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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-05
New School.

A Gentleman of liberal education, hay-
ing very respectable testimonials Of abb
lity y character, will commence a School
in this place, as soon as a saitable room
can be procured for the instruction. of
boys in the Latin AID Greek languages,
Mathematics, Geography with the use of
Maps and the Globes, Rhetoric English
Grammar& Composition, Reading, Writ
ing, &c.
Terms Of tuition from FIVE to eight dol
lars quarter.
Enquire at this Office.
n. B. A liberal rent will be given for
a good schao Room, III central and re-
tired situation.
July 10
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Landing,

The Cargo of the brig Agenoria, Cyrel
Martin, master, from Marseilles, cen
sisting Of
$50 cases claret
800 casks ditto
50 ditto nluscatel wine
Q ditto ladies' and gentlemen's
silk hose and gloves
ditto ladies' kid gloves
2 ditto colored lutestrings, assort-
ed
l ditto lowered ditto
Q ditto Florence silks
2 ditto colored grapes assorted
] ditto ribbons
9 ditto lace shawls and handker
chiefs
4 dittogentlemen's sup. hats, Pa
rsian cut
G bales Alexandria SIENNA
Is bales velvet corks
eases phials--
For sale By
Adams, Herbert & Co:
May % If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-05
NOTICE.

The subscriber has obtained from the
hon. Orphans Court OF Prince Georges
County, testamentary letters cn the per-
soaal estate of Jacob Duckett, Esq. late
of said county these who have claims
against the estate are requested to hand
them in properly authenticated, & those
indebted 10 the estate are earnestly called
on to make immediate settlement, as he
is determined not to add to an already
too protracted Indulgence.
H6rdiiO G. M' Elderly.
Piscataway, Jaiy 23-2e cots
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GERMAN GOODS.
Charles I Cdslett

Charles 4 CGstet5
rr,s received per the ship Orion, d.
rect from Hamburg, and oilers Tor
y ths following Goods, VIZ IL,
= 500 % boxes Glass " are,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de-
.s s numbers, VINE glasses, double
Ant s and gilt edged, window glass, &C.
s 900 bales Linen,
Consisting Of Flatiaas, htitanpias,
g.,a,;IIas. Rouans, Cholets, Creas, LIS
. I'M Dowlas. EIessians, Sail Cloth,
White Mite Saa, stout he.npca Iicklenburss'
t),nsburgs, Barlsps &c.
Swedish and Russian IRON
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
QaiIls,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks Of steel of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demJohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
All of which viii be sold on IS good
terms as they can be purchased IN the
United States.
Nov %
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1865
Straw Bonnets.

This day received, another supply Of
three cases, containing Is dozen ladies'
Straw bonnets, some. of which are very
fine, & new fashioned, which are respects
fully offered for sale by the subscriber,
by the dozen, or single one.
MARY MOONEY.
s Fairfax Street
August 2 2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-05
: Land for Sale
Mayu5-l6

A Tract Of Lend is offered for sale
situate in Frederick county, Virginia
within one mile of BerryvIlle, containing
rs acres. This land was formerly the
property of Col. Grifin Taylor.
Merchants Bank Notes, or Notes OF
any of the Banks of the District OF Co.
lunbia will be received in payment
For further particulars
Apply to the Printer;
May 16 Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-05
Land for Sale.

~
TIME Subscriber offers for sale two
a small FARMS in the county of
Westmoreland and state of Virginia
uae sn Mattox Greek, containing 200
acres, principally land of the first quali-
y 40 of which is heavily timbered.-
,saere is on this tract a good dwelling
ssOase, with all necessary out-heuses, a
lae Young apple and peach orchard,
sprays Of never falling streams convent
cut The house stands on the banks of
,Ieereek where every convenience and
Mxary that the season can afford is at
ecaed to it.
also.
a une other Tract, lying and being in
&c same county, about one and half
s .ass from the above tract, containing
~ and half acres, about $50 acres Of
isaca Is in good timber-there is a dwell
= house, kitchen, and an apple or
: s,ard with some other valuable fruit at
- ss'ed to this, with spring of good wa
It, - FOR terms apply to Baldwin Nj.
~ ~ Esq. or Henry Beaucock, both of
., 4S0 gentlemen live near the premises,
aie SUBSCRIBER in Alexandria.
- ELLIOT MUSE.
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Public Sale.

by virtue of a writ of Venditioai E.s.
Po''as, to me directed from Charles Couna
ty Court, will be exposed to public sale
Tor ready neat new inspected Cd tobacco,
at Bean Town, on Saturday the l7th dey
OF August, next- One tract or parcel OF
land, lying and being in Charles County.
called part of Dukes and MoIly's dehgil..
containing 3i8 acres, more or less. wbie;i
is executed to satisfy debt due from
Teresa c. Redmond and Adam Lucas, Ia
lgnatius Middleton.
THos. A. DAVIS, SheriE;
OF Charles County.
Aug. 9 dts
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Cotton arm

The subscriber has on hand, and will
be constantly supplied with9a general as
sortment of Cotton Yarns from the Rich
mend Mandatory, which will be adyan-
tageously disposed Of to town and coun-
try merchants.
JAMES sANDERs0N.
July
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-05
Mr. John Muir.


YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day Of tie Circuit Court OF The District
Of Columbia, to be heid for the county
of exan,ltia, in November 1916, or as
s0on thereafter as counsel can be heard !;
shall move that court to award judg-
ment against you in favor Of the common
council of Alexandria, for the Sim OF,
sixty four dollars and one cent, being
the amount due for paving and taxes on
your property corner OF Dnke and Pit
streets. in the town of Alexandra, for
the years 1910, Il, u, Is, II and 10
according to the act of congress passed
he 25th February. 1904.
J. ID. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Cominon Council
of Alexandria.
Nav u5-l6 dom
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al rs AT YENDuE.

J. ,,,,,y 9;;lesday and Friday,
W s''' WILL RE SOLD, .
. v.rspe Store, corner of Prince
ht's and Water Streets,
VARIETY OF
~, Goods, Groceries, sc.
TX I.rs Of which viii be expressed N
PaIO''' the bills of The day.
All Kind Of goods which are on
]. 80 !I.t;.a and the prices of which are are
tn lilsaaSsa. can at any time be viewed
purchased at the lowest limitation
i0p's p. G. MARSTELLER.
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Hardware.

LEW-LS HTPEIh.s g co.
Have received by ships OCEAN and Hole
fern. from LiosrP0ot, a general assort-
ment Of
HARD WARE &CUTLERT.
ON HAND,
a genera, assortment Germai Goods,
Which will be sold On the most ac-
commodating terms to punctual custom.
ersr--oF for cash.
Hay eS
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W'anted

EyWO Apprentices TO the Hating
Business, from IA to Is years OF
age, and OF good character and con-
nexions.
June 81 #
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oUIGLY's

Burr Mill Stone .Wannfaeiory.
TIME subscriber has received a large
L supply Of BURR BLOCKS, direct
from France !; and has commenced max
ing Binr JHiR Stones, at his shop. upper
end Of King street, near the store Of Mr..
lanes Anderson, where be cans on a
short notice. furnish Stones of 'auysize,
Warranted equal to any in the United
States, and On the ingstreasonable terms.
Michael Qaigiy.
april 6 tt
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For Freight or Charter.

ID The elegant new Schooner
,Neptane, Captain stephens;
gs5zszss5sgsg bQrthen $50 tons or 1900 bar.
~s''h7''za<=-ss9 rels, yell found, and in cse-
ry respect first rate vessel, and will be
ready Tor the reception Of a cargo in i've
days. For terms Apply TO tie master "A
board, or to
Adams. Herbert & Cos
IUSTao haze for Safe,
Said schooner's Cargo, consisting Of
$4,000 feet Merchantable Lumber.
June 90
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FRENCH GOODS.

Landing at Lawrason & Fowle's wharf.
from the Schooner Morning Star, P.
Il. Page, master, from Hayre de
Grace,
case white and black grapes,
do havantine handkcrchiefs, with
col0red borders
Long black and white silk gloves
case mems and women;s black
and white silk hose
9 do F5rcnces, assorted co!ors
g DO Leysntine dc do
i do taffetas DO do
/ do ladies kid gloves, assorted
sizes and colers
1 do mems leather gloves
l ditto green sewing silk for um-
breIIas
1 ditto sewing silk, assorted coils.
Do. Oil skin hat coyers,
/ DO. Cambncs,
l Do. Long Lawns, Cambria hks.
Shirt buttons,
DO. White Chip Hats,
do. black and white Grape, and
gauze fans,
The ABOVE goods were purchased with
cash, and selected by the best houses at
Lyons and Paris, and viii be sold at
small advance by,
]. & /. Vowel,
Lawrason s. Fowle.
ALSO,
Landing from said Schooner and for sale
as above
rs pipes old cogniac brandy, OF a
superior quality
20 cases champagne. 2 dozen each
60 ditto medoc claret, 2 dozen each
May Z
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-05
Land for Sale.

The subscribed wishes to sell fer Cash,
or likely Young Negroes, several tracts
or parcels Of Land, coataining in the
whole 1000 acres, lying on Potomac RI
yer, in Nanlemoy. Charles county, Ma
ryland, about So miles from Alexandria
aud few miles above the bend of the
river commonly called Maryland Point.
These lands are very valuable, being
contiguous to The river and having there
on All excellent Herring Fishery called
Thorn's Gut, and where several other
landings might at little expense be
cleared-there also abounds good wood
and rail tilnber-thereis likewise Oh this
land never falling stream where mill
might adyantageOusly be erected at lit,
tie expense. There are Oh the prapetty
several dwelling and other houses. 1t
will either be SOLD altogether or divided
SO as TO SUR purchasers. Il is thought
unnecessary tosive further description
of the property, as it is presumed any
person wishing to purchase would first
view the premises. Any person wishing
10 purchase the above property will
please to call on CAPTAIN William D..
Harrison, or Captain William Bent, re-
siding near the premises, who Will shew
the same, CT to the subscriber near the
town OF Port Tobacco, Maryland.
II the above property should not be
sold at private sale, it will be offered at
Public Sale to the highest bidder in the
town of Port fobacco, on Tuesday the
2lth OF August next, between the hours
OF and ) O'Clock, P. NJ.
JOHN NJ. HANSON.
Iuly OF
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ALSO.

E57a The ship Wilhslmina, John
y ~ Baxter, master; burthcn 1000
... sssssss barrels, in good order & rea-
[sz@'' dy to receive cargo on
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August 2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-23
SELECTIONS

From Tie London Morning Chronicle, till
Octo6er ?, ''eceired attic office Of tie ". Y.
C0lumJjGn.
MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL RrponT
The corn harvest in the most southern
and earliest districts, is nearly, or aifoge-
ther completed, and the produce secured
IN those which stand i'll the next degree
OF forwardness, the farmers are in the
height OF their harvest labor. which. i'm
the most northern and latest parts. has
scarcely commenced. The present is not
only among the latest, hut one of The
most expensive aud embarrassing seasons
ever experienced in This country. Want
OF money, and the extraordinary demand
Tor Ii, IN the present unfortunate state OF
farming affairs, seem nearly upon a level.
The corn being generally beaten down.
IN some parts as fiat as if rolled, and fIIe
stems nucIl broken, IS cut with great
extra labor and additional expense, be-
SIDES enormous waste. Much is cut i'm "a
green and soft state, tic Iateness of the.
season forbiddmg a farther deIaV hnf
such corn must inevitably prove Of Iight
and inferior quality. Mlldew prevails
partially ; and, 10 very considerable 10
gree, those apparent effects OF blight.
prOvincally termed rust aud caDker: also
me puirid stage of blight, called smut.
the invariable cOncomitant OF such Sea.
sons as the present, in an alarming de-
gree. Great quantities of corn, vet I'M
cut, cannot ripeD, and should any Part Of
1T be overtaken by frost, must be totally
sSpAed. On the other land, the wlicar
crop Is universally large and bulky. = We
ry usual result from a thin spring miami.
fo0r hight lands, which, from their ma
ture, were the least injured by tic rain.
arc uncommOnly productive: and, gorfu,
natciy, IN most districts. there have ben
partially very considerable products Of
wheat reapcd and safely caried: br
which, from the state of the weather. d.
ring the process to maturity, must neccs-
sarily he defective IN gluten IL substance.
~ course IN weight and nutritive Cuali-
~. II is nece sary 10 guard tie ,ullc
against those reports which faks the mfa-
sure Of corn produce 5y the lsrsth ct The
straw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-23
FOREIGN.
LONDON PAPERS.
September 20.
ROYAL DIVORCE.

1t is no longer matter of doubt or I'M
certainty that his royal highness the prince
regent has determined TO bring forward
the question of diuorce from his ,0ife 1t
is acknowledged, in the ministerial circles
to be his decided intention, and, as we
hear, preparatory steps have already been
taken by certain law practitioners to that
effect-But, what will, no doubt, aston
ish our rcaders--we understand that min
listers do not mean to make ii political
question, but affect neutrality, and act
only in their individual capacity as mem
hers of Parliament, not as the confidential
advisers Of his royal highness-and that
this is owing to division in the cabinet
upon the point How they can act on
so important topic, on the jesuitical dis
tinction of Mr.. Pitt, Gas men, but not as
ministers, we attempt not TO explain
They certainly cannot do it constitutions
ally-tor they must be answerablc for e.
very act Of their royal masters. A mode
rate and sensible pamphlet on the sub
.jccthas beenpublished, i'll which the conse-
quences arc placed III the true point of
view. II is argued that the measure would
he necessarily tedious III its progress ex-
tremely doubtful in IFS issue hazardous
TO those who may bring it forward-and
uiHDIf tiliDVtiisC, HUH QGllCdtC IittSli-
ons which its success or failure NAV in
volye, and from the family secrecy which its
proceedings must necessarily Violate
We shall give the substance of the wri-
ters argument on these heads.
The proceedings must be necessarily
tedious. Ii would be absurd TO suppose
the proceedings would be in Doctors
Commons. The rules of the house of
lords require not only a sentence of sepa-
ration there, before divorce bill can be
brought in. but they also require a verdict
and damages in a court OF common law ;
and surely no one cOntemplatcs the prince
regent bringing an action for criminal
conversation I-BcsIdeS, III q suit for q Sc
partition, the defendant may criminals,
which might give rise to much delay and
embarrassment. The more probable
course would be an attaiuder, or bill of
pains and penalties, and IN order TO this
II would be necessary that the Princess
should appear-shc cannot be divorced
unheard unless avery long time he given
her, and that she refuse TO defend herself.
The question then Is, whether she will
appear or notl And against her appear
higher unwilllngness to be tried by
tribunal where her enemies, or those Who
act against her, have hitherto held SO We
~ powerfuian asceudancy, may be stated
as q fair reason. She once, tits true, cast
herself upon the protection of the house
OF commons, and was protected. Since
then she has been unhappilv advised 10
1--we, orgather to travel, abroad for 2years.
She took the step contrary to the most
urgent, both oral and written remonstran-
ccs, it is said, of Mr. Whitbread and Mr..
who till that momenthad been
her councillors. She finds Mr.. Canning,
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-. me rvoIfIRrR is nullished twice week, gene
nv and tree times week dnrius the session oil lhe
~, iaaturc-Iricr III, same as heretofore, r"c
JI,iars per annnm, payable IN advance Nose " la ,
i,r viii guarantee the safety of RENTING tnein py
i The postage of all letters being paid by inc VIII
~ No papers viii he discontinued lh"s at the di,cre
the EDITOR until all have been paid up
~ whoever guarantee the payment oil niue papers
Ii RECEIVE : ue.,ih gratis.
s' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~, Ono scn9re- srsf Insertion as ctMs-eGch con-
FINANCE 50 cents
~, tdreriissnrent Inserted WnfHH has either oce''
maid Jor or assumed 6y some erso" IN fhS cry or "S
ss,nrfrpns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-23

STAuNToN FEMALE ACADEMY-Tbe ranid mo
- gress OF the young ladies WHO attended the
during the last two sessions has enabled tie priucpas
to announce with confidence to the public that the mode
OF tuition adopted in the Academy has succeeded bevond
their most sanguue expectations has gained
approbation Parents and Guardians are therefore ~
ted to notice the establishment, aud avail tIemseIves az
the ensuing session, which commenced on Mo,dav ,Je
18th inst. Adults who, from cause nave becn dc
pTved of the advantages of very early education ram
by short attendance. be placed an equality with Tho
who have studied during their whole Juvenile DAYS THE
branches taught various and adapted TO different
classes of learners embracing such parts polite era
uIe arts and sciences compose the education OF ar
compiisIed females The morals and department of the
young ladies also strictly attended to.
The Principals avail themselves of this opportuntv Ia
lay befOTce public the opinion OF the gentlemen com
posing the committee at the last examination
rhe undersigned assisted in the late examination at
" the Stanton Female Academy. They were much rrat
lied with the progress of many OF the pupils They an
prove OF the mode OF tuition pursued by the Teachers
whom they consider asduous and dligent in the per
" Torrance Of their duties aud qualified to discharne
" them with pTopricty and ability. They are particular
" " pleased with MIR. Morrss method Of teaching Cer-
raphy by mapping From what has fallen within their
" observation they think the institution deserving Of
" public patronage.
BRfsCOE G. BALDWIN
l.. WhDnELi,
" 4. WADDELL.
ROBERT WILLIAMSON.
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4 AANAGFR wANTED.--A Nan who viii undertake
,., 20 orec farm ~ Botciourt or MONTGOMERY VINO y
wi acquainted with the Clover and Plaster system,
sn'k aud feeding OF cattle, neen socusolneu ~ tae
Of Negroes, not encountered WIN 20, sI &c
care ~ anu ca come well rccOiiiineh'eu 20.
auni,; sooieiy VII meet with good enoo', as'"eA,oy
'tt t.g 70 the subscriber, nos il kchiocnu.
suicns earir 'e''-~ ~ e'sHs'f W. g. PRESTON
November - fi-Hf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-23
November 10.

i'lFTEtN hU&DRED ACRES OF PRIME JANIS RI
YER LAND &er S0ie-bein%a part the well known
tract ofiand OF Thomas Anderson, deceasc lying in the
county OF DuekinsAani, above UarTeH and be.
low W9yl"'Hstor and within mile OF the FaIlsburg
s-fhis tract OF land contains one hundred acres or
ffSt rafe James RiOeT Lo5U-Cr0Vnds the high land
m point OF value is equal TO any in upper country it
ies extremely level, and free stone and is com
Pleteiy adapted TO the culture of wheat corn and olac
co there on this desirable tract of land two settle
nents dweinshouses with out houses convenient for
e accommodation OF families with stables and tobacco
nouses sufficient TO cure % 900 weight of tobacco
to advantage, with one good barn hrcshing machine
thereto about $50 acres OF land the greater part of
which are fresh and under good fences
as IL presumed no gentleman will purchase without
hrst viewing the premises, deem unnecessary to
say any thing more of its value. ~
For Terms apply to William Anderson or John coucb
VINO AT present resides on the and.--rhc land viii, he
sold ON years credit. ~ ~
ALso-Wiil sell, tlco nnimpr0ufd LOTS. living On
Tue top OF the hill IN the town OF Lynchburr in a most
desirable part Of The town. free from any hustle of thp
town that may accrue-Also, will sell one I7t,1beh
III the town of Lyncburs setting the river bark "a
yards below the bridge, 81 by feet nery built of
walls, which must be of greater value than anv otbr
umberhotse III town. its situation is so conveisnr 10
receive any kind OF Country produce goods free
the eXpencc oil drayoge, to Country siefchans-, Eo-
Terms, apply TO John Couch Marshall j. Conrb
November Is 5Te,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-23

1 AND FOR SALE.-ln pursuance ofthe last viii and
- Testament Of Andrew layes. sen. dec VIII proceed
upon the 2o day Of December next, upon the premises
at pubic Auction To sell, upon six months cfeat, w
acres Of LAND situate in finyanua county neag Or ad-
Joining the Great Road and also adjoining the farm Of
mr. Hackney, the old well. This land j. well timber
co. and about or miles from "a good sd"-nii' upon
.hs hyanra--iron which place plank can be transporter
70 hchmond. by water.
- WI only convey such title as was IN the said Ahne"
Hays deed. ANDREW HAY5,jr. Error
Of fadycW N0yS, scfDr dc"d.
November 70 5lu5ts
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.Bcmnre of .Swin1Ye,.S ~

TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD WILDE paid
by the Subscribers, for the apprelendng of Charles
l. Billings, who born in Dublin Ireland he is about
80 years OF age, about feet inches high dark hair and
eyes, pleasant counenance, full face speaks slow his
voice soft, and rather low; he is of pleasing ad
dress and agreeable manners lie has been frequently in
Orleans Baton Rouge this place and Pittsburgh al
winch places he rs well KNOWN 1t is supposed he has in
ms possessiona very large sum ofmoney having sold
counterfeit Bills Exchange purportng to have been
drawn by ". j. Montgomery, of New-oTleans in his IA
Vor ana by him endorsed houses in Boston, NJ York
and Pittsburgh, and other places, to the amount of up
wards OF Ten Thousand Dollars tits supposed he has
made oil for Canada, Eastern port to sail for Eu
rope. SAMUEL c. VANCE Cash'r ~ r. n,
J.W. TILFORD,
l.. PEARSON Col
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TERMS.
Reading. writing arithmetic, c,to - e., IN s5.s-.
grammar and nccdc-wofk, 81
Do with geography and map-l Il III, d.
ping. ." ~
Any ofthc above branches with
drawing painting in water
coiOrs, astronomy, OF - do do.
the globes, hoteuy, elements
Of natural philosophy, &c.
French language, ~ = session. IN advance.
Music ~ 10. do. do.
Boarding u niC,n., ''-" P'' '''e
H.&A.J. MORRIS, Priacipais
Stanton, Va. Nov. 10 mar