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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-01
Fifty Dollars Reward.

y AN away from the subscriber, on the
EG,s, Sd inst. Negro JEM, about ieet
S inches high, 90 or &c years OF age, stout
and well made, except that he is perhaps
little knockkneed his complexion dark.
has a large scar ON the upper lip, OCCASION
ed, it is said, by his falling, when child,
on some edged tool; has down look when
spok u to, and is apt 10 be short and iiso-
lent in answering The clothes he took with
him are not recollected. except a red fan
mel shirt, pair Of Russia duck sailors
trowsers, and coarse wool hat with broad
brim, nearly half worn. Having gone OF
without any provocation. it is probable his
intention is TO steer his course towards Bal-
timore or Pennsylvania, and pass for free.
man. He has hauled The seine the two last
seasons in Pomonkey, where he may have
gone, or perhaps to Alexandria, where he is
also little acquainted. If taken 90 miles
from home, or Out of the county. will give
60 dollars for securing him Ia any gaol, or
if taken 80 miles from home. or out OF the
state, will give the above reward OF ff,T
dollars. FRANCIS ADAMS.
, Nanjemoy, Charles co. sae
Md,July IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-01
Books and Stationary.

Books and Stationary.
DOBERT GRAY has just received FOR
"a sale ol commission, an invoice OF
Books and Stationary, among which are the
following articles, viz:
Sir Robert Wilson'S sketch of the mill
tary and political power of Russia
Phillips speeches Shey's bookkeeping
Says catechism OF political economy.
Manners g. customs; Accidents oil lite
Gisbourne's natural theology
Adams's history Of all religions
Benefits letters history of the late war
Voiney's Ruins Brownie OF Bodsbeck
The Sisters Pope's Essay on Man
Tales of my Landlord; TayIer's inquiry
Travels at home Domestic Medicine
Debates Of the Virginia Convention, on
the adoption of the Fedora! Constitution
Wright Life of Christ and bis apostles
Bonnet boards by the gross, dozen or SIN
gle; super6ne vellum cap writing paper
August 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-01
Valuable Land at public sale

WILL be offered at public sale, on tile.
w premises on Wednesday the Cd OF
September, valuable LOT, containing
lao acres, in Fairfax county, about 3 miles
from the Little Falls Bridge, within ID OF
a mile of the New Turnpike Road leading
to Leesburgh. Upwards Of SO acres Of this
land is in original growth OF Oak, Hickory,
sc. ) the balance recently cleared, 80 acres
of which has never been in cultivation the
soil is fertile. and well adapted to plaster
and clover; this valuable loi joins the lands
OF Richard Bland Lee, Esq. The Rev. VIM.
Maffit, and is part OF the tract belonging
to the heirs of the late John Iurberviiie;
The sale to take place at II O'Clock A NJ
on the day above named, when the terms
will be made known. or by previous appll-
cation to Doctor Mottrom Ball, Fairfax
county, or to the subscriber IN Leesburgi,
| Va. PHILIP y. JONEs.
August e5 Nv
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Stationary.

yUST received and for sale by the sub.
D scribers, the following articles OF very
Superior quality
Black lead pencils
Quilis
Penknives
Pocket-books
Mathematical Instruments
Copy and cyphering books, record books
and other blank books OF every description;
with every article in the stationary iine'-
Orders for blauk books executed with ele'
gance and dispatch. - cor
July FL 'uehs
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-01

State or he Weuther-tugust 90, at 2P.
N. 10 degrees; Angus; 80, 80 degrees; Au-
gust 81, 70 degrees.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-01
Old Rye Whiskey, &c.

Old Rye Whiskey, &c.
T lindsay & HILL have just received
IL from Baltimore, per schr Lumihary,
5 hhds I old rye whiskey, Of superi.
40 bbls or quality
And from New York,, -,
7pipes country gin, equal to Pierpoint's
so celebrated
IN STORE,
Jamaica, Antigua and N. f. Rum, in
Ehds and barrels
Claret wine, in casks, said 10 be supe-
rior TO any ever imported into the district
Common whiskey, in barrels
Java, South America, and West India
green and white coffee, in bags and bbls
Imperial s Y. Hyson Teas, in chests;
half chests and 10 catty boxes
Nett and gross Shad and Herrings
10 seroons Spanish tobacco
Flour, selected for family use
August 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-01

-, On THURSDAY, at ioAM
Will he sold at the store-house, upper end
Of King-street, lately occupied BY John
Violet, deceased; all the stock in trade
OF said deceased, consisting Of many
GROCERIES and DRY GOODS.
All of which will be sold without reserve.
Terms, &c. made known at sale.
PIG. MARsTELLER, Auct.
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Notice.

A LII persons having any unsettled ac-
N counts with the subscriber, OF any de-
mand whatsoever against him Individual
ly) are requested to exhibit the same imme-
diateIy for adjustment, ard all who are in
debted to him are earnestly requested to
make payment, as he is desirous OF closing
his particular Books, and accounts of auy
former transactions unconnected with pres
ent business. JOHN e. LADD.
August % ew
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,,,,v IN their own town on a respectable
Sot;nr. they viii be relieved IN great
.s',.s,,ns from the necessity OF sending their
rb5Iren to distant places Tor instruction, at
\ much greater expense than that atwelch
they could be educated al home, and 10 too
,n,ny instances at the very dear price OF the
loss Of their moral principles.
The law incorporating the Academy de-
,S,Tss mat all persons, and their respective
Ss;rS who shall contribute i've pounds to
me use of the Academy, shall have the right
10 vote ut al elections OF trustees.
Trusting that every citizen who values
y,e blessing Of education, the good OF So
cie,v, and the happiness and responsibility
IF bis children, will contribute literally TO-
wards so desirable an object, the trustees
have appointed some of their own body to
wait upon their fellow-citizens with SUBJ
;crip.ion paper for that purpose.
BY order,
EILLLlM H. WILMER, President.
The following gentlemen constitute the
BoarS Of Trustees for the present year:
Rcv. Hin. H. Wilmer, lsssrs Hugh Smith,
Fer Oicer Norris, Ge0rgeIGy
Psv. EFis Harrison, John Jdftney,
Hon. H'iiiiam CraHch, .9Hta y. Crease,
.Mssars. Edm. ]. Lee, 1hOs. IOUetI,
Taos. S1ann, and
J. Hoffman, LP.Thompscn.
August 24 I"
---.s. - % - q - 9zs @%>~
fPThe Principal aud Professors
OF tie Alexandria Academy will re-
sumo their labors THIS MORNING, at
TIN usual hour. September l
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For Freight COastwise,
AEM The good substantial brig MARY
&ENJANE, J. Dunbar master; will take
freight to any northern port; Appiyt
ABUAH ADAMS,
August % Ct Central wifi
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Seam Boot Report.
The Washington arrived at 8 p NJ
Nothing bound up, inland vessels excepted.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-01
Tor Boston,

SEM The new and substantial school,
13x her THOMAS, Josiah Spalding mas
ter; sails well and has half her cargo enga-
ged. For freight of remainder or passage,
apply TO JOHN h. LADD & Go.
August 10 Wv
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Plaster.
For Boston.
ct

55M The scbnr ELIZA ANN, captain
Sz&s Thorndike, is now loading, and viii
sail in 9 days: 800 bbls will be taken on
freight, if offered Immediately. Apply to
Aug 92 LAWRASON g. FOWLE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-01
kisSN Exchange Cofes-flouss ~S3sS
SsSEss.MARINE JOURNAL. Gas
PORT Of ALEXANDRIA. .AUGUSTSl.

ARRIVED,
Snip America, LUckett, 50 days ir Liver
pool silt, coal, dry goods, crates, sc. to
i. SomeFs, Braden, Morgan i Co. Z. BEN
net, T. Janney * Co. James Patten, J. w.
Massie, c. Slade, J. s. r. WitheIs, Trip
le,l l. Neale, Patons & Butcher, H. Smith
& Co. InSle & Linsley, }. Janney, A, q.
Cazeroye. F. Il. Beverly, d. English,
Rigs j. Gath;er-26 passengers.
Ship Maria, Norrell, from Liverpool via
CorE, 81 days from the latter port Salt Il
Coal, 10 LaWrason& Eowle.-5O passen-
gers.
p'sStrr, lumber, brandy, rum, &c. to J.
Sfilllber
Schr. Salome, Gibbs, 10 days from St.
AnIrpws, with full cargo OF plaster, to
Dunhar& Townseni.
Sloou Sonzo, Barnes, from StOnlngton
via Norfolk cheese, fiSh, sc. to the master.
Brig Cumberland, Nielsen, hence, TO sail
frcm Mantanzas for Alexoniria, Goth Au-
gus
Brig Hunter, Grinnalds, a Alexandria,
was spoSen August 18th from NeT-Orleans
II DAYS, lat 80 80, for New York.
Slorp Susan, Rogers, at New fork 98th
inst, up for this port.
Ship Young Hero, Wilson, hence at Got
tenburg, July 10, taking in cargo OF Iron,
Tor Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-01
SALES AT AUCTION.
By P. G. yMaRsTELLER.

THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock,
Will be sold at he'yendue Store, corner OF
Prince and Watersheds,
Superfine and fine broad cloths
Cassimeres
Coatings
Pelisse cloths s.
Toilinet and Maryeilles vestings
Calicoes
Leno, cambrics, jaconet and bookmus'
Inns
Leno, jaconet and book muslin hdkfs
5-4 and Cd chintz shawls
Dimities
Silk, cotton and woollen hosiery
Silk, kid and beaver gloves
Ribbonds
8-4 silk shawls
ALSO,
40 crates queensware
go boxes mould candles
30 gin cases
3 casesfsuper hats
s coils cordage
5 bbls French brandy
60 doz leading lines
so boxes mIscatel ra'sins
Palm nuts
case japanned tea cadies
Lemons, &c &c .... 1.
Grand on a liberal credit, quantity OF
BACON, peremptory sale
Furniture, &c
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02

graceful regularity in motion, when we
are inspired BY an innocent ga'ety OF
heart. To give arbitrary regulations to
ignorance, and to embudy large guam
try OF stupidity, is not the most accsP-
table service which his ministers can rem.
Ger to God. The vociferation and cant
which we hear FROM some of the speakers
of numerous set Of Christians in this
country, will, fear, triumph over learn
lng, without grace, or nature and soiem
NIFTY, without utility.
Yours, nc.
rHILO.vIRTUs.
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-fSK E.rckange Coffee House .fK
&& MARINE JOURNAL. W
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, .HSr 81.

PORT or HIr 81.
ENTERED,
Schr. Alexander, Curtis, / ! lays from
Thomson; lime and lumber, to Law.
renee and FowIe.
- Hero, Travers, 8 days from New
York OATS, d'y goods, &c. to J. q Ladd
u Co. and others.
Sloap Rising sun, Smith, 9 days from
Providence; rum, gin, coffee, &c. to E.
Corning.
slnop Ocean, Middletown, two DAYS
from Norfolk. with an assorted cargo, TO
sundry persons.
- Sally, Patt, 9 days from Provi-
dence; rum, gin, lime, Vc. to z, Cor
ming.
schr. Planter, Dyer, 9 days from Port
land lime and lumber, to Lawrason and
Fowle, eight passengers.
Schr Princes Ann, Groves, Allen, 81
days from Sedgwick, Maine; lunb-r, to
the master.
Jane, Catlin, from Boston
bound to Washington ity.
June |.
Brig Lion, Scott, from Wiscasseit, via
Baltimore lumber, &c. to Lawrence
and Fowle.
CLEARED,
Schr. Malvina G.rd, West Indies.
Sloop Traveller, Bea>ton, cleared at
New York. 29th uIt. for this port.
SloOp Henry. Rhodes, cleared at Pro.
violence Goth ult. for this port.
Schr. Elizabeth, Snow, cleared at Bos-
ton eth uIt. for tbs port.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Susan, Woodbury., hence, ar. a:
Portland via Boston, Goth uIt.
Schr. Horas, Hicks, hence, ar. at New
York S0th uIt. 10 DAYS.
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turn either TO New York or Norfolk
most probably the latter. dare sa, ".
shall be back in November or December.
Iregret much did not know We werss
going to Copenhagen before We SGT out
as you might have procured me ssme let.
ters Ut Introduction ; however, # the N.
habitants there are as hospitable a, here
l shall not have much cause to reg ct the
want of them.
The king Of Hayti lives about Is miles
from town. in palace called Sans souc;
on the tea Of an immense Inland !, :.
called his strong hold with some reason,
as he has three hund'ed pieces OF brass
cannon constantly loaded, and also seys,
years provisions for ten thousand ina,
1.-THE number OF bis body guard)-add to
which, the mountain is inaccessible b,,
from a narrow path, where twenty men
with two eighteen Founders, might d..
fend it against one hundred tiousand-u
that he is in pretty good security, should
his subjects ever attempt to rise upon
him, VIII oh is not at all improbable, as
he is the greatest tyrant perhaps on the
face Of the globe ; he is suspicious in the
highe t degree, as he permits no s,rau.
gers to see him, nor any of his subjects
even his rrivy counsclIors. without being
searched, and being obliged to undergo
q great many precautionary examination,
On our arrival here, we sent On shore
to know whether a salute should be re.
turned the answer was yes. Upon
which we fired a salute of 81 guns
which was answered by seventeen. Can.
tain Rea was excessively angry Of th.i,
impudence, and sent on shore to demand
the reason why his salute had not been
returned. After an explanation, we fired
smother salute Of twenty-one, which vas
returned by an equal number"
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For Freight.


I@A The new and substantial
nHHN schr. PItlNCE& GROVES,
8k+E John Allen, master, burthen
1900 ba' rels will be ready
in few days, and take freight TOR Eu.
rope. the West-Indies or coastwise.
Apply to
JOHN G. LADD u Co,
Who offer for sale the cargo of said sctr.
~ consisting Of
65,0o0ft. merchantable Boards
55,000ft. clear Boards
$4,000 Shingles
ALSO,
The Cargo Of Schooner Hero, from New
York, win:
1000 bushels Albany Oats
1000 bushels Rye
ALSO,
Per schooner Planet and sloop Risins
Sun,
so barrels New England Rum
20 chests Young Nv son Tea
10 chests Imperial Tea. June 9.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02

been discovered at q great distance. BY
an appearance called ice blink, which j.
a dim light in the atmosphere over an
island Of ice. One Of these vessels at
tanned the latitude Of 80 Ia, which is
only FIVE hundred and ten miles from the
Pole itself.
The objects to be accomplished by this
expedition are, LIST. To discover whether
there may not be shorter path to China
and India over the POLE, than by the pre-
sent circuitous route. This is probably
the principal iaducement to government.
Another is, the increase Of geographical
knowledge, and the great assistance
which will be given to the resolution OF
several astronomical problems, by ex-
periments with the pendulum, and others
at the pole. A,third object is, to ascer-
tain the fate of Danish colony which
existed about 200 years ago on the north.
ern part of the east coast Of Greenland,
but which, from the immense accumula
ton of ice on the adjoining seas, has not
been heard of since.
The difficulties to the overcome, may
be expected to be very great. Besides
those which are probable, there are seve-
raj certain; such as finding the way, &c.
Were the compss. TO point to the pole
constantly, it would be easy; but as the
expedition must pass near where the
magnetic pole probably is, i. e. the north.
ern part Of Bafin's Bay, the compass will
almost certainly differ very much in its
variation, in short time, and of course
no dependence can be placed nit. There
will be no rising and setting of the sun
to determine the east and west: to as
certain the course, The -efore, will be a
problem to be resolved in new manner.
1t can only be done by having acorrect
chronometer. Suppose this to be regu-
lated by the time Of Greenwich, and the
mariner to keep on the meridian of the
same place; it is plain that when the
clock shows IL at noon, the sun. will be
directly south. Should he reach the pole,
the same difficulty will arise in finding
his way to return. Every object, on
whichever hand it lays, will then be
south from him; and it is only by the
chronometer that he can determine the
meredian on which to return home"
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st Johns, ~ F.> March "a.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Or a ne,r ,soy Of sauging the miik-kettle
In the court ofsessions in this town, a
few DAYS ago, an action was brought by
servant against his master, for monies
due for wages. The facts were these
The man claimed l0l-the master said
that only 8 were due, alledging that he
had spilled several kettles of milk. for
which he must pay. 1t appeared in evil
dence, that two or three kettles had been
spilled by accident, without any fault on
the part of the servant-the court there
fore adjudsed, that for these he was not
accounta5Ie-but that he must pay for
one kettle which had been spilled through
carelessness. A difficulty now arose as
TO the quantity Of milk contained in
the kettle. The master land his wife,
who was in court) declared it held two
gallons, while the servant insisted it
would not hold more than six quarts
Not having any evidence who could de-
eide this point, the proceedings were at
a stand for some minutes, when the mas
ter lookin. significantly at his wife, said,
"Peg, suppose l was after telling the
gentleman the story about the kettle."-
After a little hesitation, Peg replied,
swell myself don't care-out wild it."-
The master being thus authorized, began.
"Plase your honors. last fall some gen.
tlemen came down our way trsuting, and
axed me if could sell them some milk
myself said Peg was out milking, and as
soon as she came in they could have some.
Presently Peg comes in wild the milk, but
it was blowing hard, and some leaves
blowed into the milk, and when Peg was
going to measure it, the gentlemen said
it was dirty, Saving your honor's pre-
sence)-Peg was vexed, and said it was
nothing but clane laSes and took some
out, but they would not have it; but one
of dem, a very funny man sure enough,
said if I would take Peg and put her head
in the kettle, he would pay for the kettle
Of milk. and so he put two dollars on the
table. Myself looked at the money, and
so did Peg. Saws l Peg, shall !, and
Iaughed-myself don't care. said Peg and
fax l up with her in my arms, and slipt
her head in the kettle, and the gentle
man gave us the money sure enough
We cfer1ards sold sic quarts of milk
on, Of the kettle; and your honsrs. (sav-
ing your presence) knows Pegs head
would he as much in the kettle as gal.
Ion Of milk, besides all I split.
Notwithstanding the masters argu-
ment. and as he thought, proof respect T!
ing the kettle, he was told that as there !
was no one present who Saw the transac.
ton, what he had now said did not
amount to proof.
The servant, who had been listening to |
the tale. and just noticed the observation
Of the magistrate. suddenly exclaimed,
A" by nv shoul it is true, mvse fit was
that saw it done. and sould the same milk
afterwards" The quantity OF milk be.
ing thus ascertained, there was no longer
q difficulty in giving judgment
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Hagerstown, May 26.
DREADFUL HAIL STORM.

DREADFUL HAIL STORM.
On Thursday afternoon last, eur town
and neighborhOod were visited BY most
destructive hail storm. from the + N. E.
which continued about twenty minutes,
covering the ground to the depth of from
one to two inches. The hail stones were
general from the size of a large hickory
nut to that of common hulled walnut
some, however, were found after the
storm hpd subsidized, which measured five
and a half inches in circumference
Though little wind accompanied it, the
storm was yet terrible beyond descrip-
ton, owing to the enormous size Of the
hail and The great quantity that fell, it ap-
pearng to descend literally in torrents,
perforating the earth in some places to
the depth oftwo inches, and in some in
stances penetrated the roofs Of houses.
The damage done in this place ard in the
neighboring parts Of the county from
which we have heard, 10 immense. In
the north side and east end of the new
Presbyterian church, upwards of hund ed
and tsirty panes of glass we're broken ;
in the front of the Lutheran church about
the same quantity; and in private houses
an immense quantity has also been des-
stroyed. We have heard of severeI pri.
vate houses in the county, in which up
wards OF one hundred panes Of glass has
been destroyed. The gardens are liter
ally cut to pieces. The yOuEg fruit, snch
as apples, peaches. cherries, plumbs, Sc.
has been very much injured; and the ris.
ing crops ofgrain sustained g. eat damage,
particularly the rye. We have not yet
been able to ascertain the extent of the
storm or the width Of its range, but have
reason tofear they have no, been very lin
tied. In the neighborhood OF Green Castle,
we understand the hail was accompanied
by pretty heavy wind, and that the
damage sustained great In some par S
Of this couB,y the hail is said to have fal-
len to the depth Of several inches. Hail
stones we're seen lying in heaps on Fri.
day The eldest inhabitants concur in
deciasing it the most dreadful and de-
structive storm they ever witnessed.
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Communicated for the Federal Gazette
Extrac, of letter dated

communicated tor the Federai Gazette.
Extrac, of letter dated
EpINBURoH, April Is, 1918.
Public interest 10 this country. seems
at present almost exclusively occupied
BY the expedition to the North Pole
and the probability Of its reaching that
point. There is an article in the last
number Of the Quarterly Review which
has many mistakes ard one expected in
the next number of the Edinburgh Re.
view, from the pen of professor Playfsir,
which will give every information on the
subject; but as you may not see either
OF these for some time, it NAV CRAFTY
your curiosity to have some particulars
concerning it.
The fact is well ascertained that there.
has been a, great destruction Of ice in tho
northern regions within these few wears
The unusual quantity off the Banks Of
Newfoundland, especially last summer.
was one evidence Of his. The las, sea.
son several Greenland whalers wen, a.
far north as about 800; towards the north
they could perceive only sn open sea,
and no trace Of ice, which could have
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02

The books of the Farmers and Mocha.
nics' Bank Of Lexington, capital one mil.
lion dollars, were latel, opened at Lex.
ington and the stock promptly taken up.
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Salt. Rum. &c.

d5O SACKS Liverpool ground alum salt
1900 bushels do do do do
100 sacks do fine do do
so Iuncheons Sd pr. fine favored West
India Rum sugars
80 hhds tst and Cd quality muscoyado
800 bags prime green coffee
500 realms wrapping paper
600 lbs Spanish flotant and Bengal indigo
5 pipes pure Holland gin
go quarter casks sweet Malaga wine
40 CASKS London refined salt petre
bbls North Carolina honey
GOO lbs do beeswax
Gunpowder,' imperial, young Tyson and
Tyson teas; old Jamaica spirits and cognac
brandy; old port and Madeira wine
Ground and race ginger pepper; alum
Pimento; nutmegs cloves 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