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Port of Ak xandria.

Arrived brig Adeline, Noyes, St. Sal
faaor, 40 days: sugar, s1olasses, fustic
and leather: to Francis Dodge, Clement
smith, aud Bowie & Hurts Georgetown.
LEFT at st. Salvador, brig Robert, Ph ]
|lips, of Baltimore, to sail for Pernambu
lea in 90 DAYS; brig Helen. Martin, o.
salem, to sail in IS days, brig Iamaha
|maha. Lovet, uncertain. Flour s. PEI
barrel, bread 81, cordage $40 per cwt
fish $40 the l29 lbs. sugars very high
whites Sl2 on board, browns 10.
A week before sailing news arrived
from Rio yaneiro, that Brazil had beer
made kingdom, in consequence Of
which salutes were fired, and the city
brilliantly Illuminated for one week.
NORFOLK, April %.
The schr. Mary Ann, Butler, reported
lin our last. left at st. Eustatia, April 5
|brigs Brutus, Middleton, for Kenne
bunk. 10 sail in IS days; Pacific, Blake
Portland, 10; Union. Waite. Newport
4. Ito; schooner Washington. -
from Alexandra just arrived. Spoke
iAp-il 9, lat. %, lon. 90, so. hermaPhro
| die brig Flying Fish. Reed. from ST
Domingo bound to Baltimole,had sPruni
The head Of the mainmast. April II. Il
heavy gale. John Evans, cpok, ct 70"
ellis Point, n. c. Tell overheard and wa
drowned
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Oscar Junior,

Stands this sea,on at Mount Air, adj
Joining Pisce+away, Prince Georges
County, Maryland, and covers Mares at
fifty dollars. The season ends the fiji.
'teenth OF July, 1916. Good pasfurage
for Mares at three quarters of dollar a
week, and grain furnished at the marker
p'ice il requested l will net be an,
swerable for accidents CT escapes
Twentp .five dollars and one for the
groom, viii be taken, il paid in the sea.
son. Oscar is a beautiful chesnul sorrel,
sixteen hands hi, h, stout, active and re-,
markabiy handsome. FIVE years old bis
spring lie is ut Of the late Doctor r,
delin's celebrated running Mare Floret-
ia, BY Oscar. Oscar was the property Of
Colonel John Tayloe Of Virginia, and
capital turf horse. FIoretta perhaps won
mose Jockey Club Purses than any one
horse OH the continent. His pedisreE
may be seen at his stable.
JOSEPH EDELIN,.
april 20 2aW4W
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LOO Dollars Reward.

ABSCCEDED on Tuesday last. a
nulatto woman named Fanny, for erly
tie property Of Mrs. Blackburn, late o!
Alexandria.
F'oeay is a bright mulatto, about g,
ears OF age, oflow stature; she has nu
mefous acquaintahces in Alexandra
where SHE lived several years, and has
mother living az Neabsco furnace, in
the county Of Prince William ; at one
or Che ether Of which places she will pro
baby be found, or on her way to Phila.
delphia, with forged pass.
Il the above described slave is appre'
hended within ten miles of my house
aud brought home, viii give reward
OF, Fifty Dollars, and if at greater dis
tance, One Hundred Dollars. Her hus
band lives at Mr.. j In 4 " ashinston's
near Charles owne
heay S. 1urnere
Jefferson CoQety, Va.
ap.ii 20 -< It
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY, April 2S.

Mr.. Nelson ofya. from the committee
no whom the subject was referred, report
ed a joint resolution, requested the pre-
sident Of the U. s. TO cause further 90.
servations to be made, TO ascertain the
longitude Of the capitol in the city Of
Washington which was twice read and
ORDERED to be engrossed.
Tie house then went into committee
Of the whole Mr.. Pitkin in the chair or
the annual provision for invalid pension
ers. The details of this bill, embracing
additional cases Of pension, the increase
Of former ones, and the various pyoposi.
lions made to insert other cases, witt
The discuss:en of the claims, az usual
occupied much time. Tie bill was final
n repsrted to the house, the numerou,
Amendments were again considered and
disposed Of, aud the BID ordered to q
third reading.
Mr.. Lowndes from the committee Of
WAYS . Means reported On the amend.
ments Of the senate on the tariff, recon.
nendiug an agreement thereto, whiehre-
port was committed.
SPECIE PATAENT9.
On motion Of Mr. Calhoun the house
Resolved itself into a committee OF the
whole, Mr. Nelson of Va in the chair,
On the bill TO provide for ihe more efec-
tual collection Of TIE public revenue in
Che lawful money of he eonatry--to en-
force the payment Of specie
The amendments offered Yesterday by
Dir. Calhoun we're read
The first section Of Shich provides,
substantially for the issue Of Treasury
Notes 10 the amount of - dollars. OF
such Convenient denominations as the
secretary of the treasury shall direct
transferable by delivery. net to bear in.
terest ; not to be fandabIe to be receiv.
sd every where in dues to the United
etates,sand may be rs.issued sfrorn time
to time.
The I'd, Sd and 9TH sections provide
nr preparing, signing and issuing the
treasury notes, fer paving tina expense
4ere2t, and the usual penalties foT COM
serieltns them.
Inc 5th section provides, that the Sc.
Csary OF the treasury shall issue said
He'es upon loaa to tae bank of the U.
so'es, or any state bank applying there
sos' % sGch terms as he shall deem ne
Ssssary, having regard TO the circum.
ounces OF each case, and the security 81
us States at rate Of interest not
ssss man - per cent. per aanum: but
sN 20 lean 70 any state hank more thar
molety Of their iprincipel IN thest
NaaS to be rei.nbursable in three equa
annual iastaIlments, computed from the
vale o. the respective loans; and be PAL,
"r as they beso,ne due, in he legal csir
~ ia 'reasary notes. The moietv, o.
melton OF cir. Smith, vas subsequently,
'onyerted into one forrth.l
ihe 6tn section authorities TIE secre
M' OF the treasury 70 issue said note
:. nett par Vsue 10 individuals. caIana
mes or ccrporations, and receive in nav
Seat therefor the u. 'States stacks In
1e amount Sc! 4 t,s funded debt not t,
exceed i've millions; the notes so sol,
70 DC taken out of the annual appropria
'ohs FOR the sinking fsnd, and the fund
"a deoe thus acquired, TO be transferre,
- ne commissioners Q. tie siakiny
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French Cargo at Auction.

On Monday e9th inst. at 8 O'Clock !
M. at Twins wharf, will be sold tn
cargo Of the brig Eliza, r. Dyer. ma,
ter, from Marseilles, consisting Of
80 casks c!aret
80 pipes oil proof brandy,
100 cases claret dog. each
% do Vim de Grave dozen each,
50 do Fronlignac | ditto, ditto
81 barrels wine vinegar
26 casks rolled birthstone
100 boxes CASTLE soap
SO half chests Lucca oil
EST cases salad oil 10 bottles
$50 baskets do. do.
10 bales corks
so boxes Smyrna fgs
SO do olives
% do anchovies
% do capers
SO sacks fiberts
10 do soft shelled almonds
1870 boxes pi unes
goo cases sicily lemons
Is do writing paper
/ do hats
542 pS. paper hangings, elegant.
Z cases Verdigris.
DRUGS.
Alexandria SIENNA
Cantha,ldes
Mamma in g 4kes
Aleppo Scamnony
Lequorice Paste
superEne Spunses
Assataetida
Cream Tartar
JaIap
AIeppo Gals
White Pummice Stone.
Griffith and Brawner,
Auctioneers.
April 26.
sC7s The editors Of the National In
iligencer are requested to give The
,ove two insertions. and the Baltimore
merican one insertion.
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.lt.A ,r.cu,,nt,;or, that mis- measure was t.

las = permaaent one 8; and c5nteEdins
That IS the government had by long usage
gwen credit to the present paper, max
ling it in fact the currency of the countrf
lit would be wrong suddenly to discredit
! this paper y destroy its value in the com
lmunity without supplying the country
with something as substitute. he
viewed the proposition under discussion
as one which veuld produce the happiest
consequences. -.
The question was then taken Oh filling
l,he blank with ten and carrIed--ayes
lee
Mr.. Webster moved to strike out of
the 5th section the words 6 to the United
Estates 8 which alter some dlscussloh,
was agreed to.
Mr.. Smith of Md. moved to fix the a !
mount of interest to be required OF the
banks. at three per cent. per annum and
his motion at some length. en- I
terring somewhat into the general ques-|
ton Of the expediency Of the measure.
Mr.. Calhoun moved to fill the blank
with fire ner cent. and replied at still
greater length than before, to Niessrs. ko-
bertsUn, Grosyenor and others, who had
spoken in opposition.
MIR. Robertson moved SIX per cent. andI
added some remarks in support OF the
opinions he had advanced
After some further discussion, the mo
ton to fill the blank with six per cent?
was carTied-ayes SIS, noes SO.
MIR. Sheffey moved an amendment
which would confiae the loan oil these
treasury no es to such banks only IS hoIdI
no stock of the United ates.--Negatiy-
ed-ayes As.
The 9th section was then agreed to--l
So, to 81
Mr.. Hall then proposed to amend the,
bill by reviving and adding thereto thel
former fourth section, which imposed al
high stamp duty on the notes OF the bankst
not paying specie on the dag specified 81
which motion Mr.. II ma e some re-
marks in favor of-stating his obj ct to|
be 20 give the solvent banks an opportu-I
nity Of paying specie, and tpufting down
those that could not paF rhich couIdl
only be dane By the provision he propos-
eG To renew.
Mr.. Tucker agreed with &r Hall. in!
some degree; and proposed to modify
the amendment By n king it ar unif9rml
stamp duty Of 10 per cent. on all note 1
issued b. the delinquent banks.
Mr.. i'oet spoke against The motion toi
renew the section; AID disputed the
power of Congress, under the nstitu-t
ton, adopt such a measure. which was
of The mature OF a penalty, and intended
as punishment that could net consti.u
tioaally be ;afict on the banks.
Mr Randolph also opposed tie adop
ton of this section, to which uothing ST.
milar could be found in the cade Of any
nation under the sun. He Argued a
aainst tie measure at some length, and
condolences I as auti-repubi.can and dan-l
gerous--as addi&g, 90 the power andt
patronage Of the Secretary Of the Trea-i
sGry, already too great discretion dan-I
gerous IN the extreme. aud ia effect max
Ing his will the measure Of taxation, i
;etc. |
Before tie motion was decided, thel
COMMITTEE rose, reported progress, and
was refused leave to sit Administering
the bill in the House.
The House adjourned, after S O'Clock
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- 49,
- SL&~~

THOSE persons who are indebted t.
me as administrator oi Richard Gr9at
are notified that their bond,
Ter their purchases Oh the % Novenbe
last, fall due on The Cd of May, and arc
left with Philip Harrison. Esq. Of Dunn
tries, to whom they are requested tt
make payment.
I'm. Brent, Jun. ADMIR-,
Of Richard Brent, coed.
anril 26 St,
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IN pursuance Of a decree Of the hon.
z the Chancellor OF Maryland, ! will
sell at public auction, in Plsc0taway, on
Saturday, the 18th day OF May next, all
the Real Is tate OF JudsOn III. Llaggett
ESQUIRE, late of Prince Georges Coun-
ty, deceased. This estate consists OF
halt a ailI aud 1t OF ground of about 81
acres, and an adjoining farm containing
about $50 u 400 acres.
The mill from the constancy of is
stream aud contisuity to market, being
out one and hall miles IRON Piscata
way, from whence there is water ca.
rage. and seven miles from Alexandria
is truly valuable to any peron wishing u
engage capital IN that line. Gan IL
abundance can be had in the nelehbor
pair CT stones, one OF bur
aud one for country work, ais at piesell
important improvement
might easily be made as the house i
arse. The land is fertile and capable
/ of great improvement by the use of pals
stef or clover. The whole property VII
oe sold clear and ureucumbered wit
The widows dswer. He nil aud farm
Ill be offered separately.
Tie terms OF sale are that the pufcha
| ser shall give bohd with approved secu
rity on interest from the day of sal
! land T. yable IN enc and two years.
sale to begin at l2 O'Clock.
1homas saaEds!!, Tsustse.
/ april So asw
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MlLlees & / artaecs Attend.

april &C
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Salt s Coal aaoa..

1000 bushels of clean bright Lisbol
salt, and
1850 bushels Of James River Coal,
Both these articles viii be sold low !
taken from on board. Apply to
.Mordeeoi miller
Who has SO casks Ok liue tog sac.
april rs At
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Alex. independents Blues

YOU will attend a company meeting
at Mr.. Shieids's, tomorrow evening a
seven P. N. for the transactlng OF I'm
portant company business.
Persons wishing to become member
will please make application.
by order,
Fl. Langsry, ist serg't.
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More New Goods.
David Peabody

WILL, THIS DAY, OPEN,
2 cases "A Irish linens, Smiths and
Barklee's manufacture
/ case striped Jeans
/ di to fine Madras handkerchiefs
2 ditto 44 ginghams, super quality
| ditto 4 4 London oalicoes -
Also, one trunk pocket books anc port
folioo--aii of which will be sold
cheap.
april 26 sw
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1LExANDRI9iA..
FRIDAY, ArRIL 20,

- $500 ~4oJ ~ adsourf
4 The Senate nass 49, .vb;cI
he die on Weanesoay mex. canata
he. whenit many passss 'ne a,
s probable the house s VII. s s'I sar .one
srlier adjournment. IT. na a,n u..a Of wbicf
AVS expected IN cOhssl aaodU dsnarted
paoy members nave j. slisau us 81
\ their homes, put 'ne ,..sa ON +be
Ibles Of the seaat ts.t which which thew have
fliournmenl thaa '"S' 'asss.aav nassed
Sed on. Inc aesa. So;ae tbo:e wbic6
j about forty pl,,si the Houss Of Re-
lave already Pas ss,. h.,
kresentatlses. M
q 80 hsen s.ver,, DAYS
The Dl.', u Tm II REPRESENTATIVES. to
efore the Nous ., ~ of tbs rayepuc
provide 'ol sae : ). ,enuth ORD cred to b.
"a specie, e'S. -: 7 q n - s;mnIe form.
keata thifa ,ln'e' L.. hsnb natss 81
merely alfs se, sss,;s ssan alone be re-
banks payihs Srs.ls - 5nt;es IN The oo.
eeived III E sis,' : o.rta;n day. The prc.
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New Store,

New Store,
On King.street, near Roy al street, next
above Messrs. Joel z. Harper's and
Company.
Nathaniel Greenough, Jun
q 3 ESPECTFULLY informs the pub,
Ia lie ne is Just opened variety Of
|EngIish, French, India and American
GOODS, from New-York and Balti-
more, and more expected daily. which
he is determined to sell cheap for cash.
India Cottons, from 80 cents and up-
wards
Calico and Ginghams from Is cents
and upwards.
~ CALL AND SEE.
April Is eo4w
For Sale,
|7SSHAT substantially built & elegant.
z ly finished three story Brick Dusl.
ing House on Water street, formerIE
tthe residence of the late DR.. Kennedy !
with which will be sold, either conjoint.
y or separately, the adjoining vacars
lot, % feet irort and 40 feet deer.--
| be terms Of sale viii be very accomne--
| ating to the, purchaser.
Ii this property be noi sold previously
Ito the 18th OF May next, it will then be
or Rent ana possession given nnmedi-
lately thereafter.
{! Application may be made to
J l.. M'kenna.
| anil "a dStG2aWn
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Freight Wanted.

rE;s The brig Fame, Davis mas
vSa ter: will be ready for the re-
,ception of a cargo in about 4
H days, and take freight for a.
nv Eastern Port, the South OF Europe.
or the West Indies, carries about lou
barrels. and an excellent vessel.
ALSO.
For Boston,
xSS The sch'r RebeccSk, Theo.
syss RI lS dore Berry, master: will sail
sasIksasea in all the week. and take
sa1zzx freight on moderate terms il
Immediate application is made.
Apply to
Lascrason and Foscle,
Who have received by the said vessels
and for sale,
275 tons Plaster
80 feet Merchantable lumber.
And, per schsr Juliet, from N. York,
l 1SS G aitts R ssss,s DUCK, lst qual
september 10
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II Coatntru House.

Andabout 900 acres Of Land. within
5 miles of Alexandria, will be sold By the
subscriber. The house was formerly &C.
cupied by himself, and is about one third
ot mile from his present dwelling. The
situation is high and remarkably healthy
Fhe house has rooms, aud kitchen
and pantry, on the lower floor, and four
chambers with fire places in the Cd sto-
.ry. 1t was well built under the superin-
tendance OF Mr.. Lowering, respectable
English architect, ard would make com
Portable summer retreat for genteel ia
miiy, or might be made valuable Ia.
vern by opening road through the land.
About one half of the land is in wood; the
residue is capable of being made hand.
some grounds. There is good well and
pump in the yard ; and there are several
rood springs on the land.
The terms of payment will be one fifth
in four months the residue in four equal
annual payments with interest; ore halt
secured by notes well endorsed, and the
whole by a deed of trust on the land.
Posscssioa may be had immediately.
w. Crmsch.
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Public Sale.

EDY VIRTUE of deed of trust from
LID William Yeaten to the subscriber.
to secure the payment of certain debts i.
the said deed mentioned. due from thu
lsaid William Yeaton to the Bark of Poto
mac, will be sold at auction on the premi
Ises, on the first day Of October next, at
10 O'Clock,
That Lot or parcel of ground
on which the said VIM. Yeaton, at pre-
sent resides, situated upon the North side
OF Cameron street, and west side of st.
Asaph streets in the town ofsAlexandria.
land bounded as follows. viz. beginning at
the intersection of said streets and run
ming thence westwardly with Cameron
street, and binding herewith 100 feet 1:
thence northwardly with line parallel
to st. Asaph's street 1876 feet /; thence
eastwardly with line parallel to Came
ron street 100 feet to st. Asaph's street !:
thence southwardIy with that, street and
binding thereupon 126 feet to the begin
ming, together with the buildings and all
other appurtenances thereunto belonging.
One Lot of Ground on the
east side of Fairfax street, beginning at
the north side of the house formerly occu-
pied by Mrs. Catharine Sanford, suppos.
ed to be 142 feet inches to the south of
Princess street thence south to the line
OF the lot formerly the property of Mary
Chew, supposed to be Thirty four feet two
or three inches thence eastwardly thel
same width parallel with Princess street,
in depth 1913 feet E inches to the Iine
OF the lot formerly Richard Conway's.
One other Lot on tbs north
side of Cameron street, beginning at the
distance of one hundred and forty fourl
feet vest from Royal street, thence west
on Cameron street one hundred and two
feet two inches to Pitt street, tbence|
north on Pitt street eighty eight feet to a
ten feet alley. thence on the alley east
one hundred and two, feet two inches.
thence south parallel to Royal street to
the beginning.
One other Lot on the north
side of King street beginning at the
distance OF ninety seven feet six n.hes
west from Union street, thence west Oh
King street twenty two feet SIX inches.
thence north parallel to Union street, the
same width as in front, eighty one feet to
Fayette alley.
The terms Of Sale will be one fifth III
Cash, and the residue in six, twelve.
eighteen and twenty-six months, carry
ing interest from the date, to be secured
by Notes with.approved Endorsers, and Il
Deed of Trust on the property sold.
THOMAS SWAMI.
Trustee.
July go sawts
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/. istrlct of Columbia
august 8

County of alexandria, to wit
April Term, 1916,
Ebenezer EIiason and Benjamin Her
sey, late joint merchants and co-part
ners under the firm of Eliason and Her
sey, Compiainants,
against
Boaz Bell, and John Grid, defendants
The defendant Boaz Bell, not hav,
ing entered his appearance and giver
security according to the statute and the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing il
the satisfaction of the court uaon affidav.
ut, that the said defendant Boaz Bell
is not an inhabitant of this district, on
motion of the complainant by his counsel
it is ordered, that said defendant Boaz
Bell do appear here on the first day OF
November term next, and enter his ap-
nearance to the suit, and give security
for performing the DEGREES of the court
and that the other defendant john Grid
90 not pay away, convey or secrete,t
debts by him owing to, or the estate
ELECTS in his hands belonging 10 the sal |
absent defendant Boaz Bell, until further
order Or decree of this court. and that a
copy of this order be forthwith published
ior two months successfully in one of the
public newspapers published in this coun-
ty, and that another copy be posted at
the front door OF the court house ofNsaid
county.
A copy-Tcste
6. DENFALE, c. c.
Aug. 8 Z. 1aw2m
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Robert Gray,


OPPOSITE THE WASHINGTON TAVERN.
Has lately received for sale the followinc
BOOKS:
Mason's Plea for Sacramento Commu.
|nion on Catholic Principles.
New Military Discipline for the field
exercise and maneuvres of the inEantrv
of the United States, compiled and adant.
led to the organization Of the army of the,
United States, agreeabIy to a resolve of
congress, dated December 1914.
Pocket Bibles in elegant and plain
binding.
Smith and Titles, and Adgate's mu
sic books.
Dividson's Philadelphia Latin Gram.
mar.
Murray's Grammar, Key, Exercise, In
PRODUCTION, Reader and Sequel.
SCOTS Lessons. SANFORD s Morteu
Rudiman's Rudiments of the Latin
tongue.
Bunyan's Holy War, Goldsmitb,s
Rome, Death of Abel, Waverly, Min. !
gal, Lewis and Clark's travels to the Pa.
|cific ocean, American Star, Hervey's Me-
|ditations, Bell's Dissections, Jess's Az.
|sistant, Hunter'sSacred Biography. Jack.
sons Bookkeeping, Practical Education,
Faylor's sermons, Life of Fenelon. Te-
Tenacious, Moore's Anacreon, Curse Of
Kehama, Thalaba or the DESTROYER, life
|of Cook the tragedian, Salmagundi. Is.
|piuelas letters, Foote'S works, beauties
of the botanic garden, the year, poem:
Pleasures and Pains of Memory, Pope's
work. memoirs of Henry Kirk White,
Broad Grins, Lord of the Isles, Tourists
Guide, pleasures of hope, Gertrude ofWy.
|oming. DunIap's plays, Rambler's maya
zine, Homer burlesqued, DR.. IsraeI's Ro.
nance, Enchanted Plants, fables of Flo.
ra, castle Rackrent, Rival Princes, Gut
ter, Founding of Belgrade, don Raphael,
castle OF Otranto, Village Pastor, Self
|contyoul, looking glass for the mind, Min
|stref' Baxster's call, triumphs of temper,
Young's night thoughts, New-York pre-
|2eptor, calendar of nature, choice en-
bIems, child's magazine. chiId's cabinet,
'nowden's America, Weem's life of
Washington, Doddridge's family exposi-
tor, RusseI's Modern Europe, Gibbons
Roman Empire, elegantly bound in calf
and gilt.
ON HAND,
Spelling books. testaments, states, PEN
ellis, waters, quilts, sealing wax, writing
paper, paint boxes, hair pencils, German
flutes, clarionets, violins, violin strings,
bows and bridges, &c.
ALSO,
A large stock of miscellaneous books
which he will sell at retail prices for uR-
chartered country bank notes, at par.
Sent 10
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tPatons and Butcher
Have received by the ship George Long
from Stockholm,
l55 tons SWedeS Bar Iron,

Principally consisting of Wagon Tire
tive inches wide by half inch to one inch
thick. also squares and round. And have
on hand and received by recent arrivals
an extensive assortment of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
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