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therefor, Under penalty OF not less than ten
nor more than one hundred dollars. The act
TO be given in charge to the grand Juries, q
10 take effect from the first day ef June.
el9. "A act to provide for the appointment
Of a commissioner, on behalf OF this Common
wealth, to prosecute certain claims against
tho United States; authorizes the Governor,
with advice of council, to appoinsa cSmmis-
sloaer to prepare the testimony & documents
touching the claims of the State upon the y
nted States, for monies paid, or Tor winch
Virginia may be liable, TO the officers and
soldiers of her State line during the revelu-
ton, THEN heirs, executors, administrators or
assigns; such commissioner TO be allowed
commission of one per ceBtum on the amount
recovered, as compensation Tor his services,
but if the commissio should not amount TO
two thousand dollars per annum. that amount
TO he made good out of tho Treasury; one
thousand dollars to be advanced, but nothing
farther paid, till the result Of the claims be
ascertaIned.
222 An act to amend the several acts con
cerniHr the militia of this Commonwealth;
autborIses commissioned officers OF militia
companies to be elected by a majority Of the
votes of the non commissioned officers, mu-
seans and privates thereof; If a captain bs
wanted the election to be suPerintendea by
field officer of the reglmeEtj II subaitern
by the captain, or in his absence, any other
captain of the regiment, to be certified to the
Governor by such officers, and to be there
upon commissioned: the companies to be sum
moned for such election and liable to fine Tor
non attendance; the field officers to be elect
cd by majority of the company officers oil
the regiment, to be superintcnded by three
officers of highest grade (and not candidates)
in the regiment, to be certified and commls7
stoned as aforesaid; the officers to he sum
moned and liable to fine for non attendance;
reduces the musters to one company muster
in April, and a regmental muster IN Aptii or
| MAY annually: the officers TO be trained by
the brigade inspectors, but the commandments
of regiments to perform that service for theu
respective regiments; authcrlses the conman-
ding officers of volunteer companies, II ofca'
valry to employ bugler, and # OF infantry,
artillery or rillemen a drummer and iiier, at
two dollars rer day for each, if the fines &C
tually paid by the company be sufficient there
for; authorises companies net having coal-
nlissioned officer, to be trained by the adju-
tants Of the regiment, or such other officer
Of the lino as the colonel may designate, al
lows the adjutants not exceeding four dollars
per day for attending the training of the Off
GERS, and the sergeant major not exceeding
two dollars therefor
ITO ba cOuci.jleH IN orr neat
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CUe 1E5artetg.
AnriI ]

From On Monday last week, the wag-
on price Of Flour opened at SIS 90 After the
receipt Of the northern mail it declined, and
3 GA was most current Tuesday it open
ed at 624 and closed at 5 373; some deal
ers refusing to pay more than 25 Wed
nesday it ranged from 97t to 40, after
which there was no material change to the
close Of the week Sales from stores at 3 IS,
o SO, 62t and 8 SO, previous + Friday -
On Friday evening and Saturday, King Street
Flour sold at 3 AZ, and Potomac Flour at
50 IS.
Yesterday, april e5,) The current
price from wagons was So 40. There
was rather more inquiry for 6our from
stores, but not much done, we quote
standard quality King street at 40 to
45, 500 barrels Of selected brands
we're sold at so. One let Of Potomac
-four, about $50 bbls. brought ; an;
another Of 500 bbs. was probably sold
at or near The same price.
Export for the week emitting Saturday
the Esd inst, 6s80 bbls.; 425o foreign,
1850 coastUise Quantity Inspected du
ring the same period 9I99 barrels.
,iieTondfig Caseiie.
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RUNOR OF WAR BETWEEN AUS
TRIA AND FRANCE.

The New Bedford Mercury OF Wcdnes
day contains the following:
''The brig Franklin, :. FL, Rowland. mas
ter, arrived at this port yesterday left Flush
ing the 25th Of March. France had joined
the Belgians against the King of Roland
and the French General had been at Brus-
sells TO take command of the United Armies
An order had reached Flushing to put in
immediate readiness the whole Of the Dutch
Navy 1t was ruhored and believed that
Austria hoa declared 'rar against France -
Capt ii brought no papers"
Various COM ectures are ahoat as to
the composition of the new cabinet -
The following gtnllemenbave been men,
toned:
Secretary OF Staia-Louis A'Lean
Edward Livingston.
OF the Trcasury-I.ouis NIcan.
OF War--H. l.. " hite, Thomas II
Benton.
OF the Navy-Andrew Stevenson,
Lew Woodbury..
Attorney General-Levi Woodbury.
JAS. Buchanan II. ST. 6 Tucker.
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MANAGERS OFFICE

85-Lettcrs by Mail fpost paid enclosing
the Cash or prize tickets in past Lotteries,
and ordering
TICKETS OR SHARES
IN ANY responsible Lottery, will receive the
most prompt attention, if addressed to
YATES g. MINTYRE,
Washington City.
45%1he tickets and shares sent from ths
Managers Office. Washington City, are in
all cases the original one, and of course not
liable TO any mistake or dispute and the
cash for all prizes may be had instantly upon
the drawing
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100000 $4,000

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
No. 8, for 1881,
To be drG,cn at Wilmington, [Dcll Tuesday
26th .4prit, 1881.
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Z VIE subscriber has just received aud I'm
! lshed opening, handsome assortment of

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
of The latest fashions. hi7 assortment consists
Of almost every article ofnecossity al j com
iort-ise bas also. a general assortment OF
tseiorn, Bot3enr, Du,sioLie aud ,Napnerlo
B1NAEI'S, all OF which he invites his
customers and the pubic generally, To call
and examine the CHEAP GOODS, aud
purchase them, as they viii be sold on The
most pleasing terms
THOMAS {. SMITH
MartlnsburS, ApIIi !, 1884.
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III % n Spun,
This thorough bred

"a This thorough bred rseehorse
rfRvTI will stand this season, ending on
t0I the fret day of July, on Mon
ssxS9aAk~ days, Tuesdays, and Nednes-
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CAPITAL PRIZES.
u: On Dnn +

Tickets 50 Halves :! 5o-Quarters 81 -
".*0rlers for Tickets or Shoftsin the above
Lotteries. viii receive The most pIoml atten-
lion ii audrcSscd fposi itad to
YATES i MINIY RE,
Managers, u ashiagtoI1 Li.y
April Il, 1851.
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SCHEME .


Tickets S5-Halves 2,50-Quarters IL %.
VIRGINIA WEILSBURG LOTTERY,
No. 5, Cor 1891.
10 be d,a1rn IN Richmond, Ia on Friday ths
Q9h Of .4BrR, 1851
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6 : =. e DID PRIZES!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-30

.1 u,b,rdn.aiion? We must be permitted
iasn' me ,bs fine answer Of Mr.. Canning to the
oqu0.th that he accepted public employment not
. ''P1' sa, under Lord cas'lersnsh'
F"' Ibis palrry distinction, can assure those
it. Gs;asoas me mot, not the l ssh,
st u" af wellington undertook his mission to
D'ss NV ~ noble friend tI.ord Cas,ereash) con-
Par'' -, he was therefore entitled to claim
c'' s~Senee over the deliserer Of Earepef They
pre-eur ,,Is of the sririt OF our Constitution
haoT ,rs eve, very in acquainted with the duties that
ia;y ases and the privileges tha,it con'ers, who
not that in whatever station 'h.. man
Nay statesmen. cooperating nonss.ly for the
amour Ms ooo,. real substantive equality which no
pa. sa .icial arrangement can create or destroy;
s.' are vet to learn, that, IN free e0"n try
i ~, s, %s is for The man to dsgaiy the Office
"a, me me office TO dignity the man- MAJ GaS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-30

wick's woodward an hqdr before. every thing be-
ing favorable to her progress Suddenly. howe
yer, about eight o'clock, A. NJ. a fog setin, which
rendered it impossible to discern objects at the
distance Of more than four or five rods, when she
struck rock on the Missouri shore, the blow was
repeated, and she Immediately filed.
No efforts were spared to save the passengers.
from $50 to 200 in number; and though the loss
of any, particularly under such circumstances,
cannot be viewed without keen emotions, yet we
would receive it as merciful Providence that on
~ three are positively known to have drowned.
These unfortunate persons were chlldren:--one q
son of Mr.. Head--another, an infant child of a
Mr.. Tracy-the third, the son Of woman in at
tendance upon lady in the cabin.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-30

CHARLESTON, Nov. l8.--Arrived, scAr. Eli
zabeth & Rebecca, Risley, Alexandria.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 24.-Schr. franklin. fib-
bits. from Bangor; Robert p. WsrIns. from
Boston for Alexandria; with the PISS Of the
mainuast head. in the blow last niS OF Long
Island.
New Pour, r. l. Nov. 24.-Putin, Schr. R.
P. Warning, Alestum, days from BogiOn, bound
to Alexandria. In the gale on TuAsday last,
carried away the head Of the manmas, lost some
Of the sails, sc. and put in for repair.
Sloop Miller, Teal, cleared at Philadelphia for
this port 9th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-30
ALEXANDRIA. ID. e.
,,,soysspfY MORNING. MOP. so. IS /

,i,,ery reasonably supposed that the Mes
e General Jacksun will contain little
''.f Qualification" on the subject Of the payment
..,. nnblic debt, and it is no more than proper
10, sneb sfVG should be forestalled BY candid
.,,.m.n, Of the facts of the case. We find in the
National Journal remark on this subject which
.,,,sct and deserves 10 be remembered: seen.
r,,Lsoo il entitled 10 precisely the same guam
Am Of ruogy for the extinction OF the debt, as
!, infant born between 1875 and and 1888, is
.o,;,led 10 the praise of having achieved the Re.
,olp,jon. They were both cast b, fortune IN the
,rod, when the events, in the ripeness of things,
,ok Mace; bat the one had just as much hand
n Dreparins for the Revolution. as the other had
!, providing for the payment Of the public debt.
The Revelation would have happened just the
came had the infant neves been born; and the
debt would have been extinguished in just the
,,ns time aud manner If General Jackson had
even never quilted the Hermitage"
a;aupi 10 Rob the limL We learn, says the
Vewburyport Advertiser Of Wednesday, that a
,uo was fired at the Southern and Eastern Mail
Stage. at place called Long Lane, about three
miles this side Of Portsmouth, about S o'clock
Yesterday morning. Is is reported that one Of the
leaders was hit, aud that both were turned from
their course, but again set right and driven on
by the presence 81 mind aud skilful management
Of Mr.. Annabe, the driver. There were ele-
ven passengers and two coaches, which would
have rendered any attack, unsustalned BY con-
siderable aud armed band, highly dangerous to
he robbers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-30
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRA, n.

ARRIVED. NovEMssR 90,
schr. Ploughboy, Baxter, Nanjemoy; wheat to
master.
schr. Industry, Lindsay, Pscataway; corn to
master.
schr. Mary Ellis, Travis, Richmond, coal to
Geo. II. Smoot.
Schr. Oscar, Morriston, Aqua; corn to master.
Sloop Hinder-me-not, Mitchell, Occoquau;
flour to J. & J. H. Janney.
SAILED,
Schr. Seceder, Prowty, New YaTk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-30
Trustees SaAe

FINDER the authority of . deed cf trust executed
u on the 2Sth day " August, 1876, by John Lewis
and Frances Y. L. Wis his wife and recorded in the
Clerks Office OF Prince Wiism County Cour, ! wil
SELL by public suction, at BreH we. On the 6rst Won
day in January that being Court day. for ready money,
a moet, cf
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William County. being the same wheseoa
JOHN Lewis nov resides. which sss conveyed b, said
Lewis and fe to the sub cber Trustee, to secure
certain debts therein mentioned
Such title B.vested in the Subscriber by the deed
Of trust will be conveyed to the ptrcsser; 10 beev-
ed to be unquestiorsbie
Oct 10 It's ROBERT B<ILY, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-30

Among the Libraries of all kinds that are now
being published, Carey & Lea, of Philadelphia.
nave undertaken one Of the most important, and
which, f we'll executed, will be the most valua-
BILE them all. 1t is a General History of Ame-
rlca, divided into parts, making together cou-
tinuous whole, vet each having an integral form,
adapted for separate publication. Each portion
will be brought down to the period at which it
shall be written, and will contain popular de-
mrip'icu Of the geology, climate and pr oductions
and the civil history Of the country to which ii
relates.
Mexico, the various South American Pro,in-
re', Russian, British, Spanish, Dutch, and Dan
''A America, the United States, sc. will form
zach separate volume. Such work is desi
The Maledgeville Georgia. Journal contains
letter from Chancellor Kent. written 10 reply
TO one from Judge Clayton, Of that State, asking
his oplnon in relation to the matters involved IN
Judge Clayton's opinion on the unconstitutional
VOL the Georgia laws respecting the gold mines
within The limits of the Cherokee lands. In re.
aoOn to the constitutional validity Of the statute,
Inancelior Kent says" Ga this point am en-
u'e'y~llh you, and, in my opinion, your argu-
ments sound aud conclusive.''
LIE Boston Commercial Gazette says" The
''and Jury presented yesterday, into the Su-
Teme Court now holden in this city by his Ho-
III" Judge Wild, a bill or indictment against
Y'ans Roby. for the murder Of his betrothed, last
>pnns' IN Belknap street. We understand IT is
modern affair OF Othello aud Desdemona, but
"'ess deliberate the Moor's-the parox ism OF
JEALOUSY being as sudden as il was vioieut."
Inc following paragraph is singular i''astra-
uin OF the industry aud ingenuity of our Eastern
"snds' lit had not been penned by native. how
"er' We should have thought the alusion to wood
ID nu'mess rather spitefu:.
'a0eSs-rwo clock factories in Connecticut
ae Ad 10 turn out annually no less than O. 900
,"g pieces. All the wheels, pinious. and other
;1n'1ery' grow upon the same trees in that vici-
~! which formerly produced nutmegs. They
W.; enure vegetable productions, saving the
'"sa's anu the rcd paint.
we are pleased to leara that the loss of lives
? me sinking Of the steamboat Cumberland. is
=" great as at first reported. The following
~, O~ I've Missouri Republican details the particu-
a IN, me Cumberland. Capt DlIer, from Louisville
NIL ' place, was wrecked on Saturday last. eight
"'es aoave the Grand Tower. She left Fen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-30

~ We learn from Washington that the Presi-
dent is 10 excellent aud fine spirits, and that he
has established cabinet councils which meet resu-
larry on Saturday at l2 O'clock, and at which, all
the measures OF the administration and the promi-
nent appointments to Office, are discussed
Having thus learned the views Of each Of his cabi-
net officers, he OF course pursues such course as
his Judgment dictates, after weighing the opinions
Of the able and intelligent men who constitute his
cabinet.-N. Y. Courier and Emqui rer.
CoMMExr.-We are gratfed to learn that the
President has at last yielded to the opinion Of those
who conceived that the public interest required
him to hold cabinet councils But why was not
this measure adopted under the auspices of Mr..
Van Buren, aud Major Eaton? Messrs Ingham,
Branch, aud Berrien were always in favor oft
Aud we heard Judge Rowan urge Mr.. Van Buren,
to its adoption, as the surest and only means OF
restoring harmony aud confidence in the party
Why did Mr.. Van Buren, oppose it? Because
he preferred to have the private of the Presi.
dent, and sought to keep his colleagues at dis
tance.-U $. Telegraph.
DIR. Watkins, convicted OF misdemcanor. al
ter remaining in prison the full term prescribed
for his punishment, has remained nineteen months
longer, held only for the debt. tits clear that
tie propensity to mercy. IS but dangerously pre-
valent in the bosom Of the Executive. Some three
weeks since, an individual in this city, was ar.
raigned at our court on a charge Of perjury; and
being convicted, was sentenced to an imprison.
ment for four years in the Penitentiary. He had
scarcely surveyed the dimensions of his cell,
when his sentence was RENTED, and he vas
again on the pace, mnsing in the stream of our
population. Was there any thing alleviatIng in
The character, life and habits of the criminal.
That he could find no advocate Of his pardon
among the members OF the court which tried him,
may be sufficient reply to the first question; and
the fact that this was not his debu before Court
of Justice in criminal character may answer the
others. All his merits are comprised and sum.
med up in that all absorbing virtue, JackSonism.
We think, refecting on the rigid course of the
Executive in other cases, that this act OF mercy
is, to say the least Of it, an cxceptionable one.
Nat. JOu.
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Ynis is to give Notice,

yINIAT the subscriber. &c Alexandria County, in the
i District OF Columbia, has obtained from the Or.
phans Court If SAID County letters Oi lmn trsi"n on
the personal estate Of Archibald McC eish, late Of the
aforessd, decd. AL pers having claims against the
said decedent. are hereby Warned 20 exhibit the same
20 the subscriber, passed by The Orphans Court, or
before the 30sh day of November. 1852, or they may
by aw be excluded from al benefit TO said estate; =
and those indebted thereto gre required 20 make i'm.
mediate payment Given IN Ter my hand this SOth day
of November 1881. GEO HeCLEISH,
nov so 6, Admir- IF Archibald McCIeish.
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EOs reiyNt
NIA be rented

vRSO the highest bidder. Monday, the 18th day of
l. December neAt at ii O'Clock, A. u. at the pre-
misses,
Ssss THE BISCUIT BIKE HOUSE on Union street.
El. .ow occupied 10y a Jameson & Son.
NV !s-,12,hDrc WV MIDDLETON
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Seneca Falls rract& Mount Eagle
WILL ssHiisvaht ,ie tract ofian0, called Senece
4 Falls ~ ict, contsining
100 Acres.
ri, ,itu,,ed ON the Potomac river about four miles
above the Great Fails The Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal is on tho Opposite side Of the river, distant half
nile-Iti is bounded on one side by the fotomac-the
other three sides straight lines, and lies IN com
nsctform There isa stone srst mill and saw mill on
the land anl mill seat, with about 35 feet fall on an
,,falinp stream This land is well 1imbered.' The
,ther improve ncnts are a fer tenants houses, &c
rhs lana was for nerly the property OF MIR. Dame!
NcC,rty, WHO owned abou, ten thousand acres IN The
county of Iou.ioun adjoining, and who always consI
jeredthisian.l as the hest Of all his estates
MOUNT EAGLE
~. Is situated near Alexandria, com
,;l& msnds delightful view of the Potomac riv
er the City of Washing on. Alexandra, and
sGu>thc Maryland shore 1t Contains ABOUT
Forty Acres.
The u mse is,arge and convenient three rooms. pas
cage nj piazxa below with closets, kitchen and laun
iry all under one roof; three rooms and passage up
stairs; the whole Establishments IN good order there
is stable and carriage house he gardenis very pro
luctve is paled in and the whole tract well
Cher. Is an f;cency Of fire wood, and the water is
Incommoniy fine.
IviU uiso Sell Five Tracts Of Land,
the County Of I1moshire, one containing 1874 acres
one containing 49, adjoining thelands formerly Geo.
iilpin's, christi.u Stephens and Flakes. One con
tanning ~ acres, adjoining Monroe's. staffords and
Clintons surveys. One containing 800 acres. adJon'
ing Jno Houses old survey. and the lands OF Brown
West, scutch6eld md Others and one tract contain
ing Is acres adjoining the lands Of Monroe, Scutci
6eld, G;,pin and others These Iandsare welltimber
ed and lie near the river.
Also, 2O, 900 Acres,
On the GauIcy river. the county OF Xenhawa, nea
the randolph line.
Persons iispossdto purchase any Of the Hampshire
lands will cali on James Mason Attorney at Law. Win
chester, Va. or Augustine Smith. Attorney at Law
Ciarkesburgh. Va. .rh 'se disposed to purchase the
,bsri.nJs vii, Iton M at uaston, Fairfax county
W.. or write to me at Occoquan Mills, Va
GED. MASON.
Gunston. Fairfax Co. Va inne27.
;une 2o-2awtf
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Y ,Au .o,e ,,,,A * .ots

,Au ,o,e ,,,,,A * .ots
FOR SHE. OR ON GROUND REVT
LOTS on Washington street, adjoining the
, dx.;Gag house of VI Robert Crockett, IS teet
frant. Is e t deep.
One LOT. 25 feet front on Princess street,
sunnn; >'ith Is t'r'
A LOT about g. feet front on Patrick street.
" l2S 5-,2 Fast
4 LOT 81 feet on Henry street, by 1es sig
west
Two LOTS. q feet front on Water street,
about IS feet 'cep
Two LOTS % feet front on Potomac street,
about Is tcet deep
One LOT 100 feet front on Royal street, by
1874 |, deep, near Yates's Garden.
And at I5)f.et front on Water street, commencing
at The corner of Franklin street 100 feet deep.
One LOT 2s SIG on Franklin street. Also,
Ia A PLANTATION in Montgomery
SSX8 County. Maryland, 10 miles from Georgetown
sTH 500 acres: SO To 50 acres in Wood. This
- Land is only mile from the Chesapeake and
Ito Canal 1t will be excha ,ged for Town Property.
For terms. please apply to
jyso THos. VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-30

New Fancy Goods.
TIME subscribers have his day received and offer for
l. sale, at yer, low prices the following
DESIRABLE GOODS:
100 piece, srent styles Of dress and pelisse silks,
very beanf,
10 pieces French Grapes for dresses, entirely
article
90 pieces black Italian lustring. wide and narrow
10 pieces black and blue black Gros de Naples aud
Gros de Swiss
10 pieces black and blue black silk velvets for hats
and Closks
Black figured silks, very rich and beautiful
Blonde gauzc for evening dresses
Blonde lace for trimmings
rnin materials for even. dresses
White and black blonde gauze wells, very rich
so pie.e Wild and narrow 'hibet and msrino cloths
s iozen painted Thbet shswIs, new designs
A large assortment of new style Paris shawls and
bandkerchiefs
great variety Of embroidered Thibet shawis
French and English silk hosiery plain and marked
Superine cotton do do do
case Paris articles, viz.
Fancy gloves, belts, bags purses, cravats, &c. &c
The above, with every variety of Fancy and Staple
Goods. will be shown freely and sold rh, sp. by
x. G. WASHINGTON & Co.
Corner of9th street and Penns. lvanis Avenue
nov 25--6t Washington City.
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Or. Kubert n. Grymss

RESPECTFULLY offers his profe ss'onaI services
ID 10 the citizens Of Alexsndra and its VICINITY tbs
Office is ON Fairfax street. next door to the Post Once
where he can At all times be found.
aup 29-N
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Also. $4,000 Acres,
Kerr Il FitzMugh

nAvE lust received, and offer for sale
IL IL hhds. prime 81; croix Sugar
90 bags Green Coiiee
! pipe Port Wine
20 boxes Candles, sss'rted
nov1