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LORD cAsTLRREAGH TO MR.. RUSSELL
Foreign Office, .4ugust2e

C,U-S't
SIR-AIthoush the diplomatic re!a-
tons between the two governments have
been terminated, by declaration Of war
on the part cf the Uuited States, have
not hesitatcd, under the peculiar circum-
stances Of the case, and The authority
under which YOU act, 10 submit to tht
prince regent the proposition contained
in your letter Of the 24.h Instant tor a
supervision of hostiiities.
From the period at which your in.
structions must have been issued. ii is
obvious, that this overture was deter.
mined upon by the government OF the
United States, in Ignorance Of the or
der in council Of the 23l! Of June last,
AID as you inform me that you are not
at liberty to depart from the conditions
set forth III YOU" letter, it only remains
for Me 10 scquaint YOU that the prince
regent feels hirlselI under the necessity
of declining TO acceae to the proposition
therein contained, as being on various
grounds absolutely inadmissible.
AS soon as there was reason 70 appre-
bend that Mr. Fosters functions might
have Ceased in America, and that he
might have been Obliged to withdraw
HIMSELF, in consequence Of war being
declared, from the United States, be.
tore the above mentioned order of the
Esd of June, and the instructions con
seCucEt thereupon. could have reached
him, measures were taken for authoris-
ing the British admiral on the American
station 10 propose 10 the government Of
the United States aH immediate and re-
ciprocal revocation of all hostile orders,
with the tender of giving full effcc'. in
the event Of hlstilities being dsconti-
nued, to the provisions of the said or
der upon The conditions therein specifi-
ed.
From this statement you will perceive
that the view you have taken Of this part
OF the subject, is incorrect ; and that in
the present state of the relations between
the two countries, the operation of the
order of the 23d June can only be De.
icated By rcfusa! on the part Of your
government to dcsist from hos,i!l;ies,
or.to comply with the conditions ex-
pressed In the said order.
Under the circumstances Of your hav.
Ing ne powers to negotiate, l must de-
cline entering into detailed discussion
OF the propositions which you have beer
directed to bring forward.
Cannot, howe .cr, refrain on one sim
gle point from expressing my surprise
namely, that, IS condition. preliminary
even to suspension of hos,iiitios, the
government OF the United States should
have thought at to demand, that the Bri.
Iish government should desist from its
ancient and accustomed practice Of i'm
pressing British seamcn from the mer.
chant ships OF foreign state, simply or.
The assurance that law shall bereafte.
De PASSED to prohibit the employment Of
British seamen in the public o, CONNER.
ciai service of that state.
The British government now, as here
ofore, is ready to receive from the pc.
'ernment OF the United States, and ami
ably to discuss, any proposition which |
'rofe.ses TO have in view either to check |
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Lord castlsre.en asails hie'eR 10. Of
this opportunity to rene" 70 W.. ,s;d..
sell the assurances Of his high eonSia'
Foreign Office, Jane 20, 1919
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Nm RUSSELL TO LORD cAsrLEHEAcH.
Is Bentinck 81. lst SEPT 1917.

~
Is Bentinck ST. LIST Sttt. iSi2.
Mr. LoRD-Il.ve learnt with much
regret, BY your lordship's ncte, dated
the aeth ult. which I did not receive IN.
III this morning, thu. the Prince Regen.
has thought proper TO decline to accsde
to the proposition for suspension OF
bas,iI;:ies, contained in my note Of the
cath of August.
I, HIS been matter of surprise 20 me
that my view with regard to the reVoca.
rio, Of the orders in cesncll Oh the sd
Of June last, should have been consider
ed to have been incorrect. when 1t ap-
pears by YOUR IordshiP's note that the
British government itself had deemed
i, necessary te give lowers to the Bril-
fish admiral to stipul4te for lis full eHcct,
and thereby admitted that new act was
required f3r thu, purpose.
|. now ONLY remains for me to an
nounce to your lnid,hip that II is M ID
,ertiop TO embark immediately at Ply
mouth, Oh board The ship Lark, tor the
United States, and to request that per-
raissioD may be granted, as soon as may
be, for the embarkation OF my servants,
luggage, and the effects of this legation
and that the necessary passports may %
furnished for my own ard their safe con-
due, to that destination.
avail myself Of this occasion to ap.
prize yeur lordship that l am so'hor'z.
by the government, of the United States
70 lvave Reuben Count Beasley, Esq. as
is CERT for prisoners of war IN this
country, and to desire that every neces-
sary facility may be eff"rd h'm IN the
exercise of that trust, by che British 60
vcrnment.
have the honor to he, my lord, your
iordship's most obedient humble servant,
(Signed) IONA RUSSELL.
TIE r7ght hcn.isrd viscount tasflere9Sh'
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Mr.. RUSSELL 10 MR. MONROE.

LoHdon, SEPT. 5, 1879.
Sfe-I enclose herein copy OF
note, lecejved yesterday from Lord Gas.
tIereagh, which will acqusint you that !
have obtained NY passports to the Unit
ed States, and tina. Mr.. Beas!ey is per-
United to remain hero as agent Tor PrI-
soners If war.
immediately on demanding my pass
port addressed to the consuls circular
Of which you will also find copy en-
closed.
The Swiftsure packet sailed on the
3lst Of last month from Falmouth tor
America, and it is very probable that she
takes OUT instructions. suggested by the
over u:e made here, but there is no rea-
son to believe that they can be Of a na.
ture TO satisfy the United States.
| have the honor to be, with great
consideration, Sir, your flithful obedens
servant.
IONA. RUSSELL.
To the hen. James Monroe, &c. &c.
Fortisn LGfce. Sehf q. 1879.
SIR-I have lid before his royal high
ness the Prince Regent. your letter Of
the lst inst. in which you announce your
intention TO cn.b r!i Immediately at Ply.
mouth on board the ship LARK, for the
United States.
have already had the honor # for
warning to you an admir- lily order for
the protection Of that ship as a cartel,
on her voyage to America, ard here
with enclose to you passport for the
flee embarkation Of yourself and fami-
ly, in conformity to your request. The
lords commissioners OF his ,sjesty's
tt,asury will issue directions to the COM
nnssioners Of tie customs to give every
facility TO the embarkatlon CT your et-
iccts.
If, previous to your departure from
England you can point out to me any
particular manner in which can fac!!l-
ate your arrangements, I beg that you
will command NY services
His royal highncss has commanded
me to signify to you, tsr TIC Information
ct ycur government, that there viii be
no difficulty in allowing Mr.. r. G. Reas-
ley, as stated in your letter, to reside III
this country. as the United States A.
gent tor the prisoners Of war.
! have the honor TO subscribe myself,
with great truth and consideration. Sir,
your most p5cdicnt humble servant.
(Signed) CASTLEREAGH.
Jonathan Russell, Esq.
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Nh RUSSELL TO MR.. MONROE.

Logd9n, Cd, July, 1912.
SIR--I avail mys il Of tnc opportu-
ni,y Afforded by the British Packet, to
.gans.nit to you a copy ct note from
Lord Cas,lereash Of the 2eth ust' which
/ rrust will put at rest the blockade ct
1905.
| acknowledge the receipt ofthis note
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FALL GOODS.

JOSEPH JA.F.rEY
HAS received per the Ship AReo,
Captain Peterson, just arrived from LIZ
Serpool, an assortment of
Fall Goods.
9 no %. 7aw
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| acknowledge the receipt OF tins note
-------I - - -
~ OF any reply, without comment
I did not think ], useful to enter into
a Discussion. It this mnnent, concerning
ne legally Of tha, blockade, which as
20 ncw doctrine appears to be assumed,
IS made to depend on the fact, the APP
Dic>tio1 Of an adequate force.
In like manner haze torborne to no
ice bis Lord.!.ip', derivation, con-
r.rning the exclusion, from our ports,
81 British vessels Of war. A. >uCh eX-
clusion is required tn accord with the
Obligations of srict neutrality only, the
conduct and character OF the govern
nent Of the United Safes furnish sufti-
Gent security against any question sris-
ing on that subject | have the honor
to be. with high confederation, sir your
assured o5edleD servant,
JONA. RUSSELL,
Th- hon. James Msxroe, SIC. &c. &c.
LORD ctSTLEREAGH TO Mr. RUSSELL.
Lord Castlcreagh has the honor to &C
knowledge the receipt Of Mr.. Russell's
communication of The 26th inst
That no mistake may prevail upon the
explanation given in conversation, By
Lord Ca,tiereagh to Mr., Ressell, on the
two points referred TO in Mr.. kusssli's
letter, Lord Castlercagh begs leave to
In
tie blockade OF MAY 1906. that in poi.t
of fact, this particular blockade has been
discontinued for length Of tine, the
general retaiiatory blockade If the en-
ery's ports, established under the Or
ders il Council Of No, ember 1907, hav-
i:g rendered the ent0"cen ent ol it by
His Ma estv's ships It war DO longer
necessary: and that his Majesty's 60
vegnment has no intention of recurring
to this, or to any other blockadcs e the
enem,'s ports, founded upon the ordins-
~ ed accustomed principles of mart
tie law. which were in force previous
- the order in Council, without a new
notice to neutral powers in the usual
form.
With respect to the provision of the
order of The 2sd Inst. which refers to
Ibe admission Of British ships of war in
10 The harbors and Waters of the United
States. Lord Castlcreagh informs Mr.
Russell, that this claim is made in con-
Sequence of his Maiesty's ships being
~" excluded, whilst those of the enc
nv arc admitted. 1t is HE partial I'D
'ais>ion of one Of the beiiigerents, of
which Great Britain feels herself emil
tied to complain, as preference in ia.
vor OF the enemy incompatible with the
obligations Of strict neutrality. Were
the exclusion general, the British 60
vernment would consider such nea.
sure, on the part of America, as matter
of discussion between the two states
but not as an act of partiality of which |
hey had in the first instance a right to |
complains.
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SPANISH CAPTURES.

The editor of the Bahama Gazette, IN
his paper of the !7th ult, makes the io'-
lowing remarks eli the subj OF the late
captures by British cruisers.
Nassau, Sept. IL
One or The effects uf the war declared
iy the American government against
Great Britain, an effect which has been
lag predicted by the federal members
Il Congress, has necessarily come TO
pass, The American flag has become
unsafe; and our naval superiority and
tic consequent pressure of the war up
on our new enemy are such that the
merchants OF the u S. found themselves
compelled to resign all participation IN
the commerce of the world, unless the
means were discovered for carrying on
the same in an indirect manner, under a
foreign Gag. /, is said that the Spanish
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flag has been resorted to for the purpose
Ut screening and Withdrawing the Ame-
rican commerce from the grasp and vi
gilsnce of British cruisers and that
numbers of American ships with their
cargoes have been transferred to Spa
niards found in American ports, some a.
mong whom who Jew days previous to
such transfers scarcely possessed the
means of purchasing their daily subsis-
tence, suddenly appeared a. rich ship
owners. The 6remastmcn of bona-hde
Spanish ships were enticed to desert, &
she day after their desertisn appeared in
long coats, dubbed masters and owners
of ships; and system was then prepar-
ing, which if suffered to ripen and at
tain certain degree of consistency,
would completely protect the commerce
of American merchants, and indeed cha
bic them to carry on that commerce with
more security and to greater extent
than at any previous period.
Sundly vessels~sailing under the Spa.
1ish flag have been detained by our CRUZ
sers, and brought to Nassau for adjudi-
cation, On suspicion Of belonging to the
class of spurious traders Just alluded to.
Should these suspicious be versad, we
shall have just grounds for complaint a
gainst the Spanish government, if they
orbear taking coSnizakce of the matter
aad omit to punish their subjects found
so offending. lion the contrary any 90
ma fide Spanish vessels should happen
to be unjustly detained by our cruisers,
Spain may rest satisfied that British
prize courts will not hesitate, In such
cases, to ameree the captors in costs,
demurrage and expenses. We can take
upon ourselves to pledge ourselves, that
10 pains and no excrtions will be spar
ed to come at full discovery OF the
whole truth.
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w. BARTLEMAN
HAS FOR SALE,

NUN-POWDER, Imperial, Young
" Hyson and Hyson Skin Teas, OF
ne very latest importations; Muscovado,
New Orleans, Loaf and Lump Sugars,
prime Green and White Coffee. Wines,
of various qualities, Cognac Brandy, Ja-
maica and Antigua Ram, sumo very
fine old Rye * Common Whisscy, Mo-
lasses in bngsheads tierccs and barrels,
Pepper, Pincnto, Nutmegs, Cloves, Gin
namon, Ginger. Madden, Allan, Cop
peras, Spanish * Bengal !nligo, Fig
Blue in small boxes, Starch. n. Orleans
Upland, s. Turkey rcd Cotton, refined
and common Salt Pe;re, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Cadiz, Liverpool fine
and coarse Salt, Gun-Powder of different
qualities, Patent SHOT completely assort-
cd, Bar Lead, Hair Sifters, Giauber
Salts, best Spanish segars Soap. Mould
and Dipt Candles, Mustard, Chocolate,
Cotton Cards, Roll Birthstone, Glue,
Rice, PcarI-Ash, Manufactured Tobacco,
Shoe Thread of prime quality, sc.
October l2. eos lawN
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nandoah county, Va. William B. Be-

nandoah county, Va. William B. Be-
verley, Georgetown, d. c. Calvin
Blythe, Adams county, Penn. John
Brown, @. AIMS, co. E. 8. Md. CO.
lin Cook, Lancaster, Pa. James Dan
lop. Chambersburgh, Pa. William
Goidsborough, Frederick co. Md.
Thomas j. Graham, Frederick co.
Md. Robert c. Grier. Northumber-
land co. Pa. Jtmes Hamilton, Car
Isle, Pa. Alexander Hayes, Do
yer, Del. Jeremiah F. Beaming,
Philadelphia, Pa. Richard II. Lee,
LoudOn county, Va. Samuel A.
Marsteller, Alexandria, d. C, Chs.
F. Mayer, Baltimore, Md. James
Mccormick, Carlisle, Pennsylvania,
WIN. Mcpherson, Fredericktown,
Md. Robert Patton, Fredericksburg.
Va. George l.. Potter. Centre coun-
ty. Pa. James ID. Riddle, Alexan-
dria, ID. c. James Sykes. Dover.
Del. Jesse Taylor, Alexandria, ID.
G. George Travers, Georgetown.
ID. G. William NJ. Worthington,
Georgetown ID. G.
On the preceding evening there
was an exhibition by the members Of
the Sophomore class, which was
we'll attended. The speakers did
much honor to themselves on the
occasion.
There are now about t2O students
in the institution, ami every friend
to',the best interest Of his country.
will rejoice in the growing prospect
ty Of Dickinson college.
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BALTIMORE, October -.

Arrived the valuable British ship John,
Tate Tyrer) Austin, prize master, from
Dcmerara Tor Liverpool, captured 18th
ultimo, lat SIS, long. 81, after a short &C
ton, by the privateer Comet, captain
Boyle Of this port. The John is hand
some ship, about 400 tons burthen,
mounting Ia guns, So men, coppered to
the benss-is laden with 742 bales cot
ron, $50 hhds: sugar. los punchcons
rum, 50 casks and 800 bags coffee,
quantity of old copper and dye wood
In lat. 80, long. IS, 81, captain Austin
saw large ship standing to the n. and
westward she had sails of English cam
vas, Judged her to be a prize. The pi-
lot of the John says, the boat he was III
put a pilot on board the ship George
Washington, from Liverpool fer Bslti-
more, who after entering the Bay, was
taken possession of by the revenue cut
ter, and carried into Norfolk.
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COMMENCEMENT.

The annual Commencement Of
Dickinson College was celebrated
in Carslile penn On Wednesday
last. The day was pleasant, and
the assembly large and brilliant.
Good judges have pronounced the
exercises such, as to 10 honor to
the class and to the Institution. The
following is list Of the exercises
on the occasion.
4. Prayer, by the Principal.
9. Salutary Grafton in Latin, by
Richard Iii. Lee, Of Loudon county,
Va.
5. An Grafton on Natural Philo-
sophy, by Alexander l.. Hayes, of
Dover, Del.
4. On Society by Coivin Blythe,
of Adams county, Penn.
;. On the Immortality ofthe Soul,
by Addison Belt, ofDis. Col.
6. On Capital Punishment. by
Charles F. Mayor Of Baltimore,
7. On Patriotism and PhiIanCh rO-
by, by John Brown. f. S. Md.
s. On Party Spirit. by Jeremiah
F. Beaming, ofPhiIadelphia.
9. On Colonization, by Samuel A.
Marsteller, ofAlexandria, Dis. Col.
10. On Fame, by Samuel Alexan-
der of Carsiile. Penn.
II. On Heather Mythology, by
James Mccormick, of Carlisle, Penn.
10. On Eloquenee. by George
Travers, ofGeorge-Town. Dis. Col.
IS. On the Discovery Of America,
by James Hamilton, Jun. Of Carslile,
Penn.
1t. Degrees conferred.
is. On knowledge. with Vale
dictory Address, by Robert Patton,
Of Fredericksburg. Va.
is. Charge, by the Principal.
II. Prayer, by the Principal.
The degree OLA B. was con-
ferred on Samuel Alexander, Car
Isle. Addison Belt, Washington,
d. C. Thomas I. Blaekford, She
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BOSTON, October 7.

We are authorised to mention, that the
Hon. Josiah Quincy will not be- can
didate for Representative to Congress at
the ensuing election.
The Hon. Mr. Bacon declines being
a candidate for reelection to Congress
in Berkshire district.
The legislature of this Commonwealth
will convene in town on Wednesday
next, at 10 o'clock.
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The Alexandra Museum.

nEVOTED to Charitable purposes,
~ and belonging to the Alexandria
Washington Lodge No. 80, is open for
the reception of Visitors, every dsy in
the week, from 10 A. M. to PM. (Sun.
day excepted on the following terms:
Subscription Tickets which admit the
whole Of Family, or such part as may
present the tickle, S 4 per year.
Subscription Ticket for the admission
OF Single person s 2 per year.
Single visit for grown persons, %
cents.
Single visit for children,l u LIZ rents.
September %
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SHIP NE WIS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,.

CLEARED.
Schr. Mars, Taylor, Richmond-by
master.
- Robin, Patten, Newburyport-
by master.
- Bunker Hill, Wood, Ncwbury-
port-by VIM. Smith.
ENTERED.
Schr. Lively, Luce, New London, via
Nortulk-to captain.
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TO RENT,

An excellent BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE on the south side OF Duke
street. This House has an excellent
Stable and large Lot belonging to it.
Possession to be given Immediately
Enogire at the Office of the Alexandria
Gazette.
October S eo3w
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THE FRIENDS TO
PEACE, UNION, q COMMERCE,
eO3w
October 5
AN D

NO FOREIGN ALLIANCE,
Are requested to meet their Delegates
TO the late Convention at Staunton--on
Tuesday the Goth instant, being the Sc
cond day of Fairfax Court, at Fairfax
Courthouse, for the purpose Of receiv-
ing their report.
October Is.
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MOI ICE.

/ Will either Sell or Rent the BPItE
'WAREHUU Il and LOT OH the nor,F
side OF King street near the corner G
Water street, at present occupied b,
C.l. Catlett, Esq, Possession may b.
lad the llth October next. Apply to
John Tucker.
July 8. law
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Yeaton e Conway.
October Ia

Yeafon g { OnWay,
Have just rescued from Ney- York,
90 barrels prime Pork
20 do. prime Cargo
20 do. prime Beef
~ STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar
80 pieces first do. Russia Sheeting
10 do. Russia Duck.
Ship Chandery and Groceries, as usual
October IL
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LEES ELIXER.

LEES ELIXER.
A sovereign remsay for cold, ohbti.
nate coughs, cataiaghs, as,hnnas, sore
Threats and approaching consumpti5ns.
Messrs. MiehaeI Lee, e CO.
You are at iiaeyiy to use nav haiAa
in the recommendation ofLee,s EIikjs,
as from repeated trials / have founti Is
an exc-llentieme-y fot Gods, coughs,
SC.
RD. BARRY.
BALTIMORE, June 20, 1910.
Messrs. Michael Lee G Co.
/ was attacked with most violent
cold, q sevsre cough and pain 10 the
breast. which continued to grow worse
- during which my appetite f.;ied and
my voice altered SO much that it was
with the utmost exertion could bros
lou,ce single sentence louder than
my breath. Some Of my friends hav:
ing observed to me that much good
had been cone by the use Of Lees +,
I'x'r, advised me to procure b0ttld
fom Messrs Warner and Hahha,
which | ac' ordingly did--and to those
persons unacquainted with the inertia
OF this medicine, it will appear as,os
ntshlng that three doses should remove
the pains in my breast, ana the sse Of
one bottle only restored me to perfect
health.
]. A. SMITH.
Market Street, +. Point,
LEES
Genuine Essence & Extract of Mustard
A safe and eff'ectual remedy for A.
ute and Chronic rheumatism, G0ht,
Palsy, Lumbaeo, Numbness, White:
dwellings, Chilblsins, Sprain., Bruises,
Pain in the Face and Neck, etc.
Extract Of a letter from MIR. Nehemiah
Gregory. agent for the Proprietofs,
dated Norfolk. (Va.J July "A, ls1ls
Messrs. t1ichde! Lee y Co.
Your essence of Mustard is hichiV
npprovea of by a number Of Persons of
this city, who have had occasion to ap,
ply it In cascs Of Bruises, Sprains Sc,
You may send me further supplyi
also, send me some more of your Anti
Bilious Pills, as they sell wei. Che
whole OF your Medicines are i'm consis
derable demand. Yours truly;
N. GREGORY.
Lees Ambitious Pills, for the bFss
ventlon Of bilious tevers, &C.
Lees Elixir for violent colds, coughs,
&c
Lees InfallibIe Ague and Fever
Drops.
Lees Worm dest, oyirg Lozeness.
Lees | Ointment. warranted ID ,
cure by one application, {without MsrI
ury.)
Lees Grand Restorative for nerv-
Gus disorders, inward weakness, etc.
Lees Indian Vegetable SPECIFIC, for
the Vcnerca!
Lees Persian Lotion, for letters
and Erupt:ons.
Lees Essence and Extract of Muss
ard, for the Rheumatism, etc.
Lees Eve Water.
Lees I ooth-A he Drops.
Lees D@mask Lip Saive.
Lees Corn Plaster
Lees Anodyne Elixir, for the cure
of headaches.
Less Tooth Powder.
The above Celebrated Medicines
continue to be faithfully prepared, ard
Sold by the Proplie OTIS, No. SO, Pitt
Street, Baltimore.
And by their appointment in Alexis
andii;, Ev
r. GRAY, bookseller, King-strcet,
and n KINGSTON, Fairiax.street,
10 country merchants and others,
who purchase to sell again, liberal .
discount will DE given by the propris.
tors.
10 detect countcrfe;ts, observe each
article has. on the outside wreppcr, the
S gnature of
MICHAEL LEE, and Co.
n. B AT the places OF sale may be
had tgratis) pamphlets containing ca1
ses of cures whose length prevents
th.ir being herewith inserted.
Oct Is.
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Journey men BlacKsmuhs

TONI IN IIIN.II IIfIN q OIIIEIIIO
WANTED.
N<WO or three Journeymen Black
smiths will 6nd constant employ,
if Immediate application is made to the
notwithstanding will take two or
three Apprentice! to the above business.
Field & Rock,
Union street.
October 6 eos!