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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-14
nOvsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


Tuesday, Nay s.
Mr.. White presented petition of Henry
Is. & Charles Curtis, merchants of Boston,
stating that on the sd March last, their
brig called the Adventure" was illegally
captured and destroyed by the order of the
commander Of French ship of war, and
praying such relief in the premises as Con-
gress may think reasonable and proper
Referred to the Secretary of State.
Mr. Gholson made unfavorable reports on
the petitions of Robert Carmichael 8, John
Thompson, jr. which were concurred in.
Mr. Wright, from the military committee,
reported bill relative to the defence of
ports and harbors, which was twice read.
and referred to committee of the whole
House.
The engrossed bill, making further provi-
sion for the army Of the u. S.; the bill for the
relief of Thomas Reddics the bill to au-
thorise the election of sheriffs in the Indiana
Territory and for other purposes ;-the bill
to incorporate the Trustees of Washington
College; the bill to cary into effect an act
OF the Legislature Of the state Of MARYLAND
the bill from the Senate in addition to the act
to regulate the laying out and making road
from Cumberland in the state of MARYLAND
to the state of Ohio; and the bill to annex
portion Of West Florida to the Mississippi
territory; were scveraily read third time,
and PASSED.
Wednesday, May 6.
Mr.. Blocker presented the petition of 500
citizens of Albany, in New-York, and its
neiehbourhood, stating the deleterious eff
fects OF the Embargo OIL their interests, and
the reasons of their Interpretation of toe
measure, praying that the embargo act NAV
be repealed or so modified as to afford them
relief.
Mr.. B. stated this memorial to be signed
by citizens of all parties, and by some of the
warGieSt friends of the administration. The
language OF the petition was respectful; its
contents certainly deserved serious considc-
ration. He therefore moved to refer it TO n
select committee.
Mr.. Rhea moved to postpone the further
consideration Of these petitions to the 9TH
day Of July next, assigning as reason his
disposition to see them follow the same
course as other papers of similar tenor.
and to avoid encouraging i'll the breasts of
the petitioners groundless hope by refer
ence.
Mr.. Gholson moved that they should lie
on the table. Motion negatiyed, ~ to %.
An animated aud interesting debate took
place on this question, involving the course
OF policy pursued during the session and the
course now proper to be pursued By the ma
ton. As an Authorization of tho debate could
not be made without injustice to tho respec-
tive Speakers, VIC shall make an exertion TO
present u TO our readers in our next, or as
much OF 1t as our paper will contain. The
Speakers were Messrs. Rhca, Blocker,
Nandol@h, Johnson, Calhoun, Grundy and
Wright.
About have past o'clock the question on
the posiponement Of these petitions was ta-
ken and decided in the affirmative.
For indefinite postponemcnt So
Against it so
Aud the House adjourned.
Thursday My 7.
Mr.. Lewis, from the committee to whom
mad been referred the bill FOR improving the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-14

The u. S. frigate United States, Commo-
dorc Decatur, dropt drown to Craney Island
yesterday. The Congress, we learn, an
ohorcd in Hampton Roads, last evening.
Herald.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-14
TO THE FRIENDS

FRo,l THE NATIONAL rNrEIL1cExcER
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-17
TIE ,UeA bred Horse
Young Clifden,

WILL stand this season, the three frs,
Wv days in each week, at William
Fields stable in Marunsburgh, and on
Thursdays and Ffidavs, at Peter Oilers
plantation near Tabler's mill on O peckop
Creek, and will be let TO mares at 70 ur dol.
lars and fifty cents the season, piya bic the
hrst of October next one dollar and ffty
cents the single leap, to be paid when the
leap is taken, or to be considered as eupa.
zed for the season, and seven dollars for
ensuring a foal, to be paid when the mare
proves with foal /; parting with, removing,
or not attending regularly with the mare,
foTfeits the ensurance-Great attention will
be paid, but no responsibility for accidents.
The season has commenced and will end
the 25th of Juns.
Young Cl;tden is beautiful chestnut sor-
rel with a blsize face, nearly sixteen hands
high, four years old, possesses much acti-
Wit, and great strength, and is well calcu.
lated for either saddle or draft he was got
by the full btooded horse Old Clifden out
of an elegant Snap mare. /, is thought un-
necessary to give a longer pedigree of
Young Clifden, as the strain of horses,
from which both his sire and dam have de-
scended, are well known in this country
for their great usefulness. aud as it is pre-.
sumed his appearance will recommend hin
to judges.
JACOB OLLER.
April 5, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-17
JAMES ~ROBARDET.
April 10, 1872

llst oil Letters IN tnto Om~c, VI -.Su, a uoI
redeemed in three months, WILL be sent
to the General Post Office as Dead:
B. John Bait, John beale, Rachel Bow
ers, letter Barns.
C.. BENZ. & Jno. Comegys, Mrs. Mary
Can. Miss Ann Clarke, Jesse Curry,
Raphael Conn.
ID Iohu Devericks, Robert Daniel,
WIN Downiog, James Durham. Samuel
Dunham.
Il I'm klkjus.
+ Moses fl7mmon.
G.. Barnet G,bhart, David Garard, zen.
III. Martin Hogin, Frederick Household
der, Rev Tho Hutchinson.
K. Jacob Knedler
/. Robert L,lc, Surveyor.
NJ. David Moore, care of Mr.. Brien,
Berkeley Lount,, mouth Of Antietem {;
Samuel Moore, Eliehu or Absalom Miller.
n. Robert Newman, Fauuy Nup, A.
mos Nichols, jan.
p. Richard pendry, Mary Palmer.
r. tlenry Riuer, Bryan Rorke, Miss
Randi
S Nm. S%prowl, James Sterrett, Gas.
Per Stump, Jacob Scabourn.
=. Henry Ia,lor.
" Isaac Vanmctre, VIM. & Susan Yer.
mcliIan.
w Jesse Wright or George FOgle, wi.
dow Mar, Wolf
Tx, soMH;ERvILLE, IN
MarsiOsburgh, April 10. 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-17
Inc usJu' u.a s~t.t 0fFa h2zse
lOUNG oUyH,

IA ILL stand this season. (publlc days
w excepsed) at Henry Haines' in
Charles | own, on Mondays and Tuesda, 6,
al d al Jacob Dulmire's in MArtinsbureh,
On thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays 8, at
tour dollars and a bushel oil grain the season,
the grain to be brought with The mares two
dollars cash the single leap, to be paid when
the mare Is covered, if not then paid, TO be
considered as engaged for the season, and
eight dollars tor @neuring a mare with foal,
daEting with, removing, or NOT attending
regularly with the mare, torfeits the eusu.
rance the money for the season pa, ALle
the kIStot October. and for ensurance when
the mare provss with fo2l.
Young Nonsuch is a handsome sorrel,
iuli sixteen hands high, rising nine years
old, Is we'll Proportionsd, strong and active,
and Ii as well calculated for the draft as airy
horse IN this country, his colts are highly
esteemed, and considered equal to those OF
any other horse. Young n q UGH was got
BY Ncnsuch, whose size was cid Nonsuch,
and grandsire the celebrated Fox Hunter,
Ut MAR, land Young Nonsuch's dam was
equal 10 any mare on the continent. The
season will commence the list of April, and
end the 15tn OF June. Strict attention will
be paid, but no responsibility for accidents
WILLIAM KROkSEN.
March 27, 1912.
I%cerety THAI / have a col, got by Young
Nonsuch, that Is equal to any I ever raised.
WILLIAM MORGAN, sen.
do certify that have put eight mares
to Mr.. Kroesen's sorrrl horse Nonsuch and
consider him a safe and good fosl getter.
RAWLEIGH COLSION,
Icertify that l have two colts got by
Young Nonsuch, that is equal if not supe-
nor to any III my neiShborhood. | put two
mares 10 him last season and they both prov.
cd with toai by the 6cst leap
JAMES FOREMAN.
March 20. 1912
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-17
The Thoroggh.br Horse
NAPOLEON,

WILL stand this season, the two first
Wv days IN each week, at Mr. Wslp-f}s
tavern, aud the three last days in each seek
at MIR. Jacob Longs stable in Shepnsrd'..
Town. aud DC let ~ mares at the low rate
OF eight dollars the season, 10 be paid BY
ths FIRST OF October next, but the same NAV
DC discharged by paying six dollars within
the season twelve dollars for insurance !;
three dollars Cash the sIagle leap the mo-
ney for insurance Is TO be paid AS soon as
the mares are known to be with foal. The
season will Commcncet the first Of April, aud
end the hrst OF Jolly.
Napoleon is a beautiful bright bay, seven
years old this spring, foil sixteen hands
nigh, possesses inc bone and muscle, and
OF Just prop Jruon; his action is equal 10
an, horee Ia me country ne never appear.
cd ON the ruft, having been raised and own.
ed since he was three months old by a gen.
tleman ~no would never permit him TO be
run, and was not permitted 10 cover until
he was snree years old the mares put to
him since, have produced excellent colts,
aud 1t ma, be safely ifs med that few horses
IN tins countfy are better bred than Napo
leon, as will appear from the following
Pedigree.
Napoleon was got b, the famous running
horse runen, luPnted oy var. Powers OF
Vuglnla, Punch was owned by the Prince
OF Wal s, and was sold at his great sale IF
running horses to Sir John Lade /; Punch
was got ny Old KING Hetod, ms dam b,
Mask the sire Ut Old Eclipse, his grand
dam 10y Cullan's Arabian /; paneh was a.
mongst the fest running no, SEES in England,
as the racing calender viii shew. n pole.
on's dam was the well.bred mare Sinica.
she was sotDy Mark Anthony, imported
by Col. rlatcr OF Marj land Mark 1nlho.
ny was owned by the duke of buckingham,
and his performance on the tulf is we'll
known; oinica's dam was got by the Ia
NOUS imported horse Venitian, kept on the
Eastern snore OF Var, land--so that Napo-
leon, BY his dam, as well as by his sire, is
Oh the dnt blood Of running horses in En-.
gland.
Great care will be taken that justice be
done to I'll who apply, by
WILLIAM KERNEY, and
JACOb LONG.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-17
AT a meeting Of the Federal R~epabiic.n

At a meeting Of the Federal Republican
committees Of Jefferson County, at John
Wingerd's tavern in Shepherds Town, on the
3lst day of March 1912, organized for the
purpose Of nominating and recommending two
lit persons to represent said County in the
General Assembly OF Virginia, John Hears
ley, Esq was called to the chair, and Thomas
Griggs, jun being appointed secretary, it
was resolved unanimously, that RAWLEIGH
MORGAN and WILLIAM TATE, Esq'rs.
be recommended to the freeholdsrs Of said
County as proper persons to represent the
same in the next General Assembly Of this
state.
Resolved, That this proceeding be signed
by the Hartman and Secretary, and publish
Ell in the Farmers Repository and Martins
burgh Gazette.
JOHN KEARSLEY, Chairman.
THOMAS GRIGGS, Jun. Secretary.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-17
The Thoroughbred H7rse
T

WILL stand this season, the three first
w days in each week, at my stable, on
the farm that formerly belonged to John b.
Crsghili, and the three last days in the week
at MIR. Richard Claget's farm on the Swan.
ponds, and will be let TO mares at the redu-
ced price Of FIVE dollars (and invent, FIVE
cents to the groom) the season, payable the
first Of August next /; ten dollars to ensure
a foal, 10 be paid when the mare proves with
foal-parting with, or removing the mare,
~forfeits the insurance two dollars cash
the single leap.
Muity is a handsome chestnut @sorrell,
near sixteen hands high, six years old this
spring, and was bred by Job Race of Lou
doun. The season will begin the first Of
April and end the last of June.
BENJAMIN COMEGYS.
March 81, 1912.
Pedigree.
Mufty was got by Old Mufty, a thorough
bred imported horse, celebrated for run.
ming his dam was got BY Cold Souse,
whose sire was an imported horse /; his
and dam BY Old Genus Hlsweli. 90
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-17
Pedigy.ee.
Berkeley, IS.
March Court, 1912.
George Zler, Complainant,

George Zier, complainant,
against
Christina Ziler, widow and relict of Peter
Zler, deed Jacob Stonsifer and Rebet.
kan his wife, late Rebeckah Ziler, John,
Elizsbesh, Mary, and George Zller,
Children of Daniel Ziler. deed. who was
one of the children of Peter Ziler, Decd
Tacob Z,ler, Peter Ziler, Adam Hingle
and Chris;epa his wife, late Chris,ena
Z,ier, Defendants, 10 CHANCERY.
1~HE defendants Jacob Stonsifer and
Rebeckah his wife, late Rebeckah
Z Ter, not having entered 'heir appearance
agreeable to an act Of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court, that they are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth, on mo-
ton Of the Complainant, by his Counsel, IT
i. ordered, that the said Defen dants. ia.
cob and Rebec kah Stensifer, do appear
here on the sec ondsM onday in June nest.
TO apswer the bill Of the Complainant, and
tina, a cop of this order be forthwith io-,
serted in the Martinsburgh Gazette for two
months successfully, and published at ths
door of,he Court House of SAID County.
A Copy. 1este,
David HUNTER, eB.e.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-17

MICHAEL LEE, s. CO.
GNATIUS O'FERRALL,
(Formerly by Levi P,ice.) Mart'nsburgh.
Lees Anti. ~i'ilious Pills, for the preven-
ton of Bilious Fevers, &c.
Lees Elixir, for violent Colds, Caughs, &c.
Lees Invaluable Ague and Feever Drops.
Lees Worm Destroying Lozenges.
Lees Itch Olotment, warranted to cure by
one application.
Lees Grand Restorative, for nervous dis
orders, inward weakness, &c.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific, for the
Venerial.
Lees Persian Lotion, tor letters and erup-
tions.
Lees Essence and +, xtract of Mustard,
for the rheumatism, &c.
Lees Eye Water.
Lees Tooth Ach Drops.
Lees Damssk Lip Salye.
Lees Corn. Plaster.
Lees Anedyne Elixir, tor the cure Of
Headaches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
- To detect counte, feits, observe each
article has on the outside wrapper, the sig
nature of
MICHAEL LEE, & Co.
- Atthe places of sale, may be had gra-
us, Pamphlets containing cases of cures,
whose length prevents their being herewith
inserted.
Martinsburgh, Jan. 1, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-17
CERIItLATE.

NLIN 4 AZ [NN 4 u
The Stud horse | sold to Messrs. Ker-
ney and Long, is allowed by the best of
judges to be d good iosI ge,ter, aud that
shey are both large and handsome, and tor
the truth oil this 4 refer them to Mr.. Ste
phens of Stephensbu, gl, where his colts
are to be seen, and at Green Castle, where
| can shew the same likewise.
GEORGE CLARKE.
March % 1912
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-17

s1o-c,too' re- pccttully ini n, the
LADIES' and Genlemen oi Martins.
burgh aud IT'S vicinity, that hr proposes
op niog a Dancing School in the house Of
Nr. Grahsm, on "wednesday the i5Ih lost.
Those L,dres and Gentlemen who VIII la.
YOU him will be pleased TO attend. ~ sub
scrlp.ion is lett with Mr., Graham.
a subscription is left with Mr.. Silver, at
Mill Creek, for the same putpnse-i Those
who will attend at that place, vii be pleas
ed to subscribe their respectful names; as
soon as Twelve scholars are subscribed, he
will attend.
JAMES ROBARDET.
I,n 90 &
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-17
10 THE

The Original Family Medicines,
50 highly celebrated in oil parts of the y.
States, for ten Years and upwards, contin-
ne to be faithfully prepared, and cold by the
Projectors, No 90, Pitt. street, Baltimore.
MICHAEL LEE, s. CO.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-17

u CASH given for clean Linen and
Cotton RAGS az the OGce Of the Gazette.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-02
100 DOLLARS .hk WAkD.

RAN AsHhY on the 30th jun last, rom
the estate of Danisl Al'Coriy decea'ed' ~ n
the county OF Westnnorel9n and sue u
Vireinia, Negro Man named JFfh }, -
bout thi,ty-fye years of age, dark ccmPs~'
ion, shout six ieet high, bad counte"""1'j
and remarkable scar across us hosS S''~
smother on his mead, little above MS 'o'r'
head; he had on homcspan twilisd '''"
and cotton round jacket and Pahtaloo"'it; -.
There is no doubt but he viii change "a.
clothes; ii is the efore thought unneceS1 "a :,
to describe them more rt'cu!@ii!
expected that he has procured P%'o' ~
forged certificate Of bis freedom, as nc WV.
from neighborhood where there arc ",'I 10
free negroes who write, and from WHOM o LIZ
might very readily obtain copy .. 90, e.
PASS. or certificate of freedom. 1t IS co'n ot
IDENTITY expected that he will endea' o Gates.
10 some OF tho northern or eastern ' .oun
He was seen short time since IN lns o;ven.
Of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars VIII DC 90 S. st.,e
if taken in the county, and i cut OF Tue 80, =.
and secured in any Jail so that Se' n,'%
oa;n the above reward and all rea'o""
charges paid,if brought nome o.4
NJ r al masters of vessels ana o, nnr.
persons, are hereby forcwarheu ii :had Ne Ero
ing or employing the above desclios" In.
Man, at their peril, or under the seg .
alties of the law co
September 10
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-02
Domestic Manufactures.
FOR s ALE,


..Aq 7HE DoMEsTIc WAREHOUSE, KING ST.
* aperhae broad and narrow cloths, casal-
~ meres, cassinetts, satinetts, cali1oes,
ginghams, chambrays stripes, checks,-hed-
ticking, shirtings, nankeens, vest patterns,
fax, spun cotton OF all Nos. and colo's tor
warp and filing, at reduced prices, Turkey
red cotton knitting and sewing cotton, thre d
in ske:ns and balls, all coors; metal but
tons, we2vers' reels or Stays, saddle trees,
eirth wcbbL 2, glue. letther gloves, lax
wheels, cut reels and hackles; a large as
sortment o. plain, figured and twillei blue,
black and mixed chambray, wove I'D town, OF
very fine gu lity and much esteemed last
summer for mems wear; Columbia ware,
by retail, or in small well assorted packages !;
feather-beds and CURED hair mattresses OF the
best materials and made to oraer--Orders
received for Floor Cloth Cariiefs, executed IN
Philadelphia, of any size, square, ob'ong, CIR
cuIar or to fit recesses, however Irreguiar-
Patterns may be seen al the warehouse.
John Macleod, Agent.
April % eoim
N. B. Cash given for best live feathers
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-02
eo3t*
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold by the subscriber, on the
w first day of June next, the following
Valuable Property One small Brick House
and Lot on Wiiks street, between Royal and
Fairfax street. Also one Lot of Ground On
the corner of Pitt and Wiiks streets, 81 feet
on yVilks by 100 feet on Pitt street to 10
feet alley. Also one Lot OF Ground on Fair
fax street to the north of Queen street, run
ming 81 feet inches on Fairfax. and back
100 feet, with the privilege of feet alley
Also one Frame House and Lot on st. Asaph
street, between Prince and Duke street
Also ore fourth part ola Square On the COR
ner oil Pitt anll Oronoka, which will be sold in
s,nali lots to suit purchasers. Also one whole
Square adjoining Spring Garden, handsome
Nv improved, with anamtler of Fruit Trees,
with small Framed House, suitable Tor
gardner, and bounded as follows on the east
by West street, on the north by Wilks street,
on the west by Hameiton street, and on the
south by Gibbon street. The whole of the
above mentioned property will be sold on
liberal credit, or any just claim agalnst the
firm Of NJ Knight * Stewart will be receiv.
ed in payment for the same. Inc terms
will be made known on the day of sale
Charles M'Knlght.
April % collie
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NOTICE.
T 4. NEALE.

rENAKES this method of returning his
thanks TO his friends and the pubic In
general, and begs eave to inform them, that
he has now established himself at the house
known by the name OF the UNION HOTEL
ii, being one Of the most convenient stands
Tor those gentlemen whose business mas call
them to Alexandria by water. 1t is his real
wish and determination to spare no palhs In
accommodating such gentlemen as May Ia
vor him with their custom, having at con-
siderable expense laid in good stock OF Ii
quors, afording withal such fare as VIII be
adequate to the expectation of his friends and
the public in general
April IS eo3t@
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REMOVAL.
Louis Beeler, Cotectloner,
KING sTREKT, ALEXANDRIA,

KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA,
A VAlLo himself of this opportunity to
n manifest his thank fulness fer past IA
vors. and 10 inform, his friends and The pub.
lie, that he has removed tothe house lately
occupied Big Mrs. Lumsdon, as Glass and
China store. Fcw doors from hts former re.
sidence, where he has on land add mtehds
constantly to keep general assortment OF
the vety best q9'Iity of C?NNFLCi iON'
ARIES, Cakes Preserves, Cordials OF dill
ferent kirds, sc.
And las likewise f,w bags of FRESH
LNGLIoH WAINUIS, soft shell si-
monds, Filbcrts, Gaouddnuts, Oranges L.
mons, Raisins, Cmrants. Figs Frunss'
Chez 81. best Spanish igsls, &c
FL orders viii be gratefully received ah0
executed with particular attention ana dlS-
patch
Cash given for empty vine and potter
Bottles.
April IA e0
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-02
Burr Mill Stones and Boiling
Cloths-for Sale.

IEIAVE Just received cargo OF REAL
French Burrs. Having good wolkmsn 10
make them up, can at short notice supply
any demand that may offer Tor Mia Stones.
have also lately received from the manu-
factory of the Kings, good assortment OF
Boltina Cloths, which are offered for sale on
moderate terms,by
Isaac MCPHERSON.
Baltimore, March Is eosin
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-02
EaR RENT,

ooa.ession 10 be gioen the aom 9 ce,, 8rick
yay sIIfl1 commodious Three sS'o" Story ot,.
DWELLING Ho 10 ,a1noy, and
on Duke Street, built by Elisha 'I anu For
At nresent occupied by r. 3. lee, h's'
terms ss apply to RnEARo NJ sfoT ,l:cott
~ a,.othJ'
April 50.
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For RENT,

A Two Story Brick House, in good repair,
with Garden and pump in the yard. Pos
session may be had in two or three days.
Enquire of FERDINAND MARsTELLER, or
LAWRENCE RooFF.
April 81
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John B. Dayiage
Jsmes Mosher
jam omes'
Robert Cary Long
b. III Nluthkin
u. AZ smith
Hall Harrison
w ii Csendine1
Fielding Lucas Jun
WnIi4m Gwynn
David hoffman
Samuel Baker
James Cooke
Jonathan Meredith
jeremiah Sullivan