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FARE THEE WELL.

Fare Tie well !! and if!or eve -
Still forever, fare thee we'll
Even though uniorgiyiOg never
'Gainst thee shall my heart rebel
Would that breast were barred before thee
Where thy head SO Oft hath laia.
White that ptaeid sleep came o'e thee,
Which tnou ne'er can2st know again !;
Would that breast by thee glanced over,
Every inmost thought coutd shew
Then thou would'st at last dlscoYer,
twas not well TO spurn it So
Though the world for this commend thee,
Though it smile upon the blow,
Even It's praises most offend thee,
Founded on another's woe
Thoughmy many faults deiaced ME,
Could no other arm be found
Than the one which once embraced mes
To infict cureless wound
IYet-oh. yet-thyselfdeceiye not
Love may sink by siow decay,
! But by sudden wrench, believe not
Hearts eau thus be torn away;
18TH thine ownits life retaineth-
+ Still must mine-though Bleeding
bea,
land the undying thought which Paine'h
Is-that We no more may meet.
THESE are words Of deeper sorrow
! Than the wall above the dead,
both shall liye--but every morrow
| Wake us fgom widoN'd bed
| md when thCu would'st solace Gather
When our child's first accents How
EVilt thou teach her to say Father s
i Though his care she must Iorego!
| yhen her little hand shall press thee,
4 When her lip te thine is prest--
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1SOtlce

The subscriber has opta;at1 from the
Orphans Curt Of Prince G6oTse's Conn.
ty letters testamentary on de personal
estate of George K. !.siee:, late Of said
county. deceased. Al persons having
claims against said deceased, aye hereby
warned TO eyhbit tie same with the
vouchers Thereof. to the subscriber, or To
Andrew i-ccper NJ ore, Of 10 Thomas
h'undell. on or before the, fist day Of ia
-nuary next. They nay otherwise by
az be excluded tom all benefit OF sind
estate AID al persons indebted to SAID
deceased, are earnestly requested toGay
the same. Glyen under my haha' las
22d day d June. 1916.
Elizabeth Moore.
June rs lsMT
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Boat Lost.

WAS taken from alongside Of the brig
Columbia, on the 4th instant, her AaNl
Boat, painted black, with white mould
ings and light yellow inside, supposed
to be about Ia feet keel. A liberal re-
ward will be given for information that
will lead to the conviction of the person
who loosed her, or for the boat il she
should be picked up adriit & returned.
John Jackson.
July 10 ot
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PUBLIC BATHS.

yEvfIE subscriber respectfully informs
B the Ladies 6 Gentlemen of Alex
andria and its vicinity, that his BATE
HOUSE ION the alley adjoining the The
atre and opposite the City Hotel, is now
open, and viii be kept in complete order
till the first OF October, where Wurm e
Cold Earns may be had at any time in
the day and until 9 O'Clock at night
His terms are S 10 each for subscribers.
(payabte in advance, and no tickets i,
sued till the subscription is paidj or So
cents for single Bath.
Two separate Baths are Kept exelu.
Isiveiy for Ladies, who viii please come
In at the alley adjoining Mr., Fairfax :
House on Royal street-And Gentlemer
|a,e particularly requested to cone III a
that adjoining the Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
May III eutf
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ORD BYRON, the celebrated Poet, hss
lately bees acquiring a new kind OF
fame not quite 50 reputable as that ob
tanned by ms literary talents his I'M
proper conduct has lately caused his
Wife to whcin he mad been married lit
tie mere than year. to separate from
him, taking with her an infant daush-
ter. Shortly alter theft separation he
/. addressed to her a Poem, winch we
now publish, and annex to it suPpos-
ed reply from the Connecticut herald,
which will be found very beautiful anu
appropriate
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From tire Connecticut Herald;
FARE TIE WELL.

In reply to q Poem from the pen Of Lord
Bgtou--sppposed to be acrsttea by Lody
fyroH.
Fare hee Il eEl, incnnstant Lover
II Thy Gckle fame was love:
iholsh our transient joys aae over,
lean re'er incoastant prove.
Man mar roast sleathless passion,
SWea. bis love shall ne'er decline:
Yet,nni&ed as c'iapgeful fashion,
Womaa's fate may charge ike mine.
S.nee / bought might heiieye ,hee;
Night on ~. op',. oath rely:
But my asios did scarce receive thee,
Erc thy oaths, unheeded, die,
From Parent arms yor took me
Stele zee Fro,p a Mothers care,
r,ea ii wantoaaess forsook me,
For sone less $&mIing Fair.
!!'rayers and tears we're unavaiIing;
Nought ,hy purpose could oeguile;
Not Wife her woes bewdiiiug,
Nota lovely Infants smile.
neav'n had form'd thee for unkindness :
Steel'd thy soul to all that's mild:
Dimm'd thy moral sight with blindness
Lett thee Natures hayward child.
Stay. must not, Cannot chide thee;
What thou hast not, who can blame
Virtue is what ileav'n denied thee,
And tue world has done the same.
Think not | can e'er forget thee;
No! thy griefs Will ali be mine:
| shall weep when fees beset thee;
Smile, when Fortunes sun shall shine.
-Iust /, can [, shall Mother
Hate the Father of her Ch;ld?
Mercy! Heay'n 7! My anguish snother--
At that name my Infant smil'd
6mil'd to think she had athcr,
To protect her growing years:
|.' Unsuspecting Orphao! rather
S Brown thine eye III foods of tears.
f. Father, now, sweet Babe. thou hast not;
"Ailhis cares you must forego:
f. Other woes thy peace may blast not
4" But thou hast this keenest wee.
I'' Orphan Babe my care shall! ever
* Guard thee from the Ills of life
Is Death alone ba h power to sever
" Byron's babe and constant Wife :"
PIERRE.
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FROM the albany Daily adrsrtiseT.

Whenever the affairs of a nation src
conducted by those who administer its
government upon the mere plaia Of cape
aipacg, without ans regard to the gene
"a! and permanent Elects OF measures,
he state of FIAT nation will. first or last,
Inevitably become Involved in inextrica-
BE tifficulties. 1t is impossible itshould
bestherwise-for though man May cues
veil, and be fortunate in more instances
thaucould be reasonably expected, yet,
intAe end, some unteward event, some
unlocked Tor catastrophe, or some un-
fareseen revolution in human affairs, will
surely occur, and shew by the strong
estevidence, that nation cannot safely
trust its great interests on the result OF
ezPedisnts.
Oneof the evils Of TIE system Of cape
s'eacy in government, is-tbe total un-
Certainty in which it places the affairs Of
individuals as we'll as the public. Take
the case Of the merchant. Every body
knows, that mercantile concerns require
he greatest degree Of method and fegu-
anty, They cannot be carried ON at
AL much less with profit, under any O.
tercircamstauces. 1t is true, q dashias
SPECTATOR, who like gamester, risks all
upon a thro,c, will occasionally make q
irIane at stroke 1t is as true that q
great Proportion Of such bold adyentaFefs
%erulned as suddenly by their own halF-
Framed conduct. But we speak OF the
a'r, upright. industrious, and honorable
Uader. who pursues his business with
care and labor. is contented with reason
ale profit. and expects TO spend the Vi
s0F Of his days in acquiring an independ
sace Tor himself aud family, against the
ueelne Of life His business must be ma,
sAsed systemaically-he must examine
9.s'ate Of the markets with Which he Is
@Oe concerned, the wants OF his custom
.s' \ 4 the circumstances OF the coun.
vs. aid of other countries, it his busi
aess extends to them and calculate &C
sS'e'nsly. No mercantile p ccess OF any
.Ilouent can be made with reference to
suVrIer period than halt a yea;-IhanJ
- ps' occupy two or three times that peri
a. Even the country trader, the retail
y dry goods, furnishes himself Wit
; i :. for The season. purchasin,
MI Se sprlag for the ensuing summer
ssa 10 the fall for the following winter
= SO0FSe, he must calculate for at leas
- months ahead. The importer require
sa pun longer period for his regular ope
sa'0lis--he must take more time to issu
~ Osoers, and have them faithfully exc
sl'sd The East India trader, and tn
saue ofthe North West coast, as we
Sa distant palts of the globe, re
ss's sui mere time Eor the execution {
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their projects, and the accomplishment

preparing to put in his seed, he mus
cave reference to the probable state OF
|fhings at the time of harvest, and regu
tate his conduct accordingly. The manu-
facturer. when he finds state of thing
which holds out strong induce
nents to him to engage extensively II,
that species Of business, especially if he
is strongly invited, and indeed, urged I'd
. ;;,:r &c ,nat course by the government of
lis country, locks forward to Perma-
aent state ofthings of still longer CONT
nuaace, because it is perfectly apparent.
that without the assurance of such per-
taanency. he can never engage in the
proposed, without the pros
sect Of certain rum. 10 the government,
Ithea, all classes of men, engaged in the
actiee business OF lie, Jock. & they have
Alright to lock. f9s STABILITY aud per,ha-,
|1afSs NC mean that stability and per-
anencs. which steadyt purposes. and
clear. compfeheusiye Niess.ot poiicg.apd
the puhhcy good, always produce II an
enlightened, honest, and patriotic adm
aistratiBn.
Iiieasystem Of expediency pursues.
|however, a directly opposite course. An
ADMINISTRATION governed BY it, extend
tend their views NJ farther than the pre-
set moment, they calculate their mea 4
|sures only for the present emergeEcs i
|leaviog the future to the chapter 0! acci
|lents. Their anxiety is to remove an
Immediate difficulty, TO consult a pre-.
sent whim. to sratiiy al existing passion:
aud to indulge nementary caprica.--
This unfortunate and mischie}ous dispo
|s;t:on, introduces instability, uncertain
Ity. contradiction, aud atsurdity, i,te-
1.-THE public counsels, and the public mea-
!sarcs. No merchant Knows nhether the
|goods he orders. or thevoyage be plans,
may not by the time OF the ARRIVAL ot the
'forner, OF the close o. the latter, be the
cause OF his ruin. i'he tslner
Hurst not SOW his feds, nor the maaq-
'facturer lay In ms stock, Tor fear. at tie
Time of harvest. Oh when tie crude catc-
Trials are trans. oriaed lpte their destn,ea
commodities, by so:ae fatal measure Of a
'capricious goverhmcat, hey ma' be dis
IappeinteA in their expectations, defeated
I'm lner plans, and plunged into remedi
less destruction. Such a state ut things
produces the most discouras ug effects ::
Industry is dishcartened, eaterprize Is
and the various einpsoJments
IoF nea Become Durthensome and languid,
land, IN the end, are abandoned. fhe
distress and embarrassment thus created,
Ien.cGGer mischief OF the most perniclous
Icl,asacteia Usue.s and sharpers prey
Iupun the community. regular employ
heDts are Quilted, bankruptcies ensue,
distress peryades the county, credit Is
Host, and the people become Frustrated,
oroken spirited. AID regardless OF beta
tine puDlic and private veal evils, the
tpungency and weight Of which aJe en-
Creased IN ten foId degree by the renee
ltion, that had the affairs o. the nation
soeen conducted upon a plan OF liberal,
comprehensive, and permanent policy,
alt almost complete aud total reverse OF
Situation might have been realized.
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For New-Yoi.k,

EEg The fine new schooner Neptune
s sss. capt. Stevens having the princi
pal pait of her Cargo on board will sal
next Thur day. For freight apply to the
captain Oh board, Oh to
Adams, Herbert & CO.
Ju'y
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Port of Alexandria.

Arrived schooner Hamilton. Adams,
from Bermuda /; ballast John Tucker.
Left there schooner Leopard. Captain
RahIln. of this place, and another schoo-
Ecr discharsing, name not recollected.
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For Barbados.

IN The elegant copper bottome'I
1880. az. IL. British brig Shannon. capt. Ken
dali hurthen go tons or 5000 barrels
has half Der cargo engaged. For freight
of the remainder or passage, apply to
Adams, Herbert e Co.
july 9
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Think OF hin whose prayers Shall blessI

iAhA VI tfAht "ssNS~S
thee
Think offim thy love had bless'd
should her lineamentsr resemble
Those thou never more may 'st see--
then thy heart will softly trenlble
With a pulse yet true to me.
All mylauts- perchancc thcu kEowest-
All my madness-none can know
All my hopes Nhere'erthou goest--
Whither-yet with thee they so-
Every feeling hath been shaken,
Pride-which not world could bow
Bows to thee--by thee forsaken,
Even my soul forsakes me now.
But issdone-alr words are idle
Words from me are vainer still;
But the thoughts we cannot bride
Force their way without the will.
Eafe thee well thus disupited
I! Form FREQ, every nearer tie
Sacred inlieai't-and lonc--apd blighted
More than this / scarce Can die.
- . Z
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July
Sp,il.g Goods

One bale Of supeifne London broad
rlOths, one ditto kersimeres of q suneri.
Or quality, Ma settles ves,ings. irish
linens, corded mhsiins, ging!.ams. lace,
pelieces, ditto wells. ditto sIawls. ditto
.'andkerchiefs. thread laces, levantine.
and damask silk shaals. ditto handker.
chiefs, silk hose, cotton ditto. kit. and
beaver gloves, plain and plaid silks.
!.evantine5, of assorted colours. Lersr
and Book Muslias, Cambria do. real
India Null Null Muslin. do: Lawn
Linen Cambria, Canton Grapes. Cotton
Hersimeres-- Company Flag { Dandan..
ia hkfs.-Super e. 4 London PLmts-
Searsuckers, Furniture Caiicoes. Che ks:
!ied-llckinss. Russia Sheelings, Dow
tas, Carpcnngs, &c. &c.
ALSO.
5000 yards Domestic Tow Cloth.
Sc" Country Merchants will find II to;
their advantage to call and examine the,
above goods.
THOMAS WHITE.
May Is Il
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FRENCH GOODS.

Landing at Lawrason 4 Fouie's wharfs
from the schooner Morning Star. p.
K. Page, master, from Havre de-
Grace.
case white and black grapes,
l do hayantIne handHerchiefs, with
colored borders
Long black ard white silk gloves
l case mems ard women's black
and white silk hose
3 do Floyences, assorted colors
Q do Ievantine dc do
d DO taffetas DO do
! do ladies kid gl4vcs, assorted
sizes and celors
] Go mems leather gloves
I ditto green sewing silk for UNI
breIas
I ditto sewing silk, assorted coils.
l Do. Oil skin hat coyers,
I De.. Cambrics,
Do. Long Lawns, Camtric hkse
Shirt buttons,
/ Do. White Chip Hats,
] do. black ard white craze, ard
gauze fans,
The above goods were purchased with
cash, AID selected By the best houses at
Lyons and Paris, and will be sold at q
small advance by,
J. & /. V0Well
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Iawrason & Fow'e.

ALSV.
Landing from said Schooner and for sale
as above;
s5 pipes old cogniac brandy, Of a
superior quality
go cases champagne, Q dozen each
60 ditto medoc claret, Q dozen each
May z
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! believe most men have, at time
wished to be creators, possessed OF tue
newer Of moulding the world to the'i
fancy; bntthey would act more wisely y,
70 mould their own prepossesaons anu
prejudice to the standard 4 The world,
Which may be done in every age ard 81
nation, without transsressiog the bounds
Of Tie most rigid virtue. 4 distaSte a.
mankind never fails to produce peeylsh-
ness and discomfort, the mast anfclert'ns
tyrants that ever swayed the he;nan
breast; that cloud which they cast aPor
te soul shuts out every ray thai should
warm to manlv exertion, and inies, II
&e bosom Of idoienceand spleen, virtue
formed to llumiIe the world
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PUBLIC SALE,

~. . Z ?. i,
THIS DAY, at half past ten O'clock
will be sold at the vendue Store, cor
ner of Prince and Fairfax streets;
RUM in hogsheads
Cotton in bales
Imperial y Y.hyson teas in chests
Queens ware in crates
Indigo, snuff, furniture, &c.
ALSO,
Cloths. inper.al X Bennet's cords ;
Cambria and leno muslins
Ginghams. domestic cOttons
Calicoes, Irish linens =
Cotton shirtings
Sewing silks ard cot.ons, &c. &c,
t. T. Mars'eller.
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The Museum will be oper
lfor the reception OF Visitors, on .'ionda55
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
from s to 6 o'clock
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Beino desirous to close our

business in Alexandria. the partnership
heretofore existing under the iirm CT ~
SEPH SMITH & SON, is this day DIS
solved b. matual conseat. Joseph Sioith
is fully authorised to settle all accounts
of the concern. Those who have claims
will please to present. them for payment,
and those who are indebted will much O.
olise us BY immediate payment.
,'oseph Smith.
Hilham Smith.
Tx. IN st
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s y arrival al Boston from Fort au
p z learn that the fleets Of the tive
Prass. - chefs. Potion. and Chnstephes
rissl !. ~, "a ii quest Of each other,
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,r d;fssfent men fhe venerable
! : B;shop Watsssy in carefully ant
prsass a,0tiausIy exaOiningthe sciHtnfes,
c Sas'a arrive at dissrent conclusions, s
sao1, =, nuints Of theia Importance; we
v s 4 isat God, who lone knows what
rus. M NAN IS capable os viii be merciIui
every tho maj Is in error. We trust that he
70 q NM u.rSon the Unitarian. if he be in az
VII because he has fallen into it fro
s q lad Of becomiag an Idolater, Of g
81 tiat glory to another which he cor
siass - b due to God alone. Ii the
eei.s s;oSsr Of Jesus Christ as the Crea-
y. = fse Universe, and the self existent
~. Vile IN an error, we rust that GaT
v ,'1 lsrdon his mistake, because. he has
s sa into il from a dread OF disc5syias
. ..Ssi he conceiyestohe revealed concern
-; %a- he nature of tie Son, or commanded
~ soscerpins tile sonour to De given him'
r NJ .aTe asstuated hy the same principle
1T, FEAR OF COZ /: and, though thas
,;ac;Ols i,noels tieminto different roads.
|, : orr more and belief that it they ado
!. = ; t,e;rgsith. charity. they will meet i
isavenr-Bp. Hatson's Theetosted'
T..cts nyeface. .. p. xvii. XVIII,
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I ,.Gnp -four az ~. Ja-sssV VIC >.s.ya' =
seps ,'.sS s 75-and all Of Ger kinds OF
dOls- as IVY oroauce lev. White elage,d
Ansflsa,' awt. IL SO to Is. Brown d.
susaf F., o 4, to l0-Muscoyado OF Is IS
do P! .s none in mai ket, Sdo II 90 6
b lOls. a
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9 "a. Washington, Commodore
ne with Mr.. Pinkney, our M,
Chsan $ he courts Of s.. Petersburg am
Dsisf "a, spoken with at sea on the
Naples,, Iaue, in lat. as, loag. ~, al
veil.
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J. FL, CL NEVIS g Go.
TWAVE just received & offer for sai'
at their Warehouse, corner o.
hing and Water streets,
IL bids prime n. Orleans sugar,
4 do Old Jamaica rum
4 do Antigua 60
8 pipes real eognac brandy
j do Holland gin
S chests fresh young hysOn tea
/ do and 6 boxes g9apowder lra'
perial do
10 bales raw cotton
10 bags pimento and pepper
40 kegs ground ginger
3 seroUns l.. F. Indigo
Sc boxes Havanna cigars.
HheY expect in a few days.
100 barrels Baltimore whiskey
so bags nice green coffee
zoo boxes fresh mustard
so kegs Carrots smut
I ton small and large shot
70 kegs Brandywine powder
$ hhds mOlasses
90 boxes soap.
March 8
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The black color ofthe Lava contrast
ed with the ashes on e..ch side oft
and the smoke which arose from e..
very part Of il. The Tombors
mountains in direct line from Ma
CAESAR is about 2t7 naulic miles dis.
tant.
From tie ~ Z. Commercial .adsert.
ser, .Hrreh ID.
Dissolution Of the Canadian
Parliament.
On Saturday last, We stated that
Sir Gordon Drummond, had dissolv.
ed the Provincial Parliament Of Low,
er Canada. Through the attention
of a correspondent at SwaDton, we
arc now enabled to publish the pro.
eecdings ofthe House of Assembly
which Induced the governor 10 re-
sort to this extraordinary measure.
together with the speech which his
ExcelIeney delivered On that coca.
sion.
Provincial Parliament of Low.
er Canada.
The following are the Resolves of
the House Of Assembly, in com.
mittee of the whole house, on Sa.
furday the Gath ult. relative to the
impeachment against the chiefjua.
tees.
Resolved, AS the opinion Of THE
commiitee-That the house, acting
for and in the name ofthe Commons
of Lever Canada, 10 its proceed.
ings relative to the impeachment of
Jonathan Sewell, Esq. chief justice
Of the court, OF kings bench, for the
district OF Montreal, was influenced
by sense Of duty, by desire to
maintain tho laws and constitution sfI
this Province, and by HaTd for
the public interest and the honor u
his majesty's government.
Resolved, As the opinion of Thu
committee-I'!lat the Commons Of
Lower Canada we're e, tiled TO be
heard, and 10 have al opportunity Of
adducing evidence in support ofther
charges against the said Jonathan
SewelI and james Monk. Esqrs.
Resolved, AS the opinion of this
coulmittee-1 hat the resistance and
opp ositiun df the Legislative Conn
eli, or xhich the said Jonathan
sewell and James Monk, Esqrs. wera
and are members, to the right OF The
Commons Of Lower Canada to exhI'
Bit the said charges, and the obstruc'
lions subsequently iDterposed to tho
prosecution of them, prevented tbs
HoHse from being represented by an
agent to maintain and support The
said charges
Resolved, AS the opinion of tOls
committee, That this House bath
always been and is DESTROYS of an
opportunity of being heard on the
said charges, aud Of supporting them
In
by evideHcc, and hath reason 10 Ia
ment thai no such oppoI tuni'y nam
hitherto been afforded to them.
Resolved, As the opinion of this
committee, That an humble repre-.
sentation and petition on behalf OF
the Commons of this Province TO ii's
Royal Highness the Prince Regen'
be prepared, appealing to tAe Jus
tice Of his Msjcs'y's Government
eyaying that an opportunity may 10
afforded TO His Majesty's au''' ~,
Commons OF the Province 10 10
heard upon and MAINTAIN lhe S'''
charges. GOOD
Aflcf which the house adjourned
I'LL Monday next.
MsND2Y, %.
The house being met, r'esS's
was received from his Exce!ieacy
The Administrator 10 Chief, BY ''1
Gentleman Usher of the Black "o'H
requiring the immediate allenos"s IS
Dftle House in The Upper h0u'0 -
the Legislature. .,o,v,
The house went up aceol"'"s! '.
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New Butter, &c

1000 u prime new frkin Batter
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500 ID. lard
500 Id. bees wax
$50 ID. shoe thread
$50 ID. live feathers.
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