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NEW MILITARY WORK.
fast PubIjhsd and for SEE,
At tie Bookstores Of r. Gray, ea@ eoE''H'
and Ste5Vd"t---
PRICE 4 DOLLARS 50 cENTS--

PRICE DOLLARS % CENf -
Rules and Regulations for The Field t1Xer-
else and hiarteuYres of the French Infantry
Issued AUGUST Ist, l79l: and the 3Lanoau-
yres added, which have been since ADOPTED
BY the emperor Napoleon. also, tue Ma
neaues of tue Field Artillery, with inian-
try. By Col. Irenee amelot dc LacTolX, lase
Chief Of Brigade in t.e French service. IN
three volumes, the third valume consisting
fplates,
The principal part oe this work has been
translated from French to English, by Lieut.
Col, Macdonald, in the s2rylce Oh MS 6FIsah-
nick majesty, Col. de Lacrolx has not only
ayailed himself CT Macdonatd's tNansiatioi'
but has retained the principal theofieS' WI"
which Col NJ. has enriched has WORK, eSPe-
cially his comparison of the trench tac'tcs
with the prussian. and the principles OF the
different nations with the English; because
lhOse valuable notes are sufficient tor such
Comparisons, and arc in point. Coz &c Ia
mas augmented those notes.
The Introduction of Cot dc LacrolX' wcrk
viii direct the attention of the young Amefi-
Cans to the study of learned tactics, the re-
suit Of experience, and enable them TO obtain
the precision desirable in the warrior, Tor
they must be convinced that good omcef
forms good soldier, and that the expert
ence of ages has demonstrated. that the sol
der will perform his duty correctly, Whea ne
Us well commanded.
At the end OF the second volume OF THIS
work, Col. De Lacroix has added the nance d
STes Of the field artillery with the infantry,
according to the French principles. 1t IS not
Necessary to lavish praises on the advantage
Mmoving this numbering arm with the same
facility ana celebrity as the line. Europe is
Row convinced and confesses 1t. He has ad-
Ted Plates, which demonstrate those maneu-
'res SO essential to the great operations OF
War, and which will enable officers to execute
hem.
Col. de Lacroix has Judged it also expealI
9t to add to this book some new aei1peeu
Aansuwes, which have been put In pracslce
:, 20 Great advantage in the face OF an enemy
A0enhance the value of this work is the o!'''
@1lye could induce him to augment It's siz'
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p. G.. Marstsller, ". rs.
7Teoh 81. MandeVllle,

iOicpn II. MANI o11p
Has jGsr REcEIVED y FOX S'2A6'
70 70 nogshoads Sd and 18th proof good T" est
In,Ia Spirits.
% do. Sugar, various qualities
10 ticrces New Rice
hogshcaas Molasscs'
do. Copperas.
do Alum. ~
20 barrels Whiskey and 50 barrels New.
England Rum. ~. ona
% chests of Imperial, Young Hyson' and
Port Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga'
and Catalonia Wines.
s,o barrels OF Herrings and Shad.
90 barrels Herrings, put up With parslcu-
lar care and salt-petred.
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt
Iuly 3,
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saIes at Vendise. -,
a. every Tuesday and frlaay'

WILL BE SOLO
=. vendue Store, corner OF Prince anu
a ~" Water streets. "a.
.Var;s., Of Dry G0oSs, Groceries, &C e.
a .;e,,l.ys Of which will be expressed II
r.. hills Of tl,s day--Ah xmas o. DIS go Of
pl $;e y arc on limitation and the prices be- -
rh hich are established, can at any tl tst; w
when .ni and purchased at the lowest iimlta'l0A
anu p'iN p. G.. Marstsller, v. rs.
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Twenty Dollars keUGTd.

Twenty Dollars Reward.
n SECONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth Of Seneca, about the 18th Of last
month man whose name is RALPH, d
years of age, between black and yellow CO.
ior, nearly s feet high, very stout made,'
velowish eyes looking heavy-he has bat
little TO say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, neb no cotton overjacket ard trow-
sers, 1t Is likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloath!ng A free;
negro man by name sambo, living ON Judge
Washington's e.tate. Mount Vernon, is his
father. and it is very probable he. is therea-
bout or in Alexandria, and with little trouble
may be found. -,
him in Washington City or Alexandria Jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, JuRs lQ-lG d
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BRYAN Hampson. q 90.

Bryan Hampson. q %.
Have justrecsiped and oferJ or Sdfe'
10 bhds. and so barrels first qualty Su5a
80 do. second quality,
10 mines old London particular Madeira !,
pipes and 5 tierces London market ana
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES,
20 boxes dipt Candies,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old cognac Brandy,
50 barrels New England KUN,
40 doprime Whiskey,
10 chests Imperial,
10 do Young Tyson TEAS, OF this years
importation,
And selected for family use.
ALSO, the best selected Flour tor Co
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Ncw Teas -at 2cdHceG ft1ces.

los chests, half chests and Boxes gun
powder, Imperial, hyson, young nyson, aud
hyson skin Teas, principally CT the Sidnoy's
cargo, lately landed and O. excellent quail
e.,
100 barrels Rye EVhiskey.
20 barrels * hoesheads n. Z. Rum.
40 dozen old Medoc Claret, imported in
1907.
IS Quarter casks Malaga Wine.
( pipes Lisbon and Eayal Wines.
1000 lbs Coffee.
1000 lbs Loaf and Lump Sugar.
10 hogsheads and &C barrels first .. SEE
cond quality Muscovado Sugars.
90 bags clean heavy pepper and pimento l.
8 chests Cassia, e Cassia buds
50 lbs fresh nutmcgs
20 boxes. dozen each, bottles best Flo
renee salad oil
100 boxes and half boxes choice lst and I'd
quality HAVANA and St, Jago cigars
10 bales Georgia Upland cotton
5 hhds green copperas
1000 lbs glue
500 gallons picking vinegar
50 den,ijohns
Which With his usual extensive assortment
oflVines, Liquors and Groceries will be sold
on low terms Tor cash, and to punctual melt
at moderate credit, by
Joseph Vaudeville,
- II ~, J I1:.c.,< ,t It,
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Liverpool Salt and Platter

| A1HGI kJOOl GIN
! afloat.
$500 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
30 tons Plaster Paris
On board the sch'r Catharine, NeWcoIho
master, from Boston, Tor sale by
Lawrafon & Fowle.
Who haze also landing tron, said schooner
20 hhds and 200 bags, being about oo'ooo
pounds, prime green HAVANA coffee
200 boxes mould and oipt candles
SO do soap
10 khds n E rum
100 reams writing paper
200 do wrapping do
also landing, the cargo Of tie slooh Ranger,
cattain Campbell, from Porto RIeo'
80 hogsheads prime retailing Molases
so barrels MuscoVado Sugar
Ia puncLeons Rum
5000 lbs Coffee
A quantity of Ok Horns
IN 5TORE,
$4,000 lbs. red Soai Leather
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool SALT.
100 boxes mould aud dipt Candles
SO do Chocolate :
5Obarrels and SO halt barrels Boston fSsl
A quantity Of grass Rope
80 chests imperial, young hyson, and NY
son teas
cases Sinchaws and Sarsenets
400 ps yellow nankecn
3 cases German checks.
For FREIGHT,
T7, The Schooner
x,>aEss o., MAkY--zNN
M ssxsssssss FBENEzER SMALL, master,
Burtnan about 900 barrels--Wii! take heiSh
TO an Eastern port, Oh reasonable terms ana
be ready to receive cargo in three days.
.4shlhIy as a600e.
AUGUST 27.
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To the Admirers Of the French
7 H77r7i1Tp
Language.

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L Observation-Disclosures every Sa-
turday afternoon at Philadelphia, in penn
phlets Of ] 6 pages, in Two columns, inlarge
octave, printed with a handsome type; and
conducted with care and importantly
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and the most inteTe sting articles, as may be
seen by the numbers already published,
which aredeposited at the Office OF the f..
iexandria Gazette, where the Admirers OF
the French Language can subscribe They
are requested to make application I'm medi--
ately and to give their support TO journal,
which has need of encouragement. lie
price of subscription is Ten Dollars per am.
payable in advance
-.Inne 26.
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PUBLIC SALE.

to a Decree of the Wor-,
shipful Cour: Of Fairfax county, in the
commonwealth of Virginia, ON the 2lst
sdav Of June last, will be exposed to sale, at
the house of Sanford Payne, on theipremises,
on the 18th inst. at twelve clock, TO raise
The sum of two thousand dollars, with interest,
due from Richard Bland Lee toLudwell Lee,
ESQUIRE, two hundred acres of L A n u, be
the same more or less; being all the land on,
the North side of the Little River Turnpike
Road, now in the occupation of Harrison
Fitzhugh, and being part of tract OF one
thousand acres mortgaged to secure the pay.
ment of the said debt due the said Ludwcli
Lee.
Rich. Coleman, ro,r,r,
Thos. Blackburn,
July 4. saWos
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! PUBLIC Sale.

f. = = "a
be sold, on. SATURDAY, the
Wv 2lst instant, at the dwelling house OF
Frederick 7rydeN, late Of the county OF Fair
fax, all the GOODS and CHATTLEo of
said 7rydeH, ON credit Of ninety days, for
all sums over twenty dollars, with notes and
approved security-ali sums under twenty
dollars wilrbe considered as cash The Gre
ditors of said 7rydeA are requested to bring
in their accounts, properly authenticated, for
settlement, on or before the first Of Decem-
Der next; and those indebted arc most err
nestly requested to make immediate pay
Inent to
Beal Howard, Adma-.
Julylo cts
~ B. At the same time and place WILDE
rented for term of years, the Dwelling
House ard Lot adjoining.
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.ssy staSss very plsnsY and
|sarfs H. learn from captain Brooks, that
bult , Z IS expected at Madeira by
Enaen -. aa vessels whose bills OF health are
ansl,ss orsed 81 some one Of the Portuguese
os sa.. sr;al agents in this country. HE
korl':. s' are The names of the Portuguese
ol !a.,, accents in the United States as fur
SUI i eap 81 b. By The governor Of Madeira,
lsos1 Iosrnb Rademaker, at Philadelphia !;
E r1..,,,,s +. Jenkins, at New York; OIL
'iiss:'' Goodwin, at Boston Robert Bar
e." > Baltimore Robert Dixon, at Nor 'f.
J, : md Lewis Deblois, asAlsxandria.
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ITO Breeders Of Sheep.

"A S the /" tu11siag SEASON" is Low ap-
. IN preaching, offer for sale few fne-
wooded EWES, which have just receivedi
and had carefully selected, irom my small
flock at Northumberland. The liberal and
patriotic gen,!emen ef this rcighborhood,
who gave high prices for Merino Rams, Will
find il an interesting object to purchase these
sheep. They are a hardy breed, of the.
middle size; their wool is remarkably soft
and fine; and, in point Of form, some OF
them are beautiful.
M. Fhni1ery.
10 eset
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!. July s..
IN. COMMON COUNCIL.

JUNE 10, 1910.
Ordered, That Council will set as Court
of Appeals on the 1o;h,, II III and 12eh DAYS
of Tuly next. from the hours of ten O'Clock,
A. NJ. until two O'Clock, P. II. at each
day The Assessors Books may betxa-
mined at the house of Richard Lev0is, at
the corner OF King and Westinghouse streets,
until the. said Court, and notice IS hereby
slioen, thatano appeals will be heard after
the said days.
E.tfact jfom TIE n:inisses,
ADAM LYNN, C.. c.
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BeaI Howard, Adm,f.
TURTLE } DINNER.

There viii be- fine Green Turtle
cooked and served up a. Sebaaian
Spring, on TuefdaY next, where the
loversvof good eating are requested to-
attend.
eu Dinner on the table at three.
O'Clock.
G7f|li G.
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fMpORTAN MI The Exchange Cof

IMPORTANT. The Exchange Cofs
gfeeshouss books say, that-it is understood
there has been an arrival at New. Bedford
rom Liverpool, which brings London pa.
pers 70 the 25th May, SIX days later than
before received, which state, that new
orderin council had been issued, blockadlng
all ports from which his Britannia majesty's
flag was excluded. The papers at New.
Bedford are printed on Friday. we shall
probably learn further particulars before
then. Boston Patriot.
A gentleman from Boston, informs us
that it was reported vessel had arrived at
New Bedford, in short passage from Lii
verpool. The captain and passengersre-
port, that the British order in council of A.
pril IS, had been repealed, and that the Or
der of November / /, was re- established, by
which neutraIs were. forbidden to enter any
port from which the British Gag was exclnd-
ed.--Salen, Register.
-:G1:-
EPIGRAM.
!" FaA1LrY, thy Name is WOMAN
SHAKESPEARE
If FRA1LTY's name is Woman's self,
name which nature gave,
Sure MAN must be the wlaker elf,
Still to be Fraiay's SLAVE.
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aF GEORGE YOUNGs, re

speetfully acquaints his friends and
the Cit. ems of the Town and County
of Alexandria, that he regularly prac,
tees theta in the City Court; and
tosail such buGnefs as may be entruit-
ed to his care, he gives the mott po-
titive assurance, ihall be attended to
mott promptly and particularly.
June 90.
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!, II OTTO E.

THE subscriber wi!lreceive proposals in
writing, until the 18th instant, for furnish
ing OIL, and keeping IN repair the PUB
Lie LAMPS, for one year from August
ADAM LYNN, c. c.
fuIy s.
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! n @ I'll G. E.

THE Stockholders in the Washington Ca.
nal Company, are hereby notified, that the
second instalment Of Ten Dollars on each
share, is called for, payable on the 4.h day
Of August next, to Samuti&Ehdof, Jun. trea-
surer of the company.
q By order Of the Board Of Directors,
E..B. CALDWELL, Pres't.
: Iuly 10. iawSW
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~ g.
Dolls. Cts.
To seven yards Of Homespun or
Cotton Cashmere, of black colour
for Hussar Jacket and Pantaloons, 2 3S
To cutting out the Jacket, " so
To 80 rs yards of Cotton Cord
yellow, for trimming and work
/, ing the jacket and pantaloons, at
8 cents per yard, 90
To extra cotton for Tassels, Ii
To Yellow Worsted for the Plume
and Tassels to the Hat, IS
To yellow metal Batlons for jacket
and pantaloons, one dozenta and an
Ealf SO
To silk, twist and thread for making
the Dress, S5
To Linen for lining the Dress, 60
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o. Money Lost--by Mail.

S-E-HE subscribers put in the Post Office at
L Eauquier Court House, Virginia, on the
9Th ult. a letter containing two Bank Notes,
viz One on the Bank of Alexandria for so
dolls. No. 2, payable TO William Burns, dated
December 81, 1899: the other of the Bank
of Virginia, payable at the Branch Bank of
Fredericksburg, for 90 dolls No. 3o5a, dated
January Is, 1910; whichletter was directed
TO Charles Hunlon, Alexandria, via Falmouth,
and has never been received
A favor will be conferred by giving any
information relative thereto.
Dlgges and Pickett.
Nuiy.
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Total, IS So

otdI, Do %
This estimate supposes the dress to be
made in families, in which case, the cutting
out of the jacket only requires prsfessie nal
sid The materials can all be made up by wo-
men Noting is charged for boots or hat.
because it is supposed that every man who
has horse, VII OF ccur1e, have either boots,
or gathers, which being worn nadersthe pan
falcons, requircs no particular form or qua
lily; hats being generally worn in these
days, ii is further presumed, that every man
possesses SC important an appendage. Every
article is charged at as a low price as it is
possible to obtain it.for Of any quality; and to
the skill. industry, s. patriotism ofthe troop.
ers, their.wiv,s daua alters sisters, lovers,
is the remaining task subn. itted,
Men and horses are the great de.ideratum,
and the man who in the hour Of trial shall
best direct his horse, and use his sabre, the
esteem Of his country viii always appreciate
as the ,fneat fellow.
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TO HIRE.

An active and .prightly Alalatto Girl a.
and tolerable spinner upon the big wheel
For terms apply to the Printer.
July 10. lawtf
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sISsTTIE IN PoP TUGAL.

-. Brooks, of the schr. Sally, arrived
~ nor, on Saturday, from Madeira, In
80 IS. that the day before he sailed, a.
, o.; pur, brig arrived at thar place in 6
4 ~ from Lisbon, with the intelligence that
~ Y;s.t battle had been fought on the con-
To-. Of Portugal, between the combined
.;,;ss & Portuguese army and the French :.
~, ,be fighting continued for three days,
I lua ,ha, The French were completely de-
80 rs wi,t great loss. Itw also stated,
H., ~. French troops taken prisoners were,
S.n, Of them so completely worn out with
f.,;;ao.. and hunger, as to be unable TO
on their march. It was likewise
ses,-.I that the French had been compell-
~ = = eyacuate Madrid, for the want of
aroy;sssors, and that the Patriots had taken
I o.sSs.son Of that city. A reinforcement
i e oooo men that had arrived at Lisbon
f,om ENGLAND, remained on board the trans
ror,s The Portuguese assuring the. com
fnanders 4tsst the British troops then IN the
Z sannrrv together with the. Portuguese
looms we're fully competent to defend the.
|kippdoo,. Tae Portuguese are represented
|io Be IN the slightest spirits imaginable, and
n entertain the most sanguine hopes OF pre-
serving their country From French tyranny.
Great r. jioicings, had taken place at Ma
dsira in consequences of this victory over
shs French. .
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Capture Of ship James cook.--A letter
from Capt. Charles Cook jun. to his own.
ers in Newburyport, relates the partlc ulars
of the capture Of the ship James Cook, by
the French privateer Wagram, of two guns
and IS men, on the Gath April, about II
miles from Rossock Clover Saxony) bound
to Wismar; these piratical scoundrels m
toxicated the sailors and then brbed them
to say falsely, thatshe.had been boarded by
an English man Of war she was lmmedl-
ately unloadsd, without.the form Of trial or
condemnation. Captain c.. intended to COM
promise with the pirates ifhe could, as the
time would be long before the papers could
be sent to Paris and returned but thinks
the chance is small ofrecoyering the ship.
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wEsT CHESTER. penn Tuae 81.


We are now about togecord story bear
| ing isatGrrs of improbabllity. which is ne,
vyrthelvss true. Some few weeks past, a.
bou, 500 Wild Ducks were seen traversing
the Forest, $50 called to the north OF
the The Cones,ogo Valley, IN Lancaster.
county. A sight SO novel soon collected a
host Of spectators, armed with sucks and
stones. The consequence was, an easy
conquest TO the assailants. The Ducks
hating strayed from their natural element,
forgot 10 fly. Few or none escaped, They
were said to be generally very fat. W.
wish some Of our learned friends, living near
where this singular gregarious exhibition
was seen, would condescen9 10 give US
complete detail of a phenomenon no less
novel than extraordinary.
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ESTIMATE

Of the E.xbence at zvh;ch q Trooper may be
s uniformed IN CUsTIs's CAVALRY.
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ADAM LYNN, c. c.
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The Subscriber having pur-
chased the stot Of Jesse Talbot, offers for
sale, ut his shop on Fairfax street, near the
corner OF King street, a general assortment
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, SPICES, &c.
which he can recommend fer their tarzty. A
share Of the patronage. of his friends and the
public is respectfully solicited.
Richard II. Little.
9Th no. e,st.
Orders from the country will
be executed on moderate terms, and AZ a stort
nos;ce. Physicians and family prescriptions
:
po' II ''. t,R. HI.
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NEW MILITARY WORK.
7is,t PudlilNed and Jor Sale,
At the Bookstores Of 4. gray, and Cation
NM Stezu3ft--
June p.
r:,cE A DoLLAns SO Cents

:
r..cE A DOLLARS SO CENTS
Rules and Regulations for the field Exer-
else and Maneuyres of the French liiantry,
issued August lss, l79l; and the Aa,ie s5 a. ;.
sv,,es added, which have been since adoPtSd
by the emperor Napoleon Also. the Ma
noeuy,es OF the Field ARTILLERY, with lnfan-
trv. Ry Col Irenee Amelot de Lacrolx, lace
Chief of Brigade in the French service. IN
three volumes, the third volume consisting
of plates.
translated from French to EMS tsil, oy Lieut..
Col. Macdonald, in the service OF AIS Efltan-
nick majesty. Col. de Lacroix has not Only
awaited himself of Macdonald's translation,
but has retained the principal theories, with
which Col Nj. has enriched his work, esPe-
cial!y h. Comparison OF the Trench tacucs
with the Prussian, and the principles OF the
different nations with the lsngtish because
those valuable notes are sufficient Tor such
COMPARISONS, and are in point. Col. lie l..
has augmented those notes. i.
The introduction OF Col. de LacrolN, works
viii direct the attention OF tie young Anien-
cans to the study of learned tactcs, tie re-
suit Of exys Ficnce, and enable them 20 OBTAIN
the preclsion desirable in the warner, ior
thew must be convinced thai good officer
forms good soldier, and that the cxpei4-
ence of ages has demonstrated, that ,he soi->
der viii perform las duty correctly, WaeR nc
+ Is well commanded.
Al the end OF the second volume q this
work, Col. De Lacroix has aided the manGu'
yres Of the field artillery with the infantry,
according TO the French principles It is ~ not
necessary to Iaylsh praises on the advantage
of moving this laundering arm with the same
facility ana CELEBRITY assthe line. Europe -
now convinced and confesses It, tle has adj
dcd Plates, which demonstrate those manosu-
yres so essential to the great operations OF
war. and which will enable officers to execute
them. 80 ).
Col dc I.scraoix has, judged it also expsdi--
ent to add 10 This book some new adopted
maneeuvres, which have been put IN practice
| TO great advantage in the face OF an enemy
! 70 enhance the value of this work is the only
motive could induce him to augment Its Size.
June 81.
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LIBBY 6 CARNE
Blqpe ,eceiiyed. Der Cabtain Hand,

Haze received, per Captain Hand,
" QUANTITY of grass & grain scythes,
"A scythe stones, looking glasses < spades
by other conveyances., Dutch seythes
straw knives, bar lead and window glass IN
boxes 8 by 10, tin plate in boxes, and a &c.
neral assortment of castings They are in
daily expectation 81. receiving a general and
extensive assortment of hardware, cutlery
and sadalery from ngland-the have ar
rived In this country. ~
They have as usual, bar, hoop and sheet
iron, nail rods, gunpowder, shot, .blis!ered
and Crowley steel, cut nails, wrought ditto
and spikes, wool and cotton cares, Morocco
skins of various colors.
June 20.