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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-29

s'"ee tho hmerlcau revolution, r.
was lately raised by means of a div
ing hell, In four fathom's va,.,
partly imbedded in the sand. Ian
pears to be no way injured, corro,..-
ed or incrusted, by lying between
thirty or forty years on the ,andv
bottom Of the river.
II is stated to have been lost beCors
or about the taking Of Cornwall is a,
York. by GENERAL WAsHIxGros.s
The sings gave way while lowering
the cannon into the scow, intended
to convey it to the shore ;Jy i,se-
normous weight burst the scow as
under, and went to the bottom.
Upon examining the peice it wa.
found to measure ii feet 10 inches
'in length, and its calibre capable Of
carrying thirty two pound ball.
1t is elegantly carved about N.
butt and other places, and contain,
several inscriptions and, devices, On
the upper part near the muzzIe, are
the words, b" De Terlisant, which 40.
pear to have been meant as a name
for the piece and may. to properly
trans slated. The Sportsmau-below
that ere the latin words, ulti ma ra-
ito rcgum. (" royal logic, or literally
translated. The last resort of King,
further on is inscribed, &" MaresciIsI
De Humieries, =" with a coat OF arm,
probably Of that general. Beneath
that are the lhtin words e" pluribv,
nee impair" This inscription would
seem TO convey the value of ordnance
when compared with small arms and
would therefore be considered, BY
translation, as Equal TO many small,
arms. Around the butt of Tie rauno,
are carved the words, "KeIIeri III.
guro. Helvetii F. Duirt6sO," which
may be rendered thus "keller III.
cure, (or Tigurus) of Switzerland
made this piece of ordinance al Dou.
Iay,in 1880.
BY these inscriptions, it appears
that the piece is 1877 years old, and
was east by a Swiss at the celebrat-
ed foundry of Donayin the French
Netherlands, established by Lewis
the i4tb, when in the height of his
glory, he eudeavoured to subjugalo
and control all Europe. Hunieries
was one Of bis generals, and probably
from the esteem Of bis sovereign,
bad the liberty ofiascribing his name
tlSu this peice, attached to Lis d.
vision Of the army. Marshal Hume.
ries was beat at Wsicourt, in 1859
by the allied armies, under the prince
of VALDEZ.
SAMUEL AKERLY.
Since writing the above. The car
non has been removed 10 The ccree
house. II is worthy the attention OF
the state or the United States, aud
ought 10 be purchased by one or
tue ether Of them.
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II is enormously stated. ia soua
of the Eastern papers. that aD act
as passed at the late session Of Con-
gress, 10 alter the Gag Of the u. 8.
SO as to ordaiu one stripe for each Of
the original states, and one star for
each existing state 10 The eopfrders-
cy. Such proposition was before
Congress, but was not acted on. The
flag remains yet as heretofore fixed
by law, Nat. Intei igtntr.
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which we have made some extracts
for this days Gazette. .
The markets have improved a lltte'
as will be seen by an extract below
being the latest that we have obtain
led.
Madame do Stall was dangerously
lin Of a bilious fever, at Paris.
Ertract Of atettsr from NcHta, dated
March 4, received By the Three SIS
tiers.
Z" Cotton is likely to rise best
lquaIity Sea-Islands has been sold al
ssOf. but this kind is little demand.
ed. Upland goes off at esof. a ae5f
land Louisiana at eS5f, a 24i. Loulsl-
ana is quoted from Paris and Hasre
at a5Of and much in demand this year
|Rice is now selling here at 55f
Brandy is rather declining. as there
lis n, demand for expectation. Dry
goods can be had on good terms, AMI
VI expect will rise with you, as ther'
will be but few shipments"
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1t gives US sincere pleasure to DO
able TO state, that d. A. Smith Esq.
whose credit as We learn, has expe-
rienced a temporary embarrassment
is now enabled by the liberal aid Of tho
Directors of fine Office of Discount u
Deposit in this city, to proceed ~
meet his payments with punctuaJiy
we feel it due to Mr.. Smith. as well
as to the credit of the Mechanics
Bank, of which he has long been al
active officer, to declare. and We do u
on the authority ofthe Directors, thai
the claims Of the Bank on Mr.. Smith
have been entirely liquidatcd.
We are assured that Mr.. Smiths
means are abundant to pay his debts
and all who know him are perfectly
satisfied of his disposition to do 80.
1t Is indeed to be regretted, that any
suspension should ha, etaken piaee,e'-
cause it is believed to lave been un.
necessary. lfMr. Smith had consult
ed his friends he could readily nave
obtained every necessary assistance
and no man could have claimed such
assistance with more justice "a II y
we'll known, that he has always peer
tho willing to extend llls ala W AN
classes of his eIlow-citizen'
Baltimore (aEsfT'
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Since writing the above. The car
non has been removed TO the coffee
house. II is worthy the attention OF
the state or the United States, aud
ought 10 be purchased by one or
tue ether Of them.
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liverpool, March II.

The demand Tor wheat has rather
improved and prices somewhat higher.
American hour q es advance.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
Land for SAFE

A tract or parcel Of Land, containin,
between two and three hundred acres
on the north side Of 0ccoguan, in Fair
fax county, abuul miles west Of Deco
quan mills. 1t is well watered with ne
yer failing springs, it is also well timbe,
cd, and the great quantity of fur timbs
on II renders 1t the more valuable to an
person in the coopering line. This lano
is of the middle soil, and produces corn
wheat or any other grain tolerabIe we'll
there is about 100 acres cleared and un.
de- good fence. The improvements ar,
a Jog dwelling house L other out houses
a i'd good apple orchard oil about sixt,
trees.
Also.
One other tract in the same county
within three miles OF 0ccoquan, lying er
Sandy Run. continuing AZ acres--ont
halt in cultivation and under good fence.
the remainder heavily timbered. Their,
are on the premises an old framed dwell.
ling house sod out houses and an apple
orchard of eighty bearing trees.
Any pei aoR inclining to purchase can
view the premises and know the terms
~ applying to the subscriber who lives
near them.
Thomas Gossom.
November so 9montnS
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NOTICE.
November so


The subscriber intending to remove
from this place in short time, request,
all those indebted to him by bond, Rate
|or oren account, to come forward d set.
tie them up to FIRST Of January 1917.
He vii! dispose Of the Houses & Lots
he now occupies, and possession given
the 18th October next. The dwelling
house is calculated for the accommoda.
lion OF family, with all the necessary
out houses, and very productive gar.
den. subject to a small ground rent--the
stand for retailing goods, OF purchase Of
produce, is inferior to none in town.
II is deemed unnecessary togive mor
description, as it is presuIher
hose wishing to purchase will view the
premises.
file will also sell quarter acre Lot
snd Dwelling House thereon, near th'
,ourt house.
The above property will bedisPoscf
I on accommodating terms to those wish
,g to purchase.
GEORGE SMITH.
Dumfries, January f4-l6 eott
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Valuable Land er SsIe.,

Under the authority Of deere, 8, Il
superior Court Of Chance F, hid ~
ieiicksbu,gh, in the .uit Of Giles w.,
1ugh against A. and SehoIteH =.
ubscriber will offer at public sale, g.
cash, at G.odipw . tavert.. cn he n
ni,es, on Tuesday the 18Th March n,,
a valuable trac. of Land, ,coDtalninr !,
bout 1916 acres, situate in Fsi, lax CO...
IT,, on both sides Of the Little Ri,s.
Turnpike Road and OF aco,auk Ia,
about 8 miles from Alexxrdris 4 ne,S,
the same distance IRON the city Of W,G
'ington. Part of large act called r..
vensworth, aud formerly owred b, NJ,
Giles Fitzhugh. On this tract there s,
very valuable Mill Seat, towards the ia
provement OF which C siderable q.
gress has lately been made by oi:rs,
out and preparing the races, Z calleetr,
"a large portion Of the building mstsri.'
which are now on the spot: the sci.
also affords room for an extensive n.r,
featuring establishment.
Most Of the great aals lending to d..
towns above mentioned, fall into The liz.
lie River Turnpike Road short drss,s
above the land proposed 70 be selj, and
u rev turnpike road Ica'ims t!rcelr
from the land to the city OF " ashiss'ci
and Georgetown has late'y been laid a
and part Of it finished. Tie soil i. u,u
adapted to farming aud the use II pl,.
ter and clover, and lar g 20 ton Of h.
land is already well taken in clover
The various advantages this lard ps.
sesses ender j we'll worth Tie att, ntivv
Of enterprizing men. A great nuutcr 4
lots have been laid of TO- u tuwn proVy,
ed 10 be established aloGg the tu nIiIs
road.
The sale will commence precisely 4
l2 O'Clock, and The laaJ viii be laid a
into lots to suit purchasers. AIRY char.
tered bank paper declared to BE- Gu eus
IN Fairfax county, b, the court OF tat
county. will be received in psymrpr.
n. b, The sum to he raj ed by th.
above sale is S45i7 90, with interest
from the fast day OF this month, and the
expenses Of sale,
Richard II. Henderson } c
r l. Taylor, >
February IS cots
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Notice.

Rarsway from the subscriber in Corn.
sallis's Neck, a negro w'man named
phillis, formerly the cook and market
Woman of Captain Richard Stonestreet,
.. Broad Creek--I have heard she wishes
to get to Pbiladelphis. | will give One
Hundred Dollars il taken in or about
Philadelphia Twenty five if taken in or
about Baltimore. and Fifty Dollars il
taken in Alexandria or neighborhood. and
secured in any Jail so that | get her a
s,in. heard lately she was seen In
Washington with her free husband, who
call hiaself William Adams
Joseph N stonesreet.
Feb, IF
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KENNEDN9
SON,
JAMES

BOOKSELLERS, KING srkEEH,
law. inst received from LEB'S Pa
TENT MEDICINE Store, No. 46
Maiden Lane, N. York.
"A FRESH SUPPLY
of the following genuine Medicines:
rer N. prersstioR and csrc Of B.
lious and .Haignant Feoers' Is
recommended
.,fahn's Anti-Bilious Pills.
THIS Medicine has been attended
18th a degree of success highly grateful
. the isyeesT,s feelings, in several paris
4 the West Indies, and the Southern q
fiddle States, particularly in N YORK,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Petersburg
richmond. Norfolk, Edenton, Whining
IN, Charleston, and Savannah. The
testimony of number Of persons at eaeo
4 the above places can be adduced, who
ave reason to believe, that timely use
Il his salutary remedy has, under frovl'
,ence, preserved their lives, when IN
he most alarming circumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature SPEAK
aore in favour of medicine than CO.
.auns of pompsus eulogy, founded on
mere assertion.
Ii 3 not, indeed, presumptuous,y pro-
',,,ed as an infaIlible cure, but the inven'
or has every possible reason that can re-
,ait from extensive experience, tor De-
ieving that dose Of these Pills, taken
mce in every two weeks, during the
oreyalence OF our bilious levers, VIII
rroye an intallible preventative ; and
urther, that in he earlier stages OF those
diseases. their use viii very generally
succecd in restoring health, and frequent
in cases esteemed desperate, aad be-
nrd the Dower of common remedies.
The operation OF these pills. perfectly
Aid. 81 as to be used with safety by per-
ans in every situation, aaa of every age
raey are exceIlently adapted to cary
q superliuous bile Il prevent ITS NOR
al secreiions-to restore y amend the
,,pctite-to produce tree perspiratioil
md thereby prevent colds which IS SO Oh
ten of fatal Consequences. A dose never
Ills ts remove cold il taken on 1t, hrst
,ppearance-they are celebrated Tor re.
moving habitual costiveness-sickness a,
the stomach and severe head-ache--and
ught to be taken by all persons on a
hange Of climate.
,'hey have Deen found remarkably ell
,atious in preventing and curing disor
i.rs attendant on long voyages, and
should be procured and carefully preserv'
ed for use by every seaman.
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tar, sneay Esbws, md f1 restored
toM Nth and strength great namoe,
whsu in an advanced stage OF TINS 'a''
complaint. Particular and PLAIN iiistrll"'
tions are given for every part OF the mt
cessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine
with eaeerness ; having a pleasing appear
ance, and an agreeable taste.
Hamiltou's Essence aud Estraet Of
Mustard.
"a safe and effcctual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmauc
oout. palsy. Iumbagoo, numbness, white
swellings, chilblains. sprains, bruises, pam
in the face and neck, etc.
The Genuine Persian Lotion. .
So celebrated among the fashionable
throughout Europe, is an invaluable cos
metic, perfectly innocent and safe, tree
from corrosive aud repellant minerals
1.-THE basis of other lotisns) and oil un-
oarralIed efficacy in removing blemishes
of the face and skin, freckles, pimples.
inaamatory rednes., scu-fs, letters, ring
worms, sunburns, prickly heat, &c. The
lAersiai Lotion operates mildly, without
impeding the natural. in.ensible perspira
tion, which is essential to health. yet 1T
effects a,e speedy and permanent, rem
dering the skin delicately soft and smoou
and improving the complexion.
The Restorative P0Ioder for tht
teeth aud Gums.
This excellent preparation comfort.
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses am,
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foulpess, which
suffered to accumulate, never fails to in
lure and finally ruin them.
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
Is recommended a an invaluable NE
'dicine for the .pceds relief and Perlnan'
ent cure OF the various complaints result
ing from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
|indiscre,ions, residence in climates Ut
favourable to the constitution, the immO
derate use of tea, frequent inoSlcatp'
or any other destructive intemperanc'
the unskiifui or excessive use ct mercu
ry, the diseases peculiar to females at :
certain period of life. bad lyinss in, &c
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Just Received

Price s dollars bound and lettered
the new and complete lie Of our
Blessed Lord y Saviour
JESUS CHRIST.
Containing an authentic and fn,l accour,
OF all the wonderful transactions, suffer.
ings and death OF our
GLORIOUS REDEEHER
With the lines. acts and suite ings of his
bniy Apostles, Evsnselists, Disciples, &c,
including the lives OF 81. John the Bap.
list, the Virgin Mary, and hauy other
eminent persons. and prinative CHRIS.
tians,not to bcfuund in any other work Of
the kind by
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Lee,a Ointment for The Itch.

Warranted an intallible remedy at one
application, may be used with perfect
safety on infants week old, not con-
taininga particle Of mercury or any dan
gerous ingredient whatever, and not &C
conpanied with thst tormentins smart
which attends the application OF o:bel
remedies.
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Hans true e genuine GosRae Corr
Ptdister.

~ At the place of sale pamphlets
may be had gratis, describing cures per-
formed BY the above medicines; the mum
Der, Importance and responsibility Of
which, fully Justify every article of this
advertisement.
August 10
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February II
John G.. Ladd & Co.
4. GRAY.

John G. Ladd q Go.
Have for sale the Cargo Of the BRIG
George Washington, viz.
90 tons bar IRON
so bbls aud 5 bids NE run
s hhds molasses
Is satreis cider
Ii barreIs sugar
"A do tanners OIL
81 do and lS4 bushels potatoes
9 do apples
IS kegs ginger
90 bundles wrapping paper
case bandapa hankkerehiefs
s boats
SEQ pounds eassia
s dining sets India China, each 81
pieces.
January II
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NOTICE.
January %

Whereas did by assignment da!'t
Slst Jan 1917, transfer and assign 70
Isaac Robbins for certain purposes there
20 mentioned all my books, rights, ere
dts, etc
Notice is hereby given (" all person,
indebted to me BY band, nete or back
account, that The same is required tore
paid to Isaac Robbins tie assignee atc$
whs a'nns is Authorised By
me to receive the same
Daniel CawoO'h
Feb S dlwe0im
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Feb
Potomac and Shenandoah
N'apigafion Lottery.
.-ecOrU , ian.

."tCUrU Ih%s.
Will draw every Fliday until further
notice. Eighteenth DAVIS draw & WI
take place this dav, when the first rawn
lumber will be entitied TO 100 tickets,
from Number IO.sol to 500 inclusive.
with oil the prizes the, rave or ma,
draw.
pok~r, Grau
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TO RENT,

The large and comnodieus three stor,
Brick Warehouse, now in the possession
& Dodge and Kettell, lower end Of XII
rect. Possession may be had the Soil
i February next. Apply to
Griffith and Brswner.'
December 8 law
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FEB I

For ale,
Just landed from schooner New Packet
from Boston
so barrels No | Mackerel
so boxes mould Saudles no 5 u 6
so do dipt do all sizes
Apply ~ Daniel Barnes at Faxon,
Metcalf and Co.'S counting room.
December 81
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HAMILrAN,s ELIXIR.

Sovereign rpmsayfor Gods, osstina'-
Coughs, .4sthmaS, sore Threats, ana
approaching Coqsunsptions, and mos
disorders Of the breast and lungs.
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For NeW-Orleans,

For New-Orleans,
Eek The brig Two Brothers, James
& Holmes, master; will sail in 8 or
10 days is a first rate vessel Il in com.
pIete order. Fer freight or passage. ap
DIV 10 the Master on board at Deans
wharf. or to
. Lawrason and Fowle.
December II
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Old Wine, &c.

The subacribe- has added to bis former
stock foar pipe Of high favored 6 year
old vine from the house OF Scott, Pringle,
veitch 4 Co. which he solicits trial OF.
X STORE,
L P. Madeira wine IN pipes, hall
pipes and quarter casks from each OF the
most celebrated houses in the island.
Port l.. P. Tenerine and Sherry wines
Old Cognac Brandy, Holland s'n ;
with q general assortment OF liquors anu
groceries, for sale at reduced prices, "
JOHN H. GRE ASE
Also ten barrels Rye Flour.
Fesruary5. d4feou
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Hanna genuine Enc Wnter.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases o!
the eyes, whether the effect Of natural
weakness or Of accident.
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Lees Enfallibe .lsue and Fersr Drops.
For the cure Of agues, remittent, and
fevers.
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February 81

Fer Sale,
500 bushels Nor'h-rr potatoes
$50 boxe> Nova Scotia behring's first
sort
s bbls nuts from Philadelphia, and
a few boxes mould and dipt candles.
Cheap tor cash BY
Charles NORRIS.
heb
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PAUL WRIGHT, D D
Also,

Price 9 dollars and half bound; Re
g;ster Of Officers aud AGENTS. Civil Mali.
tary and Naval, in the service Of the
United States, or the 18th day OF Sept.
1915. Published IN pursuance Of re.
solution Of congress, OF the 9th April
1876.
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Toothe .9che Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered which
gives Immediate and lasting relief ia the
most severe instances.
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Nanted,

Two Boys to the Hating Business
from Ia to JIG years Of age, Of good cha
racter and connections.
j. +. o. Wilbsr.
February rs tf
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ash for FurS.

A few Shares of Mechanics
Bank Stock, tor sale.
Apply to the Printer.
Jan 6 II
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HAMILTON'S WORM OES,
TROYISG LDZENGES!

Which have cured an immense num-
Ter of persons of bath seSes.of every age,
md in every situation. OF various daR'
,eroas complaints arising from worms,
md from o6strustions Orfoulness IN their
stemach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to others of similar title so CON-
nouly complained of, as operating with
Sislence; on the contrary, particular
excellence OF this remedy is its being
suited to every age aud periectiy III 1t
contains nothing but what reconstruction.
nocent. and is also mild in its operation
annot injure the most delicate pregnant
adv or the teuderest infant Of a week old
seould no worms exist in the body; but
.ilI. without pain or gripping. cleanse the
stomach an5 bowels. Of whatever is toal
or offensive. and thereby prevent the pro-
ouc,ion of worms, aud many fatal di,.
orders. The lozenges are particularly
efTicacious carrying OF all gross hu,
mours and eruptions, ieverish and bllloa'
complaints, and are the safest aud mild
est purgatiye that can be used on any
occasion
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To rem f.,

The Store end Dwelling m th'"'
street, formerly nc:up'r'i ~ fhe ~
,criber, and lately BY Capt. Law ss...
:, is one OF ihe best Sands in ARSS =,
ria tor the Groee Huelne<s, 'hu
ich has been used for many years.
aPpty Ia r.p
ii1uary 81 "@
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Fer Sak,

Fer Sats,
A lev casks Messrs Murdoch, Youj,
Ndrdrop and Co.'S Lend"n Psricui
Madema-0aatity, hne
w HODGsoN
hn o.
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I.awrason & Fowle

HAVE FOR SALE.
The cargo of sleop Haymsker, captain
Weeks, from Boston, Of
rs tons plaister Paris
7 hhds New-England rum
10 bbls do
100 boxes mould candles
go DO brown soap
100 demijohns
s bales low priced broadcloths.
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For New Orleans,

For New Orleans,
xES The sh.r Potomac, Charts; :.
EGEr Bradford, n,aster; will ,.L
S IN the 20;h Of III. .r'6"oe
S7 month, weather pcIp'li:;sc'-.
For freight ,r passage, having eXe'"sf'
accommodations, apply TO
jean Janncy and 60
mo. "a ea'
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For Rent,

For Rent,
That commcdlous ,nd PLEASANTLY 81
.ssed Dwelling House. at present o.
pied BY w b simm,, Esq. lt,ach''
the house is large yard and sn,
seductive garden also every eonven'
mt out building Possession may be ha'
Immediately. 3pply to
Margaret Chopin.
Feb s u
Cash for Furs.
The highest Cash Prices will be gwen
~ the subscriber for all kinds OF furs.
Samuel d. Harper.
January .--