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without advancing private any more thar rubiiek
Felicity
90. hsolence Of the higher Orders 70 the middle
Ranks and the Poor; with their affected Condcs.si.-
sion, in certain Circumstances, TO the lowest Of ihe
People. t
25. Of Natural Arstocracy. -
which prevails wherever the SPIN, Of Dcsposisu
lists, deadens some OF the finest Feelings Of u.e
Heart, and coun,erscts tie LAWS of Nature.
81. On the Opinion that the People annihila-
ted absorbed in Parliament, that the Voice IF
the People is no where 10 be heard hut IN Pariia
ment and on similar Dosuines, tending TO tapreci-
ate the People, ..
%. The Fashionable Contempt thrown on Mr..
Locke, and his Winnings in Favour of liberty and
on other Authors and Books espousing the same
Cause, t hc.l
%. OF the Dsspotism Of Influence, while the
Forms cf atrce Constitution arc p,esersd.
so. The Spirit Of Desrotsm delights in War or
s,stvmstick Murder.
81. On thc Idea ,hst we have arrived al Perfection
in Poltcks, though Ill other Sciences are in pro-
gressiye State. s-N
s.. On Pshncci Ethics their chief Otjec, is 10
throw Power into the Hands Of the worst Part OF
Mankind, and TO render Government an Institution
calculated 10 enrich and aggrandize few, At the
expense Of the Liberty, Pioleny, AID lA'es of tie
many .fl0
IS On traffcking with the Cmr qfsonls (Cura
Ann'arun.) for the purpose Of political d e. neral
Corruption.
34. OF Mr.. Hame's Idea, That absolute Monarchy
is the easiest D,sth, the uue En'hanesa OF the Btt
;sh Constitution.
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the french loss mus, also have been great
and that OF thee companies oi = ~grensdier
insincibles," only 6,e men survived - hat
the French had los brass pieces OF artillery
in the battle and lhat The B,itish asssii;ns
force consisted of between and 5000 men,
5csides mariners aud seamen. Th, next CO.
lecis of the British viii be 81 Martins, ~,
Eusta,ia, and Saba, which must TALL an easy
sacrifice, and thus the hauDts OF priyaseers
and pirates in The Wes,-India seas, be wholly
broken up. Except 3t,ish pirat es.
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l. Tur work to be printed on fine vellum denny
Paper, @iIh a new type. SIS
2 To contain abou, 500 pages duodecimo.
g. The work shall be delivered To Subscribers, in
boards. at 6 i, payable On delivery.
gJr Persons subscribing fer copies, or becoming
responsible for that number, shall be emitted ninth
gratis ff'
- Gentlemen holding subscription pafcrs, are re
questcd 10 return Them b. He Isl IF .jioy.
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In this town the oath inst Mr.. PETER CozzENs.
in the Goth year Of his age.
At porssmontb. Con this lsland) on the 9th ut
Mr.. JAMES BRINCBuRsT, of Philadelphia, in the
80th year of his age-Nifs MARY LAwroS, rclict
of Mr. Roert Lawton, in the 10Th year of her age.
Dro,cncd.-- On his passage from this port to Red
ford, on the 24sh ut, Mr.. JAMES McCoNNAcHIE, of
this town, aged 23 years
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In our last the marriage of Mr.. William Gardner,
was pyematurey inserted As mistakes of this kind
Frequently happen, shall in future refuse to pnb-
ish any marriage unless the person who sends tie
nar.es irdorses his me the piper directed 10
the printer. We could also wish ,bat the Rev. Cler
cy ,fter having solcanni zcd MARTA &C, woud make
it their particular duty attend &c tive publication OF
the me this would ob,istc any n te IN .uiirc.
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MARINE LIST.
pORT OF .NEHPORT.

TVHJ Or .NEU FVHI.
Entered-SIp Neptune, Staples, Iceland Brig
German Peggy, Gorton, Havana sioop Huntress,
Earl, New-York.
C2eored-Blig Brandy Wine, Davis Gottenburgh ;
ditto Hiram, Upd,ke Wilmington Snow Rising
Sun, Wood diuo soop Polly & Nancy, Gartinsr, r,
Alexandria do. Defiance, Greene, ditto.
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number of officers. TIE remains or the ar
my took advantage of the night TO save them
selves in different directions, leaving their
arms and baggage. With that army the last
prop of ihc party of the insurreciion WAS de-
stroyed There is reason TO hope that the j.
solated bodies, and the different parties dis
persed through the provinces being pursued
with visor, the tranquility of the interior viii
soon be re-es,abisned.
The Marshall Of the Empire,
DUKE OF DALMATIA
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BRIEF SNETCH OF FOREIGN NEWS.

Some recent arrivals at the southwark from
Europe, bring accounts few days later from
the continent. A Madrid article of Nov %,
gives an account of the battle of Ocona, In
waich it is stated, that the Spaniartls lost
1000 killed, and 10000 prisoners, in which
were included 800 officers, 10000 muskets,
20 stands of colours, 80 pieces of cannon
and an immense quantity of baggage
A letter from Lisbon, dated in January,
says $4,000 French conscripts have passed
into Spain, and that Joseph Buonaparte had
marched for the northe IN frontier with $4,000
men.
The same letter also states, that patriot
army of $4,000 men were on their march to
relieve Corona, in which quarter the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed among the Spaniards
and that fresh cavalry and artillery had recen-
tly arrived from England.
Accounts from Bayonne to the l4th Dec.
state that the first division Of the army for
Spain, passed through that city between the
lst and 5th Dec. THAT Corona had capituia-
ted to the French, and the troops to remain
prisoners of war.
Accounts from the continent still maintain
that the Tyrolese nave not submitted and
that immense bodies of French troops remain
IN Germany.
1t is stated under the Frankford head that
the Jews have been compelled to pass under
the yoke of military conscriplion BonapArte
having refused their money, rs formerly, in
commutation FOR pubIick services.
The Esnperour Francis, and Archduke
Charles, have returned to Vienna.
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CAPTURE OF GUADALOCpE.


Capt ins TELFoRD and Fowler who have
arrived in New-iork from Gaud aloupe, via.
ST. Blrts, inform THAT on the 18th Janua-
ry, the British under Gen BEcKwoRrH, COW
cred by the fleet under Ad. CocHBANE, com
pieted sale landing near Basseterrc :--That
on the 81 Feb. the British attacked the French
at Maccouback, six miles from Bassctcrre
that the battle continued abou, eight hours,
ceased and RECOMMENDED next morning
and continued eight hours more, when the
french hoisted white flags assiynaIs for ces-
sation Of arms that ON the An Ad. CocH-
RASE Landed, and proceeded into the French
Camps, and from thence on the 9th to Bass.-
tcrrc, where, IN the presence cf Captains II.
x r. he mentioned, that the cspiiuiatiun oil
the Island had been agreed TO that morning
at 8 o'clock .--rhat the English loss VS. es-
;imaled At 5000 killed and wounded and as
the French posts were taken by storm with
the bayone;, and the fighting was desperate,
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CoPARTNERsHIp DISSOLVED.

TIE Publick art hereby informed. tIu'
the CopsrtpcTsldp Of JoHx HAawocp, ;up.
ard ELizABErH, BIS Wife, is this Dl, Dissolved by
mutual Conscnt--we therefore hcrrby forbid al
Persons trusting either of the said Firm aceonn,
of TIC other. any Condition whatever, rs We src
determined 10 pay Dsb's Tor each other from the
Date hereof
JOHN HsRwOOD. Jun.
ELIZABETH IARwDOD Il
.farci z, 1901
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DivfrrAs coMMIrArUR Luxus, ct LuxUs exit
in TYRANNIpEM- Riches are attended Nth I.urt,y,
and dLmTury ends ia Despohsm EeAsMus.
FIX rcgum immoderata libidine minsta bella te,nere
plcumque suscipintr, scclerste geruntur, turpi,er
dcponunur.--in consequence ef the SPIRIT Of Despot-
ism among kings and Grandees, uyusf U.py are, for
The mos. part, roshy uiertaken--wiekesly copductea-
and, after al, a6cndonedwiM Ecfedt aud Eisg,ace
BUCHANAN,
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The only discretion leftto ,,un.
event of the American eoyss ivy
pressing a wish to that effect, ~
the operation of the treaty BY - ~ 'al
his maJesty's name, ,ha, his may. ssse
withdraw the orders in council ''''Sl
ceipt here of an official note ecn,, sa&
formal engagement Of the Ams s,'a2
vernment to adopt these three eorM .'
Nothing can be more clear ,b,s S'lN
one OF these three conditions h.. Gs
dopted by the Americas eoven y"
any engsgeme mt taken for their sJ IsG
The second and third conditio0
pear to have given up altogether, w
No m.n,i' q whatever is made "a
your written communications to NJ
and in respect to The m therefore wy
acted in direct contradiction ,oyor NV
tons.
But even Of the first condition, If
alone you appear to have attempted /.
tain the fulhlment, the most m,ts,,
has either been overlooked or Gomez
you.
This condition did not require ,c,..
repeal Of the oft nsve acts with re-,
g. Britain, but that repeal coupled VII i,
continuance of those acts in force WIN
sp. eti,o France and the power. ubr
d p' and act under her decrees:" '|
uIon this clause, the most r,n!
par, OF the condition you do not spr,,
have insisted in any part, not only Of :
corresponds nee bu, of your verbal con-,
nications with the American govern
This clause, above all others, it Wa
cessary to consign to formal and WI
agresmtnt. AS the matter at presents
before the world in your official corrsyl
ence with MIR. Smith, the America
vernment would be at liberty to-monc,
repeal the non. interccurse act ahoaa
without infringing the agreement which
have thought proper to enter into On b,
OF his majes,y, and if such a clause
thought necessary to this condition a,
time when my instructions were write
was bviously become much more 50,
the non.lmercourse act was passed for
mite d time. You must also have bee
ware at the time OF making the agrstr
that the American government had in
formally exempted Holland, power y
has unqnestionably adopted and acts
der the dectees of France, from the o.
ton OF the non.intercou,se act an ez
ton in direct contraven,ion of the copd
prescribed to you, and which, CT
ought to have prevented you from CO
to any agreement whatever.
Without therefore obtaining even o.
those conditions, on the obtaining of
which the concession of his majesty VI
depend, you have pledged his majes
the full extent of that concession, and
placed his majesty in the painful alten
of having either to refuse or to abide
engagement taken in his msjesty's nam
an accredited minister Of his majesty.
aequiesce in measure which has be
dop,ed rot only in non-conformily tt
maj sty's views, but in contradiction
positive directions.
l am, &c.
'(Sipned)
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This is to give Notice, ]

the subscriber of Alexandria county III T.,
district of Columbia, has obtained from ~ ~,
Orphans Court of said county, letters 'es'
,nentary Of the estate of Mary .dnn Zftf'"..11
late of the county aforesaid, decease.o,~I1,
persons having claims against the s''o m =,
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the s: ts,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subsc'.o,,
on or before the 2sth day of Decembe' u "t H.,
or they may by law be excluded from a. .. n
nefit to said estate and those indebted wv. nj.
to are required to make immediate payEfI,,
Given under my hand this Slst day 43,
ly, 1910.
Alexander Perry, E*r
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S. and D. REED,

Have jus. received and far Sae' .,,~
A quantity OF Chip and Straw bonD'
part ola superior quality. Is ID!
One package of Domestic Linen !"
best qualify.
Also on HAND,
A general assortment Hats ana Shoes,
July q. s
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GEO. CANNING.
No. g..

No. s.
Despatch from Dir. Secretary Canning, to
Me Hon. David Ersktne, dated Foreign
Office, Esd May, 1909.
SIR,
Iproceed in this despatch to point out to
YOU those deviasions from the Instructions
conveyed to you 10 my despatch No. 2,
which you have unfortunately thought your
self at liberty TO adopt, and of which I have
to express to you his majessy's entire disap-
probation.
! do not dwell upon the singular and of
fsnsiys step taken BY the American govern.
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Orphans Court,

alexandria County, July Term, ISL"
Ordered, that the executor Of Mary d,
Zeterniek, deceased, do insert the toIoSge,
advertisement three times in each week
two weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Caze'"
Teste;
Alexander Moore, Reg
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al.ranurta Datlp @s,sste.
FRIDAY, MARCH 50.

Mr.. GHoLsoN in the course Of his re-
marks yesterday, on the question for adher-
inc TO the Disagreement to the amendments
ofhe Senate to the Commercial Bill said,
last winter the house had declared We nuss
have embargo or War-uow they were about
70 declare tina, We should have "no uuar !!
y, em5argo.'! no on-intercourse! -
WHAT LAMENTABLE SITUATION WE
SHALL BE IN.
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csAsrsE Of tie United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
-. THuRsDAi, March 20.
To ken for the Alexandria Gazette.
THuRsDAi, March 20

Mr.. livingston had leave Of absence for
the remainder of the session.
Mr.. Clay from the committee on the sub.
ject Of the organization of the militia, re-
ported, that it would be improper, at this
time, to innovate on the present organiza-
ton of the militia. He moved to recon-
NIT the report to selec, committee, with
Instructions to brig in bill to class the
militia according 10 age. and 10 provide
for arming those who may be called into
actual service, at public expence.
Mr.. Pitkin moved to commit the report
to the committee Of the whole house this
wss carried.
Mr.. DaVson introduced resolution for
CHASING and arming the militia, which was
referred TO the same committee. Mr.. Clay
withdrew his motion.
Two reports from the post master, gene
raj, relative to the post route from Wash.
ington to N. Orleans, by Athens in Geor-
gia. Referred to the committee Of the
whole, to whom was referred the bill re-
la,ive to post roads.
Mr. L. +. AAton hsd leave Of absence
from Monday next to the end of the ses-
sion.
On motion of -Yr. Taylor, the committee of
the whole was discharged from the consi-
deration of the report on ths petition Of tie
stockholders of the Bank of the United
States, and the said report was referred to
a select committee, with instructions u re-
port by bill or Otherwise.
The unfinished business ofyesserday was
taken up. 49,.
Afr. Love moved to ask for another con-
ference. After considerable debate on
point Of order, this motion was Withdrawn.
The main question on adhrring then re-
CURED. Messrs. Boyd and Gholson advo-
Gated an adherence. ~. 49,.
Mr.. Cook moved that the further con.i.
deration of the subject be postponed till to-
morrow. 49,.
This question was takenby ayes and noes
Ayes 65-Nses 81. 49,, -
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F.. Marlhall. Miklisrr.

10 NoI4hd1I1 IHEStGFtST1 -, =
Has just received from y ew.Aerk, -
Two cases of FASHIONABLE BON-
NETS, and quantity of STRAW TRIM
MINGS, which she offers for sale on tho,
best terms. Sd
March 20. n
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Jacob Morgan,
N o + I c E.

UPWARDS oftwo hundred shares having
been subscribed towards forming the turn
pike road from Fauquier court house to in
tersect the Little River turnpike road, as au
thorized by &C, Of assembly, the sutscribers
are requested to appear in person or BY
proxy, at Haymarket, on the Sist Day Of
March next, to chuse President and Dr.
rectors, and to take such order for COM
mencing the work a may then appear most
ADVISABLE The several commissioners VINO
have taken in subscriptions, are requested to
forward their subscription books or papers b
that meeting. .,.,:.
James Keith, -
James H. Blake,
Joleph Dean,
Humphrey eake.
FesrssVa7: s*h.t.. = @s
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. - IEWELRY.

THE subscriber has jus: received hard
i some assortment Of 'corneGan and Co.
raj Ear, Rings and Droots-aIso, q few pair!
Of Braeele!s, ull OF which he will cell tow:f0F
cash. x
John Adam.
March 80. 49,. : * ~
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Donsssie Many aetare CSMp Gat.

THE third instaIment Of One DeAat; on
i each share of stock Of the Domestic
Manufacture Company of Alexandra, j. CALI
cd for and required to be paid 70 the ASent
OF the Company, at their warehouse on King.
street, on zGSssay, the third day Of April
next, agreeable 10 the articles Of associa-
ion.
J. Mckinney, Chairman 7
Ofthe Board OF Directors. 2
March 30. ~.
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TO RENT,
A convenient two story Brick Dwelling
House, on the corner of Royal and Pitt.
streets, together with an excellent Stsbie--
they may be had together or separate. Pos
session may be had on or before The frat Of
May. Apply to
Thomas Jacob.
March 80. 81
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eur rulers ought aot, % they dare no. Do

>~s WHY beucC VI Suty wa Sot'
rapted and dead within them, because there
still exists throughout the nation, nume-
rous, sound. and discerning body Of men,
composing the moral power, & real strength
OF all parties: and who. although passive
within certain limits, will be reused to op-
position, should our rulers attempt to pass
beyond them AN opposition invincible,
terrible and vincictive.
Merchandise imported into Tonningen, from
the United States, until December $1,000,
in 119 vessels.
Cottsn, $4,000 bales.
Cofre, 10000 bags; 45oo casks, aud
5000 VT. loose.
Sugar, $500 bags; SOL eanisters 1890
mats Is baskets /; $500 box-s, * 1900
casks.
Rice, 4,57o whole, and 22s half tierces.
Ira, 3,74S whole, and 534 half chests.
Pepper. 1900 bags.
Indigo, ID srroons 2S5 boxes, and 70
casks.
Tobacco, 6,555 hhds. boxes ais 900
VT. loose stems 44O bales Of stems 40
hhds. do. and 7 hhds. snuff.
Cocoa, $50 bags; 10 seroons, and II
casks.
Leg,Uood, 26,121 sticks, weighing two
millions weight.
Nankeen, 1O6 bales, and five boxes, con-
tanning GLE whole, and 1872 halt pieces.
Rum, $50 puncheons.
Pot Dishes, $500 casks:
Slaves, 22O, 100 pieces.
Cassie, POI quarter, and Is half boxes
1.159 bundles 2,2so pack ges SO bales,
and boxes. -
' Gum, 143 boxes $50 bags 100 seroons,
and 2o7 bales weighing $4,000 VT.
Rocoa, $50 tierces.
N2lasses, 7 hhds.
LEAD, 1900 pigs.
lv0ry. 1870 teeth.
Pelry, IA paIes 9 packages, and 49s
skins.
Mace, boxes, and cask.
C1oves, 10 nags, AMI "a boxes. ....
Drugs, 500 packages.
Sage, II bales and casks.
. Sas iaparAa, 80 bales.
O'i. IA boxes ADD 2 casks
Whaie Oil, 1913 casxs.
Ginger. 1850 bags and casks.
Curou; 10 casks.
BARI, casks.
SesMrs, 1908 whole, and IL halt boxes.
Cinnamon. $40 hags.
!: Horntip7, $4,000 pieces.
4. CaalShor, no boxes.
= Peruv,on Bark, ii boxes and 9 seroons.
Bets-Uax, / box and + casks.
H0bs, L bale. '..
Cordtas,. go boxes.
- Chocolate, 2 boxes.
EXTRACT Of letter from Spanish gentle
MAJ at Ca.Az, teceived at Nes0 19rk dat
ed jan. 20. -,
The central iunta have decresd,. that
from tho 1st of. February their residence
shall be Il, Cadiz. ......
"Oa the l4,h of January the French at.
tAck-d the passage of Mont'sson and. VT
laman,oue to.en;cr into Aadalusia, but they
were repuised in consequence OF which
the pasrio, army is in good spirits. -.
"Tre general opinion is. that as soon as
the centrA, una quits S:vi!le the provincial
luna ct tina, district will taxi the whole
command OF tn province, and som- change
will taxi place in government. Inc CEN
trail, it's said, sivs the other full power to
act rs thew NAV see b st.
THE iunta of Granada aud Cordova
have given order. to arm the whole popu-'
lation OF the province IN mass.
9TH French army is composed OF a.
bnuc $4,000, e 600 of which are eavalry')
Our army will bt about $4,000.
= IN
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
At public auction, on the premises; on
Fridsv the 9th day of April next at four
o'clock, &c.. ..:...J
.~.r ALot of Ground, t..
I'm fee simple) twenty five ieet front ton
Warrington street, nearly opposite Mr. ia
cob Hoffman's Sugar House There are on
the premises TWO Dwelling Houses, both Of
viii n are under rent. A liberal credit will
he given. ...
49, Alexander Perry.
g. 40 or SO bales Cotton, or
few hogsnead. Tobacco, would be taken on
freight on board tie ships United Sta'esor
HiAiam Kea.s, if application is immediately
made.
$50. Jacob Morgan,
Who will give cash for good Maryland ot
Virginia Tobacco, 4 white oak hogshead and
barrel Slaves y. '... .. 80
March 80. - div
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~ r u I'll o N.

MRS. EDM0NDss respectfully informs
the public, she proposes. on Monday, tho
second day Of April. to open School for the
taition Of young ladies', h Prince street, three
doors above the late Col 'Hooe's, and viii
teach, with the aid Of proper assistants, the
following branches, viz, Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic sno English Grammar, Drawing,
Painting in inks and colors, on satin, tiffa.
ny, &c; &c. and dresses IN durable ink. Em-
hroidery in chenilles, gold, silver snd silk.
Maps wrought in do. Print work inhgsres,
or landscapes, Tambour, and Needle work,
plain and faneiful. fringe. and Netting, in
all It's variety. ... ,a.....,..x '...l.E
BY careful, nnremistfd and equal atten-
ton to her school she hopes to merit part
of the public patronage.
March g. dtSdAP
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following articles:
PRINTED CALICOES, Fancy Plates,
super unJressed; Camb,ies, super SO Chiniz.
Cambria :Mnalips, Hosiery. Shifting Cam
brics, super shirirg Long Cloths, ,Blaak
Cambrics, Ounce Thresds, Golored Thre ads,
Manches,ry, London Ksrssymeres, Irish Liz
mems, Pclise ;Velve,s. Long Lawns, Dimi.
ties, Printed Cuttings, fashionable Printed
Waistcoatings, Sewing silks, fency Mus
Inns, Sewing Threads, elegant Muslin Shawls
and Robes, Book hs,islirs, French Pullicat
Handkerchief, &C. sc. &c. .-
The above goods will be sold without re-
serve on liberal and actCmnodatil TERMS
to close the concern Of. &.
49,. James Dali & c..
Baltimore, March l6-:o. dts
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PUBLIC AUCTION,

PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Tuesday the third Of Ah,il nezf,
AT their Store in, Market Stest-Sales to
commence at ten 7s'clo, in the morning
the goods to be viewed the day Of sals--
THE EMPIRE & =,
STOCK IN TRADE,
sot IN ~ -.
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