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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-05

:. an rr aSt lof the relief Of Jam.
Hughes. House. 2sth January. I Isa.
99tt January. :" 1870.
Secretary of the Treasury !,
certificate for 400 dolls. to him H 5
receivable in payment for public b.. v
S. An act for the relief of tba .I h'a
of Anthony Burk. [House. ls t u, y
bruary, 1901 elst February, ~ e.
They are authorized to enter. ~,
IL months, in the land district Of grs Ia!a
cothe, two quarter sections, with Ial,
payment. 'N
6. An act for the relief of Dent.
Little, Co. and of Hartman Henda;'
OF New York. EHouse. 18th FehrnasS
1890. 2ist Feb.
I'll dolls. Z cents to be refunded ;.
the former, and 5,795 dolls. 81 Gents y
the latter; being return Of duties n. y
on articles not liable to duty. raw
Z. An act for the relief Of VIM NJ
Donald, administrator OF James NJ
Donald, deceased, late captain in fl.
army of the q. States. EHeuse, es,s S
February, 1920 9TH March.
Further allowance for bounties and
premiums, in che settlement Of the ~
counts Of Capt. j. M'Donald /; but M,
to exceed The amount charged to him
8. An act confirming Anthony Caya
lier and Peter Petit in their claim ia !,
tract of land. fHouse. 28th February,
1929. 18th March. F"
Their claim to Apple Island, in fl.
Mississippi river, confirmed; but tbs
claims ut others are not to be affected
9. An act for the relief of Rtbs,
Shipley. administrator of Thon,.
Buckminster, late lieutenant in the th;,,
ty-third regiment of United States in.
fantry. House. sSth February, 1891
9TH March.
The accounts Of +. Buckminster n
be settled on principles OF justice and
equity; but the sum allowed is not "a
exceed the amount charged to him.
10. An act for the relief of Mar
Cassin, widow and administrative Q
Patrick Cassin, deceased. [Senate. 81
April, 1901 7th april.
Her claim to be settled, for money
advanced by her husband to soldier
in the army: She to give bond of in
demnity to the Comptroller Of the Trea
sury.
IL. An act for the relief Of the heir
and legal representatives of Nichola
Vreeland, deceased. Senate, 5th April
1890. 9TH ApyH.
Their claim to be audited and settled
on account of a certificate foi* GAS dol
lars and sc 90ths: the surviving exc
cutors to deliver a bond of indemnity t
the Comptroller Of the Treasury.
ls. An act for the relief of John A
Dix. (Senato. 5th April, 1901 III
Apri!.
IS. An act for the relief of the lega
representatives of John O'ConnOr, de
ceased. ISenate. 9Th April, 1890 III
April.
Confirmed in their title to tract
land on Buffaloe Greek, in Mississippi
but the claims of others not to be al
fected.
Ito be Continually
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Union Bank of Alexandra

June 8. 1870,
A N election for Directors. TO serve wv
-Aensuing year. will be held at the 10 pad a
House of the institution, on Monday Inc 81
day of July next, agreeably to Charter ~ y
which the stockholders are hereby no!lu.'
C. T. CHAPMAN, Cash mel.
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&AN READING ROOM s&99!
$3.50 MARINE JOUR NAL. 81
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, June 2.

ARRIVED, ~
Bremen brig Columbus, Carston' DensS;
Sc days from Bremen German linens anu
empty bottles, to M. Miller & Son. div
Walter Smith. ..u
Schr. Climax, Capt. Thompson. nC 1d
Portland, via Norfolk, cargo Plaster snD
Hemp. - 49,, from
Sch. Almira, Capt. Ellery, 10 days if0n
St. Lucie, cargo sugars. zee.
Left Dutch brig below the narro"ssS
terday, bound up.
SAILED, -
Ship Canton, Haskell, Amsterdam "
VIM. Fowle y Co.
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DR.. MlTcHELL, in scientific description
Of the Whale lately taken off Sandy-Hook
and exhibited on Lorg sand, says, I" There
is reason 10 believe, that this whale feeds
upon the molluscous animal living in the At
lantic ocean, and occasionally driven ashore
by tempests on Long-lsiand and New-Jer-
sey. This is known by the name. of the
great sea clam, whose shells are cast ashore
plentitully on Rockaway beach. AS Capt.
jenkins has explained how the whale rooted
up from the sands, the bushels ofthese clans
contained in his mouth. itappears very pro-
bable, that their visits to our coast is for the
purpose Of obtaining food"
The learned Doctor. at the close of his
description, ADDS, that the facts he has ascer.
tanned. are sufficient to put the question at
rest, whether Whale is fish or not The
Doctors opinion is decidedly that a Whale
is not fish
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Married.

On Thursday evening last by The Rev. d.
Wilmer, Samael Mclean Esq. 10 Ms Susan
". Smoot. daughter of the late Hezsklaa
Smoot Esq. all Of this town.
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Rice and Hemp.

.i 20 6 eaIk a,,k, Rice,
"a 5 tons Russia hemp, .ch,
landing from sloop Olive Branch anu u"
Climax, for sale, apply to ,,,co
Vim. FoWLE W.
june S
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cr1,nacy alscouNrENANcEp.

The Missourians are not such bad fellows,
after all, as they have been represented; at
least, the ladies will think so, when they
come to learn, that It is intended to exclude
old bachelors from all political stations in
the new state net only from the convention
which is to form the constitution, but to rem
der them Ineligible as members Of Congress,
&c. &C. This restriction " must be high
~ gratifying to all classes, except the grum-
bling bachelors themselves and will, no
doubt, tend to more nGtural an'on than that
which was attempted at the late session OF
Congress, between Miss Ouri and Madame
Maine. Providence Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17
RICHMOND, FEBRUARY II, $50.
MISSOURI eUEBrIoN-coMpRoMsR, &c.


We hare re-cOnsidered the renarl;s, ,riich roe
2enned for last Thursdays pdper uaier some
degree Of ercitemcnt We see nothing to regret !;
nothing to change ia the sentiment or tome ,cith
Which At cds uttered. NE stH be'ieue TINT under
the constitution Congress has no such ponrgr Orer
the territories; and that eren ifthis impeachment
'oere renloUed, thatH 'opuM be inerpedieat and
august to run the partition line at 80 deg 30 min
on account Of the comparatively small portion of
territory Which could fall south of that line.
Onder these Impressions, tce spite of that COM
promise; and under The same Impressions zee Ioovd
strongly disdpprOre it.
IS ruth these sentiments tkat ne lag the fol-
tO'cng eftractS Of letters before readers they
are earnestly and ably WTitten /; but zee cdndidfy
CONFESS or conUicti0R to be Unchmged that this
compr9mise tSnejthsr agreeable to thecoRsfituti0n
nor TO oW interests. The ,oriter speaks freely of
Mr. King.
Ertraet Qfa Ietter. from a gentleman in Wash
'm8ton, to tbs friend an tbs Gin.
WAsHINGToN, Feb II, 1920.
Inc Missouri question continues TO oc-
cnpy, almost exclusively, the whole az
fenllon OF Congress. Tie debate is sill
gong on IN both houses. and God only
knows when, or how il will terminate. Ii
was but reasonable 10 suppose that after
TIE vote OF tie Senate upon Mr.. Roberts
proposition for restriction, The subject
would not have been further discussed in
That body-but Mr.. King, Of New York,
who, during the debate, had maintained
a sleHce as mysterious, as ii was unex-
pecied, has ccntrived TO recommence the
discussion in different shape and yes
terday, without the least expectation, or
hope OF producing any charge in the
Senate, delivered speech, better eslcu-
lated to .delude and miscad our northern
brethren, and more alarming 80 the friends
OF our Union (wheiher federalIsls. or re
publicaHs,) than any thing which has
hitherto been written or spoken upon The
subject.
Previous TO his arrival in Ibis city. =
sp'rli OF Cancellation and compromise
winch was thought 10 be due 10 the uni
Versai excitement which prevails, seemed
" BE pretty geHerallv indnlged. The
r2ne OF his friends, however, vas soon
anercd, and Aut Cesar, AL nulins'
aug2Pied as their principle Of aclion
HAVING given notice OF MS Intention 10
SPEAK day or two beforehand, no doubt
VIVA view 10 be heard by the northern
members Of ihe House Of Representa- lives
WHO crowded the Senate chamber for tia
purpose, much OF isis spcccli consisted
oi ingenious efforts to excite their preju
o'ces, and enlist tlIeir pride IN opposition
70 any andeycry thing which even savorec
OF compromise.
On other occasions lc had expressed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17

.t itON.-s ttt copattneTshtp 81 mite, D0-
tids0H 20. WIS dissolved by mutual consent on
22d day ~ April-Ali debts owing by the tate ntn viii
be paid by The subscribers to whom, az persons
indebted are requested u make prompt paymenl
The French BUrr NiH store M0Rf,|qcfRrfna Ba-
st1ess viii 10 future I've conducted under The irm II
Davidson 4 SMELL, Who viii keep constantly ~
sizes bnilt by workmen eqnai any IN the United
States, Of select materials whcb ihey will rs hitherto
wsUaH and sell ~ s0fthern puccs, for cash country
pFodUce, ~ approved papef ~ desifous Of oh
tanning sog6 strong, 0e0ftV 6fft4cf, RIAL FRENCH
BURR MILL STONES, are fesptctinly invited to cell
Al the mandatory 18th hsiaten u aud r streets
Rchmeud or on old sueet, Pei.1shufg where All
"ders ~hl he thsnhahy feccieed. fpd the sicesi a.
teniion pad, IN order a. give general Satisfaction
Hsy IL. l-.wu Ds&IBSuN & SNFLd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17

tati yes in favour Of restricting The STATES
as well as the territoriel You have mo-
thing 10 hope from tha quarter, aud /
can assure you that thre is a very ne
clded majority in the Selate in favour of
excluding slavery from al unsettled ter
rltory north of 36s degrees nvriIl latittde.
and l believe if a eomppmise does ..oi
,ake piacesthe excinsiou will be general.
u II should not happeniihis year, from
i'ie disproportionate inc ease of non slave
holding. population, it must eventually
succeed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS.

s~ The following communication has
been ON our files for fortnight. Con-
sIdeIiUg il our duty to publisllit, we have
done so without comment.
We WELD 10 the appeal of Publicola =
there are many things in If which we like
there are some TO which we cannot
subscribe. The public however will
judgeOl Tive were willing 10 have "lri
This cup pass" al this crisis; but The writer
appeals to The liberty Of the press; and
ibis is an appeal 10 which we can never
listen with indifference. We can say
will truth, that il is from the pen of a
gentleman, who has never been in office,
and who we think incapable of entertain
ing any ambitious designs.
After suspending the publication of the
piece, we received on Saturday the fol-
lowing note from the author:
Toibe Editor Of the EAqnirer
SIR Should you differ rith me as 10 the pro-
Priety Of giring publicity to the enclosed c0mmuHi-
cation 1T This time, I .fItter mySeH thai the high
estimation IN which yoH hold the freedom Of the
press tcU induce yOn TO comply tcith my request
! hare di,cdys thORgM Tint the language Of truth
could, at no time Ne unreasonable. The times are
periIons-ds one Of the people, ! hare renfured to
cypress my opinions Nth cdRd0TdHd nth freedom
II hare mistaken factS or drdiCn erroneous
conclusions, free press ,ciH rectiy my errors
and no harm can enSue BIT If the truth cannot
safey be tod Something is rotten in The state oJ
Denmark" and the reBlsdy cannot be too speedily
applied. an, go. ------
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
" &C ne forte roges, qua dnce, quo lare tuter
Nnllius addictas jufaTe IN vefba magisri,
QUO me cumqne fapit iempestas, deferor hospcs."
"AlI experience hath shown that mankind
are more disposedtO suffer, while evils are suf
ierabIe," than to make tie efforts which ma
! be necessary 10 procure remedy. 1t is true
| indeed that there have been memorable Occa
sions in the history of most countries. which
have called forth all the energy Of which
nation can be susceptible hut ii is no les
! true. that national seusibiliiy too geHeIalI.
| snhsides, upon the attainment Of any great 0b
| ject, which may have al first reused II into &c
| ton. The history of our own country afford
a striking illustration Of this fact. The con
Duct Of the American people during their re-
yolutionary struggle, hos exhibited TO ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17

n,r,,, coNMUKiCATFT.
DlEDl-Ai his seat in Richmond county on HE i1,b
oltne present month. Col. VINCENT SH iCKLEF.RD
OF he artl'ierN.-This gentleman served viii errat
cic"ii Tag the pTeuaisty incUrsions of the eAev
iasi war. He met and fought them at Kiossie Nh.
"bite House and IarDbam Cbufsh. At which lsss
pIae, ne opposed Tour hundred and ffy OF The enemy
under Com. Bane, with his company of dftS ~
men. AileT sharp conflict he was wounded and
taken ptisobef Tie hInness displayed 8. this occa-
ae'ci ~ TINS worthy man, his family has snsa,ne,
itepa aie less aud society will long feel cbaIn
Aei abie To las Teqnes the hall Received from tis
ehtit' was extracted SINCE has death, nv Dr. s. =
~ found welded between the Dohes OF tbs leo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17

X i,tSI Dktp shLE.-By virtue OF deed of Ir0st
executed by HnRb watson and others to the sub.
scr hers, bearing date the 10th day OF JuIy lsia and
uny OF record IN The clerks Oce OF county tourt
o' CnmbeTland-Will he sold, the premises on M
am a0y ~ march Heit, 10 the highest bidder for
cash' the LANYARD adjoining the town Of Gsfters.
Vlle, now IN the occupancy OF said Watson Ala :.
Loi "lthits improvements in the said town. dts,in.
guished ny the name OF No. Is-And a NEGRO NM
nanto Cutiy-w'Ih all the stock Of LEATHER, EARS.
ave utensils belonging to The said tanHeTyOT so mach
"i said property as VIII he sufficient TO pay and &
charge he balance ofhe debt ana inter est which sav
remain due and unpaid on the day Of sale IL secaTe
tne payment OF which this trust deed made aud
The expenses Of carrying the same into effect.
RANDOLPH HARRISON 49,
Feb ". OF e.
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rN ',hkf TO every calculation sich the onbscTI.
- hers bad made, an injnnctiO has beeH ob,a,ued
=" arrest Tue sale Of negroes advertised ny them for
ftn n"k' IN consequence Of which The said necfots
iii on that Day " fair. fnoI, The next fair eay
highest bidder Bond aud approved secuTIty vii, he
required by '' "'
EDWARD WATTS, -
Feb IA. .,
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Selue Tune, sc. on (ous5ogI1geN

Seie iUWe, &C, on CONSIGNMENT
ESlGHf hundred aud fhy pounds SEINE Twine Of
Il superior qualify by the Tobacco plant ffon Iiv
eIpCoI-one cask, containing dozen assorted Brass
maIlD heitles-hnd constantly baud by the ease OF
gross, Lewis & Tones Coat and Vest Bnfens OF the
srst q"aty.-A bargain may be had in the wine ana
settles, by applying TO r. H. WHITIOCK
Feb ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17

most of the important subjects whisi, for sssSS
hi"e past nave agltated the counciIs of tbS
na'ion-and II will be found thar the votes of
~ Pa,uzdhs OF each political denominations
are ndiscriminateIy recorded with these NJ
tue otner---and that they are no Longer r,ar
snaheu sainst each other according to their
oid nominal distinctions. Human nat,,,.
III IT,, sl'tn circumstances is always the same.
me rove OF power is the main piyot ,,nou
wh'ch political struggles generally tnr,, The
cohnuct OF both parties in ti:;S c0un,ry is i'm
accordance with this fact. 10 re,nedy ibeu
,n ,e aDuses which prevail. let ,l,e nation
reeafutess OF n0miHai distinctions reuose ;.s
confluence IN men OF tried integrity ab,iitc Az
ufhness-and whose attachment to onr repub.
uan INSTITUTIONS, aud To our CONSTITUTIONS!
charters rs nGdonbted. A lively sensibiiitx 10
.nt rights OF the states-and to all abuses of
'he increase OF the Executive patronare-and
suici attention 10. economy in th. admins
Ua.,o" OF onr fiscal coDrerns--shouid in these
periious times, be the indispe nsable ouahf;r.
tiops OF ON public characters. Inc u,,ion az
an honest men, may eiipct great and saint, .
changes in the coDduct OF our affairs Hinder
,ucn auspices, the clouds which darken orr
iand may yet be scattered: and (,nt,r M.
protection of a Kind Providence \ Tho sunsb;n,.
VI more an>rIcious day may az ain illuminate
Tie American HORIZON. PIJRi ICnr
The course of events in Washington ma, h.. c,
lows The Missouri bill may b.. reiectedZtIc s.na,e
NOT agreeing To pass II with restriction. nor rho uons.
OF Representatives without i'll Amer that IL d, ri1.d a
'efoiai restriction bill extending Of course To mis-
so,i ano arkansas. may he passed-t goes before ne
eah ne pass 1t? Can he consent to overrnrn
.ne balance OF the constitution b., signing a ,tt bich
o~ SO eieaia pteponderance OF territory L, the uon
ssi"en"u,hg STATES f-Snppose this territDiiat hill
instead OF being general one adopts eerain lime az
.. say 80, -, is First. he will say, is this
oVus""'ohaif 2diy Is thus fair partition OF tie
81" II nope every thing for the best. OBSERVER
- paraeraph vas inadvertently given in our last
from the MAI. Register CNaskiusop ! stain. ,h.,a
SUI, ns" been ordered against register o the Land
o'cs ior . IoOo0 being the anoant Of his bond for
northern paper from Washington one We hasiy
maj u was Land oiliee under The general
ne.nnehti ana under this impression the article was
insetiedii is scarcely necessary 10 .ay ,I,i III. ia
sne case OF the Register Of Virginia which has b,en
aieauY punished IN The Enquirer. in ail its d,atfs:
sua no suIt has been IN fact ordefed aud tt ,.,rs
IN us hands have been paid up as nss oaciaID, an.
hohhced by him To the Geuerai Assembly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17
MlLLIAM ARNIISIII-E I5-Ain Il

Lillian ARMISIEAD jim.
ANlNG established himself al King A. onesu
= C"ni'honse, tenders his professional services 10
voc pnblic-He viii Practice Law in the Inferior and
s sup, courts Ut King Queen, King William and
nv htht-and promises the strict6st attention 10 all
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17

I ~ directors OF the Brook turnpike Comp lpy nave
De paid TO the stockholders upon application an sea
oohS warehouse, on and after the first dag Of March
"eA' =, THOMAS BURTON, jr. Treasr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17

The two Senators from Delaware State.
Messrs. Fariyke and Horsey, and Mr..
McLane, one OF the Representatives have
addressed letter TO the Speaker of
the State Senate Of Delaware, acknow-
Lodging The receipt olihe resolution OF that
Legislature, Tor restricting STATES when
entering into the Union from receiving
slaves. These gentlemen decline obey-
lug the expressed opinion of The lep,sIa-
ture declaring their own " sincere and
hrm conviction. that Congress dors not
possess the power 10 impose such re-
siilci'"n uprH The people OF Missouri, I'M
ne formation OF ih' If sialo constitution :"
ms conviction springs from " the most
ueilberale examination OF the subjcci,
connected with the constitution of the II
States AVID tie ir.atx of cessinD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17
PNSTsGNip'Y.
CONGRESS

SENATE.-On Monday, Mr.. Smiih, of
). c. replied 10 Mr.. King nearly three
hours, IN opposition TO The right and ex-
pedieBcy q restriction. Mr.. Llovd spoke
naarly al linnr> amply ~ M. X NJ
Plnkney obtained The floor for The new;
day. '"e neat
House. OF REPRESENTATIVE Mr..
eastman Of Mass, spoke about ? hours
IN favor of restriction. Mr.. Wood of n.
y. spoke about half an hour on The same
side.-Nlr Piuckney, Of South Carolina.
opposed ,he restriction in speech Of a.
bout an houf-ubcn the committee rose.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-06
SipnOr MuscareIIi.

PROFESSOR of Music, lately from Italy,
J. a resident Of Georgetown, intends devo-
ting some al his time to the ladies and gen
tlemen of Alexandra in the line of his pro-
fession. He teaches vocal music and the pi.
ano forte after the much approved Italian
manner. in accompanying the scholar with his
violin. He can give lessons on the French.
English and Spanish guitar, and on the violin
ifwished. He also tenders his services in to-.
ming piano fortes. The days which his en-
gagements in Georgetown and Washington
have left him are Wednesday and Saturday
Further particulars may be had, by ma
king application at LOUIS BEELER'S CON-
feCAionery store, King-street.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-06
Woods Improved
{FREEBORN)

Patent Cast Iron Plough.
THIs indispensable implement ,s9 IN thus hus,
Wood. "a practical Farmer, in Cayuga ccy'
state of n York, after many years attention
to the subject, has overcome all prejudice
His Cast Iron Plough, already patented IN
England, in France, in Russia, and IN the
U. States, where it will supersede all others,
is now offered the public with improvements,
warranted 10 perform all the various ope--
ra,ious of ploughing with less expense and
far less fatigue to the team, than any other
plougk-the land side. mould board and
share being all of cast metal temp so as
to resist friction much longer than wrought
iron laid with steel. The shares being cast
in moulds exactly fitted, by taking several
with each Plough, not only avoids the ex-
pense, but the delay Sc often attending re-
pair. Orders for the above Ploughs, Shores,
SC. promptly executed, and a liberal dis
count made to those who buy to sell again,
by J. n. LADD, y Go.
jan sa Propr,etors' Agents, Alexandria
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400 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
n in Pomonkey Neck, Charles county,
Maryland, opposite Mount Vernon, very
likely negro man, known by the name OF
JAMES HOOE,-o dark complexion, about
s feet 9 or 10 inches high.-He is very po-
lite negro, of easy familiar speech, and is
good waiter, carriage driver, and carpenter;
His clothing is not known. Whoever will
apprehend said negro, and secure him in any
iaii, SO that | get him again, shall receive
thirty dollars, if taken in Alexandria or the
City of Washington, or thirty miles from
home--if fifty miles, fifty doIlars-and il in
Pennsylvania, the above reward.
II is probable he may be about the City of
Washington, or Baltimore, endeavoring to
make his way to Philadelphia.
Dec. Is 6w THOMAS MARSHALL.
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Blank Books and Stationary
r Articles.
received and for sale by

JAMES KENNEDY& son,
A complete assortment Of ledgers, Jour.
nails and day books letter, invoice, BLANK
and mem. books of every size and variety
faint lined and plain
Kecord books Of every description, fai
lined and plain
$50 rms f. cap writing paper, No. 1,2
100 do 8. fine qto post, gilt, col6red & 3
hot pressed and plain, of the manufacture OF
Matthews, Amies, and D. Anes
British and American folio post
Ditto quarto gilt and mourning do
45groce bonnet boards, white and blue
Super6ne, hot pressed playing cards, white
and figured backs
A very large assortment Of the best oull,.
inkpowder British and American, black lead
pencils & crayons, camels' hair do, Reeyes's
water coiors in boxes and sngly, genuine.
India ink, British drawing paper Of all sizes
inkstands of all the various kinds blank am
visiting cards, plain, gilt and military en-
bossed, chess men, bone and Ivory, back
CANNON and chess boards, states and pencils
of all sizes, ladies' and gentlemen's elegant
morocco pocket books with and without in
struments, morocco purses, thread cases and
wallets, penkniyes Of superior quality, silver
pencil cases and thmbles, port folios and
writing desks; an assortment Of low priced
paper hangings OF new patterns, box boards
band boxes assorted, &c &c.
ORDERS FOR BLANK BOOKS
ruled to particular patterns, executed with
neatness I'D dispatch. diff nov l2