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l then the House adjourned.
THURSDAY, MARCH Of, 1922.


The engrossed bill 10 continue in force an
act declaring the assent of Congress TO certain
acts of the States of South Carolna and
Georgia, authorising the imposition of ton
mage duty in the ports of Charleston, Sa,an.
nah, and st. Mary's, was read third timc
passed and sent To the House of Representa-
tlves Tor concurrence.
The Senate, according to the order of the
day, resumed the consideration of the bill " TO
ABOLISH the United States trading establish
ment WIN the Indian tribes, and to provide
Ior opening the trade to licensed Individuals
the question being on agreeing To- certain n
mendments offered by Mr.. Benton 10 the
bill when 1T was under consideration on Thurs
day last which in substance provide for a
bolshing and bringing to a close the concerns
OF the present trading establishment by
persons TO be specially appointed to that duty
by The President Of the United States, instead
oi me present superintendent and factors, as
proposed by the bill or, in other words. to
take the winding up Of affairs of the establish
ment ont of the hands of the present officers
Mr.. Benton rose and addressed the Senate
IN speech OF more than two hours. to shev
me defects, the utter inutilily and inexpe
dIency OF the present system Of Indian trade.
ana the propriciy and necessity of abandoning
1t as quickly as practicable.
"'-t+'''4' VI L4bitSliild3 replied NJ some
length to shew the grounds on which the
Committee Indian Affairs had reported the
oil submitted to the Senate
The subject was then postponed until to-
morrow.
The Senate then resumed the consider,-
lion of the bill providing for pcrfecting valid
French aud Spanish titles to land in The State
of Missouri.
Mr.. BARTON spoke at considerable length.
In explanation and support of the object and
provisions Of this bill. Before Mr.. r. had
concluded his remarks, he yielded TO a mo-
ton to adjourn and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Among the petitions this day presented was
The following by Mr.. MILyoH:
James Bennett, mathematician or the civ Of
FhI 'de 'hia, TO the honorable the Senate and House
oi Representatives Of the United States Of America
~ congress assembled most respectfully shetyrfh
mat your petitioner having invented q machine l,y
"heh man can tly through the aif-cin soar TO a
ny he'2'--secr IN any directon-cau START from any
place asd agh without risk Of inur,- and whereas
Il AK" machine has never been intened IN any conn.
ny or age OF the world, 10 be- applied 10 puroo.
srs OF practical utility and il is moro than prob,
b'c i'ai artificial Tying would not for e thon.,nd
years 10 come, be brought the same deeIec Of per
'ccHoh, hda net your petitioner under Providence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-29

unusual degree ofprosperity at home, and ha.
maintained her accustomed responsibility
abrood. Notwithstanding all that may be said
To the contrary, facts are better than declana-
tion. know that though our finances are in
the most eligible situation, the ex-ministry
may have been Law ISL ofthe public money. aud
that they have done little more for the cause
of liberty than their predecessors but not for
this We're they driven from their places. Their
fault was IN having refused making themselves
suhservient to any party in the House of
Deputies, and mistaken calculation of their
united strength against that oftwo oppositions.
God grant that with all their faults, we may
not one day he called TO regret them!
However, il would be unjust to Judge the
present ministry before they have declared
themselves openly. Most of them, with the
exception al AIR. De Villele and Mr.. Corbiere,
have had no share in the government, and
their political life is just beginning" ID.
Extract qfd letter. from Hacre, Feb. 5.
An idea prevails here that matters will
soon be made up between the United States
aud France, founded, believe, on the con
tents of the last dispatches of NJ. de Melville
some proposition To split the difference having
been made.
The noisy owner of the Apollon has come
out with comment on the Presidents Mes
sage.
"The new administration of Ultras is going
on boldly, and mean To rule with a heavy
hand. TO Judge from the funds, they have
the public confidence, for the 5..per cents have
risen from 80 30 to So"
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.

a PostscrlPt to the Philadelphia Gazette of
saturday evening mentions the arrival of the
sh'p aarius, capt. Williams from Marseilles.
She brings Paris papers tn the 9Th of Febru-
y-fransIations from which are promised
for the next paper.
captain Williams states that nothing new
prevailed i'm France The prospect of war
win R;isaa and FIrkcy had nearly disap
pea'ed.
4 stperb Frigate, or the first class had been
launched at Marseilles, intended for the Turk
i2h government.
The Gazette of Monday says, " Our French
papers are exclusively occupied with stormy
dc ties in the two chambers of the Lrsisla-
'u'". Theydo net contain Il word on the
stu. ton of affairs between Russia and the
Turks"
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MEXICAN DOLLARS.

In the communication Of Mr.. Wilcocks aft
he6lco, dated IN October last, which is con-
tanned IN the documents lately transmitted nv
tue president to congress, we fnd il stated that
IN 1910, and previously, the money coined
at the mint at Mexico exceeded twenty mil
Mons oil dollars year; but that ever since it
had been on the decline i'm CONSEQUENCE of
intestine wars; so that the amount annually
coined since 1920 was not more than from
five IN eight millions of dollars and that in
j 82l it would probably not exceed four mil
mons. Ii this account be correct, the deficit
IN the last eleven years, short of what would
otherwise have been coined and had actually
been coined Tor some years at the mint of
Mexico, exceeded seventy millions of dollars
This fact would serve TO establish the point
that the scarcity of money, which has so re-
markaby affected Europe and America during
that period, and the cause Of which had so
much agitated the minds Of political inquirers,
was not owing altogether to the excessive is
sues of paper, as was strenuously maintained
but to an actual dminution in the usual SUNNY
OF the precious metals, and that silver has ac-
tualy been growing scarCer and dearpr
throughout the world. 1t follows that silver
is actually worth considerably more at pre-
sent than 1t was eleven years since especi-
ally when we consider that while the usual
supply has been decreasing, the popul,
ton and demand of Europe and America
have been on the increase. 1t would be
fortunate thing for these countries, if the
former supply could be restored and pre-
served, as nothing is more detrimental TO
nations and individuals than such rctrogra-
dation in the prices Of land and commodities.
Repose and established government in Mpx-
leo would no doubt he speedily folIovc cd bv
an increased product from her mines and
miEts, and tend powerfully to restore the va
Iue Of money to its former I,.,el.
Phi. Fronk. OK.
1t IS of importance that TIE public should
be acquainted with the Eci fhsf ihc saior of
a French Grown, fixed ny the act ar Con-
gross of 1916, vs.rl viii continue in force
Dill 1928, Is o0e hr1Gged aud nine aud
half cents. if "hic8 t..e they a'ea legal tender
90 al payments Bait Fed. GU.
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EXTRACT TO ruE rpIroR-DArrp

- " uSHtH..1 OH, .WufCN ..
The nomination of Colonel Gadsden, the
present adjutant general, has been rejected by
the senate" TphH. r. en-
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Extract Of n htter. from an officer on board ofhe
United States ship FronkIin, to his father IL,
Nelo York, dated Rio Janeiro, Dec. 8, 1891.
We have caught number ofdophin, and
other fish. In one of the dophins was found
copper spike, and three small iron cut nails.
one Of which have in my possession.
Our Commodore has received dispatches
from Capt. RidgeIey of the frisate ConstelIa-
lion, at Lima; in consequence of which we
are all in hurry TO get away, and expect
TO sail the last of this week for Valparaiso. 1t
IS feared all IS not going on right between Lord
Cochrane and our countrymen in the Pacific"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-29

We understand, through the friends in this
country OF the American Minister in ST. Pc
tersbnrgh, that his residence is a very agreca-
Die one. The general department ofthe EN-
perez and his court is decidedly friendly to-
wards Mr. MIDDLEToN, and his family, who
I'VE IN style of splendor rather unusual for an
American minister at that court. For con-
siderable time previous to the late winter. his
Majesty had however been very little in his
capitalize interesting concerns in the south
ern borders having detained him at distance.
About the first ofJanuary the final die had not
then been cast; though war was every mo
ment expected. Udsh Goz.
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BosToN, March 2O.-AIl the members.
composing the naval Court Martial held his
day on board the United States Ship Of the
Line INDEPENDENCE, we hear have arrived in
this city, together with several ofthe witnesses
who have been summoned TO attend. Besides
Capt Tingey, we believe the following Post
Captains detailed for the Court Martial, are in
town. Capt. Morris, macdonousb, Warrington,
Spence, Downes and Creighton. Among the
Witnesses are Capts. Crane, Renshaw and
Wadsworth. Capt Bsinbridge will be here
on Saturday. We believe there has never
brrn assembled since the late war so large
number Of distinguished naval officers as will
b. collected on thr = esent occasion The cir
Instances under which they have been called
together however are calculated 10 excite our
heenest regret.
The Court martial was organized on board
inc Independence this forcnoon, and the arii
cle5 Of charge were read. whu consist Of t@o,
each having several specifications. Tie gene
raj plea Of not gully was entered and The Court
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WAsHINGToN, March 25.-The frigate Pc
TomAc was, on Saturday last, transferred from
her stocks TO the element on which she is
destined, we trust. if ever the day of trial oc-
cur, to sustain the honor of her country. and
bear IFS flag triumPhanuy. No one can view
the launching ola large ship of war without
strong emotions. The prof ssion to which she
Standardization connection with the national
glnry-the vastness and power of the engine
ITSELF moving, as 1t were, by its own voliton
INTO the waves-the fear Of accident, and
anxiety for the safety ofthp critic operation
all make up degree Of Mingled feeling and
interest, which few other objects have the
power TO excite On this occasion the opera-
ton was Effected with the skill and safety usual
at the Washington navy yard.
IN consequence Of the heavy north west
wind, which had prevailed for several hours.
the tide began 10 cbb somewhat sooner than
was expected, and the launch necessarily took
place little before the time previously an.
nounccd, by which large proportion of the
immense crowd that repaired to the navy
yard to witness the beautiful spectacle were
disappointed. mt. mt
Distant as IL the election Of President of
the u. States, it has already been the subject
Of much speculation, with those who usually
interest themselves in great popular elections.
.9BlOHg the candidates spoken Of. is Mr.. CrAyy-
FORD. That there arc others, every one
knows and each one doubtless has his friends.
who are disposed to urge bis claims ON public
attention. II there he several competitors Tor
a single prize, something is gained by every
thing which is taken from any one of those
whom fortune or merit seems 10 favor. Now.
Pennsylvania is by some supposed to hold the
destiny of all the candidates in her hands
Her Legislature is in session The Legisla
iure viii give tone to tue state on the sub
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-30

his late pariner,Mr Mark, lin soliciting his friends
and customers to continue their patronage and
support TO his successors Messrs. J. c. g. r. Bar
ry, whom he is persuaded will merit their conf
denCe and esteem. H. w ASHTON.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-30
Cassia, Wine, Whiskey, etc.

- AMUEL MESSERSMITH has on hand and
- offers for sale on accommodating terms,
100 mats cassia
$40 bbls Baltimore wbiskey
1000 lbs Lsgura, Havana and ST Domingo
coffee
200 kegs English and American white lead,
ground in oil
go sacks Liverpool fine salt
30 bills. No Potomac sbad
81 packages gunpowder Il imperial tea Of
the latest importatioDs,
~ hhds. and bbls LIST e. I'd quality Musco-
vado sugar
2 Pipes Holland Gin
. Hhds Sd proof Antigua Rum
] Halfpipc J or cask Sicily wine
Is Half or casks ''
10 Or casks Canary do
Is Ditto Malaga do
Ditto Comenar do
Sugarioaf paper and binders boards
10 Cases Sweet Oil in TASKS
80 Boxes Muscaiei Rsisins
80 Boxes Mould & Dipt Candles
Boxes and boxes, Bakers Nos. l 81, and
Lapham's No. chocolate, constantly for sale.
Baltimore Nos ], 2, and 3 do. sept0
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-30
German linens, Glassware, etc.

EUSr received pr. ship Virginia, from Bremen
~ aud Gottcnburg, boxes white ticklenburgs
assorted, 10 bales buraps, Nos |, 9, 3, and 4, 10
cases glassware consisting Of plain & cot glass,
ieoaaters assorted sizes, do. do do. fruit dishes,
&c. SC. wine glasses, half pint tumblers, man
tIe ornaments, &c. 30 crates black quart bottles.
3 casks crscibles, 100 tons Swedes iron assorted
sizrs.--In store, 2O bales prime cotton, 90 casks
crosh rice, all Of ~bicbswii be sold on favorable
terms. $ mo 81 a. MILLER & SON.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-30
WIN. FOWLE 81 Go.

JgAyE for sale 10000 lbs Havana and ST.
Z 4 domingo coffee
10, 600 lbs Sumatra pepper
30 hhds New Orleans sugar
% do retailing molasses
200 boxes mould 4 dipped candles OF approx
ed brands
300 rcams wrapping paper
600 pieces Russia duck, LIST and I'd quality
600 do Russia sheetipg
loo 90 heavy and light Ravens duck.
80 do Russia diaper
10 tons 81. Petersburg hemp
% casks candle and soap ta!low
DO bbls no I & . Boston beef
SO casks new rice
~ PiPes lold Sicily Madeira vine,
90 ar CASKS pap woOdhOu'es bland.
Half pipes and quarter casks Keirs g. Co.'s
Madeira wine 4yesrs old
Quarter casks ofoId MaImsy Madeira vine
Go casks Mountain Malaga wine
% 10 Claret wine entitled 10 debentuse
l5tD bushels II. Ubes salt.
600 tons plaster paris
~ crates liverpool ware
3 casks English sewing ,w.ne
IL cases olive Gil Jan IA
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EARTHENW ARE.
q HE subscribers have recently received, b,
"a the Aretuhsa (Is PRIME oRDER) at this por
3l2 Crates Earthenware,

which constitute Ptsr of their fall supply. BY
the North America, daily looked for, we expect
tle balance. Inthc above number is comprised
every desirable article in the line and country
merchants and others may depend upon getting
ware superior to any consigned TO this market
In fact, the ware is anchor stamp,and none better
need be desired. We are now, aud shall endea-
yor to be constantly supplied with crates hand
sorlcly and variously assorted. We invite ex-
animation Of prices, &c. at No. 3, North Charles
street, Baltimore GEO GRUNDY x SONS
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James G.. s. Robert Barry,
PRIME GOOI;.S.
James C.. & Robert Barry

having purchased the entire stock Of merchan-
die, belonging to the late firm of H.W Ashton
Il Co. the subscriber feels pleasure in recon-
mending them to the patronage Of his friends g.
the public. SAMUEL MARK.
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LINDSAY & HILL

lindsay & HILL
AFFER for sale, the following articles, viz
" 100 hhds and $50 bbls Baltimore and Penn
sylvania whiskey Is.
go hhds LIST and I'd quality Orleans sugar
Is do N Orleans and w India molasses
10000 lbs excellent green coffee
$50 chests, half chests and ten catty boxes
gunpowder, imperial and Tyson teas,
of an excellent quality
9 pipes brandy
do III gin
ar casks Lisbon
do do Malaga WINE
half pipes Mountain Port
300 sacks OF fine L..
2ooo bush coarse and ground alum ( '"''
24o boxes York manufactured soap
32 TO tin
500 do Nova Scotia behring's
hhds cider vinegar
Mould candles in boxes
Nett and gross shad in bbs 4..s
Timothy and clover seed
Family -four as usual
We wish TO purchase wheat,rye G. corn sep2I
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CHEAP STORE.

N ARIEL &. GROvERMAN have deter
- mined to sell goods as low as can be pur-
chased by the quantity. Tney have OH
hand and offer for sale,
New. Orleans sugar. lst e 2d quality
Old Cognac brandy, and pure Holland sin
Pennsylvania and Virginia whissey
Smithfeid gin and cherry bounce
Jamaica aad Antigua spirits
Peppermint cordial, very fine
Superior cider vinegar, for picking
Sicily Madeira wine
Bright West India molasses
Ist, I'd, and 81 qualities loaf sugar
Y. II. tea of very superior quality
Pepper, pimento, ginger, cinnamon, cloves,
nutme?s, etc.
lst and 2d quail st. Domingo coffee
Muscatel raisins, cut nails, wrapping paper
loo nests wooden ware, nests boxes, crock
cry and stone ware, etc
New cheese, soap, chewing tobacco, rice
Shoe thread, tea ware, etc.
Hunts celebrated backing, gin cases
Pennsylvania bacon, family four
Mems and women's shoes
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-30

T.. CORNING
AS this day received by the schr Indcpen-
Al depce, ton Shot, assorted sizes.
loo bbls northern gin, ola superior quality
90 do No 2 mackerel
90 do No. 8 do
90 do prime pork, N. York inspection
do pepper
80 sacks salt
90 reams wrapping and writing paper
New Orleans, Nuscova,io, Z. Brazil sugars
Mould candles, soap, cider vinegar
Molasses, etc. etc. with a general assert.
mrnt Of SHIP CHANDLERY
Vowell's wharf, sep. rs 6w
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BRANDY. GIN. etc.

brandy, GIN, etc.
yHNHE subscribers have received and for sale
L pipe fine Cognac brandy
do do Holland gin
do do Jamaica and Antigua rum
Fine old whiskey in bbls
Common do in hhds
Island I'd New Orleans sugar in bills
Y. Ii. and Imperial tea in chests s. Oh caddies
Cheese in casks
Playing cards ny che single or dozen packs
Filberts in bags, powder in kegs
LIST and I'd quality snuff in do,
Rappee do in canuisters, Macaubo in do
Raisins in boxes, vinegar in hhds and bbis.
Cigars in boxes, shaving soap in do
Fig blue, indigo, etc.
Together with general assortment Of Lii
quors, wines, etc. by retail
dec II r.. r. RAMSAY g. Co
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FRESH TEAS.

Nov handing from sloop Altoona, Nichols,
~ master, from Newly ork, Gunpowder and
Imperial tea, in chests, half chests, ten cauy
boxes, and in boxes of 40 two ID. cannisters each,
of the cargoeS of the Huntress and Pocahontas,
Imported in March last, and for sale by
SAMUEL MESSEKSMITH.
IN STOREY. Tyson tea Of the Beavers cargo
Muscatel and bunch rasins, low to close sales
Baltimore whiskcy in hhds and bb!s
Muscovado sugars in DO. do. various qualities
Havana and 81. Domingo coffee
& Cognac brandy and Holland gin in pipes
Sicily Madeira, Malaga, Colmenar and Cana.
ny wines
Mess and prime pork, prime beef
Bakers and Lapham's No. !, chocolate
Baltimore Nos. !, 2, SO, do
Wrapping aud sugar loaf PAPER
Binders boards, mould candles
w. I noIasses in hhds. of superior quality,
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HUGH SMTTH & GO.

LEAVE received per ships Boston and Arethu-
Il Il sa, their fall importation, which gives them
an extensive assortment Of
EarthenUare, China & Glass,
which they offer at reasonable prices and on
their usual terms. Also, stone ware well as
sorted, pipes in boxes ,and window glass s by 10,
Il 10 bv ~. 2aw4w sept
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-02
French Spanish and Italian
Tuition.

MFR. De Reynaud has the honour OF in,
lSA forming his Subscribers, that ne WA
commence his School on Monday next, the
4,h Of February. at his Room, Washington
Street, next door to the Mayors Ottice..
Day. Of Tuition for Gentleman, FIJI oe
every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday,
at six o'clock in the Evening.
On Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
ten o'clock. in the Forenoon, tor the
Young Ladies. If required, he will give
private lessons, will attend also Class OF
Young Ladies, in any private house, If re-
CURED, ant private lessons will LIKEWISE
be given-Terms and particulars can be
known by application to him at Mr. Gene
res.
Feb. 1st-3tp.
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Worth the attention

of persons DESTROYS to purchase. 0TThe
terms OF sale are that the purchasers exc
cute bond with good and sufficient secu-
rity for the payment of one fourth Of the
uurchs Sc money, on the ratification OF the
sale by the court, and the residue OF the
purchase money, in three eqral annual m
stalments, bearing interest from the day
of sale, and on the payment OF the whole
purchase money, and not before, the ,rus-
ices will by good and sufficient deed,
ce,fvey to the purchaser, all the right title
AID interest OF SAID Walter Dyson in and
10 the land aud premises above mentioned.
LUCINDA DYSON,
BENNETT DYSON,
ian 26-dfw Trustees
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-02
COMMERCE OF THE ESTATES

A very interesting document was trans
mitted to Congress, a few days ago, con-
sisting of statements showing the COM
merce and navigation ol;the United States,
for the year ending the 30th Sept. 1871
These statements are prepared IN con-
formity to the provisions of what is tamil
,arIv called Mr.. Sanford's law-so termed
because he was the father OF il. The doc
ument will make almost volume. The
following letter, however, presents the
leading facts to be derived from II; the
most important of which is that the er-
ports from the United States, Tor the year
ending the 30th September, 1921 ,ercssded
the imports by two mi!lions four Hundred
thousand dollars. Nat. INT.
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THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY. FEB. 2, 1922.
Washington, January 81.

y u
Two Joint rules OF proceeding have
been adopted, for the regulation OF the
proceedings of the two Houses of Con-
gre.s, which promise to have an lmpor-
tant effect, for the future, on the closing
scenes of the Sessions of Congress. =
These rules provide that no bill shall orr.
einate in either house during the three last
DAYS of each session OF Congress, and that
no bill shall be presented to the President
for his signature during the last day OF
any session. The Intention is, 10 prevent
inconsiderate and hasty legislation, and
to allow to the president time 10 examine
the bills presented to him. before he rati-
fees them by his. signature. or returns
them with objections. if be should think
proper so 70 do land 10 give time to the
tw D houses to reconsider the bills thus re-
turned. We anticipate from these rules
beneficial effect. If they do no more,
they will add to the dignity OF the pro-
ceedings of Congress. If in practice
they are found prejudicial, it will be easy
to abrogate them, and it is we'll worth the
while 10 make the trial Of them.
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Charles Bennett,
ian 80

TFAS received and offers for sale by the
IL package or piece, Hirsl's imperial
blue a. nd black cloths, of very superior
Quality colour and dress:
Irish linens, sheetings and lawns ga
7484 9-4& 1914 table diapers. remar-
ksbly cheap ga birds eye damask and
other diapers; GA fine and superfne cot
ION cambrics; Seine and sewing twine;
superhue and fine patent shoe thread;
garden seeds-and as soon as the nasiga-
ton permits, be will receive Russia sheet
Ings OF the first quality Patent whited
brown & coloured threads, printed cottons.
&c. sc.
ian 2I iawtt