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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM FRANCE

LAIESI nun hANtE.
BosToN, March 22-Tbe brIg Arctic, Capt. Low
has arrived at this port in 25 days from Have and
furnishes papers 10 the god OF February Their con.
tents uninieresting.
The King of France gave n particular audience
on The 2lsi 10 the Sandman Ambassador, and asc
TO VI de Vlele, Minister Of State, for an hour. He
had attended TO business for several previous days
The French army the 10Th February ~ the oc-
cupailon of Spain consisted OF four divisions.
The Madrid papers continue TO preserve pro-
found silence upon what passes in The provinces o
Spain where tranquility is Far from being re-esah-
lshed if private letters can be believed. " is said
that hostile bands overrun Andalusia and IL M1nrha
that Galiria is still disturbed, and that at Valencia
Some tuniulis have taken place
The speech Of Mr.. Webster on the Greek question
reached Paris, from Ilavre, on the 19lhoi FehrVnry
The speech is highly praised IN some OF the papers
Tor iis energy and elopuence.
The following il an extract Of le'er from Paris
dated I'D February, published in Degranh's Repor
Of Saturday evening, winch the editor pronounccs
10 he 60 from first rate source. The source
may be such ~ IL s pronounced, hut the srenni
which flows from IL, in our opinion, IS both swelled
aud muddy.
" The cause Of liberty never was in greater dan
ger Tic Allies are determined IN pHt " down IN the
u. 5. ~ well ~ in Europe and South Auefica, cos
what IL may England is ireachrI"us 10 The Cause
Of freedom, Russia is powerful France and Austria
observation-disclosures yourselves 10 SEE most for
n,iIable attack on the United Staps within yer,
few ,ears.--Spies will 5000 swarm oil over your
iasd"
From French Popsrs, by tie Ar,jc, Of Bosop.
MADRID, Feb. H. (FTom private Beuer)
There il no doubt thnt the amnesty is acfuail,
signed, hat the Government delay its PRONUNCIATION
nnf French troops are Distributed IN certain places
where i, may cause excitement. copy Of fhc De.
is privately ciiculsed--jts coneBis os fol-
lows
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
REVISION or THE TARIFF.

The House resolved itself into a committee
of the whole on the state Of the Union, MIR.
COndici in the chair, on the bill TO amend the
several acts laying duties on imports.
Mr.. Rankin resumed and concluded the
speech he commenced yesterday, on the gen
eral principles ofthe bill-a IN outline Of which
we hope to- present hereafter.
When MIR. II. concluded
MI. Webster, of Mass. took the floor, and
continued his observations til past O'Clock
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

REVISION OF THE TARIFF.
The House went into committee of the
whole on the state Oft Union on the bill
(" to amend the several acts laying duties on
imports" Mr.. Condict in the chair.
Mr.. Webster resumed, and concluded, his
speech on the general principles Of tho bill,
and in opposition to its passage in its present
shape
Mr.. Wood, I'm York, then took the floor,
and delivered his sentiments in favor of the
principles and passage If the bill
Mr.. Garnet OF Virginia spoke in opposition
to the measure and having concluded his
remarks
Mr.. Williams, Of n. c. commenced a speech
on the same side of the question but, at
three o'clock, gave way for motion that the
committee rise.
The committee rose accordingly, and
The House adjourned.
SATURDAY, APRIL 3.
The House went into committee on the
bill To amend the several acts imposing duties
| on imports, Mr.. Condict in the chair.
Mr. Williams ofN. G.. resumed his argu-
ment in opposition to the bill
MIR. Strong succeeded in favor of the bill
and after an able speech of about an hour and
half, was followed by
MIR. lsacks, who succeeded in series of oh
serVauODs IN when ne OBJECTED To the prohIb-
tory articles iB the present bill, while he was
disposed togo with the friends of the bill with
respect TO the other items.
Mr.. Cassidy defended the policy Of the
measure under discussion, although he consid-
cred that some amendments would benefit
the bill itself He was, however, in favor Of
the bill, and opposed to every motion aimed
against it.
Al o'clock, Mr.. Hamilton moved that the
Committee rise-Ayes %, Noes 20.
The Committee then rose, and reported
progress.
Mr.. Tod moved that the bill be printed as
amended-Ayes Co. Noes ~.
The House then adjourned.
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r. TATE &, co

70 leave to inform their and the public gen
- eihy' tha they have on hand ~ their sale store %
ttt BrdEe, Hichmdnda large and complete assortment Of
LhATHER, their manufaclurc-in quantities 10 SUI
Seal
Cali Skins.
Upper
Harness, SC. &C. &c. and
. Red Sual, New York Inspection
Az which they ofer terms commensurate III, che tint
lhrN wish 80 prurure cords of Oak BARK delivered
n'ihtir fnnnery, just above tie Armory.
tHsh given for hides
Aprit 6. no -.
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10 he Shareholders in he UPpeT .8ppomaIi

s hereby Civ That election Of trustees ~
= The said company, will be hed Monday the 900
n"Y nrNlsHt fatnye in tive ~ Prince Edward
%" ne same day aud At the place. ~ Le sold 81
public auction, all the delinquent shares Ia the said
ny provided the owners ~ such shares 30 NOT ON or bro
we dav o sale, pay the balance Guc thereon We aop
earnestly solicit The shafeh1icrs IN company ~ alter
ne e'eetiou n ptfsnu ~ hy proxy. Without . Iniuriy o.
hates be represented eertnn can take plnre we Law
f'ou 20 leieNe flat no have purchased shares
ne said company hsve aitrnred e, their being rer
'a"N transferred on The cOmpsny's bnuks without hb
,ney cannot DE known 10y The Company rs shareholder
He 'hrresfd are ffq1csied 10 ntttrd this sliec~
Siii"einry Information may ota.urt Nv arp,ing %
Samuel D. Morton, clerk tie company Mt rs.ei, 5ur.
RICHARD n. VENARLs'
THOMAS a. NORTON.
HPFt D io9Hc Join GR8MMEg.
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Capt. Sargent, 90 days from Cayenne, in.
forms that just before he sailed vessel he.
longing to that place came in from Para with
the cargo she carried out. She brought
news that Para was in a dreadful state Of
tumult, and that murder and massacres were
going on in the streets al noon day. A hrig
ofwar, and another brig and schr. were
immediately dispatched from Cayenne fol
the rehefo of such persons as might seek refuge
under The French flag. IN Y. Mer. .gdp.
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SuhpAY, Feb.

SUNDAY, req. I.
FROM MEXlCO.-We learn by the brig
John, from Alvarado, that hsstilities still con.
tinued between the Castle Of st. Juan de VI.
loa and Vera Cruz, and no prospects of an &C.
commodation. The Mexican feet was still ly-
ing at Alvarado, and no obstacle remained in
the way Of Castle receiving supplies from
Havana or any other place d
We have been favored with the perusal of .
letter dated Alvarado, the Sd ult which says,
on the 18th Dec. Congress declared Mexico 4
Federal Republic. The same letter contains
the following extract from Mexico, dated the
9th oil Dec.
In the secret session Of the Congress last
Saturday, the deputy Zavola made motion
that the present supreme power consisting Of
Michelens, Domingues and Guerrero had lost
the confidence Of the nation. & another should
be chosen before the arrival Of the British en-
voy.. His motion was very near being carried,
sowever II has been retarded. But Michelene,
Dominguez and Guerrero have given in their
resignation.
"rhe Congress means to name one Presi-
dent, a. in the United States; but does not yet
know whom, Of all those who scramble for it
to FIX
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case, but as IL may prove more satisfactory
10 the farmers aud miliers OF Virginia u
Congress make the law. would recon.
mend that. gsnefst meeting OF the cili-
zens be called, and that a Committee be
appointed by them 10 frame it,. and TO
draft memorial such as will reconcile
the conflicting opinions, and produce a
harmon. vi sxsrtion tor the general good;
thus presenting ourselves before congress
we may hope they will be prompt 10
sanction our endeavors.
10 the statements | have made to the
public, feel ,ba, duty has been dis.
charged both to myself and them. and it
they can in any manner be rendered sub.
servient to their interests, it will give me
pleasure. II has been my object to imPart
such information as ! possessed. with can
dor, and 10 avoid giving occasion Tor just
offence 10 any Que must therefore leave
acy further discussion to those who are
equally interested sut have more leisure
aad ability to pursue IL. -
80 HONESTUS.
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Snow Hill For Sale.

ID ECENT domestic oecurrencesi will
IL induce me to sell this highly valuable
aud beautiful estate, situated in the upper
part Of Prloce William County. Virginia,
near the line OF Loudoun County, and 8
miles from the Bull Run Mountaias. 80
miles from Washington City and Alexan-
dria, over good turnpike, conta ming 879
acres Of fine corn land, producing spon
taneous growth Of poplar and locust, is d.
vided into s fields OF. ls0 to lao acres each
has. 200 bushels Of fine wheat well put
in, ION Geld that produced $500 bushels
four years ago. 50 bushels Of rye. "
acres in clover, 40 acres in state oil pre-.
paration tor oats in the Spring, and 80
acres Tor tobacco, Of 3 soil veil adapted.
from an experiment Of this year., to the
growth Of high priced tobacco, Any por'
ton Of the crop Of corn OF 5oo.or 6OO bar.
rels, may be bad with it il required---s'
bout 200 acres in. wood and rail timber.
The Improvements consist Ola
Two Story Duoelling House,
in good order, with four rooms and a spa
cious passage on each floor, with two
Grecian porches, finished in a very supe.
rior style, and stone kitchen. and cook
house, and all other houses necessary on
such an estate, a good garden and an OF.
chard of choice fruit. A small portion on.
" of the purchase money will be required
in hand, and the balance in tour install.
ments, in such portions as shall be stipu'
lated. For health, beauty Of situation
and agreeable society, it stands unrival.
led in any part Of the country. A good
bargain will be given if an early arrange
me6t can be made.
WILLIAM HEBB.
jan o-Im near Hay MsIket, Va.
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For Sale.
THE RETREAT & PLANTATION,

THE RETREAT & PLANTATION,
l. iormerly the residence OF DANIEL oil
Sr. Thomas JEs,EEa, ESQ. deceased.
This body of land lies adjoining the
town Of Port Tobacco. Maryland, and
binds on the Greek nearly two miles, con-
tanning upwards Of Hoo acres. ltis. sss.
ceplib!e Of a convenient division {; The
mail road from Port Tobacco 10 Mamie.
moy separating it into nearly equal parts,
The land on the south side Of the road,
generally known as the PLANTATION,
includes about Too acres, with an exten.
sive Quarter and Overseer's House, Sta.
bI.s, Hay Lott. and Granary under ooe
roof, Crib, Corn House, and large TO.
bacco Barn. This land is abundan,Iy
watered, and is adapted 10 the growth oil
corn, wheat snd tobacco a Meadow,
nearly So acres, part OF which is sci
with timothy. The land on the north
side of the road, known as the RE-
TREAT, is one OF the most desirable 81.
tualions in the county for a professional
gentleman, being remarkable for health
and excellent wafer. The buildings up
na on this part are a convenient
HnA Frame Dwelling House, With two
Msss rooms on each floor, a vide pas.
"ssge below, a kitchen adjoining,
an Office, with two rooms. Meat. House,
Store House and Stables, including Car.
riage House and Hay Loft. The mea'
dow on the estate lies contiguous to ei.
Also. fifty acres OF land about a mile
from the latter, entirely covered with
Wood and Rail timber. 80.
The whole of this property will be sold
together or separate. as purchasers may
desire. For terms, &c. apply to the sub.
scriber, living near Aliens Fresh. Md.
DANIEL JENIFER.
ian 10 - 2aw6w
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tempts, the cook and four others ret out
on a raft, for another key nearer the paio
land, which none bot the, cook ever mach.
ed. H. had to swim tbEse miles with a
piece Of the rsit-wheihef the others were
saved or nut Is uncsrtsio.
The cook lived win = poor fisherman
at Cayo Blanco for three weeks, but could
not prevail on him TO at.sUPt 10 save the
remainder Of the crew, Ioi lear Of the pi-
rates. i. i. .-
Our correspondent states, that the men
confined al Trinidad are undoubtedly the
wletcbss who destroyed the Nayads and
her crew, and committed other acts Of
wapton barbarity.
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To Let,

- A Convenient two story brick
/" dwelling house on Duke-st, one
nSi door west Of Patrick-slreet Also,
s comfortable, frame tenement on
Patfick-street, near The corner oil Duke
Also, about l2 acres Of land, now inclosed,
With small frame, building thereon, hand.
someiy situated on the Leesbarg road, a..
bout u miles from Alexandria. The rents
of the above property will be made low to
jsn 10 II W. b. MUTT l. Co.
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.RUNNELLS
Lottery 4 E1change Office, Kink ;,t..t

Lottery T. Exchange Office, kiak street,
= ..ALEXANDRLA.
Whole tickets. d.. bali do. 4, quarter 2,
Persons wishing to purchase, (by cer,ac.
ats) parcsls.of 10 tickets, are REQUESTED to
supply themselves without delay. This
mode of advsnturiDg in tbN lottery is 80
advantageous, that applications bfye been
very numerous; in consequence d which
there are blu. few remaining on band -
The public will observe that at .be pre-
sent price of tickets, a certificate iNr a
parcel of 10 whole ticket. will require an
advance OF DAG, that u; only D6 more
than the price OF 5 entire tickets. 1hcs
the chance OF .l0.whcle tickets may be %.
tanned with an advance Of . little more
than the tuIl value Of Eve. Ceru6cs,es Of
parcels OF shares may be bad in The ssme
proportion viz. Certificates OF whole
tickets 46 dollars. do. ball do. IS dollars,
DO. quarter ~ dollars 60. All prizes sub.
isct 10 deduction Of Is per cent. and.
payable 80 days after the drawing; or on :
application, il suitable 10 the parties.
0rOrders from the country(p0st Paidp
will be promptly a,tedded to.
POS PONEMENT.
The manager OF the Qusntico Canal Lot
terry (aow in Philadelphia. has to regret
that he is Unexpectedly disabled from tS...
ing 10 Richmond by the 8 list INST. the C AZ
announced for the drawing OF the To- t,s
and that be- is CONSEQUENTLY compeiIe' 4 b.,
postpone The drawing until Monday he
18th Feb.
The cause oftbe pos.ponement !. .n.rme
indisposition in the family u Il, q .rasha
gers agent in this city, by wbie' The ma.
mayer has .beep deprived Of oil ; id H. con-
Quoting his Office. here, and CO npsI]pd 10
call in other assistance to e. able h1c, to
proceed TO Virginia early q ,xt aonl6,-
Hs hopes. that this will be sufficient ex-
cuse with the adventures o the QusDtico
Canal Lottery, Tor the tenn Iporsry delay 10
the drawing.
- A. McINT' IRE, Manager.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan Is --feb3
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Splendid Fur niture. &c.

Splendid Fur niture, $e.
TINE subscribers ave now on hand fna
i will continue to manufacture al their
rare'room, on King street, next door 10
the corner OF Alfred street, the greatest
variety of the most
Fashionable = Durable Fur
,.itars,
made in very Superior STYLE. by work.
men Of the best skill and. eI:perienee.--
They have spa red no e1eriioo or psiss 10
bring their business 10 the III hest ss,,e Of
improvement, and they 6a,is Z themselves
that the furniture they nov fer 10 s4oai
to any exhibited 10 suJ OF The prinetbsl
cities 10 The unioo. T6ey will d ,ps.e Of
the above % the mos. favors hIs ie rns for
cash, 10 punetusl men or il barter. They
keep for retail mahogany and other. mate.
ria!s used by cabinet.makers, whit b they
offer at the lowest prices. Orders puAstu.
ally attended 10.
JOHN s. KOONES E Go.
P. s. FUNERALS undertaken /. piiees
commensurate With the present uu e..
JAMS SIN
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Indian Queen Tayer,,,,

4 The conveniences Of this house as . ia
vern, are such, as to render any detail of
them unnecessary; being situated on King
ST. where all travellers NEST usually put up.
The house and stables are, in the best
repair, and ready for the reception OF
tenant. Possession will be given on the
1at,hof March next, and the rent will be
suitable to the state OF The times. Apply to
Jan 81 CATHARlNE McREA.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DUNAWAY on the night Of the 9TH
II inst. from on board OF my schooner
at Alexandria, a black man named
JOHN:
He is between 81 and &c yesrs of age; 10
very black; about FIVE feet four inches
high be has a scar on one Of bis eye
lids supposed TO be the right one. lie
bias been Employed as hand on board Of
a vessel in the Potomac river and the Bay
for the last FIVE or six years; and j is pro:
bable be has gone OF in some vessel tosea
or ON board of some one from the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland. will give the above
reward Tor John If taken and secured out
of the state OF Virginia or The District OF
Columbis. SO that J can obtain him; or
twenty Eve dollars i taken and secured secured
OF Columbia,
WILLIAM HENDERSON,.
Northumberla county, Va. Dec. %
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At a Supreme Cour, Of the y. States,
begun and holden at the City OF Washing
tos, on the FRS. Monday (being the sec.
ond day. of February, in the year Of our
Lord One Tbosssnd Eight Hundred and
PRESENT. Lsac.....
The Hon JOHN MARSHALL, Chief Justice.
BusHRoD WAsHiHeToN, a,,o.;n,.
WILLIAM Johnson. and Judges.
The Court sdjourhed till to morrow NOR
ming, II clock.
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HONESTUS.

OFFICE OF DISCOUNT AND DsrosITk,
of the Bank Of the United States at
Washington
LIST OF DIRECTORS. elected } an: 80. lSxs'
X. C.. Weightmau, Thomas Swami.
John Tayloe, Walter Smith,
William WIT, Willism Laird,
William w. Seaton, John Rodgers,
Mordeeai Miller, Philip Stuart.
A. me citing OF the Directors on Tues.
day last, Thomas Srann, ESQ. was elect
ed President.
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London Blue Cloths.
Feb 8

THE subscribers have just received o
i few pieces Of very superior Londch
blue cloths, and a neat selection Of fancy
articles, which with their former stock
will be put very low to their customers.
JAS. C.. l. r., BARRY.
Cheap Cash Store. corner Of King & Fair
tai streets. Il Jan 81
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A Dividend.

rs declared on The assetts arising from the
j. personal property Of D. BOUCHER.
TT, deceased and will be paid on Ss-
,urday next, 7,b inst. By order OF the
Orphans Court,
ISAAC ROBBINS, Au'y in fact for
feb 3 Jane Dougber,y, admrx.
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PERICLEAN SOCIETY

TINE following question will be discuss
i ed BY the Petroleum Society ,on Satur
day evening, February 7:
Which ought to be more admired, The
.nisIocies or Buonaparte?
The price Of admission will be twenty
Eve cents. ieb s
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7HOM.aS f. BAIRD

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public
II in general. that he CONTINUES the
STONE CUTTING BUSINESS,
at the old stand. and will be happy TO re-
eei,e their commands, which shall he ex'
ecuied in the best manner and Oh the usli-
al terms Jaa
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NoRFoLx, Jan. 3O.--The Naval Court
Martial summoned to convene at this place
has been augmented BY the addition o.
Captains Warrington and Elliot, OF which
we were not spprised when we published
the list Of the Court in our last. We now
give q correct account.
PREsIDEHT.
Commodore William cambridge.
MEMBERS.
Captain Thomas Macdonougb,
Captain Lewis Warrington,
Captain Charles G. Ridgeley,
Captain John D. Henley.
Captain Jesse D, Elliot.
Master Comd't George C. Read.
Master Comd't VIM. B Fincb,*
Lieut.. Comd't John Gallaher.
JUDGE ADVOCATE.
Walter F Jones. ESQ.
General Robert B. Taylor, appears as
counsel for Lieut. kennon.
The Court met ON Wednesday, and yes.
ierday, and adjourned esch. day on ae-
count 0: the absence OF Capt. Finch.
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Birth Night Ball: :.
\ BALL will be al Edward Pye's,
IA Port Tobacco, the Esd February. in
honor of the Birth day of Washington.
=. MANAGERS. g..
John g. Chapman, Robert Grain, Jr.
Daniel Jenifer, VIM. Thompson,
Charles A. Pye, VIM. n. Smoot,
John Furguson Henry Bruce.
feb G
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LA FAYETTE.

La n Il u
The resolutions respecting the Marquis.
La Fayet,e have passed both Houses Of
Congress and only require the sanction OF
the President. which (.ays the National
lntelligsncerJ we hazard nothing in eonsi:
deriug as granted, TO give them effect as a
nstional act, as honorable to those Who are
the authors OF the act, rs to him who Is the
%, ect OF il.
The editors OF the Iatelligencer give the
following anecdote respecting the Mar:
quis, which has recently come to their
knowledge from an authentic sOurce:-
'.In the year 1887 there was destruc.
tive ERE in Boston, 10 consequence OF
which many Of the Inhabitants were re-
duced to want The Marquis La Fayette,
who " as then 10 France. having heard oil
the calamity, Immediately wrote to .
friend 10 Massachusetts,, expressing DIS
sympathy for the sufferers. and directing
him to draw bill on him for 500 pouods
sterling, Ia be applied towards their reliei
The bill vas accordingly drawn. the mon.
az was received, aud was applied accor'
ding 10 his direction. The father Of one oil
the present members OF Congress from
Massachusetts, was The gentleman TO
whom the letter was addressed, and bis
son still preserves il as precious memo
rial Of the philanthropy and .dmerscon
feeling Of LA FAYETTE. This Amer
can feeling has indeed been manifested oy
every act Of his life. lii veil known
that the msrquis has an only son, who
bears the mare 81 George Warrington. ana
only two daughters. one Of whom'is called
Yrrs.aia. and the other Carolina
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To Rent.

nhEa That we'll known stand az .
EH public .bon.e, ic the town of A.
M Iexandria, by The name oi the
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Notice.

THE subscribers to the ANNlvERSA.
/ RY BALL, and In AID OF THE
GREEKS, are requested 70 meet at Cls-
gets Hotel, on Saturday Euen,ns nezt, at
Z o'clock. feb 8
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Just Published.
ERRATA;
OR, THE

FORKS Of Wiu. Adams.
4 Tale, by the author OF Logan, Seventy
SIX, and Raacolpb.-Priee g dollars. For
sale by JOHN A, STEWART:
ian &c II
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Public Sale.
:. ON TUESDAY, At 10 A. NJ,
Will be sold Al the auction store, a.variety
Of goods, smDngst which ere
5 bales lsather9
Furniture Of every description
Groceries, such as
Y. Hyson tea 10 cheats and bali do
Superior w. !. coffee, green do.
Pimenlo. etc. etc.
ALLo--Cloits, casslmsres, fannels
kerseys, cottonss diapers
Linens. umbrellas, etc.
ALso-x cases shoes
{ do boots
3 do. bats :. ::
FEB s S 4. MARSTELLER; suci.