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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NETWORK, Sept. l2-Evenng.

NEW-YORA, Sept. l2-EVenEng.
The London dates by the Ocean, arrived
here, are to the 5th of August. The British
Parliament has voted supplies for an army to
be sent to Canada this fall. A large fleet was
ordered on the American coast. All the mails
were stopped on the 3lst July, in order that Ia,
mediate information might be transmitted
for the capture of American vessels. 1t was
officially announced, that Russia and Sweden
had formed an alliance offensive and defensive
with Great. Britain. Parliament was Prorogu-
ed July 81, to meet on the I'd Of Oetober.
An Embargo was hourly expected to be laid
in all the British ports, when the Ocean saleo
from Liverpool
PHILADELPHIA Sept IA.
YESTERDAY arrived the French priyateer brig
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WAsHINGToN-CITY, Sep
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,
ENTERED,

ENTERED,
Schr. Harriott Ann, Chandler, Folly Land
ing; rum, brandy, sc. to Messrs. Jones' Of
Folly Landing.
CIementne, Mitchill, Newbuyport; sun
dries---merchants Of District.
Sloop Montezuma, Palmer, Norfolk; do.
G. Taylor, and Capt.
Schr. Harriott, Sicily, Baltimore; do. mer-
chants of District.
Bangor, Groves, Richmond; coal, to capt
CLEARED.
Henrietta, Long, n York; coal and crack
ers, &c by Jackson and Rumney, and A. ia
nlson,
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The Active in sight Of Cape-Henry, was
boarded from the British frigate Belvidera !;
he Beividera had captured several vessels,
smoog which were the schooners John, of
Portsmouth, n HI bound to Baltimore; Cltl-
zen, o. Washington City, bound TO Charleston,
and another from Charleston, bound to New
Work, with Cotton, name not known.
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Alexandra Independent Blues-assemble
at the Court House OH drill exercise without
Uniform, this afternoon at O'Clock. 1t Is
hoped all the members will be punctual IT
their attendance.
By order Of the CAPTAIN.
JOHN BOYER, l8t Serg't.
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Diligsnt, NJ. Cassin, and her prize the British
brig Laura, of IL guns. The Diligent sailed
from Norfolk the 18th Aug. and on the Oath
tell 10 with and captured the British armed
brig Whiting, of eighteen pound carronades
from the Chesapeake, where she had been with
dispatches, and was on her return to England,
and ordered her for the FIRST American port
she could make. On the 9TH inst. the Diligent
was chased by frigate and obliged to throw
over some of her guns, & on the 9Th she fell in
with the British armed brig Laura, of 70 car
ronades, when after spirited resistance, capt,
c laid the Laura along side and carried her.
The Diligent had killed and wounded, the
Laura | killed and 9 wounded. On board the
Laura were capt. Bond, Of sloop Clinton, from
Norwich to New York capt. Coleman, of
sloop Philadelphia, of Berkley, from Norfolk,
bound to Newport, taken and sent to Halifax,
and capt. Simington, of schr. Rising States,
from Norfolk bound to Philadelphia, then in
company, retaken by the Diigent.
Yesterday arrived U. States sloop Of War
Wasp, capt. Jones, from cruize, of weeks,
part of which time she spent off Halifax and
Georges Bank.
WAsHINGToN-CITY, Sept Is.
The PRESIDENT Of the u. STATES return
ed to the City yesterday from visit to Mont
pelier, after an absence of twelve days.
x,-a,rsrrsz..-uaz~u.zzz.
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IS w AMI ED,
PUBLIC NOTICE.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder for
ready money, on the 9Th day Of next month
fSeptemberl sundry half acre LOTS or
GROUND, in the town of Providence, at
Fairfax court house which town and sale
IS authorised by an act of the Virginia Legs
lature !: plan of which, and the lots, may be
seen at any time previous to, and on the SAID
day of sale.
BY THE PRESENT TRUSTEES.
August %. za"ts
WALSH's AMERICAN REVIEW
OF HISTORY AND POLITICS, NO. Z,
Also
THE PORT FOLIO AND SELECT RE-
VIEWS,
For the present year; and
THE EMPORIUM
Of the Arts and Sciences for August, are
lust received and ready for delivery to Sub
scribers.
JAMES KENNEDY, Sen.
September y.
CREHORE'S
Hot-bressed Payang Cards.
OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY,
< lust received and for sale by
. Cotton & Stewart.
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STATIONARY PRIZES.


Saith days, each 1000
st DO, do 35lh day, 10 ooo
lst Go. do. SO h, S7th, seth &
seth days, each 500
| st do. do 4Oth day, IS 900
It do. Go. AID & 44th DAYS, each 1000
500 Tickets to be considered one days
drawing.
First drawn Ticket, the 18th, 18th, 18th;
9th, 2lst, 22d, agd, 24fh, 26th aa.l 27h
d US, 1.-THE Tickets constituting Prizes exs
4epted) each, entitled to 100 Tickets in this
Class.
Plies payable 60 days after the drawing
S completed, subJect to IS Per cent deduc5
ton.
Last drawn 500 Tickets each day FROM
10 4 st to the 5Oth day inclusive, entities 20
dollars, payable in Tickets in The Sd
Class.
The Tickets constituting Prizes IL this
Glass. to consist of the numbers from 10 06i
- 900 Inclusive each hundred 70 oe one
, ize the loves hundred for the 9th day;
he next lcwe.t for the 18th day, ana 90 or
lntil the 10 1rzcs are drawn.
Purchasers Of 100 ri kets or more, 10 c@
entitled to 1 credit Of 50 Ifa,s after the Draws
ing OF this class, ier notes vita approves ins
iorsers
All Prizes not demanded within 3 months
.fter the drawing of this class, Will be cons
,idcr3d as given up for the bcneht oil the
Lottery
Esch Prize of 10 dollars drawn in the First
Class, will be received in payment OF TicEs
It's in this class at eight dollars and fifty
cents.
HE Managers Of the Potomack and Shes
nandoah Navigation Lottery having conie
pletedtne drawing of the first class, they trust
20 the satisfaction of all concerned, which
las given stimulus to the improvement OF
the navigation of those rivers, that promises
a speedy completion Of tiat useful work
offer this scheme to the public under well
ounded expectation that it will meet witk
heir appreciation and support, particularly
Of al Immediately interested il making thoss
r.vcrs navoahie at all seasons
CHARLES SIMMS, President.
JOHN MASON,
JONAH THOMPSON, Dtrtes
VII LIAM STEWART, tors.
GEORGE PETER,
Sept 10. ia"4m.
sJa Tickets in the above Lottery my be-
had At tie company's Office in Georgetown,
f the Treasurer, where will be received
Zen Dollar Prizes in the first class IN pays
aent for TiclSe's in this ciss,
The Drawing Of the above
Lottery will positively COM
mence on Tuesday the 18th
day of November next.
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from tie Hhig Of Taesday.
EXTRAORDINARY

~ things are constantly turn
,N Up on Saturday last the Secretary, Of
cnmm;,. asurs communicated bis budget to the
comnraS .se o. ways and means, in congress,
s.onb ~ ms iavorite 7rhisksy tar.
&c. sc. 'N' a"a seferal dlrect taxes,
Br;';s i W n, Is most remarkable, Foster, the
,en,s 'a ae Minister, knew and spoke of the con-
seemed .his budget fortnight ago, and
.,osa. 90 delighted, that he Said it would
ko9ssn AS T'ar-shirt:s when it came to be
50 h., S anu would pAralize many who were
British -, Wv; war Is ii not wonderful that a
Secrc,,s,.,,' ''s'er should be possessed of the
wsys."I : scheme before the Committee Of
49,, .ys IA and means This is good common.
w W. on his aJ- conpersatioa S,ub ErsEia.
" paa.', state Of things
srea,n np,e OF the United States, while such
pars ' -, rs G,ila,in and Eustis are kept in
YOU Snail have no war, no recovery of
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-.uIIRsDAY MORNING, January %,
Sc TO sHEw
Sc no sHEW
INV AGE AND BODY OF THE TIME
s,s FORM AND PRESSURE.

e
roRM AND PRESSURE.
~; . we'll known fact, that the public IS
..,,v indebted to the sqaabbles among our
oxc,osive patriots fora clear exposition OF their
81 ws and character. These would nc
- he be so completely pourtl aged, II the
.n,lemen concerned could contrive to agree
,o,ost themselves. Fortunately, this will
never be the case, SO long as offices have sala-
"a. .ttacbed to them, or so long as they afford
,nnortunities of ample remuneration to yea
Y hans demagogues. We mentioned in former
4 r,ner the disagreement between Messrs. Coke
and Duane. Ii is still kept up, and promises
70 furnish information both entertaining and
curious, In his last publication, Mr.. Coke
n says:
81 But WilliaH Duane himself has put it in
10 the bounds possibility TO prove, that II +
n has voluntarily, and zviihout my Knowledge,
q RECOMMENDED me to Mr.. Jefferson for
much more lucrative and confidential office
q than that now hold under commission
signed BY him.-In doing this, William Du-
N ane urged, that it was from his own convic-
lion, that it was the public expectation and
from his own Judgment, that HE advised the
ahtointment Of Me. to the Office
81 This is the first intimation we have had,
on democratic authority, that the Editor of
1 the Aurora was one of Mr.. Jefferson's conf
Dental advisers. Let Senators hang their
/ heads, when they are told that Mr.. Duane
could recommend man to the appoint
ment of much more lucrative & con6dentia;
Office" than that of purveyor of public sup
plies. 1t must be extremely gratifying to our
late illustrious chief magistrate, that the ma
ton should be made acquainted with tae rank
OF his conhdants and advisers
But whatever influence Col. Duane might
. have had under former administrations, we are
4 inclined to think he does not belong TO the
Cabinet at present. We are led to this opinion
not only from the numerous reproaches he
has leyelled at Mr. Gallatin, but from the
warm and pointed dlsapprobatoa lie has late
expressed OF the measure proposed by the
secretary at War for obtaining supplies of
goods suitable for the Indians This propo-
aaon the Colonel scouts as utterly disgrace
"a al
iui and perhaps It might be an allasion to
'nis opposition, and others of similar nature,
mat the following gehtis admonition was con-
famed IN late Intcllisencer: The hint May
De of service.
From an unity Of sentinentin all branches
me government, (says ,s9 Tn,eiligencer)
We may expect efficacy OF action. Without
~ uar cnstn OF measures will prove a rope OF
a"u Lesthose then be rsgaraed soi!h 55rgus
.ge'' ~a0 seek 10 sou distrlst and disnni9a, 10
"'0y enc defartmsnt ofthe ger n Hseat egui, s.
&c 0'asr, aud scatter dissen.iot in our public
;" ofasr that our readers may be further
a0le to Judge who it is that is endesvori,t. to
10y one department. of the gorerugQe1.t a.
e"'S' 'ne other," We present them with ali
extract
From tie Wig Of T&esdcy.
n EXTRAORDINA
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Congress Of the United States.

HOUSE OF kEPRESEN IAllVE.S. +
WEDNEsDAY, I'D January, 1912.
REPORTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.
After disposing of some Post Office and
private petitions the House took up in COM
mittee of the whole the order OF the day, the
Nayv Bill, and filled the blank in the first Sec
ton, for repairing sc. the existing navy, with
100000 dollars. ,
MIR. Cheeves moved to fiji! the blank in the
second section with 100000 dollars towards
building 10 frigates; the whole amount of
cost contemplated by the committee is 1900
600, dollars but the SUMMON moved for would
be sufficient for the commencement.
Mr.. Rhea hoped the SUM- would not be
granted, he would rather see the section
struck out altogether, and made motion to
that effect,
!, Mr.. Smile was also opposed to this Sec
ton and in favor of striking out. He said this
money might be forced out of the people for
a year or two, but he very well knew what
would be the consequence.
Mr.. Newton was in favor of retaining the
section and of the bill generally.
Mr.. Clay (Speaker) in an able and eloquent
strain advocated the necessity of providing a
navy sufficient to protect our commerce in
our own seas and to cope with any force which
L.
G. Britain will feelit polite to scndto these
seas.
Mr.. Cheyes followed with few obseva-
tons in favor of the bill.
Mr. Mitchell followed on the same side.
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NORFOLK, January II.

NUKFOLK, JANUARY II.
A gentleman who went to the place where
it was stated the brig Ann, of Petersburg,
captain Gary was said to be on shore, informs
thstno Vessel of any description had been on
shore there that dismasted vessel was seen
some days ago, supposed to be a schooner that
has got into East River..rrsss
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rights or respect for character. Nothing but
jesuitism, delay, crookedness, intrigue. He
sOdo retains them mast be as bad as they. The
President is accountable for the conduct OF
his secretaries.
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THE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL
The FOLLOWING Tracts Of Land,
TO WIT
St. EDWARDS, HARRISON'S PLAINS
+ BOSTON, Commons, 81 TONfPKINz

BOSTON, COMMONS, :ay> TO1fPKINs
SONS LONG LO0KED-FOR-
nEINl1 in body, ana forming his resi-
ID dence on the Potomac river, just above
Aar,lsnd Point, in Charles County. about
4 or SO miles below the city of Washing
Ton, coataining about so acres, well adapt
ed to the growth of grain, tobacco, sc ;-s
bout 100 acres are IN wood and excellent
timber; it lies perfectly level; excellent
fish & crabs in Their seasons. The improves
raents are, a tolerabe comfortable dwelling
house with four rooms below and one above
stairs, a pil zza III front, kitchen, meat house,
grarary, carriage house, and stables Tor SIX.
teen horses under the same roof; good cs
verseers' house, spring of most excellent
water within so yards of the kitchen door.
One other Tract about four
miles from the Potomac, on the main road
,c.ding to two ferries, containing between
$50 and 400 acres, well known by the name
Of the Trait J" good stand for country
tore and tavern. The Improvements are,
good dwelling house, kitchen, meat house,
store house and granary.
Two other Tracts ad Joining,
containing Is acres, called Hudson's Lis.
!htoiasmen. ard the Land Of Liberty"
WILL ALSO SELL
My one third part of Tract OF Land calls
ed g William and James," but generally
',nown by the name OF Indian Town." lying
m Nanjemoy Creek, about two and half
niles from its mouth. This land lies leyels
and is inferior to few tracts, if AIRY, for the
fertility Of its soil in the production eff grain,
obacco, &c and is veil worth the attention
Of any pessnn wishing to purchase small
farm of about $50 or 800 acres excellent
fish at all times of the year, crabs in their
season in great abundance wild fowl plenty,
< il perfection during the fall and winter
months
IF those lands are not previously disposed
Of at private sale, they will be offered at
Public Sale, at Mr.. Pye's tavern, in the town
Of Port obacco on Wednesday, the 9Th
day of March next, when the terms will be
made known have deemed it unnecessary
10 more particular ia describing them, as
any person wishing to purchase, appre-
bend, would first view them.
William D. Harrison.
St Edwards, IAN. Y-l8 dtl8hMarch
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Heel Shoes and Fancy Soabs.

AA'oo 'oo' "''1 0'scy oOttp1.
Just reeeived iron, Me.v- York,
A fresh supply of Ladies' Kid and Moroc-
co Shoes, with heels-and from Boston a great
va ETY. of Fancy Soap and Wash Balls, in
boz OF dozen each, assorted, some of
which IS superior to any ever broug ht to this
place.
~ STORE,
$50 Bales sSotton--nice quality,
Shad in ba,. 2S-well cured and in pickle,
Carolina Ina % in boxes,
Ground Nuts y bags,
Chip Bonnets in boxes Every low priced
Shoes and Trunk as usual, an assortment,
10 by u, by 10 al by English and A.
merican Window Glass, by the box.
~" Those who wish. have the Glass set,
or to have windows flu, ,ished completes can
be accommodated at .short notice, and On
long credit. u
November i. sostIaw
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TO HIRE,
IN EYCEILEET

Nnsng Room e1vant,
A2cueY or Il year O. age.-Hc is So
Der, mor, and attentive
Enquire ffAe PRINTER.
Janua7 IS dat
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t. Tickets, in the Washing
ton Monument Lottery, will advance to tlt-
teen Dollars on Thursday the 6ta instant.
Present price Twelve Dollars Fifty Cents,
for sale by
Robert Gray.
January IA
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GEoRGETowN, [D.C.l January {

UhUHIE IUWN, ID u JshUary IT.
tits believed that the whole firm of coun-
terteners which was dissolved by the vigilance
OF our magistrates has been apprehended !; 8
Of ;be accompllces have been seized in Phila-
dc! phia, 2 in Baltimore. in Washington, 2
Ii this tom, and in Richmond, under the
charge otqrculating counterfeit notes. The
most formidable association ever formed in
the United utates.
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LETTER

From the Chairman Of tho Committee of
Ways and Means, to the Secretary ot
the Treasury. in relation 20 t!e Iseye-
nue. necessary FOR the service OF the T.
Dite,l States. for the present and future
years and the ways. and means for
raising the same, with the answer o.
the Secretary OF the Treasury thereto.
COMAITTEE ROOM,
DECEMBER 9th, 1911.
SIR.
IN your annual report, prepared in
obedience to the act. supplementary to
The act. entitled s. An act to establish the
treasury department" and transmitted to
the House o. Representatives on the s2d
ultimo. it is stated, 1st. That to place the
financial system Of the United States on
solid foundation, it requires the aid of
revenue, sufficient at least to defray the
ordinary expenses Of government, and to
pay the interest on the public deI,t, incIud-
ing that on new loans which may be au-
th9riscd.
That the expenses Of the year
1912. calculated on the ex-
listing state ofaif;.irs, and in
Guiding the interest on the
public debt, will amount
to S9,4OO,O0O
That the whole amount ofac-
tual receipts into the trea-
s,isy. during The yeartS12,
may be estimated at 100000
Leaving deficiency which
it is proposed to supply by
authorizinga loan OF 100000
And that an authority to Dor
row sum equal to that
which will be reimbursed
ofthe principal OF the pub
lie debt, during that year,
will be necessary, and a.
mounting to not less than s,1s5,s1S ri
Making the whole sum which
it IS proposed should be
provided for by loan, for
that year, 3,335,stS III
TTndap this view cf tho s,E,iacf the
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Under this view Of the subject, the
committee OF ways and means have in
strueted me TO inquire of You, whether,
according to the principle first above
stated. it does not become necessary to
provide ga fixed revenues" to be rcceiy-
ed during the year 1919, equal as well to
the estimated expenses OF that year, and
amounting as above stated to S9.Ao0,O00.
as also to the interest which viii arise on
the proposed loan of Sa,2c0.0o0; or o.
therwise whether It's proposed to proyide
Tor the payment Of such interest, out OF
the money in the treasury, at the COM
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INFORMATiON.

If .Hr THOMAS LOGAN vho ea~e to this css1s
fy em Ireland in the year 1898. resided in the Cit
g NssSYsrk and ,ei that place obsrt fseire months
sinoe De living, he 10 requessed TO gire intsmasu Of
che place q mas resdence, By Addressing ine to his
ser THOMAS LscAS, Jun. at the Shamrock Office.
No "a, Biihers-'frse., Ns-.Yerk-org he Gddx:.
a hne, hrstsi tie msd.G- # ste Post. Office, H. .c
ten, rdH reeeire attention. and Be duly ead eire..S
he be dead any psrssn knssins s,s,1er sy naiir. !,
s'dnoe' Of hi' death, ~i9 e'gfs-B:.ton isx,ss IA
ksoxr ds abovc, &C., 80. "a
~. o-ls p'1n'sgkSTe the essss q bsr7sniey, u
gs,iy tsssSf w
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SPIRIT or AMERICA.

BnACB smipd on every vale and hill,
From western border w.id aud still
To eastern pert and isle and bay,
Where VIVID a thousand streamers gay;
From Names white boundary rude and steep
TO where 81. Mary's willows weep.
Bliths vas the bumbIest cot the while,
Though city r~ide might hsply smile,
Love dsnc'd by gilded lake and stream
And spovted in the moons mild besh
While pls,sure sung her summer songs
Till loud vas heard the tale of wrongs
Then throb'd each hexrt and fssh'd each eye
Of gallant spirit warm and nigh;
Aud hardly brook'd they 10 be told
Of injury deep and insult bold,
But ere the hurried tale could close,
The kiadling cry Of vengcsnce rose
Der stream and vals anG hill and dell
We heard the mastering signal swell.
1t rose OF fair Atiantics siGe,
And deep in Western Forest died.
But died not 90 the spirit wsrm
That painted for ne battles storm.
All stern and sh hey prepare
FoH soldiers fate so.der's fare
Bur n, my country 'sarrsy,
.8tsnch'd many . check a. rIious day.
Why drops each srdsnt youth ."ad
Is it for ffui courage Bed
And does that sigh betoten fear
What sselis use he.r and starts the tess.
Il Is fcc .Y5leNs duh debate
That Wk2tee oCc&esns WDltc tncy W1t
The sgglal word 10 send them bound
For British oasucmrnt and mound
On for Moutgomery's arm, they cry,
TO plant ts< eagle Essndsrd high,
Wherever rcd-cross flag before
Wavd, frcm hu.Piait To labrador.
'rhen let the inspiring eumnons come,
With tr,Ii Of 6fe and ron Of drum
Soon sbai Columbia sce her soAs
Gird on their swords, nd grssp their guns,
And deep through &arhiing forests HE,
With lightencd heart and eager eye,
While martial air and merry scng
Shall leAd their gallant bands slcng,
TO meet the glorious hap Of war,
Where danger csiis near or far
Lives there = wretch whs hears the call,
And shuns TO 70, or breads TO fall
Back bastard coward. while you may,
Let none but heroes share hr day
Oh! then, my noble spirits, or
Be ys Montgonserys, every one
And when the tolls Of var are past,
Your names shall with your country's )ast
A. Sr. C.
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COTTON WARP.

5000 W.T.. first qualify CorroN War;,
of various numbers, just received and for sale whole
sale retail ut reduced pTces.Aiso, assortrr e,t
Of An - can manufactured Goods, by
p. q. RICHMOND.
or WANTED TO engage 10 or Is good Viewers,
to whom constant employment will be given. Ap-
ply above August i3.
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Grocery and Commission Store

TEREH{AH FECRFAlf,
- E~~pECTFULLy acquaints his friends and the
~ publck, that he has taken the new store, No.
mill.srcet, the of Thames street where
he intends to kerp on hand, general assortment of
WeSt- India Goods and Groceries,
OF prime quality, and at the lowest prices for cash
. approved credit.
n. B. The HAiR-DRESSING Business
will be carried on at said store--where the former
customers of Mr.. p. are respectfully solicited 20 fa-
YOUR him with tser business Mar ls
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- PUBLIC NOTICE. -

THE subscriber is now closing up his
business, therefore requests all who are indebted to
him either on pook-Aceount note, to make imme-
dia.e payment at his Store, No. 107 Th,messtreet,
and all persons having any demands against bims
will please exhibit the same for settlement.
NATHANIEL SWEET.
Aup1lst 20