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CoHEN's OFFICE,

OFFICIAL LIST.
THNHE Managers Official Prize List Of .he 1O,b
Il days drawing of the
W.1SHLNGTON yJOyJ.IEvT LoTTEEy
rs received, and ready for the examination, IF all
tickets gratis, at COtlEN'S OFFICE. Th, r,e,',
SapitaIs Of $4,000, s 10000, 10000. s5O0n
LOUIS NC. &c. YET remain to be drawn. viii
ora" ag".n "e iith next month, and will then be
flushed with all possible despatch.
whole Tickets $l2 Quarters 50
Halves Eigh,hs ! 10
Warraafcd n,1dynlcp. will he o,d.r.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-30

--- H..
e sec, from The Columbian Observer, that
IN tiic Presidential Election District Of Yorl. &
Carolina, the vote, of tie people for the several
candidates for the Presidency were taken. Cen
cral jackson rec wed 9l3 votes and Mr.. Cr,rv-
ford 80 votes This district, it may be remarked.
Is INC rHs'dG'ee ~ JnG'e Smith, iatcly a member
of the T. :. senate, aud known To be the Jecid
CO and active friend UC Mr.. Crawford. I'm trutl,
he IS a man of very dccjded character, of CON
siderable talents, interchangeable industry. and 20.
~ strong feelings. The result Of the proceed.
ing, however, was what we have stated
W DO not pretend tOspcaS positively, bccause
"c have not knowledge TO justify positive a.scr-
,i1n' but VIC link the inference very stroro.. that
VIZ trowipfPs interest is as COOL in York a. IN
any part OF the state. The National Advocate.
',o"cVcr, without the least hesitation, gives the
st'e OF d Carolina TO Mr.. Crawford. There
meyer has been, as far as we have seen. \ sinrIc
Ip'icauon OF popular opinion favorable to MIR.
'fa"'ord "a any part Of thc State. Yet 6. Ca
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COEIENT'S

bofFLRY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Corner Of Main street, opposite the Eacle It,,,,.
where orders from distance, On losing the casb.
VIII Dc promptly attended 30.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-30

roiina is given to Mr.. G. Docs the Advocate
believe this himself, Does he expect that any
body else will believe him. Can he hope to gain
credit for any thing he may say in relation TO the
election, Most assurdly he cannot. But he
does his part-he '.labours in his vocation" He
makes allegations he assumes facts to suit him
self If the people will not believe word he
says it is their fault not his AS TO the elect OF
his efforts in Mr.. Crawiors cause 1t Is extreme
| ly probable that he is himself tofa"y "d.Der-
| emf Nat. Journal.
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nc liSTIC.

WAsnlrGrov, Jolly 2G.
The Hon. r. q. Siany. J. s. WORTHY. .J,rur
and J. +. Denison, Members Of. the British
House Of Commons, have arrived at New
York, On a visit 10 tie Uuitcd States.
WI. nj
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-30

The Sipop Of War, oNTARIo, Capt. .John ".
'Ftch0iS"", commander. sailed from New York
on Thursday last, for tiie Mediterranean.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-30

.Nc,c- forh'.-''We take occasion to repeat,
Nth increased confidence" says the Rochester
TELEGRAPH. that JouN QurNcY ADAMS will re-
ccive the votes Of New York, whether the c.
lcctors shall be chosen by the people or the
Legislature. The Statement III late Tclc-
graph, oftl,c relative strength OF Mrs Adams and
Mr.. Crawford, by Legislative choice, has no!
been contradictcd; and wc have ourselves
been able TO discover but one error IN the divi-
sion, and tint is IN favour of MIR. Adams. Mr..
MALLORY, Senator from Rensselaer, county,
we learn, is fast friend of Mr.. Adams is al
most every Republican in that county. Let tn.
friends of Mr.. Adams in the different state,
look TO New York with entire confidence. for
we have the fullest assurance that she will no
dsappoint their hopes" II.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-30

We have heard it rumcurcd, that it IS the in
tcntion ofthe Navy Department very speedily
to call into service Commodore james Ba'ron.
We sincerely hopc it may be SO; anu we nave
mn ,Ioubt we shall be Joined in the wish, by a
great majority of the Navy, well as of the
people OF the country. TO-
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Er'rncis fom.No. II IF mr.. Sheldon. CHnrre
d .itfaires, to TIC .Secrcfaqyof Stute, d4ted

M. Shelton 10 he rjsc2pni DE CIufcaaJ,.jao5,
pms. Oct. IL, 1923.
SrR The Minister OF the United Statcs Tn
this Court had some time before he LEFT Paris
transmitted to your ExCcficncv copies of the
laws successfully adopted by the United States
ior The suppression of the slave trade Tii,
communication was intended fo, the special uur-
poe OF making the French Government ar
qr9inted with the fact, that. So Gar rs the I;uitcJ
states were concerned, their legislation upOn
THIS SUBJECT had been incTectUal Iiaf their laws
bad bcrn violated, and The trade had continued
until ''rey had nOunCcd against il the hiphcst
punishment th''t burEIu tribunal can inIjrt.
Since 1t has been fccirrctI to BE- piracy and pun
lshdbsc with death, the American fsn ha, no
longer been s0iled vitnlt.
At the hast session Of Congress H., bo1,,
dcSirous that the cD-CTcf3tSun Of NE other mar
Itne powers might be obtained in ruoa.nrce
winch we had found To- be So ClTcctuaI E,r,n,Il,
requested the President To- cntcr upon. and
prosecute, negotiations with those powers e.,
tEd end. nave Tie hUnOr 70 enclose a COW
OF the resolution tdopted yifh great unaniniity.
by the House Of REPRESENTATIVES, mon tl,,f
subject; and am directed 10 declare that tlc
President IS really to enter upon the nerotisfion
contemplated by it with France whenever il
may bc agreeable 70 her. Instructions TO the
same 7uect have been given to all tie ministers
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EGYPT.

The accounts from Egypt are very contralfc-
tory. a letter from The Ionian Islands IF NJ,
IL, repeats that, on the 2lst of March las, -
halt past nine IN the evening, tie arsenal os
Ca!ro blew uP; 6,742 men were lost amourr
whom we're Mahomct Ali and i,go PacI,as. Tie
" cchabites have again occupied all Arabia,
and having massacred the Turkish carrisons,
they declared war with Malloruet Ali Pacba-
against whom all Upper Egypt is III insurre.
tIon' The Sultan has convoked, for the month
OF 'nne, grand Divan, TO be composed of all
INC fachas' hrians, and MolIas, ofhis empire
On the other hand, the latest letter fr1,m Com
stantlnope assures us that letters from the CON
sulate Of Alexandria, dated the7tlEof Nav. do
not represent the catastrophe at Cairo as so
terrible as 1t was at first described 10 be. Mel
thcr the 5irenor the plague will hinder the Vice
roy from sending the Porte the assistance he
has promised.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-30

Nothing further Of Importance has TRANSFERRED
I'D Paris since the removal ofChateaubriaud; but
very warm alterations about it are carried on
IN The newspapers. The Courier of the 18th.
Ays these are amusing; but it is evident. we
tiInk that neither writing nor talltirg~SyilI re-
place the Ex-Ministcr in his situation. Pri-
yste letters, indeed, state that M. de VillcIe
finds himself supported by the entire confidence
OF the King, and BE feels confidently, that he has
nothing to fear either from the hostility or the
jntrigues of his late colleague. No successor
OF W. dc Chateaubriand has yet been appointed;
nor IS any individual mentioned, with sufficient
certainty, to warrant naming the person. who is
likely to succeed him, The Q,otieane hsd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-30

Wehave given the British part Of our sum
nary fret, as being first in order bat the most
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-28
POSES Cxaxxsg.
LATESr FROM EuROPE.

- a i-D L fNOVi Etl' ttCl ~,
New YoAK, Sept @o.--i'he ship Al
blon, Capt. Lee, has arrived at Boston in q
short passage from Amsterdam. and fur
mshed our correspondent, Mr.. Toplif,
with Dulch papers to the 18th of August.
He h forwarded to us the following
Translation:
General Doc Juan Martin, alias Ell EN-
| recinade, bad been liberated from prison
81 ROda, where he was confined IN an iron
cage, by detachment oitroops, who ar
rived ii: that town with a forged order
from the Govern mtnt TO de- se. he pris0-
Der to them. While the commandeF III
the troops was celebrating With the Go
veraor OF the prison, the troops overcane
the garrison OF the prison, released HE
t.mpecinado, mounted horses, and with
tbe Empecinado al their head, lett the
town without shedding dIop OF blood.
1he Banditi was increasing IN every
direction throughout the Interior of Spain,
so as to make it almost impossible TO Jour
ney on any of he public roads with safety.
A strong force had been sent out from
Toledo again't band in 9Ge OF The
mountains near that place. but was de-
lested, and returned with Is wounded.
The Commissioners from ST Domingo
had left Paris for Havre, to embark on
their return, not having been able TO affect
any satisfactory arrangement with Govern
Dpnt.
Accounts from Zante TO the 18th Of Ju.
ly, communicate Intelligence of the tall
Of lpsara. which was attributed TO bribe-
ry. 1t was said that the Russian Ambas-
sador at Consantinople granted permission
to the merchant vessels 10 transport / urk-
ish troops to IpsaFs, aud that 500 Ar
nauts in the service OF the Greeks OF that
place, had been ofierd loco sequins to
aid the Turks, which they accepted:
and that the Greeks iiodiDg out the trea-
cherry, and seeing no hopes OF escape, he
roIcaiIy set fire to the magazine IN the tor
tres., and blew all up together, crying
Long live the Greeks
We have seen a letter from highly les
spectacle merchant in Malaga, per the
Ontario, at Boston, to genl'em.n IN this
city, written 10 great hssle, IN tue follow
ing terms:
=. | have only line to say there IS a
squall arising in different quarters, there
fore, be prepared 10 hear ct sudden chan
ges, such breaking OF iron shackles,
&c
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r.yETTE,s RETURN.
rrsr-. lsaQcs'e0R an He1uen.

Trss--. l<aQcse0R an Heduen.
49,, hatl. come in the eve of his day,
The a land where he planted the tree OF his
s,mly that land doth her gratitude pay,
400 'ona shall she cherish his name in her
,.S heart springs to meet him
,'triumph he moves
y, s,;dsl the men who adore him,
sss men whom he loves
The stars of our banner in darkness shall
set,
,hl;yion gather the wreaths of Fayette.
,,,h come to us now in his fulness of fame,
~ sed proudly we claim him our friend and our
- brother;
:. ne guarded the altar of freedom. whose
fame
o.,,s,sion's fierce minions all vainly would
~ smother;
BE bied In our cause
with our fathers OF old,
ivhen their fag OF defiance
qbey sternly nnrolled -
Al ne'er shah the sons of such heroes forget
r. ~ friends of their fathers, the gallant Fa-
yette,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-28

The people of North Carolina continue
10 express their sentiments on The fresi-
Dental Election, whenever they chance to
assemble. The votes of twelve compa-
MES have been lately taken. at their re-
spective mus,ers, and were nearly unan''
nous in favor of Jackson. 1t is no longer
doubted, even by the C-Icus advocates,
that General Jackson wi obtain the vote
of that State, almost without opposition;
and that, il bis election cannot be effect
ed. Mr.. Adams will be supported.
VIVA, stronger evidence can be adduceo
that the minority Caucus was an attempt
al usurpation of the peop'e's r'gh's!-
Can i, be possible that thin : are gong on
honestly, when we see the Representatives,
OF an enlightened Poop wantoDy violating
the interest and wishes OF n,neteen-t%e"-
tieths ofths people Themselves? Happy 'or
North Csrolina!-that her political conoi-
ton differs from tina: OF NETWORK.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-28


French, German, Irish
AND DOHESTiC GOODS,
which be is determined to sell remarkably
cheap, exclusively for Cash. The assert.
nent consists, 10 part. Of the following ar
licles;
Super6ne London blue aud black cloths
Do low priced olive and mixed do
Do double miIsd drabs and single DO
Do Go blue, black and COLD casslmeres
Do do coronation do Go
Domestic cssslmeres and casslnetts, OF
very superior quality, & low priced
Cots sup. rose blankets from IA 10 1874
3. 81 and point 90
Az elegant assortment supertne cslcoeS
A few low priced 90
Ginghams and robes
Vestine Of the nealest stile and latest
fashion
Plain and figured black boDbazett
Figured crimson, blue and orange do
4 4, go and Ga plain cambrics
Do DO do jacOnet co
Figured and plain book mnsIns
case elegant Irish linens and lawns
Brown hollands and dowlass
Ladies' black and white silk hose
Geotemen's do DO do
GentIemen's ribbed English halt hose do
Silk, Woodstock, dog-skla and beaver
gloves
Ladies Kid and beaver do
Black and white satin
Black bombazeene
Figured MAJ. blue and black silks
White meriuo scars
Scarlet and white merino shawl.
Cancels hair 90
Angola shaws. a new article
Black silk vesting
Thread and tobbin nett lace
Bobbln nett wells, beautiful patterns
Blue camet tor cloaks
Tartan and real McGregor Scotch plaids
Caroline pIaids for children
White Versailles vesting
Italian black and colored sewing silks
Bsnd,npo and SpittaIEeld bdkis.
Scho6eid's best white u coIro' Manners
Colored domestic plaid coltons
White do 3-4, 8, A and ga 90
Dorchester bedticking
Linssy. blue and white kerseYs, ana
blue plains
Irish and Russia diapers
Buttons and moulds, tapes and boooms
Silk buttons -,
La Faye,,e badges, watch ribbands and
stocks
With many other articles too numerous
to mention, all of which shall be 500 very
low sep 60
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-28
ALEXANDRIA
BOARDING SCHOOL.
sep %

u ME subscribers intend opening in A.
Iexan1rla, ID E.. BOARDING
SCHOOL, 10 which will be taught SPILL
inc, Reading, Writing. Grammar, Geog-
raphy With tAe use OF The globes, Ar!lhDe-
tic, and the Various branches OF Ms'bema.
tcsi Science, together with their sppIca-
ton to ;he principles of Natural PhilOso-
ply, &c. Natural Philosophy and Chem.
ietry will be taught as regular exercises ia
the school, and Lectures on these subjects
WILDE delivered to The Students, Illus
trated by the aid of the necessary appara'
tus
The number of Students limited to TWEEN
ty.6ye. Price for boarding, lodging and
tuition, one hundred anG Sky dollars per
annun, each quarter payable in advance.
Washing 50 cents per dozen Heading
books furnished for the use U: the school,:
other books. stationary and instruments,
furnished at the usual prices. The Stu
dents will have toe free use Of a library,
consisting OF good collection OF Mathe-
iDatical and Philosophical works, together
with valuable BOOKS OF Biography, Histo-
ry, Travels, sc.
Students admitted for any time not less
than ihree months.
A vacation Of two weeks about the first
OF the eighth month in each year. Stu
dents from lance, il it is desired
will remain IN The lauily during the vaca'
ton.
The Students will regularly accompany
the family to the meetings tor worship OF
the society Of Friends, excepting such as
are OF different religious persuasion, who,
If it be their parents OF guardians wish,
will attend any other place OF worship IN
the town.
! The department Of the students will be
an object Of particular attention. They
will be expected 10 attend to good order,
and TO avoid every kind OF immoral con-
duct. During the day time, when al lei
sure, they will have tree liberty in the
tow n. and parts adjacent, on the condi-
,jon Of their not abusing that Liberty. -
| they are not 10 go ibto the water, on it,
or on the ice, without pc EMISSION and the
necessary attention 10 preserve them from
| danger.
The subscribers will direct their atten.
ton exclusively to the charge OF The school;
! and the limiiea number of Students beng
small. favorable opportunity will be at.
fordeG for their advancement in the acqui.
silon of literary information.
The school will be open lorthe reception
of students, on the Isl OF the Itb mo.
next. BENJAMIN HALLOW ELL,
CHARLES FARQUHAR.
N B, A few students from the town
will be admitted as day scholars, who will
1 have The privilege of attending The lee
lures B. H.
| G. F.
rrThe Richmond Enquirer, Winches-
ter Republican, FrederickowR Herald
| and Baltimore Federal Gazette are, re,
quested TO publish the above advertisement
in their respective papers times, and lot
! ward their accounts 10 this office tor col
| lection. 81 sep 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-28
French School

ON the evening of the lat Oct. | intend
- TO commence my French School
Hours OF tutlan frcm to 2; 5 nights in
the week. Those wishing to study the
language may leave their names with VIM.
StabIer or myself. WM. LANPHlER,
sep % Ct
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Notice.

TT1HE tree coIored people who are de-
\ sifous OF ENGRAVING TO Hayti, are re-
ouesied to call Of the store OF Edward
S ADLER & Son, tor the purpose OF entering
their ma =, es.as vessel is procured tor theIl
convey nee, to sail on or near the 7th Of
nex, ninth. 9Th mo. 20
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ALEXANDRIA,
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 90.

Saturday next is our Legionary Muster
and Review Day; and we are happy TO
learn that several fine Volunteer Corps,
from Washington and Georgetown. con-
template paying US visit on the OCCASION.
We venture to say that they will be hospi.
tabIy and handsomely received.
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A. her residence on Mil Creek, near
una,on. on Wednesday morning,
No. EIIZABETH LAWS, consoIt OF the
late Me-. Bolitha Laws, after aa illness %
10 days,
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Educat!oii.

NT L. CADEN most res pecHuliy informs
lfE the citizens OF Alexandria, that his
NIGHT S T. II DOL
will open on the eth inst. wherein will
be TAUGHT all the branches OF an English
education, book keeping and mathema.
tics. Should class ct book keepers OF.
Ter. course OF lectures 90 domestic tao
forage, and company accounts, accounts OF
exchange, negotiation OF bills, balance and
differences OF accounts, &c Will be de-
lyered 10 them, 10 which the merchant or
accountant will be taught both theory
and practice 10 general terms. Whereas
the present mode Of teaching by those
who consider themselves adepts IN The art,
is confined to particular cases, the adyaD-
tages OF the former method over the latter
are very considerable, iDasmuch as II
shews The merchant or accountant al the
moment that the cost and charges OF Inc
outward bound cargo are ascertaIned bow
10 prepare bis journal 10 answer all The
possble cases of sales and returns in two
entries. The sales OF gains, OF loss, or
neither, compose the first eutry;a return
equal TO. less than, or greater than the net
proceeds comprises the second Now by
The common method, the book keeper is
obliged to make six different entries to
correspond with the six cases abovemen-
toned, which unquestionably multlpIies
/ his labor; and when il can, il should be a.
yoided. Mariners who wish to study ma.
| vjgation shall be intructed in all the vari.
! Gus sailings, and taught the method of find.
ing the longitude at sea by lunar obserya-
ton. Terms per quarter tor reading
| writing, aud arithmetic, 3 dollars. OtoeF
branches in proportion to the number in
each class.
N. b. A few more pupils can be adj
nitted into both the male and female a.
partments OF the day school. Terms ci
the day school, for reading writing. ar!tn-
metic, Englsh grammar. geography. con-
struction of maps, history, and the use Of
the globes applied to geography, and as
tronomy, dollars per quarter. Pens,
INK and pencils furnished eithout any ad-
ditional charge. 81 sept -
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J MARINE LIST. xF1s
ARRlVEO-Sep. &c,

ARklVEO-Sep. &c,
Sloop Fanny Mitchell, Baltimore, 5
days; freight Tor the district.
SAILED.
Schr. Oniy Daughter, Snow, Newbury"
port
97th.-Sloop Java, Deleway, n York
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! AFAYETTE's PROGRESS.

n a Il r > FhOGhEoo.
alna ae following has bean prepared from
e,I !, article in the New York Comner-
aa'eTtlser Of Friday last.
poI'eral La Fayette was escorted from
Of N' es iHook to Newark. oyssa squadron
d M" Jersey Cavalry, two companies
tui,s0" iork troops, aud cavaicade OF
'' Arrived al Bergen. the corpo-
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Narshals' Sale.
FOR SHE

IN consequence OF the purchaser not CONE
4 plying with the ter ms o. a iormer sa'e.
the following property viii be resoh ON
Saturday, s3d 'Sayof OctoJer
next, al II o'clock, to satisfy an execution
of George Coleman, against Andre. bar
tie, levied on the sal property:-A iot OF
ss,~ ground wit two story jrsm4
g. house, store room, and sii other
49, imprOveme Gis thereon, situated
~ on the Yves side OF UGOf- stree,
beginning SIS feet & inches 10 The souihH ara
Of Queen street, a. ID running 3outbwaIdiY
with Union street IS teet inches, thenc'4:
westwar6lY 100 IL 81, thence u0rthwsTGG%
55 feet inches, thence eds;wardly 1907
ieet to the beginning Also, one other iuC.
S.s.., of ground With all the improve
ESQ men,s the reon. IyIpg on All alley
Essss, running II tp Wafer ST to niou ). =,
49, between Cameron aud Queen
streets, ard beginning ca the north side g.
said alley 100 T. :eU 10 the westward Ots
Union street, and running west with SAL
alley 66 teet oCLes; theDCe north, pa
al!el TO Union street 80 feet inch e.,
thence eastwardIy, parallel 10 Queen stseet
66 teet s inches; thence southws rdy ard
parallel to Union street e. feet inches '6
the beginning. I'he above property riii.
be sold tor cash, TO be paid 10 ibt; marsha
on toe premises ss soon as struck /; al
which time the deed will be ready apd
delivered to the pure baser or to- pa} i,rn!
OF the money; and mould the purcNassr
tail TO pay tue money so reaanrcd tie
SAID property viii ne forthwp.h Sc up
and resoId. d. IiNOK. T.. VI. to-
I RlNGGULO, Ma xhai
sep l9 6.
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s0s> Viii be exposed TO pubic sale at
.yhAEthe Trap, on Saturday The Cd dey
ofOctobsr next. The schooner FIRST AIS
TEMPT, now lying in Nar8ow's Creek
The terms Of sale will be male koown O,o.
the day OF sale. w. w. DUNNlNGTOk~
Charles County, Md sep 9 Az
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-28

two white feet, short name aud marked
on the shoulder by harness, about 8 years
old, IS hands high. The above reward
& reasonable charges will be paid Tor de.
livering him 10 the subscriber in AIexan>
dris THOMAS l.. MARTIN.
pG8 3t
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AUCTION SALES

ON TiiIS DAY, at 10 CLOCK, : VII be
" sold al the AUCTION store great Varie>
" OF goods, Among which are
Sugar, coffee, tea Wine vinegar, s'n
Brandy, lime juice, whiskey, mas 'hefeH
Hsrrings, rai*ns, prunes, bg blue
4 Tumbers, 80 &c.
Also, Sideboards, sofas, tables, en-; aFs'
Bureaux, &c &c.
Also Boots and hats I,
Cloths, cassimeres, cords
Cassinets, calicoes, cottons, &c
VIII be added, NEGRO WON W.
belonging to the estate OF Wm. Green, dea.
ceased, to serve for term OF years
sen2a S. A. MARSTELLER
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Five Dollars Reward.

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