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ITALY.

MILAN, 1St Nov
The latest news from the Prince vice ROY
announces that on the 30th of October the
troops under his command had taken po-
sltion on the Fiva. On the same day Count
Grimer was TO make an attack upon the
enemy who appeared to be about 5000
strong.
%. By the last adviceS from head Quar-
tiers VIZ are informed that on the S1st o cto-
Der, the Prince vice roy caused the enemy
to be attacked by the two divisions unde r
general Grimer. The attack Succeeded
perfectly, ana the troops have shown great
spirit.
4th. We receive the following news un
der date or the LIST inst. They give an &C
count OF the manner in which the enemv
was attacked and repulsed from Bassano.
His Imperial hjghness the Prince vice-roy
arrived at CaStel Branco on the 3Oh-that
same dav he reconnotred the positions of
the enemf. On the 3lst they were attacked
IN the following manner -
lratFen's division marched on the road
OF ). Zenune, Rnliere's cavalry and bri
Sade on hat Of Cazom, and Schmitt's bril-
Sade with the reserve guard, on the pripci
pa road leading ia direct line to the CITY.
ne movement began at noon little resis-
lance was experienced at the beginning of
the attack; but when the troops approach
to make bold stand Our soldiers. ami
ma ed by Their natioa..i valour, and by the
presence of His Imperial Highness, char
ged the enemy with the bayonet with such
impetuosity that he was driven from all the
posts he occupied. The enemy then has
tened 10 evacuate the city For fear of being
taken in the rear. The Prince warmlV
pHrsed the enemy ON the road of Trento. a
company of the @2d regiment, forming the
head OF the column, charged and took q
piece of cannon which was firing Crane
shot We killed great many of the enc
my and made 500 prisoners = On the Is,
OF Nov. in the morning the cavalry SCI for
wards, and no doubt will Bring good mum
Der OF other prisoners.
:. 9Th. Letters from head quarters dated
Verona 6tn November, state as follows =
The army has terminated its movement
to take position on the Adige. Magazine
are formed in every part of this depart.
nent, from which circumstance it is presn
ma6'e the army will sojourn here a lone
white"
We have positive news that the heads o.
fhe columns of French troops who are CO.
ming Ioreinforce tho army Of Italy, have al
ready reached Turin
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London, PoU. IL.
A very curious document has fallen into
the hands Of the Allies II is a letter from
rtnler to his M ster. earnestly beseech-
ING nm to make peace o. whatever terms.
Jor fhe ftre@eHf /; reminding him, that at the
rate fairs arc now carrying on. he toncf, 7.
es % the verge Of his resoHrces thaf n.
Cannot hope to support another campai.,n
on scale suitable TO lis own grea,naSe ~.
to The wishes Of his followers whereas by
a snort interval Of peace he would Be cna
bied % break he coalition formc against
INN, and to resume hos.tlties for the era,j.
fication ofhis reuenpe
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husband, Esther, proprietor, a merchant, a
.nizen. who does not tremble with horror ut the l.
dea of an unsoyernsble enemy, master of our lives
end our property Ia there man attached to
thls beautiful country by sacred ties, by tender at
feetons. by happy recoilectons, who is not ready
TO defend. with arm, in his hands, sill the precious
objects which an hostile invasion would expose to
the IL ost cruel dangers Doubtless part of eur u,i.
nerous youth will suffice to form barrier, insur-
mountatle to the sudacity of the enemy but let all
young and old citizens and soldiers animate each o.
ther with one and the thought--let us defend
our country Joxrnai ofths E,;fpiye.
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CONGRESS-.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
12oudav, i'm. q.
Alter the presentation and reference of q
tsH petitions Of pri tate nature.
THE BLUK.idGHTS.
Mr.. Law Of Con af,er some fe,nart, q.
TOO low voice to tie heard by tie re1orier
called the attention Of ,be House to he sfo-
~ about certain blue-hghts which had been
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ioth instant, enclose copy of a Letter from
the Governor of Virginia. addressed 10 the
Secretary OF War. and by him referred 20
this Office; and copy Of my letter in reply
10 the Governor, together with Z copy OF the
list OF disallowed charges on settlement at
this ONCE on tae IL h Nov. 1912, as we'll as
the amount ot the monies now standing to
the debit OF the State o. Virginia on the books
OF this olhCe.--There are no other documents
IN this oifice touching TIE subject of the Re,
solution of the House of Representatives. no
accounts being fled he.e Tor monies advanc
ed by states or territories ia calling into the
service Of the Unired States detachmeEts of
militia.
Respectfully, ! sm, &c.
w. SIMMONS. /,
Tie Sscrefary Of Mar.
(Copy.)
Richmo4a, Oct. I4th, 1912.
Enclosed, transmit an account of the
Commonwealth h against the Y. States, and
the vouchers ia support thereof Ibes leave
to Suggest TO YOU the indispensable necessity
ct a prompt attention to this subject, as the
Contingent fund, upon winch We have been
compelled to draw FOR q gres,proportion Of
TINS account, IS entirely exhausted, s. claims
against eAe state, which depend upon thai
tdpd Tor payment, are suspended. Ifa diff
hcuily seouid arise to any of the i,sms. ie
may be subject OF future discussion. n
the interim II is Important to US ti,at SO much
or the accodnt ASS admitted should be forth
VITA discharged. II convenient, a draft ON
the Bank here will be most acceptable.
With high respect. &c.
.(Signed) ]. BARgOrIp
Ths Secretary Of Uar.
Washington.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22
Alexandria Academy.

49, = {1jCA1llNA1o = NS-s-GT--' - -
,r@HE Trustees OF the institution
nave the satisfaction Of informir 9
the .nublic that on Monday the 10th
inst. department will be. in operation,
under tho immediate management Of
J..ehh Spencer Of Yale College, Tor IN
.truction in the following branches
viz Reading, writing,arithmstic, geo.
rraphy and History with the use OF the
Globes, at the rate of $40 per annun.
-Mathe mates and natural Philosophy
with other branches of useful and or
namental learning, at the rate OF $50
ner anpum. So that this department.
will be calculated as well forthe recep-
ton of such as may have finished the
usual course of Latin and Greek stu
dies, as of those who are only intended
TO be furnished with complete and
polished English education.
The advantages which this seminary
combines, undcrits present regulation
they believe will hardly be found to be
cqualled by any ether within their
knowledsc.-First, School upon the
PLAZA of Joseph Lancaster, in which
children arc instructed from the alpha
bst, and advanced to dsgree of pro-
iicicncy in reading, writing, arithme'
tic, english grammar and geography,
with rapiaity; which to those unac'
quainted with this mode of education
might appear incredible. The depart
merit for latin and greek. is still under
the immediate direction Of Abial Hol.
brook an experienced teacher. From
either Of these, scholars will pass to
the frat mentioned departments, as
they may be intended for classical edu-
cation or otherwise.
The Trustees by ENGRAVING this adj
ditional department. enthe oriainalesta'
bIishment, have endeavored 10 meet
the wishes of many, nho while they
have been solicitous that their children
would be instructed in ali the useful
and ornamental branches OF education
tau.ht at the several universities, have
be1n deferred, either from inability in
relation to the expence, or from unwli.
lingness to hazard the exchange OF
moral for intellectual treasures. they
therefore cherish hope that their en-.
deavors to obyiate these difficulties,
nay be found worthy of engaging the
aid and encouragement of the pubic
generally, and especially of the iaha-
bitsnts of this place.
The price Of tuition in the different
departments OF this seminary is as iol-
lows:
In the Lancaster School, $40 per an.
In the upper English
Schoel while pursuing
reading, writing, arith.
metic, or engaged in
the study Of Scosra-
ply and History $40 per an.
In the higher classes ia
this and in the Latin K
Greek School, $50 per an.
BY orde: of the Trustees.
James Muir, Pres't.
Ian q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22
January 4.
Land for Sale.


II Farm containing nf~ards Of $50
ACRES,
About FIVE miles from Alexandria,
part OF it within quarter OF mile
from the Little River Turnpike Road,
is for Sale.-ThcTe are about 80 acres
Of Meadow, through which runs an
active and never failing stream the. di-
stance OF about half mile, having
sufficient fail for Water-Works suited
to various Factories, and upwards at 100
acres which have never been cleared.
The situation is healthy, there being a.
buudance Of excellent Springs, and
irc.n the brows of the elevated grounds
may be seen the fine Valley of Backlick
Run, Great Hunting Creek, the SOUTH
crn extremity Of Alexandria, and the RI,
ser Potomac. 1t is bounded principally
by the lands Of VIM. Hepburn. John
Summers and WA. Moss. A parts IN
the tenure of Stephen Lofnax, who Will
give some information about the boun-
daries, to any person disposed TO buy
and is expected no person will offer to
purchase without first viewing the pre-
misses. The farm will be sold BY the a.
Gre, according to survey to be made
and the terms of payment shall be rea-
sonable for which application is to be
made to the subscriber
Charles Lee.
:. Decemher l6. 2m.
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FOLLOWING
PLAYS q FARCES.
ANYTHING NEW, Darkness vi.
sible, Boardiog-lIsase, Music-atad, Ap
prentice, Marmion, Turn Out Ora,
Dream, Sicw., Sors CT Erin, Eimour
the Tartar. How to Die for Love, Right
and Woors, Bridal RinS, House Of Nor
Vile. Sultan, YaEkey Chronology, Pro-
vokcd Husband, Woader, Size P-Waik-
err, High Lie below Stairs, Wives Us
they we're, and Maids as ,aey are, Re.
negade, Hunter of the Alps, Honest
Thieves. Too Many Cocks, Love and
Money, Aclh;cp, Cure fer the Hear :
Ache, Highland Reel, One o'Ciock, Com.
missary, KnishrsIame Lover, Taste,
Author, Lyar, Englishman IN Paris,
Eng'ishnlah Returned, Beacon.
Also,
The Rule. and Articles of War, the
United States Caiender and Army and
Navy Register, for 1913, Life of Cooke
the PLAYER by William Dunlap.
Nov. 9.
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell on mode
/ rate terms, S,e House and Lot
at the corner Of Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by Capt. Gle.
ments. The house is we'll FMS he'd /;
contains FIVE good rooms besides the
garrett, has an excellent cellar. kitchen,
out. houses, and q pump in the yard.
The Lot is well improved and ccntrins
half an acre Of grouad, extending l2S
feet on Jefferson, and i76 feet on Fair
fax. streets. Attached to II Is 4 good
frame stable and carriage house.
J. D. Slmms.
January Is. diff.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22
100 Dohdrs Reward.

EIOpED from Fairfield, IN tns
county of Frederick and Common.
wealth Of Virginia. on or about the TN
d.v of March last, negro slave nam
ed ANTHONY the property OF the
lac William B. Page, deceased. m
thony i. about fest 9 inche: 10
height, OLA substantial form, a iignt
yellow complexion, and rather OF an
eff.mina,c voice. He is about % years
Of age, was brought up a house SER
want and has been acoustic ned TO tnst
course Of employment all his lite. ne
is slave Of great capacity and consi-
derable ingenuity-he roadside plays
the iddlc---and possesses a great me-
chanicaI turn-he can do rough car
penters' work and make combs. The
ABOVE reward will be given il Anthony
should be apprehcnded at the distance
of 100 miles from Fairfield. x brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandra.
But if app,chsnded at this distance OF
Les. than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will
he given If he is secured in Soai, and
notice given tothe subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. I. Lee,
.Afmrs. Of HIM. B. Page, decd.
May 3
The Editor, OF the Federal Ecpuh'
!ican, National Ihtclligcnccr and Ca
zette of the United States, will publish
the above in their papers, and send
thei- accounts to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22
Houses to Let.

IOFFER 70 rent for one year, Tor.
term of years, Several Houses situ'
ated at this place. VIZ
One a Two Story Brick
HOUSE, with akitchen, CELLAR stable,
N enclosed Lot Of half an Acre, at
present occupied as a Tavern -
One other two Story Brick
HOUSE, fitted up for store house,
with a counting room, kitchen, cellar,
SC. and would accommodate small
family besides a store -
One other House at present
used as warehouse, to which VIII be
added an enclosed Lot of half an acre
And one other House with
a Kitchen and an eaclosed Lot. nc
. last Houses would suit Mechanics
who are much wanted here. ! nave al
so sundry unin,proysd Lots, when :
wsuld let on grouad rent forever =
This place is so well known as 10 rem :,
der ii unnecessary to describe 1t an!
further, as there sre few situations
more public, nor none more healthy IN
the United States. Application 10 oe
madeto ,.r
r. Radcliffe.
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GLIDING

IN FURNISHED GOLD
Done III the best manner by the SUP
scriber in Royal Street, where Loosins
glasses and Picture frames, Cornicc,
SC are made and sildcd in the most
fashionable style. a few excclIeD
likcnestes Of Washington, Hull, Law
renee. &c. for sale.
Orders from the country carefully
attended to.
E. GILMAN.
Jan. Is. d3t
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FOR SALE.

THE LONG GLADEs
(Hhere the H,hite House 7arern -,
Store formerly STOOD. eontaisi.,' 'e
1890 ACRES OF LAM
I C1IUATE three miles from the o,. -
- falls of Potomac, in the COINS s' :!
Fairfax, on the post road from Aleyy,0~
dria and the City of Washington. t,.a ''
ty miles from the former iouitec,, ir W
the latter. :"
it can be divided so as to give an
qxal proportion of woodland TO s,s,
half. There is Nd tract of the COW.
size in the county thatis better w,,e'
ed, that has a larger proportion Of Ne,
dow land. nor no one in the state :,
which Plaster Of Paris answers be,ts,
lay meets with as ready sale ., ;,
Alex sndria or Washington.
There are OH it two Mill Seats
Stone Quarry, and an excellent slim.
ton for Distillery.
ALSO,
A Farm in Loudoun, cop.
tainingl2l4 Acres, adjoining che l.nlaJ
of LudweH Lee, esq. on the .ou,hsil
Of Goose Greek, five miles from AeA
burg.
1t has comfortable Improvements,
is we'll timbered and watersd.
ALSO,
A tract of Land, contain.
ing $50 Acres, in the district G! Co.
lumbia, between 7 and miles from 4.
lexandria, and about four from George.
town.
Moro than halt this land is in yalg;.
bic timber, has large quarry Of bGR,
ing stone, and is wei! watered. The
meadow land is bounded above a mi,
by four mile run. The road iron
George Town and Washington sa
through it.
The Improvements are Indifferent
1t has several elegant scitcs for build.
ing, that command a prospect Of Wash
ingtop and the adjacent country.
I. SWIFT.
December 80. iawSw.
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lust RECEIVED
A Flesh SUPPLY OF
SHOES.

II y u y II II,
5 barrels of Womens' aud Misses
low priced Morocco Shoes.
S boxes of cxtfs size Bohemia Glass !:
some as large az "a BY ST..
ALSO,
A few hundred Muskrat Skins.
p Gliding in bsrnished gold "
executed at my shop, where looking
Glasses, PICTURES Sc. may = framed or
old frames rcgilt, at short notice. a
few handsome ones for sale:
E. Gilman.
Decemscr 81. co3tiaw4t
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TO RENT.

January Is.
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Upholsterer and Paper

UphoiSterer ana Papcr
Hanger,
Corner Of Prince Il Pin s.reeis, .Aier'c.
T>HE sub.crihcr will be happy to
receive orders in his line Of bu
siness, having been regularly brought
up 10 it, lie Eaters himself that he will
give satisfaction TO those who wish to
employ him He hangs curtains and
papers rooms in rev and fashionable
style, at ~ cents per piece for paper
and double for borders. He viii furnish
those wko employ him for other work
with Hair, Feathers and Straw, or any
other material in his line Of business.
Maurice Splllawne.
Ian. y
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The
Analectic Magazine,
FOR DKcEhBER
1919,
AND THE PORTRAIT or
Captain James Lawrence,
Are Just received and ready tor dsii'e-
~ to Subscribers.
ALSO
Steel's List Of the Royal Navy tor An
gust
The Gentleman's Pocket Almanac tor
1914,
Virginia Remembranccr for do:
Johnson and Warmers Virginia Alma
nae by the groce, dozen or SIM
gle,
Lord Byron's Poetical Works, in vols.
Giauur, Turkish Tale by do:
Sinclair and Hortense, a Novel,
Tie Year, Poem by w. L. Pierce,
Esq.
Middleton on the Greek Article,
Davidge's Nosologia Msthod'ca,
Trotter's Medical Philosophical and
Chemical Essay on Drunkenness,
Cheyne Oh the Bowel Complaint,
Ditto. on the Group,
Downing on the Disorders OF Cattle.
Jas. Kennedy & Son.
J-auary 8. ct.
Bank Of Alexandria,
january Sd, 1914.
A DIVIDEND Of per cent fer the
Last half year is this day declared, and
will be paid to the Stockholders or their
legal Representatives on Thursday the
9th inst.
By order eflhe Board.
J. L. M'Kenna,
Cashier.
January 4. ep3w.
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. Superfinc Yellow Bar

- Superiinc Yellow b ga y
D2.SENF0RD'S improved fv ~.
DER of the BARK, having hssa ,,,,
and highly approved by many p%a.
clans of distinguished character ~. al
rent parts Of the United ota'en "a
proprietor is now encouraged 10 o.
it to the FACULTY in general, uns,
persuasion, that no practitioner
in the choice Of his means, csn -,
be gra6hed in the use ct tbs CIV
preparation.--In strength hns's. 8
certainty Of oper.tisn, II gF'a''
passes thc bark in common use' d
TAe ESsEN7Y.AL salt
BARK, prepared by the aaIae' :,
The above articles are pp' -
parcels of different sizes, to acf CIV y
date the usual wants Of not on' ~
sicisns, but Of retail druggil:;r ;.,>
try merchants and private ''h''
Sold by ~
James Kennedy. So 81
Bookseller and no 'Me
Aiersadria.
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Also
A Blacksmith Shop,
NOTICE.

ALL persons in Alexandria having
claims against the subscriber, arc re.
quested to bring them forward for set.
Element prior to the 10th inst: !
Joshua Doing.
Jan. l. st
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June 80

Negroes for Sale.
TWO likely young NEGRO MEN,
aged about twenty years, both capable
house servants, for sale. ENQUIRE OF
the PRlS iERss
January IS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
T,HE subscribers for the Stock OF
the Union Bank Of .aieroSdrta
are hereby notified that the I'd install
ment of One Dollar on each share, will
be payable on Monday the oath Janua-
nv next. The payments will be re-
ceivea at the Office of the Company In
Fairfax Street, Alexandra.
c. T. Chapman,
rs Cashier.
Dee.s2s.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

yETAS Committed to Fairfax Coun.
Z Wv ~ Jail On the 18Th day OF Au'
gust 1913, mHlatto man., who was
committed as runaway, calls h,mseli
JOHN SIMPSON, and says he IS free
! porn; be is about feet inches high,
his c.oathiug, one roundabout jacket,
striped With blue and white, three pair
of brooches, one OF ducking, and two
OF blue, two shirts, one oil check hnnen
/ the other &c India cotton, one swans
dawn wsistcoat, one psir of old shoes.
and black fur hat, and says he came
from Providence, R. l. Gilbert County.
and that he WAS taken by the British
and carried is.o Norfolk. The owner,
if any, is requested to prove hrs pro-
perry, pay charges and take him away
or he viii be disposed of as the law d.
reefs.
X. Radcliffe,
Sheriff Of FasJax.,
Nav. s. spti'
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Port. Tobacco, Jan. S.
District OF Columbia, towlt.

DiStrlCt OF COluiliDid, W WlL'
County Of .4,eraadric, Moo. Term, 1873.
Isaac Mcpherson, Complainant,
AGAINST
Craven Cash and Susannah Cash, Chill
dren of william Cash, jr. deceased,
and Mary Cash, Widow Of the said
William Cash, DEPENDENTS:
IN CHANCERY. >
TINE Defendants Craven Cash, and
/ Susannah Cash, Children of VIII
linn Cash, deceased, and Mary Cash,
Widow of the said William Cash, u.
deceased, not having entered their APP
pearance and given security according
to the Act of Assembly, and the Rules
of this Court, aud it appearing TO the
satisfaction Of the Court upon affidavit
that the said Defendants are not inha-
bitants of this District, on Motion OF
the said Complainant by his Counsel,
it is ordered, That the said Defendants
do appear here on the first day OF A.
pril term next, and answer the bill OF
the Complainant, and that a copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted In one
ofthc puolic newspapers published in
Alexandria, for two months success.
sively, and that another copy be posted
at the front door of tbs Courthouse OF
said county.
A Copy--Test,
C. Deneale, c. C.
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This is to give Notice,


That the subscriber OF Alesandr'
county, in the District OF Coium0A
has obtained from the Orphans 'oa'
of ,said county, letters 'e'i'meh'ag'
on the personal estate Of George o.
pin, late Of the county aforesaid "
ceased: all persons having CLAIMS
gainst the said decedent ere feEsg
warned to exhibit the same "i''
vouchers thereof to the subscT!DshI.
ly authenticated and passed ~ W
Orphans Court on or before the ~
day of August next, orthey NAV"
be excluded from all beneht 70 ."
estate and those indebted thefe'o
required to make immediate raymSIr
Given under my hard this -"
of February 1914. ,,pry,
THOMAS P GiLrrm
d4w
February ".
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5H.7Barnes.
This is to give Notice,

That the Subscriber of Charles
county, in the state of Maryland, have ave:
obtained, from the Orphans Court o.
the said county, letters testamentary
on the estate Of Joshua Mudd, late or
the county aforesaid, deceased-Ai
persons having claims against the said
decedent, are hereby warned to exnl-
bit the same to the Subscribers on or
before the FIRST day of August next, or
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit of the said estate and those
indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under our hands sthis lst day
of February, 1914. Y.
Francis L. Mudd,
n Executor.
Ann Mudd,
Ereeutrir.
Feb (. l2t*
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nRpHANS, COURT,

Charles County, Oct. Term, 1919. :
ORDERED that the Executors Oh
Joshua lNudd, deceased, do misery the
following advertisement, three tunes
a week for four weeks, in the Alexa az
.dria Gazetle and National tntslligen,
Ger.
A-Copg--Test,
III. Barnes.