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,roner auspices could not be dihcul.'
from the known interests x incl'na'loso
IF that nation. What was the co''sc
o ~ F? Precisely that which was anu
id;n.,ed, The then President OF the =.
States, was necesitated to come 10 'n.. :.
house and recommend a suspension "
,be operation of that law, upon the open
" ayowcd ground of its being expea''
ent to give that evidence OF conclllato
ry disposition, really because II PERM.
Ted to continue in operations negociatlon
was found to be impractIcabIe. A''e'
ii. suspension of that law a treaty was
formed. The merits of that treaty'ls ho'
within the scope of my present argu-
ment to discuss. 1t is sufficient to say
il wa. deemed good enough to receive
the sanction of Messrs. Monroe all"
pinkney. 1t arrived in Amsrlca, ana
was rel ected by the authority ct a SIN :
rle individual, apparently because o.
the insufficiency of the arrangement a.
bout inpressmen.. Really because, a
settlement with Great Britain, at that
time. did not d" enter into the scope OF the
policy" of the American cabinet. The
negociation was indeed renewed, but II
wa. follawcd Up with the enforcement
of the non-impor,ation law, and the en-
actment of the embargo. Both who n
steps were stated at the time, as they
proved afterwards to be, OF nature to
make hopeless. successful negotiation.
ITO be continued)
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EXCURSION FROM OGDENS.
BURGH.
Extract Of a letter from OgdensourS,
dated Feb. Z.

EItrGet OF letter TFo" OS@eHSo"'S'
dated Feb. 7.
Last evening Captain Forsyth, com
mandant at this post, left this village
with about two hundred volunteers, part
from his own company, part from capt
Lydle's volunteers and the remainder
citizens, among whom were colonel Be-
nedict and other gentlemen OF dlstlnc-
ton. The detachment proceeded IN
sleighs up the river to *lorristown,
where they formed, and a: three o'clock
this morning crossed over to Elizabeth
town, surprised the guard. took 81 prl-
soners, among whom were major Car
ley, 8 captains and lientenants, also
10 muskets, 20 rifles, . casks liked
ammunition, sc. but no private proper
ty vas either taken CT destroyed. AL!
was effected without the loss OF single
man.
Captain Forsyth was led TO this en-.
terprise by the repeated asgressions OF
the British guards, who had been in the
habit Of crossing the river few miles
above ,his place, and taking the deser-
ters, s of whom they had in the Jail at
Elizabeth town, threatened with being
SHOT. Captain F. being informed of,his,
determined to effect their liberation, in
which he succeeded One prisoner con
Gned in the Jail for murder he declined
taking. Captain F speaks OF the con-
duct of the officers and men in the high
esr terms OF appreciation. Two British
officers from Prescott came over few
bours after the return of our troops with
the prisoners 10 effect their release. |
understand they are all parollee, & are
to return to Canada again this evening.
The movement Of the troops on the
other side indicating an attack on this
place, colonel Benedict was induced to
call out his regiment of militia SO that
we have now in Ogdensbureh about 900
men and should an attack be made
from Prescott, | have the fullest conf
dence in our success. Indeed, from the
high tone of our troops, it is difficult to
restrain their ardor; and should we not
be attacked from the other side within
few days, should not be surprised were
they to 20 over here" 80 oium5icn.
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NETWORK, Feb. Is.

Arrived, ship La'nna, of Baltimore
Wilkinson, Cad!z, AZ days. Lett Ca
dig 9th Dece. Der. The British allied
and French armies were in winter quar-
ters Lord Wellington was at Cadiz -
The British frigate Laurina, and Gram.
pus o., had sailed FROM Cadiz for the
? merican station. 1t was calculated
that there were 10000 barrels Of flou!
sfloat in the bay. Price fifteen dollars
TIE ship Washington, of New York,
was driven ashore at Cadiz, and en-.
tire!y lost, crew saved. Left the ship
Tom Hazard, Just arrived. Sailed in
CO with ship Orizimbo, Gibson, arri.
ved Jan. "a. lat. Of, so, long 81, was
boarded by the British letter of marque
ship Tiger. Porter, l6 guns and IS
men, from Barbados for Liverpool, and
put on board the following prisoners :
Captain J. M'Cleave, and part of his
crew OF the ship Manila, of Nantucket,
63 days from the coast Of Patagonia
bound to Nantucket, with 1000 barrels
of elephants oil. They kept the Ma
nllla in company The Tiger also cap
tured the Goth January, Spanish ship
lnslncisle, Gaditana, having on board
Gurdon Miller, of New York from Ca
dig, with salt, bound to Savannah, nine.
ty days out, had been blown off the coas,
and were destitute of provisions, order
ed her tor Barbados. Janusry %, cap
tured schooner Rising States. Ropes, OF
and from Salem, for St. Jsen de Cuba,
with lumber and fish, ordered her for
barbadoes. Captain Ropes has gone in
his vessel to Barbados, his mate and
hve men have arrived in the Latona-
Mr. u. Miller, Captain MsCleve, and
part OF his crew have also arrived in the
Latona' Captain M'CIeve was bound to
and after entering the mouth
OF the Chesapeake last Thursday, the
I'm instant was turned eff by the
olockading squadron, who had captured
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %.
Pursuant to a Decree OF

Pursuant to a Decree OF
the honorable the Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond District,
in the case of Colin. Aud, assignee OF
William Wilson, as ainst james Cavan
and Others, will be exposed to Public
Sale on the premises, on Tuesday the
9th day OF March next, at u o,clock'
noon, -
That half acre Lot,
in the town Of i.ecsburg, described IN
the plan f said town by q" Lot No. {;
bounded by i.oudoun * Royal Streets
on which arc erected large stonc
Housc and other buildings. Terms OF
sale, ready money.
The Commissioners.
Febru airy Is tbs
- The printer of the Leesburg
Washin gtouian viii insert this adVer-
ii Sc meRt for three weeks.
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Iostph Vaudeville,

Corser Of K1g and fa:rflr Streets,
F.S+ FOR SHE,
IA, Chest l-3 and Ia Chests new
Teas
GunpowAer, Imperial, Hyson, Young
Tyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong
$4,000 10 Coffee
IS hhiS. Mu.cavsdo Sugars
100 barrels do.
5000 ID. leaf and lump Sugars
NO barrels New England Rum
25 puncheons West India do.
100 bar"els Nhiskey
oiPe, French Rraady
80 Eogsheads retailing Molassss
80 Dass Pepper and pimento
500 ID. Spanish Indigo
1000 ID choice Nad,,er
500 10 refined Salt Peire
IS cad Goa powder.
Watch With his usual general as
sortmrut Of TIC Asst Wines. Liquors
ana Groceries, he will dispose of on
reasonable terms.
Aug 81.
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To my Creditors.

GENTLEMEN,
Although placed in a! disagreeaale
situation, and as I conceive unJustiy,
take the liberty of requesting your IN
diligence for short time, until can, by
unremitted exertions, discharge all the
lust claims against me, which assure
you | shall do, and thereby defeat the
malice of ny enemies.
E. Langley.
February - 81
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SALEM, (JIdss. Feb. 9.
WILMINGTON, Feb. |.

A Hog. raised in Rowley. was on
Saturday last sold to a person in Dan
vers for the sum oftOO dollars This
hog is three years old, and il is.judg-
ed will weigh about 900 pounds. He
will shortly make his appearance in
this town
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FOR SALE,

A neat and substantial second hand
CHARIOT in complete order. En-.
sl.,itt e 'he prioters.
Janaay % d
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 90.
From FRANCE.

Schooner Pilot, Clarke, at New.Cas.
tie, lett Bordeaux 2s,h and the Cerdo-
van the 3lst Dccember.
Ertract TO j. K.
WlLMINGToN, Feb. IA.
The Pilot sailed lst January from
Bordeaux, confirms the safe arrival of
the Emperor at Paris on the l5rh De-
cember. MIR. Barlow was at Dresden
on his way back 10 Paris, from Will
ia, where he bad an interview with tue
Emperor Napoleon for two hours. Mr..
Taylor, OF Phiiadc, phia, is passenger,
and has proceeded to Washington, with
dispatches for government from Mr..
Barlow. The captain reports several
arrivals in France from the y. States
Ono names>, and says the Algcrines have
made some captors-he entered the
Chesapeak on the 9th instant, seeing The
British squadron, by great exertlons, got
10 sea again, and arrived in the Della.
ware on the 18th, without seeing any
cruisers off. Two Spanish vessels be-
low"
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That half acre Lot,
I. y. SIhfMS

vTTILL continue the practice OF the
~ law in the Circuit Court for the
County of Alexandria. His Othce IS
above The Printing-Office of the Alex
aniria Gazette.
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St. Ubes Salt aAoat.

St. UbeS Salt afIOat.
FOR SALE,
On board the schooner William, lying
a, Cameron Street Wharf,
The Cargo of said Schr.
which will be sold on moderate terms
from on b"ard, and in lots not less than
100 bushels.
Freight will Sc taken for Norfolk on
low terms.
Geo. Coleman.
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WINES. TEAS. &c.

WINES, l tAS, &c.
Pipes old London P. Madeira1
II do. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon =
8 pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry s
9oquarter casks Malaga
5CaseS Claret
40 chests gunpowder, imperial and
younghyson Teas, of very snpe.
rior quality,
20 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern do.
80 hhds Molasses,
5000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
800 pounds bright Nader,
40 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
40 kegs race and gound Ginger,
so bales Upland Cotton, nice quality.
700 pounds Bengal * Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
40 do. No. 2 Chocolate,
100 do Pipes, containing gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
90 hhds. N. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
with a general assortment of other
GROCERIES,
FOR SAFE Br
Bryan Hampson & Co.
AUGUST Is
CREHORE'S
oppressed Paying Cards,
ast received and for sale by
Cotton q Stewart.
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For the Birth Night Ball.

February 30
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'oAi,E,
FIJI sah VERY ~r K ,,,,,
HIS FORM AND pss 'H'
,v.c,,,, s
WwAsHlSGroS,
v Yesterday bsiosa:
Washington, va, "
place in the usual No.
'nst0n sccie'y,afisc,,,
'"fy business of The
procession to t.. \
"nere a handsome ~
ration was deliver,5s,'
Esq of Bai;imory, O..
A copy of it will Set.
OF the Society," Tor pus..
not upon This oc,,.:
press our pleasure =
new members, vhi,,
society YESTERDAY rscs
pleasing sight to Sc,
forward in this day d,
acu''y' to aid in til: !,
'ence, which bad :.
great and good MAJ,
Society bears, and f.,
wishes it is the objj,p
ton to eRjectuate.
The debate which >
House of Rcpre,sa,.
last, on the rescluljo,
Grundy for an earl. F..
Congress, was in no
terestins, inasmuch a.,
tives of some Of the b..
of that body, The ITO,
ton was candid encrs
his motive in bringis;d
luton, was to rcndq
act on the bill reporp.
tee Of ways and meas
suspension of the pc5,
during the present ss
would vote for that %
brought forward, ttli
of Congress would u
take up the tx Jihl
whole and more peril:
and means for the sgy
and the relief Of the ,
government. One d
sumed by Mr.. ROtsa
the adoption Of the w
the new Congress we'd
organized, and 50 cd.
each other, as the prsa1
and therefore the so
not accompany Their 4
Randolph remarh'lca
tons of this gcutIs-l
manner. Es express
ton of the resolution 4
be in consoDarce with q
pected from the quarts
several elections Wsn'
which might vary th'F
ion of tina, body, andt
tant to certain polItIc'
should be agita'ed SS
which might have ~
the eyes of the Psof'-
adherence Of orgs'-1
like ,hat-to me, ,ir q.
be matter Of a,tonI'6n'
clarations should be n'
as I have heard u!tefa
men from 'rcnnes'H /"
had it not, long sia:s'
ter of astonisSmen' "1
bominable doc,rin''M'
ayowed on the AoO'd'1
Mr.. Nelson was OF
had 70 10
sisted with bis vote w.
into a war, Of shr'nN''
not providing the W.
rying it ONT YVES d. I
sent Congress to ~
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ENHE subscriber DESTROYS of aiding
3 the Ladies Of Alexandria IN The
best display # their charms at the ap.
prosching Birth-Night Bail, has on nand
for their accommodations, CORSETIS,
newly improved and approved by La
dy whose Judgment OF delicate dress Is
inferior to none. He has likewise on
hand, and will make at the shortest no"
t;ce, Gea,lemen's plain black silk, white
n,r,eilles. and the much admired belt
Vests, ornamented with Hulps bales,
and other fancy Vests, Breeches, Pan
falcons, Sherevallies, Overal!s IN the
hussar STYLE, and all other kinds OF Ia
shionahle Dress, Uniforms, Regimen
tails, Pelices, Cloaks, Nantes, Habits,
Corsetts, SC. SC.
r. GRAY, Jr.
doors below the Washington Tavern,
king-street.
FEBRUARY 90 st
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4 I"TENTION.

yUSHE persons Of the Alexandria Mi
q litia that have furnished substitutes
at different times, are hereby notihed, that
an unanimous opinion was expressed by
the last regimental court OF enquiry IN
favor of their being subject to ordinary
militia duty.-Such OF them as have
given in their guns may, by application
at Gen. Young's Office, procure Others
on their original bond; circumstance
that claims their attento9 as, II they
appear at subsequent mustefs unarmed,
(Which they have the means to avoid a
delinquency in that respect will be IN
Cured.
The turning out at voluntary trainings
of the Battalion Companies not being
such, by any o,cans, as the circumstanc-
es of the day furnished ample means to
hope, it is therefore expected, that the
commanding officers of companies will
at the Company Musers, avail them
selves of the opportunity which the law
places in their power, ef giving the fol
lest measure Of instruction their time
will admit.
By order Of The COLONEL.
Alex. Hunter,
Adj. IA 3. W. DC.
Tune I6 5t9
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FOR SALE;
And possession given op the first day

And possession given Oh the hrst day
OF January next,
A Very valuable TRACT OF LAND,
IN containing $50 acres. lying on the
River Potomac, about two miles above
the Little Falls, in the county OF Fair
fax ard state of Virginia. hl,o, ano-
ther Tract, called Strawberry Vile, g.
bout three. miles from tho above-mer.
toned, containing six hundred and
twelve acres. Both Tracts have suf.
6ciency Of excellent Wood and Tim.
Der, are we'll watered and healthy, PEE
cularly adopted to Grass, the soil na-
turally COED, on which from recent cx-
periments Plaster Of Paris acts in the
most powerful manner. These Tracts
can be divided into Farms of two 10
three funGred acres each The flrst
Tfac, is distant from Georgetown five,
the last nine, and both from Alcxan-
tllia thirtecn miles. If the above tracts
be sold, personal property attached 70
them to TIE amount Of eight or ton
thousand dollars will he for sale, with
which the purchasers Of tho land may
be accom- modated.
Also for Sale, valuable Tract OF
Land, about | 8 miles 'front.' corpetown,
containing about 100 scres, near the
mouth of Difficult Run, below the Great
Falls OF Potomac, on which il Mill
Seat, surpassed by few 10 Virginia,
from which Flour may be water borne
to market at the small rate OF one quar-
ter OF . dollar per barrel
The above Tracts will be sbewn, and
the terms of sale made Known on APP
plication to the subscriber at Strawber-
~ Vale
Richard Bland Lee.
Nav al Iartf
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hearts and hands united and repel the
attack, with the zeal of freemen, who
will still strengthen their tile TO sxa-
mine and correct domestic measures, by
having defended their country against
foreign aggression. : ! .
Here we have the true character of
war, of armies and of taxes---at that time
il was speculation: it is no history. We
now see the /" hoiiutons" Of war--We
now see how war furnishes TO means Of
disturbing The cop,arenwealth." We now
daily witness the "tretests for koper
afforded BY pars" He that runs may
read Yet those very men, whose SEN
ses were broad awake to anticipated dan
gerinl799, can new sec the reality with
out the least apprehension. How is
hi, to be accoaated for! Most easily.
they were then liz pursuit Of power,
they arc now in. possession of II. The
lesson this afi,srds 10 the people is amin.
portant one---7vafch and be rigjLant.
These extracts, demand one further re-
mark. We are here told that the pee
pie may be .rsased to .ahheQrs in tie
mairsfy eftheir strengA' This sceords
with the Kentucky hint Of revolution
and 5lood = suggest one Inference
Those who, IN opposition, would rot
scraple to destroy the government they.
opposed, might be expected to tread up
on the rights ei,he people when in pow !,
er, They reverence nothing WHICH pre-
sents any obstruction to their own:yicws.
1t is thas that those men appear consist
cnt, III the most inconsistent conduct.
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CUTtON CARDS.
% Cases superb re Cotton
CARDS, just received, and for sale by
jackson & kumney
June l6 f cost
KC1HOUAe. . ~
g. IOsEPt1 SPEAR,

Respectfully iafarns his.{iIends and the
public,
THAT he has removed his shop to
Row al-streei 10 thso one lately occupied
by Mr.. B. Adamsan. nesr the Coffee
House where he carries on the CA
tBlNRT BUSINESS in all lis various
branchss--be also makes and repairs
all kinds OF Musical Instruments, su h
as Piano Fortes, Bass Viois. Violins,
,Guitars,&c and will $50 furnish Ma
hoqany Collins for grown persons for
ffleen dollars. He hopes the quality
Of his materials, the soundness OF his
work and the strict attention he N.
tends paying to his business. will en-
sure him encouragement from gene.
rous public. All the above branches
of business will be executed at the
shortest notice,
November %. law
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the choice Of their rulers, & in foil view

the choice Of their rulers, & in full view
OF the alarming state Of our country, no
doubt can arise that in the selection OF
characters for every important station;
due regard will be had to public expect
alton. and to the peculiar exisoneies o.
our public affairs, and as the necessity,
of those personal sacrifices, which under
4 differen, state Of things might hsye
been indispensable, be superseded.
Impressed with these considerations
and others more particularly affecting
/ my self, i do from sense Of duty. de-
cline an acceptance Of the honorable OF
fee to which / have been elected ear
Mostly imploring the Supreme Raler7to
guidethe Legislature of this State, and
OF the u. States in all-the important bn.
s .iness that may cons hefersstheai, and
especially that he would direct each to
such nj easures as aayb be caicufated TO
avert the distressing cala,nities OF war,
aud procure the establishment OF last
. ing aud honorable peace. 8
pray tho honorable legislature to
accept assurances of the high ressact
witf, which II bn their most ohcdicnt
servant. JOHN GDDD ARD f
The hon. John Goddard having
declined the appointment Of a Sena-
tor to Congress, the Legislature. pro-
cee,led to make choice of Jeremiah
Mason. Esq. to represent this State
in the Senate of the United States.
fer the term OF six Years.
The votes in the House Of Repre-
sentafives were,
+ For Mr.. Mason, f29
Mr.. Cuts, 80
Scattered 4
Thus it appears that Mr.. NJ. had
nearly half the democratic votes in
addition to all the federal votes In
the Senate he had the UNANIMOUS
vote.
z We congratulate not onl, The Poo
pie Of this State. but of the, United !
States, on this appointnea'. From
tie services ofemen o. s'r. Mason's
high talents and characteristic Conn-
try may expect much good. And "a
midst the gloomy Ea0sl~et which
now deprrss and oyerwhfim the re- 1
public, it afossis a ciieeriag hope,
when we see such is)en as Alag.
Gobe, Dagyr. NIlsoa, canning for
ward at their eoantr$'s call TO es-
Douse its true interests and vindicate
its furnished honor.
The Hon. Jeremiah Mason. left
town Yesterday for Wasbin!on. to
take his seat in tie Senate OF the
United States.
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PoRrsMosrH, juno 9th, 1878.

PoRrsMotTH, June 9th, 1878.
To the Honorable Senate and she Honor
abie House of Representatives. Of the
STATE of .Mew-H amashire.
GENTLEMEN, :,
have received from his Excellen.
81 the Governor, copy of the vote OF
each branch of the Legislature. by which
il appears that / am elscted "as Sc
r.tor to represent this State in the. Con-
press Of the United States tor the term
3og elk years from and after the third Gay
of AIarehdast."
Called by an Authority, so respectable
!, an Office, in my estimation, the most
important and honorable in the power OF
INV fellow citizens, or their representa-
lives. TO bestow, cannot IN terms too re-
spcctful express the grateful sentiments
! entertain on this occasion.
We're conscious Of possessing talents
equal TO the discharge of the high re
snons;biIities attached to the station ID
view, il would be my highest ambition
at this important crisis to employ them
in the service Of my cauntry:and should
then have moro deeply to regret the ma
nv remaining obstacles In the way ofsn =
as,aipo in it with satisfaction to n'yself.
Want of health, and It's painful effects
70 which have, with but little re nlission'
aheen many wears subjected, could every
ether objection be removed, would alone
render a long absence from bome nigh
IT, inconyenient. at least, if not hazard
ous, and might also in great degree
ssnriye me Of the power of fulfilling the
;nst expectations Of those who have no
rared me with their confidence.
Considering also that the will OF Inc
neopls be-. been recently expressed in
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Robert Cray.

- "A ~ ~ - = 4 - 40 IT.
ohtsske sxe It'ashmgton 7avsyn, Axy
Is street, yzlezandria,
Has srsT hEcEiyHp soR SALE,
Mslish,s Travels iD the United States
and Upper Capad4 illustrsted by 8
Maps, ? vols. octave bcund, IS so.
chatsaul.risnd.s Travels in Greece,
Palestines Egypt and Barbary, J vol.
octave bBund, S q rs.
Life and Administrations of the aonos
rable Spencer Fercsvsl Il.
) Erskins's Speeche. on Miscellaneous
subjects at the bar.
Constitution OF the United States.
Grant on Education,
Rejected addresses.
.Weem' sLiGe OF Wasbineton,
! Young Mothcr santo Scbsstisno,l I
Crabs Tales, Child's Monitor,
Goldsmith,s Greece.
american Precep,or,
Columbian Orstor,
Rollins Antient llistory,
Campbell's Rhetoric, VI 4.
Modern Geography,
Historyof America,
Walkers Dictionary,
Go'dsmith'sC geography,
Johnson. Dictioaary with Walker
Pronunciation, y
4 Guthrie. Geography, new edition,
Simpson's Euclid,
Cary's Fsriiy Pible. asserted.
Soaool Bibles, School Testaments,
Pocket Bibles,
Common PRAYER Books,
Adgate's, Smiths, Liitle's and Coles
Music Books,
Wehster's, Pe4rce's, Comly's and Co
lunibian Spelling Books,
large stock of fine Yellum Foolscap
and Letter Paper,
Playing Cords. states, Quills, Blank
Books sc &c.
Lcdaers, Journals, Cash and Inyoice
20 ks, and Blank Books Of every de.
scliption Ruled and Bound to any given
pattern at a short notice.
ON hand q, constant supply OF large
Writing Paper, suitable for Record
Books
: April 10