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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-15
ALEXANDRIA:
THURSDAY. JAN'U.aRT Is, 1873.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASH
INGT0N.
Wednesdov, January IA, 1913

Wednesday, January "a, 1873
From the aspect which The debate a.
bout the power of Cony'es. to punish con,
tempt. against ITS body and ''"mb.'s be
gan yesterday to as>ume, l ausur 'e'-
mlnatinn favcrsble to the interest, OF the
pub ic aid the honor and character OF
Con.re..; and. therefore. rejoice that
tn, question has been started, as the de-
linn will put that important question at
ret for ever. Yesterday morning Mr..
Spencer moved to withdraw the preamble
to his resolutions, which went to declare
that the house entertained doubts Of Its
own competency to iu'ish John An'e'-
son. Upon which NJ. Talmadse thank
ed and eomplinented him, following "
bis thanks with very excellent speech.
full of knowlcds" and sound argument,
and very handsomely and i"Pre''lveIy
delivered. For so young a person and
50 young a member of Congress it was a
very extraordinary di play of legal know
ledge aud sound argument, and aif;'rdS
prumise OF that gentlemaa's being an Or
ma nent to our national legislature. lie
was succeeded in possession Of the tloor
by NJ. i'opkiuson, Who spoke at some
iergth, refu ing the arguments OF the adj
vocatrs of the resolutions. and exposing
their fallacy with that sagnc'ty aud paw
er of ressun,ng tor which he Is d'stIn
guished. Mh:n Mr.. II. sat down, Mr..
Rhea rose and moved to strike out the
resolutions, and in their place to sabstl'
tute thi.:
4" Rssoirsd, That this house has com
petent power to punish John Ande sanr
and that acco, dinghy the serj.ant al arms
be ordered 10 conduct the aid Johu Al
derson to the bar oil the hnuse."
Upon this motion being made, NJ
Serr ant rose, and in q luminous spec b
supported the OHM, aud, as think, de
monstrated beyond the pos ibi'i'y OF re
iu,ation, the rig 1t Of Congress t. exercise
the power Of Furnishing contempts, which
he traced back to the earliest period O
the Country, demonstrating 'hatit existed
not in thu theory only but il the practice
Of every legislative body since its com
me ,cement-,n the provincial assemblies
under The monarchy in the coiorias le
g:sla,ures, and in the legis'atu es OF the
several sta'es stree the revolution, and II
every court of law lrum the highest Il
the lowest, all Of whom, and the people
alony with them, eoncurFed IN one uli
versal assent 10 the necessity Of such /
power. Ee showed that it existed in th'
6rst ccnfedcrs ten that was to::-..4 i:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-15
TnrRSaAY. JANUARY IS. 1873.
.u3RY. THE MAID or TIE INN;,

Inc CoihpoSuie W se'"Sa "
No aid, no compassion, the maniac will
seek;
Cold and hunger awake not her care:
Through her rags do the winds of the
winter blow bleak
On her Door withered bosom half bare,
q d her cheek
Has the pale desthly hue Of despair.
Yet cheerful and happy, not distant the
day,
Poor M.ry tie maniac has been;
The traveller remembers who journeI'd
hi way,
No damse 80 lovely, no d'msel so gay,
A. Mary the Maid OF the Inn.
Her chez full address flI'd the guests
with delight.
A she welcom'd them in with smile;
Her heart vas stranger TO childish a.
fright, "ish',
And Nav would walk by the Abbey at
When the ~iud whistled do"L The dark
aisle.
She loved! and young Richard had set
tied the day,
And she hoped 10 be happy tor lie;
Rut Richard was id!c and wor hless---
and they ,ui say
Who knew him, would pity poor Mary
That she was too good 70: his wife
Twas in autumn, and stormy and dark
was the night, -
And fast were the windows and door
Two ya.st, sat enjoying the hre that
burnt bright, ignt,
And smoking NJ silence with Tranquil de-
They listened to bear tae WIND roar.
G'r:s pleasant, (crles one) seated W
the fte side
To hear the wind whistle without! :"
"A fine might fnr the Abbey, This com.
rade replicd)
Matthias a mans courage would noe be
we'll tried,
Who should wander the ruins about.
Imyself, Ike a school b"y, shoI'd tenn
BILE to hear
The hoar,e ivy shake DER mr. head;
AL csull tan"y SAY, hal Pe''oated
b. tsar, pea,
Some usl old A bus white spirit aP.
For this wind might awaken the dead "
ell wager dinner, (ihe other one
crieD :,
Tia, Ma y would venture there now"
q rhca wager aud lose, lwth seer he
,ep.,rd) her side,
II! wa ran she',! fancy some gh"st oy
A..d faint il she saw a WI cow"
q" vii. Mary this cha &c on her courage
allow!
Ills compaui N exclai;n'l nth asm.lc)
snail vii; Tor know she will vrnt-'e
there now, ncugr
And earn a new bornet By bri, a
From the elder that grows in tue ais e."
With fsarles. good humor, did Mary
comply;
And her way to the Abbey she bent:
The nj. ht it was dark, and the wind 1t
wa. high, 1.-THE SKY,
And A. holloway hawling it swept thru
She shiverel with cold as she went.
Der the path 40 we'll known still pro-
ceeded the maid, lsight,
Where the Abbey rose dim on the
Through the gateway she entered-she
was not afraid
Ye, the ruins were lonely and Wild and
their shade
seem'd to deepen the glow Of the night.
All around her vas silent, save when the
. rude blast
Howle5 di.mally round the old pile;
Over weed covered fragments Still feaF-
less she past,
And arriv'd at the innermost rum al las''
Where the elder tree grew ia the aisle.
Well pleased did she reach il, and quick
" drew near,
And hastily gathered the bough-
When the sound VI a yvlce seemed 10
rise IN her earl ger TO hca ,
She psused--and ,he lislea',i, all e.
Aud hsr heat painted teArtsily now!
The wind b,ew--tae hoarse Ivy shsok
c'p- her head ''e'' :
Che i tel Thought else could she
Ths wind .ea-e''-her heart ssuk AL
her b,,s,m Wi.h dread
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-15

Saw in January last, in tue
tude of Concord, \. II. IT," %
STERN" rhebaccO built schooner
rernor Plumber. lying at Anrh""
der the Ice Of the frigafc '"'
Court. having just returned u
trading y", age. with a qr1'"'
Public Stock. Cor return Gar
The Owncrs had Threatened u
the Captain out Of emP'"y III
tcrIng the outward cargr ava
rn!;Sh manner al the first p''
stead az iunninr farther. and '"r
m.sc"uIuct while in cnpman''
Public Stock soon after com"'
demerd bv mere chance. 'lh'
'iimo'Ey Dextcr's TGrTn'Hs
turucJ out that sLe made " ST.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
Public Sale.

ON THURSDAY next, at II o'clock;
~ will be sold on the premises, lot OF
ground, situated on The west side OF Water
ST. beginning go feet inches from its inter-
section with Princcss-streei; running thence
porhwardly with Watershed go feet 4 IN
ebes, to an alley 5 feet 81 inches in width ;
thence westwardly in line with said alley,
and binding thereon IA feetj thence south
wardIy in line parallelwith Water-street,
% feet inches thence eastwardly with a
straight line to the beginning.
One other lot of ground, situate on Wa
ter-street, beginning at the northwest IN
,ersection Of the aforesaid alley, and run
ming thence uorthwsrdly with Watershed
eS feet 4 inches; thence westwardly in a
line parallel with said alley "A feet thence
snu,Gwardly in line parallel TO Water
street 90 feet inches; thence eastwardly
with straight line TO the beginning Terms
atSale. L. ". hlaho L ELLEh,
Son, 90 Auct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the subscribers, under the firm
Of ROBERTS l. ALLEN, was dissolved
on the 9th instant, by mutual consent. All
persons having claims. as well as those in.
debted to the copartnership. are requested
to apply TO JOHN ROBERTS for settle
ment. JOHN ROBERTS.
DAVID H. ALLEN. :.
6TThe Grocery, Flour and Commission
Business, will be continued by the subscri-
Der, at the usual place.
JOHN ROBERTS.
September 90 dlw&T3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
Prince-street Academy,
A fsss doors xsst IF The Farmers Bank.

UNHE subscriber most respectfully in
forms the inhabitants OF Alexandra,
that his Academy is now open for the re-
csp,ion Of the respectable youth OF the city.
His evening instructions will commence
On Monday the 28lh inst, Young men who
wish TO avail themselves OF the opportunity
would 10 well to amply Immediately, as the
number viii be limited None except per per,
sons Of moral character and responsibility
need apply In this Academy youth shall
be expeditiously taught all the varieties
pertaininy 10 IN English education, the va
r;ous branches of measuring; prepared tor
the Counting house, Navy, &c. The pub;
lie in general, but particularly Parents and
Guardians. are invited to visit this rnstltu-
lion, observe the order, and manner Of in-
struction, and Judge for themselves. APP
plication to be made to the Professor at the
Academy, where the terms will be made
lnoNn. JAMES CADEN,
Prof Meth. 8. Nstirdl Philosophy.
September "a u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
SALES AT AUCTION.
BIZ JOHN DICKSON & Co.

THIS DAY at 10 NJ
At the new Auction Rooms, corner of King
and Water streets, opposite the
Union Bank,
We zoM commence the sale of a raluable as
sortment Of Dry Goods, among 5rhict are,
Superline and second clothc cassimeres
Elegant cloth shawls; carlisle ginghams
Drogheda linens Irish dowlass
Irish linens cords velveis vestings
Florences; laeentines, suitable iorpelisses
Domestic goods, various descriptions
Cambrics baftas gurrahs
Sistersoy, Langu aud pocket hdkfs
Mems rough beaver gloves suspenders
Boxes and packs pins; boxes cotton
Balls; Lavenline and cotton shawls
White and black Thoulle lace
Black and white Italian grapes
Super calicoes ginghams; flurentiHes
Super chintzes; plate furnitdres
Black and white patInet ribbands
Buttons; tapes silks; booglapores
CHECKS black Canton handkerchiefs
9 bales Madras long cloths
Pelisse cloths; suspenders, &c. &c.
Most of which have been received since .
our last sale. Conditions liberal.
ALso-wITHoUT RESERVE,
go boxes by 10 window glass
10 kegs III twist tobacco
l6 sacks filberts
6 half boxes Spanish segars
8 dozen wire selves, SC. Sci
Will be added to our sale on Wednesday,
! bed; mattress; bureao;
] secretary; looking glass; 6 chairs;
l carpet; pair ahdirons with shovel
and tongs.
September 90
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Wravers' 81 VS. or Reeds.

Weavers' 81 VS. or Reeds.
TNHE subscriber has for sale, 5000 dol.
i lars worth of the first quality weavers'
slavs, which he will sell on moderate terms
they are assorted in boxes of 1c0dolis.
each-cacuIated for woollen, linsey, cot
ton and linen all made for country wea-
vers. Al and 81 wide. By the box they
viii be sold low. ,
THOMAS GRIMsHAW.
September Is .. CIV
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
Salt. Rum. &c.

Salt. Rum, &C.
ISO SACKS Liverpool ground alum salt
~" 1900 bushels do do do do
100 sacks do tne do DO
80 pmcheons Sd pf. fine favored West
India Rum sugars
80 hhds lst and Cd quality musccsado
500 bags prime green coffee
500 realms wrapping paper:
600 lbs Spanish flotant and Bengal indigo
pipes pure Holland gin
go quarter casks sweet Malaga wine
40 casks London refined salt petre
q bbls North Carolina honey
600 lbs do heeswax
Gunpowder, imperial, young hyson and
hyson teas; Old Jamalca spirits and cosnac
brandy; old port and Madeira wine
Ground and race ginger pepper; alum
Pimento; nutmegs ; cloves 4; copperas
Best -four FOR family use-with general
assortment of GROCERIES--all of which
are offered for sale on moderate terms, by
BRYAN HAMPSON s. Co.
September 8 3m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
New Publications. Sc. SC.

New Publications. Sc. Sc.
Just reeeived and for sale by the subscribers,
TALES Of my Landlord, 2 vols. End Sc
4 ries =
New Tales, by Mrs. Opie, 9 vols
Capt. Halls Account OF voyage of Dis
eovery to the West Coast OF COrea, and the
Great Loo Choo Island, with chart
Bonnycastlefs Algebra
Gummeric's Surveying
Columbian Orator
JAS. KENNEDY s. SON.
September % mwttt
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Charles Slade

Sltti fC5 kJlooS
HAS just received by the ships Boston,
IL New-Jersey and America, from Liv-
erpool, part OF his fail importation OF
Hard7Care::
The residue is daily expected by the Poto-
mac. He has also just received further
supply OF Bar Iron.
On hand-cut nails and brads wrought
do and spikes hoop and sheet iron nail
rods; Crowley, German, cast, IL blister
ed, American do, and other kinds Of steel
wagon boxes; chain traces sheet lead ;
anyiis; vises; frying pans; sboyels; spadesI
wool and cotton cards, sc &c &c
LIKEWISE,
Box, ten plate, Franklin Ito burn wood
or co.l) and cooking stoves, complete, at
the Baltimore prices
September q mwt2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30

John Jackson 8 co.
OFFER FOR SALE,
~ "a hhds and IA casks N z Rum
: P PhpSs MADEIRA wine
80 cases choice Burgundy, Hermitage
Sauternac, Chateau grille 4 madeira wines
2 pipes and Is bis Scheidam gin
Is sacks filberts Lsides
8 marble nantes, with hearths and
80 cases bill and letter paper
10 cases French beaver bats
3 very elegant clocks
5 cases periumey, mercery, &c
] watches, various kinds
20 kegs ID twist tobacco. very superb
or quality, &c &c CIV Sept 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
Bolting Cloths.

THE subscriber has this day received, a
l. large and elegant assortment oil Bolt
ing Cloths, of superior quality, which
will be offered for sale at the store OF
Messrs. Butts s. Cawond, King street,
Alex'a, where be intends keeping COM
plete assortment 10 FUTURE.
Septic AMOS ALEXANDER.
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Notice.
4 Nurse Wanted.

II IBERAL wages sill be given 70 a
\ 4 young woman, either black or white,
who understands the nursing OF children,
and can come well recommendation re-
side few months short distance IRON A
lexsndria. Application must be made 10
the Printer, who will refer them to the ad-
yertiser. Sept 20.
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For Freight,
For NOlfOlk.
For Boston and Portland,

In The substantial and fast sailing
N.Y. schooner PLANET. f. Dyermas-
ter, will be raedy for the reception Of freight
in few days. Apply to \. ADAMS,
Central wharf,
Who offers for sale said schooner's cargo,
consisting of
40 tons plaster
so boxes Digby behring's
10 barrels tanners oil
September 90
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For Boston.

: sM The brig ECONOMY, James
CO., Cleavland, master, burlhen 1000
bbls. She is an excellent and fast sailing
vessel, and will be ready to load in four
days. For freight o! 500 bbls apply to
JOHN H. LADD& Co.
Who have for sale the briggs cargo of
5000 bushels Isle of May salt and $50 goat
SKINS Sept 10 Wv
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NOtice.
September 26

PURSUANT to decree of the Honora-
j BILE Court OF Charles County IS Cor,t
of Equity, | shall expose to public sale at
Port-Tobacco, Charles county, Maryland,
on Wednesday The 9TH day Of October next,
all the real estate of which General John
Mitchell died seized, lying in Durham pa
rish in said county, consisting OF two tracts
of land adjoining each other, called Holly
spring Resurveyeo and Meek's Park, con-
tanning about 100 acres. This estate is 81
tuated contiguous to that of Colonel John
TaSoe's, near Maryland Point, and within
two miles of the river Potomac, is consider.
ed one of the most healthy in thsl NEIGH
borhood, lies level, and the soil "a part Of
which is already strong), is thought to be
susceptible of speedy improvement by tie
use Of clover and plaster Of paris. On this.
estate is very considerable body of wood:
and timber, which il converte d into money
would probably pay the purchase money.
kl The improvements are two story
GTt dwelling with two rooms and a
H.ns passage On each floor, and ace hr
Hepnl under the whole, Kitchen. Near.
quarters, barn, and cozi house. and an Or
chard of some OF the choicest fruits
ihoie Pdiu'oini ues'iiPtfSn OF VI - ueeineG
unnecessary, as it is presumable that those
inclined to purchase viii view the premises
previous 10 the day OF sale. Ii will he sold
either entire or IN parcels for the accommo-
dation OF purehasen.-The purchaser or
purchasers will be required to enter inl.,
bond, with approved secarity for the pay
nlent OF the purchase aorey in one, two
and three years, with interest, payable ar :
nually iron the day Of sale: and on the r.
tIhcatIon OF the sale by the Court, and III.
payment of the purchase money, and ncs
before, deed or deedsin due form will T..
made, conveying all the estate, right, It'll.
interest and claim, to the premises that H.,
said John Mitchell, deceased, held in Il;
same, which title is indi.putahle.
JOHN BARNES, Trustee
September dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
For Sale.

A valuable Farm in Jefferson County.
DY virtue of decree of the Superior
ID Court of Chancery for the Fredericks-
burg District in Virginia, in suit wherein
the Executors OF Gen. George Washington
we're compliments; and Gerard Alexander,
Thomas L. Alexander, Thy Ludwell bee,
his appointed guardian) Ludwell Lee, RID.
II. L. Washington. John A. Washington,
Bushrod G.. ashington, and Mary Lee
Washington, were defendants, will be ex'
posed 10 sale to the highest bidder on the
premises, on FRIDAY the Goth day Of No
VENEER next, all that tract Of land lying in
Jefferson County, Virginia, on Bullskin,
commonly called Rockhall, containing $40
acres, now in the occupation of John Saun-
ders.
The above tract Of land lies about sixteen
miles from Winchester, and about six from
Charestown, on the main Dad leading from
Winchester To Baltimore, the city OF WASH
ington and Alexandria. Ii is well adapted
to plaster and clover, and is in quality little
inferior, if at all, TO any farm in that fertile
f-x valley. The improvements on it
HEH are large two story frame dwell
Esns ing house. barn and other neces-
I,-Sslsary out houses. -The water is
limestone and OF excellent quality.
The terms of sale will be one-third Of the
purchase money, and the balance TO be paid
with interest, in one, two and three annual
instalments, TO be secured by deed oil
trust on the property. =,
ANY person wishing to view the land will
be shewn il upon application to John A.
Washington or Bushrod G. Washington,
living near It.
Alfred A. Po7geR, 2
Henry 81 George Tucker, e
Robert Worttington, a
September "a ws!s
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Joshua Riddle

INTENDS opening NIGHT SCHOOL
i on Monday evening, The 2lst inst. at Z
o'clock, in his school room, on Wilkes-st.
opposite Mrs, Slscum's. He solicits share
OF patronage.
NIB. The number Of scholars will be il.
mited. He will therefore thank those who
may wish to attend, 10 apply early.
September d3t&ws3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
Prime Chewing Tobacco.

IsO KEGS 8's, los, los and ID. twists,
~ very superior quality, msnutactu,,
red by David Barclay, esq. Richmond, and
warranred-just received per sch'n'r DOL
phin, capt Reynolds, for sale by
JOHN JACKSON & Go. Agents.
September % mwf3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
For Bermuda,

For Bermuda,
To Sail in Fire Days,
~SaN The fine and very fas. sailing sloop
8GREGULATOR, VIM. SowIe, mas.
Ter, burthen 600 barrels For freight OF
800, or passage, apply to NJ. MILLER,
or T. II ROWLAND,
Who have for sale, received per said YES.
sci. 100000 lbs prime green coffee, and
Is hhds molasses
9th mo go tuths3t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
l.. Masterson,
Root and SfOE-MAHEE

BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
DETURNS bis grateful thanks 10 his
a. isiends and the public in general. for
the liberal patronage he has received in his
line of business. and hopes they will con-
tinue it. He has on hand a good assort-
men, ofthe best Philadelphia leather, which
he intends manufacturing in the hest man
ner: for neatues, and durability it will be
excelled by none. lie has on hand a good
assortment of
Boots. Bootees and Shoes,
which he will sell IN reasonable terms for
cash. or to punctual customers at the usual
credit, 1t his old stand opposite heGazette
Office, Royal-street.
N. B. Two boys Of good disposition
would be taken as apprentices TO the above
business. Those from The country would
be preferred. August ~
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For NeW-Or.eanS.

kaSl The good brig AGENT, B II Da-
Sg3svison, Master, will sail positively
Within twenty -one or two days: Tor freight
of 500 barrels, or passage, apply TO the
master on board. b. h. DAWSON.
September 81
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(,rniind Pllster.

TINE subscriber has ready ground at his
\ mill, upper end of king-street, 5000
bushei. OF ground plaster and will continue
TO keep on hand constant supply-which
he will sell low either by the bushel or
ton. IHOMAS SWANN, Jun.
July 80 d3twsl0w
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For PHILADELPHIA.

SN The schr HILAN, captain John
NY. Hand. will sill in few days. For
freight or passage, apply to the master on
board at Vowell's wharf, or
DANIEL SOMERS.
September % st
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Vaudeville & Larmour

MI Sndevllle y Larmour
OFFER FOR SALE,
~ 80 hhds Barbados and Trinidad mo-
20 bis lasses
400 bags green and St Domingo coffee
70 70 S mas Ist and sd;qnafty sugars
90 puncheons West India Rum
so hhds & 40 Ills northern DO
100 chests and boxes superior gunPow-
der, imperial aud young Tyson teas, chiefly
Sidney's and Stays carSoes
600 reams writing paper
400 do wrapping 10 -
$50 boxes mould and dipt candles, first
$4,000 lbs hard soap. :. lqnahtleS
90 bis rosin-with wines, liquors and
groceries as usual Sept 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
Seine TWine.
Lindsay D Hill

lindsay . Till
uAyE FOR SALE.
III 80 hhds first quality Barbados sugar
9 hhds and 20 bis second quality do
10000 lbs coffee W.,
10 hds Jamaica rum; 10 do n + do
20 do Antigua do
6 bags pimento; 3 hhds LOAF sugar
80 hhds ground ginger
Imperial aud young hyson tea
8 hhds and 40 bis old rye whiskey
z pipes gin
5000 bushels ground alum salt
goo bis shad, put up particularly for Ia
mily use oepl 20
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Boot and Shoe Making.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his
i friends and the public in general that
he continues to carry on the above business
at his old stand in Farfax-street, next to
the Fish Market, where he solicits a share
Of custom, as nothing on his part shall be
wanting to give perfect satisfaction. He
flatters himself that his materials are of the
very best quality, and his workmen are ex-
celled by none in the district. He has Sc.
lected from New-York and Baltimore the
following articles for the use of the jour
neymen, viz shoulder-sticks, shoulder
irons. rankees, threads, stamps, ranbreaks.
jiggers with aud without handles, avis OF
every description, heel balls of fine quail.
ty, colt handles, punches, hammers, sand
paper, rubbers, ran files, rasps, tacks, shoe
horns patent pincers, shoe knives, wax, awl
halves, Russia bristies, bones-with vari-
ETY. of other articles in his line. He has al
so procured