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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
Ne,p York, Apr,i, Is.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

IMPORTANT DlSCOFEhHs
II is stated that gentleman, residing in
New York, has lately obtained at Washing
ton patent for an invention. the use OF
which is to ensure the extinguisbment and
prevent the spreading oil FIRES. 1t is also
stated that the discovery is such that even
at first sight il produces conviction OF its
UTILITY II is well known that the extensive
spreading of fires is owing to hremen beng
driven fom their stations by excessive heat,
and thus the fire is left to its own course, to
communicate across streets, and from build
ing to building. With the use of this In
ven;on, any required number OF hremen
can torn a line at The side OF building on
fire, within few feet of the flames or as
ne ar as NAV be necessary, aud notwithstand-
ing the most excessive heat, may continue
in their stations, and play their engines
free i,om heat; until the FIRE is extinguIshed.
With the aid of this invention, buildings in
exposed situations, OF near a fire, when too
high for engines to reach them in the ordl-
nary way. may be protected, ana buildings
adjoining or opposite, by being kept wet,
NAV also be saved. HY.
RemarE-With respect to a patent being
obtained as above, we have no doubt; and
il possessed OF the properties stated, We
can look back to many fires that might per-
haps have been rendered less destructive.
Even at the extensive fire in Frontstreet the
flames communicated to Mr.. Bloodgood's
valuable store 10 consequence oil the hremen
being obliged TO leave their stations, on &C
count Of heat, T. when 6remen are Obliged
10 leave THEN stations on that account, the
result generally is The loss Of many add.
t;onal buildings. We therefore hope soon
20 see this improvement brought 10 to use.
COMMUNICATION.
On Saturday last, ingrained carpeting,
made in Europe, in violation of the patent
right OF John and Nicholas Haight, of this
city, was advertised to be sold at auction
by one of our most respectful e auctioneers.
Reing torwarned, they declined selling,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
April Is.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

The British ship Thomas, capt. Pendle
ton, arrived at Savannah on the 9Th inst
in AZ days from Havre. By !his arrival,
letters have been rec eived in this city 10
the 2Slh FEB. but we do not learn that they
cO.itain any political intelligence whale.
yer. We have been politely furnished by
a commercial friend, with the following ex.
tracts, giving An account of the markets,
10 the above date:-
"HnOre, Feb. Is.
"a public sale OF 100 casks rice was at
tempted on the 18th inst. when you will
doubtless be surprised to find only 10 casks
were taken, aad those at the miserable
price of 96f. SOC. Ii is difficult, therefore,
to say how this article is like ly to rule here
after. The remainder oil those leo tierces
were sold, at private sale, at the same
price.
The demand for Cotton is not animat-
ell; they may be quoted, very best. 3I1
sous; good. 80 81; New Orleans. best,
So; good, "a 34t.
1.-The arrivals of new cotton from the
United States. amount to 5000 bales Loui-
sisna, and | 500 bales Upland.
In tobacco, nothing at all doing. Cof
fee, in bond, continues brisk St. Do min
go and Rio, % 20 sous; Havana so 81
sous.
Sugars are heavy, and prices quite the
the same. Other articles very fat at our
quotations.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
Charl e,ton, April Ia.

BY the brig Catherine, Capt, Wellsman,
we have received from our correspondent,
Havana papers to the 7th inst. and Nassau
papers to the Gath ult the latter contains
no news.
In the former. we find letter dated the
Sd April addressed by Don Jose A. 'Verina.
mate of the hermaphrodte brig Vengador,
just arrived from Vera Cruz; and lieut.. Ino-
cena Viliamil, passenger on board to the
captain general OF the Island of Cuba, Civ
ing an account of the political state Of at.
fairs in Mexico, at the time they left that
Kingdom. Official intelligence had been
received, that Maj. Gen. Linan had pro-
ceeded with six thousand men, IN quest OF
Iurbide; and it was believed ,ihat from the
energetic measures adopted by the Vice
Roy, the said Iturbide would fall into the
HANDS of the Major Generals DIVISION
This circumstance would suffice, it was
thought, 70 put an effectual check to the de-
signs of some restless and factious spirits,
who wished to SOW discord and jealousy be-
tween the Europeans and Mex,cans. In
Vera Cruz the National Milita:hadIb been or
ganised for the purpose of securing the pub
lie tranquility. At the moment of Gepar-
ture, they heard of the arrival of the Spa
nish irigates Prueba and Venganza, at Aca-
pulco.
From the above, il would appear, that
The report lately received at this place, of
the reinforcement of the Vice Roy of Mex
leo, is without foundation.
The papers also contain advices from nj :
drid TO the 10th, and from Cadiz to the Goth
February, received by the Spanish brig
General Riego, in 81 days from the latter
place. The only article worth noticing, is
the appointment of Don Luis de Onis, Mi
mister Plenipo'entiary at Naples, to go in
the same character TO the Court of S..
James. From the Madrid articles it would
seem. that the greatest unanimity prevailed
between The regular troops, the militia, and
the people.
On the 10th of February, an address was
presented TO the King by the military in the
Capital, assuring him of their alta chment
to His Royal Person, and firm determine
ton 10 support the Constitution.
Prices at HaUana, 6h ,nst.-Box Sugars,
white, D8 9; brown, Dc; Muscoyado, D4
5; coffee, 10 a 20!; molasses. 4 bits per
keg; rice, 4 Is D5 per cwt.; -four, nomi-
nal lard, l3 Is cents.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
From the Connecticut Mirror.
EXHIBITION OF THE DEAFAND DUMB

On Tuesday afternoon the pupils of
the Deaf and Dumb s,lum gave a
public exhibition of their progress un-
der the course of instruction pursued
in that humane institution. An ocCa-
sion 30 interesting drew together
large COncOurse of our citizens, and
the singular and universal attention
which the audience paid to the exerci.
ses exhibited a proof that the growing
knowledge of this unfortunate class of
our species is not Witnessed without
pleasure.
In addition to the neatness which
we observed III the dress of the pupils,
we were particularly struck with the
perfect order and senteel d PERTINENT
with which every thing was done, and
We believe it but justice t. the officers
of the Institution to state that in gene.
ral the pupils, in every respect, eAhi-
bited proofs of the constant and un.
wearied pains which had been taken
in their instruction.
The exercises of the day began by
a prayer. followed by an elegant and
appropriate address from Mr.. Gallau-
dette, the principal, and by an address
by signs from pupil. Here followed
the exhibition of the several classes.
under the direction of their instructors
beginning with the fourth class, con-
sisting of such pupils as had been
the shortest time III the asy lum. This
class, at present under the care of Mr..
Turner, who we understand has been
in the asylum only about two months.
first wrote single words from signs to
illustrate their knowledge of tie dis
tincti,e use between the articles and
an. Then followed set Of verbs and
substanti,es from signs with several
short phrases and answers to a few
questions.
The third class were under the in.
structiun OF Mr.. Orr.
This class gave proofs of their
knowledge Ly supplying the connec-
tives, when the nomlnative and objec-
tive cases. and verbs, were given them;
also by supplying the verb in its pro.
per tense when only the nnminative
was given them. This class also dis.
played knowledge Of the meaning Of
words as we'll as of grammatical dis
tinction. by making an original SEN
tence, by being merely supplied with
verb from the instructor.
The second class was under the d.
rection of Mr.. Weld.
The first object was to shew that
the language of signs was applicable
to the grammatical part Of our lam
guage. This was illustrated by die
tating the various lenses of the verbs
to the pupils. Thus, 81 shall hare
sailed from England before you arrive
there" This sentence Was immedi-
atcly written down by the pupils, and
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
"Hupre. Feb. "a.

"Haprs. FEB. "a.
Since cur last respects. copy OF which
IS annexed. the state of this market has re-
NAMED The same; however, Upland cottons
have rather given way. The best quality
is not worth more than 8 sous; goon, 81 "a
800; ordinary, 29 %. For Sea Island
there is no enquiay; 40 bales old crop nave
been sold al 49 sous. We have no Louis'-
ana cotton left in Market; the last safes
were made at IS sous.
'sNew Carolina rice is very little enqu'r-
ed after. and cannot be quoted over xoi.
duty paid"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
RANK ROBBERY.


Another attempt to rob he Bank Of Phi
ladelphia, through the medium Of the pub
lie culvert, was made on Monday night last
aud fortunately frustrated. About 8 o'clock
IN the evening the cashier had occasion to
go into the bank, and on opening the door
be heard great noise in the passage leading
to the directors room The lobbers must
have heard him, for by the time be had
summoned the watch, they had re,reated
through thesaperture into the public culvert
and eluded all pursuit. Every effort wa.
imme liatel y made to trace the villains, but
without success. A man. under very suspi-
cious circumstances, was taken up and COM
mitted. On examining the bank it appear
ed, that they bad worked their way stron
tue cul'ert into the cellar, aud from thence
had progressed TO the directors room, and
at the tir,e OF their discovery were in the
at Of forcing their passage into the banking
room. Candles, match, augers, and
long pole, &c. were left behind,
[Tha Gaz:
The vigilance of the officers OF the insti-
tuition, 4 the precautionary measures which
have been adopted by the directors, will
render such attempts altogether harmless.
The persons concerned in this affair will
probably receive the reward Of their viii
lainy at the next sitting of the Mayors
Court.
Detroit, March 80.
Major R. Irwin OF this place, received by
the last mail letter from Green Bay via
Chicago and Fort Wayne, dated. Feb. Sd.
which states that intelligence had reached
there few days previous, of msunder.
standing having taken place between the
Chippewas and MenOminies on one side land
the Winnebsgoes on the other. and that
seven oil the former had been massacred at
the Portage. The wiIter bad been very se-
we're at the Bay, aud an unusual quantity
OF snow had fallen The troops enjoy fine
health, and are under very good regulations
and discipline.
FROM ms -'oJok beacon, .8prd IL.
Captain Keele has politely furnished the
following quotations OF the markets at St.
Barts, at the time he sailed.
Flour D. LAB; corn so cts; peas so; and
all other articles of American produce pro-
portiopably dull; rum 38; coffee 81.
SUICIDE.
On Sunday morning las, Coroner's In
guest in this city, was held over the body of
MIR. David Securd, House and Sign Painter.
The causes which produ> ed the hallucina,
ton that prompted the desperate deed have
been furnished us in his own writing. 1t ap-
pears froIn all we have seen and heard, that
H. .t...Ih III m. -. iEa dnrinc the last Supn.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
81. Thomas, March 90.

We have just received the report f'om o.
Barts, that the pi ate which had been cru'-
zing some days in the Sail Rock Passage
had been tax zen possession Of a, that place,
while engaged in disposng of her coffee and
other articles Of plumber.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-25
Removal.
Zip. WHITNEY tegs cave to &C

II p. WHITNEY legs cave to &C.
IL quaint bis friends snd he public IN
general that he has removed his shop IRON
be corner OF Fairfax TO the corner OF
Pace 4 Water streets; where he will be
happy to supply hls customers as former
ly, with any description that they may at
any time need as low he trusts, as any
other IN the District, and he likewise
wishes TO inform them that he has Just
received full supply Of almost every ar
ticle for the approaching season, which
will be found an object Tor lbose that need
such goods to call and Judge Tor them
selves.
N. B. Every description OF ready made
clothing constantly Oh hand, and the low
est prices, anu any orders fulfilled With
punclualiy and despatch.
sept 3 3taw4n,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-25
NEW-i Ukh
Dying Establishment.

He citizens OF Alexandria, George.
u town aud " ashington, are respect
fuily informed that The undersigned have
oeen al sointed Agents Tor the elegant,
exteils.se y useful establishment, al New.
YORK, known As The
~ /. Lying Establishment,
the utility OF bich has been ackuowiedg
ed by many OF the first characters who
nave flsileC II, anG iron. y Ilnessing the
facilities ioi oyIna an0 finishing silks and
Grapes, IN ST IL OF superior elegance.
have gwen to II decided preference 10
any Thing Of lhe hInI III Anenca, and
declare II calculated to compete with any
I'D LIs land.
SiECINLNS on variOus kiads
OF goods, are lett with the agents v 10
VIII receive and Iorwaru ali goods to The
propr'etOrs, anu ueiiyeI then. ~ the Ow.
ncrs Tree oi expense ioI freight.
~ IHL LdDiLS an arrange.
menl Of thls Emo must be- desirable Ob
Je,t, d. II presents 10 lLeM all OISUItua
MY Ui ha''ns
Lrupe, or silk dresses,
Made 10 toUn as arett as umen Ne0c, and
a cosor superior 10 tie indaa Lye
tIiiuews anu Stains removed IRON goods
OF e|-IJ description. brown billings,
Brown COtions, VI Drowb Linens, bleach
ed perfectly White ny a ChtHICa, process,
10 lev hOuIs. LeshorT oiiaw, anu Snk
bOnnets ~ ed; iGiHiiure Cieansed, anu high
glazed, paIasOis uJ eG ca llit StICks;l ASH
mere, MsrinU, amei Han anu Cashier
SnaW l. CieanSea, aud additional bIIiIian,y
gwen 10 the CUiuis III the borders. bIUad.
cloths &C dyed, Te.0Itsstu, anO spots Ie-
moved, or CUIuf CstLrtd, Wheh II had
heen distuI 'e. CEahseatie sinLit VS., aid
black silk veivels, DYED sretn, Or light
cOlors, &c. DC.
oalislactoly evidence OF the responsible.
ty, as also resp. clIbIl.ty Oi ID. lIolie-
| tors, u turnIsheu by letters, iron. PeIsous
oil nigh standing IN New-fUIh, 10 some
OF our most distinguished citizens 81
addition to winch II may be sCdcd, that
the most respectable houses III III. Last
India trade patrUnlZe this extensive esisb.
iIshmeht.
Tie Citizens oil AleAan-
dria are respectfully informed, laal the
prices may be known OH application 10
Gen A Lynn, who wis also exhibit
.pecln. Ds ii the Dying ana finishing Of
| onhs &C.
Tie Ladies g. Gentlemen Of George
,oWn, ali tins CITY, viii be pleased to ap.
| p, ior mi, rn,al'OB 10
CO.oTON 4 LOOCkLRMAN,
.PeAnsytvaniG .1Tfhue.
Washington CilJ June 81.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-25
United States Of America,
AGAINST
The Schooner Mary, George ". Howard,
Muster.


Muster.
WHEREAS Thomas Swami, Esq At
torney tor the u. States, hath exhIS-
tied Tibet or complaint III the District
Court of the d C.. aiIedging that On the
eth November, l6zl, at The port OF Alex.
andrla, five tons Of Hemp OF loreIgn gro" In
OF the value 0i 8uU dollars anu upwards
were brought into the town OF Alexan-
dria, in certain vessel, calico The
Mary, George n Howard master, without
any clearance TO authorize the sane, or
any manifest whatever OF The SAID mer-
chandlze, whic'" has become forfeited TO
the United Slstes and seized by Hum.
phrey Peake, collector of tie port OF Alex
andria
And whereas The Hon. William Cranrh,
Judge OF the said Court, hath ordered and
directed that all persons concerned be
called and adm sbed TO appear al the
court house 10 Alexandria, OH The s6th
day OF December al 10 O'Clock, to sbew
cause, II any they have why Judgnlr Mt
should not pass as prayec.-Ali persons
therefor having or pretending to have
any right or claim III, aud to ths said
hemp, are hereby cIted ami adm0nlsbed
TO appear al lh- tine and place aforesaid,
10 abide by and perform such Judicial acts,
as are required 10y law 10 be done IN the
premises. u. MINOR, u. NJ.
for T. Ringgo!d, Marshal.
dec 10 sdt26D
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For sale.

y3OtIR HUNDRED Y FO tTY-FOUR
acres OF Land, one sud aa'i niies
from the Motley Hall Ferry, upon winch IS
:. M al inr country purposes. Tins land Is
=, y,r,,,s nuaj,tIes.-r ne mill well >on-
;ncIeI would be profitable. One fifth OF
the purchase money will he reqn"ei 10
hand. upon the balance, tive equal annual
payments will be satisfactory. Apply 10
the subscriber, I,vvlny al Motley Han.
FRANCIS E. bDZER.
N. B. This lan1, II not previously ois,
nosed of. will he offered al nalt pas' III
o'ciock. A, VI. to tue highest bidder, on
tn. 10Th day OF January, 1872, at the
Broad Creek Tavern.
Sn 2aw2w
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Marshai's sale.

~ ILL be sold on The premises, fer
w cash, on Monday tue xlst day Of
January next, al X O'clock, all The right,
ute and interest OF AleAanoer Ferry, IN
and to the follow 'Dg property, " wit: q
two story brick house anu lot situate and
lying IN the north sIde OF Luke street, y
Binding thereon q ieet, and extending
back l6 iert, t. a sixteen ieet alley -
ALsO, iIanIe house aud lot situate CE IA.
trick street, anu bnuIng lbeleoD IL teet,
and extending Dsck 10 nne parallel With
Glbbon street, lUU ieel, to satisfy thee
executions, one IN favor Of b. L. ID &
Co. one 10 tsyor OF Ly dia VI ooIe, and The
other in iavor OF tht Bank OF the Unllsd.
States. d. MINOR, u. Nj.
for 7. Ripsgold, Marshal.
dec 90 Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-25
For Boston,

For Boston,
sS> The schnr. Hector, Snow, master,
rzss,sss:22.wiII sail on "Wednesday next; Tor
treIant OF goo bbs. or passage apply o.
A. y A. II. ADAMS,
Who hare for Sale,
so bags coffee
400 sacks salt
5000 bushels q. A. salt
$50 bbls. prime pork
200 mats Cassia
100 boxes soap
5000 pounds soal leather
90 ioz calf Sims
900 reans cap paper
~ bbds English island molasses
n ar CASKS muuutsin Malaga wine
Pipes, pipes, quarter casks Sicily Ma
dei:a VINE
100 bags pepper
lao bUls No. { y 2 mackerei
200 bbls ground plaster
Boxes Huscat VINE
SO bbis beet, No u
10 bbis bright Yarnlsh,
loo do tar
10 boxes sweet ccrdials
with general assortment OF groceries and
ship chandlery and paints; which will be sold
low oC'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-25
JUST PU BLISHEH
The Laws
OF THE
Corporation Of Alexandria,

As REVISED and passed Goth Jan'ry, 1921
,GNHlS little, but useful volume has been
A revised by professional gentIeman,. y
contains al. the Laws of the Corporation,
at present in force, with very satisfactory
index. It's neatly aud correctly printed. 4
mus, be necessary book Tor every member
of our town. A lew copies tor sale by
JOHN A. STUART.
oct
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For Boston and Portland,

xSA> The good brig Rising sun, Prince,
$&& Master: carries about 1900 barrels
Flour, and viii take freight on moderate
terms, Apply to
Who have for sale said Briggs cargo OF
LIS tons Plaister.--
dec Is
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Marsi:ai's Sale.

NlLL he sold On The premises for
w cash, on Tuesday, The zYd day of
January next, at II O'Clock, on that Gay,
al the right, lite anu interest Ut Adam
Lynn, IN anu ~ the following property
one thee story brick house, and lot, silu-
ate on the south side III King street, at
tie intersecl Ut King and 81. Asaph st.
and lIonlIDg Oh King street 23 teet, and
fronting an 81, AsaFh street IS teet; Also,
one other bouse ana lol situate on the saline
side OF KING street, beginning 81 iret 8
inches east OF 81. Asaph street, and run
ming easlwartiy. and bndlng on King ST.
32 leet, and eAteudIng back, 2l3 tret s
inches ~ satisfy an execution IN favor Of
the Mechanics Bark OF Alexandria.
u. MINOR, u. NJ.
tor I. Rlnggold, Marshal.
dec 60 IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-25
4 Young Man.

NIiSHlNG to embark in the Dry Good
" OF Grocery business. being aes
quainled with both, and has at his disposal
1880 dollars, WHICH he would be willing 10
put 10 stock providing an offer meeting hn
appreciation be MADE 10 him; he would pre-
Ter engaging with house already establish
ed. Con4,nuuicati tons on the subject address
ised to- A. 3. II. and left at the post odicswiii
be a,tendedto.
nov 9
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Vol. XIII


] ,hn I'll. lIad1 . 20.
TAVE just received from Marse'lles per
bri, Venus, aud oter tor sale,
Io,casks Ciaret VINE
loo bnxes II bottles each old claret
y, do white wine
e5 do Muscat de Fronllgnac.
10 pipes brandy
ID boxes white soap lSoaP
o. nal. blue doubled, boiled T. marbled
TO casks supernhe sweet oil
II baskets II BOTTLES each 90
So do 8 do do DO
5 bags each iooo supreme Corks
l37 weight Ccrkwood
For Sale or Freight,
"a The good BRIG VENUS, James
49, Kelly, master, burtben liz Ions
vii oe IN order TO receive cargo IN lew
days. Apply as above.
9th oct.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-25
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

Dan away from The subscribers, on the
II night OF Friday, 30th last month, at
Taylor's tavern (Hartwood,) the following
.slaves-yiz:
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Tom, Peter. Fielding and Cud-

TOM is about 50 years old, about the
common height, AID spare made-looks ve-
~ sancti6ed when spoken to--wore away a
SUIT OF domestic cloth, as well as recoiect-
ed; tue psntaloons old and patched. He
was bought OF DR.. BrOnaugh, OF Dumtries,
about 6 months past, and ran away, aud
Was taken up and put in Fairfax jail. .
PETER is about the same age, hls cloth
ing al old patched coat OF Virginia cloth,
vest and pantaloons, with an old hat 4 new
shoes.
FiELDING'S clothing nearly the same,
except his coat, which IS blue broad cioth,
ajou. hai-worn he is Is years old, IKE
ly fellow, rather under the common height
ct men, and when spoken to appears 10 De
embarrassed, and answers very difhuentiy.
CUOOI Is II years old, smaller man
Fielding; his clothing Virginia cloth, ana
pretty mucb wurn--has wool hat aud new
Shoes. The three last Negroes are broth
ers: we purchased them of Mr. W. Linton, oil
Dumtries, a tew days ago, out OF Tue estate
Of Col. TYLER, dec d,-The above reward
will be given tor them all, or D25 for either,
t conined IN jail, OF delivered 10 either vi
$, near PottersviIie, Louisa county:
HlLLlAM SHEOD,
WILLIAM DA6NEf.
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rreignt W anted,

az, For the snip PO1OmAC. CHARLES
S& Bradford, master; Durthen ABOUT
SUI nuds oil tobacco or 4UUu ubls Hour
The sup IN good order and ready " re-
celve cargo Immediately. FOR terms
apply to cor
JOHN JANNEY T. SON.
Who will purchase good wneat and
wool well washed on the sleeps JACK.
az The Euilors vi Tie National lntei-
ligeucer will please Insert the above once
a week OF lhree weeks.
s mu9 laW1