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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-16
From an English Publication.

Enjoy, vain man, the feast to-day,
The present hour will soon be past,
The laden board will pass away,
The worm viii feed on thee at last.
Quick circle round the goblet Hood,
To-day the banquet bruins for thee;
Tomorrow he rill pledge thy blood
In dark sepu!chral reVelry.
Rich are the dainties that ne knows,
From besuty's pale lip sips the dew
Diets upon her velvet rose,
Ard eats the heart of yalOr through.
He shall imprint an icy kiss,
Where warmer lovers vainly sish'd;
The secrets of that heart are his,
Where never yet observer pried'
And, il within ,he sage's brain;
OF learning past remsineth aught'
He'll wander through and through again,
And trace the labyrinth Of thought.
Yet start not, slumberer! he will creep
Light as feather DER thy breast;
Nor mar one moment Of thy sleep
An harmless, inoifensive guest
Unfelt, as time. light shadow flies,
Fen to myself the change unknowo
The worm tina, snaws, aud never dies,
Exists in LIVING breasts alUne.
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re. c. II. Books. March IA

Doctor Augustine Smith, President Of
the College of William and Mary, in Vir-
ginia, has been appointed Professor # A.
natomy in the University Of Pennsylva
mia, in the room Of the regretted and la.
mented Doctor Wistar.
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The French funds are represented As
constantly rising. Thi. progressive i'm
proyement," says the Falmouth paper,
/" is attributed TO Ike Dumei Gus commits
,ions to purchase our annuities received
frcm London. In consequence of these
commissions, 100000 OF 5 per cent.
con.eis have. within these three DAYS,
been purchased By Ro,hchild, the banker,
alone"
AnericaH Stocks in London, Jan. 10.
New 6 per cents.-IG4 with dividend
from ist of January 1918
An article from Warsaw says, that the
Emperor Alexander IS expected there to-
ward, the end of March. His imperial
majesty will leave Mos COW from the Cri-
mes, in February. The much talked Of
meeting, between the continental sCve-
reigns, is still affirmed with confidence.
aud it is said, will take place towards
autumn.
The following handsome compliment to
the L. S. ship Franklin. we copy frUm
the Truro Gaz.tte 81 the 18th of Jan:
+" United States ship FruEklin.-lhe
late arrival Of this TO- midabie vessel in
the waters Of the country, which once
possessed tie supremacy over the lard
whsre she was built, has excited much
attention and curiosity in our shiPwrigts
end seamen, some Of whom embraced the
opportunity while she Law at Spirhead, VI
inspecting her contraction and equip
ment Nothing. We have been credibly
assured, can exceed the manner 10 winch
the Franklin is fitted out bo'h below and
above the gunwsIe. Her rigging is neat,
and adroilly managed by one Of the fnese
crews that ever nsyigated ship. Her
hui is perfect m~iei Of shisbuiiding
and the interior combines every possible
accommodation aid comfort. with tie
most excellent arrangements for The de-
post OF stores, 10 which respect she is
stated to be decidedly superior to agy
one Of our ships OF war. Her meals Of
annoyance are on similar scale Of per.
lection. On all her decks she carries
Erty-tro FOUNDERS, a wise precau'ipi.,
bJ which tie possibility only Of sirsle
mistake IN the gu,rtum # powder aGh
shot. is avoided. The guns, however, cf
the different decks, although nj tie same
ca.ibrc, vary in length. aud TIE uppe, i.
most ter, or those oR H.. 9-a'ter deck
and iOfecssllc, are ca.ronadrs. the whole
Dc'rs evidently IIarEed ior pow criui aEd
dee,sTye cio's eOnbn. Around he mast.
are burg zEsrreEcd axes, ready Ter cut
ting aaay IN eases 81 emergency. l.
deed the whole equipment i a ei.f der-
ere, and nali,es,s 10 .Hall ai,cAiluL Ia
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ALEXANDRIA,:
.HO.NDaP, .MaRCH 'l6, 1918.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASH
INGTON.
Saturday, March IA, 1918.

INGTON.
Saturday, March IA, 1918.
AT late hour yestel day evening the
resolutions Of the committee ct the "h"ie'
declaring the power of congress to make
roads and canals through the se'erai
.tates, we're, after another long debate
reported to the house, The arguments
and elOqueuce displayed on the occasion
were as great as could be expected to
take place upon an exhausted suoIec'' on
which it was scarcely possible to present
a new idea, or even to clothe the old
ones in dress, or place them in an attl-
tude in which they had not been before
exhibited. Mr.. Tucker finished the
speech he had commenced the day before.
in which he replied to Mr.. ii. Nelson
with ability, and not without strokes oil
occasional felicity. Mr.. Pindall, too,
displayed considerable argumentative Ia
senuity. And Mr., Clay, in very long
and very interesting speech, supported
not only the resolutions, bat his ewn high
reputation as an orator. II was speech,
however, Of which no idea could be coll
veyed by detached extracts, and which
would be defaced BY condensation. The
only satisfactory specimen OF it practical
Bile would be itself; and that l would MOI
pretend to report in existing cIrcum.
stances, since, to render it ineligible,
the speeches Of which it contained his
-retutatiOns must have been previously
reported. I apprehend, however, that
the subject of the constitutional power OF
congress to make roads has been too
clearly calculated to allow a cloud Of
doubt ever again to rest upon IT.
The house rose at near six o'clock.
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OUR CANVASS LITERALLY WHITENING
THE OCEAN.
Within the las, "a hours upwards oil
100 sail of inland vessels, have entered
the port Of Alerandria-whose cargoes
consisted Of wood, lumber, -four, grain
bacon, tobacco, &c. and an abundance
of oysters and ,ther fish.
re. E.. H. Books. March IA.
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in futufr, tina! Tie odious practice u
treating the most noble and useiul "f.
buute ANNALS with cruelty NAV be rte
vented. Ps'riot. :
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EPIGRdH.


Music's CROCHET, the sober think vain,
The adde's wooden projection;
Tunes are but fiirts of a whimsical brain,
Which the bottle brings best TO pertec-
ton
Musicians are halE.wittej, merry and
mad; Fem !;
The same are all those that admire
They're fool. if they play, unless they're
well paid, ZEN.
Asd the Others are blockheads to hire
TREASON.
Treason does never prospsr--what's the
reasons treason.
Why when it pnspers none dare call it
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TREASON.
ORIGINAL Criticism.

cMLpE BARoLD's PILGRINAGs BY
LORD BYRON. CkxTo ". MURRAY,
LONDON. Pr. l26.
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Charleston, March Z.
p.H,MA ISLANDS.

Charleston, tIdTCH -
HAHlMA ISLANDS.
The British brig James, Miller, srrI-
we'd at Savannah on the 18th inst. IN .
DAYS from Nassau, brings m'o'mal"h
of the opening OF all the ports cf me
bahama Islands Oh the 19t ut. 10 Ut
importation OF the following a'tcies:-
Tobacco. .mtth, tar, turpentinc, hemp
Hax, mat, ,aris, bowsPrits, slaves
heading, boards, timber. shingles, az luH-
Der of any sort, bread, biscuit, Hour Pras'
beans, potatoes, wheat, ice, oats bar'es'
or grain of any sort, in British bottoms
IRON any island in the " est Indies or
colony on the Continent OF South Ame-
RIGA Gelo ging an European State. -,
TIE ports were TO remain open un'h
the 2lst Of August next. Tunes.
II affords u. much satisfaction TO com.
municate to our readers intelligence OF
the liberation Of Captain Gales, Of the
Hamburg ship Ocean, together win MS
son and crew, captured some months SINCE
by TuHisiau corsair, on her voyage irani
this port to Hamburger. Their deliver
ance was effected through the agency OF
the British Consul resident at that re-
sency. The ship, it will se recoliec'ed,
was recaptured by British cruiser short
" after her being taken, aud restored 10
her owners without The payment 81 sal
yaae. ibid.
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From the ": FORK Com. .7dr. March II

LA ho~ SNSA
By IL. ARRIVAL this mornIng OF the Bri-
fish racket Swii,sure, Capt Cady. in "a
DAYS from Falmouth, (Ens.) and from
Bermuda, We have received Falmouth
papers to the 10th of January, London
pao.rs 10 the l4th and the General Ship
ping and Commercial! Lis. to the 18Th
all inclusive.
Our papers state, that accounts from
Liverpool and Glasgow are very favora-
BILE as TO cottons the sales have been
very extensive at improving prices. At
Manchester, the purchases OF manuiactu-
red goods have also been unusually brisk,
chiefly for immediate expectation. The
demand for the home consumption OF The
country has been also considerable.
From the Sd to the 10th OF January,
5000 barrels of apples were imported IN
to Liverpool, aud large quantities were
daily expected to arI'e.
Wheaf and -four or the 10Th Jan.
Dautzic Wheat, ~ log
Russian, % ~
English, s. %
Flour per sack Of 2! cwt. - 80
Price Of Stocks ar LOra0n, on the leM
Of january
Bank Stock 29l ID
8 per cent. Reduced 81 5-S
S per cent. CoDsols 30 20
Do for account 50 ID
per cent. CoE.Ois 20 5-3
6 nor cont ~ An los "a
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Ten Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber about
NJ the 4th Of August, Negro Women
LOUlZA--she is % years old, about 5 feet
five inches high, and stout; has some OF her
front teeth oct, and is apt TO laugh when
spoken to; she has sister Marinda and
a mother living in Georgetown, one above
Semmes's tavern, and the other on Herring
Hill, where she has been harbored for two
weeks, and left there to come home, but
has not done so. lexpect she Gan be found
in Georgetown or Alexandria, where she
has many acquaintance. will give the
above reward 1t brought home, or lodged
in Jail so that | get her again; ~
ROBERT HARPER.
Prince Georges CO. Maryland,
September S dit
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The Builders Assistant.

EtONTATNlNG-the five orders OF ar
~ chitec,ure, selected from lie best sne-
c,mens Of the Grecian aud Roman, with The
figured dimensions Of their height, prClec-
Ion and profile, and variety OF mouldil-
lions, modilioas and foliage, on a larger
scale. both enriched and plain, Triti cork
arg drasriass, showing theirmethod OF con-
slruc,ion, selected from number Of beau
titDl cXan"les, copied from the antique
for the use OF builders, carpenters, masons,
piaste'erS, cabinet makers and caryers-
with sir,Y original designs, their plans, ele-
vatjons, and sections whole exempli-
led ON 100 geographically John Have
land. architect, and Hugh Brdport, artist
=, now publishing, by subscription, in
numbers, al one dollar each. Three num-
!crs are already received, and il is propo-
Syi 10 complete the work in fifteen num-
hers, iaymia. three handsome octave vols.
JAMES KENNEDY u son.
November "a tuthS3w
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Exchange 8 Brokers Office,
Georgetown, District Of Columbia.
ROMULUS RIGGS.


A T bis Office, next door below Craw-
n ford's tavern. Bridge-st. Georgetown,
will exchange all kim of Bank Notes on
the most reasonable erms.--All persons
who may have notes on the banks OF North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.
would do well to call on him, as he is
largely in the purchase Of that kind of mo-
ney, and will take il on the most reasona-
BILE terms.-Persons travelling 10 the Vest
ern Co.ntry may at all times get the Bank
Notes of the Western Banks alta fair DIS
court, by calling at his Office. For the in
formation of all persons throughout the U.
States, r. Riggs makes it known, that all
Of the Banks of the Distrist OF Columbia
pay their notes on demand 10 pecie; and
/, would be much TO the Advantage of the
merchants, ana trading TO the South and
west, 20 encourage the circulation o; the
Notes OF The Banks OF Georgetown, Wash
ington and Alexandria, as il will at all
times answer for remiltances to the large
commercial and Atlantic towns all per-
sons emigra,;rS or travelling I'd the west
ward should be very particular and take
the Notes Of the Banks OF The District Of
Columbia, as they will iird them the most
current, there beng no counterfeits on the
District Banks. Th" Merchants Bank Of
Alexandria has long nee tailcd-all per-
sons should be on their guard, is they will
be- Imposed on. August IL
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New Books.

Just rece;oe,l on consignment. and for SAFE
by tae subscriber,
VNALES OF my landlord. second series
u New tales, by Mrs Opie
lions Pilgrim, BY Robert Hawker, D D
Events OF the French Revolution, by The
h,rpncss lie Siael; O'Reiicy's Greenland
,iohasOn's qunr,o dictionary, Vol. |
Taylor's Arator. Eth edition
Rabies tour on the continent
Village sermons; O'ivc-Branch
Dw;shPs - lgraPhy for Schools, inwhich
EaropSi is divided according 10 The late act
Of the congress Of Vienna Also, j.,
\ few copies Of Bible News or Slcred
Truths relating 10 the Living God, hrs only
SIN, aGd Holy Spirit, by Noah Worcester,
M Octlj ROBERT GRAY.
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Gone to the Southwark or
Westward.

a YELLOW WOMAN, called Celia
n Detcher, in the 23d year OF her age,
about ) feet 9 or 8 inches bigh-'narks like
moles on the right sirie of her face, which,
with several letters on her lief, arm, were
made with india ink. She is about four
months gone in state of prcgnancy--fol-
lowed her husband, Jim Clark, yellow
man, who was purchased from this place
and taken away in company with large
number of slaves, about two week ago, by
a man of the name Of Basset. II is suppo-
sed they have gone TO the westward: Celia
was born free, and had with her a notarial
certificate of Eerfreedom, aud description
of her person. Her mother, the subscriber,
is much afflicted by her manner of gong a.
way, and desires that any humane people
who may chance 70 meet with her, will
persuade her 10 return, being apprehensve
that when 81. gets into strange country,
where she viii be unknowp and out of the
reach OF her friends and those who would
be likely 70 protect her, attempts may be
made By some avaricious and unprincipled
persons, TO deprive her of her liberty, and
sell her for Stare. Should a,s such at
tempts be made, fifty dollars reward will
be paid TO any person who will commune
cate such information as shall lead to the
conviction OF the offenders, and the recove-
HANNAH DETCHER.
Alexandria, October6, 1873.
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so Dollars Reward.

. 4 SECONDED OIL Saturday morning the
y 18th inst negro George, or George
G,;.in, the property OF Miss M'CaII, by
ir,ds mailer, and understands some part
ct the blacksmith's business; he is about
80 years OF age, ) feet 8 or inches high,
stoa; made, very black complexion, large
eyes and mouth, with thick lips. He i
Tcry arilul fellow and has been in the habit
q, oh;rud;ng hinselfas free man, and will
no auGbt attempt TO Tass as such, and pro-
tahIy get work-has down look when
sEnAea to.-Ris clothes no; recoi,ected, ha-
yii5 various suits.
Areward of 10 dollars will be given if
taken in the town or county, 90 in the com
~ OF Washington or Fairfax, N0r the above
reward if taken 80 miles from town, with
ali reasonable charges il brought hone.
Masters of vessels are cautioned against
iarboriag o. Carrying off said runaway, IS
they viii be dealt with according to law.
JAMES SANDERSON.
August II t
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To the Public.

4 n Unusual sensinility has been excited
IN. in the minds Of our countrymen by the
copper plate engraving Of the Declaration
Of Independence recently published. ac-
companied by fac Smiles Of the signatures
OF those illustrious patriots who framed the
document by which our independence was
announced TO the world. We feel, while
we dwell on those signatures, as If we were
ushered into the immediate presence D.,
characters so exalted, and we seem for a
time 10 participate in all the emotion which
they felt on the approach of SO awful a cr;-
sis--HostiIe armies, desolate fields, towns
and cities in nhagrafion-carnage and
death in its most lrightiul forms appeared in
prophetic vision on the one hand, and more
than all, the complicated horrors, ignominy
and slavery were presented for their &C
ceptance on the other; they deliberated,
they paused, they trembled, and at last so.
lemnIy appealing TO the God of battles,
they resolved that the United States were
and ought TO be free, sovereign and inde-
pendent: These ilustrious Patriots, with
five solitary exceptions, have now mingled
with the common mould--they survive only
in their counlry's glory and in the recolec-
ton OF a grateful people. But it would be
consolng TO the present generation, sepa.
rated as they now are from those patriots.
by the Intervention Of the tomb. TO become
more intimately acquainted with their re-
evolutionary bene.actors. We love TO dwell
on tine features of such men, snatched by
the pencil from the oblivion of the Grave.
and emulate the prominent leats OF their
biography. Impressed with these ideas, the
subscriber proposes, if suitable encourage.
ment is given, TO publish the lives OF those
patriots 10 numbers, until the whole is COM
pleted. The work will be executed in a
style not inferior TO any European produc.
tions, and the portraits by masters of ac-
knowledged merit: The biography will
be written by Paul Allen, esq. whose init.
macy with the several signers, whose lami!
liarity with the prvations and hardships
they bad TO undergo, and whose well known
talents will be sufficient to ensure the pa.
tronage Of an enlightened people. In the
execution Of this work, all that the pub.
Usher dares 10 promise is, that he will en-.
1eavor to deserve the confidence of his
and that no exerlion on his
part will be wanting to prevent an abuse
If that confidence. He ventures TO solicit
he assistance of those gentlemen in pos
session Of authentic facts and anecdotes, BY
the intelligence that viii
erve 10 illustrate the characters and to en-.
ich the biography OF those founders OF the
American Republic.-Those who are in
,esseSion OF their portraits would enlarge
he obligation by loan Of the same.
prospectus with the terms will be given
u few days.
JOSEPH M. SANDERSON,
40, Manufactured, BaltImore.
*x*Any printer who viii publish this no.
ice and become responsible for five subscri.
'ers, shall receive one copy ofthe work.
December G
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Books and Stationary.

T9OBERT GRAY has just received for
ke, sale OH commission, an invoice OF
Books and Stationary, among WHICH arc the
following articles, viz:
Sir Robert Wilson's sketch of the mill
ilrr and political power OF Russia
Phillips's spseches Shey's bookkeeping
says catcchisn OF political economy
Manners L customs; Accidents OF life
Benefits letters history ofthc late war
VoIuey's Ruins; Brownie OF Boisheck
The Sisters Pope's Essay on Man
Tales OF my Landlord; TayIor's Inquiry
Travels at home Domestic Medicine
Debates Of he Virginia Convention, on
,ila adoption of lhe Federal Constitution {.
wrighl's Life ot Chris, and his apostles
Bonnet boards by the gross, dozen or sim
gle; supcrine rcliam cap writing paper
August 90
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THIS IS TO GIYE NOTICE,

That the subscriber hath obtained from
the orphans court Of Charles county in Ma
ryland, letters of administration on the per-
sonal estate of JAS. A. JOHNSON, late OF
Charles county, deceased: all persons ha-
wing claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at
or before the sixth day of May next-they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of sail estate. Given under my
hand this sixth day OF November, 1878.
ELEANOR B. JOHNSON, Adm'x.
OTAli those persons who have claims,
and wish to exhibit them under the above
notice, will present them TO Frederick ID.
Stone, attorney at law. PortTobacco, Chas.
county, who will make the dividend when
assets come to haad. E. b. J. ADM
Novembes6 fmw3w
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/. HOIIS rs
PRINTERS W.iREHOUSE.

NO. 80 BURLING-sLIP, SEW-YoRKS
DRINTING TYPES, of all the kinds
manufactured in the United Sites ;
the Columbian printing press; common DO;
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cast and wrought iron chases, iromitlse SUI
per-royal to the card chase slieepsfsots !;
iurnscrews job and book sticks. with
brass or iron slides mahogany do; shears
spring steel points ; common do ; 3bod-
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linn rules parchments; lye brushes; dust,
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wildwood cases do for Greek, figure and
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kinds frames with or without slides case
racks; swing troughs; wetting do; furni-
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boards malets shooting sticks planners;
quoins press blankets :. page cord /: blank
cards Printing IVrifiag and Letter Paper,
of all kinds; together with ornaments and
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ORA large assortment of second hand
type, of almost every description, for sale
as above, specimens Of any fount of which
will be forwarded TO order.
Every kind of PRINTING and WRI-
TING PAPER, supplied at the manufac-
turer's price. October 8
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New Publications.


.4ND OTHER T.lLBABLE BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS.
\ , AfFLE our on the Continent
G.A Of Europe. in 1917.
Iiirkbcck's letters from the Illinois,
witii,a map.
Sass's journey to Rome and Naples
in 1917.
Halls Voyage Of Discovery to tho
great Loo Chno islands.
Felix Alvarez, orMannersin SPAIN
BIZ Mr.. Dallas. ,
Mrs. 0pic's New Tales, Q vols.
The Whole Works Of the Rev. DR.,
Isaac Watts, best London edition, in
6 vols. quarto, elegant calf gilt bind
ing. with Il fine likeness of the author.
Brittan's Fine Arts If the English
School, imperial quartz, with exqui-
site engrayings (LoDduD.
Sir George Stanton's account of an
Embassy to China, by Lord Macart.
nry, Q vols. very elegant, with a vol.
Oh plates (Loii.oR). [vols.
Wilson's American 0rnithnlngy, 9
School and Classirpi Books, Of all
Kinds, in English. Efcncl, Lstin and
Greek; Bibles; Tcstamcnts; Com
mon PRAYER Books Psalm u Hymn
Books. of every sort and size, and in
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StdtiondrU articles:
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States and Pencils, by thd quantity.
Reevcs's genuine Water Colors, l.,
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Sealing Wax and Waters.
Box and Bonnet Boards.
Bandboxcs, by the quantity.
Folio and Qdai'to Post, and Fools
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Lcdgrrs, Journals and Day Books
Record Books Bank, Receipt and
Memorandum Books.
Rand's Copy Slips.
English aud German Almanacs.
a large assortment of Dutch and
American Quill..
British and American Inkpowdcr.
Best liquid Ink Spectaeles in.
scs-Witl many other articles too nu-
mcrDus for insertion.
JAS. KENNEDY Il SON.
November ID rntf