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SCHOLARS Reward.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscribek
M living Prince Georges county
Md. near Piscataway on god July, 181.
a negro man named BEAN, generally
knownby the name Of Baker, he is 8
bout 25 or 80 years of age, about $ feet
6 inches high, slender made, somewha}
bow legged, has large foot for bis sizes
has scar on his forehead near the edge
of his hair sccasioned by the kick OF y
horse, his teeth decayed and one Of them
out, his cravats are marked B. b: his
bandkerchiefs Benjamin Baker with
durable ink, he is somewhat impertinent
to strangers; he had been some time pre-
vious to his Ascending hired in The City
of Washington as house servant, in
which place he is well known; the princis
pal part of which time he was at captain
Birch of that place, no doubt but be
will change his name and endeavor to
pass as fee as he has free wife, late
the property sf Gen. Van Ness--It is
probable he has or will obtain free pass;
and in all probability he is lurking in or
aheut the City of Washington, if not, it
is likely he has gone to Baltimore as his
wife's relations are in that neig hborhood:
The dbove reward will De gwen to any
person, Or persons, if tsken in George
town, city of Washington, or Alexandria,
and brought home to me land if takem
in Baltimore. Philadelphia o. New York,
or any other place, and secured in any
jail SO that get him again shall receive
the same reward with all reasonable
charges paid there. n.
THOMAS LATIMER,
N. B. All masters OF vessels and d.:
theirs are fo,warned harboring or EN-
ploying the said fellow under the penalty
of the law. L. T..
feb 90 Saw2w*
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New Almanacs.
John n Stezcart,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FOR THE TEAR OF OUR LORD
-1816-

Country merchants and others supplis
ed with them by the quantity on the low
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pas
pers, bibles, testaments, spelling books;
primers and ihistories-slates and pencils
playing and blank cards, Russia and
Dutch quilts and ink powder.-A gene4
raj assortment of Greek, Latin and En-
glish school books--most of the new pubs
locations Of the day, and large stock OF
standing works of merit, viz.-Episcepai
and Roman prayer books, Psalm and
Hymn books, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books, sc.
He expects in a few days supply OF
German Almanacks, and hasjust receiv-
ed by the WiIheImina from Liverpools
20, 600 English Quilts
Ola good quality and cheap-Englisn
waters in tin boxes-black lead pencils
and Dutch sealing wax.
NJ 12 gross Of Humphreys copper
plate playing Cards, first quality and as
sorted sizes.
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Land for Sale.

Land tor Sale.
A BOUT 5000 Acres, part of the
~ Mount Vernon Tract, lying on the
river Potomac, about nine miles from
Alexandria. The timber upon this estate
and the fisheries attached to it are valu-
able. The person wishing to purchase
will prefer his own examination OF the
premises to any description which | can
give of them. In my absence, appli-
cants will please call upon Mr.. Noblet
Herbert, of Alexandria, who is autho-
rised to act for me.
BushrOd Washington.
Mount Vernon, Va.
February 6 lawtf
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4 Lot Of Ground for Sale,

su0hg 81 feet on Fairfax-stteet and
hi 'ane number Of feet on Royal-street,
J, running from the one street S46
~, ~ inches, TO the other the above
ia, being parts Of lots No. IS and
IA Va the plan of Alexandria. On the
Ac.S goesd there is great abundance of
g N. building sand.
T. IS ap q lot IS the property of the
s,sas..h anean McNiven, alias Nivea
SNS $ late of Alexandra. For terms
" Mr. .3Rdreac Jtnieson.
y E. 2aW
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Land for 1ale.

EyHE subscriber offers for sale two
small FARMS in the county OF
Westmoreland and state of Virginia
One on Mattox Greek, containing 200
acres, principally land of the first quail
ty, 40 of which is heavily timbered.-
There is on this tract good dwelling
house, with all necessary eut-houses, a
fine young apple and peach orchard,
springs of never failing streams conyeni-;
ert. The house stands on the banks OF
the creek where every convenience and
luxury that the season can afford IS at
tached to it.
also,
One other Tract, lying and being IN
the same county, about one and a nall
miles from the above tract, containing
s62 and half acres, about $50 acres OF
which is in good timber-there is dwell
ling house, kitchen, and an apple or
chard with some other valuable fruit at
tached to this, with spring of good wa
ter. For terms apply to Baldwin Nj.
Lee, Esq. or Henry Beaucoek, both of
which gentlemen live near the premises,
or the subscriber in Alexandria.
ELLIOT MUSE.
Cd mo. %
The editors of the n. Intelligencer
are requested to insert the above two
weeks and send their account to this Oh
fee.
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Just Received

find for Sale By JOH.N.a. STEW.aRT,
A N ENQUIRY respecting the Cap
IA ture of Washington by the British,
with an examination Of the report OF the
Committee Of Investigation, etc. etc.
feb 20
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feb 9

DISTRICT OF cOLUMBIA-To VIII:
DEit remembered, that on'the sixth
I'D day of February, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixteen, and of the independence of the
United States the forty-first, Samuel
Snewden of Alexandria, in the said Dis
trict of Columbia, deposited in this office
the title of book, the right whereof he
claims as proprietor, in the words fol-
lowing, to wit ga candid appeal to
the present ruling party in the United
States, by citizen''--ln conformity to
the act of the Congress OF the United
States, entitled ''an act for the encou-
ragement of learning, by securing the
copies of maps, charts and books, to the
authors and proprietors of such copies
during the times therein mentioned"
and also to an act, entitled g an act sup
Elementary to an act entitled Gan act for
the encouragement of learning, by secur-
ing the copies of maps, charts and books,
to the authors and proprietors of such
copies, during the times therein lention-
ed,'' and extending the benefits thereof
to the arts of designing, engraving and
etching, historical and other prints."
In testimony of which, have herem-
to set my hand and affixed the seal
of my Office, the date above meh-
toned.
G. DENEALE, =.
c. Dist. Col.
feb T
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$50 Dollars Reward.

D ANYWAY from the subscriber, on
Ia, Saturday the 9th inst. a bright
mulatto boy named JOSHUA, formerly
the property of Mr.. VIM. Hodgson, a
bout 5 feet 6 inches high, from 20 to 81
years of age, stout made and handy leg
ged ; has swing in his walk, large blue
eyes, large mouth and one Of his tore
teeth out had on when he went off a
pair of blue pantaloons and roundabout
Jacket of the same, but it is probable he
may have changed them--It is probable
he will make for Baltimore, Philadelphia
or New-York, where he will attempt to
get employment as Confectioner, in
which business he has been employed.
| will give reward of % dollars for Sc
curing him, ftaken in Alexandria and
fifty Il taken within 90 miles, and the
boge reward if taken further from Alex
andria, and reasonable charges if brought
home.
LOUIS BEELER.
N. B. Masters Of vessels and others
are cautioned against harboring or carry
ing off said fellow, as they will be dealt
with according to law for so doing.
L. B.
Dec. 10 If
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F'M. New. Y ork,

,xEk The brig Thomas, Captain PEI
.sssakterson ; will commence loading
Tomorrow and take three hundred bar
rels on freight If Immediate application
is made.
Lawrascn and FowK.
February 90
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/. TUESDAY, March 8; 1916.
For Freight,
The Brig Thomas,

kS The Brig Thomas,
AsQAP George Patterson, master,
zlsa burthen about 1900 barrels,
is an excellent vessel, and viii be ready
in few days for the reception ola cargo.
Apply to
LaUrason and F01ole,
Who have for sale, said Briggs Cargo Of
$50 tons Plaster Paris,
feb 5
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LOUIS BEELER.
Dec. 10
Wood for Sale

THE subscriber living on the Potomac
river. IL miles below Alexandria, has
for sale, and intends constantly keeping
a quantity of Cord Wood of excellent
quality, which he offers on reasonable
terms. He wishes to employ a number
of axemen, to whom high wages will be
given by the cord or month.
George Mason.
Gunston. Feb. Is DIV
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Notice IS hereby giren,

Notice is hereby giren,
To the stockholders of the Real Estate
Bank of the United States, that the sc:
cond instalment of Five Dollars On each
share is required to be paid into said
Bank On Friday the 18th of March next
BY order of the President and Dis
reCt0rS.
W. r. Swann, Cashier.
feb 70
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Tt Col Armistead

A1C OO1 4 N I1AI-1VS1e1
Of the United States Engineers,
XWTISHES to contract for 1000 bbis
w of Lime, 5000 perch of building
Stone. to be delivered in the months OF
March, April, May and June at Fort
Washington on the Potomac.
Alex'a. Feb 9 II
The Editors of the National Intelli-
gencer and New-Y ork Evening Post are
requested to publish the above IL times
and forward their account to this office
forpavm4nt.
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Tar and Iurpentane.

Tar and 1urpe'sta''e.
100 barrels Tar, and .
AZ barrels Turpentine, on board
Schooner Brutus,
For Sale, by
John G. Ladd, g ca.
Feb. 9.
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Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 800 acres on To-
tenac River, about miles from Dunn
HES and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
i GOOD for corn, small grain and grass,
The improvements are dwelling house
agood repair containing six rooms, a
Etchen, laundry, stables and other ne
,sssary house. The extensive marshes
nov nearly dry belonging to this estate
aHer to the purchaser the most hatterins
ucspect of rendering this a valuable
hfnby an inconsiderable devotion OF la
boar. For terms apply to the subscriber
RN AsbIet Herbert, Esq. Of Alexander :
John A Washington,
NarCharlestown, Jefferson County, Va
hne IA.
] This is to give Notice,
That shall petition Char!es County
Court at the ensuing March term, tor
ee benefit Of the sasolvent law OF the
sate OF Maryland all persons who may
EEL themselves interested in this petl-
u0n are hereby notified thereof.
William ID. Harrison.
Port-TObacCo, Charles County,
MARYLAND. Jan. S---10. d2m
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John G. Laid.

Wanted, to purchase or hire,
"A Female Servant, of good disposition,
who understands Cooking and
aSe Work ia general. For such a
liberal price will be paid. or good
Yes gwen. Enquire Of the Printer.
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For sale ar Rent.

For Sale or Rent,
,IIHE three story brick HOUSE &
DI on King street, lately occupied by
y Domestic Company, justly consider
aoOe OF the best stands in town and
'a calculated for the accommodation OF
.seateei family and an extensive bust
|S y may be had after the
@ef March next.
IL ~ ToJJ
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jefferson Land for Sale.

4 BOUT. 892 Acres in the county OF
Jefferson and State OF Virginia on
Se road leading from Winchester to
baltimore, II miles from the former, IL
Eom Harper's Very and 5 from Charles
,ovu-6omiles from Alexandria, George
STn ard the City of Washington. The
improvements are a new brick house, 2
cries high, balsrn 40 feet square, sta
BE, &c. =.
The soil is of the very first quality,
well adapted to the growth OF timothy,
slOgerand every species Of grain-More
han half Of the land is covered with TIM
Der Of the best quality.
9Ico for !Snlp.
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Srs--BJ giving the annexed notice 9
advice Of the American consul at Liver
psol, place in your paper, you will much
.oblige A SUBS RiBER.
mir. Maury for the Information OF cih-
zens of the United States coming 70
Britain, recommends that,
Previous to leaving the United States
they take out a passport. which on arrival
must be exhibited TO the collector OF cnsl
toms, OF the port arrived at, who will
grant certificate OF arrival, with which
the alien is required to present hiasselt at
the alien office, Grown street.. Westmin-
ster, within week after reaching Lon-
don: or within the same period. before
the chief magistrate of any other town
or district, where he may intend to re-
side neglect Of which will,render him
liable to one months Imprisonment.
As this certificate of arrival isa very
important document, Mr.. Maury partlcu
Ilarly recommends that it must beeareful.
liz kept, in order that, whenever the alien
Wish to leave the country, he may be ena-
lbieI 10 produce it to he collector OF Gus
IONS ofthe port he shall embark at.
American Consulate, Liverpool,
S0th August, 1876.
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From the Balt. Fed. Gazette
coMaUNIcATIoN.

In the National lntelligencer Of the
10Th is a paragraph Of the edito 5 of hat
paper headed :. cur relations with Rus
sjs ,'wbo say that s untIei the Influence
ofNs. Dashkof,'s representations" sooie
Dissatisfaction had been created iii tie
iaperia government.
sWhether theSe representations were
as correct as those from our governments.
time Will determine. his i nos the
FIRST tine that the statement ofthe Rus
sian Minister has been questioned. His
COMMUNICATION TO the government OF the
Offer OF his Soyereigns meditation. be-
tween the Caited States and Great Bril-
tain was denied S being authorized, an-
til it was proved by dispatches from our
Minister then at st. Petersburg. Itcer
tainly must be the sincere wish of every
American :. that this affair VIII be adj,
justeG aud that withaut delay" as it caa-
not be denied by any one That the pre-
sent Emperor Of Russia Il bis late Chris
tan Majesty, Leafs XVI. have given
more proofs Of irieadship TO America IN
tie sane ti.ac, than all the other crown
eH heads in EulOpe,
.faericaaus.
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- =
ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, NovnasER s6.

!, continued meeting of the General
ronmittee, composed of committees
-. tbe counties Of LoadOan, Fairfax
and Prince William, at centrevlls' %
ssd November, 1876
wm. II. Fitzhagh, Esq. having deslln'
s. ;s nomination by the general commit
:. ofthe ssd ult. as candidate TO sup
1.-THE vacancy occasioued by the resig-
g Finn Of the Honorable Joseph LelSss
for reasons which he explained, and
wb;ch we're acceptable to the present
,.e,;us--The Committee have nominal
ID cnAREs FENToN MERCER, Esq
and unanimously agreed to support hiH
), tbe Federal c Candidate, at the approach.
election for member of Congress, t.
represent the district composed OF the
counties Of Loudcun. Fan!ax and Prince
William.
Ordered, that the foregoing resolution
siyued by the chairman, and attested BY
the secretary, be Inserted in the Aiexan'
dria Gazette and Leesbufg Washinsto
IAN
BuRR PowgEt., Chairman.
GERARD ALEXANDER, Sec'ry.
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November &c
Fifty Dollars Reward

Will be given for experimenting Negro
Moses, and securing bin in any Jail SO
that | get him. He absconded on the
18th inst. is ahnut FIVE feet nioe inches
high. about s5 years Of age, active and
we'll made, has shining black cohtplez-
100, smiling countenance WHEN spokertc,
speaks rather quick, severa! OF his jaw
teeth decayed and some extracted bad
a white great coat Of htmrspan twiIlrd
cotton and yarn cloth, a short coat of the
same materials died yellow, pair of
new yarn socks, and other clothes not
recollected. He is sma,t and plausible.
JOHN SCOTT,
Fauquier, Nov s2--s6 at
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FRESH F9UiI,
OF THIS YEARS GROWTH.

The subscriber has just received and for
sale,
Fresh Muscatel and bloom raisins
Green Grapes in jars, in fine order.
Zantc Currants, peanuts
Soft shelled almonds, English Wal
nuts
FiIbe;ts, mustard, ginger, cinnamon
Cloves, nutmegs, Olives, with yali-
ETY. of different articles.
Also, few casks Goshen cheese and
best Spanish segars.
ON HAND,
A large assortment of confectionery,
sweet meats, sugar toys, etc.
All orders viii be punctually attended
10. and a reasonable deduction made BY
wholesale.
LOUIS BEEI.ER.
November &c y eo6t
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LORD ExMoUTn TO w. sHALER,
ECopy.l
Queen Charlotte, Bay OF Algiers,
I'd Sept. 1916.

SIR-Sir. M'Douncl having stated t
me your extreme kindness and attention.
10 hin during the period of his cruel con
faement by the Dey of Alsiers, | feel il
ii be no more my inclination than my
duty, as commander IN chief of this fleet,
to convey to you, III The name of my ma
ton. as we'll as individually, my slncSrc
Acknowledgements for this proof OF your
friendly disposition
| am aisu fully aware Of the extent Of
your humanit, towards the officers an'i
men of hi> majesty's ship Prometheus,
WHO we're SO unjnstiiid6ly detained and
thrown :nto chains : tais ierocious chief,
iEasnlch as you hot ouiy clothed them,
but furnished them with money TO relieve
the cravings Of hunger. S&lh acts of
huaane generosity ought tot to be uprc-
corded, particularly when they we're ex
ercised al the risk OF your personal safe
ty; and 1t will be qualification to me,
to bring this circumstance before the view
OF MS majssty's government in the light
II merits.
! must request you will do me the ia
'or to INFORM me OF the expense you have
Been at, in alternating the suIIerings of
nay distressed countrymen, ia order that
l iDay~fePay ysu-md | shaii al all tines
he ready to acknowledge to your coun
try this act vi btnevoience.
| have the honor to be, &C. etc.
Sighed, EAll0UrH.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

~ ! 4 II 2. 4 !.
KWTAS lost or stolen, on or about the
w twenty.6rst instant. about miles
above Port Tobacco, in the neighborhood
|of MiddIetewn, a large Red Morocco
Packet Book, containing 225 dollars IN
paper. and one doubooa. The notes are
as foilows-one 100 dollar note on the
Mechanics Bank of Alexandria, SO and
20 dollar aotes on the Farmers Bank VI
Maryland, and SO and dollar notes,
Bank not reeelected, besides few
papers of not much Importance. think
the money has probhbly fallen into the
hands of slaves, who will no doubt endea
vor to get the notes changed. ] will
give the above Reward to any person or
persons who will restore to Ine the Pocket
Book with its contents, or the contents
alone. I'd
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WA. SHALER TO L0. EXMoUTh.
t9opl.)
Con8plate Gensra9 Of the U. States
Aisiers, gath Sent 1916.

Con8plate GensraI Of the u. States,
Atsiers, Gath Sept 1916.
SIR have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt OF the letter which year Iord
ship did me the honor to address lie tA;s
Gorning.
ny regard for Mr.. M'Dm mel was spf-
Ihcient to call into activity evcjy thing
,%Itaiu nv power, to serve him aud his
,h,m'sy. III The critical situation IN which
ithsy wete placed; aud / never doubted
| that III SiE.i'ar circumstances, my coun-
lrymea would have received from any
British officer, situated as I was, the
Same rel}et which it was Fortunately II
Iay power to extend to the officers auI
2aA;'s ote~ Of III. 'najesty's Ship Promo
lthees, 81 umjast!y detained here.
| await myself of t.ra oceasion TO as,
Stare your lofdsliip, that in the case ii,
|qaestion, my feelings cercurrcd With
What | considered 10 &c my duty, and
|chat | receive wish great Sensiaillty your
very faiterias APPROPRIATION of what have
d0Ge.
The meme advanced By ne fer the
reIict of the 8. ;t!,il off .ers and SeamcH
retained here, a.iaURis q ole huallseG
dollars. ~hieh, il Agreeable tnyaur lcr,I
snip, viii settle ulth Sir. M'Depne!.
With very great consideration u,d re-
Spect, / have the honor Il be your lor,l.
ships most oi,edient huluble servaa
ESignedl WI. shALE2.
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British and Am. Stationary,

bfitlSn anu Am. stationary,
Jc.
Recently received be the General Smith
from Lirerpoo!, & other arrivals from
the Northward--
A complete assortment Of tho agore.
Consisting of ~
HOT PRESSED folio 1uarto and letter
paper
Ames's aud Iargstroth's best white and
pink ditto
Best and common foolscap ditto
Royal wrapping, l"g book s blue pamph-
let ditto
Drawing paper of all sizes
Red Morocco pocket books ditto
A large and handsome assortment of Ia.
dies ditto and thread cases
Asses skin tablets
Mathematical instruments
Gunter's scales and dividcrs
Reeves colors in boxes q single cakes
Best black lead and canels' hair pencils
Toy paints for children
Walkden's British black and rcd ink
powder
Best American ditto Japan and Indiai.k
Clout's durable do; quills of al sorts
Wedsewood's Egyptian and glass ink
stands; pewter and pocket ditto
A great variety OF elegant pen knives and
scissors
|Suoerfne red and black sealing wax, wa
fers, wafer seals, pounce and sand
boxes, silver pencil cases, black
lead crayons, ladies' dressing and
tidy boxes. tortoiseshell, enameII'd
and painted, blank, playing and VIZ
sitting cards, geographical do. tooth
brushes and charcoal dentrifce, ve-
ry best White Chapel patent needles
assorted, super6nc ivory combs, tor
toiseshell ditto, fine toned German
flutes with books of instruction.
D.aILT EYPECTED,
A large assortment of the latest Music,
both songs and pieces; very best Roman
aad German violin strings clarinetts Sd,
9Th and sth; flutes aud tlasec!ets.
For sale by
James Kennedy g Son.
November 5 eo8w
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The following prices cGrrent in She
island of Ma,Iclra. By the latest advice
have been iarnlshed BY Respectable
merchant in this city;
HOuR-oid from 10 TO Sic pc.
bbl.
Do. new philadelphia; IS to SIC Per
ditto.
Indian Corn, from l-s to 50 per
bushel.
Rice, Carolina, cents per ID.
DO, Bsazil, 6 10. per do.
Exchange on / udon, q per cent. pre-
mum, N reS0rl Tor duliar, valued here
at IS Cd, Sterling
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In Hampton Roads.

Brig Hope, Phillips, from Liverpool,
and last ifo;a Cork, 42 DIS. from the LAT
ter place, where she pat IN in distress.
having carried away her msln topmasl
and ali the rlgslug}in a gale, aud lost lwt
t9eu overheard.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

TIE co-parinership Of Richard siate
& CO. was dissolved by a-taal consent
Oh the 21st inst.
Ihe business will be in future condsc-
ted by Richard Slade, the only remain
ing partner of the late firm. he having
purchased the entire interest Of the Whole
concern.
JAS. ANDERSON.
RIGID. 81 ABE.
Sep. Is