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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-06
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,

SATURDAY, April ).
On motion that the bill altering the
tune OF holding the Courts in The District
of Columbia lie on the table,
Mr.. Little moved 10 commit the bill TO
the committee on the District of Colum.
bia.
The House went into committee on
the bill to ameLd the several acts impos-
ing duties on imporls-Mr. Condicl in the
chair.
Mr.. Williams OF N. C. resumed bis ar.
gument in opposition 10 the bill.
Mr.. Strong succeeded in favor of the
bill; and after an able speech OF about an
hour and a half, was followed by Mr..
lsaacks, who ~ series Of observations
in which he objected to the prohibito-
~ articles in the present bill, while he
was disposed 10 60 with the friends Of
the bill with respect to the other items.
Mr.. Cassidy defended The policy OF the
measure under discussion, allhoug b he
considered that some amendments would
benefit the bill itself. He was, however,
in favor OF The bill, and opposed to every
motion aimed against it.
The committee then rose, and report
ed progress.
Mr.. Tod moved that the bill be printed
as amended-Ayes 65-noes AZ.
The House then adjourned.
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IN SENATE-FR,pAY. April 2,

Mr.. Noble moved that the bill 'provi-
ding for the settlement of certain pecunIa.
ry claims against the United States" be
recommilled to the committee on the Judi
cisry, which, after some debate was a.
greed TO-
Mr.. Lloyd reported bill making ap'
preparation for the navy, for the year 1924.
which va. passed, and sent TO the other
House for concurrence. Adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The bill from The Senate "to alter the
time OF holding the Courts in The District
Of Columbia" was twice read, and order.
ed Tor third reading.
The House then went into a committee
Of the whole on the Tariff Bill, and alter
considerable debate, the House adjourned.
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nrw uAupet,p e. r1r cr,o>.

NEW.HAMPSHlRE ELECTION.
The number of votes returned for Mr..
Morril, tails little short of majority.
The choice Of Governor will be made by
joint ballot OF the two branches OF the Le.
gislature.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-06
THE PgovIDENCE DANCING MAsTEl
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania U

Ine COMMONWEALTH OF PenRsytDdaia Us.
Jerome Montaes.
Mayors Court of Philadelphia, March Ses.
sions, lS2t-No. 49,. LAscENY.
Not long since an article appeared in
q paper of Providence, r. I. stating that
nesc step had been taught by nou-
sisur Moataes, q professor Of dancing
and announcing NTH much regret the
departure of their Ves,ris, who found
that scene too limited for his brilliant
abilities Monsieur Montses it appears
had opened dancing school in Pro.
violence, was we'll patronised, and re-
ceivsG his pay in advance. borrowed
money from, aud contracted dsois with
his scholars, aud others of that COM
muuity, then slipped his cable sno
danced off to the tune OF 'overthe hills
and far away leaving his scholars to
take ssch stsps as they thought proper,
with regard to his French leave. and
HE musicians to suhist!s for their pay.
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CONGRESS.
IN SENATE "A ril |, 1924.

IN SENATE "A ril |, 1924.
The amendment made by the House
of Representatives to the bill "supple-
mentary to an act, entitled AN act to
incorporate a Turnpike Company In
the District Of Columbia" were then
taken up; and, on motion Of MIR. Bar
bour, were coDcurrsd in by the Senate.
The bill sto alter the time of holding
the Court. in the District of Columbia: ="
was read the third time, passed, and
sent to the other House for concur.
renee.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor. Of Virgil
MIA. ths bill providing for the settIe-
ment Of certain peeupiary claims a.
gainst the United States" was taken
up for consideration.
After some debate on the merits oil
the bill, it was passed, to be engrossed,
and read the third time.
On motion Of Mr.. Talbot, it was Or
dered, that the hour at which the Sc.
nate shall hereafter meet, shall be Gle.
ven O'Clock, until otherwise ordered.
The Senate then adjourned till ele-
ven O'Clock Tomorrow.
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Baltimore, Aprtl 8.

Baltimore, lpri3.
A Nassau paper OF March 10Th says
The master Of the sloop Theodore,
which arrived to-day from the coast of
Florida, informs that British brig from
Honduras was aground on the Florida
Reef, on which he was not allowed to
work by the American wreckers there
On passing Great Isaac, observed that
vessel, apparently an American and square
rugged, had been wrecked there and dash.
ed TO pieces. 1t is supposed the crew
must have all persisted, as two bodies in
a putrid state were found lying on The
shore. A lantern bag, with BRIa HEc-
TOR" marked on il, was also lound on the
rocks. -
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House then resolved itself into a
committee of the whole on the state OF
the Union. Mr.. Condict in the Chair,
on the bill to amend the several acts
laying duties on imports. .
Mr.. Rankin resomed and concluded
the speech he commenced yesterday.
When Mr.. Il. concluded
Mr., Webster. of Mass. took the floor,
and continued his observations till past
5 o'clock; when he gave way for me-
ton that the Committee rise.
The Committee rose, and then
The House adjourned.
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FAYETTE

A splendid Hat Of exquisite workman.
ship and materials, is now completing by
Mr.. John Hurley, Of New Y ork, called
the Washington Hat, intended as present
10 Gen. La Fsyetle. Ii is 10 have revo.
Iutionary cockade, and be transmitted by
The first vessel, for him to wear on bis
landing in this country.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-06

In clearing tomb lately in Boston, the
remains of British officer were found
II is supposed he was buried with his
cIo,he. on. but they had all persisted, ex.
cept his silk sash, which was 10 perfect OF
der, & the coIors bright. " Y. Eve. Post.
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The East Tennessee Statesman says,
that at meeting convened for the selec.
ton of a Presidential candidate, at Co
Iumbus, Ohio, after considerable dispa.
,a,ion-tbe deu,l was finally nominated
Quere-ls be a feGeralist or democrat
The Albany Advertiser says, be is an old
aristocrat.'
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AN ALGERINE.

Our correspondents of the Boston Pal.
Iadium inform US, that the brig Sicily,
Bradford. al that port. from the Med'ler.
rsnean, when off Carthagsna, on the 18th
February, tell in with two frlgates, one
of which hoisted American colOrs, and or.
dered her 10 back the main topsail, and
send her boat alongside, which was done.
Captain B. on boarding her, found by
their turbans and wide trowsers they were
not Americans. They were very polite,
and be was ushered from The gaDgway
through file of servants, white and black.
iH the after cabin, to the presence oil a
venerable looking man, with a black
beard, lolling on a cushioned sofa. his
appearance was more like that oil priest
than the commander OF vessel Of war.-
While asking the common place questions
in such cases, be was served with coffee.
pipes, &c. by the numerous slaves or SER
wants. Was asked il we had plenty oil pro-
visions for SO long voyage as to Boston,
il not, would with pleasure supply US Win
any thing 90 board; and after wishing US
q good passage, Capt. B. lett them, and
proceeded 90 bis course. Captain B.
considered them as AIgerines.
Letters from Cartbagena state that the
American sloop Dart, Capt. Brock; char
gsd with smuggling tobacco at Carthage
ma, ha, been acquitted by the lntenden'
cy's decree, it appearing that Capt. brcek
did not intend to unload the article. De
decree further states, that in future all to'
bscco will be con5scated, brought by any
vessel into Colombian port. unless &C.
tualIy forced into barboT by some apparent
cause.
The same letters also state. that an es'
petition was fitting out at CartbageHa 10
60 against Tarquia de Omoa. The eIPe-
dition was stalled to consis, OF four br'gs
and seven schoonsrs. Monsieur Gutra vas
TO command 1t. Ii was reported that zoe
Carlhsgenian government furnished x,.s"
men, and that The town and Port oil osh
Fernando de Omoa were TO be pillaged'
The accuracy Oi this intelligence, how
ever, has been doubted. BUT, !4"'e''
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SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.

Several months ago The Indiana apers
contained an account Of girl OF Is years
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POSTSCRIPT.
HAV ANA

From a friend al Havana the editors of
the Baltimore american have received a
letter OF the 9th mstanl--trom which they
make the following extracts:
The Engiisb Gutter Grecian, captain
Crawley, arrived hire yesterday from o.
mona. She reports The capture of pira.
teal schooner on the Mosquito Shore, BY
an English brig OF war. The pirates ran
on shore to escape, but most OF the crew
were captured and are on their way to
Jamaica.
"A few days since an American Eastern
brig, 1.-THE Castor bound into Matanzas,
was taken by seOen men in an OPEL boat /,
and carried into Aruca, little port 10
windward of Havana. where she was plum
dered s. then discharged The orig came
ked. and robbed OF all their clothing, sc.
A few muskets would have repeiled the
rufians. and yet, some of our parslmoni'
Gus counlrymen are willing to hazard life
and property among these exposures,
without the protection they might pur-
chase at So trifling an expense!
The Colombian squadron rs supposed
10 be still in Pensacola: am he Spanish
trigate Sabina, Corvette sC4rabobo, brig
Voluntario and schooner Con OF, sailed oG
the Isl inst TO intercept them. Some sup
pose land so says rumor) that this fleet is
destined to San Ju q de Ullua, with sup
plies
we have no direct communication with
Mexico: and no cessation OF dostlitIes at
Vera Cruz IS looked Tor. The firing from
the Castle is continued, bu seems con-
fined to idle hours, cool mornings, and ho-
| lidays Alta distance The appearance oil
the city is unchanged, the spires resisting
! shot aud shells. :,
/. Here Cat Havsna) business is IanguId
beyond example--no demand tor the pro-
duce of the Island, and very lttle induce
n.ent TO bring hitber The pro 'uce OF the Y :
p,ted States. Since the departure OF the
| U. S schooner Weasel, no American cruz
ger has appeared in our port. There have
cen no receni arrivals from the u. States,
aud no news from any quarter worm
conmenlcating. -,
! Havana is no, unusually sickly for 'his
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20

| ply to sundry applications as to wha,
construction would DO put upon several
parts OF the new Tariff.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., ,
Comptroiier's Once 2Sln june, 1924 (
Sir duly received your letters .;
the 18th, 18th, 10th, and 22d inst. an
answer to which has been delayed until
now, in order that full exa animation
might be made OF tie operation OF the
act of the 22d alt. in relation to the pre-,
existing Acts imposing duties on im.
ports.
The examination having been made,
| now do myself the pleasure to an
swer the several questions propoondet
by you.
Composition Bolts. Rods, Spikes and
Male, are considered as coming under
the general classification of all manu-.
features, not other wise specified, made
OF orass, iron, steel, pew,ss, lead or tin.
or OF when either of these metals is a
component material. [rhey will of
course pay Is per cent
Still Bottoms, that is those which
are merely cut round and turned up al
the edge. cannot be considered vessels
OF "copper" within the meaning of the
law; bat should be charged with duty
as a no0-enumerated article. Il5 per
cent?
Cutting Kuives,-Neither Curriers'
Knives, nor Drawing Knives, are con-
sldered sscoming un0er that denomins-
tion. The term Cutting Knives tech.
nicaliy applies to knives used for cut
ting straw, called Strou Kniues or
KNIVES ossd for cutting hay, are equal.
~ Included IN the term. lS,raw knives
WI; OF course pay 80 per cent.
Oa&uD and old Junk, are considered
IN the light o: n"n-enumerated ae.lcles,
and well pay Is per cent.
Cannon OF Cast lroa. BY the Act of
22d April, 1915, Cannon having been
saoJected 10 the same rate Of duty "a
manufactures OF brass, copper, iron,
steel. &c. or OF which either of them 10
the material of chief value, 1t is not
conceived, from the general principles
which governed in adopting the aew Ia
riff, tina IT was intended it should paya
lees duty than such Manufactures, un-
der that tariff. In fact the operation of
boring cannon may fairly be consider.
cd as constituting them Manufactures
of Iron. land pay 25 per cent?
Hhn ~
22d uIt. respecting Bottles commences
as foliows:-'On Black Glass Bottles,
not exceeding tie capacity of ole quart,
two dollars per grocs, Oh Bottles, ex-
ceedius one quart aud not moro than
two quarts, two dollars and iitty cents
per groce, &C.
Although the words black glass are
omitted 10 the second section of the pa.
ragraph, yet it Is the opinion Of this De.
pertinent, TO be the correct con s'ruc.
ton OF that paragraph. to consider it as
relating to, and to be continuation Of
one and the same SUB Jet, namely,
Black slass bottles.
Bottles other than black glass bot.
Ties must therefore be considered az
coming under that clause of the law in
these words 'on all other articles Of
glass;" SC.
Manufactures of Silk, coming from
beyond the Cape of Good Hope, &c.
| CONCUR with the collector in his con.
struction Of the law relative to silk
goods, ma meIy, that the place Of Manu-
facture must determine the place
whence silk goods muss be considered
as having come. Respectfully,
JOS. ANDERSON, Conpt.
Mr. p p + DEGRAND, Boston.
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District of Columbia,
alexandria County, Set.
May Term, 1924.
IN CHANERY

John Roberts, Complement,
John McKim. Holiday, and Sarah Asa
Davidson, administrator and admins
tralrix Of William Davidson, deceased,
and the President, Directors and Com
pany OF the Bank OF Potamac, Defends
ants.
TrSHE defendants John McKim Holli-
= day and Sarah Asa Davidson, adm'-
nlstrator and Administrative OF William Da-
wilson, deceased, not having entered their
appearance to this suit and given security
for performing the DEGREES OF the court;
and it appearing 20 the satisfaction OF the
court, upon affidavit fled, that the said adj
ministrator and administrative are not in-
babtants of the District of Columbia : On
the motion of the complainant by his coun-
sci. it is ordered that the said admlnlstra.
tor and Administrative of " il!iam David
sou, deceased, do appear here on the first
dsy of next November Term, and enter
their appearance to the suit and give secu
rlty Tor performing the DEGREES OIL the
court; and that the other defendants the
President, Directors and Company OF the
Bank of Potomac do not pay away, con-
yey or secrete the debts by them owing 10,
or the estate or effects in their hands be.
longing to the estate of the said William
Davidson. deceased, until the further or
der OF the court; and that copy OF this
order be forthwith published for two
months SUCCESSFULLY in ore of the public
ne wspapers printed in Alexandria; and
that a copy be also posted at the front door
~ tho cou,I houso Of said comfy.
A copy.
Tests, EDM. |. LEE. Z. Z.
july 20 Ym
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District Of C0Iuinbia,

County of .a[eTGnd,td.
EBENEZER o. FiFlELD has APP
EAplel to the Hon. William Cranch,
Chief Judge of tie United States Circuit
Courtot the District OF Columbia, TO be
discharged from imprisonment, under the
act tor the reliel OF iosolvent debtors with
in the District OF Columbia, Oh the first
Monday of August next al 9 O'clock, A.
M, al the court house in Alexandria, when
and where bis creditors are required to at.
tend. EDM. |. LEE, G.. c.
July 90 81
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District Of Columbia,

Couutyy Of Ale1andrta.
wv LILLIAN ARNOLD has applied to
w The Hon. William Crancb, Chef
Judge of the United States Circuit Court
OF The District OF Columbia, to be dischar-
ged from imprisonment. under the act for
the relief OF insoIyent debtors within the
District of Columbia, on the First Monday
OF August next, al o'clock, A. M, al the
Court House 10 Alexandria, when and
where bis creditors are required TO attend.
July I7-3t EDM. LEE, C. G..
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MARINE NEWS.

salLED-July iS.
Brig columbus,s Marbu'y, ePvrt-au,
Schr. Midas, Small, Eastpor.
Schr' Celia, Fuller, Newburyport.
AKRlVED-July l9.
Schr. Victory, HAYES Boston, Ia ds;
plaster and wrapping paper TO Tbos. h.
Howiand
SAILED.
Sioop Brothers, Mofi,ltt, Baltimore.
Brig Elizabeth Sturgs, Lucemore, pass.
ed up tor Georgetown from barbadOes.
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New Piano Music, &c.

\ fresh supply Of the latest publlca>
N tons for lhe piano and harp--a cata-
logue Of ashtch as repared
Single and douole Hageoleits
Box asd satin wood flutes, OF various
finish, concerts. 3rds 5ths and 8ths
b aud c ciarionels and reeds
Maple, box and satinwood 6tes, OF all
prices
A large assortment Of violins from 2 ~
IS dollars
Italian strings, bows, bridges & pin.
| Booksiot instruction, and amusement Tor
the above
Blank music books, aud music paper OF
superior quality
Lately received. and for sale by
ANDREW L. KENNEDY.
July 20 law3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20

M I'LL be received till the Gath inst.
w Tor building BRIDGE with stone,
consisting OF three arches, over AccOtlnck
Greek, where the Little River turnpike
road crosses said Greek, nine miles from
AieYandIia.
A fell description OF the Bridge, and
work to be done, will be given, by appi-
cation to The subscriber.
THOMASMOSS, Sup't.
luiY II t24th
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Great Bargain in Land Oh
the Potomac.
I AM authorised TO sell lot of ID or 90
IL acres Of
LIND,
Lying on the Potomac; 81 miles from A.
lexandria, and from Font Washington
adjoining the Tent Landing, with hshe-
~ on il, which oace rented Tor $780,
The land is rich and we'll adapted to gar
cening, being handsome site for couD-
try seat, commanding view of AIexsn-
dfia, Georgetown and City Of Washing
ton, and an extensive view down the Po-
tomac; 10 which Is attached never failing
spring OF excellent water. II immediate
application is made, great bargain may
be had in IT,. For terms, apply TO
THOMAS JOHNS,
Living near the premises.
Prince Georges Go. Md. June 8-u
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y" ILL be given TO any one, VINO will
w give sucn information ss will cons
vic, the misch,evous chap who defacei the
palbgs fronting the Baptist See'ng
House, on application to Reuben Jonn. 90,
or THOMAS STEEL.
july 10 tt
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WILL III UEV.iJGN
Printing Office for Sale.
TIVE wAsHlNGToNlAN OFFICE

GvHE WASHlNGTONlAN OFFICE
L situated IN Leesburg, Loudoun coun
ty, Virginia, is offered Tor sale. This es-
adjustment consists of all the necessary
articles tor Carrying On country offlce,
with suthcIency OF Type OF various de-
scripiions, about halt worn-the Job Type
nearly new. The subscription list, which
is very respectable in bumber, is COM
posed of substantial persons; the Adver-
lisnents and Jobs of considerable amount.
This establishment possesses many adj
vantsges rarely to be net with in C0un-
Try olhce.
Persons desrous of purchasing, will APP
ply TO MARY M'lNTYRE.
July 90 5t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20

Sugar, Lemons, &c. &c.
r iNDsAY 4 HILL have just received
IA from n. York, per schr. Exchange,
Harris, and this day landing.
5, 8 R bs11s l"' sRo% S;ss: SUGAR.
20 boxes Sicily lemons, in prime orde,
Is barrels peach brandy, 3.years old
Is boxes bright yellow soap
IN STORE,
ESQ sacks fine salt, Liverpool filed,
extra size
1000 bushels ground alum salt
hbds and } St. Croix and
90 barrels New Orleans SUGAR.
rs bags South America & W. !. coffee
~ chests and rs 10 caity boxes Y. II.
tea, very fine
90 10 catiy boxes Imperial ditto
40 bids and Pennsylvania, Bstim'e,
loo barrels &Cumberland Whlskey
20 barrels Cumberland ditto old and
very fine
pipe and 4 or. casks old Port wine
10 Or casks Malaga DO
pipes Holland gin, warfanted:pure
as imported
10 bbls country do
7 pipes Cognac brandy, 8 superior TO
any in the District
Is bbIs apple do
2 seroons indigo, 30 resms wrapping
paper
Bales cotton, leading line BED cor Is
Pepper, pimen,o, loaf T. lump sugar
Starch, copperas. muscatel rsisins
Figs, race & ground ginger
Alum, rice, sheled & pea. barley,
Madder, English walnuts.
Lante curranis, demUohps
ton shot, assorted
rs bbls. mess & prime pork, N, York
inspection
ju!ys st
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Madeira Wine.

1--WE pipes. seven half pipes. FIVE quar-
IL ter casks, g. three halt quarter Casks,
fine old wine, OF Murdoch, Yuiiie, Ward
rop g. Co.'S, and NJ Santana, YascoDcel-
los brand, Just received, per big Robert
Cochran, from Madeira, for sale by
7mO S-Gt JOS JANNEY ir.
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Potomac Company.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
/ Y the Stockholders will convene IN gen
eral meeting, al CIageu's Hotel, in Alex
andrla, D c. on Monday, the I'd Of Aug.
neat, at O'clock, TOR the purpose OF e.
lecuing a President and four Directors, TO
serve tor the year thence ensuing, and tor
transacting other business OF the Compa-
ny.-By order Of the Board.
JAMES MOORE, Jr. Tres p, Co.
July 3 3awt2dAug
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Public Sac.

A|lLL be sold at auction, on The pre-
w misses, on Wednesday ME 4h of yaus
gust, at 10 O'Clock beginning with The ono
first named, on, credit OF 6, 8, and l2
months. tor approved endorsed notes, the
following valuable property, all in lee
simple, belonging to the estate of the
late James LawrssoB:-
,ssr,x> HIS late dwelling house and LOT
f on ST Asapb street, being 80 feet
NEes; front and two stories high, With
&c. extensive back buildings, all of
BRICK, and of the best workmanship and
materials, with the convenience Of pump
OF well water, and large cislern of rain
water near the kitchen door, a large smoke
house, milk house, sc. with dry cellars
under the whole.
A three story brick warehouse on Prince
street, at present occupied by MIR. Nor
deica Miller, % feet front, AL deep.
Six vacant lots on COLUMBUS street. be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, each 25
feet front. and 1881 deep.
Also, at the dwelling house will be sold,
a variety OF FURNITURE, consisting OF
Desks, Bureaus, Tables Chams, &c.
A. r LEVERINo, executor.
S. A. MARS TELLER, auct. =
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HIiIOWo U"if"oy
Has received, and offers for sale,
Young Tyson tea in 10 catty boxes
Coffee in barrels and bags
Owen No. chocolate, in small boxes
Shoe thread in bales
Pepper in bags, Russia hemp
Russia crash, DO. quilts, ravens duck
Malaga wine, 10 or. casks
Cider vinegar, in hhds. T. bbls.
with an extensive assortment Of
SUed,sh Bar Iron.
7mo 9Th