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BY AUTHORITY.
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AN ACT TO continue the present mode Of
supply my the Army OF the United States.
Bt il endcita BY The Senate md House Of
Representatives. Of The United States Of IL
mtrica, IN Congress assembled, That the
seventh, Eighth, ninth, aud tenth sections
Of the act, entitled An act regulating the
Stall of the Army, passed April fourteenth
eighteen hundred and eighteen, be aud the
same are hereby continued IN force for
III. term of five years, and until lhr end
of the next sessIvn Uf Congress lh-reaf-
tur.
Approved Washington, jim, ~, ls23.
mcgee.
An ACT to ennlde the propreiors of lands
held by tales derived from the tnited States
To obtuln ropies of papers from the proper
department, and TO deg re- The eject oil such
copies.
BE- IL enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives. u the United States Of H.
mt,1ca IN Congress assembled, Plat when
ever any person claiming To be- interested
in, nr entitled IN land, under any grant ~
patent from the United States, shall apply
to the Treasury Department for copies Of
papers filed aud remaining therein, in any
wlse affecting the title to snch land, il shall
BE- thu duty Of the Secretary of the Trca-
snly ~ cause such copies 10 he n,adc ont
aud authenticated, under his hand and seal,
for the person so applying, and such co.
pits, 80 authenticated, sball be evidence @.
qually rs the original papers
Approved Washington, Jun. 23, 1923.
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kentucky Correction Bin.
RienMoNp, Feb. III yesterday the Sen-
ate took the dnal question, aud have all
hered To their amendments, Ito which the
IL. Of d. had dlsagreed,) by vote of IL
To l0-ot course the guarantee is disagreed
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Notice.

ny virtue of u deed OF trust executed ID
- the subscriber the 2d d.y Of October,
1920, hy John Snmpief, aud duly admitted 10
record IN the clerks Office of Charlotte coan-
~, for purposes therein expressed, | shall, sp
Wednesday he 2ad dny ~ .iprii nsri, IL fair, II
moi The neat fair day thereafter, proceed To
sell, 10 the highest bidder, for cnsh,
The following pv"perty,
or 50 much thereof ms will be sufficient to ga
iisiy the purposes OF the trust, via One
Grey Mare, Ave head of Cattle, thee Feather
Bed and Furniture, two Walnut Tables, ono
Loom, half dozen Common tlmirs, 2 Ovens
aud Lids, two Pots, all his Carpenters Tools,
all his Plantation Tools, two Pine Cuploards,
20 hend Of Hog, and one Rife,
One Tract vi llanA.
commonly known by the name Of Edmund
sumpier deed containing 700 neres, 10
the same, more OF less, adjoining the lnnd
oi Dickinson Jenning aud others, In The
coDniy olthmloiie Acting ns trustee will
only convey such title ns |, vested ~ me an
der The aforesaid deed. The safe will be 81
the premises.
THOMAS WOOD, Trustee
February z w3ws ~
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oown TO any one, the name Of the au-
thor ~, -. :,
- no,yer. TO use our utmost exertlons In
sllay all ferment, excitement aud commo-
lion that may exist in our country, but our
sIrn,s nor our Office, shall nccer nitb
a,y 20 sent, add ons line TO any such trork.
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MY WIFE BETSY. having leii m, bed
WI and board without any prosocation, I
hereby iufwafn all persons from credilng her
on MY account, us atn determined to pay no
debts OF her contracting
DAVID BrRkS, Jr.
Amherst, February !, w3w "a
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ANOTHER.

The Boston Daily Advertiser states that
" the Hon. Nicholas Brown has erected
daring the last season, wholly al his own
expense, an elegant brick building, four
stories high, 100 feet in length, 10 feet in
breadth, and containing forty eight rooms,
which he has presented to the evaporation
OF Brown University, 10 be held Gy them
with the Other corporate property, accor-
olns 10 their charter. The corporation,
at the snggt'e ion of the liberal donor, have
named thu building Hope College.
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HuuseMo'A and Kitchen
EUNEAVUNE,

snndry Plantation Utensils, ohe Carriage md
Harness, one zig and Harness, one Cart and
Gear, one womnn's Saddle, two Mems Sad
dies, one Horse, five Cows, one Bull, 4 Sows.
&c.
Acting as trustee | will canvey to the
purchaser or purchasers the title vested in nae
to the property aforesaid by said trust deed
and none other. CHlSWELL DABNEY.
January "a. w'ds %
NJ The sale of the above mentioned pse<
peri, L postponed TIL the ead day ~ Febsaa-
rv, is23. Rl,..n il is expected certainly 80 tshe
,lnce, Ciiish ELL ptbAEi Trustee.
February !.
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The Subscriber's Nea IN

'pElNG 50 far restored as 10 enable him to
- post books, draw of accounts. or CODY
records or other writings, vi III thankfully I'M
deriakc ANY job Of this hind to enable him to
support ritnst lt--he mag he seen at Robert
Marsss. WILLIAM MITCHELL, Jr.
February ]. ST 27
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The following Property,

Or so much thereof MS will answer the husa-
tisied purposes Of said trust deed, TO Wit -
A large Assortment of Black Smiths Tools, a
number Of Wheelwrighis' and Carpenters
Tools, one Oil Paint Stone Of Marble, one
large Grind Stone, large assoytmen, bf
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600

Ancmntnt Grocer Company in Dublin
a9nouhce ia the newspapers Of that city
'h4' they have whskey on sale, which scas
""P@ y AS .M'yessy .c..ls 4" Ireland
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CONGRESS-.

The II. of X. have been principally EN-
gagged in discussing The " ne,c Tariff m."
Tn Thursday, Messrs. lloleombe, ofN j.
IN n maiden speech, aud Burrows. of N. j.
'ndieated the provisions of this bill ltor
the more elircind protection aud eneour-
agenent of Domestic Manufactures. y
Messrs. Tattnall OF Grorgia, Alex. Smyth
of Va. and Canbrclrng nj N. Y. opposed
L. The discussion was prolonged on Fri.
day, when again in committee ofihe whole,
Messrs. Cook ef Illinois, aud Malary, sup
ported the bill, and Mr.. Rhea opposed it.
In the Senate, Mr.. Diekerson has pro-
posed as substitute for Col Tayl reso-
luton that in east no election Of Presi-
dent OF the L. Suites is made by the elec-
tors, the choice shall be- made out of the
three highcstby JOINT ballot Of both Houses
of Congress.
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One Tract Of yMnd,

,'ostaining TOO acres be the same, more ~
less, adjoining the aads Of John Thomas sna
others, and is we'll adopted 10 the cnlinre ~
tobacco, Corn, Wlnnt aud Oats. The sale N
the property will take place NJ ilc residence
~. Acting rs Trustee ! shall only convey
a,ch title rs Is vested In me under ihe aGDrt.s
said deed.
RICHARD W. GAINS, Tr,iaet.
February 7. M3ms 20
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Notice.

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed u
ID me by Sttl Mead, bearing date on the
10Th dry Of November, 1919, and duly OF fc.
cord in III. cosnty court Of Amherst, and Tor
certain purposesin aid deed expressed, | siluiI
on the 9Th day Of = bfiary, 1923, atthc da,l-
ling house of said Mead, in the county OF Am
herst, sell by way Of public auction, for rtady
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ltruiDuirinc. The Woodstock Observ-
CT mentions that Mrs. Stoddard, vile oi Mr..
Daniel Stoddard, of llartland, presented
her husband, on the 9th inst. with THREE
fin. childrcn--one son aud Two daughters,
weighing collectively 2Jl pounds Mr.. :.
is said to have been the father of twenty
children, nineteen of whom ARE NOW living.
Peace be within thy walls, aud ptcnteous-
nGS8 within thy palacrs.'
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p02TScNIYpa

a. John Quincy .7ddas has been M
minated by u Convention 10 Massachu-
sits, composed of one meniber for earh
congressional III trict, as suitable person
for oal hcxt President.
-.N/5~A
The London accounts tria Charlcston)
hrte days later, still incline the scale Ia
peace. Even the Courier, which so lately
pronounced u rar to be- inevitable, INV
hans 10 the si,ir of pcaee.--rhe seiieme ri
an armisticc is IN Ioot between the Greeks
aud Turks-and upon -,@h conditions, as
II accndcd to by the latter. will attest ihc
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in said decree mentioned, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy The sum OF two
hundred aud eighty six dollars and eighty
three cents. with legal interest thereon from
the 10Th day OF September, 1919, aud the
costs Of sale.
The above mentioned tract, containing a.
bout 300 acres of land. lies about mile md II
bali soath Of New-London, on both sides OF
Bunialoe creek aud il well adapted TO the cul
tivaton oil different kinds OF grain mud tobac-
GO, aud has on ii good mill site The title is
believed 10 be good, and the purchaser will re-
cciyc from me deed with special warranty.
ALEX. AUSTIN
February 7. wtds y
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One Tract vl land.


Try virtue ~ deed ~ trust executed 10
- the snb-criler the 3,th dny ~ December,
1920, by John NJ Pngh, aud dnt, admitted 10
record IN the clerk = Office nj the county of
Charlotte, for purposes therein expressed !
shall, on Iuesday HE i5H dag NJ .7pra ner',
II inr, il not the next fair dny il,pfenlier, pro-
coed 10 sell, 10 The highest bidder, for cash,
Yhe following prnpersy,
or 50 much thereof nv will Ire sufficient 10 mn.
swer The purpose of the trust Eleven hemI
of Cattle, one Black Mare, oin SorrcI Cob
three Feather Beds and Furniture, und ono
IInr.g (ui1
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The Holy .aliance.--The Liverpool Mer-
cary of date prior to the result of the do
i,fgs Of the Verona Congress being known
il England, holds tine following indcpen-
dent language in reference thereto =" In
the early part of the week it was stated,
that some serious differences prevailed Il
mongs' the lesi,inates ; and ihatthe Duke
of Wellington WAS actufly on his return
% this couatry. We conf ssw" were gra-
tiGed by the intelligence as onr first wish
is for tinanimity amongst treemrn, and our
next for diseord amongst dcspots. II is 10
be hoped. that their fears Of the prople,
and their mutual JEALOUSY Of each other,
viii render the vaccinations of these
crwoned despots less formidable than they
would otherwise be aud that the old adj
age will be ro lied, which says, that
" when rogncs fall out, honest men may
get their own"
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The angels werc all singing out of tune,
And hoar,e with havln. ! lie else TO do,
Except ng 10 nSnd up tte sun and moon,
Or curt rrnntgGy rouns star or f1eo,
Or ,riid coh gta comet
He must bea very determined laughcr
who could forcceyen Il smllr at such point
less trash as this. In another staDZa we
have the following locose thought:
" flittering md Whisper ar round about the spit,
VIII. Brlal uboH Unity for ne day,
With Foa's lard ,ras lasting HiLiam Pitt"
One more example the Humorous shall
suffice.
-. All that I ,aw further in the confusion,
was, that King George ,ipped into Heaven for oae--
And when the tumull daindl.d TO calm,
! IN him prett,.iiLg The hHHareah psaim."
To such of our readers as have perused
Mr.. Southey's poem, the drift of the pre-
sent parody will lie sufficiently intelligible
hut in orderto makerxtracts from it equal
lv ca tn those who have not, we shall state
Il here Ia few words. The soul of our
late venerable monarch is supposed TO be
conyryed IN Heaven. where a contest arr
ses between the Archangei Michael and
Satan. as To which of the two shall take
posse sion Of his immortal spirit. Satan
tn establish his cIain-.-w.s feel an indcscrl-
babe disgust IN writing the words-euters
into a review Of the political character "i
georee Iii. flor not even the fend who Is
persorjfed, or the one who personiiies llIn,
dare, ts i:npusn his rnaFas WORTH auo T.
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from ever coming forward IN the world and
acting that useful part for which they appear
10 have been designed. They live end aour.
Ish in the shade, end the hippy Influenza o.!
their virtues is felt only by siew. A cloud Of
modesty obscures their brgh,aessi were II
but removed, like tho chaTming ,ays of mo-
Iidian sun, they would chino fs' end wide,
diGus,ng taem genial iohuence On all mankind.
To be emioeoily u,eful, man must be kn0aDn.
We hear sod read Of grea, and good men
wi:h delight and admiration, but we must see
the practice Of the virtues before We imI'sts.
We want to see the virtues hersOnfed ere we
can I've flied with the desire TO "go and 90
like wise" E
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Jioreign.
From the New.York Commercial Advertiser.
Latest from Spain.

The ship Louisa Matilda, which srtived
here on SaIuoGoy, sailed fran Csdis on tho
2o,h Of April We learn from Capt SIo'y,
that the French uocps had reached Burgos,
about 60 miles south OF the Eb'o, AID about
't2o miles north Of Medid Nothing iDpor.
tent had occurred on their march lb1s lar
The King of Spain reached Seville about tho
ls,h OF Apui. At Cadiz considerable spirit
existed, sod measures were taken TO resist The
invaders.
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FITroaiA, April %.

FITroaiA, April %,
The citadel Of Jaca Is 10 the POSSESSION OF
the army OF the King OF Spain.
April 3o-7 O'Clock.
General Moli,or, with hts whole corps, az
rived at SarsSossa OF the IS h. The pppu,s'
lion testified the most lively joy. Fory.eght
cannon, and q great ncmnsr 0! bombs wore
found in Ssragossa.
The blockade Of Mequinenba is raised in
consequence Of tho movements OF Gene'sl
Moltor, who is going 10 march towards beri.
ds.
HEAD QyARrERs, fViuoris) April so.
Bailasleio. has rett Gated towards valencia.
From the Paris papers Of May 5,h.
MorYr Lows, FrOnuer Of Cafalon,a, IN. 2e.
Nina exercises grea. influence IN Cs,s.
Iouia he prevents as moeh ss he can the op
CITATIONS Of the Prince Genersiissimo from be-
ing known; while his spies IN Spanish Ger
dagns give him eroef intelligence Of oil the
movements Of our troops. This county Is
foil OF defiles without comm unic atoms, the
mountains are still covered with snow, and
we have greet difficulty as to provisions"
BAvoSsE, April %.
St. Sebastian Is inssNsd, bot not so closely
but that tho garrison can como out OF the
town and exercise on tho glacis. The be
siegers have attempted to hinder this, but
have been repulsed with loss. II is sffi med
that tho corps Of Coun: Abishsl, and that OF
General MorilIo, which form together above
40 900 men, are going to unite ard to Offer
battle to Marshal Oudino', while Bsilasteros
will keep in check the corps OF General Mol.
nor. The heavy artillery 10 coded for the
sieges OF ST. Sebas,isn aud Pampslons, begins
10 arrive.
NpRENBuRe, April 97.
Il is said ths, Frsnce has communicated 10
the Court Of Vienna, hee plan of operations
against Spain, which has been submitted TO
the Emperor OF Russis, and app owed by him.
According 10 this plan, ., 5000 ss the DUKE
d'Angoulsme arrives at Mndrid, he 10 10 oe.
eupy himself in the name @. Ferdinand, with
the organ 'zstion Of . Roya!Ist Amy, which
l. to be employed to subject Andalusis ard
csllicis, and to bring back 10 obediense the
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LATEST.

NRw.YoaK, Jure ~.
Tho pacee, ship John WeIis, Cap, al. har.
RS. arrived yes,e'd,y, in 50 days from Liver.
pool, having sailed thence 90 the lo,h unimo,
aod brough, London papers as late as the
evepins Of the Sih.
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April 20.
We have learned for Certain that decree
OF his Msjesy has been sent to-day 10 the
council OF state which contains solemn de.
clsrstion OF war Of the Spsnisrds against the
French. Even io this particular, we have tho
sdvantsge of that government, which 50 tfesch
crously ordered an invasion OF our tcriiory
without formal declaration of war, against
the custom Of all civilized nations.
AS soon as the government received notice
the French invssion they seni expresses TO
all the sulhorities, commanding them to pro.
ceed to hos,Iiiies against ,hsn by ell The
means IN their power.
ExpiiciI orders have been issued by The gov.
ernment, that privs,eers b.gID imme diateiy 10
make prizes OF French merehsn, vessels
Many privateers are expected from the pons
oi England.
BATonsE, April IS.
The French troops, on en,ering the Span.
ish territory, took with the IN nine days pro.
visions. Each soldier carried his own share,
and the troop, eomplained loudly of this bur.
den.--Since this supply has been exhausted,
they are bu, badly IF. The corps be eiote ST.
Sebastian is obliged TO 1.-Two on pulse and
roots.
The bridge Of Miranda has been destroyed.
The F'ench begin already TO feel, no, only
at St Sebastian, but throughout their whole
line, the deficiency Of provisions. Flying col
umns Of gueriIlas move sboa, b1tween the Py-
repnees end tho Ebro. The Pastor corr
msnds one parry Of 800, and displays all bis
former sc,isiiy. These psdie, hove, round
the French, hatrass tbsm, and leave them
nothing TO eat except what they have in their
immediate possession. Most u'gent orders
have been sent to Boyobno 10 ioTwaf d supplies
at any cost o' 'isk
General Alonilo commands the army Of re-
so,ve in Galisss. He tskes position betveeo
Leon and A..orss, vita from $4,000 TO 2S,
600 men.
Il is calculated ,he French are obliged TO
app-oprisw 5000 men TO mask ST. Ssbas.
usn's andPampeiuoa. Twenty Thousand more
mus be assigned 10 opon the communication
from Dayonns 10 Madrid, consequently The
F'encD army can only smount to 10000 When
Il arrives at Madrid. 1t Is said, that on the
Ebfo, il - TO advsncs in line with the army
en,enDg from Per2,gnsn, and that al Viror's,
il is TO halt OF 10 days but this is not likely
to b. .fFsc,ed unlii Nina 4, disposed oi, which
may be u moro difhcolt task than Marshal
Money and The Duke d'Angoulsms an,ieipa.
ted.
PARIS, April %.
The government here hods il absolutely
impossible TO carry their points IN Span SIN.
gle.handed. News ssrivsd ct the TWieries
which has caused great conste rnation. Ii re-
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PksIs, April %.

PkRIs, April %.
The government here hOds 1t absolutely
impossible TO carry their points In Span sin.
eie.handad. News atciv.d at the TWieries
which has caused great consternation. IL re-.
,s,cs TO the movements of Nina, who ha, lef.
his iormer positions in Ca,s,on'a, and match.
ed to io,n Baiissteros. TITS intelligence
cams yssls day only.
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We learn that KEruhN J. MErcs
oas resiguod the Office OF Postmaster
General of the United States. His sue
ccssor is not yet designated. --Nat. Laf.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-10-10
POLICE NOTICE.

TEIHE following section of law OF the cor
Il poration, is published for the information
and government of the people, of color, passed
Goth of January, 1920.
"Secton Sd The meetings OF the people Of
color, for any purpose ale not to be permitted 60
continue longer than ten o'clock at night they
are to he dispersed at that hour by the watch
and if theydo not then disp rise, they are to he
treated as suspicious characters are herein be-
fore directed to be treated"
The owe law will be strictly enforced after
the 10th of October inst BY order ofthe Mayor.
WM DAVIS, Captain of the Watch
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GOALS.

VENHE Commissioners ofthe Navy will receive,
tall the 18th inst. proposals for furnishing,
such quanti'y of Goals may be required, ar
the Navy Yards at Washington, Philadelphia,
and Norfolk, during the ensuing year. The
quantity required at Washington will be $4,000
to $1,000 bushels; at Philadelphia, 1900 bush
els at Norfolk, 5000 bushels. The quality must
be equal to the best Richmond ceals-the whole
20 be subjec, to The inspection ofthe yard of de
livery.
Persons can offer either In furnish the whole
required Mt the several yards. to furnish for
two wards or one yard only, az may be most de-
sirable to them.
otto be published in the Alexandria Herald.
the Richmond Enquirer, and Norfolk Herald,
only. oct 8
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NOTICE

Office the Fire Insurance Comp.of AIex'a
September Sth, 1923.
TIVE stockholders i'm this company are here
4 bv notified, that they are required to pay,
at this office, on Saturday the sth of November
next, quota of so cents per share on each
share of stock held by them. By order
sept 10 1awGw J. b NICHOLS sec
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NOTICE.

HE subscribess to I. Kennersley's Perio .
8 deal Publications, that we're distributed in
this city and its vicinity by Mr.. Peter Creighton,
deceased, may be assured that the remaining
numbers Willie regularly delivered soon a
proper person can be obtained for that purpose.
The subscriber also begs leave to remind all
those who are arrears for numbers delivered,
that, on their receiving the next number, he
will expect no receive the balances due on the
work. oct Is II. WEARY, agent, Baltimore
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NOTICE.

Fire Insurance CONTRARY Of .Aleranlyia-
TINE stockholders in this Institution, arc
u hereby notified that an ELECTION for
twelve directors TO serve for the ensuing year
viii he held nj this Office, on the first Monday,
heing the third day OF .Norenlber neri, from
the hour of ten, in the morning Till two O'Clock,
in the afternoon. The transfer book will he
closed from Tuesday, the 2sth Oct at . O'Clock,
until the election is over. J. B NICHOLS, sec.
oct3 law3tSSe
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RUN AWAY So
$50 REWARD.

- Ran away from the subscriber
IA I in Baltimore on Tuesday morn
GSST ing, two apprentices 60 the tailor
rWN/ ing business, named THOMAS
1919 TITLE, and HENRY STAIN
HtSE Out will no doubt assume
hcticious names). They are both about 16 years
ofage Thomas is of light complexion, white
hair, his right hand has been marked with du-
rable ink near the thumb. Henry has n freck-
led face, black hair, aud down look, and quite
delicate he is also marked with blotches dura.
BILE ink on the right hand. The above reward
and all reasonable charges will be paid for Sc
curing them in any jail, so thatI get them gain;
or SIS for either. JEREMIAH TITLE.
Baltimore, Sent 26. 81
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A CARD.

f'HEODORE MEADE respectfully informs
his friends and the public generally, thar.
having been appointed CONSTABLE for
the county of Alexandria, under the new
law of congress,he win ever he readyto attend TO
any business,which they may place in his hands.
and pledges himself that il shall be executed
with the utmost promptness and accuracy. at
the sametimr he assures them, that for moneys
collected they shall never be under the necessi-
" OF calling on him. June rs
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case sup gUnpowder tea in 2 ID cannisters
And box fine souchong 10
pipe old l.. L. Madeira wine, Arauio's
brand
4 or casks sup old port do
] pipe Tenerifre do old
90 cases old Madeira do doz eadn
70 do do port do do
10 DO ciaret do do
2 pipes very sup eognac brandy 7years old
do Antigua do
500 gals old whiskey
J pipe OLD :. ish do
81 bbls Baltimore do
20 boxes sperm candles Swain &. Co.'S patent
10 boxes mOtild do
10 do dipped DO
loo gals Roaman's best sperm oil
40 boxes soap very good
10 kegs gunpowder
D casks aud a few pine annie cheese