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him afar off. He called after them" haze
PITY uben nj, have pity upon me )" but ne
called in vain. Some three or four drew
near, ostensibly, to comfort him. With
rugged hands and unfeeling hearts, they
tore yet wider his bleeding wounds but
poured in no balsam. They but added grief
to his sorrows.
Suddenly the "Lord turned the captivi-
ty"of this man. And no sooner Was It
known, than his old friends who bad tor
saken him, were ready enough to hook
themselves upon him again. Then came
there unto him all his brethren, and all bis
sisters, and all they that had been ct his
acquaintance before, and did eat bread with
him in his house and they bcmoaned him,
and comfor,ed him over all the evil that the
Lord had brought upon him." What friend
~ greetings! How gracious the words
that now proceed out OF their mouths Al
fectionate souls !! Good cheer, GOOD trends.
Had he not been endowed with all the pa
tence of JOB, he would-I need not say
what.
Yet, bad as the world is, there are some
III '1 anu \ iOPN q t", Wv ot'SH .
close, nay closer, ie the bleak night Of adj.
versi,y, than in the sunshine of prosperity.
These, whether they be male or female,are
OF The right stamp. Reader, hast thou a
friend OF this kind one who had been thy
fathers or thy mo,hrr's friend in distress /;
one who has readily befriendsd myself in
time of uimos, need? Then hast thou a
pearl! Of lnessimable worth. Lock ii close
TO thy bosom.
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From he Cs:S2sc.'cnt G.ara7!.
MONITOR.
Fake Fl ;eaas and triie ones.

Fake FfielGs and trKe ones.
" Give me a maa, whose llbera! mind
f" Means general gond toall mankind;
" VThc, when his frisnd, By fortunes wound,
"Falis tur'5iing hcadto1g TO the ground,
".Can r1cet rim with u warm embrace,
]" Ana wi2s tho tears from off uis face
Il ID std oussTvasioa, that prosperity
s7akrs friends, and advor-:;y tries Them
& is equally true however, tha, fri>nds Of
prazperitvfs 4i:.nS seldom, endure the tri-
al. "Ljt.ae do we know mankind, if we
are ccnfdtnt that. in tie aour. Of miyfor-
tune, we shall receive csuck Protection
from the ~je2eice, or relief from the.
gratitude CT tbs sgorld )" or that, disowued
by fortune, ~ shalt be nct also disc wned
by friends. When n man falls into mis-
f~ortaae, it often happens that some Of those
hS hsd most betriended wills, in 'presprri-
", will be- the first to censure and reprosch
him. The ressoo is pain. They forsake
himlbecc.se his property being gone, they
think him g pigeon no longer worth pluck
ing and they rgP1osch him TO balance old
scores. Conscious that they owe him an
obligation for former favols received and
that now he needs a return in kind, and
willing nei.he. IL pay the debt of gratitude
nor TO lear thu burden of it, they become
hostile, upbrsid him of real or supposed
m,sconducr, and abandon him carrying
atcrg with him a pretty comfortable sense
Oh ,he,r own superior prudence.
The book in the world that best untolds
.he human heart, is the bible. There we
fnd a maa OF vast Substance as liberal as
he was rich, and rs pious as liberal. A
man, who g was eyes TO the blind, and feet
to the lame !" who " was a father TO the
poor," and whose charitable hand and con.
,so!ing.voice " made the widows heart to
sing for ROY" Whilst I" the candle of the
Lord shlned upon he's head" unbounded
respect was paid hia. The old as well as
young, princes and mobiles as well as pea.
SAINTS, did him obeisaace. He had friends
without number +; close friends, whose de-
termination was fixed never to forsake him
in-prospsrity.
Win unerring aim, and to answer the
mysterious purposes of infinite wisdom, the
arrow OF heaven was pointed at the breast
OF this eminent and excellent man. He fell,
in a single day, from the height of prosper
ity TO the lowest depths of human wretch.
edness. Chlldless, needy, covered from
head to foot with loathsome disease, he sat
upon the ground ; there left to weep his
woes by himself, His friends as well as his
fortune had left him. They stood aloof,
and with disgust rather than pity, gazed at
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a SERMON FOR BACHELORS.

Il S~hAION CON oa9iELOhos
Who would abroad in guest of pleas,He-
roam,
That taste the transports of a happy homes
He who is blest in his domestic relations,
amidst the distractions of business, and the
insults aad Iuggati,ude Of a selfish world,
consoles himself that he Will meet with a
recompcnce for all his tolls and d~isappoiut-
ments- az home.
lie who is engaged in distant occups
tons, in the pursuit o. gain, or IN the ~
res:igation OF scieace, pleases himself with
the t.ope that he will find some dear deserve
ing connexions 20 participate in his good
fortune, or 10 whom he may impart his
dge--at home.
Whit the cup of innoceas pleasure in.
vises The taste ; while the charms OF society
e~nliven the hour, the moEients OF reEsc;lon
e.e ~.-l dciiphtiuilv flied IN IL every ie@l-
ing heart, Ivy the still greater endearmcnts
which, await tat homo.
When the storms oil life or of the eie-
menrs overtaSc US as We are Journeylng CD,
though the first may penetrate to the hcart,
and the later chill the vital frame, they
cannot overcome mn who is ao.e 10 reflect,
thar he has some to frel for him or to take
care of him at hoEar.
All the various pursuits in which all man-
kind arc engaged, tend TO a sinsls point;
and that point is to Be baioved--at home.
How wretched then must he be, who
under the pressure OF csiamity, the tyranny
kind consoler--at home.
How can he struggle, with fortune, and
not despoud ! who knows that ali his toll,
and all his care, and his sniicitude, hnI no
grateful recompence.-at home.
Wre,ched is thar man, though he may
be the object of envy or applause +; though
the public may hail his name with deserved
honor and call him bIess, who feels the va
Guilty OF reciprocal tenderness, and hads a
pr;son-at home.
Wretchrd is that man, who canno: en-.
Joy the friend he loves, or the society in
Which he delights, nor even his W natu.
raj and rational pleasures-at home.
Wretched is that man, whose heart ,hrohs
with benevoleHce for all, whose bosom
pants to give and receive felicity in the cir.
Gle of his duties, who has no congenial
mind, no tender friend, no aGsctionate
partner-at home.
In fine, as the prime blessing o: life, and
the most aggravated and irremediable ills,
arise from domestic intercourse and rela-
tons, of how great importance is it to en-
ter into such associations, and to form such
connections, as are capable of endearing
the thoughts of private enjoyment, of cal
ling forth all the finer sensations of the
soul, and of bunting the edge of the most
oppressive woes-at home.
Happiness depends neither or fortune
nor on fame it is neither attached ~ the
palace, nor despises the cot neither de-
lights in finery., nor spurns at rags; but is
alone to be found or missed, to be enjoyed
or lamented, in the ,etiremeass, whether
or mean, Of domestic lite, and
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Nelson's Greek Exercises,

Nelson's Greek Exercises,
Abridged AID revised for the use of Schools
and Colleges, by the Principals OF Baltimore
Collie e, with a concise, hut comprehensive
Syntax, for sale by
James Kennedy, Sen.
Bookseller, King street.
Sehf. 10. co
Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
A 81 dcK Mn for a house servant
Apply 70 the Printer.
August
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nu,cr a DOLLARS so CENTS

ppIrE DOLLARS 80 CENTS
pu,eS and Regulations for the field ESef-
.::..anA hisnpuyres of the French lhtantfy'
issued August lst, i7si; and the -na'lHu1
yros adde5, which have been since adoPtea
Nv tbe emperor Napoleon. also, the Ma
nnny,es of tue Field Artillery, with inlah-
try. BY col. Irenee hmelot dc Lacroix' lace
Chief al Brigade In the French service. AZ
three vodmes, the third volume consisting
ofPlatas -. hoon
tr,ns,sttl ram, French to English, by Lieut..
CoI. Macdonald, in the service OF has Britain
nick MAJESTY. Col de Lacrolx has not only
ayaiIed himself of Macdonald's translation
but has retained the principal theories WIN
which Col NJ. has enriched his work, espe-
cialy his comparison OF the french tacucs
with inc Prussi.n, and the principles ol TIC
different natiors with the English; because
those valuable notes are sufficient tor such
Comparisons, and arc in point. Col' De L.
ms augmented those notes.
The Introduction of Col. de LacrolX' WORK
win direct the attention Of the young Arnerl-
cans to the study of learned taetlcs' TIE re-
suit Of experience. and enable them to obtain
the precision desirable in the warrior, lor
they must be convinced that good ofhcer
forms a good soldier, and that the expert
ence of ages has demonstrated, that the SOL
der will perform his duty correctly, Wheh ne
Is we'll commanded.
At the end of the second volume OF TINS
work, Col De Lacroix has added the manceu'
vres OF the field artillery with the infantry
according to the French principles. 1t MOI
Necessary to lavish praises on the advantage
ofmoying this numbering arm with the same
facility ana celebrity as the line. Europe Is
now convinced and confesses 1t. He has adj
ded Plates, which demonstrate those manGu-
Vres so essential to the great operations O
war, and which will enable officers to execute
them.
Col. de Lacroix has Judged 1t also eSpeoi-
ent to add 10 this book some new aoop.e'
maneuvres, which have been put IN prscue'
to great advantage in the face OF an enemy
10 enhance the value of this work IS the onl
COdye could induce him to augment Its siz'
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BRYAN Hampson. q GO.

DI ydII 11o 1r >.
Have Just received and oBerl far Sdle'
10 hhds. and so barrels first quality sugar
29 do. second quality,
10 pines old London particular Madeira, !,
= pipes and tierces London market ana
IS quarter casks Malaga WINES,
10 boxes dipt Candles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
so barrels New England Rum,
IS eSRndngFfigEqS ygAisseE.
10 do Young lily son TEAS, OF IRIS years
Importation,
And selected for family use.
ILS0 the best selected Flour for do.
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twenty Dollars Reward.


a BSCONDED from my farm at tho
~ mouth of Seneca, about the 9TH OF last
month. a man whose name is RALPH, 81
years of age, between black and yellow CO.
lor, nearly feet high, very stout made,
vellowish eyes looking heavy-he has but
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, negro cotton overjacket and trow-
sers. 1t Is likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathing. A free
negro man by name Sambo, living on Judge
Washington's estate. Mount Vernon, is his
father. and it is very orobabis lac is therea-
bout or in Alexandria, and with little trouble
The above reward wiz be given to secure
him in Washington City OPP Alexandria jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, Iune lo-la;. Dc
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New Ie@S-at 7cQuCed ff1Ces.

New Ie@S-at TeauCed ff1ces.
lu5 chests, half chests and boxes gun
powder, imperial, Tyson, young Tyson and
hyson skin Teas, principally of the Sidney's
cargo, lately landed and OF excellent quall-,
e5.
40 barrels Rye Whiskey.
20 barrels * hossheads N. E. Rum.
40 dozen old Medoc Claret, imported in
1907.
Is quarter casks Malaga Wine.
pipes Lisbon and FayM Wines.
1000 lbs Coffee.
1000 lbs Loaf and Lump Sugar.
10 hogsheads and 40 barrels first * Sc,
cond quality Muscovado Sugars.
20 bags clean heavy pepper and pimento
chests Cassia, q Cassia buds
80 lbs fresh nutmcgs
20 boxes. dozen each, bottles best Flo-a
renee salad oil
100 boxes and half boxes choice LIST and 20,
quality Havana and st. Jago cigars
10 bales Georgia Upland cotton
hhds green copperas
1000 lbs glue
500 gallons picking vinegar
so demi Johns
Which with his usual extensive assortnlent
of Wines, Liquors and Groceries will he sold
on low terms for cash, and to punctual men
at moderate credit, by
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fairfax streets
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PC, Marsteller. v. NJ.
IeoL II. Manaevllle,

iOiSDl II. NAdi1LASN AAA>S
u.s jJST RECEIVED e FOR SAAE'
~ borsheatls Sd and 4th proof good west
India Spirits.
90 do. Sugar, various qualities.
10 tierces New Rice.
hogsheads Molasses.
do, CoPperas.
do Alum. ~,
20 barrels Whiskey and 80 barrels New.
England Rum. "a
90 chests Of Imperial, Young Hyson, and
Tyson Shin Teas
Port, Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wines.
sp barrels of Herrings and Shad.
80 barrels Herrings, put up with Particu-
lar care and salt-petred.
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon oait'
IuY 2.
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NEW MILITARY WORK

7ua Fulfilled end for SAFE,
Al the Bookstores Of K. GTay, ana GS''0"'
and Ste1Vart-
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Sa!ss at Vsudae.
., every Tuesday and Frlday.

Viii BE SULU
=. yendue Store, corner OF Prince anu
Water streets. >.
Writ, Of Dry Goods, er'ssr'e', 9 :.
f si,1s Of the day--All kinds OF gooas
the S;s J,l arc on limitation and the prices o.
Thicn arc are established, can at any time De
T .sad and purchased at thelowest hmitati0S
an0 pl4o e Marsteller. v. NJ.
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Liverpool Salt and Platter

Liverpool Salt and Platter
ahoat.
! $500 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
40 tons Plaster Paris.
! On board the sch'r Catharine, NeWcomt
master, from Boston, for sale by
Lawrafon & FoWle.
Who haze also landing fran said schooner
/, 90 hhds and 200 bags, being about $4,000
pounds, prime green HAVANA coffee
200 boxes mould and dipt candles
SO do soap
10 hhds N E rum
100 reams writing paper
200 do wrapping do
Also landing, the cargo Of the slooh fa"ss''
cattain Campbell, from Porto Rlc0.
80 hogsheads prime retailing Molases
SO barrels Muscoyado Sugar
IA puncLeons Rum
5000 lbs Coffee
A quantity of Ok Horns
IN STORE,
$4,000 lbs. red Soal Leather
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool sAI,T.
5000 do. blown
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles
SO do Chocolate
SO barrels and SO half barrels Boston Beer
A quantity of grass Rope
so chests imperial young hyson, and ny
son teas
4 cases Sinchaws and Sarsencts
400 ps yellow nankeen
5 cases German, checks.
For FREIGHT,
The Schooner
.,A. MARI-4NN,
S%s&ssSS EBENEzER SMALL, master,
BurtheI. about 900 barreis-Will take tre1gh
to an Eastern port, on reasonable terms, ana
be ready to receive cargo In three days.
.Athly as above.
August 81.
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FOR SALE,

BY WTNam IfLciiGn, on board Schooner
Charles, at LawrSscn * Fow!e's wharf,
9 hnds. and so bbls. N. l.. Rum.
90 boxes Brown Soap.
S cords Hcmlock Bark.
20 kegs Spiced Holsters.
s puxcs Brads.
February IS. 81
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to lir'on the table,
IN COMMON CoUNcIL
February 10, re- 70

ORDERED, That the following Perssa
be appointed commissioners fer supsrin,
tending the elections to be hcldin h .d;f.-
feren. wards of the town, on Tuesdaythe,
9Th day of March next, fps, the purpose q
electins members of the, Common Council
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q lnDke sss : crsis,
Akiatasas2Ffsnee ana sAsis dsps1dsas
sik sldsassth
ID. se9xlssppo. { rs rlfsrene..
'Atssr REPRESENTATION oes ~ asess.ity
"a sf6Hise ef ths,s resolsdous-
Oanot;6a 6 1hs L;peruss,s A ssfs
ordered q Gscn the table.
The Speaker aia before The hoise =
commanicationfrom tn. SeeretarygofSt ass
covering an lepinion Of the attorney sehe-s
raj on the right ofthe. U. s. 10 the BaaruseS
and sandry ddeuments relative thereto.
Arepors from the Treasure of {hs "a
s. covering I: number Of accounts hid Oh
the table.
Oh motion of Mr.. Fiji de hou.f rssundal1
ed de- consideration pf.the au~anishrktNx
sine.. of yestttdar. On ths aassauarB
grant the committee Il. die sswSelsh111
leave to sic as.in twas hssaassAs 8
Nj. Psinasary, slser .oaass
ob.erva.ioaa offered > re.ceasis4s {dgleIsesgf
risios the psrsous O. their iegaNHs
:a.ives who were ejeessdh onsa4as
at New -rleaus, seiissa5hssAsiksGsGy
the mayor of otiesna, who isespAsak
PENDANT, far RI. exnre.s nursnaSs i
iag the right Of the u. s .taMddhaNS
in the district court OF News0dsiMtsr1i ~
decision 81 the eoari> toht sAfsSsts
visal. sg.
Ordered to 'liro On the table, !;
On motion of Mr.. Clay, the hsuse -
solved itself into committee Of the WHOLE
Mr.. Minor in the cha;r--on the bill aus
ttorising a detachment Of the militia Of ,hs
United States. go,
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber, of Alexandria csun-
~, il the distric, OF Columbia, has obtained
from the orphans court OF said county letters
tcstsmentary onthc estate ofJohetd Coleman,
late Of Alexandra, deceased: All persons
having claims against the said deceased, are
hereby varied 10 exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, OH or. be-
fore tho 10th day Of August next Or they
may by Law be excluded from all benefit to
said eslate-Abd thsse indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand, this 18th day
February, 1870, I'D.
JoGeph Dean, Ex'r.
February Is. co. eotw
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Orphans Court.

.1lcrGmdrra County, Fcb. Term, 1910.
ORDERED, That the executor Of Joseph
CT man, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week tor
4 weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Teste. ALEX: MOORE, Reg.
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co and replenished L. Hegg dsAined ie by
useless military expenees. sa dsstips
tioa Of OUT, eommescs xid
Spain and their, dspeadsueiel
plsnished BY the; de~sirsstoa ~
military exPences: and lie sestosa.ion
OF this commerce.. Mr.SJeEersen vince
ly saw aud contributed 70 the cure Dc
Mr.. Adams disease, and then became
injected with it himself; JUS. as wing.
imsibsd :oryism from preceding mi
n'ssr'es in England. He de.troyed our
INNER with Essland and created use
less military expenees. Mr.. Madison
being also Infected, was unfit to eurs
the same disease 10 Mr.. Jefferson, which
MI. jefferson cured in Mr.. Adams.-
Doctors seldom understand their own
maiadie' i; but when ia health them.
selves, all doctors agree that the same
disease requires the same trea,ment-,
1t is worthy of remark, tina. Mr.. Ief.
ferson's fray with Euslaad, has had an
effect upon the treasury infinitely more
mischievous :han Mr.. Adam. with France,
which is a clear demonstration of the quar-
ter in which our most valuable commerce.
lies. Whilst the causes remain the cure Is
absolutely impossible, and congress are
striving against nature. The academy IF
Lugade became more perseyering a. the
state of Balnlbarb i became more ruinous.
vii congress emulate its obs,inacy? The
protector who removed Lord Mudoni's
mill from the stream to the mountain, in
order to raise up. the water by machines,
tor the sake of giving it greater velocity.
persisted in the opinion that it was an ex-
cellent contrivance, fius,atsd by the mode
of execution. Will the embargo prsjec-
tors emulate theirsl
..:>.. Esprit gf re. :
The Aurora represents that for thirteen
long years, the constant effort, of the frds-
ralists were to procure " "a surrender ofAr
commerce and the manutaeures OF cur
homes to Enghnd."I IF this be true, it proves
indeed,w what bunglers We are, compared with
the democrats. During ths whole period
that fcderalists1had the management of our
affairs, and labored, it seems, to surrender
to England our comm~rce,.has commerce,in
spite of their exertions, continued to increase
in a ratio unexanpled. On the other
hand, scarcely two years had elapsed after
the democrats commenced their system o.
restrictive energies before trade almost en-
tirely vanished from the view of Ameri-
cars, and England found that she had been
put in possession of the commerce of the
world. Thus have the democrats accom-.
plished, by a single measure, VIVA. they
say the fedsralists were thirteen years la.
bouring to attain, and who, at the end of
that period found themselves a hundred
times further from their object than when
they begun.
... u. S. csz.
CongreG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY, February ~. ]
l~CoNsLUDED.
t7aken for the AIexandria Gazese.J
[After a long debate on the sahjecs of
the Basture, the committee rose, reported !
Frogress and asked leave to sit a~sain--be-
fore the question on sitting again was taken
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GO Printing in all its branch.
es, neatly executed at this Of
fee.
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for the ensuing year.

The election for tie 1st Ward to be held
at the house OF Jeremiah Nsale, Un1a
strea-For the I'd Ward at the Coansit
Chamber-For the Sd Ward n John
Hodgkin's tavern, and tire 18th Ward ss ~
house of Mr.. Hutchen's, corner Of Duke.
and ST. Asaph streets. +.
Extract from the minutes,
- ADAM LYNN, 6. q.
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THURSDAY. Mdych /.

..- THURSDAY, Mdrch l.
M. Rsydras presented sundry sesola.
tons of the Legislative Council Of the
Orleans Territory, relative to the batare.
M. RAea sailed up his resolution laid on
che table some days since. The object OF
these resolutions is to Instruct the connie
tee Of wsys and means . enquire into the {,
sxpedieney OF laying additional :dutss on.
al goods wares sad nsrshinalxs ts
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WEDNESDAY, February ~.
lCoNsLUDED.

17aken for the alexandria Gazette.J
[After a long debate on the sahjecs of
the Basture, the committee rose, reported
Progress and asked leave to sit a~gain--be-
fore the question on sitting again was taken
the house a~djourned.1
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Lrgionary Court Of Enquiry

THE Court IF EssSsitya Ms!LsyaS4.
eE(fiitis Of tie Disirics IT LSifGtdas
Il hsAdby reinforcement II MyAesss ssSa
1surhay; evening next, At As'ehfk. +.
8. J0AN. Alc4lQp, GU LII
Aavhl:
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Revmus.-The treasury. was Overflow
ing ; i. i. empty. The duties supplied y;
they are dry. The d~iscovsrins OF tbs
cause should be lhe iudsz Of shs cure. ar.
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Ioteph Vaudeville,

Corner Of Alag a"d fa';3a q.
HAS FOX SALL'
10. quarter chests gunpowoer and Imperial
TEA
20 boxes ditto ditto -
20 quarter chests Tyson ditto
50 ditto young hyson
% ditto Tyson skin--ot the fafesS '"1''''@-
t;ons and SUPERIOR qualify. -
IS hossheads and 70 barrels "u''o'S''
sugars
80 kegs madden -,
10 caskshrst quality Goshen chs Io5.;..
: ditto fine old port
ditto Lisbon
: ditto colmenar
20 duo mountain Malaga
20 ditto .a AZ onIa, o,,ret