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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-20
LINES.

Addressed to very interesting and in
teligent little Girl. deprived of the ia
culties of speech aad hearing Ill
consequence of reading this question
proposed to one of Able Sicard's pu
pils.--Lps Sourds-yduets Sc trorent it
matheureuS 2'*
By Hiss Lydia Hantley, Of Connecticut
OH. could the kind enquirer gaze
Upon thy brow with feeling fraught,
its smile, like Inspirations rays
Would give the answer to his though,
And could he see thy spartiye grace,
Soft blending with submission due,
And note thy bosoln's tenderness
10 every just emotion true;
And when the new idea g!ows
On the pure altar of thy mind,
F)bserve the eyult.ng tear that flows
In silent extacy retin'd;
Thy active Iife,--thy look of bliss
The sparkling OF thy magic eye,
flewou!d his sceptic doubts dismiss,
And lay his useless pity by:
md bless tie lip that ne'et has known
The voice of censare, pride, Or art,
Or treInbled at that slerlier tone
That, while il tortures, chilIs The heart
And bless the lip that ne'er can tell
Ut human woes that vast amount,
Mar ponr those idle words that swell
The terror Of cur last account.
For sure, The stream Of silent course
May ilsw as deep, as pure, as blest,
IS that which rolls in torrents hoarse.
Oim usDisrs DER the mountains breast
As sweet a scene. as fair shore,
As rich soil, its tide may lave,
Then joyful and accepted pour
Its. tfibote to the Mighty wave.
*8fs the aesf and daD.d unhappy,
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september 90
Robert Gray,
Bookseller and Stationer.


OPPOSITE THE WASHINGTON TAVERN,
Has lately received for sale the following
| BOOKS: @
| Mason's Plea for Sacramento COMM .
Union on Catholic Principles.
/ New Military Discipline for the field
exercise and mannuvres Of the infantry
jof the United States, compiled and adapts
led to the organization of the army of the
United States, agreeabIy to resolve Of
congress, dated December 1914.
Pocket Bibles in elegant and plain
binding,
Smith and Little's, and Adgate's ma
sic books.
niyidson's Philadelphia Latin Gram.
mar.
Marray's Grammar, Key, Exercise, In
PRODUCTION, Reader and Sequel.
SCOTS Lessons, Sanford s Morten.
Rndiman'S Rudiments OF the Latin
tongue.
Bunyaa's Holy War, Goldsraiths
Rome, Death OF Abel, Waverly, Nj Fin
jsal, Lewis and Clark's travels to the Pa.
CHIC ocean, American Star, Hervey's Me,
ldItatlons, Bells Dissections, Jess AS,
slstant, Hunter'sSacred Biography, Jack,
soifs ok-keeping, Practical Education,
iaylor's sermons, Life of Fenelon, Te.
lemachus, Moore's Anacreon, Curse Of
Aehama, Thalaba or the destroyer, life
lot Cook the tragedian, SaImagandi, rs,
lplhellas lette.s, Foote'S works. beauties
loi the botanic garden, the year, poem;
Pleasures and Pains of. Memory, Pope's
works, memoirs OF Henry Kirk White,
Bread GrIns, LORD Of the Isles, Tourists
Guide, pleasures of hope, Gertrude otWy,
omins. Dunlap's plays, Rambler's maga-
dine, Homer burlesaued, DR.. Israel's Ro.
nance, Enchanted Plants, fables of Flo.
ra castle Rackreni, Rival Princes, Cut
ter, Founding of Belgrade, don Raphael,
castle of Otranto, yillage Pastor, self
IcoDtroul. looking-slass Tor the mind, Min
lstrel, Baxster's call, triumphs OF temper.
Yourg's night thoughts, New York pre-.
!ceptor, calendar Ut nature. choice en-
Iblens, child's magazine. child's cabinet,
snowden's America, Wee,n's lie Of
Washington, Doddridge's family exposi-
tor, RusseIl's Modern Europe, Giib6on's
Roman Empire, elegantly bound in calf
land gilt.
on HAND,
Spelling books, testaments, states, pen.
els, wafers, quilts, sealing wax, writing
paper, paint boxes, hair pencils, German
flutes, clarionets, violins, violin strings,
bows and bridges. &c.
ALSO,
A large stock of mlscellaneou. books
which he will sell at retail prices for un-
chartered country bank notes, at par.
Sept 10
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Baltimore, Sept. 10.

On Tuesday, 4th, the following gentle
men were elected Senators OF this State
FOR THE WEarERN SHORE.
John E. Howard, Baltimore County
C:eorge Winchester, City
John Leigh, St. Mary's County
Clement Dorsey. Charles
Peter Emmerson, Calvert
Robert P. Magruder, Montgomery !.
Arehibaid Van Horn, Prince Georges
r. b. Fancy, Frederick
Roger Perry. Allegany
FOR THE EASTERN SHORE.
Levin Gale, Cecil
William Spencer, Kent
Henry Holiday, Talbot
Joseph E. Muse, Dorchester
William tiughett, Caroline
George w. Jackson, Somerset
The following is list Of the names 0
he gentlemen voice for on Tuesday, 4tn
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Public Sale

This day, at 4 o'clock, will be sold On
Ramsay's Wharf, without reserve, the
cargo Of the schooner Hope, Consists
Ing of,
sIo bags first quality Coffee,
10 tons Log Wood,
land half tons Brazilitta and
9 bales first quality Cotton,
Terms liberal, and made known at the
place ofsale.
P. g.. Marstel|er.
Septembor 90
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EDMOND ByRK.
~~--r,,z..----

AS he was dec'aiming with great ami
nation against Hastings he was interrupt s,
led by little Major Shoot. 6 Am T sac
Inc Indignantly /" TO be raised by tht
|barking of this Jackal, while | am attack
Ing the Royal Tiger of Bengal
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Piano Forte.
Just received, for Sale,

Just reeeiDed, for Sale.
A London made square Piano Fortee
Of superior tone, with six legs--addition-
al Keys and pedal-one complete settof
extra Strings and tuning Hammer.
on HAND.
A London made square Piano Forte,
with beautiful Case, four legs--addition~
al Key and Pedal.
Robert Gray,
July H.
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r. CAUTION.

The Public are hereby cautioned fror,
Trusting any OF the Crew of the British
Brig Thomas, as I will not pay any dshta
of their contracting.
HENRY BOWMAN.
Sep. 20 st
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For Freight or Charter,
To Europe or the Weat- lndies,
SfH> The substantial new Brig Al
.ssaa& BERT, Captain SFan, burthen
about $500 barrels.
Apply to ~
NEWTON KEENg.
september 90 #
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4 GEN. v. RENSsELAER'S HORSE,
Suitably caparisoned. and led by tive
servants, dressed iamoRraing, With
White 'iufbans.
dOrDNERs.
CLERGY.
PHYSICIANS.
CITIZENS.
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tended to make men thus Immoral, irrcii.
sious, shallow aud presuaptuous.
Albany, Sept. 19.

ALBANY, Sept. IL.
a., the 9th instant, the death of Gen
VAN RENSSELAER,, late of thi'
= ;.x. Was mentioned in the public papers
s o. Tuesday. the 10th, his funeral SO,
! ~ wesc attended by large con-
s pnrse Of citizens, and by Masonic
s COIN Military procession, in the following
order:
Cant. Olmsted's City Guards.
Can't Judson's yoluntecr Infantry.
Captain StillwelI's Artillery,
Under the con.mard Of Captain Ezra
,spkias. aud Asljutant Gilbert, and &C
s..mnanied by the Albany Baad OF Mu-
&c. with drums untitled, etc.
Albany Military dissertations
In full Uaiform,
MASONIC PROCESSION.
CONSISTING OF
nrstfrs, Tempe. and Mount Fer
non lodges.
The Pail supported by eight Officers OF
the War OF Independence, VIZ.
Tons;ne. 5r. Mat. Trotter.
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Madrid, Ju!q %.

:, s1UVt7 CT OSS-J -
e have just heard that the kings
}lessenger, Mr.. Lyeil. who has beeil
acre about i've week, was assassinated
Yesterday in the Retro: you may de-
pend upon the fact lie was buriea this
e,eaing i'll he garden OF Recocttas /; for.
to tbs frame Of our government, there Is
10 burial place fer Pr6testants. hare
i ,gst seen an Enslishman who has been at
ais funeral !: half pasl10 o'clock, P. NJ.
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As sweet a scene. as fair a shore,
As rich soil, its tide may lave,
Then joyful and accepted pour
Its. tfibote to the Mighty wave.
Wire the detf and dah.b unhappy,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-21
The cases YOU state Of two boxes, both

] The cases YOU state of two boxes, beth
|of whom get {" terrible bruising," j.
opposite to this !; he, of the two whc
committed the aggression on the other, al
though victor in the scuTie, yet probably
finds the aggression not worth the brush
In it has cost him. To explain this BY
oumbers. it is aIIedged, that &. Britait
.ook from us, before the late war, near
1000 vessels, and that during the war, we
took 400; that before the war, she
seized and made slaves of 5000 OF out
citizens. and that in the war we klllef
more than 5000 other subjects, and caus-
Ell her to expend such sum a. amount
ed to 4 or 5000 guineaa head tor every
slave she made. She might have puf-
chased the vessels she took for less than
the value of those she lost, and have used
the 5000 of her men killed, for purposes
10 which she applied ours, have saved
1.-The 4 or 5000 guinness head, and obtain
ed character of justice which is as va
liuable to a nation as an individual.
These considerations, leave her without
indictment to plHnder property ara
take men in future on such dear terms.
y neither affirm or deny the truth OF
these allegations nor is their truth mate
rial of the question they are possible, =
therefore present cause TO your consl-
deration. in a discussion of the geLerai
question whether any degree OF injury
can render recourse to war exPedleDt !
Still less propose, to draw to myself any
part in this discussion.
Age. and it's effects both on body and
mind. has weaned my attentions from
public subjects, ard left me unequal to
the labors of correspondence beyond the
limits of my personal concerns. lretlre,
thereto e, f'om the question, with a SIT
cere wish, that your writings may have
effect in lessoning this greatest OF human
e lis, and that you may retain lie ana
health, to ENJOY the contemplation OF this
happy spectacle ; and pray you to be as
sured of my great respect.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
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Me John & IlahneY.

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day Of the Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia to be held fer the county OF
Alexandria, in November 1916. or as
soon after as counsel can be heard ; | shall
move that court to award judgment a
sainst you in favor OF the common coun-
scil Of Alexandria, for the sum OF twenty
SIX dollars and FIVE cents, being the a
mount of taxes due on your property on
W'oif-street, in the town OF Alexandra,
tor the years 1904, 5, 6, z, s, 9, 10.
IL, 12, IS, IA and l5-according to the
act OF congress passed the 18th Fcbraa,
airy, 1894.
]. d. SIMMS,
Attorney foe the Common Council
of Alexandria.
May 15-.l6 dom
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-21
MIR. ADAMS ANSWER.
0UiUcU- fpb. 6 1916.

Dear SRI have received your kline
letter of the Esd of January. and thank
you for the pamphlets incIosed with it.
II is very true, assay excellent friend
Mr.. Norton, has informed you, that | have
read many Of your publications with plea
sure.
have also .~ad. almost all the DAYS OF
my life, the solemn reasonings and pathe
tic declarations of Erasmus, of FeaeIon.
of st. Pierre, and many others, against
war, and il favcr OF peace. My under
standing and M heart, accorded with
hem, at first blush. But, alas longer
and more extensive experience has con
Ninced me, that vars are as necessary 6
as ineyi able, in ursystem as hurricanes.
Earth quak"s and volcanoes.
Our beloved country, sir. is surrounded
by enemies. of he most dangerous. be
cause the most gowertu aud most unprln-
clpled character. Collisions Of nation
al interest, Of commercial and manufactu
ring rivalries. are multiplying around US.
ihstedu OF dlscoufagIEg marta SPIRIT,
IN my opiHioe, it oagtt to be excited.
We have not enough Of it to defend US by
sea or land
Universal and perpetual peace APP
pears to me, no more nor less than ever
lasting passive obedience, and non-resist-
ance.--Ihe human flock would soon be
heeced and batchered by one or a
few.
! cannot therefore, ST, be subscriber
or member ot your society.
| do, sir, most humblv supPlicate the
theologians, the philosophers, and foliti-
clans, to let me die in peace. lseek oniy
repose.
v ith the most cordial esteem, howe
yer, am, sir, your fiend and SER
want,
JOHN ADAMS.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

N AN AWAY from the subscriber on
IA, the 27th of June last, anindenteti
apprentice to the hating business, by the
name o. YIliiam B,trk, about is years
of age, well grown, about 5 feet or s
inches high, slim made, ard took with
him when be went away two suits OF new
domestic summer cloathes mixed, besides
old ones. The above reward with all
reasonable expenses, will be paid for ap
pretending and bringing said boy to me.
or Ten Dollars will be given if detained
any where so that | get him. | expect
he has gone towards Lancaster, Psans'l
vania. as he was a resident of that place
hP The Editor of the Lancaster
Journal, Will give the above s insertions
and send his account to this ofice.
Thomas L. Martin.
august 10
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From the ". 7. Courier.

Political ReEations.-Evcry ration. and
especially every republican one, has a
perpetual tendency to ruin. II is never
stationary. 1t is either degenerating or
regenerating. Reason, virtue and reli-
gion are in one scale, and ambition, folly.
vice and atheism in the other, and the ma
ton oscilIates between prosperity e ruin
increasingly. The latter always prepon-
derates. and il ruin does not universally
ensue. it rs prevented. and can be pre-
vented, but BY one earthly pos r. There
is but one infallible restorative of the body
polite from disease. but one presevative
from death. Happily for the human ace,
vice and folly cl,astiSe and correct them
selves, when every moral and religious
agent has proved inefficient. Political
sin and folly create necessity for retor-
nation. Few people are rational. but all
are sensitive beings. Few are possessed
OF moral, but fortunately all are endowed
with corporal feeling. The pcpulace
may be deIuded into error BY artful end
popular leaders; they may, for While
support impolitic and wicked measures
and men, and prosecute virtuous and en-
lightened ones, but they dare not to do il
long The bad consequences of bad
measures oblige them TO sbar don those
measures. Political and moral ineen,
diaries are scorched By their own fires
and forced to extinguish them for thei'
own safety. Society was first established
Icy moral necessity, and by moral neces-
|sity alone it is maintained. The example
|of a wise, ysrtuous u popular statesma
a rare character and the combined il
iluence ofreason and religion, may some
tin.es arrest the progress Of declining
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Land for Sale.
May 15-lo

One hundred and sixty acres of first
rate Plaster Land, adjoining the town
of Centerville, upon which there is an
excellent orchard Of choice fruit and to.
lerable good improvements. 1t is wei
supplied with water, aud the turnpike
road passes directly by it. No situation
can be more healthy, nor any Soil bette'
ADAPTED to the use of Plaster Ut Paris
This land nil be sold cheap, aud upoi
such credit As uay suit the purchaser. ).
Apply to William IL. Fcote, near A
texanlria, or to
James l.. Triplett,
Near the premises.
WHY IS Raw
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To LET,
august

That elegant Establishment on Jeder
son,street. commodious Brick Dwel
line. having Drawing, Dining, Store. ane
FIVE good Lodging Roo@s, neatly flash
ed Smoak House. Dairy. Kitchen
Stable, and every Convenience Pump
under cover, a Garden well stocked witt
Vegetables, aud best Of Water at the dis
lance of 2 and 500 yards. The Improve
ments are in complete repair, the sitna-
ton is very pleasant The rent will Dc
moderate, ard immediate possession giv-
en-. Apply to
August s
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August Is
Mr. John Muir.

YOU will take notice, that on the Of
day of tie Circuit Court of the Distric
ofColumbia, to be held for the county
of Alexandria. ia November 1916. or a
soon theresSset as counsel can be heard
shall mgfe that court to award jpdg
ment against you in favor of the CONNER
council Of Alexandria, for the sim o.
sixty tour dollars and one cent, beins
the amount due for paving and taxes on
your property corner of Duke and PIT
strcets, In the townof Alexandria, f9l
the years 1910, II. II. IS, IL ard 20
according to the act of congress passet
he 25th February. 1904.
j. II. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria.
May s5-16 dom
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Exchange Office, Georgeto1u'


3 WILL give the highest premium TO
& Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, OF
the following places. VIZ.
Boston. New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia. will also CIV
the highest premium for Drafts on New
Orleans. Treasury Notes and Srecie.
I'll kinds of Western Bahk Note
bought and sold.
al kinds Of Stocks and Bills of FIX
change bought and sold.
Notes. Drafts, and Interest collected
and RENTED for a small commission.
81 Persons travelling to any part O
tie United States may be supplied viii
suitable FundS.
81 Please to enquire atmy Exchange
and Brokers Office, Bridge street, Geo
lolrn.
RomuluS Riggs.
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1'urnip Seed
r HayE For SALE.

A quantity of fne early Dutch Tur-
nip Seed, Of my own savings, as they
were remarkable fue--the greatest care
was taken to save the sorts apart: white
top. red ditto. green ditto, early stone.
wjnte and green top. also the yellow tur-
nip. Delaware and red kale, with every
other kind OF seed ia demand, lucern aud
white clover. carduas fuiloram orfniiers'
teaze!, for raising the kpap upan woolien
cloth, tie seeds or heads NAV be had.
4 liberal allowance to those who pur-
chase TO retail.
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For Antwerp,

rS1g The substantial and last saii.ns
alsssRa Ship .america. burthen $50 ton .l'
ZINC two thirds OF her caFgo engage
ne balance will be taken on lnoaelaI's s
erns if immediate app icattpn IS p,FS
49, DANIEL S0Mass:
July "a
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FOR SALE,
Freight or Charter.
The Subscriber

HAS JUST RECEIVED
A FRESH supply ct Furniture, con,
q sisting of Bureaus, Secretaries. IA
bIes, Desks AID Chairs. Also, auan
tity Of Wagons. with or without Har
ness. and few Patent Rifles y flstols
which he Will sell low FOR cash,
Edward Decide,
Lower end Pwnce-strect
August IS cow
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CONDITIONS

I. The V1sITANT will be hand omcly
printed, on good paper. with new type,
srocured for the occasion.
III. A number containing 40 Octave
pages, stitched in blue paper, will be is
sued once month, and delivered TO sub
Iscribersin Alexandra, at 25 cents pei
number. payable on delivery.
~ Subscriptions to the above
| W ork will be received at the
lOffice of the Alexandria Gaz
cite.
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ALSO,
The best assortment Of

The best Assorsmei't Of
China, Gtass < Queens Ware.
Which Will sell as low ash car be had
In town Tor good paper: good assert
ment of stone and potters' ware, and .
few pair garden shears.
Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street, near 1T. Paul.
Church.
July 60 lmep
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Romuius Riggs.
June |
his day IS pubASileo,
find ready for dsiivesy to Subscribers,
The First Namber of tie
.MG.A,TRLK TES1TlEI,
SOMETHING OLD.

A Periodical Worh, Intended to b'
continued monthly for twelve months, o.
longer, it mutually agreeable to subScil
beers and the Editor.
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For Sale,

A handsome assortment OF Double
Block Tin Ware. Also, quantity Oh
Plane Tin Ware which ill sell very
cheap, wholesale or retail.
WM. MOORE,
Royal street, opposite Mr.. s. Snow.
den's Printing Office.
August Is
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From the albany DAILY advertiser.

Is . 2 +
We do not believe that two letters
more characteristic of their authors than
the following were ever written. Mt.
Jefferson takes care not to read much bS :
fore he answers, and when he answers.
without deciding any thing, he shufltes,
|e AIDES, and deals in Virginia metaph} :
lsics. Old President Adams, having Nv
led to SO great an age, that lis passions
(which were always strong, have gained
the ascendancy over his good sense and
reason, and having, since his son was
made a foreign minister by Mr.. Madison,
lbecome a converted democrat, entirely
ltorsets that the birth OF the SAsiGUk
was accompanied with tie angelic song
|of--s PEACE ON EARTH, AMI
IG0OD WILL TOWARDS MEN" p
lie says, :. Experience has convinced
him, that wars are as necessary and H.
leyitable in our system, as hurricanes:
earthquakes, and volcanoes" What a
miserable predicament our system must
be in during tina. period, Tor the hasten
Ing Of which, all good christians are ac-
Icustomed to pray, VIZ: THE MILE
MUM, that tranquil period, when
+. swords are to be beaten lpto plough
Ishares, aud spears INTO pruning hooks,
land nations are TO learn war 10 more -
/. Universal peace" says this old gentle
man, $ appears to me no more nor less
THAN everlasting passive obedience, and
on-resistsnce. The human flock wouId
soon be !leeced, and butchered BY ore o.
IA lew" 1t IS strange he should not per-
.cclye, tAat according his own doctrine.
g universal peace'' would be the shortest
mode which could be adopted for the pur-
pose Of bringing about ua'rersaI aCar,
for he SAYS the effect of it would be the
fleeing and butchering the human flock,
which, TO our understanding, is state
extreme! y like war.
1t is much to be regretted, that man
Of Mr.. Adaps's peculiar turn of mind,
when advanced in the laboring journey
Of lite beyond the age of four score years,
should be called upon to give opinions on
such subjects as this. 1t is much to be
that such opinions as those con
tanned in this letter. should proceed from
al aged processing christian, professed
imiratm of HIM, who pronounced to his
followers the heavenly benedle ton
:. BLESSED ARE THE PEACE MA.
KERS, FOR THEY SHALL INHE-
RIT The EARTH"
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HARD WARE & CUTLERY.

HAKD WARE q &C iEEi.
ON HAND,
A general assortment German Goods,
Which will be sold Oh the most ac-
accommodating terms to punctual custom
ers-or for cash.
Nav %
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Hardware.

LEHyTc HTFh'EsN'S e GO.
Have received by ships Ocean and Hole.
fern, from liverpool, general assert
meat ef
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July 90