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Land FOR SALE.

L. ~ IL ~ ~ ~ AASs
HILL BE SOLD at Fai,tdr court house,
on The 1874 Of February instasf,
100 acres of Land, lying between
Centreyit!e and the court house, adjoining
Bsnj.min Burnley and Coleman Lewis
Part Of tn. said tract is wei! timbered' ana
living ON the waters of Rocky Run, Any
ner:on wishing TO purchase the SAID Land
will please apply to Coleman Lewis, or attend
the sale. Two good Horses VIII DC take" ~
part pay The terms will be maas KNOW"
On the day OF sale. yrc
February ,. 'a"''
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N o T I c E.

TIE subscribers, heretofore carrying q
~, Jewellery business, IN the h,'ff2 oil
sf,m!,. J1e5s,sr, nave this day hssn'Sed
,hcjr partnership by mutual cohsent--NA
,,.r ,o,s indebted 10 the id concern ne re-
au,s.cd 10 pay the same to ADAM LYNN ""'
i, alone authorised TO receive 1t.
Adam Lynn,
Adam l.. Webster.
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FOR 5 LIE,

TON y Ia LY
A LOT piece, or parcel OF LANo' co" :
4 tuHinS about SIX acres, with Sood
fr'aie House, Stable and Outaou5cs, and
Nl.s o; good water; situate AID lying about
mites from Alexand,ia, in Fairfax todht',
Oil the Ravcnswo,th road. The Tot is We'll
fenced IL, and the house nearly new FOR
tar,aer particulars apply TO the subscriber IN
Aiexsaars-, opposite the market square
Ann Dawes,
Aam's Of Bstyam'" Daoies.
Jan. 81. 2tawlmo
\. B. The above property wil be sold
ow ii applied fer soon.
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r CORK.

Recsived and far Sale,
10000 lbs. Of Cork, of an excellent quail.
~ for Ssines,
1856 kegs, % los. each, best English
White Lead ground in oil.
so pieces Russia and Ravens Duck.
Daily expected By Capt Joha Hand, from
Philadelphia,
An assortment of Ship Chandlery,
Consisting of Charts, Timc.Classes, Lan-
thorns, sc. &c.
Now LANDING,
Lisbon Salt--the cargo of the brig Betsy,
from Lisbon.
IN STORE,
$500 bushels fine and coarse Salt--with
general assortment: of Ship Chandlcry and
Groceries.
George Coleman,
Cameron street wharf.
E,hruarv e. co
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FeDfWaTy D
IEW PUBLICATIONS

Tut rscsiosl by JAMES KENNEDY,
WIZ, Kiny-street.
The American Medical Lexicon, on the
plan 0: QUln~y., with many retrenchmeNs'
addiilo,Iy a..a Nav ovements.
Eutteryorta : Concordance and Oiction-
sry OF the Ioly Scrit>ures, on concise yet
comprehensive plan.
TIE ,enuin, !. oist!es Of the Apostolic Fa'
,hess S.. Clement, Ct. itarn&bas, 81. igna-
titus, and y, Po'rCarp,
Jamieson's Sacr,d ,{istot.,
u L,,,,.rs eO6t
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ORPHANS COURT.

February 9.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-19

then, to consider that congress had aireaay
divided the territory oace, and that they might
do so again. 1t was not the interest OF the
peoDlc ofthis territory to be United TO upper
Louisiana. g,
Mr.. Marigng then took vlC"V OF the 60
yernment of Louisiana under Spain ana el'0
u. States, and said that although the former
WAS bad enough, the latter was Infinitely WORSE
He alluded to some OF the acts OF cur juui'.@'y
which he characterised as oppressive I'D
high dcgree--and to the ap ointment OF 10
rsigncrs to Office in our Judiciary, which ne
reprehended with severity.
MIR. Blanque supported Mr. Marlgny. he
said the members had made up their minds
out of door.
Mr.. Dctrehan said that be had not come
like a fool with his mind made up on ques-
tons. He wished to have the documents on
which the convention were to act, and from
them he should form his opinion.
Dr. Watkins agreed with the gentleman
from German Coast. The members OF the
city ha an opportunity OF procuring mtoFma-
ton not possessed by those from the country,
he wished the resolution laid owe. till to-mor-
row.
Mr. Blanque said he was astonishcd at the
conduct of his colieague-after having come
forward in so handsome a manner he was now
attempting to throw cold water on his own
motion.
MIR. Marigny, thought that Dr.. Watkins
had not met the question in as frank man
ner as he ought. Members who spoke IN ia
vor Of commitment could not plead innorance
as they had been present at the meeting on
the 4th, and knew the convention was to meet
again on the 8th. He wished the question
takca on the original resolution.
Mr. Winter was in favor Of the motion to
postpone. He had only arrived in town the
day before. and previous to his arrival he did
not rightly understand the question of the re-
iinquishmcnt Of the right to the lands. He
had since informed himself and felt convinced
hat the territory never had nor ever could it
nave any claim to the vacant lands, that was
secured 20 the u. States by treaty. Still how
ever, he wished postponement in order to
give members time to reflect.
a motion was made to adjourn, and carried
so the question was laid oyer till to-mor-
row.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
.NcVembNr 90. 1911.


SlR-The e,asions Of the non-importation
act appear TO have prime. pal.y arisen from three
qu-rter5:
/. Vessels have arrived from ports not be-
longing to Great Britain, with merchandise
oi British gFowtii OF manufacture which mas
been entered as the growth or manufacture Ct
other countries. This is believed to have
been by for the most fruitful source Of eva
sons, and appears to have been, as yet, con-
fined to vessels coming with coionia produce
from Saint Bartholomew, and Spanish ports.
| 2. Cosstng Gsseis, chiefly from the north-
ern ports, have brought large quantities Of
plaster OF Puris, conimonly taken on board
In the waters oil Passamaquodty bay; and 1t is
suggested that they have also occasionally re-
Ceived there, or from vessels at sea, other
specic. of British merchandise.
3. Merchandise has been Illegally imported
by land from Canada, and it is believed, prin-
cip,lly through the state OK Vermont.
The official and direct information received
on that subject is not very extensive. Verbal
or private COMMUNICATIONS have been made
to me, more Ii the shape of suggestions Than
founded On a positive knowledge Of the facts.
Still that evasions have taken place in the
manner above stated is sufficiently established.
But ! am induced to believe, that with the ex-
cep;!on OF rum brought in from ST. BarthClo-
news. and OF plaster OF Paris from New
Brunswick, the amount CT merchandise actu-
ally struggled IS not very considerable. EX-
clusivcly G. special instructions applicable to
particular cases, and Of the employment of
cutters, boats and men, the general measures
adopted for checking and preventing those il
legal attempts, were incorporated, and vii,
be found III the two lncicsed circulars. But
some further provisions appear necessary
and beg leave TO submit the following sug-
gestions
|. With respect to the importation of Bril-
tish articles under color Of their being the
produce Of other countries, two efficient modes
may be adopted: l., to admit 10 such articles
after certain date, unless accompanied by a,
certificate OF origin from the American con-
sui or commercial agent: at the port OF expor-
tatlon-2, TO direct summary mode By sworn
examiners, to decide, at the time of arrival,
on the origin of the article, which decision
snail be admitted as conclusive evidence In
case OF trial.
Ii. IL relation to coasting vessels, it is pro.
posed, that they should be Obliged to enter
and clear, though ostensibly hound to another
port In the same ali ad accent state, making
only tue proper exceptions In favor of pack
cts and of vessels employed solely within the
same.
III. The situation of Passamaquoddy seems
to REQUIRE some special provisions, such as
to forbid altogether the importation of any TO-
reign article from that port into any other
port of the United States. aud not to suffer
any vessels to go there without special per-
mission from the president. Similar proyi-
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BOSTON, Oec. g.
FFDlY GVErOS ATE

= ~ bCLs.f')o II *
fr. Mackay, who reached town last even
ing, left. Enencs Ayrcs, Sept. 28. 1t was
doubtful whether the revointionist. wouit
succecd-a parry appeared to be gathering e.
gainst them. The Secretary Of TIE Jun.a I'D
been arrested on suspicion Of favorin. tic
lcyalis;s. \ dcpuiation from the P.oy!nccs q
Peru and Paraguay, was 70 meet at Buen7'
Ayres in Nov. Through the tr-achcry Of tie
commahdsra corps Of revo.utioI,ists had been
completely dc!eated on the frontiers. bu"i.os
Ayres continued biockadcd by the Men:;
Nidean squadron, but the British insisted ~
passing, submitting however to search fcr
contraband of war, &c. TIE communicate
with Monte Widen wes cut Of; i; coa'inued
besieged. \ body of Poruguese troops Tor
the relief CT S.onte V;deo, had arrived WIKI
II about ~ leagues OF that piaca ; bat ~tge
not expected to accom- iisb much.
Mr.. II. arrived at tbs VINEYARD on Tucsd2y
in the brig Prudent, Dutch, Of Salem, 6j
days from Hucnos Ayrcs. Left, Sept. %.
Ships Thomas W,iso,i, Graham, for Da'ti-
more, discharged, ard % commence loa5..g
soon; FACTIONS, Beekfo:d. pari:y .oa2ed bf
BOSTON, to sal! in about * weeks; Fralk,ia
Armstrong. Of Il. Orleans, = Sept. o, =
days ifom lisbon; brig Feiais, O,goed, fF
Salem, IN SIX days: the oug Americans N
port-brls .sisry Ann. Peek % Lpaion. 80"
W.. cred .n:o ~ -, bLnck-,..e.
squadron, and hailed sever times. M.sse.'
dull, ard very fuctuating. Spoke noshinS
FREDERICK-TONN, December II,
The Covt--iiarl.u! have s2ci. occupied toF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-20
70 K 81 Z e,

FOR 81 lie,
HAT well known estate in the County of
Mecklenburg, upon Roanoak River, called
HIGHLAND, containing nearly
One Thousand 1spo- Hundred Acres,
sufficient portion of which is FIRST rate Lou
G,onnds-This tract from its superior fertility is
calculated to produce any thing which the most
ssiuorious climate will permit-the local situa
ton and elegant improvements thereon, need on
~ be seen to attract the attention of any person
disposed TO own one of the fnest estates IN rhe
Southern PARIS OF Virginia The premises will
be shown by Mr.. Richard Jones, the Overseer
thereon
Also. another Estate in view of the above
called Butchers Greek Bridge Tract, which
contains upwards Of 500 acres, portion
OF which IS prime creek loru grounds, and is es-
teemed very valuable for the production of To-
bacco, Wheat, Corn, &c. &c-This will be
shewn by my friend, Capt Francis Hester, who
lives adjoining
For Terms apply to my Brothers James viii
son OF Meckienburg John Wilson of Halifax. or
to the Subscriber in this City.
THOMAS WILSON.
Richmond. July 10Th eptf
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COMMUNICATIONS.

The Romans, at the time they were almost
the sole masters Of the civilized world and de.
nominated all other people 6Obrians, had no
sugar, rum, brandy or gin, consequently net
ther RroB nor punch 4; no chimneys, chimney
sweeper nor roasting jacks no cotton mills,
silken mills or saw mills no cut-nsIi msnfacto-
RES I; no cast-iTon pots and kettles no gun
powder, consequently no sky rockets, no fire.
works, 40 hair-trigger pistols, no muskets, no
N Founders, no ships Of 100 guns no compass,
no quadrsDts, no lunar observations no cleo.
tricai machines, no lightning reds, no air pumps,
no printing Offices, no newspapers, no book
sellers and statIOnerS shops, no public libra.
RES no chemists, or physicians, or anatu
mists no soda water no knowledge OF A.
merica, the Sandwich Islands, or the true fig
ure OF the earth, no steam-engines, nor steam
boats nor air"baiOOns no glags.yind0ys,
iOokiDgglssses, telescopes, nor spectacies 10 as
sst the sight no spermaceti nor tailcw can
dies no mahogany tables no tea, no coffee.
or chocolate no piano fortes, French-horas or
German hules no clocks watches no tur
tesOup or pine apples no tobacco, snuff or
segsrs no brewesies, no postoffices, no bank
notes nor bills Of exchange no potatoes no
Irish linen, nor Russia sheetiog no silk hand
kerchicis, laced wells or closks no blacklead
pencils, nor india-rubber 40 cotton, no beauli-
tai caliicoes nor slik-slock,ngs Now &c we may
be permitted, from this astonishing progress oi
the Arts aid Sciences IN tho ~ eesIusisS past,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

VNNHE commissioners named aud authorised
m and by commission Of Bankrupt awar
ded & issued and now in prosecution against IN.
thony & Plessants late Of the City of Richmond,
intend to meet on Friday the 18Th ofSept. next,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,at the Bell-Tavern,
in said City. in orderto make dividend of the
said Bsnkrupt's estates and effects-when and
where the creditors who have not already prov
ed their dests under the said commission, are
hereby required to come prepared to prove tie
ssme, or they Will be excluded the benefit of
said dividend.
NEIL MCOULL, assignee.
June &c. ids
GEO. MARX,
byhts attorney
~ JOSEPH MARX.
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Sales at .4uction.

TESHE Subscriber will sell at Public Auction
d without reserve, under the management
OF Nessrs. Moncure, Robinson & Pleassnts--ail
his Stock in Trade, amounting in value to about
10000 S--Amongst which the following ar.
dcies, viz.-reas, Sugar, Wines, Cordlsls, Chr
ma, Glass Ware, and great variety of other
articles too tedious to enumerate, comprising q
very general assortment of Groceries
The Sale viii commence on MoRdsy the 10th
day OF September next, at his Store on the
Nam Street, and be continued from day to day
unit closed esms--all Sums under g so, cash
- s 50 and not exceeding s 300, 90 days -
s 200 tad not exceeding 6 500 90 days--8 500
aud upwards 100 days Credit--Notes negoiia.
BILE aud payable Il the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, will he required
AUBIN LAFOREST.
August g. IDS
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
INHE Subscriber begs leave to return his
SINCERE thanks to the citizens of Richmond

TIME Subscriber begs leave to return his
sincere thanks to the citizens of Richmond
and the public in general, for their kind encou-
ragement, and hopes from his attention to merit
q continuance of their favors, at the same time
begs leave to inform them that he has on hand
and intends to keep general assortment of the
most fashionable Mahogany Furniture of the
best materials and workmanship and assures
them that he will dispose of them at very re-
duced prices, either for cash or town accep-
above business, who can come we'll recommen-
ded for industry and good morals-Strict at
ter,ion will be paid to their morals and bust
ness
Any Workman wanting Mahogany, may be
supplied with every kind by applying TO
JOHN ALCOCK,
Governors Hill
Inly 80. If
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RUNAWAY, this Morning, a negro man

X UNAWAY, this Morning, a negro man
~ COOK by the name of DAVY.-He is a.
bout twenty four or FIVE years of age four feet
e'ght or ten inches high of a brown complex
ION, and has sullen countenance; speaks
quick, and walks nimbly. He formerly lived IN
fredericksburg and is well acquainted there.
purchased him from the Trustees of Ralph
Wormly decd of Middlesex county, and he has
a wife in or near the town of Urbsma He
WILL probably, attempt 10 get to one of the fore
gong places. Whoever will deliver him to me
IN the city of Richmond, shall receive re wa rd
OF twenty dollars, besides reasonable travelling
exPences.
DANIEL CALL
Auo .c
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New YoRK, August IL.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM

~, Last evening arrived at this port the sb;r.
no"as '1lo5ons, Rockwell. forty-fye a.,
27th June Oh tue
r, =. |apt rockwell has politely furnished th.
5|uil'rS OF the Ncrcaatie .EdUertiscr y;,,,
London papers and Lloyd's List of tb'. S @I.t
% ~ June, ana Liverpool paper Of Inc ON
.ron, winch we have made the following e. -
RI. f,,t....,1,, LONDON, june "a,
Males Us health, was YESTERDAY 80, ~ ny
at 81. James's; e"n'o'teU
Wf"dsor Cutie. Jpne %.
" Hrs Majesty continues as wsti - =.
lat wctt s1i~7 ~ Tss
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Aug. IL.

HE Subscribers having connected them
seivos int rsde, underline Firm of RYAN
and WILKINS, tender their services as Ven
due u Commission Merchants-They have ia
ken the large fire-proof Lumberhouse on the
street, leading from the Main-Street to the Ba
sin, where they are prepared for the reception
OF Produce either on Storage or Commission
From their experience in business, united with
their determination to adhere at all times to the
strctest attention, as we'll as the interest of
those who may confide to them the transaction
of their business, they hope to merit share of
the public patronage.
John W RYAN,
ROBERT WILKINS
Aug. IL. Inf
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.ACARD

las. a. OSWALD, presents best respects ts
his friends and patrons in the City and vici
nifty OF Richmond, aud informs them that his an
nuai vacation. which hitherto has included the
whole month of August. will this year, embrace
only fifteen days, namely, from the first TO iif.
teenth inst. which day he will resume & assid
uous'y prosecute his professional functions, every
day of the week, (Saturisy afternoon and Sun .
day excepted y he Ike wise informs them that
he has engaged gentlemen. native of France
and classical scholar, to teach the French Ian
guage.
j. A. o takes the liberty also Of acuuaintne
the public in general, that he has opened a de I.
Partment for the instruction of young Indies,
which is entirely separate from the ,,,ale depart
ment.
Terms of tuition, g 40 per annum, paya-
bic quarterly, for the following branches name.
ly, reading, writing, cyn'iering, English gram.
mar, composition, gepgr apply, use of the globes,
Latin .snguage,&c. with an additional sum ofiif.
teen dollars pee annuui, for the Greek Language,
& mathematics. Rulcs--at whatever time any
pupil is entered, he must &c considered as enter
ed for the remaining part Of the current year
Every parent or guardian who intends with
drawing his child. OF ward at the expiration Of
the year, is requested TO notify such intention
TO ]. A. o. at least six weeks prior to the exp;-
ration ofthe term.
For further particulars apply to James A. o.
valid.
August 6. 2w3w
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TALUHBLE LAND F0R 8.HLR.

\ NE Subscribers are authorised 10 dispose Of
shout So acres.of the Lands Of Mr. To-
sept Watson, lying on Aliens creek, IN II snover
county and about y miles from this Civ
Two thirds ofthe Land now offered for sale is
we'll timbeTed, ard the whole Of IL said TO be of
excellent quality, and well adapted to the
growth Of Corn, Wheat and Tobscco.--A sur.
vey Of the Lands may he seen AID The terms
sale known, On aprl'galioa 10
Mo1enTe, Robinson y Plcasarts.
Aug 10. 81
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PIXIES EXPEDITIONS.

JUST published md Tor sale by John K ZONES,
J Opposite the Eagle Tavern (price S 8 IL,
boards ar S so neatly bound An account of
the Expeditions to the sources Of the Missis.
sippi, and through the western parts of I.ousi-
ana. to the sources of Arkansaw, Kans, La
Platte, and Pierre Jun rivers performed by
order of the government oftbe u States. dur
ing the years 1893: e & z: and a tour through
the interior parts OF New Spain, when conduct.
ed through those provinces by order Of the
Captsin General in the year 1897 by Msjor z.
M Pike illustrated BY Maps 6. Charts These
Joursies re writt-nin the Journal form, to which
are aided copious statistical g. geographical APP
pendices -" To the Ceographer it viii be found
an invaluable acquistIon nor less interesting to
the general Reader."-Seiect Rev.
Aug. Is. epSw
~ 20 Rent & possession given Immediately |;
the Rooms over the Store occupied by ] II.
Jones, together with the Kitchen, Sc. -
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WihL be offered for Sale, to the highest
~ bidder, before Wards Tavern, in the
town of Lynchburg, on Tuesday, the 10th day
OF Sept. next, a tract of LAND, containing $40
acres. by a recent survey situated on the wa,
ters OF Falling River, in the cpunty of Campbell,
about l8 miles from the Town of Lynchburg,
and the same distance from Bent Creek A
considerable part of it is strong Tobacco land,
and no part cleared. " One fourth of the
purchase money will be required to be paid on
executing the deed, and the balance may be paid
IN three equal annual payments, on giving
Bond, with good ,security.-The land will be
shewn to any person inclining to view it, by
the Subscriber, who lives on the Buckingham
road, few miles below Hunters Tavern
ARCD. ROBERTSON, .Sr. Trustee
Aug. 10. I'd.
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TOR SALE The Estate called YARNS IN
the county OF Henrico, in Virginia. lying
upon the north bank OF James River, II miles
below Richmond and the same distance from
Petersburg by land There are upwards of 900
acres and the front upou tie river is full two
miles in length. Nearly 500 acres are uncom.
monty well ADAPTED to the culture of Wheat -
For terms. spply %
THO MAS N0RYELL of Richmond.
Aug 10. wv
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Lord Melcornbe. whose Diary was pub
iished a few years since TO the disgrace OF
n's memory. as it proved him mean,
auctnating, venal character, was when his
name was plain Bu66 in.ended by the ed
mIn'stra,ion of that time, to be sen, ambas-
sador to Spain. While this matter was IN
tcontemp lation. Lord Chesterfield met him
and touching him upon the proposed en-
bassy. told Bu66 that he did not think him
by any means fit to be the represent alive
of the crown of England to the Spanish
Court. Bnb6 begged to know the grounds
OF his objections: Why." said his Lord
ship "your name is too short. Bu6b,
Bub6--do you think he Spania ds, a people
who pride themselves in their family h Eors
and the length of their titles, viii suppose
man can possess any dignity or impor-
tance with name of one syllable. and
which is pronounced in secondl No, my
friend. YOU must not think OF Spain unless
you make some addition to your name."--
Bu66 desired his Lordship to say what he
would have him do Lord Chesterfield,
pausing a moment. exclaned--. nave it!
what do you thinl, of calling yoursclf Silly
Rn6b ?''
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E'OR SALE, Lot No 713, on ShyckG f.,ll,
near Mr.. John Gamble and Immediately OPP.
poste Mr.. Curtis Carer: this 10, is we'll enclos.
ed, and has on it, small Dutch rooted house,
and number of handsome trees--for further
particulars enquire OF
THOS. TAYLOR
uly 2S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-20

y CONDITIONS. Five doiiays "a yea, to
Se paid annually tn Advance. Those vho wish to
Be eonsidereG annual subscribers, nsnss hereafter
scgndte it at the ti,ne of smbseribing, otherwise
their papers vs be discontinued at the expiration
Of the first year.
City and Manchester. mus. pay for their advertise
n,ents before they appear in this paper.-The
price per squ is. rs Cents for the first insertion,
and so for every subsequent one.
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.aRt9celIaIle0u9.

d certain Cure for the DySeatery or Bowel Conn
Ploint
The Bark Of Spruce Pine, boiled in Mix, an
half point tumbler Of which TO be taken 1t a
time, and repeated at short intervals, as the sto
mach may be found 10 bear it, has been tried in
variety ofinstances, and never has been kno wn
to fail in efectiDg cure, aztec the most skill
fui physicians have pronounced the patient in.
durable.