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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-13
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UI UCKs JIIIo IIS5IIt IouSc " 10 70
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am, Sir yours, &c.
AN AMERIC AN.
EP The Printers of the different pa
pers in the u. States are requested 70 in-
sert the above.
Ne,c York September 10.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

e..
The Editors of the Gazette have re-
ceiyed, by the Georgia, Paris papers to
the 9th OF July, and have extracted from
them few articles, not altogether unin-
teresting.
Letters mention, that the vintage will
be bad this yearin France. The weather
lis represented to hayebeen very cold, and
the rain incessant. Thus, we find, that
in France, as well as in Germany, Hol-
land and England, the seasons has been
destructive and wet.
/ Sir Robert Wilson, Capt. Hutchinson
and Mr.. Bruce, the three gentlemen who
assisted Lavallette in making his escape,
have been released faom prison, and have
been ordered to leave France. The for
1mer was going Immediately to London !;
Hutchinson to rejoin his corps at Cam
brai and Bruce was to marry Miss Gro
bic. and depart tor Italy.
BY convention, dated the 9th of ia
ly, between M. de Rothe, on the part off
Denmark, and Admiral Febricus, OH the
part Of Sweden, the former cedes TO the,
latter all the vessels of war in Norway
for the sum Of %, 900 crowns in specie.
A Russian squadron was expected inl
the Sound, which squadron has on board
troops to replace those that are on the
frontiers OF Frame. TIE flag ship has onI
board bridal presents from the Emperor
OF Russia to his sister the Princess Of Or-I
ange.
BY deere e3of Louis, foreign manufac-|
tured goods OF cotton and wool. are rigid
y prohibited from beng imported into
France:
Gen. Monitor Duyernet has been con-
denned to death by the council of war,
at Lyons; from which sentence he has
appealed.
An article from Vienna, of the 14ih Ja-
ly, states the following:
| The confidence which the. people here
have in the general peace, the financial
! operations Of the government, the con-
merclal speeu!ations of their merchants,
Which every day acquire more activity,
! uae Increase OF the government paper, tie
!, total dlsbandmeht of the militia. the leave
OF absence granted every day to officers
and soldier, of every grade. the sale Of
military horses and was CONS. which daily
takesP'ace, The dispersions9f che different
regiments TO their separa caatonments,
and in fact. all in the Austrian monarchy
shows tranquility, happiness, and the
STABILITY OF the government. The En-
}peror of Austria, whose good faith and fl
deity to accomplish all his engagements
is decided to grant to lis people long
peace, aad begins to gather the benefits
kof IT,"
/ In the Austrian dominions, ten millions
forms of paper money have been with
drawn from circulation and destroyed.
Twenty one beautiful horses from Eng
land had arrived at 0siend, being pre-
sent the Prince Royal Of Orange.
- PARIS, July 24.--i'he Algerines are
sending into the interior all their riches,
being fearful OF hombardment.
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dispatches.
The number Of beggars, and other poor
supported by aims III the Roman states,
and psrficulatlv at Rome, is stated to a.
mount to S7,0l8 natives, and 1880 to-
reigaers. - ,o., 81
Ir a superstieious old lady was awake
~ playful neice, by the cry OF 9 Aunt,
iant the world is atan end" The la.
Nv started. and then fell into a state OF
from which she. had not re
covered on the Esd, and the world seems
nearly at an end with her.
The London papers mention that some
serious discontents have been shown ID
Sweden and Norway, aud that there Is a
prospect that th. king OF Sweden Will no,
long survive. 1t seems TO be supposed
thai the disease OF the old king may iuf.
Ither disturb the tranquility OF the King
dom. We believe that the crown prince
who has been adopted by the reigninS no
|narch as his son, aud acknowledges a
the heir apparent of the crown IN /. l n
most solemn manner, Is very genesIalil
Eand deservedly popular in both kingdoms 7. !;
and that his succession to the thfone :
likely to take place without any serlou y,
danger. of commissions in the government
II u. = ri q
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Port OF Alexandria.
Charles Slade.
Has received by the ship George Long
from Gottenburg, large quantity OF

Has received by the ship George Long,
from Gottenburg, a large quantity OF
Swede's Bar Iron.
Among which is a large quantity OF
WAGON TIRE, from halt lnch to one
and quarter inch thic's and inches
wide.
He has likewise, received by severh al
rivals from Liverpool, a still further sup
ply Of,
Hardware and Cutlery
Which makes this assortment very ex-
tensiye and complete.
. Sept. 10 OF
The Editors of the Winchester Gazette
and Leesburg Washingtonian, are re-,
quested to insert the above 6 times and
send their accounts to this office.
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The Museum will be open
for the reception Of Visitors, on Monday,
U,pdnesday md Saturday afternoons
from o6 o'clock
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Has just received
Is hossleads Pennsylvania
Rye Whiskey.

Which with The articles ABOVE are Of
fered for sale.
Ina few days his Store on the second
floor will he completed, where he now of
fers for sale, a general assortmeptof
Plain and Cut Glass, lina,
DELPHI and Queens Ware, etc. etc. Tea
trays aud waters, bread s. kuife trays.
"a great variety, some of them very ele.
gant; first quality Britannia ware, in
sets complete; cFuet stands variety /;
copper, block tin and iron tirued tea ket~
ties. coffee mills, iron tinnsd saucepanss
Of all sizes. bell metal preserving pans,
bellows, Anerican and British, chatting
dishes, gridirons.. frying pans, coal hod2
With sifters, coal boxes. shofels; stcs
brushes, of all kinds; German looking
classes, snuff and tobacco toxas yaries
~, plated candlesficks some OF them elez
CANT. Market baskets, etc etc: sith d
variety of other articles too tedious to
mention, all of which will be sold on mo.
derate and accommodating terms.
WILLIAM DUNLAP.
Sept. II. 60
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The Subscriber

At his Store on Cameron street, oppo-
site the Market, in addition TO his former
stock of Liquors, Wines, Teas, Groces
cles, etc. etc.
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Wanted to hire,

IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
A Female House Servant, acctlstom'
"a ed to nurse children, and a Dining
Room Servant. Enquire of the Printer
September II eool
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lthirtieth OF October, ono thousand
light hundred and fifteen,
Nathan Hawley, at the rate of eigh,
dollars per month, TO commence on the
'hirlieth of October, ono thousand
eight hundred and fifteen.
James Porter, at the rate of four dol
lars per month, to commence on the
twenty second of January, one thou
sand eight and sixteen.
John Dureil, at he rate of eight dol
lars per month, TO commence on the
twenty ninth OF June, one Thousand
eight hundred fifteen.
James White, at the rate OF eight
dollars per month. TO commence on the
twenty seventh OF May, one Thousand
eight hundred and fifteen.
David Scott, at the rate Of twenty
dollars per month. TO commence on tn,
eighteenth of May, one Thousand eigh,
hundred and fourteen.
Hugh Barnes, at the rate Of twenty
collars per month, to commence OF.
he iourja oi March, one thoussrC
eiSht hundred and sixteen.
Edmund Stevenson, al the rate o.
eight dollars per month, to con merce
on the first OF April one ,housstd eight
hundred and sixteen 5 Provided That
nothiDg in this act shall be SO constru
ed 10 allow allow any pensioners any
other pension than is herein p divided
or any higher rate OF pension than has
ihcretofore been allowed 10 him, or ~
others similarly situated, for any time
previous TO the passage of an act, emil
icd an act To increase pensions OF
.mvalids ia certain cases, for the relief
81 invalids of the militia, and for The
appointment OF pension agents, In those
states wnere are no commissioners OF
loans "
III CLAY,
Sneaker of The Honse Of Rehresen
IaiUes.
JOHN GAULARD
President Of me Senate trO tempore.
April 80. 1916.
APPROVED:
JAMES MADISON
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rOS.ON, July Y
Iatea. from England

Latest from England
BY the ship Sagadaholk. cap Knapp
arrived here this Afternoon, as days
from Liverpool, london papers to June
10 are received.
The princess Charlotte OF Wales was
somewhat indisposed from a severe
cold; and her illness appeared to ex-
cite great interest.
The house OF commons voted So oooI
Cor lord Elg,n's Marbles.
From the London Cour;sr # jane )
Our ptivate letters from Pans saw
that ralieyrand is reported 10 have re
;urned expressly for the purpose Of
helng pr, sent at the marriage Of the
duke de Berry and that he will after
wards repair 10 his retirement at Va
iencv. But 1t is suspected that he has
political views IN his visi, to the metro
polls. A partial change of the minis
ryis much spUkeo Of The minister
u wa, the cuke OF Feitre, aud tn,
minister OF police, De age, it is SAID,
fep'oach, each Other, for having by reg
gsnce suffered he insnrrec,ion a
ifenooie 20 break cut and tina, ore 0.
rem must Cons, qnently retiye. BIZ
us is the msre speculation and wisiT
i tho Lf6sroies- who hope to see IN
~@uied au1 Weakened, a ministry of So
|. ouch vigilance, Wig and fidelity
From various circLm stances r, lated,
ooth IN the Paris Journals and In ou
rnvate letters from that city, we iad
hS, bad spnII exists between the
ourts of the Fhuillet1es and os Stock
l,roIm. he friends of Bonaparte, VIII,
a'e the crown prince # Swede9 to
having deserted their cause, lose no
opportunity of contrasting his situation
"lth. that Of the BourbOns, when the
| question of legiiimscy is started AID
he Bourbons themselves, ii Is snppos
d bear no good will 10 the Crow
prince, both or account of his iilegiti
macy, and of attempts he is said ID,
havs made two years ago, TO become
he successor Of Bonaparte, on tie
nrone Of France. Count Lagierbielk /,
| ambassador from Sweden to Franc
has been In Paris for year past Iivinp
as private individual, not being re
I;celved at court, and he is now prepar
| ing 10 return to Sweden. A Paris jour
nal lately corrected the little thar tbs
late king of Sweden now takes Ii is
aid that he had long been caIIed coun,
Gottpl p, bur now called himself coun'
H2's,eln GottoTp, aud that hereafter he
night again change his title This cir
;umstanCe has given rise 10 much spe
cuIatioU The crown prince has TO-
some time been alarmed, and ms ap.
piled to Russia for protection Russis
has promised TO support him. We SEE
at this day wbat she has gained by hav
ing protected the kings of Poland. The
Turkish governors of Wailachi and
Nodavia have long applied TO Russia
TO- protection The Paris journals o.
this morning mentions the gracIou.
reception at St Petersburgh of Cser
neY Georges, the Chief from Servia
Russia has lately acquired Finland, aud
VIII most certainty pJoteot The crown
prince Of Sweden, Who must Deepen
on her for support. His royal high
Euess therefore, is in no danger Of To-
ting the crown he has in view, thong
possession to him might be enda
cred had France and Sweden. j
3weden there Is a strong party DESTROYS
| j dispuiing his claims.
Fran me London Sun Of Jane 8.
The Paris Bapers receiVed tb;e
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Public Sale

On "Wednesday, tBe 7,h inst. will 6a
6hered at public auction, ny proper..
w. on the Mall, corner OF J fersob
and Fairfax streets,
a halt acre lot, with ms improges
mehls' com'nodious brick dwelling
and back buildings, s'ab,e, &c in. com,
plete repair, principally new and hand,
somely finished, good vegetable gar.
lon and fruit trees, a pump under CO..
YER and the best Of water within two
aupdted yards with the proyementa
making In that part Of the town, ren-
ders It very desirable and valuable pro
Perty-Ierms liberal, and made known
at the sale.
Lvo McKSoM
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Plaster Of Iaris.
100 tons Plaster Of Paris-Just re.
ee'ved per the brig Wm. Richmond,
lod fer sale by
r, Il. ROWLAND
July Se.~---6t
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20 hhds. West India Run,
d -uPerior 6uaiiuty is just received
tnd offered tor sale by
JOSEPH DEAN.
Au1 Q
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Land Of superior quality

FOR sAsE.
e HE subscriber wishes to sell the
: farm on which he at present re-
sides, containing about 900 acres, most
of which are rich low grounds and per-
fectly level, part of that valuable es-
tate formerly belonging to the late
fhacher Washington, Esq. lying on the
Potomac, in King George county, in the
Northern Neck Of Virginia, about so
miles below the city Of Washington
The buildings on,this farm, consisting of
a good clearinghouse nearly new, and
all the necessary out houses, are calcu-
lated for the accommodation OF a genteel
family. these Improvements, with an
enclosed garden and yard annexed there
to, capable Of being made useful and
handso!ne, are situated convenient to
spring of good water, en- an emlnence
commanding an elegant view Of all the
low grounds belonging to this estate, to
which are attached valuable fisheries,
p.enty Of wood aud timber, fine pastu-
rage, marshes, waters, &c. for every kind
Of stock and Wild fowl in their season,
aud oysters age very convenient. The
products Of the farm can be delivered,
without any extra expense, from its own
shores OH navigable waters for large yes
sells to any port Of the United states;
and with al! these substantial advantages
the very extensive and beautiful prospect
afforded by this healthy seat, Of the river
fotonac, Machodock Creek and the
ngighboring situations around both, On
the Virginia and Maryland shores, is
highly interesting. Unquestionable title
will be made to the purchaser; and tor
the terms and examination Of the pre-
misses; applications are to be made to
Warner W ashingtou.
King George Csuuty, Virginia,
March 90 tt
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L.awrason and FoWle,

Lsawrason and FoWle,
HaVE FOR sale,
1000 tons plaster Paris
5000 bushels St. Ubes salt
5000 do. coarse Liverpool
5000 do. blown do.
500 sides red soal leather of superior
quality
200 boxes mould candles
loo ditto goldfish
90 barrels new beef
40 boxes eapers
500 bundles sheathing paper
80 boxes window glass Of the Bos-
ton manutactery, assorted sizes
SO cases ditto glass ware from same
manafactory, consisting Of de-
canters, tuinblers. wine and Jel-
~ glasses, pitchers, &c.
| eask containing tea sets, Chi
ma, part very elegant.
February IL
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I4572
For Boston,

,Ss%. The regular trading schooner Ma
.ss. as tive. n. Mayhem, master, will
sal il. all next week. For freight or
passage, apply to the master on board;
or to n
LasoraS0n g FOpss,
" no have received by said schooner and
for sale,
500 boxes of mould candles,
200 do. brown soap
SO barrels No. / Beef,
60 tons plaster Paris
40 boxes window glass, from ths
Boston mandatory, of diHerert
sizes
800 reans wrapping paper
l cask containing tea sets China
l case decanters
s do pint and half pint tumblers
ALSO FOR SALE,
Afloat ON board the brig Aheona, ]. Dew,
master, from Cadiz,
5000 bushels superior quality Cadis
salt.
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, PLAIN and easy Catechisms,
The Preservatige from the Sins and
feiies Of Youth,
.s; and Divine Songs and Prayers for
~ TOGETHER WITH
me estminster Assemhly's Shorter
sasseosm, with Scriptdral References,
49,, suf sale by the subscribers, price 81
april 2 eett
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CAFES AT yENDU.E.

o., epsyu Tuesday ard FRIDAY,
~ WILL BE SOLD,
. .n vs,,due Store, corner OF Prince
AZ 1'' and water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
nm Goods, Groceries, &c.
nI;.,,ars Of which will be expressed IN
q the bills of the day.
IN All kind Of goods which are on
,..';tst;on and the prices OF which are
n l''.aSl.sbea. can at any time. be viewed
esa a narshased at the lowest iimltation1
ana pti0s'' p G.. MARS3ELLER.
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Just Received

ara Tor Sale 81 J3IaN..4. SlTRT.aRT,
a y ENQUIRY respecting the Cap-
Z q: a 'ure of Washington by the British,
" Gsth an caatniaation ef the report of the
Sesmnittee Of Investigation, etc. etc.
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{ and for Sale.


ru-yr subscriber offers for sale two
small FARMS in the, county OF
yTaot,uarelarl and state Of Virginia
a. ~ Nattox Greek, containing 2ou
s ons = principally land Of the first quail
s ~ =, # which is heavily timbered.--
S5a,s : on this tract good dwelling
t 800 with all necessary out houses, a
sss soung apple and peach orchafd'
spr;nrs Of never falling streams convent :
The house stands on the banks OF
AZ creek where every convenience and
luyury that the season can afford Is at
'A' also,
ocs other Tract, lying and being IN
itbe same county, about one and a nait
miles, from TIT above tract, containing
e62 and half acres, about $50 acres OF
which is in good timber-there is dwell
sInp house. kitchen, and an apple or
ehard with some other valuable fruit at
tached to this, with spring Of good wa
ter. For terms apply TO Baldwin M:
Lee. ESD. or Henry Beaucoek, both OF
winch gentlemen i've near the premises,
or the subscriber in Alexandria.
ELLIOT MUSE.
Oh mo. 2S
The editors of the N. Intelligence
are requested to insert the above two
weeks and send their account TO this Of
flee.
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The Subscribers

FE AyING dissolved partnership with
cut authorising any person to re-
ceive aad pay the debts due TO and from
the firm of Withers and Herbert-We
have since agreed that Cave Withers shall
receive all debts due to the fra. and
paw all claims due by them, and he is
HEREBY empowered to do so.
CAVE WRITER'S.
WM. s. HERBERT.
P. S. C. Withers, viii continue Gin
cinnattus Gilpia, as clerk and assist
ant, in the settlement of the accounts, OF
the late firm Of II ithers y Herbert.
CAVE WRITER'S.
FED 10
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pusnsHED DarLr BY s suoVDEp, RosAnslaEEr ALEXANDRIA
S 4TJgDAY, ApRrL 6, 1916.
REMOVAL.
Thomas Mount

NWAs removed his Fancy Hardware
ETA Store and Cemb Mandatory,
from Royal street TO his New Store on
King street, opposite Patton and Butch
er's Hard Ware Store, where he offers
for sale very general assortment Of
Goods ID his line
Just finishing, a very handsome as
sortDent ST Tortoise Shell Combs.
March I
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Public SAL

In pursuance Of two sevs,,,j,
pronounced by the county con al uecrts
fax, sitting as a court Of cla suull Of d
|aepending therein with WilG.a,y lass
'muel = summons, complainants. and s9 y.
beth Plumpet, defendant, '' ai'd E&
The subscribers, Two of H.,
81 1s therein named, on Moadasso =,
OF June next ext at io'ciock will p'5, neg
Eat pubic action on the n, lived i
a credit OF six months, a certs s',iises ID
land situated, lying and BENZ IN !. Nt 4
comfy OF Fairfax, on the ne, / es:l
i!'e Little River Turnpike E"sds Nh q
the town OF Alexandra, and ;nn, /, pa
y opposite the Cameron Mills. i hs;. I
lot OF which Elizabeth Simmons 'ssSs
SAID county died seized. The o., e.
to give bond and security to saii rs'ss'
OF the commissioners. ''fsla
Tsomas Vilsoa,
samses Summers.
Fairfax. Nay 6 'sS'oa''i
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Mr.. John y. Dabney,


YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day Of the Circuit Court OF the District
|st Columbia, to be held for the county Of
Alexandra. an November 1916, or as
soon after as counsel canbe heard / shall
move chat court to award Judgment a
gainst YOU in favor OF the common coun-
ell of Alexandria. for the sum of twenty
six dollars and FIVE cents, being the a
mount of taxes due on your property on
Wolf-street, in the town OF Alexandria,
Tor the years 1904, s, 6, Z, s, 9, 10,
II, 12, IS, Ia and l5-according to TIE
act of congress passed the 18th Februa-
airy, 1904. o,,s,,a
Attorney for the Common Council
OF Alexandria.
!, Nav 1915 dGm
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That it is particularly requested tina
those persons indebted to the late firm Of
WTithers aud Herbert, should come Tor
ward and make immediate payment, as
the subscriber is extremely anxious t.
pay off what may be due by said firm
and close the business /; all reasonable
Indulgence having been given.
am to be found at the house OF John
sWithers and Co. opposite the Mocha
pics Bank of Alexandria. Should ! be
absent at any time, Mr.. John Washing.
ton, living at said house, or Mr.. c. Gil.
Mn, living with Messieurs Griffith and
Brawner, will attend IN my stead and
sign in nay name receipts for any money
said on such accounts, they being here
by authorised SO to do.
Gaze Withers.
ay
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Ran away,

Kan away,
On the 1st of May inst. between Alexan-
dria and Georgetown,
A Bright Mulatto, named Isaac, a.
IA. bout twenty-one years of age:
when from home generally calls hitnsel'
Isaac Sager, and passes for a white man
He has blue eyes, light hair, mole Oh
his left eve lid, his left arm has been
broke, perhaps may be discovered yet
lie is an excellent distiller, waggoner.
and good farmer, and speaks the Ger
man language took with him a bay
mare, nine or tea years old, Is hands &
an inch high, the lett hind foot white, and
Ia notch in her right ear. He also took
with him about two hundred dollars in
money.
ANY person or persons taking up said
slave Isaac, and combining him SO that
Iget him, shall receive Fifty Dollars Re
ward, and il brought home all reasonable
charges will be paid, by applying to
James sdttea, or
Christian Miller,
Living in oodstsck, Shenandoah
County, Virginia.
May II DIST.
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DRY GOODS.

Bv the ships Mount Vernon and Ocean;;
we have received a variety OF BRITISH
Dry Goods, amongst which are
soperfne cloths and casslmeres
Plain and friilsd hombazets,
stockinets
Caiie0es
Cambrics
Dimities
Shifting eottons
Marseilles cuttings
ROYAL ribs
Brown hollands
Shawls
Handkerchiefs
Colored cambrics, plain and frliled
s 4 cotton and linen checks,
which will be sold on reasonable
terms for cash or approved paper.
Janney, Morgan q 20
9Th mo. IS wv
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Land for Sale.
May 1916

A Tract Of Land is offered for sale
situate in Frederick county, Virginia
within one mile of Berrysil!e, containing
70 acres. This land was formerly the
property of Col. Griffin Taylor.
Merchants Bank Notes, or Notes o.
any of the Banks Of TIE District of Co
lumbia will be received in payment
For further particulars
Apply to the Printer;
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