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any circumstances. Several Brit..,
manned at Montevideo under tr;a, ' g vessels y
of the blockade Of Buenos Ayrss '0F floai5,
likely to be condemned. and We,
The American brig HOMER Co..
brook, OF Baltimore, anchored at R R"p'alh HI,
on the 22d of June, having been oh I;n0s AN
in by leak. She was PROCEEDING e. on
de-Janeiro to Valparaiso, and was 10" q, Ri,
the Brazilian squadron in euterinpl 'n''et
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER so, 1896.

Dahl Paper, S. Country Paper, IS, per onnun
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ITO be continued.
From TIE Norfolk Beacon, March %.
FROM BERMUDA.


By the brig Governor Hodgson, Capt. Bell,
we received yesterday, files Of the Bermuda Ga
zette, from September 1925, TO 18th inst. inclu-
sive The papers are, as usual, not prolific OF
news to our readers, being chiefly compiled
from European dates, long since published here,
and from our own journals. The Gazette OF
the 18th announces the arrival there from Eng
land, on Saturday 4th inst. of Sir HlLGRovE
TURNER, the newly appointed Governor Of that
Island, in the "Royal Oak," and gives hand
some account Of the very respectful ceremonies
with which he was greeted by the authorities
and private gentlemen of the Island, and the
ships Of II. Ms. squadron in the harbor
The address Of the Corporation 10, and an
swer Of the Governor, is also published IN the
same paper, which contrasts in very striking
terms the gracious afability and condescension
of Sir Hilgrove with the imperious, austere
and tyrannical department of his predecessor,
Gov. LuMLEY. The length of the Presidents
message will not permit us to give the address
es to day, although short, or to take any other
notice of the contents of the papers at present.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-27
FROM THE PACIFIC.

Ne,c- York, March 23.--We learn from pas
senger in the brig Polly & Eliza, from Cartha-
gena, who recently left the Pacific, that the Gas
lie of Calao remained in possession Of Gen. Re-
dill on the 9th Of December, but i, was expect
ed that it would soon fall into the hands of the
Patriots.
Gen. Valera, Of the Colombian army in Peru,
arrived at Panama on the 24lh Of January, with
1900 troops, principally feruvians. There were
about 5000 troops at Panama, and more daily
expected.
The frigate United States, Com. Hull, was
at ChorlIosthe goth of December. The Pea
cock, Capt. Jones, sailed about the 18th for
Valparaiso The schnr. Dolphin, Capt Perez
val, had not yet returned from her cruize among
the Mugrave Islands. Gazette.
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ing years, and must continue to do as every
passing day removes the mist Of prejudice from
the eyes of man. Such were the thoughts thai
rushed upon my mind as stood gazing on the
splendid fabric before me, from the western
side of St. Aldates. The tower contains the
celebrated Magnus Thomas, recast from the
great bell of Oxney Abbey, by whose deep
note at the hour Of nine in the evening, the
students are summoned TO their respective col
leges. The upper part of the tower displays
in the bracketed canopies and carved enrich
ments, the skillful hand of Sir Christopher
Wren, whose fame was much enhanced by the
erection of the gorgeous turrets which project
on each side Of the gateway. 1t was here, IN
Lord Oxford's opinion, that he caught the
graoes Of the true Gothic taste.
When passed through Oxford the view
was of more sombre pencilling, but equally
grand. / had purposely taken part oil the
coach box-it was midnight-the Queen oil
Night shone in cloudless majesty, shedding
her mellow light on the towel and turrets OF
that magnificent Gothic building; while the
monastic gloom tina. environed its contour, re-
called the mind 10 former ages, and gave an
impression TO the feelings that was only dis
PEELED by the rays of fine mornings sun. II
Documents accompanying the Presidents Message
on the Panama Question.
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White Lead.

TJlE subscribers have just received per sloop Con-
Il stituton, supply of WHITE LEAD, from the
mandatory of NJ. & s. N. LEWIS OF Philadelphia
warranted equal if not superior to any in the District
to be regularly supplied, and will sell to dealers in the
article on the most favorable terms
mo 22d H. MILLERg SON
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FROMTHE CYANE

Extract of a letter dated y. States ship Cyane
Pernambuco, Feb. Is, ls26.-"Our ship arrived
here on the 18th inst. after pleasant passage
of forty-nine days. We are informed a num-
Der Of pirates are eruizing off Cape Frio.
"The Brazilians are blockading Buenos Ay
res, with squadron Of fourteen sail, among
which are two line Of battle ships.
awe expect to sail soon for St. Salvador,
All we'll" Maj. Journal
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Cheese, Coffee, Rum, etc.
AnCASKS Goshen cheese
III do very superior quality
90 bags coffee
S hhds and 10 barrels e rum
S hhds molasses
90 boxes Sicily lemons
bales flberts @
10 seroons Cuba tobacco
1000 lbs first quality cork wood
Just received per sloop Chauncey and for sale by
mar 90 ROBINSON g. SHINN.
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Prices Reduced

ERAY & PANKEY'S best chewing tobacco, 12's to
" the pound, for sale atreduced prices.
ALSO,
10 kegs pound twist, of very good quality, for sale
very low. NJ MILLER y SON.
IN STORE,
1000 bushels G. A. salt
5000 do Turks Island do
1000 do domestic do
20 hhds New Orleans molasses
10 do Barbados sugar
1000 Spanish hides
20 barrels tanners Oil
so bags st. Domingo coffee
Sd mo %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-27

Landing,
From the &oop Chaumcey from ~ York :
10 CHESTS and 90 half chests Young Hyson Tea,
10 II ten catty boxes
100 FIVE do do
10 boxes each cont'g GUNPOWDER TEA
from IL to 20 can. of
twolbs each
chests
Is half chests SLJfPERLaL do.
100 FIVE catty boxes
half chests Hyson do For sale by
march 30 s. MESSERSMITH.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE.

The honorable National Convention Of Chile
having terminated it's sessions on the Esd day
of October last, and not having, on that account,
had time sufficient for the discussions by which
the present treaty ought to be ratified in the
time which was agreed uponby the 18th article,
and the honorable minister plenipoteptiary Of
Colombia having proposed to their excellencies
the ministers plenipotentiary OF Chile, that
new period for the Publications should be APP
pointed, they consulted the most excellent SUI
preme Court Of Representatives, with whose
consent they have agreed with the honorable
minister plenipolentiary of Colombia on the
following Article:
The present treaty, concluded in Santiago
de Chile, on the Dist of October, 1922, shall be
ratified in the space OF four months, which
shall be counted from this day, or sooner if
possible, and the ratifcations shall be exchang-
ed without delay in the time which the distance
that separates both governments permits,
In faith whereof, the respective plenipoten-
taries sign this, and seal IL with the seals Of the
governments which they represent
Done at Santiago de Chile, the twentieth Of
November, of the year Of Grace one thousand
eight hundred and twenty-five, twelfth OF the
independence of Colombia, and fifth Of that oil
Chile.
r.. S. JOAQUIN MOSQUERA.
JOAQUIN DE ECHEVERRIA.
r.. S. JOSE. ANTONIO RODRIGUEZ
| Therefore, having seen and examined the
said treaty of union, league, and confederation
the consent and appreciation of the Congress
of the republic being first had, agreeably to ar
ticle SIS, section l8, of the Constitution
make use of the power conferredupon me by the
l2oth article of the same Constitution in rat
| fying it, and by these presents ratiiy 1t and
hold il as valid, grateful, and firm, in all it:
articles and clauses, with the exception OF the
words; and for their internal tranquility, of art
/ Gle Cd; all those which the 10Th article
expresses, and those which follow OF the lltf
article, TO wit: Jany person guilty, or accu
seG of treason, sedton, other gricrouS crime, e
from justice and be found in the territory Of any o.
the states mentioned, he shall be deLirersd up ana
sent back 10 The disposal of the government which
has cognizance Of tn crime, and in whoSe jurisdic
| ton he ought TO be tried, as soon as the attended
pa, ty has made his claim in FORM And for It's full
| filment and exact observance on our part,
solemnly engage and compromit the national
honor. In faith whereof, have caused the issue
these presents, signed with my hand, sealed
with the great seal Of the republic, and coun
:ersigned by the Secretary of State and Of the
Despatch of Foreign Relations, in the Capita
of Bogo,a, the twelfth Of July, Of The year Of
Grace one thousand eight hundred and twenty.
three, thirteenth OF our independence
FRANCISCO DE P. SANTANDER
By his excellency the Vice-President ofth Re-
public, charged with Executive Power:
The Secretary Of State for Foreign Relations,
PEDRO GUAL.
To be continued.
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We learn from good authority, that the
statement made in the Providence Journal,
which intimates that ministers will not be sent
from Peru and Chill to the congress OF Pana-
ma, is, so far as respects Peru, wholly ineor-
rect Sor. Manuel Vidaurre and another en-
voy from that republic have been at Panama
ever since December last. They correspond
regularly with their friends in this country. In
relation 10 Chill, napositive intelligence of min
listers being deputed to the proposed congress
from that republic has yet been received.
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AHsHEE. AZ 1f1D@.fAa
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH 81, 1896.

To the polite attention Of the Editor Of Snow
den's New-York National Advocate, we are in.
debted for the late Foreign Intelligence con-
tanned in subsequent columns.
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COMMERCIAL,
SNIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Nou 1-sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight
for the district.
Schr Banner, Bulky, New-York, days; freight for
the district.
Schr Cygnet, Cowart, N. York; salt, to S. Messer-
smith, cordage and pork to j. S. Miller, and freight for
the district
schr Planet, Pike, Newburypor; plaster, potatoes,
apples, &c. to j. III. Laid.
Sloop Regulator, Monroe, "a days from st. Thomas
and santa Crox, to j. C. Vowel. and sugar and coffee
to Vaudeville & Larmour.
Listof american vesseis left at st. Thomas, nth Oct
Ship Agnes, Johnson, of and for New-York, days;
briggs Cyno, King, of Philadelphia, for Turks Island, 10
ds Gov. Hopkins LINCOLN, of Bristol dsch uncertain;
Monroe, Humphreys, of York, for ST. Croix, days;
Sea Bird Carr, of Newport, repairing, uncertain; Gu
ba, Gushing, of Bath, condemned-arrived Sd Oct
with the loss of spars, boats and deck oad Pizarro
Perkins, of Bangor, uncertain; Helen, Saunders OF
Bath, unc; schrs Panope, Soule, OF Boston tor ot
rox this day; Octavia, Shepherd, of Hallowel for
N York days; Mary, Williams of Gloucester, discg
uncertan Nicholson Nicker, of and for Newborn, l
day; Hannah Kemp, of and for Marblehead, days. AL
mira, Spencer of New York, uncertain; brig Phoebe,
B,lrnham, of Salem for ST. Jago in dsjust arrived
with loss of main sail, and other sails much blown to
peces-putin to reht.
The Sea Bird Carr blew away her topmasts, &c. and
was repairing The Mary, Williams, blew away the
most of her sails had her decks swept stauncheons and
waterways much damaged, was also repairing. The
Agnes had her gangway boards washed away or stove
in gale on the 9Th Sept. There had been no serious
blows in any of the West India Islands,
CLEARED,
Ship Rcsseau, Myles McLeveen, bound tor Havre de
Grace and market
SAILED,
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk
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Monticello,

The Seal Of the late Thomas Jefferson.
1T proposed to publish picturesque View of Month
cello House, Grom drawing made on the spot by
MIR Mills aquatned in the best style, by one of the
first artists of our country provided sufficient patronage
is given, equal to the expenses incident to such
an undertaking. With view to ascertain this, these
proposals are laid before the public.
The engraving, handsomely colored, will be furnish
ed subscribers at IS copy, payable on delivery The
size of the plate will be 90 inches long by II inches
wide.
Particular attention has been paid, in the drawing, to
the architectural character of this building which dis
tngulshes it from all others.
The drawing from which the Engraving will be made
may be seen at the Bookstore of the subscriber, by
whom, also, subscriptions will be received.
PlSHEY THOMPSON.
WASHINGTON, oct 81
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dancing School.

.mS cARUsi respectfully informs his friends anu
sa,. me public, that he has takena room in Col Pey
,ssa house, corner of King and streets, for the
muP nn OF scholars and will commence teaching on
"EDNESDdY, 8th NOVE1fBER NEXI'
VIII y having other engagements early in the Spring,
b,s make up but one quarter in Alexandria, he there
mai. 'ohcits those who intend becoming scholars, to
Wks early application Glasses for Young ladies, on
from IL till o'clock, p NJ and on Sa-
MAJ rom till p. NJ. Glasses for yCung gentle
On the same days, from till o'clock in the
mug oct Is 2w
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Yhis is to Give Notice,

VHNHAI the subscriber of Alexandria County, in the
Il District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Said county, letters testameny the
estate OF Andrew ounsavel late of the county afore
SAID, deceased All persons having claims against the
said decedent, hereby warned to exhibit the same
to the subscriber with the vouchers thereof passed by
the Orphans Court on or before the 50h day of April
next, they may by law be excluded from all benefit
to said estate and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment. Given under my hand
this 30th day of October 1926.
oct 30-6t BEALE HOW ARD, Sen Eyr.
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District Of Columbia,
CountY of .Akernndrin

County, % .7lerdndYia.
r EoNARD COOK has applied to the honorab,.
IL VIM. Cranch, Chief Judge of the United states
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia to he die
charged from imprisonment under the Act for the
lief Of insoIvent debtors within the District
on the first Monday of November next, at O'Clock
at the Courthouse in Alexandria, when and where he
creditors are required TO attend. E.I.LEE. &C..
nov a.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward,

E's securing in any Jail MT and BILL, two ne
s'oes, who ran away from Arlington, estate of G
h,I Gusts, Esq. Nat is an excellent cook, small
man, and in rather ill health. Bill dark brown,
rss and stout made, about twenty-five years OF age,
~y dollars for securing either
MOORE DIXON, Agent.
oet24 n' : : $3.50 If
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geo =. n States of their power and equality In
. SECTION Of President, you take away one OF
..,;ucipal considerations winch induced
- ,ecede to the Union, and, by conse-
fa : dissolve their obligation to adhere to it.
et'es hody knows, says Col. Benton, " that
'bel! COMPROMISES the constitution OF 'S7
fs9a -, have been framed, and it is a fair in
nau =. hat unless these compromises are pre-
sr'I 1;nv;olate, the constitution must perish. I"
srs: vas one of " these compromises" which
,se election of President, in the first trial,
&c e. reople. upon the federative and represen-
'n prr;nciples combined, and upon second
n' ,ssserred the election to the States as equal
S..gus The preservation of this principle,
Own 1 nscessary 10 the existence of the Union
W " e 4. least indispensable "to the safety and
s liability of the small States" and "impo-
s,lotary restraint or the ambition and vio-
~'.I the powerful ones" If the federalive
r es.;nle. already confessedly the weakest, be
al srmly maintained and supported, It will
J. anasr the attacks Of pretended friends; the
s'.,ss oyerpowered and DESTROYED, will dwin-
=. - mere corporations, or the conieceracy be
=, r.'olrsd. There will be no hope of the dura-
s; Inv II the Union, if the peoples men, are
; 'u in their work of spoliation.
'' Tbs dangerous tendency Of the proposition
.h;eh the predicament of Gen. Jackson seems
.uuder expedieni, and therefore acceptablesto
h marty. cannot be better illustrated, than it
sbeep By Col. Benton, in the speech from
,sicb have quoted. He has demonstrated,
hsit is necessary to the safety and respecta-
I;y Of the small States, that they should stand
m;ometaing in the Presidential election
that if their rights, as now guaratied, are not
0r,eryed inviolate, the constitution must per-
a and tha. the contingent right of voting by
States is one Of the main pillars which now
wnpor,s the edifce ofthe constitution" Yet,
beis wiling to reduce the contingent power OF
this State from one twenly-fourtb, to one eigh-
yseyenth Of the electoral voice OF the Union;
nnchanee one vote out of twenty-four, for
hreHou, of two hundred and sixty one; to bar
.r her equality with New-York, for one twelfth
dherrelative strength, to sacrifice "the re-
peetabiIiiy and safety" of the small States, in
Gliding Missouri,) and make them stand for
bolhing in the Presidential election. In a word,
he political Sampson of the West, blinded by
wI Tor interest, has grasped the fairest pillar
With now supports the edifice of the constitu-
da,' and lends his mighty powers to he de-
uOdd0n Of the temple, and "the subversion OF
hsgernment under which we live" that his
ryhvorile may rise on itsruins.
CURTIUS.
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AUCTIONS.
Books at AuctiOn.

THIS EVENING, sOiV be sold at the aaetion Store, q
great variety of BOOKS
Amongst the assortment are
Hume and Smollett's England, I3v London edition;
Johnson's Works, "; Goldsmith's Animated Nature,
5v Gibbons Roman Empire, 6 "; Murphy's Tacitus,
"; Rollins Ancient History, Vi Bakers Lvy, 6v;
Spectators Nv; Josephus, 6v British Prose Writers,
9v; Shakespeare, 10 vi Byron's Works, Sv.; Boswells
Life of Johnson. W; Burns Works, "; Paleys
Works, ~; Waverly Novels, 41v. Van Ness's Napo-
leon, Nv; Plutarch's Lives, 4v Rambler v: Moores
Sv; Gillies Greece, 4v British Poets, 25v; Lockes
Essays; Junfus's Letters; FrankIin's Works Walkers
Dictionary and Key; Blackstone's Commentaries, with
Archbold's and Christians Notes, &c. &c. Together
with Family Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books.
QJsale to commence at early candle light. Books
ready for inspection through the day.
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Notice.
Fire Insurance Company of.alerandyia, :

Fire Insurance Company Of .alerandria,
Nov. 1, 1926.
TIA meeting ofthe board of Directors OF this lnstl
IN tuition, dividend of the profits of the Company
for the last six months unanimously declared offoy
cents per share payable to the stockholders or ther
representatives OH the eighth day OF this month :
The notes for the unpaid, and uncaled for part of
the capital will be renewed at six months from the 5th
Of this month. J. b. NICHOLS, Secy.
nov Q 1aw3w
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continue to prosper until they shall surpass IN
perfection those Of all other nations! | add as.
surances Of the personal esteem and regard Of
your faithful and obedient servant,
H. CLAY.
Jeremiah SleeDer.
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'Patof this speech was published in the Missouri
Republican, of the 18th July, last, and as shall fire.
qenty quote from it in this number, refer the read
atothat paper, to the entire speech, in pamphlet
m, published and distributed by the author in 1894
lusider it triumphant vndcation of the rights of
The states, which neitherhe, any of the band, can
Sufficiently refute
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Wine and Canva as

WINE ana canvas
Just received per schr Banner, from he'0 lork.,
o. PIPES j. IL. March & Co.'S. o L. p. Madeira Wine,
q very superior quality which has been sent round
to India for improvement
So bolts American canvas, No. 1, 9, 8, and 4.
IN STORE
u reams Gipn's qualto post paper, white & pink
8 do do folio post do
90 boxes cotton and wool cards
"a boxes sperm candles
5 casks whale Gil
81 dozen Philadelphia ale
large supply of Philadelphia white lead 1st and
Cd quality
Also, Ventan Red and Spanish Brown
II o2-3w SAMUEL NJ. JANNEY. {.
HUST published, and on sale by PIsHEY THOMPSON,
% the EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. 81, for June.
CONTENTS
l. Who wrote Icon Basilike? BY Christopher Words
worth, of Trinity College, d. D.
g. Hamiltonian Method of Teaching Languages.
s. The late Crisis in the Money Market considered
a. DR.. Lngard's History of England.
5. MGurs Administrative, pour faire suite aux OBJ
servations sur les Murs eft les usages Francois
mencement du XIX. Steele.
E. Denham and Capperton's Travels in Africa.
T. Life and Remains of Dr. Clarke.
Subscriptions to the Edinburgh Review, SIS per an
nun.
Washington, nov 9
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For Nent.

~ A large we'll situated Store, with an excel
Ii = lent dry cellar attached to it. 1t is remarka-
Msssss bly, well calculated for the Dry Goods bust
49,. ness and tenant in that line would re-
ceive the preference. The rent will be moderate.
oct 80 GEO. COLEMAN.
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English Seine Itoine and Shoe hread.
FEW hundred pounds superior English Seine
Irvine and Shoe Thread, just receivedand for
as, very cheap, by JAMES w. SCOTT,
@T Southwest corner of King and Fairfax-sts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-02

'''a''sd Crastaceous aquatics- Vuigarly called
Oysters.
Tt Undersigned continues his establishment on
luke, hear the corner of Fairfax where he
has, from the latest importatons, the above de-
Jus NELL FISH His house is priratc, neat and
,,'abe, and has the very best attendance to
his liquors consist an part of rosy faced brandy,
s,,.r spOtted gin, good old jamaica. foamng porter,
'SSsAss cider, and invigorating beer.
.,ss supplied with the best bira!ued crustace0us
&C upon the cheapest terms
.ss'9l-Ot ALEXANDER NEST.
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Public Sale Of Bank Stocks

I'D Y virtue ola decree of the Circuit Court for the
I'D County of Alexandra, vii! be sold at auction on
the first Mondayin November ner before the door ofthe
Town Hall in the town of Alexandria, sundry shares of
Stocks Of the Bank of Alexandria, the Farmers Bank
of Alexandria and the Mechanics Bank of Alexandra,
being the stocks which stood upon the books of those
Banks in the name of the late Col. George DeneaIe.
oct 28-ts THOMAS SWAMI, Trustee
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Notice.

TIME Propnetors of the Alexandria Theatre are re
Il quesed to meet at the TowN-HALI, on Thursday
lie Ngf 16rem6er meat, at II O'cock.
oct " st
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Canton White Sugar.

or BAGS of very superior quality, received per
30 soop Constitution from Philadelphia, and for
sale by S. MESSERSMITH.
oct 80