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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-16
THE ATRE.
On TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. 16,
Nlll be presented the admired comedy Of
The West INDIAN.

The part ut Rosina, b. Hiss lEAyETTA,
Gin which character she will sirg tie
songs of Whilst with village maids |
stray" and Light as Thistle down
mosins'')-her first appearance on any
stage.
- In consequence of the unlimited
appreciation bestowed upon he new ira
gedy of BERTRAM, on Saturday even
ing, it will be repeated the first opportu-
nity-Ot which due notice will be Given.
Tickets and places IN the Boxes to be
taken Of Mr.. Howard. every nOn-plsy
day, from 1910 o'clock, and on the
days of performance, from 10 to l
o'clock, and from O'Clock, in the alter
noon, Til the conclusion Of the perform
ance.
Doors to be opened at half past S, and
the curtain to rise at half past 6 O'Clock
precisely.
Box one dolIar-Gallery Fifty cents.
The novelty in preparation is Shells
Apostate, Dimund's Conquest Of Ia
ranto, The Libe tine, Slave, Inn Keep.
er's Daughter, &c. &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-16

Prime Barbados Sugars, &c.
KUHN DOUGLASS q Co, offer fer
g "a Z,
10 hogshsads lrst quality BAL balos
sugars.
8 tierres second TO do.
rs hos,heads AHGsua aud GJNda-
lOupe sugar.
9 nalt pipes Tene'iRe vine.
Collie, shot, coitOn, etc. Oh acCcmmO-
dating terms.
Deccuibec 10 tuthsSt
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Malaga, consisting OF
1850 boxes musCateI and b!nOm ral,irT
80 quarter casks sweet Malaga Wing
Sc cases sweet IrontguaC vine
90 best capers
90 anchores
so olives
5000 lbs. flberts
so boxes CASTLE soap
10 cases periumery, washes, esS
sences, &c. &c.
S cases paper ha1gings, plain AID .
elegant
. cases ladies' and gentlcnen's UNI
brellas
case ladies' q g.ndemen's gloves
1900 reams writing and weeping paper
200 marble slabs, and few elegant
marbles
9 cases. containing pocket books5
purses, suspenders and snuR boxes
l case LeshOrn bOhnets
500 lbs. dried citrOn
S cases elegant clocks, with maFo.ej
gilt and alabaster columns
case mems shoes, assorted
i ladies' DO.
/ horse Whips
framed eIgravings y
flower vases
On FRIDAY, 10 NJ.
VIII 81 sold at the Vendue Store, corner
of Prince and Water streets,
9 bales supertne broadcloths
do cassiineres
/ do plains
case corduroys
| Irish linens
l domestic cottcns
! wooIl:n hosiery
Flushings
COatings
Swansdown yestings
Calicoes
India nsnkeens
Gurrahs
Camb,ic, leno, jaccnet s book muslin
Do. do. handkerchiefs
Silk and cotton hosiery
Kid, buckskin and beaver gloves
Silk and cotton lace
Sewing cottons and threads
bale tick!inburg
1 sackinss, &c.
ALSO;
10 boxes German glass ware
90 bags iiberts
S casks Goshen cheese
$ crates assorted queeIsware
ticrce Scotch snuff
8 quarter casks Tcnperifie wine
Furniture, &c.
Also,
1000 felt blankets, suitable for rarious
purposes other than bed clothing
VIII be added to'FIiday's sale, without
reserve,
packages Of British Dry Goods, con-
sisting Uf
SuPerine broad cloths L cassimsres
CiHshams
Brown lincas
Cambrics
Cotton and silk shawls
Neck and pocket hardkerchiels
Mems and womcn's hid and beaver
gloves
Mems and women's Gotten stockings
Irish linens
VelvetS and cords
Ribbons
Cotton shirtings
Plain and leno muslins
Pins, &c. &c.
p. c, MARsTELLER. Auc.
December Is ct
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December 4

Fancy Painting.
Ladies' fashionable and elegant accom-
plshment of Painting on Vel
vet, Silks, Sattins, Cloths, &c.
taught in Que quarter.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-29
FRENCH SOIREES.

The French Soirce is literally an
epcnlng at home. Almost every wo-
man of condition in Paris, has Sol
rec once or twice a week. Some la
dies are " sat home" every night, or
rarely so out except to the court. to
the opera. or to the theatres. Du-
ring the soiree, visits arc received and
paid, as OIL other evenings. for the e.
vening is the usual time for paying
morning visits in France ; and once
admitted to their enjoyment, no fur
Their invitation is necessary. These
little assemblies,gi without expense
and resorted to without form, pre-
sent the state of Partisan society in
its most favorable aspect. Neither
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-29

What happiness arises from difficult
ties overcome, and !abM crowned
with success? What emotions can c.
quail the joy of one, who. after the
painful battle, " divides the spoil ~
but what can resemble the satisiac-
lion of the christian, who on each sue
cessful exertion. gathers fresh .glory,
honor aud immurtaiity {" The life of
the active christian is the labor of the
bee, who all day long is flying from
the flower to tho hive bat all his bu-
siness is confirmed to fraSrancy, and
productive of sweets.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-29
ELEGANT EXTRACT.

There is something very attrac-
tive and pleasing in progress. 1t is
agreeable to observe stately cdiiice
risiag from the deep basis, and bccom-
ing beautiful mansion. 1t is enter
tanning to sec the rough outline of a
picture filed and finished. Il is stri-
King in the garden to behold the tree
renewing signs Of life; to remark the
expanding foliage, the opening bud,
the lovely blossom, the swelling, color
ing. ripeninS fruit. And where is the
father, where is the mother, who has
not sparkled with delight, while con-
tcmplatins the child growing in sta
ture acquiring by degrees the use
of its tender limbs beginning to tot
ter, and then 10 walk more firm ; the
pointing finger succeeded by the pratt
Ting tongue curiosity awaken rea-
son dawning /; new powers opening
the character forming. But nothing
is to be compared with the progress
" of this building of God )" these
sstrees Of riShtcOusness;' this process
Of. the new creature" from the hour
degeneration " unto perfect man,
unto the measure of the stature Of the
perfect fulness of Christ" And o
what is it when we are the subjects
too The nearer we live to Heaven,
the more of its pure and sweet infiu-
ence We shall enjoy. The way OF
life, narrow ut the entrance. widens
as we procecd.-tt is the nature of
habits to render their acts easy and
delightful. There is little pleasure
in religion, Il there be no fer,ency ;
if there be no rigor in faith, no zeal in
devotion, no life in duty, religion is
without soul ; 1t is mere increase
Of inanilnate virtue. What sensations
of ecslacy, what prospects Of ASST
rance can such christians expect 3
Jn cun, ersion. as in the alteration OF
an old edifice. we FIRST demolish, and
tins only furnishes us with rubbish
ard ruins, hut afterwards we raise
np an orderly, beautiful building, in
which we are received and charmed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-29
st. Thomas, seth .Edg, 1917.

Numbers of American vessels, ORR
giDally bound to the Spanish Main where
their cargoes could lave been disposed VI
10 great advantage, have been deferred
from prosecution of their voy age, from
! dread Of the piratical cruisers that in
fest those seas, and have been actually
obliged 20 sacrifice their property here,
whist English vessels prosecute the.
trade in perfect safety, merely from the
circumstance OF there being a few British
vessels OF war in the West India scas.-
i he presence of one OF our smallest arm
ed vessels would completely awe those
marauders, aud enable our merchant YES
sells to prosecute legal trade in safety.
Her presence (the Boxcr) in this neigh
borhood would be attended with the most
salulary elfccts.'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-29

vanity mr. ostcntation interfere VITA
their case and simplicity tl,er' is no
gambling. no full dress the women
go in dsmi toilette /; and as, in Paris,
illumination is very cheap. and the a
paltmcnts always we'll lighted, the
whole additional expense of the soiree
is included in tea, or some slight re-
freshmen. served little before mid
night. Soriety is therefore not point
of competition, but a Source OF gelu-
ire enjoyment. 1t never leads to ru-
inous extravagance-it is supported
by no newspaper eulogies-awakens
no rivalry, and gives no heart burn
ings; and the lady who entertains,
does not estimate the pleasure of her
party by the number of titles which
Gil her rooms, nor by the expensive
raritics that crowd her supper table ::
for wit. pleasantly, and good CONVEX
sation hold an uniform ascendant over
peers. and pine apples, chalhed floors,
and peas at guinea per quart.
London Paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-29
OFFICIAL PAPERS.

Selections from The documents trans
united to the House Of Representa-
iipss Of The United States By the
President.
CONCLUDED
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-29

Tie patriots OF Amel:a are 4 nrst
hetercrent us SET, consisting If all c'u.-
tries Y la"suascs. except Spanish ~ -
means. Amongst them may be iCrt Il,
Americans, Frei ch, Irish. Scotch, r.
Girl, pnlch, Germans, iIaytians, p.
tiGU., ,ls. all come Ostensbiy to all It.
cause Of die patriots Of South America
but their real motive is, no duubt. &c prey
upon whom they can. Should they coz
Iinue in Amelia Island. the place will be-
cu,ne secord liarataria.
At this tune the government consists
Of A0us. Aury VINO is cgmmander in ohief
Of ihe naval and military forces; d Rug
sies !Iut ba'd, formerly bish sheriff Vi \.
York, Is the civil governor.
"a nuuber Of prizes Of considerable
value, have been brought into Amelia By
Aury's squadron.
" II appears to be the anxious wish Of
the inhabitants. of the opposite side OF the
river, to be under the Aper;ean govern
mcn', as they are not now secure from
either party
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-29
From the ~ + Daily advertiser, Dec. e5
JXPAThIkTlON,

JEPAThIkTlOS.
Mr.. Robertson, Of Louisiana, mem
Der OF the House Of Representatives Of
the United States, has introduced reso-
luton into that house, the object OF which
seems to be 20 induce Congress TO de-
clare, that the people OF this country have
a right to e.rptdrats themselves. The
doctrine of perpetual allegiance has al
ways appeared TO trouble our warmess
bIeodcd pei ticians, fer what particular
reason they may best be able to say. We
think, Notwithstanding, that Mr.. Robert
son will find some difficulty before he
carries his motion into complete effect.
In the first place, we would enquire,
what authority have Congress thus to re-
lease the inhabitants of this country, even
allowing that there is nothing in the idea
OF natural aIlegiancei II Congress can
act at all, they can only release men from
the obligations they are under to the 10
tionGL government. They have no power
to seyur the ties which bind men to he
state governments; ard there is the spot.
if any where, that we should naturally
expect to end natural allegiance. From
thu peculiar form and nature Of our la
tiOnal government, it may be questioned
whether there is, trictly speaking, any
such thing as natural allegiance towards
that goyc' GmeEt. it being formed, essen
italy, OF confederation VI separate and
distinct states, or sovereisnties, who have
united their several hodies for certain
purposes under one heat. Allegiance -,
therefore, as it regard, the nati"r, ra!hs'
constitutional than natural, aud is due
more correctly from tie states than fro"
indriduGlS.
tut, !; TIC plan is practicable, is i.pS-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-29

Extracts of letters from Robert NJ. Har-
rison, Esq. Consul Ofthe United States
at the Islaad Of st. Thomas, to the Sc
cre,ary of Stale.
81. Thomas, eCM .qprH, 1917.
The INCREASING number OF American
scaneD, whose III success in the pri,a-
teers and pirates that iRfest these seas,
induces 'Lem to relinquish those unprcli-
tatle pursuits, whenever an opportunity
offers, ard who almost universally swarm
To this Island to claim my protection aud
support, so that thes daily almost sui
round my door. renders it again my du-
ty to request inst uciions from the De-
partment Of State. | have nut yet ex-
tended to sacb men any mO,e tbsn par
tial assistance, though many OF them are
in the greatest possible distress, conside-
ring thar the expenditure OF such large
SUNS OF money might be considered as
advancing beyond the bounds Of my du-
ty. 1t is much to he regretted that the
disappointment sustained by So great 4
number Of our sramen should nst he sui
Gcient to deter sthers from eLba. king in
such enterprises"
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} Il @ &oE; % Il

FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENcER
OF MONDAY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-29
SELECTED.
BEAUTY,

DbAO u,
"IHs winG passsth Orer it, and iris gone"
/ saw a dew-drop. cold and clear,
Dance on a myrtle spray;
Fair coIors deck'd the lucid tear,
Like those which bloom and disappear,
When showers and sun beams play
Sol cast athwarth glance severe,
And scorch'd the pearl away.
High on a slender polish'd stem,
A fragrant lily grew:
On the pure petals many gem
Clifford, native diadem
OF healthy morning dew:
A blast Of lingering winter came,
Aud snapp'd the stem ia two.
Faircr than mornings early tear,
Or lily's snowy bloom,
Shines beauty in its vernal year;
Bright, sparkling, fascinating, clear,
Gay, thoushtless Of its doom!
Death breathCs sudden poison near,
And sweeps it to the tomb!
THE BIRTH OF BEAUTY AND LOVE.
Oh! woman! when supernal power
First placed thy lovely form on earth,
He gave thee beauty for thy dover,
And babe all nature hail thy birth.
Creation viewed thee with delight,
Earth's verdure frightened at thy tread,
The heavens then glowed With purer light,
And chaos from thy presence fed
The lor ers in clustering union grew,
Fragrant with sweets, in beauty rare;
Like orient pearls, with s!ittering hew,
They sraced thy brow, and bound thy
hair.
The maiden rose, in rich perfume,
Reigned sovereign DER each lovely
flower,
The peerless ,chiie, in beauty's bloom,
She twined around Thy peaceful bower,
But when the rose tirst met thy sight,
Warmed BY thy gaze, its modest hue
Was lost in bushes deep and bright
To meet thine eyes Of black or blue!
And when thy lips the leaves had prest,
Love was created in that hour,
Aud flew for shelter to thy breast,
When first he left the parent bower.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-29

Extract Of letter from captain John II.
Elton, TO the hon. B. w. Crownin-
shield, Secretary of the Navy, dated
US brig SaraBac, Cumberland !
Sound, Sept. Goth, 1917. s
The patriotism of Amelia Island APP
pears to be confined to privateering and
plundering. General Aury has the CON-
mand," &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
MONDAY, MARCH "a. 1917.
Land for Sale.

A tract or parcel of Land, containing
between two and three hundred acres.
on the north side of Occoquan, in Fair
fax county, abou S miles west OF Deco
auan mills. 1t is well watered with ne
yer failing springs, it is also we'll timber,
ed, and the great quantity of fur timber
on it renders it the more valuable to any
person in the coopering line. This land
is OF the middle soil, and produces corn,
wheat or any other grain tolerabe we'll
there is about 100 acres cleared and un.
de-. good fence. The improvements are
a log dwelling house Il other out houses,
and good apple orchard Of about sixty
trees.
One other tract in the same county,
within three miles Of Occoquau, lying on
Sandy Run. containing AZ acres-one
halt in cultivation and under good fence,
the remainder heavily tiDbered, There
are on the premises an old framed dwell
ling house and out houses and an apple
orchard Of eighty bearing trees.
Any person inclining to purchase can
view the ! -emises and know the terms
oy applyln: to the subscriber who lives
near them.
Thomas GoSsom.
November 80 9montns
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
Twenty Dollars Reward.
November 80

Ran away from Major William No.
land, at Aide, Loudoun county, Virgil
via, a Negro Man named MOSES, a
dark mulatto, - years of age, about 5
feet or inches high, stout made and
sleeps in his shoulders, has a lounging
walk, his nose turns up considerable "
lad on when he went away dark shot
coat of home made cloth, and pantalsons
ut the same, laced shoes, and half
worn wool hat the rest Of his cloathing
not recOllected. The above reward will
be given TO any person who will delive'
him to Major Nelard at the place, Or
to me near this place, or CONNIE him IN
any jail so that get him again.
Isabella Hisiop.
Aldie, March ID II cc5o
- N &. All persons, and masters
of vessels are hereby torewarned fro
harporing or employing said negr",
the law will be enforced against such u.
feuders.
March II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
March II
Notice.

Runaway from the subscriber in Corn.
wallls's Neck, negro woman named
Phillis, formerly the cook and market
woman of Captain Richard Stonest'eet.
Of Broad Creek--I have heard she wishes
to get to Philadelphia. | will give One
Hundred Dollars if taken in or about
Philadelphia Twenty five it taken in Or
about Baltimore, and Fifty Dollars if
taken in Alexandria or neighborhood, and
secured in any jail so that | get her a
gain. heard lately she was seen II
Washington with her free husband, who
call hinseif William Adams
Joseph N. Sionesreet.
FEBRUARY 80 Il
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Sales at AUCTION.
On Weduesaays and Saturdays,

wi W
WILL pE OFFERED,
Al the AUCTION Office m Union street,
Between King and Prince
y extensive aud general assortment
4 Of sea-onable Goods, OF British.
E,a,ch. German, India. and Domestic
Manufacture, which will bc we'll elect
81 and well worthy The attention OF
town and country merchants aud others;
a. tnr undersigned viii ne abundant'y
snrnlicd rom the mauuiactors and their
tr;eoIS in Boston, New York and Phiia-
Jp,lia-which will give to gentlemen an
UDpostrnity of laying in their goods on as
,nnnI terms as rnev can be m those cities.
:sk;pr into view the difference Of Ex-
change. etc. etc,
I've particular description oil goods
will ,e advertised in the papers OF the
ay ,,.,
liberal advances oalr If desirable
John jackson Z 20.
Auctioneers.
November y
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Union / cam Boat.

The Union Team Boat has CONNIE need
running her regular rout from George
town to Alexandria-startng from the
former place at nine O'Clock Nm, d from
the latter place at four o'clock p, NJ -
and for the mediation OF persons to
and from the city of Washington, will
stop on her way up and down, opposite
Captain Davis's wharf, a few minutes.
This boat is fitted up at an cxpcncc
and in style OF elegance not equalied
by any similar passage boat in the Unit
ed States and every arrangement ha-
been made that can add to the comfort
and convenience Of the passengers, par
tIcutarly the ladies.
Fare and passage same az last year.
Annual tickets may be had Of the cap.
tain.
This boat will start from The wharf Of
Messrs. Jshn W. Baker, lower end
of Market street, GsOrget"v n--& from
the wharf Of Mr.. Andrew Bartle, Alex
aHdria.
JOHN SHREvE.
March IL DIV
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March 10
ROBERT s. BOGUS,
Boot 81 Shoe .U1lrpr.

Fairfax street. two doors south Of King
street, respectfully informs his friends 4
the, pubIicthat his establishment continues
open for their accommodation, and that
he has on hand. Shoes, dancing Pumps,
&c. in the first style Of elegance and
durability. He hopes by mis- attention to
business, to secure portion OF public
patr onage, which he pledges himself, no
exertion shall be omitted to merit.
March ~
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November .
Burr Mill Stone Manufacture
,Jobu s. Bre1pn and Go.

Respectful, ;n!orm h Public that
thew continue the MANUFACF TURF
of BURR Mill. STONES, on the cor.
No, of Patrick and Cameron-streets, Ill
the town of Alexandria, where they are
eady to receive any orders " tn which
they NAV be favored, aud will execute
them with all despatch and in the best
ner.
They haze received an GSsortmen. Of
Betting Cloths
OF good quality, and intend keeping a
constant supply. r.
september % u
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COMBS.
Thomas Mount,


Confines 10 have Combs manufactured
from totolse shell aad horns. He has
Just flashed about one hundred Il fifty
dozen ortsise shell Combs, Il newest
fashions; which, with a very general
assortment of combs of all descriptions
and very handsome collection of
Fancy Goods, Hardware and
Cutlery,
Inferior 10 none in the district Of Co.
IumDla, he offers for sale on reasonable
terms, at his Fancy Hardware Store on
King street.
Editors of the National Inteligencer
are requested to insert the above three
times and send their account to th' of.
flee.
February IA
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Albany Oats,

A few hundred bushels of Oats worthy
the attention of farmers, can be had by
applying to the subscriber, lower end Of
Duke street.
Wm. II. Br01CR
March 10
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n. T.. Pun and Shoes.
John g. Ladd e Go.

Olicr for SAFE,
Landing from schooners Five Brothers,
New Packet and sloop iiaymaker iroia
Boston,
100 bbIs n F. rum
7 hhds do
8 cases a" 9 barrels, containing a
complete assortment o, mems and boys
coarse and fine shoes o. uPeror quality.
March s
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Benedict Property for SAFE.
March 81

Will be offered at public sale on the pre-.
misses. on Monday the Sth Va, next,
i lair, II not the first lair day th,,cat.
ter
= Al. that very valuable Estate ~ BE.
"A nedict, late tie property Of John
Forbes, Esq. deceased comprising the
town, lwiih the exception vi lots aud
50 OF 100 acres si Land attached there.
to
The many adyaHtages this situa-icn at.
fords to mercantile men scarcely las a
parallel, combined with al excellent IN.
yigatiOn, and COT venIent store room ard
warehouses for the transaction Of bust.
ness--in a rich and extensive nelghbor.
hood. heretofore depending Tor supplies
on that place.
A. addition to that beautiful improved
lot formerly the residence oil Mr.
Forbes, are several Dwelling houses IN
good repair enc which las been 0ccupi.
ed FOR some time PAST as tavern. The
aoO'e property VIII be sold either by Sc.
perate lots OF the whole together as may
sast purchasers. a long cred will }:
-Iven by securing the payment Of the
purchase money. Sale to Commence at
EN- O'Clock ~. 81.
"nRArIO C McELDERY
March 10
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Last Notice
To the Debtors OF Daniel Caweod.

Such of them whose accounts arc M.
adjusted, VII please come iCrwsrd and
have them adjusted previous to The tenth
day before April term. Such as have no
accounts to ADJUST, or claims as OH es,
will please Cal, aud pay, to save trouble
and expense.
l. ROBBINS, Trustee.
March 81 dStev2w
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oil,

The copartnership he'etoivre ea'>'IHs
under the firm Of John Violet and 500,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
John Violet
Robert u. Violet.
March 81 div
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For Safe,
A few casks Me,srs NurJock Youllle,
Wdut.op AMI Co.'S I.c dpn Particular
Madcra Quality, IN.
w HODG5uS
xJsn 81