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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-23

Who fiy the lapd for which your blood
Has How'd in generous pride: A
Welcome 10 Freedoms chosen seat,
Where, far from kingly wrath,
The holy star of Peace smiles sweet
Upon the Wanderers path.
Shall men who nock'd expressions ire,
I Who dared hundred fights,
And dash'd through fields of blood and
fire -
To save their country's rights
Shall men, SO proud themselves to free,
Their sympathies refuse
To gallant hearts, whom Tyranny
With ruthless r,se pursues
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-23
LATER FROM GIBRALTAR

by the brig Boxer, Capt. Mix, in s6
days from Gibraltar, the Editors of the
New York Gazette pave received the
following important advices:
The British frigatc with the Alger.
inc Ambassadors to the Sublime Porte,
remained at the Isle of Tenedos, the
Grand SeigHior refusing TO allow her to
pass the pardanelIes. The Ambassador
wished to be landed at the island, but
the commander of the frigate declared
hepould carry him back to Algiers, un
less he was allowed 10 land him at Con.
Stan'inople
Messrs Savary 6. Lallemand had been
some time at Smyrna the former still
remained there, and was preparing a
Narrative OF the late events. He states
that Napoleon was received by Capt
Maitland on condition that he should re
main in England Gen. Lallemand had
lett Smyrna, il was supposed for Eng
'bland.
{" The Captain Pacha. with IS sail,
was on cruise in the Archipelago.
{" The United States slo0p of war
Peacock, Capt. Rogers, arrived at CT.
braItar on tho 18th uIt. and the Hor
net, Lieutenant Claxton, Q days from
Malaga.
son the 18th ult. Lord Exmouth
sailed tor Algiers, with a second iavin-
chile armada, consisting Of 10 sail, a.
Tnong which were two 3.deckers, an,
374s, together with fo,illa Of gua-
boats, bomb-ketches, sc. The Dsicf
Admiral followed in the wake OF hi.
Lordship.
AdVices received at Gibraltar from
higiers, stated, that the Dey was vel
prepared to receive Lord Exmculh, aDC
was determined to defend himself des
PsratelY Many French engineers hst
entered bis service"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-23
Chas. Slade,

Has received by the ship Georgr4 LONG.
from Go,tehburg. a large qtzsntily IS
Swede's Bar Iron.
Among which is large auant;,v -
Waggeh Tire, from hall zach IN
quarter inch thick and inches wide.
He has likewise, received by several
supply of,
W., Hardware & Cutlery,
Which makes his assor,neo, .sx
extensive and complete, ~
aug lA4esdaskl aHAS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-23
Removal.
A. C. CAZENOVE

~. ~
EE AS removed his store .il.Eaer IN
4 q King -street, corner Of Aifred-st.
aua has just received, per shin
Boston from LIVERPOOL, the major
part Of his
FAIL GOODS:
COMMITTING OF
Best Imperial Saxon fine and coarse
cloths and Cassimeres
Point, Rose and Striped Blankets
Fiushlngs, Coatings, Plains & Kerscys
fiannels assorted, and Bookings
Kidde:minster K Venitian CarpetiDgs
and Hearth Rugs
Plain aud Fancy Waistcoatinp
Irish Linens, Brown do Long Lawn
Plain and Damasked Diapers
Low priced and fine Calicoes & Cling.
hams
MaIsbar and Madras Habdkerchisfs &
Dimiues
Fancy MusliDs, in assorted trunks
Mems, Women's and ChIIdren's White
and Coiored Cotton Hose
Pins and Buttons
0PHe daily e:rhecf8 the baIenee Of
his. FaH Goods, hcr shin General Smn6;
ALSO ON HAND,
An assortment of Homespun and Ger.
man LINENS, as usual
L. IF s FFF. Duponl's Brandywine
GUNPW WIDER
Murdoch's best l. P. Madeira WINE,
IN pipes, halt pipes and quarter csSks
and afew casks from other houses.
September Is is6t
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-23
C. & E.P. THOMPSON

c. & i. p. THOMPSON
wv AVE received per the brig rho.
Al mas, capt. Bowman, from LIVER
boot, choice selection of
SEASONABLE ARTICLES.
AMONG raeA ARE,
Sseppards and Meck lnnes & Co.'s ex-
ira supe' fine Imperial Saxeny Cloths
aud Casslmeres
Fine and superfiue Yorkshire do
Double milied Drabs
Fashionable Fancy estings * Imperial
Cords
Flannels. Wiidbores and Bomhaze,tss
Striped Blankets
Rose do assorted from ga to IL 4 some
extra superfine
Superhne Capeting and Hearth Rugs.
new and rich figures
Fwiiled Cords add Velveteens
5-4 IA and ga Merino Shawis, all co..
tours
Sd supcrGne Dark Gingbars
Rich Spanish Net and Bird eye Null,
Bourbon Cord, tWiiied aud striped.
corded, Lace stripe, Pink and Lilac
stripe, Tamboured itdia, fine Book.
5acone., Cambria and Null Muslins
Patent Net Braces
ladies' & Gentlemen's Leather Gloves
Ladies Regency Fur Capes, Pyrenian
TiPpets, FIossy Net Scarfs, Cobourg
Piioreans, Leopold Stocks, and
Children's Worsted Boots
London Treble gilt and Patent woys
Silk Buttons
l;oiored & Patent Wire Cotton Threads
Steam Loom Shirtings
Malaba Handkerchiefs, &c. SC. &c.
Sept. 10
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-23
RECIPE

To make very beautiful Green Paint,
For the Walls of Stair-cases ard Lobbies,
the cost of which, is less than one fourth
of that of oil colour, and the beauty far
superior
TAKE 4 pound of Roman Vitriol, and
pour on it tea kettle full Of Boiling water
when dissolved, add pound of Pearl Ash,
and stir the, mixture well together with
stick, until the efFervescenee ceases, then
add a ID. pulverised Yellow Arsenic, and
stir the whole together; letit be laid on with
A paint or white-waSh brush, and If the wall
has not been painteu before, two, or even
tire coats will be requisite. To paint
common sized room with this colours will
not cost more than or dollars. If pea
green is required, put Unless, and if an APP
PIE green, more Of the Yellow Arsenic.
Probe I'm eat.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-23
NOIICE..

NOIICE.
EG Y Virtue of decree of the supe.
ED rior court of Chancery, for the
Fredericksburg district, pronounced in
suit therein pending, wherein fhom.
as Monigomerie plaintiff, and Robert
Graham defendant. The subscribers
will expose TO sale, before the door of
he court house Of Prince William
county, on the first Monday in October
next, (thc same being Court day) the
usct of land upon hich the said Ro.
bert Graham at present resides, or SO
.nucd as will be Sufficient to satisfy
fhomas Montgomerie the balance o.
the money now due unto him by sale
decree. with interest and costs Of courI
respecting said trust. The land is stu
ted in the aforesaid county of primo,
William, near the town of Dumfries.
GIBSON, in.
p. HARRISON,
commissionps.
| Dumfries July 96.--Sept. 4.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-23

2s5 CT. casks Co!mcnar
264 60. do TeOerife, q
81 do. do. Malaga, =
81 do. do. Sherry, q
: do. DO. choice Madeira -
z pipes Old Port
7 do Holland Gin,
do. Cognsc Brandy,
"a nunchccns Jamaica Rum,
" hogsheads,
!ierces, SUGAR,
IL barrels.
box white Havanua do.
100 bags CtTce,
1920 sacks Liverpool Glled,1
400 bush. fine, lSALT
1900 do. Turks island
~ So well assorted crates,
% tons Swedes ironD
294 Grindstonos,
S boxes Glass,
s bales Corks,
81 rolls Lead,
10 bolts Russia Duck,
Is pieces do Sheeling,
SO obls Boston Beet, and
IS hhds. Tobacco Stems.
MAURICE & LEE,
HuctioHeers.
Norfolk, Sept. io--I6, ",' s1
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-23
AUCTION.

On Tuesday the FIRST Of Oct. next
at 10 O'Clock, al our Office, will be
sold without reserve, to close &C
counts, and In luls TO suit purchasers
tpeyment 10 he made in Baltimore
and District OF Co!umbiA chartered
bank noles, or in notes oil The bank OF
Virginia and Farmers Bank of Var
gina, at premium Of eight pei
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-23
ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
MONDAY. sErr %, 1916.

Extract cf "a letter from an American of
icer in The Mediterranean, to his
friend in Washington City, dated
U. S. Shin Washington,
Naisiss, Jmty 30, 1916.
:" We srriyedat this city on the 18th,
after shor, aud pleasant passage, 80
DAYS from The Capes, stopping, 6 DAYS
al Gibraltar, where VIC communicate
withthe Constellation, Java, and Erie.
The Ouch squadron is now there, tut
afraid otthe A!gerines, Notwithstanding
their force is far superior to thar com
manded by Com. Decatur last summer
Much attention was paidlo our Minis.
ter and Commodore blythe Governor OF
Gibraltar. On cur arrival ct this place
we were quaran,ined for 81 days inolud-
ing sur passage fronsrGibraltar, so tina,
we will NOT land MIR. Piakney for at
least 10 days"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-23

From fhe D.u cratic Press
TO TIE FRENCH EMIGRANTs.
Lately arrived in the U. States.
Ye gallant ones Of France, who stood,
In battle, side by side
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31
Ship Cbandze,y Store.
JOHN B. LYON,

Has for sale, NO. 6, Lyon's.rrlc
rORDAGE, Of all sizes; deep sea Lines, hand
~ lead do. log and fishing do. Marine, Iieusline;
whipping and sewing Twine, Russia and Ravens
Duck; white Lead white and yellow Paint; black
and bright varnish paint Oil paint pots d jugs
paint. tar. dust and scrubbing Brushes. brooms |;
coffee and tea Pots cups snd ssucers plates. soup
and fiat, do. dishes; Cambouses, stoves, bound
and cedar Buckets; horn. signal and Cooks Lam
terms binnacIe and forecsstle Lamps; speaking
trumpets, compasses, seamsn's journals, hour and
half hour Glasses, hooks and thimbIes, Cooks axes
iron shoves. marling spikes. bunting and coos,
hooks, hammers, caulking irons gmblets, rattrsps
scrapers, ,harpoohs chinhooks. iron hoops
grans hasps and staples. pump nails, tar. PITCH ro
sin, turpentine, spirits Of do palms, sail knesdes
blocks, Delaying pins, serving malle:s, nautical o..
msnscks, practical navigator charts, sheathi"g and
wrapping paper, lamp oil, do. wick. oars,
pots and kettles, skillcs and spiders, g'drons, Tea
kettles. fryingpangs tin pans aud pots, tunblers,c.
or Ship.Siores put up at the shortest notice.
GROCERIES,
w. I. and N. 4. Rum--Isrsndy-- -MoIasses-A
Sugars--Teas--Cohe hee--Pepper-- -.Chocolate-.Csn.
dles--Beef--.Pork--Bread read--.Tobscso--spices and
soap.
Jan A.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31
ANOTHER ROYAL MURDER,

Has been psrpe,raledin in France, (,sys the
Coumbian) in the execution Of Marshal NEr,
for allcdgcd treason against monarch i'm
posed on the nation by foreign force, and still
guarded by allied troops. The ignominy
will be assigned by history TO those who de.
serve Il il will be transferred to the despo:s
of Europe from Marshal Ncy, who will be
classed with the Russei!s and Sidneys, as .
martyr for the cause Of Independence
The laurcIs he gained as soldier shall be
kept ever green by the annals Of the French
revolution, and Of the wars TO which IL led
"bnt, alas for his country her pride is gone by,
And that spirit is broken which never would bend
O'er the ruin her children in secreI must sigh
For, as treason TO iooe her. and death 10 offend"
The death Of the Prince Of Moskwa, may
be regarded as proof of the complete cstab
lishment Of despo,ism in France. The Bour.
bons feel themselves secure, and as many
heads are doomed to fall ss will sppcasc the
,indic,ivc fury of all the royalisis, cmigrants,
and fana,ical adherents Of" Legitimate" mon
archy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31
A MECHANIC.
FROM wAsHINGroN-JAn.a Q:

From what has passed in the House Of
Representatives, it appears probable, as tar
as depends on the vote OF that House, that
the double duties will be continued until the
3oih June next after which day, If new
tariff shall not then have been enacted, an ad-
dition oil ~ per cent. on the old rate OF du-
ties will exist until the new tariff shall go in-
TO operation. 1t appears probable, also, tha,
the salt tax will be inde finitivcly continued.
So much extraneous matter enters into the
debate on these subjects, that their decision
lis delayed longer than could have been anti.
cipated.
{" The Treaty Question is yet before the
House the bill Of the Senate on this sub
ject being referred to committee Of the
whole in the House Of Representatives.
{" We had hoped to have published the bill
reported FOR establishing National Bank
but really cannot 6nd room for (which i,
the less material as it is the hrgce. Of the
commute only, and is at present az clay in
the hands Of tho potter. What shape il may
ultimately assume, il is impossible to say. II
would have been called up before now, but
that the revenue subject must first be acted
on, and has occupied more of the time Of the
House than could have been expected.
g In The Senate yesterday, nothing materi-
al was done. The private bills which have
lately passed the other House, passed the
first stage of consideration. The Senate yet
wal, the movements Of the popular branch OF
the Legislature.
"On motion of Mr.. Randolph, tho Seere-
tary Of the Treasury has been directed TO lay
before the House an account of the receipts
and expenditures Of the nation from the COM
m-ncemcnt Of tho government to this day,
Distinguishing the different items Of each,Sc.
JAN. 24.-M. Peterson, his Danish ma
jes,y's minister 10 the United States has arr
rived in this city. All the ministers OF for.
cign powers, now resident in tho q. States,
are at present at the seat Of government.
John VI. Forbes, OF New.York, late A.
merican Consul at Hamburg, is appointed A.
mcrican Consul General to the Kingdom Of
Denmark, TO the Duchy Of Meckiinburg Sch
wcrin, and Consul to the ports Slralsund and
Strettcn, in Prussia.
Com. Chauncry arrived in 'shis city on
Monday last, CO a.short visit.
:. The Horse yesterday passed the engros-
ned hill, for continuing the Double Duties on
Imports and also another bill, laying duty
or imported Salt"
JAN 25.-Mr. SERURfER, Minister OF
France, has announced to the Secretary Of
State that his mission had ceased, and pre-
scn,cd Mr.. RorH as charged des atfaires,
70 act and interim, until the arrival o. sue
cessor. The Secretary Of State has, IN con-
sequence, presented Mr.. RoTH to the Presi-
dent, ia the character OF Charge des AFAirs
of His most Chris,iao Mijesiy.
I" The engrossed dill TO reduce the duties
on postage TO their old ra.s,. was yes,erdsy
read third time and passed"
The en,ro.sci bili 10 continue in force
ths ac,s the, e,a men;ioaeG, (the at laying .
daiy on 5inx nJss aud n,tss discounted, sod
the bill layN; dc'y on sugar reaacd within
ths T.. 5 r-,, s4s ssaj aia.r' i:ms
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31
FROM FRfkCE.


ByCapt MARcHAsr,of brig Climax, which
arrived Yesterday from bordeaux, We are IA
vorcd with papers TO the 10Th alt.
One Of these papers contains the Law Of
Amnesty which has been proposed TO the
French Parliament.
The persons excepted from the Amnesty,
are, Lallemsnt, Dsoue, d'Eron, Lesebvrc
Desnouettes, Ameilh, Brayer, Gilly, Mouton
Davernet, Grouchy I.aborde, Clausel, DsbclIe.
Bertrand, Cambrouoc, Lavallctte, Royigo.
These TO be arrested and tried.
The following are ordered to quit France
in two months, not TO return without leave
Soult, Alix, Exelmans, Bassano, Marbor,
Felix, Lcpclletier. Bonlsy (Ge la Meurthe,)
Mehee, Fresinet, Thibesudesa, Carnot, Van
damme, Lsmarque, Lobau, Ha,el, Pre-, Bar
rere, Arnsul,, ,Pommerenil, Regnaul,, Alright,
Dejesn, Girrsu, Real, Boovier, Domolard,
Merlin, Durbac, Dirs,, Deiermont, Bory ST.
Vincent, Felix Despores, Garpier, Mallinet,
Hulln, Cluy., Courtin, Fotbine edanson, Le-
lorgne, Dideviai.
Bonaparte's relations are oil to leave France
within Mon,h under pain OF death.
Six merchants failed ut Stockholm, Nov.
9, for neatly $4,000 600.
On the 9th and 7th Dec. o severe gale was
experienced along he British coast, by which
the shiprng sustained very considerable
damage.
Paris, Dec. lo.--The English journals an
nounce tba, His Majesty the King Of France
has conferred on the Duke o! Richmond, the
rtle OF doke OF Auhisny. The first duke OF
Richmond, was the natural son OF Charles IL.
king Of England, and Of Louisa de Querquclle,
French lady, who was created Duchess OF
Aubigny, by Louis XIV.
We are assured that two very important
persons [; one ofwhom is in the ordonnance
OF July "a ; and the other is accused by pub
lie opinion Of iavoIiDg the invasion by Bona
par,e, have just been arrested.
dhona, (Dsnmark,) Dee. lo.--A merch-
ant vessel arrived a, Kici, few days since
which was formerly destined to transport
Napoleon 10 America. A French Captain
who had married young woman belonging
TO Holstein, bad conceived the project Of sa
wing him, when he was at RochefoIt. To
this effect he had quilted some casks on. the
inside, in which he could easily conceal Bon.
apartc, Savcry and Bertrand. lie had on
board, all tho provisions necessary for the
voyage, destined in appearance for Kiel he
was to sail, after having gained the high seas
directly for New-York. The impotence, or
rather the fear Of Bonapsrte, which made
him surrender himself to ITO English, frus-
trated this plan. On the return OF this vessel
to Kiel the casks we're shown which were TO
have received the fugitive and his aids-de-
camp.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31
(COMMUNlCA1iUN)

IN government like that Of the United
States, having been determined so avoid, IL
possible, the calamities Of war, and Tor that
purpose driven from one expediens to snosh-
or, as precautionary measures in preference
10 the last resort TO arms, against Prince
WHO had forfeited every claim except 20 those
Z. which may define tyrant" Il might rea-
sonably have been supposed that in reclaim
ing those tights, tramp.ed on ever since the
peace Of 1893, that nearly an unanimous o.
pinion in favor Of supporting the government
would have been the result. And yet IT 10
said much Tho larger number OF the proprie-
tor. Of the cotton factories were enemies to
the administration and all their measures.
The pretensions and attitude assum dby that
party in New England which issued in the
memorable Hartford Conycnlion,gave the en-
emy high expectations and probably tended
TO prolong the war IL so, to tha, party may
be ascfibed an increase Of the National Debt.
The necessity Of the payment Of that debt,
principal end interest, is self.eyidcnt. But
these gentlemen request TO have the revenue
impaired, on which the principal reliance is
placed 10 effect that purpose. IL is obvious
that eny dImuniiion or deficiency in that
branch of revenue mus: be supplied by con-
tinuing certain io,ernal duties, the report to
which should perhaps never be attempted un.
less in case OF actual war aud we'll grounded
spprehcnsions Of invasions.
A MECHANIC.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31
CENERAI.OKDER.

.Hdj. u Inst. Ccn's. Office, Jan. 9.
THE rank and fe Of the army are so far reduced
no discharges will be given to soldiers, who nou
regularly entitled thereto except on application ~
commanding officers Of regiments, corps or posts
and on furnishing good and able substitutes 70 tha
satisfaction of the respective commanding ofiicer
In all such cases, substitutes must be regularly eh~
listed without cxpencc 70 the United States.
ny order of the Secretary of War.
tan. 81. II. PARKER, .fdjf Il insp. Cen
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31

NOTIFICATION

&s&& A General Convention of the
Republicans OF this State viii bc holden
ut the State House in Providence, on
"Wednesday the 2lst Of February next,
during the session OF ihc General Assem-
bly,. The Republicans IN the several
towns are desired to elect their Delegates
10 attend said Convention. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31
Valuable Prooerfy. Tor SAFE.

THE subscriber will either sell or lesse the House
in which he nov lives, in Thames.street--snd
give immediate possession. lie will sell some land,
adjoining the estate Of the late George Chsrsp'is.
Esq which land 10 very convenient Tor House lots.
lie will either sell or lease his farm At Saehuesst-
point. in Middletown. lie has some Furniture also
for sale. NAIH.HAzhhD.
v.n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31
ISAACDOWL

% EsPECTFULLy informs his friends and the
N public, that he has removed from Eewpor, Ia
Boston, and has taken the elegant Manson.fiouso
Of The late DR.. WAaaESs IN School.strees; where
he Is now ready to receive his former friends and
customers, and such strangers as choose 10 favour
him with their company. The House is large and
commoduls. and stusted in osie OF the p'eassntest
sueets in town, and within three minutes walk OF
State street and the whole scat Of mercantile busi.
ness. M
Those perssas who favor him with their eustoms
may depend upon having excellen, sccotnmodstion
and the best attention paid 70 them.
tBoston. Nov. ~, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31
NEW GOODS.
GEORGE S. TOMPKINS.

Respeeyiiy informs his iends and fhe public in ssn
eral thar he has just reee,red and cfsrs for sale
handsom'e assortment Of f.4A'Cf GOODS
and CUTLERY, consisting Of thr fol-
io.einy articles, vir:
Plated Tea Sets, Britannia Tes.rots, Su.
gar Dishes and Cream-Pots, planishcd tin, tea and
coffee Pots, black and coqueco tea, bread, knife,
and snufer Trays, plated and brass Candiesticks,
plated and coqueco Csstors, tea, table, and cary.
ing Knives ana Forks jack and pen Knives, Rszors,
Scissors, Shutters, razor strops, CAGES and Boxes,
Britannia Tumblcrs, do tea and table Spoons, pock.
ct Lanthorns and Looking Glasses. house, hearth
and dust Brushes, cloth, hair and tooth Brushes,
shoe and buckle Brushes, brass mounted and com
mon Bellows. ladies' tortoise, shell and horn Combs.
tortoise. shell and horn pocket Combs, jappaned
Tumblers and sugar Dishes. cotton Umbrellas, &c.
.4iso-Englisb and French Watches, warranted
gold p'eads-sver, tea and table Spoons-silver and
plated sugar Tongs-gold, silver and gilt Watch
Chains-seaIs and Keys-a variety Of Earnings,
Finger.Rngs and Bresst.Pins. glass, wax and gilt
Necklaces, sc.
or The above Goods having been purchased very
cheap in Boston, will be sold lower than has been
offered in this town since the war.
- Gold and silver Ware manufactured and re-
paired at the shortest notice.
Clocks and Watches cleaned and repaired in the
best manner.
January 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31
FLOUR.

$50 bbls. FLOUR:
ioc do very superior, for family use'
CO 5bls. TAR
3 tierccs RICE;
100 bbls. CABfN-BREADs
$50 do. sHir.BREAD- W
JOSHUA SAVER,
Cor cash or spprdvSd notes.
.Aezpsri, January -, 1916.