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20 the PEopLE Of ALExANDRIA.

20 the PEOPLE Of ,HLEXANDRIA.
FELLOW CITizENs,
II contemplating the near approach
Of the period which is 70 terminate my
residence among ysu, and TO sever those
local ties which tor more than twenty
wears have connected me with the inha
bitan,s OF Alexandria, ! cannot suppress
these emotions of regret and soliciiude
mingled with anticipated qualifications,
which tbs occasion is naturally calculst-
ed 10 inspire. The moment even of
voluntary and peral separation from
our iriends, is pregnant with many con-
Acting struggles Of mind and warnings
Of heart look not for exemption from
thos, trials Nor indeed do desire to
ENJOY immunity from such pains, il ii
q, ast be purchased at the expense Of
sen,ibilily.
The relation in which for most of the
above term, end especially tor the last
FIVE wears, ! have stood with my fellow.
citzens Of this place, is certainly very
impo,,ant one: with what capacity, II.
deity and success, | have discharged the
duties of Try station, must be submitted
to the decision of Judges more impartial
than can pretend 10 be In this case:
The influence of female manners IN
civilized society is universally admitted !;
consequently the education OF those who
are TO be the future mothers OF the Anne
rican family, is a consideration OF great
marnitute TO its existing members
TIE prompt ude & perseverance, how
ever. With which the parents OF the RS
inp dlug.t-ys Of Alexandria. practically
supDort the cause Of female instruction,
furnish decisive proof at their ccnvic-
ton of its importance, and render It SUI
perflueus for ne to dilate on the subject
in theory.
Nevertheless, the respect which ] owe
70 that circle Of the community TO which
am mere immediately attached, de-
m2nds perhaps some explanation and "a
noloey for the resolution which hive
'aken of quitting them amidst the many
existing Inducements Tor continuance.
in the full Gde of successful busioc S. /;
and of rclinquishing the charge OF q Sc
minarv in the vigor OF lis useiuiness,ahd
,,nimpaired in the number of its'pupls
In justification Of my determination, /
have 70 observe, that it is only the exc
cu,,on ola plan deliberately formed ma
nv years since. Early impressions arc
generally lasting. Reared in the country,
nv FIRST habits and attachments were ru-
raj. These juvenile predictions were
confirmed in manhood and still abide.
A sense of duty led me into the pur.
suit which has occupied the prime Of my
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Matrass & Paper Hanging.

Matrass & Paper Hanging.
DETER JAMES, Matrsss Maker
and Paper Hanger, from Philadcl-
phia. respectfully informs tho pubic,
that lie has commenced the above husi-
ness. Those WHO wish to favor h'm
With their work in his liHe. will please
to cal at HUcoRN's TArERN: and
he assures them he will execute 1t With
neatness and dispatch.
May IS
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NOTICE.

THE Alexandria .drfRlcry Grevs are
notified to meet for exercise at o'clock
this afternoon, on the usual parade
ground perth Of the town. The roll
will be called precisely at the time.
By order of the Captain.
May %
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I. D. SIMMS

XXYILL continue the practice Of the
w law in the Circuit Court for the
County of Alexandra. His Office i,
above the Printing Office Of the Alex
andria Gazette.
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LOTS AND LANDS.

u
% UlLDlNG Lots N every section OF
Ii b this civ, and about eighteen .hen.
dred acres OF Land os the eastern, bfanct1
Of the Potomac, immediately opposite
the City, aie offe red for salc, TOT Cash, or
on credit With security Also. Lands IN
the states OF New York, Pennsylvania,
Mary land. Virginia, North and South
Carolina Georgia and Kentucky Ap-
ply to the subscriber, at Tomlinson's
Hotel, Washington, if before 10Th June
next, and afterwards at his residence In
Allentown, Lehlgh equity, Pennsylvania,
or at his Office in Philadelphia,
James Gleenleat.
City of Washington. M.y % 3t}utf
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20 Dollars Reward

80 Dollars Reward
Will be given TO any person who will
give information ofthe nRnrrs OF the DIS.
orderly and mischiev,us persons who
BROKE sundry LAMPS on King street
on the night Of the goth instant, so that
they may be legally convicted and bro't
to punishment
CHI: SIMMS, Mayor;
May
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To KEN !

md Posse,si2n green in!medidfeiy,
A Two Story Framed HOUSE With
half an acre OF ground, at The upper eud
Of King street. Also. a convenient
Dweling-Hnuss with two acres Ok
ground al the lower end of Water street.
Apply to
Robert Patton, If.
Januarv90
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First and rightfully: They then GO the
round from monarchical limited govern.
ment TO republic from that to com.
monwealth and now TO an established
usurpation over the rights Of ALL
France too has run its race in few
years from absolute tolimited monarchy
thence to a republic, and from that to
imperial despotismi& transcription with
as many intermediate changes OF sur.
face coiors as the camelion.
The people of the United, States bare
been already cheated out Of their sove-
reignty in elections by Washington eau
cuses, composed Of don't know who,
in recommending, oras some say, choos-
ing,a president. He disposcs of Offices
and enoluments. The Consequences
are obvious-We have seen such re-
commentators confirmed to the asto-
nishment Of ourselves and the world
We are reduced to the low condition Of
being empowered by letter to elect the
person named in it. How long the
terms will continue is Of no import
when the essence is gone. There is no
retaining rights but b. retaining the will
and power to defend them. In the wa
riness of power our machinery for go
,ernment may be thought too compIi-
Gated | fear there is power enough
given to simplify it. Oliver with the
executive means would soon do it.
/ canpo; perceive that congress have
retained any thing but the prospect OF
places. They have given an army OF
fifty thousand men, almost the double Of
that with which Alexander conquered
Asia.
They have given the militia-that in
deed was not theirs to give nor held by
them in trust. 1t belonged 20 the states
IN their own separate political capacity,
They have given credit, if they have it,
for ms..y perhaps fifty millions Of dol.
Tvs. ID what haze they retained or
spared Us balance Nothing that l
know of.
have hsard Of country gentleman
in the House Of Commons, long before
speeches were weighed at hay scales
he made his speech, perhaps bis FIRST,
on propositien for lavish grant of the
peoples money. Holding his pocket
hard pressed between bis hsnds, gentle.
men, saws he " hare care Of vour hock.
ets." This trniy laconic speech ought
TO be tic first article Of representa-
tivc's creed. Faithfully kept The people
Will have money in their pockets, which
they will cheerfully part from on lns' &
necessary occasion, without employing
brokers 10 attend the money maj kci
THROUGH the country to sell deprecated
excheoucr bills without limit OF p'lce
and contract Tor loans without limit OF
interest, to raise money to light TO!
feathers.
In rnese gallantries the people may
expect & foil share Of bloody noses and
depriva,ions. The gains of power err
riches have always belonged ard will
belong TO those they follow by tho sound
of tinkling bells.
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FoN ) z T.,
\ TRACT OF j. Nd, lying in the
n county Of Fairfax, six miles from
hlexanoili, and a. joining tie state Of
Zen Thomson Mason, containing -
sores. The soil IS goo and very sps.
ceptihle Of imp ovement by ine Cover
md Plaster system TIE pro~ImIsy
If this property to martet ans I've ta-
cility with which us produce NJ y &c
carried (Hunting-Gletk ny which j -
bounded being na,ig iDlc almcst TO ras
ioer) would render II extremely vsiss-
able to person disposed TO paJ sGEi-
citrt attention TO is cultivation
Apply TO James Il Hocs E'n or TO
Francis Adams, un.
h.v22
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Wlll be landed.
From Sch. Dcheht. tAu~ day, at Bay1e
& Sk'mae''s HhuJ and far SUE o"a
hberoi crrdn,
Ninety one Eales first
quality COTTON fit for retailing.
.dlso .for Safe,
200 Barrels NJ /, Sha(, extra size. &
A few Punchsons old Ja,uetee Kan.
JOHN GRID.
May &c St
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=, ,,. ,,':, a 'aa s,sss
r'sS ooo, with the i iaisn,
p ~, i; but the militia Sa1
f.. 90. 's ss?.:5 ) 4 he i,. o .Isss
., ,os to snro the 'IoD >
t:t ,,.r .ere fired on, * *
N ' '''s to 90 % shore osa q
i. .',, r5onas reused
o. .,,;... and ordered e. as
' y. canoe Mr.. FREQ 9
| y s5s YOU, me same
H. an. >, other, of;hs IA IA.
IN. their being OK,
r. ',, . ,beir firing on
n. ,ly.r's cable mao
i, drifting our VIZ" nn
y. !. ! 10. bat iadieg The
=. n, .oppd her and en- :,
T., Of the vessel <
&C. Of the party Oh
V .s.i. barge ard row.
commenced on 0o;n
N, vent ~ to their
~ ,or:aued fling as
= :, p.o,,ccr q dong
T., er ,he enemy
49,, Nay a Mr.,
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MILITARY SCti,i,tl.

Mill I AR! SCHtntl..
NyER. PROWN has commenced a
lVA Military School at tho Circus OPP
per end Of Water Street, Old TobIcco
Warehouse, in Alexandria. The dlf1e-
rent EXECUTIONS of Artillery and Infantry
Discipline, in its various movements, are
taught, to fit the officer for the Grld ct
battle. The Art OF Horsemanship and
Broad Sword, are also taught at the same
place. The days of tuition are Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays. Cen
tlemen dcsirous of becoming subscrl
bars, will please TO call at the Circus on
either of said days, from 9 ill 70 o'clock,
A. M. or at Mr. James Shct!,ar's, Sign
OF the Indian Queen, King street.
May % st
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l ,,,yTrCTO.

\ NiNTENtO.
l,el,r pa.er ought 70
lga,saoon Ct every
wrong *
Iar nr.Ge" a,tv, 3D.
i,..rr< md IN 50 d.
ugcr'ai v2rulog to
l7nrh~ world 10 be
qi.~y7,,cacs W.
dn shy emergency
me.lt his. It IS
In tic on, set, u!en
surrr. ,tnp'ca by
y'f wacI frlnce
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|rStNr\TlVES

,'..,i,,. g
: E, .,s. ,ynn,,,tsc or
q .'' '''"''''''s' o.
nad rs!,bs p~,i,;,, or
9d' ~ r.' ,s ,,s :, ,', &c,
"a g,5 ,a,, .r-,
Is Ike yr@.,,,.o-
'dal s. ~ ,' "'. .,n,,,o ~i
he .. tie commit MI.
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lust Received

For sale 5y ROB'T. GRAf,opposite
the W 4shington Tavern, the follow
ing valuable
Law Books---vlZ =:
COOPER's Jusunian
~ tieniAg's Justice
Cranch's Reports vol. S aud
Muniord's Reports vol ]
East's Reports vol. -
Cooper's Equity Pleader
American DIGEST
LAWYERS Guide by w. w. Henine
vol.
Johnson's Cases vol. 8
Coady's Marshall on Insurance
TauntcD's Reports vol. 2
Blackstone's Commentaries
Newland on Contracts
Chitty on the Law of Nations
Johnson's Reports vol. z and .
Law OF Attachments
Curran's Speeches
Statute Of Limitation
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/ will rent,

For a fern Of gears NOT erceeding Ten,
The square of ground
with the Dwelling House and Improve
ments, wherein Mr. JOHN DuNDAs,
deceased, lately resided. This property
has been for long time. fond object OF
cultivation to the deceased owner, and
for a small expense may be made as eli
eible a residence as any in the town or
peip hborhood. 1t may be particularly
recommended to gentleman desirous
of combining town with country lite.
will also RENT for term of years
not exceeding ten, that valuable Wharf
Property situated at the corner OF Union
and Queen streets, commonly called
Kirkpa,rick's Water Lott would an
swer we'll for Beard Yard, and tor ma.
ny other profitable purposes, which will
readily suggest themselves.
Agnes Dundas.
September "a. 2aw4w
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Robert Gray,

KOOSTL gray,
otaosite the Washington Tavern, King
street, .dierand1a,
HAS JUST RscEIvED FOR SALE,
MeIsh's Travels in the United States
and Upper Canada, illustrated by !"
Maps, J vols. octave bound, SIS so.
cha,cauE,riand's Travels In Greece,
Palestine, Egypt and Barbary, | vol
octave bound, 81 Is,
Life and Administration OF the homo
rable Spencer Perceval.
Erskine's Speeches on Miscellaneous
subjects at the bar.
Consultation of the United States.
Grant on Education,
Rejected Addresses.
Weem's Life of Washington,
Young Mother, Santo Sebast'anod
Grabs Tales, Childs Monitor
Goldsmith's Greece.
American Preceptor,
Columbian Orator,
Rollin's Antient History,
CampbelI's Rhetoric,
Modem geography,
History of America,
Walkers Dictionary,
Goldsmith's geography,
Johnson. Di:tioaary with walkers
Pronunciation, -.
Guthrie's Geography, new edition.
Simpsons Euclid,
Cary's Family Bible, assorted,
Scaooi 3ibes, School Testaments'
Pocket Bibles,
Common Prayer Books,
Adgate's, Smiths, Littie's ana eoie )
Music Books,
Webste~'s, Pearce's, comiy's and Co
lunbian Spelling Books,
A large stock of fine Vellum Fooiscap
and ,etler Psper,
PLAYING Cards, States, Quilts, Blank
Books SC sc.
Ledgers, Journals, Cash and Invoice
Ro1ks, and Blank Books OF every de-
scription Ruled and Bound to any glves
pattern at short notice.
On land constant supply OF large
Writing Paper, suitable for Recor"
Books
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-28
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

|nN the first day Of November ne,t
~ the subscriber will ffel for Sal.
pubiic auction, the following W.
UAbLE PROPERTY in the town =,
alexandria.
A Lot of Ground at the
intersection of King and Fairfax stree.
LIN front on the south .ide of Kim
street forty feet. and Oh the west sidss
of Fairfax street seventy feet. On hi,
lot are erected the Tenemsnts M,
occupied by Joseph Smith, Joseph ~
arien & Co. VIM. Thornton and Tho,
Dempsey-amon ,st the best situation,
in town for the mercantile business
The WHOLE lot is subject to an annual
rent-charge of $50 in fee.
A Tenement and Lot of
Ground on the north side of Kin,
treet hetween Pitt and Royal streets
W occupied by Mr. N. Carson, in
no t on King street 26 feet. in depth
IS feet
A three story Brick Tene.
ment and Lot of Crou- d on the south
81 of Prince street between Fairiax
md Row al streets, now occ,,l ed b,
)octor Washington, in front % feet.
n depth 80 fee - inches.
An undivided MOletv of
vacant halt re Lot or Csm ron and
ayette streets The whole Lat i,
II iect to an annual rent charge in fe.
f GlO.
A number of vacant Lots
IN Cameron, Alfred X Patrick Streets
sndspmely situated for buildisg
An undivided Moiety oil
twq Story Brick D~elIing-House and
Improvements, on the south side oil
Cameron street between Alfred and
Patrick streets now occupied by Mr..
Craven 1. Peyton, in good state ofre.
pair and well calculated for the accom-
mediation off family. The proprietor
of the other undivided Moiety will offer
it for Sale at the same tiale and on the
same terms.
The Sale will begin at II o'clock A.
VI. at the lot first mentioned. Tho
terms of sale one fourth ftbe purchas
money to be paid in hand, the residue
IN three equal instruments of six, nine,
and twelve months, to be secured bya
Deed of Trust on the premise: and the
notes of the purchasers.
K. l. Taylor, Ex'or.
Of JOHN WATTS.
Sept. IS. :, stawtb
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IN order to prevent deception, the
public are cautioned not to purchase
any OIL that may be offered as PauPs
patent Columbian Oil, that do not bear
the true characteristics as published by
my sole principal agent, Doctor JOHN
LOVE, of Baltimore.
Thomas Paul.
Baltimore, March 81, lsl2-Feb. 10
TSold by RICHARD n. LITTLE,
Druggist, Alexandria, agent for the pro-
prietor.
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- Superhne Yellow Bark,

~ Superhne Yellow Bark,
DR.SsNFORD'S improved POW
DER of the BARK having been used
and highly approved by many physi-
Clans of distinguished character in diffe.
rent parts of the United States the
proprietor is now encouraged to offer
it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner OF taste,
in the choice Of his means. can TAIL t.
30 erati6ed in the U.S. OF this elegant
preparation. In strength fneHess and
certainty of operation, it greatly SUR
oAsses the bark in common use.
The ESSENTIAL SALT OF
BARK prepared b, the same.
fhe above articles are put up in
PARCELS of different sizes, to accommo-
4 re the usual W ants of not only ply
,icians. hut Of retail druggists, coun-
~ merchants and private families
old by s
James Kennedy. sen.
BOOKSELLER and no other ferssn IN
.1lersndria.
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60 Notice is hereby given
that the subscriber intends to make p
plication to the Marine INSURANCE Com
pany of Alexandra, for the renewal oil
Certificates No 1885 to 74s4, both in
elusive, being fifty shares of stock
standing in his name on the books oil
the said company, the Same having
been lost or mislaid.
JAMES CIR TX.
September 2. 2aw6w
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PROPOSALS,

ron PUBLISHING BY suBscRIrTIoN
The Emporium Of .arts g Sciences
NEW sERIEs.)
CoNDUcqED Br THOMAS CoofER, ES&
PROFESSOR aF CHEMISTRY, NILERA
LoGY & NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
IN DICKINSON COLLEGE,
CARLISLE.
IN the present state of the manutac'
lures and the arts in our country, 1t Is
highly important that all valuable prac
ical Information on those subject
should De objected in form adaptet
to general circulaton.
There are many important manu-
featuring processes which are cithe
wholly unknown in this country, o
known but to very few: and these an
generally manufacturers, whose int
rest prevents them from exposing Ties
facts to the word. Hence tie man.
Heterogeneous to the investment @:
capital, in promoting domestic manu-
IA ctures, The eaterprising capitals
Ia subjected to many difficulties a.
expenses in search of the necessa'
information, which might be- more
silly derived from the experience
Europeans who have travelled over h
same ground.
The Emporium it is hoped will ii
great measure remove these difficui
ties, by diffusing mass OF useful Oh
practical information. 1t will consis
principally of series of essays draw
up and arranged by the editor, a sele
ton of papers on the arts and manufa'
lures, from the more scarce and vol,
minous among the foreign public
tons, and original papers of the sam
description, furnished by men of re
search in our own country.
The pages of the Emporium will nos
be SO crowded with dry detail, and wit
matter but partially interesting, as 10.
exclude miscellaneous information OF
more general nature Notices ofouf
own inventions andimprovements, de>-
criptioas of our rising manufactures, s.
generally any original papers that are
deemed worthy of the public eye will
be gladly received and inserted
AS the editor has been much engas-
ed in scientific pursuits, and much con
versant with manufactures and manu-
facturer. in Europe as well as IN this
country, the publishers feel the great
est confidence ia his ability to produce
a work that will give general satistac-
ton.
CONDITIONS.
The Emporium of Arts and Sciences
will be published, in numbers, every
two months, each number containing
appropriate and we'll executed engrav-
ings, and upwards of one hundred and
fftv pages of letter press
The price of the Emporium will be
seven dollars per annum, one hall to
be paid on delivery of the first number.
No subscriptions will be taken for
less than year.
Subscriptions and communications,
post paid, will be received by
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
August 81. eod4w.
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CORD WOOD.

Many applications having OF late
been made to the proprietor OF the Fo-
rest of Washington fer supply oil
Fnewood, from the Forest. These aP-
psicants are respectfully invited, to
leave at the shop Of Mr.. WIN. Wedder-
burn, Druggist, on Fairfax Street, A.
lexaadria. memoraadums stating the
quantity of wood wanted and by whom,
to the end that if sufficient demands are
made or or before the 10th Of SePtem-
Der, arrangements will be made to fur
nish the supplies 1t is wished to sell
one hundred acres Immediately bind
ing IN the north side CT the Leesburg
road aad aIlin Wood, & alsoithe Land x
Wood, heretofore advertised as lying
on the south side of said road, having
about so acres cleared and the balance
in very 6ne Wood and timber, suppos
ed TO contain 500 acres. The terms OF
the latter mentioned parcel is, one halt
the amount paid and credit OF years
for the balance For the 100 acres
34paid aud the balance at the close oil
the year. .
A SURVEYOR and AGENT wanted, to
Law of this Property in Lots OF various
sizes and attend to the Sale thereof
He must reside near the property; and
all applications properly recommended
must be made previous to the 10th OF
September
Mr.. Thomas TrammeN will shew
the premises-and for further Particu-
lars, Apply to Mr.. James Dawson, at
Arlington.
9Sth August.
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KINGSTON. maiCa, ia ~, 1878.
The Printers of every Newspaper in
the Seaport Towns of America are
requested to insert the following No
tice, once every moHth during the
War; and as soon as eace lakes
place, all their regular charges for
such insertions shall be paid by an
Agent al each Port:
g. NOTICE.
THE Subscribers take this method
i Of appri.ing their Mercantile
Friends throughout the United States
That during the present unhappy dill
ferences between Great Britain and A.
merica, they intend generally to abstain
from all communication by letters with
their former correspondents, from prr
dental motives applicable to such co.,
respondents
They beg leave, however to inform
all who may have balances OF saIesI
their hands, that orders for the SAME
any time during the war, will BE- P'la
at sight, OF promptly RENTED accord
ing to directions.
Being Agents for the principal ~
CO. por,ted Insurance Companies, from
the capital of South Carolina, to WIZ
easset, in the district OF Maine, tie"
are Directors In each office, or Ms'
chants in every town, to whom rec
renee may be had; should new CORES
pondents wish to communicate sHp
the house in Jamaica, or that brsnen
of it in Bermuda now established at lo'
port Of St George, and conductdT
the Junior Partner, under the irn
WILLIAM b. NKS, < Co
The utmost attention will be palo~
the orders of gentlemen in AmsT'
who may be AeErTs for Spanish owe
dish or other neutral mere harts, nv
ing undert the Prince Regents Proc.
motions with TIE Islands Of Jan'I
or Bermuda /; and the safcfF OF al s.'
property committed to the ! chs!s.
may be depended on. provided no'Dns
is attempted under the sanction OF sU.
Proclamations, contrary to the i0.s
laws Of the respective islands, or ID
citation of existing Blockades.
Hoseason, Banks & 60.
NJ B. All Letters, by Cartels, .oI
from Kingston, are Opened BY tn WA,
merican Agent for Prisoners OF N
or sent to him after being opsnso ~.
the Commissary Of Prisoners ID e." 70.
''es >, l.mtP'
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TACKSY SPREGS.
JUST RECEIVED A CONSIGNMENT
TACKS AND SPRIGGS,
In BOXES assorted for sale BY
]. G. Laid.
Sept. T.
To the Public.

Sept. z.