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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-15
Landing,

Landing,
The Cargo of the brig Agenoria, Cyrel
Martin, master, from Marssilles, cen
sisting of
$50 cases claret
900 casks ditto
80 ditto myscatel vine
2 ditto ladies' and genaemen's
silk hose and gloves
/ ditto ladies' kld gloves
2 ditto colored lutestrlnss, assert
cd
ditto lowered ditto
9 ditto Florence silks
2 ditto colored grapes assorted
/ ditto ribbous
z ditto lace shawls and handker.
chiefs
4 ditto gentlemen's sup, hats, IA
risian cut
9 bales Alexandra senaa
Is bales velvet corks
5 cases phials--
For scie By
Joseph Smith and Son,
or Adams, Herbert & Co.
May IS tt
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GERMAN GOODS.
rbor]es 7 CGtleH

Charles i tGttett
-x.s received per the ship Orion. d.
rect from Hamburg, and oilers ior
y. he following Goods ".
'''s 500 d boxes Glass Ware,
csDs,ting of looking glass plates, de-
usr'' tumblers, vine glasses, double
s saas, nj gilt edged, window glass, &c. S
- goo bales Linen,
co,s;st;nr of Platillas, Britannias,
r.. mia, Rouans. cholets, Creas, Lls-
,.Jos:. DowIas. Hessians. SAIL Giosa'
Mite White Sail, stout hempen 1icklehsurss'
l,suaburgs. Burlaps &C.
swedish aud Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White ana red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quilts.
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks Of steel of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demIehRs,
Apothccaries' glasses,
furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
All Of which viii be sold on as sOod
terms as they can he purchased IN the
United States.
Nov %
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OuIGlY.s

Bur- Mill Stone snanufaciorg.
yEShE subscriber has received q large
u supply of BURR BLOCKS, direct
from France and has commenced max
Ing Barr DILL Stones, at his shop. upper
end Of King street, near The store Of MIR.
James Anderson, where he can, on a
abort notice. furnish Stones of any size,
warranted equal to any in the United
Oates, and on the most reasonable terms.
.Hickael Quigty.
april s If
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MIR John B Dabney,
Nav

YOU will take net;ce, that on the 9Th
day of the Circuit Court OF The District
of Columbia, to be held Cor the county OF
Alexandria, in November 1916, or as
soon after as counsel can De heard !; | shall
move that court to award judgment
eainst ycu in favor OF the common coun-
ell of Alexandria. for the sum of twenty
six dollars and FIVE cents, being the "a
mount of taxes due on your property on
Wolf-strect. in the town OF Alexandra.
for the years 1904, 5. E, Z, s, 9, 10,
IL. IL, IS. IA and l5-according to the
act of congress passed the 18th tebrua-
any. 1904.
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria.
May 15-16 dom
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Valuable Land for Sale.

UNDER the authority of a decree Of
the Superior Court of CHANGER, held at
Fredericksburgh. in the suit of Giles
FitZhash against A. and j. Scholfelds
the subscribed will offer at public sales
for cash, at Goodins's avern. on tie pee
misses, on Thursday the 2ad day Of Aaa
gust next. valuable Tract Of LANDa
containing about 1916 acres. situate In
Fairfax county. on both sides oil the Lit-
tie River Turnpike Road ana Of Accos
tank Run, abeut nine miles frem Alex,
andria and nearly the same distance trom
the city OF Washington and Georgetown.
Part of large tract called Ravenswo til;
and formerly owned by Giles Fitzhughs
On this tract there is a very valuable
Mill Seat, towards the improvement Of
which considerable progress has Iates
" been made by digging out and p epas
ring the races, and collecting large
portion of the building materials which
are new on the spot: the scite also affords
room for an extensive manufacturing
establishment.
Most Of the great roads leading TO tho
towns above mentioned fall into the Lits !,
tie River Turnpike Road a short distance
above the land proposed to be Sold, and 4
new turnpike road leading directly FROM
the land to the City OF Washington and
Georgetown, has lately been laid off and
part of If finished. The soil is well adapt:
ed to farming and the use Of plaster and
clover. and a large portion of the land
IS already well taken in clover. ne
various advantages this tract possessed ,
render it we'll worth the attention of eE' :
tcrprizing men. A great number of lo;s !
have been laid of for town proposed II !,
be established along the turapike rnad.
The sale viii commence preciseI y at L :
e'clock, and the land will be laid OF /
into lots to suit purchasers. ANY char :
tered Bank paper declared to be curreii
in Fairfax County by the court of tha t
equity, will be received in payment.
Richard IL HendeFsons
r. l. Taylor.
Commissioners
July 1a cots
The editors of the Winchester Ga.
zette. Leesburg Westinghouse and Free
ricktown Herald. are requested to pub
lish the above till day of sale, and for
ward their accounts to this Office tor
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For freight or Charter,

xa The elegant new Schooner
81 sFSs Neptune. Captain stephens !;
49, sssfzszss- burthea l56 tons or 1900 BAR
rels. we'll found. and in eve
ry raspect a first rate vessel, aud viii be
read ' Tor the reception of cargo in i've
days. For terms apply to the MASTER on
Adams. Herbert & Co.
Uho haze for Sale,
Said seheoner's Cargo, consisting oil
$4,000 feet Merchants5le Lumber.
June 2S
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The Stockholders
Of tie laie Domestic Marrfdcfuys
Company Of alecaadsia.
ARE HEREBY Y0T1F1SD.

ME HEREBY NUTIFIhD.
THAT a, meeting of TIE Directors
of the late Co. a final dividend of capital
and profits of ~ per cent. in addition to
the Is already declared on the disso!u~
ton OF Che company, was ordered to BE-
paid te those stockholders WHO paid up
their stock in tull--and % per cent. to
those who failed in paving Gp--beiRg5
with the IS already declared as above,
the amount by them actually paid: which
dividend viii be paid on or after sEoa'
Dig the 2sd instant, by the late agent.
Ia. Laugtry.
Il. B. It is required that the certihs-
Gates OF stock be surrendered on receipt
OF the dividend.
July IL cost
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Romulas Riggs.
If
Mr. John Muir,

YOU will take notice. that OH the 9th
day of tie Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia, to be held tor the county
Of Alexandria, in November 1916. or a.
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard !;
l shall move that court TO award juds-
ment against YOU in taYor of the common
council of Alexandria, Cor the sam OF
sixty TOUR dollars ard one cent, being
the amount due for paving and taxes on
your property corner Of Duke and Pit
streets, in the town Of Alexandria, tor
the wears 1910, II. t2, Is. IA and 10
according to the act of congress passed
he 25th February. 1904.
]. u. SEMMS,
Attorney for Tie COMMON counci'
Of Alexandria.
Nav E5-I6 dom
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At a meeting of the Directors

At a meeting of the Directors
of the Merchants Bank of Alexandria,
ON the I'd day of July, 1916 the foi.
lowing Order was made and ordered
to be published =
WHEREAS it is deemed exPet'ient
to repeal so much OF an order OF this
BOARD as prohibits the transfer 81 any
debt due to this Ran:A, in order to en-
crease its facilities. which the demands
on the institution have rendered neces-
sary: a.
i9esolred. That debts due to the sad
Bank shall be transferable at the direction
of the cenmittee, from ane alter the lst
day Of August next.
By order,
James S. Scott. Cashier.
July eow
PRINTING
Neatly executed at the Office OF the a.
.exandria Gazette
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ARD WARE &. CUTLERY.

On HAND,
a general assortment Gcrmen Goods
Which will be sold on the most &C.
commodating terms to punctual custom
ers-or for cash.
May IS
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Land for Saie.

''aB subscriber offers for sale two
! small FARMS in the county of
weshnOreland and state of Virginia
Vne On Mattox Creek, containing 200
ae'es, principally land of the first quail
Y 20 of which is heavily timbered.-
mere is On this tract good dwelling
. sOase, with all necessary out-houses, a
! aAe Young apple and peach orchard.
sE'nss of never falling streams convent
s q The house stands on the banks of
creek where every convenience and
,aary that the season can afford is at
'aeaed to it.
ALSO,
une other Tract, lying and being in
= same county, about one and han
&C. .ss from the above tract, containing
~ ~ and half acres, about $50 acres of
lug uNa Is IN good timber-there is dwell
sSs Mouse, kitchen, and an apple or
,.. S'a with some other valuable fruit at
=, as9 to this, with a spring Of good wa
-. For terms apply to Baldwin NJ.
NJ Esq. or Henry Beaucock, both Of
os s.sa gentlemen live near the premises,
~ subscriber H. Alexandra.
=, ELLIOT MUSE.
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1867
NEW TEAS. &c.
WILLIAM BARTLEMAN
RAs 9usT RscEIrEn.

A SUPPLY of TEAS ofthe latest inS
IA portation and which are of prims
quality. Also on hand and for sale on
pleasing terms. a very general assortment
OF Groceries.
July 10. colin
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SAIES At vENDuE.

!, ,-,,r,, Tuesday and Ff'sdas,
W - VIII. BE SOLD,
!. ysnsse Store, corner OF Prince
Tue and Water Streets,
a VARIETY OF
n, Goods, Groceries, &c:
. IL :I,rs Of which win be expressed IN
fa'' he bills of the day.
an kind Of goods which arc on
lam and the prices of which are.
lirl tlrasDd. can at any time beyiewed
establishes al the lowest limitation
sndPness' p G.. MARSTELL.ER.
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VIM. MORGAN
June ID

Informs the public, he has opened a
shop on King street, between Regal and
Pitt. opposite Mr.. Beeler's, confectionery,
where all orders will be thankfully re-
ceived and principally attended TO. His
time wdl be principally occupied in be
spoke work. Those who favor him with
their custom, may depend that the mate
rails and workmanship will be inferior to
.one for fashion. neatness and durability.
for cash only. The time spent and dill
Guilty in collecting small accounts, must
plead an apology for this determination
May Is N'
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Hardware,

LEWIS HIPKIA'S e co.
Have received by ships Ocean and Hole
fern. from liverpool, a general assort-
mant Of
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board.
Also fo1. Freight,

ESS The brig Hesper, Joseph
yEystisglsss. ~, Stephens, jun. master; bur
s ssEss5zt11s4.. then about 1860 bb!s. nearly
SSs>>-s~S1SsS new and superior built yes
sci, sails CAST, and ready 10 receive a
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ALSO,

kGs The ship Wilhelmind. John
sSSgL AN;s, Baxter, master; burthen 1000
As 1-f4sssr barrels, in good order s. rea-
= e@-sE dy to receive a cargo on
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The ship Holifsrn. Charles
'ennison, master burthen
lboat 5000 barrels. has per-
iormed but enc voyage. and
; in three days to receive a
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also for Srie or Freight,

EIb The brig Telsmachus, lu-
~ IS ~ TIER Lincein, master bur
ya:fs 49, .tsen 1100 barrels. and eau
l2-1-'-+-1<<a be ready for sea in few
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Preparations were Immediately ns,
leaving her in tho boats the pd'.
sart of the crew took The Ion,
leaving four seamen toget on s6s'
the jolly boat ;but in lowering her
fhe stern she was dashed in peice,. 1
ter landing on Folly Island, the mai
turned to the ahip7 to save the four {
men in which attempt the long be.'f
s s iyamped !, a raft was then made. +
this shared the same fate. On su,z
morning the pilot boat, Friends ws1l
their assistance, and took them Of I
the mean tine as is too frequent,
case in like perilious situation.
seamen had got compietely intosiiessl
and when the pilot went 70 the Shin
of them had been lying "A hours ~
less on the cabin floor, aud Could !
be removed by taking nim up and !,
sing him into the boat. The sail, !
then unbent, and such Sf the rispirs
could be got q putoD boa q The r.,
bu. it blew SO violently on MONDAY n,
ing, that they could not return e :
wreck the sea breaking over her 4, /;
as her tops. She had not gone to b..
on Msnday evening, when the PilotS
left stoao. Captain iarker with
crew reached town alb nj Two al.
yesterday morning, n the P,ls
through the inland pas age from s.
River. Captain BARK and bis !,
saved all their baggage. The lette,I
which was full ofletters, as unfortua,
ly lost overheard.
The brig Christopher, Captain Ii,
ham, OF this port, sailed from ANTI,
~ company with the w Il. Penn, bul
to Belfast Ireland. Left there, SHIN
rothea, Hammond, of PaiIadelphis,
Calcutta. ready for sea !; and shin O.,
Hill OF Baltimore, loading.
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From the iIYest Indies.

Capt. Eddy, from S, Thomas, in 10
days, arrived on Sunkay, informs, that
two days before he sailed, the brig Ram
bier, of Wells, put in there with the less
OF both masts and bowspri;, IN a severe
gale on the 18th Sept mbcr. She wss
blown out of Bassaterre Roads, Gaada'
toppe, together with number OF Cthet
vessels. Her captain reported that the
hurricane was UNUSUALLY severe, oas
could give no particulars of the damage
sustained When capt. K. left st. lac
mas. it was not known how far the gaze
rad reached to windward.
Markets at st. Thomas for American
produce, very dull and the Island pro-
auce very high and scarce.
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thinks will not be removed, till canal
IS opened from lake Tezeuco. There aye
sixteen towns and villages in the inter-.
or of Mexico. Such IS the fertility oil
the Mexican soil, that without any ex-
tsaoruinary labor. the ground now under {.
cultivation, will furnish subsistence Ter
a population ten times as numerous. ihe
Mexican wheat, is neatly equal to that
of the United States; and twenty-io'uii
grains for one is the usual produce. IN
every 100 inhabitants inthe city Of Mex,
leo there are Tor 40 Spanish Creoles, 9
European spaniards. "a Attic and Otto
mite Indians, aud IS people OF mixed
blood. The Europeans constitute only
the 10th part Of the whole population of
South America. The following is the
proportion of the males to females, 10
MeYico =
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Valuable Property for Sac.

a. SATURDAY, the 10th Of No,
q b senaber, at n O'Clock, a. q Will
he sold at public auction, that Valuable
Property at the intersection OF King and
Columbus streets, consisting Ole.
Two Brick Warehouses,
zach 90 feet front on King-street, and
extending back 100 feet to . yard en-
closed with a brick wall Those ware
houses are in the best situations FOL busi
ness, and are well calculated for extern
siye Dry Good or Grocery Stores.
A Dwelling House
adjoining. well calculated for 4 genteel
family. The Jotis large and handsome,
" Improved every necessary out build
ing of brick, and the yard and garden
enclosed with a brick wall, Few situa'
tions are considered more desirable tor q
town residence. Also,
A Country Seat,
three miles from Alexandra, adjoining
Mrs. Chapin's, containing 50 acres. q
part cleared and iii cultivation, the resi-
due in wood. A small dwelling house
has lately been erected. It's handsome
" situated; has a fine spring OF water
is very healthy, and susceptible OF very
elegant Improvement.
The above property will be sold, with
out reserve, at a very liberal credit
FERNS at sale.
p. G. Marsteller.
October is If
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SeasptaMe articles,
Among them are

Among them are
Sheppard's and Meek. Innes and Cos
extra superfne Iibp. Saxony Cloths
and Cassimeres
Fine and snpersloe Yorkshire ditto
Double milled Drabs
Fashionable fancy Yestings and impe
rial Cords
Flannels, Wildbores and Bombazets
Striped HIaakets
Rose ditto asserted, GA to ls4, somr
extra superiiae
Superfine Carpetting and hear th Rugs
new and rich figures
Twilled Cords anu Nelyetteens
Ga, IA, and S-4 Merino Shawis, all
ceiers.
Ga superhne dark Ginghams
Rich Spanish net and bird7eye null,
Bourbon Cord, twiiled and striped,
corded, Lace Stripe, Pink and Lilac
Stripe, Tamboured India, fine book,
iaceaet, camDric and Mull-Aiuslins.
Patent Net Braces
Ladies' Il gentlemens' Leather Gloves
Ladies regency Fur Capcs, Pirenean
Tippets, Flossynet Scarfs, Cobourg
Piloreans, Leopold Stocks i Chill
drens' Wersted Boots
london treble gilt and patent wove
Silk Buttons
Colored 4 patent wire Cotton Threads.
Stearn-lO0m Shirtings
Malabar Handkerchiefs, etc.
September 16 dSteo
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Fauauier Lands.

rWNHE subscriber offers for sale the
Estate whereon he resides in the
county Of Fauquier, about s miles below
the courthouse, on Cedar. Run, between
the roads leading to Fredericksburg and
Occoquan, 80 miles distant from either
place. and 40 to Alexandria by the turn
pike, from Bnckland. The tract is COM
puted at
Three thousand three hundred
and seventy Acres,
and is divided into three farms, with
Woodland and Meadows, conveniently
distributed for each. There is a
Valuable Mill Seat,
with stcne on the spot for building
The stream is abundant, and waters the
whole tract. presenting an extent of
Four or five hundred Acres of
Low Grounds
Of first qoality--1he high land is well
divided into regular fields, some Of them
very productive, and is ADAPTED to the
Use of Plaster. Few tracts can possess
greater advantages either for extensive
grazing OF gain culture.
he purchaser or purchasers Of the
land, can be accommodated with the
farming utensils, the crops of Corn aud
the sown Wheat-the stock OF Cattle.
Horses, Sheep and Hogs and with the
Negroes on the estate in families, making
about $50, Of very valuable description,
with some tradesmen.
The improvements are comfortable
Dwelling House, with good ont Houses.
Ice House, Stables, &c. The situation
lis healthy and the water uncommonly
good. Two thirds of the whole purchase
money will be required at the delivery
Iof the property, the balance in short pay
|ments with interest and secured By a
deed OF trust.
Bernard nj. Carter,
Woodsto'k, Fauquier County.
October Is 2aw
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House and Lot for Sale,

The subscribers will sell the Lot and
Frame House thereon, adjoinmgthe stone
ward Of Mr.. Bernard Crook, on Prince
street. If not sold before Saturday next,
the 18th instant, it will be sold at auc-
ton, at three o'clock, on that day, on
the premises--at three aud six months
credit.
Vaudeville & Larmeur.
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sTIIPWREcEs.

Mr.. Nathan Johnson, of Nassau n. Z
arrived here on Saturday in the schsn. d
er Sea Flower, was taken from the Vr,sI a
of the British ship Aldbro, CAPT. SATIN Z
cast away on the Bahama Bank. on 4,
|2lst or 22d ult. He informs Us th,,s.
above ship was from the Ray of Hondu,,, I
bound to London: that the crew & n,s
lot the sails and rigging were saved, AMI
landed on the Bahama Bank, By tWoS
Providence wreckins sloops, to one ! /
(which he belongs: that both said ,Jooo.
being loaded with the property s,,si
from the wreck, started for Shore n A.,
charge, leaving him and two neerce, !,
board, to get the remainder of the cor.
ldage, etc. with which she was r,tI,
laden, on deck. The sIoop to which NJ,
J. belonged, went to the west end off,.
Grand Bahama Bank, to land vhatbaj
been thus far saved, and was to retrr,
the next day: but not returning at d.
time appointed, night approaching, and
the ship beginning to go to pieces, he
thought It most prudent to 90 on beard
the sea-Flower, which was passing atte
time. He endeavored to prevail uum
1.-The blacks to leave the wreck also, bt
they preferred remaining, and Mr.. /. 4
|apprehensiye that they must have perish.
led, particularly as he thinks that nothine
short OF some untOward accident 70 tie
sloop could.have prevented her return,
tong before he LETT the wreck.
Mr.. John Loyett, also passenger ID
1.-THE above schooner, informs. that he u1s
mate of the ship Three Sisters, oi Phih.
jdelphia, capt. Hamilton: thar she sailed
from New York on the 9TH August last
with cargo of cotton baeging, ancSus
md ballast, bound 70 New Orleans: tha!
lon the S0th August she was driven ashore
lon Carrysford's Reef, Florida shOr.. ia
Ia gale of wind, and the vessel and cargo
| win the exception of some small ancho.s
|snd part of the sails aad rigging, to-.
Tally lost. the crew were saved by n.
Providence wrecker. and carried 10 Mas.
|sau. Another wrpcker was alargsidc,
|Dct which had not arrived at Nassau
when Mr.. Lovett left there. A sharp
brig from Baltimore bound to Havana,
loaded with flour, was also driven ashore
upon the same reef, close by the Three
Sisters, but was got oil by the wrcckers
without much damage, for which they
were compensated with 80 barrels -four
The sloop General Patterson, from lia!'
|timore bound to New Orleans, iikewis'
came very near getting upon the rocks
she had run over them, past the ship
and drawing but little water, did mol
strike. She was hailed from the ship anc
Uniformed of the dancer, when she haulet
her wind, stood of and came to an All
Choir.
The crew of tie Three Sisters lad a
bandoncd tie wreck their boats, ant
were picked UP 60 miles from her: nndc
Cape Florida, By the wreckers, wia
whom they returned to the ship and as
sisted in saving whatproperty they ccst'
come at.
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For Philadelphia,

xES The sloop Phoebe. Ann, A.
W9EksSs Little, master vii! sail in a
few days. For freight or pa,-
sage apply to the master OIL
board at VoweIl's whart, OF to
Daniel S0wers.
October Is St
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In eur next, wewiII give some account
Of the mines in Mexico, and the manner
of working them.
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Hugh Smith q Co.

Have received by the ship Boston from
Liverpool
An additional supply which, with their
stock on hand, enables them to offer for
sale general assortment of CHINA.
GLASS and E.ARrHEN WARE, at rea.
sonable prices.
They offer for sale,
Afew tons Of shot,
Pipes in boxes, and
Dry white and red Leadin casks,
Sept. ~ dlweotf
The National Intelligencer. Winches-
ter Gazette and Leesburg WashingteDi-
an, will please insert the above for three
weeks and forward their accounts to this
Office.
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Single refined do. do.

The first parcel is very Superior, hay
ing been found, By various experiments,
90 be perfectly psre. y.
The single refined is much better taa par,
the ordinary qualities usually imported
from Bengal. .,,
The whole viii be, sold without re-
serve. and in lots to suit purchasers.
Meg York, Get. 4--8 dt22d
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