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Which makes in round numbers,

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goo6 SCI off for oyster and ,une beats eeoture,l
ov briush 7@s and frig>tes. Now. will bet The
ereHt's ST pumpkin, advertised by Mr.. Thnrphnrr -.
vams' tbs largest cucumber ever raised in This go.
any o'hrr country. that the underwriters AZ L,ovd',
sre Vastly oil The opinion, tha Ypnle- tar. hav.
donr ''rm very" ess initial m ury, and dot they do
not consider them as belougine u the ;, S,ron go,
MARK o. the religion they piufees"--the question ~
ne dec'ed by two sspi-nt cditprs the o..e or a
morning, tie other OF an evening pvint.
Yankee dooH'c, Doodle, doc,
'kee doodle dandy
'onathHn handles John Boil ndtio,: ncs';
Winch proves he's GcueeG h&ndy
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,ihere is 40 news of the ensmy'S HAVING
aGyanced Tor above the Potomac, but il l.
sara tnsy nave destroyed property 20 con
siderable amount Oh tie MARYLAND q;ds
HfarYia0d Guzelfs.
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EGrgRr bEvqov, go hes yesigzed Ii. .e,,
IN Congress fron, New York. ~ ''A'
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Il Bore for ne Tariea u enasp.

Il Bore for ne Tories ~ Fnaqv.
How stands the prize account recently settled h,
iohn Blu! and Brother Jonst.a.m in .he Euronesn
.nd North Seas Why i stands thus =
Number of vessels captured by the prs,i
dent, during the tim three squadron. of
trle",,s conveyed by 74s. were Dispatch
80 to inan her, +,
Captured by the b'ic Argus, who al.rmed
AL the coast Of ireland and the West Of
England, @,
nv the schooner, blockade, E
BY the True Blooded Yankee :
i'y the Scourse and R,ttiesnak- os
And ano her 'roan TOR J"i,n Ruil--csptu
red 10y the Lion out OF France, Je
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NJ tNCHESTER TURNPIKE CONpaNyv
The ADnuat Meeting Of StocI;hoIiors r,;,i J..
nco q Mr.. Broats's Tavern in Maach.l,er. NJ
w, ..I erN Non'0 ~ December next cmbers
.uo oanu', a'eHf IN PC son, viii, Il is cxpscted
aPtomt 'her POKE. The undcrtjgneI ronnc.,. ,n
90 .'r's'e "i'n Evidence %: shares bon,h, or sold
sF,e 2. 'ist meeting, to With. de.I it..if ~
-. ''''a's o. is being on rseosl in the ,roper
Mancbes'cr. Nov -. *
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r., ). ,NpK" ItH, VVon.J Nov, i.
ne brltiih f'1Gate " ooiwich, ~ Is. 81
Island Of Barbuda. Officers and crew ssv
ed. - '''N
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Il rs s'bt' neat Carr;nvs. ,vhh . Bn,.ls
h'rness'-- trpy 1t tliis oGiq
September H. -
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TFONT6S Cwr.

TITO AE.6S CEry
4 COMMISSION MERCHANT, cap ratci,e -
< ,tor~s', in his e-p COT Briel Ware-tJ,us..
near the bann q, the Canal, from oir to ire t6o".
sand tsrre OF tipur. and will sell ,ae :, -. e.
Conlrn;asop, il desired.
IIe hoS jast recci0cd and oI-,,5e @o- er,-,
'HloO los. Co:ee Of d;eerent quali1e!. IN usrces,
barrels and bags
s ous:r =. hossi,eads and barrels,
500 s'ci-1 Liyerpoo. FLIED Sat,
$50 lbs. Nutmet5----ALSO,
~, Re" uetees.tid Lordon Brown ctoat, All scrA
Old Apple Brandy. in barrels
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DANIEL TRIPLET1.


% The ehth Of April last, we sold AZ auction 10,
NJ NJ J'hA ~ FerEins, q negro called BIv or
william, Tor the sum Of three hundred and 49,.
hve dollars to MIR Josiah Tay,or. frnr oLor, -.
shortly aft-r abscon6ed. On tie 27H, Aupust toS.
o"'1g, we re-sold The sail i.epro AZ tbr ,o;+r. g
Mr. 1ay'Ov, ~ auction tor thu SUM OF two IT, - Va v.
snc hity-s K dollars, to Mr. Elijah G!sv 'Thecs,so
we presumed, Of the negro having g. Id fc,. a en-, -
"'"e' s'nN 'er than Mr. L. cave FIR him was a re.
port ~ circulation, IT the me and u!aca ,g 80
tar We was born in the Yves, Ind.e, and voe $50
Hed to his freedom Whether t yqs 81 a.. rot ye
were entirely ignorant hut understood f-ono sorna
NG son whose nam IS not COW r. collected, at Mr.
Ms az, Re did NOT care W ere re was bcrs oVL
% ted to the persona W. q e a tsd the bin of CO..
to Mr.. Iayor, to be s. ons.h'" 10 him
p., a., ,JAMTs BROWN, Jr.&Co.
Redmond 9TH Nov 1878.
One day during a. pr s-7t week. the nort;c,,. =.
ray Is not o1H &C Ir Erish Nav c,ne IL. -,
the Ollie JaDes Brown. If Il O. vile II ;,
snh made some euqu is o Mr. J. b IT, r.e, ~,
ne the reports that 70 circ"A' RIA IL, +, q
eer'an ne.r "7p; wt'rh n CIV had scld some time
ago. "n'ch ne ro he Mr.. VI. putcl'aseI The 81.
ports TO which Mr VI slludrd. al IN be -
on o. Mr. Browne, injure a. sac NJ n g. ssid ,,
fro' ~ me tune the said Nev lou h' hin. vb.I,
opinion Mr.. y. exrrrse 4 10 MIR NJ r. No.
ports we're these, that rfIe re,ro7 ,.s,t.'ss1
nc Westlndcs, end righi rroJ.blv be o. t;,.I ~
his freedom; ihat he was . French n, Or T.
Mr. May observed during q con, o. q. ;i5r viii AZ
). Brown, ir thai he d. OF r.. re- f.,,, 49,, -
negro came, as he knew Nr parti, e.,J A. VIC
= !
is, for whom d. r. ~ CO fret -rid .s;d neg'o -,
be very good for The value or tha negr5 u"
1'ven un'er my hand n, u fhrr,nt rfs ts,b
NoveQ Der, 1918. FLEMING, "a NC Y"
do hereby Certify. Thet NJ ~ i,h .5,, ..,..
to my oihee some time - nut the eighth az cri
mou 10 company with Mr. namri Tf,l,,, "
asked me when tLet. would he apv Lo,ts 80. 70
TO the GOAL PITTS. rs BE- Wished ~ s,nd uni ,.,
men that he had sod 90 tie sid Trinistt-- N 90
P'Y "ss' 70 u,e best ~ roy re-ollosecn thar ttero
we're boats going every fav: ut.on .yb;.t a.
VI requested that would. when ,hev co,nr. ,.,s
t9eIo PASS TO eo up. upon which Mr. Tr;r,l.t. ~.
pii@dt i've your own pass. further c.,,.l.
that Mr.. MAY. IN lay o. tvo after tL;, en- no
ton happened. brought "ne of the peero+. nnr.i-
SEQ n, h,m by the said Triplett. 90 The olEc i,rs
snd TED With co.d sud wounded IN he b,s5 .,.5
hle@diog--and be told ne, he had lad 80. ~
race AFTER him.--fi' fe'iy,red lin To the bostra
o 'ake np. jr'ipg then, So had alwsys done Ls'
lore, n'fing ang tsi~f ~ 10 v'ft him or tbe,,
JOHN EOTSTFE
Agent fol DomeiTr; srsf q, ~,
w. -o., .,., Goal Lssncss.
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Il " q u I z = r . EICE,
NoyKNcBER 26.
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5IOR SALE, At Publ hi.a,- ,..ro..,.-
the new ''o'N
BRTCK TENrE 1iPa'v,
IN - street, az present uco4picd ~ Mr.. q. ~
nord x mr' t'uring, and o;posite III, 10. Ms6i-,5
Terms, two md four month. ,-zo,..il. --,,.
with approved endcrsers
70. LYNCH ..a.t! -le,.
@''' ~ 81
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u ty, FrRinis.-The Winter vocation vii enm,-
mence on the l0th Deeemb r, and win elos. on he
ION JSnnarr ensuing 1t IS requested tia. ,h. ma
1ents an1 guardians Of sch Yong sesH men IS s,.
he'n und-r our care during the present year. Vim
immediately in1rD rs " h-rhrr thci viii co,iio,.
them tor the next. There viii, III any evenr, be
some TRcancjes. ' -
Nc7er6be7 o6 -
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LAW OF NEw.IERsrY

40 aet TO provide for paying the direct tax Of hi
State.
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MARRIED ~ Saturday evening. IN Princess
Anne, ''y the RE-. .Hr. Syf1e7, CHAR;rs Fttfs.
hsq o. the house OF Eiis g .4Ycq, NJ rsi.sn,s,
81 '"o city, 10 Hiss MARCAagr Ntuxo, eldest
"Sss"'e' OF James 1Finn1o, Esq. o. Norfolk.
:, DIED, IN Kentucky on the % ut the venerable
cen Va RLEs -oTI, IN the 10Th year OF mi, sye
after lingering Illness II some rnonths
= TN Ia 1911 inst &C his SCAT IN King md
Queen County, after Fnceriro i.lress $50 20
years, Col JOHN HO5KiSs-a man d,siiggTg;.l "a
through life for every private and domestic Virtu
ana who, consequently lived esteemed and died re-
GREETED '''0 &c
-Oa tie 18Th inst. ,t her re.d,-,, =.
Caroline County. " re- MARY ToLEp. aftrr y Ions
ana painful Illness .. nearly twelve mouth which
She bore with ChrstiAn fortiiuda.
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Gold, Silver and Che
nile Trimmings for
esses.
silk Cords, Cords and
Tasseis,
Embroidered ard No
rocco RidicuIes,
Pearl aud Wax Beads,
Black and colour, d Gal.
looms,
Chi'irens' Gotten and
Worsteh Socks aud
Stn Aiugs,
Oh rloth Hat Covers.
sill; Umbrellas,
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NJ hk> * Sl;IANS,
OPPOSITE THE I2.2GLi2 T-qYE 49,
AVE Ju,t Received, Eighty TrauA, s..n2f.rs
4 ing an Elegant Assortment CT
SHOES,
u, me FoU' 7ciUg desc,i1 jcr, ;i..---
Ladies' ei,gsnt Ensr sh end american El.I- nIs:o
inl' trimmed, rrd London dressed with Buckls L.
hadies'e'e pla and en- broidessd White aud U6l~
ored Satin Shoes
Ladies b'e% and co'ourcG Morocco
- Russisn Sandals black and srloursd
- Sea skim shoes full trimmed x with buckles
- Morocco aud Seal skin walking shoes and cork
soils.
Mlsses' and ehdrens' Kid * Morocco Slips, Ties &
Rootces.
nfnt'emens' End Boys fine dress SHOES Y PsrAs
Chidren Morocco sud Leather Boetces, PUMPS Il
shoe s9,es
~ rs Won'ens and Boys common shoes Of ev ry
fcS'rbton-the whole being selected f,D,, tie he's.
Man":aetoEies in bsi,i'nore, tLiiadeiphs And Nov
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HETER EARLY, Esq has been elected
mat tate in tie room Of his Tx cheney y.
. MITCHELL, Esq. who declined a r.,
election.
he Hon. D.. WIN. w. BIns is elected bv
M Legislature of Georgia, ?. senator from
mat state in the 90 gres, f ~. United
States wee Hon. WIN. +. BULLOCK resign .
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! ~ TIERS FOUND. fuurd bv r.v Son-,I, ,I1.
. Manchest'r Turnpike road, . or s weeks ac"
sundry'Lrt'ers The owner applying to me IN Cf..s.
ing the necessary charges, wiz receive fh, ssn,
with their contents S3psu org
Nor. 20. itp
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Es r. NJ ! 1.-The SUI seribers have rer,o.
: yea t. Nickhar's Tsnemenfs on y. Street.
ness. '-''-
III lave en- hsnds constant Supply of best Family
Nov 96
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03FE4ef gVlIh rfacrVI a9sorfr7c-t Of
BRUSHES,
w Ach vii! he disposed If on moderate terms far
.S1 or god papsr--iberal ded urt,ons from letsI
ing prices made Ia wholesale purchasers.
OF constant SIMPLY viii be kent
orders Tor shoes lf ~ the store, will bs attended
to end Immediately forwarded.
Nov. 90.
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= o,
Gentlemens' BucLsiin &
Beaver Gloves,
j Cotton Cards,
SusPerders,
De;lver and Creehores
sue frs sni common
P'syirg Cords,
Walking Canes,
Mems, N'omoHs' and
Chiijrenz' List Sochs.
Trunks ass -strJ SEE.
Wrapping Psprr,
Floating aud Wax Ia
pcrs-
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M EDNEsNAY, JUNE 9
Joseph Mandeyllle,
Corner If KiHg e FGisfGr-sfreets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,

Joseph Mandeyllie,
eorncr If King e r3Gr-sfreets,
OFFERS. FOR SALE,
sr 1aoLgsALR AND Rs7AIL,
Teas-gpnpowdelr, I'M
~ &c. Cnes's pcriab hys' n, hysop SKIN
81 oosos younghyson & soachong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
: $4,000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhtls ! New Orleans * MusccYado
So b5ls Sugars,
1000 lbs, Pepper
20 hhds retailing Mclassss :
pipes, half pipes and 8 or CASKS :
Madeira
pipes S;c!ir Madeira
Is or casks old Shrr,r
6 do genuine old Port
IA Pipes Red Catalonia
40 cases choice Clarct
2 bats, 70 half pipes Malaga
5pipes, s hall pipes and 20 Or casks
rcnerHe
ls pipes real Cognac Brandy
pipes Gin
90 plnchsons Nest-tndia KUN
Is puncaeons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 6hls. Peach Brandy
75Sdo, Whisky 60
500 gallons Old do.
3 bids. Cherry Bounce
SO dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
90 bale. Cotton
900 ID. Bengal Indigo
800 10 Bright Maddcr
5000 -. Goshen Sc Rhode -lslandCheess
500 bush, ground alum Salt
Mace, Nntmees, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger,C Cayenne
Pepper Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barlcy.Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap. Spermsciti mould and dipped Can.
dies, naccauba, rsppee end scotchSnuffs.
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig B!ae, Salt
Petre, Araottc, Alum, Copperas, Brin
stone, Ganpowdcr, patent Shot, Flints,
Hairpowdcr, Siftefs, Cigars, Demiiahns,
Wrapping Paper and Twine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, Sc.
&c. u
NJ B. So bushels fresh warranted
GLOYER SEED.
March 6. nF
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Herring Seine rwlne.
NiArch g

NJ Ai''S C~1AiS ~'S'S'
Inst reeefced 81 FOR SALE,
case. Herring Seine .tWiae supe'
tior quality Cameron Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
Lisbon,
TURKS island, SALT.
Ground Alum,
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Shcctings
Cotk for Seincs,
Tanners Oi! in hhis and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do In tierces and bills.
Rrimxtone in bbis.
Mess No. l and 3 Boston Beef, bbls,
and h0ls bbis.
DO. prime Pork, hhls.
oNs. Tar, Rosla, 'furpenlinc land
Pitch.
knrii 2.
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A VALUABLE
yo pF LLEI

ON Thurdsy tt' "a
offered to the h'gfsA, y
pre- misses. on a lease " ]
years (li lot be''l' ~
bsrgain) for 50 hI' ~
down, or to lie PAD % ~
years, With iatert1,' ;. n
Mi, with sbou: ihh'Tl1
.t,a he'd 10 it. The ','l
situation. from is f'lip,.1
.s s,,a county .I fran W., -
lead CT tids water Sr]
be iOadtG aiiu .L.d|
command which ii ';'sJ
Gus ard uof.iling sp P,.',
der the rroperty.. r,s s,r|
:, !, ! necuiiar n'p /
attention OF periob: i
IN the msnufac'ur1i !, D
plicutiop to be ns'. s;,rsI
IN the City Of N'' ~ 81
sub. cribsn a; Green Z
Georges couoly' ~
''''' Vim. Dudley
Juno S
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amendment to insert tsco, which was

amendment to insert too, which was
lost 20,
';@ Mr.. BIss moved TO amend the
resolution by making It 70 reaa 1'oo
additional reporters on the MOOR OF
elsenkers. This would be comply. !.
ing With the language OF the rules OF
the house. s
Mr.. tiA.roy wished the gentle ;,
!. man would withdraw or modify ais
motion so as not to prescribe the
place
MIR. BrBB. modified by striking
ont the words " on the floor or else
7cl,sre," but he said he felt it neces-
sary 10 state he should vote against
the resoiu,ionin any shape; but It II
passed he wished it made. as perfect
as possible.
b. Mr.. RoBERTs moved to amend by
inserting in ths-t. galleries"
Mr.. Macon opposed this amend
ment as il would make difference
between tie stenographers; sone
would be admitted within the area o
the hall while Others would be placed
in the gal!ery-Be wished them AL
to be placed on the same footing.
Mr.. 1oBGRrs planned this TO be
his intention. &c.
Mr.. CALHOUN moved to adjourn
Carried 81 10 S2--S o'clock.
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From the Public LEDGER.


The expenses of the war IL which we
are engaged have been put down at S6
millions Of dollars annually; ws mean
the expenses produced by tho war, and
nol to include the total national expenses.
This then is so much which the people
az to pay annually out Of their pockets /;
bat there is yet more to come on! OF The
pockets of the people, or which they
must lose, and which amounts to the
same thing.
Before the whimsical experiments of
neutrality-suspicious., nor intercourse, en-
barge, sc. becamca part of our national
policy, and which we're abannoned for
war, the condition Of this nation was
prosperous beyond example. We shall
attempt bv figures to shew what few
years warwiil produce, independ,'l OF
the heavy hurthens which must be inn
posed to carry it on.
Ii is proposed to shew the loss which
the nation sustains, in the sale OF Its ma
tive productions, and lis navigation
Taking the average of the years 1905,
1906, and 1907, the amount of native
productions exported to foreign parts
was about IS millions of dollars. What
they are now worth, every man who has
rice, cotton. -four, corn, tobacco, naval
stores, or lumber, may calculate. The
loss which each sustains will enable each
to calculate what the whole sustain. Ii
a barrel Of -four, or barrel OF corn, has
fallen one half in value, and that be ta-
ken as a rule for the whole, the annual
nations1 loss will be 20 I-2 milloas.-
But this rule will not slew the full ex-
tent of loss, as on nlaay articles OF ex.
ports the loss will be sofaI: 1t would be
tedious to enumerste all the articles;
we shall therefore take them under &C.
neral heads, shelving their former ag-
gregate value, ard the present valus.
Former vaiue. Present.
Produce of the
sea, S2ss4ooo oos.ooo
Forest, 5,26LOOO
Agriculture, 3s,5eo,eo0 l675o,ooo
Manufactures, 2,e5opso -.--
44.assOOO
Deduct, let73e,C00
Annual loss, S27 .545, oOe.
Z This shews. an annual loss OF upwards
OF twenty-seyen and ahaIf millions OF
dollars. II is certainly q fact, that du-
ring the war We can sxport no produc.
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eulties ofthe speaker will be remoy.
ed and the case ofNIr. Richards again
submitted to,him, after the removal
Of those difficulties.
But, says the hon. gentleman this
resolution, growing out Of the peti.
ton .of Mr.. Richards, is, substantial.
ly a compliance with that petition,
/ and an affirmance that the Speaker
has done hi,A wrong as he com.
plains. Here. it seems to mo, the
gentleman errs in point of fact. MIR.
Richards states the facts of his case.
, simply and truly. without the al!ega.
ton Of a wrong being committed by
the Speaker. The mistake of the
gentleman in this respect, seems 10
be entirely founded on an over-strain-
ed and erroneous construction Of the
word exclude" Surely the genie.
man has not exercised in this parti.
cular- his usual critical acumen.
Neither in common language. nor in
strict efynolcsy does the word ex-
lclude. imply the idea Of previous pos
session. Are not strangers exclud.
ed franz the floor of this hall Yet
is il thence to b. inferred that they
ever had possession ofit1 No. sir,
we exclude. when we inhibit en-.
trancc--when we shut Out-when we
refuse admiuanee! We expsl when
we drive out Of possession. Nor does
Mr.. Richards represent the use Of
this floor as right to which he is
entitled, but expressly as privilege,
which was accorded at the last SEES
sion, and Which he prays may be re-
pewed al this. THERE'S not sir. to
my apprehension. any thing in the
petition Of Mr.. Richards. which can
shock The most fStidious tialicaey-
the most scrupnlous regard for the
dignity Of tho chair.
These are the simple facts Of the
ease. Under an order Of the hs.se
directing stenoSapiiers to be admit
ted by the Speaker when ii can he
done without Inconvenience the petit
toner made application to be re.eiv.
ed as such. This application was re-
iected, because, as the Speaker in
forms rs. the boxes erected could ac-
commodass but four. and the four adj
mitted had prior claims. The CON-
mittee OF the VIZ lie recommend adj
ditional boxes that more may be &C.
commoaated ; and to this we must
net aceede. because it will insinuate
a doubt, whether the Speaker was
right in the opinion, that the boxes
erected could accommodate but
four! This Inference may with some
appear to be fairly deduccd, but in
my judgment it is any thing but To-
gical.
After long debate the question
to strike out was put and carried.
50 to Is. 50
The question to insert MIR. Bibb's
amendment was then put and carried,
SO to 70.
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' Is,s., Il III. ..,:
pended ty n, : hs
manulac,,. NC VA
. States, ,,' '.ss'er.d,s
trade, o. y Sips
Will be a yer, 40 =
IN, mat one lcs.iih ~
I'yea Sot,373,,s'
r ,sass make two EN- Ety.
stss ths friss,' \
20 y, with .olsrs,ts,,.
o o. al, As oil ad ID
pc portion to each t s,l,,',
s o. q barrel Of H l,..'i !.
ten "a barrels to IL, ' y
). so4s7s tons, :, :, = \
per barrel "0
i y doubled for !
Deduct duct; IS Tor ,.p,|
navigating
Suppose p, the back
qual to only one
expenses Of na,s
'ne am0un' sias,
r.. Anau.lI
80, The enrolled ,ols,I
sells employed int,'
$1,000 tons; uos -
employed; We n,i,a
but say enc Fpurth, !,
man uOemploY.dl NJ
'ag vessels. From
pleymen', it isuaa
freight as iti,thu q
IN The foreign lraf,;
ct one may assist ISL
ing supposed Tia. a
al kc prodtably.
The freight Of NJ.
al'ss IN rcia,i" t,sr
Gle therefore bsIrs d
with tolcrabic stca,I
mount Of tciglr.
Suppose a vessel u
Nolto'K ant N,n 70!
eight barrels Of naart0
vessels do net Gary /
their tonnage a, much
J ne freight Of abancI
New York was about
and the same back ;s
at least six trips tael.
passages in The year.
As cents per Ton, suCv,
8 arrels to each ton I
The vessel making p4
the year, makes the Vi,
coas,ing freight for @
The coasting trade no.
SO expensive as ion
dedsetion OF on, iii
expenses will be AID
hnnuils
Loss in the eypnrteia
tive productions,
In treigh,s Q! rcSl:lsIs!1
mage,
In freishts Of enrolled |
mage, or in the t'a1
trade,
Upwards of Ely ua|
loss f!
To be sure it is aD.|
be told, as We are b!oVrs
tbat we are better OBJ 10
nations, which is, ptrh'G
have not been ground d''
years of war, as The "' !
Europe have bein; D'' , ,
linuc tflS VA uhh y
Iree gosds." the comp
probably be so mute % ,
as it may now be Nd'
Great. Britain agrees %
shall be protected 10 Oh
sells.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09
Boot and shoe Hacking.
JOHNSON

RESPECTFULLY Informs the gen.
tle'aen of Alexardria, that he has taken
stand near The corner Ut ROYAL, on
King, street, under Nc, G, iiliih's store,
whsts hesintends carrying cn tic bosi
meas Of Backing Boots aud Saoes, AID
Ciesning Fair Tops.
Having followed the bus less in the
northern cities, for soa.e time past, he
.fi,atcss himself he shalt be able. 10 gire
eattrel satisfac,.on 10 bis employers. IN
respect 10 neassess, drsp2Nch and the
exceHeat quality Of his iiacains. BE
viii wait on gentlemen iptne morning
for thcir boots and shoes, which he Will
( return in the course Of ,be day, or inl-
mediately TO hose who desire it. His
moae Of tieaniae preserves the shape OF
the hoot, and. ais h'ackins s0itens and
enric hes tise lc2eacr
Nav e
WI Il 10 dispose OF, on
reasonable ,efws a Yoaag Negro ~.
: ms afanexceplionahlc character. She
is good servant and excellent nurse. s
ALSO TO HIRE,
II .fgroe Bsp, ABBOTT IA or Is years OF
age,ss 30 can be recommended asa house
rtSaDt.
Jane H. Slscaa,.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09

=
Wanted linn'S]
Two or three s .'.or. ps|
ri.ge.M.ker:s,,, to {. vii sisn u
raj wage. will Dc .,rsoJsap|
come FL flaming lsr'i1 : 81
Winchester ''''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09
44.asseoo
zKnNna

n. = = x1SHUSty . sOf1 oVt"OO ~ = ,
Annual loss, S27 .5l5,ooe -
Z This shows. an annual loss Of upwards
OF twenty-seyen and aIhalf millions OF
dollars. II is certainly a fact, that du-
ring the war We can sxport no produc..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-18
* Dollars Reward.

r OF or STOLEN, yesterday, at
L. the Sale at the corner OF Prince
aud Fairfax streets, a Red. ,siornceo
20 TEXTBOOK, having the owners
name written in it, cJnta hing Two
Hundred and Six Dollars, all IN Notes
ON tile Mechanics Bank of A.e&ahdria
except One Doliat Note OF the Far
mer's Bank Of MarrIand also NUM-
Ter of Receipts and two Tickets Ia the
Rockyill@ Lottery. Whoever Will r.
turn the at'cket Book and tre' none.
to the subscriber at the Indian Queen
Tavern, sa2il receive Twenty FIVE do
lars +; or for The Pocke,-Book only
'heIl be handsomely rewarded.
john Davis.
May is St.