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VINES, TEAS, &c.


Pipes old London P. Madeira1
II do. Sicily Madeira
10 do. Lisbon l,s
8 pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry s
80 quarter casks Malaga
Is cases Claret
40 chests gunpowder, imperial aid
younghyson Teas, Of very snrs.
rior quality,
2opncheons Sd proof Antigua Run,
10 do. northern do,
80 hhds. Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
800 pounds bright Nader,
40 pounds Nutmegs,
20 bags Pepper and Pimento,
20 kegs race and gound Ginge.
so bales Upland Cotton. nice quality,
100 pounds Bengal & Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
40 do. No. 2 Chocolate,
100 do Pipes. containing gross each,
500 rea'ns writing and wrapping Paper,
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
60 bids. N. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
WITH general assortment of other
GROCERIES,
FOR SALE BIZ
Bryan tiampson & Co.
Aupnsr Is
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CMo. 1896.
Joseph Vaudeville.

-
Corner Of King and Faytar STREETS.
HIS FOR SALE,
las Chest i-2 and Ia Chests new
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hysoh, Young
Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchonr
$4,000 ID. Coffee
Is hhds. Mu.cavado Sugar.
100 barrels do.
1900 Id. loaf and hump Sugars
no barrels New England Rum
Is puncheoas West India do,
100 barrels Whiskey
pipes Frei:ch Rrahdv
80 Hogsheads retailing Molassss
80 bags Pepper anu Pinsnto
600 ID. Spanish Indigo
1000 lh choice NaGder
500 ID. refined Salt Petro
Is casks Gun powder.
Which with his usual general ssz
sortMent of the best Wines, Liquors
md Groceries, he will dispose of On
reasonable terms.
Aug 81,
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IN g J. D. sIMMs, RoK.fL-srREE7, ALEXANDRIA,.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1912.
United States Of America +:

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 10 wIr:
wv HEREAS Libel hath been filed
w in the District Court of the Unit.
ed States for the District of Columbia
by the United States Attorney for the
said District, against the Ship Monsoon
her Tackle, Apparel and Furniture and
her Cargo, stating. alledging and pro.
pounding that AFTER the passage of Ger.
tain Statute or Act Of Congress, enti.
tied " An Act to interdict the CONNER.
cial intercourse between the United
| States and Great Britain and France and
their dependencies" and after the pass
ing the Statute or Act of Congress, en-
titled An Act concerning the conner
| cial intercourse between the United
States and Great Britain and France and
, their dependencies and for other purpo-
| ses;" and after the passing of one other
! statute or act of Congress, entitled An
! act supplementary to the act entitled an
act concerning the commercial inter.
course between the u. States and Great
Britain and France, and their dependeu
cies, and for other purposes; and after
due notice of the said acts, at the Gus.
tom Houses respectively, thar is to say,
on the twenty sixth day of October,
1912, certain cargo of goods, wares and
merchandise, of the growth, produce or
manufacture of Great Britain. was i'm
ported from the port Of Liverpool, stu.
ated in Great Britain, into the port of
Alexandra, in the District of Alexandra,
within the proper jurisdiction of this
Court, by Hugh Smith, and others, in a
certain Ship called the Monsoon, COM
manded by Nathaniel Williams, which
said ship departed from the aforesaid
British port subsequent to the second
day OF February, 1871, contrary to the
aforesaid act OF Congress by reason
OF the violation of which said acts of
Congress, and by virtue thereof. the
said Ship, Tackle, Apparel and Furpi-
tnre, and also ncr Cargo aforesaid have
become wholly forfeited and liable to
be seized and condemned in this Court.
And pursuant to warrant from the
Hon William Cranch, Chief judge OF
the United States Circuit Court, of the
District Of Columbia, commissioned to
hold the District Court of the United
-,soLco, al s!IIu iUI IIC DisLIIIt VI SUfHl'-
bia-l do hereby give public notice, that
the said information and libel is fled by
Walter Jones, Junr. Esq. attorney Of the
United States, for the said District, and
trial will be had on the said libel
at the District Court of the United
States, to be holden on the third Mon
day in Nov. next, at the Court House
in Alexandria, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. of
which all persons interested, are to take
notice and govern themselves accord
ingiy.
Given under my hand at Alexandria,
this Slst day of October, in the year
of our Lord, 1879.
Warrington Boyd.
Marshal, District Columbia.
November 2. dist.
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Patons & Butcher,
Have received by the Monsoon, captain
Williams, from Liverpool. the toll
lowing Articles, which they offer Tor
Sale, viz
Blistered, Crowley and Cast Steel
Knives and Forks, PenkEives, SCISSORS:
Rszors. Shovels and longs, Files
ard Rasps, OF most descriptions
Curriers' Knives
Shoe and Butchers Knives
Lancets
Mill, Cross.cut, Pitt: Hand and Wood
Saws
Broad Hoes
Walbey's Patent Trowcls
Socket and Firmer Chissels
Britannia Metal, Iron timed 4. Pewter
Table and Tea Spoons
Patent Straw.Knlves
Shutters, Fish. hooks, sc. &c.
p. s. B, expsc. an additional supply
in few days.
November dsw
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SALES AT VENDUE.
On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
At the Vendue Store, corner of Prince
and Water streets,
Karsety Of Dry Goods, Gro
ceres, sc.
Particulars Ofwhich will be expressed
in the bills of the day.
All kind OF goods which are on IL
imitation and the prices of which are
established, can at any time be vic we'd
and purchased atthe lowest Limitation
and prices.
p. q. Marheller.
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Stone Cutting.

DERNARD CROOK,respectfully
- informs the puolic that he has a
gam commenced the STONE CUTTING
business in ali its branches, on Prince
street, near the dwelling of Thomas
Swan, Esq. where be will be happy to
execute all orders in his line OF busi-
ness with which he may be favored.-
Be- returns thanks for past favors, and
sohci,s apostion ofpublic patronage.
November dew
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Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or stolen from Gen.
Lees stable in Alexandris, on We'd
nesday night, the 26th of August last,
bay Geldlng, the property of Walter
Jones Junr Esq about IS hands high
or 5 years old, a good head and neck,
slim body, long bushy tail with some
white hairs about the soot-he looks
like colt, bu, has been broke to the
saddle, is easy in his gaits anil has
an airy appearance when mounted
The above reward and all reasonable
charges viii be paid to any person who
will deliver him to the subscriber IN
Alexandria.
Charles Lee.
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Steam Boat Establishment.

TO run between Alexandria, WASH
ingten and Georgetown twice day, on
the plan & under tie patsnt Of Mcssrs.
Livingston and FuItor.S These citizens
who are wiling 1opromote the establish
ment of STEAM BOAT, to run be.
wscn the three Cities in the istrict OF
Columbia twice day, are requested to
meet at Mr.. Triplett's Tavern, on i ues'
day The 10th of Nov. at 6 O'Clock In tho
evening, when the merits and lucratlve
prospects of the undertaking will b
fully explained.
B. H. Latrobe,
.4e..t of Mcssrs. Livingston q Falfoa'
November Z.
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Charles Lee.
Mrs. ANN CARVE /.
September 4

MRS. ANN GAkVE /.
VOU will please to take notice, that
II on the first day ofthe Circuit Court,
of the District of Columbia, to be held
for the county of Alexandria, In Apri
next, or IS soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard, SHALL move that court
70 AWARD Judgment against you in favor
of the Ccmmon Council o. Alexandria
for the SUM of Fifty Nine Dollar
Sixty Eight Cen.s-being the asount
of Faxes due from you to the Common
Council OF ..lexandria, upon your Lot,
situate at the corner OF Queen and
Fairfax streets, for the years 1904, S,
6,7,s, 9, 10, IL, IL.
According to act of Congress, passed
3sth day February, 1904
John D. Simms,
.A,s. for the Com. COani. Of Alerancria.
August 81 doh
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Fifty tents Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber on
the 10Th of September last, an Appren.
,ice boy by the name of William Fnrnoe1,
bound to learn the shoe-making businessj
abou, twelve years ofage, well grown
had on when he went away homespun
yellow striped jacket and pantaloons.
I will give the above reward to any per'
son who will deliver him to me. up.
elerstand he is now living at the Glass
Works in Baltimore.
VIM. Reynolds,
N. B I forewarn all persons frotn
harboring him, and masters Of vessels
from taking him away, as ] am deter.
mined to put the law in force against
al such offenders. w. r.
November 1T"
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Yeaton 6 Conway,
October Is

Yeaton 6 Conway,
Haze just resolved from Men, York,
90 barrels prime Pork
20 do. cargo do.
20 do. prime Beef.
IN STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar.
80 pieces first do. Russia Shecting
10 do. Russia Duck.
Ship Cbandlery and Groceries, as usual
October II
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The Alexandria Museum,
nEVOTED to Charitable purposes,
and belonging 70 the Alexandra
Washington Lodge No. %, is open Tor
the reception Of Visitors, every day III
the week, from 10 A. NJ. to PM. tSuhs
day excepted) on the following terms
Single visit for grown persons, 70
cents.
Single visit for children, II t.s cents.
September %
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ACADEMY.

4 NEW arrangement will soon b
~ made in the Academy, which, it 10
snuciPa,ed, will greatly promote the II.
'!hty and importance of the institution
taciiIlaie the e"ogress Of the Scholars )
ard cohduce to their orderly and moral
department. All the small Scholars sill
be removed to the upper room ~hete
t%ey will be taught all the rudimcnts Of
education, as preparatory to the other
rooms. The Inconvenience Of small
Scholars, in mixing ard sssociating with
the large cnes, will hereby be prevented.
ThAurpsr classes in the Languages will
will be confined to the middle room.
As it has long been the wish Of tho
friends of this seminary to annex to 1t a
school exclusively for the English and
Mathematical branches, an able and ex-
perienced instructor in all these branch.
es and also in the French Language, has
been procured to take charge ot the lower
room. Exercises in parsIss, end IN sc-
curing al accurate and practical know.
ledge Of the English G!smmar; Geo.
graphy ard tho use Of the Globes ard
Maps Arithmetic and tho various
branches Of Mathematics will be attend
Cd to with the greatest care in this de-
partment.
Ii is hoped that the manner in which
these branches will he taught end tie
system Of English education, which IL
Intended here TO be established, will
meet with the appreciation and encou-
ragement of the inhsbitsnt. of Aiexan.
,dria. The whole school will be inspect
sd every oonth by the Trustees. Those
who wish their children taught French,
arc desired % apply sarly.-
Scrtcmbcr 80 d2rlsw2.
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to carry eff sorre Of the ships. Ono
ship Of the has wss lost in Consequences
Of the disturbance, and = or 500 sea.
men escaped to the English. Since
then the shigs at Toulon have been dis
mantlcd.
The Dsy of Algier, was offended
With the United States for the delay Of
his supplies the present season; and it
was SAID an American armed schooner
had fired into an Algerine vessel--as
satisfaction for which The Dcy had de.
manded 100000 dollars OF Mr.. Lear.
/; was feared hostilitics would be re.
sorted to. The supplies. had sailed
from America; put back once; and
sailed again. Since which we have not
heard of them, but presume they arriv.
ed after long Passage
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fGE SALE,
Or 10 BR LEASED FasErER, sUBSRcr


IT. ANNUAL GROUND RENT,
CUNDHY LOTS in the Town OF
- Warren,own. laid of at Fauquier
Court.House Virginia, aud incorporate
ed by a LATE act of ME Legislatures
Wayrcntnwn is situate at The eXtron-
rty cf an elevated ridge, which sepa-
rs,c the waters flowing into The Rap.
nsh.rnock R:ycr on tie orc side, and
in,o Potomac River on the otker--about
friy miles from Alexandria and Wash
inp,on-thc lards near il are fertile, AID
the county Of Faquier is rich improv-
ing in agriculture, and il thick'y set'
tied with substantial and respectable in
hsbitants. Such is its character tor
Lca,ih,nes. Of climate, that during the
s,ck,y season on the Rivers il is place
Of retreat Tor Vsiitudinarians, and per-
.ons careful other health. 10 mech'-
nics WHO arc disposed TO be INDUSTRIOUS
Ws.rentovn otfers good opportunity
Of meeting with constant employment.
For terms apply to the su'senbsr'
who viii attend at Warree OWN during
September, ard who resides IN hlexan-
dria.
Charles Lee.
cept-rrher i""nt
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NArCHIToCEEs, August s.

A force of 2,ooo republicans are nov
collected on the river Sabine. General
Adair, who leaves this place tomorrow
with 800 men Gall Amerieans) goes TO
meet them. MIR. Johnson, of Rapide,
who is appointed colonel will very
soon Join him with about 500 men.--
When these parties are united, they
will form respectable force; indeed
such is the present power of the repub-
lican,, that all communication with the
interior Is SO inpeded, that tor the last
three months hot one Spaniard has ar
rived here for the purpose of making
purchases.
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Extract efa letter from c2tenhagen
deed ssth JaLv, 1919.

"Yesterdsy the pilot boa, schooner,
Champlin, touched here for an hour and
proceeded on with fair wind for Han
no sad CroBstadt.
The timely advice of war having been
declared by the United States against
Great Britain, received by this vessel,
will secure all the American vessels In
the Baltic and at Gottsnburg, where she
touched.
The event which has taken place will
improve the market here very much.
The Washington from St. Petersburg
for New York, is at Elsineur and will
DO safe here Copenhagen this day"
W Y. Mer. I'D.
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North Western Arml.

The last Keene paper. after men |
tioning the arrival in that town, Of
Col. MILLER, subjoins the following
statement OF Gen. Hull 5 army, with
this remark" that it is made from
a direct source, aud enc entitled to
high degree Of credit" -
"Gea. Hubs orders were discre-
tionary as to the time of entering
the eneny's 1terri;ory.-l'he decent
vas originally made more Parti-
cularly 10 prevent redeubts being
thrown up on the British side, l,y
Which .l.e town Of Detroit might be
destrU.ied. orgreatiy injured. Fort
Maiden ut HI easily have been ia
ken, Had aeI;l artillery been ready
when the decent was made. After
the retseat to Detroit, at the time
the American fart was Summoned.
the effective force withhold not ex-
ceed 100, end the rcpos: rom the
Briga'le Inspector made the number
Q or 500 less. The British (miIit;a
and regulaps) amounteato 500, and
the Indian force, "Nb body (says
our informanD but Gsd knows, for
they were scatie:edin Ill dilretiens,"
probably as many mofe. The very
next day 900 indians frcm Makina,
arrived. 1t was D2kt!er ofextreme
doubt whether a -epulse would have
rendered their sitaation in any de-
gree safe, unless the victory had
been complete, and the principal part
Of The British ofcers taken or kill
Cd. so as 10 prevent the possibility Of
again ralIyiag. Under the ciream-
stances, Gen. Hull ought rot to be
csnsured fo: his conduct on thct dGy.
be garrisnn would willingly have
risked battle, had the General 10
determined. Here il may be re-
marked that the Indian reinforce
ment could ret have been fore
seen. Cur Informant, with apparent
indignation. repealed the insinna'isn
that Gen. Hull TGs mGntins III f.
deity to his country. He is no
traitor" The garrison did not want
for ammunition, and had about ten
days provisions on hand.
The regular troops. with General
Hull. ard even the officers wives On
carbic!es) were marched ii''o1gh TIC
streets of Montreal to Tie tune OF
YGul:se Doodle. anil they came 70
the monument Of i,ord Nelson, when
God SAGE the King was struck AID
'ais of. ordered. Our indignant Y"a-
i.eas. however, to man refused TO
obey the order.
The Xeene PAGER also contradic's
(and We presume on the authority of
Col. hi,li.r) all the charges OF 'rea-
son, cowariiee, and i,nbeciiity, cxhi-
bited in the democratic papers against
Gen. Hull.
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The Alexandria Museum,

rEVOTED to Charitable purposes,
+ y ard belonging to ths Alexandria
Washington Lodge No, 81, is open for
the reception Of Visitors, every day in
the week, from 10 A. NJ. to 2 PM. (Sun-
cay .xcepted) on the following terms:
Subscription Tickets which admit the
whole Of Family, or such part as may
present the ticket s 4 per year.
Subscription TicSet fer the admission
Of Single person s per year.
Single visit for grown persons, rs
ceEts.
Single visit for children, IL Ia cents.
September -
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ALBANY, Sept. IS, 1919.

ALBANY, Sept. IS, 1919.
DEAr SIR,
Gen. Hull and bis aid arrived at the
h.ad-ousrters Of Gen. Dearborne yes
,crdoy morning, and in the Afternoon,
accompanied by his brother in law, Judge
l:as:ers, called en- his Excel,ency the
Governor. The Emperor Napoleon him
If could not haze attracted more atIen-
tlon.
Itwou.d seem that our rulers Lave at
length discovered, (vhat they ought TO
have known long time sincc) the ne
ccssity OF oar having prrpenderance
az the waters az cent 10 our i.ont'efs.
Had tie d. claration Of war been known
Uu, few hours sooner than 1t was a.
Lske Ontario, the whole n"va! force OF
the British might have been our own
what an enormous amount viii how have
to be expended bsfore thl. can be &C
comrlished.
Yesterday passed through this place
COR Niagara, twenty-five large PenHsyl-
vania Wagons, cash drawn by tive
hcrscs, with clothing, &c. for the army
and lake navy. The Same clay arrived
from New York, the sloop Hardware,
With ammunition, 50 Founders, sc. and
Ito seamen destined for the Lakes. 1t
was somewhat interesting to sec about
20 Wagons with hass, &C. conveying
,hi. cargo. A company OF flyiDs artii-
lery with pieces, Wagons. travelling
iorges, sc. accompanied them.
Thus you see matters 60 on IN all the
"pride, pomp aid circumstance OF Slo-
rious war"
Many families whose dependence was
on the earrings IF an industrious man,
are now suffering. Will all this raise
The sintmg popularity OF our rulers, or
rather, will it not awaken the careies. &
stimulate every lover Of bis country to
attempt means which may ensure to
US peace, liberty and Gnicn. Those WHO
have for long time been pursuing
phantom, 90 imaginary something, begin
to see the shicanery, deception lad "iu-
sce Of men in power; soon will thcy
rouse from their iethargy, and dlspeilins
the dark mist Of strong deiusion, which
heretofore has obscured their rl'lsn,
will one and all rescue our Federal Con-
s1itution frsm the hands of men who,
from the very moment Of its birth, have
stood like tho great red dragon OF the
Apocalypse, ready to devour It."
Tha aonxeniian of DELEGATES ap-
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Vonl, e. r,.:v.b IN fnwn ti.nm Ratb
Ur camc nasseneer in the sEio Ma
Wv, ~ -, t:,.
ia o."; ~ 49,. c.a'' C.,,;e
put l" '"e =, >" ~ u"' " W.,
having s"iieu Oh 'He Isl ui'' "e
following af''c'es arc aD''uSCu from
Spanish paper OF July 81, receiTed
by this arrival.
Mr.. Baily, whe left Cad;z, August l,
informs, that the allied army had twice
ovcrtakcn tie French since the battle
Of Salamanca, and Bad made 1850 addi-
tional prisoners thai the r:1aant of
Marmont's arr. continued 10 retreat 20
wards Madrid; but as the French. lad
but few troops III that city, 1t Was. c& |
pecled the Spaniarcs within It would
rise against tneir oppressors, snl DIVE
them out, or compci lh:m 10 su"render.
and shut ihe gates against the fugitive
forces. Stro"g hopes were entertained
that Marmont would be made prisoner
of, as he was badly wounded.
Gen. Thomiers was SAID 10 be taken
prisoner.
Soult b"a marched, win WHAT troops
he could spare from the siege OF Cad1z,
sc to assist alarnont, and had reached
Toledo. Gen. Hill, with all army OF
English and Portuguese, was watching
him. Toledo Is 81 miles ,. by w OF
Madrid; hviia, where LORD We'!inG'
TONS head quarters we're July IS, Is 40
miles r. W, OF Madrid.
IL the battle OF Salamanca, bot: lord
Wellington e marsha ''eS''f0 "'''
slightly wounded.
a salute OF TIC Ships al t'd'z weF.
fired tor lord ''e.hhs'oh ''c'o'! '"e
British ambassador received we conS!a'
tulation ct the regency &c. ard &c
Deum was suing III the c"ofcheS'
Gen. = 'l!es,eios "'a evacuated % ~
ga, and re'ifed % 'he '"ou'' r gi''s' ~'e'e
he had taken o5aui'a Win + enc" gar,
Tison. l nc r'S,'I" ss".''' WIZ '.'
been before "'''".a'' '" w., "'a' as -.
gsinst ana 'ous"' .''.''' ".'o %a' ~
Official account u '"' o',,. 49,.
ports gave 'h1 - ''N y
ana some 10 vac ':"s"' e,on ,,:norca
ne grand ~ = p1".s-," .,. l, Ta",osa
wa was sS'a " va .a w. GO, ,,.s ,irk
The French gene '.' o'eo's wa: ON n.
ne hH"o1. " "!'''' u: 49,
throughout 'l'i' "'t,'"'' N'1'"'"" Wv
peasantry arc s'etr''''., Wa, ,' ss' n.y.. y
70 collsu'u'o' ''aS'"N oDonro
! and PoflnSuese a"x'''s''eS' 1872, = :,
men. The french ioFce "S' eS''N'"'eo
at 10000:
AT Malaga, 'ne reh'', Ia" ,. ''I Y;'an'
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HOUSE PAINTING,
ErAyIHG. &c.

To those with whom he is unscquslDt-
ed, he tHers ar assurance that be will
exercise lis best efforts TO meet the ex-
pecialions Of those friends who have III
duceG and coun,erance him in this APP
r!;ceiion TO tho public.
So Enametiirs uron glass, with CT
tber geld or silver leaf, being familiar 10
him, he will execute neatly, with fac!!s-
,y, and upon moderate tsras. ?
September %. cost
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THOMAS DEMPSEY,

,.Nr.rt door TO Edward Siabler's, Fdir-
-, fax Street,
COLLECTS the coed will and inter-
- st of the citizcLs of Alexandrls
i'll an attempt at commencing the BUSH
nessef
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Mr.. Hartshorne's Sale of

Stock sc. at Strawberry Hill, that was
advertised for the 2eth inst. is posponed.
till the soth when it will commence at
10 o'clock in the morning.
September 70
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Rice. Iotton, Cora, ZIG.
,ea whole AID halt tisrces new Rice,
1900 bushels Corn,
q bales Upland Cotton,
20 boxes British crown and Aneri-
can Glass, OF different sizes,
20 ditto Fancy Soaps,
I aides Fashionable Shoes ac,ns,,ut
Common ditto. and w,,,v.
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Of North Carolina. are recommend
ed to the consideration Of the Zee.
deraIists as President and Nics-
President. Eighteen Of the most
populous, wealthy and respectable
counties in Virginia were repre-
sented in convention.
Niachesfer Gazette.