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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-10
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
APRIL 9TH, 1912.


The following Resolution was adopted, to
wit:
The Common Council of Alexandria having
considered the application of the Trustees OF
the Alexandria Academy for pecuniary aid in
establishing the system of Lancaster tor the
tuition of children, arc OF opinion that the Said
system is such an one as ought to be adopted
by every benevolent people who are really So
iicitous for the improvement OF the hearts and
minds of those whose unfortunate poverty Is
bar to their mental improvement in the ordl-
naly principles of Education; and more espe-
cially ought this plan OF instruction to be es-
tablished in towns where there are so many
objects Of charity, who, without such cheap
aid may be doomed to lead lives OF the most
miserable ignorance and vice.-When there
fore the trustees of the Alexandra Academy
solicit the assistance Of the Corporation tor
so good and charitable purpose, the Com
mon Council feel themselves bound by duty
20 their constituents, to grant the request:
Therefore, it is Resolved, that the sum OF
Two Thousand Dollars, out of the general
funds of the Corporation, be applied, under the
direction of committee of the Council, to the
building of proper room upon the Academy
lot, for the purpose Of being used as Ian
caster School But it is expressly understood,
that before the money is paid or applied as
aforesaid, the Trustees of the Alexandra A.
cademy shall, by sufficient instrument under
their corporate seal, to be approved OF by the
Common Council, bind themselves and their
successors, that the room to be built as afore-
said, shall be used For the sole purpose of
Lancaster School,, and if the trustees shall
cease to use it as such, then the ground on
which the house is erected with the house,
shall be vested in the Corporation OF Alexan-
dfia. And it is also to be understood, that the
Corporation shall at all times have the right
of sending to the said School, free of charge,
except 22o dollars annually paid, Scholars not
exceeding Two Hundred at any one time.
On the passage Of this Resolution, the yeas
and Nays were as follow
YEAS-Messrs. Muncaster, Harper, Nj
! cholson, Hoffman, Newton, Smith, Cohagen,
Vowel, Veitch, Marsteller-lo.
NAYS-Messrs. Grid, Rhodes, Fleming,
Iongden, Nc Guire-5.
Test,
]. D. SIMMS, C. Clerk.
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BOAT FOUND.

Was picked up adrift between
Swan Point and Blackstone's Island, by Capt
Dye of the brig Eliza, Bateaux. The own
err may have it by proving property and pay
ing the cost of this advertisement, on appllca-
ton TO Capt Chadwick on board the Schr. Mi
nervar, lying at Coleman's Wharf
April 10. st"
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DH. BUCHANAN's
Christian Researches IN Asia.
A few Copies of this valuable and highly in
teresting Work are just received.
Also,
Hodgson's Life of Bishop Porteus,
Solitude Sweetened, or Miscellaneous Me-
citations on various Religious Subjects; by
James Mickle.
ATores Practical Piety, or Religion of the
Heart.
Bishop Wilson'S Parochielia, or Instructions
to his Clergy in the Discharge of their Paro-
chial Duties.
Bishop Horsleys Sermons.
Watts Davies Blair's SCOTS and Saurin's
do.
Bibles, Testaments, and Common Prayer
Books, with all the Hymns, of various sizes s
bindings.
Classical and School Books, &c.
FOR SALE B1
James Kennedy, sen.
April 10. cow.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY MORNING, Atra 10.
{" TO sHEw

"To sHEw
yrRy AGE AND BODY OF THE TIME
ms FORM AND PRESSURE.
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PUBLIC SALE

On MONDAY next the 9th instant at
o'clock, will be sold, on Voweps Wharf, the
CARGO of the schoonerE Emily, capt. opiiman,
from Jacmell; consisting of
50 Hhds. first quality Aq0L.AS8ES,
$50 Bags COFFEE.
Terms will be made known at the time OF sale.
Z. c.. Marsteller.
Anr;, 10 st 4
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Alexandria Academy.

VyHE Voters of said Academy will please
\ to take notice, that Monday next will be
the day for electng thirteen Trustees, and
that the election will be held at IL o'clock at
the School Room.
April 10. 81.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Under the authority ola Deed Of 7rust rom
Charles Love to the subscriber, Jor the Es'-
tose Of securing debt due Richard H. Lee,
he will sell at Public Sale, on Saturday az
ternoon, at three o'clock, at the late residence
of said Loue ON Mns>Street,Jar ready mo-
ney,
All his Household Furniture,
or 80 much thereof as shall be sufficient to
discharge said debt
John c. Scott.
April 10. II.
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r. Mott-Dinner, &c. to Commissioners
of Election for lst Wards 10.
Test,
I'D. SIMNs, c. c.
Sealed proposals for cleaning the paved
Streets and Alleys of the town for the term Oh
y months, will be received byme TIL oatur-
day the lth day of the present month"; agree
able to order of Council.
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Ordered, That Thomas Patten cause the
nuisance at present existing on his lot on u
Mon, between Wilkes and Wolfe streets, to
be removed within sixty days from this date,
and in case the said Thomas Patten shall tail
to remove the same agreeable to this order,
the Superintendent of Police is hereby direct
ed to remove the same and charge the ex-
,ense thereof to the property, agreeable to
law.
Ordered, That Lamp be erected opposite
St. Paul's Church.
Ordered, That the Clerk of Council give
notice, in both newspapers In the town OF ~
lexandria, that sealed proposals for cleaning
the paved streets and alleys OF the town, lor
twelve months from, the date of the contract,
will be received by him, till Saturday the llto
Of the present month.
Ordered. That the Auditor issue the follow
ing warrants
Andrew ScholGeld-use Of the Poor House
IS 500.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
Isgtslatttre u asaeSatb,lsetts,
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE.
SATURDAY, FEB. 8, 49,

A Committee was appointed 10 re-
port on the expcdieucy Of taking the
ienfe ofthe People, on the revifion
ofthe Cd fiction OF the ut CHAPTER
Of the Contribution. 70 far as it ref.
poets the apportionment of Reprefen-
tativeS agreeably to the number Of
polls, sc. and to report
A committee was ALTO appointed
TO report fome uniform mode of TAX
ing the number of Rateable Polls /:
and committee to report what a.
mendmentS are necefarv in the law
for regulating Town Meetings, for
the choice Of Town Officers, as far
as regards the town of Bottom.
The engreffcd bill for attracting
the State, pafcd to be enacted. Its
pailage was cpPoled as far as its ma
tured ltage would allow.
In the earlieit ftages of the bill,
Mr.. ADAMS, of Uxbridge, moved,
and Imported an amendment to that
part of the bill which cuts up in the
mott zlgzag manner the county of
Worcelter.
Mr.. Morris, of Springfield, mo-
we'd the feetions relating TO the eoun-
ty Of riampihire be altered 10 as to
ALLOW the county its proper number
Of Senators.
Mr. HoopER, Of Newbury, moved
that the feaions relating to EfIex, be
itrucken cut, and that Ef1ex count,
ihould be one diifria, and choofe FIVE
Senators and in fupport of his mo
ton went INTO the confederation o
the determines Of the bill, of which
he thought the diyiGon Of EHex tn
mott foul example.
Thele amendments were ably ad
vocated, and the bill TREMENDOUSLY op
Ipoied, by great number of mem
bers Who were replied 10 by fe,
others (; when the amendments wer
negatived, and the bill pafIcd, by Ii
ulual majority.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17


Seseral engrofcd bills--for dehn-
ing the duties of SherifFs -refpea
ing the pay of Judges of Probate
and for incorporating the Merino
wool manufacturing fociety Pahed
to be enacted.
The Committee on Public Buff
nefs. reported, that it would be ne
ceilary, this FELTON,, 70 ahets Stare
Tax TO legiaate on the fubje6t of
Banking and pats a law for diitric-
ting the State for the choice Of Rep
refrntatiyes TO Congrefs. That 10
new petitions Be received after Thurf-
day, and no new accounts after Sat-
urday; and that the Legislature may
adjourn on Thurfday the 10th inf.
A supplementary bill rcfpeaing
the regulation of elections, &c, in
Bottom, was read twice; ordered for
a third reading, and committed for
A bill inhiaing penalty on towns
tending more Representatives than
they confitutionally are Untitled to,
was read twice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

ted. One Of ti.ele diiiTIcta Is rate
At q dolls. 3 cts.--thc other al a.
dolls. 81 cts.-Why has 70 III Equal ar
arrangement been made For party
purpOfrs. II would have been quite
eafy TO equalize thefc diliri6ts, by ia
king fomc town from the Worcefter
ditri6t, and adding them 70 the Lam
CATER dittriG. Or, if "a diyiion was
neceGary, why not divide the coun-
i y according to the northern and
| fouthern congregational dlitricts Z
This digiGon would have given an G
quality of taxation between the two
diitri6ts Or why was it necefiary
TO divide the county at all \; We an
fwer-tor party bwpgff. Upon the
fubjea of this divilion, we alto dehre
our readers to confult their maps.
We have purified thele calcula-
tons far enough to fhow, that the
fenate, which is to be elected under
this new arrangement, will not truly
reprefent the taxable property of this
commonwealth. This only was TAX
en- into view by the contribution, and
ought only to be conhdered by as
bur if our petition be denied, we
pledge ourfelves to demonftratc that
this aPportionmept will no more rep
refent the population than the pro-
perty of Naiachufetts. Why then
has fuch an arrangement been made |?
If the public opinion continue to fup-
port the ruling party, it will be un-
necehary if not it will be an ufur-
patton. BY the returns of votes for
Governor at the laft election it ap-
pears, that the democratic. candidate
was elected by very trifng MAORI
ty, and the democratic majority in
the houle of representatives, out of
about Goo, was 90. In the fenate,
of 40 members, the majority was
two. BY this it appears, that, as the
fenate has been heretofore organized,
it fairly reprefents the will of the peo-
pie of Mafachufetts. There can
then be no reafon for different or
ganization, unlefs il be intended to
have one branch Of the Legislature un-
der the control Of the democratic
party, in defiance Of the declared
voice Of the people. This topic will
turnifh moderate men with much
matter for confederation, and we truit |
will produce fome good effects. We
are compelled TO difmifs the fubica
tor the Preient time /; but, having
many more oblervations to make,
Ihall refumc in it our next paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

On motion of MIR. Bigelow, as amen
ded by Mr.. Blackledge, the President
was requested to cause to Be laid before
the House such Information as he NAV
possess IN relation to the seizure, cap
ture and condemnation of American
ships and merchandise, under the al.
thority or the governments of Eurote,
or either OF them; accompanying the
same with the regulation, order and
decree under which the said captures
were made, and information, as far as
inay be, how far the said decree, order
or regulation, be abandoned or perse.
vered in BY the nation making such cap.
ture.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
-Ae7v Militia Bill.

The bill to provide for the arming
and classification of The Militia was de-
bated in Committee. In this bill pro-
vision is made that the Militia shall be
armed at the expense of the United
States, and to be divided into three
classes, viz. The Minor class, incIu.
ding All between the ages of rs and 81
the JR7lfor, all between 81 and ST.
and the Senior, al between 81 and rs.
The Junior class only to be called upon
to serve out Of the State to which they
belong; and they not out OF the United
States, and tor term not exceeding
one year. MIR. Mitchell opposed, and
Mr.. Wright advocated the bill. Adj
journed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

a bill for repeating a section of the
Y. ,. Bapk Law, by which the bills
OF that Bank are made lawful tender
IN the discharge Of Custom-E4ouse
bonds, was read twice.
A statement Of the goods imported
In 1910, in foreign vessels was presen-
ted, and ordered 10 be printed.
A statement Of ths pay, raions, Sc.
OF the Naval Officers and Midshipmen,
was also received and ordered TO be
printed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
10y ~ sza.--
From the Commercial Advertiser:

LOOK Our. "A deep game is play
ing at Washington The election az
a president approaches, and the friends
OF Madison, fearful Of the event, are u.
sing every arlifice to insure lis re-elec-
ton. Ills administration thus far has
been distinguished by no one measurs
either OF popular or beneficial nature
on the contrary, since its commence.
ment, the nation has been daily sinking
deePerIn difficulty and diserace. Ou7
domestic situation has become more
oppressive and more subversive Of the
best interests Of the country ard our
foreign relations have been Sd condnc.
ted, that no one desirable object has
been obtained from the b=lligerent pow
ers. New causes of dispute with Eng-
land have been constantly occurring,
and verbal revocation of the French
decrtss, which has altered the mode on
~ Of aggression and plumber, without.
removing a single restriction on the
pursuit and enjoyment of Our legiu-
mate commerce, has produced no "a
voarable result. Every evil Of which
Jeferson laid the foundation, has been
increased and multiplied during the
! present presidency.
| These are Facts known to the friends
ofthe administration and every man in
whom prejudice, blind prejudice, has
not oyerpowered the convictions Of Iea.
son--snd thee facts, unless some ex.
lpedient shall be devised 10 cornterscr
their Influence, must materially efFrs
| the question, " vino shall &c next Pre-
sident :" The friends Of Dir. Madisor
have fixed on an exptdient that nay
have the desired operation OF iht
minis oF The people.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
Militia Bill.

A motion of Mr.. Mitchell to strike
out the first section Of the bill, was de-
cided-Yeas 50 Nays Ga. The Sec
ton by which arms are 10 be given to
every citizen on arriving at the age Of
l5, II was moved TO be struck out -
Negatived BY 6T to As. On the nues-
ton, Shall the bill pass TO a third read
ing (! Messrs, 3igelow, Nelson, Ghol-
son and lroup opposed the bill, bat
the House adjourned without taking
the question.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
MONDAY, FEB. 10. 1872.

A committee was appointed to re.
port on the exptdieRcy Of exemp-
ting certain aged polls from the poll
tax, and all miners from taxation,
excepting for Highways.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
MONDAY, FEB s.

1 AONDAfi FEB ).
The Speaker laid before Tie house.
certain resolutions Of the Legislature
OF The state Of Virginia, approving ~
the proceedings Of Congress, sc. The
resolutions were long, and very siIlv J.
besides, contaioiag many things nor
true. Laid on the table.
A communication was received from
the Secretary Of War, containing 1
statement Of contracts, &c. for the last
year. Ordered to be printed.
The bill making appropriations for
the support OF government for the year
1912, was read third time and passed.
The House then took into consider.
alton, the bill for arming and CHASING
the militia.
Mr.. Tallmadge spoke upwards ofan
hour against the bill.
He was followed by Mr. Law ~ ,bc
same side, about the same length of
time.
Mr.. Williams made short speech
in favor Of the bill.
Mr.. Tallmadge replied.
MIR. Wright spoke ia favor Of the bin
The House then adjourned without
a decision.
lit will be very close vote, but
rather think the bill will fall. Never
was there bill SO completely torn u
pieces as this to-day, by Mr.. Tallmadre
and Mr.. Law; especially the latter,
who proved almost every section abb
surd, nugatory, unconstitutional, Of
cruel
The Supreme Court sat to-day
Present, Judges Washington, Livines-
ton, Todd, DuvaI and Story. Judge
Marshall, in coming from Richmond,
was oyerset in the stage coach, and
broke bis collar-bone it is said, and i
now IN Fredericksburg.
1 made some enquiries to-day about
the Interior measures" to be propos-
ed by the Committee Of Foreign ReIa-
tons, as stated In the Intelligencer
sometime ago. 1t is all fol de rol
somebody has been gazing the Editor
OF the lntelligencer. The Committee
cannot agree upon any thing
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
Eipelftb Gongrsss... Jfirst Sfffictt.
IN SENATE, JAN. 27, 1912.

Nv oL.V-1I q, JAN. n, IoI~
The Volunteer Militia Cor7ls bill, from
the House was reported, with an a.
mendment, by which the appropriation
of three millions of dollars is reduced
TO one million.
Several bills were recommitted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
TUESDAY, IAN. %.

TUESDAY, Jan. IS.
On motion of Mr.. Lloyd, bill for
the more effectual enforcement of the
Nom Intercourse system, was postpon-
ed until the LIST Monday Of March, 81
to 2.
The Mediterranean Fund bill passed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
AIENa -

II molten 70 substitute The a2nrcss.
alton Of 100000 instead Ut zoo. 900 tltl
lars was carried; AMI on motion of Mr.
Iallmadge the bill was laid Oh the table
The 1912 Civil List APPROPRIATED
bill, passed 10 be engrossed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
JANuAY %. 80. Il 81

The Volunteer Militia Corps bill
passed to third reading as amended.
Several public bills passed incipient
stages.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
Militia Bill.

he passage Of this bill was again
opposed as unconstitutional and expen-
slye !; but on the question, Shall this
blii pass The votes were Ayes 81.
Noes SO. 30 the bill has passed the
House.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
TIE Nezo ..Miktir Bill

was again deba;ed-Messrs. Stow, Ma
con, Little, and Williams, advocated !;
and Messrs. lVidgery and Mitchell,
opposed the bill But no question was
taken. Adjourned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
FZying .4rtiLiery.

a bill for raising corps Of FIXING
Artillery, was read twice.
The Seaboard Notifications apprc-
priation bill, was read twice. H. Ihi4
oIH afiflrofr1ates one million efdoAars }or
The PURPOSE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
SATURDAY, FEH.

Mr.. Bigelow reported that the Presi-
dent would pay due attention to the call
of the House for Information or Euro
pean spoliations.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
FRIDAY. LAM g

Two Appropriation Bills for the Mill
itary Establishment of the United
States, Tor 1912, were reported and
read twice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
-NdEQk Defense
Jan. %, 1912.

The bill on the subject Of Naval De-
tense was read third time and passed.
Yeas 65. Nays 80. I" I'll The fed.
eral members lloled. for his oil.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-06
PUBLIC SALE.

Under the authority of two deeds of Trust,
from Stephen Moore and Phoebe his wife,
to secure tbs payment ola debt due the
late firm of Bayne and Cartwright i
shall expose to public sale on the premi-
ses, the Dist day OF April next, for cash,
A very valuable Lot or halt
Acre of Ground, with the Improvements
thereon-situate on Washington and Wolfe
Streets The improvements are two con-
venient two story framed Dwelling Houses,
and several smaller Tenements
Alex. Moore, 7rut2ee.
March "a 2aW4W
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e. RemsgUag.
Joseph SPEAR,
Resheetfislly iinforses lis friends and ne fH6-

Resheetfully informs his friends and fae Pro
tic,
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy
al-street 10 the one lately occupied by var.
B. Adamson, near the Coffee House, where
he carries on the CABINET BUSINESS
in all It's various branches--he also makes
and repairs all kinds of Musical instruments,
such as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Violins,
Guitars, Sc and will also furnish Mahogany
Collins for grown persons for fifteen dollars
He hopes the quality of his materials, the
soundness Of his work and the strict atten'
ton he intends paying to his business. will
ensure him encouragement from generous
public All the above branches OF business
will be executed at the shortest notice.
Novernber 90. DIST law
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-06
ZONES POINT.

uSHE subscriber will rent the Point Tor
one or more years, on very reasonable
terms to a good tenant, which may be known
m application to Mr.. Joseph Riddle. He
will sell Oh a credit of 6, 9 and % months,
s;,brr Of the Houses on Kine-street, now
occupied by Mr.. Sloan and Capt Nelson;
=. the hor.e on Fairfax-street, now occupi-
ed by Mr.. Slade. He will sell on creoit OF
&. "a and Is months, any of his lots on FAIR
fax. Franklin and Royal streets on Fairfax,
Jefferson and Royal streets ; or on Fairfax
Greene and Royal streets; or any part
of his land lying to the south OF those streets
n Hunting creek and the Potomac, or he
w;,ll.ase fer ever on around rent any of those
Steph. Cooke.
Leesburg, March 1913 ia"6t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-06
FOR SALE,

7Ae foNouiag BUILDING LOTS IN tic
town Of .dlerandrla -
T~WO Lots, each % feet inches, front
d ing on Union, street, between Prince
and Duke-streets, extending towards Water
street $50 feet in depth, next adjoining 10
seph Deans house.
Two Lots, each % feet inches on Wa
ter-street, between Prince and Duke'streets,
extending $50 feet deep towards Union
street, adjoining Joseph Deans.
The above four Lots are in the most thirty.
ing part of the town, and afford excellent
stands for business. Apply to
George Gllpln,
alexandria, or
Joshua & Thomas Gllpln,
PHILADELPHIA
January l6 cow lawlYw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-06
Joseph Vaudeville,

Corner Of King asa Fairtar streets,
HAS FOR SALE,
SIS bales spinning Cotton. choice quality
So hnds. and 25 boxes Sugars
hhds loaf and lump ditto
s. hhds. Molssses
60 gags Coffee
10 tierces fresh first quality Rice
IS bags Pepper and Pimento
IS casks & boxes Goshen Cheese
40 barrels Newbur5port Rum
20 boxes French Olive Oil, Of best qua
lily, each u bottles
s pipes old London Particular Madeira
FIVE to seven years old
20 cases Old Medec Claret, imported IN
1907
Port, Lisbon, Sherry, s. Malaga Wines
Gunpowder, Eyson, Young Hyson, and
Hyson-skin Teas, of the latest and best I'M
portations.
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raisins
80 boxes fresh Chocolate, no. 3.
so barrels Whiskey
100 boxes lst and Cd quality Spanish Cl-
CARS
Cognisc and Bordeaux Brandies
West India and Northern Rum
Holland and country Gin.
With bis usual general assortment OF Gro
ceries on reasonable terms, for cash, produce
or the usual credits to punctual men.
No. He will purchase new Herrlngs and
Shad. April X. IA"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-06
Heel Shoes and fancy Soaps.
January l6

Just received from .Nezv- YORK,
A fresh supply of Ladies Kid and Nforoc'
CO Shoes, with heels-and from boston great
variety of Fancy Soap and WASH bans IN
boxes of dozen each, assotea' solhe VI
which is superior to any ever brought to this
place. or
80 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 pficed)
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortment,
TO by 10, by 10 and 7 by English and A.
merican Window Glass, by the box.
4p Those who wish to have the Glass set,
or to have windows furnished complete, can
be accommodated at a short notice, and on a
long credit.
E. Gilman.
November !. costa"