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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-09
New and Cheap Goods
y075Nr n. BRENX s. CO.

,1OyIN II. BREEN 3 q w.
inc, rsc.ved from NJ York and Philadelphia
/ the following articles. which they are now oPeh-
mo- and offer for sale at the most reduced prices 'or
ash at their store on King four doors east OF
he Washington Tavern
Super blue and black cloths
Olive Go
Hue and black cassimeres
Handsome assortment OF rest,ngs
Plain and stripe cambries
Cambria dmity .
An elegant assortment of caiicoes
white andcolored satteens
Wilmington stripes 80,
White and brown drllings
Cotton stockings and socks
Thread 10
Cross barred and shaded mushns
Jackonett 90
Plain and figured Swiss do
Plain and Ggurged buff craVats
plain and plaid silk do
Cambria nseriings
Mandarine robes, Canton grapes
yellow and white canvass
Cruel and working cotton
Destback double florence
White and blue Grape leisse
Horse skin and kid gloves
Fine bobanett laces
Bobanetts A, 5-4 and GA vide
figured do
Gimp lace, pearlng, footing
White and black ves
Bobane,t scarfs, collars and hdkfs
Diam and wstered Grodenap, different colors
Bararc granadene. new article for ladies' dresses
Tortoise shell tuck combs
DO do side do
BRAZILIAN combs, cotton frnges
Bunch and puff curls
Irish linens and lawns
Swiss linens and sheetfpgs
Swiss trimmings
Cambria collars and ruis
Domestic cottons
Cotton Yarn
with variety of other articles, and daily expect an
additional SUPPLY 'p'h -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-09

Family Fish, etc.
1yHE subscriber has just received
Il 70bbs. Susquehannah behring's, put up for family
use with the heads cut of, and full roed.
100 bbls gross and Nett do
0hhds and so bbis whiskey, part very fine:
do moasses.-Wth general assortment OF the
best articles in the grocery line.
june A. RI. RAMSAY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-09
FURNITURE and Mahogany.

.NMES GREEN-CHBiVEI 4HNN Ell,
TTAs on hand at his manuiactory, on ,to!asrss.'
fsu, doors south of King, general assortment OF
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE Of his own mannfac-
Raw of Honduras mahogany, suitable for hand rails,
St. Domingo curl and shaded mahogany in plank and
.,s,,.er ALSO,
Conal varnish, sacking bottoms cords, &c. all OF
,hch will be sold low for cash the usual credit to
uunctual customers. ,<
TURNING Of eveyy kindnsa'iy executed dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-09
MuscoNaAO Sugars

MNScON00O sugars.
Landing this day from schr. Batehelo from 81 Johns
Porto Rico,
97 81 Mh ds,. MuscOvado Sugar
For sale by D hn'oh"''
In Store,
$50 bags coffee, part prime green,
SIS boxes and bbls Baltimore refined sugar
$50 reams wrapping paper
10 hhds Baltimore whskey
pipes Cognac brandy ,,,e
Young Hyson tea, in chests and half chests OF va
rious qualities and prices
Imperial and Gunpowder do, in hall ches's ana
and 10 catty boxes do do
Liverpool blown salt in sacks -.
Colmenar and Malaga wine, &c. July
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-09

An additional supply ofDry Goods
JAMES a. " ATEES
HAS just received at his store, southwest corner o
III King and Fairfaxstreets,
yellow Nankins superior qualty)
DO do common
Cotton cashmere, Wilmington stripes
Flag and bandanns handkerchiefs
Plain and figured book muslin
plain andfgured blacksllk handSts'
Barrage hdkfs. Madrass do
Blue and white demnes
Dorchester edticking
Amoskeag do
Green and white gauze wells
Black canton Grape
A few pieces ofvery handsome belt ribbons
-Parasois and umbrellas s..
Gentlemens' Leghorn hats
Ladies' Leghorn bonnets ,,,,,
WITH A P.1RlE7Y OF OTHER .4flICHEs'
which will be sold low for cash. june
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-09
Fresh supply Of Garden Seed.

1TlHE subscriber has just received r. esh supply Of
Garden Seed, selected in England BY expert
enced hand, which with his importation last fall makes
bis assortment large and complete. There are ter
sorts Of Cabbage several Of English Peas and Beans,
do Of Raddish, &c. r. T. RAMSAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-09
srg1gRsDAY NDgRM1Na0 AUGUST o, ose5o

Mum, Nails, &c.
~ Hhds Boston rum
~ 100 kegs cut nails
$50 realms wrapping paper
9 cases fur hats
IS bales domestic goods, consisting of ga and
A brown cotton stripes, checks SC.
Landing from schr. Haxall, and for sale by
A C. CAZENOVE & Co.
Also-2ahhds prime moasses on Twins wharf.
july9
Sicily Lemons. etc.
O 4 BOXES fresh Sicily lemons cases women's
~ shoes and pumps, and mems boots, shoes and
pumps, of morocco and calf skin per schr.
Haxall, for sale by
JOHN H. LADD.
In housekeeping paper, green coffee
Almonds, wslnuts and iberts
Madeira wine in quarter casks
Olive oil, barrels cloves 9.
Yellow & blue nankins, domestic cotton goods
Leghorn hats and crowns
Cases drab and black hats
Binders and bandbox boards, &c.
july9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-09

Lemons, Flour. Cheese, etc.
I'm BOXES Sicily lemons, said to be in prime Or
wv der SO bbls. tennessee Flour, superior quail.
ty for family
- casks Goshen cheese
4 do dozen each, London porter
Z barrels cider vinegar
10 do gin
IS boxes fresh prunes
90 do / dozen each, Claret wine
10 do assorted pickes-this day landing from
sloop Chauncey Bartram, from NewYork, AM for sale
on accommodating terms, by
'ni' Laplate Hfdts. "
ANDING this day from board the brig Earl, stGt.
IL son, from Rio Grande,
1900 Dried Hides,
Of very superior quaty--willaverage % lbs.
AND IN STORE
An extensive assortment of sailed hides viz: Pernam.
buco, Maranhan, Oronoco and PORTO Rico; few doz:
dried calf skins; 20 bbs. best tanners oil-AH OF
which will be sold sold At New York and Baltimore
prices, by
june 80 NJ MILLER q soN'
The National Intelligencer will insert the above
three times, and send their accountto NJ NJ. Son.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-09
Sugar, Hides, &c.

Sugar, Hides, &C.
Landing from Schooner Enterprise
MnsBAGs prime green coffee
SUs40O Porto Rico hides
IN STORE,
90 bbls nett herring
90 do gross do so,,
For sale by M. MILLER O 9oN'
7mo IS
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u. &L. Chamber\ain

GrOCeHleS.
IVNIIE subscriber has ltelyreceivcda supply OF Gro
ceries, which, in addition to his former stock ne
offers ON moderate terms They consist in part Of
hhls sugars, do. refined do.
10 bbls do !, Is bags coffee
10 half chests 8; boxes Imperial and Gunpow-
der teas
9 chests and half do Young Hyson do
1okegs Leiper's and Garrett's snuff
Is sacks Liverpool salt
500 bushels coarse do
so bbls rosn, 40 do Suffolk tar
Together with family -four, rum, brandy, whiskey,
molasscs salt petre, nails. Manila and other cordage
hemp and cotton seine Irvine, etc. etc.
iuiy Z GEO. COLEMAN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-25

plicau1 ffcn Maihe, o. the remote districts
of the West for IA dollars.
He thought he should have been grossly
negligent OF his duty, ifhe had made the
motion 20 rsfer the bill again to the Com
mittee. in order TO augment the sum. He
did say lie wished to bring out the Trends
Of the bill (; and he would say, that from
the votes taken il does not appear VINO are
its friends and who are not. Many would
be greatly mortified TO see all the gratulty
taken from the officers and soldiers to be
given to heirs and representatives and
his motion TO go into Committee was Tor
the purpose Of correcting this, and II was
in accordance with all his best feelings.
Mr.. Everett opposed going into Commit
tee as unavailing. Mr.. Williams moved 10
postpone to the last day of the session, IN
effect an indefinite postponement. Inc
vote stood, yeas 81 nays 100. The ques-
ton was then taken on Mr.. Burgess motion
TO recommit the Bill to a committee OF the
whole, and decided in favor, yeas ~, noes
92. The Bill was accordingly made the
order of the day for Wednesday.
Wednesday, Jan. IL.
Mr.. Burgess motion to take up the Bill
making provision for the surviving oi1cers
of the Revolution was rejected. The
House then, on motion Of mr.. Mallary,
went into Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union, and took up the Bill
for the alteration of the acts imposing du-
ties on imports, when mr.. Mallsry, in a lu-
cid speech, which occupied near two
hours, explained his own views, and those
of the Committee, in relation 10 our manu-
features.
On motion, the Committee then rose,
and the House adjourned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-25

fm the &enatf.
Monday, Jan. l5tl

Monday, Jan. 18th.
The bill for increasing the Post Master
Generals salary to 600O dollars came up
in the Senate, and for the first time this
sesslon drew some remarks from Mr.. Kan
dolph, who it is understood, had that morn
ing heard Of his defeat in Virginia, Mr.. X.
opposed the bill, and as his speech IS re-
ported, in q very calm and decorous man
ner. Private letters, however, say he a.
bused the Post Master General most eyre.
giously. After some discussion, the bill
passed ,35 in the afirmative--lOi IN the neg
atiye. Mr.. Robbins voted for and Mr..
Knight against, the BILL The Senate was
OCCUPIED in executive business.
Tuesday, Jan. 10.
In the Senate there was no business OF
interest'octed upon.
Wednesday, Jan. IL.
The bill for the relief Of Ebenezer Oil
YER and others, Directors Of an association
called the "New- England Mississippi Land
Company was considered, and supported
by mr.. ROBBINS and mr.. Berrien, in
speeches Of some length.
A bill from the House Of Representa-
tives, making an appropriation for Revolu.
tionary officers and other pensioners OF
the u. States, was read.
Mr.. Smith of Md. said it was necessary
that this appropriation should be made
without delay, as the payments were to be
made on the 4th of March. The Com
mttee on Finance had examined the bill,
and found it to correspond with tho estl-
mates. The bill was then ordered to a
third reading.
The bll for abolishing imprisonment for
debt was taken up.
A motion by mr. Hayne to postpone all
the special orders of the day, which stood
before the Bankrupt Bill, was agreed to.
The Senate then adjourned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-25
From the National Inieuigencer Of Friday,
AWFUL FIRE AT ALEXANDRIA.

A few minutes before nine. o'clock,
Thursday morning, the 18th inst an alarm
ing fire broke out in the town Of AlexaR-
drla. IL was soon perceived fron this city,
and, cold as the weather was, nhermome-
ter at l3) our townsmen turned out with
slacrity, and almost literally few to the
assistance of their neighbors. The En-
CINE from the Capitol Hill. with its hose;
was under way in few minutes after the
fire was discovered. About three hun.
dred persons from the Navy Yard. headed
by Capt. BooTH, were under way almost
as soon, but. having further TO 60, did not
arrive quite as early on the ground. The
Engine from the Post Office Department,
with its fine hose. got under way as soon
as the fire vas ascertaincd 10 be serious.
and bad just started when an express ar
rived to our Mayor from the Mayor of Al
exandria. soliciting aid, upon which the
Engine Of the second ward. and thot from
the first were. notified g. were under way.
Nor were our Georgetown nciehb be-
hind hand with great spirit they veEt
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eg, With imploripg hands, and voice hur-
red with eagerness, they would exclaiu,
Give it, dear father, give 1t to the old
soldiers, we can be very happy with much
less play, but they cannot live without
bread"
The Bill was then read.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-25

Republican, Nomination
.vEWPORT,
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. %, 1877.

At General Republican Convention,
holden at the State-House in East Green
wich, on the 10th Of Jan. 1927, CALEB
EARLE, President, JOSIAH JONES, SeG'ry:
the undermined gentlemen were norni.
mated as General Officers of the State of
Rhode Island for the next political year.
EOVERNOR
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-25
ia MES rENNER.
JA MES FEN ~ Elk,
Of Providence.
LIEUT. GOVERNOR,
CHARLES COLLINS,
Of Nesoport.
Of Ne'cport.
SENATORS,


Of Ne'oport.
SENATOR'S,
|. NATHAN BROWN, OF Johnston.
.. NATHAN NJ WHEATON. Warren
3. BENJAMIN SMITH, y. Kingstown
4. STEPHEN b. CORNELL. Portsm'th
). VIM. WIIlPPLE, Cumberland.
8. ELISHA WATSON, y. Kingstown.
Z. THOMAS WHIPPLE, Coventry.
6. CHARLES ELDRlDGE, -. Greenw.
Q. WILLIAM JAMES, Richmond.
10. GEORGE FIELD, Cranston.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
ALBERT &. GREENE, Attorpey-Gon.
THOMAS q. PlTMAN, General-Trcas
II lrns then voted and resolred unani-
nousiy-to use all fair and honorable
means TO promote the success Of the tick
ct, which is now recommended TO the
Republican Frecmen Of the Satc--and
he proceedings of this Convention be
published.
CALEB EARLE, Chairman.
JOSIAH JONES, Secretary.
-.-e9s.-..
VACCINATION.--Our readers will
notice by the advertisement. in this morn
lng's paper, that DR.. Johnson commences
at the South end of the town THIS DAY,
TO vaccinate all those who have not had
the Small Pox or Kline Pox.
-.-eee--
OUR HhRBOR Since our last the wea-
ther has been so intensely cold as to have
frozen the inner harbor almost entirely over;
but the strong northerly wind which prevail
ed on Tuesday night, rendered it again en-.
tirely free from ice. Our outer harbor, where
vessels can ride out any weather in perfect
safety, has remained open and wholly unob-
structcd by ice, and vessels have daily enter.
ed and departed without the less, difficulty
The river, from Providence down TO the is.
land of Prudence, distance ofnearly twenty
miles, has been one solid mass Of ice for seve-
raj days.
MASSACHUSETTS, SENATOR. The
Senate and House Of Representatives in this
State arc, in relation to the election of u
S. Senator, divided in their choice. The
House having elected f. II Mills, the present
incumbent and the Senate having given a ma.
jority of their votes in favor Of John Mills the
presiding officer of that body. Both candidates
are warm friends of the present administration
E. II Mills sustains a very high standing a,
Washington, and has invariably rendered to
the present administration and to the country
an able and efficient support
-.sNs--
SENATOR FROM MAINE. The House
Of Representatives. Of the State of Maine, or
the 18th inst. made choice Of Albion X. Paris
late governor of that State, for Senator r
Congress for six years from the fourth o
March next. The Senate on the same day
elected John Holmes to the same Office. TIL,
two branches of the Legislature not a agreeng il
their choice, the Office remains yet TO be filed
Gov PARIS has uniformly been friendly {,
Mr.. Adams and his administration. and ther,
are strong indications Of his ultimate success
over Mr. Holmes.
--ses--
VIRGINIA SENATOR. The Lceislatur,
Of osNirginIa has elected Gov Tyler. a Senator
in Congress for six years from the fourth o
March next, in opposition to Mr.. John Ran
dolph, the present incumbent. The vote be
tween the candidates was rather q close one
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youae of Representatives.
Monday, Jan. Is.

Communications was received from the
President, relative to impressment OF A
merican seamen. II appears but two in
stances were known at the Department,
two men taken out Of vessel by an En-
gllsh Captain, concerning which inquiries
were gong on in England, having been in
duced by n correspondence with the Brit
,sh Minister here. The Revolutionary
Claims were resumed, on the motion Of Mr..
Wickliffe to extend the provision to the
heirs and representatives of dec eased Off
GERS, an indirect mode Of defeating the bill
Mr.. Wcems spoke against the amendment.
Mr. Everett and Mr., Livingston also op.
posed it. The vote was taken and the ia.
tai amendment adopted-l0l to 80, and
the House adjourned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-25

SMALL POX.--The Providence Pa
trlot OF yesterday mentions that represer-
tation was made to the Town Council Of
that t'wn on Tuesday last, ofo case of tha
Small Pox's existing in South Main-street
and that measures were promptly adopt
ed to have the infected person removed to
the hospital.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-25

VIRGINIA SENATOR. The Legislature
osVirginIa has elected Gov Tyler. Senator
in Congress for six years from the fourth Of
March next, in opposition to Mr. John Ran.
dolPh, the present incumbent The vote be.
tween the candidates was rather q close one,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-25

lNsrALLATIoN.--The Rev. Cyrus Pitt
Grosyenor was installed as Pastor of the
First Baptist Church and Society in Bos-
ton, yesterday. A sermon was delivered
on the occasion by the Rev Mr.. Wayland.
President elect of Brown University.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-25

NENOLCTfONANf CLAIMS.
The bill provided for Revolutionary Off
GERS was again taken up. Mr.. While
sey, who had voted with the majority for
Mr.. Wickliffe's amendment, moved re-
consideration Of that vote, which was re.
iused7S for to 90 against it. Mr.. WOOD
moved to lay the bill on the table, Mr..
Burgess called for the ayes and noes--7t
for and los against the motion. The
question then arose on concurring with the
committee of the whole in its amendment,
Mr.. Burgess said the effect of this amend.
ment was to render the bill useless, there
would be so small sum to be appropriated
among the claimants. The number ofchil-
drcn Of the second generation could no, be
less than 5000, and OF those who had fami.
lies previously there must bc third gen.
Grafton. Some of these children would
be entitled TO Sii, others SO, others S2,4G
and the most remote % cents each.
lie thought if gentlemen who had voted
for the amendment were sincere in their
desire TO do justice 10 all the claimants.
they " ould now vote for the proposition to
70 into Committee of the whole. for the
purpose of making the appropriation such
as to give something substantial 10 each.
II had been stated. that TO do this would
require an appropriation of five millions
and half He begged to be understood
| as having no indisposition to extend the
provisions Of the bill to the heirs; but TO
make them beneficial, the appropriation
must be increased. lie moved to refer
the bill 10 the Committee OF the woh,c. and
make II tho order Of the day for 10 day.
The Speaker decided it would be compe-
tent, on going again into committee of the
whole on the Bill, to move to strike out the
amendment, Mr.. Bartlett opposed going a.
| gain into Committee Mr.. Wcems advocat-
cd it Mr. Powell opposed it, and intimat-
ed that Mr.. Burgess was pushing the bill
againet the express sense ofthe House.
Mr.. Burgess, says the National Intelli-
genccr, T" now made very earnest and
animated speech in support Of the recon-
mitmcnt" These remarks are partially
reported in the National Journal. He re-
PEELED the imputation that the bill had been
pushed against the sense of the House.
which he did not expect TO have heard
cast upon the person charged with the man.
agement oft, by gentlemen who had SO
earnestly expressed a desire to do some
thing for the officers. His practice through
life had been whenever any concerns had
been entrusted to him, if he could not gath.
CT strength from hope to reinforce II from
despair. He wished to go again into com
mttee to ascertain who were and whC
were not the friends ofthe Bill, and in or
der TO increase the fund if Its appropria
tion was TO be extended as embraced II
the amendment.
| Mr.. Clarke 6f Kentucky, took fire a
some general expressions made by Mr.. b
and drephod with good deal Of vehemence
Mr.. Burgess explained that his remarks
were general. They applied to no indl
vidual member who might oppose ihe bill
but TO the country at large. lie wished L
increase the appropriation, not to send ap
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1t will be seen, by a reference to our
advertising columns, that the proprietor of
the lace school in this town, has offered
very handsome premiums as incentives to
industry IN his Establishment And for
the future no work will be required to be
performed gratuitously by those who may
wish employment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-25

VACCINATION.--Our readers will
notice by the advertisement. in this morn
rng's paper, that DR.. JOHNSON commences
at the South end of the town THIS DAY,
to vaccinate all those who have not had
the Small Pox or Kline Pox.
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plumer, Porter, Reed, Rose, Ross, Sands, Scott,
Shannon, Sill, Sloane. Sprague, Stewart, Storrs,
Strong, Swan, Test, Tomlinsoh. Tsimble, Tuck
er, N. Ivan Horn, Vance, Varnum, Vinton,
Wales, Ward, Webster, Whipple, White, Whit
temore, Whii,lesey, James Wilson, Wilson, O.
hio, Wolf, Wood, n. Y. Woods, Ohio, Wright
,-los.
NArs.-Messrs. Adams, Pa. Alexander, Va.
Alexander, Ten. Allen, Ten. Aston, Anderson,
Archer, Armstrong, Ashley, Barbour, Va Bar
ringer, Bassett, Baylies, Blair, Boon, Brent,
Bryan, Buchanan, Buekner, Cambreleng, Car.
SON, Carter, Cary. Claiborne, Cooke, Conner,
Cook, Crump, Davenport, Dorsey, Drayton,
Edwards, N. c. Estill. Floyd, Forsyth, Garnett,
Gist, Govan, Gurley Halle, Hamilton, Haynes,
Herrck, Hines, Hoffman, Holmes, Houston,
Ingham, Isacks, Jennings, Ind Johnson, N Y.
Kerr, Kittera, Kreme-, Lecomp,e, Le,cher, Ii
vings,or, Long, Marable, Mccoy, MeDufie,
McHa,,on, Mckee, McLane, Del. Mcneil,
Mercer, Merriwe,her, Mitchell, Md. Mitchell
S. e. Mitchell, Ten. Moore, Ky. Moore, Alab
Newton, O'Brien, Owen, Peter, Polk, Powell,
Ripley, Rves, Saunders, Sawyer. Smith, Ste.
venson, Pa. Stevenson, Va. Taliaferro, Taylor
Va. Thompson, Geo. Thompson, Ohio, Trez.
want, Tucker, sc. Verplanck, Weems, Wick.
life, Williams, Wilson, S. c. Wor,hing,on,
Wur,z, Young--99.
And then the House adjourned at half pas,
six O'Clock.
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List of Donations presented to The .aicran1r'H S0rl
House, Fsbrvary 8, 1927.

House, Fsbryay 8, 1927.
By friend 10 the house, good lot OF beef.
By friend 10 the establishment, one dollar
By Mr.. Thomas Ching, lot Of celery, and
further supply, as may be wanted, will be
given.
BY a gentleman, a quantity OF carrots and
pot herbs-much wanted.
BY Major Guy Broadwater, Of Fairfax eoun'
~, Va. barrel of cabbsges.
BY Mr.. James Thomas, quantity Of CAD
bages.
By Mr.. John Bontz, a cart load OF good ba-
con, consisting Of hams, shoulders, heads and
iouls-a very timely present for Sundays use.
BY John White, Esq. ofLoudoan county, Va,
one barrel Of -four.