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ALEXANDRIA.
~ s'FRIDAY, DecenH II.
"TO SHEw
rHr VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TIME
us FORM AND PRESSURE.

us FoKM AND PRESSURE
EEE1zezzhxSxSss
The attempt which has been made to
excite the jealousy os the people against
the rising power of the Federalists, by
dcnouncing them as the "f:icnds TO the
British" will no doubt eventuate, like
all other unworthy acts, in the disgrace
Of those who have lesorted TO il. 1t
will lead to an examination info their
Immaculate purity" tor which they
may NOT be folly prepared. They bavc
cast the first stone, and should have seen
that they themselves we're without sin.
The shape in Which this old accusation
has again made its appearance, is clearly
distinguishabla from all others which i,
has hitherto assumed. 1t may be fairly
considered as a charge advanced BY the
administration. Is accredited" mi.
mister has set i; into the world in new
Court dress, and its Hhonoru6!e friends"
in Congress, have in,roducedit upon the
llcoc Of lie national assembly. Perhaps
Oh looking ba5'; 10 The ,inc when these
political p~ritaos we're opposing every
measure cf nla.iv resistance ~ FrcGch
aggression, it may rot be dIffi oult to dis
cover their motives for cndcayoring to
give currency 70 t!.2 belief amongst the
people, 81 TIE existence o. British psr-
~ in this county. Ike Advantageous
tA:.E thcy nv i.oP2 f, escape detection
perhaps, BY di'ertiNs tie public scruti-
~ f.on themselves. and 6xins it upon
their oppr.nais. Mr.. Gerry It will be
rcccliected, ras in Ftance with Mr.
pircknvy ard Mi Marsna!l. lie was
caresscd ard Catered Whilst his col.
leagues Messrs, rinckn.y and Marshall
were treated ,ilh more than GOODNESS
aud neglect. Let i also be rccnilecsed,
ti.:. o.,e Of tAoir K. 7. Z. corrcspoal-
ents, intimsted to them. that if Col.
Barr and Mr. Madison haA constituted
tie mission, the differences bstwecn tn,
=. States sad France, would have been
speedily accommodated. Let it be Ecr'
tieularly romemb ered, that these gentle.
n.c", attcr being ncglr cted, insr!ted,
..nd tloccu of S $4,000 demanded Of
them NJ present for the Directory, as
the terms upon which hey should be
received, were addressed when they
we're about lcav!ns France, by Mr. NJ
Z. in these words -" Prrhahs you Be.
Ecve. that in returning and erfositg ~
your cou1trymen The unreosonaelencss
of tie Gemands Of The government, yeu
zyW u.ite them in resistance 20 these de-
maaQs. Tou are mistaken You ought
10 kao7v, that IKE diplomatic skill q
France and The means she Possesses III
ysur cc4nfry, a-e Sufficient 10 enable her.
syi:A !As 4:-.crch tcT;y in america, 10
tArozy tie Blame 71hich nil attend th-
rptture efthc neyotia|i,n, On Inc FederGi
irg, as sou term yeu-sciv@s, bit on IN"
British tGriy, rs Farce terms yoH !;
cra you nay assure yaaTsel0es, 'h's 7";li
DC doue."
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WASHiNGION CITY, Dec. 10.
incther Brilliant .Nural Victory :!

Letters have been reciyed in this city
from Commodore Deca.us, dated Oft
New.London, on the 4th inst. containing
the Information. th:t, eN the 25th Of Oct.
in lat 20 \. long. 90 deg. g min W.
thr fiiga!v GriteG S .a;cs under, his COM
r.nd, fell in with, ard afersn action OF
an hour * an aaif, captured the British
friga,c MeCedoLia-1, cuu'msnd-dby capt.
John Cardsn, mcuH,ins 49caFriage guns
The captU ed vessel is irigate Of the
largest class. two years Old four months
out Of dock, and reputcd oDs Of ths best
sai.srs il The Bri,is,. service. The Ma
cedorian being to "indward, had the ad'
ra"tagc cf engaging tie United states
III i.er own distance. which was SO great
Inst. Tor Tie FIRST hif hour, the United
States did not use her carronatles; and
At no monent sas the British triFate
within the complete effect Of the mus
query or grape shot ut the .. States
To this circum,tance. AID a heavy
swell which prevailed, is ascrbed the
length Of the action. The conduct OF
the officers, seamen and marines, Is SAID
to have mevitsd the highest commesda-
ton. The superiority of,he American
eunuery W.. obvious. The Macedoni-
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CuiESu ou Viz Sli' Wv
in the morning, avaiiing himself of the
ioggy weather, he again directed MS for
ces against our left flank. The atuon
became general. and continued until
night; the loss of both parties is great;
but that Of the enemy, jutsng !roH.
the repeated and vigorous attacks that
he made, and from our positions being
fortified, must have been Infinitely 81
perior. Your Imperial Majesty troops
fought With iacrsGibls Halnr; the bate
ries ras:ed alternately fran our pes
session TO that of the enemy, AID Tom
MS to ours. At the close Of ii; acuon,
the enemy, though superior 10 force had
not gained one lush o. ground. ! re-
NAMED the whole night nP1n the hsid
OF battle as soon as s,:all be relniofc-
cd BY the new recruits a"d by the re-
s2"re OF Moscow, and the artillery re-
paired, aided BY the help Of tne Al
mighty, and By the incre''iaie bravery
# the army. Shall sec WHIT | can uA-
dsrake against ;he enemy. P!nce
Rogratinn was wounded III the loot by
ball. Lieutenant generals ncchSow'
Prince Geortsc hakow, and JI"r gene
rails Bachus,iew, and counts Vororznw
and Kitow were ulso wounded. We
made some prisoners. among them =
general Of Brigade. Il IS vet night and
cannot obtain furthe: particulars.
His Imperial M4 jes;y in acknowledge
n.ent Of the services of the General in
chief Kutnzow. las granted him the
post of Marsi,al General, With 100000
foubles; and,5 rou5lcs 10 each soldier
who was in the action 81 This ever me-
moraaIe lay.
FRENCH AT MOSCOW.
RI appears .i,om the remarks at the
Lisbon editor, that Bonapsrte had pub
jisned l9th bu!lsi:n, da:cd al Noscn"
on the ! Stu, giving M account 81 ms
having entered that CIV, on the 4th at
moan. He mentions in his bulletin, that
Moscow is as iarg" as Paris, is vrrg rich,
and ,nil Of palaces Of al; t5> rohies OF
Russia. Tie retreat ot the Russian ar
my, SAYS the Portuguese Editor, was IN
pursuance nf their or;sina, plan, aud not
conse guencs Of The battle Il the IN.
Lisbon, .Tjr. 2.
The combined ar; commanded by
the Great Lord { " ,.!!ngt"n) rctirca
from its POSITIONS b=!nrr :iurgos on the
21ih and 2Ist; Oh the ed its head
ava tiers we're II Calada, and on th2 18th
a; Duenas, leagues Leyont Fai'1d1hd.
|, appeaYs ta.t Aiassena havi"g formed
a junction with the rsntrau; ns Mar
mont's arnv, the division of Caharelil,
sna reinforced by ffom IA 10 10000 con
sept, and coa,alesccots tTan Fra|cc,
advanced towards BGrgos. IN oiT'er To
raise, the siege OF the cystic We are
persuaded, anG t;e dispatches ct tie
Great Lord, and,ti!nc, will perhaps con
firm onr conisc'u"es, thu; the enem, 5
array is NOT superior to cars, At isas;
no. in disc:p!ine anA bravery, ard the
G,edt Lord, iaithiut 20 the system Of
var each h. has 50 happily adopted,
has Il ;nis ,i,n, again rttlrcd the better
70 dcica, his adversary.
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PRESIDENTI.aL ELECTION.

The Electors of New. Hampshire
have given votes for Dewitt Clinton as
President, 7 II Jared Ingersol as Vice
President, and one to Elbridgc Gerry as
Vice President.
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JGccine institution LOtfcrg,
HFGEEl .lCIDE.MY.

F%HE public are informed that pur.
Il suant to an act Of the Virginia Le-
gislature, giving authority TO certain
Commissioners, to sell the public build
ings formerly occupied by tho district
Court at Hay. Market, in the County OF
Prince-Willism, Virginia: A purshass
of said buildings has been made by an
association Of gentlemen, with a view to
convert them into a seminary of learn
ing; for the government whereof, a
number Of Ne most respectable persons
in the adjoining counties have bsen re-
guiarly constituted heard Of Trustees.
Having been then duly appointed ard
instituted, the Trustees have proceeded
to tie alteration and repair. of the build
ings, which arc now in readiness for tho
accom-. mediation Of more than onr hum
dred .tuacnts. They have engaged
professor of the dead languages and
bellss lettrcs, K ore of the mathematics
& higher branches. (Bo;h gentlemen Of
liberal education aid experiences as
teachers. The course ct education Will
comprehend ali the branches Of ii.els-
ture as pursued in the Eastern Cole
gss; &, being intended TO apply speedi'
ly for an actoi incorporation, is.titus.rG
the seminary regular College, with tbs
power OF conisrrinS degrees. The
Trustees have likewise engaged . gem
tleman Of the f..! respecrab.iity and
moral character tc act as Stewai 4 and
take charge oil tire boarding department.
On hi. aeceuu, they will ever have il
IL their power to regulate the price Of
board at The lowest rate sDd isitser,
will! be enabled to eonfinc the .tudents 10
the Observance ef regular hours, ard OF
Ill the rules Of The institution. The
school will be opened Oil the first CT IA
nua"y ensuing.
o. this situation, It my be confident.
" said, that no Place in the union com.
binc. greater variety Of important I'd
vsntsec forlhe above mentioned object:
The respectfully and norsi habis OF
the ncie bbnrhord, the uErommcn health
fulncss Of the place itself, ito c"D,isury
20 rich farms. whose superhuity OF the
best meats, ard all other desirable a!ti-
cles Of living, must reduce the est
whilst it increases the comforts OF board (;
added to the Circumstance OF Its beng
under the fostering care CT well fl;'ed
persons Immediately in the relyheor-
hood. whose duty and interest must alike
p-omp<,hem to a solicitous attention 10
it. welfare, leaves nothing to be desired
By parents, who feel natural regard isr
the future advancement and prosperity
II their sons.
BY order of the Boara.
THOMAS TURNER,
Prcnde7s.
EDMOND BROOKS,
Secretary
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FASHIONABLE IITLLEN'ERT.
MRS. MOONEY,

MRS. MOONEY,
Respectfully Informs the Ladies OF
Alexandra and II. vicinity, that she has
lust received ffcm New York ana Bal
more. the latest fashsons TOR iia!s with
handsome assortment OF materials for
nal:.nc them.
fQirf"r street, Dec. II. d
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Prince Kutazoy, t~eLcr-, II Che! ii
nj! rhEarmies, Communicates tns lo,!2W.
ing from Borodtno, o.. The 7.h Se?tem-
Der.
Since nv last despatch, in wLich g.!
had the honoy 20 acquaint your Imperial
Maics:v, of ;Ae attack which The eiemv
made on my position at Borrdin0, on
.nc s;h SEPTEMBER, he again directed
great free aga;us, the l,E fl.d.k. com
mandc,i bY Gen. DJgration S:cjag
the irpcucsi,y with W l;ch the STcat
strength OF the em.my WAS directed a
sainst ,ha, point ! judged it necessary,
in or,,e? 10 check him, to rl@ko move
me,t towards the heights, which had
previously been fortified the action
ias,ed from two in the afternoon cat'i
NIGHT. tMark nc falschood oil L ma
.parte, who III his .u!lc;iE scarcely no.
tices this action The troops OF y"ur
MAJESTY tins day displayed the bravery
which | have constantly observed since
/ hare served with them. The second
6ly;sca Of cnirsssieSs, being G5iIycd 10
m.ke a second attack a. dusk, d;Sun-
-uishs6 Itself exceedingly; and gene
rally all the troops :NuSa! w.thoai los
inr aa inch og GROUND, every where re-
pu,siag TIE cncny with Joss much
suaerl.r 20 ours; we took s pieces Of
artillery, s af which we'abandaned, be-
Ing useless officers d!slin.
eui,Ltd themselves, who mu.' be spc
ciaRy recommended To yo"r Majesty, <
Of noR an. upw occupied IN making
liss.
S-ca7d Ps.ss:aa Bulletin.
G,n. Prince ku;aZow, Comsandsr
in Chisf of ,ae utmics at his majesty
Tie Emperor of all the Russias, commu'
nicsies the following 10 lbs Imperial
Majesty from the field of battle atbero'
dino on the s!h of September. Alter
Il tire attack that the enemy made on the
q s,h on n,.r left hanis with a very consi
81 dcras.e JORGE aolhing particular oc
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BOSTON, Dee. 3.

Massachusetts Elscsorci College.
Asreaa1.y "a law. the Electoral
College Of Massachusetts met ia the
atate-hoJse. IL th;s town. on Tue sdsy
last, md after e!e. ting tue non. VII
liam Heath as president 0! TIE beard,
proceeded 10 tie business of ihsir
commission. Air. Rste'. being alb
seat by iutisposi;icn, the hon. isyes!
E'i.orndike Was appointed to Gill his
place; this circumstance oeeas:oned
an adjournment anti yesterday.
when the Whole board aet and gave
their Votes for President and Vice
President, as follows.
For De WIT Clinton, President
e votes.
For Jared Insersol, Y. President.
20 votes.
For Eltridse Gerry, V. President,
votes.
Tie board then appointed John
Cooper, Esq. as the messenger to
bear the despatch to Washington.
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IN COUNCIL

IN COUNCIL.
In oct to amend an dct, entitled an
Gc!, .Er,-S The meetings q Council.
Sec. |. BE IL enac!ed BY tie Common
Csu"ch Of alexandria, III Council essem-
bled, That the stated meeting ct council
shall hereafter DC held on tho tr.t Sa-
turday Of each month, instead i tho first
Tuesday in each month.
Sec. 2 &c IL .j!lrthsr erastra, That
Ibis act shall be in force from and alter
The passing thereof
ED. I. LEE,
PrcsiIsSs # Commsn Council.
CHARLES SfMMS, Mayor.
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~rN Tb
ltryE - EsCo.
HOUSE OF REPRESENT ATlEES.
TRetorted fer The alexandria Gazttte.-
TyYRsoAY, December 10.

alr. Green presented a memorial
from meeting Ct citizens at ttoi"ss
Hole, praying the enforcement Of The
non-imports,ian law against Crest b''-
tain, and p,ohibition Of Tie sxporto'Ion
thread SUITS under British licences
Referred to the COMMITTEES of foreign
relations.
MIR. Fitch presented petition from
merchants of Troy, N. Y praying re-
missisn of bends given for goods import
ed since the revocation of the orders N
council. Referred to the committee Of
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FIR SAIL,

Three G-ey HurSes,
Two OF them years old, and orc g.
.lrong, gentle and well broken either
for carriage or ,stdic. Enquire at the
.ffice Of the Alexandria Gazette, or at
Mr. Crawford's Hotel, Georgetown.
December eoizt
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Nell. lcHS
Improved Map of the Seat Of War
neatly cslorsd
ALSO,
Is.ys, says Ia Novel;
by
q Thinks 10 My'elf
The first American from the secona
Lordon Edition. correetsd-
Are Just recciped for ssh by
James Kennedy, sen.
Deccn,E-" .o1.
Hot Prs:ssd Playing Cords.
HREniGRE aud Ds*itver'' hpefhns
Z hot.pre.ssd thick ard TIL" Eas's
Capss by the sissIs Pack or Doz4a
ALSO,
Clou,'s genuine Durable l'k' q q
Cents per bottis. r. IL,
And a baDdsom: s.ssrt'nent Of sls
giant Penknivss,
Are Just received. for ssle oy
" JAxEs KENNEDY, Sen:
December -
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Medical College Le!feru,

Medical College Lottery,
Now Drawing in Baltimore, in which
there is
2 Prizes OF $4,000
10000
2 10000
20 1000
20 loo Tickets.
IS days drawings are over, and the
hrstid avn ti1ko, each day from the 2s,h
to the 45;h will be Prize of loo Tick.
cts.
Present price of Ticket. SIa: y
Susquehunah Canal Lottery,
SECOND cLAss)
Now drawing in Baitimore, in which
there is
2 Prizes of s $4,000
10000
800
5000
81 days drawings arc over, ard al
the above prizes still 10 the wheel.
Present price OF Tickets Sl2:
'accine institution Lottery,
(sxcoND CLASSY
Now drawing in Baltimore, in which
there is
Prizes Of s 10000
5000
1000
90 days drawings are over, and the
above prizes all in the wheel.
Present price ofT;cket. S 10.
~ Notes at 60 days, with approved
endorsers, will be taken in payment for
all sums above fly doi:ars for Tickets
In either Of The above Lotteries.
q. CRY.
December II
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SusQuehunah Canal Lotteru.

81 days drawing. arc over, ard al
the above prizes still 10 the wheel.
Present price OF Tickets Sl2:
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.
February 20

RAN AWAY on the Goth June last, from
the estate of Daniel MCarty, deceased, In
tha county of Westmorelan F., and state OF
Virginia, Negro Man named JERRY, a.
bout thirty five years of age, dark complex
ion. about six feet high, bad countenance,
and remarkable scar acloss hls nose, and
another on his head, little above his lore
head he had on homespun twlled yarn
and cotton round jacket and 2antaioons.-
There is no doubt but he viii change his
clothes it is therefore thought unnecessary
10 describe them more particularly. 1t Is
expected that he has procured pass, or
forged certificate of his freedom, as he went
from neighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, add from whom he
might very readily obtain'a copy OF their
pass. or certificate of freedom. It's comb
g,ently expected that he Will endeavor to get
10 some of the northern or eastern states.
He was seen short time since in the town
of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars viii be gwen,
if taken in the county. and If out OF the state
and secured in any Jail, so that get him a.
cain, the above reward and all reasonable
charges paid, if brought home.
Richd. Stuart.
N. B. All masters Of vessels and otheI
persons, arc hereby forewarned from harbor-
ing or employing the above described Negro
Man, at their peril, or under the scvercst pen
allies of the law. r. S.
September Is es
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THIS is TO gsye Notice,

That the subscribers, Of Alexandris county,
in the district Of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers of administration on the personal estate OF
EPHRAIM MILLS, late of the county
aforesaid, decd: all persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscribers, On or before the
2sth day of July next, or they may by law
be excluded from all benefit of said es-
tate and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment,
Given under our hands this 2sth day OF ia
nuary, 1912.
Rebecca Mills, Adm'x.
Tho's Locke, Admir-.
of Ephraim Mills.
January % eosw
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NOTICE.

s1T$IIE subscriber returns his grateful &C
h acknowledgements TO the isdles and gen
tlemen of Alexandria and its vicinity, tor
their liberal encouragement since his resi-
dence here. AS very particular business re-
quires his presence to the northwaid, ne IS
obliged to require settlement CT accounts
with his customers as early as possible.
He has few very handsome articles OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting
of Bed, Bedstead, Tables, Chairs, And'rons'
Carlle sticks, . Stand, DecantsISnn Looking
CID with an extra sized chestN Drawers,
of superior quality, and Kitchen Furniture
all of which his will sell very low tor cash.
r. GRAY. =
FaiJa,r-strees.
EL.,oruTl ee3zv.
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District of Columbia, to VIII

VNTHEREAs ind ezo SDlarr' naI" .. - "A,
w petition in writing, appisd, y d,
HONORABLE Nicholas Fi:zhugh. one o. u, ~ s,
sistant Judges Of the circuit court 0, ' ,bs he.
trict of Columbia, 10 be adnri'ea ",orefd
neiit of the acg of Congress ioE '"G =, a,oe'
insolycnt debtors within the oiS,'l; IN &C..
said, and has stated therein that ne ', -
taal confinement in the jail OF h' e, otber.,
county, at the suit Of Abner Ol''o" n claim,
& being unable to discharge tie 'asJ 10 dv|
with Others against him, has on'l. ss al ii,
liver up to the use of his creo'l''
property, real, personal and mixed 80 crsdi>
NOTICE. is therefore given to the ne .Stpr.
tors of the said .4aldreqv Sma'T' ''''i oors o. =
day, the 29th instant, between 'EN n sleSp'
and O'Clock, at the court house, ID vii be
dria. the oath of an insoivcnt deo'o' anda
al,r' 'il 'te u 10 ,be SAID drerv S"a1 ,c
trustee appointed agrecanly to Wv and the'
Congress, unless cause be '"1n ;, * further
shewn to the contrary IN" - dsN II
orJ.red that this notice be inser''" ,rcoy.
the Alexandria newspaper uh'' "
ninth Instant. Nicholas FhzbUH",,
one If the assistant Judges OF the C ,.,h ds, Of
or the district OF Columbia, this '''
February 1917. G.. Deneals, CO e.
February ..
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February IL.
Twenty Dollars Rewa.d d.

ID AN away from Palmer's Packet, a tew
Il days since, BLACK Girl, who
calls herself Nancy Green, about l8 or 20
years of age. She is tall and very Slim
with round face, and full eyes. She had
on an old calico gown, pair of new coarse
Stockings, and at the time OF heF elopement
a colored handkerchief on her head. She may
probably change her dress. AM person Sc
curing the said Negro Girl in any jail, shall
receive the above Reward, ON application to
the Printer
February 20 eot
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A Copy-Test,
Alexander Moore, Register.
Thas as TO gaze Notsce,

That the subscribers, of Alexandra Coun-
ty in the District of Columbia, have Obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said county
Letters testamentary on the estate OF VII
LIAM CARNE, late of the county aforesaid
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said decedeat. are hereby warned to eS-
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscribers on or before the 9th day OF
August next, or they may by law be exclud-
ed from al benefit to said estate, ana those
indebted thereto are required to make I'M
mediate payment. Given under our hands
this 9th of Feb. 1872.
Richard Libby,
John Richards,
Executors Of WILLIAM CARNE.
February eo4w
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Heel Shoes and Fancy S0abs.
Just received from Ne7v- York,

Just received from Ne7v- York,
A fresh supply of Ladies' Kid and Moroc-
co Shoes, with heels-and from Boston great
variety of Fancy Soap and Wash Balls, in
boxes of dozen each, assorted, some of
which is superior to any ever brought W this
place.
IN STORE,
100 Bales Cotton-nice quality,
Shad in barrels--well cured and in pickle,
Carolina Indigo in boxes,
Ground Nuts in bags,
Chip Bonnets in boxes Every low priced)
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortment,
10 by 70, by 10 and by English and A.
merican Window Glass, by the box.
h. Those who wish to have the Glass set,
or to have windows furnished complete, can
be accommodated at short notice, and on a
long credit.
E. Gilman.
November !. eostlaw