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ing directors appointed by the government
from acting as agents or proxies Of any
stockholders.
Mr.. King spoke in favor of, and Messrs.
Roberts and Campbell, against. this "a
mt ndment--which was negativsd, without
a division.
On motion of Mr.. Bibb, an amend
ment was adopted. requiring that there
should hot be more than thiueen, nor less
than seven Directors, to each Branch
Bank.
Mr.. Taylor proposed an amendment
making the stock OF the u. S. unalienable
MIR. Campbell spoke against it-negativ-
ed, ayes 10, noes IS.
Mr. Brown offered ans amendment, ex-
Guiding the U. s. as stockholder from
being represented in the choice of D.rec-
tors, Sc.-Agreed to.
Mir. Wells, CATER an Introductory speech
of nearly two hours in which he animal
verted upon several features If the bill
with some severity, and alleged that the
bill with these provisions exceeded the
constitutional power of Congress to enact
that its passage was ineXpedient,
and especially at this time)-moved the
postponcment Of the bill to the next SEES
sion.
Mr.. Dana made brief reply-after
which, the question was taken on the mo
ton. and negaiived, ayes 6, noes 20.
On motioa of MIR. Campbell the time
Tor taking the subscriptions was extended
from SIX to twenty days.
On motion of MIR. Campbell another
amendment w S adopted relative to the
establishment of Branches in the several
States.
MIR. DagSet gave notice that he should
hereafter submit an amendment to the Sc
nate after which,
The bill was reported to the Sen te, the
amendments were or cred to be prin, ell
and at four o lock the Scnate went in
to the consideration Of executive bust
ness.
WedaeSday. April 8.
The BANK BILL was yesterday fur
ther discussed, amended, and finally
| ordered to be read third time, by yeas
AID nays, by the unexpected vote of tqcen-
ty-fhrse to zen, THREE Senators only being
absent. The bill viii no doubt pass the
Senate the amendments made to it how
ever requiring the concurrenee of the II.
OF Representa- ives
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Farmers, in the vicinity, will you not
avail yourselves of this golden harvest?
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A Flanders Mail arrived at a late
hour last night. The following are ex-
tracts
Brussels, February Q.
They write from Client that ON the
31st ult. several workmen in the manufac-
tories Of that city burnt all the goods of
foreign origin which were in their pos
session and fixed a solemn engagement
entirely to renounce the use of stuhs
manufactured any where but in the coun-
try.
February4.
Ameng the conventionalists who voted
for the death of Louis XVI. and who have
come to take residence in this city, are,
M Goupillcar, formerly a lawyer and mi
mister Of the council of Ancients Count
Cashon de PApparent, Minister and
Senator, formerly Prefect Of Antwerp
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SKETCHES.
.qgricuI'mal aud Commemorative. o

.3gricnl'7uei and Co,1mercfal--No. q.
We approach the 5th and last class of M. Pho
DvcTs OF AGRIcrLTURE sort of .icellaneous
group, which comprcheDis variety of products
such as hax FAX Seed hemp, indigo, wax poultry,
sugar. SIC. Sc.
Meme OF these can well BE- styled the sfabls of any
partcu'arstate for, tionsh thev flourish in certain
states, they do not abound in soy. nor constitute
ny eonsd iT'be proportion of the exports of the
United States.
The principal of'hese articles have been 2f1,seei
and uidigo--hnt, those which seem tn bropiiss the
most Important results, are sHgar aud heiHD
fg0c--i3ut small proportion OF this article is
exported from the u. s. Our iands are tprnt,l n
better account aud the preparation OF th,. raw
material requires more skill and Tabor than we IRE
willing to employ. Very little of the plant is cul-
nYateu even Tor orr own consumption elthe fibre
The priRCipal object with us is to gather the seed
for The foreign market
FIar seeds sent to Ireland, principally To be
'nwn in her fields. The plant is there cut for the
sake OF the ibretoo little is left to supply the cuI
tvstor with seed and hence, he looks TO other
countries for considerable portion of the articl.
wanted The seed is also used for crushing into that
oil, so much employed in The arts, called EnseeF air
Li'illm is the Latin for fax
As far back as theyear 1870, as much ~ SIC. Gio
bushels OF seed were exported from the colonies of
North America : " $3.50 Of Which went tn ENGLAND
sos os5 to IRELAND, and 7i9 to the south orEurone
The euslom-house value OF was then all ut g 80
GOO. - ~''
The quantity exported has scarce ever hee,
greater than it was in i770, though the mammal "a
f'te has scarce ever been so low. The following il
view OF the exports from 1905 to 1917:
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grow srp'tauc'-nsiy in tie Nee World. hit Co
iamhus "'. <uowiag it, hsd carried some Of the
pa is 70 H.spspiOh,
From ti,e w. Lidts, L has found is way to the
Continent Of n. America--ani what is equally
pleasing and proud tiingr to IA American ear. !,
ipurishcs on the bauss Of the Mississippi and the
sOd al Geo "a. a Grand better ytaraialsd SUI
-sr : no where u be found than she New-O,lean
Sugar. No quarter OF tie unsoa boosts nf richer
s;spis--hoagh the culture has been confined to !,
snail slip o. the uiggn of the Mississippi vet later
experiments seem 70 demonstrate the probability
oil carrying t nio higher latitude and in n moro
extensive tesion.-It Is certainly striking its root
into the state Of Georgia Our so;i may not h.. SO
genial as ,iat o! the ". indies, yet We have some
advantages our part. 1st. The superior skill and
intelligence ofour iarmers,who till their own lands
without trusting much 20 the superintendent of
oyereeera NJ agents, they do in the w. Indies
2d Our timber for boiling sud coppering. is cheap-
er, and on the spot Sd. onr lands are fresh, and
NOT SO much worn out-herefore, do not require so
much expense Of manure.
But we have no returns before us to estimate the
quantities OF tiis beautiful product, winch export
or produce.
Rs'nb-aready nourishes in some If the back
pnrts OF Nirginia-and in the Western States AS
we know better how O. prepare it, and as we clear
our Inos' vaes to the West, rs well as omen thr,,.
communications with tide water is anartiele which
the demand O. cur own Navy as well as Of others.
must tend 10 encourage. But. we have no regular
accounts OF the quantity exported from the u s.
nor OF the other articles which are enumerated NJ
the head of this Essay.
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IL EDUCNTTON-

A TEACHER, who he's. for seven years past,
"a received the most liberal encouragement from
the public, and who. at this TIME, superintends a
large Classical Schsoi, with the most ilattering
prospect OF Increasing patronage. wishes n perma,
nent settesaent for his small family in some heal
thy part OF Virginia. His only motive TO removal,
IS the procuring OF small Tract of more fertile
Land with good water, and more commodio is
buildings, than he now owns
y correspondence opened with Nyr,. White,
Esq OF jamestown, Prince-E Edward, will lead to
every necessary disclosure as to character, quai.
cation, SSe. bnt personal application would be most
advisable, rs Mr.. White viii refer any applicant to
the said Teacher, who viii. with pleasure, permit
any gentleman to examine into The condition of his
present establishment.
July 6. 17wAv
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Y virtue of sundry DEGREES of the Su-
perior Court a chancery FOR the Richmond n,r;c,
pr1necea IN suit therein pending, hstgeen tie des;sre
OF Mllam Danrdge, decd Plain,is-and David Do-r;ng
Ton ana Susan his wiie and others. Deiendar.ts-
ne subscribers will expose to sale ~ public o,e,;o .
ue Auehon Store OF Heron, snio & Co. in die aid go;
CIV lnnrsIay the Isl day Of August next &c far or ,fe
co, ~ INC sersla, paris of tie es'a;e in tia
Pas thereof, according whielit vas lately sold and When
is IL, H. II and iS. -'3'F' - . ~,
= A credit during the life Of Mrs Dorrf tor X m l -
o oe u.to OF ne ptrciase v ufoyided She live, i
ger uai I'VE years from the of sen,n,.. Iesf - -
sie SHOULD d,e before that time then e. five wears o, he
siu hrs' OF Septeer Of Eve sears from he sid ff, ~
september Last for fiye-sixths of he resine md H., %
aning ontNts tereoi lobe paid tle first ay Of Sen,
.uer next interest viii be required on the whole e,,,,,
OF the ,se-money payable cIniann, Nv n,;, he %
Rr.u S OF ile credit upon the lt Of. September and the
r o. flafeh ~ each year. The purchaser \, IN ao IL ~,
qle' 10 pay Ia ready money. full ven, jntss, ~ -
Of Septemhc, last. - e''''' 'p'h "n uie 4-t
bond ana security. also deed Of trust an ,be ro
ty, Wilde required of the purchasers ~ F''PsA
o. plat Of the nhOye pruperiy IN he sfn,, a,
OF Heron, SintOn & Co. - ~ 1t ''e "''ic.
w yI3mAs 1Tuh.yyto w Commissioner.
Ilny ~. fS-tds
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
ARE Just Receiving the following articles, viz.
25 bbs. Ale, Is boxes Soap
100 boxes Tin Plate, x aud common
700 haEpint tumblers
dozen pint and halfpint Gob.ets
Is hall Lamps
90 reams Wrapping Paper
10 do. Fooscap do.
Is dozen States, 10000 Quills
OWE CASE DRY GOODS.
Containing rich French Silk Shawls, Canton
Plaid Silks, do Grape Scarfs, elegant Fans.
Laces and Fringe, Furniture Chiatz. Wire
Unreal, Kid Gloves, &c
LVSTORE,
s pipes Cogniac Brandy
% boxes Medsc Wine
10 do. Fresh Pruncs
hbis. Rectiiied Whiskey
hhd 5th proof Jamaica Rum
25 bbls Cider, casks Cheese
tons assorted Iron and Steel
do. do. Potent Shot
10 cases Besvcr, Royum aud Woo! Hats
80 boxes Smoking Pines
Is do Sper'nacet Candles
5 bags Race Ginger
case Domestic Shrtings and Stripes, &c
JOHN o. LAY SCo.
June e. t7-st
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PAINT STORE.

'HSHE Subscribers respectfully inform
the eitizes,s OF Richmond and Manchester and the
18Th Street Opposite the Rel Tavern. have s, ,c'v
e per the Scir Only Daughter. from New York. large x
general assortment of PAINTS and OIL, consisting of tle
following articles viz: - -
Spirits Turpentire. Liseed Oil
Utica Crown Window Glass, of sinrrior quality
i,risic Spanish Brown
London White LEAD in kcgs-Dtu dry
Patent Yellow. ground in Oil. Gum CopsI
oopal Varnsh. Chroine Yellow. lris, Glue. Red Lead
SpainSh White, Venetian Red, Iithsrge, Umber
INDIA Vermi'lion. English Terra Dtsira
Priisslan Blue. Nos. land ,, Brown Smalt
Blne smait, Nos. and ?, Green Vcirliier Dlue do
ten Pisk Stone Yellow. Pallet Knives % various siyes
Cold Leaf, Yellow cchre Paint Brushes, OF various sizes
Granng Tools, Putty. cr Gr Gr.
~ Of sr'irh sciH o. s9'a NJ fe.iice,f f,.;ses
The Public are also respectfully informed thar We are NOV,
enab'ed to execute Painting, Glazing Gliding Sc with
ess Sdaici-att the sanr,ne on rs reasonable terms
rOnage pIfSct,r - 1.,,c,, az
May 25. 5-tf
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ANrcnorES.

great law character who fz himself Tor the har nv
tand'iig bar iron has delivered opinion ssras I'M,
%i,sn a smgle individual IS selected foma multitude for
tI7NgreSSlon OF which all are guty, and that single n,l
vduai IS alone punished. the laN n,ay truly h said to H.
secuted hasmueh a,it becomes thenccfor,h" aced
distinguished Gentleman az Pennsylvania whose nose
am chm are both ,CFy long, md who ia, lo his ,,,th
Whereby the se and chm are brought pretty cge,l,
sr was told, " am aid yuur and chm will have n
fight before long > approach each other very mern
Snlgy.' an V'oid q 'nySec lreplei the gea,elulnl
u S0oa many 'rofd haue passed Jefsree them ai,ygoa
N. Y. Courier.
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SUMMARY OF rHE WHoI.E-

We here close our Sketches-We have taten
short excursions, bat we approach the end of our.
journey.
In the course oft, we have traced the stables
OF the United States-tle da4srRt Of their erb5rf.
and the particular States where they are found
most abnndant We have traced the tendency of
such States, rs do not boast of stables 10 enlist in
schemes OF manuiactures--and we have closed the
prospect by an exhibit Of the amount of domestic
Manufactured which we have been in the habit of
exporting. 1t is unnecessary add, that every wear
ports. 'N' -
we have now only to snbioin from Mr.. Piikin's
work, g a table exhibiting tlevalue ofthe Pro-
dece ct the sea, of the forest, of agriculture and
OF ma"hyacfmes exported, for each year, from
1908 to 1914, by which the proportion Of each can
be at once, seen, during that periodn
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Bur,' M Sfonc Mandatory.

FEVHE Subscriber respectfully Informs the
public that he has Just received direci from France
barge quantity of prime Burr Blocks Of superior rai,y
10 any hitherto imported TO this place. and having been en-
gg hnthc business upwards OF fifteen years. he naiter.
himself from his long knowledge OF the frae aud ~. ~,
proEhon Which his work has hitherto met with tiat he
wih he able TO manufacture Mil Stones on as reasonable
terms rs those imported from the Nor,h and warran, them
perform wei. ' e's'''
He Inns opened Shop the 10Th Street nearly cpn,
to call. az '''A'se
TEe Is.
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LONDON. May %
PHE.NoA1ENoM

On the 18th u there fcn the Observatory .,
Prague two Pasvlss, mock Mons. The Moon was NJ
an elevation OF Il OF 10 and had pale halo OF 50 ,
indEe'er Tie iirst Parnss line appeared the west oil
The Moon. on the crcrrtecice Of aio tho secuil a
htte ater on the east. The elevation OF each was ,l
same rs that o. the Nonn. the side r, the Moon
Showed prisinste eoionis and the opposite side they
threw oiit,ac, cone Of tight, about degrees M ,,t,
y parallel to the hOrilon The Whole of the phenomenon las
ted about so minutes but neither of the mock nos,s oh
ta'd such degree o SplIIdor have been ken, for
,he real Noon The of sit like the tail OF a
Comet, hut more defined and taptriuy
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THE WREATH s CHAIN.

bring thee. lore, golden chain
! brinx ties, too. I, fOwery wreath: -
lie gold sl.all never wear stain
The fiowrets long shall sweet, breathe.
Come. tellme which the tie Sall be,
TO bind ia, gentle heart 70 me i?
The chain is Of splendid thread.
Ssol'n from Minevya's yellow hair.
.'nst when the setting SIM had shed
nc sol~er beam of evening there.
me witsths OF brightest m,rtlc wuyc
Nrh brilliant tears Of bliss among n.
And many rose leaf. cull Il hy ioye.
10 heal his lip when lreS have stnnr IL:
Co.ie. tel me which the tie shall Be.
10 band thy gentle heart 70 me
Yes. yes, 1 read that read, eve.
Which answers when the ,onl-,,e Is 10th
Thou likkt the form OF either tie
AMI h1ldst thy playful h1njs tor both.
nm II there were not sprneihiua wrong,
i'he world would. ss = chem Blended on
Iheehain would mnkctbe wreath so s,ron,l
The wreath wouid mni>e the chain sosnC,f
Then might the gold Tie ncw'rets be
Sweet ietieis for my love anil me
But, Fanny, SO unhless'd theytN inc
That G.eayeiI alone can tell the reason,
When mingled thus they cease TO shine.
Or SHINE bat for a transient season.
Whether the Chain MAY press too much
Or dat The wreath isslightiy braided.
Let but slic guild the flow 'rets tonch
And oil their glow, their ints are fi.iedi
sNtNi falVly, what would rapture do
Wien al hss blooms had lost ,ieir grace
hiisat She not ste;,l rose or two
from other wreatlis to fill their place.
Oh , better 10 he always free.
Than thus 10 bind Thy love TO me.
The timid girl now hung her head.
And us she turned an upward glance.
saw doubt its twilight spread
Along her hrow's divine expaisr.
Just then the gariand's dearest rose
Gave one Gifts se,ucing sighs-
Oh who can ask how Fanny chose
That ever lool>d in Fannys eyes,
The wreath, my life, the wreath shall be,
lhe tie 20 bind my soul to thee
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We understand m en'i'eN Gunsmith in Whtcchapel
mas Nehied rev bayonet which Il is coneetnr will en-
ufey s,iSTcye the OH one. Il has Frequently been Oh
served by military that bringing hack the frcIoc,
tfo ne port 10 the charge the Jerk often Occons the hay
Sle tn ny OF as esides, the projecting shsull of the
Syone' causing IT To form different line with the barrel
renders ,rabe 10 bc turned aside bya deSteruus move
he't oi Tue aSsaod which this invention, il forms
HFGa line with the barrel entirely calculated prevent
London fogcr.
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RiSIL.V.f-.N.YGTTY
Is q A r ID / n q sc H DOL.

a the Parsonage House. near the
Hanover. School isopen for the reception of
t9 iedes mner the sape,i'tendance of Mrs. Philips
ihe SESSION oitise months will commence July IS Terms
Tor board and education for that period 90 dolls To be paid
~ su,ane- Bed and Candles charge of dolls.
II urnsheh by Mrs. y. The pupils will be Instructed in
Writing, Arithmetic. Grammar Geography. History &C.
ana an Netde"ork, useful and ornamental. ifrequred IL
common Prayer-Booi,. Their health and morals will he
particularly ATTENDED to. Vs. "
June % 1862
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A GENERAL. MrrrINc


q T the Members Of The Bible lSoc;etv Of yi,-
: gina, IS requested at the Capitol. in the Cit,
Of wiesmond, on FRIDAY, the Goth of July, 1876 at
o'clock IN the AFTERNOON, for the purpose oftaSng
INTO consideration the expelieicy OF making this
institution an auxiliary to the " american Bi5is So
cissy," according to the Constitution es,abl;sheaby
q contention OF Delegates from various Bible Soci-
cites, held in New-York on the Sth of May last.
The great Importance OF the object OF this meet
ins' II IS hoped, will ensure general and punctual
attendance Of the members
Al other persons are also respectfully invited
TO be present.
Notice OF the meeting Will he given by ringing
o. the bell at O'Clock. ard again st 5, on the day
above mentioned.
JOHN ID. BL ,iT President.
JOHN BRYCE. ist Vice President
JOHN H. RICE, Co,rcs'g. Scc'y.
e. Juir ". 1--tSrn
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wILLIAM PATTERSON
Us JUST RECETTED,

I'D y the Richard, Capt. Tonsirs, from Dubio
= 3 one case of superior TABLE LINEN, Tow
kLLiNG and NAPKINS, aincrg,, Which some of ex,rs
SIZE, putup IN the following maiiier:
suits, euAsi.'ng Of Cloths olby is clayovers,
and "a napkins, vine patterns
Two wits, consulting OF: cloths 1914 by 1914 layoyess
md "a napkins, large flower p.ttelI,s
Two suits, fesooed and ornamertes 1914 by 1884, ayo
,vrs and doz. NAP kns
Besides other largo cloths, with Shamrock iliy thistle
rose and unon patterns.
O. IsOse vino wish pu-claSe cloths hy the set. Will he
much pleased with the superior elegance and style ofae
equal them.
June 20. IS
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IN Renrico County Cou,t, Jlslyl.
4 kRDERED, That William Nave VIM. Price.
Y Richard Adams, John G.. Mosby and Rer;s'
min Sheppard be appointed Commissioners 10 receive nrr
Posais 10 have survey and chart taken of this Corn, a
gree3hy 10 On Act of Assembly passed M the last sess
.ei An Act To provide an Chart OF eaeI, coln
Copy. Tesc,
]. B. WHITLOCKE- cl,L.
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FOR ShyE
17-w4w-

FHV"AF Farm ON which the subscriber now re-
= sides IN Gloucester county. containing FIVE hun
dred acres of the first quality Lo.g- Grounds it les
on Severn River, which aboundsin fish and oys
tiers IS within six hours sail 10 Norfolk and about
twenty to Baltimore. The land is well adapted to
the cultivation OF corn, wheat and barley, and is re
neraiiy considered as amongst the best farms in
the county.
Persons disposed to purchase are invited TO view
1t; ii wall be sold privately, IL an offer is made. be-
tween this and the 5th of August; if not sold before
that day Git being Gloucester conrf tiay) it will be
cold publicly, Go The highest bidder, az the court
house Virginia, Farmers Bank, or Uni.ed States
Stock viii he taken in payment. The improve
men's consis, Of two story dwelling-hnuse with
three rooms e passage on a floor s. every neces
say clubhouse, sll new & in good repair The plsn
ta'ion is laid of into four fields is well enclosed
and one OF those fields will be prepared to lay down
m small grain this fall. Between thirty and forty
likely negroes may ne purchased With Che farm.
together with the stock of every kind. farming y.
tensiis. &e reasonable credit viii be allowed
for part of the purchase money, bnt good sec,r.
~ Will he required. JOHN LEWIS
Gloucester county, June 2s. 14-tls
"'iidta'y ard General Agencies, attended "a b.,
f. BROWN,
EHTHO has an Agent established ut the CITY of
y Washington, far that purpose Land war;
rants will be Immediately procured, and all ac
connts satisfactorily settled through the above A.
gency.
June 26. 1l.tf
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BENLOMONp TOR SAT-F

pursuance Of the last will of BENJAMIN
Watkins, deed VIII he Offered for sole on the
on Inlrsh! ne hrsi day ofAugustnexf The TRACT Of
Lam ON whie, he lived, in county Of C;oochlon abo
SO miles above te City ut Richmond and connirin 300 ~
er o. James river Low Grounds. and about $40 acres az
good h, land, lying remarkably we'll and OF a umal;1v e.
sy anu highly !nprovabe. The buildings on this esats
are snnceny large, in good Condition, and coJyne,,is
arranged II is believed, however, that PERSONS ,yh; -
pr r ,, propfrtJ vii examine before the day Of
sac ana la more particular description i,
The purchaser viii be required 20 nav onefiI 81 s.,
pee on We hrst day Of January 1917, wen if t payment
, t' t,e shail he conveyed and possession given
e .nr ON the first day January, 1915 and e resain
I OF ,he irH 'ay OF january, 1919, be secured y
Ire purchaser shall have the privilege sowing Wheat
~ she ia, or IT may be soweslhy contract urdeI his dire
ton, by tie manager The plantation
AZ The same line and place, viii be sold the bonssf
the sale. I;ENflArE ~ ,-,t t,@v SHOWN az
my 8 H. 49, Ear
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SPI,iNC GOOns

EVhE Subscribers expect to receive in dsv or
Two ny the indian Chiel from London
Superine London Cloths and Cas,imeres TIT
nctts and Cuttings, Fancy .Musns for ladies' Dire.
;ss Printed Biue Buff and Indian striped Dimi,ies.
furniture DO. Cotton, and Linen ard Cotton Tyke,
York striped Hankeens, Balloon Iomhszettes assor-
tel colours Ladies Cuiton Hose and silk Gloves.
bali Hose, Buck aud York Tan, Gloves. sewinr sill
Dolmon aud Wakey'o best London Hats, I}ritanuis,
Iable and Tea SPOONS, Common do Cloth, Tooth
and Shaving BRUSHES, .e;ns md Shop Irvine. so.
Casks 81 Nails Fat points, Casks 1Od. do. I,ondo,
Porter White i.ead, Spanish Brown, &e
ThC~ have on hand irish Linens AID Sbeee,,.
Csnbric and jaconett Muslin, Li-ht and iJart
ground eolosred priais, ami IN assortment Of HqrI
azure nid CHtley-Ali Of winch thew offer for .,.,-
on ACCOMMODATING terms.
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. * Co.
'~ie = 1T
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EYashinpto0 INN,

- It"''''t.S fVFt, UWfV II.
u eFnnot hut be subject of regret 70 find that
there are citizens Of the United States. since the
Peace, extensively engaged in that mos, di,srace-
ta' OF all uslies, The African Slave Trade; espeei.
SLY since il must be carried on under foreicr 60
iours aud Tor the benefit Of the colonies of oreyn
nations. We should be glad never 10 hear of any
American ei,1en being engaged in any trade. in
which he WAS ashamed or afraid to dsusy the A -.
rerican Stripes. The cupidity natursI to man.
y a vrfs Insufficient excuse f,r the violation of
ihe 81 dHtee Of humanity, morality and isw.
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