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Iu[t Received,
.hfD FOR Sale BY
CHARLES l. CATLE Eft,
rs chests Imperial, Hyson, & Young
Hyson Teas.
$4,000 lbs primo Green Coffee.
90 pipes and quarter casks Lisbon
and TeneriHis Wine.
hogsheads Muscovado Sugar.
1000 lbs. Seine Irvine.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so do, Spanish Segars.
8 barrels Pimento.
October Is
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question on this motion VIA lost ~ 10 IS.
l0s. Talmadge made an cloquest and
manly speech sgainst the bill. He gave a
history of BushnelI's experiments In the
North River, during the revolutionary
war. He commanded the detachment OF
the army which protected Mr. Bushnell
while making the experiments. ;, He said
Mr.. Bushnell had fair chance to ny eve.
'ry method which he thought proper in or
dsrto ensure success thai he made seve.
raj attempts and failed Of sueeess in al Of
them. He found tina, Mr.. Fulton's sys-
tenn was the same, except the mode Of FIX
ing the torpsdoes, and h. thought DIR.
Fulton's mode was. fif possible, moro tx
cePtionabie than Bushnell's ; he could see
no use the experiment contemplated by
she bili.~-c... !. - s-"rr-, 49,. :.
The question on the final passage of the
bin was taken and scarried-Ayes 65-
Noes SO. 80
iur. Livermore from the committee ap-
pointed 10 wait on the President with the
resolution passed this morning, reported
that they had performed that service, and
the President had been pleased to declare
that the request should br attended to-.
The house resolved itself INFO commit
tee of the whole on tn. Bib providing relief
for the disabled and supsranuated officers
and soldiers Of the revolutionary army, and
OF the present army OF lhs United States.
NJ. Pithin in the chair. -. :. -
The committee wen, through the bill and
reported TO The house. 1t was taken up and
ordered to be engrossed for third reading
on Wednesday mkt. - :.
The house went into committee Of the
whole, on the bill for the relief Of Trisuam
Hussy, MIR. PlTKIN in the chair.
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Ccng1eG Of the J'nsted States.
HOUSE OF, REPRESENTATIVES
MONDAY, AIarch IS.
ITaken f5r the Aiendndria GGzste.J
MONDAY, AArch IS.

ILr. Livcrmore offered the following re-
solution r., r,
Rssslusd, That the President ott"e -
Stairs be requested to cause to Dc 'S'o DC
fore this house, copies Of any letters or des'
patches which may have been received IN
the department Of state, and do not require
secrecy, from Mr.. Pinkney, our minister at
the court of Lon Ion since the receipt OF the
letter of the secretary Of state OF Esd OF
November Hast, communicated to this mouse
by the President. on the e9'h oil Novemner'
A debate took place, after whiehths ques'
ton was taken by ayes and noes and carr''
ed-ayes 100. noes r. tc,,,. ,,..
then resuned-- The Torpedo on. Inc
question ON the final pass.g' OF the,b'l
An. Dana finished his observations when nc
began SATURDAY, ;. H Il. yss . t e q:
nsn The inven,nr, to.this time. &C.,.
Mr. Fisk moved to commit The bill 70 a
..,.e, committee for amendment A"s
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81 T U.l TT O N.

MRS. EDMONDS, respectfully informs
the public, she proposes, on Monday, tho
second day. Of April, to open School Tor tho
tuition of young ladies, in Prince street. three
doors abo,s the fate Col. Hoce's: and win
teach, with the aid Of proper assistants, tho
following branches, VIZ, Reading, Wiring,
Arithmetic ana English Gransnar, Drawing,
Painting in inks md eoaess, ON satin, tiha-
ny, &c: sc. and dresses IN dursble ink. Ena-
bioidery in chenIies, Gold silver and silk.
Maps wrought in do. Print woik, M figures,
or landscapes. Tambcur and Needle work,
plainand fanciful. Fringe, and Net.ins' IN
a]lits variety. 80
Ry carefak unremittsd and egsel attfn.
lion to her school; she hopes to merit part
of the public patronage.
March s. =, dt2oAP =
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,

- .... H.. ..... 1arCh "a, lSlOs
On ballo,ing for assessors, Richard Lew.
is ard George Coryell are duly elected.
Ordered, .Pha,; the assessors brgih at the
extremity Of each ward, and assess the real
property regularly by sqaares, noting the
squares a. laying between certain streets
distinctly and the othe, taxable property
in the same manner, in. order to have the
whole taxable property in each ward dis
,ines and separate from the others, and
have the &C counts of each ward ksPt sePa-
rate, and that each Of the assessors shall De
entitled to and receive the sum OF seventy
dollars Tor their services, when the same
shall be property performed. :,
Ordered. That tie roof Of the Council
Chamber be shingled and that the Clerk OF
the NIarke, superintend the work.
Extract from the minutes. -
ADAM LYNN, &C.
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March AZ.
Public SaleI

BY virtue Of adeed Of trust from ltSate1
Gore to. the subscriber % serprs the ~;
ment Of a sum Of money 70 DaHsa FIJI ill
be- exposed to sale. for ready nnoaeysxehl
TUESDAY, lhe. 18th dry Of hpIil nsxss;
upon the. premises, "A piece Of CROWN
lying upon the .norI, eide Of .Kint$t fliH
to The eastward Of. Patrick stfoet, k the toN
Of Aisxsndris extending IS -isst ipshee
upon King strseh and tupding hee l0Q Jses
to q ~ foot slley. Upoo the grovna knsft~l
ed three story brick dwellins ,Ao9ss f'be
ground is subject to an annual rsnts ofseSenss
ty dollars .6lty cents. ~ ~
James Keith, a. q
March ~: ~ Z. }'4pts.S ia WIS ~
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This is to;give Notice,

That the subscriber Of Alexandria county,
inthe district Of Columbia, has obtained from
the Ofphans' Court oi said county letters tes-
tamentary on the estite Of George M'Munn,
late of the county aforesaid, deceased: all
persons having claims against the said deed
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
,be vouchers thereof tp the subscriber, on OF
before the ain day Of august next, OF. they
may by law be excluded from I'll bsneR 10
said estate. And thosS indebted thersto are
reoues,ed to raske immedAtspsymen .S'is
en- under my hand this aslst Day d Feb
''''' Mordecai Miller, En-.
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/" Of the wisdom aud TALENT. daplaysd
throughout the whole 1 administration of
Washington, Its own Immediate effects in.
promoting the prosperity, the happiness, and
the elevation OF our country, furnished tie
most conclusive eyideace. Il was an ad.
min'stration OF settled precedents, and great
practical maxims in politica! science, not an
administration of visionary projects, and
abortive experiments--It was an admin.
stration OF silent courage, unbending digui.
ty, and perssrering 6rmness, not an admi-
nissrasion of empty bEapado, time. serving
simidry, and ever.changing expedients--
1t was an administration expanded and en-
nObIed in every stage of its resplendent
course with motives of a public and ma
.'ional tendency, no, narrowed and embit-
tered by acts and ebull;tions of personal re.
sentiment, no- degraded by doing homage
to the dictates OF party. 1t was an adm-
'nis,ra,ion whose sPotIess cabinet the spirit
of fiction never dared to sulIy by her IN.
hailowed .:ouch--It xas an administration
which from, the very verge of national
bankruptcy, restored public eredi. to an
honorable standing which eoncilated the
esteem and commanded the respect Of fc-
reign nations; which, by making the best
practicable preparations for war, offered the
oess possible security for the preservation
ofpeace; which gave T. Americans just
and ample ground to- glorr in til ir birth
right, their country and their name which
from comparative poverty and weakness,
raised'onr marion ,o'a proud pinnacle Of o.
puIence and strength and which, by pro.
sidng alike for the interests Of all, led, as
by enrhan!mert, the affections OF alto rai;;
y BY one mighty impure around out con.
situjlon, our guvsrnme IN, aud our laws
4, was not, say, an administration iturn.
ing on contracted spir tot faction, as on,
ito central pivot; IN administration which,
from superla,ive opulence, hurried the ma
tier to the very brink Of INSOLVENCY; which
by rusillanimi.y. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Trough. "a lasting rerroach on the American
character which endangered our PEACE,
by rs!ee,iug or emolishing ouruPrepara.
tio.,s Tor war; which, by impan,ing dis.
ssn,ions and fostering janimositcs between
the different sections of our country, iacili-
tattd and even invited the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
OF the onion which found the nation rich,
fourishmg, anil Izosperous, beyoRd ex-
ample ard almost hey Iond expression, and
reduced it by mismmhg ement to the verge |
of min. Twas not, thrust ME, my fellow
citizens, it was not such an administration
rs this. These are ten:I crcies, these are
evils from which the administration Ct our
AVasbington was exempt ; and suffer me
70 add, these are evils which to US would
have been known only in theory and By
name, had the principles a,.A policy Of that
administration Continued to prevail in the
councils of the nation."l
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, will be sold, at the
Vendue- Store, on a credit Of 90 1ays,'fo F
approved endorsed negotiable notes,
Forty-hve barrels .tof retail
ing Coffee. =, +, :,
March, 26. T., 80. - ..-'.... =
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N OF &c p, !

THE1President and piretsors of the Gnaas
Hunting Greek Bridge, will tssAlye proposals
uatil Monday. the second day 81 April nex
for opening .. road from sad southern sbgt-s
,ment Of said bridge to the fence % Mr. Re-
bert Patton. The distance = ore mile and.
eight poles, the road 10 be ippcned - fget
wide III every part ans rounded 90 feet iDfsss
middle to q curve Of J ilehs1 So ss toIsrs,
ceive q coat of gravel. ~ s:s;tgg
John HooH Seey 81
! March AZ. -, ~ ~ dt3tse
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lsFOREliIsE;

8 N safl sssa.s VI "a E55s.as z y !
Twenty choice yoange Horses;
al ONE II them vel ssslssahasd ssr ths'
~ saddle, and some b the shef
will DO Kept here lof s'f&esSs dsl e5ed
at reasonable rates. Such n are diaposed te
purchase, via be pleased to mako early ~
pIication. III ~ 2
John sMflyer q.
March 81. .ys, 'j.- q. SIS IS =. al ~ ~ -
y - NJ ~ SI1T7~E T.E & z-5- fyss:sss
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a!srsnnrta Csilp 6s,stts.
TUESDAY, MARCH ~.

MARRIED a, c sorge-town( Colambia)on
the hrst of the present month, by the Rev.
Wcksr D. 44.fs9n, Dr.. HIM. Groyssn, to
ThrheA, daughter of J0hn
YzrsAeM, esq. Of that place. :,
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.kAA 4
SHIP .AMHa NEWS.
Port ,ot' Alexandr'a.
SHIP

.. &. . ARRIVED, ~ = ~.
Schr. Minerva, Potter, Providsnce-----
Sundries--to the master. ~: -
brig Econon,y. Smith. DO. do. to do. -
Schr. John, Morris Observation-Disclosures
and Tar-Lawrason & Fowle and oshrrs.T
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Marcq %.
Orphans Court,

1e9andria CpuntyiFe6. Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the executor OF George
M.Mun, deceased, do insert the following adj
ver,isement three times in each week fol
eight weeks.inthe Alexandria Daily Gazette
Teste,
Alex. Moore, Reglltef.
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nIark,fs a. ST: Bread none
a. market; rice, DIS q so; -four, la a
-; pitch pine, SIS red oak slaves, IS;
white oak, none at market; corn Per bushcl,
?; beef and pork low. 80 ~. -,
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N o tt C E.

i = =
i, UPWARDS oftwo hundred shares having
been subscribed toward. forming the tnrn-
nile road from Fauquief court. hours TO in
tersecf the Little River turnpike rod, % au
,horized BY &C, Of assembly, tho ssbscribsrs
arc requested 10 appear in ps,son ser By
Droxy, At Hsymarket, on the siyt day Of
March nett, 70 chuse President and. Di- I.
rector, and 80 take such order tsr. conn.,
.meneing the work ~ may thensp2sa, mcse
Advisable The several ommissjons ssyhs
s.v. t.ken In subscriptions, ara reauestedts !
forward their subscdPsion books O pspsEs e
.Ast meeting. 4 !.
James Keith.
lanes H. Blake. 81
JoCeph Dean q.
Humphrey Peake.
rssru.y y. akk.ls y @4i
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Miss - - hJr0eha, daughter Oh joan
yzr:AeM, esq. Of that place. :,
6tark,is a. Sic Bread none
a. market; rice, DIS so; -four, lo a
-; pitch pine, SIS red oak slaves, IS;
white. oak, none at market; corn Per bushcl,
?; beef AMI pork low. - ~. ....,,
Mn: Jams II. HooE, having removed
from Fairfax, it is impossible for the Free
holders Of that county TO avail themselves OF
his genius in the next General Assembly o.
Virginia. hBscomes, therefore, necessary,
10 supply his place in the, person Of some
other gentleman. 1t is believed that Ri
chard NJ. Scott, Esq. will serve if elected.
Coneerning his Fitness there can be'no cues
ton Il is presumed also that EJceor'Ri.
ehard Coleman viii b. prevailed on to
continue in ,k:s present station. When the
public Interests are conaIed to iatsgrity,
property ana IA:r;s, the commonwealth
cannot al 70 b.: wisely conducted; ana the
welfare ofsvery hoaes,sindivid9al VII! be
promoted. Too long have party passions.
,ri9mphed over a propsr attention tor'hs'r
important c,nali6 .ations. 5Is is hoped Thar
MIXTURE The -6,ne,s of,hc candidates witt
~
h'fs is Que weight, on The n'"d' 81 'hsp
s. = - "A Frccha't1tr 81 Fa;tfas.
Archaeological Jan, Is. wish /
( could give you ssasqnent OF the cxpenec'
here ;,but ] have not yet cot through the
custom hodse with one cArgo--Co,ton is va,
lued ell cents. scpds or bad. i am afraid
3 the exosnccs upon, that Isicke will amount
10 fbsmS7ao per cent independently OF my
charge rise, tobacco, and every Other, ar,i-
Gle Of Au.etriSan produce, will not exceed
Xper cent. We are IN some confusion for
the want oi ships. Upwards ofso American
vessels are in these roads, 10 Of them con
signed to me" ...-,,... s.- ....
Errac. aarr9 Jan os.-" Since mine Of
khe 18th instant we have nothing new nc
ariva!s from Liverpool We have IN i'm
nense property in'this is!Ar,d and what IS
&o be done with it know not Emo: removed
n three months Sf,er landing, We must pay
per ccst. duty upon it. Seventy mode
ate sizrd vessels will be required for what
already here, and m3re Americans con-
sanlj coming Ia" ... ...
Extract, ,Lishsn,-Jan 90 &c Some late
counts from Spain state the situation OF the
IS rench in that country as being REDUCED to
he LAST extremity for want of pTorisions.--
The Spaaiardsssera sill, determined to drive
he French out Of Spain, to struggle hard
helast spark OF their liberty.
elf some of yoar war politicians could
bek into Europe and see Whole countries de-
Sed in blood, they would be willing to en-
.re priya1ions, and make all possible exer"
bI: Is avert from their country such Ca
miy... ..
The wounded troops.fihe English from
slsyra arc now in Lisbon. 1t Is sand Ina
!. English have lost about $4,000 troops Of
C last expedition" % .st''
MR.: cA1DwELL's GRAFTON =
LOOk-here upon this picture, and on this;
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pn,SrIn, s:AfiCoEs, ,fsnsya p,a..s,
super ui,drcssed CsrHtli s. supeI go Shintz,!
Cambria E.usIins, Itsiely. Shiriirg sm-
brics, super sbirtira Long Clcths, Black
Cambrics, Ounce Thretds, Colored q frssds,
Manches,yy, Lers,en Ker,cy mercs, Irish Ii
mems, Pclise NeIys,s Long Lawns, Dimi.
ties, Printed Cuttings Issbiopsble rIinted
yVaistcoa.ipsss Sewing Silks, Fancy Mus.
Inns, Sewing Threads, elegant Muslin Shs~ls
and Robes, Book Muslins, French Ppllicat
Handkerchief, &c~ &c. sc.
The stoyc goods will lie sold withcnt res
erveron liberal and accommedatiI &. terms,
to close the concern, of .,,,,I
:: re + 4 James Dali & Co.
Baltimore, March lS-le. dts
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= TO BE SOLD. IT
PUBLIC AUCTICN;'

= ! OOAA~ hOSA.RS.fH t;l4y y
On Tuesday tie khi,d Of Ahrif n&!af, !, - r.
At their Store lin Market Street tSals ~
commences at ten O'Clock III the lncfniSes
tho goods to be viewed the day n 80
- s@ ) THE ENTIRE s,a''- 4
..ISTOCK 'IN7TRADES Y
Jam ES IDA, I L%& e o.
-. {kcoxsisTixa .oscg5 ISL !. - C
Four Huadvrd Paelagsss Mee
& ~ lihuino .arffri AZ .sa e.. -
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=. - E- IL u Il II " u q y.
Among the symptoms attending Worms
! are, dissgreeaHie breath, especially in. the
| morning-bad and corrupt gums-itching in
the nose, and about the scat-corvuEsions
eppile,ic fits; and sometimes a pri|ariou of
spsech--irregular appetite, sometha: lo;th-
ing food and sometimes voracious- iurging
with shiny and fetid stools--yomitint large
and hard belly-pains andsickness at I've sto-
mach--pains in the head and thighs, with
lownsss of spirits--siow fever, with small
and irregular pulse-a dry cough-excessive
thirst--sometimes pale and unhealthy coun-
enaace, and sometimes the face bloated and
I flushed. --~ g.. e..
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
symptoms, shoul have immediate recourse
to Ramilton's Worm Destroying Lozenses
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar to those above
described. -........ - ...
.Hahn's true and Genuine German Corn
49,. 49,. ...> Platter,
An infallible remedy for Corns; speedily
removing tn EN- root and branch, without CIV
ing pain. ..".. -
Genuine Perfan Lotion,
The Restorative Powder-for the Teeth
and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases ofthe
eyes.
Hamilton's Essence and Extract
of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Govt, Palsy, Swellings,
Numbness, &c.
. Tooth Ache Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
The Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure of every kind of head ache.
The Damask Lip Salve. .
hfalhble Ague and Fever DROPS.
~ Sold only by James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King Street, Alexandria, who
has long been sole agent for the sale of'the
genuine preparations.
Hannah Lee,
New York, 25th Feb:
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Itch Cured,

BY once using Lees Sovereign Ointment
Theiproprietor informs those persons and Ia
miles who are suffering +urder this disease
ugainst the infection Of which no person is
safe, that if this ointment is used at night on
voing to bedlt never tails TO perform a cure
by the following morning, IS thousands who
have used IL during the last ten years can tesr
tify. The peculiar excellencies Of this in
Saliible remedy for the itch, above every o.
sher. are the certainty ofthe cure by single
application the Ingredients being SO inno-
cent As 10 be applied with perfect safety TO
80 tendsrest infant and its being not only
free FROM any offensive smell, bat equally g.
-. able With the pleasanisst pomatum- :
Dy. Hsmiltsa's Grand Re ee,stiue.
which shs inventor confidently reeoni-
! mends as an iayaluable madeleine for the
aaueedy relief, and, PERMANENT surs Of varisas
complaints which result from tiss,pated
plessures, juvenile indiscsetisas, residence
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no THE PUBLIC.

THE snbscriber,, alter lapse OF ume
necessarily consumed in the .prepara-
ton Of his house, respectfully announces to
the citizens Of Alexandris, as well st the
community 1t large, that he has taken for .
term of years that noted and eligible estab-
lishment known BY the name OF the CITY
HOTEL, and once occupied oy Mr. Ss s's.
whose distinguished abilities as 2 fuoncan
cove f. an ecIat which the subscriber hopes
q nreserys BY his unremittcd exertions in
affording to all those who may confer on him
the favor Of their patronage, genteei and COM
Portable accommodations. The subscriber
deems it unnecessary to indicate the multi
plieity Of convsnienees attached to the City
Hotel, and will only submit description to
that portion of travellers who have so gene
rally attes,ed its numerous advantages.
James Brook.
February 20. '-... - law
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'gtsENuINE MEDICINES

s1(SEN lJ1NE 5M6D1AAI<CsS go
3 s,srrs LATE sfcRARD LREs N or n. yQRr
- i. byseaess from tie original recipe d
) secession b ffhf sssbseriber, has. .pidess, by
3&S4pssm they are prepared and 1vithous rvtose
sienctare nsse are genuine.
sO5jfsinass Coughs, Colds, 1famas,
80 sc. *.
Are Immediately relieved and speedily cur.
ed by the use of 1870, .
: HANsIETON'S ELlXER FOR COUGHS.
3. DEAR bought experiences has taught thou.
= sar:ds that oily and heated medicines, Joined
wittsssrong opiates or sleepy drugs, repeat
ed deses Of which 'fiatter and deceive the Ia.
Z tieni for the present, by procuring n,omer.,.
Try ease experiences, / say, has taught
thousands that the common opiatcs and bal
aanics,ss they are called, finally aggravate
stcycty disorder Of the breast and lungs, in
their most distressing symptoms that they
load the stomach and impair the digestion,
<Ainaame the whole sys:e EN-, increase the diff.
equity of breathing and excite fever. 'Butthe
: qualities of this valuable discovery are E.
-vincedby perfectly opposite effects A sim
gle trial will prove, that 1t restores sthe de.
termination of the fluids to the surface Of the
BODY. ,and brings on the common healthful
perspiration--thati it dislodses and evacuates
: the rough yiscid phlegm or mucus, strength
: ems the weakened vessels Of the lungs,
sheathcst the acrimonious humor which irri-
( tatcs them, and finally discharges it. Thus
striking of the root Of the disorder, the
symptoms are Of course effectually and per-
<fnanentiy conquered, the reverse OF common
x,n ~ fcSnes which weake the constitution and
give strength to the disorder for the sake of
moderating for the present some of Its pain
-ful effects. -.
To parents who have children afflicted with
the whooping cough, this discovery is of the
first magnitude, as it affords immediate re-
lief, checks the progress, and in short time
entirely removes the most cruel disorder to
which children are liable. The Elixir is SO
perfectly agreeable, and the dose SO small
: that no difficulty arises in taking it.
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4 NEW NOVEL.
Just Published, and for Sale by o..
COTTON STE w AR Is
Price Dollar,
GLENCARN {;
OR ..'
THE DISAPPOINTMENT OF YOUTH,
A NOVEL.
BY GEoRsE WATTERsToN, ESQ.
Or WAsHINeToN CITY, ~..'
.6uther of the Lawyer and Child Of Feeling.

The celebrity of this authors CLAW
YER" and" CHILD OF FEELING" in
duced the publishers to engage in this work.
and withou: detractiny from The merits OF the
former, feel themselves justified in stating
that his GLENCARN IS superior TO either.
tits submitted without further recommends
ton, with wish, that the American review
ers may give further encouragement to this
young gentleman's endeavors to entertain IN
struct and uoraIize his fellow citizens, in q
way seemingly well calculated to attract their
attention.
Feb. s.