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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-11

forced tn commute fcr FIVE years paw.
dozen, as we ignorant Of every thing bu,
cor duty, were made to believe. II ym
will not. after deduc,ing the cash We 20,
for your bad paper, pay the remaindu,q
us nov, at lea { give us the iGtercs,- i
. III amount to 8 900 to a captain--fj-
YOU have kept this three per cen; and
'eferred gain from 1888 to the present
day; ard $500 would be worth inf.
nitely more to US and our poor children
than the miserable monthly pension vcv
talk of giving. There will not be DO.
zen Of US to receive your pension in f,e
years-you see the youngest oil tie pei,
toners is filiy-seven years of agr, and
when We die the $40 die with US. d.
you think, gent!emen. your fellCw-,iti.
zens will be sati fed that you have done
Us ju tee! Bu, congress did not choose
TO give principal or interest. The in.
yestigating coItracts-the resetilement
Of accGunts-could not at this late =, be
lot into, and above all, it wsud open q
door which never could be closed. II il
was the door Of justice, the petitioners
laid it was pity it could not be opened,
and remain opeL To all eternity. No,
aid congress, we viii give you nothing
but pensiOn-and pension they hay.
gwen to the sailor, who shared hls prize
money-to the private soldier, VII, re-
csIved enormous bounty-to each Of III m
Is gwen a greater monthly pay than
While in actual service during tie war;
and to generals, colonies and majors
they navegiven the half pay Of a captain!
Aud what is worse, to him Who bore the
burden and heat of that most distre.sful
ar for seven long years, aud to him who
was dilIed aud lounged about the camp
for rhine months, The same doceur is given
Occur, | believe, means sweetuer-29
dollars a month TO field officer e sixty
years of age. while he shall 1--we, If i Is .
sweet at all, par axes largely 0. the na.
tlre OF that fruit called a bitter sweet.
AN GID OFFICER.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT Al WASH
Friday .apr;l 10, 1918.

1fG"y, shP'' ~
Once more was the affair of Spain a1h
Mr.. Meade whipt round the circle oil de.
bate in the house Of rep esentat'ves, by
the inde,atigable unreientng hand at
trans appalachian patriotism, aud Ferdl
rand, Spain, tyranny, desPo'ism, and O.
Their mouarchcal terribiliies, were set oil
in an oratorical illumination, contrasted
with a suitable number Of interesting self
= atuiat'ry compliments 10 ourselves ard
our greatness, our happiness, our tree
dom, our spirit and philanthropy, Til even
those who enjoyed it mast, thought there
had been almos, enough of it-and seve
raj, who being of opinion with the old
fellow in the comedy, that too much OF
one thing is enough, were fair y sick OF
it, very properly conceiving that the
house might we'll dispense with Spanish
affairs for the short residue of the session
more particularly as in each of the as.
pect, in which they had been viewed, as
much had already been done by congress
and By the executive, as either could do,
short of declaring war, which both seem
ed disposed 70 decline till driven to it by
inevitable necessity.
The committee to whom was referred
the consideration of Mr. Meade's affair,
had made report, recommending it to
the house to resolve that congress would
support the president in any mea 'ure to
which he might deem it advisable to
have recourse for the liberation Of Mr..
Meade-and yesterday MIR. Trimble mo-
we'd this resolution" That the demand
made by the president OF the U. States
upon the king Of Spain for the liberation
of Richard w. Meade, a citizen of the
u. States detained in confinement, ought
to be supported & enforced BY vestins in
the president an authority to make repri'
sal upon the Spanish consul, in the event
of failure on the part Of Spain prompt
ly to dis barge the said Meade"
In support of this proposition, Mr..
TrimbIs made speech containing null
t;tude of ssrcasms aud common place in-
vectives against Spain, and the Spanish
government, with some observations oil
tn, frcip,oc al duties of allegiance amt
protection, equally neat, new, and edit.
ing
In opposition to this il e. as said BY NJ
Hapkinsou that The proposition contained
in the report of the committee went Tar
enough: that congress had no right 10
give such q power as that prop"s d, nor
the president to assume time Ibe ty ct
every person in the U States whether
citizen or foreigner. being protected By
the Ia VS.. so long as he REMAINED unchar-
ged with any crime, AID here being nei-
ther law nor precedent to warrant such
an act. Mr.. Hopkin.on said al he Knew
the family If MIR. Meade, and bad as
strong excitement as any one, to urge the
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Prom the Sarannah Republican.

Extract of a letter fr,u thc Vi unity Of
Caracas, dated February p
With the little information which we
have with respect to the Pat los. IT seems
to be pretty well asce tanned that they
will soon elm possession Of all the pro-
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From the Ns,c- York Evening Post.
(LondOn paper.

FROM ne sfeU-f Crh EctHtRS fOsI.
The officers Of the revolutionary army
pet!tiOned congress, and stated that the
United States had sO!emnly contracted
TO give each Of them FIVE years full pay
at the end OF the war-that instead Of
money. they received from the man Up
pointed 10 5, tile their accounts cer'if-
cate iur this amount ani for all arr ar
ages land Heaven knows, if the account
had been justly settled, there was NOR,
due than all the bad and Deprecated
trash which had been received Tia.
this certificate did promise to pay the
debt, and that until il was paid the int
rest on il should be paid annually a. 9
Ger nt-That tbs certificate was soon
found 10 b. worth ONLY two shiiliOgs in
he pound, because the United States he'd
no funds-that those who had starved
Enough the war, not 10 continue starving
in peace. were ob'igrd 20 sell the certif-
cate aforesaid Cor what any hsdy would
eive--Thev. therefore. prayed congress,
after deducting what each actually re-
ceived in cs,h Tor this bit OF paper, to
make w 10 them the de6ciency-con.
gress would not do that. The petitioners
then said, Gentlemen, il YOU won't make
good the PRINCIPAL. lie pleased to give us
the interest ysu promised-a farthing Of
which we never received. Congress an.
swered, Your interest followed your prin.
cipal into the Golfers of the Speculation
No, said the officers, that il did not-the
Spectator bought the principal SO cheap,
that to get it funded, and ultimately paid
at twenty shlliipgs in the pound, he sunk
the six per cent. interest into three per
cent. and agreed to wait ten years for
larg. part of the principal without any
interest at all. The United States gair-
ed this great gain from The Spectator
immediately it is true, but mediate'y
from the original owner-from those whc
had worked and suffered and fought for
it for years-frOm those who made ,eu'
country, and you too, gentlemen Of tn
congress, what you now are; for, if these
same poor fellows had given up the cou
test, which they carried on with halter
about their necks, many of you fathers
would have been hanged, gentlsmen;-
and you, yourselves, would have be" ONE
hewers of wood and drawers Of water.
gentlemen, instead Of beisg rulers OF a
rich and powerful nation GIVE US at
Ie,', said the petitioners, this inte-s t.
you were all but bank 'upts when y'u
took il. but yog age rich be- d YOU
wishes now IRON NJ snurCe aiGn', he
Alabama lads. you expect to realize
forty millions OF dollsr,--you know you
d.. II YOU will not give u. MALI paw to-
If, which, TO get I'd ot the hue and CRY
(of tte ctiz chiefly Of the New In
gland stattsj against pensionsrs, we were
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outraged by the government.

EXPEDITION TO THE NORTH POLE.
Captain Bachan. Of the Pike sloop of
war, recently returned from NewfOund
lard, is appointed To the expedition to
the north pile. Capt. Ross is he Other
officer who is to proceed thither. They
are to he accompanied by four lieuten-
ants attached 10 each OF the captains. and
the others to command the two vessel,
to act as tenders. Two Of the ships pro-
coed up Davis Straits, the extent or ter,
minatiOn of which is utterly unknown;
and the other two, il possible. to the pole
between Iceland and Greenland.
London paper.
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N0rfoik. .'Brye.

Two Spanish geTtiemcD a.,,d lGs-
te.da, morning fro" Havana Ib wee
tl,en OF the schr Commerce., (gonr .
8lltm rel end brought hee by pilot
au.t. Thee gentlemen state, I az The
Spanish lrigat" 81 long expecte,! from We
"a cruz az Havana with specie, aud TO
i tercep, which 'he B"enosaynan squad
ron had bee for some time crHlzing On
the cua t, la unfortuna ely get aground:
ut that the specie had all b en- safely
anded at CaGpeachy. The isate it
vas expected. ~culi be got OF again.
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- = SSS = =
r GlAihNiAI. Cot Il /.

r, GlMEN'i AL Cot ri.
FIRST Re- i'm nj. m Brigad', .H'l-
tia II Col. March l SlS. }
Or tered, That he cfhoers OF 'he q.
mens u ietly enforce the 9Th seep,1 o.
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vince of venezuela. They have been
.oT,e time in possession Of Angustars,
and have the entire cnmGaad OF HE ''r'
nnco. At the date Of The I-ie.t accounts
Bolivar was collecting his forces Tor an
attack m the city ofCAraccas, AID 'nt"i-
Iigence Of its capture is mement'yex
pected.
It's generally asserted and believed
here by the inhabitants, and ii 'Eirn'ed
by the authorities If the i.land, that TIE
United States have been paid by Great
Britain for the slaves taken du ing h.
war Of 1912, and now in this island -
The reason for such belief is ssigned 10
be. because the United States are ST.
lent on the subject" H. several CONVEX
sations with the civil officers and lawyers
of the island, when the subject was STIR
red, have bluu'ly denied the TACT. 1t
isdue to the character Of the government
Of the United States, and to the conduct
Of Great b tain, in adopting that mode
of differing warfare, and, indeed. to the
owners VI the slaves that some official
denial of the assertion should be m6e
You may rely upon the fact Of is oerg
believed lere, and of that belief being en-
couraged by the government.
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The following is ti.s material part Of toe
bill! 30 increase the duties on certgin
manufactured Articles IL per.ed into
thp United States, rpor'ed BY Mr..
seybe (, from the committee OF COM
merce aud manufactures.
BE it enacted, &c. That from and al
ter the - Jay It -, 1918, tie du-
ties now in force upon The art.clrs kere.
matter enumerated and DESCRIBED, at
their importation into the United States,
shall cease and that in lieu thereof,
there shall be henoetorth laid, levied, and
collected upon the said articles al their
importation, the several and respective
rates or duties follows z, that is to ssy.
on steel, one dollar and fifty cents per
100 weight: on shot, Manufactured from
lead. three cents per pound; on articles
manuIao tared from copper, or OF which
copper is the material Of chief value,
twenty FIVE per ceDtum adj valor-m on
silver plated saddle y, coach and harness
furniture, twenty-five per centuu Poi Va
loren; on all paper commonly Usoa Tor
copper plate printing or writing. I eve
and half cents rer pound on all tier
paper, eight cents per pound on t., Ks,
brads and sPrIgs, not exceeding SIX cen
ounces tn the thousand, five cents on We
~ thou.and thereof; and IN 'ack, ; ds
and sprigs. exceeding sixreef ouncr- TO
the thousand, the same duty a. on rails.
Section 9. And be il Ia ther enacted,
That an addition OF ten per centum shall
be made to the several rate Of duties g.
Dove s2scified and imposed, in resPectto
al sucl good. ws'es srd merohandus,
% the importation OF which m american
u foreign vessel. a sPeclh' d'scnmins'
ion has not been herein a'isady mace,
which after the sad - day o.
1873. .hall b- imported in smf' or 'es-
,e's ao- # The United states: P'or'dsd'
That this aiditinnal duty hall oct aliY
10 good. wares and me'chat dr. no
ported in ships or YES e. 1T "' ne Z.
ta'e,, entitled BY 'se ~ o. D. any a''
&c ac,s of caug e.s, e. b. e;ie;~I 10 nc
port> OF the Umtrd IS e. on me 'a!-
,nert of he saue duties a. are ll" on
20 DIS, wares ard mes hsnh d lnFot' u
ln hip> rves.el. tie L IT e. 4.
Tie Sd 4 d 4 b .ectiUrs NJ. c""S'
u. tn. presen, drawb cks, aud thr re-
,t."n ~ the cyst provisions Tor 'pe
cui,pc,i - a. thu .uIe. &C
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-29
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDIY, JDLY %, I8ts.


By On advertisement in this days paper,
we are happy 10 learn that ihs Thaue la
this town will DO opened su MONDAY evening
nsxt.--The opening Of the Theatrest this
time ispurti<nIsrIy Is gratifying, as there are
now IN town many srangers from the South
ern States, who have resorscd here for the
benefit OF our refreshing climstsS and The
attractions of On esceIicdt corps oi Gene
dians, such a. compose the Boston company,
will greatly eHhaocc the pleasure Of heir Wis.
ia. Considerable inprosement In ,ic stsnd.
ing scenery of our stsge, BY and u,dsr the
direction Of the indefssigabIe and ingenious
Mr.. WoRRALL, have siresdy been made, and
are now wskine-snd we snderstand j, is his
intention, before another season commences,
of making important improvements 10 the
front OF the house, whereby the audience will
DO much more conveniently and con forabIy
sccom modo;ed. Several new and interest
ing pieces, vs also learn, are 10 b. brought
forward this scason---and among the sddit-
ions to the excellent Company Of last year,
We arc pleased TO learn that Mr.. and Mrs.
WILLIAMS are engaged.
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Dropped down 70 Presidents Road on Fri
day last, and sailed from thence on The morn.
ing following, Tor Russia. She has on board,
his Exceilcncy Mr.. CsmpbeIl, Minister TO
the Cont Of st. Petersburg, his lady and
three children. tf|
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hssing renewed she wer With the ,epotii;s1
psr,of ST. Dofningo, now under prr-'''ssf
Boyer. Theseis probably, very liuleeeps =
deDce TO be placed on these ssporssi since y
is well known, That Boyer las powertol Sc
my, well disciplined ord fieesed; Is, be sidcs,
himself, o solder Of shiIT, experience, and in
the forner wars, while commanding in chief.
under Petion, wss aIwsys successful agsinst
Christophs, though sUpetioiiiy Of miins'y
talents; and that under these ciscumstsrcess
the war would be considered rash and hazard
Gus, and not compatible with the presumed
wisdom and prudence Of the black monesca.
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fAoM rss pRoyrpErcE PArRioT.
70 kke 17ree,,er of RIlo0le- Island.

70 me 7feemer Of RAode- Island.
II is with peculiar Satisfaction, that we re-.
| commend 70 you, the shove Congrc ssiopal
To ssy, that VIC feel an h6osst pride, in anfici-
patton of The tslcDts aud Abilities with which
the inisrcsts Of this State viii be re presented
In tho National LsgisIstnrs.
The gcnslemen were both literally edu-
Gated. = long course of public sersices, in
high. and responsible stations, hes made
mos, IF yoa personally acqyainted with both
the candidates.. IL has procured for them
yonr consinued appreciation aud confidence.
II has rendered them fsmiliar With public
business and insisnasely acquainted whb, ADD
ssalously sltsehcd 10, The -infesex snd hopor
IFof this Stale. Rhode. Island i the place Of
their birshj Of thsls ssslvspss. u their sifseh
,msnt. W 80
. Ms. HA$Anp has been asefpI and dis,in-
guishcd nsembsr Of the General Assembly
for many. years. You arc mol strangers 10
the soundsess Of his understanding, sod Tho
happy combination OF clesrnsss, energy and
prop'iesy. which he always delivers his seui-
mcn,s. lie has irequcnily sstsed the State
rs Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
II In but justice! 10 say, that 40 person ever
presided 10 that body With mote ability, OF ~
more genesaI Satisfaction.
= Mr. EDpf vas appointed Secretary Of
State carly IN liFe. 10 thar capacity he has
served ~ years, with that psosesbisl COR
rcctnsss, infsxibls integrity, and singulars ..
.bilily, which have placed him beyond the
reach Of party vicissitpdes. Such instances,
in an annually elective sosernurrnt, are, in
deed, rsrc but they ass highly honorable,
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CONNECTICUT.

The Mercury says, the Republican msior-
i,y in the Convention will be 20 the Mirror
says 9. WbiehsOever may DO right, i, forms
no index to show the stale Of parlies 90 in
many towns, parry feeiings were merged id
.bighsf consideralions. The truth is, vas,
msjority Of the people Of this State wish for
Constitution adapted to the state of society.
y,esp- London Gazette.
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The u. S. ship rsansiio, -. Com. Stew.
art, arrived st Gibraltar on the Sd yones sfter
short excursion in the Mediterranean sea.
6beis presumed to have gone there for pro-
Visions, for herself and the american squa.
dfpn, cIuising uP the streighss.
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Representative Elsstion.

Al Convention of Representatives ana
Delegates, from all parts Of The siste, held in
this town, on she evening Of June 10, lasts
1t was unanimously sgreed TO support
NATHANIEL HAZARD, n
OF MTDDLErown, AND
SAMUEL EDDY,
OF rRoyIDRECH,
10 represent this state in the next Congress.
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N Jisvrfes. on the i4h inst Elder yos Bsapsn
aged 81 yesrs, 10 Miss Loss TrLIsos, aged 49,
Elder Borden 10 blnd. having lost he sigh, xhen
about 10 yesrs Of as---he b.s hess ridsver q.
sss fAree nsash. n
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live were 70 to'm any opinion Of our af.
fairs at this moment. We might conjee,0re.
ihatin Two OF thee dePsrimen,s Of The een-
ersv govesnmehi, business of mcmeni was
under consideration: /: there are at This tims
present sttbe scat Of eovetnsrSn,.
JAMES MoSRoE, President Of II. 8.
!oHs Q. ADAMS, Seciy4 S,a,s,
MN IA. CRAwFcRD. Secty Of Try.
Jons L. CALHoUS, Sec'ry OF War.
Foreign 1hnisfeys.
HYDE DE NEuylLLE, from France.
ChAs. BAeor, iiom Great BraaIn,
Luis DE- DsIs, fom Spain,
>. w. lEs CATE, from Holland.
Mar. inlftA;gsnrer.
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Accounts from Jscqve,ssl are is: clreuls.
tion. that Chris,ophs, was within l3 Iesg..
ct pcrs'sc-Prinse, vilh mest q bls ,s,L
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WY llDafl.I


LATEST FROM FRANCE.
Arrived yesterday afernoon ship Cyrus,
capt. +. q. Cassis, in ~ days ton Hsvre-
ds.GIsce, bringing Paris pspes % Inc ysb
Juoe from which We have selected the fol-
loving artisiss, 40 the most important Of
their consen.s. The Giss were politely loan
cd y. By Mr.. Hoopsr, Of the Exchange Cot
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n tie Soushevn par, Of Massachusetts We
believe the hay Of ,he zr.t cui,ioe has been
principally msde end placed 10 Toe harms. Ir
some iostsuces tho qusnsi,y 10 more than oos
sbird greater -then lsss yeas.--1cs. Paf.
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Mics Rseisser ssnss, thar tho preseu,
rate Of euig alton Rom Europe to the Unit.
"a Stuses, is stoos 400 persons per day.
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Fire InSu anCe.

gBvHE Columbian Insurance Company
4 of Alexand,a continue to insure
buildings. furniture, merchandise and
Their property, from loss by fire. The
conditions and terms may lie learned up-
Oh application at their Office, next door to
the City Hotel, and will be found as mo
derate aud equitable as those Oh any o.
thec company. i,
The rates of premium arc calculated
in reference to the actual risk of proper
tr. and are as low as 25 cents per 100
dollars per aau#m for hazards Of the best
dissertations, INCREASING proportionaay tor
risks of more hazardous nature In.
sarances may be made ior one or more
years, or shorter periods.
Columbian Insurance Clice, Feb. go,
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District OF Columbia, to wit.

N' Aiss.Ha1 fs, sosn,y,} 1917
IN cRAHcER1.
William Veitch and Benoni Wheat, un-
der the firm of William Veitch Il Go.
Compartments,
Sophia Carter and the President and d.
rectors of the Farmers Bank Of Alex
andria, Defendants.
4 she defendant Sophia Carter, not
L having entered her appearance and
,,iven security according to the statute
aud the rules Of this court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the court upotr
affidavit that the said Sophia Carter is
aot an inhabhant of this district--On
np.ion Of the said conplainants, by their
counsel, it is ordered that the said de-
PENDANT, Sophia Carter, do appel here
on tie first day of the next court, and
enter her appearance to the suit and
give security for performing the DEGREES
of the court, and that the other defend
ants, the President and Directors Of the
Farmers Bank of Alexandria, do not pay
away, convey, or secrete the debts By
them owing to, or the estate or effects in
their hands belonging TO the said absent
defendant So. Ina Carter, until the fur
Their order Or decree of this court; and
that a copy of this order be forthwith
published tor two months successfully in
one of the public newspapers published ir
this cuunty, aud that another copy be
posted at the itont door Of the court house
Of said county.
Test, 9. DENEALE, c. c.
January SO
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Thirty Do lars Reward.
January 90

ID AN AWAY from my service, on
IA the 10th inst. my mulatto house.
servant GEORGE, be cen l6 and 10
wears Ofase, about ) feet 6 inches high,
Slender made, pug nose, bushy hair, hall
Of one Of his upper front teeth broken OF
he is very artiul and forward, and a ca
pab'e house. servant-he took with him a
variety of clothing. I will give the above
reward, Il secured in any Jail, so that L
&C; him again, and will pay all reasona.
bic chaygss if brought home. Masters OF
vessels aud others ere :arewayncd from
employing or carrying nfs said servant ct
thei, peril c. +. NuiiiNG.
Morycp. near Aisxandria. st,.h.f
september IS
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Fan-Sash Making.

s,EErAh FAN-SASiiES, Of various
HS descriptions, will be made Sy the
subscriber, athis shop. lower eGd .! Duke
street. The want Of Metal Fan Sash
MaErfacturg IN Alexandra. has hitherto
been severely ielt by bGiide.s and 9TH
c7s, who have b. m compelled To make
use Of wood, which is neither eica mt nor
tura5lp. The various forms into which
Jre metal CAP be shap ped nave given It a
d,a;i-d sugernri.y. and the difference IN
,be price Is very ir,ilrg. The subscriber
hai been at considerable cSpcnce ~ pro,
,t:;rg ,he necessary prePaEatiSns, aud
Is',es % Pablo enterprise fOF success in
lie undertaking.
Uanti"nen ia the country, BY sending
tue ,Sule. .siuas of their Sashes, can nave
'.em made at the same Price asst IN toTa.
JAMES z. HOLLAND.
- Feblua 70