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BALTIMORE. Tune Of.

;;nla schr. Enterprise, Todd, 90
Sow, ST. Barts. June 4, lat.A28, long.
CO. GO. spoks trig Dartmouth ior New Or
lean Ms .eb~. sIoraing Star, Smith, IS days
1A'2 ps,rsroa. Lett there the Sd instant
lsoi'' -. Gorhara, Of Baltimore, just ar
sehi.b r;q----, Howard, of Philadelphia,
I ,:ssb,yeing brig Hunter, Of Portland, for
elss.'' ., p 3 with French passengers
o'sN $ CO. With the schr. Yarmouth, tor
r gu, OF Long Island, spoke schr.
l5 !, and Susan, % days from Baltimore.
rs scbr. from Baltimore had not obtained
entry ar Ba,Yacoa, there were some
gonbts whether it would be any longer
MORT of entry-~they We're waiting The deter
,nination Of the government at HAVANA on
that head. Che captain reports that shere IS.
me greatest distress among the trench
thousands endeayoring to get away, but
vessels not to be had-5 or 8 vessels had
sailed for New Orleans, full OF passengers.
Also sehr John, Barrier, II days from
ST. Barts.
Also, schr. Two Margarets, Lewis, %
days from ST. Jago. Left goth ulf. sthoon,
er Blossom, ct Baltimore, uncertain, and
the ship Elizabeth, Of do. for New ORLEANS,
in lew days, with passengers brig Men
tor for Baltimore in a. few days; orutus,
Philadelphia, do. and about sixty others,
names not rycollectcd. OFF Havana, spoke
schr. Sea Flower, of Alexandria, for N. Or
leans.
Also, ship Grand seignor, Bolton, II
DAYS from IIavanna. Left there 9Th inst.
schooner Messenger, for Baltimore, to sal
the 18th brig Greenwich, for do. in few
DAYS brig Betsey and Polly, Selby, tor
Philadelphia do. The brig susannab, tor
Philadelphia, sailed the day before. Sailed
in co. with ship Minerva, OF Savanna, tor
Boston, (supereargo dead3. In lat SO, spoke
brig Columbus, which sailed same day,
bound TO Salem.
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..,s,,,h itself. are preserved at Guys
tn t.s;,s,': and it IS understood that Doctor
~ ',,.s - drawing up a complete his tory of
G ~ s,aole cas-, TO be laid before the public
u.g ,sr +, the Philosophical Transact MS, or
some Other periodical wors 81 Many q the
a ssn;ves he swallowed were 0H1sinches long,
sS'.a,o,e inch and quarter across the Wid-
an art art Of the blade ana handle.
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Warrington Society.

THE Members of the Washington Soci-
ETY. of Alexandria, arc hereby requested ID
attend regular stated meeting of the sal
Society, at Mr.. Cations hotel, on TUESDAY
the fourth day Of Juty next, at IL O'Clock, il
the forenoon. They will be attended by th(
Children of the Washington Free School
for the purpose Of exhibition and examine
ton, and particularly the scholars who hay
been placed in the Latin school at the e.
pence of the Society.
By order of.the standing committee,
G. Deneale, Seey.
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FRIDAY. 3ls1e %.

FRIDAY, f7kpe %.
The house took up. The bill from the Sc
nate, renting certain penalties and for
FIXTURES, and for other purposes. Read
twice and referred to committee of the
whole house on Monday.
It authorizes the President to remit all
hues and penalties aear,es. by the importa-.
ton Of slaves into ttls liIed States from
the islands of Cuba ar s.f 5>a.fago, where
it appears to him they rese forced from
such islands: 1t autnos. sss the President
10 make such arrange .nsnts With the French
minister as shall enable h,fn to transport
such of the unfortunate. exitles to France as
shall wish to go; and prohibits the vessels
carrying them taking Oh board other stores
than is necessary for the voyage. 1t also
appropriates $1,000 dollars to render such
relief to the emisrants-as their necessities
may require, and all expences incurred I'M
der this law to be. charged 10 the French
government on behalf OF the French sub
iects.
A communication was read transmitting
the information asked for by a resolution Of
the house Of the l7rh, inst. relating TO the
funding system.
4 The engrossed bib relating TO a reduction
of the naval establishment was read the
third time, and passed.
The engrossed bill FOR deirayslg the con-
tlngent expences Of both houses OF Congress
during the present session. was read the
third time, and motion nadeto recommit
the bill, for the purpose. OF seriking ont the
section making an appropriation for the IL
brary, was lost, when the bill was passed
ayes 60, noes 81.
The house again went into committee of
the whole house, MIR. BAgsETT in the
chair, on the non-intercourse.act, Mr.. Jack
sons amendment to open the ports to the
armed vessels Of France and England, un-
der consideration.
Mr.. 9acAson observed he had modified
his amendment, by inserting all nations
whatever,
Debate arose thereon.
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N O T c. E.

THEsubscriber intending shortly to leave
this place, requests all to whom he is in
debted to call and receive payment; and all
who are indebted to him are hereby request
ed to call and settle their accounts, as my
circumstances will not justify any longer In
diligence
Samuel M'Claud.
June 8. eosw
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A1uration. Of DemocrQcg,

Mr.. Cheetham, editor Of The american
Citizen, has a5Iursd 9smocracg IN the iol-
lowing terms. Perhaps SO much political
truth was never before condensed INFO SO
small compass.--Freemaa's 721rHal.
Demoeracy.-I'he edisors Of the Baltl-
more Republican, are pleased sometlmes 70
compliment ms, under the appelanon OF
democrat, on my editorial productions. As
| think it impossible orany man o. ordnia-
~ understanding to be a deaa0crat who is at
tached to our republican cons utu1ons, !
hope they will permit ne. % alscialgn an
which implies much oEturbu-
lenee and misrule.s IdEny thai there IS
particle of democracy ia our 's2anlssltgtlons,
and | would oppose Its sas1stlon among
as -
sAnsT
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CentrevilIe, Oct. lA-(l7l la,
N . T / G E.

Elisha JANAEY having by his ind
ture duly executed and dated the 29thg
of last month, conveyed to the subscri
the whole of his estate real personal x na
ed, in trust for the purpose of dlsposini'
the same and applying the proceeds the
to the payment of his debts--all those
debted to the saidEHshaJanney,by bond,
note, or book account, are hereby requcE
to settle the same with Mr.. Michael cen
and those who have claims against the
Janney, will be pleased to render them VII
90 days from this date, to the said Cleary "
may be found at the said Janney's county,
room on his wharf, and IS duly authory2
for that purpose by o
Richard NJ. Scott, 719N
June 9. w
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FOR SALE,

A Tract of LAND, containing 272
situate in the county of Lancaster, sVira
on the main road leading from Richmo5|
Lancaster court house. five miles from
latter and four miles from Deep Creek, OIL
Rappahannock. The improvements ary
good dwelling house, kitchen, smoke hi
corn house, large barn and store hous
new, and handsome apple orchardo f az
500 trees. Upwards of 300 acres of til
bove land is we'll timbered with oak, che!
and hickory. The terms will be made k1S
by applying to Mr.. p. 7rihlen, of AleS
andria, or to the subscriber adjoining
place.
Edmund Denneyg
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE,
THURSDAY, June %.
[coNcLuDED.
T Taken for tie Alexandria Gazette.

The bill authorising the reduction Of the:
naval establishment, passed in its original
form, with an unimportant amendment, a.
motion to sell 1.-THE gun-boats being lost, ayes
IS, nays z53, and was engrossed for 4 third
reading tomorrow.
mr.. EsdIzvin Gray got leave Of absence from
Tomorrow till the end of the session.
a bill to finish and furnish the senate
chamber was read twice and made the or
der of the day fer Saturday,. a
The house resolved itself into a. commit
tee of the whole house on the bill for fixing
the next meeting of Congress, lNr. N1Qe0n
in the chair and after an Intellectual attempt
to alter the day named in the. bill, the COM
mittee rose and reported the bill without a.
mendment, when the house immediafrly
took UP the same, and several attempgs
were then made to fix the day in ID ecenbsr,
January and February, and lost, whenEN{e
house agreed to the original day in the bill;
and it was read the third time and became a
law.
The day is fixed for tie 4th Monday in
November.
The house went into committee of the
whole on the bill for defraying the contin-
gent expenses Of the two houses of Con-
gress, Mr.. Cuts in the chair. The appro-
priation blank was filed with s 5000. Mr.
Randolph moved a new section, making a
further appropriation for the support Of the
library, which was agreed to-, and S 1000
annually appropriated, when the committee
rose and reported the bill, and the house
took it up and adopted it with amendments,
tc be read a third time tomorrow.
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Port FoA0.


Worked on a Hearth Rug.
FAIR one, take heed how you advance,
Nor tempt your own undoing;
If you're too .Jorzyard, fearful chance;
A shark may prove your ruin.
SONG,
U11tten By a son Of she Poet Burns, at Me.age
20 gffieen.
HAE We seen in fresh dewy morning,
The wild warblinc red-breast 'ae clear
Or the low dwelling snow breasted gowan,
3 Surcharg' d with mild evenings soft tear
Oh, then have ye seen my sweet lassie,
The lassie | loe best of a.;
But oh, from the hame of my lassie,
I'm many long mile ava.
Her hair is the wing of blackbird,
Her eyes is the eyes of dove,
Her lips are the mild blushing rosebud,
Her bcson's the palace OF love.
Alas, when sat down to study,
now can do nothing a.;
Ny book indeed keep my eyes on
Ny thoughts are with her that's ava
Oh love, thour't dear lecting pleasure,
The sweets we mortals here know,
All, soon isthy heav'n brightly cleaning,
O'ercast WI thedark of wo'.
Thus the moon on the dark changing ocean,
Delights the wan sailors glad eye,
When red rush the storms of the ocean, M
And the wild waves, dark, tumble on high 1
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BROAD SWORD EXERCISl
THE WHOLE SIX DIVISIONS.

Gentlemen wishing tuition inthis art
be instructed by applying as above on md
rate terms.as practised In Europe. The
Of broad sword offence and defence is
most essential Of all military acqulrementS
June "a. DIST stawts
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SONG,

UriHen By a son Of ne hoet Burns, at tAesaasge
%.e gffeen.
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"a &
SHIP ,ME1MazlR NEWS.
Port Of Alexandsrsa.

ARRIVED
Schooner Venus, Stanwood, Boston
balast--to the master.
Barque Edward, Emery, Newburyport
boards to Lawrason and Fowle.
Brig Louisiana Packet, Hill, Norfolk
sundries--to Newton Keene.
CLEARED.
Schooner Traveller, Somers, Darien-
by Daniel Mclean.
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FOR SALE,
June "a.
The Brig Betlsy,

tE7N The Brig Betisy, /.
EHSk%Ae AS she returned from sea,
burthcn 1875 tons, or $40 bal
rels. she is now discharging atGeorgetoW
and will be here in few days, and may D
seen at Z. Janney's wharf.
The BErsEY is well found and may be SCI
to sea at very little expence.
If not sold by private sale in all nextweeI
she will be sold at public yendue on Mondi
the third of July next.
John Roberts,
Charles S. Dade.
June "a. d74
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June o..
PROFILES,
Four for twenty-five Cents.

N TR. CROMWELL presents his cor
1VI pliments to the Ladies and Gentlenl
of Alexandria, and tenders his services asl
Portrait, Miniature and R0h1
Painter,
Those persons who wish correct likenesl
accurately Painted, at low price, will ple|
to apply as soon as possible at his painti|
rooms, Fairfax street, opposite SHUTS 4
culat;ng Library.
Any likeness thought incorrect will be \
en- again gratis.--Profile frames OF Varls
patterns.
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us at every hazard, for Of all anarchies and
tyrannies, the anarchy and tyrannyof demo-
cracy must be the worst. Iconsider demo-
cracy be government in which the peo-
pie assemble, continuously OF course, make
their own laws themselves and execute
them themselves. Is there a single feature
in our government of this character Ihave
often said, and Inow repeat, that DEMO.
CRAZY ceases wheYe DELEGATION begins.
Call me REPUBLICAN, if you please, for to
that distinguished name am entitled, but
Lam no democrat.
The Prickly Pear, on which the Cochi-
neal subsists, is found in various parts OF
South Carolina, near the sea, where anci-
emily the Spaniards maintained fortifica-
tons. The plant is supposed to have been
brought from Mexico; but the Carolinean
insect is said to surpass the Mexican in
beauty Of color. The Cuchineal is an arti-
Gle of great profit in Mexico, whence it is
exported 80 the value Of millions of dollars.
There appears no room to doubt, that its
cultivation will be extended so as to give
our country another precious article for Elk
change with the rest of the world.
(North Amer.)
Industry miserablg abpHed.--Mr. PIER
sol, respectable iron-merchant in this city,
was. some time since robbed of stove
which, as is not uncommon here, lay at his
door at night. BY fortunate accident he
discovered it, and detected the thief, who
was committed to jail. Onbeing examined
he confessed the fact, and gave an account
of all his marches and counter marches in
the theft, and in disposing of the property.
And it appeared thathe had spent SO much
time ia the felenious employment, that the
nett proceeds Of the sale of the stove, which
be had disposed of at allow rate Of about five
shillings per day, for the whole number of
hours employed in the business, although at
his. regular profession he could have earned
dollar.
Part Folio.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-29

sir sail 'cahsured by Daaish Gan beats
that two ~ three ccndemnatious had been
made on very frivolous pretences; that the
Danes would respect all vessels having Ell
Their the Danish or French Consul's certih-
care, and suffer them to proceed-reports
eighty vesseis at So. Peter6urg, seized nm
der american eoiors" by the Russians, being
vessels from England; that only one vessel
Of all those at Gottenburg, had or would
attempt to so up; did not know her fate"
We know of no snch number going to
RussiQ-suhhoSe British vessels zpi,h ASST
inflated papers. american veSSeis knegv CT
the existence If The Russian ukase, and
.zvauia or bound 10 Russia J take care to
giUe England good birth. Baltimore T..
Post.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-29
SEVILLE. July 10.

Conclusion Of the .4dvices from 1Hadrid.
We know positively that IN Council ex-
traordinary, which had been summoned On
the 18th of June, between ~ and one o'clock
at night, to meet next morning at 6, violent
debates were held about abandoning King
Joseph in Madrid. The latter, Migrate, the
Marquis de Almenara and several other per-
sons were for leaving the city Immediately :;
but owing to the great exertions of Beilaird,
O'Farel, and some others, their departure
was suspended. Bellaird supported his ar
guments, with saying that the Emperor had
conquered Madrid, that he was charged with
its preservation and defence, and that the
most that could happen to him was to be ia
ken prisoner; that the troops of the Empe
ror would not abandon Madrid without first
defending it; and that it his majesty king
Joseph, wished to leave the Court, he might
do 1t with his guards, &c. Post horses and
coaches had been prepared; but owing to
this opposition, every thing had been sus-
pended.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-29
MANKE sA, June 81.
RETAINING OF SARAGOSSA.

Yesterday at 6 in the afternoon, we receiv-
ed the pleasing and positive accounts of the
capture OF Saragossa by our arms. Who
would believe that place taken after a siege
ct 81 days by numerous army of Inuinci
6les could be wrested from their inUuknera
bic clutches by small Spanish army com
posed OF raw and inexperienced troops?
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i" SALEM. Angnst ri. rs

Yesterday arrived at Beverley, the brig
Ann. So days from Gottenburg. She has a
cargo of Goo tons) Iron which appears to
be the only article Of Russian import we
shall receive; for it is said that no vessels
"ill go Up 10 Russia. She reports tqyextv-
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NEWS FROM RUSSIA.

Jhe Editor Of the Federai Gazette is in
de6ted 10 Tire f,oiteue88 Of a mercantile
Jr1end for tie .foHOwing erlract
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-29

nh July, 1909.
+. 5. Since addressing you on the 1st inst
we have received copy of the Act, conso.
iidating the Duties of Customs.
Cottons are rather lower-higher prices
are asked for good Ashes, but very few of
that description have yet arrived-in o.
Their articles there is very little alteration.
w. & X. r.
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gDoglle8tte.
PH1LADELpHIA, August %.
NEWS-ExPECTED.

A few DAYS before authentic advices arr
rive, we Usually have run1urs, which are
calculated to abate publ c anxiety on one
side, and to encrease it on the other.
The 22d bulletin from the French armies.
was dated 2ith June. It Vienna On the
Oath MAY, the Russians p ,sssd the frontier
OF Poland, on the rnute tor Oimu ;; the
head quarters was at Brody, and the Kus.
sian colonel Gorgoli, had reached the head
quarters of the French emperor on the 9Th
June.
The Franco. Poiish army which had been
IN pursuit of the Austrian archduke Ferdi-
nand, had taken the same dire ction as the
Russians, and we're only odays march in
their rear; this army, composed OF two
corps, about 18 900 men each, was COM
manded by pri zee Poniafowsky.
There is part Of an Austrian bulletin
published, OF date 18th June, in which it
is said the French had no success at Riab,
in Hungary, however the capitulation of
Raab took place two days after that dare.
The march Of the Russians, may be cal
culated at 10 miles day, which would
bring their advance TO Oinu z, Oh the first
of June. This agrees with the arriy ] Of
the Russian colonel Gorgoii on the n
ut Vicnna, it being 30 miles N. N e. of
Vienna-for his Course from Oimuiz, must
have been crcuitous through part OF Mora
via and Bohemia, TO tn borders OF North
Bavaria, aid lhSu o@u the DANUBE to Low
er Austria.
The xteen days which succeeded to the
date of the 22d huletio, appsar not to have
been inacsive--mlrshal Keierman with
the army OF reserve which DE had formed
on the Rhine, ana which was compo.
sed principally OF the new troops OF the
CONSUMPTION, was pat in motion from
Hanau, within niles of Frankfort, on The
Maine, about the 18Th Of Junc. On tue
22d of June, an aid-de camp of the Franco
Polish general Pnniatowsky, reached Wen.
ma from head quarters of that army, whlct
was at Sendnmr--whc is distant from
Vienna about 240 MI s--when he left tht
army, o, the lst Of Jnne, allowing 10 ni e.
day for their March, they night have
been at Vienna al the date o. the 22l oul.
lctin--but the accounts pla ace them two lay
in the rear of the Russians--and uoder thei
charge immense droyes of black cattt
from Ukraine and Modavla.
In the FIRST week of July, therefore, al
action was probable, or at iirthest b-,wee,
the 4th and the IAN July. Allowing Tel
days tor advices 20 reach Eng and and sll
days to reach Paris, and thirty days t
reach the United Siaies-tbe advice Of a
action ioug before the 14th July, woui
then be due here IN 10 to IL days fton th
event--tliat is ABOUT the presen, date or 23t
August 80 that I've first adyices fro ~ Eu
rope ter the 1<ih jay may be expecte
20 be lmpOrtant.--Aurora.
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DUTCH DECREE, June 80.

Art. I. The list of articles allo we'd to
be imported by the aSt of 3lst March,
shall, be extended in the following: Il ce.
slaves, bark and other drugs usei in me-
d;cine; cot,ons, Georgs, Louisiana and
Carolina Java coffee and sugar from our
colonies.
2. Besides certificates Of origin, re-
ouired by our former act, the Director of
the B5Ard of Trade shall app ,int seven
brokers' to exam ne the goods, TO ascsri ain
if they are realty the p oduce OF our clio.
mics, or OF the United States and for the
better m cans OF examiaa,ion, all goods be
un,oadcd in The tg;1i stores.
3. A month from the date hsreof, our
director Of the board OF trade Shall report
70 US, lift is advisable 10 p-rmit the CON-
tinua,ion Of these MEASURES.
4. American vessels arriving within
three months from :hc dac hereof and
those alteady in pnr'. shall no. he sIblse'
to the blockade decree, provided the sane
have not bsrn IN England, nnr been Wis
il.d by ne enemy. An captans shall
make dectar Alion conf ,rnable 10 this ar.
tic,c, and in case OF preyarication, ship
and cargo to be coniscated.
S. For rs mYch as the cargoes appes'
to be COMO nab,c 70 our asofe mentioned
articles, tn. Same shall be placed at III,
disposal of the pcoprIeiors or consignces
the seauestercd goohs that remain IA th'
royaI stores 10 BE- disposed of according Il
law.
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POS TSCRIP L.
L ATEST FROM ENGLAND.
ARRIVAL OF Ma. JACKSON.

NORFOLK, Aug. so.
~ Yesteadav, arrived in Hamptoa
Roads the B itish friga.e D'Africaine
Cap. Rasge,t, of 20 guns, in IS days
fr m Por,sm "a h, having on board
francis JAMES JACKSON, Esq. his
Brnannick Maies,y's Envoy Exraor.
dinary and Minis er Plenipo'en,iary 10
the u. States, his Lady and three chill
dren.
tr BY this arrival we have LONDON
papers to the Is h JuLY, SIX days la'er
than those received al Halifax I'VE
select the most prominent articles, and
leave the readerto Judge for himself
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YARMOUTH, July 10.

Arrived, the II voc gun Or g. Eeut. BAN.
Der, from the ltic and brings intellig nee
that ScKILL is not dead, bur only wounded,
and is terrifying the isl md OF Rusen, AMI
reports that revolution nas broken out at
Petersburgh headed by the Grand Duke
Constant Inc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-01

=" The Austrian army is provided with
train of SO pieces Of cannon, aud is COM
manded by general X nDever.
This moment a courier from the West.
Phalian army has passed through here to
order all baggage he finds on the road TO re-
turn to Magdrburg; he is also to proceed %
Cassel to order ali the dlsposabie troops to
put themselves immediately IN mot on.
Since yesterday afternoon It is said the
roar of Cannon has been heard"
Price of Socks ms dQy az IL o'clcek,
per cent. Consois 81 1 2
Ditto For account 90 3-4
per cent. BED. 6S
Omnum IL -
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Capt Rogers, of the ship Clara, from ST.
Croix, intorms us, that he was boarded 90
has psssage by the British brig OF war Saap,
Capt Barclay, who Informed him, tn It a..
bout the I'd ot Angus, several Br,tish ,r,-
gates and Shops Of war were LOST OF Gua
dalOupe, Iva d severe gale of wind.
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NEW MEDICINE STORE

THE Subscribers have recently taken sore.
mar the Market Bldg, op .osite Me.srs.
White and Shelto4's. where they off.r FIR sale
ve-v general assortv,ent of DR JGS sT M
DICINESs a few of which are euune ated,