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DOMESTIC.
SOUTH AM ERICA.

1t cannot have escaped the observation
ut any one who has cast his eyes over the
varietv of Tcasts at che different Public
Festivals on the Fourth Instant, that the
most prominent and general sentiment. sf
ter the great to1sts of the Dav, the Con-
stitution, AMI the Memory OF departed Pa
triots and living WORTHLESS, was success 10
The struggles for the emancipation of 6.
America. A fact is thus as~ertained--
that the People of Columbia regard the
contest which now exists in that quarter.
with an interest, and indeed anxiety. The
extent OF which had not before been reaIi-
zed. 81 predominant, so universal is this
sentiment, that we need not he Surprised if
this subject be one of those wh,ch. among
many others of great interest, VIII, in some
shape or other, occupy the attention os
Congress at their next session. Tic con-
test in South America, in some degree. re-
semblcs that which secured the Iadepen
9ence of this Nation A; in which the cause
of the colonies may be as good. though the
adaptation of Republican government to
their habits may not be as certain. 1t is
MT quite clear to us in whit shape the
United States can aid them, if at all but
to doubt their good wishes, would be TO
suppose them forgetful of the principles Of
the Revolution, and inscnsible to the 10
blest principles of human action. II is i'm
possible the citizens of the United States
should not sympathize with people con-
tending in arms for the right Of self-go-
VeTnneht. Nat. Int.
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SPANISH IMPREsSMENTl,

Mr.. Adolphus w. Campbell, a Young
gentleman of respectable parents at Hack
ensack, n ]. who went to sea in the brig
Jason, Van Beur4n, from Baltimore, to in,
anise the romantic notion OF being sailor,
AMI crossiRg TIE wide Atlantic, has recent
ly returned. This fact is stated here. for
the purpose Of observing, that while at Ha-
wanna, where lie left the Jason, he was inn
pressed on board the Spanish frigate La
Atocha, Qately burnt to the waters edge)
and had much difficulty in obtaining his
release. This, therefore, confirms the ac-
count given in a recent letter. from a gen
tleman at Havana, to the editor of the
Aurora and calls for bat one remark-if
the officers of Ferdinand have thus really
commenced that horrid system of impress
ment, for which we have so richly chasti-
sed the English. there is no other alterna-.
tive but to resort, at once, to that exem-
plary mode of punishment which their in
solent and lawless conduct 50 bully de-
mands. MAT. Adv.
An important decision was made in the
Supreme Court of this state this morning.
VIZ declaring the child of a runaway slave
which may be born in this state, TO be free
Phil CIR
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| FansIGted Jo1 me Democratic Press. I
BULLETIN OF NEWS.

lCisLiS y VIZ y lew :.
The newspapers and private letters re-
celved from st. Thomas, acquaint us with
flattering news which We hasten to publish
for gcseral satisfaction.
The Gazet:es of Caracas which reach
ea chat island, inform us of the glorious
successes which the arms of the Republic.
under the command of the renowned ger
erals Zaraza and Cedeno have obtained in
the siege OF La Puerta and the Province Of
Guyana. ZaTaza closely threatens alrea-
dy the capital Of Venezuela with a strong
army, after having cleared all the plains
ct Calabozo and Barinas. Cctleno has ca
tirely defeated and destroyed Spanish di
vision ot50O men, whic. the governor of
Guyana dared to present before the gallant
and numerous army which there defends IL
berty. But it is not Venezuela alone that
is the theatre of fortune aud glory. New
Grenada also makes extraordinary efforts
against the Spanish tyrants. The fate of
Gen. Morilo has equailed that of the Gov
ernor Of GHayara. The plains of Bogo:a,
in the Province OF Cuudinamarcs, are the
happy field allotted to our vengeance bv
Providence, by Furnishing the crimes of
that army, which styled itself the peace
maker ut America that great army has
beGn there annlhilateh, and its bloody and
Az Nto NAiif . blt) NSbdEtu 10 NtStlfV TO
the American valor. New Granada has
enjoyed peace after this famous cx-
plot.
All these advantages over the enemy are
exclusively owing to the coufage and viz
tues inspired by a Cause SO holy as that we
defend. Till now, cur solhicrs have fought
without arms henc, forward their victo-
ries will prove more decisive, their triumph
more certain, ard they will firmly hold
the positions which they may gain. Their
gallanty viii be upAeid a1d aided BY the
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PMiadclhhia. Juiy ~.

Anxious TO crafty public curiosity, We
have taken some pains TO gather such Incl
dents as would be interesting in relation to
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Carson and Smith.
1t was stated yesterday that hrs, Bake
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| From a London Paher of Nay III

Consulate ofAe U. States Of .d,nerica,
LONDON, May is, 1876.
The undersigned, Consul of the United
States for the port Of London, &c. for the
information of American merchants and
ship owners, interested in the Mediterra-
n an trade, dem it proper to publish the
two letters, q the extract of letter which
are below.
THOS ASPININ
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RESOLUTIONS.

Rescued, That this meeting entirely
disapprovcs of the law passed at tue last
session OF Congress of the United States.
entitled An act TO alter the mode of the
compensation To its members" because this
meeting believes the same to be retros-
pective IN its operation, and because il be-
lieves that the same was passed without a
due regard for the present pecuniary cir
cumstances and em5arrassmentS of the ma
ton, and that because it is IN violation of
the republican principles, by the profession
OF which, the present me.abers from this
stat, were elected.
Res0lUed, That this meeting deems it
advisable to urge upon the notice Of Tie
President-ot the Secretary of Wharf.-The
Senators and Representatives in Congress
from tins state, the Importance to the good
people If this state of thc extinguishment
OF the CbiCkasaw title to lands lying with
in the chartered limits OF this state--and
Resolved FURTHER, That this meeting ear
nest'y desire them to use their utmost en-
dcavors to effect this most desirable OBJ
ject.
Resoi0ed, That it is the earnest wish of
this meeting, that the citizens of all the diff
ferent counties of this state, should peace
ably assemble and consider Of the matters
dild 'HiilSo ST iOIJl III lAc auurGSS, memo
rial, &c. this day adopted by this meeting,
and that they make known publicly their
sentiments c incerning the same
Rescued, That the Secretary to this
meeting transmit copy of the memorial,
address, resolutions, &c. adopted by this
meeting to his excellency tie governor of
this state.
When the Committee had finished their
report to the meeting, Mr.. White, of Sum
ner, moved the adoption Of the following
resolution :
ResolUed, That they who voted for,
or received compensation under the act
of the last Congress of the u. States, be
requested to vACATE their seats, that the
people may have an opportunity of choos-
Iag others, who would not represent
them"
His resolution passed, and the meeting
adjourned at o'clock.
JAMES FENTRESS, Oh.
A V Rf, Co,1.y
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VIM. SHALER.
(cIRcuLAR.)

o.
SIP,
The undersigned. commanding naval
officer in the Mediterranean, considers it
his duty TO inform you, that the treaty of
peace which was concluded ON the SOth Of
June. 1915. between the United States and
the Regency Of Algiers, was on the 9Th inst.
returned tn Mr.. Shaler, our Consul at that
place, who in consequence thereon, took up
his residence on board this squadron.
negotiation as commented and car
RED on for some days under the protection
OF white flag, which resulted in a re-ac-
acknowledgement of the above treaty, with
promise that no hostile step shonld be ia
ken and thst he (the Dey) woull await
the result of instruction from the President
of the United States ON the points IN dis
pute.
Should the Dey, however, violate thi
promise, can assure you, and I beg YOU to
acTnaint all captains and owners of vessels,
who may be within the limits Of your con-
su'ate, that the squadron unaer my com
mand is fully able to assure the most per
tcct security to our commerce in these
seas.
have the honor to be, &c.
JOHN SHAW.
Colonel AsPINwALL,
Consul OF the u. ).
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TENNESSEE MEETING.
NAsHYILLN. Julv s.


A crowded assembly of the citizens of
Nashville. and its vicinity. met at three
O'Clock IN the courthouse, agrecably to
an adjournment OF a meeting held On the
21st limo.
Mr. Fentress was called to tie chair. &
"A, v. brrwn was appointed Secretary.
Inc committee appointed at the prece-
ding meeting composed of Messrs. Carroll.
Trlmble, nannum, BaIch and Whites,de.
now presented their memorial to the Pre-
sident OF the u. S. Ii was read and sub
mitted by the Chairman to the considera-
ton OF the committee of the whole, and re-
ceived with unanimous acceptance.
The committee also presented an adj
dress to the people of Tennessee, togeth :
er with the resolutions thereunto annexed.
They also received the unanimous accep-
lance of the mesIinn
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from the irstigai;on Of civilized nations !;
nations OF common origin too, speaking the
same language, and whose mutual inter
ests dictate a precisely different line of
conduct If. indeed, the independence, the
sat ty, the tranquility or the honor OF Eng
land was concerned; if the possession of
Canada were necessary 60 any OF these, it
ought ~ be- retained but as the contrary
IS rea'iy the fact, l most anxiously hope to
see i, aaando3cl.
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The younger general Nina, who distin-
gu shed himself in Spain as partisan oiii--
Ger, is now in this city. It is not improba-
bic thlt he will join the standard os liberty
in South-America. Aurora.
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CoxD1rsoNs OF THE HrrALD.

The subscription is Five Dollars per
annum-payabie by town saeserteers
Aalf yearly in advance.
Country subscribers from the dam,
Guilty of collecting ., dlsuance} WIZ
be expec,edto pay the whole year in ad'
'vance or the time for which they sub
'sctibe, or give responsible Esieaa ~
sown. r,
No subscription taken for less ,har
ak months Communications, or5er>
Sc. TO be post paid. No paper VIII be
discontinued Out at The discretion o.
I:di,ors) until all arrearages have been
paid up.
Advertisements not exceeding q
square inserted three times ior one
dollar and IS cent, for each succeeding
insertion. ri advertisements sent 10
the Office without having the noinoeF o,
times Tor which they are to be inserted
designated wiil-appear IN every paper
until otherwise ordered.
A liberal allowance made 10 tHose
who advertise by the year.
Jane -, 1911
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mo. 13S.
Hardware and Cutlery.


Corner Of King and ST. Afaph ftreet, has
received by the ship Ocean s, Which,
mira, from Liverpool and is now
opening for sale,
Building materials carpenters tools, Plat.
ed and timed saddlcry, files, anvils, vices.
curry-combs. spades, shovels, frying pans
brafs wares, japponed walters & drelIne
boxes, Bell metal kettles and Rellets. taS
kettles. sauce pans. sad irons, traces, foes
nails and spikes, itory, buck, horn s. wood
table and deiart, Knives and forks, pen ana
pocket knives, razors, sciGars. tailors
shears, sheep-shears, shoe butchers and
saddlers knives, fish hooSs. lines and rods
powder faiks and shot belts, plated GATORS
and candiciticks, mahogany and sattcn wood
knlte cafes and tea caddies, Britannia metal
coffee and tea pots, sugar dishes and cream,
pots, few cards ofvery elegant pen knives
aHorted, from to ID blades,
And Waldrons prime corn and crafs
sy,hes, sicklcS, patent shot, &C SC.
he has ALTO on hand an ai!o tment of OH.
and mahogany frame looking slalTes, Ger.
men pocket glafics jewcly and fancy goods.
bar IRON and feel, &c.
May 20.
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For Sale or Rent.

ENHE Subscriber offers fer sale or
3 rent the BRICK WAREHOUSE
On Union Street, between Prince and
Duke street, lately occupied by Lind
say aud HIIl--This is an excellent
stand for a grocery, grain and flour bu-
siness.
l wish also to sell, or let on ground
ren',. the adjoining unimprovcd LOT
fronting on Union street M feet eight
inches, and running through the square
10 Water street; this Lot will make
tour Building Lots.
l will also sell, or lease on ground
sent, LOT, fronting on Water street
3s feet, and running into the river, the
same width, on which there is House
and Wharf this lot is bounded by Glib,
BON street, the Whole south front, and
would make several good building lots.
Joseph DEAN
Jan, 10.
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TIE SLZBSCPIBEPS

Hcpc just received and o9rr for sale
at their Store, Corner Of King and
Columbus streets,
A quantity or German aud India
goods, Irish linens, calicoes, dimiiies,
cotton stockings, cloths. cassiineres,
Imperial cords, flannels and blankets,
Sc. SC.
hLSO,
5000 ID. Lacon, particularly cured
for family use,
1000 bush. Upland oats
900 bbls. we'll cured gross and cut
behring's
SO bbls. whiskey,
! A large supply Of family FLOUR
and GROCERIES. as usunl.
TYLER AND HARRISON.
May 2o-Iawtf
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Public Baths.

~THHE Subscriber respectfully informs
81 the Ladies and gentlemen Of 4
lexandria and its vicinity, that his Bath
House ION the alley adjoining the TIE
atre and opposite the City HoteD is
now open, and vii! be kept open in
complete order Till the first Of October,
where WARM and COLD BdIHS
may be had az any ;irae in the day ard
until 9 o'clock at night His terms
are SIoeach, to be paid in advance, lor
subscribers Tor the season, or fifty cents
Tor single BATH. No tickets will be
issued until the subscription list is fill
ed.
Two separate baths a"e kept exclu
s,vely for Ladies, who will please come
\ q, the alley adjoining Mr. Fairfax
House, on Royal strcct-and gentle
nen arc particularly requested TO come
that adjoining The theatre.
lie has on Hcnd dHd.for aale,
a quantity Of good PiCkLED
OYSTERS.
THOS. SHIELDS.
May 20,
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NIHAL STORES.

Just received from Washington. n. c.
Iz9 3bls. pitch %
sc do tar
25 do roz:n
do spirits turpeDiine.
Nv STORE
900 ibis. ;ar
500 do rOsln
100 do tunpchtine.
.6l3o, Landing,
10 pipes Cognisc brandy
dc Holland gin
3 do. w. ]. rum
In Store,
5 pipes superior Cogniac brandy
100 bags green coffee
20 seroons tallow
Io do Augustura bark
Dbl, gum copel
2 seroops Flotant indigo
4 hbds. Dutch madden
1900 OK horns
so tierces and half tierces rice
so bbls. prime pork
so do do beef
tons round bolt iron
s DO logwood
do lignumvilae
6 tons fustic
bales company long cloths
20 pieces Holland sail duck
2 tons cordage
hid. soft sbcl!cd almonds
For sale by
PEYrON & DUNDAS.
May a.
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Books.
MAY 81

JUST RECEIVED BV THE suascR1srS.
AND FOR SALE,
Key 10 American Tutors 41iGant.
Young Mans Bef Companion, Ccllcctanea
Graeca Majora, Do. Minora, Murray,s
Works, viz Ensliih Reader, feaucl to do.
Introduction TO DO. Grammar and Power os
Religion. Weems' Life of Waf,inctoD.
Scottlth Chiefs, Johnion's Pocket Dittionp
airy, Life of Spencer, Cummings Geogra-
thy & Atlsts, Coelebs in iea,c h of a Wife.
LIfeof Mrs Ramiay, Knox's Chriftian PHI
loiopher, Wright and Haw.eS on being born
again Symptoms Euclid, ClSterGeld's no
iiteneis, More's Life of St Paul, bod
di2 'ge's Rife and Proerefs, Pilgrims do.
World without Souls, Hclter Ann Rogers.
Waiihe's and JeG.'s Arithmetic, Baxtar
4 LENS Alarm, GlaGe's Cookery, Mories
Geography, Elements OF do. Cowley's
Grammar, Do. Spelling Book, New York
Preceptor, School ieitaments, Sand ford &,
Merton, white and blue Bonnet Boards.
Camp Meeting Hymn Books, Perrines
French Exerciies, Happy Family, Fab es
and Dialogues between Mother and Chill
dren, Ciark's Latin ExercileS, Moral Tales.
Wctterfhall's Greek Grammar, Spectator,
Village Sermons. Do Dialogues, Introduce
ton TO the ituty OF the Bible, Infant Saliva
ton, Hieroglyphcal Bible, Choice En-
blemS, NewtOn's Hymns Bedome's Bap-
tit Catechifm
Together with States, Pencils, Drawing
Paper, Waters, Ink Stands, Sand Boxes,
and other Stationary
JOHN PARADISE.
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REMOVAL.
J. <. CALDWELL

Has removed TO tho Store, corner of Prince
and Enon Streets,
WHERE HE OFFERS FOR sA1E
II. cafk, and GroiS Murdoch Wine
:. DC. do. and do. old Fort do
10 do. do, Colmenar Wine
20 30. do. fwect Malaga do.
) hn's. Srofs l.. P TenerifFe do
pipes Catalonia do.
& do. dry Lifbor, 8 years old
10 boxes Ciarct dc.
20 doz. Champaignc 10.
10 boxes Malaga Cordials, aGortcd
400 do. Raiins
so oaks DO.
1000 wi. Engiih Cheefc
20 tons Shot and Offender Gun-Pow-
; pipes Holland Gin
3 do. Cogniac Brandy
10 puncheons Run
10 do h1olaGcs
100 kegs white PANT
caiks Whiting
zoo 'a.s N. York picked Cyaer,
so boxes Malaga Figs
so boxes lhe'ed Almonds
400 reniiohns
1000 lbs. Seine Irvine
10 chefs imperial and Z. Eyfon Tea, c!
the rit quality
50 empty Gin Cafes
20 doz. Sifters
900 Seoars
go ticrces fine Salt, Tor table uie
20 bays Coiee
Mnffard, Pepper, Cloves, Maze, Alifpicc,
Nutmegs, sc. &c.
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Valuable Property.

I will sell for Merchants bank M.
per, the property az presen. occup,ed
by myself, or Jefferson, between Wa.
ter and Fairfax streets-At the south
part Of the town. A ha'racre Lot. with
The Improvements a large comma.
d'ous brick dwelling, in which are din
ing and drawing looms, store room.
five comfortable lodging rooms and two
Hight stairs, princip iiy new and hand
somely bnished-to the dwelling is at
tached brick smoke house and dairy
detached large and convenient brick
kitchen, with two rooms, covered
way and brick pavement, to the dwell.
ing, pump under cover, a biick me-
cessarv and frame stable; "a excellent
vegetable garden, some choice fruit
'rees, apple, pear, ounce, peach and
aprcot---a new and substantial fence
around the lot. The situation of ,hia
property is very pleasant. having enc
view Of the Potomac and surrounding
country. and with the improvemeats
about TO be made in this part of ths
town, must unnecessarily render it We.
~ desirable.
A further description OF the pfo.
perty is deemed unnecessary, as anv
person disposed TO purchase would
undoabtedly view it. The terms will
ue liberal.
JNO. JACKSON.
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RICHARD LIBBY

BY HE Ocean, Eo!lifern and Wilhel.
NINA, has received ve,y general and
extensive assorimentos Hardware, Gut
-lery. Saddle"y, sc. In the las, yes
sci scren'y five boxes Of tin plate grass
and grain scythes; Wagon, coach and
gig boXes--iD the whole more than two
hundred pao kages, and still expects
more lie has some goods that he can
sell, he believes, IS per cent. lower
than other bousc in town, ard then get
"a 'oierab!c profit, What these goods
are you'll please calf and see, then
perhaps some others will strike your
>ucv
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HOR SALE Ok BIRIER,
For any Bouk Stock in The District oil
Columbia,

4 Lease on a tract Of Land, on
the Shcnaadoah river, containing $50
Acres.
a tract Of Land, near Watson town,
HAMPSHIRE couD.y, containing 200 A.
cres
= House and Lot, in Watson town.
-Four urimproved Lots in do.
Il tract OF Land, or Abraham's creek.
Hardy county, containing $50 acres.
A House and Lot, in Cumberland.
Two unimproved Lots, one On the
iver Potomac, the other on wills
Creek, Cumberland.
Twelve hundred Acres of Land, in
Allegheny county, Maryland
Two tracts Of Land, near Pittsburgh
Pcunsylv,nra, containing six hundred
Acrcs.
Three Trsc,s Of Land, nca" The Ju-
malta, Pennsylvania, containing six hun
dred Acres.
The present stock Of goods now or
rand, amounting TO about six thousand
lollars.
a House s, Lot in Winchester, Va
Five half acre Lots in Winchester
Va. bc,ween Judge Wmle's and gen
;inglcton's, valuable building Lols.
The une&pired Lease oflhe Ware
House h6T9 occupy.
! 4 further description is deemed uD.
ccessary, as any person disposed u
urchasc will make iurtI er enquiry.
| want to purchase SECOND hanc
! DIAY.
EBENBZER VoJHELL.
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Merchants Bank Of Alc.cardria,
MAY 1874, 1915.
At special meeting Of the Hoarci, The
following resolutions were .,tirp'cd:
ResofUed, That the sffsits "f ,i,s in.
strution be wound up; for TIC Attain.
mcnt Of which object IL is lhr o,,;nion
OF this board, that q conmillcg &c SD
pointed 10 consist of three priStns TO
supcrihtend the same, whose province
it Shall be, to adopt and pur,7c such
measures, as in their judgem,r.r, shall
appear 10 he best calculated 10 cure
the interest Of the Stockholders, anG sa-
tisiy creditors ard who shall exert
month on the first Monday thereof, re-
port 10 the board of directors their
progress in the execution Of this duty
IL any debt due to the bank. snail not
in the opinion Of the committee, be
we'll secured by good and sufficient
endorser or eDdosers, such debtor shall
be called upon TO give additional securi
y SI it such further security be not Civ.
en- such debtor snail be entitled 10 nc
Their indulgence.
Immediate and reasonable Lur,ais
shall be enforced and no paper cue TO
the bank shall be transferred, but when
collected by regular process, sail I've
divided among the creditors in proper
tion 10 The amcunt Dt tho ciaims-anG
that no loss from delay, may lie
| sustai.::d by the holders of notes Rc
9otusd, J ha, deposits in Merchants
! Bank paper will be received. AID ccr-
tiGca,es granted bearing interest, to be
paid so scon as the monies due 10 the
iDsti;ution, are collected by the COM
mit;ee aforesaid.
Peter Saunders J=rsos Hni:raon and
Dantei MPhrS8on are appointed 8
COMMITTEE for the above purposes.
| BY order OF the board,
| us. s SCOTI, Ca: hier.
| May 20 -d3 Slaw
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.
The Winchestcr Neil Stage
WILL START
EOery Monday, Thursday and
,S1tyyTlo1y

Sdtufd0y
FROM MlLAUGHLIN'S TIA
VERN, at three O'Clock A M. and ar.
i've in Winchester early the same e..
venine RETURNING will leave
N Cures tavern in Winckester, at three
o'clock, and arrive in 8ie1on4ria at an
early hour the same evening. The
stage will continue on 70 Washington
and Gcorgcto7ur, for the accommoda.
ton OF passengers.
|" The above Line is in frs, rat.
order. The public nay rest assured
that every attention will be paid 10 ,i.vi.,
convenience
THE P2OPEIETGRs.
Nav Ia
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I'm Apprentice WG1ted.
A N inleligen, Lad Of u or year
"a Of age, VINO reads and spells well
would be taken as an apprentice 70 the
Printing Business, at this Office.
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j. CORSE,
Nest door 10 Irftct and .Neaie's Chi.
ne Store, Arg Street,
HAS JUST RECEIVED,
Fine Scersucker
Striped Jeans
White and Yellow Canvass
Ladies Silk Handkerchiefs (eiegani]
Floss Cotton,
Lace and Cambria Buttons
Silk and Kid Gloves. white E. coiored
Swing Silks, fine Cotton BALLS
Bandanno Handkerchicfs
An assortment of Ribbons, sc. SC.
June 8
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-08
MADEIRA ZINE.

The Subscribers have imported in the
Mary and Francis, capt. Gushing,
2 half pipes of old Mellow Ma
'deira Wine,
OF high flavor and full body, from the
house of ]. Howard, March Sc Co.
N. & r. blackjack.
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