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Augast;ur. from M;N.eira. fur New York
".sn wine. FRAT ai.i dry goods, was captur-
oil witnim S days sail of her destined port.
b. the ST. Domingo "a, and ordered for Ber-
tauda, where she had arrived, and has been
hSelcd. ~ y. DER. yddu.
A letter from Berfnuds, dated Jan. Is, to
gentleman in this city. says'' a ne W adj
n,iral has arrived on this station from Ing
land. anil the British force at present con :
.is,s of IL ships oil the line. 20 frigates. be-
sides, sloops of war, briggs, &c. The board
Of admiralty met To day. and it is said have
determined to release the American licens-
cd vessels brough. in here"
RelE's Gazette.
Ogdensbury, Jan. 81.
Stree the Goth iast. 58 persons mostly
British soldiers have reported themselves
To captain Forsyth Commanding oficer at
this post) as deserters from Prescott or its
vicinity. Several have brought over their
arms. Among the deserers are two ex-
ceilene musicians who brought over their
instruments, Ga drum and bugle horn)
1t appears from the statements given by
the deserters that came over ON the evenings
of the 24ti, and 25th that the Rritish force
q, Prescott has been considerably augMen-
ea,ion by, the arrival OF four or five com
panies Of militia they also state An attack
on this post was meditated. Very judicious
arrangements nave Deen maOe ZOE the de-
fence Of the place. The number and viyi
lence of our patroles render il impossible
for the enemy to Surprze us. The heavy
pieces have been mounted on strong sleds.'
Deserters state the force now at Prescott
TO be between 500 & 800 men. and consists
principally of militia. We believe the Bril-
tisn Comma ntlant at Prescott will find it We
ry difficult to make the Canadian militia
march over & attack us--they cannot so
soon have forgotten the fourth of October.
BALTIMORE, Feb. s.
A letter from Cadiz by the ship Orozim-
DO, says. your -four sold for S2l. 1t is now
selling from IS to 16 dollars. lao, 900 bar
rels now in port.
Ertracf-C Communicated for the Gazette.
LISBON, Dec. -" have JUST received
the following statement Of produce at pre-
sent for sale at the corn market, eIclasive
or The Comnsissory's suhtiy.
0ec. 1.--Flour lC9 0l9 barrels
Wheat l68,454 bushels
Barley 2f9'750 do.
Corn 395,07O do.
Rye S4,S20 do.
Since the above. more than 100 600 bar
TeIs Flour have arrived, besides an i'm
Inense quantity Of Wheat, Rye. and Corn
Extract of'a iestscr from Borde0ur, dated
Dec. 9 1912.
"This moment we learn, that instead OF
one tnIrd OF the valoe of the cargo impor-
ted, which was to be returned in wines ur
branaics, government allows that it will be
only one third of the tonnage Of the vessel
which is very gratifying.
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NOTICE.


ME Company Of Silver Crews are requested IN
meet at the Washington Tavern on Pr;Js, w..
Isth inst Feb alta O'Clock in the atternoon.3 'nIi
OF tne Company will be deposited in the bar of th.
sad Tavern all persons legally xenntedSr,,. rs
ltla duty who are DESTROYS # joining The sal, Cnm
psny, are invited to subscribe their n ,,nes ,h,re,
suo TO attend the meeting above stated
FEB II. "'' e')esnt'
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course be comm ander in chief-the dc.
tach nent is to be under the command o,
General R06!. II. Taylor.
The schooner Lucretia. from Boston, ia
ken by the bockading squadron, With a.
midshipman aud two men. parted her Ca
bles on Monday night and went Oh Shore
near Lynhaven Inlet-The midshipman
aud men were taken prisoners next NOR
ming by the militia stationed there.
The following vessels have Geen sent
back by the blockading squadron.
Ship Hbermia, Delano. from this port,
bound to Cadiz Spanish brig San Fran
cisco. Zenteno. from Baltimore, bound 70
HAVANA Swedish schooner Nystadt,
Carlbeck, from this port. bound to Boston.
Boston brig from Cadiz bound TO Bal
timore is detained and hot permitted to
come III.
schooner and sloop was taken on Sum
day night the sloop was from Charleston,
loaded with cotton. a foretopsail sctr.
with black waistclothes, was also taken ON
Monday evening.
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NORFOLK, Feb. II.

!. NORFOLK, feD. IL.
On Tuesday night a schooner which had
been captured by the British squadron.
drove from her anchorage and went on
shore near LVnhaven river. In the morn
ing. several boats were manned from the
squadron, with a view to carr the schoon-
er on, but they were attacked and driven
back oy the Princess, Anne militia. Aao-
Their attempt was made under cover ola
small tender, but with no better success
On our side no loss was sustained; of the
loss ofthe enemy, we have 40 Information,
Yesterday morning. the Richmond Caval-
ry, under the command of Captain GAM
BILE, and in the afternoon the Richmond
Rifie Company, under Captain TAYLOR,
arrived in town. The detachments de-
tailedfrom the 9TH and 95th regiments, al
so arrived in town aud were marched to
their points of destination. 81
The zeal and ardor with which citizens
of every situation and description have re-
paired to the port of the threatened danger,
furnish honorable testimony, that in defence
| OF our country, we are not divided peo-
| pie. ".&,q
His Excellencv GoyEkNoa BARBOUR,
accompanied by his aids MAJORS MERGER
| and CAMPBELL, arrived in town on We'd
cellcncy reviewed the 54th Regiment and
the detachment detailed from the 95th Re-
giment. -
| A detachment Of Regulars, under the
command of Captain Pollard. arrived from
! Richmond and are stationed in Fort Mel
| son.
| This morning the Henricn -Rifle Compa
ny. under the command Of Captain Henley,
n riyad
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Joined. by Colonel Chernichef aid .de-camp
10 his imperial majesty, who had been de-
tached by Admiral Tchichagofi, with q
small corps Of light cavalry. to discover &
ascertain General Count WittgenStein' 5
position. In the course. Vi tins expedition
the colonel had the singular good fortune
to rescue Major General Baron Niuzmge-
rode and his aid -de-caMp. Capt. Earisbkm,
between Wilma ami Minsk ; they were pro-
ceeding towards the frontier. under AN es-
cort OF gems d'armes, & had been marched
from Nerrra, where thef were presented
to Bonapar,e. with the French guards under
the charge of Junot.
Colonel Che rnichef also took three cuu-
riers, one coming from, and the other two
going To Paris. From these sources of in
tellisence it is asccrtained, that konaParte
was at Smolensk on the 18th %instAne.
Admiral IchtichagoH intended. according
to his route, to arrive at Minsk OH the IL IN
instant.
Colonel CherniChet arrived at the palace
yesterday, accompanied by the prisoners
he has released, and bringing with him the
Intercepted dispatches.--lhose from Par
is Contain nothing but military plans and
maps.
The expedition of Colonel Chernichef.
was continued and extraordinary eXer-
ton, he having marched seven hundred
wersts in FIVE days, and SWAN across sew
eral rivers. t*' .; -
1t is stated, but no official report has
been received, that General Sachen has
been left with detachment to observe
Prinse Schwartzeuberg. and that Gen. Bar
tel has advanced to and occupied Nioniloff
Il have the honor, &c.
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DIED, at this place on Thu .say evening of I'M
n me. .W- 4'Wy Hoit from New Kent, = Young r.su
sunsaIshe' for acuteness of senshii ty, universal
oe"eVoe"c e, srdeney of friendship and STABILITY Of
t naracteS-Ihough NJ, Holt has fallen a victim to
me ins,% ;ible arm of death, the remembrance Of
n.a VII, be forever dear to ALI who kew him.
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We are informed Csays the editor OF the
AUGUSTA Chroniciej from a: respectable
source, that it is the intention of Gen. Flour
noy, to employ the Tennessee Volunteers,
under The command of Col. Williams, with
Capt. Sanders Rife Company from Column
bia'C County. in an expedition against the Sc
mignole Indians. If SO. the fate of that nation
is determined.
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EnWn. MOSELEY }
ANCHER hAL... (

y
N. %; lhe'a above sale is postponed till the fourth
dsFeb. IS. o.,
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NOTICE..

-NOIICE,
&1CRSUANT to- decree of the Suncrior COM,
OF Chancery for the Richmond D.,tr;rt. in ;h.
"a s'e OF James q. Fioprnoy and Areh'd ,iournov
A"' EDWARD Bass, VS. the undersien ed com rn,ss;on
herein named, will proceed to- sell On tf,, mr.
ohses ior cash, on Mon ,ay tn sth day of F.lrna-
TIE TRACT Or LAND, on which tho
sau Edward Bass resides containing abont IOsS
acres his land lies in the county of Ch,stsrS Id
ABOUT - or Is miles from Manchefter. and -
VI adapted 10 the culture of Corn. Whest and
Tobacco: "' wheat ana
EnWn. MosELEY ,
ANCHER BAL.:. S.a;-,:.;.4
ROBT.HASKINS.
N o. The above sale is postpon.. TIL the fopr,,
yot March next. Wv o'rss
dsFeb. IS. %
| FTEEN DOLLARS Reward-R sw.y gro,o
u the subscriber tn la, of las mo -,
nisn named OLIVER, OF very dark coupex on .
aoou' feet Inrii sb' n <; arpJt so y. IS e.rs ~
age stou, and well made, slightly p,tted wrb I, =
,''"', PoN MS ciot;iiiS rs V'i.r. oiro - i,
eouA.e WOW. srcund JACKET and psntaIoons d,,es
III WIN wool. 1t is highly proba6i, that The sd
hes,o wall make for either kishmond. p.
or Norfolk, as he is well scQusinted in ali of ,h
P'aers ana wssaccustom~ ID to freque, there
waterman some years ago. II any prrson ~ u
spprsne an the sad negro, and deliver him IN mi. =:
Lunenourg Coui ty va secure h,u,in sil q, H. -.
get him again. shall b. entitled to The "
bove reward, in addition to what the Inv o,,o.
HAYNCE II ATt;UETT
Oo'"y W. re" w. Iaw6wp
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W II Ietter from Noiioi. states, that some pris
opers put on shore report, that the British SQUAD
ron Is short OF men, aud out of water that the
TWO |fs have gone 90 Be,nuda to repienish with
"Hter-and t.s' the Della ware is declared to be ia
a state OF Blockade, as Will as the Chesapeak,
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To gentleman in this City, from his eurrcspon.
dent IN

I 4NUKIULk, TOD I5.
" The Schr. Cora. Capt Gould, from Bur.lcaux.
was captured by the Frigates' Bats. made q good
right, but was overpowersd after she slruck fous
men from the Sohnr. took to the boat were pnrsued
and got on shore The militis attacked the British
IN the Boats and killed four, thy reformed To their
'mps"They left France 2sth December and
say bonsphrte had rstuiLe, to Paris.n
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Department Of Stare,

The Honorable the Speaker Of
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e J. D sINIMs, RoKAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA,.
Iohl Gardaer Ladd,
uJC .E,n N5T Il

Oll Jardler laQQ,
HIS FOR SALE4
Muscovado Sugars in hds. ,ierces and
bbls.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepper in bags
Imperial Gunpowder, Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas of the la,-
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes.
Russia Hcrp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 7 by 9, by II, and 10 Try -
Bristol Glass, in whole and hal.
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Codhsh in box
tigs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Wriskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Strelghts Red
Wine,
Cord,ge and Lines Of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
AcnH, Women's an Chiidren's Shoes
inss barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks ia bales,
Sole Leather,
'ew sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
,halk and Plaster of Paris.
Also, PLOULHS OF the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones
october &
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NOTICE.
Januarv ] l..

HAVING taken into partnership my
hndrey Thomas Kennedy, the Book
so ,,;no and Stationary business will IN
save be carried on under the hrm Of
lanes Kennedy and Son.
james Kennedy, Se"r'
January IL. 4"'o
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/ hlrty Dollars reward:
A B,>.ONDED on the night OF The
~ sth ult. Negro Slave named
RODERIK,
Aoout u years of age, S feet z or 8
inches h!eh, is a likely negro w4th sma'
features and a down look, he has bee
several voyages to sea and had on I
sailors dress Of new blue Jaek:t an
tvowsers, and took with him scverai
q. her articles of cIothing-his parents
live at SALISBURY, Somerset County
Eastern Shore OF Maryland, where 1t
;s nostible he Is gone The above re-
ward will be paid for spprehendlng Sns.
returning him to this place with al
reasonable charges Masters OF yes
ella and others are warned against
bar, or;nc or employing him IN any
wav under the severest penalties OF inc
William Fowle.
Januarv II.
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Inst Published.

Just Published,
And for Sale by ROBERT GRAr,
The Life and Administration OF the
Right Hon. Spencer PsIce'a'--A De'a''
Il his Assassination, & Development
of the delicate Investigation. Ptlse 81
ALSO,
The Speeches of .o'd Ersklne whe"
at the Bar, on Miscellaneous suoJectS'
Price 81.
AND,
The Absentees, A Tale, by MISS
E,deeworth. Price 81.
January IS
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POTOMAC and SHENANDOAH
4 LOTTERY.


SwTHEREAS book OF Tickets IN
w the Second Class OF the Poto-
mac ard Shenandoah Lottery, now draw
ny in Georgetown, containing ore htn-
lied tickets, numbered from 2l6ol to
2l7oO, both inclusive, was on Wednes-
,ay the 9Th instant, mislaid or surreptl'
tiously taken from among the papers OF
the Potomac Company hereby eau.
ZION all persons from making purchases
or receiving transfers of any OF the be-
fore described tickets, as they are the
property of the Potomac Company, and
no prizes drawn against any of their
numbers will be paid
JONAH THOMPSON, Agent.
of Potomac and Shenandoah Lottery
November 80,
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Yeaton 6 Conway,

Ycaton 6 Conway,
Hlve just rescued from Ne1u. YORK.,
90 barrels prime Pork
20 do. Cargo do.
20 do. prime Beet
~ STORE,
10 bids. first quality Sugar
so pieces first do. Russia Sheetlng
10 do. Russia Duck.
Ship Chandlery and Groceries, as usual
October ID
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Received tor Sale,

NSSSlfNl AOA cS.S
500 Bushels Ground Alum Salt,
5000 do. Coarse 40.
1000 pounds Seine Irvine,
Hhd. Sail do.
IS oo:ts Russia duck, LIST & 20 quail
10 Do. Ravens do.
$50 Barrels Tar,
200 Do Rozin Pitch & Turpentine,
,oo) pounds Birthstone.
40 i,arrels Beef and Pork
T;erces and brls Paint OH
Sperm and Whale DO.
Winter Strained do.
GEO. COLEMAN.
Cameran st. Wart
Dec. 7Sth, 1912.
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TO RENT,

And Possession given immediaffly'
ATwo Story Framed HOUSE with with
half an acre Of ground, at the upper enc
Of King street. Also, eonsso'en ~
nwr;l;nr. House with two acres OF
..r"und at the lower end Of Water street
Apply to
Robert Patton, u.
January 20
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Lawrasnn and Fowle,
OFFER FOR SdLE,
The Cargo OF the schooner Combine
Captain Trip, OF
100 tons Plaster Paris.
And the Cargo of Schooner Industry
Capt. Smith, being
200 boxes Mould and dipt Candles.
50 barrels prime Boston Beet.
% barrels Tanners Oil.
December 9.
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FOR SALt,

Notice l. hereby gwen to
the poor women OF the town OF Alexan.
d,ia, that or application to the subscri-
Der, they can be furnished with cotton
to spin, and that liberal price will be
paid for SPINNING the sane.
:iaac Robbins.
Wha has for Sale,
Gotten SUITABLE ior makIng carpets,
spun b. the poor Of the town, and the
proceeds Of which will be applied to
their relief
december Is.
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+ TX SALE
LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN

A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN
"a with Two Children Cor without
her Children) who understands house
business, cooking. washing, hitting and
sewing, aud is honest and sober. Any
person wishing to purchase can have
them Low for CASH, by applying 70
Sampson Martin at the Poor-House
9ear Fairfax Courthouse.
SAMPSON Ol.4R7I.N
january ls dtt
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Received & for Sale,
90 barrels mess and No. Beet
en- ditto No. 9 otto
p half barrels mess filo
IS barrels mess Pork.
Also,
Hemp and Bark Seine Iwlne
Cork for Quo
Rope and Lines ditto;
George Coleman.
January IS.
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[. No. 1864.
ORPHANS COURT,

ORPHANS COURT,
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
January Term, sl3.
ORDERED that the executor OF Jho.
~ Richter, deceased, do insert in the
AlcxandriA rcwspa pers the usual notice
to creditors and debtors, three times .
week for eigh, weeks.
A Copy-Test:
A. MOORE.
Register NH
THIS is to give notice, that the sub
scriber, of Alexandria county, in the
District of Columbia, has obtained from
! the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers tesramentsry on the estate of John
. Richter, late of the county aforesaid, de-
ceased; All persons having claims a.
gainst the said deceased, are hereby rec
CURED to exhibit the same, duly authen-
ticaisd, and passed by the said court, to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th
day Of July next, or they may by law be,
excluded from all benefit to said estate /;
, and those indebted thereto, are request.
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of January, 1918.
A. C. CAZENOVE,
Executor Of John Riehter.
January Is eo8w
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For Sale or Hire.

A NEGRO MAN, who is accustom-
ed to taking care Of her es and drivin:
dray, he also understands Coarse
Shos-m king and working In garden
Apply at The Office OF the Gazette
December 4
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Ca.MILLUS GRIFFITH,

Ca.MILLUS GRIFFITH,
Corner of King and Royal Stieets--
Has received, in addition to his present
stock OF GROCERIES.
10 bids ! Muscovado Sugars, part OF
o. bbls which is of a superior quality
10 hhds Molasses
so boxe. Mould and Dipt Candles, Is.
SIS, IS and s's
IS bbls. Apples
cases Pineapple Cheese
Fresh Currants, Raisins, Olives and
Capers
Januays eotf
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The Alexandria Museum,
nEVOTED TO Charitable purposes,
~ and belonging to the Alexandria
Washington Lodge No. %, is open for
the reception Of Visitors, every day in
the week, from 10 A. M. to 3 PM. (Suh.
day cxcepted> on the following terms:
Single visit for grown persons, Is
cent.
Single visit for children, ~ Ia cents.
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AlMM

" AiMM
iS IN ~ the practice of the
Elr,' ns Circuit Court for the
b,iD,i ,,uels. His Office is
(ee aNas'Ohse Of the Alex
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ANN uANV L 4.
| F., .ase (, ta>s notice, that
,t,Iav oGths III nit Court,
|, =, If o.urnbi', to be held
t,r If Al, saadria, in ApriI
| ,,,n hereafter IS counsel
Ia sail If We that court
.msnt acainss ycu N favor
| ~ Council Of 'ieSan ria
T. g. Fi'w Nine Dollars
|, csot,--oeing tac aaount
! .,om vcu to the Common
Alex MIR a upnn your Lot
(bs corner 0, Queen and
rs ror the years 1904 5
|,u,H
l ta ..tor CongrHSs, passed
(,rnarr, sol
|EAo D. Slmn2s.
E,u. Count. Of .Aierandria'
L. ihua
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MEDICINES.
1 LID DE- . "a.

i2r ard DRUGGIT
!, T,;rfar Street, ottosif'
4 ,IPAONS. 0ad nert
I.I'J LLOYD'S-
re. sived in addition t'.
rner SLoch. a general IS
" defines Of the first a..
Which he will sell who.
bail on as good ,"rms
purchased in Baltimore o
Country derchents All
can be s2po!ie1 on =,
J for cas- =, % an 4 -
! has a.so r&cc'",i g g.
'rent of &rshat Mgtrn-
as Pa:e7t IL ..ici"es
lnTdice 2ittsrs,
Ointment,
elable G'iyir, fol Coughs,
E1m's, assumptions, SC,
orm Powders,
TcOthc Paste,
Mustard.
IUiIlmcnt, &c. SC.
highest cash price given
loot
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EANDING
o2oer Sophia, Captain
III Portland. and fol Sale
|Srason & Fowle.
e S'' l9dla Rum,
| Taaners' Oil,
oaa,
Candles.
O''lsd Cyder, of one dozen
ellum FoOlscap and
>e.'e Tvine
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,nencine this twenty third Of April, in
fine ye.r of our Lord one thousand eight
nmns,rsd and ten, to be fully comPeat.
ed and ended. ,hod.
and date fret above written.
THOMAS PAUL. L ).
Signed. sealed and delIseredin the
presence Of GEO. G. PRESbo hh, !.
Tn consequence of the above authority
vested in me, arising from contract
with Mr.. T. Paul, l hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents tor the
sale of Paul's Columbian Oil, IN the city
.t Baltimors, viz. DR.. Ednae Ducatel'
s;pn Of the Golden head, No. 2e Mar
ket-strcet. Messrs. Henry Kerr &
Son, Druggists, sign of Celsus's Head,
No. a33 Markets.. near the corner OF
Howard-st. Doct, jesse Talbot, Drug
pest, corner of Hanover and Market-sts'
Messrs. Warner and Hams, stat,oners,
corner of Gay and Market sts Messrs'
G. s. R. Waits Lottery Office, corner
Of St. paul's Lane and Market-st. a.
Miltcnberger, Stationer, No le sign
of Franklin, n. Howard-st. Mcssrs.
Iohn * Thomas Vance, Stationers, NO.
l78 Market~st,--At FePs Point BY
DR.. Henry Derry, Druggist NO: ;
Market-st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
.ioner, FelI's-street.-Gty IF WashiHg-
ten. Mcssrs. David OFT, * Co. Drug
gists.--Phaadeihhio. Mr.. Thomas Love
at DR.. Edwin a. Atlee's, No. ?S North
4th St. John Y BRYANT, Druggist
Corner of Cd and P'nc-Strsets--Jere
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 2e5 Mar
kct-Street--Stephen North, Druggist
+. No. IS High st. between % and q
streets, Messrs. Cro~l * Segar, DR. az
p.ists, Market st.--N;e7u York, Messrs.
John S>Thoaas /. Clark, Druggists.
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence *
Reese, Druggists Pearl st. MessrS. u.
& r. Waites's Nos SO and O., Maiden
Lane. York .To4vn, Dir. John Fisher,
Drrp -.fnnahoHs. Messrs. Chllds *
Saw George Town. DR.. John OF.
nru.-Iaacester DR.. Samuel Faht
nestock. Drug Harrisburg. DR.. J"hn
c. Wrestling, Drug.-Easton. d Tho
mas II. Dawson. Drug -Prte;H burg
Vig. MeSsrs. Love and Cutler, Drug.
gists.-Hag-rstown. Dr.. Frederick Mill
ler, Drnggis, - Fredrrickt0wn. DR.. John
S. Miller, Druggist Ninchtster. Mess.
John & Abn Miller, Druge;sts.-Han-
opcr, Messrs. Frederick * VIM. Sauer-
mann, Druggis,s.-Cartish. DR.. John
Fahncstock, Druggist.-Prook vile.
(Montgomery COZ Nt Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ,4L8xAHDEIA. sT
RICHARD n. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also. wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. l6,
sign of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % law3m