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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-12
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sYesterlay, Suadsr, beiore mass 'l2s en-
peror, surrounded by The princes, grand 7s-
nitaries. the Ini1is:e7s- grand oc7loezs, grad
eagles Of tbs :ssion OF hoao-. * cecsiseSi'
in the fail OF the thrUne. - the palace ct y
Cloud, 1epu.a,i9n from the Ioalsa lslss'
ard from the department CT Il LiPPe- Ar.
Tneotoki, ard the Duae dc Laozs, the pre-
sidents OF the de9ntatio,s, presented az iress-
e. The following 5 the repis OF ms Ea-Jes-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-18
Ma. oCILvIE's LAST oRArIoN

Previous to bis departure from Savannah. FIR
the purpose OF testifylng the grateful recollecti
on ne Will carry with him, Of the favorable At
tention with which so many respectable persons
have hsHned to the orstons. he, has recentlv de.
liyered, Mr.. osilyie, proposes to deliver ON
Monday evening, an oyation on the utility OF 1ub.
nc Li6tayies, and will have the happiness and
'nor, OF aPpropriatmg the money collected from
the sale OF Tickets OF admission, TO the usr. oi
the Library, which has been established IN This
city. ''''''
This Grafton, was originally composed for
the purpose OF illustrating the utility OF the Boa.
ton AtheDxum, an establishment in a high de.
gree credtable 10 the metropolis of Massacb,,.
sets and TO the munihcence Of it's patrons: An
establishment, which will assuredly secure !
place IN the grateful recollections of poster,v
to the individual, to whose generous enter,,r; ~
and unwesried industry, If not indebted Tor ;,s
existence, 1t confesssdiy owes its actual and
prospective prosperity An individual. WHOSE
name we forbear 10 mention, from respect for
that inostentatIous and unambitous merit. wbcI
con'ented with being actively and e.tens;ve.
~ useful, rather sluns than courts distinc,i.
on.
Composed for the purpose of illustrating the
utility OF this noble institution, this Otaton v7s
dsI'sss9sS sesl2n Or iubsasSa.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-18

= = 4. r.. -
u reAectioh and feGnenent. Of tatA and inteil;.
geRce an Amusement. whose proftssed object
It 10 to render cloquence subservient to the pu,.
psses Of science and bcnekcence an amusc-
ment, peculiarly adapted TO the spirit Of popu.
lar government, and the difilsed intelligence Of
an independent people; that an amusement of
this nature should have excited tine attention OF
. greater number Of individuals in Savannah, in
proportion to its population. than ia any Of the
principal cities Of the United States, IS q
fact remarkable enough not only to attract ed
torisl notice. but perhaps of sufficient magnitude
Georgia -,
The fact becomes the more interesting and
remarkable, from our knowledge, that Mr. Ogil
vies success Tin the progress of nm extensive ex-
c1rsion through all the principal cities, and many
OF the smaller towns in the northern and eastern
states) has been brilliant, perhaps beyond ex.
ample, in the annals OF successful literary limo
walton. ,fe t-I = 81.
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ExractJrosp tie law above alluaeafo,

Errdctjrof1 TIE iasp above dlludedfo
WHEREAS a certain bounty in Lands. hath
been engaged to the troops on continental es.
adjustment, raised by the ordinances of con-
yention, or the laws Of this commonwealth. and
to the troops upon Virginia establishment BE
it enacted, that the officers and soldiers of the
said trAops as well as the officers 4 soldiers to
whom bounty in lands may. or shall be here
after allowed, by any law of this common wealth.
shall be entitled to the quantity of waste or un
appropriated lands respectively engaged to them
by such laws,a commissioned officer or his heirs.
upon certificate from any general officer of the
Virginia line. or the commanding officer o { the
troops on the Virginia establishment, 20 he case
may be, and a AFOREMENTIONED officer or sol.
der, or his heirs, upon certificate from the colo.
mel or commanding officer ofthe Regiment or
corps to which they respectively belonged, tina,
such officer or soldier hath served the time re
CURED by law, or hath been slain or died in the
service. distinguishing particularly the time such
officer or soldier hath served, and in what reel.
ment or corps such service hath been performed.
or death happened; and upon making pro f be
tore any Court of Record within this common.
wealth by the PERSONS own oath, or other salts
factory evidence of the truth authenticity of
the said certificate, and that the party had never
before proved or claimed his right to land for the
service therein mentioned, which proof the
clerk Of the court before whom it shall be made,
is hereby Empowered & required to endorse &
certify upon the original certificate, making an
entry or minute thereof in his order book & re
cording the same.
N. The State Printers, in the Sfatfs of o
hio, Kentucky & Tennessee, & the Editor of the
National Inteiiigencer, are requested to publish
the above advertisement and extract in their
papers once week for months, & transmit
their accounts to the Executive of this state fer
payment.
Richmond, Virg. May 81. w2m
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MOTICE.-BY virtue of Deed of Trust, ex :,
4 ecuted to the subscriber by VIM Murrav1
Esq OF Amelia to secure the payment Off debe
due to Pollok, Tredway, B Co. OF Manches,erI
and by request of tue said Murray, will be soId-
upon the premises, on Tuesday the 10Th day II
July next, all that part Of the said Murrsy's ess
tate in Amelia, known by the name Of the quar-.
ter tract, which lies near Meade's Mill, on the
north side ofthe main road which leads "a
Meade's Mill and adjoining tie lands Of Ed.
mond Harrison and John r. Archer corr
tanning by estimation about goo acres--this lana
is considered to be Of superior quality for either
tobacco or grain,and is nearly one half in wood :
in addition to which there are about 90 acres II
prime meadow land, which may be easily re-
claimed, lying on both sides of bold ,tresmS
dividing the land nearly in the middle---Iha
terms will be one, two, three & four wears ere,
dit for about 6 500 of the purchase money. with
interest on each payment from the date Tor thu
balance credit of ~ months will be eiyen---,,
to secure the payment of the said sum of c 500.
the purchaser will be required to execute a deed
OF Trust upon the land, and for the residue Of
the purchase money, bond and approved secur,-
ty will be demanded.
J. ROBERTS ON, jr. Trustee.
Amelia, June "a. wtds
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MIR. oc1LvIE's GRAFTON ON
3 E NEEICENCP

bENEFICENCE
Notwithstanding the badness ofthe weather.
the number of .'ir. Ogilye's auditors on Mon.
day evening, was greater than before Had the
weather been favorable, his room would not
have been Sufficiently spacious to contain all
those who were dasirous Of attending, during
the delivery Of this Or4tion.
The amount ofthe collection, at the doors Of
the Presbyterian Church, on Sunday, for the
benefit OF the Female Asylusn, amounted to $40
Dollars, and at the Baptist Church, to i13 Dol.
lars And on Monday evening, at the Grafton
delivered at the Exchange, by Mr.. Oeilyic. for
the benefit of the Female Asylum, the amount of
Admission Tickets, was $50 Dolls.
Received from Mr. John Hunter, 90 Dollars.
as donation % the Female Asylum, from the
Grand jury of the Superior Court, April Term.
And donation of ~ dollars so cents, from
tour Gcntle men ofthe Grand Jury, of the Fede
raj Court The Board Of the Female ASYLUM
return their thanks to those gentlemen, for their
donations.
There is vacancy fortwo Children in the S..
vannah Female Asylum. Application to be
made III writing, to Mrs DIM Cav, or Mrs. Sa.
yah G. NoeI, Dreclresses. -
ELIZA IRVINE, Sec'ry.
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TN CHaNcERy -Kic,..
= mond Hastings Court. 10th May. 1871.
John +. Price, Ehf.
AGAINST,
John b. Walton & Edmond Webster and Ro
'.rt Poore, cabinet makers and partners carry.
INK on business under the firm of Webster and
Poore Ilrf,,.
The defendant John D. Walton, not having
entered his appearance and given security, &C.
cording 10 the act OF assembly, snd the rales Of
'his court and it appearing to the satistac tisi
OF the court that dc is not an inhabtant of this
Commonwealth, OH the motion OF the plaintiff
by his counsel. II rs ordered. that the said de-
fendant do appear here on the first day Of the
next quarterly court. and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper Published i'm
the city OF Richmond for two months success
sively, and posted at the front door of the Court
house in the said City.
A Copy = 1sste.
CAL. HOWARD. D. c. r. H. c. \,
june ~ w8w
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Tx CoUncIL. Nav % I8II-

In CouncrL, May g. 1911.
FOR the purpose of being enabled to comply
= with a resolution of the General Assembly
adopted at its last SCI Don, requesting the Elk
ecutive I" To cause a statement to be prepared
and transmittedto the Senators and Represen-
tatives from this state in Congress-, she wing as
accurately as may be the amount Of the unsstis.
fed claims for land belonging to the officers
and soldiers of the Virginia line. on state e.tab.
lishment7-to those officers and soldiers who
were employed in the marine service of this
commonwealth-and to those meritorious per-
sons to whom special donations of land were in
tended to have been made" And in order to
ascertain also as nearly as possible the unsatis-
fed claims for land, Of The officers and soldiers
OF the Virginia line continental establishment.
NorIcR is hereby given, that all persons hav.
ing such claims are required to present them
to the executive othis state on or before the goth
day of November next, authenticated by such E.
violence as the law now requires, and where
that cannot be had by the best evidence
which the nature Of the case will admit 49,
And for the information Of those concerned. so
much of the law as relates to authenticatinp
claims for services in the Virginia line !; on con.
tinental and on state Establishment is hereunto
suhjoined.
BY order ofthe Executive,
VIM. ROBERTSON. c. c.
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F~OMMITTED to the Jail Of Halifax County,
~ on the 9th ofthis Month, Negro Woman
by the name Of Nancy, Runaway she says
she belongs to Gentleman living in the state OF
North-Carolina by the name of William Huse :
her clothing consists offs Ozenbrugs Shift, Cot
ton Habit (Virginia Clolh) two pair Shoes, one
pair new, the other pair about half worn, black
fit Hat, several other Clothing in q bundle, Cal
leo Habit, pair white cotton Stockings, &c
&c. Hhe owner ofthe above Slave is requested
to come forward, prove his property, pay char.
ges and take her away
Wa. ROBERTS, KEEPER tai.
June Ns U4T
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IKAfED on Sunday the goth Of May last.
~ from Mr.. Samvel Wooddy's near the Ches.
,erheio Coal Fits, with saddle, mar,ingale, col.
some called Sorrei Roam HORSE having some,
white hairs InteIspersed. He is about five or
SIX years old, five feet one or two inches hiuh7
long necked, and the two hind feet white, & y
little spot near the flank of his oil, or far side
on the near side OF the neck, near the iunc,;on
of the body, is small round white spoi, and on.
the head Immediately under the fore-too. IL :
scar, apparently 10 have been occssioned bv.
biow--l purchased him OF Mr. Thomas NOE.
It is probable he may have attempted To- ret o.
a reward OF ~ dollars will be given to any ony
that will deliver him with saddle &c. to me r,
this place, Or fifteen dollars for the horse alone
ana all reasonable expences paid, or S dollars to
any person that will give such Information n,
will enable me tog get hun again
RICHARD HUGHES
rune IA. w2w
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PBNITEN7xAR1' STORE REMoYED.
VIM. ANDERSON having h..n .,.,., :.

!" w TN C1sNsONs HHVftIR uech reCeht1Y aP-
w pointed Agent for the Common wealth, in
the place of david ]. Burr resigned. J has re-
moved the PeniteRtiary Store to the House for
merly occupied by Oakley Philipotts, nearly Cd.
posite Robert Candles, where he will keep a
constant supply of the articles enumerated be-
low. The manifest improvement in the quality
of the nails. manufactured at the Penitentisry,
under the direction OF the present Superinten-
dant of the Institution the late deduction
of the Cut nails, together with the disposition
which should be felt. by the Inhabitants of the
State, for the encouragement of its own manu-
features, are Inducements which he aatters him.
self, will give them preference to any others
in Market orders from Merchants, Inspectors,
Carpenters, or. others, living in the Country
shall be particularly attended to.
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n oTICE-By virtue of deed of trust ex~
~ ecuted to US by Nicholas Durham. for the
purpose of securing the payment of certain debts
therein mentioned, will he sold, on tie premises.
to the highest bidder, for cash, on the 12th day
OF July, If fair, Gf not) the next far day, two
tracts OF LAND--one on which the said Dur
nam now resides, ~ ing in the county of Cumber-
land, containing 1924 acres, more or less ; and
bounded by the lands Of George Holman, Jo-
seph Angela and the lands of IoRn Macon's 80.
tate-the other also lying in the county of Cum.
berland, containing 21A acres and bounded by
the lands Of The said Geo. Holman, Joseph An,
glea, Page r. Finny and the said Macon's ca.
tate.
~ TSCHARNER WoODSON,t
GEORGE HOLMAN. ITHstees9
June IA. wAwa
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F.ASHIoMABLE sILYER PLAY1.

NJ SRETTER, opposite Candles coroera
- Nam Street, respectfully informs tli9
ruonc. ne has just received an elegant assortrs.
hent OF the most fashionable Silver Plate-to.
ge.her with an extensive assortment of Pearl,
is. anu rated Goods, among which are. Brace
Kings, Candles,icks with OF without branches
Bread and Cake Baskets, Bottle Slides, Llquor
Stands, &c. Gold, Silver and Plated Epauletts .
swords, Dirks, Plumes, Belts, &c---He also
Keeps constan, supply of Spoons of every de-
ssenpt,on' with variety ofother articles too te.
N. B. One or two Boys of good connections
ness. SSA'fs
June IL: ,y6u,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-18
TN CHANCERY-Fluvaona County Court
i May 9Th, 1911
James James, (C.l Ph,F

James James, &C. P2t'F
AGAINST,
William Cannon, Joseph Haden and Charles
M. Bernard. 1erfs.
On the Motion of the Plaintiff by his Counse
and il appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Court
that the defendant Cannon, is not an inbabitant
OF this Common wealth, it is therefore decreed
and ordered that the said defendant Cannon do
appear here on the first day Of August Court
next, answer the plaintiffs BILL and give seesrit
" forperformDg the future decree OF this Court.
and that the defendant Haden & Bernard, do
not pay, convey away, or secrete any debts by
them owing to,or effects in their handsof said de-
fendant Csnnon,bu so as to reserve q sufFiciency
thereof in their hands to pay the sum Of thirty
nine pounds ten shillinss with interest &c. and
costs of this suit Ind is further ordered. III at
copy of this order be forth with inserted in
some newspaper published in the City of Rich.
moDd and continued for two msnths successive
~ and posted at the front door OF the Court
house of this County.
A Copy--Teste,
J TIMBERLAKE. jr. d c. c.
JuneI. w8wT
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June IA.

NJ orIcE.-A petition will be presented e,
II inc next General Assembly, praying thse
from the City of Richmond, in straight and
direct course to the Brook Tavern, ON the Fred.
es'cksburg road, about miles ahove the said
June ID. s 20,
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sAvAssAH. May 90. 1871.
NY DEAR s1n,


have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt OF your letter Of the 18th inst cover
ing donation of two hundred and fifteen dollars
to the Library Society of Savannah. svailed
myself of the opportunity afforded at an extra
meeting ON the 18th inst. to lay before the So.
ciety yourcommunication. The enclosed reso.
iutions will nope afford ne unpleasing tes,i-
mony ofthe feelings Of that body on this inter
esting occasion.
Allow me only to add, that have much
pleasure in performing the duty which these re-
solutions rnjoin; that shall be much gratified
by receiving the additional communca alton
winch you have been good enough to promise,
and that am very respectfully.
Dear Sir, 'H
Your obd't ser'vt.
= JOHN MACPHERSON BERRIENs
.Sanes 0giivie, Esg.
\ r. S. thad the pleasure this day 10 receive
your favor OF the 18th inst from Augusta l
sheh hasten to communicate it to the Gentlemen
composing, the Book Committee. Some Of the
works mentioned in your letter are ALREADY in
the Library. The Committee will avail them
selves of the information it contains in relation to
the residue-.snd should you ever again visit our
city, we shalt have much pleasure, in offering
to you the use of our Library. which will have
been thus vaiuably improved by your liberality.
Meantime If either business or Inclination should
direct your recollections to Savannah, I shall
be much gratiied by the intelligence of your
welfare and will reciprocate your ComMuncati
ons with unfeigned pleasure. With best wish
es tor your happiness,
am very truly yours.
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SAvASEAH, May 9.
TN. OGiLVIE'S GRAFTON.

After delivering his last GRAFTON, Mr.. o.
cgLvie observed with marked sensibiilty, that
on that occasion, he had the satisfaction of ad.
dressing more numerous audience. in propor
zion to the population Of the place, than any oil his
0rstiors bad before attracted in any ofthe cities,
kiirouga which he had passed
That an srousenent of character In many
eespects novel, IN its very essence literary and
jpterssSy 81 sas peeu,;grlv e15sysss orsg1oxs
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Retdii Prices.
CUT BRADH

Broad and narrow Axes, Hatchets, Mat
tocks, Peck Axes, Grubbing Hoes, Broad,
Killing and Garden Hoes, Traces, Well
Chains, Plough Shares and Coulters, Stretch.
ers and Ok chains, Hinges of different si-
yes. Hammers, Wedges, Tenders and Cinder
Shovels, Snaffies, Curb and Blind Brides, Hal
tiers, Horse and Mule Golfers, Surcingles, Back
Bands, Belly Bands, Braces, Breacbing, Fire
Buckets, Bed Cords, Leading Lines. Sash Cord.
Chalk Lines and Seine Irvine Cotton Cloth of
different descriptions, Spun Cotton, Bed Tyke.
M orncco Cans &c &c &c -
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NJ OTlCE-Will be sold before the door Of
4 the Flour Inspector fthis City, on the 9 Il
day OF July, bbls. Flour, condemned for beinr
mkt with Corn Meal, for the benefit of thu
Sommonweslt Unbranded by Kiln ~ -
j. JOHNSON,
r,..,A Inspector Of Flour.
Su''SS - - ~ >.sl s3p,
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II Y virtue of a deed of Trust made to me b,,
~ VIM. Rswleigh, and duly admitted to re-
cord in the General Court, ! shall sell to the
highest bidder on 90 DAYS credit for notes. me-.
gotiable and payable at the Bank of Virein;a.
with approved eudorsers, on Wednesday next-
at the house lately occupied by "a Raylegh :
One negro man, two negro women aud a child
together with six excellent we'll broke mules.
or 50 many of he said negroes and mules as sI,au
be sufficient to satisfy the objects contained 10
the said Trust.
June IL. o.
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L OUND, near the Coal Pitts in Cooci,Iana
Key--The owner, by giving a dissertation Of,
paying dollar to The negro who found il ana
the expences this Advertisement, shall have,
the same. Application to be made at the Of
fee of the Enquirer.
June H. .oL
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\ Nhas been delivered suecessreiy Tor similar
purpose in Providence, Newport, Albany Mon
trcal aud recentlyin GEORGETOWN South Car
oliuas where Il deserves 10 be mentioned. that
comparatively inconsderAble, as is the size OF
the town, the sum arising from the sale Of tick
eta, amounted to 100 dolls.
This Orations (Which Mr.. q. wishes to be con-
sidered as counterpart to the first which be
delivered, on Education) will not be coaiined
solely TO Libraries Towards the close Of il he
will endeavor to place in . striking light the Inn
portance of Laboratories, Museums. Reposito-
ries FOR the models. and nurseries for the reyi
consolidating the basis and embellishing the fab
rio Of civilization.
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May7.
IN CHANCERY--.sIn Chesterfield County
i court. March 18th; 1911. q 48sf
William Hatchett. Pm.
Asairst,
Mos 3 Baugh and Jeremiah Baugh.

Dsf'ts. 8
This day came the plaintiff by James 10.
oertson, jr. his Attorney, and it apPearingto the
satisfaction of the court. that the defendant Mo-
SEES baugh IS not an inhabitant of this Common
wealth, upon motion of the plaintiff, IL IS ordered,
that the said defendant do enter his appearance
in this suit, on or before the 6rst day of Aug.
court next, and give security for performing such
decree as the court may hereafter make i'm the
premises And; t is further ordered and decreed
that the defendant Jeremiah Baugh, out of the
effects on husbands belonging to the def't Mo.
ses Baugh. dotretan sufficient to.pay the pltffthe
sum of s 9 19s ST with interest from the Cd day
OF June 18o3,tll paid, G. the costs of this suit, &
that copy of this order, be published in one Of
the Richmond newspapers for two month"; sue.
cess,vely. and posted at the front door Of the
courShcuse of this county.
copy-Tssfe 5, s-A
G. POINDExTER. .. {.
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FOR SHE.

a HOUSE & LOT of ground near the pens-
\ Tertiary, by Abraham pouglass--
has also on hand forty Thousand feet supe, ior
quality white pine boards, aud Pennsylvania
whlskey IN barrels, which he will dispose Of on
reasonable terms.
June IA. ws,v
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Nh. oGILvIE's GRAFTON
-, ON GAMING.

( Was delivered on Thursday evening, to an
audlence ecen more numerous, than had assem-
oied, to listen to his preceding Grafton on .Du.
elling. z.
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ExTR ACTS

On the Goth pltimo, an Grafton on 5enefceacs,
was delivered by Mr.. OoILvIE, for the benefit
0fthe Charleston Orphan House, on whic h oc-
cssIoD this celebrated Orator displayed his
eminent talents IN manner, that afforded gene
sAl satisfaction to . numerous and respectable
assembly.
Not satisfied with promoting the interest of
this Charitable Institutios, by the gratuitous ex.
.erton Of his Oratorlcal powers, Mr. OoILv1E
has also betrayed from his own funds, all the
'cxpences attendant on the hire aud lighting
the room, in which he pronounced his Discourse
and several appropriate REGULATIONS so that tie
Orphan House obtained the full amount, arising
ttomthe sale Of Tickets, which yielded two hun
dred and eighty dollars.
The Commissioners OF the Orphan House,
deeply impressed with the merits Of Mr.. OcIL-
Vie, have not only teslissd their sincere thanks
60 him in polite letter, but they deem il their
duty, to express their reg@rd for his generous
ssthtact ~ this public testimonial.
Char. Courier.
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PRIN TING.
OF svssr OEscaIeTIoN, NEATLY sxscsrsS
AZ TAI$ OFFICE
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at the Penitentiary Store.
GROCERIES.
In addition to the Penitentisry Manufactures,
q general assortment of Groceries is daily ex-
pected, from the North--wbich will be sold AZ
moderate p. ,ces for cash, country produce, or
acceptances in Town.
VIM. ANDERSON.
April r6. Isf
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: 5uase B. man of high character