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A 7condcr-We are surprised at not
seeing in single democratic paper the loss
ofa\yaluabIe wooden mandatory in Yer
mont, lately swept away by sudden and
destructive inundation; ascribed to the
hostility of Great Britain to American
manufactures. 1t is believed to be the
first instance for several years of any ma
terial accident happening to a manufacto-
ny in, this country, which has not, in some
shape or other, been openly charged to the
agency of the British.-U. S. Gazette
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Brave men (said Henry Nv of France)
are the last to advise war, but the first to
90 into the field when it is determined
spon-There would, added he, be fewer
wars in the world, if every sovereign
would visit his military hospital the next
day after battle
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money-and requests all those indebted
to him longer than months, to call soon
and pay immediately.
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TRUTH.

PRoTAGoRAs, Greek Philosopher,
maintained, that all is illusion, and that
there is no such thing as truth But
Aristotle related him by the following d.
lemma. Your proposition is true or false;
if it be false, then you are answered if
it be true, then there is something true,
and your proposition fails.
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Count PAHLEN, the Russian Ambassa.
dor. his brother and suite, arrived in Bos-
foD on the seventh instant, and took apart
meuts at the Exchange CefEee-House.
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bove places. 1t follows therefore. that
while France burnt American vessels for
carrying flour to Spain and Portugal. she
furnished part Of the supply herself to
those countries.
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London, January ~, 1911.

Lohuoh, january ifs 1911.
SIN,
IHAp the honour to receive on the sth
inst. while was confined by severe illness,
your letter of the is,h Of November, and as
soon as was able, prepared note to Lord
Wellesley Ia conformity With it.
On the Sd inst. had received letter from
Lord Wellesley, bearing date the c9th ult.
Oh The subjects of the Orders in Council and
the British blockades, to which was anxious
to reply, III the same time that obcyed tho
orders of the President signihed in your letter
above mentioned. prepared an answer ac-
cordingly, and sent il in with the other note,
anda note of the sth respecting two Amer
lean schoontss lately captured on their way
to Bordeaux, for breach OF the Orders in
Council. Copies of all these papers are en-.
closed.
My answer to Lord W'ellesley's letter was
written under the pressure OF indisposilion
and the influence Of more indignation than
could well be suppressed. His letter proves,
what scarcely required proof, that If the pres
ent government continues, we cannot be
friends with England. need not analysc it
10 you.
am sill so weak as to find il convenient
10 make this letter short one, and will there
fore only add that have derived great salts
faction from your instructions Of the 18th Of
November, and have determined TO return
TO the Cnised States in the Esscx.--She will
SO to L'Orient for Mr.. Grayson, and then
come TO Cowes for me and my family. I cal
cula,e on sailing about the last OF February.
The choice Of Charge d'AHaires embarras-
ses me exceedingly, but will do the best
can. The dispatches by the Essex were de-
lycred to me by Lieut.. Rodgers On Sunday.
have the honour TO he, Sc.
WM. PINKNEY.
Robert Smith, Esq. SC. SC.
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~ .-r.It r. y scting the block.
sde OF some OF .nc ports Of Holland were
sanctioned, in letter OF the goth Scptc mbcr
1900, from the Secretary of State of the Y.
States to Mr.. King, Of which an extract is
enclose were insisted upon in repeated in-
strucdons to Mr., Monroe, and the special
mission Of 1905 have been maintained 5y
the United States against others, as well as
against England, as will appear by the cnccs-
ed copy Of Instructions, dated the 2ist OF
October 1901, from Mr.. Secretary Madison
to Mr.. Charles pnkncy, then American min
lister at Madrid and finally were adhered to
by the United States when beliigcrent, in the
case of tho blockade OF Tripoli.
A few words will give summary OF those
principles and when recalled 10 your re-
mcmbrpncc, am not without hopes that the
strong grounds Of law and right on which they
stand, will be as apparent to your lordship as
they are to me.
Ii is by no means clear that il may not fair
ly be conscnded, on principle and early usage
that maritime blockade IS incomplete with
regard to States at peace, uDcss the place
which it would affect is invested by land as
well os by sea. The United States, howev-
er, have called for the recognition OF no such
rule. They appear to have con,ented them
selves with urging 10 substance, that ports
not actually blocLadcd by present, adequate
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CHEAP SHOES.
JOHN ". DIYIS,

JOHN W. D.fYIS,
nFFERS for sale, at his shoc-stprr,
~ No. 100, THAMEs-sTRHEr,
A large and extensive assortment of Shoes,
OF the most fashionable patterns and colours, and of
the first quality, which he is determined TO sell as
cheap can be purchased in this state. Ladies and
gentlemen who may be disposed to favour him with
their custom, will do well to call and see.
Those ladies and gentlemen who wish to be fitted
from their measure with Boots or Shoes will please
to call at the shoe-store at his manuactor in the
rear of his shoe-storc, where he employs number
OF experienced workmen, who will fit them at the
shortest netice. .9b,Tl "a
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No 80, lhames-Sreet,
LAS just received q new Stock OF
L 4 Plated, Britannia and Japanned WAKES.
Aiso--a general assortment of modern Jcwelry
all Fancy Goods
Gold Necklaces, Silver Wares, &c as usual.
Oct l6
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HIGHEST PRIZE.

but will soon rise.-Orders for Tickets and parts in
the above Lottery, will be received by
]. T.. SHAW,
at his Exchange and LOTTERY office, 40. 1l8, Thames
street, who pays cash as due on all Tickets
by him ordered. Prize Tickets taken in payment.
nov lS
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Spencer Hall,

Ohhos'te the Red Market, Has .for safe,
A Quantity good Butter and Cheese.
L n Also, good assortment of mems and chill
dren's Shoes, in addition to bs assortment Of 0ro-
cerics. l.. wise few barrels of new Flour.
Oct 10.
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FOR sale By
JOSEPH BRIGGS,

.Vo. 63, Ihames.strcef,
$500 lbs. w. /. COFFEE
Ehds. best retailing MOLASSES;
Bbls. Fresh FLOUR;
few firkins prime BUTT Err, suitable for fami.
ly use,
general assortment Of GROCERIES, as usual
Also
A constant supply Of GIN, (Pawtuxet
brandy which, by the most competent judges, is
pronounced equa if not superiour to any distilled
in the United states.
u Commission business solicited.
Newport, Nov 20. 1911
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RISING SUN HOTEL.
Beriah Eldred.

- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
N publick in general, that he has lately removed
from down town to the stand he occupied the last
year, in Mill-street, just above the Red-Market a
few doors to the northward Of 7Aonas Jognsend ;
where he keeps house for the Entertainment of
L.4DIES 81 GENTLEMEN,
who may please to favour him with their company
Sept. IL.
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ACCOMPANYING THE PRESIDFNT's
MESSAGE TO CONGRESS AT THE
OPENING OF THE PRESENT
SESSION.
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Mr.. riNKSEv TO LoRD WELLESLEY.
Great Cumberland Place, Jan. IA, 1911.
MY LORD,
have received the letter which you
did me the honour to address to me on the
goth OF last month, and will not fail to trans
NIT copy Of il to my government. In the
mean time, take the liberty TO trouble you
with the following reply, which severe in
disposition has prevented me from preparing
sooner.
The first aragraph seems 20 make it pro-
per for me to begin by saying, that the topics
introduced into my letter oil the 10th Of Dec.
were intimately conpccted with its principal
subject, and fairly used 10 illustrate and ex-
plaiu it and consequently that, if they had
not the good fortune to be acceptable 10 your
i.ordship, the fault was not rinc.
II was scarcely possible TO speak, with
more moderation than my paper exhibits, Of
thai portion OF long list Of inyasions OF the
rights Of the United States, which is ncces-
sariy reviewed, and of the apparen, ,eluct-
ance OF the British government 20 fatcar
those invasions in future. / do not know that
could more capefully have abs,ained from
whatever might tend to disturb ,hc spiri!
which your lordship ascribcs 10 msI.sty's
government, If, instead of being tc.ly bar
rem and unproductive, it had occasionally
been visible in some practical resMi;, 10 aomc
concession either to iricrkhip nr 10 jdsiics
1t would not have bcea ,ery shspnsngi nt
very culpable perhaps. lf h-d whoii. y,
gotten to address nlcs q . 4 asltit oil ,cncil-
iation, which had n = most e9r;taf'
claims with steady
which had yielded r.i.. - 49,
ed and had answered COR. ,its or s';ly
by multiplying their causes. With this 20
gctfulncss, however, / am no. chargcablc (;
for, against all tho discouragcmcnts suggest
ed by the past, have acted still upon pre-
sumption, tha, the disposition TO conciIiate,
SO often profcssed, would finally be proved
by some better evidence than perseverance
in oppressive novelties, as obviously incom-
patble with such disposition in those who
enforce them, as in those whose patience
they continue to exercise.
Upon the commencement of the second
paragraph must observe, that the forbear-
apcc, which it announces, might have afford
ed some satisfaction, If il had been followed
by such admissions as my government is en.
titled to expect, instead Of further maDifes-
ta,ion OF that disregard Of It's demands by
which il has so long been wearicd. II has
never been my practice 10 seek discussions
Of which the tendency is merely TO irritatc |;
but beg your Lordship TO be assured that
feel NO desire to avoid them, whatever may
be their tendency, when the rights oil my
country require TO be vindicated against pre-
tensions that deny and conduct that infringcs
them.
If comprehend the other parts Of your
I.ordship's letter, they declare In effect that
the British government will repeal nothing
but the orders in council and that II cannot
al presen, rep:s! eyev them, because IN ,hc
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Daniel Sheldon.

u EPECrFULLY informs his friends, that he
N has on hand
A quantity Of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shinglcs,pinc Shingle, Boards, Planks,
yoits, SC. SC.
(which he win sell cheap, at his stand on sIIER
BURNES' Wharf. Nov. Is.
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Washington Monument
LOTTERf.
10000 dolls. highest Prize, ,
besides ! Prize Of 10000 Dollars.
10000
= 10000
5000

Drawing oAce week--to be completed in seventy
drawing days.
few warranted un,lrawn Tickets may be obtain
ed by orders left with y. e.. SHAW, al his Exchange
and Lottery 0fhce, No. li8, Thares-sfrecf--~here
regular list OF the drawing uay be examined gratis
Oct. e
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Cranston 6 Shaw.


nFFER at private SALE en- very reasonable terms
~ at their Auction Office,
% hhds. I'd. Sd. and 4th proof RUM;
10 half ppesS 0ii~s
so hhds. MOLASSES
As bags SUGAR,
y E s.s: s.s: s.ssa. s.,ss'.s COFFEE.
! ]; '$:.'' :: s: $s:s$,s... ss:ss ss::;as TEAS
8 do. Bohea m fs"'"'
- bales COTTON;
40 bbls PITCH
SO bbs. Prime1
IL do. MessS BEEF
Is half barrelsS
20 bbls. Prime PORK
SO boxes CHOCOLATE;
20 bbls. SUGAR.
LIBERAL advances Of Cash made as usual on
GOODS deposited for pubiick or private sale.
Aug %.
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made its appearance since.
Susanna Purden.

| N. B. Ny Susanna, child aged twenty
months and 8 days, was. taken about the mid
| die OF July last with violent cough, which
| the neighbors said was the hopping cough Il
gave her six drops of the Columbian Oil,
which gave immediate reliei, and proved an
| effectual cure. e. 60
Saratoga-street, Baltimore, Aug. 81, 1909.
No. S.
Baltimore, Sept. s, 1903.
The oil that received by MIR. Elliott for
the cold, did me great deal OF service, and
ultimately cured me. ~,
WILLIAM PHILIPS,
At the Columbian Inn, Market street
No 6
LIDO hereby certify, that was violently at
tackled with the pleurisy on Sunday the 9th
who bled me twice within the space OF about
l6 hours, all to no effect /; my fever still in.
creased and my pains So violent that ! had DO
knowledge OF my nearest Citations, nor even
my parents on Tuesday morning the lc,h,
my father procured me phial Of Paups Co.
tmlian Oil whic,, was Immediately applied
to my right side, where the pain was the Sc!
verest, three or four times, with piece OF
flannel kept to the part effected, and | took
fifteen drops internally three times a day. for
the first two days; and the second day after
using the oil, WAS aole to walk about the
house, the third and fourth days took OF the
oil fifteen drops night and mornings which
entirely relieved me from pain and fever,
thanks be 20 God for it, ard now m, we'll
man. WIN. PEACOCh.
Baltimore, April 9th, 1910,
Harrison's Greek.
No Z.
We do certify that on Thursday the 18th
instant, We were ,arring new seine Tor NJ
John Clark, and by accident tine seine took
fire which, oy enhcavoring &c put out the
Alnles, John Clark and Thomas Adam. got
severely burnt IN the face, VIC Immediately
got some Columbian Oil from MIR Psu, and
applied it to the parts burnt, which gave ease,
in the course of twenty minutes, and has left
the parts free from biisters.
JOHN PEACOCK,
THOMAS ADAMS,
JOHN CLARK.
Baltimore, April 18th, 1910. ~~,
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I offer for Sale,
March Il.

oUc? ]Cr QUO,
MY estate in Hanover. called an known
by the name Of BULFrtLD, containing 1874
acres, be the same more or less, together
with the Negroes, bc,ween 60 and 20, most
iy in families-also, all tbs stock of Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Mu.cs, and the
Plantation Utensils.
Possession will be given Of the whole as
soon as A conlract is concluded, Including the
present growing crops, at their estimated "a
!ue. One fourth O! the purchase money HlH
be required in band, and the balance in one
and twa wears on interest If sac of the
land should not Ike pace before tAe 'th Of
tuHusl, the negroes, stock, sc. will be sold
Oh that day, together with the standing corn,
and the estate leased for y term of>years.
have alto for sale about $1,000
Acres OF Military Lands in the States OF Ohio,
Kentucky, and The Indiana Territory, besides
1000 Acres in the cou ~ of Mason and State
Virginia near the Ohio, For particular
description of all which and FOR terms OF sale,
apply to Mr.. Thomas Tayior, of Richmond,
or to
John Hopkins.
March o. 2aw2m
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Twcn,v.fve Dollars Reward

RAN AWAY on the hight If the 18th In.
ssan', htgro man named .Ea7AdA, about
S. Years of age, feet 9 u % inches high,
,of very dGk complexion, rather slender
matlu AID very Acti,e, whea spoken to he has
a a small nrpediment in his speech accompa-
MED vita aash. Tic wears biack cloth
c,as---his cioathing unkno~n purchased
ssi,i fellow sf Mr.. Samuel voretand OF
Montgomery county, Maryland; he is we'll
ksnwn in the neigh o.hoad of Bean. Town
Aicxant!,ia w, -iing,on and Genrse. Town /;
il is supposed he has pass l will .ive the
above reward to any person securing Said fell.
low 80 that Iges him again, and all reasona-
bic charges ii brought hrme.
Thomas Waters,
living near Bryan. Town, Charles
County, Maryland.
Mach 9RA.2l law SIS g.
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Paul's Putent MfallsbIe
COLUMBIAN OIL.

The inventor OF this highly esteemed me
dicine is native Of America and the compo-
sition is the production o! American soil.
consequently it is in every sense OF the word
domestic, it is not pulled up with numerous
train OF pompous foreign certlhcates OF per-
oas from whom by the great distance that
separates us It's impossible to obtain intoi-
nation, therefore the public has better secu-
.rity for their money as there cannot be the
east shadow Of deception 10 coyer>his med:-
cine, for he simply appears before the COM
munity with his invention and an expcrlmeh-
tai detail of the various cases in which 1t re-
ally is so wonderfully efficacious andin which
heis supported by the following certificates,
whose names are not only subscribed but
their persons may also be consulted, being
residents within the circle of our neighbor-
hood. The following are the complaints IN
which the Columbian Oil has been found so
eficacious and rarely ever fails OF efiectlng a
cure, viz Rheumatism, consumption, pains
in any part of Tie body, bull particularly m
the back and breast, colds and coughs, tooth
ache, spleen, pleuristes, cbolic, cramps, eN-
ternal and internal bruises, sprains and flesh
wounds, scalds and burns, whooping cough
and mumps, and dysentry and bloody Aux,
Group and the summer complaints in chill
dreu, and in weak stomach that is caused
by Indigestion, a constant sinking and loss OF
appetite, it vii. act as powerful bracer to
the relaxed fibre and restore tito It's proper
tone
L, seems as though nature had ranked it the
fist Of the class OF all pec.orala and eXpccto-
rails for the relief of the breast ana lungs as II
scarcely ever fails Of removing distractions
in either, particularly those who are trou-
bied with phthysick or asthniatic complaints,
who in the act OF walking fast, STOPPING or
lying down are almost suffoca,ed, halfa tea
Spoon full Of the! Columbian Oil will render
some relief iRstantuneousiy, and if continued
.gsssasly TO the d,re ctions in such cases, Will
Drove raaic-l cure, ~ producing tae tall
power of inh,,ion:o the lungs and free ex-
pansion o'tha breast
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Msrca se--.24>

Hrgil:a. Frederick Coanty--fo so,r:
DSSfEI, LEE made oath before me a
Justice ofthc Peace for the said co unity, that
OH til. Goth August, islo, he Gu, two Bank
Notes of 0ae Haadrrd Dotaurs eaeA, ami re
j. i,scd ~ post from Winchester the halves
OF said notes 10 JossPH JANNEY, Alexandria
.--ti,at on receiving an acknowledgement OF
che a;sove he the said Daniel Lee enclosed
tnc rs:naioing halves Of said notes directed to
Jos % Jannev, Alexandria, & put the same
Into the post.ofice at Winchester with his
own hands. He further says that he did no.
k@ns any description If said notes, but to the
bss, Of ais reoolier,ion they wers on the U"i
OF bank OF Mary land, but Tor The greater
certainty, ne re,ers to tie hall notes fr rs'-
ni.tel 49, worn 10 before me this 18th day
OF February, lSli
EDWARD MCGUIRE.
District Of Csmmasa, A'ssaaarm}
SsaSt,h 10 1rit.
JOSEPH tANNEy ma,,e affirmation be-
.fasv NE Jasti1 ofthe Pcape foe said eoNn-
~. ta,a the half notes mentioned above, hast
gneiosct, we've never received BY him Civ.
On ua3ef my liAd this 4ta day of March,
1914.
A. FAW.
March 5, lawsw
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Bookseller 6 otataone1,
Ohhosite tie WashingtOn Iavern-kirg street.
HAS LATELY RECEIVED FOR SALE
The ,fo!loyins Boois:
I ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainment, 4
vols: calf, gilt.
Dc Quovedos' Works, vo!s.: do. do
Spectator, vols. do. do.
Ditto. 10 vols. do. do.
CaveIlo on Electricity.
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary.
Bells Anatomy, 4 vols. calf
Medical Extracts, vols calf, with SUI
perb plates.
Darwin's PhyIologis, Thompson's Con.
spec,us, Clark's Homer, Tookc's Pantheon,
Bells Surgery, vols. Cullen's Practice,
Cullen's Materia Mcdica, Ha!ler's Phy.ioln.
gy, Henry's Chyniestry, HooIe's Tssso, gilt
binding, Blair's Sermons. 3 vols. The Eo-
rough, poem, by Grab, Parks Chymestry.
Virgil, Horace, Cesar, Ovid and salust
Delphini, Clark's Corderi,, Rippons Hymns,
Comley's Grammar, Pocket and Family BIZ
bles, School do and Testaments, Hutton's
Bookkeeping. Jackson's do. Gibson's sur
veyms, F,lint's do Ainwqrlh's Latin Die.
tionarv. Hume's Essays Bolinbrook's works,
Ladies and Gentlemen.s Poke, A!manacs,
for 1911 Also large stock ofWriting and
Wrapping Paper, Bonnet & Bandbox Boards, .
Playing Cards, States, SC.
n. B. Country merchants supplied with
school books stationary. sc. on liberal terms.
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VIII leave Loudoun county, Virginia,
bout the M Atl!e of April, for Kentucky and
Ohio and will undertake to attend to any
lend Business in these states for moderate
compensation apply TO hieAa a 3 q ID Lee,
Esquire, in alexandria.
March 80 2aw3w
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Burr Milestone M0nufd6fo,y
The Subscriber informs the

public that he has received supply of Burr
Blocks and intends to recommends the max
ing of Burr Mill-,tones at his late DWELLING
on Patrick street, between King ana Cameron
streets, about the first of March next, whe'
he can supply Burr Stones Of any dimensions
.ea' ef P sns o He Ia, ~h ao ,s good 20
by applying to Joseph Dean Of at the Manu-
factory. Any person Wishing to eng
Burrs before the fist of March viii psa.s
apply to Joseph Dean
Benjamin Brown.
December IL. 9aY
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MOUNT EAGLE.

This desirable Country Seat is for
Sale on liberal Within half 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 tho first week in April, it
will be leased to an approved Tenant, on ac-
comm odatng terms, publications. may be
made to WILLIAM HERBERT, Esq Alexan-
dris, or 10 the Subscriber.
John Carlyle Herbert,
Near Hanville, Maryland.
February L. 2awti
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MOTT E..

Those who have purchased tickets OF the
subscriber in the Wilmington College Lotto.
~, are hereby Informed that that lottery will
not be drawn. They will, therefore, please
70 return the tickets and receive the amount
in cash or tickets in the Potomac aud She
nandoah Navig alton Lottery. which common.
ee. drawing on the lss Monday in May next.
ROBERT GRAY.
March q. 50
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jUSl kECEIS.' ED,

BY THE SHIP ANN GURLEY,
An assortment Of ladies' mis-
ses' and chiidrcns' Morocco & leather Shoes.
hlsn, by the schooner, Grey. oand, from n:
Y o. k-- fashionable kid Shoes
On hsnd-an assortment Of fashionable
Hats.
S. and D. Reed.
March -. Staw5w
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Ground Platter.

The subscribers have on hand and intend
keeping constant supply o. G r O UN d
2 Inst OF p IRIS, which
Ley offer for sale.
John M'Pherson & Son.
month 9th co