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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-08
SSits al HxndHe

On every 4 tuesday and Friday,
lfIZsL BIZ SOLD
4 the Yendue Store, corner Is Ainec and
Watr streets.
N Yoris:y 81 Dry Goods, Cycesfy, &c.
particulars 81 which viii be exprssed in
the bills Of the day III kiada ogoods
rsich arc on limitation and the prks Of
wh;ch are established, Gan az any rim be
waved and rurchasSd al the lowest iimition
arr. prices.
c. Marsfeller. u. M
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-08
II. 6. Marsteller, Y. ny
Wanted 70 Hire or The en5alnl
1edr,

hSxEGRD MAN, who can work in the
house, nd take care Of Horses. Apply to
che PRINTER.
yovcfnhcr Is. -.
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STRANGE CASUALTIES.

How many ways hath death to sur
prize us Let US even omit menti-
oning the common causes Of death
who would have suspected that the
Duke of Brittany should be pressed
to death by a croud at the entry of
Pope Clement into Lyons Have we
not seen some of our kings killed by
titering and did not one of his ances-
tors die by the iustling ola hog ? Els.
chylus, endeavolring to avoid being
buried in the ruins,f 'i,nse,
was Killed in the field by tortoise
shell tumbling upon his had from an
eagles talons. Philip, the eldest son
Of Louis lie eros, was choaked by a
grape stone ain emperor killed with
the scratch of Il comb and Auhdius,
by stumbling agains: the door as he
entered the council chamber. The
poor judge Bibius, whilst he reprieved
a criminal for eight days, was in the
interim himself condemned TO death
and whilst Caius julius, the physiti-
on was amounting the eyes of patient,
death closed his own.
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This was served up, not on table,
but on the lid of the trunk. Heaven
knows what pretty things the husband
heard all these famous tattlers publish
in his praise, in such case "a wise man
must submit and give fair words. 30
did our friend in the chest. His Ian
guage was soothing he begged par
don, and cried for mercy. The ladies
were SO good as to for give h'm anl
let him out of the trunk. To reward
him for his good behaviour they gave
him the remainder Of the custards and
tarts, He was thus completely cured
of his brutality. and was afterwards
cited as a model Tor good husbands /;
50 that it was sufficient to say to thosi
who were not to take care Of tire
trunk, to make them as gentle as
lambs. like himself.
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l5i5ceIIanp.
HOW TO TAME. A TURBU.
LENT HUSBAND.
Il tale Of The Fifteenth century.

A tradesman who lived in a village
near ST. A!bons, had been twice mar
ried and iii treated his wives SO as to
cause their death. He sought third.
bet as his brutality was well known
IN the place where he dwell, he was
obliged TO so fifty miles off for a
wife.
lie obtained one, and after he
brought her home all he neighbours
came 10 visit her, and aoqnaint her
IN what manner her husband used to
treat his former wives. This some.
times surprised her, but she resoI.
rcd to wait patiently till her lord and
masicf might take it into his head to
bea! her. She did not wait long for
her husband was a terrible fellow.
One morning he waited on his lady
with q cudgel, and was preparing him
) # 70 make use OF it. Stop,'' said
she. 81 fancy that the right which
you now pretend to have over me
IS not mentioned in our marriage con.
Tract: and declare to your worship
you shall not exercise it," Such a
sllnct speech disconnected the hus.
band SO much, that he laid down his
cudgel' and only began to scold her.
"Get our of my horse" said he, "anel
letus share our Goods" "Readilv. D
sad she g an wiling 70 leave vou''
anu each gar 10 scr aside the move.
abI's. he lady loosens the window
Curtains, and the Gentleman unlocks
az enormous large trunk in order to
M It with his property; but as he
was jeaniAS over to place some arti.
cles al the bottom, she tripped up his
heels, and pushed him in, and locked
the lid.
Never was man in a greater passi-
on man our man he threatened IN
Kill her, and made more NOISE than y
WIZ boar caught in trap. She an.
sWe'td him yer, qaietlv. Nv dear
TREND pray be calm. your passion NAV
lnlnFe your health refresh yourself
l't'le IN tie comfortable trunk for
love you TOO much TO le: you cut
no" yon are so outrageous - in the
meA' time she ordered her maid
to make some custards and cream
tart,. and when these were baked and
ready, she stIl, round 10 aIFtbe NEIGH
bou'lng gossips &c come and partake
OF her collation..
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District Court.
Uela7gare Distl3ck. Sc.

Dela7sare District, Sc.
M ilfitEAS 4 libel hath been filed in the
w District Court Of the United States, bv
GEORGE READ, Esq. attorney for the said
district, against 9 bags coffee, barrel coffee,
barrel sugar, pots sweet meats, | kcg raj
sins, 100 oranges, and l2 pine apples, OF the
value Of s l 80 lawful money OF the U. States,
seized for violating the revenue laws.
dad 7ph9eas the honourabe CUNNING
BEDFORD, Esq. Judge of the said District
Court, hath ordered the 4th day of October
1909, at 10 O'Clock, A. II. for holding speci-
al District Court at the Iown-Ha in the bo-
rough OF Wilmington, for the said Trial, agree
ably to- the prayer of the sad Attorney: Matter
IS hereby gi1en, That a special Distric, Court
viii be then and there held for the trial OF the
premises, and the owner or owners, and all
persons who may have or claim any right. in
'erest or concern therein, are hereby cited and
admonished to be and appear ct the time and
place aforesaid, to show cause if any they hay
why final decree should not pass, pursuan, to
the prayer OF the said bill.
THOMAS WITHERsHOON.
Clerk Of Tie District Curt.
Wilmington, Septembe, 90, 500. At
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1eoetrp
Nh N0tive Home.

Ger breezy hill or woodland glade,
At MORNINGS dawn or closing day
In summers haunting power array'd'
Or pensive moonlight's silver ray
The wretch in sadness still shall roam,
Who wanders from his "Nltivr Home.'
While at the foot of some old tree,
as meditation soothes the mind,
Lupd by the hum of wandering bee,
Or riping stream, or whispering wind,
His vagrant fancy still shall! roam,
And lead him to his "Na;ive Home"
Though love fragrant couch might weave,
And fortune heap the festive hoard,
Still inem'ry oft would turn TO greve'
And reason scorn the splendid hoard;
While he. beneath the prollest dome,
Nou,i langgish for his = Native Home"
To him The rusty roof is dear,
and sweetly calm the darkes, glen.
While pomp, and pride. and power appear,
AZ best the gl!tterinS plaques CT men
Unsought By those thar never roam,
Forgctful Of their Naive Home"
Let me TO summers shades rstire,
With meditation and the Muse,
Or round the social winter FIRE,
The glow of tempered mirth diiTuse;
The winds may howl, and waters foam,
| still shall bless my NATIVE Home.
And Oh when YOUTHS extacic hour,
And PASSIONS glowing noon are past,
Should age behold the tempest lour,
And sorrow blow its keenest blast,
My shade no longer doom to roam
Shat! find the grave peaceIul home
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District Court.


t)tfa7uarc district, SIS.
A7HEnEAS libel hath been filed in III.
w District Court of the United States. bv
GEORGE READ, Esq. attorney for the said
district, against the schooner JAMES her t,c-
kfc, apparel and furniture and the CARGO found
on board, seized Tor violating the act Of Congress
entitled An act to amend and continue in
iorce certain parts of the act entitled &c An A.,
to intcrdict the commercial intercourse betwcrn
the United States and Great Britain and Frame
and their dependencies, and for other nurnoscs !"
ami 7vh'reas the Honorable CUNNING,
BEDFORD, Esq. Judge Of the said Dst,. !.
Court, hath ordered the 4th day of q, ...,-r.
1909, at Il o'clock, A. III. for hoIdiuo . snn'
cial District Conrt at the Town Hail IN ths fo
rough OF Wilmington, for the said trial. agree.
ably to the prayer ilhc said Attorney NoHc.
IS herr1g elve@, That a special District C,on,,
will be then and there held for the trial or ,ha
premises, andthe owner or owners. and oll ,an
sons VINO may have or claim any right, interest
or concern therein, are hereby cited and af,no.
nished to be and appear ut the time and nlacs ~
1oresad' to show cause if amy they have. wbv =
maj decree should not pass. pursuant 70 ;hs
said bill. fi"' W 'i'e
THOMAS WITHERspCON
v, Cleyh # Inc District Cont.
V'f~'Rgfon, sfItemler 90, 1909. A.
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50 Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the Camp Meeting, in
N in Worcester County, on Monday the
,wcnty-cl ghth Of August last, a NEGRO
MAN named ISRAEL, upwards of thirty
years Of ase, about six feet high, with very
brirht yellow completion, the property oil Miss
Polly tlzey OF Somerset county, and hired The
present year by the s3bsc. Der to James Iur-
nip, of Somerset. Any pcrson WHO viii take
up said Negro and secure him SO that the own
rr gets him again, SHALL if taken on OF the
stale, receive the above rewatd, aDdii taken IN
the state, and out of the county, Twenty-Five
dolals--and If taken in the county, Fifteen
dollars, to be paid by
Robert Eizey.
Sgmcsrt C5aaty, Princess I'm,
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the first day OF March, in the yea. q 4titeca nun
died aud seven, all arrears o. taxes due ;nc.e3n.
This act shall commence and be in force from
and after the passing thereof.
A copy from the Roil.-Tcsc,
J. PLEASANIS. jr. Keeper
Of the Rolls.
iii the q y ofRichmand, on Mon'ly tbe fist
day OF December, in the year ofour Lorl, one
thousand eight hunlrcA and SIX, and OF the
commonwealth Tie nirty-f,.r
AN ACf to amend N act, cntiuicl " An act
more ettcctaa!ly TO provide for the payment
OF taxes upon lands within this common
wealth.
Passed cob January, 1901
~ ii enacted by The General Assembly,
Il 81 hat, whoa the taxes any tract or par
Gel OF land shall have heretofore remained, or
shall hereafter 'cnian unpaid for Inc space Of
two years, such tract or parcel Of land snail he
forfeited to the commonwealth, and shall not be
subject 10 location. Provided Nevertheless,
That, the tract or parcel Of land 50 as loiesaid
forfeited, shall be subject to the redemption OF
the former rishtIn aad proper owner at any
time within three years after such o,ieitne shal!
nave accrued, upon payment Of the taxes due
thercupon, according to the following rues, to
wit. That ifthe said taxes shah ,e MA IN he
tirs; wear after such forfeiture shall have .ccr,.d
there shall be paid all interest Of ,wrnty e.. ,e,
centum per AMMAN on he amount al ,he Ia
taxes from ,Lc ,i,,e ,l,., hoo,,,,a
If the said taxes shall be Maid IN ibr sn rn
year after such forfeiture shall H. ,ccr,,.,
there shall be paid an interest oG Cir. ,,or oo,,
tuin Der annum on the amon-t of ,a,os d,,sna
aforesaid if the said taxes I'M, h. I'M !, ~
third wear afte, such Forfeiture H.. aco.,,
cd, there shall be uai,, am int4r.., ~ o,.a 49,,
dred per ccntum Der anuum. as aforesaid ~.
yiicA also, That nothing in this act sl,,ll I've 60
constructed as TO affect the ,ight. ,,f ,l,n,s
fcmes covert, or persons Of unso,,nd NINA n.,,;i
one year Alter the disabilities sha,
their PAVING all taxes due. wth an W.
on at the rate of ten per centun, ncr .nnn,
the amour, due as aforesaid WI
All acts and parts of acts comino within H.,
purview of this act, are hereby ren9.,,,d ~
This ac, shall commencc ard ~ :, co.ao
from and after the first dav of March Wv, WV
A copy from the Rolj--Tcs,c
J. PLEAsANrS. IT, r.o,.
- or ,Lr IN.
General Assembly, begun and held At ,nc 80, !,
itol in the civ OF Ricbmond ~ NJ sa e1p-
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'5o7osi'hidh' OF men. WHO. from ;..c peculiar
STRUCTURE OF their minds, are destined to be in
eternal opposition to any government; and of
weak men, who, ior variety of causes, are
the dictated victims OF political delusion. Such
are the materials OF which the present opposi-
ton is composed The honorable conduct of
the government, by fortunate concurrence OF
circumstances, has become SO manifest, as to
nave shaken from their fealty most OF the ia
len, and responsibility of the federal party. I'm.
lightened and honest iederaiists, having be-
come convinced of the pure views of atln,inia-
traton, discIaim to lend their aid to the calum-
MES oil faction; ! nee the opposition is reduced
even more In talent than in numbers. 1t is not
surprising that, in this iorlorn cnndi.ion. the
abortion of hope should have produced the mad
ness OF despair, and that the few federal prints
which still hold out should exhibit the rawlings
al bedlam, and be stuffed with the most nco-
herent nonsense. lid.
The following paragraph is from the Boston
Gazette OF Monday. He who can read it with
, out detestng the sentiment aid its authors is
| not entitled to the appellation Of an American.
Because our trade to the whole continent Of
Europe is likely TO be restorcd, it is represent
| ed by these vipers as a a calamity. From such
ha'yiot$ as these, g Tar ant Etalher, driiuey H.
We FEAR the Report Of M. Armstrong
having negotiated a new Treaty with frarcs
! ..N hrOue to be true. We have prepared III.
public mind to expect such an events and i
We are not deceived in the character end view,
OF our cabinet (which we sincerely hope ma,
be the case) such a CALAMITY will mos
| assureIly fall on the country"
| Who VII say there is not British influence ii
this. Il is British politics to a I.-Salcm Neg
We never said that France "had dane Il
M M1ury," as certain politicians ha,e sale
of Britain, whose injuries in co,hparisor
are as the loins to the little finger Of France
And because France even at the eleventh
hour may be disposed to do us Justice, "
cannot conceive how any Ame,icm, excep
an Anglo american, can con- ldcr the ac
commodation of our differences with Franc
as calamity! We would in our turn as
the editors of the Boston Gazette how M
: ny attempts to negotiate with: Great Bri'a.
: have been made by our government, ho'
many insults we have received from he
hands, and how many attempts they l,av
{ made to Justify that power in the commi
mcnt Of these wrongs I'D.
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~he soon, which envelopes tic political he
rizon, says a London paper, is rapidly ncreas-
ing andiofm lamentaDe contrast to :hc sun
shine OF hope with which it was so lately iu-
mined. III the nterva between the battles of
AsPcrh aud Wagram, the people of England,
deiudtd ny pompous artificial narratives under
the plausible title Of S. Austrian Official Ac-
counts" by daily fablications from the Banks
OF the El5e, the cser and Danube; by raia-
c'ous statements OF the fligh, Of Kin. Joseph
rom Madrid and The critical distress of Ma
poeoh at Fienna--believcd the moment 10 have
at length arrived, when the mighty armament
preparing on our coasts should give the final
blow TO the paramount sscendency of France
on the continent OF Europe. Mean while the
preparations OF Napoleon silently but vigorously
approached matury-and that atlained--w within
one short week the Empire of Austria was
crushed to atoms. From that moment the
grand object OF our expedition was frustrated
the blow was struck, and it was impossible to
hesitate i'll believing that our efforts had been
procra-tinatrd un:'l The accomplishment OF the
! grand object oil the armament had btcome i'm.
practicable. The expedition, however, at last
| sailed on the 28th Of July ant. on the 9th Of
| August, an army OF so .0O3 British troops, the
heal appointed, perhaps, OF any equal number
Va 'iSi' WI Ho'ehioicu ioi ll'lita'} pun ioaS,
and Supported By an irresistible Feet, IS hover
| In,5 belorc the town Of Flushing, q place which
',r nave been led TO believe, FROM many quar-
GERS, and some OF Them most respectable, would
| ali an easy conquest to even flying squadron
witl few Thousand men. The probable re-
suit OF the expedition will be the reduction OF
.,sushin.--and an unsuccessful attempt to as
ccnd the Scheld!or tie city of Antwerp does
n,t AT present appear il much greater danger
than the town OF Chatham. v neither IN the
present ctrcum Stances Of the country, The island
Of Wa.chercn is al ADEQUATE res,,it oi tho g!
forts OF such an armament, we leave to wiser
| Heads 10 determine.
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THE oslEcrs DE THE COLUMBIAN WEI ar,
10 maintain and vindicnsc the rights and i'm:
mtuitics of.le United States, AS free sove-
reign and independent nation, against the
pretensons, the violations, and the agrees
sions OF any and every foreign power.
To support the constitution and government Of
the United States, and Of the individual states.
in their several and distinct provinces and
TO sastain and uphold the liberties OF the:
people.
To defend the privileges and measures OF tie
general government, as administered under
Mr.. Jefferson, and continued BY MIR, Madl.
son, and of the present administration oi this
state Under Mr.. Tomrkins.
70 disseminate correct and useful Aine'icqr
sentiments, and to stlbserye and cherish tie
republican systems and ius, tu;ions Of the
United States.
TO cultivate and promote the union, the har.
mony, and the prosperity OF the Republicans
party in this country, and 10 discountenancu
and oppose whatever local pa!talities and
personal collisions may threaten to impair "
jeopardiz= its iNtercsts:
AND FINALLY,
To contain such MERCANTILE hostorical, ard ~
gricu.tural information, occasionally vai,a.
snail best fulfil the usual purposes OF nes'ss
paper, and CRAFTY the hopes and expectations
OF It's patrons.
The foregoing outlines. ii is presumed, are
! sufficiently distinct and expressive OF the ruif
poses for which the COLUMBIAN is TO be ssta-'
blished, to enable every reader to decide on thsS
degree encouragement to which the att4r1l'f
is entitled. Subscriptions will he received ~
post-masters and other holders Of proposals -
the different parts Of the stste. ;.
The names Of the subscribers are reqNcs:c,S
to be returned previous to the day of pub.'"af
ton, directed to the Edtoy, at Lladson, or al ting
| Post Office, New York; and the papers va
be regularly forwarded, by mail or other cons
! vcyance, agreeable to direction.
Charles Holt.
! Nezr-Yotk, SrttemJer S, 1909 22-6l
! - Subscriptions 10 the Columbian recei1';f
at the O@ce IF lie Delaware Gazette.
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Latest from England-By arrivals at
New-York we are IN possession OF London
date. to the 10Th of August. The most
prominent articles of intelligence are sub
stantially as follows:
1t is now reduced to certainty that Sc
we're hsttle was fought on the 26th and 9th
of Tuly, between the French and combined
BRUSH and Spanish armies, at place called
relavcra, on the north side of the 1agus,
liule below its Junction with the river Alder
che. Agreeably to the British official ac-
count of this engagement it appears that the
French were 10000 strong, force stated
| to be greatly superior in number to the
troops opposed to them, and that 1t terml-
mated in the defeat of the French, with the
loss of 20 pieces of cannon, ammunition,
tsmbrils and some prisoners-,heir loss in
killed and wounded is estimated at 10000
men. The loss Of the British in killed,
wounded and missiug, is stated at 5000
a number equal, it is stated, to one.tlfth OF
the whole British troops engaged. No ac-
coun, is given of the loss of the Spanish
part of the army F.; but as we may reasona-
bly infer that it was not proportionably less
than the British, it may be fairly concluded,
arreea,)ly to their own statement, that the
loss of the combined army could not have
been much lees ,han that Of she French. a
number of officers of distinction were killed
on both sides.
Firing was said to have been heard on the
French coast, supposed TO have been occa
stoned in consequence OF the Prelmlnarles
of Peace having been signed between Aus
ria and France, and that by one OF the arti'
clcs the emperor Francis consents that 'nt
French shall occupy Vienna and the Arch
$ duchy of Austria for SIX years.
II 1t was stated on the authority ct Letters
$ from Holland, that Bonaparte had deter
n mined to incorporate the whole OF ina
: country with France; and that his bronze
n Louis, is to be made king of the territory a
c Bon, 70 be wres,ed from Aus,ra.
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T AXE Notice.

TIVE subscriber, Executor Of Jane osr1,s'
l late Of the county Of Sussex and state OF De
lawsre. deceased, being authorised to make sale
of The real estate of sa;i deceased, situate in the
countv Of Sussex, ;o; hereby give notice that
hc vii d;syose of the same, q: public vendue, on
Wednesday the eighth day Of November next, at
.Iohns,own, in the county aforesaid, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock, +. M, and 3 IN the
artcrnoon. The terms of purchase can be known
bv arylyH,r to The subscriber near Johnsio"n.
William Carlisle.
Sepsemher 90, 1909. AZ.
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Itatfhezv Kean

rNFO] MS his friends and the pubic,
| ,ha, r has opened Dry Good Store O."
Ire ives; side OF Market Street. next doof
below I! corner Of Second Street; where
he offers for sale handsome assortment o.
Sc asonable goods on moderate terms
Wilmington, June II, 1902
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List Of IIundrels, with the number Of vot
c;vcn in from each, October 8, 1909.
Was Found,

Was Found,
On the ed instant, Red Morocco Peck.
e,.Book, on the road between Sc. Georges
and Cantwel's bridge. The owner may
have it b. applying TO
Jacob Vsndegrift.
Oct. 4. 1909.
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District Court.

DeAdware District, SIS.
WY HEREAS libel hath been filed in i'fs
w DISTRICT Court of the Uu'ted States 't..S
GEORGE READ, Esq. attorney for the :. =
district against the schooner EMMA, her 't'y
kle, apparel and furniture, of the value o! = 4,
lawful money of the United States, a
now living in the Delaware district, the s@'''I
vessel being seized as forfeited by the colsct'n !
the said dis;rc, for violating the act of Consr 4
entitled, Is Ak, act to in,ertlict the CONNER !
intercourse between the United States and O.
Britain and France and their dependencies ~
for other purposes" >
.dad zshrreas the honorable GUNNlG RI ,
FORD, Esq. Judge of the said District C,';,;'
hath ordered the 4th day of October, u !.
at 10 o'clock, A. Nj. for holding special :.
trict Court at the Iown-Hal. in the horoi
OF Wilmington, for the said trial, agreeai'.,
the prayer of the said Attorney Notice Is :
by eiy'ca, That special District Court w
then and there held for the trial CT the pre'
es, and the owner or owners, and all per-
who may have or claim any right, intsrea;
concern therein, are hereby cited and adn !
ishcd TO be and appear q, the time and p!sr|
| ioresait, to shew cause If any they havei Il
F! final decree should net pass, pursuant =. -
| prayer Of the said bill.
THOMAS WITHERSPOC
Clerk cfthe District Ut :
I TV,Ju;nryo, S.,t.uk., 90. 1909.
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Do.r.es..c HAN. 'actures..

u > .TIeI ~
yzyy;tt. Patriotic citizens Of ijs,a ware, whtr 81
t;snl-ss, 10 esicunfaGe Arer."an Many
facto,;es. md ,i.sssJ prolno.e the inf> penocnec
t.. are 1nEc.Est! that the subscriber
has now on baud ana, for sale, at the Factory ut
staunton, New Castle r.;.,nfy) goo s"pPly Of
Cassarneres, Drab and ix'd---also. few oi'Ves
of coarse Cloths, and Teting for fapef-mak :,
all which will be sold low for Cash, either by the
piece OF smaller quantity.
Mordecai Mckinney.
n. y2nrl, DE! 1871 SEPT. 500.
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L1c Ga5stig.
W1l.niagtou, October 5, 49,

sJs We feel it duty to aiologise 20 O'ee7
on account Of the transposiion o! Inc in the
second stanza of the Downfall Of Swizeriand,
as published n our last. The reader will have
the goodness to make the alteration which his
understanding will readily suggest.