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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-25
Mavg Commis5iaretsOMee.l
HRg. S, 1916,

HHS. s. 1910.
The Board of Navy Commissioners will
receive. until the fst day of January, 1877,
proposals for furnishing, for the use OF tie
Navy CT the United States,
$4,000 to 10000 cubcal feet Of live oaI
timber, cut to moIIds, for ship of the line
and two frgatcs.
10000 to I5o,ooo feet o! OAK plank, and
$4,000 feet Of yellow pine plank, 10, the
same.
Also-Gzo, 900 feet Of white pine boards,
OF IN. - IN. I in. Ia in. aud ranging
timber for ships Of Tie line and fr,gateS, ot
either live OAK, white oak, locust or red ce-
daf, or propCrtiOnUf each to be delivered
&c sucn navy yard or yards, as the commits
s."Eers may designate, and be subject 10 The.
navy inspection al the n,aces Of delivery.
J he commissioners viii find, at the public
expense, Il suitable ps r5on to SuDeriDtend the
moulding. They invite those disposed %
offer for contracts to make their proposals
iOr not less than quantity sufficient for d
ship of the line, or fora frieate.
John RODGERS, Presideaf
off6e Board cfNa1y Commitment.
1t. Col. Armistead Of the Uoi5d
States Engineers,
NgTlSHEG to contract for 5000
w bbls of Lime 5000 perch of
,uldjns Slope, to De delivercd in the
'on;bs Of Marcs. April, SJay and Eung
For, JVashiagt1n, CT re Potomac.
Feb, 2-----~(F
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.TO EEME.

~ 49, -
NHE Dwelling Houfe and Store, adioin-
< ing the subscribers upon Fairfax
ftreet-PoGGlIion may be had Immediately.
MANDEVILIE 81 LARMOUR,
Who have received 80 bids Pennsylvania
"hlSkcy. Oct. q.
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Onl am thankful for past ia
vors, and beg leave to inform nv f,;epd,
and the public, that have iuit received a
general aiIortmentof
SE.4SO.N:fBLE GOOD.S
Snperfne and fecond black, blue bottle, cl,-
ret, green, mixed, orange, olive and drab
Broadcloths and Canrercs
Mcrino ihawi cloth, of the bclf Quality
Surfing hannels, red and yellow do.
Bedford cords, cailinetts, PeliTe cloths
Wo'ited and cotton holiery, veitings
poreh cloths, kerieys and plains
Soie and duthe blankets
Manchester cords and velvets
Eiaek, plad, green, brown and blue bomba-
zeuS, 6-4 ginGl,s.1s, ca Goes, fhawls,
Gc. 20. Sc.
The grca,cr part OF the above goods be
ing purchaied in Baltimore at auction, ena-
bteS me TO fell them cheap.
CHARLES SCOTT.
alto continue TO keep the Livery STA
BILE and BOARDING HOUSE, where cu1o
mers and lirangcrs can DC gcntecly accom-
modated. iIorles Will DC We'll attended TO,
by careful hotter.
ALSO roR SALE,
4 Negro Woman and Clditl,
coafidercd to be as good houfs icryant As
any ~ the DiHriet. ALTO,
e ~ - a Sig and Horse,
{,sS s .s3 cheap for cath or credit.
l& Wy ~ c. SCOTT,
----->' : -i''-' -s1- Nov. s. King Greet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27

'n'Ne establishment retained are out Of those If
Office during the war, or appointed since the peac,
and report the list OF officers, if any, appointet
since the peace, that retained, and the state
Or territory of their residence.
On motion of Mr.. .9therton,
Resofped, That the Secretary of the Treasury
be. and he is hereby directed to lay before this
house statement of the amount of the valuation
ofreal estate and slaves in the several states
made by virtue ofthe act of the 22d July, 1918,
.or the assessment and collection of the Direct
Tax; separately designating in such sta,esaen,
the amount fthe valuation fthe buildings lands
and slaves in each state.
TIE REVENUE
The remainder of the day was spent in com
nittce of the whole on the bill to continue the
double duties till 30ih June next, and the bill for
continuing the salt tax.
We have not room to-day for our reporters ac-
count oi'piooecdngs
The re'14i WAS, that the bill for continuing the
double duties To Jrie, amended SO as AFT er
hat day, to add to the duties then existing THAT
rs, the old duties) 42 per cen; on their amount
until new tariff be enacted
The TWO bills were reported to the house &
then at late hour,
The hoi:sc adjourned.
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@O:O:o:o:o 5000: -
CBY .3UTRORIrE.1
AN ACT

To authorize the President of the United State.
to lease for the term there mentioned tLs
new building on Capitol fill, with the aDn,tr-
telances, Tor the better Rccomod atom of t,o,.
gresS.
BE it enacted by the Senate and H,,,,e or Es,r.-
sentdtiUes oftte Tinted States of .izericG m H..
ETeos asSsHbisb That the President of lie IJ.I,ed
'tates be, aud he hereby au hori,ed to lease !,
ehilt 0f the Unite States, from The owner, ~ =.
IT. The new building IN Ca litol II II, On :, ,,,-
even hundred and venty glit, W n me adj i,,.
nS olhdn55 AMI appuri euances for the term NJ
lTe year next at er the passing of this act ana
tom thence unIl he Capitol IS IN a state orr.,.
illness tor The yecePtl III of Congress, At rent ~
'xceed Nc 1lxteln hundre and If yd ,Ilars uer ,,.
iurn to be pad ia.f yea ly by the Ualted Sta, e.,
PrOuded, always, Tnat any l.ase to be execu "A
oy Vrtue OF his act snail and may be deter N M.
Die, AT any TINE al cr the eXplrattun of ,be 6i,s
yer, a. the pie Isurs e 'Ong e,s
sec. q mi DC IL further enacted, That 81 soo,1
as the lease aforesaid snail have been duly ext,
Gu Ell, Il 'lall and nay be lISf,l to, the Pre- 4.
dent Of the United Sta e. To- DIv the ,y,er,
sad, the SUN Of five nundrcd dollars. f.r 6xtn.as
and other extraordinary EXPENSES, ncurre m
htIing up the sad budlnS aud otherwise D ..,,r.
ing them tor the better accommodation of Con-.
gress and That for this purpose The sum OF FIVE
thousand dollars be, aud the same Is hereby an.
PvoPrla'ed, to be.fald out Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appr1pri .ted
II. CLAY,
Speater 9fhbe H0itse If REORGANIZATION.
JOIN GAILLARD,
Presidsntgfaie Senate, bro fealb,re.
December 8, 1Sl5--ApraovEn,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27

'unpocsed b. Mr. burnside and Mr.. Minor. Oh.
posed by Mr.. Ingham, and negatived BY a large
majority.
The other bill, for repeating so much of an act
laying certain duties relates 10 the additional
duties on postage, was next taken up. pro.
Position was made to amend the bill by Mr. Warl
so as to include modification Of the duty ON
sales at auction; which was negatived.
The committee then rose and reported the bills
to the House.
The engrossed hill tn continue The double du.
ties on inposts, &c. was read third time, PASSED
without division, and sent To the Senate for con-
cur. cnce.
The bill To continue in force the bill LAYING
duty on imported salt, was read a third time
The Yeas and Nays Oh its passage having been
required by Mr.. Stanfrtl--
debae arose OH its passage, which was op
posed by Mcssrs. Boss, g. nford, Randolph and
Z. King, end advocated By Messrs Reed and
Brigham.
The opposition to the bill was ON various
grounds, but the debate turned prime pally on the
Inability to abuse of the privilege OF drawback 10
those vessels employed IN The fisheries 'fhe tax
was also opposed as oppressive. and rs beng one
OF the war taS-s, which il was said ought not to
be continued. The field of debate was entirely
rclinquished 10 the opponents OF the bill, except
D. those who defended the bounty to fishermen.
&c.
Mr. Stanford moved to postpone the bill to
Monday. Ne5atved.
The question was at length taken on the pa,
sage ot the bill at late hour, and decl!ed IN the
affirmative by large m jority.
Yeas and NAYS hereaf err
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COUNTERFEIT BALTIMORE NOTES.

COUNTERFEIT BALTIMORE NOTES.
Counterfeit, or altered notes, purporting
to be notes OF the Franklin Bank of Balti-
more, OF the denomination of fifty dollars,
are now in circulation.
In the original fifty dollar bills the head
9f Franklin faces the left +; and in the fives
faces the right consequently on the alter.
ed nr counterfeit iiry dollar notes, the head
of Rankin faces the right instead of the
left, by which the fraud may b. easily de-
tected. The altera ion of the figures has
been SO inge iously cnntrived as to deceive
the best judges, and the figures fifty past
ed on with SD much neatness it is difficult
t discove the deception the only per-
ceivable alterati III is the color, being a lit.
tie darker in the altered notes than the ORR
ginal.-.Ga=.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27
CHEsTERRIEhn CnnRrs

y future lie Comfy Court oC Chesterfield viii
X be held, on the An Monday in every month.
instead OF she second Monday, and the quarterly
terms will be IN February, April, JoI, md ~
tober.
the fall term the superior court of lay e.,
said county will be held ON the Ind day Of No.
ycm5er.
tine court for january having taken place. no
court therefore will be held, on the Ali Myndsy
OF the present m0utb
July u, 19l6-Nfl
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VIRGINIA. AkuIUo.
Richmond, January 27, 1916.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATORS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY. January. o. 1s

TUESDAY, January, 25, 1916
An engrossed bill, by which the sum of
$50 dollars per annu,n was added To the
Salary OF the Judge of the General Court
Tor the 18th Circuit, consisting of Acco-
mack and Northampton C"unties, was
passed. An engrossed bill divOrclng Anne
Pope from her husband Jaquelin 4 Pope,
was passed ;-also another divorcing Jesse
Horton from his wife Jemima.-An i'm
portant bill to amend the law concerning
appeals from DEGREES in Chancery, was or
dered to be engrOssed, and read third
time.
great variety of bills Of local and pri-
vate nature were read, in their progress
through the House.
NEDNEsDAY, Jan. "a.
The bill to amend the act concerning
the emancipation of slaves was announced
the House of Delegates as having passed
the Senate, with amendments, which were
read and agreed to. This bill is therefore
now law.
The very important bill 4" to preserve
the public arms" by the establishment OF
Arsenals, &c. passed the House of Dele
gates this day. Ayes 10. Noes So.
An Ensrossed bill, granting to the Town
of Petersburg Representative in the &C.
neral Assembly, was also passed.
A bill authoriSing the Governor to lease
the public mandatory of arms, was read
the first, and secUHd times, and ordered
to be committed to committee of the
whole House on the state of the Common
wealth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27

ihsbodes ofthetwo former were brought To town
OH 'uesdsv evening and will De inferred this ,l
'ernoon-the other aSweie. was buried at Hamp.
cred.
NEWPORT, Jan. IL.
SHfPWRECK
On the morning of the 10Th inst an e,,r.s.
came from Benton's Neck, with information That
vessel hal been stranded on t;lc reef and that
several men were seen on part of the wreck. dr,y.
ing Al the mercy ut the wind and waves An ar.
rangenent was imncd Lately adnp ed to rescue
ueri, II possible, from their perilous situation.
Shhe OF our Citizens 'procecded ON to tie So,
shore.
oLivsn IT, PEaRr, Esq. commander of the u.
STATES tfigae Java, noY IN our harbor being AT his
mouse Was callsl upon to aii in the effort-his
manner "i entering with all his soul into the me-
iahehoiy business was peculiarly impressve-his
teeinS heart realized the critical situation of
.n'se unfortunate men whose lives were at stake.
Notwhhstanding the severity ofthe weather and
uie higl WIND. he without ceremony stepped on
uoAru OF MS barge, and SAID to his men "come nv
yS' We arc going 20 the reliefof ship-wrecked
seanen-;'S he addressed them, Their animated
countenanceS expires cd thai intrepid determine.
10" 10 oraye every danger, the arduous duty in
d'cated. They then rowed with great ranidi,v
I" the reef, distant about five miles The vessel
proved 10 be the schooner Eliza, CAPTAIN. CHARLES
" 'rlon, ttom Havana, and own,d by ST. T.
Northum, merchant of this town. She was Il, h
Ell INTO thousand pieces, cargo entirely lost
fortunately the eleven men on the quarter deck
uiat hau separated from the wreck were with thu
assistance oil cred, landed III safety winch mag
DC co iSldered miraculous preservation OF their
lives
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27

nTt Nh-a an "internal" r.veHus wse c,rtcrnlq
ted concnrren; jurisdiction was given 10 the
state courts. The stamp actt [pAssed in 1897
declares that the penalties and forfeitures shall
be saed for, by bill, or information, in any cir
cut or district court ofthe United States, or IN
any ecH,f Of either Of the states. A similar pro-
VISION for the recovery of penalties is contanes,
III the act to provide for the valuation of Lands,
bel
These provisions were made with view TO
the case OF the citizens, and to facilitate the
collection &C the revenue With the Ike yew.
las the provision in the act in question been in
troduced.
The privilege being thus waived, it becomes
the duty OF those prosecuting on behalf OK the
United States, within the limits prescribed, &c
sue IN the state comls. AMI we are of the OPP
mon, tsat there IS nothing 10 prevent the .ur
from taking cognizancc such causes, and tia;
We are bound 10 take cogn,zance OF them.
he only remaining question is, whether in an
acton OF debt, upon "a bond, which night have
been prosecuted IN court of the United Suucs
We're the sum recovered IN this court, is less than
one hundred dollars, COSTS shall be .waTled
Costs are incident to the recovery of the debt,
unless the ACT giving jurisdiction to Justices o
the peace of "all c:,tses of action arising fom
contract either express or implied, where the
sum demanded Is not above one hundred dol
lars" could apply to this case but we are oil
opinion that the act cannot apply
This is a case in which justice of the peace
could have no iurisd cion, at less, unless G.e
United States had waved the privilege, which
pertains to them, and permitted the suit to be
instituted before him, which has not been done
Motions in arrest Of Judgment over-rued and
Judgment for the United States in eacn OF the
cases.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27
PoarsuoUrn, N. II. Jan. 10.
.E5SING SHIPIV RECFs.

~ y f-Il5tlNN VIII 81 FtElLIo.
On Monday Last, the bodies Ct captain Nsiob,.
81 Beck, late u23tei, s<r lieni Randall, mate Z.
nc of The GREY cfthe brig Almira, Of tins port
we're found OF Hampton Beach. The AlmNa
vas bound home from MADEIRA, and ,t IS sunro.
ed struck ON a rock or fcundercd IN tic late
storm, snd that Inc crew or part CT them, took 20
ere boat nd gTmcithc snsre, and th-re persisted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27
Cofy Of Letter from the Governor Of sic Terri
tory Of IHchigan.

CDpy % a Letter from The G1UefTor Of SIC Terri.
tory Of IHchigda.
To tie Editors of the Nat. LateHigencsr
GESrLEHES,-In your paper OF the ,hlrd ult
you have re-published from some other publication
narrative of the captivity of Henry Bird.
Any person acquainted with the state of OH,
will readily detect he inconsistencies his SO.
ry. But 1t important, that the relatives of per
sons, who have fallen INTO the hands of Indians
and persisted, should not be deluded with false
hopeof Their existence and 1t IS important
those officers III this quarter, whose duty it IS /,
superntend the intercourse with the Indian,
hat IT should not be bel eyed, that fifyeight cap.
tvcs are Living uncla med in an Indian village m
IN the heart of Upper-Canada, wIthIn fourteen
miles OF Lake Erie, and surrounded by settl
ments of white people.
1t the most charitable supposition that the
unfortunate .ubject OF that narrative, has during
the recent war, been wounded and captnr. d by
the Indians, and that he Is a lunatlc Certain
IS, that all the leading facts of hls story are false
the most dlIgent enquiries have been made
and there IS every Reason to believe, that NJ Anne
r'can IS held IN captivity by the Indians in thi.
quarter. Information has been received, tha, one
OF two unfortunate persons are IN that situation
on the west side OF Lake Michigan, and person.
nave been some time gone with instructions e
ascertain the fact, and # tine report be found cor
rect, TO release and BRING IN the prisoners
LEWIS CASS.
Hfv. n
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ASSiZh of BbnAD.
Tor tie Gin Of Richmgn,l.

= " He Cty " H7chIHgRd,
FROM me ETSf 81 JanWUy Uhfff FURTHER n. tios.
sdPcr!i1e aour beng n.ne dollars per barrel. viz,
\ sinSli iod made OF superine -four, to weigh
tS ounces Tor Al. T.
ID. common hour 10 ounces for 4d. 4.
D'n'ie the s5oYe weights respectively, for ID.
sOs4'N. G.Nus...., .,.G,,-
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= See 1 Toh U. s. Lars, Il,
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Detroit, Dec %, 1915.

Mr.. Speaker Clay, in debate on Satur-
day last, uttered some sharp remarks upon
what he understood to be the conduct of the
Chevalier Onis. II past DOUBT, we think,
from what has appeared in print, aud what
fell from Mr.. Clay, that this Chevalier is
trying to create dissention between the A
merican and Spanish governments. This
is the more strange, because, in tie rOInn-
teer speech .Hl he lately made on his
presentation to tine president, he gave So
lemn assurances of desire to heal differ
.ences. Doubtless MIR. Onis is correct in
maintaining the interests Of his sovereign /;
but he ought to recoliect what he owes TO
The government near which he resides, and
to power like that OF the United States,
with winch, in military aud naval point Of
view, SPAN won d hardly have the vanity,
at this day, to compare herself. we ad-
wise the Cheyaiier TO moderate his diplo-
matte yehewencc. Ifhc goes on, and at
tempts to play the part Yruio did, we ven
tGre to assure him thai he viii meet worse
Ia,e than ,bat sill aud m;ychievouy minis
ter did even ifhe were backed by the al
lied sOvcFeigns Of Europe Bcitimore PIT.
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Advertisement.

AN Thursday the 14th day Of Novem-
. y Der next, at Montpelier, near Pts
GATEWAY, will be exposed at Public Sale,
m credit which will be Oh that day
day made known, a Tract of Land in
Charles County, near to Matawomaw
Creek, and Checkamuxon and conveni-
ent to Potomac river, consisting of two
parcels called st. Johns and st. Johns
Addition, containing 244 and a quarter
acres. This land is we'll wooded, and
from its vicinity to navigation affords q
good opportunity to the purchaser OF car
rying that article to good market.
Also, will be sold the household turni-
ture of Geo. Robt. Leiper, Esq. deceased,
a quantity of corn and corn fodder.
Andrew L Moore,
Thomas Moore.
N. 3. At the same time will be offer
ed for sale considerable stock of cattle,
hogs and sheep.
October l8 Sawts
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Public Sale.

n pursuance Of a decree of the Cir
cult Court for the county Of Alexar-
dria, will be sold, at auction, on the 22d
day of November next, on the premises,
that HOUSE and LOT of GROUND, on
King street, late the residence of Will
Fam Newton, deceased; ard since his
death, occupied by the Merchants Bank
of Alexandria.
The terms of sale, as prescribed by
the decree, will be, one halt in 6 months.
and the residue in IL and Is months
with interest upon each payment from
the time of sale.
Negotiable notes, with approved en-
dorsers, will be required of the purcha
ser, and title will be made when thu
purchase money shall have been fully paie
up.
A A et swnss, con'rs.
October 9 2awts
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P0RT.T0BACCO
Jockey Club Races.

WILL he run for, over the PORT
w Tobacco Jockey Club Race
Course, on Tuesday the s9th October,
$3.50, a miles and repeat, free for amp
horse, mare or gelding.
On Wednesday the s0th, will be run
for, the money arising from the toll
gates, 9 miles ald repeat.
And on Thursday the s1st, Saddle,
Bride and Martingale, one mile and re-
peat, free for the saddle hcrses of the
county only, each horse to carry one
hundred pounds weight.
EDWARD PYE,
Secretary.
October 9 lawcpt29thOct
T The editors of the N. lnteIligen-
GER are requested to insert the above once
la week till 29th October, and send their
account to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-28
QJACKGRy PUNISHED.

<atSHce s'eU-3IuEIS'ttIGt OcL. ~ II
At The Superior Court, holden In town
the present week, came on for trial. a
case OF petlaa Day as. John L. Dexter.
ioi' oral practice as a Surgeon. The e
yidpHce on tr;al was, that in the fnIl of
1915, the defendant was called an to
esamine a sight sore on the aacIe OF
the plaintiff. The defendant PRONOUNCED
it cancer, and said he could cure j,
and began 10 apply his causticks. By
his application he eat and DESTROYED the
flesh and mu>ceis to the bone. and in
cutting what he csled the Cancer. cut
oil the tcndcns and cords, and entirely
destroyed the use OF the ANGLE and foot
1t appeared from the testimony of Dr..
f#ichell, and other surgeons, that the
sore waen Dexter began his application
was nothing ike cancer, and a surgeon
Of any knowledge would haze known #
was not: That the course OF treatment
ny ID. was grossly improper. An adyer-
tisemert OF pr. D. Published in tins pa.
Der IN June 1878. was read in evidence
"'seTe tire Doctcr informed the public
mat he could cure all disorders subject
t. the hrman frame, aud That he had
'eras ii OF Tie Ias|alas, &c. s5c.
I he chef justice gaze an excellent
taarse e the jury, and directed them,
t.iat I they considered the plantii's case
proved, It was thei, duty 10 give liberal
falnages. that they slsouiil not only
i've sufficient to compensate the plaintiff
Tor the iHjGry done but also as a punish
e.eat TO tie defendant. That the pub
lie were Interested that such gross quacs-
cry and ialpas;tlen should be pat ,down..
he jury gave a verdict for plaintiff for
..34aO damages. Henderson and Cham /.
.sersain, Tor plaintiff I; Wilson foe defend !
ant.
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Nsw.ORLEANs, September 27.

NEw-ORIEANs, September 27.
We have just received the following
news from the coast of Mexico
Boqaila de Psdra, Sept. l6.
aGeneral Gaudlupe Victoria has beat.
en- the enemy at 0rissaya, and taken
from than all tile crop Of tobacco, so pre-
cians for fattening their treasury. The
commandment Teran hal gone by forced
marches to the villages on the coast, to
tie south of Vera Cruz. to seize on the
port Of Guazs caalcos, from whence the
rofalists led to Vera Cruz, according to
a number Of Intercepted letters.
a Spanish squadron lately sent Sc
veral launches. mounted By a hundred
an Ciiers, to drive the Patriots from Boz
lejta de Petlra ; but me Dons. repdlsed
WITH the loss of several men, retired with
the greatest precipitation
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-28

By an act of the last session of ParIia-
ment, chap. So. penalty of eOol is I'M
posed on the brewer using sugar, or any
iaRredieut whatever, but matt or hops, il
nc process Of brewing. A penalty Of
5G0i. is alse inpnsed or druggists or any
herson whatever, selling 10 a brewer, auy
'agrrdisnt Of any kind 10 be used in the
process oil brew.ng.
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Fall Goods.
The Franklin, from Liverpool, has bro'i
me a forther supply Of
Hayduare

Comprising great variety Of FAIL
GoeDS--Also. early Spring Goods
among which are, Virginia Hoes, Lon
don shoveis ard Spades, improved Cast
steel Sickles, 500 doz. Waldton's prime
and double prime crrn, grass and BRAN.
bic Scythes, Straw Knives, 5 tons besi
polished Waggon Boxes, 100 smiths an
Wis, (Mousehaie's), a quantity of Vices
etc, etc All of which are offered fcl
sale on undenia5te terns.
RichaTd sade
October %
~ The printer of the Winchester
Gazette is requested to insert the above
6 times.