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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-27
many French sermons, that when he wrote,
he had some dreaming recollection OF the
famous Barbados.

he haQ some dreaming TeCoHcStioH Va Ut
famous Bardalo5c.
--" ton impotence, -,
Temel ai;a vieillard, aura sa recompense;
In the second volume Of Blair's lectures,
(page ffty-eight) which you would have
the world believe you have read, the TWO
greatest French preachers are thus charac-
terized. "To Bourdaloue they attribute
more solidity and close reasoning, to Mas
sillon a more pleasing and engaging man.
ner." "Boardaloue is indeed a great reaso-
ner, and inculcates his doctrines with much
zeal, piety, aud earnestness; but his style
is verbose, lie is disagreeably full OF quota
tons from the fathers, and he wants ,m' 81
s,ation" " Massillon has more grace, more
sentiment, and, in my opinion, every way
more genius" | fancy this citation VIII
show pretty conclusively, that you have
not quite so fine relish for the written
compositions of your favori,e Blair. as Tor
his oral discourses. And | think the pub
lie viii be apt TO imagine you were dream-
ing, or III much less pardonable Predica-
ment, when you said Blair was the MassIl.
Ion OF Scotland, and made Lucius dream OF
+" Barddlow.
Lucius did not contend that others ought
moi. or that lie did not see any genus dis
PLAYED in the painting, or humor IN such
characters as Dandie Dilmont !; but said 1t
was an unaccounlable piece Of stupidity,
(since you do not think the word duiHes'
sufficiently urtane) to say and believe none
but Sco,man could properly perceive 1t.
Nor can help thinking one may very. well
rrefer tie beautifully negligent periods OF
Hume, or the stately elegance OF GIbbon,
to the silly trash or rather learned lumber OF
he sixth James of Scotland, whom you
somewhat inaccurately call the first, with
out being supposed to entertain wish TO-
tally 10 extirpate the native speakers OF the
"Cel,ic, Teutonic, and Sciavonic langua-
ges."
Not daring TO attack the main body OF Lu'
cius' periods, except by general abuse, you
triumph in having, as you think, surprized
an out post, and taken poor Pronoun PR
soner; but even in this petty warfare you
shall find yourself defeated. Every body
with any pretensions to learning knows that
in queen AIMS lime, IA period with which
YOU pretend an acquaintance the pronouns
who and which were used indiferently tor
each other; and that the modern rule IS,
that ssko is to be used as the relation OF
those nouns only which express the name
of some rational being.-Lucius spoke OF
the class tof writers) 1ho you say, &C.
But as ! think the class to which he has
shown you belong (you acknowledge write
neither for fame nor profit, nor for the in
s,ruction Of their contemporaries or posterity,
and consequently that they cannot be IA
tional, you have made him but poor re-
turn for his gratuitous civility.
PHILO-LUCiUS.
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Hugh Smith s Co.
Tanners Oil, SC.

ENORTY barrels tanners oil
J. 40 dozen corn brooms
200 reams wrapping paper
Received per schnr. Mjdas--tOr sale bY
A. ADAMS, Central wharf.
~ STORE,
o5,OOC lbs coffeeS 6 pipes brandy
600 kegs white lead: hhds W rum
so hhds brigh, retailing molasses
6,OOO bushels ST. Ubes salt
400 reams wrapping paper f2oTk
IL barrels linseed oil 20 DO prime
October IS
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Stolen

CROM the Subscribers store on Saturday
Il night last, dark olive SURT0UT.
cut out but not made up--together with 5
yards superfne blue CLOTH. A liberal
rev ard will be given fer the conyic ton o:
the thief. s. DREW,
Oct 81 Merchant Tailor, Fairfax-s'
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From the Boston Palladium, October 90

From the Boston Palladium, October 90.
ACCIDENT TO THE nACEboNIAN.
Extract of letter to young man on
board the U. S. irigate Macedonian, to
friend in this town, dated Norfolk,
10Th inst.
eli has pleased Divine Providence, the
Disposer of all human events, 10 attiict us
with heavy misfortune. The particulars
as far as my limited time will allow, |
have given below. The scene has left an
impression that will never be t tiaced-and
ontv 10 him. who suffers not a sparrow
TO fall to the ground, without his knowledge,
and the nautical skill OF our commander
and officers. Is to be attributed that We
have outIived the storm. -,
As you know, we sailed from bos1oi:
on Sunday, the eO.h OF September, We
enjoyed a;fine breeze from the n. w. I'M
nlFriday the e5th, whence the appearance
of the weather indicated btow-the wind
yeerinr TO the Southwark and Eastward.
We were under single reeied topsails all
night. and at next morning, Saturday
we double reeied them and handed the
mainsail. At Meridian, per observation,
we were in lat. SO II, long 68:-Biow-
ing fresh, at4 P. NJ. close reefed the top
sails, reefed the toresails, handed the mi,
zen top.ail and housed the topgallanlmasls.
At 4, handed foreiopsail and ioresail-set
the fore and main storn staysalls. At :
blowing very heavy, handed main topsaI
and hove too. Wind S E. and across
troublesome sea. AT, P NJ. lost a man o.
verboard*-every effort was made to save
him, but without efect-At 9, the main
storm sail gave way, and the sail went tt
ribands.
[*william Wilkins, Captain Of the MI
zen-top.l
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I'm Erckange Cofee-iiOme sss\
SsSSsM ARiNE JOURN AL. So.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA,. .CctoGer q

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. .OctoJer O.
ARRIVED,
Sloop Charles. Fcrman, 10 days fror.
NewOurypor, lime and potatoes, 10 ). L
Y. tlummer.
Brig Charles and Ellen, Clough, GeOno
town.
Schnr. Luminary, Baker, do.
Sylvia, HOxie, Boston.
-Sopbia, Weeks, Norfolk.
Sloop Polly and Sally, Woodward, Poio.
mac Greek.
Schr. Lady's-Delight, Creighton, cleared
at New York Esd INST. for this post.
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UieA,

On Thursday evening last, after a pailiul
and lingering illness, Mr.. DayID JLSxISy.
aged 81 years.
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In the new Constitution reported for the
State of Connecticut, provision is made
that" the privileges of an eIector shall be
fortified by conviction OF bribery, forgery,
perjury, duelling, fraudulent bankruptcy,
or theft"
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Orders have been given that the L. S.
solliers shall cultivate gardens and farms,
(where the posts include sufficient land)
and be paid for the produce Of the farms.
II is contemplated TO make vegetables
part of the ration, end TO make an expert
men; as 70 dispensing with whiskey.
Boston Gazette.
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Markets at Porto Rico, dull for American
produce-Four 8 dollars Island produce
scarce and high-Molasses 35 cents per gal
Ion; Sugar 7 dollars per cwt.
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Steam Boat Report.

Steam Boat Report.
The Washington arrived at 3 P. NJ
On Standpoint, passed two toPsail schnTs
bound up.
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Bosfon. October 90,

Boston, October 90.
Daniel Marley was tried and convicted
on Friday last, before the Supreme Judicial
Court at Portland, for robbing the Cumber-
land Bank Public expectation was much
excited upon this observation-disclosures wit
nesses were recognized or summoned on tie
part of the commonwealth; and 1t assuP,
posed that the trial would take up several
days-but forty minutes only were con-
suncd in the trial, and the jury returned a
verdict of guilty, after about ten minutes
deliberation. q,
The Solicitor General, who conducted
the prosecution, examined only three wit
nrsscs, viz. The Cashier, TO prove that The
Bank was opened by false keys; and the
amount of bank notes, gold and silver sto-
len from The vault the prison keeper, Mr..
Gerrish, who searched Manley at The time
of his final commitment for trial, and found
upon him several parcelS OF U. States bank
notes. with the binders upon them, winch
contained the figures of the Cashier, who
identified them completely, and testified
that the bills and binders we're IN the same
state when taken from Man!ey's pocket, as
they were when stolen from the Bank. \
locksmith belonging 10 Boston, was also e.
amined, who testified that he made key
for Mauley in June last, which would SUIT
the lock which was then on the vault OF tue
Bank. The Solicitor General rested III"
prosecution upon this evidence. =.
Mr.. Longtellow and MIR. Green!eai, oil
council for the defendant, objected To Tue
testimony OF Mr.. Gcrrlsh, upon The ground
that there had beena stipulation with Man
lev. sanctioned by the County Attorney
Il At no fact should be given i'll evidence a.
painst the defendant which was IN any way
Connected with The finding OF the money,
of which the Bank had been robbed--Dut
this objection was instantly o'erruied ny
line Court. Itwas explicitly denied by the
Solicitor General that the tact Of hndlng
the u. S. bill, on Nancy, by Mr.. Gerrish,
was in any manner connected with The sup
posed stipulation above referred to; and II
was also denied Oh behalf of the County
Attorney, that the stipulation was oil the ma
,ura and 10 the extent cOntcnded Tor by
Manley's counsel.
On Saturday morning sentence was pro-
nounced upon Manley-wbich was, that he
suffer solitary confinement for 80 days, and
be afterwards confined to hard labor, n the
State Prison, for - years.
There were circumstances attending this
robbery, and the subsequent confinement OF
Manley in prison, that are OF so atrocious a
nature as almost 10 exceed belief. Ii isnow
ascerlained thai one motive Tor the robbery
was revenge upon the Directors for not dis
counting some Of Manley's notes. Its also
TACT. that Marley, after his commitment,
provided himself with a pistol, powder and
balls, which he kept concealed IN bis apart
ment and which were secretly furnished
him by Phoby Della, bis broIher.In-iaw.
Some few weeks ago, the prisen-keeper,
considering il proper To change Nj }nley s. "a
partment ia the prison, found this pistol con-
cealed in his writing desk, primca cra toad
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[*william wilkins, Captain of the MI
zen-top.
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IN COUNClL-FEsRuARY 10.

The following persons were appointed
commissioners for holding elections IN
the different wards on Tuesday the Sd
day Of March next, for members to serve
in the common council for the ensuing
twelve months, viz.
At A. RhOdes's tavern, on Union-sTeet
for the hrst ward.
Alexander Mckenzie
Matthew Robinson
John lancaster.
At the CCsrcil Chamber Tor the second
wayd.
= Colin Avid
John Lloyd
John Adam.
At Shctbar'S tavern for the third ward
John Roberts
Jacob Hoffman
Abraham Flw.
At Joseph &. Gird's, corner OF Duke and
St. Asaph streets, for the 4th ward.
Alexander Moore
Thomas LawraSon
David Ross.
Ext act from the minutes,
Test, IF. THOMPSON, c. c.
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Of seats, which gentlemen have been at
the trouble Of taxing in the cnarse OF The
day, it is oarticuiar y requested that they
viii send their servants as :oon az the
doors are oPan. 10 keep their respective
benches untii they arrive themselves.
z The audience not only having been
ANNOYED, but tie manages seriously in
u-ed, by persons unlavful!y descending
from the gallery into the boxes. they give
this early notice to say that none but
psrsons'of color can in future be ada'it.
ted into it.
Doors to be opeaed at half past 5 and
the curtain to rise at half past 6 pr 'cisely.
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Lots in ash'ngtonCity
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

, run SNLE Oft 1ShShns'oD'
THE subscriber will sell on very sc-'
i commodating terms, or exchange
for land in the western country, the fol-
lowing Lots in Washington City: In
square 9se, lot No. 4 and 6; square
1927, 16 7 10 ~; square 1923, 4 ii
IS, square 1880, 8 4 IS IA; square
1858, ! 10; the whole of square n. w.
of 1855; square 1885, $ g.; square lO5s,
4567s9; square 1857, 10 1s; square
1859, s 9 10; square 1894 6 789'
l0II IL Is ID; square fl09, S 6 7 8
91O11 Ia IS ID; square lib, 8 a.
square 1870, 8 4; square 1922, 6. The
above property lies on beautiful plain,
about one mile north east Of the Capitol,
with the tlsnpike road leading from the
Capitol to Baltimore passing through it.
Any person wishing TO purchase or ex-
Change will please apply to the subscri-
Der, living in Fairfax county, Virginia,
either by letter or otherwise.
JOHN A. S0SiMERS.
February I2 thstu3ts
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Furnace W are.

TsSHE subscribers. sole agents tor the
Z Hampshire Furnace, have received
and will constantly keep supply OF the
following articles:
Pots from No. t" IL
Dutch ovens do do
Oval do do do
Gridirons skillets; msHtars
Pestles; tea kettles; wash kettles
AnduroDs cloaths boilers, &c.
1oand 6 plate stoves
Franklin do
Cast iron mould and land SIDES
Which they offer upon as cheap terms
as they can be bought in the district. :,
Castings of any description can be had
from the furnace upon short notice.
CALD VEIL l. JACKSON.
January 90
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Mandevi,le & armour,
OFFER FOR SALE,

OFFER FOR SALE,
so A DRUMS Turkey figs
BcO4 20 bales, sacks and boxes
,uIt ,h, ed almonds
900 boxes muscatel u bloom raisins
so casks first quality co'ored Co
Shen cheese :,
B 80 casks western butter, tor family
use.
GOO lbs. Tennessee live feathers
10 hhds. 20 bbls. whiskey
5 hhds rectified do.
10 hhds. northern rum
pipe superior Holland gin
so hhds. Barbados bright molasses
40 hhds. lst and ID quail sugars
$50 bags Hav. & st. Domingo coffee
case nutmegs and cloves
9 seroens fotant indigo
With wines, liquors, and groceries as
usual.
NIB. Grocers and families can be
supplied at the lowest prices, with mould
and dipped candIes Of their own manu-
factory, of superior qualities to those i'm
norted from the eastward. Boxes ex-
changed. January
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Notice.

Notice.
HlHE co-partnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm of PENN & HAN
NON, wa. dissolved on the Goth Of April
last, by mutual consent. The business
has been conducted since and will be IN
future, under the firm of WILLIAM Il
WALTER HARMON, who ale fully
authorised TO settle the accounts of the
form firm.
Have now on hand, and offer Tor sale at
the same old stand on Royal street, be-
tween King and Prince streets, hand>
some assortment OF
Plain and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting Of the following articles:
Sideboards II ladies work stands
Beaureaus ECandle stands
Tables Sofas
Bedsteads fEasy chairs
Secretary Y book ] Hair and moss mat
cases IL trasses, &c. &c.
All Of which will be sold at the most re-
duced prices Tor cash, or to puuctual Gus
toners at their usual credit. We also
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS,
both of wood and iron. The above bust
ness will be punctually attended to- and
all those that please to favor us with
their custom we trust will receive gene
raj satisfaction.
WM 4 WALTER HARMON.
November : "
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Burr Mill Stones

TOHN s. BROWN & Co. inform the
q public that they have on hand large
supply pf BUR- Mill Stones, which they
continue to make at their mandatory, on
Patrick, near King street, and will war
rant them to be equal in quality to any
made in the United States, which they
will sell at tie most reduced prices icfs
cash. Dec. 2--tuthsn
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Burr Milestone Making.

rHHfiE Subscriber wishes to inforH his
friends add the public, that he has
on hand goud supply OF the first qush-
ty BURR BLOCKS. His saup is near
Col. Peyton's store, where he can supply
al Miliers at the shortest notice with
first rate Mill Stores, and which be will
warrant equal, if not superior, TO any in
the United States, and will sell them at
the most reduced prices. The workman
ship superior to any in the district.
ROBERT GLENN.
December is thstu
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New Piano Forte Music

UNHE following are a part oil the Piano
korte Music lately received tor
sale by the subscriber, VIZ: -,
Steibels's Grand Concerto, in which is
introduced an imitation Of storm
Havdn's Grand Orchestra Sinfonia
Martini's Grand Overture to Henry ~.
6 sonatas by Nicola, op. II
6 do. by Dussek, op. %
s do. by Steibsit, op. 81
6 do. by Hook. op, "a
. do. by Dsssek, No l and 9
d do. BY Nicola, Nm. o, l, sand 5
Kotzwa,a's Battle Of Prague
6 Sonatinos by Pieyel
S do. by Steibelt, op.72
4 do. by Pleyel, No. !. 9, 8 "a
January es r, GRAY.
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Baltimore, Feb. 9
Alex. Library Company.

TNIiE Members of the Alexandria III
n brary COMPANY will please to take
notice, that an election will be held, at
the Library, on Monday 10Th inst. be-
tween the hours of three and six P. NJ. foe
President aud eleven Directors for the
ensuing year.
JAS. KENNEDY. Librarian.
February 8 tuhstE
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Ordination Sermon.

KUSr published and for sale at JAMES
q KENNEDY & Sons Bookstore,
a SERMON,
Preached az The ordination Of the Rever-
end Mr.. BALcH, Jr. at Georgetown,
by the Reverend DR.. MUIa.
February Is Nv
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Attention !

PRESIDENTS HORSE GUARDS.
A. You are requested to attend a
meeting at Mr. Browns Hotel, on Mem
day evening the 10th, at 7 O'Clock, tor
the purpose OF making he necessary ar
rangenents for the celebration OF the 22d.
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French Hats.

French Hats.
4 n assortment OF French HATS Is
"a just received and for sale by the
subscriber on more reasonable terms than
they have hitherto been offered at.
ALSO.
A variety Of GLAZED HATS, for
servants; And daily expected,
A handsome assortment of Hats, from
New.York. ). u. HARPER.
FEBRUARY 6
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tisf, the tao Presbyterian. and the two
Epi,cooaI churches, and collections made
Cor the purpose of aiding the House OF
'In,lus,ry in the benevolent objects Of its
;ns,itutisn. february 10
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BOiting Cloths.

VSHE subscriber has ibis day receR:
ed, a large and elegant assort-
ment Of Boiling Cloths, Of a superiOrqua-
lity, which " i'll be offered for sale at the
,tore OF Messrs. Butts Il CawoOi, King
street, AleSa, where he intends keeping
a complete assortment in FUTURE,
Sept. 6 AMOS ALEXANDER
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Sales at auction.
BY JOHN JACKSON q Co.

By JOHN JACKSON II 20,
THIS DAY, at 10 A. NJ,
Will be sold at our AUCTION Rooms,
UBian-street,
I case llvantines aud HorsRas
1 taffita ribbons, just received
ALSO,
Cloths and cassineres, various quali
tiles aud coiors
Ticklenburgs, hessisns, burIaps
Checks, sh,rtings. linens, hosiery
India cottons, gloves, buttons
Merino shawls, linen cambria
Domestic checks and cha,nbraJs; &S'
ALSO;
10 hhds. Muscoyado sugars
s Trinidad molasses
SO sacks blown salt
90 boxes mould candles
s Havana segars
Conditions at sale. Feb. ID
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6A stated quarterly meet.

;rq az the Sr. ANDREWS SOCIETY
will ne held at the house Of Mr., M'Dou-
vau on Tuesday evening the 18th inst.
BY order OF the P.esilent,
ROBr. JAMESON, Sec'y.
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Boarding.

MT FRS. WhDSWORTH has remGrc!
I'M TO Pit.street, between Prince AND
b axe streets, opposite the rev st, faui's
Church, where she cav accommodate la
dies aud gentlemen with gen'eel board
ing January %
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THIS DAY.

an Saturday, the 18th February, at
W II O'Clock, will be sold on the pre-
rni.es the HOUSES and LOT, on the
south side Of King-street. occupied BY
James Kennedy Is Son:
Also, the HOUSE and LOT, on the
north of King and corner Of Henry SITS,
occupied by John Fortney. Terms mads
known at sale.
ISAAC ROBBINS,
ii. b. DEAGAN,
JOHN GRID,
Jan. SITS Commissioners.
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Chewing Tobacco

NIie"IIIS AUUdOOo.
100 KEGS prime Chewing To-
HUI bscco, (S') just landing from
schr Minerva, from Richmond, and tor
sale by J. JAChSoN q 20.
January %
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Notice.

Notice.
TJ1iIE partnership heretofore, existing
under the firm Of BRADLEY &
ABERCROMBIE, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent: AL persons indebt-
ed to the FIN will please make immedi-
ate payment to r. Abercrombie; aud all
persons that we are indebted to are re-
qacsted to present them to r. A, as he
j, alone authorised to settle the accounts
of the firm.
ROBT. ABERCROMBIE,
n. BRADLEY.
y y. still continue TO carry on the
Cabinet and Grocery Business IN the
house we before occupied. X. A
February Is 81
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DOEaAD s. PATXE.

.. Ticke,s and places tor the boxes 70
be taken Of Mr.. Howard. at the Box VI
fee on Saturday from 10 O'Clock TIL 3
and from S till the conclusion OF the per-
Torrance.
A. To prevent an undue occupation
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THE ATRE,
THIRD NIGHT OF TIE HORSES.

The grand spectacle of Timour the
Tartar is obliged TO be laid aside for the
purpose OF press1 ing the splendid opera
of BLUE BEARD; or, FEMALE Guar
o Try; which has been IA days in pre-
paration, with entire new Scenery, Ma
chinery, Dresses and Decorations and
in WHOA all the horses will appear and
exhibit new and uuexampled ieats of ac-
tiNity, courage and iatrepidi,y.
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ID ENJAMIN BLAGGE G Go No. !
I'D North Charles street, Baltimore, in,
lending to change their present line OF
business, will sell their entire stock, con-
sisting ut
CIIlNA--cups and saucers
do plates
do twiflers
do mullins
Elegant tea sets
GLASS-Of all kinds
QUEENS WARE-blue print. platesf
twifers and mullins
Blue printed cups and saucers
do tea pots, sugar and cream
bowls, pitchers, etc.
Myrtle tea ware
Enamelled do. dishes. plates, mufins,'
bowls, tea setts--together with COM
plefe assortment for town and country.
Country and city dealers will find it
for their interest to attend, as the whole
will be sold without reserve on 4, 6 and
9 months credit for approved endorsed
notes. APPLETON & DALI,
AuCtiOneerss
Baltimore, Feb. g Is
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