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=, lame might have been more arsed
Iast yesr :hediscover,s OF one noe
81 sSsnce led him to apprehsnd tneh
.;d N detecting another.
80 - pc. notion Of law are as injurious
- - ,S.urd as his ethical dreams He|
anu saws, that the mayer should exc,
s rs laws with Ienity. Can any doc
{: ~, 60 more monstrous than that, which
i'ln a.;ts me law to be administered At the
F'":strate's discretion, and not according
va. = avn Icttrri Will any member Of d
s.. community listen to IT patiently,
r rSso hs knows that this arbitrary princi,
70 has originated and promoted every
!O;cursiou which has ever been made 10
~, ars or country on public hbertys
NJ WAT use are written laws, If the Ua
S,trstss discretion be the ultimate rule
SrIecisions But the principle is too 40.
sord to need any farther comment.
This last !riter-this /" whiPPer-in Of
n, mack Their howis at the Mayor for
demonstrating the charter prescribing the
limits Of the town. For this error IN
;ndrment he denounces him as unfit for
Ssce. If miscoastructien be criminal
Loy Hany Of our magistrates and judges
are smenable TO punishment : Even the
rreat A. B is not wholly immaculate, Tor
Ibaye sonvictel him Of gross ignorance
Z N conceptions OF thecnarter and Laws
Of the corporation,
Having demonstrated the fa!sehood
sf the accusations against the magis.
,rs,es and Council. l now proceed.
Mr.. Editor, TO perform the other
psrt Of my engagement. by con
sideriog the object Of those accuse.
tins. This ] have supposed 10 be
tbe removal from the Mayoralty Of
the gentleman now occupying that
station The obvious Justification Of
that design would be- mis- oeduet on
his part 4 vigilsnt attention 10 his
proceedings Ia. produced in my mind
. ros'.,'"n 'ha' w va $50 90" ''' ~. !,
Rvs WIN '"pAr." ~ :" . ""'
Intelligence. ms eNs'''""' nave
be-" '",ar'i,'"'. "nrE'eu'o 'u',"'S
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dur'"S MS auH''ais,ra'.1" ."a" a,
any 'rec'"'"g per."a c"o'-mSte"
BY the e'am'uFs o. iac'i0n Sno un
moved D! tue s"''s.'"',o"s o. 'r's""'
sh's' ns mas given Jns,'ee Tree 'osfse
aud h"s eSe'u'eu .ne ,sTs u'e"
al s"r' w" "e'erp'on' ~ "h'i'ar's
--Fnn 1ipna ~ onsa -'om 'ne
mot rcspec'aole innao"sMs o. me
city oo"n 10 's" u"es y 40
Hrs m"r''o.'ous 'uueH'0a'' "a'e
suntre'su ni " 80, = ' s:
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that u"o 'Sv''o"' "Pf"o" nv"
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February "a.

Mai. gen. Brown arrived in this city
or Tuesday evening mot having ar
rived day or two ago, rs we were
in 'ormsd.] On the same evening
a'so arrived tieu Miller, gen. Swift,
Col, Wool. Col. Garin Cd mul
iany. Maj. Reece, and Maj Lang,
all Of die Army. Col Miller and
Gel Smelling, are also in the city.
''he interest Of the present moment
attracts msny strangers to the Seal
of government,
Nat, Int.
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Public Sale
TO be SOLD, for the bft pricethey ,oi
bring:
Three valuable two story

well fisished Brick Tenemenrs and .ofs,
on Saturday the 9Th Of March, at twelve
O'Clock. situated on the east SIZE Wash.
ington street, between Prince and Dixie
streets in the town of Alexandria, which
were conveyed to me by Jonathan SchOh
field and wife. in trust, to indemnify
Andrew Schoi6cld against certain chi
dorsements by him made Tor the accom-.
mediation of the said Jonathan The a.
bove tenements have healthy situation
and in gcnteeI neigiborhood we'll eaito'
lated for private families ; and viii be
sod without reserve. Terms made known
at time Of sale.
r. /. TAYLOR.
February 5 cots
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10 Rent

The two story brick dwelling Housa.
on Prince street, with stable, carriage
house, etc. attached thereto; at present.
occupied BY Nr. Alexander ssnsster.--
Possession given on the first day OF AprJ
next. Apply to
Mary Fletcher.
Frhruary % est
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S90Oe
Waking

This will leave difference s644, less
than the bills actually rendered, indie
pendent of the interest of the community
or the violation Of the law. The above
calculations of the quantity OF lumber l.
made from an actual inspection OF the
building. s. the:prices are taken from the
CITIZEN IN this morning. Gazette; there
il also snsther circumstance wEich even
goes more strongly to shew 'he waste in
this unfortunate building, that is coun.
teriaying the first foo,; nothing could
be more unnecessary; but If necessary
why was it not done at once ard the
FLANK of which the centres was made
used for that purpose: there can be but
only ose reason that it old have been
"a saving Of The materials to the town, and
loss Of sales ri materials 10 the party
Fellow citizens these are subjects in
which your interests are Inyrlyed. and j,
oehoves YOU toisvesttgate them | sub
nit them 10 sour consideration.
A MECHANIC
February "a.
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from 1t, here is another serious charge
). aipst lie common council, fsE DO
aampeIIing the superintendent to adge'
i.e the work and materials, and glvlns
he whole to the lowest bidder. Had tbs
been done, the ,esnlt would have been as
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Mr.. Snowden,
Fortunately fer mankind in gH-
neral and millions unborn in particu-
Tar the election of common council
men is at hand, when these now in of.
fec must answrrto an injured people,
Tor high crimes and misdem"anors,
and d" descend to the tomb of the ca
pulets."
We must not only turn them out ali
and each of them. but nblige them
forthwith to expatriate themselves. or
suif"r death without benefit of clergy
Cat their honors option merely
BY way of example to other "esil do
ers." What with high salaries,
bedding markc. kouses, oppressive
laws. &c. VT are all but ruined /; have
hardly a leg left US to stand on.
As they frequently sat with close!
doors. it is hoped they did not sell all
the public property. My wife. a mon
strous smart woman, thinks they did;
and even mortgage our shop, goods
AMI caattels. lamis and tenements, I,
answer their extravagancies. "Truti.
viii nut"
Nsaosgh spme iaconsiderate pee
- say the masor has done his dut'
faithfully, and saved the town mort
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Mount Vernou, near aiexaadr,a,
February s6 March I DIV 2awtf
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Public Sale.
711HE subscriber vi.he, ia sell Farm

7T1HE subscriber wishes ia sell Farm
q "a tie county OF Prince N>l':sm
the lands OF Mr.. Edmurd
Brooke. and Sir r. B Iex.,drr, con.
tanning ny late survey twe hundred and
ferry ei.ht acres, which viii be sid at
p bic auction. to the h.she.' bidder,
on Monday the 81 da of February. on
tue following terus, viz. aue lou,,h in
nan,. and the balance at equal insiaI.
men;s Of onc and two ears without in.
terest, if punctraity is observed IN the
payment. 0thecwi.e interest will be 70.
CURED frolo the date Of the purchase, and
a deed OF trust on the land 70 secure the
payment which MA. be made in paper Of
Ealy Of the chartered banks OF Virginia, or
.he District Of Columbia.
On this land are many desirable i'm.
prove mcnts, such as comfortable dwell.
.ps house and other Baildipgs, az or.
chard of well seicc'ed apples and. nc,er
falling sprircs OF excellent water. No
land can be better situated than his
tract for the successful ape alton, Of agri.
culture nor any more susceptible Of
speedy renovation by clover and pIais.
ter tie effects Of which are satisfactorily
Iexempiifrd on the adjoining l;lnd. Cuc
| o, the fields is laid down il wheat,
which the purchaser will be expected 10
pay for al rea.onablrprsce for the seed
and cultivation. Any person drsirons Of
purchasing will be s,ewn The land bltor:
,ae day Of sale Tn application to Mr..
Alexanner'
At The same time will be sold, on the
premises,
All the stack of cattle. hogs & sheen,
Of the subscriber, with many articles Ct
hUuseho9 and Kitchen furniture, on
credit Of nine months for a sums over
zen doliars; Tor which brsd With apaiuy
ed security will be requi. ed, carrying in.
tercSt iiOm the date II no. run, lua!Iy
pa.d.
Ann G. Graham.
January Is eo,,
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Charleston, Jan. 3.
DnnAa II. u
JAMES DUNCAN"
g.
Nov. :, 1916.
FROM HAVANA.

The Editor Of TIE Havana Diary. in
his Address to his Patrons, on the first
OF January, makes the following cbs.rva
tons" Have we not cause for the loud
est expressions Of joy, when we have
raised and sold, in tire last year, 900, 4s7
boxes of sugar, averaging from Is to 2e
rails per aTroba $40, e29 arubas of eof
fee, at 10 DIS per quiutsl: 1860 l 9 pipe.
Of taflia at s. 95,797 hogsleads OF mo
ias>es, at rials FT keg: aa,s65 !
'rroba' Of way, AZ 10; ali these, vaIuins
aiss the boxes. barrels, bugs, &c. i!
which they were contairad. sakiny "
the sum Of 1919 1875 do!la,- ! Have ".
no cause for generalization. that 1Iel
vessels have arrived in oar parts, 4. Ic5i
sailed, exclusive Of vessels Of war -
Surely these are blessings, among man
others, which on tbs day, We csrnpt ba,
acknowledge with the most grateful leeI.
ings."
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A. MOORE. Register.
. his is 10 rive Noilcc,

z That to sv6sc'iLsr. 81 Aic.ardrs
coants III lie District .f Cohaiis, hns
obtaiged lrnM the G'fhans t.1s,l e said
co.n'v 'cttecs -; admiris:, a,ien on tho
personal eats'e ef Jerome Plume. iats
OF tic county Aforesaid deceased all
ier>un, having claims against tb, SAID
dete cut, ara hereby varucd To e&k;bit
the same to The .ubsc, .bc,, with tie
voucher. thereof, passed b, The OipIsrs
Coust, OF or before tie l5,h dry II y'qly
next. o, they may b. Law D. eseindcd
from all b.urGt 10 said estate; and those
indebted therei" are required to axe
nasmrnt. 6iTrn under my
hand thi, I5h January. iel7.
JOeEFH SMITH, Gdm'r
Of Jerome F'nacr.
tanuarv IS co4m
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VERY ExtrnorGinsrv.

On TIE 18th Of Oct last, Mr. Schench
,Yho ks.os tne Ligat house ar <aady
l~cH. / liah INV. in ahoye s.n- ach
~ss found, forty one nails. two hattons.
three shot, one sail needle. two pins, aa,I
sund., ice, Of metal. A. Jarren .
plac, A. is Sard Hook HroHe crgld iIave
.apa,s.d that the ANNA! ~on,i haze ha =
casus &C TO articles % lie Above iaGigcs,;.
;,;s Lesc:ip:ion.)
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Three Sisters, lying at anchor at Bonar
vista, asd bound to Senegal on the
cuast.
3" The French are expected to take
possession of Senegal ant the Island u
Gnree fifteen days after this date. a.
mericsa vessels have been permitted to
enter the River Of Senegal and sold their
cargoes. Afterwards employed BY 60.
vernment, en- this expedition mp the III
terror Of Africa, With Major Patty and
captain Cambesl.
JAMES DUNCAN"
Nov. :, 1876.
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Boston D. Advertiser,

From the Democratic Press, Jan. 9.
Hints on Mr.. Forsyth. motion arc
ne Treasury Ci.cuisr.-Those two art
lie, are deeply interesting TO the natrOa
=, more especially to the citizens "'
Phliadelphia. The secretary Of the trsa'
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January Is
Orphans Court

Alexandria County, Jan, Term, 1917.
. ORDERED, That the s.Iminl.itaiur
ST Jerome Pumrr, decsa.ed do insert
:he usual advertisement three ti,nes a
seek tyr four H., in the Alexandria
papers.
Copy--Test
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
AT WASHINGTON.
January IA.

III SeeliS thdi S''
time in the course of the present SEES
.s;en John Paulding Of n. York state
|cne of the three captors of the untor-
hunatc Major Andre, who's history q
kate are sufficiently known. petitioned
|ccagress for an increase OF the pen
sion settled upon him for three years
Tor that seryice.-The committee al
s,ensions and revolutionary claims {
Iwhom this petition was rcferred,made
Il report upon it, rejecting the a9pll-
Nation. Yesterday Mr. Cl.arpCll d
'lcha;rman Of that committee, brough
,rp that report, when Mr. WriSh
pade a motion 10 reverse the decision
On this = conversation arose. in ii,
kOursc Of which colonel TaimataT
<aid he felt il TO be his duty to la!y
*one facts before the house in relation
rs that aFai:. Every ono knows ho"
k.yorably to the captors that incl
4ient is mentioned in history, and has
2hithert9 been received by this nation,
and indeed by tie woi:l at large,
|eal. Talmadge hnwcye". fGlt hiaseii
constrained By his duty To state samC
circumstances that cast upon II a IA
4hur different complexion. Ec in
'6rmcA the house that at the tire OF
93hC capture of taaiDr Andre, he was
'lsn o'fcer OF the lines. and was switI,
I xdetaciwent Of oar troops in advance
,lsf tie army. Gen. *:Yas!.ins:gn was
(. CONS into n. EaSiand to meet Conn
Rncnasnbeau, and wrote t. Mr. Tai
,nadge desiring him. If there MAS any
accommodations from the enemies lines
70 sSn' ''iem 70 sen Arhoid VINO con-
mamie" At "es' Foi"'' A'oH' o'"
lime Mr.. TuimaAge received a Letter
from 4r"~" ihi''a,'% f"a' '"'' "
New York merchant Of the name OF
John Anderson was expect
lfeClea .! "'H WIZ III ,H'' > II, : VI -"
Fqortance' ana "'S'.Gs ''ir, 4 !" CIV
MN a Sa'ees'"F'' "'l''''''''I''>'"'
v" o''''' $3.50 WV >
n '''''H $3.50 ,.
:" &C" '''' -> |,.,
II ,I,,,s ~.
,..,.o. go u.,,;on ;nI,css g..
-. n,..: 49,, GOO. ,,.+ ~, -,
51.I -,
g.,
-, ~. .,:.,,.,. 80,
- n,t;ont aud oI,borcr, of -
-: !, he .os,nos c,,,,a.tcr
coon confessed b;,,sslr to he Najo,
Nh ,,,a.o A5;t G. film r...:sI
,,,,v ., wh;cb bc WAS re,pcvc;, b,
ycr, .-,s,..,,..,, 70 u-.ei
o.. ,It,,.,oo - .Ic t,,d u,,.
cn NJ. ~ ooo,;,,,o.
1900, 49,. H.. .ho u.h.l. finn,
f.o,n flo ,,.v Or Nd. l.;r., ,,ro,,.ht
-, -, -, ,"cbs
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MARRIED.

LII King George csunty, Va, on the
?jIh u';. bv the Rev'i. MIR. Davis. Cant.
.jaan .NcEoResai, nf Ohio, TO Miss June
II. Iatse, Of The former place.
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Married, on Saturday eveping last. by
tbe Rev. Mr.. Nen!e. Mr.. Jumes nil u
thl. place. TO slis Eiedn2r IeHneSoa, Of
u 81, Mays county, Maryland.
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Paper for Sale.
David and J. Ross

lave received, per ship Potomac, from
Genoa,
81 bales writing paper, assorte
hich they offer 70, sale On very low
erms. They keep constant supply ii
ira quality chewing tobacco tor sale b.!
.he quantity.
Dec I?
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NrnrflIH, Jan. Z.

" nrJ0iT. 3an.|.
We ore Informed by .ap,ain Bel al
tn schr, pecatur, arrived he y"ster
,daa from 81. Bartboloacws, that On hl,
!homeward passage rl the Slst ut beinq
in 1T. &C, 25. North cns 20, 50. w. hi.
vessel experienced al ancommoalv sever
.hack, icnn q tGjdea copyUisian Of the
sea, occa>ionsd as u.aT rea'iis BE- sup1os
ci By an carthGnake--i'he concus.iou Of
'hc water was accompanied by 3 rumb.
lag sound, usual aa such occa'inn, hut
t,e eject 81 the vessel was such as to in
nc. these uu board 10 believe that shs
was going down. So violrnl was lac un-
aulalos which she experienced. that the
compass was nearly unshippsd, & Capt.
Bel. Immediately ordered trial of &c
runps, tat found SIZE made no more wa
Ter than wa, usua!.--;Ihis happened at /
4. Vi. at halt past ID the same evening
another shock was very sensibly felt, bu;
its duration aud violence were less re
ma, kaJIs than tie proceeding cue.
.r'.c York. Jan 10.
A letter from capt. King, Of The ship
Hercules, dated at Batavia, Sept. 1s'
says, Il arrived here on the S0ih ult
LOO DAYS from Havre. la lat. So 5. and
IIoBy SIS z. orr ship was struck by light
tripg-.frst at the nain royaimast hear!
which it splintered but little it mex
struck the fore top-mast head aud cleav-
ed al a piece three inches wide and hal
an inch deep, the whole length Of tn,
mast, and went off at the heel withou
dong other injury am taking in sugai
and coffee. and expect to sail Cor S-len
lin 90 days. This Island has been restar
| ed to the Dutch. be regulations COT.
tinue the same as under the British 60
Iyernment."
The following was handed capt. West
| Of the snip Marther. arrived at Nantuck'
ct, by captain Duncan, ofthe schooner
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Il
ltainly was good policy in Congress to re.
y aed and hold it up as an example. MIR.
ralmadge said he did not wish TO detract
from the merit of the act and the value OF
lihs service rendered; but he considered
those men as doing no more than it was
the duty of every citizen in the United
states under >uch circumstances to do.
lie could not consider he CLAIM "a
ta7diHg on footing with the services
# mon who had bsen wounded in the
Iieid, aud thought they had been mos
I.aply provided for since while the
;na;ilated .oleier bad. even by the late
increase, but 96 dollars a year, those had
30 { ON the U. 5. besides a handsome
onation If land from the state of New
York.
From Col. Tslmadge's account too it
up!d appear 'h't they were not, as was
We received oriuion, soldiers in the a..
ny. bat we're Of class of per'or,s VIM
we'd in 8 kind of dabiou, sta.e between
he two armirs-a Kind Of scouts--a class
Ia, as well as could hear Mr.. I, was
aicd by the American army. co.'s boys
the SAME time MIR, Talmadse bore no.
cradle testimony to the parity o! Major
,ntre's character which forbid all ,usri,
zion Of hi. urteriag fal,ehood.
This account produced strong emo
ions in several me nbsrs. Gen. Smith
declared il was move, t.. him but he toe
sore still stronger testimony to the cha,
acter Of Major Audre, with who~ he
,as long personally intimate bIth in Ens,
Iland auh America and nc dec!ar.d t:a;
lie woa.d rely or his word IS fmly
M that of any man that ever livcd. liz
Therefore regarded It az Nsipr h7d-c' "a
api7ion only. Air. Pickering said the
;nf.,,oa,;on wss ,erf.c.?y p,s ia h;p,
4-t he. perfectly believed i. Mr.. Fer,
i'!y'h sad he DID not WIS" 60 ca'l /" q'e'
ioa TIE wurd Of Mr. fans !.e, and Ike
n, scter Of Andre, excep, in ;ne trsn.,
,.;o, ,h;.,,a :, h;S {, 90 v,s b,,,-
ao'c' Inc hon'rsoie s"n"riHa" 'r""
IC"onectIca; had Spo ell FROM 'i:s fcT o.
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su,y states that the United States bank
has notified him that they we're to go into
operation Jan. I, 1917. 1t is not known
| to the citizens Of this city, that the di
rectors Of the bank have redeemed the
n'etge thus given to the secretary, and
Through him announced to tue nation.
Il is certain that the state banks viii not
resume specie payments at the time re.
Iqaired By the secretary. ard it is equal,
certain that il the secretary. and the u.
States bank do not svince deposition
tn msintain good understanding with
tn. state banks, the treasury, the banks
and the public will suffer much inconye-
niense and be much more severely pes
ed than is at all necessary. he people
never have vet expressed an opinion on
these interesting subjects, buff the trca.
sury aud the banks will not do as they
ought to do. it may be necessary for the
people. in SELF defence, 10 meet and ex-
press their opinions.
Mr.. Forsyth's resolution points TO q
tact rumored for some davs in this CITY.
that certaia favored persons were 10 be,
and nave been, permitted to pay in t,,,n
second us ahncnts intO the United States
Bask. not in specie. &C. hut in acc~n.-
imodation NOES di5cpunted by the board
F., O: d;,cctor, of,hat iHs.ItutinD We d.
no, kaow cxact!J what the facts are Or
this subi.cr. il we did we would publish
them. Ii there no individual fcarles.
enough TO furnish US with the resolution
Adopted by the board ? Are there no
Airectols manly and indsrrndent CROUCH
! to protest and publish their protests a.
gaiast gross fraud upon The public and y
pa'pab!c violation Of The charter! If iac
iesOluiion be wha, il il said 10 be, II gives
u, the clue 10 the causes why the direc.
tors agreed to give Mr. Sergeant S20,oOu
ard mere, 10 90 to Europe to negotiate 4
lean To- specie; l.ieSe are bat hint; on
Interesting subjects,
Til" Now Brunswick ROYAL Gazette It
ths 10Th u!t, coU;a.ns Proclamation,
proragain. the GcneraI Assembly to tae
frat rnc,day in February ncx,. then 10
meet at FRI erictNt for re despatch ~
, sainc,s iEe,ssG: Gazette contains /;
/ proc!amati"n auta rising he ip'yn ,at,cs,
ia the u>an: -. nner, into tina. t'a.ince,
lfnu the [ S. Sea atinG. p'aHns, slaves.
!Iys'!;ng i:Sa2s, Saing'es. HG'n, o.
slla e! ;;'mt = Of rnv scr; ilorses
Neat Ca'lc, .hrep, Il ., Poultry, N I've
stock Of any su.i Bird, Biscuit, Tlerr,
Hcs., ;'rnns. .oiatoes, Wheat. Eicc,
Gas, ES cy or G!aia Of .ay sorts and
10 exrc't de sane aaso,ili-s 20 tar, "a
any Of !iis Naicsiy's cG.naics or r,aa.
A4ticus.
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For Boston,

sSN The schr. Levant, l. Reed
49, master; will commence loading
on tuesday next. ard take SEQ barrels
Oh freight. Aoplyto
Lawrason and Fowle.
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India Goods and hum.
John c. Lai!I & Go.

lave just received BY schooner New
Packet and sleep Henry, and viii bel
on liberal terms,
Is hid, and III barrels n Z run
6 bales Bur5son gurrahs
Q do Luekip"re baltas
do th!Iibii!y do !:
do Gcmercoliy DO !.
do fine do
do aiow sannans
do Auzensen mamocdy.
Dec II
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Charleston. January 5.

N-buiitNtpu, OaHun'N d.
arrived, Sch0O er Martha. Huibsli
havana. Left schooner Ann & Susau,
Crosby, for this port in II DAYS, Il schr
?eiI, SOPHIA. I.ese.nc. oil this port, just
arrived trom Rum Keg. with snlr, dis.
charging. About so sail of vessels ar.
lived ut Havana IN the course Of ) or 6
days previous to Captain It's sailing fran
the United 3lstes ard Ersope-manr Of
the forisrr from Philadelphia with iour,
with which article tie market vss nearly
sIutted. A ''remen brig arrived a, la.
wanna days before Capt. Fl left, which
had been plundered By cruiser. sap
posed to be a Carthasenian, Of German
goods to the amsant Of GO or 10000 DIS
ICspt. nubbcll furnished US with file
OF havanna, papers to the first inst. in,
clusiyc-no ncws.