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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-10

Charles Hooks Lemuel sawys, n,
Settle, Jesse SIocumb, James sm;,bS I r. q. =
Walker, and Louis Williams. IL
South Cnrol'na-JosepL Brevsrd, y.
Earl, James l'vin, William Low,das Z, I'
M'Creary. James Overstreet. Cb,,,o. Y'o'
ney' Eidred Simkins, and Sterling Tux ne'
Ge0rsia-Joel Abbot, Thomas y c >I'
Joel Crawford, Robert R. Reid, John s'' q;
Culhbert, AMI William Terrell. "
Kentucky Richard c. Anderso, !, W
Brown. Henry Clay, Benjamin Hand, ~ :
ney NJ Lean, Thomas Metc,lf TN. a
QuaTles. George Robertson, David T,in,1
and David Walker. D''
7en"e"'e-Robert Allen, Henry II B.
an, Newton Cannon, John Coke. P,' '
Jones, and John Rea.
Ohio Philemon Beecher, Henry B,,,
John ". Campbell, Samuel Herrick ~ s'
R. Ross, and John Sloan. "
Loutsidna--Thomas Butler.
decentralization Hendricks.
.M's,issippi--ChrIstopher Rankin
HinoH-Da MEL P. Cook.
Aidbama--John Crowell.
DELEGATES.
Missouri Territory--John Scott.
Michigan Ierritory--w lillian W IT,,
bridge.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-10
DARING ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.

The Franklin Gazette mentions, that last
week black man rang at the door OF a
dwelling in Phiiadelphi2--art as a female
OF he family ned the door, be knocked
her down and passed up stairs. Another OF
The family cane 10 the door and rallied the
neighbors. The william was found conceal
ell in az upper room, was tsken before ma
cislrate, and committed 10 prison.
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SELECT PARAGRAPHS.


True honor results from the secret sat's'ac-
tor of eur minds, and is decreed both ny
religion and he suFrages of wise men-'t Is
the shadow of wisdom and virtue, and Is m
sersrable from them.
The PRINCIPAL, Il rot the oaly difference
be,wixt men of honesty and honor seems TO
lie in their different no,iyes-the object OF
the latter being reputation, and OF the iorMeF
duty.
Superiority in wit is more frequently tie
cause OF vanity than superiority OF Judgment;
as the person that wears an ornamental sword
is ever more vain than he that wears an use
icl enc.
Mar is only weak hy the disprcportion there
Us be,wixt what be can, and What he is will
ling 10 do: the only way he has 10 increase
his strength = 10 re;reaeh many OF his de-
sireS.
Amos: all OF Us make ourselves unhappy
W too much forecast.
Nature accus.oms u 10 softer from our in
iancy, in order 20 teach Us &c sriier.
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ANECDOTES.

MariSaax, the author of three act Come
DIV. called Love aud Truth, said, on leaving
a boz where he had sat incognitn daring lis
Representation, whi.h had little effect, that
j. mas the most tiresome piece he had ever
seen, and ,hst he himself was the author Oft.
When VoltaiI's tragedy Of Alzira was 6st
performed in 1915, il was reported by many
persons that Il was not the work OF Volta;re.
~ hope the repor, is true" observed a
wit. "Whv p asked another. Because,
(replied the ior;aerl we shall then have two
good poets instead OF one."
The IA, Stephen Kemhle was ore day
mentioning in company something he had
io0e. for which he was likely 10 be hauled
over the Goals, Is Then, isaid Ralph We
witZer, al the iat would be in the FIRE"
The Marshal de Beauveau relates, tia,
some persons were couSersieg in his presence
OF The negligence shown in military hospitals
in ascsrtaining whether the person is really
dead--so that ii often happened that people
we've buried alive. An old lieutenant colo
rel said, "Geaeral assure yoa this is great
exssgeration have seen these things close
at hand. ssd can answer for il, that The
greater part Of those who are buried, are GER
ainly dead"
A commander OF Sillery lying at the poin,
Of death. heard TWO OF has friends dispute on
The merit of ssne wines-he raised his fee
be voice, saying, I" Gentlemen, l suspend
my sgsaiss. 10 tell you thaiSillery wine is in.
Stately mere ieliCsis."
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The newspaper printed a, Cnion;own, lii
Fsyet,e cy. Pa. says that more than 400
persons in that seghborhooi, had recently
Joined the Methodist Society. tits added as
remarkable, that at one meeting, more than
Go adults we're hatized.
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THE TINE PIECE.

RY JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Who is NE, who swiftly flying!
His career no eye can see'
Who are THEY, so early dying :,
From their birth they cease to be.
TlME:--behol& his pictured race!
MOMENTS can you count their race
Though with aspect deep-dissembling,
Her, he feigus unconscious sleep,
Round and round his circle trembling,
Day and night his symbols creep,
While unseen, through earth and sky,
His unweary pinions ply.
Hsrk! what petty pulses beating,
Spring new moments into light;
Every pulse, its strokes -epeat'ng'
Srpd. its moments back to night;
Yet not one OF all the train
Comes uncall'd, or fits in vain'
IN the highes, realms Of glory,
Spirits trace, before the throne,
On eternal scrolls the story
OF each li,t!e moment flown;
Every deed, and word, and thought
rhroush the whole creation wrought
Were the volume of a minute
Thus to mortal sight unroll'd,
More Of sin and sorrow INIT,
Mole Of man might We behold,
Fhar on hisiory's broadest page,
In the rslics Of an age.
who could bear the revelation
Who abide the sudden test
With instructive conservation,
Hands would cover erery breast;
Loudest tongues at once be hushed,
Pride in all its writings crushed.
Who with leer malign exploring,
On his neighbours shame dos, look
Would not each, intensely porlng
On that record in the book,
Which his utmost soul rereard,
Wish is leaves for ever seafd!
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Loss OF THE BRIG AMELIA.

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arrived !" SH'e'y d. Se"A: n 10 soy. 'e''e, :,
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Congress.
SENATE
Mem. Hamph;,s-DayidL l.. Morris. J.F.
Parrot
Observation-Disclosures G. Otis. Prem
tiss MeIIen.
Connecticxt-Samuel w. Dana, Jas. Ian.
man.
Rhode" IsLand-J ames BurriIl, jr. William
Hunter.
Yeruont-Willjam A. Palmer, Isaac
Tiechenor.
New- York-Na,han Sanford, Zone va
cancy.)
.kew-J erseu-Mahiop Dickerson, James J.
Wilson.
PennsYlvdnid-Jonatha Roberts, Walter
Lowrie.
Dslauare-Ou,erbridge Horsey, Nicho.
las Van Dyke.
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GENERAL BANKRUPT LAW.

Ata special meeting lately held at the
Chamber of Commerce OF the city OF PhIIa-
delphia, the following resolutions were pass
ed:
Resolved, That it is expedient 10 memo
rialize Congress, AT the ensuing season. 10
establish Uniform Systems OF Bankruptcy ior
the United States.
Resolved, That memorial suitable to the
above object, be prepared. under the dlrec-
lion of the officers of the Chamber, TO be sub
scribed by them, and forwarded 10 Congress.
John Baptist Arismcndi has been appoint
ed vice president OF the republic OF Fenezue-
la, in the place Of the hon. Francis Antonio
Tea, resigned. Arismendi has issued pro-
clamation, which declares that in Consldera-
lion OF the exhausted state of the national
treasury. aud 10 meet the necessary expenses
of war, that hereafter all hides OF black cat
lie, whoever may be their owners, are de-
clared to belong 10 the state.
nv. Y. Daily .adO.
The Legislature OF Maryland met on Mon
day at Annapolis. Some OF the leading demo
cratic members of the hou.e of delegates, we
learn. have declared their intention TO use
their exer,ion. to complete the business Of
tie session. in time for the legislature 10 ad-
;o,rn a, Christmas bali. GGz.
Henry .Massie, esq. has been On sen Hy the
new board of directors of the United States
branch bank at Louisville, president of the
Office at that place.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

.Neu-Hampshirc-Jos. Buffun, jr. Iosizh
Butler, Clifton Clagett, Arthur Liserlcss,
William Plummer, jr. and Nathaniel Cpdan-
Observation-Disclosures jamin Adams, Samuel
c. Allen. Joshua Cushman, Edward DOwse,
Walter Folger. jr Timothy Fuller, Mark
Langdon Hill, John Holmes. Jonas Kendell,
Martin Kinsley, Samuel Lathrop, Enocb
Lincoln. iona. Mason. Marcus Morton, Je-
remiah Nelson, James Parker, Zabdirl Sang
son, Henry Shaw, Nathaniel Silsbee, and
Ezekiel H'hitmsR.
Rhode Islcnd-Samuel Eddy. and Natha-
mel hazard.
Connecncuf-Henry ". Edwards. Samuel
4. Foot. Jpna O. MoseIey, Elisha Phelps,
John Russ. James Stevens and Gideon Tom
Iinson.
Yermont--Samuel c. Crafts, Ezra Mech,
erasmus c. Merrill, Charles Rich, Mark
I Richards and William strong.
.Ntus York Nathaniel Allen. Caleb Ba-
ker, FaIter Case, Robert Clark, Jacob H.
De Witt, Iohn D. Dickinson. John Fall,
HIN. D. Ford. Ehenezar Sage, Ezra c.
Gross, Aarnn Hackley, jr. George Hay, 10
seph S. Lyman, Henry Meigs, Robert Mo-
uell, Rarmanus Peck, Nathaniel Pitcher, 10
nathan Richmond, Henry r. Storrs, Randall
s. Street, James Strong, John ~. Taylor,
Caleb Tompkins, Alber, H. Tracey, Solo
mon Van Rensselaer,. Peter II. Fendover,
and SiIas Hood,
.Nev-Jersey-Ephrain Bateman, Joseph
Bloomfield. John Coniit., John Linn,
Bernard Smith, and Henry Souhard.
Henry Baldwin, Anirew
Bo,ieD, William Darlington. George DENIM
son, Samuel Edwards, Thomas Forest Da-
vid Fullerton. Samuel Gross. Joseph Hemp
hill, Jacob Hibsham, Joseph Hester. Jacob
Hos;etter, William P. Macisy. David Mar
chani, Robert Moore, Samuel Moore. John
hurry, Thomas Patterson, Rober, Philson,
Thomas J. Rogers, John SeaReaDt, Chris
tian Tar, aud James NJ. Wallace.
Deiazars--HIilard Hall, aud Lewis n
Lane
.NarylaHG--Stevenson Archer, Tbos. Ba-
j., Thomas Culbreih. Joseph Kent, Peter
Little, Raphael Neale Samuel Rinsgold, sa-
muel Smith, and Henry r. HarheId.
ErginiG-Mark Alexander. William Lee
Ball, Philip P. Barbour. H1IliamA Burmell,
John Floyd, Rober, S. Garnett James John.
son, James Jones, William MCoy. Charles
F. Mercer, Hugh Nelson, Thomas Newton,
Severn E. Parker, James Pindall. James
Peasants, jr. John Randolph. Ballard Smith,
Alexander Smith. George F. S,ru,her Thc..
Y. Swearinston, George Tucker, and Jared
Williams
NORTH Carolina-Hatchins G.. Burton. Jno.
Culpepper, William Davidson. Helten y.
Edwards, Charles Fisher, Thomas H. Hall,
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The steam ship Savannah, capt, Rogers.
arrived at Savannah On the Seth OF SoveH,-
Der, in so days from 81. Petersburg, Russia
She touched at Copenhagen, Arundel ana
Norway. Brought no news.
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land Warrants.

EOR services in the revolutionary war,
Il in the Virginia line on continental es-
Enlistment.
Owners OF, and those entitled (beipg all
who served three years and pwards. to
warrants OF the above description, are in
formed that, undt the authority of law of
The United States, locations will, ON the 18th
day OF July next, be permitted to be made
on some valuable lands on the Scioto river,
and the head waters of the Great Miami RI
ver-And as it will be the last opportunity
to acquire good land, owners OF warrants
will do we'll not 10 neglect it.
Any warrants forwarded to the subscri.
Der, will be located on such land as b, may
suppose most likely TO please his employ
'ers. CADWALLADER WALLACE.
Chillicothe, C lio) April Is 1917
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Vaccine institution.

YsVE4E small pox having appeared in A.
u iexandria, such persons as have been
yaccinated by the subscriber are invited to
attend al his Office, on St. Asaph-street, be-
tween Prince and Duke streets, to have
their arms examined. Ina,gtnt persons
are also invited 10 the same place for the
purpose of being vaccinated. The sub
scriber will attend at his Office every day
in the week except sunday, from o'clock
until 10 in the morning, for the purpose OF
receiving them.
He proposes also to be less particular
than heretofore in the investigation oftheir
Claims to the hencft of the institution, as
may respect their indulgence and length of
residence in town. The subscriber ear
nestly requests III such, citizens as may be
acquainted With ersons liable to contagion,
to send them without delay as above di-
recred, where they will be served effectu-
ally and gratnitously.
March Z If GUST. A. BROWN
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN away on the 28th of April, from
III, the farm ofthe subscriber, in Dogue
Neck, Fairfax Go. Virginia, negro HAIR
RY, aged about twenty three years, about
FIVE feet ten inches high, very black, well
bnilt, has considerable impeachment in his
speech, when spoken to evinces much con-
fusion, and replies almost unintelligihly:
had on hen he left home, 4 much worn suit
of domestic cloth. lhave every reason to
believe that he is endeavoring TO pass for a
free man, and as such went off in some Of
the bay craft during the late fishing season.
All masters ofressels are forewarned from
harborng or taking into their employ said
negro, under penalty of having the law IL
gidly enforced against them. viii give
twenty dollars, if taken in the county of
Fairfax, or district Of Columbia if be-
yoDd that distance, the above reward. pro-
vlded he is secured in jail 50 that gel him
again. WILLIAM MASON.
Charles County, Nd. June /.
The editors of the National Intelligen-
Ger and Baltimore Federal Gazette within
sert the above until forbid. and send their
accounts to Port Tobacco for payment.
June II It
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Shoes and Hats

S. 4. d. REED
HAVE just received fresh supply,
IL consisting OF the following kinds
Ladies morocco bootees [colored
Do walking shoes, black &
Do leather do
Do cork sole do
Do morocco slips with military heels
Do black and colored
Do kid slips do
Misses and children's morocco ard lea
Mems calf skin shoes [ther shoe.
Do thick do; boys thick and bound do
Mems and boys low priced hats
Boys while wool low priced do
boxes ladies' fine straw bonnets
All of the above articles are offered for
sale at low prices for cash, or at the usual
time to punctua dealers that purchase by
the quantity. We take this method to in
form country merchants that we have made
arrangements for large supply of shoes
for the ensuing spring, and shall be able 10
furnish them al the lowest Baltimore and
Philadelphis prices. tt February l2
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
a mo 95tb

Dan away from the subscriber living
IN in King Georges county Va. on Mon
day the 22nd March, yellow man named
JAMES, about 90 years of age, his tore
teeth wide apart, and cannot speak very
quick-had on Virginia cloth clothes and
carried off shaggy great coat, he has ia
Their named Peter Hall, who lives with the
widow Morgan. at Oak Hill, Fauquier Co.
and his grandfather, old Frederick Hall is
supposed to be living at Mr.. Terett's near
Alexandra, and it is likely he may be Turk
ing about there. Twill give the above re-
ward for experimenting and securing said
fellow so that get him again, and reasona-
bic charges if brought home.
J. H. WASHINGTON.
Masters Of vessels and Others are fore
warned against barboring or carrying off
said fellow If June ID
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80 Dollars Reward.

y AN AWAY from the subscriber YES.
3 q terday, negro. named FREDE-
RICK, about 26 years old, feet or 10
inches high, had on when he eloped a bot
tie green close bodied coat, velvet panta-
looms, black cashmere vest, fur hat about
half worn--,ook a bundle containing sun
dry articles of clothing.--Said Frederick
has remarkable scar on his right thigh.
1t is supposed he is lurking about AleAan-
dria. for the purpose ofobtaining passage
FOR the north. Whoever apprehends said
negro out OF the state Of Maryland, shall
receive the above reward, and all reason
able charges If brought home, or secured
ia Jail, so that get him if taken within
the state of Maryland thirty dollars, and
all reasonable charges If brought home 10
the Subscribers residence. in Charles co.
about miles from Piscataway.
GEORGE DEMENT,.
The editors OF the National Intelligent
Ger and Baltimore Federal Gazette will
please publish the above for four weeks,
and forward their accounts to the editor of
the Alexandria Gazette for payment.
Juse 9 DIV
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Was Committed

ITO the Jail for Alexandra county, as a
i runaway, on 2lst inst. hegro man,
who calls himself HENRY WILLlAM-
SON, alias JACOB ROBINSON. The
said negro is about % years of age, ana
about 5 feet six inches high, of yellow
complexion; he had on blue cotton jacket,
and linen trowsers. When committed, he
said he was the property OF hr. Elliot, OF
Baltimore, but now says he is the property
of Mr.. Tyson, of The same place, and
that he will be entitled TO his freedom in
a short time.
The owner is requested to come for
ward and prove property, pay charges and
take him away, otherwise he will he dis
posed of as the law directs.
ANDW ROUNSAVELL.
May 90
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Notice.,
November Ga

To Uheelwrights, Blacksmiths, Tanners.
Hnrn.ss-.Wakers, Saddlers, Hatters, &c.
DELlEVING as | do, that PROVIDENCE.
ID at Fairfax Courthouse, would be a
suitable situation for mechanics oflhe above
description, offer to such, lots in that vii
lage for sale, on ground rent for ever-wiIl
build and furnish suitable houses and rent
to them, or furnish brick TO them to build
with; and invite any who feel disposed to
settle there, for the purpose OF carrying on
their respective trades to advantage, 10
come and view the situation. 1t is very
public place, tie centre OF the county.
where the superior and county courts are
held. The Little River Turnpike Road
passes through this little town from Alex.
andria westward. and where all tin, public
meetings for the county, S'c. are held and
W heie trades OF the aforesaid description
being carried on, would meet with great
encouragement, and be publir conye-
nience to the country around. sitoa,ion
Can be more healthy-good wafer. and fire
wood cheap. Mechanics OF tht above des-
cription must generally depend on the
country people, farmers, &c. to be their
customers. Here they would be in con-
venient situation for all the purposes. /
invite a call, and view for themselves. |
would also furnish lots adjacent, from one
to FIVE acres each, for cult, ton, pasture,
&c. on moderate terms; all of which can
be shown, and terms made known. on ap
plication to RICH'D. RATCLIFFE,
Fairfax Couyt-House. Va.
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For Sale or Lease.

THE following tracts of land in Charles
j. county, Maryland: one lying on the
Potomac. at the mouth of Pomonkey creek,
containing three hundred and forty acres.
about Is miles from Alexandra, the lar.
ger portion level land, of stiff soil, well
adapted TO the cultivation of corn, heat
and tobacco, and equal n fertility to any in
the neighborhood. On this farm is one of
the most elegant sites for building of all
those fine heights which border the Poto-
mac, commanding the most extensive view
of the adjacent country, both in Virginia
and Maryland, for more than twenty miles
up and down the river: located in gen.
teel neighborhood. 1T would make an agree
able residence, and from its proximity to
market, with the advantage oil the best ma
yigation, an extremely profitable farm
The tenants houses would accommodate
the negroes for its cultivation.
A Tract, about one mile back from the
former, containing 334 acres, large Dor.
ton IN wood, white and red oak, and some
cLesnut; the remainder tenement in to-
lerable repair, the whole high stiff soil.
similar to the one above mentioned.
A Tract, lying at the mouth OF Malta
"oIudn Sfcch, dUOut 70 HHcS ITOm Alex
andria, the whole first rate fiat river land.
now completely enclosed.-On this tract
is noted fishery, called Rum Point, at
which there has been cleared upwards of
two thousand dollars per annum, and where
independent of the fish sold on the shore.
there might be put up from one TO two
thousand barrels every season besides
the profits of the fishery, tn. advantage Of
manuring the farm with The offal Of the
shore, the whole, with small portion Of
industry, might be made to produce ten
barrels Of corn per acre. On the shore.
are dwelling house, houses for holding
salt, and curing any quantity Of fish. and
for the accommodationof hands.
A Tract, lying about II miles from the
last mentioned, containing 236 acres,
more than goo of which are in wood. and
would cut from rs TO 80 cords Der acre
within one mile Of the river, where wood
has rarely sold for less than FIVE dollars Der
cord. ltwill be divided into so or e5 acre
lots, to suit purchasers If preferred. the
wood will be sold standing, for so much
per acre.
IfDot disposed Of, previous to the first
day OF Sept. next, the above mentioned
arabic lands, will be leased out, upon adj
vantageous terms, for FIVE 6r seven years.
al the option ofthe lessees.
Application 10 be made TO the subscrf
Der, residing near the head OF Mattawo.
man Creek. Charles county, Maryland.
june e5 d4w g. MASON,
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Public Notice.

FNHE WHITE POST again for sale,
4 on credi; of ten years, having good
security and paying tue interest of the mo-.
ncly annually--the price three thousand
dollars. The representative houses
lo'ned together and weather boarded, a
porch toll length in front, and shed the
whole length behind containing sixteen
rooms anu cellar, the store and counting
house included kitchen, smoke house. &c.
with snug Barn-tIere is but one store
al the place al present.
WIN. CARNEGY.
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The Public

CAN at all times be supplied, on the
~ very best terms, with checks and bills
at sight, and short dates to suit their con
venIence, on
Baltimore, New-York,
Philadelphia, Boston.
Apply at my Exchange Banking House,
Bridge street, Georgetown. where the fair
and most reasonable exchange can be had
on bank notes from all parts of the United
States. ROMULUS RIGGS.
February 90
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Office.

TNHE subscriber will resume the prac-
Il tlce OF medicine and surgery in all
their branches. His shop. where medicines
will be retailed nd orders put up as
heretofore, is for the present on Royal-st.
next door to Peter Sherron's.
March 90 ARCHD. B. DICK.
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Picking Vinegar.

I HAVE at my Vinegar Yard on Fairfax
i street, opposite the first Presbyterian
Church, large quantity of
Very choice Cider Vinegar,
which will warrant And which | will
sell by the barrel at 25 cents per gallon,
and by the single gallon at SO cents.
Attendance will be given from 8 in the
morning until 5 in the evening
June Fl JNO. Il. BROOKS.
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For Sale.

Mn shares OF the Columbian Factory
~ Stock. 10 an individual who has mo-
neyto invest IN stock, perhaps there is
none az this tme that offers so fair pros
peel 'or proat as the cotton spinning, as the
Jaw material can be bad at little more
nan bait OF what it could two years past.
IRE extreme pressure is the only induce
'%eat 10 sell. Enquire OF the printer