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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-08

CONTINUATION OF FOREIGN NEWS,
Extracted tron papers received by the Coyu from
Liverpool az the Savannah Republican Office.
70 Ills Ercellency the Due De RicheLeR.
ne aiie' severe ifIshave eDn6ded to marshal
the duke oil Wellington the command in chief Of
those Of their troops, which, according TO the 9TH
artcie oil the treaty, concluded this day with France
are to remain ia this country during certain num-
Der oil years the Undersigned ministers, sc. Sse
think It their duty IN give some explanation 20 his
exceileucy the duke de Rchelieu as to the nature
maod.
Although chiefly guided with respect to this rrea-
Srr by motives tending to the safety and welfare Of
their subjects; and being very far from having any
intehuon Of employing their troops in aid of the po
iee Oh OF the internal administration OF France, or
10 any manner that might compromit or interfere
with the Tree exercise Ofte royal authority in this
country, tie allied soyeregns have, however. IN cen
sideraton Of the ligh interest which they take in
supporting the power Of legitimate soyereiyns pro-
missed to his most ch lsGan majesty to support him
with their arms agansteg Revolutionary conyul-
son Wheh might tend 70 overthrow by force the order
u things at present established and to menace also a.
gam tue general tranquility OF Europe. Theydo
not, however, dis5emble that in the variety offorms
under Inch the revolutionary spirit might again
manifest itself in France, doubts nig,t arise as 20
the nature al the which might call for the Inter-
feGt1h u ioreigr force and feeling the Difficult
y Of framing any instructions precisely applicable
% eSeh particular case, the allied soyereigns have
thought Il better to leave il to the tried prudence
aud discretion Of the duke Of Wellington, 10 decide
when, AMI how far It may be advisable "a employ
The troops under Us orders, always surprising that
he would not ~ any 50 determine without hav-
ns concerted bis measures with the king Of France,
o. Without giving mi rmatIon as soon possible 70
The a''et -1yercgns OF the motives which may have
indeed him to come to such determination. And,
as n order to guide the duke Of Wellington in the
ehoce OF his arrangements, it will be importspt thai
he should be correctly Informed Of tue events which
may occur IN France, the ministers Of the four 81.
ied eoarts accredited 70 his Christian majesty,
have received orders to maintaina regular cores
pondence with the duke Of w wellington, and 70 pro
vide 81 the same tine for an immediate one between
me French government and the commander ~
cne oil the allied troops, or the purpose Of trans
hitting to the Freuch government TIE csmmaaes
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

February 2.
The following petitions were presented
and referred to various committees.
BY Mr. Robertson, the petition of VIM.
Flood, for payment for property destroyed
near NewOrleans, by the British forces,
because it was occupied by the u States
troops.
Res0iUed, That the Committee Of WAYS and
Means DC instructed tn enquire intothe expedien.
cy Of eEsmptng that portion of White county, in
the state OF Tennessee, that was struck oil Jackson
county, by an act OF Assembly in 1915, from the
payment Of so much Of the direct tax, accrued in
1915, as will place its contribution AN equality
with the balance Of the county Of White
Mr.. Randolph submitted the following
resolution, which was ordered to lie ON the
table:
Hesoipsd, That the Secretary ofthe Treasury be
required to lay before this House, the cause OF the
difference in tie annual amount Ut expenditures in
relation to the military and naval establishment
from the 4th Of March, 1899, to the cad Of the year
1909, presented in the letter from the Secretary
of the Treasure Of April Sd, 1870 and the annual
amount Of expenditures in relation to the same OBJ
iects, rs stated in letter from the same deuart-
ment, bearing date January %. 1916.
The Sp aker laid before the House a
letter from the Commissioner Of the Gene
raj Land Office, Transmitting a supplement
tary report OF the Land Commissioners for
the state of Louisiana.
THE REVENUE.
The House then resolved itself into
committee of the whole, Mr.. Nelson in the
chair, on the report Of the Committee Of
Ways and Means.
Il bill making appropriations for the
Ordnance Department, for ordnance stores,
Notifications, &c.) was taken up, and the
Hank therein, on motion of Mr. I,owndea
after some opposition from Messrs. Wright
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The bouniies and allow
ances actually PAYABLE du-
ring the year 1915, will he
smsll, prebaoly not en-
&C ding
The expenses e coiicc'
ton VII be augmented by
the cost of S v-ral new
revenue cutters, to replace
,ose LIS, during the war.
The whole amount may bc
estimated Ut
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100000
4,se9.360 so

nett amount of the revenue
Of customs, accruing in the
year 1915, the sum OF 2S,34S,S9T w
This exceeds the sum stated in the an
,,nal report, by an amount OF S3, ,e97
OF an excess produced by the extraor IL
nary imp 3rtatons during the 'urth quar-
ter Of the wear. beyond what had been
anticipated and in relati to which II
may not be inproper 20 remark, that as
those importations have surcharged the
ma .ket with many ardc'es, proportion
ate di!nnutian in the importation of those
actic,ss, and CO.'S quently Of the auties up
~ such i'm portations during the ensuing
az may be expected.
Ii alqht also TO be observed, that this
excess Viii be wholly absorbed by the de
fct, as stated in the annual report of the
monies re c>;vable into the IRE 1sury tlu-
ring TIE year 1916 and. indeed, Will b.
ms Efficient 70 meet the whole of that def
CIT. But it will relieve the treasury from
the nece sity of borrowing money, or OF is
suing treasury notes, or of leaving treasury
notes already issued in circulation, for ma
hing q lod that de hcit to an extent equal
to the sum Of S. 3A8 1877 o2, above sta
ted.
Ihlve the honor to be. very respectful
", sir, Your most obedent servant,
a. J. DALLAS.
Hon. William Lowndes,
Ch,irm n of thr Committee
OfWays and Means.
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.Nor6}S E,.bruor,

.NoJofe, February s.
We are assured that the morality among the IN.
sb'ants oithc adj pinng counties has, for the las,
two months, exceeded the rayages of the fata,
epidemic ia the winter of l814-I5. That portion NJ
Nansemond county which lies eastward the river
and the lower precinct OF Princess Anne eoun,y
are computed TO have lost more than half the poDu.
lation they contained last summer and the dea,Ls
in the Parish OF st. Brides in Norfolk county. have
been awluly great In other parts OF these coun.
ties mucn sickness has been experienced, and ma
ny deaths have taken place, bat bearing no propo--
ton to the former.
We have not understood from any medical gen
ueman, whether this disease which is now sweeping
on such vast multitudes, is the same which prevail
ed all over the country last year. From conver..
tons with those who have witnessed its attacks, we
are nchne tn think that il is nearly so il is GER
tainIy epidemic.
The inhabitants Of this Borough cannot be suf.
GENTLY grateful to merciful Providence for their
extraordinary preservation from sickness, Willie it
literally encompasses them every side for We
do assert with confidence. that there is not town
in the union, where lea more generally prevails
than IN this. Herald
NORFOLK, Feb. 8.
(From the Reading Room Books)
The ship Hazard, Crabtrec, 30 days from
Barcelona, and 65 from Gibraltar.
Capt. Crabtrec learned, Just as he left
Barcelona, that letter had been received
from Madrid. stating, that appearances
there were ante-pacihc. Complaints and
determinations had passed between the
parties adverse to and IN favor Of the Gov
ernment, and it was expected by many that
an open rupture would ensue. The Pro-
vince ofCatalon a, and indeed most of the
maritime Provinces of Spain, were very
Ill affected towards the Government du-
ties were enormous on all importations, es-
pecially Flour fears of revolt, it was
said, had influenced the king to reduce the
coxs duty on Flour from ~ to q per cent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-08

Bassett. . tcman. Bennett. Belts, Birdsan
Birdseye. Brooks, Burnside. Burwcll, Cald-
well, Calhoun, Chappeil, Clark Ky. Glen
dennen, Clopton, Comstock, Crawford
Creighton, Cuthbert, Darlington, Desha.
Forney. Castor, Glasgow. Gold, Goodwin
Griffin, Grosvenor, Hlhn. II III. H,mmoad'
Hnger, Ingham, Irving. N. Y. Irving, Pa
Johnson. Ky. Kerr, Va. Lowndes. Lump
kin, Lyle, Maclay, Mayran,, M'Lean XIV.
M'Lc'.n. O. Middleton, Miner. Nelson, Ms.
Nelson, Va. Newton. Ormsby, Pickens
Pickering, Piper, Peasants, Reynolds
Roane, Robertson, Root, Ross, Sargeant
Savage, SchencS, Smith, Pa. Southland
Tia lor, N. Y. Telfair, Throop, Fucker
Wallace, Ward, N. ]. Wendover. White
sl''e. Wilde, Wilkin, Wiloughby, Taom,s
Wilson, VIM. Wilson, Woodward, Yates.
81.
Mr.. Pickens then made motion to a.
mend the resolution for continuing "a Direst
OF three millions, or as to reduce the di-
rect tax from three TO fgvo millions: but
befnre the question was taken,
The House adjourned.
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WASHING TON, february S.
The question is at length decided in the
popular branch of the National Legisla.
ture, that the Direct Tax shall be cvntin.
ued, tor one year at least at the end Of
which time the question will aga return
to them. The majority in favor of the
continuation of the tax even for one year
was small, but 1t is pre- sumed,. the 0ues.irn
having ben so long de bated, that it is as
decisive as if the majority had been ten
times rs great. The Republicans who
vote ag inst the tax, in number from 25
to 80, do so generally under an impression
that the Revenue will be sufficient, withone
the aid OF this tax, for all the purposes Of
Government. For the Federal votes A.
gainst the tax, it is no business of ours TO
assign reas as; particularly, as it would
puzzle one little to do so, inasmuch as
the gradual improvement of the Navy.
y {Cnce favorite object with them) is es.
sentislly connected with the sufFiciescy of
the Revenue to that & other still more es-
sental objects. The majority, on the other
hand, are DESTROYS to make sure of a rev
enue, leaving nothing to depend on hypo-
theses and contingencies, that shall be
competent to all the occasions of the gov
ernment; to the maintenance of our pres.
ent civil, military & naval establishments
10 the payment of the interest, and res
pectable amount of the principal of the
puoic debt; and to the provision of those
materials of military and naval equipment,
and those muniments of war, of an inner
isha6le nature, the want of which was 50
severely felt during our late contest with
G. Britain. TNdt. I,1t.
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And will leave for the
nett amount of the revenue
Of customs, accruing in the
year 1915, the sum OF
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FOREIGN.

CONTINUATION OF FOREIGN NEWS,
Extracted iFesn papers received by the Cara from
Liverpool, az the Savannah RebubIcan Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-26
Jacob Richardson.

EIAs for sale, at his Book Store, No. l67 Thames
street, adjoining sou,hsrly on the Carpenter
brick house. general assortment Of BOOKS, in Di.
yinity, History, Law. Physic, Gc.--vIy;
BIBLES, OF all sizes, ss cheap as those that sell,
cheaper than any other store--school Books and
ohildren's Books--prayer do--Psalms and Hymns
Blanks OF all kinds-American and Dutch Quilts
Sealing Wax and wsfers-Pocset Books.
he also keeps a CIRCULATING L.
BRARf, containing the greatest assortment of Old
and New Novels. Histories, Magazines. sc. Of any
in this town.
.ise-The greatest assortment Of Eotise Paper
manufactured in America, France, ussa s. England.
Gr'U. Sfafss' Bile, ~ York and r. Island .lson.
-, viii be taken at par, for any Ct the above Goods
.Newborf, .7bril -, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-26

AN ACT for reducing The du,ica Oh i,censea
to retailors OF wines, spiritaoua liquors, and
foreign merchandise.
BE n enacted ty fhe Se'tate end ffou.k Of
Rehresenfafpes Of the United Stciss Of .Sr,cs
riea IN Congress csser6ied, That from and az.
ter tho thirty FIRST day OF Deeembcr next, tho
additional duties laid on licenses to rc,silrrs
OF wines, sprituous liquors, and fo,c c.Eb mets
ehandse, by the third section Of the nc. et,.
titled, An actto provide sddl.onoi resehuea
tor defraying The expenses OF government, and
;ss On slss SI AZ sueson Ss ss ssa IL Ry ,s w.
tail wines, spirituous liquors and goreigh s.er.,
cbandise, aud for increasing the tates Of pdss
tage," passed on the twenty third day OF ue>
cembcr, one thousand eight hundred and four.
teen, shall Cease and determine, and in easu
of any application for a license 10 retail, bcs
tween the ,hlrtieth day et June snd the first
day OF January next, license therefor shall,
agrceably TO the arcscnt rates of daty, be
granted, TO expirsSn the thirty frs, day Of
Dcccmbes shext, on paying TO the culiec,ot
sum which shalt bear the satnc proportion -
the duty for year by the existing raits 70
the time for which the license may be gtars
ted shall bear TO a year and for neglect Of
failure TO obtain sbch license, the sotNc pehs
atty shall be incurred, 10 be recovered In iik5
manner as for the neglect or failure TO obin.A
a license under the act, entitled " An act lay.
ing dutics on licenses to retailers of wihcss
spiri,uoas liquors, and foreign nerchahdisc, -
passed on the second Of August, one thodsahd
eight hundred and ,hir,een Pvopide6, That
after the frs, day Of January next, no rctai'er
OF imported salt alone, whose stock ii ttsdo
shall not exceed~one hundred dollars, shall ba
compelled TO take out license for re,sIlinH
tho same, psr DO liable to any penalty os sors
feiure for falling 10 do so. W ~
April %, I8iB.---.qpprOped. ,,.
JAMES MADISON.
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LAWS.
lpurLIsHEp BIT AUTHORITY

AN ACI regulating the currency within tho
United States, OF tho gold coins of Great
Britain, France, Portugal, and Spain, and
the crowns ot France, and Ave franc pieces.
ne H ,nacfrd ty she Senate and House Of
Rehresenfaiipes cfshe United Ssafss Of .frtsrs
tea IN Congress assembled, That from The pas
sage OF this act, and for three yeafstheteaiter,
and no longer, the following goid and silver
coin sha,l pass current as money within tho
United Stsies, and be legal slender Eot tho
payment OF all debts and demands, at the sevs
eral and respective rates following, and not
otherwise, sideicet the gold coins of Great.
Britain and Portugal, OF their present stan.
dard, at the rate oil one hundsed cents rer eva
cry twenty seven grains, or eighty eight cents
and eigh,-ninths per penpeyweight; the gold
coins of France, ol their present standard, ar
the rate OF one hundred cents Tor every twenty
seven and a bali grainS or eighty seycr and q
quarter cents per pennyweight the gold coins
of Spain, at the rate OF one hund,ed cents for
every 'wenty eight and half grams, OF eighty
four cents per penneyweghi The rro~us OF
France, at the rate Of one hundred seventeen
cents and six-ten,bs per ounce, or one hum
dred and ten cents for each crov seighinE
eighteen pennyweights and sew .n rains
the tive franc pieces, at the u Nuh@
dred and sixteen cents o. sree.. at W.
three cents and three r. .tot -a.t s.
piece weighing SIX, ..tns yH- s
two grains.
Sec. 9. ind Sc IL .jp.tiA
shall DC the duty Of the Sccre,e
sary to cause assays of the forego.
silver coins made current by this
had at the mint Of the United States,
once 10 every year and TO mako report
result thereof TO Congress.
April %. isi6.-.9aprOtea. .
JAMES MADISON.
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JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT rewarding the officers and crew OF
the Constitution, for the capture Of the Bri.
ti.h sloop of war, Leyant
BE h enacted by the Senate and House Of
Refresenfattves y The United Statrs Of Ine-
RIGA in Congress assembled, That the Prcsi-
dent Of the United States be, and he hereby
is authorised to have distributed as prize mon-
ey to Captain Charles Stewart, late OF tho fri-
gate Constitution, his oflcers and crew, tho
sum Of twenty dve thousand dollars, for The
capture of the British sloop Of wsr Levsot .
and that the sum Of twenty FIVE thousand dols
lars, out Of any money 10 the Tressuryy
oiberwi:e appropriated, be, and the 81
hereby appropriated for the porposeY
April IS. iel6,--Aebrs-ed.
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An ACT continuing the salaries OF certain
officers of government.
BE enacted by the Senate and Honse of
Rehresensatipes Of tie United Sfafes Of .fme.
riea in Congress aSseaibted, Ths, the annual
compeusatioas Of the different officers enum.
Grated IN tho act, passed the twentieth day Of
February, one thousand eight hundred and
four, cutit!ed An act continuing for limit.
ed time the salaries Of the officers of govern.
ment therein mettioned," shall be continued
as If the said &C, had not expired, or contain
ed any provision for limiting its continuance,
April 2Y, isl6-.4tbroved.
JAMES MADISON.
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CLARKE COOK,

~ No. 81, 7hames-sfreef.
T. u ysst received from New.york. an .Assort-
4 ment Of NEW GOODS. among which are some
very superior BRoA and KRRsIyMERrs,
which he will se!l very cheap Jsr eash.
.Nerpor,. NAY 8.
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II AS remaining On hand few imitation and black
Al lace Shaws, s,Dmities, worsted and cotton Hose,
Ginghams, Umbrellas % and 80 inches, Cotton Lace,
Footing and ouiIlingnet. low priced Cacoes, ivory
handled Knives and Forks in sets, low priced DO.
.fiso,
great variety Of pocket and pen Knives.
IS Likeyuise---
quantity Of HARDWARE, which he will sell
low tor cash.
he>rborf 4Sril "a lHl6
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act July 24 1919 The provisions the invariably to
c the are 10 give al
a oreaaeto bepiia iei
O
d The o "a s OF time
ft o June
the
Chritobter Ray7ond Perry,
Of 81 Disrie
N.vyoo Tuo~
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DRY GOODS.
Il handsome assortment Of Dry Goods,
Just openedat No. 100, 7hames-a.
opposite Col. Nm. Moore, and
for safe at the lowest

AMONG WHICH ARE
ALLICOEs, Ginghams, Cambrcs. Furniture Cal
~ licoes India Cottons, shr,ing do Drnites, long
Lawns. Vest Patterns, 60 Silk shswls, small ditto.
Cotton Imitation, do Lustrings. black and colored
Canton Grapes. italian do Bandanna, Flag and Bar
ce!ooa handkerchief, Womens' Cotton Stockings at
SO cts per pair Pocket Tlaudkcrchefs 10 ID cents
Lenos IS cts Umbrellas s i25, Laces IL i.2 cents,
Gloves, plad ard plain Rbbans, cusimeres, Boynba-
zettes, FIannels, Ratinetts--toge,her with great
number OF ether articles not mentioned.
Newport. May 29. 1916.
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Eleazer Reed, jun.
RasJor sale, in store, on Lyons wharf
IS casks prime new Rice;
US bbs. Tar; 25 do Turpentine,
1900 spokcs for Carriage Wheels;
IL kegs White Lead;
500 Fur skins 200 W.T. Deeswax,
600 VT. Cotton.
'ffso' for sole--Pcw No, z, in the Rev. .GMr.
Nyoowns Meeung House, ~. June l9. !.
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GRAPES, SHAWLS, &C..

Z LEGANT Nankin a@! Canton CR.2PES, grea.
IL variety of colors, of superior quality.
Real Merino SH.iWLS, long ano. square MAN.
TIES Of do.
determination merino and cotton Shawls /;
large silk do. brown undressed Prints best Eng.
lsh silk Gloves; linen cAmbric Handkcrcbefs; extra
Gne plain Lenos real Lawn white Italian Grapes.
Lustrings and Levantines, grea. variety.
The abeve are just received, and for sale At
JAMES HAMMOND's
Dry Goods and Book Store,
Ne. lO4, Ihamssstrees.
ELEGANT
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MaSonic Minstrel.

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This book 10 large octave sizc, printed on fine
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NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN,

i ATageeahy ,spasedd the last ofCo
from Decembe
licenses walt
to he d o. hichwn
,accod a ueum for which the
ear "a
nspns the
must The o the eprt be behe that
June udb
a 6 in cent DR. ny
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-01

CoNpITroNs oE THE HERALD.
The subscription is Five Dollars pc
ahsaum--payahle By town subscribers
half yearly in advance.
Country subscribers (from the diff
Cui,yrof collecting at distrahce) viii
beexpected to pay the whole year in ad
vance or the time for which they sub
scrihe, or give responsible fiiend il.
town.
No subscription taken for less thar
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Editors until all arrearsges lave beer
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Advertisements not exceeding .
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JUST PUBLISHED
IN lale ~ "a SNbLcriber.

a second volume of Allson's Sermons.
he poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Robert Southey, esq. IS cts.
NJ. De Roccas' Memories of The French
war in Spain, dollar
Paris Reyiiited in 1873, by ] Scott, n
dollar.
Valentine Eve, by Mrs Opie, dolls.
Tales of Fancy, by Mifs Burney, dol.
Chrlstable, K ubla Khan, and the Pans
of sleep, Vifion, by S. T Coleridge,
al 4 cts.
Chrifian Disciple, Friend of Peace.
Mafonic MinGrel, Election Of Maicnic,
detrimental and humorous fongs, d ietts,
glees chorufes, rounds and caazonetts, fef-
pectfully dedicated to the mof antient and
honorable fraternity of free and accepted
Maions,. with an appendix, containing a
fhort hiitorical account of Mafonry, and
likewife In Of all The Lodges the Unit.
ed States.
N. B -Subscribers to the laft mentioned
book, will pleas call or send for them he
subscribers price IS dolls non subscribers
8 50 ROBT. GRAY.
} Oct. rs.
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GNEAT BARGAINS,

Ci6 HAE BARGAINS,
Athc corner Of Henry and htag 5trces8,
Chhosite Bn.fs' and Cdqoood's store,
Lopdgn cloths of the first, secead
and bird qualities, cashmere and vest.
,ncs. Just received and now opeidng
hapdsome assortment Of superfne
prints, fancy muslins Of the ne~es.
fashions, cambria and book muslin
urniture CaIicoes, citmilies, shirlings
md variety of India goods, shawls
ginghsms, Jeans, and silk handker-
bicrs, imported bed tickings very
el.rs2. stripes and variety Of other ar.
ti.its suitable for the season.
ALS0,
4 handsome assortment Of Domestic
Goods, which | will sell lower thai.
tbey were ever sold for in this place at
Wholesale or retail. Customers win
aot be disappointed--ealI and judge Tor
ourselves.
CHARLES SCOTT.
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FALL GOODS.
Lit. Col. ArInistead of the United

States Engineers,
WHISTLES to contract for 5000
w bbls of Lime-s,ooo perch o..
buildips; Stone, to DC delivered in the
months of March, April, May and June
1t Fort Washington, on the Potomac.
Feb. 9 IT