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The rates oflcontribution to be so made
shall besappottioned TO and among the re-.
spective vessels as the parties may have
consented and declared by such declaration,
the superintendent of the same shall be adj
justed by thelcompetent court, &c.l
The. words in Itallc in the above were In
serted by amendment on motion of MIR. T.
6. Jackson.
In EXPLAINING the operation Of the provi-
sions OF this bill
Mr. Dana said that it did not propose to
change the state of our foreign relations
with respectto any power whatever; it de-
cided nothing respecting the cases in which
merchant vessels might be permitted to arm
for their defence, but proceeded on the sup
position that there might be cases In which
arrnlng the merchant vessels OF the u. S.
should be authorised by law. The object
OF the bill was to make such arnling efica-.
cious, by combining different vessels that
they might act together, the importance of
concert. being well known to every person
who had attended to the difficulty of attain
ing any point by individual and unconnect-
ed efforts. 1t was well known that. for
some trades, vessels were now permitted to
arm and if with respect to the great pow
els of the civilized world the u. S. were
to permit t,,eir vessels to arm, the bill would
equally apply to associations for defence a
gainst them as against any other enemy
Such association might now take place
by compact where vessels were permitted
to arm, which however could be obligato-
ry on the owner only. The object Of the
bill was that the vessels engaged might
be pledged for the performance OF the COM
pact.
Some dcsultory discussion took place on
the details of the bill, in which Messrs.
Dana, Loves Burwell, d. r. Williams, Sni-
lie and Basset Partook. Messrs. Eppes and
Bassct appeared to be opposed to the pri1-
cipIe of the bill, the objection to which ap-
peared to be that it sanctioned ornaments
by individuals larger than the government
itself chose to support, and that the govern
ment might be deemed in some sort pledg-
ed to responsibility for their acts.
The committee rose and reported the bill,
which was ordered to third reading.
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SATURDAY, FEB. II.

4 bill from the Senate to incorporate a
company for opening the canal in the city
of Washington was twice read and on
motion OF IMr. Van H1rne, was ordered to
be read third time to-day, IS to 90. The
bill was read third time and PASSED.
NAVIGATION LAWS.
The bill concerning associations for the
security Of navigation being about to be
read third time, was, on motion of Mr..
Ebbes, with the assent of Mr.. Da.,a, pest
poncd till Monday, on the ground that it
had not received chat mature consideration,
by the House to which the Importance Of
the subject entitled it.
The bill making appropriations for the
support of government for the year 1909,
was read third time and passed.
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49, =
80. bore opened the discussion Of the
n sou--He read a great number Of docu-
4. ma Principally from the publications OF
s,.. sssnlinlstratioa--;n support of the facts
~. ,l therein. He dilated On its various
De- ss...'ii.as--,sopPorted IT'S positions and
- ", =. ma verv able speech, the IN
j, Fasney OF adopting any Resolutions on
ss'r. I Farland, Mn. Weston (of n. g.
o,n :. so'hn (of n. and Mr.. Bangs COT w
mi 49, 1s TIE report generally: as partial,
~ ~ 4ovesated the passing Of the first mo-
bon The latter consumed nearly two
un,,.. n us usual desui;ory paint no PAINT
,bs :, s.sorton stated his wish tc speak on
,o l,lect; bat as he should have occasion
x,r ) y from documents, which he could not
to ). ~ Oy candle light, he wished til,, house
Sib i0CSn. Ills request was complied
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PUBLIC LANDS.

- Williamfon's packet will
fail for Norfolk tomorrow, WIND
and weather permitting.
February II
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Extract of letter from a commercial house,
dated
ELsrxEuR, 10th July, 1908.
/" The Ships OF your nation detained here
and at Copenhagen. arc Motel as follows
The Galcn IS the only one yet liberated. bst
now waits to endaavor to obtaia permission
to proceed up the Baltic.
/" The NJ argaret, Live Oak and Meridian,
have al been condemned in the first court
tljcy have appealed, but no decision in tie
high court can be expected these IA days or
upwards
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a!arano-ia Taap Gazette.
TUEsDaY, FEBRUARY IA.

The nomination of General DEARBORN,
as collector Of the port of Boston, has been
approved by the Senate-Yeas 25-Nays7.
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ORDER OF THE DAY.
The consideration Of tie report Of the
committee on Mr.. Crowninshieid's resolu-
tons, was resumed. It was opposed by
Messrs. CroWninshield, Morton, and link
ley and advocated by Msssrs. Charming,
Inorndlke, Jackson, and Sore. The de-
bate continued until past r. Whsn the
question to accept the report was carried by.
Yeas and Nays:
N sas ~ ~ Majority S.
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Birth Night Dall.

THE subscription paper for the BIRTH
NIGHT BALL to he given the 92d instant,
in hanor and to the memory of the ILLUS.
irRIOUS. WASHINGTON, is ready for
subscribers at the bar Of MIR. Caton's hotel.
Fcbruaryl3 dt@2d
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kON-INTERCOURsE


Mr.. Nicholas, from the committee en-
our foreign relations Mr.. G. w. Camp
bell being detained from his seat by illness)
reported bill interdicting commercial IN.
tercourse between the o.. S. and G Britain
and France, and for other purposes. ne
bill was twice read and referred to COM
mittee of the whole on Tuesday next.
This bill provides for repeal OF the
embargo, except so far as relates to Great
Britain ana France, on the 4th OF March
next, repeating almost entirely the provlS-
ions Of the embargo laws affecting the coast
ing trade and for a total non-lmpoTtation
from G.. r. and France, toseommence on
the goth of May. 1t also excludes from
the waters Of the US. all armed vessels
after the 9TH of March next.
E!r. Lave after few predatory remarks,
offered the following resolution, which was
referred to select committee with leave 10
report by bill or otherwise:
Resolved, That the laws OF the several
states shall be regarded as the rules OF pro-
ceeding on judgments and executions IN
the courts of the u. States except where the
laws Of the United States shall otherwise
provide.
PUBLIC LANDS.
On motion of Mr.. Moryozu (O.) the
house resolved itself into committee of the
whole on the bill from the Senate /; fer ex~
tending the terms of payment for public
lands. Mr.. DesHA in the chair. The bull
being gone through, was reported to the
house, and ordered to third reading.
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Extractof a letter from a commercial house
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CATALOGUE OF PLAYS,
FOR SALE BY
ROBERT GRAY.

TvHE ROBBERS, Forty Thieves, Jew of
l Mogadorc, Heir at Law, Robin liosd,
Love Laughs al Locksmiths, Of Age To,mor-
row, Fortress OF Sorrento, Chrononhotontho-
loeos, Indian Princess. Critic, Fox Chase,
Blue Beard, Lock and Key, Darby's RettrA,
What B,nnder, Wanderer, Stranger, Blind
Boy, Deserter, Jew, Point CT Honor, MGR
maid, School for Scandal, Trust, Castle Spec
ire, Town and Country, Voice Of Nature, He
Would If He Could. Tears and Smiles, Adrian
and Orilla, Farm House, Who's the pupe,
Trip to Scarborough, Whistle forit, Fortunes
FroIic, Begone Dull Care, Adelgitha. World,
How 10 grow Rich, Man of Forlitude.
Also,
The Military Mentor, being series OF
letters recently written from general officer
to his son--a vols. boards price 81.
Crabbe's Poems, highly spoken OF BY the
British Reviews as a work ofthc first naerit---
price. bound, 81.
March %.
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I. H. Hooe,
John Muncal}er,
Executors. /.
eotf

THE Commissioners, for that purpose
4 appointed, hereby give notice, that on
the second day of next Fairfax April Court,
they will attend at Fairfax Court House, for
the purpose CT letting, to the lowest bidder,
the building and erecting a Jail AM Jalloi's
House, for the said coenty, the plan Of which
and the specification of the size and manner
in which the work is to be conc, may be seen
by any DESTROYS thereof, BY application to Mr..
Richard Radcliffe. The building to be conf
pleted in six months from the time Of lettitg.
Pond with approved security will be required
from the undertaken.
The money being now ready, part will
he advanced ON execution Of the bond, and
other payments made as the work progresses,
to be agreed on.
The Comm,l1loners.
March 90. 2a'S4w
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7 PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of April the
subscriber will offer at public sale, at the
Coffee house, in Alexandria
LOTS No. 2 and a, Ct that
part of the Abingdon estate lately the prcpef-
ty of Robert ydlcrapdcr.-These Lots are adj
vantageously situated on the new turnpike
road and the Potomac, about four miles from
Alexandra, and nearly opposite to the City
of Washington. They contain rather more
than i4s acres. A credi: of sc and i2o days
will be allowed Or the purchasers giving good
endorsed negotiable notes.
r. /. Taylor, Ex'r.
OfJoHN WATTS.
March 49, cots, 4
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Charles Chapman.

Northampton, March, 1909.
4 /, Elijah Norton, Jun. OF Westampton. IN
Massa, husetts, do certify, that IN the last
year was attended with great debility =
weakness Of the luags, distressed for breath,
and aviolent cough, attended with fever tor
a number of months: about the fifteenth OF
August began the use Of DR.. George Ro-
gcrs's Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent. /
kept in the use OF it about three months
immediately after taking this medicine my
cough abated, and could breathe With more
freedom. | wouit: recommend the medicine
from my own experience, to those who are
troubled with cough, and disorders Of tie
lungs and breast, & consumptive complaints,
and do believe it to be valuable and Useful
medicine.
ELIJAH NORTON, Jun.
Westampton, Feb. 81, 1909,
For Sale by r. GRAY, bookseller, Arg
street, agent tor the PROPRIETOR.
March 30. la"Sm
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James Heaton.
To the Public.

IN consequence Of taking severe cold N
Nav. 1908, was seized with violent pain
in nay side, attended with distressing cough
which, although l had the advice and pre-
scriptions of a respectable physician, lasted
me four weeks, without any alienation.
then applied to DR.. George Rogers, who atl,
ministered his Vegetable Pulmonic Dctur-
gent, which gave me immediate relset; and
in ten days was entirely freed from the pain
in my side and cough.
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Moses Parsons. Jun.
Northampton, Feb. 1909.
.Northamhtoa, Mss. FEB. l8'

Northamhtoa, Mss. FEB. 1909.
I James Heaton, also hereby certify, thai
in the fall of the year 1908, was seized with
a severe cold attended by an obstinate and
distressing cough. T'hevioience otmy cough
soon produced pain in my side and breast,
and tIeouent splitting of blood, in shert, all
the .hsrr;d symptoms of 3 consumption were
RAPIDLY assai ing me. In this situation was
recommended to Dir. George Rogers, who
rendered me immediate rehefby administer
ing his. Vegetable Detergent. J nave eo y
nued the use of it ever since, and ior ti'ree
months past, though not completely restored
TO health, have been aple constantly TO attend
TO my business--and fully believe that my
partial restoration has been solely owing IN
der Cody 10 this valuable medicine.
lanes HeatOn.
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,!oleph Mandeyllle,
eoRsRR OF KING and t!IRFAx S7fkeH,
ALExAYDRIA
Has received considerable aea
dition to his Stock,
md OFFERS FOR SALE,
20 hogsheads, : lst and I'd qualify
20 barrels MuscsVado Sugars
1000 ID. Green Coffee
8 l-2 tons British Patent Shot, assoI's
Bis TO No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese
80 boxes Mould Candles.
Is bags Clean heavy Pepper
50 ID. Nutmegs.
casks Londor refined SaltPetre'
! ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, YoIHg ~
scn, Tyson Skin, and Padre Souch'AB @.
in quai ter chests. boxes and cannIsters--ni!o''
OF which are equal i'll quality to any ever la
ported.
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, lIsDoh' -
ncrinie, and Malaga Wines.
a few cases Medoc Clarct-
Jamaica, Windward- ISLAND, and Aof'N@A
Rum.
Coenac, Bordeaux and Pech Brandy
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiskes.
Six hogsheaCls Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, HAVANA Honey
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Fest Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS, :.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Choct late, NV
Pearl & Common Ba,ley, Basket SUIT o'"' d. D.
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves, Cassa :
men;o, Race and Ground GinBci, Iay saz.
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Raislns' AiHo y III
Currants, Madller, Alum, copneras, NM.
birthstone, Chalk, British and i'rano5 N and
Gunpow,'er, Spanish Segars, Ca'endlSn en-. sna
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, helpe and :,
Garrett 5, and Hamilton's Snuff, Trl,i ~ords.
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, BED oo''-'
ing Lines, &c. sst.
f0her 3.
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April s..
r AXE NOTICE,

TTyHAT a certain letter OF power OF atter-
j ney from Saml. Craig and the subscrib-
err, dated March, 1907, as the executors Ct
John Dunlap, of the town CT Alexandra, in
the district Of Columbia, deceased, to Samuel
Dunlap, ausborising him, the said Samuel
Dunlap, to collect, sue for and receive, oil
debts, dues and demands, owing TO the atore-
said John Dunlap, deceased, is hereby reyok-
ed, annulIed and made void.
WIN. HERBERT, Suruving Fer.
# Jain Itnlch, dec'a.
March 81 colin
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TO THE PUBLIC.
BE are affected NTH Coughs, e0las' 'ass1-
mas aid Gonsitslf'taonss

~w@HRpF 4 perhaps no medical o6sersa-
.;on het,er establisheds none more geh-
.ral,v con6rmedby the experience OF the Dess
,shrs;c;ans of all ages and countries, and none
py 1870 importance TO the practitioner, than
the facr. that many OF thesmost duhcuit anu
;nrurable complaints originate IN sneSiecteu
COZ rs. Ia a climate as variable as ours
where the changes of the weather, are ire
a,antly Sudden and unexpected, 1t requires
moro care and attention, to guard against this
! snbtle aud dangerous enemy Of lite, then
most people imagiae, or are wiling to pc
stow. Hence the vast number OF patients al
s Hicted with coughs, catarrhs, asthmas ana
consumptions. The many cases oil the klAd
which fell under my observation, the dlsap-
monument experienced In practice, from
/ remedies highly recommended, and my owe
pre- disposition to pulmonic complaints were
strong. inducements for me to consider when
Their a compound, consisting of mild veglta-
HE substances could not be invented, more
free from the well founded objections OF pra-
ticioners, and better calculated to avert the
threatening destruction of the lungs.
have the satisfaction TO offer to the public
.,,cb a remedy, under the name of the We
GErABLE .PULMONIC DETERGENT,
well adapted to various constitutions and ha-
hits. and 70 declare with the fullest confidence
chat found this composition tar superior to
others Intended to answer tie same purpose
I am perfectly satisfied, that practitioners,
who have frequently to combat the effects of
suppressed perspira,iop and do not neglect
he use of,the lancet and ether excavations,
whenever they are indicated, will place this
medicine on the list of their most fasorite re-
NEEDLES: as it can In no case do harm. / viii
bide by this motto
NO RELIEF NO PAY.
This motto may be deemed ostcntatious by
some. and amounting to a positiveness that
the medicine viii invariably effect a cure In.
sny stage of disease like miracle; the
proprietor is far Gon believing that this ne
dicine will render mankind immortal; bal he
is fully sensible IF taken seasonabty, and ae-
cordirtg to the directions, it viii either pre-
vent or cure, and if unseasonabiy. it willmo
sensiblY alleviate distress and prolong iite-
and having no desire TO profit by the comb.
dence Of the sick and afflicted, induces ne to
make the above overture should the contra
nv appear in any instance, as.in some st pos
s;bly may, the money for the medicine will.
be cheerfully refunded by the person who
may yen1 the same.
GEORGE ROGERS.
N. B. The above named medicine is Sc
cured TO the subscriber by letters patent from
the President of the United States, and pre-
pared at his DispensarY In Northampton,
county of Hampshire aud state ST Massachp-
sets.
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Strayed or Stolen.
March IS.

Fran the commons Of Alexandria,
A BAY HORSE, about s years old-who-
IN ever will return him, OF give informa-
ton where he may be found, 50 the Printer,
shall be generously rewarded
alsrch g e
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ORPHANS COURT,

AleranGrfa County, March 1erm, 1909.
ORDERED,
That the executors Of Rober! 7oa'nshend
Hooe, deceased, do inser6 the follow ing ad-
vertise'a mt three times a week for Elk hi
weeks ia the .Aeaandrsa Dmiy Gazette.
Test
ALEXANDER MQORE. Rec.
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ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.

THIS is to !give RoHee That the su5scri-
bers Of Alexandra county, IN the district of
Columbia, have obtained from the Orphans
Court CT said county, letters testamcntary
on the estate Of Col. Eo6f Z Zoe, late Of
the county aforesaid. merchant, deceased,
all persons having Gains against the said DC
ceased, are hcre'y warned 70 exhibit the
sainc, with the vouchers thereof, 70 the sub
scribcrs, OF Oh before the 24th ky OF Sept.
next. or they may By law DC excluded from
as benefit 70 said cstate-ansI those Indebted
thereto are required to make Immediate pay
ment.
Given under cur hands this 24h day Of
March, 1903.
John hiuncaAer,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The great benefit which | havs exper-
enced from Rogers's Vegetable, &c. and
6rms persuasion that it may afford relief OF
Others, induce me to make every laudable ex-
ertion for.its distribution.
For Ave years preceding the last of Dec
1907. IN consequence of taking violent cold
j hid been afflicted with the Asthma, dis
order which conceived TO be hereditary, my
father and grand father both having greadj
suffered from it The disorder increasing
ranidiy upon me, IN the spring OF 1907,
consulted DR.. c. L. Seeger, bat the urgency
of his business prevented him from attending
at shat time, particularly to my case. My
b,si,ess made it necessary for ME TO leave
home, anu Se absent the greatest part OF sum-
mer, which deprived me of the able profess
slonal assistance of DR.. Seeger. In Sept.
last. a severe cod brought on violent cou ,h,
aud The disorder assumed an aspect more Sc
rious and alarming than at any former period
- was extremely de6ihsoted, eneaeiated and
eenfscd. Sacb was the irri ability Of ray
lungs. was obliged to use the greatest eau
tioa,in tae act OF resPiration. After free
use al Rogers Vegetable, &c. for about two
no,,tbs, I was perfectly relieved of the dread
fui ecalgh y hich had SO long afflicted me, and
comyletely cured OF every symptom of the
AS aaaa--ia short, BLESSED BE God, have
conlinued in sound healeh ever since.-As
these facts n sc ,,onestant to those I'm for
fun3te Sd .sSaduaiS who are suffering from the
sara. diso-t'cr, have been thus particular in
their sletas. Ard DO not hesitate to declare
INV xc}enan conviction, both from my own ex-
perieaoe and observing It's effects upon others,
chat Rogers's Y. P. D is aa easy, safe and
effecSu 4 remedy fer coughs and Asthmas,
and IS he greatest antidote to all pnlsnonic
complains that tire world has'ever Witnessed.
Jacob w. Brewlfer.
Nortdumhs0n. So'anary, 1909.
THIS nav certify. that about the first IF
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TO BE LEI,

A comfortable Brick Dwelling House, or
Eins and Henry. street, with five rooms, be-
idcs, cellar, Kitchen, and stabling Oil good
erms.
iona. s. M. Scholheld.
February 8. 60
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ny ~ ~ AA3
nNE tract Of LAND, situate and ii4lHg
u in Alexandria county, about SIX niises1
from said town, and four frcmGco town, eoh-.
tanning lS5 AID 8 4 acres. This land Is wei g
watels d and timbered, and we'll situated iof
cultivation.
also,
Another Tract, containing 100 acres, "
ing near the Leesburg read about i've miles
from alexandria and six from George own.
not far from either of the above places IS a
valuable Mill Scat, which / would sell, hay
ing. 8 feet S inches natural fall, with aquar-
ry of good stone on each side of the dam -
Also, plenty of good building stone on the
spot where the house shouldbe erected. Any
person wishing to purchase viii please to APP
ply to
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NO. 2
Authorised by an Act of tie LEG ISL ,r,,n
otthe State of NEW IoRk, for the pvrnas.
OF OPENING CERTAIN ROADS.
MANAGERS
THOMAS STORM, JOIN H. SIcKELs W.,
HENDERSON, MATTHIAS B. TAln.nc,
and IAcoBUs VAN ScHopNHoyEN.
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ID -
The subsciber has renewed &,
shop aud dwelling house in the b,,s work
on Roya. street, between kipg a., ID ! house :.
streets, lately occupied by Mr.. Jar nm fllnes
re has on hand, and oGers in. se ss 'c0it'
1000 feet BAY WOOD $1,000 fert .
1900 ST DOhlINGO W00n M lsssl
he viii sellfor cash only. winch
tie still continues the Cabinet ana ~.
making business as usual. onaSr-
Two Journeymen wanted to tie sbov. !,
siness. ''e ou-
!. -, MATTRESSES made when applied
John Muir:
- --P-ii :. saw3w.
n \
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of in lis profession, from a bruisc watch !
had received on my left side about fortnight
before. BY his consent Tired Rogeris,s rul-t
monic Detergent was very weak ana .ioW'
and took but half the quantity presented IN
his directions LII three days was much re-
lieved, and in eight days quite cured ot the
cough.
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Il,Ol4 Prizes.
2l,966' Blanks.
22lOM

$4,000 Tickets--Less than two blanks to ,
prizc.-SubJect to deduction 81 Is Der cent,
Prizes payable 80 days after the conclusion
Of the drawing OF the above prizes.
First drawn numLsr lst days drawing is IN.
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~ KENT,

A convenient two story FRAME ECCSI
on Patrick street, nearly opposite Isaac Glib
so.:s, lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Moore.
Possession may be had Immediately Apply
to
James Anderlon.
March IS. co