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enee or allusion TO Great Britain. IL the
Appeal is going fast into forgettu!ness,
we are sorry for this chiefly on account
Of the. North American Review, with the
fate of whose past numbers, in this re-
spect, its own is-connected. But we be-
lieve that, here, the worthy editor speaks
only from his hopes. The real and IRE
missible sin of the author OF that work,
like the case of Mr. Adams, is the resist
ance which he attempted to make tor ms
own country against the hostiiltiei OF the
British Press. He did not spare the
mother country, and the now meagre ana ana
crest fallen sect Of her blind ldolaters VIII
continue, as long as they are capable OF
movement, to feed their spleen by every
mode of aggression upon his character
The editor of the Advertiser would tam
cause it to be believed, that we contound
the whole community of Boston with the
remnant of that sect which fingers there,
and whose honors we think he will finally
be left to support alone. But we kno
how to discriminate between them. and
have always pointedly made the diStlnc'
ton.
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Neu- York, Dug 2S.
FROM FRANCE.

By the ship Acasta. from Marseules,
which arrived here on Sunday the Edit
or OF the National Advocate received
regular file of Galignani's Messenger,
published at Paris, to the goth OF June.
The Chamber of Deputies was occupied
with adopting financial measures, IN order
to increase the naval power of France
The Minister OF Marine proposed con
siderable addition to the appropriations
for this purpose, and one of the Deputies
(M. Viiemain) observed, that she hoped
the day would arrive when the expenses
of the Marine Nudget, now amounting to
81 million. would be increased to Is mil
lions" Mr.. Laine, another Deputy, con
cluded "a luminous view OF the subject
by intimating that Paris might one day
become commercial city of the first or
der" The proposed increase was finally
adopted. The following extracts. from the
Paris papers, possess considerable In
terest:
Paris, JuRe %.
The last news from Cons antlnople is
UP to the llth ult The following cir
cumstance had produced lively sensa-
ton in that Capital. a Greek merchant
named Danesi, having been arrested on
the cd of May, the Russian Ambassador,
Baron de Strogonoif reclaimed him in
quality of Banker to the Russian Lega-
ton; but the Refs Efieudi drily repli-
ed, that. Danesi was subject of the
Porte, and that the Ambassador had no
right to spouse his part. His Excellen-
cy then demanded of what crime the Mer
chant was accused; the Grand Fizler
stated they had the most evident proof OF
High Treason against him. Baron de
Strogonoff remarked, that such an accuse
ton changed the nature of things, as it in
simulated doubt OF the purlyof his own
sentiments, and was an offence to the I'm
perial Minister, inasmuch as Danesl, his
Tanker, was charged wi h his official cor
Repentance in the Morea. The Grand
Vizier still refusing to come to terms.
the Ambassador overwhelmed him with
the most severe reproaches, and serious
menaces. On the 4th, NJ. de Fentin.
first Counsellor of the Russian legation.
-plac I'd himself. with his suite near to the
Mosque where the Sultan offers up lis
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Extract of letter to gentleman in Sa-
yannah, dated

"ferndndtnd, lftR -iFS.
"The whole island (Amelia) is per-
feet hospital-not a well family on the
island, and in many instances not one a
bic to assist another. So dreadful is the
disease that there is not man to stand
sentinel. Capt Payn. aud DR., Weight
man are the only"two of the whole gar
rison, of full company, who are able to
90 about, and so sicklv is the place, that
Dr. Weightman could not hire cook for
the sick, Among several families, tie
whole of the whites, and from fifteen to
sixteen negroes down. The spaniards
say plague has followed the Americans
into Florida, which they prognosticate is
a forerunner of their future disasters
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Savannah, dug. 23.
FIRE.!

FIX Il !
On Tuesday night, about III o'clock
the alarm of fire was given in this city,
which was discovered to proceed from
back building in the rear OF Col. Flour
noy's dwelling house, on Bolton-square'-
TIE progress of the flames was rapid, out
fortunately, the wind was light, which
prev ented the fire from involving great
portion of that part of our city in destruc-
ton. 1t was not, however, arrested until
it had destroyed eleven buildings; most OF
which, were small, and situated on the
lane. Among the buildings destroyed,
were, the dwelling house, kitchen, and
stable of +. Kortman, on Albercorn- street;
a house and kitchen occupied by Mr. Tur-
well. on the lane, and the wash-ho' &c,
kitchen and stable of Col. Flournoy.-
The remaining houses on the lane, were
occupied by negroes. In addition to the
above two small houses, one on the cor
ner of Abercorn and Market-st. occupied
by Mrs. Eyrick, and another on Market
st. were pulled down to stop the progress
of the flames The out house in which
the fire originated, and the dweiling-house
to which it was attached, were unoccupied,
and it must, therefore, have been the
work ofan incendiary. We understand
that Mr. Kortman's property was insured.
The eXertiuns of che citizens, and dit
ferent fire companies, are derserving OF
every praise.
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liverpool, (Marke,l july l6.

The .pecuIatiye as we'll as consumptive
demand for Am. Cottons. was renewed Oh
Monday, and I:.s kept up with rather IN
creased activity throughout the week. es'
tsblishiny further advance OF I'D per To-.
on Boz eds and Orleans, though some lew
sales were effected at fully ID above our
previous quotations. The sales comprised
1884 Bowels (of which 5000 were taken on
speculation) at to lad; SO Tennessees, al
ST; 1900 Oriean, at 8 3-8 To l3d, go
Sea Islauds, laid to rs Sd; l78 stained DO
81 tol35. Total sales, of all descriptions
$3.50 packages. We now quote UPIands
at 81 oil ii, and Orleans at g to l3d.
Tobacco has experienced within the las;
few days a fair export demand, and about
go hds. were taken at foil rates, viz far or
binary 10 low miGdliug Kentucky leaf at 2td
10 Sd The business done il Ashes has moi
been important though the demand is regu
lar. Bostons Ais. Cd. per cwt. l25 hhds.
Pearls have been sold al 4os. 81. being a
reduction of Is per cwt. Quercl'ron BARK
steady. More business has been done IN
Tar. about 2aoo bis. OF Carolina having been
disposed OF, Zoo bis. by auction at lbs. Sd,
and the remainder by private at f3s. to 49,
Cd. per barrel. 500 bis. OF fair Turpenllne
were sold by auction at lis. Cd to IFS, and
goo Ills. OF good by private, at lbs. per cwt.
Rice, Is to 10, Cd. There has been ccosid-
erabe Improvement in the price OF oats and
barley the last week; the continued dry
weather, and the small stocks of both have
led to this advance. Wheats have Lot ad-
yanced The stocks being heavy, and the crop
looking well.
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COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.

The following is an extract Of letter re-
ceived from one of the South American Off
GERS. who passed some time here during the
late armistIce on the Spanish Main, and who
sailed from this in May last, to rejoln their
respective corps in the Patriot army, on the
renewal of hostilites. They took with them
the respect AMI good wishes of many of our
fellow citizens, who will be gratified to bear
of their safery at the date mentioned. Col.
Lys,er and Doct. Murphy continued in The
improved state Of he elth which they enjoyed
on leaving this; and, IN common with their
fellow soldiers, were in high spirits from
recent successes, and the bright prospects
before them Fed. Gazette.
EXTRACT OF LITTER.
CumGrebo, 26th July,
con our march from Coro. where we
received every kind attention, and all ne
cessary accommodation, from the Cover
nor we narrowly escaped falling into the
hands of the enemy. At small village
in the mountains we breakfasted at O.
clock. At 9 Immediately sitter our de-
parture, party of the Spaniards arrived.
They pursued US for three days and nights.
but being well mounted, they could not
Editor Eostcn Daily Advertiser.
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LATE EROM LIN /.

NeJo- lo|k, Dig Is.
A gentleman has arrived in town, via
Panama and Havana, who left Lima on
the ltn of June, at which time that place
held out against the forces Of San Mar
tin and lord Cochrane, and possessed a
force of 5000 regular troops. and l4OOO
militia; and the navy had been re intor-
ced by the arrival of some Spanish ships
of war. The new Vice Roy was very
popular, and there was no prospect of the
immediate surrender OF the place to the
besegers.
TIE elegant corvette ship Gen. Brorn.
Capt Skiddy, had arrived at Callao from
this port, with valuable cargo.
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come up with ls, and then gave over She
chase. At Tocayo, 751leagaes from 20
no, we Joined corps Of the army des"h
ed for this place, where we arri'eu a'u
are at present quartered. The harrass'ng
nature of the operations carried on oy
the enemy obliged our small garrison 70
evacuate Coro and march on this position
The Spaniards with audacity followed
but here they met with reception ,na'
will make the survivors cautious how
they again present themselves before
'Cumarebo Nothing could exceed the
bravery Of the females who arrived mere
with the garrison from Coro. They were
seen during the action, in the hottest
fire of the enemy with resolution "hlc n
nothing but patriotism could inspire as
sisting the wounded, supplying the wear
led with drink, and animatinS all by
their presence.
We expect a reinforcement in a few
days, when we shall advance anu retake
Coro. You will regret to hear that capt
Ulsar met with a serious accident on
discharging pistol, that had been some
time loaded. it burst. dislocated his thumb
and wounded him severely in the head
He was doing well, bat contrary TO the
wish of his surgeon, he few days ago en-
tered on active service, which may be
followed by consequences we should al,
regret. For two years they have not had
rain here, thing hitherto unknown, and
which is, of course, great drawback on
the produce of the country but all mil
tary and political affairs 80 on Wen, IN
every respect, and as you could wish"
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A British Indiaman spoken at sea, re
ports that in consequence of the Death of
Bonaparte, the ports of st. Helena was
thrown open to American vessels.
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District of Columbia,
Alexandra County, set.

Alexandra County, set.
May Term. 1871 Goth days.
IN CHiNCEHY.
Richard Coleman and George W. Hunter,
the latter Administrator ot Daniel Lewis,
Observation-Disclosures.
Against
Iohn Mason and Thomas Wren-Detend-
ants
ysSHE defendant, Thomas Wren, not hav-
/ ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute. and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit fled,
that the said defendant Thomas Wren, is
not an inhabitant of thi. District, on motion
of the said Compainants by their Counsel,
il is ordered that the said defendant Thorn
as Wren do appear here on the first day of
next November Term, and answer the Bill
of the Compliments, and give security tor
performing the DEGREES OF the Court AMI
that copy ofthis order be inserted for two
months successfully in one of the public
newspapers published in this County, and
that another Copy be posted at the front
door Of the Cour. house Of said County.
(ACopy) Teste, EDM: |. LEE, &C.
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Mly 10 p. Act VI a. Society.
District of Columbia,
Alexandria C2rutg, set. !
May Tenn, 1927. coin Day. !

May lem. 1921. .Oth Day.
IN CHAh(ERY.
Robert ManGeviIle aud James Vaudeville.
Joint merchants aud coparnrrs in trade
under the finn of Robert D. James Mande'
ville-CompiGmGntS.
AGAINST
James Hill and Daniel Snmers-Dejsnddn
s7HE defendant James Hill. not having
l. entered his appearance and given Sc
curty according 10 the statute and ruits ~
this court. and it appearing TO the Sa'iS!ac"
ton o! the court upon affidavit filed, tb-t he
said defendant James Hill is not an lnhah'|
tsn' OF this District, oh notion OF the Com
plain?nt, by his counsel, il is ordered that
the said defendant James Hill, do appear
here on the fist dar OF November Term next
,nd enter his appearance 10 the snit, ana
give security for performing the DEGREES OF
the cont, and that the other defendant Dd-
MEL Somers do not pay away. convey ~
secrere the debts by him owing TO, or estate
and effects in his hands belonging t" the
laid absent defendant James Hill, uHth The
further order or decree OF this court ami
that Copy Of Ibis order be forthwith insert
Cd for 1870 months successveIy ia one OF the
public newspapers published in This coutIIy,
and that another copy be posted up at the
front door of the Court house OF SAID county
CA Copy Teste, EDM. |. LEE, &C.
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lis tgict uf Columbia.
Alexandria county,, set,
My Term, 1921 2ist day.
~ CHiNCERY,
Wilt, r.. r,,I
William True-ComplaInGnf,

William ITue-CoMpld'nGM,
Against
Robert Patton, jun. William Morrison and
William Wilson-DJendants
YsSHE defendant Robert Patton, jim. not
L. having entered hi, appearance gwen
security according TO the statute \ rules oi thus
court. and IT appearing to he satisfaction q;
The court. upon affidavit Ged, that The said
defendant Robcr; Patton Junior. is not an
inhabitant OF this district, on motion OF the
complainant, by hi counsel, it is ordered
that the sad defendant Robert Patton, IN.
do appear here on the FIRST day OF November
term next, and enter his appearance to the
suit, and give sHcurily--ior performing the
d, crees Of the Court; and thai The other
defendants u lillian Morrison and 'ili"m
Wilson. do not pay away, convey or secret
the debts by them, wng to, or The est" 'e
or effects in their hands belonging I" the
said absent defendant Rober' Patton Jun,
uutil the further order or decree OF Tie
court; and that copy OF THIS order he forth
with inserted in one of he public newspaa
pers published in this county, tor tzso months
successfully, and that s"other copy be
posted at the Hont door OF the tOuN house
ct said county.
CA copy Teste. Z NJ. | LEE, &C.
lame 20 1872
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Valuable Land for Sale.

Twill sell on the FIST Thursday n August
court. at public sale in Port co Sc
veraI Tracts Of Land, come one ho-
div. on the Potomac, in Charlie, county, Ma
ry,and. adjoining the land OF Col Samuel
CHAPMAN. known by the name OF "Thorn's
Gnt', Con which IS an excellent herring fish,
ery( on the upper part, and of William d.
Harrison on the lower part, containing FIVE
hundred and fifty acres. more or less. On
tins land there is a tolerabIy comfortable
dwelling house new kitchen and good
tobacco house lately covered over with cy-
press Shingles, meat house, &c: There IS
also on it, a suficiency OF wood and timber
Of an excellent quality. deem II unne-
cesssry to go mole into detail; as pre- sumo,
any person wishing 10 purchase would avail
Themselves of an opportunity OF first viewing
il Terms of sale one third oil the purchase
money, to be paid in hand one third in
twelye, and the remaining lhird in eighteen
months. with bond and approved securities
hearing interest from the day OF sale. The
Glove properly viii be divided 10 suit pur
chasers if required.
01 ROGER DUNNlNGTON.
july II iaw4W
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! $50,

~ bolts OF Russia duck
70 tens Swedish aud tinssia ir0n.--hat
square aud roun'! lars
AmcyjcGR Hoop Iron
20 casks, 4, g. lUI. cut naiis.
60 packages German haccware, contg
grass stythes, straw .rirea, hoes,
kassencIevc STEEL states, whet stones,
qulls and coff,emills,
$50 boxes Baltimore window glass, all
sYcS
Nurdock's best London particular
Madeira wine IL hall pipes, and quar-
ter casks.
pipes old lth proof cCgnac Brandy.
10 h5iS old Nhiskcy; Cerg superior
5 hhGs and 7Vdb> \ +. Ram
2U hh3s prime retailing molasSes, sugars,
ani constant supply of Dupont's esi
b. ntywIue sunp1wcer.
T,cy ave Purchasing wheat, tobacco, Me.
rino auG Icmm"n wOni.
.iisO recelred tbs tag
! ease low priced iianches!er prints
10 uankln grapes
| 80 40 figured DO
{ cr>rs cotton yarns
June IA
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lGstyictGt Columbia,

Alex n1ria county set.
M9v T,rM 1921, 2lst day. :
IN CiElNCEHY,
John Hampton ant James Hampton, jo'nt
Merchants trading under he firm and
style ul John and James Hamptou--C0m'
piGtAu"ts.
Against
John Love, Evyan Nampson and joseph
Haitian lIamp.on the two last trading I'M
der lh- li;m OF Bryan .iampson aud Son,
and Thomas iiunton and William llunton
-ICfepGnatS
.sNlif. defendant, John Love, not having
entered his appearance and gwen Sc
curily according to the statute and the rules
Of tnls court, and 1t appearing TO he salts,
faction Of the count, upon cfiliavIi nien, mat
the sad Defendant John Love, Is not an m
habitant OF this District, on moIIcn OF The
conplainantS by their counsel, II II ordered
that The said defendant John Love, 90 APP
pear here un The nrst day Of November Term
next, and enter hs appearance TO ne suit,
and give security tor performing the DEGREES
al the couyt-aui that the other defendants,
Sry,n ,I4nip,un all! Joseph littton Hamp-
son, trading altder lne hrm OF Bryan, titmp
son and son, and Thomas Hunton and VII
liam HUn;on, 10 not pay away, convey oI
sacrete hs debts hy them owing To, or the
estate or ELECTS i'll their ban1s belonging t.
tie said ab.eut defendant John Love, untl
ne further order OF decree ottbIS court; and
tina, copy oi,his order be forthwith insert
I'd in cne of the pub!ic newspapers publish
ed in this county Tor t,eo mioNisS successive
~, and that another copy be posted at the
Ironl door Of ,be Courthouse OF SAID county
"a COPY fesle, EDM. |. LEE, c. c.
iune 81. 1921.
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district uf Columbia.
Alexandria County, set.
May Term, 1921, 18Th day. )
IN CHl.N(ERT.
Inhn -(n,nnininunt.


John Wilhrrs-ComptuinJat,
Robert Chesey. George Fizhugh and Ben
iamin Grynas, (ately trading under lhe
f,n If Robert ChesleY ami Company
and John Wheelright, John II. Ladd ant
Joseph l.add, Grading under the INN OF
John II. all 4 Go. aud Henry Jackson
-DJendm,tS.
The defendants Robert ChesIey, George
F,Izhugh, and Benz Grimes, (iateiy
trading under The firm OF Robert Cbesey D.
Co not having entered their appearance,
aud given security according to The statute
and rules Of this CCuit, and 1t appearing 10
the abstraction OF the court, upon ain iavit
fled. and that the said Robert Chtsiey,
George FltZnugh and Benjamin Grimes,
(iately under the f.m of Robert Chesl9y y
Co ale not Inhabitants OF this District, on
motion OF the complainant, by his counsel,
il is orc cred that the said defendants. no.
berl Che.iey. George FItZhuge and Benla-
min Grimes, (latey under the nm OF Robert
Cnesley 4. CO.. do appear here on Tue flrst
day OF November 1 erm, next, and enter
their appearance to tie suit, aud give secu-
rity for performing the DEGREES Of the court.
and that the other defendants John ID. Laid
&. Co. and Henry Jackson, Go not pay away
conysy or secfete the debts by them owing
IL, or Ire estate or effects in their hands be
longing to the said bsent defendant. Robert
Chesley. George FitZhLgh and Benjamin
Grimes. (lateIy under The hTm OF Robert
Cbesev L Co until the further order or de-
cree. Of this court, and that copy OF thus
cider be rorthwith inserted in one of the pub
Er newspapers published IN this county, Tor
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Mechanics Hall Academy.
Fer Sale,
III 4. G.. Casenore, & Co.
eY THE PACKAGE OR PIECE,

eY THE PACKAGE OR PIECE,
/ VERY complete assortment ct ATeri-
/ can 600 gIushams, stripes. checks,
rhembrays, shpetjngs. sLiri'Ugs, tickinss,
threads, satirells, LroadcIoths, cassImeres,
and cotton yarns.
German ';chienhurss, osuahmgs, kessisns,
8prlops b,own rolls, BicheI! !Ineus, dow
as. Waite rolls. cTeas, brown hollands, twill
led baggng, oil clutbs, aud Saxon broad
CLOTHS
British Brosdcloths, re'is-e cloths, cassi-
mere>, ve,tiags, 5olnhaL.aes, cotton hose,
>n<pendrr,, Carprtjngs, table mats, cotton
camhrics. fancy muSIm,, ,la'abar handkis.
krrseys, buttons, pit,nt thread, dImnties,
linens, lawns,
Ravens duck, nank;us, umbrellas, table
mats, sewing silks, lew boxes ribbons and
ealuQns, pins, &c.
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Narshas's Sale.

on "Wednesday, the lstnt August next,
u at 10 o'c.och \ VI. will be sold at
pubuc auction, tor Cash, al he brick house
o. F,irt,x Street, lately occupied by Evan
I. TsyiDr as a coach,uak'f's shop, all the
slackin ,raic OF SAID T. ? Taylor, consist
inc Of flashed and unfinished carriages,
carriage .ufniu re. Cutlery, shop furniture,
bar iran, tmner OF varloGs kinds, &c &c.
To set;sty eighteen executions, one IA IA
vor o, Joseph Janney, one IN favor OF bil-
liam Philips. ani sixteen IN favor OF he
Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria.
d MINOR. D. NJ.
Fer Tench Rlnggold, Marshal.
June i2-eo.s
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The following Resolutions were moved, d
adopted by the BoaTd:-
A respectable number of this Society
having requested the Standing Committee
to call General Meeting
"Ordered, That notice be forthwith given
in the two daily papers OF this city, that
General Meeting OF tie Members gfthe Nh.
mat assurance Society. against Fire on Build
ipss pfthe State Of Vi,ginia," will be h Id
at the Capitol, IN tue City OF Richmond, on
the first Moulay, (he 6th) OF August
Lext
Ordered also, That the foregoing oiitica-
ton be published in the Enquirer and EX,
positor. and in the newspapers IN Norfolk,
Petersburg, Fredericksburg, l., nchburg
Winchester, Stauntcn ard Alexandria
&" The Standing Committee, adverting to
the difficulty which has heretofore attended
the obtaining General Meeting, beg leave
respectfully to recommend 10 the petsons
insured who cannot personally attend, 10
meet in their respective towns or YicnItIes.
and TO constitute as their plrxIes persons
whose intelligence and standing IN the com!
muniry will afford an assurance that The IN
teresls of the institution may be properly
conlided TO their care
A trut copyj from The Journal Of the Stas@-
ing Committee. ,,,a
as 4 4 Of
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Black -&nIthIn@.

r.>tB G.. tkEI. YhtN.
EsAYING commenced the Blacksmith.
] Z ing business, on Roys! street. Leiwetn
prnce and Duke streets. viii be glad 30 tX-
ccule any work il his line; particularly
COACH WORK:
Al! krr.'s " ron work Tor carriages;
coach folding steps; coach and gig springs;
which he wl!l warrant and sell On Iea.Cua-
Die terms--A'so old spring. repaired in the
rrartst II amer. A.! orders VII Se thark-
tuiiv recei,eb aud p.omp,iy attended to
and al kinds of carriages vii! tie repaired
~ Tie hes, manner and on the shortest nc
lice. mach est
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girua!ic shoes.
Coffee.
11OOt FNIN'D9.

I HAVE jrst rdeiyed, by the brig fene
I factor. 1000 bs. OF first quality Porte,
Rico Coffee II is pronounced by good
ges to he the best parcel imported INTO
the District for II moE,hs past, Is en'lI'"d
to d, benture prisons wishing 10 purchase
will please to apl al NY ofic+, BRIDGE ST.
George Town. ROMLL US RIGGS.
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