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ing Of
lJapann'd, black, red
& white tea trays
Plate warmers and
IDrrssing cases
IShdvels and topgs
Green wire tenders
Iron, tin. & copper
tea kettles
Sauce pans
Pins
needles
K hitting pins
Iron aud japan'd /.
candle sticks
|Crambo, Toupee &.
! knife combs
ICloth, nail, hair,
| crumb, paint and
sweeping brushes
|shot bolts, powder
j Basks, fishing rods
lines and hooks
Walking canes and
| whips
Pocket books, back
CANNON boaras,
snuff boxes. pia Z
| ted cap9'I,esticks,
casters, &c.
pistols, dirks,
/ and gun-hints.
Vices. anyils, spades
shoyels, frying.
j pans, bar e sheet
| lad and tin plates
Dar-ircn, steel, and
| Wagon boxes
| ALSO,
IGilt ard mahogany
| framed pier look
ing glasses
Toilet and pocket
glasses
Military goods and
Jewellery, and
Of other articles,
: sale on moderate
retail.
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Merchants Bank of "A exam
dria,

Sept. &c, 1875.
~ ME Stockholders in this institution
a are hereby notified, that the Sc
cond sinstalment OF ten dollarson each
share Of the capital stock is called for,
and required to BE paid IN, onor before
the Ist day OF Dec. ensuing-and that
the Sd mstalment of five dollars on each
share, is also called for, and required
to be paid in on the 1st day CT January,
1916.
BY order of the President and Direc.
tors.
James s. Scott, Cashr.
sept. 27 dstlaw z
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Griffith and BraWner
offer for Sale.
a Quantity Of second hand Riggiag.
Sep.eaa,ef -
Landing this Day,
For sale ny lie sjatsl :rlbcrs--
6s crates Qaeen's Ware, consisting
principally Of blue & grs.en edged Dishes
and Plates.
IN sT,ORE,
so crates Qpeer.is Ware, completely
asserted.
s ditto blre and green edged Plates.
4 punesieons real Antigua Rum, Sd
and 18th proof.
81 hhds- Muscoyado Sugars.
1900 bushels White CadiZ Salt. -
adams, Herbert g Co.
Sept. 90.
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Adam Lynn,

and plated wares
Consist
Iron rim, and brass
door locks
Stock locks
Drawer, chest, desk,
trunk. cupboard,
and pad locks
ii, HI butt, parlia-
ment, table and
chest hinges
Screws, bolts, latch
es, planes, ems
sells augurs, plane
irons, compasses,
squares, hand pan.
mel. tenant, sash,
and compass saws
Mill, cross cut, and
pit saws
Smiths files
Mill, cross cut, pit,
and hand files
Rasps
Ivory, buckhorn, s
bone table y des-
sert knives and
forks
| Pen. rocket, prun-
ing, butchers and
shoe knives
RaZors and scissors
Drawing-kniyes
grass eommode han
dies art knobs.
ec!eaaah aad curtain
pins
Hard butt Hinges.
hooks, socket cas-
tors, nails, stair
rods and eyes,
chimney hooks,
kettles, candle
sticks, and foot
men,.
Plated and tin'd bri-
die bits, stirrups,
buckles e slides,I
martingale hooks
and spurs.
II great cariety )
Which he offers for
terms wholesale and
August a6.
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At the corner si King anu koyal streets,
Alexandra. where every exertion viii
be made to give satistactionin their liRe,
al d hope from their attention to their
and those who NAV favor
i'ea li;sas Orders 70 iecsiye = ssase
i ug.lc .z,-.s..N.
Ses.g st. 81
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Griffith e Brawner,

Hare Just rgceired and eBsr for Sale,
Irish Linens and Long Lawns
Platillas and Dowlas
Cainbrics and Leno Muslins
Cambria Ginghams
Pocket Handkerchiefs
Chinese Grapes
Cotton Hose
Mems and boys Beaver Gloves
Rombazettes, &c.
August 81.
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EN-, RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
pUBLIsHED D.aiLY. BIZ s. sA0YDEyA. Rl
THURSDAY, OcToBEa 6. 1915.
Griffith &c Brawner.

VTIIiiiCl &C OTdWIltI,
Have received by the late arrivals from
Liverpool, and offer at private sale on
the most pleasing terms,
s cases we'll assorted Madras Handker-
q chiefs,
4 cases Shifting Cottens.
Sept. rs.
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Cawte & Frinyet,

D EsPECTFuLLY inform tie public.
HI that they have commenced the
Tailoring Business
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p @ S r S C. Il I p r.
Ns,0- York, Jp'y Is.
From our Correspondent.
OFFICE OF THH GAZETTE.
Boston. Suntlay---noon

EOoAONs iJubSe| -iSOlis
Just arrived, ship New Packet, capt.
Dronson, in So DAYS from Liverpool
Mr. Miach;a passenger. The enclosed
is ali that we are able to send TO day.
The French frigate Aislpomene hal
been capturedin the Bay of Naples, In
attempting to violate the blockade.
The evil war continued to rare in
France, last accounts. TIE French funds
we're at TIE logsst ebb 10 which they
.lava YET fallen, viz. 50 to IS II.
Il IS stated, that an action took place
on rile 23ta May, in Which Bonararte,s
general. Travut, with 5000 mca, was
routed viii, great lass.
Boaapartes speech Of the seventh Of
June, to the Chamber Of Peers & cham
Der of representatives, has been receiv-
ed in London. He says that fosnida-
Bile coalition Of kings assails the isde-
pendence Of France: and t0at their ar
mics arrive On the frontiers. He-ala3es
to the capture Of the NselGomene, il
which blood has been she'd during the
tleace. He Acknowledges lisii5ga and N
sarrectiobs OF the pe1pis u have taken
place, antl tie frances Of the coant:y to
De- derauSed says. 1t - possible lie may
soon join the army. Reports we're tat
ne had actually set of fof that parpase.
Tie Ereaca yesselaseltln to Plymouth,
had been given I'D by the British goyeIn-
meht and sailed for Brest.
la England a new loan Is announced,
Tor g millions.
twas reported that Murat had made
good lis escape and hattarrsyed 1T PaT;s.
iiost;iities we're hot e0n4a.euce4, 9at
we're expected daily.
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ed with gunhery must know is within
nnint hlank carrnnada re- Ilpe & secnnfllr

ed with gunnery must know is within
point blank carronade range /; 4 secondly
that no offers whatever were made, nor
any temptations held out to the crews o.
said ships to induce them to desert. or
quit the service of their king on the
contrary the very frequent expressions
of desire on Their Part to enter our ser
vice, were Invariably discountenanced by
the officers Of the Constitution.
There is another charge made against
the nficers Of the Constitution in the pro-
cee,lings of the court marital, that the
-crewsrof the Cyane and Levant were
coniaed in the hold in the night time.
which is the custom on board all ships Of
wars and especially when the prisoners
are nearly as numerous as the crew Of
tie connaering ship but the crews Of
the Levaat and CYane were pernitted to
remain on the birth deck the whole Of the
day, and one third of them at a time on
the spar deck, who had 10 irons On them.
w. b. SHUBRICK.
ARCH. HENDERSON.
Commonwealth Of MASSACHUSETTS.
Safol3t, IS. Boston, 2oib Jatg. 1915.
hen tie said lysiliam u. Sh15r;ck
and .ffciijut5 Henderson, personally
appeared, and made oath to the truth Of
The above declaration by them subscribed
oefore.
THOMAS WELSH, jr.
Justice Of the Peace.
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LATEST FRuM EUROPE.

TIE slip Minerya-smyth, capt. AZ
len, arrived at this port yesterday from
Liverpool which port she left OIL tie 10th
Jaae, and brings Liverpool rapers, OF
that date. London papers OF tne 8tt,
aad Lloys list Of the 9Th. A file Of each
is received at the o:ics of tie Aicrcan-
tile Advertiser. Ehey contain a great
mass Of interesting matter, of which our
limits will not permit us to give more
than briefo,eine.
dostilit;es lad not commenced on the
Continent. Preparations on scale OF
great magnitude continued to be making
on either SIDE, and in very little time
It was expected tie powers would
:. Cry Havcc>, and let slip the dogs Of
war;
Murat, the king Of Naples, has ceased
to reign. On the 18th May the British
SQUADRON entered the Bay of Naples, and
the slipping and arsenals were surrend.
cred. Whether the King escaped, or re-
NAMED prisoners had not been asces.
tanned. An account lad reached the
British government that he had been taxi
Gu prisoner aud sent tg Vienna anothey
account represents him as having land
ed at Toulon; and private letters had
heea received from Paris in which he is
aid to have actually arrived in that ci-
".
The assembly of the Champ-de-Ma
was held at Paris on the last days OF that
moath. The Moaiteur says it was an I'M
ppsiag spectacle, at which France was
represented by the chosen of its citizens,
agricalturists, merchants magistrates and
WARRIORS a scene producing as lively
an ENTHUSIASM as any that had taken
place since tae epoch of the revolution
The additional Act Of the Contitu ions
cite Eaupire was proclaimed as accept
Ell by almost an unanilnity Of votes, the
whole number of negative votes being
only 1906. It was ratified by the 81
gaatare Of the Emperor, who addressed
the Assembly in very animated speech,
Ia which he informed them that & En-
oerio, Consul. Soldier, he held every
t,ing of the People ; that in prosperity,
in adversely, in the field of battle, in tie
council, on the throne, of exile, France
was tae solo and constant object OF his
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|, give honor to whom

S, Co. give honor to whom
mt CIV authorised to trust my own
I'D Is believe We were in gu,
v!essy. s"s sl,ea We voted the thanks o.
r. bt ssa's, : ne heroes Of Chippewa and
@saal l,,,sr. Brown, Scott anu Elhiey'
Sits g AZ sl,e American army on those
81 s'Rlses ); he'd AID saiisa'inary Eelds.
AZ sas,i uas earned and trust they
fssrs s y a md sweat, and lives, were
.as's Dr. a .ot be spelled OF their dear
pis (, w., ~. i q to deck the brow Of the
as4sa s,slt "a the land. And when
tss s sa A. re3srts d the memorable
lsfai : = ;tjsil iinyiilcibles before y.
ssss ;as.,lsd to the ya,ar OF Ames,-
fisa sr.s'. nc. plain husbautlmsn, IRON
\ q 'sSa;e,. aud ifcsn their homes. am
II 3 . ,sgssiye the name Of Aiadisoa
r r ~ : ssps.aiis Who Conducted our
rl,s + mrs s Glory aaa to victory
s'i's sves, as ( read TIE reports on
81 & mint me 10 the names Of Jack
p '3 @.r',,lI aud Coffee. But let re not
's'ges.lsrssDo: as ihtensiing 60 Withhold
y 4. 4. l ,rssialea tie hoaors, Which he
y .-sEgy,,y cia.a. There are heids
7, ' ,lss liz iaufels crowd, and il the
' l.'sS,sn fsoa Virginia would be direct
s. 80 sssSa he n,sg elSaer them III arnssoi.
'.s =. . Il, me glaas OF Bia,icasbai,g. !"
rs;s :efAst ifval Air. ssasoR caiieo
j, N. BaFboar personal menace. in
III. i. be stated thai 10 man "a tie Sc
~ VA, rsa.i be allowed TO obIeefany thing
,,..snal u iana with laiPuAity.
h Mason AGAIN reoliel that he was
s,y 70 : scite the dispieasure u the ho-
, %g sentleMan from vissieia. de
Il not intended to be persaass to him.
had saIy intended 70 pay due regard
+ fe iiIastrisas pess0uae e, whom tie
S,rs,ls geGtistaaa, vhetaer prudently
sns.essaliiv, was not for hin, to say
|tll,txlaccd iaIo the diScusSion. But
SaAe eAeeatioa o. his threatened ven.
ps,ce. the valor of the honorable geu-
s,ssa ssall prove to be Ike that of LIS
huiie bero, he shoaid not colsidei
laself ia much danser.
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Charleston. eT,Ir 90


Arrived, Spanish ship CaIIot;., Francis
de i3ita, Master Al days from New-E ork
hound to Hayana, put in here in distress
having been pidndered by pirate under
!Cart.lagenian coloys. Capt. de kIita has
| furnished US with the following Earticu-
lars:
! Sailed from II. Y. on the sth June,
Ibound to liayana-0n the eth July, the
wind being ahead, anchored in the Little
Isaac. On the 9th, got under way, but
the Wind continuing battling, We driited
through the Gulph, and on the 10th,
tound oarsel ses in lat % 81. long 70 90 :
the wind being still ahead and very
Hight, We made the best Of our way in
Ifeuding to go round Abacco; on tie 18th
liza the afternoon, being in lat. 20 6, long.
l7o $, We fell in with and were taken
Ijossesien Of by Carthagenian privateer,
| pilot boat schooner of about 70 tons.
manned almost entirely with americans,
aud apparently from the United States
HAVING in company the Spanish brig Car
sien, from philadelphia. which they had
captured on the 5th Instant. The next
Informing they hoisted out the ships long
boat, and after throwing over all the lum-
|berlon deck and quantity Of hoops,
shocks, sc. proceeded to carry the re-
maindser Of the cargo, consisting OF flour,
&c. on board the. brig: After taking
from tie ship as much OF her cargo as
they could put on board the rig, they
proceeded toNplunder her of spare suit
of sails, all !her cabin furniture, some
rigging, and about 80 gallons water.
They aiscp plundesed the passengers, Of
fcers and, crew Of all their valuable,
watches, clothing, e. searching their
pockets for money, and rescrting to every
expedient in their power, to discover
some articles ofjewelry, watches, &c.
which had BEEN concealed, and in which
they succeede,h but too well. After do
ing all this, the y threatened to burn the
ship, but were prevailed upon to ransom
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DEPOSITION

|,,,,, ~ July q. We. william Il.
= =" a !feutenant in the Z. s. ma
|a.s'.]. 'sqbdd Henderson, captain
h. es' both of the United States.
| (esIsS l'Isptien, 80 seyerallY testify
Gis,a s.e that We have seer IN tae Bias
|g,t s y Of tie l-fh Jusy car.eat. ar
b.. = a Court marital holden al
qas NE 2sth June last, For the
is Ii s,a Officers and crews of LIS B,i-
b., s'y's late slips the Cyane s
siao,. which =, il Is stated, among
= W. I, that the Constitution 10 her
ep NJ uisse SHIPS KEEP, at long sa.it.
Oh uas'.e raase and sccond,r.
ssf, saS,c0aians are male on mt the
IA &, az ships far their Ioya,ty IN re-
sce' ~ repeated offers mad 60 them
:. s ~ Tito the American service e VICE
sa sur oaihs decia. .eaa that "a ', the
aies !, , a ranged alongside OF
&ls. :. : nor a greater distance than
ssery IersQn ac9caint-
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INNFs-N--l-.NA
- =sss= -
Boston, .EIv 9

t'9,5V's9 oEtaV =
Yesterday arrived II tjais port The ear
til ship Aephyf, With prisoners trom
1a,tmoor,. having left Plymouth June 5,
lie day that the Shakespeare sailed. An
Intelligent passenger, who was unable to
Iprocure papers up to tie day Of his sail
Ing, informs, that the latest Intelligence
from the continent strengthened the eN-
lrectation Of the speedy commencement
lof h,3tilitte2.
The schooner DcTe which arrived
nerc yesterday from Halifax in passage
III nine days, reports that she spoke the
June Packet soing iato HALIFAX.
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Itn0ug,ltS anu aCls0HS ana that. like the
Athenian king, he sacrificed himself for
| his people, in the hope of seeing realised
Ithe promise which was given, but not
Eper:5lmea, to preserve France in her
riahts, her honoars, and her natural
Integrity He invites the members
iof the assembly, on their return to
Their departments, to tell their consti-
leuents that g foreign kings, whom he had
lfaise4i 10 the throne or who are Indebted to
Ihim for the preservation Of their crown,
lall Of whom IN the season Of his prospe-
Irity sued for his alliance, now direct all
their blows against his person and that
1t he did not see that it's the country
they aim at, he Wouid. place at their lner-
Icy LIFE OH the destruction Of which
they shew themselves bent so obstinate
~" The Emperor then took the oath..to
observe and CAUSE TO be observed the
Constitution Of the Empire ; and the
Invititatle rent the air with cries of ..We
swear to perish, if necessary, i'll its de-
fence, against the enemies of the coun-
| try aud OF the throne !"
Napoleon, it was expected, would
lleaye Paris tor the frontiers OH the Sd OF
Jane, two field eluipayes having been
prepared for him.
Tie British Honse of. Commons, on
the 9TH June, voted an address for mo
Inument TO the Alcnory OF Cir Edward
packeniIan.
A vessel had arrived at Falmouth,
(which left Baltimore on the 18th Of IL
prii.
The Allied Monarchs had MT depart
| ed from piehna on the 9th MAY.
The whole Russian force consisting of
| "a ,334 men, 10000 horses, and great
park Of as-ltIe.y, vas la slyancvi to-
wards the complete establishment OF It's
COMMUNICATIONS w,yh the giand Austrian
army ON TIE ielt, and the prussia4s on
tae right.
Aitaoue'. 10 act IF hostility has been
committed against Napoleon By land, the
war appears t. have commenced at sea.
THE British fyisate Rhi's, from Plymouth
len crnize, has cactu~eA tie French
Ibig Alexis, FROM Roxen f,r Erest,
doubtless acting Under tie orders OF the
coErt.of admiralty.
TIE y. 5. Sleep Of war WASP, is re-
Iportck ii tie 10 ,don papers, to have
sunk t5o British sioops neg.. 1,Iaranha,n.
The English East~India ship Bengal,
WITH q rich caFg,, has been destroyed by
IAN accidental Gre, and above 20 persons
unfortunately perished. che was to
have sailed 81 the follcaing day fur Eng
laai.
The london Garette Of the 9Th Of
June announces the appointment OF the
hon. c. Bagot to be Envoy sXt aerlina-
Try to the i. S. If America.
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!, BRITISH COURT MARITAL.

~
ils .al'ors Of the Boston Gazette, have
49, aslsa the aecoant He;2h we gave on
!, ,- y May lass OF the nayai court martial
@'l,ax, lhthe case of the officers and
me- Tie British sioop OF war CYaue,
.1e 'campanied it with tie follow
|oS .'As-- These is a perversion of
IT.. . vel as .hagnanimity. in tl,ie
! 4. sSllsssraceflli 70 tie character Of a
- >. ,'llcer. We know L 10 be a fact
n S ~ 0fpS9sins ships wee within mus
la,t. 'Fat 50 fafifom any ailurement
M s%NOat y induce TIRE enlistment ol
s prisoner, capt. Stewart uniiormlv
q, aN " !c5tatious Of greaf man
. enter tie service cfthe United
N ~ui 'Sat vitSrespeet to tier treat
ssiie on board tie Constitution.
as no futher manaeled than Is
se,' S9ch occasions, Or than vas in-
4. : eeIanaed as measure oil sale
s,.; i@S9as's on board actually out
- s.,e el'e@ 81 the Constitution
d, 'As IS we make Wit. eon;;tIeIee.
sF ia'ofr'atiUn from all officer
an ire action.
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Fresh Lrugs and Medicines.
William Harper, jun.
ApothecaIy and Druggist, Alexandra,
Fairfax stIeef,

|NpOIbtCuIJ d'u ASS'S>1 >>~~>>~Ai19
FairfaX-stIeef,
EMAs lately received general as.
Il sortment of Drugs, Medicines.
shop Furniture, Walls, Dye stuffs, &c.
and is in daily expectation Of Yer, ex-
tensive supply, Which was selected fem
q e latest importation s, and will warrant
lem to he pure and genuine, ard tie
prices as low as they can he purchased
of eqnal euality) in tie district. A
5ood credit given to physicians aid mer-
chants in the country, ard their orders
eEecuted with the utmost care 4 atten-
ion--C ountry produce will he received
at the highest cash price in payment tor
Jeeiicines.
l have 5000 VT. of the frat quality
Aof ;',' sL on hsud at reduced price.
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Just received by the Subscri.

bers,
The Analectic Magazine and the Fort
Folio for the present month.
Palmet's Historical Register OF the q.
States, vol. s.
Memoirs Of the Philadelphia Agricul.
tural Society--for Subscribers.
ALSO.
Bernard's Tour through France, switz-
erlanl, Savoy, Germany, and Belgium,
during the summer andiall of 1914.
The Pilgrims Of tue SUN, Poem, BY
J. Hogg. And
A fresh supply of Walter scott's ce!e-
grated Poem-tke Lord 'of..he Isles.
Jahss Kennedy and Son.
July 90. cow
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EROW s.uEDE.Y.

We learn by an arrival at Boston from
Gottenhusgh, that tie swedes were de-
ter:ninet' 80 assist In tie dctF.goning b.
.naparte again. All appeared tranquil in
Sweden, as to do,:.estic Affairs,
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A FGklelphia racer reports, that Mr..
sscre.asy cfoscaja&ieid will resign his
fce, There can be suit little debt OF
= lis opinions On several important
|rae, i is said, hare been at variance
|srA tha>e o. the Navy.Board; it is also
|Sd, IN enc Instance the subject in dis
fssss DELAYED until the arrival Of the
rSteat Ia Washington, when ii was
'Sass IN favor of tue Btaril. N1r. c,
/ 'ots'dered to be an intelligent mcr-
| saad abie navigator; bat has not
a. opportunities t. acquire that knoe-
S1' the requisites to forrn great Of
~, and the details OF that practical
|sa sc.eace whichis essential to due
w g OF tie efice Of Sacretary
ae Nav. The Office oasht to be a.
sass,aed all tie duties Of il Invested
Se Navy b.afd.--Bostoa Cssstingl.
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ALEXANDRIA,.
FRIDAY, Jvly %.

Ata meeting Of the President and ni-
sctp Of the Union Bank of Aleyantiria
% Thursday 2ath last. Joseph Smith <
Ieraae Piaamer, Esqaires, were unani-
nsasly elected Directors OF that institu-
M.
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Just Landing

By Griffith s. Frdzcner,
2 cases Marseilles vestinss
l do. ,estings and sewing Silks
do. Null Null Muslin
l do. Cambria, do.
9 do. White James
l do colored threads assorted
1000 rieces Gallons
2 cases Madras Handkerchiets
Boot Webb and Cord.
ALSO
10 hhds. New Orleans Sugar
100 boxes Pipes.
July ~.
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Sale by AUCTION.

Sale by uction.
ON Saturday tie eeth inst. at 10 o.
clock. at our Auction Room. King.
street, will be offered at Public Sale.
4 Hhds. New-0rleans Sugar,
rs Bacon Hams,
ALSO.
Cases Silk Hats, together with
variety Of Dry Goods.
Griffith Z Brawner.
July q.
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Potomac Company.

Potomac Company.
MTOI ICE is hereby given, That en-
w annual meeting of the Stockhold.
ers of said Company will be held accord
ing to law at SIMMs's Tavern in George
town, on Monday eth of August next.
BY order of the Beard OF PItESI-
DENT & DIRECTORS.
JOSEPH BREWER.
Treas'r of Potomac Company.
June g. eot7 Aug.
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VIM. IL. Rice & Co.
WHO OFFER FOR SALE
At their Store on Ring Street, a aceH Sc.
tected assortment Of seasonahe
DRY GOODS.

Which they will DISPOSE OF on the most
reasonable terms, tor Cash or to punctu-
al customers.
n. u. Allpersons indebted to A. New.
ton either by nete Or account are request.
eli to pay the same on or before the first
OF JG!y next, as his accounts will be left
with an attorney after that time.
Nav Is.
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Partnership.

A. NEWTON informs the public
thathe las takeninto partnership in trade
VIM. Il. RICE, and the business in fus
ture will be conducted under the firm Of
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TnOM As WELSH, ir.
Justice Of the Peace.