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Charleston, ,sagalst 9.
LATEST FROM HAVANA.

wme learn by capt. Wells, of the schg
n Ss |. arrived here yesterday afternoon
ssn Suays rom HAVANA, that the Cartha
Seroa a Sraizers still continued very nu.
sonm; s around the coast Of Cuba, anc
dsoras,.'ed the most open and alarming
iteS I g, upon the Spanish commerce
t;ea;aaa ss4uently boarded Americans, hu
1'em With marked politeness. A
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,tiade Mr.. Madison@

What private grleis, what dlsaP-
pointed ambition. prevailed on the AurO'
"a, to expose the enormous CORRUPTION IN
the land de- a,tment Of the treasury, ten
years ago, and the enormous estates Sc
icureG under the influence OF that Office,
and III violation Of the laws, by which
the Office is established.
When in the negotiation of the pay
|ments Of the public debts in foreign coun-
trles. it was contrived to interpolate Ii
Ia pubic law odious and corrupt double a.
'gency, what secret griets, what personal
Interest had the Aurora, to expose this
premediated fraud, and to be instrument
ta in frustrating one Of the shameful q
genc!es.
v ben he replies to the foregoing, we
shall pro5.,biy take him or the other
tack.
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lmetives; why does he net point out tlos
lressntnents, that ambition, or those Sc
cret objects, which he says it is necessa
!~y to sift.l
Suppose he were asked, what privat
lgriefs swayed his Judgment, when tn
aurora attacked the yazoo speculation
lin the year 1914 does this vindicater o
ministerial abuse know that the ed;to'
could have obtained 90, coo acres O
Yazoo land only for silence.
Does he know, or does he want to b.
told, the particulars. that the members Of
1.-The administrator, have never forgiven
1.-The Aurora, for an cndeavor to rescue
their reputation from the suspicion of a
participation of that infamous corruption,
which effort honestly intended, led to the
discovery of the very fact which he had
|di.belieyed. /?
When on the 5th of March, 1906, John
Randolph proclaimed, in congress. the
breach of confidence made by Abort
|Gallatin, what personal Ambition, what
private SilCiS USci dtCu oii thO |Auioi q "
give full exposition.
When Gallatin publicly declared the
uuitness of Mr.. Madison for a president
from his want of decision and any fixed
principles, what private griefs, what per-
sonal ambition induced the exposition
by the Aurora.
When Galls.in betrayed Monroe, to
whom, and whose friends he had piedg-
ed himself, and became the servile fatter-
er. and sent his wife to visit Mrs. Ma.
Olson, and unsay all the formcr sayings,
what private grEefs, what ambition was it
that induced the Aurora to reprobatc
this Cd Gus lie que of deceit and batter and
sale Of mora and political character Of
the government.
When Erskih's negocistion with Gala
tin IN secret, subversiye Of every known
maxim of propriety was carried on ce-
eret, without the knowledge Of the proper
officer, what Secret grief. what personal!
ambition, could induce the Aurora to vim
dica man who was not his friend a,
sainst the dcpsavity Of his protested
friends,
Was it the private g'iets of the Auro-
IA, o. ats disappointed ambition that
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.Es@port, r. |. August $.
.lXFR AORDINARY PRODUCTION

homas townsend, Esq last week oh
ltained FROM his To-, called the heater lot
twelve tons one hundred and two Quar-
tiers Of Hay, as certified by the weighe
Said lot contains three acres and quar-
ter Gt land.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, AuausT Is.

a.s decision made by the Convention
,n rau from the, Banks OF N. York
alr,,ia and Baltimore, lately as
f 1u',SIed IN Philadelphia, that they @oule
s 'ss'aDo,n,uepa to the Banksof their respee
~ cities, to fix on the first Monday n
~ ~. ssrt. for the general and simultane
-. :, resumption Of specie payments, wa
~ ssr,amuaicated to the Secretary OF th'
Treas BY committee wha waited q
:. s,s lor that purpose: Although the day
ss,Sdis not so early as the Secretary had
. .a'r,emplated, we have the satisfaction
: learn. that he is disposed to acquiesct
i tbe proposed arrangement, If adopted
= : II the Banks as We have 40 doubt 4
WILDE.
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From the Fpdsral Republican.
MORE OF DUANE,

The Presidents friend Duanes in an
swer to an attack made upon BIN IN the
Richmond Enquire, impsachlng his no
tives, alledses the following facts IN the
,hape Of interrogatories. 80.
Then, rs to the motiyes of tins motive
a,oager-why does he not exhibit those
private griefs, which fern one class OF
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Pubic Sale.

On Tuesday next the Goth instant, VII!
be sold at the Vendue Store, corner Q.
Prince and Fairfax streets,
RUM in hogsheads
Queensware in crates
Imperial 4 y. hyson teas ia chests
Indigo
Mustard
Soap, etc. etc.
ALSO,
Cloths, imperial cords
Caiicoes
Cambrick and book muslin
Marseilles vestins
Ginghams, etc.
Also,
r About 1000 dollars Merchants
Bank Paper.
Terms made known at the place O.
sale.
PC. Msrs.el'cs.
August is
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From The sNs,g- York Courier.
Mr.. CRAWFORD.

Before the democrats in Congress bad
Ithe frmness to oppose Mr.. Crawford to
tine Virginia dynasty, and thereby inter,
| rupt the regular succession to tlle AmerI-
can throne. he was the darling OF the ad-
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lA<lvei tiScmclt.


VIII! De sold, 20 die Highest bidder. fys
cash, at William P. Richardson's Ia
vern, Fairfax Court House, on Satsr-
day The l7ta day Of August next
a LII the right, title and interest os
a HtrGme Lindsay q Thomas Lind
saq, inso!yent DEBTORS to and in dhe Ger.
tam tract or parce! Of land lying in SAID
county Of Fairfax. said TO contain 100
acres more or less-to satisfy suEdy exc
cutieus under which they sssre ia custo.
DIV, &c Any information relative to
,aid land can be had on application to
Robert isadclitis, ID. S.
Fvr James Coleman, Sheriff,
July 90 cots
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Bali. Federal Gazette.

We are much pleased to learn, that
j. Collector Of this port has not adopt
Il the erroneous constructors Of the law
a.oscting Drawbacks, on which the Col.
,S Of Nee York has acted.-U.
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Port of Alexandra.
ENTERED,

ENTERED,
Brig Befscy, pote, Eastport.
Schooner Five Sisters, Fisher, Ph:la
ielphia.
Schooner Betsy. Lewis, Boston.
Schooner Resolution. Ellis, Sandwich
CLEARED,
sioop Pike, Clements, Baltimore.
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The Museum viii be ope,
for the reception OF Visitors, on .do1'd0$t
IYpdnesday end Saturday afternoon
from 5 TO 6 o'clock.
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lhls day is published,
.aad ready for de5svsry to Subscribers,
The First Number Of the
MONTHLY TESIT.2.FT,
SOMETHING GID.

4 Periodical York, intcnded to be-
continued monthly for twelve months, or
.onger, if mutually agreeable to subscti-
aers and the Editor.
CONDITIONS.
T. The VIstTANT will be Handsomely
printed, on good paper, with new type,
procured for the occasion.
Il. A number containing % 0ctaso
;ages, stitched iii niue pape', vii! be IS
sued once month, and delivered to spI-
,cribers id Alexandra, at 95 cents per
number. payable on delivery.
A. Subscriptions to.thc above
Work viii be received at the
Office Of the Alexandra Caz-
ette.
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In convention, OPP
pose giving bank
power to congress.
IN 1871, oppose a
bank as uLconsti
'lade Mr.. aladison@ tu.ional.
In 1911, reject 4
bank as unco1sti
tutlonal.
ln1S16,recognise il
as unconstitutional
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y /. .tt ~ se ,f4 :. : : = =
{. afessrs. savary and Lalfemand haf
been some time at Smyrna ; the forme'
still remained there, and was preparing !
Narrative Of the late events. He state.
that Napoleon was received by capt,
Maitland on condition that he should re.
main in England. Gen., Lallemand had
left Syrna, il was supposed for England.
8. The captain-P acha, with rs sail, was
on a cruise in the Archipelago.
(. ,rhe United States sloop Of war Pea
cock, captain Rogers, arrived at Gibral-
tar on the 18th ult. and the Hornet,
lieutenant Caxron, 2 days from Malaga.
g On the 18th ult Lord Exmouth sail.
ed for Algiers, with second inyinciblc
armada, consisting Of ls sail, among
which were two deckers, and three 74's
together with a hotilla Of gun-boats, bomb
ketches, &C. The Dutch admiral follow
ed in the wake Of his !ordship.
{" Adyices received at Gibraltar from
Algiers. stated, that the Dey was well
to receive Lord Exmouth. and
was determined 10 defend himself despe-
rate'y. Many French engineers had en-
tered his scryice::'
BG The Boxer we have received GibraI
tar papers Of the 10th ult.
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The Subscriber
At his Store ON Cameron street, oppes
tie the Market, in addition to his former
took Of Liquors, Wines. Teas, Groces
,ies, etc. etc.
Has Just receiDed
IS hogsheads Pennsylvania
Rye Whiskey,


Which with the articles above are Of
Tered for sale.
In a few days his Store on the second
floor viii he completed, where he now Of
fers for sale, general assortment of
Plain and Cut Glass, { hinas
DELPHI and Queens Ware, etc. etc. Tea
trays and walters, bread 4 knife trays,
a great variety, some of them very eles
sant; first quality Britannia ware, iii
sets complete; cruet stands variety :
copper, block tin and iron timed tea ketS
ties. coffee mills, iron timed saucepanss
of all! sizes. bell metal preserving panss
bellows, American aud British, chatting
dishes, gridirons, frying pans, coal hods
With sifters, coal boxes, shovels, etcs
brushes, Of all kinds German looking
glasses, snuff and tobacco boxes varie.
ty. plated candlesticks some oft them eies
CANT. Market baskets, etc. etc. with d
variety OF other articles too tedious to
merton, all Of which will be sold on mas
derate and accommodating terms.
WILLIAM DUNLAP.
Sept, II. co.
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RICHMOND, Sept. l6.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.


The next session Of the Legislature is
fixed by Jaw tomeet on the FIRST Monday
Of December next--but, if the Council of
State should please 20 call them sooner,
they will meet about the first day OF No
sember. The council are themselves t.
meet about the Goth inst. upon this In
teresting question: and if the decision
should be IN favor Of a call. they will have
time enough to efiectit by the lst OF No
rember-forty days are sufficient TO Gu
culate the proclamation, and bring the
members to Richmond.
1t is an event, let it take place whei
it may, to which we look forward witt
much anxiety. Few Legislatures have
ever met, in that Capitol, which have hao
more weighty matters TO adjust. Few
sessions can be more interesting, thai
the oae before US. Let us pass in review
same Of the principal topics which vii
necessarily cume before them.
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LATER FROM GIBRALTAR.
80 ton, Sept. 13-NG

By the brig Boxer. capt. Mix, in s6
days from Gibraltar, the editors OF the n.
York. Gaze lite have received the follow
ing important adviccs;
!. The British frigate with the Algerine
ambassador to the Sublime Porte, remain.
ed at the isle of Tenedes, the Grand
refusing to allow her to pass the
Dardanelles. The ambassador wished
TO be landed at the island, but the com
mauder Of the frigate declared he woult
carry him back TO Anglers, unless he was
allowed to. land him at Constantine
|ple.
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mart, which has given way, comprises 8
Sid piers, and 4 lengths, from pier to pr
sr, Of about SO feet each--the whole space
sWept of, comprising thus about 200
Feet.
Trent's bridge has stood, with the e1-
eeption Of two lengths, as far as can be
from the break in the ripple,
as we'll as the timbers caught--one OF
these lengths is supposed to be about 80
feet, and the other "a. The break Is
nearer to this shore, aud is supposed to
have been made in a place, where the
locks, to which the bridge throughout is
holted by iron bars, stood so low from
the siils as to have made it difficult to RI
vet them firmly with the bolts, But the
sridge has not yet emerged above the wa
Ter. SD as to enable US to ascertain the
extent OF the injury. Some of the tim
beers descending the current struck a
aainst Mayo's bridge, aad were stop
ped.
The north eastern angle OF Ceutt's
tisliirg house on the sandy Bar, was
enocEed in, towards the bottom.
We have not asccrtained the particu-
AIRS of the injury sustained from the
sresh above or below this CITY. 1t sad
nat the negro who was swept away from
rents Bridge, succeeded in getting
Town to sfayo's Bridge. and making his
way into a house in Manchester, where
Ae.breathed his last.
The fresh began to subside on Satar-
say--and at this time, Sunday evening,
AS fallen in some places from six to
eight feet.
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THE FRESH.

The river continued TO rise until II
o'clock, on Saturday, when the fresh had
attained It's greatest height ; oa.y an inch
or two lower than the high fresh OF 1914,
.Mayo's bridge from within a few feet OF
this side to tie llhouse, was complete
Nv covered with water; the hand rails a.
lone pcepiug above it. rhe causeway'
.unning through the island, on which the
toll house is erected, was also immersed
iu water. as was also the whole island
with the exception of a few yards. The
water of course penetrated into the lower
aaer of the houses. The whole OF the
bridge succeeded in resisting the pres,
sure except that part beyond the toll
house, which laid between the cauSeWa,y
md the new piers lately erected. Ina,
|pars being carried away which reslsteo
t.he former fresh, and that which gave
az to the former (being that part OF
which the new piers are formed resist
ing ths>shock Of the presen irsesh' iht
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c0NrR Asst About the wear 1925
ae AIqerines were so insolent. that they
ssasnly detied all the powers of Europe.
sPeeut the Dutch.--Ia 1916. they bold
10 Dutch in more sovereign contempt
. ~ any power! Such is the Revolution
,owhich states are liable
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FOR SA e,
Valuable Property.

~ TRACTof land in Fairfax cOuntys
situate one and an half miles from Occol
QUAR-. and twelve from Alexandria, con.
tanning 1000 acres-s00 of which are heas
yiy timGered.
There are on this property; comforta-
bic dwelling house, kitchen, granafys
stabiing for fourteen horses, and several
snail houses for negroes; an apple orchard
in full bearing, and two springs OF excel.
lent water very convenient to the builds
ings.
The soil is naturally good and very Sis
ceptihle Of Improvement by the clover and'
nIaister sytem. This land is known tp
Weld between 20 & S0cords Of wood per
acre, exclusive of timber ga ready sale for
all the wood that can be cartcd to the
beach.
To persons wishing to embark In the
timber business, this would be an adyan-
tageoas purchase.
The subscriber will sell with this pre-
pertv two excellent Wagons and teams.
together with all the necessary utensils
for farming and conveying timber.
The subscriber will also sell one sixth
part Of the following undivided property,
viz.
A tract of land Wing on the south side
Of -Four Mile Creek, known by the name
OF the Preston tract. situate one and half
miles from Alexandria, and four from
Washington and Geors etown. This tract
contains 1850 acres. The public roads
passing between the above mentioned ci-
ties, together with many local advantages
render this property particularly desira-
Bile.
Also, 1900 building lots in Alexandria,
situate in wards
No. 2 and s, lying principally on Ca
meron, Queen. 0ronoko, Pendleten,
Wiihe, Jefferson & Madison streets.
Also, oue hundred and twenty acres
Of land situate an half mile from Alex
andria on the Leesburg road, adjoining
Peter Sherron's lots, formerly Conway's
meadows.
Also, tract or parcel of land in King
George county, Virginia, SO miles frog
Alexandria situate opposite Maryland
point, on .Potomack river, and binaing
one mile thereon, known by the name
of Boyd's Hole, and containing 1900
acres. Nine hundred acres of this pro-
perty are in heavy timber, inferior to-
none on Potonack river.
On this land is store house which
rents for % pounds per annum, dwell.
ling house, with all ether necessary OUT
houses.
Also. tract Of Land in The upper
part Of Fairfax county, bordering on the
I.oudoun line, about tNo miles from the
Great Falls of Potomac, containing 425
acres. There are OH this tract an excel
lent dwelling house, kitchen, stable, graz
nary, large apple orchard of the most
select fruit, a spring OF good water, and
suhicieucy of fuel. and rail timber for
supporting a farm. A liberal credit will
be given for one half of the purchase mo.
ney, aud stock in any of the chartered
banks, or chartered paper will be receiv-
ed in payment.
Richard 3. Alexander.
september 10 dst2awtf
lust received for salc.
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One Cent Re10ard.

Ran away from tire subscriber, two
BOYS. bound to the house,
ba>ness, viz. John Harper
AID Samuel Mitchell. The former left
me on the first Of July, and the latter on
the 2lst July last. they are both about
10 years old. The above reward will be
given and no charges paid. Masters Of
vessels and others are forewarned from
narborieg or employing either Of them, at
their peril.
Thomas Preston.
september 70 St"
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Night School.

n ME Subscriber begs leave to inform
4 fhe citizens, aud MS patrons in par
licuiar, that his Night School will com
mence on Monday evening the Esd in
slant.
n. B. Terms as heretofore.
G w. Carlin.
September 10
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Leather Store.
Joseph Hestsn and Co.

Have for sale at thcir shop cn Prince
street. between Water and Union streets,
good assortment of LEATHER at re,
daced prices.
The highest p'ices given for Hides and
skins.
senteINbnr 19 St
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septe mber 10
TO LET.

A pleasant q convenient House, suita
BILE for a genteel family, on Water street
formerly the residence Of Daniel Mclean
Esquire.
A. Holbrook.
september IA 2awtf
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, September Term,
1916.
Ordered, that the administrators OF
llenry ). Ea.l, deceased, do insert the
asu-i advertisement three times a week
Tor two weeks, in the Alexandria news
papers.--A copy.-Teste,
A, Moore, r. W.
THIS is to give notice, that the sub.
ecilaer, OF Alexandria county, in the dis
+trlct OF ColuEibia, has obtained from the
+urphaas Court of said county letters OF
administration on the estate Of Henry S.
h@rs; late OF the county aforesaid de-
ceased--All persons having claims against
the sad dsccdent. are hereby required
TO present the same to the subscriber,
passed by the Orphans Court. on or be-
tore the 18th day OF March next, or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
&c SAID estate; and those Indebted there
10 are required to make imme date pay
ment. 0lven auder my hand this 10th
September, 1916.
Phoebe Earl, Adm'g
OF Henry $. Earl.
september 10 eosw
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District Of Columbia, to 1cit;
BE IF REMEMRERED

That on the eleventh day of Sep
TENDER, in the forty first year d
the independence Of the Unilet
States Of America, VILLA Al
IL. 81 CRANCH, of the said district
hath deposited in this Office the
title ct book. the right whereof
he clai.ns as author, in the words
following, to wit:
" Reports OF Cases argued and ad.
Judged in the sapreme Court of the U.
states, in February term, 1912. and Fe
oruary term, 1918. Vol. VII. BY MI
lam Crand, Chief Judge of the Circut
Cou t OF the district of Columbia. Pc
thus lsaoratio juris itiglosa est guam sci
entia. S Gle. de ieeibus. dial. i"
In conformity to the act of the Con-
sress Of the United States. intituled I" in
act foT the encouragement OF learning, by
securing the copies Of maps. charts and
books, to the authors aud proprietors of
such copies, during the times therein
G DENEALE, Cle.k
OF The District Court of Columbia.
Gembcr 70 no4ws
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.Ner York september Is, 1916.

The editors Of tie New York Gazette
ire Indebted to ter Boston correSpot-
dent for the following interesting news.
Merchants UaU.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04
ROBERT GRAY.
Has Ia;ely received for sale the FOL.
lowing Books.

Has Ia;ely received for sale the FOL
loving Books.
Mafon's Plea FOR sacranental Communion
on Catholic principles.
New Military Difcipline for the field ex
erciie and manoeuvres of the infantry of the
United States, complied and adapted to the
organization OF the arNny;of the u States,
agreeably TO a reiolve cE Congrsfs, dated
December, 1874.
Pocket Bibles in elegant and plain binding
Smith and Little's, and Adgate's muiic
books.
Davidfon's Philadelphia Latin Grammar.
Murray's Grammar, Key, Exercile, In.
PRODUCTION, Reader, and Sequel.
Scott's LeAons, Sanford and Morton.
Rudiman'S RudimentS of the Latin
Tongue.
Bunyan's Holy War, Goldfmtd's Rome,
Death OF Abel, Waverly, M'Fingal, Lewis
and Clark's Travels 10 the Pacific Ocean,
American Star, Hervey's mcditations, Bell's
Objections, JESS AHiitant, Hunters Sacred
Biography, Jackfon's Book Keeping, Prac-
teal Education, Taylor's Sermons, Life of
Fenelon, Telemachus, Moore's Anacreon,
Curie OF Kelfanla, Thalaba or the defroyer,
Life Of Cook the fragsdjan, Sllmagundi, Ef-
priella's Letter., Foote'S Works, Beauties OF
the Botanic Garden, The Year, a poem /;
PleaIures and Pains of Memory, Memoirs
Of Henry Kirk White, Popc's Works, Lord
of the Isles, Broad Grins, Tourif's Guide,
Pleaiures of Hope, Gertrude of Wyoming,
Dunlap's Plays, Ramblei's Magazine, Ho-
mer burlelqued, DR.. fraels Romance, En-
chanted Plants Fables of Flora, Cattle
Rackrent, Rival Princes, Cutter, Founding
of Belgrade, ION Raphael, Cattle of Otran-
to, Village Pailor, Self Controul, Looking
glafs for the mind, N1infrel, Baxtef's Call,
| Triumphs of Temper, New York Precep
tor, Young's night Thoughts, Calendar OF
Nature, Choice Emblems, Child's Maya
zine, Chid's Cabinet, Snowden's America,
Weem's Life of Warrington, Doddridge's
Family Expoftor, Hufell's Modern Eu-
rope, Gibbons Roman Empire, elegantly
bound in calfand gilt.
ON HAND,
Spelling Books, Tesamcnts, States, Pen.
ellis, Waters, Quills, lealing Wax, Writing
Paper, Paint Boxes, Hair Pencils, German
Flutes, Clsrionets, Violins, Violin Strings,
Bows and Bridges, &c.
ALSO,
a large stock of miscellaneous books
which he will fell at retail prices foranchar.
cred country bank rotssJ at par,
ScPtcnbeFT,