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FROM VENEZUELA.


Capt. Freeman of the inhawa, who left I,aguiro n,
the 9Th inst. informs the editors Of the ~ " M-rcao.
tile Advertiser that the Venezuelan Congress AT Va,
lencia was progressing in organizing Provisional Gov.
ernmcnt prior to proceeding the more important M
ues ais.gnel them. proposition has been made in
That Dolly TO abolish all religious disiinc ions but il had
not been acted upon. General Paez had been .lsc,ed
supreme Provisional Chief. He was at V,leuci, ard
wa- said to be very popular An insure ctonary move.
nent which took place about the latter end of Nav At
Sunappa on the Rio Chico, to wndvard of Lac in
FAVOR OF boAvar, had been regarded an unimnorin
ansr out had laeriy assumed serious
IL was reported that feuche had been despa,ch,d y
the insurgents 10 Carhagena for assistance: and small
schr had been employed and armed by the auhoritic
al Lasufa, TO cruise off Rio Chico Genera, Monsry. s
the commanlan, Of that district, who was a,teni,ny
congress at dlencia, when the movement ook ,I,c.
bad returned to his command passing through La uira
about the LIT June
All communication with the Unaffected district had
heen cut off, AMI come few troops had marched from
the latter paca join the TO assembled nsar Carac-
cas- Information reached Laguira few days before
tue IL sailed, but not generally kno that Angs
ura, on the Oronoke, had also declared for Il lyar
ms information was not Oicia, but was sail 20 come
from very direct source, and commune ated nv
gentleman who had every opportunity Of acquiring COZ.
rect Information great many reports were m cir.
cuia'on, OIL which reliance coud be placed amony
others was one that thrs regiments one OF llem m
one OF GFen'diers, anil one OF Arirry had desert ID
from Bolivar and joined thu Venezuelians The marx
ct had been good for Flour but the arrival of the Jane
Coulter, from Philadelphia, days before and seve
raj small parcels from Porto Cab.ilo ha! asioned
decline.
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ANNIVERSARY OF NDFPENDrNcE

n.
The glorious 1b OF July, coming OH Sunday wac
celebrated in Petersburg the 3d-and in this CITY
yesterday, the 8 h
The morning guns--the Salute Of IL al Sunrise
The military erou ions, and tie firing. the midd.y-
nothing in tho way of mil try disllay, wanting 10
thi' great occ sOnA the Volunteer Companies iu n
ed ouand they marched of the parade ground 10 their
respective Encampnen,s. We shall lay their Proceed
ngs, &c. before our readers, In our next
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The truth coming at last 80 A Ifs of H. Claw i.
said 10 he Gin preparation by George Prentice The
Editor OF the New Eng and Review. pnblished at Hart.
ford, Connecticut The work will contain 800 pacss
and be printed on fine paper. a. 81 25 cs per volum.
W course. we are TO have al last, oil the mysterie,
OF the negotia lion al Client, AMI OF the Coalition a,
Washing on. We shall have made good Mr. Claws
pledge, 80 long given, and long unredeemed TO en-
pose the errors of Mr. Aiams's Ezpose But above
all, we shall have the true ana faithful copv Of Mr.
Ciay's celebrated letter to Mr.. Bsir. Without this
document Mr. Prentice viii scarcely be able TO unlock
the secfe. history of the last five years OF Mr. Ciays
Life. '
The Columhiln Gazette lays great stress upon the
ndicau.Hs from various parts OF the country" in
vour OF Mr. Cly"D The press may BE considered faiy
cnfeTionF The Indications "ausured'' equally ia.
vourably of the prospects of Mr. Adams in Is2S--of
NE Press could be considered fair criierion'--And
yet alter ALL Mr. Adams thrown out all hollow
The yng Oracles" OF e g Press completely misrepre-
sented the public sentiinenl-jus; 1t will be abou
NJ CLAY.
The G!zcite, for The purpose Of swelling The bladder
calls all the friends OF Mr. Clay the charge and an.
prizes them hat "tbe celebration ohe approaching an
uversaFy OF our Independence VII preseat oppoftnni
e 10 indulge in the expression OF feelings warm from
The heart, and many will be the Offering, vouutsry
made, TO his services his talents and his claims" awe
hope Gays this Recruiting SsrgeanO to bountifu
tribute tn his deserts on the occasion We have no
doubthat such will be The course OF he friends of NJ r
Gay on the by gone anniversary They tried /, i'm
July, 1873, with Mir Adansbut in October The polls
gave US the true index OF the "Pubc Senunent'-l7s
Tor Jackson, and s3 for Adahs
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EM lLLER WANTED An experienced Muller
lSG may ind employment at the " Burr MIs" in
Cumberland. Apply TO Messrs. Palmore and Trent al
'he Mills. single man will be preferred.
July g. I7-3s
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a tASH FOR WHEAT.--We wish to purchase fen TO
~ twenty thousand bushels Of good wheat 10 be de-
lyercd early possible convenient landings on
Jaioes River. SCOTT & FRY
Richmond. July 2. I6--2 ia
q NCHoR BOLTlNG CLOTHs.--A fol- supply Of
y all numbers, jastT lived, and for sale by "
June 70. 15-8t JOHN VAN LEW & co.
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we stated Yesterday, that Gen BOLIVAR had srri.
we'd at Carihagena previous to the selling of The scbr
waterloo We now learn by letter from Carthage.
ma OF the h u that he remained Turbasco at the
country residence OF Gen Montla, aud that il was
very probable he would embark in the packet brig
AonhHd which was to leave Carthagsna about the
ZO'h June Tor w-YoIk.-The same letter which i,
rom very respectable source, states hat the int ror
was quiet, and that the veteran army so long
10 Bolivar, then collecting thu frontiers OF Venezula
had declared in favor OF the new government-The
he"y oil Bolivar for few days, supposed TO be for
the purpose OF using hs Influence aiding the new go.
vernmeHt to suppress excitemens that mic Int ais
In consequences OF his intended departure This surely
was noble and patriotic. ~. Y. .lTrr ddp
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HNOTlCE.--The partnership of Jen.ia IS < Jones
i expired on the 1T day of March, 1859 The
business hereafter will he carried by James Jen.
hng', who is fully authorized settle ali the hnsnes
oil said concern. JAMES JENNINGS
RICHARD JONES
Cartersville July 6 I7-w4y
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pr Chi,tonl-The Constituents OF This dcrelict Poll
ucan are about TO cashier him. The citizens of Daviess
county nave had amecting to express their "nsbaken
confidence IN the abb ity rness aud Integrity of The
prcsen, Chiei Magistrate" They declare that Mr. g.
mas violated his most solemn pledges the pcople',-
may the pfeer Tor his aposacy is IS ''prcposerou as il
Is false and they call upon him TO resign his sea,
ana aiori nh opportunity to the opie TO select m N
VINO WIN represent their w.--They appointed a Com-
huee 10 correspond with other Committees TO be "rois
ca III oher counties OF the Congressional district"
The Maui RObt,rs!-- Presiden, cannot avoiJ
giving OH nce--ihsrs certain. Take any course n.
wiz. the d ierm'ned Opposition will attack him Far
instance, the Maii~Robh-rs at Phi.sd,nhi, WI,
ought he to have done! We have heard The oueson
made hundred imss, and the answvr has been amost
always: " He should make one examnls-,o avs ,,sr
against the repetition Of the crime u TIVE blood of ON.
criminal shoed suffice, why shed any more blood,
me victim should he selected according TO the
degree oil guilt, temptation, the dsvelopennen,s he
may make, he sud the public sentiment, "a displav.
ed IN The petitions Upon the po'. Let the other criu
na ne inearceraed, according TO the other sentence
Tor ME- He Jackson, has done this Wilson's life i.
saved-Potter IL executed The former said 10 be le 50
deeply STEPPED in guilt than the other'-and vet the
cry l. now raised Of f,voursm, pariality &C. sc =
Were Jackson'art "a pure the iccie which hangs
| on Dau's temple" he could not escape reproach.
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INVALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-By yirtuo OF
Deed OF Trust executed TO us by Daniel MAYO
and duly recorded, we either Of us shall offer for
sale, at public auction at Thomas McCoy's Tavern in
the Town OF Cartersville AMI county of Cumberland
on Thursday, the 2oh day of July the Tac, of Land
on which the said Mayo lives suppo ed to be 300
acres.-lhe tile believed 10 be uBques ionabIe: bu,
acting as Trustees. we shall convey only such title az
Is vessel IN US Sale will be for cash. TO saisfy the
purposes OF the Deed. SAMUEL HATCHER,
HENRY HATCHER
GEORGE BOOK Err
July 6. l7-w3w Trustees
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NIOFlCE-The Directors OF The Brooke rnrnpike
L Company, have declared dividend of 4 .sr cent
Tor The last months, which will be paid 10 The Stock
holders on after the 9Th inst the compiling room
Of MI. JOS Mack J. II. EUSTACE
jury o. lI--3v SecTeinyU.
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SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

Last night we received the Paris papers Of Sunday
by express, as well Hamburg Journals TO the 10th
and the Prussian State Gazette the nth i'm due course
Paris paper Uhe Journal du Commcrce) ascribes un-
der the head OF Madrid to the Spanish Government the
Intention oil forming corps of observation tie from
Gers Coupled with lhs statemeB Is another, that the
Spaash mbassaior, at Lisbon is about 10 be recalled
According 20 the article Spain il going TO reinforce
her garfsons in the Bsagic Iands anil IL 10 leave
doubt to te tendency Of the proposed measure il
h. ssid least insinnated ihat h idea fs orgnst-
ef ia The JEALOUSY with which the French expedition 10
AiEiefs is viewed by The Court Of Msdrid Though all
this mere conjecture i cannot be denied there " by
means tbat cordially pre- ent between the two Court
which had marked their political relations, until Fetdi-
nand abolished the Salic Law IN his doluinions. In
confirmation OF the uoirieudiy feelings by which The
Spanish Government IL sad TO he ac,nated towards the
present ruler OF Portugal tits stated, under the head Of
Lisbon That At the gala given at the Palace Of Qneioz
on The 18th ut. neither the Spsnih Ambassador NOT
the Paral Nuncio had appeared Blu, msfortunes
never come SINGLE, l. stated Of Don Miguel that in
The Court Calendar which has jnst been pnbiished
y france, his name has been omitted as Sovereign OF
Portugal, and that Of HE niece substituted.
(Prom the Messenger dos Chambrcs.)
CAM, April 23.--The ROYAL Decree, witch rs-es.
tAbishcs, the monopoly Easnco OF tobacco va This 81.
~, has made terrible npres-iou the minis Of the
inhabitants Of al clisses. Scarcely was this news
spte 3D. Immediately after 3c arrival Of the mail the day
before Yesterday, when The co1se.bOu'es deserted
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MR. IiI.AX

The X l. Literary Suba,ern" Of the 25'h nli has
started letter from Mr. jeff rson, 10 di ,ineui-hed
manufacturer and capitalist of Msssachusetts in which
ne descants upon the American System, and expresses
the following opinion of Mr. Clay
fou ask opinion of the merits Ienry Clam and his
policy for the protection of industry and
hese are questions which feel decacy answering
t cenuse MIR. Clay
secondly never fully what enIs his pocY
tcni aud although will opinions relative To- Tho
questions beg thai YOU will not Mt his
Clay consider ru talented and brilliant r
ana statesmen that the country has produced should se
eeutVe oil tho Amcrcan Republic His career life
mas heen career OF glory and he has achieved
est place IN the escutccen of the favored any
age nation" " "'
The contents of this letter are so different from the
character which we undo stood Mr.. Jefferson 10 have
expressed about Mr.. Clay, that we confess we have
some doubts OF the authenticity of the passage Ger
tain H. that if Mr.. did express this favorable opin
ion OF Mr.. Clay, he bad occasion change after
ward', and upon nearer acquaintance with him -
Col. Thomas NJ Randolph, his son-n.a law. in letter
which he published on The 18Th August 1927 declares
az follows " Towards Mr.. Clay, a politician, Mr.
Jefferson constantly manifested a very strong repug-
nance, and often said that he merely splendid o.
ator, without any valuable knowledge from experience
or study, or any determined public principles founded
IN sound political science, either practical theoretical
WIN this impression on my mind LETT MIR. CLAY AZ
Monticello, when went 20 the Legislators, three dave
before the meeting OF the Electoral Colleges in Dec
ISL hal heard some little discussion between him
aud Mr. j., upon those imports points of con~uton.
al doctIine and political economy, upon which rhev
diisrcd 30 widely-lt did not appear to M In 1t Nc
j. ever viewed Mr.. Clay in The light he is nov view
ed, by numbers, IA likely dangerous 10 the
Union from his principles; or, that he ever contem-
plated Tor him any oher elevation than wi a. he had
already enjoyed in the House Of Representatives"
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA..
TENHE President and Directors have declared a divi
r. deni OF two and half per cent on the Captsi
Stock for the last six month";; which will be paid IT, Tho
Stockholders the 10 instant
VIM. NEKERyIS. Cashier,
Joy6. 17OT
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Woodworking This Day.

DURSU MT to the order OF the Honorable William
l. Cranch, made IN the case Of william Wilson, an
inspIven' debtor, ! shall expose 10 public Sale. Al Fair
t'A Court House, on MONDAY, the list day Of Juns
NEXT. being Cou:t day, al l o'clock, r. u All the
rghi, title, and interest, Of he said William Wilson in
and IL a lease If
a TR.4CT OF LIND.
granted on the 81 September. 1898. for The term Of
900 yeSrs; foi The special purpose, and with the privi.
iege of cutting the WOOD theretron. either for the
purpose of coaimg. or any other purpose, at tire price
of three pence Sterling pei cord. The Tract Of Land
o, er which this lease extends lies in the county OF Fair
fax, immediately D, low the mouth Of Difficult, and is
bounded partly by the Potomac. 1t is said TO con.sin
1902 acres, after allowing certain reservations mel n
toned in the said lease. On this Tract there is much
valusbie Timber. Terms al safe
COLIN AUI d, Trustee.
may 4-3;awts
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-JuNE 10.

FLOUR
Howard Street Eour.-The market has been
calm this week. and we are not advised OF any
sales of magnitude. Holders are all firm at
S4.S74 per Dbl. and a few sales of limited parcels
have been made at that rate, but purchasers gen.
orally do not seem inclined to operate at present.
The receipts. as will be seen By the inspection
returns given below, are quite small, and the
stock on hand is light. The advance in the store
price, which took place on this day week, has
had the effect Of insettling the wagon price: most
of the dealers this week have been payins S4,75
per bill. and n an instance. or two "a fraction
more has been occasionally paid, while on the other
hand. some of them have not advanced the wagon
rate beyond the previously prevailing price of
S4.62i.
City Nils Nor.-A sale of 500 bbls. at
S4.62l on time with interest added, is the prin-
cipal transaction which mas come to our know
ledge this week. The small stock on hand con-
tinues to be held at that rate.
.Susquehannah Nour.--Sales OF small lots of
Susque!;annan not in the best condition have
been made at 81. 62l per Dbl. Small lots of
bright bbls. have been sold at S4.75. and this rate
is asked for the principal parcel i'll first hands.
Rue Hour.-in Howard street, remains with
out alteration.
Corn MeaL-A sale of a parcel Of hhds. was
made to-day at Sll.
The INSPECTIONS of the week ending Thursday
evening. comprise the following kinds and guam
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i'AusIeY.

IN DARRElS calcined PLASTER
OU l5U do white and ground fine for ealcining
100 tons well grounl, in uuik and oarres, tor
the usual purposes
A constant supply Of these articles will be kept on
hand Persons disposed to purchase ,ihe terrn> will
be moderate and accommodating apply eithe, a, my
nil on King street, or at the Tobacco Warehouse
Kci,h's wharf THO. SW Ann, Jr.
june 7 w3w -
- The National Intelhgencer and Telegraph will
,nsrr NJ IN above.
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ENwava $,tubier d Son

- ESPEC. FULLY inform those who have opportu.
I mites o~fseHG,ng to Alexandria, tbst they expect
tn receive ia the course Of The present week a large
and &, nera' ~assoItmentofthe oest GARDEN SEEDS,
"a snup'y % Flower Seeds will sub equenf'y come 10
hanil gown ~ D Z c. Lapdreh. at Their Iurseries
near Philadelphia ana warrdahdd them 10 be GEM ne.
L ;. s. Son state, also that they are Agent tor pro.
curing Plants, shrubs, Vines, Roots, Fruit Trees Or.
nam, ntal Trees, sc. ofever, description.
All will tie sold at the ;'hiade' PhIs prices, the pur-
chaser pay ing the expenses Of transportation, &c. On
articles ordered for HIM.
H. addition to their own recommendation of the above
articles, they give The following letter from a distin-
su.sl.d citizen Of Virginl.
OAK I'LL, r gbrnary IS 1880.
GensIemen- L have received ypm i"tter of the sd,
and assure , ou, with pleasure. that the Garden seed
with wuich ,ou ha'~ supplied Us for sew. raj ears, :. Of
-xce:Ion' quality, sad such AS M, family have highly
approved | did not know from whom on procured it.
but conclude from your letter that II was Messrs. Land
reth.
With respect and esteem, yours,
J MES MONROE,
To Messrs. EDWARD SrABLEn q >oS,
Druggists Alexandria
march II Lawfully
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Laliex', G~eademen's. Misses and Chiiren's
BDOTS g. SHOES.
pntice OMte

u,IE Board Of Health, ha' ius directed that all this
ties within the Corporation should be cut down or
deir"yed-thisis, therefore,, I" give nohce 10 all own.
ers or occupiers of any 10, or parcel { ground, with
the limits of the Corporation, TO cut down or destroy
the this,les of all descriptions on hcif,pTtmIsr' py
Saturday the 26,l' instant And also wa. Piopn'1s
will be received by me, At my house. until .gnd?~" On
the same day. for cutting down te is'S " . p"r
public streets. All proposals WI, WYNN 9 -.
cutting rhistles." W."
June l9-St
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Notice.

tsY order Of the President and Directors oftbe Mid.
20 lie iuTr pike Company, a meeting OF the stock
i,pil,rs Of The sad Comp ny vii = he'd at Cats la.
vtrn, VS. End FairisX county F.gi"i4, on re %
day Of Juiy nerf ut - OctcF
BENZ. c ASHTON,
may 3~i-wt-Jy Treasurer.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, Cd. c.

ARRIVED, JUNE II,
Schr. Virginia, Rodbird, New-York; Freight
for the District.
Schr. Gov. Brooks, Taylor, Boston; Plaster to
WIN. FOwle & Co.
Schr. John g. William, -, New York;
freight for the District. Passed up to George
town.
SAILED,
Schr. Georgetown, Knapp, New York
Sloop Neptune, Johnson, Philadelphia.
co.
Ship Virginia, Morrill,, cleared at Petersburg
18th inst. for Liverpool.
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GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
tickets s., halves $50. quarters l 81:
Maine State Lottery, Class 10 for 1880,
Will be drawn al Portland u wednesday. sd June
HIGHEST PRIZES:
| Prize of $4,000 Prize of S2,360
1 do of 5000 so Prizes of 1000
| do of 5000 sc. &c. &c.
Tickets BIO; halves ); quarters 2 so.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit OF the ni>ns swamp Canal Company,
Class No 8, for 1850.
will he drawn NJ Richmond 90, f. da,. 25th Of June.
CAPITAL PaIZE $l2,6oo.
Tickets ~; halves > w; qu'rterSl 70.
To be had in a variety Of numbers at the Office of
=. C0ASE,
Lottery and Exehnng, Broker alexandria.
800
Drawn of the
Cumberland and Oxford Canal Lottery,
IS IS Is % 5 2 SO 81 IS
-oSe-
Drawn Of the
Delaware, South Carolina, and Louisiana
Lottery.
Extra Class No. for 1880,
"a 10 l SO 8 SO SO 81 45
-aSe
NJ Luck again at CORSE'&-A Ticket
IN IN. apnyr o,tery, h,viug on it the combination
numbers 8 4S 50, entitled to the very handsome prize
of ONE THOUSAND DOLL r was sold at Corse's
Office OIL the 18th Junc in,ts't, 10 a Young sentisha
sf Alexandr,s, who is respectfully invited to call and
receive the cash,
june II
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BY GEORGE WHITE.

THIS ETENIAG, at early cnadlelight,
WILL De sod al -, ~, 'r",,,,n,s , G.. }, ton Of
viii. engravings; blank books s,.ch ~ day books, led
G, r.. ioi,rnsis p per. pencils, qu';,, ,a'dhvx.s, &C.
TRegdar auction nighfs-Monday, We'd
ne>da, AMI Saturday hight, commencing q, earl! Can.
die-1ght. June II
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Mr.. EprroR-I congratulate the Young Men
of our Town upon the public spirit displayed b.
them. whenever they seriously take a matter IN
hand. They were the first movers in our hand
some reception of LA FAyEiTE; they were lead
ers in our obseqnies to the memories OF ADAMS
and JEFFERSON: and they have broken ground Ill
the celebration Of the approaching Fourth OF JAY
I trust their seniors will encourage and uni
win thsm-will lout Gavorably upon their patri-
otIc efforts. and contribute their aid to the efforts
Of their seas. | also rnst that unanlmity and
heartfelt Joy will pervade all classes; aud now
that our town is looking up, It's Inhabitants VIII
continue upon every occasion, and especially up
on the allurins Day of Independence, to give the
long pull, the strong pull. and the pull altogether'
AN OLD CITIZEN.
ASs~
Now that the dog-star is nearly ascendant. and
Editors she'd more .'huge drops q. sweat than
LIQUID ink-l am not much surprized that you
have wanted the courage to wade through the 8
columns of matter comprising the reply OF Miles
King, late NAVY Agent at Norfolk, to the charges
made against him by MIR. Fourth Auditor Ken
dali. backed by that cositating gentleman Mr.
Secretary Branch. The reply is unpretendlng
in STYLE, vet occasionally caustic-and the expo
s;,ion as satisfactory as heart could wish 1t.
Such base. unfounded accusations could only
have been set afloat by the unsuitable malice OF
the migrate Kendall, or the ineifable stupidity oil
ms thinking" dupe.
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MARRIED.

In this town, on Thursday, 17th inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. Larkin, Mr.. CoRREL HUMPHREYs, OF
Canton. Conn. to Miss CATHERINE A. GLAs-
Cow, of Middieburg, (Va.}
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New Goods.

subscribers have just received by the schr:
Virginia, and other reoe Mt arrivals, An additional
supply Of , my mn
Among them are
Palm,rines, assorted colors
Italian lustring
Blue black gros de Naples =
pink. blue, green, and white Florence
Csiicoes; black and white silk hose
do do half do
Brown drilling
9rown and bieached domestic cottons, &c. &C,
And expect by the next arrivals a further supply
AN" JNn. ". JOHNSON Il Co.
;r,.e1-1m rCorper Of King and Roy SITS
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peMNermint vs. alter


AsR. SAI.VErAT wishes to inform his customers
WI who want Mat Water distilled. that they should
now bring their mint, a. he is now %prepared; and this
ia the proper time for Bergamot and Lavender. For
IL lbs one bottle; for Is lbs. two bottles.
For sale, Rose Water. warranted a. good as can be
imported, by the gallon or smaller quantity.
June l9