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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11

have rcaped the bcnefits Of such sacr!-
ticcs No! they would still have suffered
all the niseries OF pnverts, with all the
horreis Of murder snperadded they
would have gone supRerle,s to bed--ard
they would be awakened by the light
step cf 'he assassin. Who would be atch-
irs over their plumbers.
Cne mere annual revelation of heavens
bouniiluI orb, has by the working Of Al
mighty Providence, in secresy and in ST.
lence; banished all these multiplied evils,
and spread orer the world that we inha-
bit, abundance aud joy.-The treasures
of the earth have been quickened and
invigotaied, by that celestial nuniticence
that sparkies in every beam, blossoms in
every flower, and ripens in all the fruits.
Those individuals who formerly meditat-
ed carnage and death to their fellow men,
may now repose their heads upon their
pillows, and welcome the daily arrival
Of heavens glorious orb, the rep escnta.
tive of our Creators muuificence. Ii
cannot be too often impressed on the
minds of our fellow men, that little, ve-
~ little, can be done by government to
alleviate the miserieS OF its sub ects.
We are all made the victims of the flash.
Ing thanderbolt, and OF the whirlwind-
martyrs to a confagration, a storm or
dt!uge, pestilence and famine, in despite
Of all that kings, lords, commons, empe-
lois, or presidents can do. The proud
est monarch, surrounded as he is by the
blaze OF his own diamonds, trembles at
suca seasons like the mesnest slave who
covers at his feet for mercy. We are
all subjects Of disease and death, vine her
we are denominated kings, emperor, or
subjects Duringsthe seasons Of such VI
stations Of Divine Providence, no man,
whose heart is alive to the impulse of
Immunity, would endeavour to arm re-
pining poverty with the dagger of the as
sassil. The hostility Of the poor a. ainst
the rich, is at all times sufficiently vim.
dictiye, aud it is no part o. justice or hu.
manly, to make the condition of the sui,
iering poor more W. etched. ny the excl
tation Of such unnatural aniInosity. II
there had been an equal division of pro-
perry, according o Che Spencean system,
in thrce days aferward,, there would be
the same inequality in the division OF
property, that the5e is nov.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
Union Hotel.

T\HE subscriber respectfully informs
II the citizens OF the district, and all
others who may visit the town, that he
has taken the commodious House on u
nion-st. between King and Prince streets
lately occupied by Mr.. M;chsl Boarman,
which is now in complete repair and rea.
dy for the reception Of company. The
situation of the stand will render it a
convenient resort for travellers parti-
eularly for gentlemen from Maryland and
masters Of vessels. The subscriber fat
ters bimself that the attention he intends
paying to the establishment, and to those
who please 10 favor him with their Gus
tom, will insure share of the public pa
tronage. lie also will accommodate 8 or
10 boarders, by the year, on as good
terms as any other public house in town.
ANTHONY RHODES.
N. B. The subscriber continues to keep
bis store at the old stand, where he has
on hand variety Of dry goods and gro
eeries, which he will sell on reasonable
terms.
september II 1w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
Salt and Coal.

Salt and Coal.
TINE Cargo Of ship Ocean, Captain
Fowle, from Liverpool, of
5000 bushels I Coarse
500 sacks Liverpool Salt
1000 bushels Coal, superior quality
For sale by
LAWRAS0N u FOWLE,
Who have also for sale. the Cargo OF ship
Hazard, Capt. Crabtree, from Liver
pool, of :,
10000 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
I,5O0 bushels coal.
ALSO,
The Cargo Of schr Planter, Capt Stur-
divaEt, from Eastport, OF
240 tons Plaster Paris,
ALSO,
The Cargoes Of the schooners Packet,
Capt. Mcclellan, and William and Nan
cy, Captain Young, of
$50 casks Thomas.on lime
$500 ieet merChantable and clear
boards
1,,OOe feet ioists. september 8
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Ny last Evenings Mail.

N,sac- Z ork, SCI

.rsr-Iork, Sept. 8.
Captain Taylnr, in % days frOm To-
bago, into ms that Spanish shoaner,
With $50 passengers, hal al ived there
fron Augus,ura, where the Royalists had
been completely defeated. Eighteen YES
sells in all had escaped with passengers !;
six of which had passed lobago.
1t is stated oy the Portuguese Captain
Ponies, from Lisbon. that TWO { igates Of
that nation had recently captured tire.
privateers, or piratical vessels, one Of
which was sent into Lisbon. One of the
crew Of this vessel informed that they
had captured an English aud an Ameri.
can vessel, and murdered every one Of
the crews. In consequence Of this lnfor-
nation, the whole crew Of the pirate were
sentenced to be hung.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

II AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
IL tue third day Of July last, Negro
vial, commonly calls himself WILL
LIAM LEACH, but since has passed
himseHby the name Of JOSEPH GALES,
and was committed to the Jail Of Fairfax
county on the Gath Of last month Au
gust)-and broke jill. sald begto IS a.
bout 5 leet $ inches high, black complex.
i'm. thick ucse, high forehead, has ble-
mish in hi right eye, we'll made, uses
his lett hand generally instead OF his
right-had on when he broke jail white
jesn round jacket, white trousers and
sailors hat; when spoken to IS very pert
and forward in conversation. The ABOVE
reward will be paid it delivered to ).
Radcliffe, al Fairfax court house, or
AZEL BEALL.
September 8 dSw
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BuchIy g. Stock,
CON FE 10 ZION + x S

CON CTIONE Frs.
H1ng.stresi, a ft,o doorsabors the Indian
l. Queen 1arern,
III RESPECTFULLY inform the Ladies
III and Gentlemen, and the Public ge-
morally, that they have commenced busi-
ness in their line. and hope by their ASST
dpity to serve them, that they will re-
ceive share of public patronage
They will always keep, and have now
on hand, general assortment of CON-
Observation-Disclosures, Cordials, Of
ali sorts Cakes, Of various descriptions;
also, Fruits, such as Raisins, Currants,
Prunes, Tamarinds, Pineapples, Dram
ees, Lemons, Filberts, soft shelled Al
nsnds, Paca Nuts, WaIuuts.
pe Private families, and parties can
be supplied with the best kind Of Cakes,
Ice Cream, and Jeilies, by giving one
days notice.
september Q tuths7t
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'pm tie Federal Republican, Sept. g.
1 THOUGHrS In SEASON.

The late intelligence frum Europe
- not furnish much interest to our rea-
-. The English papers still declare
Where is prospect OF abundant crops.
Slay be remembered, that the high
|te of provisions was some tIme since
Eated to the extravaganza OF the Bri-
B esyernment, to the heavy taxes they
t,ssed, and to their boandless prodigai-
I 10 their dissipation OF the national
snres. The people we're by incen,
M writer's aud speakers, told OF all
IS facts, and they were wrought up
>lch a paroxysm, that many believed
3ouId end in revolution, in rebellion,
4 in blood. Men Possessing large
berty we're marked out as the victims
jAis revelation. The people were told
e these rich landho!ders and opulent
chants, occasioned the famine, under
|5th the poor were suffering. IN the
"a time, men of wealth aud cha.
r(sr, were exerting every nerve to MI
sc the seventies Of the season. Cha
lie societies were formed, composed
~ ranks and classes, to administer me-
~ assistance to the sick, employment
lose who were able to labeur for their
= Subsistence, aad benevolent conui'
ms to those whs could not. Even
Il Effort TO relieve the mseries oil the
laing classes was violently opposed
hose very persons Tor whose ease aud
2(brt this bene6cent arrangement was
|hded. Il may now be assed-sup-
Al this instruction had taken place :
The mcmters Of the regal family, the
Its, aud the clergy, had been bro't
Ei>cfiniuatsly to the block, with all
! men Of Opulence in England--wouId
Sond,tiou of the poorer classes have
rendered happier by such sacFi-
62 In the mutual scramble Tor proper
!. chen Justice, with bloody wings. had
ID from the cOnsecrated tribunals to
wen, wonId those who have made
hands ,hick with brothers blood.
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British &American Stationary.

TUST received, for sale by the sub
Oh scribers, a complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
CONSISTING OF
Slperfine folio 4 quarto post, hot press
ed, gilt and plain ; best velIum and com
mon ioolscap paper drawing, log, iron.
mongcr's, la,ge wrapping Il blotting do. !;
a large quantity Of quilts Of all prices,
Dutch, English and American ; very best
inkpowder Japan 4 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
and crayons; ReeVes's genuine colors in
large and small boxes and single cakes {:
pen.kuives Of the very first quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk knives !;
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass,
plated and pocket inkstands of all sorts !;
geutlemen's and ladies' elegant real Mo-
rocco pocket books, silver mounted,
with and 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 and laces !;
violin strings, German Il Roman states
and pencils India rubber; silver aud
plated pencil cases, wafer seals plated
spectacles ; Gunter's scales and divlders;
mathematical instruments in cases, and
a great variety ot room hangings.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment of charts; BIunts
West.Indla Atlas, coas pilot and Bow
ditch's navigator, Of the latest edition /;
fine toned German flutes, with books
OF instruction for do. and all other in-
struments a large assortment OF mu-
sic & music books; merchants account
books Of every description; record ditto ;
cyphering and copy books /; cepperplate
copies oil very superior kinds bibles,
testaments, and common prayer books Of
all sizes and in all the various kinds OF
bindins-all the Greek 4 Latin school
books and classics now in use.
A general assortment OF English and
French School Books, Dictionaries and
Grammars, toe numerous for Insertion
and great variety Of Children's Books,
in quantity; with engravings. from the
press of Samuel Wood and others. z
~ Blank Books Of every kind made
to any pattern in the neatest manner and
of the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
sentember 6 stuthtf
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold, for cash, on the 10th
w day of October, 1917, in the town
of Dumfrips. at the late residence OF T.
JOSEPH HUBER, deceased
Ali the Stock Of Leather,
About six thousand dollars worth-con-
sisting Of soal, upper, bride and harness
leather; also, rip, cali, hog, and lamb
skins, all Of which is in the rough. IN sond
condition and nearly tanned. II VIII be
worth the attention of curriers' sDd tan
ners from distance.
N. B At the same time and place, the
LANYARD will be rented for term OF
years. The terms will be made known
at The sale If not previously rented.
GEORGE F. HUBER, hdm'r.
OFF. Joseph Huber, decd.
Dumfries, sept. 8 mwlts
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ssN Exchange Coffee House III
sa&MARINE JOURNAL. 80
PORT OF ALExAsDRI4....ssPT 10

PORT OF ALExAsDRIA~.SEPT. 10.
ENTERED,
Brig James Monroe, Sawyer, Moose.
Island, via Portland.
CLEARED,
Schooner James Madison, Semmes,
Charleston, s. c.
ARRIVED.
Schr Constitution, Squirting, Lubec,
via New-YOtk, 8 days from the latter
port; plaster, to the master. Spoke no.
thing.
- Happy Return, Thorowgood,. 7
days from Currituck; shingles and bees
wax, to the master.
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Picking Vinegar.

4 I my Vinegar Yard, on the east
"a side of Fairfsx-street, opposite the
Presbyterian Chsrch, / have Zoe sale, by
ihebarrel, at &s cents per gallon, or BY
the single gallon, 81 ] cents,
Coice Cider Vinegar,
which will warrant. A large supply OF
Vinegar will always be ready 10 answer
any demand. Attendance from 9 A. NJ.
till Pm. JOHN +. BROOKS.
september.1
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
l he Washington Literary In
StitutiOn.

FINDER the direction of GEoheE f.
u InoNsIpE. A. N. is now open tor
the reception of students, on the follow
iug terms, per quarter, viz.
Reading, Writing, and the four
first rules of Arithmetic s. 90
English Grammar, & the higher
rules of Arithmetic e 90
Do Mathematics and Geography . 90
Latin and Greek 10 co
De do with Mathematics IL SO
Do do with French II so
Latin, Greek, French, Maizena,
tics and Geography IS %
Board, payable quarterly in ad-
vance, per annum $50 90
This Institution, being nc'v established
on permanent footing, enables the citi-
lens Of Washington to procure for their
children a classical education, under
their immediate inspection.
City Of Washington} m,bsw
F street, sept. 8
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Evening School.

TSHE subscriber proposes opening an
Evening School Oh the FL st of Octo.
Der, and respectfully solici's a share Of
the publick patronage. Terms Of admis-
sion, Three Dollars per quarter.
lie also proposes restricting his DAY
SCHOOL t. "a select and limited number
of BOYS. Terms OF admission, Five Dol
lars per quarter :
JEREMIAH TRACEY.
september 10
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Notice.

YHlHE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of JAS HATHER-
INGTON e Co. (Coopers) is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent.
JAMES HATllERINGTON,
NOSE o. B CAWOUD.
r The Coopering Business will be
continued by ia, Hatheringien, Jun."ho
will execute all orders in his line on the
shortest notice and most reasonable terms
september 9 ST.
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Timber for Sale

U1fIE subscriber, residing at the head
Of Mauawcmsn Geek, Charles
county, ,a'yland. will sell large qnae-
tity Of white and 'ed oak timer, stand
ing in the woods, consisting ct ship tim.
Der, staye s,uiis. ard all description OK
timber for building; lying within less
than mils Of nasissble water.
WIN. MASON.
August 10 saw
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Sales ut auction.
By JOHN J.icKsoA' e Co.
On SSTERDtY, at Q 4, y.


On SATURDAY, at 0 A, ".
Will be sold at cur Auction Room, O.
ni0n-street,
All the personal properly Of VIM. PatoH,
Jr. dec'd, viz. Feather beds, mattresses,
bedsteads, tables, elegant lqokiLg glasses,
sofa. double barrel gun, rifle, 9 iowlins
pieces, pair dueiling pistols, valuable
books, maps, blankets, bed and window.
curtains, liquor case, counting room
desk, castors, knives aad forks, paper
hanging, servants, horses, gig; etc etc.
BY order Of the administrator,
sep 10 JN0. JACKSON y Co. Auct'r.
ATl1 A. NJ. WITHOUT RESERVE.
Superfne cloths, secood cloths -,
Super6ne cassamrts, Bedford cords, vel-
vets and cords 49,. =.
Bombazstts, Irish linens, elegant linen
.damask Tor table cloths
Brown hollands, cotton shirtings !.
Cotton cambricks, silk aud cotton barr
dannOs :
Domestic ginghams, sheetings, shirtings
and check vestings
Long and short kid gloves
Bundle and pound pins, suspenders
Best even threads, buttons, tapes
Cotton stockings, dimities, cotton casa
Knitting yarn, calicoes
Pocket handkerchiefs, romal handkeT-
chiefs, emerties, bafsss d.
Mamoodies, florence silks, levantine
silks, grapes =.
Bedticking, do~las, cotton balls, black
cambrics, etc. etc.
Will be added to Saturdays sale,
] case Madras handkerchiefs
case furniture plates
l case best buckskin gloves.
sept. II .JN0. JACKSON & Co.
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Wagons, Furniture, &c.

Wagons, Furniture, &c.
q AMUEL WARD has just received
y at the Furniture Warehouse, lower
end of Prince-street,
A few Jersey Wagons
Bedstesds; Secretaries Bureaus
5000 feet Birch scantIiDg, suitable
for Bedsteads
Paint Mill; ; a few Paint Stones
ALSO,
A general assortment Of HATS AND
SHOES, ..holesale OF retail-all whicr
will be sold low.
september 4 2awgw
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THIS DAY.. .SEPT'R II.
Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
A s the subscriber intends going to the
N western country, he will sell, at pub.
lie sale, on Thursday. the 18th Of Sep.
TENDER, inst il fair, il not, the next tai:
day, at Philip Spalding's Tavern,
Il tract Of Land,
Containing about go acres, situate in
Prince Georges county, Md. about live
miles from the Eastern Branch bridge.
and eight hes from Alexandria ferry
There are 70 or 30 acres in wood, aud 90
acres in meadow well set in. timothy, and
more may be made at Little. expense:
The greater part Of this land lies level
and Is we'll watered.
A more minute description IS thought
unnecessary, as it Is presumed tLose
wishing to purchase will view the PEE
misses.
Tue terms are one h~lf - hand- the
re idue in two years thereafter, secured
by a mortgage on the pr emises--S Sale
will commence at IL O'Clock 4. NJ.
BENONI SOPER
september nth 50
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For Freight,
House ~ anted.

1 COMAUDl0US Dwelling House in
n some consehier, part IF the town,
the rent of which would DC moderate, is
wanted for small lau.iIy--Possession is
wished Immediately. Apply to Lawra-
son and fowle, or 10
WN, CRABTREE. jun.
september 8 ST
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Alex'a Circulating Library

AleXa Circulating Library
rs now established on the north s',le Of
Prince street, Que door east Of Mr.
Matthew RobinsUn's shoe shore, where
attendance viii be duly given by the sub
scriber, who intends to enlarge and im-
prove the establishment by constantly ad.
ding thereto all new publications, as they
arr issued by the British OF American
press, where he hopes the reader OF SCI
ence ard sentiment ma, be amply gra,i-
hed. To effect this Improvement, the
subscriber pledges himself to the public
that every exe't,un si,ali be attempted to
make it al object Of pubic patronage.
WILLIAM KING
sep;em1er9 st
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Removal.
JACKSON STURGES informs his
OIL friends and customers that he has
removed to the store recently occupied
by Mr.. A. Rapley, at the lower end OF
Prince-street, near the Oyster Dock,
where he continues to keep general as
sortment of GROCERIES.
HAS ON HAND,
40 bbls. N. 4. Ram.
q bbjs. Beef.
Cyder Vinegar for picking.
Ship Stores put up It short notice.
sept 4 thstu4w
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COLONIZATION Society.

Colonization Society.
V1HE Board Of Managers oil the Anne
h rican Society Tor colonizins the Tree
people Of color, Of the United States, is
requested to meet at Davis's HOte:, in
the city Of Washington, on Friday the
18th Instant, at eleven o'clock, a NJ. Oh
business of Importance.
By order of the President,
4. r. CALDWELL, Sec'y.
Washington, sept. II thtu5t
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Steam Boat Report.
Got up at half past g P. NJ. Saw no.
thing b und up.
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Millinery

MFRS. HASKINs has just received
NA from Boston, by the brig Economy,
all elegant assortment of Straw HA is,
of the newest fashion, VIII ch she offers
for sale at her store, Fairfax street.
sept s St"
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s Is made iu the house oil commons
the duke of wellington. The in
su, like ali the others, lis admirably
states that it is dedicated to the
of the deceased by his seven
1; b, others and sisters. The same
ion appears in the French Ian
b the opposite side OF the pedestal.
n all the ties imunials which have
ected on this most Interesting &C.
there is none more deeply Affect
h plain black store which ap-
ID the centre of the church OF Wa
the inscription Of which is written
In, aud signed Henry CuPpage-
hating that the conduct and gal
|iS<of the deceased had been such as
kact the notice even OF their great
5nder in chief, If concludes with
= Meeting expressions: Z" His only
1|sing brother, who fought by his side
III that long and arduous day, aud at
* feceived his last breath whilst sup
- him in his arms, has erected this
- stone 10 the memory of ore who
! tndeared to him by the strongest
ia. can bind two human beings to
5 other."
! Is painful to conclude this account
y 40 instance OF the behavior OF the
,rateful Belsians on a late occasion,
~ can never be forgotten. The III
itsnts Of Brussels aud its Deighbor.
q. Including many distinguished per-
sx&s, pablo func,ionaries, &c. cele-
le8 the anniversary OF th. battle ot
Hoo, ON the 18TH ult. By a splendid
<hampetre, given on the field its III.
<brussels papers Of the following day
/, q minute account of this bTilliau [
bhemoration, WITH all the toasts,
zines, &c. which were delivered On
liking aa occasion. Would il be be-
"a that neither the name 81 the duke
ellington nor the English army is
.tneutluned In the narration!
" NUREMBERG, July 10.
&public Journal says" In the medi-
81 OF the great Powers between Spain
Efur;ugal, important explanations are
fto have been brought forward re-
ling the nature of the Sacred ALI
Z according 70 which, FIRST, it is va.
.oniy between the Powers who have
fsssly concluded it with each other,
'& No means as their allies are con-
80, with whom a special treaty Is
|<esary; 2dly, the contracting parties
<eke to protect each power, not only in
integrity vi its whole territory, but
{ n all its constitutional rights, ~ re-
q to its subjects. Ia conformity With
e arrang .ments and the negotiations
xeen North America and SPAN, Ru.-
iit is stated, has engaged to support
Scalse OF Ferdinand VII. in Spanish
|erica, with a squadron If six ships Of
Eline, and several smaller vessels,
i An army of - or 10000 men, for
kh Spain cedes to Russia, Old S New
ifornis, in America, and tie Island
4inorca, and gives II also very lmpor-
/ commercial advantages.
{orth America is stated to have ensa-
4 in consideration Of the cession OF
Two Floridas by Spain, to forbid all
'ptance to the Insurgents in its terri
low FAR the negotiations have advanc-
<caunOt yet be positively said bu, it
srtain that they are going on. These
Rotations, aud the relations OF Russia
4 the Porte and Persia, greatly ex-
<the attention of the English ministry.
) thought in England that a feet will
d be equipped. A Russian squadron
sailcd from Revel and Cronstadt, and
Gpected shortly in the North Sea-"
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
British brig Admiral Durham, Reese,
IL days from Barbadoes, at the qaaIan-
tine ground, Charleston, s. c. 18th inst.
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TUST received, for sale. by the sub
D scribers, a complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,