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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19
CoPENHAeEN. Dec. Is.

WI a. 10.
1t is reported by persons who left Got
tenburg subsequent to the 18th inst. that
the merchants.ofthat town, since the decla
ration OF war by Sweden against England,
convey heir goods and English merchandise
into the neighboring dung pits, aad coun
try houses, and he environs of the city. Ii
is chiefly English uanufactured goods that
are taken out of the warehouses of the India
Company, and the custom-house depots, to
be transported either to private houses OF
other places in the town.
The following is an account, as accu-
rately as 1t could be made up, of the CO
lonial produce, which. in the month of
November, was ware housed in Gotten
burgh:
Seven million pounds of coffee. four nil
lion and a half pounds of rice, three mill
ons and a half do. cotton, ten millions do
raw and clayed SUGARS, nine millions do. to-
bacco in Leaf.
There wasalso indigo, dye-s,uffs, bark 8,
spices of every sort
As to English manufactured goods i, ;s
impossible to ascertain the quantity, but he
value is immense they have been mostly
conveyed in the Uddewalla within these
few days.
1t Is also said that the captains of the Rri.
fish ships OF war on that s alton come To Cot
tenburgh in coloured clothes, where thev
pass for Americans.
Wehave been obligingly favored with the
following letter II a respectable Merchant
efNew York, dated Liverpool, January Is,
1911.
F." The Consignees and Masters of Amer
lean ships are at a loss how 20 act with res.
pect to loading for the United States
Very few goods are Coming forward for
shipments, compared to the quantity usually
sent. .
The attention of our Ministers is bro
badly diverted from American affairs by he
business of the Regency a bill to effect
which, and to invest the Prince of Wales
with the Office of Regent, is &c be brough ,nto
Parliament this nay. If a change of Minis
try Should &c tic consequence, we think
we shalt De justified in xpectins ina the
measures which have been 20 oba5xi5us @
the ~ iates will be gwen up. III the mean
lhe, me state OF our md manu-
factures, and of mercantile credit, S so de-
pressed, tina we Think any change OF men
and measures, must be !or he better Uu-
land cotton. IL e ID 1-2d Sea Island Is Sd
to Is Id, New Orleans Is % ~ Turpeo-
TIM 10 o II p%ercN,. Tar 81 T. 80, Wheat
lbs 81 to 13s g. pc 20 BIS Flour SO To- 81
per Dbl. Rice 20 t. II per cw..-Phila, Pa
TIER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19
~ ola Regent, especially in a period Of Tex
~tensive warfare and great national embar-

HOLLAND, SPENCER.
A~LBERMARLE,
Against the Order to issue Money, Satur-
day, Japuary S. 1911, on the Report of
the committee of the whole house
DfssENTIENT,
]. Because the principle on which the
resolution is founded, would justify the as
S mpuon OF all the executive powers of the
crown by the two houses ct parliament, du-
ring any suspension of he personal exercise
OF the royal authority.
.. Because this unprecedented and uncon-
stiiutional measure might have been avoi-
ded without the public service, by resort
ing las was suggested in debate) to the
mode ot proceedings sanctioned by our an
cestors in 1888. namely. an address to his
royal highness the Prince of Wales, to take
upon him the civil and military admins
ttration OF affairs. and the disposal of the
public revenue. until the means of supplying
the defect in the exercise of the royal au-
thority should be finally adjusted.
Cambridge, Holland,
York, Lauderdaie,
Kent, Reith,
Clarence, di6emarie,
SUSSEX, Erskine,
Gloucester, Dundas,
C~hoimondefy, Darlington,
Shencer, Oasunay,
Rossiyn. HASTINGS,
Pons9noy, Say Inc Seie.
Seaf5rth,
HE roval h;ohnoee re IN,I. e C.-.
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His royal hishness the Duke of Cumber-
iaffd intended to have signed the protests,
but came a minute or two too late.
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in sight OF harbor, and their blockading in v
manner our own ports, is passed over Ia tue
silence os appreciation.
Tinker, the person who enticed an orphan
Irish lad Of IL years ot age, into a marsh
near Newborn, n. G.. and urder red him to
prevent the discovery, by tie insurers OF his
vessel and cargo, of the manner in which 1t
was lost, aud who made his escape from
prison, was taken in Philadelphia on Tues
day last, aud after an examination before the
mayor, when the marks of his irons were
fally perceived, was ordered to prison IN
til furtnr Information from New5ern could
be had. He was discovered III a sailor
Boa playhouse, North Water Street.-I6.
NEW YORK, March 7.
E1tract Of a letter jroma gentleman Of the
frss reshectabiity, dated Haudnna, 2lst
Feb. 1911
I" Eleven osKenper's men arrived here
Yesterday from Pensacola, as prisoners of
war aud as some rumors prevailed. that
they were ". States troops, a number of YES
sells ready Tor SEA, aud nearly SO, left the
port immediately.
II menti3n this in order to remove any
uneasncss respecting our fate in this coun
try, should any OF the Captains who left
HAVANA make any reports differing from
chs.
Having conversed with the officer from
Pensacola, | know the act"
FROM fhe aurora, Marcel 2.
David b w erden, Esq. who has execu-
teo uie tunc ions Of secretary of legation &
agen, tor prize causes, on behalf OF the u
nited STATES, during general Armstrong;
ministry, with SO much satisfaction to the
American government and public, has been
re-appoin,ed consul general at Paris, upon
the noniration of the President and The u
unanimous appreciation of the Senate.
We have no authority to intimate. but we
venture to suggest for the advantage of
those who may have concerns of any kind
appertaining to the station in which MIR.
Warden is % occupy. that he will probably
proceed to Europe with MIR. Barlow, and in
a week OF zen days hence.
Extract of a letter from a gentleman in
Wheeling, Virginia, to his friend in Philadel-
phia, February %, ILL.," This day, while
loading the boat, ] saw a man floating in the RI
yer, (Ohio.) We got him out, and the inques,
found upwards of 1900 dollars in counterfeit
notes about him of Farmers and Mechanics Bank
oil rhilLdei yhia, aud several of the eastern banks
His name appears from papers about him TO have
been Joshua DaAal or Robert Danaugh. There
was about 10 dollars of good money"
A passenger in the suhr. Amazon, informs
that he left St. Thomas the 5th of February
where he saw in the ne s-papers an account
that a vessel, one of a fleet from Cork, undei
convoy for the West Indies, had arrived at Mar
tinico, and reported that they fell III with
French feet of 8 ships of the line md s trigates
who captured, rs he supposes, the whole or the
greater part of the Cork fleet
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NEW Ynnr M,.eb

w ~IVNh, IVIdFCN IU
The ship Thomas, Manter, sailed from
Lisbon ON he 18th January. Seventy A.
merican vessels arrived there within S or d
days of captain Ms. sailing. The French
Army had bcen reinforced bv Is, men.
On the 18Th Jan. Lord Wellington gave er-
ders for the +, rtuguese to remove their
pr perry wi hin the lines Of delcrce as q
place or safety. Flour was is dolls. when
he sailed.
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FROM THE AURORA.

We have Re ceived Il tiers OF tae 9Th, 18th,
and l7th January, tr m Lisbon, which contain
very little news of particular Importance,
but which give somen.eueral ideas of the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19

t%ention, in no ordinary degree. Tire hing in DO.
diy health was recovering, bat his mental de.
rengement continued, and but little hope of his
recovery remained.
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The Sciota, Franklin, arrived on SATURDAY.
from Lisbon, in IS days, does not %confra,
the Philadelphia accounts. Capt. f. heard
nothing OF the crossing of the French to me
south side o. the Tagus, or of the capture of
ST. Ubes-He left Lisbon, Jan. 90 aud Of
course is three days later than the Philadei-
Phla arrival. Flour is quoted at 10 dolls.
and capt. +. says that from the circumstance
OF no supplies being received at Lisbon. ex-
ceptlng from sea, the numerous arrivals have
not affected the market. He confirms the
news OF a French reinf rcement of 10000
men, and says that he British have retnrrs
ed 70 their stong holds. However. his not
having heard of the capture of St. Ubes
does not prove that that place is not in dan
ger although Its capture as stated is most
undoubtedly premature. Instead OF Ma,se-
ma crossing to the south side, It is NOR than
probable that he expected advance of mar
shall ooult from ia !ajos by way of Eiyas, il
what mas gwen rise to the Philadelphia ne WIS.
rs gwen by the captain of tie Faany.-Bai-
HD1ore american, March Ii.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-08
For Sale, at Public auction,

On Monday the first day of April next, at
~ O'Clock on the premises, The folio wing
valuable property, on liberal credit
Two two story Brick Houses; two
one story brick stores, on Washington street,
also four framed houses on King street, in.
Guiding the store on the corner of King aud
Washington streets. and two lots OF ground
on the west side Of Washington street, and
near to King-strect, each twenty four feet
three inches front. The above property
will bring i'll at present rent OF one thousand
dollars per annum, and is subject 10 a ground
rent OF one hundred dollars annually.
Richard Lewis.
January %. Stew, LIST AID
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DS. ADAM CLARKE'Si
CsMMENTARY ON THE SCRIPTURE.

M /. eon@ratulate mos, sincerely the a.
! w niercas Puoic, o. The pleasing pros
pect Of their being speedily, favored with tho
publication OF this great aha truly valuable
work. DR. Clarke has been long dis,ing uish.
ed IN Europe as ranking mong the Grsl lin.
shlsts, and Is perhaps he greatest oriental
| scholar OF The ag". Ills vast and profound
erudlion particularly In all subjects connect.
ed with sacred literature. 10 which he has
principally devoted an active and laborjous
life, and in pursuit OF which he has collected
enc of the finest private libraries In England
has long since directed public attention to
him rs a Divine aid Scholar pref inc ntIy
quanfed 10 give to the world commentary
on the Holy Scriptures which should COM
bine the various excel encies of the best prac--
teal Annotators, and lie enriched !ron tho
accumulated treasures OF lis own profound
reese rch and critical discussions. Various
commentaries on the Whole or parts OF the
sacred text, have been already r.pab;ishcd
and literally patrenzet in the United States.
I he work, OF Bran, Osterva!d, Sect, Mew.
TIN and Jlc'kHishf, have ali received the
sanction OF the American Pc pie These
writer's, doubtless possess in Certain degree
and according 70 their respective plans 70 in
consioer bic mel We would not aim at
any invldious comparisons, and we arc too
we'll acqu intea with the excellent author Of
the work Tow otfercd TO the public, no, 10
know that such an attempt would be lot Oh Y
foreign to his WIS IS OIL wou!d subject us ID
his deciaed disappro5a;lon. Possessing lie
doss mind the most liberal and enlarged,
and aclualed by princii les ;he most brnt vo-
lsnt and dIsln, Interested, i.e an have no wish
bat hat winch has 4!WHt, been tie mos dear
to ills %. art. Viz t" coatl .:ute 10 the .enc--
RAJ happiness OF ...ai. hi1d, by pronoiins the
gcai III crests of religion, virtue and sci
eH,e. ~s--~7r
BIT without derogating from the peculiar
merits OF o.hcr writers, IL will rot perhaps 1e
saying TOO much, when VIC laE ard IN opii.of,
that the commentary OF Dr.. c. will b. supe-
ror to AIRY wark with which we have hereto.
lore been .pluainted
The specimen Of the PAGER and printing,
issued ry Mr.. Serscan, e New ,rk, the
proposed publisher are sucn as Go him g,c st
credit !; ana The rrrans Gin. ats whicu We W.
dsrstsnd are mGde Tor executing the WHO'S
in uniform and elegant style, wi ensure
ils oci'i5 Co1f'P'ctS" III III nner correspond
ent with the va,ne OF III S grea work
Mr.. THOMAS GRIFFIN at Isaac Robbins,
IS the only person. emp Dyed by Mr.. Sergeant
to collect SUBSCRIBERS. and deliver the num-
hers in his diligence and Integrity the pu.-
lie may repose the fullest confidence.
We wish the undertaking all possible Sue
cess convinced as We are, that no man cau,
It the same eXpence, procure for himself
more valuable acquisition, or beque ath TO his
family Or friends richer trea ure
March G. 81
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1zue7,ty Dollars Rezuard

will be given to apprehend negro maa
who run away from Milford, Prince William
county, Virginia tie is about feet inch
es high, well set, about ID years old, OF :
light black color He had short jacket and
pantaloons of purple color made OF cotton
and yarn, but fu!led, wears fur hat ex-
psct he has other cloaths with him and Will
ehance his nae, as now called Minny. I!
expect his imtentionis to SO to the nort"Wsra
and it is probable he has pass. he ABOVE
reward will be given for his beng aPPreneheo--
ed in Jail 50 tina. can g., him again
Charles Ewell.
March, 6. -.
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CoaCh-makng, IN all its various
Branches.
F., p. TAYLOR.

E. P. TAYLOR,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
N and the public, that he contin aes 10
carry on the Coach-naking Business in all its
various branches, a, the shop in Fairfax.
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and 1ay-
or, where all orders in his line OF business
will be strictly attended
From an establishment of three years
the above line of business he is able to say,
proef OF his workmanship, he has many
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
with their orders for Carriages of any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with neatness and strength.
N, B. All kinds of Carriages and Harness.
cs made and repaired with neatnass and dis
patch.
FOR SHE,
A second hard Ceachee with Hsrness
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Public Sale.

Ga WEDNESDAY, tire 18th March next,
il fair; ii NOT, the next fSir day will be
sold, on tic premises, at twelve O'Clock,
A three story Brick House & Lot,
with al the ether buih!inge now occupied by
Do tor StQbIsr--four Lots on Washington
snl FIVE ON Duke street.
THE NEXT DIT,
A Lot with Buildings, at Wet
End, about twenty acres.
Also,
,64 Acres, two miles from Alex
sn1vls, IN tho Colchester road, in lots from
ten to twenty acres. Terms will be made
known at the line OF sale.
John Korn,
Jacob Wlsemiller.
February IS. 2awts
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PUBLIC SALE.

On, the sixth day Of Febrlnrv ue"t, zoiN be
sodto the HIGHEST B!6aer,
T~HE stOUSE and LOT in the town of
K Occoquan, Prime William county,
Virginia. late the property of Benniah VIII
lett, dsceased, and now occupied by Mr.. Ro-
bert Welsh. The house is of brio, and is
co,ar oiious, and the other improvement,
goot, The sale will take place at twelve
oc,o,k on tAe premises, and will DC on
credit of six and twelve months. toe purcha.
scr to give bond with substantial security.
The property is V luab'e, bat it is presum-
ed those who wish to purchase will judge
from view.
Richard Willet,
Heir at law to Bcnuiah W.lett,
deceased, by his attorney in
George Willett,
Luudoun County, Virginia,
December 49, dts
or The sale Of the above named
property IS poaponed until Friday the
9th of Mafcn next, when it will GER
,ainly be made on the premises.
February 81.
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ROBER L OR AY,
Roobeei/er E3 <t1t9oDp,

OPPOSITE the Washington Tau ra-kiug street
HAS LATELY RECEIVED FOR SALE
THE ,folloevlng Books:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainment, A
vols. calf, gilt.
De Qusyedos' Works, vols. do. do.
Spectator, vols do. do.
Ditto, 10 vols do do.
Cayello on Electricity.
Cooper's surgical Di:tionsry.
Bells Anatomy, vols. calf.
Medical Extracts, vols calf, with su
perb plates.
Darwin's phyIologia, Thompson's Con.
specius. Clara's Homer, Iooke's Pantheon,
Bells Surgery, vols. Cul!en's Practice,
Cullen's Materia Medica, Hailel's Pay sloIo
gy, Henry's Chymestry, Hoole's Tasso, gilt
b;ndiag, Bls;r's Sermons, vols. The 30
rough, poera, BY Crab, Parks chymes"
try
Virgil, Horace, Cesar, Ovid and >ellust
DeIphini Cisrk's Corderi, R'ppon's Hymns,
Comleyss Grammar, Pocket and Family bl-
bles, School 40 AND festamen:s, Hutton's
Book keeping, Jackson's do. Gibson's our
veying. F4lat's do slnworth's Latin Die
tionary, Hume's Essays Bolinbrook's wor.',
Ladies and G entlcmcn.s Pocket AlmanaGs,
for 1911 Also a large stock OF Writing and
Wrapping Paper. Bonnet * Pandbox Boards,
Playing Cards, States, &;:: -,7'a
n B. Country merchants supplied with
school books, stationary, &c, sc. on liberal
Nc.,..,ks.,1
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MOUNT EAGLE.

This desirable Country Seat is for
Sale Oh liberal credit. Within halt an hours
ride of Alexandria, it offers every necessary
accommodation for genteel family. The
Tract bounds on Hunting Greek; and con-
tains two hundred and twenty-three acres.
If not sold before the first week in April, ii
will be leased to all approved Tenant, on &C.
comm odating publications. may be
dria, or to the Subscriber.
John Carlyle Herbert,
Near Nanviile, Marylana
February II. 2awu.
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BRYAN HAMPSON AND &c.

DIX IN n "A M fSON AND SS'
HaUe just received and ,Fer tor sale,
10 hcgshsads and so barrels hrst qaailty
sugar
70 do. second quality
10 pipes. old i.oadon particular Madeira
pipes aud s,ierces Lsndon market ana
Is quarter Casks Malaga Wines
20 boxes dipt candles
hhds. cid jamaica spirits
pipe pid cogniAc brandy
50 bacrcls New England rum
80 do. prime whiskey
to chests imperial,
10 ditto young hysen teas of this years
mpoTtation, and selected Cor family use.
Also, the best selected hoar tor do.
Cctaber 81.
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Diltrid Of Columbia, to wit.

M RI I, X + A , Jnshua Riddle hath, by
w his petition in wiring, applied To-
the honorable Nicholas Fi,zhugh, one of tho
assistant Judges of tho circuit cour. of the
District OF CoIu mbia, to be admitted to the be-.
neht of the act Of Congress, for the relief oi
insolyent debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is IN actual con-
6ncmept IN the Jail bounds of Alexandra
county, at the suit Of Gerrge Price, and being
unable 10 discharge the said claim, with
others against him, has offered to deliver
UP to the use of his creditors, all his
property, real, personal and mixed--,
Notice is therefore ssren, to the creditors Of
the said Joshua Riddle, that on MONDAY
next, the Iii, instant, between the hours of
nine and three o'clock, at the court house, in
Alexandria. the oath OF an inso vent debtor will
De administered to the said Joshua ki,dle,s
and trustee appointed agreeabIy to tbs said
act of congress, unless cause be then and there
shewn to the contrary hnd il is further or
aered, that thi. notice be inserted daily in,the
Alexandria newspaper ur ~ tic l,h instant.
By order of the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh one Of the assistant Judges of the circuit
court of the District Of Columbia, this 7th
day Of March, 1911.
G. Deneaie, c. c.
March Z. d4t
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Burr Mill Stone Munutado/y,
The Subscriber informs the

The Subscriber informs the
pubic that ae has received supply of Burr
Blocks and intends to reccmmence the max
ing of Burr Nill-otones at his late dwelling
on Patrick street, between King an, Cameron
streets, about the first of March next, whe
he can supply Hurr Stones OF any dimensions
that may be ordered. He has also good as
soFtmcat Of Bol,ng Cloths, which Can be bad
by applying to Joseph Dean or at the Manu-
factory Any person Wishing to engage
Burrs before the first of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean.
Benjamin Brown.
December II. law
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Low PRICED SHOES.

Low PRICED SHOES.
have just received few boxes
colored MOROCCO SHOES, which will be
sold low by the box or single pair.
ON HAND,
COTTON. in Bales,
New RICE, in Tierces,
INDIGO, in Boxes,
Refined CYDER, in Bottles, "a
Windsor SOAP and WASHBALLS,
IN Boxes,
Carolina Ground Nuts in bags,
A few grocc ga.oon BINDING,
4 quantity Carolina MOSS, far Uphol.
stcrers, answering every purpose Of curied
hair, and at one tenth the price.
TRUNKS as usual, wholesale & retail.
E. GILMAN.
February 81 eo2taV.
~ Those who want earth for filing up.
are invited to TAXI it now from the corHerof
Commerce and Fayette streets, wherei
thrown up very convenient to load.
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SLAVES WANTED.

FOR eight or ten Virginia SlaVes, boys,
women and men, Of good char-cter, d liberal
price in cash will be given. Apply to the
subscriber,
Francis L. Lee,
In Alexandria, or to his Manager
at Suity, Fairfax county.
February lI.
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G. Deneale, c. C.
y.,,, law2m
~ Was committed to the jail

If Alexandria county, as a runaway, a negro
man who says his name is PLAi o-he
saws he is from Frederick county, va. ne
is about thirty years of age, stout made mac
m when committed, blue jacket and trow,
sers. The owner is reque s,ed to come ana
prove his property and pay charges anu .aH :,
him away; e.herwis he will be disposed o.
as the law directs. :,
James Campbell, Jaller'
November 30.
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DiltriEt of Columbia,

COUNTY OF NLEXA NDRIA-1O" VIII.
November Term, 1870. q
Jsr,es Sanderson COMPLAINANT,
Against
Thomas P Basse, and John
Mstcaif Fere:il 1and Marstei Z, c.
Ter and John Young, under -. -
the firm of MarsteIler and
Young, and Edmund |. Lee,
Defendants. :,
The defendants Basye and
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Metcal' not having enter. q their appearance &
yiven security, according to the act otassem-
Div and the rules oil this court, and 1t appear
ing to the satisfaction oftlic court upon ati1da-
Wit that the saiddcfend4nts, Basye & Metcaf,
are not inhabitants of this district. on motion
ofthe said complainant, by his counsel, it
is ordered, that the said defendants basye &
Me,calf 90 appear here on the first day OF
next term, aid enter their appearance to the
suit and civ. security for performing the de.
cree of the court and that the other defend
ants, Ferdinand Marste!ler and john Young
under the firm Of Marsteller * Young and
Edmund I. Lee, do not pay away, convey,
or secrete the debts by them owing to, or the
estate or ELECTS in their hands belonging to he
said absen, defendants Basye = Netcalt, until
the further orderor decree of the court, and
that a copy of this order be forthwith publish
ed for two months successfully. in ore OF the
public newspapers published in this county'
and that another copy be posted at the front
door of the court house of said county.
A eopy-Test,
G. Deneale, &C.
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t. CIDER.

have for sale 400 barrels CIDER, part
of which is very good,
Joseph H. Vaudeville.
February %.