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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-06

:, sault St. Mary. The duplicate forwarded
through the Canada Post ofnces nao Deeh fe-
,a;ved at Sault st. Mary's.
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Stephen ). SaNger

,, stephen >. Sanger.
endering his sincere acknowledgements to his
s, ard the public for past patronage, respect
y informs them that he still continues to manufac.
, mTs, and has on hand,
DEUS, MATTRESSES, SOFAS s. CHAIRS,
AND CABINET FURNITURE,
OF good materials and work manshp which he will dis.
pose OF upon reasonable terms
chase elsewhere, at his e' pun
oPhOISTERING AND CABINET WARE
ROOM,
on KING street, between Columbus and Henry streats
Shere he will satisfactorily execute all orders for ar
~ either OF the above branches Repairs in either
'"'e o0ne neat, cheap, and expeditiously
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ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
Mr.. CHARLES KEMBLE e. Miss FANNY
KEMRLE-FOrO One Nght

LOVE IN HUMBLE LIFE.
~ Box and Pit ST. Gallery so cents
| ~ Seats can be secured in Boxes and Pit for
ladies, on application to Mr. West at the Frank
lin Hotel.
III The Box Sheet will be opened on Wednes-
day morning, at 10 o'clock.
TlT Performance to commence at a quarter
past O'Clock precisely. mar
A PLENTIFUL SUPPLY.
DER the packet Alexandria, the subscriber
Il has received the following RICH AND
ELEGANT SUPPLY OF GOODS:
London Fish and Meat Sauces.
Essence of Anchovies Camp Sauce
Reading Sauce Cavice do
John BULBS Beefsteak India Soy
ditto Sauce ROYAL
Aarvey Sauce Pepper Sauce
Ovens do
Foreign Preserves.
Canton Ginger Canton Orange Marina
Do Chou Chou lade, in pots and jars
Hauana Preserves
Lines Hiccacos
Pine Apples Grozella
Oranges Gaava Jelly, in pound &
Citron half pound boxes
Fancy Pickles in Glass lars; Paris FABRICATED
ALSO,
London Picked Wal London Picked Cher
nuts kins
Do Mangoes Do PiccOlillv
Do Onions Do Caufower
Mtst0rds
Paris prepared Mustard
London do in powder, in pots and bottles
Spices.
East India Curry, in pound and half pound Jars
Ceylon Cinnamon Nutmegs
Cayenne Pepper Cloves &c.
80 dozen bottles Wine, ofvarious kinds, some
extra quality, in pints and quarts.
Cordials, Of France and Martinique
Creme de Lemon Parfait Amour
Rose Noyeau
Uhiskey
100 bottles cid Irish Whiskey, Gnnishowen)
London Double Broun Stout,
Dnbars and John Hbbert's brands, in pints
and quarts.
Teas
Green Teas, in 2 ID. cannsters
Black Teas, in fancy packages
Coffee.
bags Liberia, said to be equal to old Java
The friends Ofthe great enterprise for the spec
dy restoration ofthe blacks, are particularly in
vited to this article Of the first fruits ofther
labor, as we'll as one ofthe great staples which
is to form one of the chief articles of eXporta-
ton of the American African Empire
Fruit
100 quarter boxes Bunch Muscatel Raisins
20 drums Sultana do
BordeaX Prunes in 10 h. boxes
Do do in fancy packages
100 drums London Market Figs
Zante Currants Princes Almonds
Madeira Citron Bordeaux do
Italian do Jordan do
Segars.
5000 Pellen Segars, of superior quality.
Cheese.
English, Dutch, and American Cheese.
Bitters
so bottles of Stoughton's Bitters.
Fish,
20 kits Picked Salmon
Gorgona Anchovies
Miscellaneous.
Italian Macaroni Palm Nuts
Do Vermicei Ground do
Capers and Olives Grapes, Oranges and
Sperm Candies Lemons
Madeira Nuts
The attention of those gentlemen who have
always encouraged and supported the subscri-
Der, in importing and procuring many delicious
articles Of the sublimest charms to the sense of
luxury, is particularly requested to this addition
al effort to please.
mar 4-3t JOHN B. HEPBURN.
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SALES.
FOR HIRE,

THIS AFTERNOON, at public auction, at
IL my Auction Store, at half past O'Clock,
for the balance of the year, LIKELY NEGRO
GIRL, about IS years ofage. She has been &C
customed to house business, but can do plain
cooking. mare GEO. WHITE.
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VESSEL FOR SALE.

VESSEL FOR SALE
WILL be sold at public auction, on Saturday,
w 18th day of March next at IL o'clock, at
Stephen Shinn's Wharf
ksS THE SCHOONER CHANCE.
49, Terms A credit Of three six, and nine
months; the purchaser to give bonds, with ap-
proved security, to bear interest from the date.
feb 25-eOt15thMar
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NEW MUSIC.
EUST received, an assortment of the most
% popular Airs, Rondos, Cotillions, Overtures,
Marches, &c. &C.; for sale at reduced prices.
mar AUGUSTUS JACOBS.
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SALE OF NEGROES.
T WILL sell at Fairfax Court House, on the
IL Sd Monday in March, being Court day, at ~
O'Clock, FIVE NEGROES, three Men and two
Boys w. OSCAR PEAKE,
Administrator, de bonis non, of John Hemming,
Terms Cash. deceased
feb 22-eOts
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CLOVER SEED.
0a Bushels fresh Glover Seed, for sale by
wv feb26 CLAGETT e. PAGE.
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lCOMMUNICATEp.

Mr. Sao,1den:-I was much pleased to read
This morning, in yeur paper, ar account of the
proceedings Of the Masonic Fraternity in Wor-
ces,er County, Massachusetts,, and would be
glad TO see the excellent example there set fol-
lowed every where, particularly in New York
Rhode island ana Pennsylvania And this moi
from any i'll feeling have towards the ancien,
ana honorable institution of Masonry, but from
eonVlcnoa mat 1t has now become unneces-
sary, and, nehg subject to Misrepresentation
might as well be discontinued. If Freemasons
themselves consent to let it drop think il wouId
De good thing; but am opposed To other nso.
rles interfering and pulling it down.
AN ANTI ANTI Mason.
Alexandria, august 26, 1884
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COMMERCIAL.

The editors of the American are indebted to
the politeness of captain Edwards, of the brig
Rosalba, at this port on Saturday, "a days from
Santander, for file Of the Eco DEL COMMERCE.
to the 10th ut, inclusive. In the number of the
9Th, we remark the following paragraph relative
to contemplated alteration IN Inc duties on
FIour imported into the Island Of Cuba:
Bait. Amer.
MADRID, July z 1894.
We have just learned that decree, concern.
ing the importation of Flour into the Island of
Cuba, has just been passed 1t provides that
every barrel of Spansh Flour imported in Span
ish bottoms, shall pay duty of reals de Vel
lon, and no other duty; that Spanish Flour in
foreign bottoms shall pay duty of 100 reals,
besides the halanza duty; foreign Flour in TO-
reign bottoms shall pay duty of 100 reals, be-
sides the baanza duty; and foreign Flour in a
Spanish vessels, a duty of ITO reals, and the ba-
lama duty.
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IcosiAiUNlcATED1

Friend Snotodes-I will agree with thee in tbv
approvai OF the opinion which thee copies froG.
the LynchburgV irgnian respectingtb the too orrea,
powers Of the General Government-with ,he
understanding that thee means The Go.ernment ira
Tue Jackson seneS. According to the doctrine
VI mar party, nearly all the powers of the Fe-
gerai Government are in the hands of the Presi
aen'' II so, am for cGrtailing them. and that
wa great extent. do not think Congress pos
S$s 100 much nowadays; but the Presiden,
, does; and shall be very glad if he
were deprived of large share of the natron.
ass winch henow has the power of dispensing
S.'l indeed to have all his powers more restrain
- dnc checked. History proves that We should
especially Jealous of the Executive power.
Alexandria, Aug 26, 1888. d
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SALES

VERY VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
r OFFER for sale my LAND in King George.
L It borders on Potomac Creek, and is stuae-
ed Immediately adjoining the steamboat land
ing. The tract contains little upwards OF 800
acres and is well suited to the production OF
Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Rye, and Oats. Red
Clover delights in the Upland, and there is a
full portion of as fine Meadow Land belonging
to the tract as is to be found in Virginia. The
soil is dark loan, easy to cultivate, and Ger.
tain to produce. The locality Of its situation,
both natural and acquired gives to the tract in
calculable advantages. This Land will be Of
fered for sale, on the premises, on the first day
of next month, to the highest bidder, on terms
then to be made known. reserving to myse!ione
bid. +. HANSbhOOIa.
Cupeper County, Va. Aug: 7-eotistsep j..
nF The sale of the Land above mentioned
has necessarily been postponed until the 4th
day of October next. aug 27--eot4thOct
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Putting in Lond0n--In the great British me
tropos every thing has its price, down 10 pa
ragraph in newspaper. Some years ago MT.
R, an American gentleman, having disco
vered some new process by which he thought
bank notes were to be gained, concluded to try
his fortune in London Very soon after his al
rival. he presented himself at the office of one
of the leading journals, and requested to sec the
editor He was desired to give in his name and
business, which he did, and answer was speedl-
ly brought that the editor was engaged by dnt
of great urgency, he at last succeeded IN making
his way to the room of the sub=editor, and nav
ing never found any difficulty in obtaining
hearing from gentlemen of the press in his own
country, where the time of an editor is consi-
dered almost public property, he proceeded at
once, to explain his discovery, Supposlng that It
would be received as favor, and duly giorlhed,
as a days matter of course, in the next impress
sion.
Before he had fairly made his beginning how
ever, the sub editor cut him short, politely out
firmly by saying that he had no time TO spare,
and that he presumed that his visitors object
was to have his discovery noticed: "Why, yes,
sir, should like" 1t can be done sir, with
out any trouble; write whatever you like and
il shall 90 in; of course, you will leave your
name and address The clerk in the office will
arrange with you as to the terms. Good morns
ing, sir" Finding himself bowed out Mr. r.
went back to the Office where he was furnished
with pen, ink and paper, sat down, and i'll the
course of some twenty or thirty minutes, pro-
duced an editorial paragraph, ofperhaps, twice
that number of lines. This he handed to the
clerk, merely asking whether it would appear
the next day "Certainly, sir" "EditorialP'-
eyes, sir in the editorial columns; presume
YOU would not wish it in the largest type used
on the paper2" "Why, yes, should prefer that"
'In that case, sir the charge will be ten guineas
ifn the smaller, type, FIVE" MIR. R. took back
his manuscript and withdrew.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-27

CHARLEsrowN, Va, Aug. Give regret to
learn that an alarming drought prevails in the
Valley above us. In the western part of Fred
erick embracing the greater portion ofthat large
and usually fertile county, no rain has fallen
since the 23d ult. (four weeks yesterday Con-
sequently, the corn which previously was re-
markedly promising, will not yield half crop.
The price II is supposed, will be 50 so or 90 per
barrel Although the rye crop, at the recent har-
vest, was very good, yet, in consequence of the
failure Of the corn crop, rye will sell now, very
readily, at so cents. 1t is believed that il must
ADVANCE.
From the blasted cornfelds of our neighbors,
We turn with real pleasure TO our own, and wit
ness, in the smiling faces of our farmers, an
knowledgement that the early and the latter
rains' have given them an assurance, double
sure, of an abundant reward Of their labours.
Since the re-opening of the Canal, travelling
has been resumed quite briskly on this route
The stages are generally well filled.
The sale Of the property of the late ID. McCor-
mic, near Battletown, on the 18th instant was
very numerousy attended. Upwards of 200
persons were present; the bidding was brisk,
and the prices CORRESPONDENCE high. The crop
of wheat sold one lot Of 1000 bushels, for 81 l-2
cenIs--the balance about 1000 bushels, for So
Ito be hauled by the purchaser. (Fhis was
considered to he worth cents per bushel more }
Oats sold for 81 cents, bacon $13 80 per hun
dred: horses about 500 each; common mulch
COWS SIC to e. beds, including bcdSteads, S2S
10 80.
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Active preparations are makingin Charleston
S. C. for the ensuing campaign in October next;
and also for the city elections, which come on
next month The latter have always had an
important bearing on those Of the State; and
we are satisfied that the Nulfiers will elect, not
only all the city officers, but the seventeen mem
beers nc Representatives and one Senator) who
are to go into the next Legislature, which con-
venes in November.
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orvcr.HoIpERs AND OFFicE-HuNTERs.-The
s,,Iowing paragraph from the Philadelphia
Commercial Intelligencer gives some idea oil
80 orormous amount of the patronage OF the
r,,.siaant of the United States, and OF the ex-
,,nt Of lis influence when brought, as it now
O,eolv is, sin conflict with the freedom ofeiec'
tons"
"Tbe patronage of the General Government
:, tho civ of Philadelphia is immense In the
i"nItom House. the Post Office, and numoerless
C,ber offices, THOUSANDS of persons are directly
~ Indirectly dependent on public support IN
ems instances the salaries are immense. Inc
most active member of the corps receives o.
oO1 per annum, very large portion OF whlch'
Nth his entire time, is bestowed on poitlcs.~.c
Ths number of office holders, however, IS trii,
Tng TO the number of erpectaats IL Is sald' ana
Vs. believe truly, that there are on register, IN
the Custom House alone, EIGHT HUNDRED apph-
cations for Office Each of these apple ants mas
= positire promise, and so infatuated are they,
that though il is obvious the mass OF them must
~ disanp9inted, they all have faith in the taah-
less pledges of the ofice-holders."
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BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
TN pursuance of Deed of Trust to the sub.
i scriber from Thomas Preston and Ellen his
WIFE for the use of the Bank of Alexandria,re-
corded liber H, No. 9, folio 235, will be exposed
to sale, on the 5th day Of September next, at
IL O'clock NJ.
=. One moiety of the TAVERN HOUSE
Gl and WAREHOUSE called the Bear Tav.
ern, situated at the northwest corner Of the
intersection of King and Fayette streets, In the
Town of Alexandria. Also, moiety Of the
LOT occupied as Wagon Yard. Terms OF
payment; One-fifth cash; the balance in four
equal instalments of s, 12, 10, and "a months,
with interest from the day Of sale; the after pay
ments TO be secured by deed of trust on the
premises, or such other security as will satisfy
the Bank. BY order Of the Bank:
aug It's WIN. HERBERT, Trustee.
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ty in this State, who recognised him as the
murderer of certain JacobHine, in 1922 He
was brought to HagerstUwn ior trial, and many
of the citizens of that place. It said, are strong
in their belief that the prisoner is Dean, the
perpetrator of the crime in question. On the
other hand, the prisoner firmly denies that his
name is Dean. He asserts that his name is
William Clarke; that he went from Hartford
county, Maryland; and that he is well known
to number Of citizens there.
A few days ago, paper was received by
the Sheriff of Washington county, signed by a
number OF highly respectable citizens of Har-
ford, in which they state there was man NAM
ed William Clark, formerly resident there,
that he left the county about eighteen months
since and that ifthe prisoner is really Clark, he
will be able to give certain answers about per-
sons and events coincidng with those which
they had appended to questions to be PROFOUND
ed to him. He was accordingly questioned,
agreeably to the suggestion of the Hartford
signers, and his answers are said to have been
satisfactory. He is to be brought before Wash
ington county court on Monday next, under a
writ of habeas corpus, when the question of his
identity will be determined Upwards of sixty
witnesses have been summoned in the case from
Hartford Cecil and Washington counties.
Bali. Amer
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Sealed proposals for building new Theatre
in Washington are advertised for. It's propo-
sed 10 build the contemplated Theatre on Penn
sylvania Avenue, in the open space occupied
lately by the Rotunda, in which was kept Mu-
scum. We did not know that Theahicals were
patronized enough in the metropolis to warrant
the erection of new editice.
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BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
IURIJC SALE.

TUBLIC SALE.
ON Saturday, the 30th inst, at 10 o'clock,
~ A. NJ, will be sold at the Soap and Candle
Factory of the late John Major, all his STOCK
IN TRADE, together with the Fixtures and
Implements used in that business. Terms: All
sums of $50 and under, cash; over 500 and not
exceeding 500, sixty days credit; over the
last sum, four months credit; with approved en-
dorsed notes BY order OF the Orphans Court.
aug 2l-ts NARY MAJOR, Adm'X.
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not hesitate to say will prove, as far as IT goes
,and it will not go very far or very iong'' Al
,be highest degree absurd and perniolous.
The Columbia Typographical Society nave
go perceive, denounced the project and appeal
al 10 the craft every where to unite WIN .nen,
in their opposition tot Practical printers ana
,hose who are learning TO be practical printers,
vi, we doubt not respond to this appeal, and
rec with the Society to which We have refer
Sed in the views they have taken on the subject.
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JAMES S. GUNNELL, M. d.
DENTIST

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens and
II visitors Of Alexandria that he may be con-
shifted AT Mr.. A. Newton's Hotel Oh the first and
third Wedncsdayin every month, from O'Clock
A. M. until P. M Ali letters addressed to DR.;
G. at his Office, between the United States
Bank and the Presidents House, washington
City, or left at Mr.. Newton's Hotel, Alexandria,
will be punctually attended to.
ION 0-eWedtf
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


WILL sell at public auction, to the highest
L bidder, on Thursday the 2Sth day Of August.
1924, Gffair, if not the next fair day, at Halle
wood, the late residence of Richard Foote, de-
ceased, in Prince William county, Va. part Of
the Personal Estate OF which the said Foote di-
ed possessed, consisting of TWENTY LIKELY
NEGROES, most of whom are young and vau-
able: a large stock of HORSES, CATTLE,
SHEEP, and HOGS. The stock are mostly
Young and having been raised with great care
and attention, are very valuable. Also, guam
tity of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, and FARMING IMPLEMENTS and
UTENSILS, such as Wagons, Carts, Ploughs,
Harrows, &c; with many other articles COM
monty used on a farm.
The terms of sale will be- Cash for the negroes,
and for the other property credit Of twelve
months on all sums over $40, the purchasers
giving bonds, with good security, (the bonds to
carry interest from the date, but to be RENTED
ifthe principal be punctually paid); for all pur-
chases oil so and under, cash will be required.
| The property not to be delivered until the terms
| of sale are complied with.
00 " HAYWARD FooTE,
Administrator Of Richard Foote, decd.
N. B. All persons having claims against the
estate of Richard Foote, deceased, are request
ed 10 present the same to me, duly authenticat-
ed, in order that arrangements may be made
for the payment thereof and all persons indebt'
ed to the estate are earnestly desired to come
forward and make payment of their respective
debts aug 12-wt2SthAug n. r.
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Inc case Of a man called Peter Dean. now
10 prison at Hagerstown, has excited more than
uldlnary interest from the peculiar circum-
1anees attending it. Dean, if We remember
atSnt, was arrested some time ago in Ohio, on
''' testimony Of a citizen Of Washington coun-
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NOTICE.

DY virtue ola Decree pronounced on the 3oth
ID day of May last, in cause depending in
the Circuit Court of Alexandria, d. c. between
James Harris ct AL compliments, and Nancy
Craig ct al defendants, will proceed to sell, at
public auction, for ready money, on the premis-
es, in Alexandria County, on Saturday, the 9th
day Of September next, at IL O'Clock, M. GER
tain TRACT, or PARCEL OF LAND, con-
tanning One Hundred Acres, more or less, lying
on Brecken's Branch, and the drains ola branch
of Four Mile Run, called Lubber's Branch, be.
ing the land whereof Charles Craig died seized.
will convey such title only as is vested in me
by the Decree of the Court.
BERNARD HOOE. Commissioner.
iX 3n-eOt6Sen
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Some benevolent editor ought to introduce the
Cholera into Jack Downing's family. Weknow
no other feasible mode of ending them. Add
son had to XIII Sir Roger de Coverly, and Ger
yantes never left Don Quixotte till he had seen
him dead and buried.
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Capt r. F. Stockton (of the Navy has re-
turned to his residence at Princeton, N. J. from
a successful visit to Europeto borrow money
for the use Of the New Jersey Railroad and Ca
nal Companies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-27

Destructive FIRE-A very destructive fire
took place on the Gath, at the Uoollen and
Carding Factory owned by Mr.. Daniel steever,
s;tuated in the rear of his property on Hillen
street. Baltimore.
We learn that there can be little doubt OF Its
being the act of an incendiary.
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~ We are authorised to announce to the
voters Of the Congressional District composed
of the counties Of Westmoreland, Richmond,
Northumberland, Lancaster, King George Stat
ford and Prince William, that JOHN TALAFEsRo.
ESQ, has, in compliance with the wish Of many
voters, consented to become candidate at the
next election of Representative for that Dis
trict in the Congress of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-27

The Georgia Courier names James l.. Petit
CRU, Esq distinguished member of the South
Carolina Bar, as the probable successor of the
late Judge Johnson, on the Bench of the Su-
preme Court of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-27

PRESIDENT JACKSON AT NAsHVillk'-"e nave
roceived an account of the reception given him
=, the 18th inst 1t was, as usual, scene OF
nanworship and ''glory." The procession. ac-
cording to the Banner, "entered Nashville by
M,rket s,eet amidst the ringing OF bells, the fra
Of minute guns, and the acclamations of as
.ambled thousands"
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The literary article in this mornings Gazette
"a review of Taylor's new play--wIll please
and interest every reader OF taste. This poet Is
highly spoken of by the London Quarterly Re
view, which periodical does not hesitate to place
him, at once among the best writer's of the age.
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DIED..

At Georgetown, on Friday, the 18th instant
Mrs. CATHERINE COOLER, consort of Anthony Coz
Ter, deceased, aged So years. months, and 81
days, the Oldest resident of 'thattown, having
been there upwards Of 81 years.