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But Mr.. Morier has protested, Il is M wa,..
Yer there such hue & CRY raised--,hat r..
dera opposition is gr,wiig So outra eo.s--thas
wagner raves, sad that Mr.. Pickering ,rampiesr
": he rue. of dscenct. !" Tie hand IF G. Bril-
IN must be IN tbs thing" The haired TO the
adm'nis'ra'icH-& the views Il 6 Britain will
plunge her par'zsns into the ldcst exec seq.
BUT, IN The mean lime, how sincerely do we pity
'he e unfortunate Editors, who dared to spe ak
out, before they had their Gu What say yc,
seet'emen; We, who re preached the President
win iinheci'ity, to. not occupying t,orJa--ye,
wus chauntet forth the value of that country. &
the necessity Gifts occupation. What say We now ?
Messrs N. I: Evening Post and Putriot, what
say we now : And Mr. Alexandria ADVERTISER.
what say you What, morality dumb too''.
" Quite choptaiien"'
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rs buf prelude TO the zvarm discussion 10
which IL 1uiH unquesfiona6iy givc rise.
From the Matches Wcekiy Chronicle of Dec. 10
His excelency governor Holmes, sat out from
w ashington, for West Florida, on Tuesday last
The m'lita ofthis county. beid in readiness for
,c,uai service, will be reviewed this ,lay, at
Washington.
On Monday last company Of light artillery,
49, three companies OF the I'd Infantry. untle :
commsnd OF Col. Covington, embarked on board
gre gun-boats and other Transports before our CT
", and proceeded down the river on "Wednesday
morning. Late in the evening of the day of their
departure, commodore Shaw reached this place.
ana departed early next morning, To Join the
squadron under command of Lieut. Patterson.
On Saturday last, col. Pike marched with A.
bout 900 men, in high health and spirits, from
cantonment, Washington, for West Florida
Our information from the Mobile on our south,
ern frontier, is down Ia the 18th Dec
kemper and his officers have returned To their
homes Col. Kenper, John Caller, and J. P.
Kennedy, have been arrested aud bound over bv
tae civil authority Of the u States.
On the evening of the 10Th nit an attack was
made ona small body OF Kemper's men, abou.
thirty NJ number, by the cormandant II rIo,;la
win about one hundred SpaSiar,ls, &c-The
conRandsnt surprzed them about IL o'clock At
night getting between the centinels and these
few troops before he was discovered. Kemper's
party was completely routed. four or five killed,
tnres wounded, and seven taken prisoners, witt
their little all Of military stores The Span;ards
lost two men killed. and four men wounded.
II was reported at Mobile at the last dates. that
humher OF troops were on their way from Ba.
ton Rouge to Mobile.
IL was the general opinion there that the go
vernon would without hesitation, deliver up Mo
bile 10 any oticer of the u. States, who would
receive possession of it,. Nat Int
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THE QUESTION

| Inc Constitution is the Charter, under
which Congress ac,s.-Have fheY a right to
grant Charter, which is contrary to, The
Charter ot powers under which the, act.
is the incorporation of Bank eEhressiy
given lis It one of the means. necessary
ana lhcld NAL to power, which is expresss
~ gwen !-Ihese are the fesfs--.but Mr.
Madison demonstrates IN his speech tnat
the Bank is not authorised by the {. nsti,u-
ton.
Gen. Washington rejected the cal for
papers, 10 'S6-whv because among cher
reasons, proposition had heen rejected
IN the convention, to sancti,a every trea-
~ ny law.--On the same grounds, Mr. Ma
olson might retuse to sign the Bank, be-
cause the power OF granting charters had
been IN tn same manner moved and re-
Jected ~
tie has no changed hi- views as "a the
I cons ,ituti'nrlity o. he Bank-i,is last -,,e.-
sage TO Congre proves it. Whist does he
say OF " seminary OF learnngI' That it
might be erected with,n the .imits OF their
exclusive jurisdiction" lin the centre of he
naHn")- m that is 'expence might he de-.
iraycd II reimbursed out of the vacant
grounds which have accrued o the nation
wit"in these inits"--und WHY h,s h conf
ned tito he ID s re of Coumbi ? because
ne thought t'a; it COULD not be institut Il in
ny o the States. IT. con ,titution is iust
as siien about Bank as School, seminal.
ry OF Influence, IS of earning.
Court Of AhhediS.-rhe SENATE amen.
ded the bill by adding $500 more to the salaa
ry OF the Jndges.-Ye terday the Houst
81 DefeSafeS took up he bill as thus 4uen-
deh; and withor' deb IT., concurred in the
mendments.-Ayes So, Noes rs.
II The features of the Bill, thei., are
these the number of ludges, 5-the Saioa
1ry OF each S 25Oo-the number Of iu. deal
DAYS 25o-.Of Course, the present Lryisla.
turt will have to appoint tquo additional
Judges.
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iGH MEADOW; FOF SALF-Tbo s,h-
'or1ber being determiued 10 remove TO- the
r. Countr,, offers for salc, hat very va!,,a:
pie FARM, upon which, he at present resides.
Hmg within two miles Of the city Of <i>hmond'
ana containing, h' iat' Sur, ey, 1876 acr $.
me huid'ngs consist in GOO and comforts.
DIE Dweiing-H1use, suilic ETY. 4rge to- ne
conN .nieHi acc1mm ~ ion Of . / m,ly. b., inor a
Hnc dry c"Il'r, Ktcben apd L.anGrv q, ~.
cehent smokc-house, DAIRY, Siorr-H ,,... Bgrn.
ocAoie' &c &c. with garden ha1a some,v I'D
o''' containing betweeri two and three cres oe
iaha, very rich, and IN fin. order for gardening.
mere IS well OF fine water, aud an ce.rouse
w'uch has never failed to keep tce-upwa,as or
~Oo trees OF choice apples, about zen acres Of
prime Meadow Land, from which consder,bIe
rFeveAue b flowed y ary, and is capable of be.
'ng rendered far more poi abls am ia
under good enclosures, and IN excellent rider for
cultivation TIE beauty and salubrny of this 81.
,nation IS excelled by none, and equslled but bv
few. II
The terms will be cas-, and accommod .,,no, D.
may be known ny applying to Mr.. George Greens
how at Richmond, or tie subscriber ON ths ore
misses.
SAMUEL HILL.
Ja"' ~ ,t1w
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Nezo Members.

O. W We understand, that at the meeting of thu
S o.o'Sn"de s. theid on Tuesd.y,) an inquiry
was MADE OF them, whether they conceived = M
se'es competent to take up the auestion ., IN
EX' mon the Capital, as proposed bef. re the
H'use OF Delegstes-Tne ans wer was m ,ir.
neSa'ive.-lt is pre- sumed, that if the I..isla-
ture should pass any law on the subiect ,here
VIII be called meeting of the Stockholders to
discuss The arrangement.
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From tAe NJ Y. Commercial .4dvertiser.
UNIFIED STATES BANK.

1t was stated before the committee. nv the
agents OF the Bank, that the amount loaned
Dl mem to individuals is 5 Is, 1O6,7 96
Due TO then. from the state
banks 1,134,O57
Due on notes Of the state
banks in possession of the
Z. , bank MI $40
Total of specie, December,
1910 s,489 ,s7e
INDIVIDUAL deposits, Decem-
,tDer' 1910 4,312,2O4
+5o'es ~ circulation 5000, 900
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WxsKfNe1on. Lnnnnru s.

V rvtf be fee'l, or referenceto the Con-
8ressfes4f heef, that on zhursday conf
de'Hfq 1ifsssgs zDas Communicated bn the
Prestafnffp 6oth Houses Of Congress. Of
the eoafe7fs n it zoe do nof bazard con-
jecfnfc.
~ has teen reported IN He Hons~ n
Refffse1taf'vesfo for ne reuepsi effhe char
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| Rich,nond.
| A. B. Ven.bIe,
BENIN Hatcher,
Joseph Gailego,
Geryas Storrs,
S. PIeasants, Jr.
VIM. Wardiaw,
E. w. Hootes,
r. Adsms,
J. Toupkins,
j'mcs Brown,
&c. R4.s,Dn,
= Andrew Stevenson.
.Nohert Gam !c,
George ! ti:rson.
PeterSburg.
! ROBERT f,irc ,rtt,
James b rne;
Aiex'r. Brown,
Joel Hammon,
VIM. Bowdcn,
Archlbald Baugh,
Wm. Clarke,
Paul Nash,
Robert w alker,
Robert Pollock,
sWm. c. oswell,
Samuel Christian,
$ ,muei Hinton.
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Jan TO-

u TOYING NAN wishes to engage n M
L "A self ~ a respectable dry good store
writes good baud and has some little know
ledge OF Book Kcepne aud can come ,veI r".
commended. -Sslary the first year would NET
be an obirct-A line may ne lcit at The ofJics of
th' pes, sddcesse TO A y. & viii be iinmedis
ate!y attended TO-
January To- ,y7,yE
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| Noy1oit.
REGARD E. Lee,
Samuel Marsi.
James raylor, ssn'r
Wm. a. ,Arm.stead,,
Martha Fisk,
CHRISTOPHER Fry,
John (. Fl 1T,
G orge Newton,
John Brown,
Arthur T yior,
lilies Kn,g. Jr.
Edwin Stark,
'Gearge Wilson, Sts
.Frederictsburg.
David c. krr,
10 y Minor,
John T. Brookes
John Mercer,
Hugh Mercer
Fielding Lucas,
Robert Patton,
WIN. S. Stone,
John Srntt,
R'ber s. Chew,
John Taliaterro,
Jon Holling WORTH
George Fenci,
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he Rcv'd MIR. Low, will, this EVENINGS
at O'Clock, deliver discourse on Gamins'
i'll the Capitol. 90
January 10.
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WEST FLORIDA.

nc following was received in a Handb;ll
Yesterday morning, from Washington
OFFICE OF THE SPIRIT OF ,zs
,y SATURDAY, Janusry $.
we nave just received a lettsr from gen
t'rman OF high responsibility At Natchcz
Mi'slss'Pp' Territory. from which we
extract 'he following important inteil,.
geDce--
."SIR, D. q" Zee 1910
WE have just received unpleasant
intelligence from Flo. ida. Tie nennis ="
fuse 20 Come under the A0ferican cov,r,
ment' and boodsned it is apprehended vii,
ensne. The repyfts rat have reached ne
are IN suUst7nce.~ "a t Gov rnor CIa;h 90
'anoed a. Inc mouth Of Baycn sara. and
T. went up to the town OF ST, Ffancjsyille. hail
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EN- DOLLARS REWARD-Lost. atm
a Beil-Favcrn, IN Friday night last,
DIAMOND BREAST-PhN
SET round wit Pal. lfmc jerson tb.a gonnJ
the same. VIII e,un tito " subscriber. shaIJ
be paid the above re ward.
DAMES BRSA4n.
ian 10 o.
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LIST OF DfREcTo : F THE BANK OF v,pcra
MIA FOR THE PRESENT YEAR.
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Ter Of the Bank Of the U,fed States, ~aieh
{ madS tte order of the day for Nonday
1erf. Tie sensation IL ercitet IN the House
- bm prelude to the varm diScussion to
which IL will unquesfiona6iy givc rise.
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q Df Enqulrer.
RICHMOND. JANUARY 10, 1911.
I (FoR THE ENoUIREa)
THE OLD BACHELOR.
No. VI.

No. vi.
Nunc patimur longs pacis mala savior arms.
LuxuCia incubu,.
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LONDON, May rs.

Thursday further argument was heard
at Doctors Commons, Oh the eases OF the
American ship Fox, and others, detain-
ed under the Orders in Council. lhls
discussion had been deferred in conse-
uuence of a letter from the Secretary OF
the Foreign Department. The learned
Judge intimated that the decision OF the
Court would be given on Tuesday next on
this subject, which is rendered extreme.
" important by the present situation OF
affairs with the United States.
Cork, .iay %.
His Maiesty's ship Fortunee, Captain
Vansittart, arrived in this harbor ycster-
day, with the Golden-Fleece, American
merchantmen, which she detained Tor be-
inc destined to an enemy's port, contrary
to the existing Orders in Council. The
Fortunee received the information OF the
destination of the American vessel, from
two Liverpool ships, which she fell in with
on the 10th inst. and steering by their IN
structions, discovered the Golden-Fleece
on the morning of the 18th inst. within
short distance of the coast OF France.
She was bound to Bordeaux, with a cargo
of cotton, beeswax, ale, rice, &c.-The
Golden-Fleece sailed from Charleston, and
at the period of her departure, no insuran-
ces would be effected upon American YES
sells to French port, in consequence OF
the risque of detention by British cruis-
ers. The Fortunee has also detained an
American schooner laden with fish.
FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.
The small pox being very prevalent at
Paris, the Court Physicians have thought
proper to have the King of Rome vaccinat-
ed. His health is in the best state. But
the Emperor has thought proper to have
the ceremony Of his baptism for the 9th
June.
Letter from his Majesty to the Bishops.
st. Cloud, April 25.
e:NIy Lord Bishop Of, the illustri-
Gus and populous churches in the Empire
are. vacant one of. the contracting par
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.nv cerson. for the pure love Of justice
would take the pains, if ne had inc sas
c;tv. to hunt up the following documents
which are inserted here, that the lniqui'y
Of the Secretary's insinuations m'Sh' "p
near in their true colors.
REPORT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
February Sth. 1911.
s1R-I have the honor, IN compilahce
with the resolution Of the Senate OF inc
ztb instant, to transmit copy OF the sum
mary statement Of George W. ErVmS 5
account: in relation to awards undef ohe
eth article Of the British treaty: Inc
commission of Q 1-2 per cent. is charged
m I St. 917 900 8 9 being the amount ac-
tually received by Mr.. Ervins, on account
of claimants who had not appoih'eu any
special agent to prosecute their claims
and receive the amount. The accounts
themselves are volumnious, have passed
the offices of the auditor and comptroller
and are. as am informed, correct in e.
very respect. .o1 h.,
There is another account rendered by
Mr. Eryinc, to the treasury, for sum
exceeding $4,000 |. st. and which is not
sent, as it is not finally settled, and no
commission is charged upon 1t: mat
sum consists Of deductions MADE from inc
awards generally, by direction OF the >
hoard of commissioners for the benefit OF
the United States, or order to reimburse
them for expences incurred in the prose-
cution of the claims. A portion was ap-
piled by Mr.. Erving towards the discharge
Of the prector's accounts Tor whicn t1e
United States, had become Responsible
and a balance exceeding 100000 dollars
was paid by him into the treasury. 1T
was from that fund, which was at the dis
posal of the President, for defraying the
expenses incident to the prosecution OF
claims, that the compensation allowed 10
Mr.. Ewing should have been deducted.
But the Nunexpended balance OF that
fund having been carried to the surplus
fund, a new appropriation is necessary
for the purpose of settling the account and
of repaying to the award fund, which be-
longs to individuals, the sum retained by
Mr.. Erving for the commission above
mentioned.
There is no other information at the
Treasury respecting Mr.. Erving's servl-
ces. hit what results from the accounts
and from the letter annexed to the enclos-
cd statement. The services were aitoge-
Their performed, in conformity with the
instructions Which he may have received
from the department Of state:
l have the honor to be, &c.
ALBERT GALLAT1N.
The President Of the U. States.
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ties Of the Ceneordat las rejected it. TIE
conduct adopted in Germany for ten years
has almost destroyed Episcopacy in that
part of the CErist;an world. There are
now but eight Bishops; a great number
of dioceses are governed by Wears &pos.
tolic the chapters have been disturbed
in their right TO provide, during 'le va.
cancy of the See, for the administrator
of the diocese. They have plotted dark
marnuvres to excite discord and sedi,ion
among our subjects. The chapters have
rejected the briefs contrary to their ri ,h,s
and tile holy Canons,
s. Yet time is passing away; Few Bi.
shoprics are vacant every day. If no
speedy provision be made, Episcopaey will
be extinct in France and Italy. as well as
Germany. Wishing to prevent state of
affairs so contrary to the good Of religion,
the principles of the GalIiean church, and
the interests Of the state, we have resoly.
ed 10 unite on the 10th Of next June, in TIC
Church of Notre Dame, at Paris, all the
Bishops ofFrance and Italy in National
Council"
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Five Dollars Reward.

CTRAYED OR STOl EN- from the Com
- mons of Alexandria, On Wednesday OF
Thursday last, LIGHT Bay HORSE io.'
lv fifteen hands high, has white star IN D..
forehead, dark name aid tail, both hind le''
supposed to be white and shcd all round. y
reward Of FIVE dollars will be given il deIi's''
ed to
John Hunter,
July II. 'F
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Hamburger, May fl.

On the 9Th ofthis month two gun-boats
and two smaller vessels, which were STA.
toned near the Jando, had IN engagement
with II English ships of war, three of
which were superior to ours in force.
This battle does the greatest honor to
Lieut.. Buys, who, after defending himself
va!iantly for an hour, obliged the enemy
to retire. The loss he has occasioned the
English must be considerable, because
one OF their vessels was sunk. with all her
crew. During the whole time the En-
glish were under the fire ofour cannon,
loaded with grape shot; Lieut.. Buys was
admirably supported by the officers and
crews of the ships he commanded. This
officer says, in his report, that the enemys
fire was very badly directed, and caused
him no damage. The crew of this tlotil.
la is animated with the best spirit, and
there is no doubt that it will, on every oc.
casion, glorious'y maintain the honor Of
the French flag.
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Vienna, april 81.
The last letters from Turkey are very
interesting. They inform us that, at
last the negotiations for peace are a.
bout to commence, and that the overtures
made to the Grand Vizier by the, Russian
General and transmitted to ConstantiNs-
pie, have been we'll received. The Grand
Vizicr has given notice of this to the Rus
sian General, and, at the same time, con-
sented that the Servian Deputies shonld
assist at the Congress. We can say no.
thing certain as to the preliminary con-
ditiOns, but we presume Russia has relax
ed little from her immense pretentions.
What induces us to think this is, that the
Turks, who have hitherto rejected all the
propositions Of the Russians, Go not at
present look more frightened, and that
yet they Immediately acceded to the pro-
posed conference. Hosti!ities have eeas-
ed on both sides. nevertheless each party
continues to strengthen itself, and to place
itself in a situation to resume war with
vigor, if peace should not take place.
The letter from the Russian General,
inviting Czerni Georges to attend the
Congress at Belgrade, has caused great
establishment at that place. AS this Gen.
eral is thought not to be on any friendly
terms with the Russian Gcneral--an in
tention was seen in this invitation ofget-
ting him from Servia to Wallacia but it
would seem Czerni Georges does not view
the matter in this light. He believes be
is called to discuss the rights ofhis nation
and has decided to go to Bucharest.
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LAND FOR SALE

+ WISH TO sell TRACT of LANIlying
Z on beth sides of and extending acra the
shoftHia Mountain in I.oudon county, hrgi-
MA, about Is or Is miles from I.s1s,ry /:
Tlris tract of land contains ni;ae tks$s 100 "a
ores, and is very valuable from is fsf fty, its
sittatIon, its peculiarly excellent adaEness
z n. frvIi, tbs use of Plaist, of
PARIS, and It's lying remarkably well for Arm
ing. On the North side of the Sisoe; Hi, in
the valley between that and the Gia4shdge
Mountain, there is an highly valuable I'LL
SEAT, on copieus and never flaming STRAIN,
having fall of more than sry feet and
being distant not more than half mile rom
the Potomac CT mile FROM Iiarper's frry.
There are already upon this tract and blnch
Grist and Saw Mill, though neither is ID use
at present, from their being both out ire
pair. The terms, which will be advantage
Gus and easy, will be particularly made known
upon application to the subscriber, or to Ar.
Daniel Brent, in the city of NVa.hin ston.
A part of the purchase money VIII beiUl-
mediately reqsired, and for the balances Z IL
beral credit viii be allowed, On the purcias-
ers giving bonds, with unexceptionable per-
sonal security, and mortgages upon the Ind,
The Tract will be divided into Lots, To suit
purchasers, but it is not the intention Of the
subsctibsr 10 conclude the sale es hsss;s
mn eltfief sttc or the snouiitafn, tili he shall
have bargained for the Sale of all the others
upon the same side.
WM. DUDLEY DIGGES.
Green Hill, mar Biadens6wg,
Maryland, .Nov.27 1911.
November 50. d4w
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FOR SALE,
December z

A NEGRO WOMAN, about 90 years
of are. with her ,wo female children, one a
bout two years DID. end the other months
She has ,een accustomed to cooking wash
ing Apply 10 the Printes.
Ocio3Sr "
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HOLM C. LADD,-

JOHN 6. LADD,
Has for safe. aorg !aaaiag from sehoonfr ca
gle, Cant Ra'Scs from Boston,
eos b,gs heavy Suina,ra Pepper, entitled
TO drawback on eS~2orat'on
So barrels NusSoVado sugars
500 reanls Writing and Wrapping Paper.
IS tons Pi2istcr Pris
IN STORE,
A quantity of Liverpool coarse * hne Salt
sacks.
Mould and dipt Candles, Sherry Wine IN
quarter casks, Whiskey, Snd Cider Vinegar
in hogshes,is and harrsls. by IL, by 10
and 10 hr, l ; Window Class.
100 pieces Russia Sheetings.
bo.,.s Irish Linens, sc. sc.
Septe,sher Ia
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber has obtained letters OF
adm, inistration on the personal estate OF JOHN
LUKE, deceased, in the county OF FAIRFAX !:
An persons having claims are desired 10 cx-
hibt the same on nr before the 9th day OF
Inne next, or they may by law be excluded
from, all .sueft OF said estate; and those in
debsed arc requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand, this lsia day OF
Cccember, 1911.
Eliza C.. Luke.
December lS d3w
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Rai5sns, Curfants, Flgj, &C.

Rai5sns, Curfants. Fig', &C
so boxes Nc~ Raisins, few days import
ed and in line order.
100 boxes Mus catei and Bloom RaisIns
20 drains oulths do
boxes Figs
so boxes s. IL boxes Godfroid's Cigars
100 do first * second quality Havana do
10 cwt. dried Goldfish
10 oDo lbs colorea & white Goshen Cheese
soto lbs frkin Butter
100 dozen Hii'bert's best London Brown
Stout and Porter-veTy old,
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Chocolate
Nos. and ).
90 hog.he as retailing Molasses.
so Dcmijohns,
FOR SALE Br
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King & Fairfax streets;
Win His usual q general assortment Of
The beif Wines, Liquors, Teas,
and other Groceries,
IJoon very reasonable terms, for Cash. FRO.
d.,ee. or at the usual Credits to punctuai
customers.
December IA.
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NOTICE.

TIE pres;deut and Directors of the Lit
tie River Turnpike Company, wish to con-
tract for STONE, for keeping IN repair the
Turnpike Read, to b. delivered on SAID road
at such places as their superintendent. Job
Race, shall direc, VINO is authorized to cut
ter into contracts for the same.
Per orxier ri the Board of directors,
7. THOMPSON, Treasurer.
December z.