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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-07
February 5
Charles Couu'y Court,
August Term 1916,

L
On application 20 Charles County Court
|by petition in writing of JOAN Budd, Of
Charles County. for the fensG; OF he act
of assembly for the rcliei Of .unGry ir.ol
vent dehto-s, passed at November sessicn
1905. e the several supplements the, c,o;
on the terms mcntiuneI. tlieieiu +; a sChe-
'lule OF his property and list Of Iis ere:
,litors on oath, as far as T., car ascertain
them. accompanying his petition s.d
the court betty satisfied by Competent
Testimony, that the said John puid has
resided two years immediately preaching
the time ofhis application, in the sia.e n
Maryland 4 is tiereppon ordered a..d
Sedjudyed, that the said Juin Rudd, ~
causing a copy OF this order to be Inserted
IN some one Of the newspapers edited II
the district Of Columbia, once i week Far
two months before the thud Mehdav in
March next. give notice, 70 ais Gre!
Idits.s to APPEAR brlme the saiI
court at the Ceur, house il Charlie town.
On the said third Monday in siarch neAi
for the purpose Of accommodating a trus.
tee for their Se.ctt, and 10 ,hew oanse
II any they have, Ehy the suid JOAN Gadd
shcu!d no; have the Benefit Of me acl IL
assembly Aforesaid, and the several sup.
p!cDcnts ttiefeto, as PRAYED.
Te>te. J0HH BAENES, Ok.
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Ttilinore, FEB. 4.

BiNinore. RtJ. 4.
From Annapolis We learn. that the
bill for en!arging the bounds OF the
civ Of Baltimore was passed yesier'
d,, by the Senate aud has become
"a law. The bill for establishing a
criminal court for the city OF BaltI'
more, as amended by the House 0!
Delegates. was also passed Yesterday
by the Senate and has becomes law
which takes effect, our informant be-
,ieyes from the time Of its passage
The bill to prevent Dueling, (pub
,;sbed in the Gazette Of Wednesday
,ast) has passed the Senate the
first section being so altered as "a
punish offenders by a confinement ia
the pepitentiary, instead OF the
punishment OF death as originally
renorted. A bill has passed both
houses authorizing the Governor and
Council 10 appoint Wood Corders foI
the City of Baltimore. The bill for
the removal Of the Seat of Govern
ment is postponed until the next ses'
sion of Assembly, and a motion &c
rint il for the information of the
.,rople. rejected by q vote Of "a to
8 law his passed for the insoi'
vent debtors in the City and county
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, FspnrAnr 7.
rRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT
AT WASHINGTON.

FoDFudTy We
The business on which Congress.
mean particularly the House OF Re
,r.sentatiyss, was employed ycstef-
ssy. was a train of bills respecting
our military establishment, in the
sIirht discussion upon which nothing
occurred werth any extraordinary
,ot;re, but short speech Of the Speak
.r.s in answer to an assertion Of &C.
neral Hc. rison, that our sthcors. the
HIGHER ones particularly, were worse
maid. and fewer in proportion to the
,,mber of men than those OF any
country in Europe. The reply OF the
sneaker was, for the Length or it. as
animated a specimen of anpremed'tat-
cd, spontaneous elognence as l have
heard Cor many years. 1t came hot
from the mint Of the heart. and was
felt and applauiea by men Of all par
6es. Nor was It the less deserving
Of praise for enforcing the necessity
Of economy and retrenchment in the
military department. &
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Pubic Sale

FubhC Sale
On Friday next. the 7,h oI Feb will b.
sold at the Vrndue Store, coruer oI
Prince and Water streets withou
reserve:
4 bales spperGae and second cloths
1 ditto plaias
Kerssys. fiaHne's
Imperial ami Benhct's cords
Cnrdrrov.. insh linens
Cambria aid leno cousins
ni'nities. p.st,I'a,, COTTON shirtings
GaIicecs. mems e ~mnens' cotton hos,
Ginsnar.s, tbscals. laces, etc. etc.
hGS0,
Sugar in barrels
Starch in kegs
bale brown rolls, etc.
?. q. Msrstelier.
Febrnary'6
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DISTRICT OF C1LUMBLi.
.'onnty Of Alexandria, to wit: NoTem
her Term. 1916.
IN CHANCERY.
febrnary'6

1N SAhANSLnAs
Colin Aud, ooinplainan,-agaiast
John Mills, junior. Nob.et Herbert uut
Alexander gasgott, deffs.
The defendant John Mills. Junior, moi
having entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute aud The
rules II this c6art, aud it appearing IL
the satisfaction of The court upon Aida,
Wit, that the sid defendant John Mills
Junior, is not an inhabitant of this dis
irict: on motion of Tie compla nant BY
al. counsel, it is ordered. that the said
defendant John Mills. junior. do appear
here on the FIRST day Of hpri! term nex'
and enter ms appearance TO the suit and
give security for performing the decree.
Of the court and liz the other defend
ants Noblcs Herbert and tlexauder Bag
cot. do not pay away, convey Or secrete
The debts by them owing to. or the estate
or effects in their hands belonging to the
SAID absent defendant John Mills, junior
until The further order or decree OF this
court; AID that a copy Of this order be
forthwith published for two months sue
cessively in one Of the public newspapers
published in this county, and that ano'
Their copy be posted at the front door o.
the court house Of said county.
Copy-Teste.
&. DENEAuE, C. c.
January % law2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-07
THE GOLDEN OR SILVER Age
RETRIEVING.

We have the satisfaction Of an1aunc
Hg. that at meeting OF the bank dele
vatss from Richmond, Baltimore, Phila,
Selnbia. and New York, held in this sity
or Saturday hast, it was resolved tha,
the respective banks represented, w"n'a
resume the payment OF specie ON the 2oFl'
ef this noath, This measure ~iil almost
;pstantaueOusly. produce the ltnporta II
effect Of equai,zing the currency OF the
United States. as well as to abolish the
circulation Of small tickets, which have
so long yexed aud ADVISED tue pnb'ic. II
now only remains with the public to sx-
erci,e a corresponding disposition with
The banks, to insure the happieSt result;
FROM this arrangement. These are nc
doubt large suns Of specie distressed
throughout the community, which han
been withheld from circulation in conse
oaeues 81 the peculiarly delicate situation
of the national finances. The present
ia fine proper period for the holders 10
uslosk their c,FSrs aod, by eec3ndias
the iuaiciaaS measures OF the banIS. to
sT.ct restoration CT ruhlit cns6isnce,
which is all that rs 'van'el +" insure a
general specie ejaculation throughout the
y. States.
The arrangement as lhc bank'- noticed
sbnve, has already had the effret Of re-
ducing the premium o. specie, as we'll rs
e,uaISzins the exchan,e between y.
York. Baltimore ami Philadelphia. |, is
even stated that some exchange brnkcrs
signs had beea taken hoMn. Tbs IS
surely good siga OF the times.
PA Gag.
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Public Sale
To be SOLD, for tbs best price o. '2;E
g" brings:

offHg
Three valG bic TIVE. sic.y
we'll faished Brick ieaements a'I Eats.
on Saturday the 9Th Of March, 1T .-r'fe
u'clock, situated on the east 81 : -.
ington street, between Prince :''' ':"ie
streets IN the town Of Alexan,i, =, =. IN
we're conveyed 10 me b. Jonsh'n :. =
field and wate, in trust, to ,.".," ny
Andrew Scholhe'd against or';s;e -:
dcrsements By him made tor tie s't'.n:
medallion Of the SAID Jonathan Tie -.
bOye tenements have a healthy si.c.t'rn
and in = senteei neighborhood Nell 81 n
lated for private families /; All yi.i 20
sod without reserve. Terms made kncN!s
at time Of sale.
= r. I. TAyLt,'j.
February 5 ects
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Birth Night Ball.

Persons disposed 10 subscribe to the
Birth Night Ball, to be held at M'Laugh-
in's slotel, on the 23d Of February, inst.
will please meet on Saturday evening
next at 6 o'clock, to make arrangements
for tine same.
II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-07

|of Baltimore. the provisions oRwiiich
|are materially different from those
Of the present system. A bill estab-
Fishing the salaries o. the Judges OF
Baltimore City court, bad been re
lpo led but had net passed when our
informant left Annapolis
On Friday last. the trial Of Solo.
Imon Thomas. youth in his sixteenth
year. on a charge of mansiaugbter.
commenced before the Court Of Oyer
and Terminer and Jaoi Delivery for
Baltimore county. now 10 session 10
this city. The examination of wit
nesses 4 arguments of counsel were
not concluded until four O'Clock in
the afternoon of Yesterday. After
charge from Judge Martin. the jury
retired to o room where they re
NAMED until eleven O'Clock this
morning, wien they appeared IN
ICeart and delivered a verdict Of Ac-
lquittal.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-07

For Boston,
EES The Schooner :
SEMp Rcbecca,
1929 Theodore Berry. master,
Now loading, will sal! in lew days amt
take AGO barrels on freight.
Apply TO
LaWrSson ard Foxie.
Who have received per the >shoone
Victory, capt. Gorham. from Boston.
AND FOR SALE.
, 4 bales Burboon Gurrahs
Q cases BaDdanna's
IA chests Hyson skin Tea
$50 reams Wrapping paper
AZ casks Nails assorted, from id 70
cod
,JabHarV Q
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~ LET.
OR FOR SAl.E,
hectmhc: II

The House lately occupied by William
Wood. situated ON Ro,sI street, south
Of King street, three doors below the OF!
fee Of Samuel SDowden, Possession
may be had the first Of February
Also, the House 1 at present occupy,
10 the east of the above. For particulars
enquire Of
Joseph insle, hlesandria:
January ss
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MARRIED.

Last evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Brack.
7uridse, Mr.. JAMES w, JOHNSTON,
# Washington City, to Mrs. RhCkEL
D0EDlN, Of this town
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-07
BY John Jackson & Go.

In Saturday 9th instant, to commence
at ten o'clock, at the Auction Room
on Union street-without reserve
Mould and dipt candles, choc o'att
te,dage beef brandy raislns 'lnega'
lhnuacc etc. in the grocery line.
Immediately after, to close Concert
A considerable quantity Of ready made
|clotliing cloths Kerseye:es tianneli
|baizes blankets calisoes ginghams lent
and iscouet muslins cottsn and liner
|cambrics hosiery grapes etc. being the
balance OF a stock Of a house declining
business, which will be positively sold
for the most they will bring.
/ bale elegant colored boinbazcts, brown
green blue drab scarlet mulberry ant
black,
Il eases caiicoes, elegant new patterns
2 cases Irish linens, high and low prices
l ditto bembazcts and p"plins
| ditto best London pocket pins
| ditto dit, pound ditto
4 ditto domestic
ditto vc.ye,s and cords
| ,litto Madras Inldkerchiefs
/ alto iicrencss
Cotton and linen cambrics, zero and
book muslin, sup u seeond s.a.bs, cas-.
s.meres, coatings, bookings, blankets
hosiery, etc. etc.
FEB 6
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For Liverpool,

For Liverpool,
kES Tina PRIME. fast .ailins
f$saHs ship NEW JERSEY. Capt.
,&asSR \. Hodgki"son +; having rsrt
~ OF her cargo engaged, wi!
take freight on moderate terms.
Apply to
Brown and Wilson,
or Joseph Dean.
January 6 n
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For New Orleans,

For New Orleans,
z6S The ship Potomac, Charles
x&ES, Bradford, master; will sail
S On the Goth Of the ensuing
sS<zzH month. ~esther permitting
F.r freight or passage. having excellent
,acomipOdations, apply to
John Jannsy and @.
lmo. g %
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Merchants Bank Paper.

MERCHANTS Bank FapcE.
I will receive a few huudr'd dollars o.
Merchants Bank Paper in payment for
dry goods, at 80 cents to the de'lar.
Joaathan sekolfsld.
February z
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-07
WHISKEY.

LINDSAY Y HILL,
Have lust received and offer for sale
5 barrels rccti6ed Whisksy-old.
Febru,ry7 u
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Will be addet. to Saturdays

Will be addeG. to Saturdays
SALE,
case Linen, Bed Ticking
1 Brown Linens
bale sup. Cassimeres
o do tine Cloths
e do Blankets
ALSO,
10 bbis. Prime peix
10 do WMskry
le f,ains Batter
JOHN JACKSON, & Co.
February z
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NosroIk. Feb. S.

NosrcIk. Feb. S.
Arrived. big Dryad, BH6iasten. o.
l73 day, f'sn Ca'r"tta,
;rmnd 10 Boston. Vessel: EFT have aecn
sooried 5y former arrivals. The Dryad
confirmation Of cal'ns ar'i
adyer., ,.iras. but 10 accidents until her
arrival On the coaSt. when shS encnnu.
lsred thesirient ner;hera gale m the ls,h
az. WITCH took htsr is passing Rlnrs.
.ia.d and drove her off: several OF tn"
crew being sick Of the sco'yy |. bccamc
acccssarv TO msks ior the frat port. nn
the southern edge Of tie Guiph Stream.
aaont lat SIS. long 20, picked ~ tr"
,.s.rc's -four. branded Baltimore and n.
York. appeared 10 have been oniy short
,,n,e IN the water afterwards passed
.eyera! nthe~s, & one VI ,wo hogshcsds,
but g.le cnniing on could not take them
~ lie D"yad is the vessel that carli
IL oat The zine Gospel Missionaries fran
Sewburypoct to ndla, whYse arrival and
situation We have before heard
Of.
british schr Catha.ine Ann. Brookcs,
81 DAYS from Kingston, Brig Ph"ebe
Forsyth, from Norfolk arrived at Mon-
-aso Bay on the Slst December. Spoke,
.nlary 10Th. of the end o. Cuba, sch
Three Brothers. from MatsIzss bound
to Boston, all well. s2d, in the Guiph
stream, lat. 81, spoke brig Gen. Ripley.
casweii. from New Orleans and days
rom the Balize, bound 70 Bonrdcaux,
with a cargo Of cotton, r. Stevens, jur.
and Monsieur Lasabs passen,
yer. The Gatharine Ann experienced
ireadful weather of the coast and SUI
+ered severely.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-07
Port of Alexandria
FROM TIE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.

February 5.
Accounts from Boston, dated Slst %
January, state that the navigator Of tina
',ar'sr is stopped BY us ice.
Tae navigation d the port OF NYork II
llso appears, is very much obstructed BY
irifting ice.
The packet sIoop Haymaser. Week.
rom So. .ou, bonad t" this port. has ar
rjvr,, IT St. Mays, MARYLAND. She
lad Il DAYS pass4ge, and has expe'ien
ced ,esy severe gaics, bavins Geeu blown
oT he coast t~ice; per sails split 10 PEE
ees. and main bnotn carried away.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-07

A letter from Hlvaua. date1 18Th inst
received yesterday by tae schooner Caro-
hue, SAYS, /" Our market is very bad To-
al Gs,is Of merchandise. and like mo-
Other pieces is overstocked. Flour i
dl'', rs been cold ~ Q: dollars but )
>l-r P,catv, Coffee is II dollars, az
4 l;her produce prsportionable high, q,
"s2ou@t cl tie great nsmber Of vessel.
aese. Rice 8 dviiarsI'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-07

From the snpercar.o Of tie George
Watson, Sho has arrived IN iowa, oe
have been enabled to obtain correct &C
count of Inc men WAC recently came on
shore at HvanHis and reported thp:n
selves 10 have belonged 10 the British
br;g Rradduck. seaman, who sigaeG
his name Neil MurIhr, and another Wy
the name Of Joseph saith, the th's'r
discharged from al ErS!;sh ship, were
received on boarit ~ ~ thomas, o.
the ar,.yai of the ship at E6Sa:taWn, :
while the captain was m same, Murphy:
having p!undcrej enc "ih,s ,hiphlte, nj
clothing and quadrant. bei"g joined by
SMITH, after putting their talnss ard
snac sai;s into the smai! coat, mad"
their escape in her, aHJ landed at Barn
stasle. where they sropagatsd the ster.
o, having been wrecked. II WIS NIGHT
al the tine the men ran away aud niar-
phy had previously secretea h'mssit IN
the bottom Of the 5nat.
This Murphy was nate ct the brig
franklin, Tallman of Bath, lying at ST.
Thomas, and having been guilty o' gross
" abusing his captain, aud nther miscon-
duct. was tGrned OH shore, anil by the
American COasul put on board the Geo.
Watson It is not ce tain!y Known thai
bis real name is Murphy, ont that he was
mate Of the above vessel, cur informant
was told both BY capt. Tallman. ard the
Consul. Boston PaiiadiRm.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-07

The amount Of duties paid and secured
ie the port Of Boston III the year 1910
vas S9,S55TSS 81.
The coaster, and foreign arrivals IN
the port Of Boston in 1915, were s42o
exclusive Of numerous unregistered state
coasters, which were not obliged to enter
at the custom house, III" foreign clear
anceS were 572-coasters 21S..
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January %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-06
september 6
Public Sale.

DY virtue of deed Of trust bearing
I'D date the l2ih day of November,
1907, from William Ilodgson, assignee
of William Wilson, for the security of
John Hopkins, shall on Thursday the
18th day Of Septr. next, expose to pub
lie sale, for ready money, at the tx
change Cof'ee-House, in the town Of
Alexandria, the following DEBTS and
CLAIMS. viz.
The administrators of Cumberland Will
son, against John Hawkins, for 8 $50
William Wilson, VS.. Cuttings and
Smith, and George Baird, 1900
DO. VS.. Baldwin Dade, 1890
Do. vs.. AID. Stuart 4 is. Muchett, 1880
Do. VS.. George North and Go. 217O
Do. vs. John Koonlz, 1900
A more particular description OF the
said debts and claims will be given on
the day Of sale, and the property sold
will be conveyed to the purchasers ac-
cording to the pewer vested by the said
deed OF trust in the subscriber.
THUS. SWAMI, Trustee.
August Is swis
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-06
A valuable Farm for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER viii sell, on
reasonable terms, valuable and
productive farm Ct eco acres, or therea-
bouts-being part of the lands of the late
Richard Brent, lying on Kettle Run in
the county of Prince William, in the
state of virgipia-20 miles from the De-
coquan sliils-SS miles from Alexsn-
dria, and abou, the same distance from
Ge"rgetown and the City Of Washington
This farm lies in the centre Of an excel.
liant neighbNrhood--is handsomely stu
ated-abundantly watered, and has upon
it an ample proportion of wood. The
soil is naturally strong, and c0nsidera-
bic portion of it has for some years past,
been cultivated according to the most
approved rules of modern husbandry--
Possession will be given on the first day
of January next. tfhe terms upon which
this property will be sold, viii be made
known upon application TO George l..
Brent, Of Stafford County, Va. pr to the
subscriber living 10 Alexandria.
JOHN ID, SIMMS.
september 6 Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-06
Fauquier Land for Sale.

ESHE subscriber offers fer sale his
Il farm, called CULLINS," situa.
ted in the couaty of Fauquier, on Kettle
Run, and adjoining the lands Ct Messrs.
Samuel Weaver, Jacob Weaver, and
others, mile. from Fauquier Court
House, So from Alexandria, and 5 from
the BuckIand Mills, containing about
400 acres; considerable portion Of
which is now in very heavy timber, the
balance cleared aud in cultivation, iu-
GLIDING about 80 acres Of the first quality
bottom land, which, with small portion
Of labor, might be made to produce a
large quantity Of hay. This land lies
well, and is 10 good neiskbo hood, and
finely watered, Kettle Run passing thro'
the farm. To person disposed to pur-
chase land for the purpose Of cultivating
and improving it himself, the aoove Offers
great advantages, as the plaster Paris e
ci0rpr acts On no land more eflicaciOusly
than On this.
Also. oAe other farm, lying immediate
~ adjoining, containing the like number
OF 400 acres; about one half of which
has been cleared, the balance well set in
timber.
The above farms will be sold together
or separately, as may suit purchasers
For terms, which viii be liberal, apply to
the subscriber. residing near the premises.
+. G. NASH.
september e CIV
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i.ieat. Col. w. K. Armstead, Ensin's.
Lieut.. Col. 6. Armstead, Corps .4rf.
Lieut.. Col. R. Jones, Corps Art.
suPERNvMERARIEs.
/ Major ]. w. Davis, staf
sMSior w. i'Donaid, Ssaf
La Judge Advocate will be appointed,
IN further instructions will be given
i Cuea the President Of the court in after
1Iers. By order, d. PARKER,
/ adj. Y ms. Gen
This csurt, "a we stated Yesterday,
i been detailed by the war department,
the request Of the ravy, for the trial
bieut. Col. WHARTON, of the marines |;
b., as > marire officer, is only subject
|the articles OF war while serving on
Ore.
This court is most respectable for the
|fk, talents, and military services Of its
fnaers. Nat. Int.
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British & American Stationary,
EUST received, for sale by the sub
% scribers, complete assortment OF
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
CONSISTING OF


STATIONARY ARTICLES,
coNsIsTING OF
Superfne folio 4 qua to post, hot press
ed, gilt and plain best velu aud com
m On foolscap paper drawing, log. IRON
mGnger's, large wrapping 4 biottiug do.
q large quantity of quilts of all prices,
Drtth. English and American I; very best
inkpowder; Japan Il India ink; ClOut's
durable do. (; Crehore's aud Humphreys
hot pressed eagle cards /; invitation and
visiting ditto, plain, gilt and embossed /;
best black lead and camels' hair pencils
aud crayons; Reeves's genuine colors in
large and small boxes acd single cakes /;
pen-knive, OF The very first quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk knives |;
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass,
plated and pocket inkstands OF all sors !;
gentlemen's and ladies' elegant real Mo
rocco Pocket books, silver mounted,
with aud without instruments; ladies'
thread cases and work boxes fine and
common; pocket books OF every descriP
ton; asses skin tablets; sealing wax
and waters; sand and pounce boxes, and
ink sand counting house files aud iaces;
violin strings, German 4 Roman; states
and pencils; India rubber; silver and
plated pencil cases, wafer seals; plated
spectacles Gunter's scales and dlrlders;
mathematical instruments in cases, and
great variety OF room haugings.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
A GOOD assortment of charts; Blunt's
West-Indla Atlas coast pilot AND Bow
ditch's navigator, Of the latest edition |;
fire toned German flutes, with books
of instruction for do. and all other in
struments "a large assortment OF mu-
sic 4 music books; merchants account
books Of every description; record ditto;
cyphering and copy books cePperplate
copies OF very superior kinds bibles,
testaments, and common prayer books OF
all sizes aud in all the various kinds OF
biudinp-alI the Greek Il Latin school
books and classics now in use.
A general assortment OF English and
French School Books, Dictionaries and
Grammars, too numerous for Insertion
and great variety Of Children's Books,
iu quantity, with engravings, from the
press of Samuel Wood and others.
Ea Bank Books OF every kind made
toany pattern in the neatest manner and
u the best materials.
LANES KENNEDY & SON.
september stuthtf