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FRANCE.

r. F9r1S, SEPT. 4.
The day before Yesterday tue King of
Prussia gave grand dInncr to the En-
peror of Russia, the hereditary Prince Of
Austria, the Dake of Wellington, and
several other Generals Of the Allied ar
mics. After dinner the standards intended
to be presented u severl Prussian reri,
mep's were brought. The Duke of Wei
hngton was tn II St to fastcn one of those
standards with nail u e2td The other
guests followed the exampie. TIE EmDe
for OF Russia wore, at this dinner, the
Prussian uniform.
SPANISH TRooPs.
Tt was OH the 9th ult. that the Duke Of
Angouleme, had conference with Cen
eral Castan s. that Genera! had pre-
viously stopped his march, but he occuDi
ed line within the French fr0rtjers. ard
he wished to rem in in that position till he
should rec We fresh orders from VI drid.
Ills Royal Highness. amin ted by a regard
for the dearest interests of the K nr, the
preservati OF his people, would not allow
an occupation CO 2triry to that Interest,"
The brava General { stanos yielded 10 the
force OF MS Royal Highnsss's representa
tons, and on the 28th gave orders that his
troops should repass the frontiers on the
2Sth.
Letter 2fhis Royal Ihghne8s tie Due de
5hgoHleme, 10 -12arshat PeYrenoii, az
IoUtou8e
" Cousin hasten to impart to Won. TO
|tranquiize our good City of Toulouse.
that have been fortunate enough TO obtain
from General Castanos, his evacuation of
our territory AMI his return into Spain. -
Ills orders viii be given tomorrow | |
hope III consequence to be able TO ioin |
Of -
$pusc, IN the early part of the ensuing |
5.huutiI. .
Four thousand Swiss troops have taken
possession of the fortress of TIll,,i1ruln
Pf which they form the new garrison.
The blo.kadc of the castle of Vim
fennes 10y the allied forces las been rails
$ Intelligence has been received from
s'ome or the 12.h Of August, that C.rdi-
~ Fes-h ard Bonaparte's mother arrived
3bsre on the 18th. Every On, was snr-
8rised to see them make their entrv in
sumptuous caring, folio 4ed by four o.
hers.
Bya resolution Of the Municipal Conn
OF Lyons, an extraordinary war tax
fas been laid on lodging houses. Tn pro.
ice OF this tax IS estimated at I.2g5.OOo
1ancs and the town has eng4 ged 70 nav
'h"lh IOV,OOC francs 20 the Austrian |
fovcrnor, in place Of tive requ sitions now
vied the iahabitants have lcen invited
pay down the amount Of the extraor-
parry tax.
Yesterday, the 1st Of September. the Ma.
HI Guard conf inty with tn Ve,ersns
8un'cd guard ID tic garden Of the In
Pourg, and in the MP barracks. ggbiob
been cOacuUcd By The prnao,,9
s. Or SUNDAY on,y. the tro ps Wi
~ to assemble in the morning. nr
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From, q Boston hafier.

1t is asserted with great PoSitveness III
the Pa i papers, that the treaty between
Louis XVIII. and the Allied Sovere!gns
had been ssned-and the employment OF
so distinguished person as Lord Stewart
On a mission from Lor Castiereagh to the
Prince Regent, is considered as corrobora-
tive it being supposed he was the bear
er of copy. But have seen no Official
account on the subject. The Emperors Of
Russia and Austria and King OF Prussi 4
were to leave Paris in short time TO at
tend grand review at Vertus. The Pa
risian editors say they VII not return TO
Paris but this is rather evidence of wish
than fact The symptoms of preparation
to Withdraw any part If the foreign troops
from France are v,ry flint. Serious COM
motions exist in the Southern departments.
The rest of the country is tranqu:l-and
apparently disposed to mike the best use
of dear-bousht experience OF the evils OF
revolutionary anarchy and criminal ambi-
ton.
1t is said the Austrians have relnquished
Their des gn of occupying Toolon d the
Prussi&ns that of taking possession OF Cher
bourgh.
The Marquis Montecheme IS appointed
the French Commissioner and III. Won
Haerdein the Prussian Commissions TO
reside at ST. Helena.
Mr. Canning was chosen to the British
Parlamen to the exclusion OF M Brouga-
am. We now perceive Mr.. B. is chos-n a
gain.
~ pr,ce-cucrent IL. ttAa, london Courier
r,La z.h = ,,t.,-.- ~sn..f &c. The M.
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MARSHAL, &FY.

Ncy has published through his Advocate,
a long Justification Of his conduct; Ii is cati
tied q ErhOsure justNcafD hott'' ie Mar
echal Ney." 1t occupies 20 quarto pages.
The following are the main points
1t begins with expressing some wonder
at the change that has taken place in pub
lie opinion relative to Marshal Ney.
"What sudden and terrible change has
taken place in opinion with respect to mar
sha, Ney?
Down to March, 1915, his name, rem
dered illustrious by 25 years Of eminent
servic and brilliant exploits, was dear TO
the country. The very enemi 5 of France,
admired in him the great Captain-an al
lowed him as much generosity IN his sen
timents as bravery AID skill at the head OF
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ErTdcf of'a letter from an american ren
Heman uoqo IN FTaAce 10 his friend in NJ.
YOTk, daieA
BORDEAUX, Sept. 10, 1915.

You probably may expect to have my
opinion as to the last great change in
France must candldly confess that Ma
poleon, by the last act Of his extraordinary
and eventfu fe, q say last, because think
ne viii never figure again upon the grand
theatre of the world) has forfeited in nv
view, very great part Of MS claims to the
character ofa great man. The field Of
Waterloo should have been to him, either
the seen Of d brilliant victory, or his grave.
He should have d cd nobly fighting at the
head ct those troops who were so enthusi-
astically aua~hcd TO him, and who to
man were Wiling to die for his glory anI
that OF France. The imperial Guard
know how to aic, but never to surreud r."
was tits unanimous reply of his faithful
guard. when called upon to yield and re
c I'VE quarter. 5 arcely one Of them sur
vived, and yet these men nc deserted -
The circumstances IN this case are think
widely different from those OF his former
lights from Egypt and Russia. In the first
NJ left an army. to gain an Empire in the
oc5nd, his safety WAS ssssnsia, to the pre-
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The Panther, of salem, sailed from I,iv-
erPocl, August % for the n. w. Coast
Ship ArSonant, Obear, of Boston, sailed
from do. for Calcutta, about the 18th Sep
TENDER.
At Cork, August 81, brig Pocalontas,
Post, from Norfolk. At GTeenocI,, sept.
;. British brig M-ry Ann, Service, from n.
York.
The late U. S. sloop of war FROLIC,
(now Fic'ida,) and most Of tine squadron
Oh this coast during the late war, are re-
tanned on the Peace Establishment.-Th
President and Essex are III ordinary.
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BY resolution of the Municipal Coun
Gil Vi Lyons, an extraordinary war-tax has
been made on lodging houses. The pro
duce OF this tax is estimated at ,255, 600
francs; and the town has engaged to pay
forthwith 10000 francs TO the Austrian
Governor, in place OF the acquisitions now
levied: the inhabitants have been invited
to pay down the amount of the cxtraordi-
nary tax.
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liz [am0 'LLOOS .SOHL

ports the supplies received from
ifranc met "A ready sale the estimated
quantity last veek is $500 bags, including
ths pa.b sale of Up nd and Surrinarn
lotion, which went off with much brisk,
ness
1c5acco-The late advices from Amer
IA, mention, that the stock of tobacco
re dy for shipp'ngi is inconside able and
as a scarcity Of fine Virginia is felt in the
market, an advance on The better qualities
OF I'd. p Id has taken ace the late ar
rivals OF III Iyl..n tarn off also OF inferior
DIES TlptIons ; severai q i, C; arrivals from
America OF Tobacco have taken place on
the continent, yet the export orders are
here cons de able. The ST OK 1st Instant,
W s, Virginia, 1856 hhds. Maryland, 1855
hhaS.
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- r." '"5ue SLoVl BUYS -
several Tou ' 8,;y sd tn, 81 .
| The whole world, &c. Swear, chen, since
fate has recalled you, tlat your lie future
study VAL be TO repair the evil YOU have in
! hicted on France--;h 1t YOU VIII render
the people .lpy. call npon you TO tax
mp arms only for the r1.intenancg of cur
h"its, md never more to p 'ess {. en- for
the purpose of attempt, usels SIS con-
quests, &c. On these con iiIiuns, / re-
noun1t opposing your projec.s. 1 yeld,
IN ora ! 10 preserve nay country ON the
cestrdc ions with which it Is menaLel, &c.
&c.
Bonapar!e submitted to every thing
dtmanded by the Marshal, and even
Iro used much more for The prosperity #
Fr4nce.
e" S on after Bonaparte's return to Paris,
The Marshal retired 10 his estate, not dis
8 aced IS was id, but DEC suse he W s
soon deceived respecting the false as
sert'ons given by BonaparIe of a speedy
compromise WITH tn powers.
- For one moment NJ rshal Ney con-
c-ivsd he il pc of saatchng his country
from tie cait,'iies Of foreign war-nis ex-
p cations were disappointed on tn 18Th
June. He Immediately returned to Paris.
And IN what disposition We may Judge
by the frank amt vigorous declaration he
made in the Chamber Of Peers, on the 22d
June.
Bonaparte sent by enc of his Ministers
an aud lciously iyi s message to the Cham
Der. But Marshal Ney was there with his
Of charactcr-too honest a man
to compound with his conscience-too much
the friend to his Country 20 suffer 1t to be |
abused by flesh lies. He declares open
" that the 18th Of June has left no o. |
lner alternative but that of speedy submis- !
sion.
That if his open proposal had been fol- |
lowed, Il Oh the I'D Tune it mad been de- |
creed to negotiate, The negotiation con-
70 the treaty signed at Vienna on |
ne 18th March by all tue Powers, would
nave restored the King sooner to his PEG
lie.
" And who knows if in that case. the
French territory wold have been occuDl4
q by 50 many foreigners, and such great
wis thus turned asi c ;"
After stating that the public good was
.lways his guide, tue Expose concludes as
blows -
Such, without aay disguise, is the con-
i1Ct OF Marshal hey since tie month of
darcA, 1915. Does there result from it,
We do not say tie prejudice, tat he has
omntted the CdiOus crime Of treason, but
ven a real moral d graduation All crime,
. the legal acceptatioa Of the word, SUI
cs-s the prcpcJitatOn or interest more
E less prev'iling. The -rip.- of tire son
Jnsisis Of long sue es,ive efforts Of cow
rdiy AID pcrrdous co bl.ations.
" An error Of The momcnt, The effect Of
. uthc -ri-Ct CObCutTC1 e OF tie moi ,
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QUEBEC, (Canada } October 70

- . EC' OUHuuA OctODer II.
Our neighbours in the United States, as
a previous step to the adjustment of the
boundaries on the frontiers Of these Pro-
vinces by tn. Commissioners, are taking
possession of tn Islands in the Niagara
RIVER, under the pretext of purchase from
the Indians. Instead Of adding to the ter
rltories IN the possession of the British, we
shoud not BE- surprised if they were d.
mn'shed by the arrangement in the Trea-
ty Tor adjusting the boundaries.
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From Me Georrtz GaEeue ofoctaber %

we understand. by information receiv-
ed from the Creek Nation, that in conse-
quence q Colonel Hawkins's III health.
Zone OF the Commissioners,) the running of
the boundary line will be suspended Tor
tfw days, and that the troops in advance
VIII tall back as far as Fort Mitchell, on
the Chotihncny. The Indians are decie
deny opposed 20 running tie Inc, and de-
termined to make every exertion TO oD-
pose it-their movement indicates the
,"ost determined hostility, but as yet they
nave committed no act OF open outrage
1t Is reported, from a source that we
oeheve entitled TO credit, that the
bis warrior mas made application to
'hs ChaesaRas, tor assistance in war
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CUkPTEGToN n,

iron. Cuba.-We learn by the ARRIVAL
OF the sloop GALLATIN, from Havana
that the New Crop would soon b Gin to
come in-The season had been favourable.
and Crops, particularly of Coffee, are very
heavy.
No late news from Old Spain-rerorts
OF New Governors coming out, in order
to enforce tho former restrictive measures
OF that Colony, by shutting out all foreign
trad, were in circulation but the mer.
chan.s OF HaY ma, VINO are warmly oppo-
scd to sncn measure, do not appear to
apprehcnd any immediate ATTEMPT TO Dut
IT IN execution. TIE Government are
BEGINNING 10 de&har Of 6,mgia0 Me In
SH1Yenfs in ShaHish .zmerica 10 subnis
glen the latter have many friends in
cuba. and nothing probably but the
fear OF Internal troubles, has deferred
that Island from following the example
set them by the Revolutionists.
Courier.
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Divine Service, and the gates will not be O.
pen till after their departure.
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FOR THE co1vmP1Au L

In the Philadelphia Aurora Of Wcdnes-
day last, October 18th. appeared an arti-
Gle, VII n is to-day repeated IN the Nat
ionai n locate, Of New-York, giving an
account Off pretended Interview and cor
yersatIon between Napoleon, the Duke Of
Bassano, and Count Regnaud de St. lean
dAngely. We can positively assert. thas
every word Of said article is either false,
hoJaor forgery.
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MN York Octoher 90

nIahlon DickerSon is elected Governor
OF yWe7o-'/erSep. 1t is perhaps needless to
aa9, ne IS and has been, for twenty years
at least, a sterling Republican.
.NIlf. Int.
BONAPARTE at Paris, Slc.-The rea-
Ger " u rccolect the account of the En-
Perof Napoleon at Paris, after the battle
OF Waterloo, by NJ. dc s.. Didier, &c.
winch we, among others, republished.--
ne following memorandum on that sub
lect' ny correspondent Of the Columbian.
IS doHbtless furnished by M. dc St. DANCE
~ lately arrived at New-York or by some
OF Ills friends, and is entitled to attention
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Negroes for Sale.

r. I Z q n
VIII be sold on Thursday morning the
2St'i daysf December next. at eleven
O'Clock. at the courthouse, in the
town of Alexandria,
A BOUT seven or eight likely Ne
IA groes {the residue Of the personal
estate of the late Mrs. Helen g. HUE,
deceased) consisting of man, who is a
good hostlcr. ploughman. &c. woman
who is an excellent washer, &c. anti her
two Youngest children, boys two or
three girls, accustomed to house work.
&c. also a bow.
FERNS OF sale. viz -Four months ere.
it for approved negotiable notes.
John King,
Executor.
nhmf.ies, Nov e5 dts
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MandegiNe & Larmour.

Corae1. Of jN;ns md Faitfar e King
and lpater Streets 0ftr for Sale,
100 Chests Gpupoualer. Imperial and
Young Hyson TEAS of the latest
importations. and can be sold low
err thah any o! the Northern Mar
kets can at present afford them.
60 boxes Imperial
so Iacauered boxes Young Tyson
Is boxes Young Hyson and Tyson
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cargo
e0.oGO lbs. Green Coffee
90 bags old Java Coffee, for genteel
family use II
SO hrgsheads and60 barrels cr.eans
st. Crmx and Martinique Sugar
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
5000 IFS. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. first quality Bengal Ea,'igo.
10 puncheens West india Rum
e0o gallons genuine old Irish Whis-
key
100 boxes Soap
500 reans Wrannirs Paper
!gTyh their asual general assortment o}'t'!I|e.
Best Wines, Llgasprs q Gro
cerlts..
y. n..--Cnnntrv dealers arr rce7,ee
fully requested to view their a. -ortnoent
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Runaway.

A BLACK Man in nv employ
q named James Evans, left it on Sa-
tnrlay eveninrthe 18th of November.
taking with him MS clothes. consisting OF
variety Of the best kinds, amongst
which isrecolIected arab short coat, a
black and green mixed coat, of super
fine cloth several pair of fine cashmere
pantaIoons u short brooches: Marseiles
and worsted jackets, different colours;
white ard a black beaver hat, boots,
Jefferson shoes and shoes irish linen,
cotton and duwlass shirts, &c. He has
been seen working at some OF the flsur
stores up King street, and on the wslyrrvcs.
AS he has been with me sometime in this
tow, a minute description OF him is
deemed unnecessary slhice it TO say
|.he cannot speak p,.ts1out suffering: has
scar al, tl,e hack Of his head, OCCASION
Led by Ls.n his whiskers are OF very
fine bair. For securing him 10 the jail
Of this town / will give Zen Dollars,1f
taken within the District. If taken out
Of the. District, for every mile over fve
from the town / will give one dollar.
will be thankful Tor any inflammation
given by persons who would not trouble
themselves to bring him home. ] also
ferwarn all persons from hiring or har-
boring him under any pretext whatever,
or taking him of; from the town IN any
way. as / shall be compelled to enforce
the law against all such. For the clothes
/ / furnished him will give a reasonable
reward !; they were packed IN q chest.
Yhe constabies Of Alexandria are par
/ ticnlarly invited to notice this advertise
neslt. so
Should lie be taken about Dusafries in
/ AFiirail,ia q, here he was raised and j. well
known, ] will give TenDollars for Sc
curing him in the Jail ofthat pace.
G. II. Chapman.
Dec
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A Bargain In Land.

- 3 p "a .
E WILL SELL cs handsome Ltti
4 F.8RyN. containing ls5 acres Of
Land, Of which 20 are cleared and the
balance is timber. On it is a comforta.
bic log house, near two exec Mt and me-
yer failing springs. and a pc Cd orchard
OF choice fruit. This farm lies in the
lower part of Leutloun county, abnht 9
niles from Aide, 81 from AIexandria
aud within half nile of the great turn
pike road leading from Alexandria to
Winchester. will sell this land low.
One half of the purchase money will be
required in hand. and the balance in tw"
equal annual instruments. Apply TO Col.
Armistead L. Mason, or to
Robert .fTnistcad.
November e
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For Boston & Portland,
JOHN G.. LADD, & co.
Fare for Sale.

~
90 bales Georgia cotton, Rnssia hemp.
duck and corlage, crates of Liverpool
we, consisting Of plates. dishes. cham
Der r,y'<s, & hid. Shina. tea and table
sets. casks OF cut glass decanters and
yobicts. 20 cas- cd wrought nails, s. by
10, 9 by II, and IL by 70 Brist''s. glass.
100 bays coffee, entitled to drawback
tow cloth, sheathing ard candle paper.
shoes in boxes, Spanish brown, chak,
hand-smkes. whale OIL, Lemon juice in
casks. 2 pipes French brandy, sweet
wine, pepper in bags, % boxes Young
Hvson tea. case domestic weolens,
A Irish liner in boxes, and German Ii
mems in bales.
Oct. 5
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TvZEE DEsP AsTCH STAGES will, in
u future. 1eaveMr. semmes's in Geo
Town, at Six e'cIeck every morning
breakfast at Mr.. Ross, and arrive in
BALTIMORE every day by two o'clock. and
WI have the preference to any other in
Che Mail Stages 70. Philadelphia, or in
good time to dine and go on board the
Steam Boats. which leave Baltimore e.
very dav at four o'clock.
The Expedition Stage will also leave
the same place every morning at seven
o'clock, carry only seven passengers,
and breakfast at Mr. Ross's, Bladens-
burg, and arrive at three o'clock in Bal
timore every day. Fare in each line
Four Dollars. with an allowance Of 25
lbs. bacgage-but all baggage, packages,
etc. are to be at the risk of the owner or
owners thereof.
Merrill, Heronimus & Co.
Georgetown and Washington.
John II. Barney and Co.
Baltimore.
N. 3. The new line as abeve is ex-
tended to Alexandria, and an accomms-
,iation stage will leave MIR. J. Semmes,
in Georgetbwn, every day at two o'clock
fer Mr.. Mott's, King-street. Alexandra
a, call at Mr.. P. Heronimus's, Wash
ilgton, leave Motifs the same evening
for Washington, at five o'clock, 50 as to
accommodate all, Alexandrians wishing
to travel north in the new line.
J. H. B.. & Co.
N. II. & Co.
December 6: Il
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Fer. Sale.

a LOT on Pitt street, near the cor-
nerof Pitt and Duke streets, with
aisame dwelling House thereon.
ALSO,
Il LOT On Duke street, near the said
corner, and adjoining, the residence mt
Col. Simms.--Fer terms apply to Mr..
John Longdpa in Meysndria.
Lewis RI Machen.
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For Boston and Portland.

..t5 ss THE Brig Jane, Samuel n.
Iss Mcclellan Master. will be
sssEyzEz2 ready toreceiye a Cargo ia
Eve days. viii take. freight for either OF
the above places, on moderate terms.
.apptyto
Lazcrasofs 6 Fowle,
Who have for sale, said Briggs Cargo. OF
500 Tons PLASTER PARIS.
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rui. lxew-York.

fUi' New \ Ork,
.5sE Thu brig JANE, S. r. M'Lel.
kSsGr Ian. r,aster: is now lbading and
will sail in all this week, 4 take freight
on moderate terms. Apply to
Ld,crason and Foscle.
Who have landing from the brig Cla-
.rIssa, Capt. Stevens, from st. Kartholo.
news,
81 puncheons Winiward Ia.
Rum.
December s
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LaWras0n ami FOwlc

HAVE FOR SALE,
Received Per the brig Fair American,
W. York, master,
From Newcastle, England,
lG0 KEGS white lead ground III oil,
casks containing 5000 lbs. dry do.
@casks containing l7a0 lbs red lead
10 crates,assorted crockery ware,
case hats,
10 chatdrons coal
6 The above brig,
SSsg; sS burtsert about l9Gt eafre!!s,
ssS4.ss,xsg in complete order, will be
ready ~ eceiye cargo, in fe" days,
and will take a. freight TO the West,
Indies Or any eastern part.
Apply asahove.
Dec
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7ocFe'gER #'y2'A
" Pitch Pipes e. I" iirerpoot
We're, rcishoss end Ia It.
Hya4 wv ilson, /

!. !. Wines and Liquors,
o.esery description. warranted rs ge~
hume as imported particularly T'ogaidc
nranag. no Spanish mixed with IL;
,lpae'ss Brc,'9s we have also, at much
,sss gFlee.-As also variety of Wines
any Liquors which arr not genuine aRsl
s""l IS such. Ons Madeira Wines are
. a"u IN very fne state and walrense,I
= l''f' rs imported. Gentlemen, tavern
sseneFs' and boarding honses. may der
Ps'H ei'cn getting sachwines liquors
Mas viii please anv taste.
y .. Goads caa be had IS low d w
~ ~. '-,a'hmoreaasl we take all kinds 81
ao'rs Thar are genoinp. ofour customers
.,'y, and ~hea dealt ont. We haze
, s,sa variety sof Fancg goods. which
~ @'n a oe sold 'law,l.ss we wish toclcse sales
~sa goods m'ousI iae.
- -: yeuntry Merchants will do well
~, ave " a cait;Sudf assoftmentas large
-1e se~lh dealIiberally With them.
's'fss-rOwa Get. Is. j,
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.eslerqpylria, 49,. ,N2r. 49,.
THE StacShoiders in this insdtnt'n'ii
are hereby notified, .hat agreeanis,' 70 The b.
articles OF assnciation. an election vii,
be held at the Court-Eouse in the TOWN
of Alexandria, on Monday the lst day OF
January next, for eighteen Directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
{. e. CHAPMAN, Cashr.
Nov % dtE
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Birthstone and Oil

10 toss roll birthstone. of a superior
quality, in boxes OF about 200 each,
100 boxes Sweet Oil, Of the best qua
lity, in bottles,
Justieceiyed and far sa'e by
John G. Ladd Il Go.
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For New York,

The Brig SUSAN, Joseph Bunting
Master, is new loading at Muncastel's
twharf-will satin three days, and take
500 hbls on Freight: if Immediate ap-
|piieationis made to the Mastor on board,
or as above.
Noveilber o..