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Valuable Lands for Sale.

IN PURSUANCE Of deed executed to the
subscribers on the eleventh Gay ot Susu:1
1908 by the late Robert r. Hooe' Esq IN
trust for .ertain purposes thereby eSprcs
Cd, they will proceed 10 SIT, stprblc AUG :.
,;on. at the coffee, house, in the town OF
Alley. hdria, on THURSDAY, the Soth OF
Nav next, at elev n O'Clock, the ioaowi's
TzLUdBLE PROPERTY, VIZ:
One LOT in that part. OF the Wy
ofW ashingfon formerly known BY the n7!'ie
Caro- sourg, No, 2, square 655, containing
5000 square feet or whereabouts. One race
OF Land laying ON Conrad's Run, IN lamp
shire county, Virginia, containing 7o0 acres
or ,hcreabon,s. seven Tracts OF Land Az
Joining each other, in Ohio County, virgil
MA. between Grave ard Fish Creeks, con :
tanning altogether about S24s acres. INC
titles to the above lands are believed 70 ne
nsffc,,y good and irdispu;aolc The sale
will he made on credit of s. q and Is
months, for approved endorsed notes, nego-
table in the bank Of Alexandra.
Charles SimIns,
/: Thomas Swami,
R. Harrison.
February %. lawtos
N q Tie Editors Of the Virginia Patriot,
Richraonu Repuhii an Farmer, ; a"nton,
Winchester Gazelte, Winchester Natlonal
Intel;sencer, washington Cry and PITTS
burg paper, are requ s;ed to PULLS the a-
boye in their respective papers once IN ea1h
week ii The sale, and forward their acco unit
to thi. Office for payment -.
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Comb Manufactoy.

THE subscribers have opened CONF
NiANur.croRY in the house fo'm er
occupied by Mr. Thomas Brotehlt5, two doors
south Of Doctor Ssa6 rr's, where they pnr-
pose Carving it on in its various branches -
They have on hand handsome assoc 'mcnt
of ladies', mi se.', anl gentlemen's f'.hion-
able SheG and Horn Combs. A considerable
allowance will be raade to those who purchase
by whoIes,ls. They hatter themselves the
superior quality and cheapness Of their work
will entite them to share ofpnhlic favor.
Steuart & Wood.
w. The highcs, p ice civ emf u Two ~ {,
Tor O Sc ssell and Horn.
ay rb
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Wilson's AWeYacan Ornath0logy.

The Sd volume Of this splendid work Is
inst come to hand, and is ready Tor delivery
to subscribers, vino are requested to call for
them. Such gentlemen AS are tiesirous CT
beias possessed of copies will please to ape J
Immediately to the subscriber
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King street.
April 2s. eoet
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REMOVAL.

The Subscriber having remover to the
store lasly occupied by Messrs. Li"rason
IA fose, offe.s for safe
80 oaes Pepper. tons assorted swedes
on :
10 ou,at.l. Cod Fi,h and Pollock
. i3oes RuSsi, Crash, suitable either tor
bacs or c parse Iaaels
nc pieces Rs.i Sheetipes.
2 Trunk. Shoes, ~ ases eoo's,
1910 yards Tow Lihen, sets Chairs,
TO boxes Spanish Seears,
s CASKS Tino.hy Seed.
ALSO,
Landing from Brig Dove,
As Barrels \ E Rum of hes, quality,
40 Baskets and Cases Fl"renee Oil,
fans assorted Swedes Iron,
q Boxes Roll Birthstone. :,
3 Cane Broadoioths, India Mus!ins and
Gurrahs,
|. pisse, Ravens and Is pieces Russia
Duck,
vaI n;eces Calicoes, few Shswls, Pins, &c
1000 Va DIS gaod Cow Linen.
Tierces 5 Barrels white < brown Sugar
g. Handspikes, 6 doz N Bsiayins Pins. 20
dszen Hanks,
a. boxeS mould and ,ipt cand'es.
William S,nlth.
Nay 6.
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Charles Sim1ns, President.
Jonah 1'hompson,1
John Mason. L,reet.
Henry Foxall, ors.
William Steuart,

NIB. Arrangements having been made Is
commence tho sale Of tickets comp, .zi<g the
above Lottery, the public are hereby inform
cd, that am now prepared to .cei,e pro-
posals from all such persons as may be dis
posed to purchase, or otherwise contract %.
the sale thereof on commission. Purchases
taking 100 Tickets. or more, WILDE entitled
to credit Of thirty Gays after the drawing Of
the Lottery, on giving notes with approved
endorsers, negotiable at any Of the Bspss
within the District Of Columbia.
Jos. Carleton.
Agent for the Potomac Comtaay
THE DRAWING OF THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Mamga>
tion Lottery.
THE public are hereby informed. taa
j at a meeting Of the President aad w
sectors Of the Potomac Company, hesd q
Brooks tavern, in Alexandria, on MondE'
the 10th day Of December, 1910, Il was az
termined that the drawing OF the Potoms
and Shenandoah Navigation ottesy soaS
commence on the, frst Monslayin Mag aes'
BY order of the President and DIrectOf'
JOSEPH CARLETON, Hgt's'
Georgetown, Dec. 9o-tjaC.
The public are farther Informed that. co..
formally to a Subsequent resolution o. y.
managers Of the lottery, the price Of ieas
will be advanced from the sst OF VIZ
next, TO ten dollars and 6lty cents. ar' lu.'
no tickets after the 25lh day Of aPrf he.s
wal &c sold * any Other p1acs than al ~
Office or offices in the district &c Cciun'"a =,
II IS, therefore, conf icntIy hoped. a't
these regulations, that persons. des'''rs s.h
promoting tae obiec, o. this lottery. aha 80
have not yet supplied themselves win 20
cts, will embrace the opportunity o. I ,:',sa
before they are Withdrawn from TIE 0''''
Ayersts. d
BY order Of the Managers, -,
Joseph Carleton. Ass']
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Five hundred tickets TO be drawn each
day, and the drawing to commences with tds
least possible delay
Purchasers OF 100 tickets or moro, to Be
entitled to credit of thirty days alter draw.
ing oil this class, fox notes, with approved
endorsers. =.
All prizes not demanded within Sit months
after the drawing of this class, will be consi.
dercd as given up for tn bcaedt OF the lei.
terry.
This scheme, it is believed, affords an
equal prospect Of gain to adventures ,sGh
any other which mas been offered ts tIe pub.
lic Those Vino arc Interested in the CON.
mcrce ano agriculture Of the county adjacent
TO the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, have
additional inducements to Civ: their support
az the money to se raised by the lotte,y Is
for their immediate benefit and convenience.
1t is also hoped that the PATRIOTS and p,,liir
spirited will be disposed TO counteuauee and
encourage measure which la. ior its object
the facilitating area and convenient COM
munica,ion between the western COUNTRY zM
the Atlantic, tending 20 onnect the intcreas
of the eastern and western states and 70
Derpetuate their unjon
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William Walter & John Grubb,

William Walter 81 John Grubb,
Beg Leave toinform their Friends q the Pubic
II: gsnera!,
THAT they have con- menceAthe nanu.
4 featuring Of rosAcco in all its various
branc es, at he nocth west corner ct King
and Washington streets; under the Firm Of
WILLIAM N.ALlER e co. where they.
have OIL hand, Scotch, Rappee and M.caba
Snuff, i'll kinds of Chewing I obacco, Sweet
scenfJ Small Twist, Fine Pig,ail and Plug,
Spanish and Common Segrrs.
Anii o. .d4tto4t
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7obacco Manufacts,y..

April IS.
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Tobacco Note Lost.

T OST, some lime near the first of April,
- note for one Ros.he d Of Tobaceo-
marx w S. number 4eS- weight 1893, 1877,
1856 lodged in the Alexandria warehouse.
Application will he made for the renewal of
said noe, and this notice is published for the
purpose of preventing any innocent person
from taking an as ignineut Of he same from
any pef.on who may have found it.
John Stuart.
April %. eoI3t'
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WAS put 'n board The ssoop Uhly, at
Philade phia, for Alexandria, sc in August,
1909, rrel and box, marked E P. The
owner will get them on applying to MIR. Da.
mel MCLEAN, and paying charges.
CALEB HAND.
Apsil.s. colin
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= to Be LEI,
A .so ptmy BRICK HOU II, on Prince.
SRA, a;iioini,g to Mrs Fletcher, with Z
K, he, STABLE, and Carriage house on the
..,,.., The teoemcn, W Il he LEI tor two
: RS - any shorter tim, and application
f~r re terms my be made TO Mrs FETCH
er who is authorised to contract tor the
same, or 10 tho subscriber
Charles Lee.
Ne SlaWi m
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May 6
IOhn Roberts,,

John Roberts,
KING STR ET,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
80 les prime Cotton
81 hhGs. Sugar
* hlnts Moiasses
IS hhds N'9s,-int.ia Rum
50 bbls. Wniskey, part very hne
tons Americaa paten, SHOT
Cuffc, and Pepper IN gs
Cnnchea,e. Candles and Soap, IN boxes
imyeri d and young hyson IE@S' &c, &c
Nil 8 .aMoe
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\ o. r | c E.
C.. Page.
lawt J

= THE partnership of The late firm Of Boyne
and Carturighs being dissolved by the decease
of SETH CARTwR1eHr all persons Indebted
thereto arc requested 10 pay their respective
accounts to the subscriber; and those who
have demands against said 6rm, to present
the same for settlement to
Henry Bayne,
Surviving partner of Bsyne
IL and Cartwright,
who viH eostisas tie 5zsisess az for
neriy.
'APit7s,
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such person or persons, on consictlon thereoi'
shall forfeit and pay the sum OF ten doiia,s
for each barrel so marked, stamped or brand
ed. :,
SEC. 6. Be it further enacted, That 1t sha! u
and NAV be lawful for the Common Council
at any time, on proper complaint beng maae'
to remove from office any inspector or IN,
spectors, appointed by this act, tor neglect OF
duty or misconduct in Office, and to appoint
others in their place and stead. :.
SEC. z. md be it further enacted, 1hat all
fines and penalties imposed by this act, shall
be reoasered in the name of the Common
Council, before single magistrate where the
penalty or penalties does not exceed twenty
dollars, and where it shall exceed that sum,
bv action of debt, in any court OF record, one
half whereof shall be to the use OF the INFORM
er, and the other to the Inspector tor the
purpose ofprocuring proper branding irons
Spc. s. Be it further enacted, hat TINS
act shall commence from the passing OF the
same.
Passed 9th August, 1911.
EDMUND LEE, President
Read and approvedby
WIN. HERBERT, Mayor.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,


The collector of ward No. 1, made a
report by which it appears he has collect
ed S2t4s 81 and half cents, and has paid
into the treasury S21o1 ~ 1-2 cents.
The collector Of balances made re-
port, from which it appears he has col
lected since last settlement S1O9i &c cts.
making i'm the whole SS1SS rs cents col
lected.
Ordered, That the complaint made by
James Harris, against William Delany,
be dismissed.
Ordered, that the tax Of so dollars,
charged to Robert I. Taylor, on lot on
Alfred-street, be transferred to William
Taylor, jun.
Ordered, That the taxes on house and
lot on king-street, Sd ward, charged to
the estate of John Watts, deceased, be
transferred to Thomas Preston.
Ordered, That the account of John
Dundas, for storeage of tobacco, be re-
ferred to Messrs. Butcher, M'Guire and
Grid.
Ordered, That all tobacco now in the
care of the Common Council, that is on
storage, be forthwith removed to the old
bpewhouse and tobacco warehouse, under
the direction Of Messrs. Longden and
Fleming.
Ordered, That Messrs. Grid, Nichol-
son. Marsteller and Newton, be COM
mittee to examine the state of the ware
house and wharf at present occupied by
John Muncaster, and the lot leased to
Thomas Preston, and report the same to
Council.
A report Of the committee on the ac-
count of Abel Janney, for 1910, was re-
ceived and read.
Ordered, That the fine Of five dollars
imposed on Andrew Dumax, for the al
lodged crime of selling bread at a higher
price than the law prescribes, be refund
ed.
Ordered, That the Superintendent OF
Police cause the nuisance on the lot OF
William Cash, between Washington and
Columbus streets, to be removed as soon
as possible.
An act authorising the release Oftaxes,
fines and forfeitures, was read second
time, and on motion to third reading
seconded and carried-Read third time,
and passed into a law, and ordered to be
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An Act concerning PRIZES.

SEC. 4. BE it enacted by the common
council of alexandria, That all necessa-
ries or privies hereafter to be erected on
any lot within the limits OF the corpora
ton, shall be by boxes or buckets, SO that
the same he occasionally removed and
cleaned, and that no well shall hereafter
be used for the purpose of necessary,
which has not heretofore been used as
such; ant il any owner or occupier OF a
lot shall use any we'll or pit not hereto
fore applied to such use, for the purpose
of a necessary, he, she or they shall for
every twenty-four hours, the same IS used'
forfeit and pay five dollars, to be recover
ed by warrant before the mayor; and it
the offender or offenders, shall not be able
to pay the fine, he. she or they shall stand
committed by warrant from the mayor to
the tailor, until the fine is paid, or sutti-
cient security, in the opinion OF the mayor
is given for the payment Of the same to
the corporation.
SEC. 9. BE it further enacted, That this
act shall commence from and alter the
passing the same.
Passed, 9TH August. 1914.
EDMUND l LEE, President.
Read and approved by
VIM. HERBERT, Mayor.
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From the Salem Gazette.

Ne l.
TO THE
PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
No. Xxx.
(Concluded.)
FELLOW CITIZENS,
By cherishing and animating the pre-
iudices of the people in her favor, and ex-
asperating their antipathies to England,
the leaders rose to power; and by persc-
vering in the same means, they retain it !:
now and then family intimating in whis-
per, that some of the emperor's DEGREES
are not Just and, few, the better to
conceal their subservieney, and gain to
themselves the character ofindependence
will even venture occasionally to call him
a tvrant-with which his imperial males
ty will not be offended, while they con-
time to serve him. For the seizure and
confiseation Of American vessels under the
Rambouillet decrees-an act of such dis
tinguished atrocity, such shameless vi
olation of the most obvious rules of justice
as demonstrate the elnperor's utter con-
tempt for the opinion of the World, as
well DIS lOF tlC IuiClS VI luC AuCTlCdH
Republic, Mr.. Madison made the kindest
apology imaginable The property of
our citizens (says he) was seized under
mlisapp'ication Of the principles of repri-
sal, combined with misconstruction of
the laws of the United Statesn' when Mr..
Madison, perfectly acquainted with the
nature and character of the seizure (of
which in my last address l gave parti-
cular description) knew it to be an act of
sheer deliberate yilliany! that the prin-
ciple Of reprisal had nothing to do with
it and that the law was so plain as to be
incapable Of misconstruction, in relation
to this point. Besides, if the law had ap-
peared in any respect uncertain and doubt
full, there was an intelligent American
minister on the spot to explain it, if a
right understanding Of it had been desired.
But such an understanding, a correct con-
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laid before the Mayor for his approDalon
and signature. ..,oa ~ aot
far raising revenue, passed the s'n fo.
bruary. 1900. was read second tlmc
and ON motion to a third reading seconded
and earried-read a third time, ana passeu
into law, and ordered to be LAID before
the Mayor for his appreciation anu sigma
ture. c,,os
ordered, That the petition OF Charles
r. hewitt. be referred to Messrs. Newton
and Cohagen.
Ordered, That the Mayor be requested
to cause the laws respecting free negroes
and the driving of carriages, carts, drays'
and galloping of horses thro' the streets
Of the town, to be duly executed. !,
Ordered, That Messrs. M'Gulre anG
Rhodes be committee to have coal
house built for the use of the watch.
1t being represented to Councn' that
Abel Janney, collector Of the taxes Tor
1910, is causing the same to be collected
by warrant before a justice OF the peace +:
It is therefore ordered, that the attorney
for the Council do enquire whether the
proceeding aforesaid is legal, and report
his opinion to the Common Council.
An act concerning privies was read a
second time, and on motion to third
reading, seconded and carried, read a
third time and passed into law, and or
dered to be laid before the mayor Tor his
appreciation and signature.
Resolred, That the common council do
expect the constables will attend in turn
at the market every morning. and strictly
cbty the directions Of the clerk of the
market, and in all respects the laws OF
the corporation during the market hours.
Ordered, That James Harris be per-
mitted to remove under the direction OF
the superintendent of police. so much OF
the earth on Fayette street, as may be nc
cessary for the use of his building, which
he is about to erect.
Ordered, That the auditor issue war
rant in favor of Richard Lewis and Geo.
Coryell, for the sum of 80 dollars each.
as a compensation for their services as
assessors for the present year.
Ordered, That the mayor do cause
bond to be executed under the seal ofthe
common council, in writ of error to be
taken out against Themas Preston, and
that the common council will indemnify
such person who shall become security in
the said writ of error, and that the mayor
for the common council do employ such
additional counsel in the supreme court,
as he may deem proper.
Council adjourned.
EDM: /. LEE, President.
Copy.
JNO. ID. SIMMs.
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give Notice,

! hat the subscriber, OF AIexandria couri-
~, in the district of Columbia, has obtaihetd
from the Orphans Court of said county let
ters ef administration ON the personal estate
OF Caroline Barley, late of the county aiorc"
said DECEASED Nj persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers there
os 10 the subscriber, Oh OF before the 9TH
day Of August next; or they may by law be
excluded from, all beneh. to said estate -
and those Indebted thereto are required TO
make immediate payment
Given under my ha.d this l4th day of Fe-'
brua-, 1911.
Thomas barley, Admir-.
OF Caroline barley, deceased.
February Is. 3iaw2W
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BRYAN HAMPSON AND CO.

'L.oy j;;st r-crtocd aa1 ger '1r sa's'
10 nos,n@s,i, ana 80 harrc.j hrsi qual'y
sD2,y
- so secoa:, q&ai,y
l. n,oaa a.G o. on particular Madeira
9 PC, am ti,rre. i-onaon ma:Aet alad
- laFtor (. ss!.s Aiai,Sa Wl"SS
20 9nxv. riat ,,n>;i@s
;,a.ia. Of! t,glaic:, spirits
! pip: Cd ,oSHi~c brady
=" hastei. New ..ngta,:'i ruta
~ "a, r;i,nc whi,key
10 cues impcr:u!,
10 ,;.;to Young hysoa teas Of this years
m >ortation, and selected Tor Family use.
Asa. the bes. selected RouT ior do.
October 81.
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Public Sale.
February Is.


On WEDNESDAY, the 18th March next,
if fair; if not, the next fair day will be
sold, ON tire premises, at twelve O'Clock,
A three story Brick House * Lot,
with all the other buildings now occupied by
Doctor St0b!er-four Lots OF Washington
and FIVE on Duke street.
THE NEXT DA2,
A Lot with Buildings, at Wet
End, about twenty acres.
also,
164 Acres, two mile, from Alex
andri4, Oh the Colchester road, in lots from
ten to twenty acres. Terms will be made
known at the Tine OF sale.
John Korn,
acob Wisemiller.
Fehruarv IS. 2awtS
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PUBLIC SALE.

On WEDNESDAY, 27th instant, at eleven
O'Clock, VIII be sold, at public ycndue, all
the Hou 3rAyN and K7tchea Furniture be-
longing 10 the subscriber, consisting OF
TEAyHER BEDS, Beds;esds, b!arkcts,
II &c. handsome oide Board one large
mahogany framed SoPha, one uncommon
large LOOKING Glass, fosr smaller ditto, one
set black and gi.t straw bottom Chairs, one
set mahogany dit, one handsome suhstan-
tiAl mahosa7y Book Case, mahogany Ia
bles, Carpets, brass An,ii,ons, Shovel and
longs, lew Pictures. one handsome Paint
ING IA Fruit Piece, Plated Candiesticks, Coli
fee and Tea Pot Sugar and Cream Dishes
and Salts, few Books Il variety OF Kitchen
Furniture, Riding Horse, Saddle and Bri-
die
.5iso at sa,se time qviN be sold,
Fifteen hogsheads Vinegar and fifty bar
res Cider-all of winch can be seen any
time previous to the sale.
THOMAS PATTEN.
February Is. dts
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Coach~lnaking, in all its various
Branches.
F.. P. TAYLOR.

r.. i. n Lofs
u ESPECTlULLY informs his friends
II and the public, that ne contlh 1cs 10
carry On the Coach-mcA9ag Business in al its
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax
street, formerly occupied by AAea and lay
o., where all orders in ais line Of business
will be strictly attended
Trom an establishment OF three years IN
the above liue of business he is able to say,
as "a proof OF his orkmsnship, he has many
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
with their orders for Carriages OF any kind
or tlescrl Jtion, may depend on having their
work executed with ncalncss and strength.
n. B. Az kinds of Carriages and Harness.
e. made and repaired with neatness and dis
patch.
FOR Sale,
a second nnd Coarhec with Harness.
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[OHN G.. LADD

HIS FOR SHE, NOW LANDING,
5000 bushels Liverpool ground alum
SALT.
80 Casks Apple BRANDY.
50 p eces Russia S4EETING,
100 do. Ravens DUCK,
Bales Intia COTTONS,
quantity of Wrapping Paper, Sifers,
Windsor SO .,
ffyson and Young Ryson TEAS,
BY 10 Window GLASS,
Some Irisn LINENS, in Boxes, &c.
WAITED 70 PURCHASE,
A quantity Of Indian Corn in shipping or
Der also, few pieces Of large Locust Tim.
der.
February Is.
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HOORSCtIcT g Stlt2INST,
Oha2site The Washington !avtrn-k'rg street.
HAS LATELY RECEIVED FOR SALE
TIE .f,H2sv.as Hoo.~:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainment, a.
vols. calf, gilt.
De Quevedo,' Works, 5 vols. do. do.
Spectator, vols do do.
Ditto, 10 rals. do. do.
Cavello on Electricity.
Cooper's surgical Dictionary.
Bells Anatomy, vols. calf.
Medical Extract, vols calf, with su
peru plates
DArwin's Phylolosia, Thompson's Con-
,o.ctus, Clark's Homer, Tooke's Pantheon,
Bells Surgery, 4 vols. Cuen's Practice,
i,ulleo's Materia Mcdica, lialler'S physlolo
py. Hcnry's Chyncs,ry, floole's Tosao, GIT
binGing, Blair's Sermons. 5 vols. The bo-
rough, poe,a, by Grab, Parks Chymes-
try
y-irgii, Horace, Cesar, Ovid and Sa'lust
Dsiphiui. Clart; : Corderi, Rippon's lly'ans'
Com,ey., Grammar, Pocket and Family 81
bis, S,hoo! do and icstamehts, Hutt"h
Bo,k .keepinr, Jdckson's DO Cibson's Nuf-
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Cor 1911 Also large stock OF Writing ara
Wrapping Paper Bonnet & bandbox Boards
playias Cards, States, Sc.
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school BOOKS, stationary, sc. &c. Oh iloeral
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