owls to
mourn their want ofSight.
Concord Gaz.
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a,praaoria TaIp 6sses:a.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81.

MARRIED on Thursday evening last,
by the Rev, Mr.. Gibson, Mr.. CHRISTIAN
Louis BEELER, to Mrs. FREDERICK AU-
ousrA EAxIN, both of this town.
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Lars, aatfd25M Nov. 1903.
Mr. Pierre Chouteau, returned yes
terday with treaty made by him with
what authority | do not know on
behalf OF the United States, with the
Usage Indians-it is reported to contain
every thing that could be desired on behalf
of the United States-should this yuynour
be correct, ny Jcar is, the contract is too
good on our side, to be kept long with good
fai;h on theirs"
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RED LEAD.

Just received by UardszvorM and Butter, o
consignment ct
20 kegs Of Red Lead, from the
Mandatory of DR.. Strong, Philadelphia, sald
to be of a superior quality.
Also, ON hand,
8 casks real Goshen Cheese,
half barrels Pig Pork,
boxes of Sweet Oil, az bottles each.l
set of GARDENING Blocks,
Rec Wine in hhds. and or casks.
CASTLE Soap in boxes, and
A quantity of Cork Wood, for Seines.
January 81. IaW5#
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ARonifhing Female Artih

This young Lauy's performance is entirely
different From the young I.arly' S who per.
formed in Alexandra about year since.l
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THE TWELF7'H DTS DRAINING
OF TIE
Charitable Marine Society
T. u I T &. II Y;


Took place on THURSDAY last, which comb
pletes one third of the whole drawing. The
highest prize drawn on the ath Gay was ~
dollars.
Gain of tire wheel 1881
Former gaia 1868
Total gain, Sl3,lz
The l3th days drawing takes place on
Monday, when the ist drawn blank will be
entitled to $500.
tickets will on Monday advance to Sc so,
and Will continue to advance in price while
the wheel continues to gain.
Ticketo and shares for sale by
4. Gray.
January al
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Vim. G. Newton,
Assignee Of Joseph Yarwood.
DIRECTIONS HOW TO USE
Y 4 K w Il O d s
Patent Waiting Machine.

First fill the barrel half full OF your finest
cloths, than fill The bottom OF the RESERVOIR
with hotsuds up to the side planikSs' III turn tue
Crank backwards and forwards SO IS to make
the coaths fall the hardest against the sides OF
the barrel for about tn en;y-fve minutes, then
nee the same snds with little more soap. and
hot water for tie next finest cloa'l'' u',sii .e
suds arc unfit for use,then.second yo.rf eioa.hs
in the same way with boiling suas, ase. up-
bing little soap on the d'rliess paasso' the
cloaths then ripce them IN the h'a'''itfe IN
warm or cold water.
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soleph MaidcVliN,
eoasBR OF KING and tAIRFAX s7GbA9s.
.ELExAEDkIh
Has received a considerable ace
dltion to his Stock,
md OFFERS FOR S4LE,
90 hogsheads,2 lst and I'd quality
20 barrels MuscevadO Sugars.
1000 ID. Green Coffee
IL tons British Patent Shot, assork d
BIB 30. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese.
20 boxes Mould Candles.
IS bags clean heavy Pepper.
SO lb. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Saltpetre.
S ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpoweer, Imperial, Hyson, Ios og H}'
son, Ayson Skin, and Padre Souchong Teas,
in cua,ter chests, boxes and Cannisters --rnost
of which are equal iii quality to any ever iiss
ported.
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, Lisbon, / en
nerltfe, and Malaga Wines.
a few cases Medoc Claret.
Jamaica, Windward- island, and Nortiie.-
Rum.
Cognac, Bordeaux and pcch Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiskev.
Six hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Mol.sses, HAVANA Honey.
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Choct late,. Rice
Pearl s Common Barley, Basket Salt, Starch
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves, Cassia, Pi.
mento, Race and Ground Ginge,, Cayenne
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Raisins, Almonds.
CurraHts, Madden, Alum, Cepperas, Roll
Birthstone, Chalk, British and i'randywine
Gunpowler, Spanish Segars, Casendish and
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Leiper's
CARROTS, and Hamilton's Snuff, Writing adj
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Bed Cords
ling Lines, &c. &t..
.tober Is.
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LAW BOOKS.

7ua Received, for Ja'e BY R. CRlg
lasts Reports, vol, 9Th.
Cranch's Reports, 4 Volumes.
Fonb!anque Oh Equity, 2 vol.
Peake's Evidence.
Da!Ias's Reports, vols.
hzuni's Maritime Law, 2 vol.
Johnso.l's Reports, 8 vols.
Johnson's Cases, vol lst.
Wilson's Reports, vols.
F.spanasses' Nlsi Prius, 2 vols.
Massachusetts Term Reports, vols.
MacKnalIy's Evidence.
Equity Pleader, 2 vols.
Laws on Pleading.
Bright's Trial.
PIeadel's Assistant.
Cowper's Reports.
Peake's Ni5i Prius.
Keyling's Reports.
August 4.
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mattc Drops
7'svo Dollars her bottle. }

L -
NOTHING is of more importance tina
The preservation OF hea.th-this common lacep
remark however is TOO OFTEN foRGoTTEA
whilst we are active and strong-and pre-.
vention of pain, which is superior to It's cure,
is not sufficiently attended to by any descripti-
on of persons. Among those disorders which
require the most early and unremitting eHo t.
70 eradicate and overcome, none have strong
cr claim upon urnotice than the Gout, Rhe-
natism, Lumbago, Weakness Of the Joints,
.Sprains, elects, the Stone and Gravel, the
-Cramp and every species of Rheumatic Pains
from whatever cause they may have original
eel.--and hence e very relief which can be adj
r,;nistered is too valuable to BE forgotten.--
Tnose personswhos avocations peculiarly ex-
nose them to colds, SC. cannot be too anxious
aa,,vays to pos.ess immediate aid. Sea-faring
persons, travellers, sc. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine WHICH viii
counteract the unp.easans effects Then peri
Ions duties, and especially those pains to which
the;r situation must expose them. To those
who reside in or visit the West Indies, and
8,nar warm climates, theywill be found upon
trial to convey the most lasting service ard
will gradually destroy all tendency to disease
In the human frame, and preserve health and
yigor. Although great variety of prescrip-
,ions have bee published to cure the disorr
ders enumerated above, none has yet equalled
the GOVT AND RHEUMATlCDhO of
DIR. TISSOT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose up.
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
certificates already published of gentlemen so
well known in America, being of the first con
sequence in the state of Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, Of Hampton John Gibson,
ESQ. one of the directors of the Farmers Bank
of Maryland John Maeubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
s,,bb;u. his wife and Mrs. Ryan, OF Cation
Ample certificates and afiidavits OF the be-
he6ciai ELECTS ofthese medicines may be seen
ny applying as above.
March 4
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JAMES BACON

Begs leave to inform his former er,,,
and friends, that he has wig
Recommended the Grocery Bdfr..
At his Store Oh King Near Was3,0n
street. &NEt by
WHERE He oFFERs FOR SALE.
A well chofen aGortment !,
goods, in that line,
Warranhd genuine, harttcu1arlv hi,
TEAS, WINES & LIQUORS
Which are of q superior quality--He viii !
pose of each and every article On the j.,
moderate terms.
May q. d
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JUST RECEIVED,
For sale OILY by JAMES KENNEDY, sen.
King street,
The following highly valuable Medi-
Clnes,
Price dollars per bottle.
Dr.. 7e5b's Natures Rse0rat'Ue
JUST RECEIVED,
A BALsAMIC CORDIAL.


THIS cordial so Justly celebrated through
out Great-Britain and the continent OF Eu'
rope, for It's superior efficacy in the curing
ali disorders excited by nervous lrritaDility,
as we'll as In complaints of complete debility,
whether arising from Irregularities OF living
Z long continued residence in warm climates
sintemperate pursuits. of excessive pleasure
sor that destructive habit of lnconslderate youth
when brings on so prematurely the lnnfinl-
est of CID age.
Inremoying pulmonary affections, asthmas
sand all disorders of the lungs, 1t Is the most
spowerfu. remedy ever yet found, and the reiiei
it has afforded even in the last stage OF con-
symptoms, is without parallel; with regard
TO it, efficacy in this baneful, and unfortunate
" the prevailing disorder in this country ICON
SUMPTION its superlority is such as to have
supp,anted every other medicine.
Those who III advances lie ieel the conse
quences Of youthful excess, will ma them-
selves restored to health and strength, ana all
those melancholy symptoms removed, which
arc the general effects of such causes.
In short, animated by the uniform success
this Invaluable cordial has experienced In Eu-
rope, the thousands it has renovated, when
bending under the pressure OF nervous, con-
sumptive or hypochondriacal disorders lmany
attested proofs of which from emlnentiy DIS
tinguished persons in This quarter OF the globe,
are now in the possession of the proprietor
here, some few OF which are herein published
have determined the introduction OF Ii into
this continent, where its efficacies must soon
become so priced as to make it considered
bene6cent remedy not to be dispensed with
bly, those who arc anxious to preserve Or &C
qure their health.
The chief ingredient Of this cordial is a
pant whose rare and precious salutary virtues
were well known to the Nrabians during the
9th and 9Th centuries, when that people shone
conspicuous over all the nations Of the world
for their learning and Skill In eradicating
banefuI diseases incident to the human frame,
renoyatiag inhrnity to yigor, and restoring
the sscky TO sound and rosy health, and which,
as known at this time by their descendants.
ana used and experienced as the most sove-
reign remedy for Gccayed constitutions, and
every species of nervous disorders. his &C.
ebrated restorative plant has also been hi N
ly estimated for ages, past. amongst the mc-t
en- lightened nations of Greece, and consider
ed By ss.ose wise inhabitants as one of TIVE fret
of their Blessings.
This cordial is also rich and hne III havor,
most grateful To the palate, and the most en-
livcnlng TO the spirits of any yet offered to tn
public ALso'
Dr.. TiDofs celebrated Gom aaa Rhsa
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Aiurtiler PioOf
August 8.
CT

Ya,.vood's useJnl flashing Machine.
We the subscribers have found, on trial,
Joseph Nerwood's Patent Washing Machine
to answerfuIly the intended purpose OF wash
uGg cloaths OF every Lcsc,i pion, and do here
dy recommend them to the public as great
saving of so&p, iabor AMI c!oaths. Given un.
der our hands this day OF June, 1909.
(oigned)
DorotIea k,cuse, Cathinder. Calder, Ann
M.Carren, Martha Abercrombie, Ruth De-
vcn, Rebecca liattcrsley, Nalin ID Brown,
Elizabeth Black, Jane 3. SwanI' II. Dick,
Susanna Rounsayille, Elizabeth Wilson, Eli
zabeth Snyder, Nancy hell, Sarah Kelsen-
ger, Margaret &. Manley, Mary Kendall
Mary Steel, Sarah ,'itzhugh, Mary Dutlcy,
Persia iiodgkin, Carolina Hopkins, Sarah
M>Kenay, Elizabeth Muir, Polly Rhoades, l.
lizabe:h Loasden, Ann Snowdcn, Ann Da-
yies, Mary Bogan, Mary Slade, Eetsey FUR
ncr, Mary Smith, Sarah &. Janncy.
With pleasure do return my sincere thanks
to the above named ladies, &nd many others
who have favored me with their certificates
and cus,o7sl IN the purchase Ct Yarwood's Pa
tent Washing Machine. iinc them stiIi in
great mand 10 this place, but ilId'nE very
great scarcity Of plank to answer the purpose
of making them here, | shall in a lev days Or
weeks commence making them to the 50 uth-
ward Dut will enceayor to supply others at
short notice after my return. | have lew
now made On hand, which can be had IT ap-
piled ior soon.
Vim. c. Newton,
Assignee Of Joseph Yarwood.
July "a.
N. b. Mr.. John Troup will superlntend the
making, and supplying customers in nay alb
sanCe.
WIZ. c.. NEWTON.