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1. and for Sale.

VEyRE subscriber will sell at public
4 sale, at the Hill Top, Charles
County. Maryland, on the Goth day of
December next, GO acres OF Land, ly.
ing about six miles from Port Tobacco
in Nanjemoy district, if not previously
sold at private sale. Any person wishing
to purchase, will he shewn the same by
applying to Captain Josias Wheeler, who
resides on the premises.
H III. MCPHERSON,
Washington City.
November 8 eoSWs
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber las just received by the
General Lingaa, Captain Weston, ifrsm
Amsterdam, large and elegant assert.
nent of Boiling Cloths, Of superior qua.
ity, which will be offered for sale at the
tore OF Mr.. James Anderson.
limos alexander
October 8 Il
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London Paper
EpIGRAM.

Says Splash to his cook, you son Of J;
punk,
How comes it | see you thus every day
drunk
Physicians, they say, once month do
ailow,
a man Tor his health, to get drunk-as a
SOW"
g That's right" quoth the cook, but the
day they don't say,
So for lear / should miss it, I'm drunk
ey'ry day.
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MAMMOTli BEET.

A Rect as raised this season in theI
Garden Of Mr.. Henry Baily, Of Whining
ton, Delaware, measuring l9 inches in
circumference ard weighing eight lbs.I
Ia.
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s-ses.f..es.sssResS>Ea
~

Married, GA Tuesday evening last, BY
the Rev Oliver Norris, Nr. John "a
Lsng1en TO Miss Elizabeth Howard,
dausnter Of Mr.. B. Howard, West End.
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u. Swami,
Edward Ssanns
NOTICE.

VOTlCE.
The subscribers, under the Firm Of
JOHN Jas KS0N e Co. tender their
services to their frienas and the public
as Auctioneers, with assurances that The
utmost Promptness may be calculated on
all business confided to their ma
aagement.
JOHN JACKSON,
+. w. SPOFfARD.
0nfnhor OK
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Dumfries, Oct. lO-Nov. I2
Notice.

THE subscribers having formed a part
nership, Will transact business at the4
stand lately occupied by Thomas Swaan,
where they offer for sale considerable
quantity of
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TO RENT.

The Dwelling House and Store adjoin.
ms the subscribers, upon Fairfax street.
Possession may be had Immediately.
Vaudeville, Il Larm0ur.
Who have received so hhds Pennsyi.
yania Whiskey.
Ostober 9
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Octobet25
Vaudeville and Larmuur

Vaudeville and Larmour
Have Received
90 hogsheads Orleans and st. Croix
Sugars
IS ditto Pennsylvania Rye Whiskey
SO boxes mould and dipt Candles
1000 bushels Liverpool blown Salt
$ bags Pimentq
Ihey will rem, the Store adjoining, at
present occupied by c. Bronaugh . Co.
Possession may be had the 2lst instant.
November 6
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T. Swami, jun.
Edward Swami.

Pe All who have claims against the
firm of Thomas Swami and Go. & Tho
'nas Swarm, Jun. will be settled With, by
application to the subscribers and tsose,
Indebted to the said firm, and Thomas
Swami, jun. will make payment 20
who are fully authorized 10 settle the.
same.
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October 2s
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ALEXANDRIA,
THURSDAY, ArR1L II,

From Hayti by the schooner Taata
mount, from Cape Henry, we have re,
Iceiyed pamphlet aud newspapers, tfon
which it appears that an agent of the ex-
Icolonists. or French government, nance
|Catineau Laroche, had add essed three
letters to Christophe, from Orleans,
with apparently the most friendly views.
They were not regarded in this lighi
however, aud being Submitted by Chris.
topic to his Legislative Body, were re,
@ceiveL with much indignation. 1t is
supposed at the Cape, that the author of
these letters is leagued with Potion to
deliver up Ffayti to the French govern
lnent. NJ Duplesis, the supercargo Of
the vessel from New-Orleans, by which
these letters were sent, has been inpri-
soned, Anti is charged with being also al
ex -colonist of St. Domingo, aud with
having visited that island as spy. 'Fhe
above letters, which are dated at New
Orleans the 25th and 28th January last.
with the remarks Of the Count De Limor-
ade, Secretary Of State to Chris ophe
upon them, may be seen at our Office
The remarks "a drawn up in very elo-
quent and mastery STYLE.
Charleston, TIMES.
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- j he American Continent { I

|jnnsenosC.;o, was security. lfaEngiano
Oar aa'p'., ,s;red TO the dominion of three
had no :. Il Il the globe. should have tenn.
|quaf.saa' Nh the unfriendly councils o. !,
|loElL'a + Russia had not partltionea
s ssIaad and aimed at empire n : gs s "a
YoiAaap nsyer should have proposed to re :
|pY, bar from the vistula to the volga'
Pals s, oh has acknowledged the haletul IN
sa'o ors ,f England's usurpatlons; tne
sasndIt,h hat has lowed for the last twenty
eO0" .saI.s has flowed at her purchase !;
. W. ssS Surope will further RE the even. o.
an Ds,rarrle that removes the ascendancy
- 1e'Sil;zed people for the domination
.,sor,hsrn barbarians. You are accus-
\ u # having preferred war to peace SO
IS war was successful; and your
'0ns ssrs are these: who first warred q :
sus 's, roar revolution; VINO violated the
E..a Of Amiens, and violated It with
sa@ost shameless tlisdain OF truth; who
' y! negotiations repeatedly offer
I or broke them OF when Cancellation
s3 a. practicable; who made the war OF
Mich Won are now the vietimse Is 1t
W." : w,r of their own. decree ? | re-
~ are.esd YOUR sacrifices, | was moved 70
ssOd;cats your indignities, but adept.
y he uolircy Of peace: The will OF the
rstion. and respected it as the bond
sstwepp me and NY people. French
men! posterity viii judge how far am
-.snonsibe TO my country Tor the events
! our military efforts. They will de-
ride when the records are before them,
whether / could have mastered fortune !;
hut my love for France, my gratitude
s,g her confidence. and devotion 10 her
veltage. can never be subject to suspi-
e;on. To France | owe my existence,
and the consciousness OF that claim has
confirmed the right OF nature. French
men! I am stiH go,tr Emperor but |
hold the crown for my son and your Ia
|tsrests. His succession can alone M
sure the fruits Of your e:Iavts against a
dynasty whose reign is identified with
your sagerp. Foreign force may sup
BORT the throne of a parriclde king but
the power 81 thirty millions OF French
men is not 10 be permanently snbdued.
YOu have acquired mcurnfuf, but awini
experience. You are now convinced
that arms alone can redeem you IRON
yassaIage & ignominy. Cherish the brave
meu who have fought your battles they,
will be the pillars OF yoer array, o 'AeE
will conduct yoa to victory.
$. On the rock where am doomed TO
pass my future days, by the disioyal
sentence Of your enemies, | shall yet
hear the echo Of your triumph, and hai
10 the ICON OF It's horizon, the lame Of
your Independence
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Commerce as. Manufactures.

Mr.. FoLsoM--I lately observed az
article in one of the papers stating thai
in the state Of Connecticut, the value Of
tie woollen manufactures amounted, ii
one year, suppose, to 100000 dollar.
The same paper announces the arrival OF
a single Indiaman, with cargo OF pre-
cisely the same amount, viz. 100000
The former employed a CAPITAL of 100000
dollars, and upwards OF 1860 persons.--
The latter probably not very consider
able larger amount of funds, q but about
one sixteenth part Of the number OF hands
leaving about 1880 persons to be engaged
in agricultural pursuits, manufactures,
to moderate extent, the fsheries, Gc
Is not this very striking illustration
Of MIR. Jeaerson's text, to let Cur aooM
shops remaia abroad?
.Ns,sbaryport Herald.
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Practice of Medicine.

a PARTNERSHIP beng formed
20 between GEO. A THORlTON
land GUSTAVUS A. BROWN, they
will in future practise medicine, sur
gerry and obstc.ricks. in conjunction,
land attend with puuc;uaIity to all
eases submitted IT, their care, either
In the town of Alexandria or the adjacent
.codoties of Virgiaia, Mary land, and the
District Of Columbia. Surgical cases,
especially Of great magnitude, or where
a capital operation is required, will be
attend d to at distance.
BY the arrangement, DR.. Brown will
take charge of all cases in the country,
except when consultation is required,
or surgical operation is to be perform
ed. when the j,int, attendance of the
partners will be rendered free Of the or
binary consultation fees.
DIR. Thornton will in future cenfine
himself to the town, and will be enabled
to give his punctual attendance to those
families who have hitherto employed
him, and to all other cases which ma, be
committed to his care in Alexandria and
its immediate vicinity.
Having fine collection of anatomical
preparati ms, good library, a j large
medical shop, they propose to receive
young gentlemen, who are preparing for
the lectures and will teach then, by
demonstration, and recitation, every
branch Of tie profession, so as to enable
them to complete their studies in more
limited time and engage in the practice
Of medicine with onfdence & success
which can only b. acquired from this
mode OF instruction.
y. B. Applications are to De made at
DR.. Ihornton's house in King street. the
same that was formerly occupied by Dr..
w. a. Daingerfeld.
aUji' enff
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SPRTvG G00OS.

The subscriber has received and offers
for sale on King street, a few doors
below the Mechanics Bank, by the
piece orpackage, SPRING GOODS,
consisting of
90 long cloths & Manepolam ditto
Cotton shirtings, lenos
Plain and figured muli muslins
"a and GA cotton cambries
81 cambria dimities
Jeans, dimities
Harlem tapes and bobbins
Mems and womens cotton stockings
Furniture fringe, etc. etc.
The above Goods were selected by (
good JUDGE at the manufactures in Eng
land, and viii be sold or accommodate
ing terms By
GEORGE TAYLOR.
April 9.--2awlm.
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Singing School.
W WOOD

Respectfully Informs his friends and
the pubic, that he int, nd ope irg a
School for instructing in Vocal Music or
Iuesday evening April Esd, at Mrs. Pey-
tons School Room.
Those persons who wish 10 be in
structed in Che rudiments of this art, will
find it to their advantage to commence
as early as possible.
lerms---tiree dollars and fifty cents
per quarter.
Attendance from : till 9; twice aweek
March 90 eot25dA
TO LET,
The two story Brick House on King
street, opposite the Mechanics Bank,
AT present occupied by Mr.. Isaac Rob
bins as dry good store. Possession will
Joe given on the fgst of Nav.
Adam Lynn.
March q Staw
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Just Z eceiYed,
For sale by
JAMES KENNEDY & SON,
SERMONS
April 10

Addressed to Masters and servants.
and published in the year l743, by tie
Rev. Thomas Bacon, Minister Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Marv-
lard. Now republished with other tracts
and dialogues Oh the same subject, and
recommended to all Masters and Mis-
tresses to be used in their families. BY
the Rev. VIM. Meade.
snrI o
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=
ing schooner Young Brilliant, Sweetins
from the Florida coast, the cap
faias and crews of tie brig Expedition
captain Chace, and schooner Genera
Jackson, captain Chator. wrecked t
the southwark Of tho Florida Rect.
Extract from. The log book Of the schoon
er General Jackson, Daniel Chator
master, belonging to Baltlla and
bound TO navaauah.
GA the 9TH March left tie Ghesa-
peake bound to Havana, nothing mate
rial occurred till tee l4th, when about
30 miles to the soathward Of Cape Flo
ida, and abreast Of tie Gq'eat lsaacs,
she stru k on a rock which took her a
bout midships, Fresh Water Key bear
ag about S. S. E halfG distant about
2 miles, tipped her by The head, brok :.
rpen the hatGhes and commenced throw-
.ns overheard her cargo-hred signal
suns OF distress; the brig Expedition,
bearing n. w. distant about so yards
lat O'Clock P. NJ. fishing boat aid
he Expeditions long boat Cane to our
relief, loaded the long boat with gun
powder, and sent it on beard the brig
noisted the water, provisions and al me
cargo out CT her after hoid~-at 8, 30,
the schooner bilged, and immediately
Tell on her be N ends aud Sled with
water IN about inmates, with much
procured part Of our cloaths
on deck, pnt them on board the fishing
boat, and sent them on beard tie brig,
cut away the masts dung the night and
employed in saving such materials. etc
from the schoOnet as Wele attainable-
at 10 q. Nj. fadi 9 itinpossible 10 save
any thing mere from the wreck, the
main matches being under water, it was
thought advisab Tor he gre sevatio1 OF
he lives of the crew to abandon her aOd
go on board the brig, lac heing bound Il
iiayanna, which was consequently done
and ON the following day at p. NJ
chen On board the said brig, she struck
on Carrystord Reef. in ten feet water
commenced throwing overheard the car.
go OF the brig to s0able her t, Get Of
hndiug it impossiOIe With every eSer,lou
IN our power to save the brig took to
the coats and shortly after fell in Will
some wreckers. one of whom We got OF
oaa d of, and which agreed to carry the
crews OF tbe brig and schooner to Savaa.
nah, where We safely arrived On the goth
pltimo.
The brig was fle vessel OF $40 tons
and tie schooner SOC toas buithcu--.
beth owned ia Baltimore.
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lust Received

ind for Sale by JO4yN.a. STEW.8RT.
a N ENQUIRY respecting the Cap
/ q 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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Landing from ship = son,
$500 bushels salt
Is quarter casics Malaga vine
1856 boxes bean Malaga rai,ins
20 ditto iluscatel ditto
4 quarter casks Sherry VINE
5 pipes, superior Eeneca 10 wine
5 quarter casks do. do.
S casks glass ware
IS boxes birthstone
AZ casks Lucea Oil
case silks
6 bags juniper berries
50 bales wrapping paper
Is ditto long writing do,
q ditto superior quality do.
1 case verdigri5,
Which viii be sold low for cash o
approved credit.
o. p. Finley.
April II
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Notice

gHVEE Stockholders of the Warenton
d Company are notified. that an cleo
ton for a President and twelve d. ec-
tors, will be held at the Office Of the
Warrenton Company, on Monday, ia
April BY order,
J. A. w. SMITH, fos'r.
March - eofe
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District of Columbia, to wit +;
Couatgof Observation-Disclosures Term,
1915.
Margaret Mills Conpidinant,
ogGinst
John Richards and James Carson. ad-
ADMINISTRATORS of Thomas Erwin. deceased,
and Thomas Erwin. Elizabeth Erwin,
James Thomas. Michael Lowry, Mary
Lowry and Ann Lowry. heirs az law OF
the said Thomas Erwin, deceased, and
Thompson F. Mason. Eefendants.
IN CH&TCEEY.
w ME defendants homas Erwin, Eli
. zabeth Erwin, James Thomas, Nj
chael Lowry, biary Lowry and Ann
Lowry. not having entered their appear.
ance and given security according tothe
statute and the rules of this court. and
lit appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, upon affidavit, that the said de.
| PENDANTS Thomas Erwin, Elizabeth Err.
Twin, James Thomas, Michael Lowry,
Mary Lowry and Ann Lowry, are not,
| inhabitants Of this district: On motion OF
the complainant by her counsel, 1t is or
tder9a. that the said defendants Thomas
Erwin, Elizabeth Erwin, James Thomas,
Michael Lowry and Ann Lowry, do ap-
ipear here on the first day of April term
next, and enter their appearance to The
suit and give security for performing the
DEGREES Of the court, and that the other
defendants John Richards, James Car
son and Thompson T. Mason, do not
pay away, convey or secrete, the debts
by them owing to. or the estate or effects
in t,,eir hands belonging to the said ab-
sent defendants Thomas Erwin, Eliza
beth Erwin. James Thomas, niichae.
Lowry, Mary Lowry and Ann Lowrys
until the further order or decree Of this
court, ard that 4 copy Of this orier bel
forthwith published for two months spp-
/ sessiye3y in ere OF the public newapa-
pers published in this county, and that
another copy be posted at TIE front door
iof the court iou>e 81 sail county.
A Copy este.
q. DENEALE. g. G.
March 10 laW2n
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New Almanacs.
Join Il. Ste1uort,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
--;8i6--

Country merchants and others suppl
ed with them BY the qaantity on the low
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa
pers, bibles, testaments, spelling books
primers and'hlstories-slates and pencils
playing and blank cards, Russia and
Dutch quilts and ink powder.-A gene
raj assortment Of Greek, Latin and En-
glish schsoi beoks-nost of Che new pub
LEGATIONS of the day, aud large stock o.
standing works OF merit, viz.-Episcopal
and Roman prayer books, Psalm and
Hymn beoks, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books, sJc.
He expects in few days a supniy OF
German Aimanacks, and has Just receiy.
led by the Wilbyimina from Liverpool
| 20, 600 English Quilts
Of a good quality ard cheap--Enslisi
waters i'll tin boxes-black lead pencil.
land Dutch sealing wax.
W" IL gross Of Humphreys coppel
|plate playing Cards, first quality and as
sorted sizes
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|dizl LADY and family, and the two Miss
Morrison's of Philadelphia
Sailed yesterday, ship Maria, David
son. fer lisbon. Mr.. John Travers, ju-
aior, (of Lisbon) ard lady went passen-
gers.
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Los: Or stolen. last Mi@hf,

A Bank Note of Twenty nolIars Of
a the Bank of Conococneagne. Tile
late and nanbernot recoilected. lie
banks ard other persons aretequested,
in case such Notc SHALL be cfff.cd by
suspicious persons, to 81 notice 70 The
John Hopkins
april 10 st
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For Fredericksburg,

s,gE The sch oner Dolphin David
iash Reynolds. master-to sail in ali
this week. For Freight. apply to the
master on board at Janney's wharf, or te
William Garner.
april 10 ST.
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w.aS FOUND

On Monday morning last, IN King street
a small sum of Money IN Bank Votes.
The owner may have it, on giving {
satisfactory description, and paying tax
cost CT this advertisement, " apPlylrs
to
Robert Blackjack.
april 10 81
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TIE PREACHER.

Che succeeding elegant and original
description is extracted from an interest
ing little book entitled I" World without
Souls.''
The Preacher took his station. Time
had laid his hands upon him, and had
gently wrinkled bis brows, they were
however wholesome tracks, the burrows
of the winters field. the meet and so
|norabIe ornaments of head Siiyered by
the SHOWS OF f0rescore years. The eye
bore its testimony, that the revelation on
which it rested was true. by indicating
how long the soul can survive the BODY
and its brow, like that arch which be.
strides the Heavens, not only said that
the storm had passed away, but like it,
prophesied also Of a peace which was to
come.
On Sunday the thirty-first Of Ma CD,
1876, departed this life near FreGercks-
burg, Virginia. in the seventy-scc nd
year of his age, the venerable Francis
.8s5ury, Bishop Of The Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Ofhim, il may be said, " a
ereat man has fallen in Israel" having
iabored in his LORDS Vineyard, more
than fifty years, as an itinerant minister.
In the death ofsuch iaborer the church
of Christin general, and particularly that
portion Of it over which he was more i'm
called topreside, has sustain
ed loss, which must be deeply felt and
long deplored.
His unabating zeal for the salvation of
souls, induced him, although 10 great pam
from bodily weakness. to travel and
preach the everlasting gospel, until the
lamp Of life tremb'ed in the feeble socket;
and, when unable to speak, he gave csm-
Portable assurances OF his holy triumph
ef faith, in the full possession of his men
tai powers, and his willingness and rea-
illness to meet his God and enjoy HIM
Forever. If The affections OF bis nume-
rous flock. and the prayers Of thousands
could nave preserved him, he still had
lived to GO in and out before them, as he
has done for nearly hslf a century past,
to the Joy and delight Of their hearts
Few have ever equaIled, none have sur
passed him in his tolls and labors to
spread the religion of Christ, and save
souls. A more particular account, it is
Expected, will be given of the life, labors,
iand usefulness of this spiritual and be
loved Pastor in Israel, who ceased al
once to work and live.
Lodged in the garner Of the sky,
He lives with God no more to die.
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W i ~ tlt

W Si& "a
AS an assistant in Grocery Store, a
young man from IS to 90 years OF aye
who writes a good hand-Apply TO tbs
Printer.
April 10---2w
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no ICE

IS hereby given to all persons that
have heaps of manure in the corporati"i'
to have the same removed by the hrst
of May next, or they will be remove q
for the use OF the public.
JAS. MCGUIRE,
Superintendent of Police
April 8.
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Port Of Alexandria.

Arrived, brig Galen, Robinson. from
Norfolk, with naval stores. to Morde-
eai Miller and John 6. Laid and Co.
Sailed ship ATLANTA, ]. D. Woodside,
for Cadiz and maj ket. Passengers,
Mr. Cathcart, american Consul at Ca,
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New Goods.

New Goods,
Tro doors Sslooo the sGschaaic's Bank.
THE subscriber is this day opening
twenty five packages of well selected
British, India and French
GOODS,
Making a complete assortment. which
he will sell at Baltimore prices.
4 DaUid Peabody,
sof amsterdam or Rotterdam
DIRECT.
8W to stop at Hapre or Cowe, for
Orders from Mr. William II. Miller.
% whom shippers viii eonsisn their
\ Property
/ 9 !, The good Brig Lydia. CAPTAIN
! = 80 sss haskell, she has the greater par
:, rsg cargo ensaged, and will com
\ s'snce lati'g Immediately and can take
|sis# hoeSheads On freieh{ ''N'
DODGE & KETTELL.
arrl , If
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Tobacco anted,
For which tie highest market price
will be given. Apply
p, lumbar e Co.
March 2, 60