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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-02
MARINE LIST,
COPIED FROM THE
READING ROOM BOOKS.
OF ALsxANpRIA. MARCH /, 1929

ARRIVED,
Schr. John, Back, from Richmond,
Goals, to II, Ramsay &tobacco to Vow
ell & Douglas.
Brig Hope, Hodgkinson, from Aquin,
coffee and ballast, to Ashby & Strib-
ling, J. 81. Harper, Braden, Morgan
j. co. Henry jackson, S. Messersmlth
and the Master.
Sloop Charles, Gibbs, 9 days from
Savannah, rice and cotton, to M. Miller
& Son and j. c. Vowel.
Ship Commerce, Mcknight, and all
the feet that left here on the llth u!t.
went to sea last Saturday forenoon, per
Mr. Rice, pilot, from the ship Com
merce.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-02

For Norfolk and Richmond.
Ala. The schr. CALEDONIA, captain
SSMAaS&Gx Trayers, will sail on Saturday, the
Cd March; Tor freight or passage, apply Ia
the master OH board at Rsinsay's wharf,
or 10 JOHN Il. JACkoON.
feb 81 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-02

For Freight,
sM The fine schr. DOLLAR, Cor
AGsham Mayo, master, burthen $50
barrels, will be ready ior the reception OF
a cargo IN two days. which will be taken
in preference, to the West Indies, OF a
southern port. Apply to
j. II LADD & Go.
Who have receiyed per sad schooner, ana
offer for sale.
Is tons plaster,
"A bags green coffee,
80 chests young hYson tea.
feb IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-02
feb 2I
To Rent.

THAT well known stand for A CABI-
NET MAKER, formerly occupied by
w. II. HARMON. consisting ofthe Wire
Room. and Cabinet Makers Shop-posses
sion may be had IN a few days Apply 10
MARY HARMON.
Esh 26
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-02
.M.aRRIED.

On Thursday evening, by the Rev. Dr..
Wilmer, Nh. William Smath, merchant OF
Richmond, 10 Miss Hannah Drs"ksr, OF
this town.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-02
For Gibraltar,

s THE excellent ship POTOMAC.
SsssEAChai!es Bradford, master, viii ssiI
fof Gibraltar direct, on or about tie 9Th
proxllno; tol passage only, having genteel
ACCOMMODATIONS, apply 10 the master on
board at Twins Wharf. or TO
JOHN JANNEY 4 SON.
2mo26 eod3t.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09
voLcANo CT CLAY.

A very remsrks6le phepomeoon has lately
Attracted IN. Sioiljans hnd travellers 10 the
essletu teciivi.y Of IL na. ], isa volcano OF
clay, wnieh hos bufs, forth 10 splSO s. 200
PAGES from The ses. The ctatet doc do' K
csed ,wo and "a hal feet; 'he shiny clay {"
sp0uts up, rises SIX ut seven fetT, ond sprs ads
uscif IN such manner, he, az a miles DIS
tance, it torn, a marsh or slough This cay
is oxceltnt for pouely.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09

bate accounts from tho West Indies shew
ths, The report Of an embargoat Porto Rico,
aud The imprisonment Of Americans, was or
tonsous So li,ls apprehension was Eel, 81
ST. Thomas of any difficulty at Porto Rico,
that on the - Of Sep,.the schr. Madison, of
North Yarmouth, aud big William, of Plus.
ton, wcts about TO sail for ihat island.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09
MEXICO.

A passenger in ,bo L'f=ima, arrived at
Charleston, from La Vera Crnz, informs ,ha;
oil wa, quiet in Mexico. The people ohttar
Ell satisfied with the C. lvernmeut O.! l,o1 b,de,
aud he seemed TO be hrmiy fixed upon the
throne. The only spot in Mexico held by
the Royalis,s was ,he Castle OF Suan lie U!iao.
The rest Is divided between the lspe e,ial,s'.,
sui some stubbn'n Republicans wiz, bSye LET
the court, and vao may yet give some lrouels
to tbs new l:dged dynasty.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09
ISTEST IMP okTATioAS o.
SPRING GOODS.
JAhf.S HAMMOND,
HF.S HAMMOND
ms JUsT RRcsIyED.

NV JULY KEttIFEDs
y XrRA super aud superhne rea. London and
- french fashionable blue and black Broadelolhs
and L.scsineres.
A'egsn, patterns Of fsshonable Ves;ings-hands.
rin Craps and f.crcntDe for do.
Irish Lntns and Linen Cambrics, in whole and
half pieces, remarkably cheap.
EoSiish twist and NalihaSa powerloom cotton
Shrtings.
Fine Cravot Muslins, and fancy or Plain Crayat
hSndkercheIs
Company Flsg and Bsrdanno hdkfs
Double and single black Barcelona do.
Blue. mazcrin bue, and yellow haBsins.
satt'nos, Csssneis. York stripes and striped Jeans
Long and short ak and cotton Hosiery.
Webh's Patent suspsnderG--best beaver Gloves
Sllk and cotton Lmhfe.las.
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-%NNNr
LAST WEEKS cnIsGtoNs.
From he VoIcE FEoa ~. HELGNA"

NfoH iuc NVlEE NV 81 ~ tlFhNEh'
BOnabUle's opinion respccting ths Con-
9uesi Of 2WkCy.
&" In the course Of few years Russio will
have Cops,anlipop!o, tho greatest pare Of Tur.
key, Gnd oil G'eecc. This hold to be as
CERTAIN as il IL had already taken place. Al.
mos, all the cabling and flstoring which Al
exandsr y sctiscd towards nc, was 10 gain
my consent 10 efT,ct this object. would
nol consent, forsceing ,ha. the equilibrium OF
Europe would be destroyed Ia the natural
course of things, in few years Turkey must,
fsll.ro Russia. The greatest part Of her pop.
u!ation q eeks, who you mey say are Rus
slams. The powers IL wuu'd ipjure, ool WIN
coold oppose it, aro EngIond, Franee, Prussia
and Ausrs. Now, as 10 Austria, ii will ba
ve,y easy foc Russis 10 engage her ansistsnco
by giviuS her Servia, and other province,
bsrdcrins upon The Austrian do,nnionsreach-
ing near 10 Consan,inople. rhe oply by.
potheeis that France snd Englsnd my e'er
hc allied with sincerity VIII bo in n,def 20
prcvcn, the. Bu, even this alliance would
not avail. France, England, a0d Prdssis !.
nited canno, prevent It. Russia aaa Austria
can at aay Lime effect il.
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u is mentioned in Washington paper.
ths, the Navy Department is in possession oi
sufficient evidence to establish tho pifaIical
character of ihs Panchata, alias Palmyts, 20.
Gently csp,uSed by the Gcampus, and arrived
ptC sllesto0,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09

sr rPkIA TIhG, " al ktnds, catcyIed a.
m:Sfdsfory Vta saer. a. this cfse.
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NEN GOODS.
H4RYE1 SESSIONS.

HfRFEl SESSiD NS.
:. "a jus, received, GOOD ,msnt oI Good
y A suuahl- 10 the season-vhiCA he Uhers a.
small advance from the cost--vs--
london black and Blue Brosdco,ss and Cas~
ner,s. Ga fSucy cDlors do. 5-A black BoTaoasins
So black and co,ored do; Nsnkn and Canton Cvrp.,
lrdiS 5lScS and coorcd LevNutInes Grape sre 3 .r
Grape long shtwls English CsFhmerc iurc shave
Cashmere shaws l,t snd black silk iideis tanc
silk dos GAuze do: wh,,e snd black SIX Gauze ,
black, white an psii Luisttpgs, Parssois, chesp
gsrnure and pisia Ribbons Me- inn shaslsi d
tidk's; black. whis and oo'ored injit silk shlwis
black and co'ortd iGdia sa,ins s1k Nestings, blue
snd yellow Nens,ns FurnrHreS srG ucpper plates .
cheap CAlicoss DombGs.ts iurouuSe ard common
nimo,y s and s Cotton C-,1bricss J,coust do )
! 5 snd 6.A sheer Nus'ins Indis, Mu shd Boox do,
Muslin Rnl LSnn Hdkts, with bcrdsr' 4 4 tincus
and long Lawns iiren tao,hr,e llGkls Feather
Fans-.,ripSd srd whi'e iesns-- mixed Csmblets snr
coats snl pantaloons- bieached ar.l uablsached A.
merican Cottons, gr,a, vsrety--?Gids ana stripes
--Redtcss &c, &c. &c July -
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l23I and Q do.
3 ) 1 8 and 2 3 dtr.
10 ii ~ Is and IL TO.
IL de-
l239l3 4ls,s 10 and ca lwest dc
On the first Monday in september next for Il,
sale Of such of the sbove described lands st
ted m he follow ,rg townships and ranges, vic
Townships Is ~ and 90, in raugc =. Of thss
S.h hevidisn lines
1916 617 Is 10 md 90 3 10.
10 Il IL IA is is and io dc.
129I0 IL IL s and IS dc.
i2A5680 I0ii 10 IL and iS 90.
On the Is, Mon'a, in October next, for 'he said
Of such OF he ahov- described lands as are situated
in the following townships and ranges. viz.
townships 2 3 45o7 10 ii ~ l3 Is e II IS ID
aud 60 in range 7, west of 5'h metidisn line
IL d 5 7S9 10 Is 10
I7ISi9 20 do.
1885 67s9 10 IL 70
I3 10 aud 20 9 do.
On the lss Monday III November next. for sale 80
such ui the above described lands ss stustet N
tne to.owng townships and ranges, v'z.
Tow"ships l Is z 70 snd III, IN
'engs 10 ives, uf the 5,h meridian line,
345 81 8 8 and 10 in range I do.
asa 5 6 7 8 9 and 10 II DO.
234567 and Y IS do.
81 6 z and 4 Ia dr.
YOd Is 90.
SO aad 2 IS DO.
II do
Each sale viii commence with the lowest numbe-,
Of section. ,ounshp aud range, aud proceed IN res.
ulSt numerics order.
The iand. reserved ny lev Cor the use of schoola
or for Other purposes, will be reserved horo safe.
Given unter NY hand, st the city OF Wasa;ng otIs
this liIh day of Match, 1872.
JAMES MONROE
BY the President,
IosIAa MrIus,
Commissioners Of the Gen Land Office
March - M.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09
rIREIN NEw.YoRK.

On "Wednesday morning last, al an estIy
hour, o 6rs broke out at the cornes Of Cnha.
rino and Bancker streels, which communicat-
ed to tho opposite corocr and DESTROYED the
following houses on Cathsrine sneei-~No sS,
co,ner of Bsocker.sree', occupied by NJ.
James Walsh, grocet, with mos, OF III. con-
tents CT the slo'e--Nn. 80, dwelling house,
occupied by Mr.. ] 5 B;ainetd; turniture
ptincipOliy ssved---No. IS, two s,ory brick
house, occupied IVY Dr.. Rockwell, sod Mr.,
Eogpn--No. 30, three story brick bousp,
occupied by the Rev. Mr.. Williams And
the foilow,ng wooden buildings, No S5, aocn.
pcd ny John Blower, and two o,hefs--SS, u.
MA deli's tavern aud Two small siores-s7,
occupied by four fsmiies--,snd the co,sef
Of Bancksrsuee,, occupied by MIR. B. Nash,
grocer. -
Young man was knocked down in store
o, Philadeiphia, few evening, since, by
black fellow, who, % prsience Of purehes'ng
somg sussi watched his opportunity 10 strike
the lad vitn Sub under ths LEFT ear, which
p7o.uated him to the grounS. IIe then II.
he' 'h' uooey drawer olits eoole1's, amount.
inf SSS, with which he GOT clear of.
Jufgs Yves hss tesigptd his seat on tho
bench y the Suprsns yoar, Ct ihs na,o Of
Nsw.Yofks
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By Ms Psmiatnt ef,Az Gniizd S:a..ss:

By The President ef,he Cniizd 3.G.es:
w HEaEss the President Of the tisiled States is
w authorized by law 40 cause isncs TO be ofisF-
cd for sse
Therefore. L. JAWS NosRor. ps-siJen' of DO
United States, do hereby declare ard make known,
that the pubic safes shs be held Is follows, VIZ
At,he Land Office a, Terre Hsue, ia ind.a Oh
the first Monday m Ju,y aext, for the sale OF
townships ~ and i8 in rlnge l. esst Of the 81
prinops! meridian line.
IL and 10, IA ranges TO 9. ~es; DO.
At the Lsnu Office at vsndais. in ilinois on tho
third Monday in Juy next. for the safe Of
Townships H. ~. - and IA, in rssges and =, east
of the 81 princ pat merdsn lire,
II. IL. l3, II std Is. in ranges 3 and & do.
Al tie same place. un the thisd Monday in Al.
gus next. foe Ihe sale of
townships II, ~. 70, IA and IS, in ranges ). and
8. east Of the Sd principal meridian line,
IL in rarge Z do.
At tie Land Office at Palestine, in Illinois, on tBo
first Monday IN Augns, next, tor ife sale 81
townships s. z b ard 9, in ranges 9. 10 aud II,
east of tie 81 priuc,Fs mericisn line.
So; and y in rAnge H. ives, OF I'd do
Al The same place, on the 6rst Monday in sep
tember Dext, for the sale of
Township. TO- II. i2 and IS, in ranges 9, 20 ana
~ east of 81 principal n,er,d an line.
~, IL. ~ aud Is, IN raryes l2, Is and "a, wesrc
=, the same place, the first Monday in octos
her next, ior the sale pf
Townships Ia, IS. rs ard IL in ranges g. 10 and 10
east ofthe Sd principal meridian lite,
IL, AZ. 10 ana az, ia fanges IL, 49, srd IA wesS
OF % do.
A. the same place. on the Ist Mondsy in Novems
her next, tor tie sale 0f
Townships 6 10, 20 and 2l in ranges 9, 10 AM: Il,
east Of tie 81 principal ne ridian line,
. IS. 10 ~ and q, in ranges l3 and "a, west II
81 principal meridian line,
iS, 9and 20, IN range u, do. do.
IS IL, do. do.
~, l8, i9 ard 20 10, do do.
AT tue Land Office for The Northern dscrict oY
Louisona, at the town os Ouccltiic, on TIE firSs
Monday in Noveube next for the safe of
townships Is I6, II, IS and 10. in ranges I, 9 q
and 5, vest Of The meridian Fne,
st the Land Office at the seat Of Justice Of The
county Of Independence, in the Arkansas territory
Tor the safe ol such lands of the Uni,ed States as
are si;usted in te following desc,ibed townships
ana ranges, acd which have beeH excluded from
the louery Of The lands appropriated tor satisfying.
warrsp's for military services, viz.
On the first Monday in hngus, next for the saIe
OF such Ct the above described snds rs are suuss
tel in The following townships and csnges vi-:
townships = 2S45 and 20 in range CAST
cf the 5th meridian lincf
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M. M'Dlfis's p'sco'd rend, thus
TO THE PUBLIC

81 grs,uiGon.ly oifetou Col. WIN. Com.
miog satisfaction due TO gentleman, when
he IN he eyes of he whole comounity ~ss
d,sgtecsd snd unworthy OF Doticn--l eppo'n,
ed Cay and place, and to'vs'ped him |
would mesi him ~ no u'her.-He ectusliy
refused To meet me. uDder false pretenoes to
OBTAIN delay. 10 waieh Ec was not sntitied -
am psrfacily convinced lbh fronl enquiries
which 90 gentlemen would make, he -'scr
,aiDcd my mode of shooting, ahd ,eiused %
msetme, until he could have further tims Ia
practice. heve $3.50 Coioosl Cumming OF
the field OF combat, brRciae his coward no' YES
with ar,iEciOl ,;imulGpts.--i know him 10 De
a coward, who has bcc0 driven by despas a'ior
tn me course he has Pursueej aod ON SAT
1iAi no will meet no tnsu, unless hs suppos
rs no has a decided advantage IN the com
bat
(s.sned) GEORGE M'DUFFIE.
Col. Cumming is not so circums,antirl, bu
comes 10 ,hc poini At once. He ,sy-,
IN Geosee M'Durir, having virtual y
.tused the satisfaction which he pfon'ic3
ne--l docls'e h'm 40 spoiyocatiHs scound -
4n5 coward"
(S,gu,D WILLIAM CUMMING
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The NevlY0k cGxIt ro4s, .l,,ey aa.

The Nev.Yo'k ckSlt Eo1s, lately ad.
venised, was taken q, Albany, on The 23d
OH. by Mesus. AsToR & SoS, OF this oi'y, IN
six per cent. stock, 3 90 900 ct loz -, and
$780, 900 ct Io7.--A. Y. faaer.
The driver of stage ccaeh was lately fined
in Eog.apd ten pounds S,-rling sol cosls of
court, log carrying ors more passenger IN LIS
coach from BiatIburn "a MbLehssier, than 10
allowed by Law. Al the same ctuEl snolb:r
coac hmen was fned five pounds for inriou:ly
driving the msii coach, regardless Of ,as re-
mons,ronces otthe passengers, and 10 ,he i'm
minen, danger ol lheil lives
A Squash is now growing in II, garden OF
t.r. Nslhaniei WebslcG, IN GofbSns, which
messus, /our jeef and a haT 10 eircumief.
enc.
A Cucumber was raised IN . garden in
Portland, by M. John YoCag, vhich measu'-
ed twen'y inches in cicumsCsnce, and
weighe<l'seVen EOunds and ;yUo osnees.
Portland Gc<
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Selling at Sery reduced prices, at
Il. = I.kE,S


- UrERFINv and curnmon bue and black Broad
~ cio,hs CsSsrn.res; IA, a,hionao.e Pelise Cloths ,
p'sn aud figured Engisl, Fisnneis Caiicoes, ava
rsty mcrlno Sbaws and sJdl,fs imitation, ditto 4;
book and ieno Musiins book muslin t,dStS super
a..ck silk, do. ball and wire Thread best Iaian
ewing silk horn, shell and ivory Combs black
ID cu'ored ,rares; se.;, sretn and white Iaiian
apes Uombaze,is, very cheap Bonha.eens; Va
,snoio Vesyings; linen C~mbrics long Lawns mu.'
And comet s,usiins Cotton Cambrios Dimilies
strip,d Jesrs Hosiery, s'es variety eHesp irsh
Linens shirtiugs aud shest,ugs; sm,,ms ,p,toas ,
cotton F'pss
She above articles, with crest variety not .ncr.
,ed will be sold much lower than ever before o.
cd Those vino wish 10 ciothe themselves che,p
IL dc we'll TO call vi
No. ia, 7hamcs.Si
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From tie Providence Journal.

The tUay thry do things az the Sonth-A
bieud in klgs held Disric, Is. e has ,ep,
us copies OF ihe placsrd., ,everslly ported up
by NJ, ss.s. Cumni'g ard MD fiji % iuci
rs'u'o through ,ecnsilIe, f'on tbeir late
liutles. tnOc.
MI M'DufTis's nlsce,d -end, thus
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17

i1h V >SIuSi icceNcd nom auctions,
IN addition 20 ,heIr former assortment of Fall
and Winter Goods -
GOO yards elegant Floor CARPETlNGS,
chcap--36o. ystds DOMBAZETrS, itom
Is TO %s6 pc ysrj.
THEr HAvE ON HAND,
large sssortmeDt Of Cslicoes, GiDghsms
and Piaics I; Cashmere Shawls ; some Of the
hes. Russis Diapers ever imported IN this
tovo, per bale or single piece, cheap Rose
Blankets Bresdcio,h.-, C.x.irn.sss sna Pc,
;iss.s ss-iasvss @;u-.a1,~-,r-a D:apes far on.
Iy Sd per yard; Chex shsmbr rsy GiDgha (;
bomespun Flannel, &c. Steam loom English
and American Sbirtings and Sheeiings |;
Nankin aud Canton Grapes I,sllsn dio /;
S'nehawo and Sarsoetts; Ladies and Gentle.
mems wofsted Hose, from Is6 to US pc
pair, all coio's dark and ligh, common
Vesting Valencia, elegsut new psiieios !
Leno and Book Musiins spider net, pickle
and fancy MosIins white and colored Cam
brio part Of case Of Leghorn Bonnets !;
Straw diuo; with many other articles too nu
merou, TO mention. Newport, Dec i9.
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NOTICE.

MY Accounts must be settled
1vl Those Persons who have been owing me for
many years psst, cannot longer expec, indulgence
which il is not IN my power to grant --Is IS sbso
lutely necessary and indispensable, thSt all roy un
settled business should be closed forthwith many
accounts are now pat in the bards Of Justice for
collection, and all those who wish to avoid expence
and trouble. required 10 pay the amount OF their
dues. speedily as possible.
March i4 1921. GEORGE WiSTON q.
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NOTICE.

lanes TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
j the public. that he has employed an experienced
workman. at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS.
AID is ready to attend TO the calls Of his old Gus.
toners and Feiends--the smallest favour will ,eb
gratefully acknowledged and punctualiy attended
to-call 1T the Chambers over his Store, north
corner Of B,ouistes's.vhsse March 2o. ls21.
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New Stock ol
FEATHER BEDS & FEATHERS.
A BR A II AM b "A II X f. Il,

No 2, CEarles-s'reef
u EEPS constantly on hand quantI-
IN ty Of best Live Geese and Fowl Peatbers-
and Feather beds, from the lowest priced TO The
hfs, quality. ~
.iso. o. hand An assortment OF Mattresses Of oil
kinds --'' Mach 81, 1921,
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+ JOHN w. DAVIS, Jun.

THAMEs-STREEr,
y EspEcTFUtLy informs his friends and the
IN public. that he has made great additions TO his
former stock Of
BOoTS AND SHOES,
which makes his assortment complete. lie keeps
constantly for sale, black sad colored Morocco 81
the first quality Bindiag and Lining Skins; Day &
Martins, Hunts 81. Aibsn's and Vsrnish Blacking
Tacks and Copper Nails at 50 cents, and iron tor Is
cents per pound, Russia sheeting Russia Brstles
feri!t, Webbing, Ribbon, shoe Thread, heel Ball,
shoe Brushes, block Lasts, Trunks Of superior
qnslity--sRd every article usually called for IN a
sh"e store--s uf which will be soId ~ low a. can
be purchased at any store in town
NIB Ladies Wishing to have fashionable Morocco
and cloth Boots and Shoes Manufactured at short
notice, will plesse leave their measures ss above, or
at No. 100, Tharhesstreet as two experienced work
men, from Lynn. have been engaged, who attend
solely to that buiiness.
j. W. ID Jun. has just received one box Ladies'
Morocco Boots and Walking shoes, which will be
sold lows few pairs at rs cents Nov %.
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CORONATION PLAiDS.
" CECCTDNC

n, LIs DI<DOTO'FD
HAS just received large assortment of GOODS,
4 suitable for the season--A mong which are
Coronation PiaidS,
an elegant article for ladies dresses.
bale Blsnekets, { plain and bordered
ditto FlsnncIs, rFearnsugbs,
ditto Bombsze'tes, fg. y Kerseys,
ured x1d plain, 4 Broadcloths,
ditto Psllise Cloths. Plains and Coatings,
ditto Cassimeres, some vestings,
very low prsed, F'sgg and bandsnDa bks
ditto Russia Diapers, L Cotton do.
4 case Cacoes, scotch Plaids. large fg.
ditto Purntures, ures,
ditto English shirtipgs, bales bIesched b brown
1 do. Cashmere shswls, Shirtings
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land to the City Of New York.
Be enacted BY the Senate and House Of
RehyesenfaGves Of the United States of fner-
ieo In Congress assembled, That the Presi-
den, Of the United States be, and he hereby
10, authorised, whenever he shall have deter
mined that the tract Of land on and near the
we:, head Of the Battery, $50 called,) in the
ci,y Of New-York, heretofore granted TO the
United States by the Mayor aud Corporation
Of said city is no longer required as militia.
nv position for the defence Of the harbor and
city Of New.York, to cause the works erected
,hsreon TO be dismsnlled, and the materials
thereof to be disposed Of, 10 such manner as
in his Judgment the public interests may re.
quire snd 70 re.eonysy 70 the said Mayor