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LOUISVILLE, (Ken) Feb. I4.-We are called upon In
record the death OF another RsvoluiiVnaT, Hero
General GEORGE ROGERS CLARK with whose
name should ever be associated the worth Of nLsnrn
py The virtue Of patriotism the atIoitues ani lun,a
OF ueneTal Is no more! He expired or friday
ing last, at his late residence Locust Sroyr m l,
6Gth yeaT $3.50 :" '-''
Were we able TO represent the here as he really Was
cohlu we make Known to has counr,Ineu the dangers
ihe dhcnlties he underwent, sacrifice for The Lrs
sings we no" enjoy, what monument ing
woua raise 10 his neiEOry COuid they ~ any d-g,se
be familiar With the of herOis and orneralSbi
winch chaf acteTized HIM On his military campaigns IL,
Tue west me hngeT OF justice would point 10 him as So
eonu on al sAiil and value of Achievement to our in
mortal HoskiAEtOn. -
Hohored at an early period in our history with the
1omndha oi an army, destined TO operate against The
h'ish ava savage allies. theu he sole occupants OF
these NOV western States. undisrayed the dangers
snu dieuiiIes that fTowned np0u him as he and his ~,
Tie psnd CALAMITY sailed fOIih-he 10 lie seen N on
period humbling the pride OF Britain by snbiung her
disciplined aTmies-at another routing The Aeree savac-
es rom their bauns. preparing tie fertile Teors of he
Nts IOr tue residence OF population who were prnod
OF hih as conntrynlan ana ready 10 improve nm
them.
The legislature ofs native state Virginia ssiedbv
several acts their high aduirainR for hum fls VA, ,r
stneu Dy tnen on Two diHeTent occasions with an eJe
sai' oNOIo-"hu on the last occasion pleased 70
add" The Legislature Fugjlia have ever erteris,s
60 INC highest respect for the nnsuied uiegfy the va
ioI' the hilafy enefDTze and st ~ General Geoy-e
rogers CtGrH TO whom and his gallant regiment
(aded by the justice oftbe case aGd the fiyor OF ne
Neh) he State OF virginia indehtea fof the exr
SION OF ber bouhdaries rom the Atanc L. Inc Ai .Is
siPpi But snongh-ict the Ills ian perfsn ms mar,
and we viii have the greater cause ~ oDsderacnoC az
character, TO boSsi OF onr being Americans Courier
LIEUTENANT RICHARD W. scoTr.
rus AiniaDle Young man and accomplished soldier
whose heah Is palni 10 record native Of HaNo.
was OF The highest grade and as Young officer rnriyai
'eu' 10.
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WILLIAM x MARY COLLEGE, Z

70,
An experience of the usual tendency of the
public 10 coincide in sentiment with the 9TH
GERS Of literary seminaries in all yariances
arising between them and their pupils, had.
perhaps, prevented us, in the present instance
from laying before il the details of a transac
ton which has recently eventuated i'm The ex-
clusiOn of twenty.Six OF its members from this
institution. Nor had we been Induced 10 offer
the following statement by any desire TO vindi-
cate ourselves from the imaginary DISGRACE IF
an unjust suspension. We are too well aware
that the disgrace of such sentence is to he
estimated, not By the sentence itself but nv
the justice of The sentence. An imperfect
aud partial account OF this Transaction, which
has been offered by the president in letter
to each Of our parents aud guardians, leaves
US however no longer any alternative To
correct any erroneous Impression which may
thereby be excited in the BREASTS of our distant
friends and relatives, is duty which we owe
not only to them. bat TO ourselves and is We
think, of Itself, sufficient to Justify this obfru
sion on The public attention. Moreover as
The people OF Virginia are Interested in every
blng which may transpiTe at this institution
We presume that any information relative 10
tbs occurrence Will not be unacce ptable WE
teei satisfied, also, that the pubie are nov
convinced, that, during the last session fen or
our iehow-studeuts were suspended, not for
disObeylng any Stdtute, bnt for refitsin,r tn
obey az Improper construction Of q statute nv
tlIo society. Such 4 conviction cannof $50
conceive, but be attended with dlstrust of
tue OplniOn OF the governors of this institution
and disposition to look beyond their snr,o,
baton or ceusure for an impartial aud correct
decision on any case that may arise We
therefore, committee in behalf of our sus'
pended fellOw-students, deem il advisable 70
give the following brefand mnearnished stir.
meDt of the circumstances which led 10 this
determination OF the society.
From various causes, which il is not neces
saTy 10 relate, the lectures in cbemittrV aud
natural philosophy, instead Of COMMENCING
with Tie regular opening Of the session. did
not commence uptil after the late public ex.
animation. Notwithstanding, however. the late
period at which DR.. Hare entered on The per-
tormauce OF his duties. he chose to charge for
ms services, as Il lecturer, during the half of
the session. the came fee with which his prede-
ccssor had been satisfied, and the same fee IN
which ihe professor is entitled only. for his
services dnriug the Whole OF the session -
Against tbs proceeding, in remembrance.
[ see note below.l addressed to the faculty.
surprising The aci to have been approved and
10 be cegnIabie ivy that body--we protested
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fV0RrY DOLLARS RgwARp.-went of from The
= city OF Richmond, about the middle Of January, Tor
absc0nded so that he has been fonndD H.JRRY a
likely negro man. about rs 90 years age who was
hred in that place last year. tie above the middle
stature straight made. except about shoulders which
have small stoopi s ~ the black complexion, affects
10 alk in soft compldisant panucr and is fond Of
dress. Some Of The CLOTHES which he had were very
gay pair Of broad striped panalO0ns also pair black
velvet ones, blue coat, &C.
lie had procured, 1t horse and cart, aud Just
before he disappeared With James smith, lin
ner then residing in Richmond who without aay au-
thony, gave him pass, authorizing him go dow The
river tot hsh, and bring them to Tor sale in
few days after which said Saith left aud has
since been heard Of.
flarTy formerly heongedto mr.. lioneyDan. Hanover
end has wife in thar nrighborhood but be- con-
csas himself sr has gone, am utterly ~ toss con
jectare u is not improbable thaI be will 10 he can
procure iree pass.
The above reward will be given for him. II brought
Richmond and secured IN jail there half Tor APP
pretending and securing him IN any other aii, that
get him again. Notice can given ny son, Iohu
w. Broaddus, living n Richmond he snDseiibcT.
ANDREW BgOADDUS.
Caroline, March Is. l9i-u4w
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ADDRESS OF THE SENECA INDIA !
To his Erceiieacy Dcuitt CiiAfon Csorsy7or .. ,sr
sSkltr OF Nr,p icrt


ADDRESS OF THE SENECA ,NIlt, :
To his ErceIieacy Dcaitt Clinton. Csorsgaer .. ,hr
Si9ts Of NesV York.
February II, 1918.
FArHER-We learn from, ,o,f talk dciiyer,.,
at tue great coupc.l Tire al Albany YOUR o,i:,-
children.
FA.HsR-We feel that the hand Of onr Sol
has long been heavy on his red children. :. !,
for our sins, he has broughtus low aud caused
us To ineltaway before oar White brothers us
snow before the the. His ways are perfec,
he regardethnot the complexion ofinan
God Is terriblei IN Judgment All men ousbtto
fear before him. He puffeth down and b,,iI.;
eth up, and none can resist hin.
tArHERE1he Lord OF The whole earth is
suong ms Is our confidence. lie hath pow
eT 10 build up az welias TO pull down. Willie
Keep ms anger forever. viii he pursne 10
destruction the workmanship OF his own hand
and strike oiia race OF hen ffoni rhe earth.
whom his care bath solong preserved through
so many periis
FATHEa-We thank You tilat WOW feel auxi.
Gus TO 10 AL YOU can 10 the perishinr ruins Of
your red children. We hope, Father. Won
wiz MAKE fence high aud strong around to,
that wicked white Ineu may not de,0ur ms AZ
once, but let Us live long as we can we
are persuaded you will do this for as. Ieca,,ss
our held Is laid waste and trodden down nv
every Dedst; we are feeble and cannot resist
Them.
FATHER -Weare persuaded Won IS IN do this
for The sake OF oer white hrotlters. lest tso,i.
VINO has appeared SO strong az huildinl- IA.
white men. aud pulling down Indians, stiouf.t
turn his hand and visit our white bIott,eys for
their suns, aud call them to an account To-, All
Tue wrongs they have done them and AN tl,e
WRONGS they have not prevented tina, was i'm
their power 10 prevent, TO their poor red bro
Tiers who have no helper.
|, FATHER Would you bc the father Of vour
people, aud make them good and blessed of
God, and happy, let not tie cries Of you.
Injured red children ascend INTO his ears
against you.
FATnER-We desire TO let Won know that
1'ong information hath reached YOUR ears
Our western brothers have given Us no land.
You VIII learn all our mind ON this subject
ny talk which we sent our great Father. the
Ifesluent OF the United States. We send il
mind. VN4
by advces from Washington. we under-
stand that ON Monday last, the supreme court
OF NE United States ordered the viii of error
SUED ont IN the case o. Houston against JJo,r.
involving the militia question, to be dismissed
on The ground that the supreme court of tia
ohlted states has no jurisdiction in that case.
Dem Press.
<SSSS sEfzs, S-..E.-.--------
kr We are rcquesiedte stale that M4 JOHN Ell
LIS sa candidate fol t sufir3ges Of people or u
Tieo eouHty, at Tie enspins election
Accent 81 -Four inspected the last sir n.onis srS-
t"g SSnHGTy. 1919.
1880 han dc. do.
6.j1S do. hhe
I,4ls 20. ihidd.ings
"a do. shir-Stun
iis DO. -ouieE81d
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WAS also seriously iainred by this mighty
delnge. Much other damages was done
10 Bridges in town, The particulars of
which we have not yet been made ac-
ouainted with.
The damage by the Freshet has been
extensive. Every par, of the country,
from which we have heard. has sustained
e1mal destructive, as in our vicinity.
We shall defer giving particulars until
our next, when we hope TO be able 10
ureseu, them To the public with some de-
cree of authenticity. .Lgis.
NEW YORK, March THE late thaw
and rains have broken up the ice in the
North River. Immense quantities Grilied
down with the chs tide OH 'Thsrs,lay
night: and al The Change of the tide
yesterday morning the East River, oppo-
SITE the city, was completely blocked up,
SO that great numbers of people crossed
upon the ice 10 and FROM Brooklyu. The
succeeding cob again cleared the river,
aud the wind being strong from the north
ward, the ice MAS all carried Oft.
Jier Adr
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Mr.. INCLEDON exhibited two nights in
this City. The first night, almost every body
was dsappointed-the heat and crowd of the
roop, impaired the powers Of bis voice in a
considerable degree-'rhis lac did not hesitate
to confess On Tuesday night, lac was himself
again-hs position was better, the room less
crowded and Warm--he was completely IN
vOice-ana the best judges Of music declared
that they had never heard such strains from the
lips Of any musician. The address of Bruce to
his army written by Burns) and Black eyed
SRsqH were given in a style, TO which no de-
scriptions can do Justice. lie returns Ia few
weeks from Charlestou, When he promises to
give us some sacred pieces (peFhsps .H Orato
rio) IN which line Of melody he - az entbu,ias-
tic and astonishing proficient.
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WILLIAM HUNTER.

MiLLEoGEvILLE, Feb. 2f.--Bg gen
llenan from Hartford, we learn, that The
detachment of Georgia militia was or
gsuized on the 18th, and encamped on
the south side Of the OcmuISee. Colonel
Homer V. Milton was elected TO COM
mand the lower, aud Captain JOHN T..
Little (of Wilkes the upper regiment 49,
On the DAY following, sis companies, I'M
der commanfof Major Fannin. Assist
Div. Insp. marched forward to Fort Far
~. On Saturday evening last the rear
Of the army was crossing -Four biie
creek, being that distance from Hart
ford. "A junction with The Tennessee
detachment was expected 10 take place at
Port Scott on the first OF next month.
The Indians in the mean time, CONT
nue. their hUrrid cruelties. a large FAINT
Iy OF the name Of Graniham are said TO
Rave been recently murdered on tire from
tier, between Hartford and tie Allanala,
and il IS reported that two boys lave been
killed uear Fort Scott. journal
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AUGUSTA, Feb. 25.--A gentleman di-
rect from Hartford, Informs US, aayiccs
had reached tie army, stating that The
hostile chiefs, had embodied 1000 men
beiwen Fort Early, and Fort Scott, forihe
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VS. remaining in the Jail of nenrieo. 9th

. y NdItDt INI6.IO VII
BfLLef h5WK|NS, a black man. about IS or 20
years old feet inches high, says belongs John
Ripley. ef Mathews county.
AD-5H. light complicated abont 5 feet inches bigh,
IL or 20 years old. says lie belongs TO Hardin Lewis
Buckingh7m county.
nigh, about rs years old, and he belongs to Mrs.
Reese ~ Dinwddir county.
J9,BES, black mau. 5 feet inches high, about ~
years old and says he belongs Garter Jones, Of
Gloucester county.
The "'sneTs of the above slaves requested 10 cell
pay chatges aud take then away, they will be- dealt
"ith as thc law directs. X. BURTON, ID. 5.
for ". s. Smith, s.. ami j. N. o.
March, ~. I0I dt
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LONGEVITY

DIEDl--A few days since, in the family Of
Mr.. William Nc kin Of this city, negro man,
who stated that lie was twelve years old when
he came from Africa-and lived 20 wears after
wards till the death ofKiue William, who died
in I7O2-According TO which calculation, be
was at least I47 sears old
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I20,S6s roiai.
STABLES OF THE afApEFl,

ANILhs Of IrE NARLEV
lobdcco S93 70 l2-COrn 4!--ElDur 10 10
10 dO-H heat - I7-Meal . i-ITemp $50 10
GrOcaies.--Sugar brown, SIlto IA IL lcn.
dfed-Coftee2i 10 2Gl cts. per .-AloIasses 30
TO 90 cts. per GaIlou-HerringsS 5I2 a. bl,!.
= Bacon tnew)l7 cts. per lb.-i1um, Antigua
gallon. % -
SIOChS-DIvIDEND ON.
Bank of Virginia.
Farmers Bank. ...i2G
u. $. Stock moro
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Breahiae up ofthe Connecticut River.

orcuf'tHS up ~ ne SC"Hsc!EchI Ntcfr.
MIDoLETowN, Com March 4.-'rhe
Storm that commenced last Saturday
night, has completely broken up the ice
IN oar river7and we fear has done meal
culablc mischief. We have received no
mails from fianford-yes,erday we were
informed that one division of the bridge
across Connecticut at Hartford was gone,
aud the whole of The bridge across The
liver that runs through the ci,y-bu, that
the Market adjoining OH the vest side re-
mains firm.
This morning the riveroppoSiie ibis city
presented a most terrific aspect-the ice,
three and tour feet thick, piled on the
wiarves in every direction AT about II
o'clock, just as our paper was going to
press, the east cnd of the large store be
longing to Messrs. K. 81 ID. Rand q Co.
was started from its foundation, carried
several feet, and nearly turned over. Ii
is now a complete wreck. Should the
water continue TO rise, there is no telling
where the business of destruction will
end.
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WILLIAM AND MARY

The events which have TRANSFERRED William and Ma
~ have excited much public curiosity. Il is proper
therefore, that the facts should be made knownIn The
following communication Students give kbei view
OF the maeT-it is unnecessary add that We most
cbeerfully open this paper any the Professors if
they should think III 10 make any communication TO The
public-Both sides being thus heard there viii he an
end OF the controversy in this paper
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purpose Of attacking the detachment from
this state. before they effected juncti-
on, with the marl body. at the latter place
Our troops left Hartford, on the 20lh
or 2lst inst. Should the above intelli-
gcnce bel correct. aud The savages but
stand their gro'od, the Georgia Boys will
soon give good account Of them.
The disaster which Mai. Montgomery
IS said 10 have sustained we hope and be-
lieve 10 be entirely uniounded. Hadsu
AN unfortunate event occurred, it should
have reached us at an earlier period, and
through more authentic channel
Chronicle.
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For the word vOyit, see Horace's Epistles, Book
Epistlel, line s.
e auid voveat duIci uuiricula majrs alumno %
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dccOx.t cf Flour inspected the last sir n.ozfjs sr
tag ySnKGry, Isis.
1l04O2 barrels supetGne
1889 Lsf de. do.
6.575 do. nhe
44s 10. Inidt.iltgs
"a do. shir-stur
ii9 DO. condemned
1873 1868 Total T. JOHNSON
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RORINsCN,S LETTER.

We regret to see confidence abused and
rewards ill-bestowed. The National Adco-
cate, of this city, we believe, has, hitherto,
been held in high estimation at Washing
ton but we have too much confidence in
the honor and integrity Of every member
of our general government, 10 believe
that they would knowingly coantenance and
patroaiee an unworthy object. We are
glad, however, that the following EXPO
SURE first took place at the seat of go
vernment. The peoples eyes are open
Give them but light" and they will be
sure 10 act correctly. Rep. Chronicle.
City of Washington, Feb. 81, 1878.
To the Editor ofthe National Adrocate.
SIR-TbrouglI The medium of your pa
per of the 2ist ult. in an article headed
81 Tie nert President" have for the first
time in my life keard of the name of e. w.
Robinson, who it seems is ranked among
my correspondents. Now, sir, the object
OF this note, is not to inquire of you how
you came in possession of tbat pretended
letter 10 me, or what may be your mo-
flves or Justification III publishing ii 4:
these are inquiries which | shall do my
self the honor To make IN person on my
return 10 the North in a few DAYS and,
sir, that You may be prepared TO answer
these inquiries satisfactorily 10 Yourself,
80 me, and the public, you are distinctly
TO understand, that have not, nor had l
ever, ihe knowledge of such man as T..
". 2obinsOn That have no knowledge
of, nor had any agenev, directly or in
directly, IL such transactions as are
made The sUhject l.s pretended com
municatiOu t'Ac I'll you must see is
very plain Iau h-se either knowingly
published las nd wicked fabrication,
or been yorset ..ost shamefully imposed
upon. lnwhich Of these lights YOU stand,
in relation Ia this publication, ii behoves
you to saiisi5 the public, as well as the
Individual so wantonly aspersed.
am wiiling to believe, for tie present,
that you are only cbargeable with having
been completely hoareG by some mis-
clIlevOus wag, VINO was disposed TO see
into what ridiculous and embarrassing
dilemma your prejudice, creduliiy, curl
Osity, or any other fetter-cdtchiHg propen-
silly might lead you.
shall not stoop TO ask you 10 publish
this letter; it is enough That you have my
permission 10 do il, for the benefit OF your
readers, presuming that, however subject
TO imposition yourself, you would not
wish 10 practise iton Them.
You will perceive bv the subioined Ger
titicate of the Hon. VIM. HUNTER, that
you have been unfortunate III your loca-
ton of Mr. H. W. Robinson and aCl
further authorised TO state, from every
Member of Congress from Vermont, that
they know of 10 such ran in the state
With due consideration, AN, sir, your
humble servant,
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ASAHFL CLARK.
ofGien,gs Fqils, Warrcn County, Stale u Neg Y

y 15IfIFS FNtt5, " aFFeN LotHty 5taEe y Vet0 NIX.
Washington City, Feb. 24, 1918.
hereby certify, that reside in the
county of Windsor, state of Vermont ;
that have been for II years previous TO
December 1916, Judge of the court in
that county that there is not, nor never
has been, 10 my knowledge, a lawyer in
that cou9iy by the pane of u. w. Robin
son, nor did | ever know man of that
name in the state.
NJIIIIAN1 HUNTED
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. EI We are requested to stale, that Ms. JOHN S Ell
LIS lisa candidate for tn sufIages Of lie people or f
rico County, at the enspns eisct,Un-
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which bring. il dove to the close Of the
last war.
The Publication commences with a
third Impression Of fhs History # tie u
States, in three voiumes, which is all that
has eyer sppeared. The whale will not
be delivered under IS or 90 months. 1t
is proper to ststr, that the gentlemen
who have the direction OF it ate neither
booksellers nor printers. aud receive no
peeuniary consideration for their trouble
but are willing TO make the ne. essary
ad'ances TO carry it into execution prori-
ded the sale is warranted by public pa
tronage. The profits arising are TO be
appropriated for the support and cdu,a-
ton Of his children, -FOUR of each sex to
them its success is a matter Of deep i'm
portancr.
Cha lesion. s. C .ahril. 1917.
~ Subscriptions eceived st the AZ
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Proposals

ElOR Publishing BY subscrirtiou, and
E now ready for the press. .erie. o'
historical volumes. which when finished
will assume the title Of
Universal History 4n,eracanised;
Or. an historical view of
Europe, Asia, africa and .america,
from the earliest reco,ds to the nineteenth
century-with particular reference to
the state Of society, literature, religion,
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BY DAVID RAMSAY, NJ. D.
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ENGLISH AND GRnMAs
4LHf.V4CS, for 1918;

VUSr oub is led and Cor sale by the
gross, doz. ~ or single one,
ByJ0HN A STEWART,
Who has on hand,
a Large stock OF writing and letter paper,
nasteboa ds, states, blank books, quilts.
sealing wax, waters, playing cards. and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
ment,. o-ayer books, psalm and hymn
hooks. with many other established reli-
aioys works OF merit. A general assort-
ment OF
School Books,
Ampng which are, the Creek and Latin
classics, Diworth's, Web.ter's, MAYORS,
Conley's, Murray's. columbian and PHI
lsdelphia spelling books, Murray, Web.
stsr,s. Ashes and Cmley', granmars,
Mnrray,s Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and hey, An. Class Book.
Airs Reading Exercises, New Intro
d,ction to Readlng, New York Reader,
Ma /, 9 and 3, Sea IT'S Lessons. En-
field. Speaker, Go!dsnith's England,
pnne and Greece, Webs'er's Selection,
American Speaker, Dods'ey's and Crsx
all's Fables, Blair's Grammar of hemis-
trv. O'Neals aud Willet's Geography,
D;lworth's, Tutors, Jesse's & Jaudon's
Arithmetic, Johnson, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
,tc etc. together .'ith a large stock Of
Law. History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed libe-
raj discount, August 81
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Burr Milestone Making.

T>HE Subscr Der wishes to inform his
4 friends aud the public, that he has
on hand a good supply Of the fir EQUALITY
Burr Blocks. HIS shopis near Co:.Pey.
tons st,re, where he can supply all Mil
lers 1T The shortest notice With trst rate
MI tones. aud which he wi warrant
equai if not superior To any in the United
States and will sell them at tie mcs' re-
daced prices--,he workmanship superior
10 anN H. the district.
D.r.IS RbRERr GLENN.
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Rolting Cloths.

THE subscriber has this day receiv-
4 ed, large and elegant assort-
ment of Boiling Cloths, of a superiorqua.
lity, watch " i'll be offered for sale at he
store of Messrs. Butts 4 Cawood, King
street, Alexsa, where he intends keeping
a csmplete assortmentin FUTURE
Sent, 6 AMOS ALEXANDER.