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1917 as to require a REIMBURSEMENT OF
land bounty on the part of the heirs and
volunteers enlisted under the act au
'horising the president of the United
States TO accept and organise certain
volunteer military corps, passed Feb
ruary 6, 1912, previous to placing the
widows or children Of said volunteers
upon the pension list, under the frs,
mentioned act.
Mr.. Kerr submitted the following
motion .or consideration
Resolved, That the committee on
military affairs be Instructed TO enquire
into the propriety of passing law au-
;horizing the soldiers of the late army
TO transfer their claims to bounty land
before the patents are issued.
On this resolution some discussion
took place, in which Messrs Kerr, Har.
risen, Hubert, Wright, Paris, Smith
OF Maryland and Johnson of Kentucky,
took part, and which was sketched for
publication but the motion was finally
Withdrawn by the mover in consequence
OF his discovering that the senate had
asked OF the executive information on
this subject, and that it was already
comPrehended In general reference TO
committee of this house. Mr.. Kerr
intimated that he should hereafter urge
his motion If the subject was not bro't
before the house for decision by com.
mittee, or in some other shape.
After refusing to take up several or
ders of the day-amongst them the
bill Tor the appointment OF circuit judg-
eS.-
The house on motion OF Mr.. Hardin,
resolved itself into committee of the
whole, MIR. Condict in the chair, on the
bill to amend the ac, OF last session, au
thorising the payment for property lost,
captured or destroyed, in the military
service during the late war.
A short debate took place on this
bill.
Mr.. Harrison of Ohio stated his in
tenion to prepare an amendment, 10
strike out the whole bill, and introduce
a provision for adding Two communication
ers to the present one, TO constitute a
ooard Of three commissioners, ~"
MIR Johnson of Ky offered an a.
meDdmeDt, TO strike oct the whole bill
and introduce provision that all the
decisions of the commissioner of claims
under the existing law, should Pass un
der the revision of the secretary of the
treasury.
The committee then rose; reported
progress and obtained leave 10 SIT again
and the house ordered the amend
| rrent Of MIR. Johnson to be printed.
The house adjournedto Monday.
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BY the above observations it will be
seen that the morning of the eth De
cember was degrees warmer than tina:
OF the 22d Of August, and that the heat
OF the 2lst of August, at O'Clock, at
ternoon, was only one degree above that
of the 27th OF December. Gaz
From the present appearance of the
wea'her,,here is prospect that cur ma,
sigation may continue open during the
winter, as the above Thermometrical ob
serTations will demonstrate tina. some
time at least must elapse before tbs
closing of the river. Northern vessels
therefore, we think, need not be deter
red, by the lateness Of the season, from
visiting this port.
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CONGRESS.
IN sENATE-DEcEmBEn ~.

IN SENATE-DEcEmBEn ~.
The following resolution, Submitted
By MIR. Wilson, on Tuesday iGA, was
agreed tos
Resolved, That the President Of the
United States be requested to comuu-
nicate 10 The Senate such information as
ne may possess concerning the pro-
Sress made in surveying the several
xracls Of Military Bounty Lands, appfo.
prialed for the late army of the United
States, and the probable time at which
said survey will be completed
The following resolution, submitted
by Mr.. TAFT, was taken up, and agreed
90;
Reeolus6, That the Committee on
Pubiic Lands be instructed to enquire
into the expediency Of aulhorising' by
law, the exchange of Territory with any
of the Indian tribes; and that the said
committee have leave 10 report by bill
or otherwise.
Mr.. TROUT laid before the Sen&e the
following resolution
EEResoiUea, That the committee OF
CLAIMS be instructed II enquire into the
expcdle0ly of auIhorising by law the
payment 10 the state Of Georgia Of Ger
lain claims for the services of Militia
called cut under the authority of the
United States during the years 1892
and 1893, for the defence Of the state
against Indian Invasion.
Mr. DANA Offered for consideration
abe following resolution;
Resolued, That the committee OF fo"
reign Relations be instructed to consi-
der the propricty of making provision
by law for declaring the extent OF he
maratime precincts olthe United States
and for the safe guard OF friendly ves-
sells which may be within the same.
These two resolves lie on the table
The Senate adjourned to Monday
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.N2So = York, Dee. %

--latest tfons Monte Video.--The edi
tors of the Gazette are indebted to cap.
tain Oliver, of the three masted schr
Intrepid, for the following Information {:
The Declaration of the United Pro-
vinces of the Rio de la Plata, was Off
cially declared on the 18th of October.
On the 22d of the same month, the
Portuguese squadron from the Brazils,
arrived at Moldonadc, consisting OF one
seventy four, two irigates, two sloops
of war, Two gun briggs, two shumacs,
and four merchantmen, with 500 troops,
Captain O however believes that the
number was grester) to cooperate with
the other divisions of. the army, to lake
possession of Monte. Video.
Captain Oliver supposes that il was
the intention of The Patriots to admit
the Portuguese into the city, that they
nigh, afterwards fall an easy prey-as
Gen Artegas, with about 10000 men,
badly armed, was in the neighborhood
of Monte. Video
Business at Buenos Ayres was near
iy at a stand, owing to the warlke ope-
rations which were going on.
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sador, arrived at Rome from Naples,
on the 18th Of October, from whence
he was to set out on his mission TO ST..
Petersburg. 1t is said he has conclud
ed Treaty with Naples, which gives
America advantages in the ports OF 81
city.
Paris papers to the 9Th of Novembe,
had reached London. The meeting oi
the Chambers Of France took place OIL
that day
The King in his speechsthe Chambers
says, 4" Tranquility reigns Throughout;
the kingdom, and the exact observance
of Treaties, guarantee to us peace with
QUITO the blessings we enjoy there
are annexed real pains. The intemper
ance of the seasons has delayed the har
vest my people suffer, and suffer
more than they do, but have the con
ISOLATION Of being able to inform you that
the evil is but temporary, and that the
produce will be sufficient for the con-
sumption.
The King of Wurtemburg died on
the 3oth of Oct. and is succeeded by
his Son.
London, Nov T.
Advices on Saturday reached Lloyd's
of the capture on the 9th uIt. OFF Cadiz,
of the CuencIa, Spanish vessel, from
Havana, by the Potosi priyaieer, from
Buenos Ayres, after sharp action.
The CuencIa was laden with colonial
produce, and s 81 900 for the Cadiz
merchants. The Potosi carries 6 guns,
and has crew of $50 men, all natives
of the United States, with the excep
lion of one iSpaniard. The commander
is John Chace, of Baltimore, the same
person, we believe, who was recently
lried and acquitted II America on a
charge of piracy; for having detained
one OF his own country vessels under
the commission he holds from the Blu
enos Ayres government. The crew
and passengers of the Cucn,:a, S / in
number, were put on board an Ameri
can ship and arrived at St. Ubes on the
9th alt Several of them were wound
ed, some dangerously
The seraglio of The grand scgnior Of
Constantinople took fire aud burnt down
On the 26.h Sept. All his wives, 81 in
number, narrowly escaped the flames
A writing box was lately driven OF
shore near Westport. 1t has brass
plate OH the lid with " Israel Lakeman"
engraved o. IL. The BOX contained a
number OF papers, some bills of cx-
change &c. from which it is supposed
that Mr., Lakeman is a merchant oil
Boston, and was on his passage there
and has the vessel in which he was Oh
board has ieundered during The late
gale on the west coas' of Ireland
London, NoU. s.
The Prince of SAKE Coburg packet,
sailed on Tuesday last from Rotterdam,
and arr. on Thursday. BY The psssen-
sengers we learn that the expectation vi
potatoes and pearl barley nave been pro.
hibiled, and that OF cow was daily c%.
pecled TO take place. The distress OK
listing in several parts Of Holland Is We
~ great, owing to the failure of the har-
vest and the incessant rains,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
FRIDAY, December II

Mr. Taylor of N Y offered resolu
eion. which, after some discussion nd
modification was agreed to as follows
Resolved. That the committee IN
military affairs be instructed u enquire
snto Tie expediency Of so amending tae
act making surther proVi5ion tor milf
1ary service during the late war anc tsI
alhsr purposes, passed AVT'l lob,
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-%~e~r@ ccC~

p" The 5ib No. Of a "Loudon Free
holder" intended for this DAYS paper
is unavoidably omitted ill trIdag, Che
request for second edition OF the les.
N0.will be rendered unnecessary, as w-
nave 70 doubt the editor OF The Lees
burg paper, about 20 be estabiished,wiiI
givc.it an early insertion.
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The legislature of the state Of Mary.
land have coded to the general govern
ment the exclusive right Of ju-isdic-
ton in and over the ground and terrific.
~ on which Forts M'Henry and Wash
ngton arc erected.
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PUBLIC SALES.

On TUESDAY next, the 9TH January,
Will be sold, at the Vendue Store, corner
of Prince and Water ltreets, en- liberal
credit, large aiiortment of Briti!h and
India Dry Goods, the flock of houfe
declining bufineis-among which are
Superiine and fecond brOadcloths
Plains, coa,ings
Flannels
Imperial and Bennett Cords
Baizes, jeans
swanfdowr, toilinet and Marfsilles
vefings,
G inghams
Embofled and furniture dimity
Leuo, Jaconet and book mullins
Muffin hdkfs.
White and colored cambrics
Calicoes
Cotton hoiiery, etc.
P. 6. MARsTELLER.
January I.
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The New-York Evening Post, has
commenced a weekly list (On the Lof.
don PLAN Of persons, in any part of the
State Of New York, making application
for The benefit of the T-"~'----'
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ADVICE

Let men IN business reject tina
hereafter, tha; money can only b. made
IN small sums at time. Let them va
Tue what they get, use it prudent!y,. &
exPendit frugaiiy. There ID 40 other
way 10 make money noSU
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PUBLIC SALES.

T. THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock,
Will be fold at at the Office of JoHN ~
SON q Co. Union .itreet, betwets s. .,...
King and Prince.
WITHOUT RgskRHI,
10 hhds. molaGes 90
puncheons run
pipes gin
do. brandy
10 kegs Garch
10 do. raiiins
; bbls. fhrub
boxes cotton cards
Boxes glals ware.
ImMEDIATELY AFTER,
Cafe fup. Iriih fhirtings, ga
do. do. Cotton cambrics oS &6,S
do. calcoes
= do. f1Perfne London mixed pima
do. black and colored cambrics
do. luper Madras handkerchief
do. book, iens and null rnllins
do. domeitic Writings and ginghaulA
do brown linens good quality
DO. elegant fix ihawls a IaA
do. lace wells and lhawls
bale fup. broadclorhs
do. iecond do.
do. roic blankets
do. white, red and yellow flannels
do. dufhings and coasings, etc. etc,
ALSO,
Silk, worried and cotton bookings
Quality and fhoc bindings
Cotton bedticking
Marieiltes vefting,, Guernfey frosks
lrilh linens, linen cambrics
SILK gloves, cotton flirting
Cotton bindings, Canton grapes, etc.
January l..
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Boston, Dec %.

Boston, Dec 26.
Mediterranean S9usdron-t,y he ar
rival yesterday at this port, of the schr.
Attractive, from Malaga, We learn that
cur squadron with the exception of the
frigale u States, which was at Port
Mahon) arrived at Malaga ABOUT :he
25:h Oct. from Algiers, and in conse-
6uence ct the rigid quarantine requir-
ed the &c, proceeded Immediately to Glib
ralter. No person landed from the
squadron, but it was understood that
the peace had been renewed with Al
giers, without any furiner hosiil,ies.
The Attractive an chored a few hours
at Gibraltar Nov. IL, where she saw
the Washington, Constellation, and sc
veral other vessels, probably the whole
squadron. There were also there a
Dutch "a and 2 iriga;es.
1t was lately stated on Authority OF g
letter from Philadelphia, that an officer
was recruiting for the Franklin "a; ant
that her compliment ct men would bt
loo. Lest in any future wars wi
Greet Britain, the above assertion
shnult DC brought forward by that ma
ton, among the many already pFomul-
gated, in endeavouring to prove thei
superiority on the ocean, we ,hihk pro
per, from the 6e$s authority, 10 ccntTa
dict ii /; and at th2 same time 10 stetc
taai by the Naval laws Of this countrY
the full Complement oE -, including
otiicers and boys, cannot exceed Sci.
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SHIP xs% NEW s,
, oRT o FssSlSSts YDRIA

From she Ec. CcGee HoHse Rocks.
ENTERED,
Brig Economy, Farrow, Boston.
Schr Levan,, Reed, Georgetown:
- Pniladelpnia Packet, Hand, Phi
ladelphla.
- Dover, Beatty, Portsmouth, Nh
S!eop Union, Middleton, Norfolk.
- Alert, CroCker, Georg e,own.
ARRIVED,
Brig Benefactor, Cushing, Norfolk,
with slaves, shingles, pitch and ,ar, 10
John and Thomas Vowel and MoTdr
csi Miller.
SchT Jane, from Richmond, with Goa
10 the master on board,
Sloop Richard, Bsrses, FIR Richmond,
with coal, 20 tie master
CLEARED,
Brig Eliza, Davidson, West Indies.
- Columbia, Lowe, St, Thomas
end 0 market.
- Fanny. Jewett, Bermuda and a
market.
-. Richmond, Moliere, w Indies
Scnr Mary, Clements, Baltimore.
.--- Native, Mayhem, Boston.
Sioop Henry, Rhodes, ProVIdeUce,R (
Schr Mary, Howard OF Newturyport
was spoke 10Th December on THEREON
last IT JaquemeI, bound 20 Aiexsndri,
The scnr SuSannah, Daymon, of an
from Boston, bound 20 Aiexan. with an
| assorted Carpo,Was wrecked OH the east
md of Nantucket Island, on Monday
On inst The greater part Of her car
20 il is hought Will be saved
Brig Agent, Hardy Of this port, Oh,
20 dys, bound to Martinique, was sp,k
Dec ~ lat. % so, long. 90, ny scrr | =
tripid, arrived at NYark from MVideo.
Brig J,no, liza dy, from this port, az.
rived ~ Boston 25 inst. cut IA days.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Partnerfhip heretofore exiting be-
d tween the fubicriber, in the
BOOT 9 SHOE MAKING BUSINESS,
Is this day DISSOLVED, by mutual content
Ali Perions indebted to us, are requefed to
make payment to JOHN HOWARD, who is
duly authorized to receive the lame, and
thoie having claims will preIent them to
him for naYment.
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NOTICE
THE PUBLIC
Nc andria. Dec. 80, 1916

Nc &Ndria, Dec. 80, 1916
WIAS committed 20 the Jail Of this
w county as runaway NEGRO
MAN, named WILLIAM-he is about {
feet incheS high; ftout made about IS
years of age was bought of Mrs. Bowe
OF Maryland, by Mr.. William Jones Of
Georgia and runaway from him in Virginia
The owner is requefted to call and prove
his Property, pay charges and take him a
way, otherwiie he will be difpOfed of as the
law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Tailor.
January, iawam
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A CARD.

by. RICHARD C. MASON
INFORMS the inhabitants OF Alexandra
L ard OF Fairfax county, that he has re-
Gently fettled in Alexandria, and will prae-
life
MEDICINE 81 SURGERY.
in the town and country, Any perfon win.
ing to confuit him, may find hun at his
dwelling, on Fairfax ftreet, pear the lower
end of the market houle
December 40. I'm
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Ves8eia bound 10 Aierqadria

Al Baltimore, ochr DespatchsHenry,
10 sail IN lev days
AT do. sloop Regulator, Chadwick to
sail Z9th December.
AT Philadelphia, sloop Isabelle, A''ie,
20 sail 26in December.
NJ 40. siooP Unny, Hand, uncertain
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
WEDNESDAY MORNING sAr 4, 1917

THERaoMETRIcALo OBSERVATIONS,
hcde in Aierundria, .Eug and Dee 1916
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On SATURDAY next,
VIII be fold At our auction room, Union-R.
for paper of Kentucky, Ohio, Penn{yle
vania, EaGern Shore Of Maryland,
and unchartered banks of Vir.
The entire stock OF PRIME seasons
bic Dry Goods
Of fore declining bufinefs, without rciervs
for Bank paper OF any of the above named
tates. ALTO, a very coniidersble invoice 81
Seasonabie Dry Goods,
for paper Of the late Merchants Bank Of
alexandria.
Oh SAME Day,
Will be offered tor current Bank paper &
rhe DiffriSt, a very general sGortmento of
British, French, German and India
Goods,
wh;sh are telling az the New-York prices
and Win be found we'll worthy the attention.
OF town ard country merchants, as they caR
be fupplied with every article in their lirts'
on the mott favorable terms.
And fer approved paper, at 60 days
I cases elegant french hsts
Madeira WIhe
Malaga 10
w. 1 Rum
f., Holland Gin
MolaFes, ialt, &c. $685.
-, JACKSON & Co. Ar1ss
Z Decsmset 20.
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JOHN HOW ARD,
BEAL HOWARD.
.YOHH HOW.aRD

Will continue the buhnef, as ufual, and
will thank his friends for their cufom--
they may depend on good work--snd very
ipeedy deipatCh.
January T.
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49, ."...ScoI law.
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Exchange Office, Georgetown
November y

r WILL give the highest premium to
4 Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, Z"
the following places, viz.
Roston, New York, Philadelphia, Ba
timole, Virginia, North Carolina, soSih
Carolina and Georgia. will Also CIV
.be highest premium fsT Crafts on Ne"
Orleans. Treasury Notes aud specs.
All kinds of Western Bank Note
bought and sold. 49,, r,
All kinds Of stocks and Bulls OF w
ave bought aud sold.
Mates. Drafts, and Interest collected
anil RENTED for small commiSslah
40 Persons travelling to any part al
ne United States may be supplied vita
u.abls Funds.
ks Please TO enquire at my Exchange
anil Brokers Office, BriGge-strget, Geo
1orn.
Eo1nalas Riggs.
Y,,,a1 Il
Burr Mill Stone Manufacture
John S. Bro1sm and Go.
Resnectra!ly inform RI, Public that
,bev csntinue the MANUFACTURE
Of BUnR MILL STONES, on the Coz
NE, Of Patrick and Cameron.st"eets, II.
n. town of Alexandria, where they are
eady 10 receive any orders " III which
they may he favored, and va" execute
them with all despatch and III the best
ner.
Iaep hrre rscR;rpa an assortment Of
Bo!ting Cloths
% good quality, md intend keeping a
CONSTANT suprir. =
sente ber %
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F IDaY, MARcH IL 1917
PUBLIC UTILITY
ROMuLUS RIGGS

. NICLOO-' hiopo
At the Exchange and Brokers OF
flee, Bridge Street, Georgetown. has
go, his establishment so arranger-
that he is at all times prepared to fur
nish money in any part OF the U.
States; persons holding funds they
wish to exchange can be accommodate
ed by forwarding them to his office I;
all those holding notes ofany of the
banks Of the District in any part of
the U. States. by sending them to
this Office, may have them put into the
currency Of the neighbourhood.
The highest premium paid for
drafts and bank notes on Boston, y.
York, Philadelphia. Baltimore, Sir-
ginia. North Carolina. South Caro-
lima, Georgia also for United States
Bank notes. Treasury notes and
specie. Holders of rncI,artercd
bank notes. from any part Of the Z.
States. can have them pat into specie,
or any thing they may wish; all
kinds nf western bauk notes bought
and sold--Ail kinds of stock bought
and sold. transfer, made, dividends.
notes and drafts collected and REMIT
ed Cor small commission 4 persons
abroad having r!aiins asains houses
in the district. can have ttcm pancta-
ally attended to and settled. As there
are many persons who have money
lying idle, who would wish to put it
to interest, such persons can have
six per cent per aunum Tor it, for any
time not less than sixty days. and
not longer than twelve months III
terest paid every sixty days il reqalr-
ed. and principle when demanCedsy
giving three days notice. no sums
lees than onehundred dollars recci :
| ed on interest. The best security Civ
Ell. Office kept open for bushes
| from eight O'Clock in tue morning
| until six o'clock in the eVeniaS.
January 2Y
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Sales at uction.
ION Wednesdays and Saturdays,

ION Wednesdays and Saturdays,
WILL BE OFFERED,
Al the AUCTION Once m Union street,
- Between King and Prince
y extensive and general assortment
Of sea,nnabte Goods, OF British.
F,s1ca. German. iniii, aHd Domestic
M.TsGacture, which viii be well select
~ AID we'll worthy the attention oil
,own AID couatry merchants and others
a. mo undersigned will be abundantly
mn,!iad from the tuanaiactnrs and their
Ir;c,ds in BOSTON. New York AID Pm'a-
lemeia-uhich viii givctc gentlemen "a
opp unity of laying in their goods on on as
Jon terms as they can be N those cltIrs
fsk,,g INTO view the difference oil Ex-
change, etc. etc.
re particular description ct goods
viii ,e advertised in the papers oil the
Consignments strictly attended to and
liberal advances ,aade # desirable
John Jackson &Go
,tuctioneers.
Nover,hpr =,
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E,lR SALE.

A tract Of Land containing s57 acres,
aore or less, lying on uccOquan Bay IN
inc county of Fairfax end state ct Virgo
ma, adjoining the lands of Robert l.
rhompsen and William Mason. Ii IS
presumed those DESTROYS of purchasing
viii view the land and for themselves
Judge Of its peculiar advantages. One
tnird Of the purchase mnney will De re-
cured in hand, the balance at IL, u IL
',@atas. with deed of trust to sccar
40 payments.
Thompson +. Mason.
iieaenber IL.
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A Blacksmith wanted.

A Blacksmith, respectable OF charac.
fer. master OF his trade, and wishing to
establish himself in situation command.
ing extensive custom, would lind IT 10
his advantage to make application 70
the subscriber, Eear Salem, f.uqaier
county, Va.
T. Turner.
Feb % soo
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Mechanics Bank, Alexandria,
March 4, 1917.
YJVtlE Stockholders Of this institution
are hereby notified, thst dividend
OF live per cent. on the capital stock paid
in, IS this dav declared, payable to them
or their legal representatives,, on Friday
the l4th instant.
BY order Of the President and Direc-
tors.
Vim, Patton, jun, Cashier.
March, ) I'm
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RoBERr ). B0GGUS,
Boot e Shoe Maker,

Boot y ShOe .udkeT,
Fairfax street, two doors south OF King
street, respectfully informs his friends q
tue pGblicthat bis establishment continues
open for their accommodation, ard that
he has on band Shoes, Dancing Pumps,
&c. in the first style of elegance and
du.4bihty, lie hopes by mis- attention to
business, to secure a portion OF public
patl onaee, which he pledges himself, no
exertion shall be omitted to melt.
March 10
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Albany Oats,

A few hundred busbel' of Oats worthy
the attention of iarmers, can be bad by
applying To the subscriber, lower end OF
Duke street. -.
HIM. II. Broom
March 10