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Port of alexandria.
MESSINA, lSiciIyl august 2S.

lENrRRED.
Ship Orion. Rodgers, Hamburg.
SToop Eudosey, Baker, Newport.
Brig Sukey, Bunten, Ne~burypoFt.
CLEARED.
Scbr. Sarah-Ann, Parker, Eew-York
Brig Dolphin, Williams, Boston.
Schr. Price, Clements, Baltimore.
Arrived ship Orion, Captain Rogers.
54 DAYS from Hamburg--full cargo Of
linens, glass ware, IRON, steel, sc. c.
/ Catiett. Sailed in company slip Rea-
pcr, York, for Philadelphia. Left ships
IGrotious, How4en, uncertain when to
sail /; Salus, Pilsbury, uncertain; Fame,
Mix, ditto brig Hope, Low, for Boston
lin s days.
/, Oct. 10, lat. 81, AZ, Ion. 27, so, spoke
brig Mercury, Of Plymouth, from st. Pc
for Boston. Nov. 10, lat. SO,
SO, lon. 66. spoke ship Iris, from Gotten
burg for New-York.
Arrived brig Dolphin, Capt. Williams,
from Observation-Disclosures & Fowle.
- Brig sukey, capt. Bunten, New
buryPOrt- plaster and lumber--I.awra-
sop g Fowle.
49, Ship Mary, capt. Rabbidge. Lii
yerpeol--crates. &c, to G. Neale 81 Co,
vessel to Lawrason and Fowle.
Schr. Rose-in-B Bloom, Captain
Rowland. 40 DAYS from Malaga-Wine
and flesh fruit. T. Caldwell & Robt
Munro.
NoRFoLK, Nov. II.
Z. Arrived in Hampton Roads Yesterday,
schooner Hannah, Roberts. Of this port,
AZ days from Cadiz, bound to Baltimore.
Sailed in company with the ship lmo-
gene, Wheeler, of and hound fer Rich
mond, and brig Rose-in-B Bloom. M'Grath.
nf Fredericksburgh, for this port. Left
there the follosing vessels nearly ready
for sea, ship ,Eolus, Henry, of and for
Newly ork, ship Freedom, Blunt, Of and
for Portsmouth, N. Fl. ship 4Archimedes,
Neale, of and for p Philadelphia ;ship Ly-
dia. Heath, of AID for Alexandria schr.
Potumnas, Upper, for Malaga brig
Aimira. Delano, of Plymouth, Mass.
discharging her cargo, having rode 40
days quarantine, asd several others,
names not recolIected. Oct. Is, in lat
SO, so, long. 10, being then Is days. out,
and experienced nothing but head winds
and Gains. Determined the FIRST chance
of wind to run down for the trades, at s
A. M. saw a sail thwarting our bows, at
9 took her to be an English merchant
brig, as she Showed English colors and
Cred a gun, at II she hauled down the
English colours, hoisted Spanish and fired
another gun to windward, we now being
within gun shot, and no possibility of es-
Gaping, she bore down and hailed us, and
was answered from Cadiz, bound to Bal
timore. She reported that she was from
Perte Rico, bound to Malaga. / was
immediately ordered to repair on board
10 my boat, with my papers, which order
I thought best to obey, being under their
gems and fully in their power; after get
ting on board, they exmined my papers
|aOd found no fault with them, they then
teld me they were In distress for provi-
|sioHs, having been out 60 days. | told
them | would give them what could
spare, only asking for a little wood in re-
lurn, The captain and another man
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Opposite to =
The Mechanics Bank,
Ia the house lately occupied by Colone
A. LYNN, the subscriber has opened
and now offers for sale,
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT oF
FALL GOODS,

AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
FALL GOODS,
Consisting Of
g UPERFINE and second cloths, as
~ sorted coIors
pelisse ditto, eassimeres, cords, &c.
Plains, mixed and Devonshire kerseys
Rose and ilutfl blankets, coatings, &c,
Assorted Hannells
Ditto vestings
Ditto hosiery, cotton, Angola, worsted
and lambs wool
IA Irish linen, and 5-4 ditto sheeting
is, Z, S, 9 and l0-4 Irish damask ia.
Bile linen
81 ard 22-4 ditto table cloths
4-4 and 9-S caiicoes
Ia and GA ginghams
|9-S and GA cambrics and jaconetditto
Cd dimity cambria
Spperfine dimity and furniture ditto
Ditto India chintz furnitures @
Patent steam loom shirting cotton
Domestic ditto
Ro,nbazetts, assorted colors
Bombazeens. ditto ditto
Plain and striped lnull muslins
Corded, fancy striped and twilled cam
brio handkerchiefs
Is. 6 and "A lace shawls, black & whit
Elegant Brussels, Venetian and EnglisI
carpetings
Colsred cetton, linen & Madras hand
kerchiefs, furniture 8 carpet bind
ing, fringes, etc. etc.
| T The above goods were purchase
lon the most favorable terms, and Will
Isold low for cash or on q liberal credI
for approved notes.
j homas F. Herbert.
| October % d1w2aw3W
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From sfCILY.

The Editor of the Freeman's Journal ha'
been politely handed the GGzetta d.
.Nessina of the esd August, which
contains the following highly honora
BILE notice Of the exploits Of the Amer
can squadron against the Barbary Ri
rates. M
Translated from The Italisn for the Free
mans Journal.
MEsslNA, Sicily August 50.
On Saturday, the division of the Anne,
rican squadron, consisting Of 8 irigates
/ corvette, 2 schooners and a brig. COIN.
handed by commodore Decatur, drop'
anchor in this port. That brave officer
has the glory of having, after s. days ab
sence from the Wee Wosld. concluded
the most honorable peace for the GREAT
n AT ION which he represents, and We
~ much to the advantage of tie com.
merce. of his Country.-Although che
tenor of the Treaty has not yet beer
published, it is, however, known, from
good authority, THAT the Regency of AL
giers has been obliged to pay him the
amount Of the prizes taken during the
war; aud the Regencies Of Tripoli and
Tunis have been obliged to Indemnify
the American government for all the
prizes which have been made in their
perts by foreign nations.
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Just received.
Nov 22a
Salt aNoas.
Lindsey a,ld I'm

Lisdscy Gld I'm
EEAvE COCO byrhels ST. bcs Salt
d q aflest, which Will be sold. or ae.
communicating terMs; II taken from on
board.
IN sToRn,
New-orleans and asuaeeyado Sugar
in bids.
IS bids. good retailing ticiasses,
St Croix Rum in pancheons,
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee in
bags.
lobales Georgia upland Cotton.
Nov 90 st
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REMEMBRANcER..

Extract Of letter from very respecta-
bic house in Liverpool TO their friend
and Correspondent in N. York.
hIvERrooL, Sept. 2S, 1915.
The arrivals of Cotton during tie
last week ainouats to upwards of 1900
bags principally ffom N. Orleans. and
the demand has been considerably check
Ell. The middling and inferior qualities
are now particularly dull, and have de-
eiined at least lie to Id per ID. from last
quotations" Also under date OF the
S5thtwo days after. :. Referring to our
respects Of che 2sd inst. we aid line
merely to state that we have no aItera-
tlon TO notice in our markets, except in
Gotten, which is dull, and the middling
and inferior qualities Of which are again
-i-2 q lbslower. New 6 per cent stocks
are dallatS8 per cent. dollars are selling
at As ID. l-2 each.
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XX7EEMs's Life of Washington,
wv Human Manners, Goldsmith's
Natural History, Goldsmith's Rome,
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, Rollins An
Gent History, Lucien's Dialogues, Ho-
race Delphini, Buchan's Demestic;s!edi-
e,Ewell's Medical Companion, yince's
Astronomy. ymce's Fluxions, Hawney's
Mensuration, Every man his own Cattle
Doctor, Misses Magazine, Village Ser
mons, Rise and Progress of Religion,
SaIey,s Theology, Christian World un-
masked, lions Pilgrim, Thornton Abbey.
Faber on the Prophecies, Village Dia-,
Iogues, Watts ON the Mind, jays Ser s
mons, KIopsthck's Messiah, Tenn Jenes
Pope's Works, Ossian's Poems, Don
Quixetc, Lord Byron's Werks, thinner
man on Solitude, caliope, Leonidas,
Wreath, Duty Of Women, &c. Il.
~ On hand. :.
School Bibles and Testaments, Spell
ling Books, Primers, Murray's Reading
Sequel, Grammar, exercises and Ke-
SCOTS Lessons, Columbian Orator, A
nerican Nepos, Oniel's Geography, John
sons Dictionary in miniature, Walker,
Jones, and Perry's school Dictionaries,
Johnson and Walkers large ditto.
Writing and wrapping Paper, Playing
Cards, Ink powder, States and Pencils,
Waters, and sealing-wax, Quilts, Draw
ing Paper, Cancels hail. Pencils, and
Water Colours, etc. etc.
r. GRAY
Has published new editions of the
Clerk Magazine, the Easy Introduction
to Reading, and an, Almanac for 1916
All of which he offers for sale on accom-
medating terms.
Oct. g. ag
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Charles L Cat}ett

H AS received per the ship Orion, d.
M rect from Hamburg, aud offers for
sale the following Goods. VIZ.
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~
Use fa,loving article was handed us
,,rstime ago, by a person who served
: ss' The war o. thereyolltion, and was per.
J, .aa 50 aequainted with the individual
sy..,;bed 1T may amuse some OF our
a asss.rs, and probably they may conclude
. ~ characters like the one dcscrlsed.
Ns' -. mi con6ned TO tie days Of the rec
s as,s :--.alIgsssa Georgia. Hsrrtd.
e. SINGULAR CHARACTER.''
!. Daring the Revolutionary War.
.ss s man In Charleston named
y sasos Carter.-He Vas . European ..
' I'D # the few fiery hot-hsdded patriots OF
~ ~ Ssv who we're continually abusing
E,s British. / SAY the few, because tbs
80. rso,,Is II America at that tine, were
.ssetaAted by a rational, Determined ane
s :, sppassitiOn to Eritish Injustice, and
not ~ Wild extrayagaut passion his
George g after, expressed on all occa-
s;;oss those malicious and hateful obser-
s.sfians. wishes and tbFsats against the
nr:t;sh. which some Of the doably rarl-
lieJ patriots of modern days express, y
10 about as much purpose. he was 50
yioleatin these kind of observations, y
50 little encouraged IN them bypeo 8 IN
general, that he became alnoss outrage
8 Gus. aud frequently accused those who
would not unite with bin in his useless
abase. OF being in favor Of the British.
lie was a surgeon (and pretty good
enc too.) aud would sometimes tioorIsa
3 his sealpel, and show how be would
,iissect the British If they were IN his
reach. He called himself hensst George
Carter. on account of his pretended SUI
serior patriotism. He declared IN his
ycciferations, that sooner than submit to
tie British, he would suffer himsclt ODE
cut to pieces, and joint alter joint
10 be taken from him. and then
that sheuId be said there Tres
the honest truae." This term soon be-
came praverbial & universal IN Charles
ton, III the lower country, and IN the ar
szrT so that the Doctor was ever after
kacwn BIZ the name oEssthe hoEest trunk
Some years after the British took
Charleston, the honest trunk, forgot to
sSer himself for dissection, and all, his
malicious can't was now pointed at the
Aebets! Heswas as patriotic as before
buton a different side, he vas one Of
sie first, WIN si5ned a eoEgfntasatory
address TO the British commander, III
the success Of the British arms. He liz,
ed to see the Americans re-occupy The
city. Shane and chagTin drove him oul
of society, and lie died afterwards in Ut
ter contempt.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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500 boxes Glass Ware.

Consisting Of looking glass plates, de-
canters, tunblers, VINE glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
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klchard Libby,

Nnv 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-06
LONDON, March e1.

FUNDS per cent. Consols, SO.
The events which pass at this time be-
fore cur eyes, seem rather the effect of
theatrical delusion than of reality. We
cannot deny that the acts of the congress
have inspired Napoleon with the idea
of the possibility Of securing himself from
the fate, they are preparing for him, by
erdeavoring to survive the attachment of
his old comrades in arms. He was not
ignorant that the French military were
reduced to state of misery and despair,
by the effect Of the reductions which had
taken place, and the prospect of a peace
which would render their future services
useless. He knew likewise that the Rour
bons had neglected to make sure to them
the confidence of the numerous class of
new landholders, by respecting their &C
questions and the constitutional charter
which he had given to France; but that
they had on the contrary, determined to
destroy the new order of things, as soon
as time and opportunity would permit.
Napoleon had perceived, above all,
that fanaticism had obtained much intu-
ence in the counsels of the sovereign; an
influence which excited fear among the
people, of seeing all the burdens OF the
priesthood fall upon them again, without
restoring to them the benefits of religion.
We believe that all these have determin-
ed him once more to try his fortune.
The conduct of the congress offered
him guarantee against the return of the
people OF the different countries, which
had laborcd for his downfall. God only
knows what will be the issue of his pro-
ceedings.-.Norn. Chron.
The number of the English troops in
Beisumis evidently exaggerated. These
troops consist of two battalions of the
guards, to which we must add the SD
and 54th regiments, with some weak Sc
cond battalions, altogether amounting on
ly to SIX or 1000 men. We have, in
truth, to purchase and to pay for the re-
mainder of our contingent, which is in
the whole 10000 men; but the troops
which ought to compose it, are not yet
in Belgium.-ib.
Lord Castlereagh denied last evening,
in rather an equivecal manner, that the
declaration published in the Frepsh jour
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NETWORK, May
1ranslated fer the .Nsac-Y York CoH'ne'7
eial AdUertiseT.
From French papers received ~ the fin'
cal.
PARIS. March 2S.

1t appears that the king did not deter
mine to quit Paris until the last moment
and that badly informed OF the dlspesitl-
ons Of the army and people, he had pesn
byond up by hope until the moment Q, ms
departure, for all his little moveablesf
have been found in his apartments.--un
his table was port folio, containing his
correspondence with the Duchess OF An
gouleme for many years; nhis drawers,
R;s correspondence with Louis XVII
some familiar correspondence with many
ladies some medals which he was In the
habit of carrying about with him; daily
reports on current affairs and many O.
Their things calculated to compromit ma
nv individuals, if the present government
had not assumed as principle, to be lg-
norant of every thing that has been done
for ten months past.
The minister Ferrand was quietly IN
his bed on the Goth, at 6 O'Clock, IN the
morning, when count Lavalette came to
wake him, to tell him that he must de-
part. He did not know that the king
had gone.
AT the Thuilleries, when the servants
of the emperor came to set the house In
order, they found many eff the king ser
wants in bed, ignorant Of what had TAX
en- place.
What could be the cause of so extra
ordinary negligence we suppose, that
ccnfding in the troops collected at Vii
lejuif and those assembled at Melun, the
court believed they had two or three days
to spare. In fact, the king went on the
18th to the champ-de-mars to- see his staif,
which were to have gone to the camp at
Villejuif! but it appears, that on the
18th, in the night, some of the body
guards, arriving from Montereau & Me-
lun, announced that they had been pur-
sued by the troops Of the emperor; and
that at the same time being undeceived as
to the dispositions of the troops at Vile
iuif, (who spent the night in preparing
their tri-coiored cockades) fears took
possession of the court, and that the king
precipately Quilted his apartment, leav-
ing it in the condition in which it then
was. His servants thinking only of their
own interests, and Of their own safety,
had not the presence, IF mind, to remove
from their masters chamber those things
that might be interesting to him.
Count de SISSY is appointed minister
of state. and count Otis and baron Big
nor sub-secretaries to the minister OF state
for foreign affairs.
Camp Marshal Doucet is appointed by
the emperor, chief of the stab at Paris,
under the orders of Count Hulfn.
The Princess Julia, wife OF Prince Jo-
seph, and her two daughters have arrived
with this prince.
General Albert, who accompanied the
Duke of Orleans to the frontier, is on
his return to Paris.
Ferraud, minister of state to the late
government, has not followed the count
Lille, but has retired to Orl.ns.
Lord Fitz-Roy Somerset, accredited
by the Chief of the late government, has
received his passports and has set out, by
the way Of Dieppe for England.
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John B Hammett,
Upholsterer & Paper Hanger,


Corner of Washington 4 King-streets,
.4LEXANDRIA
TENDERS his services in the line of
his profession to the citizens of the dis
trict and public in general. Orders will
be executed in the best and most fashion
able manner, with punctuality and dis
patch.
An assortment of elegant paper hang
ings with borders to match, linen and
cotton bed-tickings, furniture dimity,
fringes and tassels, bed, furniture, and
coach lace, cotton, yarn, &c. &c.
Wanted CURLED HAIR in the rope
and live GEESE FEATHERS.
May $. dstlaw4t
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Just Received

AND FOR SALE,
Philadelphia Porter and Ale by the
barrel or in bottles.
&. A quantity of nice Seed Potatoes by
wholesale and retail.
Mackarel by the barrel or retail.
Onions by the bunch.
ALSO,
A quantity of Bacon, anda general as
sortmeut of Groceries as usual. All of
which will be sold low for cash.
VIM. Garner.
. st.
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From the Journal des Debates g Parl
paper) 18th .March.

Gen. Lambert, on whom the command
of our troops devolved, after the death OF
our brave Sir Edward Packenham, gives
the following account OF the clrcumstan-
cos which determined him to desist from
the attack on n. Orleans.
"Our brave commanding general, who
never could pc prevented from exposing
his person at the post Of homer, and shar-
ing in the danger to which the troops
were exposed, Immediately after havln !;
given the signal to advance, ran at iul,
gallop to the front of the line to animate
the men by his presence. he was seen
to wave his hat on the crest OF the giacls.
to encourage them. He received amps .Ia
at that moment two wounds-one III tiis
knee, and one in the body: the lal's :,
was fatal, and he tsl into ths aE@s :"
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SAH-MAKING.
]. F. CALDWELL
OFFERS FOR SALE,


OFFERS FOR SALE,
At his Store corner Of King and Union
Streets.
100 bbls. sl.d put up for family use
with Salt Petre,
80 do. Herrings for do.
Best Cogniac Brandy
Ditto Holland Gin
Ditto Favored Whiskey
Mould Candles
Muscovado Sugars
Loaf do,
Lisbon Salt
Green Coffee
TE.as-Imperial, Gunpowder, Young
Hyson, and Hyson Skin.
Nutmegs, Pepper, Mustard, Sal
lad Oil, Segars.
May 4. st
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RENOVAL,

THE subscriber has removed to the
Store on Ranlsay's wharf, formerly oc-
cupied by Yeaton and Conway,
fYhere he offers for sale,
Beef and Pork in barrels.
Salt In ditto
Soap and Candles in boxes.
c. GRIFFITH.
April 6. tt
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JUST RECEIVED.
1000 lbs. fresh Soft Shcncd
ALMONDS,
AND FoR SALE BY
LOUIS BEELER.
Arr;l

To Rent for | or more years
TyHE Brick Bake House formerly
occupied by Marsteller & Young,
situate on the West side of Union street,
adjoining Conway's Wharf. For terms
.andrs,o Jameson,
OR
Robert C0n1cay.
Aprii Is.
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V, RoYAL-sTREET. ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Ia 1915.

loughlin Nasterson,
Late Of the firm Of +
Morgan & Masters'oen,
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the cit
HI zens of Alexandria and public IL
general, that he carries on the
Boot s, Shoemaking
in the house he at present occupies on
Royal-street, a few doors south OF King.
street, and directly opposite the Office OF
the Alexandra Gazette; where he will
be happy to execute the orders Of his
friends, and promises to use his best en-
beavers TO give general satisfaction, to
such as may favor him with their custom.
He will keep on hand an assortment OF
Gentlemcn's light SHOES and PUMPS.
Nav 81. SIN.
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States for roofing Houses.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of Alexandria. Geo. Towu
End Washington, tt at he is authorised to
contract for the delivering any quantity
of Baltimore Roofing Slate, sold by Mr..
W. Cara,an. The following are the pri-
ceS -
For 10 and II in length. 8 dollars per
square. roof measure.
For le and Is ditto. 9 dollars.
For IA. is and 16 ditto, 10 dollors.
For Il, Is and 10 ditto, II dollars.
For 90, 81 and 90 ditto, 10 dollars.
For as, "a and 26 ditto, Is dollars.
For IS and so ditto, "a dollars.
The terms will be more fully stated
to any gentleman calling on the subscrib-
er in king-street.
JOHN PARADISE.
Nav OF. 2awtf
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June L..
Public Sale.

Il u OilOs. Aio1Ss
On FRIDAY. the 10th day Of June next,
at 10 O'Clock, in the morning, will be
sold, to the highest bidder, on the pre-
mises, iffair, if not, the next fair day I:
on terms and conditions then to be
made Known
A LII the interest or claim which the
"A late James Dali and John Heath
cote lad or died seized in tie following
fec-simple property. viz.
One three story brick house and lot in
Fairfax street, with other buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by MIR.
JOHN Lloyd.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story brick house and lot on
Fairfax-street, now occupied by Messrs.
Silas and David Reed as shoe store.
Immediately thereafter,
One two story brick house and lot on
Water-street, as now occupied by MIR.
Witiam Dunlap.
Immediately thereafter rM be sold,
An annuity of 40 dollars in a Rouse
and lot on King-street, in valuable 81
tuation.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story bake-house and lot on
Ramsay's wharf, with the buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by Mr..
Andrew Jameson. A satisfactory title
will be given to the purchasers & attend
ance by
EDWARD DAY, Trustee.
april &c. cots.
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REMOVAL.

kEMOV AL
TNHE Subscriber thankful for past IA
i. vors, informs his friends and the
pubic generally, that he has removed his
front SHOP to the lower corner of Fair
fax and King Streets, where he offers for
sale handsome assortment of
Beaver Hats
OF the first qualitv.-ALSO, a large
quantity of WOOL. HATS of a very SUI
perior quality. and large SUPPLY Of low
price FUR HATS that may be had at the
lowest northern wholesale prices.
All orders from the country will be at
tended ,.with punctuality that will in-
sure satisfaction.
Thomas L. Martin
n. B. TWO SMART BOYS will be-
taken to the above business.
May Is. eosw.
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200 reams Wrapping Paper
"A do. low priced Marine PAPER,
Just received for sale By

IL. UKA1,
WHO HAS ON HAND,
A few copies of Bowditch's Practical
Navigator, Blounts American Coast Pr
lot. and a large stock of School Books.
Blank Account Books of every de-
scription ruled and bound to any given
pattern. !
April 6.