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NOTICE..

The Stockholders in the Farmers
Rank of hiexandria, arc hereby notified,
that an Election Of Thirteen Directors
for the ensuing year, will lie held at the
Bsnk on the first Monday in January
next.
JOHN EGOFF, Cashier.
December 10. eoIlsl'"1'
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ARMY APPOINTMENTS.

Tae nomination of William II. Har-
rison, as Brisadier General, has been
confirmed by the Senate Of the United
States, 10 take rank from the 22d Of Au-
gust last. Also the nomination Of &C.
nerals Boyd and Chandler.
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c. 4 SLA.i bENNEI

c.. \ < L = BENNEI
OFFERS FOR SALE
; boxes 7-S & > Irish Linens
4 do C";ored Threads assorted, 9 10 ~
2 do. Nuns Thread do. eta as
a. few pisces real supcrfns Cloths and
Kerseymeres
10 bales India Cottons
5000 pieces Napkeens
One box w. &. Needles, tsI2
s casks Red Clover Seed
Docember 9 eoS'lawtf
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Extract sfa letter from Salem { MI
dared I'd Dec. 1879.
81 have been this evening introduced
IN a Colonel in the service Of the u
He is on his return from Champlain t.
Greepbu.h. Three of the Troop:
are to pas, here in the morning
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, December iQs
+" 40 sHEW

$40 sHEW ,
Tus VERY AGE < cody or THE TIME
HIS YORN AND PRESSURE.
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F,,,-7rt of q later from albany.

E.rtrqct Of lener from albany.
.Our state has sustained its charsc-
ter and its honor. 1t has given an I'M
divided vote for De Witt Clinton as
President, and Jared 1agersoli as Wee
President"
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ADAM LYNN
Ho' just received. and e6trs for Sole,
at n. HARDWARE and JEW.
= ELRY STORE. obno.v- n.

nas 1usf received. and e6trs for SOle,
at ms HARDWARE and JEW.
. ELRY STORE, opposite he
Ncchnics' Bank,
Iron RIM and Stock Locks,
Chest Drawer, Cupboard, Trunk and
p.d Locks,
IL Strap, T Butt and Parliameo,
Hinges, Screws, Bolts and L.a,chcs,
PIated andrin'd BEldle Bits, Sirrun,
and Buckles, Files and Rasps,
Mill, Cross, Cut and Hand Saws,
Pstent Troweis, Stewards,
Biacksmitli's Screw Plates, Vices.
An'ls and H-sanlrrs,
Bass Canale,ticks, JaPpencd Lamps,
Curry Combs, Knitting Pins,
Shoe Knives. Avis and Tacks,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Table and Desert Halves and Forks,
Pen, Pocket and Pruning HALVES, Ra.
zors. Scissors and Lances,
Zinc Pen and Sportsman's Knives.
with to S blades,
White Chapel Needles,
Best supe' hne wh,e Chapel Needles
Lii quarters, assorted Nos. in each Quar-.
ter,
DarniDs Needles,
Very handsome polished Brass Car.
pet Rods and Ewes,
Britannia Metal Tea Pots and Coffee
Filtersrs,
Shovel and longs Brass and Irons s.
Chimney Hooks,
Plated Casters, Csudlesticks, Back
sammen-Soards,
Jowclry and Silver ware,
And great variety of other articles.
ALSO,
Bar Iron, Sheet and Hoop Iron, and
Cranky and BIisteved Steel,
Jeweky and Silver ware manufacture
ed, and cash given for old Gold, Silver,
Brsss, Copper and Pewter.
December 9.
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Presidential Election.

The Electors Of President and Vice
President oftbe y. S. met at Annapolis
cn "Wednesday the Sd inst, when upon
examination Of their ballots, /. appeared
that the Votes were
For Madison, President 6
Gerry, VicO-President, 6
Clinton, President, 5
Ingersoll, Vice President, )
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! sainst the United, States as Indian agent
,hich cannot under the existing laws be
,llowcd. Referred to the committee O.
| cloims,
The house in committee of the whole,
| resumed the consideration of the report
| Of Tie committee Of ways and means on
the subject of the merchants bonds.
hIr. Bibb advocated the report.
NJ. Lowndes spoke in favor Of re-
mitting the Bonds
Mr.. Stow on The same side.
On motion of Mr. Rhea the commit.
tee rose reported progress and had
leave to sit again,
Mr.. Bass4tt offered the following:
Whereas it has been represented to
this House Cha. Great Bgltain has seized
suHdry persons 6ghiing undcr the Ame-
rican flag, laying claims to them alike
incompatible with the justice and the
rights of the United STATES as an indie
penden. nation:
Resolved. That the President be re-
Qucsled 70 Iar before this House The in
formation ht las received on that sub
icct, and the measures taken to redress
all evil which violates the rights and IN
tercsts and ou,rasss the feelings OF
free and independent people.
Mr.. Minor objected to the prcam-
bic te.this resolution as it made decla-
ration of a fact OF which he had no infor-
n,a,ion, and therefore he could not give
his sanction to it,
Mr.. Sybert and Mr.. Bassctt each
stated circumstances which had been
related to then, in proof that such prac-
tce had been pursued.
Several other objections were stated
by different gerliGmen.
Mr.. Biaelow moved an amendment
which had for It's object to require ,hs
President to designate bctwecn Ansri-
can citizens and British subjects.
On the suggestion of Mr.. Macon,
Mr.. Bassett Withdrew bis resolution. and
the following was offered in lieu there
of, which after desnltoTy debate was
adopted and Commit ee ordered to
wait Oh the President with it.
Resolved, That tLe President Of the
Unitcd States, be requested to lay be-
10 c tbs house any Information winch
may be in his possession touching the
conduit Of British officers towards psr-
sons taken on board American avHed
snlps.
Adjourned.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
headquarters, Chamh!ai7, Mvember
ls. 1912

10. 1872
Tie inaispositloD If Brig. General
Bio0mGeld renders it expcdient for Ma
ior Gen. Dea'Dcrn g. take the immeti-
ate command Of the troops Ga Lake
Champion and its vicinity, and the Ge-
neral embraces Inc earliest opportunity
to express his confidence in the troops
composing the army Of the north. Their
bravery and patriotism will supply any
deficiency in military discipline and
tactics, which time and experience viii
render perfect. In any movement to
wards the enemv, the most rigid atten
ton 70 orders will b. required, as well
as fixed determinations IN every mdlvi.
dual of the army, not to retreat or give
ground bcfore the enemy. Shouid any one
be 50 los, to senso Of honor ard militia
" duty, and the pride of the American
character, as to DC guilty OF flight, CT
d;soyderlv conduct in time ofactlon, I've
must expect no relaxation in the law
martial. Every species Of plumber or
abuse Of the inhabitants within the ter.
rilorY IT the United States. or in Cana
da, is forbidden on pain oil death.
By orter.
THO's. BIDDLE, Capt I'd Z. 8.
Artillery, acting Adj. Gen.
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Hot Pressed Playing Cards.
GREHORE and D.slver's supcrfns
" hot-pressed thick and thin Eagle
CARDS by the Sisgls Pack or Dozen.
ALSO,
C1out's genuine Durable lax, at rs
Cents per bottle.
And handsome assortment of clio.
CANT Penkrivcs,
Are Just received, for sale by
JAAES KENNEDY, Sen:
December Is colin
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The following gentlemen all lighting
men, it would seem by ;hcir titles, are
the candidates for Electors Of President
and Vicc-Presidcnt OF the u S. for the
State of South Carolina, all of whom,
except the last, are pledged, il elected,
10 vote spr Madison ard Gerry.
Gen. A. Pickens, Capt. r. Johnson,
Major w. Smith, Col. S. Tucker Capt
John Hopkins, Capt. Benz. Reynolds,
Capt. Sashuel Dunlap Col. Thos. Lshre,
Col. WIN. Hill, Dr.. P. Mason, Col. Lee
+ muel Benton
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We remained in this situation till the
9TH November, when our irons were
taken off. On the 9th, We arrived al
Charleston, where after obtaining liber-
ty to go on shore in order to change our
clothes, which were in miserable con
dition, we remained, and where through
the representation Of our attorney, we
were discharged from our bondage
This is true statement Of tbs circum-
stances attending the capture OF the T.
lcanor- Ann. IL making IL | have two
objects in view, first, to repel the charge
OF knowingly supplying the enemy with
provisions, and lastly, to shew the risks
ard outrages to which the lawful trade
Of the country'is subjected by our own
priys'eers.
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ROBERT ALLISON,
Late master of the Eisannr-Ann

Late master Of the Eteanor-Ann.
P, S., | know not shat has become OF
the EIeanor-Ann. A sail being disco
vered the privateersmen ordered her to
steer southwark and westward, since.
which have heard nothing of her.
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CONGRESS-.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TRetorted fer The .Ilerandria Gazette
WEDNESDAY, December g.
Mr.. Burweil presented the petition OF
VIM. Kemp. Referred to the commute
t e of claims.
Mr.. Grundy presented the petition OF =
David Henley, praying the allowance OF
some equitable claims which ne mas a.
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ALBANY, December 4.
EVENTS OF THE WAR

EVLNTS OF THE WAR,
Cohg ofa letter from Chumhlaia, TO the
Editor, dated GhamtLam, November
10, 1919.
Yesterday general Dearborn arrived
at this post, and to dav has issued the
following order. To morrow we expect
orders to march; our advanced guard
is already over the lines indeed a
scouting party last evening passed the
river Laracole, routed body OF Indians
and fired their encampmcDts. We had
one man killed. and several Slightly
wounded, among whom is captain Bid
dlr"
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DEcGMBER IN, 1872.
NJ. Ciin,, ryDn, he committee appoint
cd un TIC subject, reported the follow
ins Bill, which was cad and passed 10
second reading.
4 BILL
,Jurc' ing the S@crrtary Of ne Treasury
torr"lt f7"a, J1yf. u"rcs AID tenaltirs,
in c.rla.u "aSe%,
Er ii ehactei b. ftr Genatc and HonSe
q Hc?rrs~,'o,jc<a q th~ 14itsd States
II ,dme".ca II Congress- assembled, That
IN ii, cases w.,c"c AooAs, wares aud mer-
ch~nt;sc, Owned ty citizen or citizens
of >nc United States, "avc been iDport-
cd into ,hs United States from the u"ited
kingdom 81 Grcat Britai0 and Ireland, or
the d:pcnrcncics Thereof, ~i.icA goods,
wares and merchandise were shipped *
departed lhercfom between the
day Of and lie day of
and TIE person or persons 'ntorcsted IN
such goods, wares or merchandise, or
concerned in lhs importation thereof,
have thereby incurred any iIo, penalty
and forfeiture. on snCn person or per-
sons pc,itiluing for relief t. any Judge
or court proper to hear he san,c, il PuT-
suancc ofthe provisions If The act, eD~
titled All ~; to provide tor mitigating
or rcmitting The fines, forIe',urcs and
penalties in certain cases tsatlE men
toned" and Oh tie iact, being shown,
or inquiry had BIZ said Judge or court,
stated and transmitted as ~ said act Is
required, to the Secretary Of Ire Trea-
sury in all such cases wherein 1t shall
be proved TO bis satisfaction that SAID
goods, wares and merchandise, at the
time Of their Shipment, we're bona fde
owned by a citizen or citizens OF the U
nitcd States, and shipped, and did de-
part t"on some port OF place N the u
! nited Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ire
| land, or The dependencies thereof, own
cd as aforesaid, between the
and the day CT the
Secretary of the Treasury is hereby dl-
rected to remit all fines, penalties and
Gortr:tarcs ihat may have been incurred
in consequence Of such Shipment I'M
porraIion or importations and also to d!,
rect the prosecution CT prosecutions, II
auy 81 u have been Instituted for the re-
covc,y thereof, to cease and De dlscon'
tinued, upon the costs ard charges thai
have arisen or may arise being paid, aid
the duties payable on such goods, ware.
and merchandise being paid, or secured
to be paid agree ..ole to law.
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4 EHe hV'ES'S " 'HS'1''"N
GENTLEMEN,
HaviDe seen, since my arrival at this
port, IN extract published in the papers
fom tic log book Of the P1iyaieer Non
such, which states, that the Eleanor
Ann, c,p,ured by the said privateer, az"
ofwhich was master, was loaded With
provisions for the British Navy, l beg
leave to give, through the medIam Of
your pepper, a true statement Of the lacis
at,erding this outrageous transaction Oh
the part Of Capt. Lovely.
On the d,y OF October. the F.
leanor Ann sailed from this port, 6nund
to ST. Bartholomew, and laden With
-four, bread and peas. Ontho 18th day
after leaving the Capes, the island OF
Tortola bearing south and no obser'a-
ton for two days before, we deserted
schooner under English coiors and bear
ing down upon US. Upon her approach
ing US she fired a gun, when l Immedl'
ately hove to, ordered out the long boat
and with two of my hands went along
SIDE the schooner, which proved to be
.be Nonsuch of Baltimore, Capt, Lcve-
", Master. was not allowed to come
Oh board the prirateer, but two CT her
officers returned immediately with me
20 the Eleanor-Ann, where after over
hauling my papers, and taking te" ar
ticles which they fancied, l was ordered
with tue sGpcrcargo and crew to pack
ND nv thugs and 90 on b ard the pfiVa-
tser, AS SOON as ! reached her. / was
order ed below, and myself, the super
cargo ard the mate, coirho"d IN IRONS Y
allowed only one t.part of water, hal;
roun9 cF sci, bccf, and about three quar-
, ters OF pound Of bread for four and
twenty hours. After Remaining in this
painrul situation for considerable time
We were permitted to come on deck dur
iagthe day, wherewe were kept chained
together by the hands and feet,or singh!
as il pleased the privatssrsmsn, and a
night etornss loour quarters below
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The reference of the Merchants
Bends 10 the Secretary of the TTea' ury'
is still the Subject Of debate In the
House Of Representatives.
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IN SENATE OF TIE u. STATES
DEcENRER III, 1872.
NJ. Ciic,, fyYn1 he committee appoint
cd un TIC subject, reported The follow
ins bill, which was cad and passed 10
2 second rcsdirr.
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Has for Sale. the Cargo ofshe Schooner
Lsaarr, consisting Of
$500 bushels Liverpool ground Alum
Salt,
IOCrates Liverpool Ware, of Dishes
Plates, Bowls, Pitchers and Mugs,
70 bushels Potatoes,
boxes Tacks and Brads assorted.
Also, 700 Tow Cloth Bags of 2 bush
els each.
November IA
Patons & Butcher,
Have received by the Monsoon, captain
Williams, from Liverpool, the to-
loving Articles, which they offer io'
Sale, viz
Bistered. Crowley and Cast Steel
Knives and Forks. Penknives, Scissors,
Razors, ShoveIs and longs, Files
ard Rasps, o! most descriptions
Curriers' kmiv,s
hoe end Butchers Knives
i.anCcts
Mill, Cross-cut, Pitt. Hand and Wood
Saws
Broad Hoes
Walbey's Patent Trowcls
Socket and I'irmer ChIssels
britannia Metal, Iron timed * Pewter
Table and Tea Spoons
Patent Straw-Xn YES
shutters, Fish hooks, &c. &c
/ p. IS B. expect an additional supply
in few days.
Novemher4 c3w
Yeaton 6 Conway,
Have just reaeived .frona .New- YORK,
90 barrels prime Pork
20 do. cargo do.
20 do. prime Beef
~ STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar
80 pieces first do. Russia Sheetlng
ID do. Russia Duck.
Ship Chandlery and Groceries, as usual
October ID
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Iohn Gardner Laid, !,

HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars in hl.ds. iierces and
bbis.
West India Rum in puncheoas,
Coffee and Pepperi in bags,
Imperial. Gunpowder, Young Tyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, of the lat
estimportations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
SweGes Iron assorted,
Russ a Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10. z by 9. 9 by IL, and le b. IL
Bristol Glass, in whole and halt
boxes,
Soap, Candies and Goldfish in box
Figs,eG,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Wniskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bDls
Few or casks old Sherry, Lonson Par
ticnlar Madeira and Strcights Red
Wine,
Cordaee and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrappin!; Paper,
MEMS, Womcn's ami Children's Shoes
in'barrels aud boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sele Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster Of Paris
Also, PLOUGHS Of tie most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mix Stones.
October s
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Mrs. WASHINGTON

" AVING removed froa the Wash.
III ington Tavern to that new and
commodious House, lately built by Ma
Anthony Grease, will take in boarders
By the day, or week. She sess leave
to solicit share Of the patronage 10 Il.
bersliy bestowed in this city on tho th.
fortunate, and promises that no exerti0A
On her part shall be wanting 10 nahs
her boarders comfortable.
November Ii.
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COLUMBIAN INN,
9EORGETCW wv.

VNHE subscriber has the satlstactlop
to inform bis friends ard the puo'
lie, that he has renewed to that elagans
and eomm,dious four.story Dwelling OF
Water Street. where he has at eonside>
rabis expepee completely equipped h,n, n.
.aIf ro, the entertainment OF those whs
may please to favor him with their eu;.
,om The situation is healthy, convent
en-, and agreeble.-The houss's 'arge,
and and in every respect we'll calculated ior
On Inn the rooms wei finished, and tur'
n;sbed in a nea, and comfortable style )
the mt. buildings are all new and con-
49, He & tiers himself that 10 e.
very respect his accommodations will ~
satisfactory.
Joseph semmes'
Nov. ~ a'
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VOL. XII. !

SALES AT VENDUE.
On eUery Tuesday and Friday.
WILL BE SOLD,
At the Vendue Store, corner of Prince
aud. Water streets,
Il Variety of Dry Goods. Gro
ecT.es, SIC.
Particulars otwhich will he expressed
III the bills of the day.
All kind OF goods which are on IL
initiation and the prices Of which are
established, can al any time be viewed
and purchased stthe lowest limitation
and prices.
. = MarReller.
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f<tkSAiE

On board the slosh Priscilla, now lyuS
at Merchants WhorE
Hhds retailing Molasses
200 Bushels Liverpool Salt
30 Blown do.
50 PatatOes
November IA q
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THE SUBSCRIBER

offers for sale or exchange .ff sota
lands a6ove the Blue Ridge, The Jei-
losping descrsbed PROPERTY:
A tract of Land about 2
miles from Alexandria,iG at healthy and
agreeable nsighborhood containing As1
acres. This land adjoins the lands Oh
Dr.. Cr$ik, DR.. Stuart and William Fitz.
hugh; has large proportion OF Wood
good Water, Orchards, &c.
Also, a moletY Of the Farm
on which BAIL Williams resides.
Also a Farm on Potomac
River, Ole mile below the town, con-
tanning by estis'ation,b between 3alAhuh'
dred acres, about 700 acres in wood
most Ct which is heavy timber; 500
acres in compact figure, OF valuable,
arabic low grounds. part of which IS res
claimed Pucoson and as rich as Ar, land
in the world valuable Herring hshs-
ry, extensive meadows, and abeut 1909
bearing apple and peach trees; taking
quality and situation into view, this land
may truly be said to be amongst the
most valuable of its size or the Potomac
river.
Also, the House with q
acres of ground in and adjoining ths
town, wherein the subscriber resldes.---
The House is large, built of the best
materials and finished in a superior
style the Garoen, Of 2 acres, IS no's
surpassed In production by any in this
part Of the country. Terms may 90
known by applyin: to the SUBSCRIBER
Aug. J. Smith.
18th October 2aw2wla"
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10000 Dollars.

10000 DOiIdIS.
THE first drawn number on the
next, being the 18th days drawing of the
VACCINE LOTTERY, will be enti-
tied to one of the four capital prizes CT
Twenty Thousand pollsrs. The l5th
days drawing will take place on Tues
day, the Cd Of November, after which
the drawings viii be continued not less
than three times in each week, until
finished, The wheels yet contain
prizes of 5 10000
2 of 5000
s of 1000
Present price of Tickets 10 dollars
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SusauehannahC analL ottery

II days Of which are drawn. and tae
Drawing sapidiy progressing, con.
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PUBLISHED CDaMY) By s. srMNs, RoTasTREET
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER rs. 1872

Plaster Paris, &c.
10 Tons Plaster Paris,
1875 Grindstones, assorted sizes,
90 Barrels Prime Beef,
20 do Prime PORK,
Now landing from Schr. Catherine,
Captain Hslbrook, frea N. York, ard for
Sale by
Jackson q Rumney.
November IA
For Bolton.
500 Barrels can be taken on board the
schooner Ca,haripe, Capt Holbrook.
Apply as above.
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P. C.. MarReller.
MRS. ANN GARVEI.


VDU will please t, take notice, that
i en- the first day ofthe Circuit Court,
OF the District of Col abba, TO be held
for the county Of Alexandria, IN Aprl
next, or IS soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard, shall move that court
to award Judgment against you in favor
Of the Common Council OF Alexandria,
for the sum of Fifty Nine Dollars
Sixty Eight Cents-beins the a'souNt
of Taxes due from you to the Common
Council Of Alexandria, upon your Lot,
situate at the corner of Queen and
Fairfax streets, for the years 1904. 5,
6, z, 8, g, 10, II, IL.
According to act Of Congress, passed
25th day February, 1904
John D. Slmms,
.stf. for the Com. Count Of Aera"dr1a'
August 81 dem
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Y'IiE CHRONICLE.
An ANNUAL VIEW or HISToRf t6tn
TICS y LI1ER49UfE,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
By JOHN E. HALL, late of Baltimore,
Assisted by several Men OF Letters.

ASSiotSd W o|NSbot NhVh w LSttSios
This work will be devoted to the fol,
lowing subjects 81. An Anruai Histd:
tory of Europe. A CODgressionA
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