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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24

That, if any perions ihall, after the
la day of February 1901, have in their eultody or poi
FELTON,, any vellum, parchment or paper, marke or
aamped BY the iupervfors 81 the upon which
any matter or thing charged with duty, ha no; have
been written printed, they may At any time qO6ia
1be pace Of Sixty days ar TIE aid f day Of February 1901
br ng or fend uch veIum, parchment and papers, IN
TO foe office Of inspection, and ia heu thereof receive
like quantity or value Of vIum, parchment and pa
per duly hampedi in purfuance the act herein before
reced And in cafe any perion fhall neglect or refuic
with the time aorelaid bring esule 70 be brot
unto fome officer of INFECTION any iuch vellum parch
ment or paper, is hereby declared, that the fame will
thereafter be Of no other effect ule than if had
never been marked or famped and that all matters and
things, which may after that time be written print
cd upon any veum. parchment paper, authorized
70 be exchanged in manner aforeaid will be of no 9th
er effect than If they had been written Printedon
paper, parchment or velum, not marked or ftamped
W
And for the convenience of tholc perfons who may
be inclined to have their own vellum parchment and
paper 1amped or marked, it is thereby declared that
when any pcrfon fhall depoGt any vellum, parchm M
or paper the Office Of fupervor accompanied with
lit fpecifying the nurnoer and denomination of the
camps or marks, which are deired to be thereto ax-
ed the fame will be tranlmitted the General Stamp
Office, and there properly marked or ffamped, and
forthwith fent back the fame fupervlor, who viii
thereupon collect the duties and deliver the paper,
parchment or velum to the order Of the peron from
whom the fame received
Given under my Hand, and the Seal Of he Urea
H. So fury, at Warrington, the day and year above
mentioned.
OLIVER WOLCOTT,
Secretary eftbe Tre4fary.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24

That the power of the fuperviGors of
the Re- ne to mark or Ramp any velum, parchment
or paper chargeable with duty, will ceaie and deter-
mine from andafer tx months from The date hereof to
wit, on the laf day Of February 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24
'Treafury Department,

Wai5;agfon September 1T, 49,

IN baaaaes IF al Of Co4gr5 PgB.d on TIE 23a day
Hsrif one lopan9 Z gbt bundsd eatlsd IN as 70 5a-
kEjs General Stamp Office
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24
GENERAL LAUER,

Who has been lately appointed to dlitIn-
euilhed command in the Auirian army, IS IN
general little known, becaufe he never was
commander in chief This General who be
longs to the corps of engineers, is conildered
as one Of the ablsf engineers in the Aultrian
fervice. The Archduke Charles entertained a
high opinion Of his talents, and honored him
with bis confidence and friendthip. 1t was ne
who direaed the attack of Port Louis IN Al
face, in 1903, and who afterwards blew up
the Notifications is was be who directed the
celebrated Geige of Mentz the fame year, as
the fiege Of Kehl in 1896 it was he who for
tilted the ty of Ulm, and put It upon the foot
ing in which it is at prefent. 1hsfe are all mill
rary events by which General Lauer is known
as profeGonal man. He is one Of the pupils
of the old academy Of Engineers at Bruhels,
which by the order Of JoiePh H. was transfer
ed to Vieona.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24
TO BE SOLD BY
NICHOLAS BRANCH,

AT his Rfst7sy, wen end Of the Bridge, Pr'VidHf'
SOLID ARGUMENTS.
ConhAing of
Brad, Butter, cbss Ham, Eggs, SEhn'", Mats Tongue
Oyfgs, t5'e. ready eOetsa.
ACTTATIONS.
Cy4sr Vfaspay, Sab, Picker, SzUset Oil, tSe
GRIEVANCES
PeseaEaass, G1EIfayd, BLsek Pepper, Cayenne, Gs'
PUNISHA1ENTS.
VIM, Brandy, Gin SBiriis, Bistsrs, Porter, &C.
SUPERFLUITIES.
& Snuff, Trbaeso, and Ssgors.
n B. ANY Of the above articles to be exchanged tor
NECESSARIES, viz.
Fysnsb Cr0Wn, Spanjs DOars, ParesTf, CeTt, A4"' I"
Bask Bills.
Credit given for
PAYMENTS,
40 60 and 90 SesoHd long man bod5if BREATH
RUDIMENTS, gratis, viz
Thofe indebted for dr2Twsf5,
Mutt not be <4gsf7eS,
Nor think it Cv'svaafs,
II they fhoud meet FaHJb0sHf,
For calling for iuch SEpt-fsHif5,
And fupPo6n il NOT Nef5ay'
To make immediate FGJmf1'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24

VKTHEREAS my wife ABIGAIL has
Wv bern the plague of my life thefe fifteen
wears, and has finally gone from me, and refufes
10 return-ths is therefore to forbid all people from
harboing or trutng her on my account as | will
not paw one cent Of her contracting after this date.
BENJAMIN CHAPMAN.
Poland, Nor. Is, ISoo.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24
DR.. SAMUEL BELLARD, i

about to inoculate with the Kine-Pox matter, for
very moderate confederation. He will be alter
nately at Mr.. Catfer'J Tavern in Portland, and at
his Lodgings at Cape Elizabeth. 1Nsv. q.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24

SELECTIONS.

he aozr;ag balas tie e6aratfr Of JHet MalH@5e 10
aafbor ~, 5q5Iy t1s il Is " mind. ye" fbat Of SmoIa'
bsuevoeuf Li.te.aai Bssvi.g TIE reader rOR doa5t1
d5sra sss af.af 5ss-een DE hils 'eggamgH and S"'s
set's RodsrlE Random.
Ills father hung on Tyburn ties,
HIS mother too, uanfpolied ihe
A thief and an impu'e;
With ihoelels feet, and houleeis head,
For one poor bit of moudy bread
Begged little Billy Moor
But Billy begg'd in vain--for he,
Poor puiItles heir Of infamy,
Wher'er he iought relief,
Heard nothing but (trom door to door,
/" Beeone begone you batard OF We
Oar, out, you little thiefr'
The blghted bud its head decIind,
United" he dwindId, peak'd and Pin'd s.
He had no heart to live.
He rofe not from the cold wet ltone,
But view'd With thauklefs eye the bone,
Or mites the firanger give.
An honeR Tar, and fre[h from fea,
With heart uG where it ought TO be,
Thus haid young Billy Moore
What cheer my lad Mifs fortunes gale
Hath torn, fee, thy tatter'd fail,
And thou art wreck'd and poor !"
The fimple boy bis aory trze
Told with blulhing fweetneis too,
Then heav'd the heart hck hgh
"But Cod Is good hough mans unkind!
PATS on my fafferings never mind,
He foon will Lei me die"
lacks heart. with uanlie( feeling yeAtnlns'
More than his purfe in pocket burning
And that for once was cramm'd;
fra wip'd the fpray from either eye,
=. Die mefmate !" was the tar's reply
ftEou doa-rll be id
Bear UP Ihave thee fate in tow,
I'll fit thee flrait to face thefoe,
And cope with death dye fee
He had him rigg'd-the next fpring tide
Ibis locker full and well fupPlyd)
Bore Billy Moor to fea!
There, there the boy, with greatful heart
Applauded play'd his little part,
And fcorn TO finch or run a;
But oft would blefs the happy day,
From fhame and famine fnaIch'd away,
To ferve Jack Mammals gun
Jack too beheld with buoyant pride
The little outcan's courage try'd,
And time proclaim him man.
And felt, (bleR lenfe } when anguiih hgh'
What It's to bid the fuffrer rife,
AND do what good we can.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24
DR.. VARNUM, continues

to inoculate with the Kine-Pox matter. He vii
inoculate perfons at their own houies, or at Mr..
Cutters Columbian Tavern, on the mott reafona-
ble terms. N2z 4.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24

now eflabed at the feat Of government, in the city
of Wilmington from whence there will iisue from and
after the date hereof (upon the application OF the
Supervisors Of the Revenue under whole management
the collection of the Nsmp duties spaccd) any guam
titles of paper parchment and vtum, marked or tam
ped and duly counterRamped, with the following rates
of duty which are demandable by law;
For every ikn or piece Of vellum parchment, or
lheel or piece of pAper upon which fha be written
or printed any OF either of the inftruments or wri
tin Is following, viz.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24
PRINTING,

In its various branches, executed in the
neatef manner, and At the fhorteiF
notice.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24

THE following is very droll fpecinen Of Yankee
wit. It has actually appeared in Providence
paper, and if the Groceries Of this RhodeIfiand
iefter be as high Favored as his humour he de-
ferves daily crowd of cuhomers.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24

THE Subfcriber hereby gives notice
a to all concerned, thar having been do ! aO-
pointed Adminlrator on the Ea4te Of
JOSHUA BROWN,
late Of Scarborough, in the county Of Cumberland.
yeoman, deceafed Has taken upon him that I ut.
and given bond as the law dire9s He therefore re-
queGs all perfons who indebted fad deceafeds
EAate to make Immediate payment
JOSEPH BROWN.
Scarborough, Nov ~, 1890.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24

Doctor Kinfman,
InoculateS for the Cow-POx, at Mr..
MoTLEY's.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24
Oaoher 81.

Jun as orr paper was going to prs's, IN
;orma, ian was received from the Supercasgo
OF the bsg Louiia, arrived from South a
merics, of The capture of Curacao by The
Bri,i!h. Gen. Rigaud.wi,h number of
officers, and a large portion of his ill.go,ten
wealth, fell into the hands of the cap,ors.
Rigaud had been fen, TO Jamaica where we
undsrttsnd he has iince arrived.
O7obsr 10.
The }o!yowisg il tie ?afe,nsnf Of a.. total nam-
Der Of v''ss giuen In sbe dsSSrsHt 4paTdi Of
tbiI ei.y, Iar de Fedora! Republican and De-
mserGtie Republicans fistsi,, sfimGltd ~ iss
le.sy far Sheriff
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24
PHILADELPHIA. oaober lS.
Ds RusH'S LETTER.
M. DUANE,

M. DUANE,
a reference having been made by Tea1h
Coke. TO me, in his publication in YOUR pa
per of she 9th Infant, upon the hibieSi of
Mr.. Adsms's political opinions, cohesive
1t % be my duty 70 publth the following oc-
csGoa o. il.
During an evening Mr.. Coke fpent with
me few ~cees ago, in Toe cou-ie of con-.
vcriatioo ne fpcke Of the nouarchical princi-
pies !:ela BY fnmc people - our country. |
replied, by laying, 'were l 10 mention al the
Opinions and wiihes upon thai fubica. which
have heard, Hhon!d be pcrlecutcd out Of
this country = rhele opinions aud wi;h.s
came chiefly from private citizcns As IN v
were uttered in private coaverfa,ion, lie az.
thors oil them were 40, mentioned, aud hsll
never be known. None of them came from
mr. Acams. | declare never heard him
expreis any other opinion upon government,
than thole contained in his defence of the
American contribution, and that 1 never
heard him exprefs with FOR monarchy in
the Urited States On the contrary, have
uniformly heard him FAY, wha, he h.s pub
h'ned N his works, ,ha, on, . efent poveFn.
ment was bell calcii,,ed FOR our cnue,rv
BENJAMIN RUSH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24
NORFOLK, oAober 70.

Arrived laa evening the 'chooner victory,
capt. Davis, from ST. bartholomew, QaG
lron ST Thomas 81 II dsya-ballat-
Dallelt and Cartier. Sailed with fee, of
70 fail under convoy Of she Baltimore Aoop
of war, among Which was the brig North.
Carolina, E4nra, for Norfolk.
Capt. Davis informs tina, Cen R,cau,
has been cspurec by the United States chr
Experiment he wac on board fchoon.r
irom Guadalupe bound to France, wh;cb
eruck to the Experiment after exchanging
a lew guns, aud ia arrived at St Ktt's.
A large homeward Zee, filled twenty H.,
'go' under convoy Of the Coaneaicut 0oop
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24
BALTIMORE October r6

a gen lemsn ia now in town, fay a Ia
dn''ca paper, Who hs feeo at Jeremie, pro.
c'ama'ion ifiued by Founsin,, inviting all
pefions who have emigrated from ST Do
o'nigo' to return thither, and Eating thar
heir Perlon' and property Glsll be fecure,
10 contequence of which, ne underAand
that great many of the French people now
N town. mean 20 embrace the opportunity
OF retufsiDg to that iland.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24
JOSE oH 7'ZVdRDY,
dme ie9a Pc Gonjai.
J0HV @ HIM,
Szredyb Pro Coejsi
r. BOOM,
Danjt5 Pre- COajak
C 0 p r.

Eis Britannia Msjelys fbip swiftfare, OF cadix.
the o2d July, 1900.
have this uoruent received your letter of ,he
9Th int. < in reply, beg leave 20 refer you TO
Lord Keith's letser oi the 9Th Dece aber, 1900
N which you vii. obferve that the ConfuIs az all
the nations in arnity with Great British have hcrp
duly informed Of .iie blockade Of Cadiz, and tha,
any vehe attempting 20 enter. or 10 fail from,
that port, would be d,tsined an1 proceeded agsina
according 70 law. ! ara irea-d as lar as poGi
Ne, tn enforce the blockade, and cannot allow
INV laden vtiieis TO depart from Cadiz unlef, fbe
mas pafs from the commander in chief of his Bri
,annic Maiefy'. feet in the Mediterranean bu.
neutral vcT-ls without ca-go will nor ne unoIeaed,
hr 'rofer, american imp excepted, which en-
rered CadIz, after being warned not TO do 20, and
~ cleared ont for Algier', It is very probable
chat fevera veels NAV have eIcaped our eruizers,
and got into CaS'z but fon- Of his MsjeGy5 fhips
have always hcen off he port
VcGeis par,''g fror1 Cadiz in ballsh, are to en-
deavor 70 fpesk any 8ri.i0i men Of wRf rhsY may
'all in with in the neighbourhood.
6aq,e fbs bono to be sc
(Sxnsd) BICXERTov,
To the REFLECTIVE neutral Conruis, re6.cut in
Cadiz.
The Pbiladtibbia GiSrf'e Of laA evening
avs, Mr. GdiGfia made a cortraa to the
amount Of 40 600 doIIsrS for arms for the
militia of this fate and that he received
5000 dollars in advance.
So far the flatemcnt is near the truth
But the fame paper fays,
This .fum has been more than eighteen
'non'bs in his hands, and no report of any
,rms delivered by Mr., GaIlatin to the pub
lie.
ThiU part Of the statement 10 wholly uu-
true. Mr.. GalIatin has delivered arms 60
the full amount Of the Money advanced, and
the public may hear them report 10 KEN
jsirSS ,his day ia The hands Of two companies
Of the pilitia legion.
This blnnderiug Gazette j, perpetus!ly
bringing It's friends into hobbe. Had not
the above pnbicstioB recalled ocr etteo,iou
10 The fubjea, we Mould have forgot Bah
eoeP5 federal falt.peire CONTRACT the adsan
eesto the federal m1SgfsSoyy Of arms In Ccu-
neaicu, aSd the contract under our own
fare government of thai well known fsder
ala I'm BeHiy. siq. of Nasayefb. Three
years ago this gentleman had az advance Of
Sooo dollars upon contract fnilar to tha
Of Mr. Gai'zhn's, governor M'Kesn Gnce
ne has AIKEN the chair has erdeavoure1 to
get the QrsD OF the A,oBcy two mouths |
61ce the Editor was poReGrd o. this fsa, |
and thongh /, tao fSiOiai TO bria out among |
he cloud Of Gvb,anncsf dsfaSlt> .; at ina
re w. Eieny hsd not deliver d fingle |
6relock.
s. by does no, hr. Bryan bring This gooI |
'ederslia ,oaecouu,, a. we'll az F,Gses Tsbs-
~, another good lsderalia oilh money
.sNsd 10 tie ! PCT ceui. lean!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24
By Wcdn5Caay Evenins's Maik
NEW YORK, oaober IS.
SzpindRers and Csiaers J

> SlgitldleyJ and CSi'9ers
On Tuefday eveaing lot, two fcllows cams
to the fore. Of Mr Cook, IN Cherry Rreet,
purcharei goods TO she amount of so dol
lars, and paid for them in fpecic Ate,
they had gone of every dollar was found to
be counterfeit = The public .torij be on
their guard, and end,avoer to aetea and
bring to Juice fuch villains.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24
4 OLCOTT-

The Swihdler, has been caught
near Garlic in this fate. Of the
immenfe fun with which he abfcon-
ded, only eighs thouland dollars,
were found upon him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24
nj .he Edo q =, t7oIaant,ian siirror.

1s0 eeroF t,-2m y B6de!ee's EGay
an pnlaanSry C9gfsMaiicr -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24
PAILADELPHIf, ososl, II.
. DIXON, 1893.

Information 20 Mtrelan trading 20 the po-t ~
Caiiz--7ee,ivsd ytRerday ~ gentleman in
th's e'T, iron' rrfreeah'e hoi.fs Of that pla-e.
hy enc t4't ar7iysl I'D tcmmu,Jersd Tor pop
heSdSn ia the Philadelphia Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24
Summary of votes for Sheriff.

CITT.
Congress,
Wiaiaa .Jo7s,.
Senator,
Jobs Pen,j1n, Of Do'9ys
Aaembly,
CoiySey RoeS
William Hall
John Birckhy
S,'musl W Fy6y
George Fox
6aMuef WerbeyW
Sheriff.
yrael Jfaek.
COUNTY
(ongrefs.
Mic6as! Leib.
Afembly.
William Penrote.
William Leoaa-a.
MaA5evo Hyaon.
jain killer.
Gearge hglr.
George Logan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-24
@ D p b.

tt his exee'ieney Sir Richard Bi-tey,o, H,r,
sdmu = hc Btu ,ni G c ,e,idlr, ~
has sds~nn,s hisie.sy' = losses beiSr. Cabs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-29
F @ Rs A LIE,
The following Property:

1I1NEE LOtS Ontne E.a1t lido OF Waih-
ington- ftreet, between King and Prince
Streets, II feet front, II3 feet 10 inches
dee-One Of, theie lots is bounded on the
fouth iide by ten feet alley-the other
two have an outlet of ten feet to Eaid al
ley. Valued at $50 dollars each.
Three Lots on the North eide, of Prince
freet, near the corner of Wellington
freet, 20 feet front and 100 feet deep.
to an alley of ten feet, communicative
with Waihington-f reet-yalued at 3zo
dollars each.
A Lot On the corner Of Fairfax and
Wilkes Streets, with front Of III feet s
inches on the Wet Gde of Fairfax nrect,
and II feet on the North fde of Wilkes
itroct--valued at $50 dollars.
A Lot on Wilkes-freet, Joining ,
feet alley taken off the Wet end Of the
laff mentioned lot, IS feet front ard 81
feet deep -valued at 10 dollars.
I'm half-acre Lot, or ore fourth cf 4
iluare, on the Wet iide of Fairfax -arcet.
and North iide of Gibbon- freet. This
lot having fouth and eat front. is valued
at 1900 dollars--lubjcsf to a ground rent
OF ieycnteen pounds one chilling per an
nun, but the rents all paid up to The 1T
infant.
An acre Lot, or halfa@square, bounded
on the eaR by Pits-Alcct, Oh the north bv
Wilkes zescet, and On the wet by St.
Aiaph-arcst. Twenty feet Of this lot IS
let out at one dollar per foot--fubiett to
an annual rent OF twenty pounds Der an
nun, which is all paid up TO the 1T Of sth
month lah. This Lofts valued at 1000
dollars.
TO fave trouble. the prices Of each Of
the lots are mentioned. The terms of
payment are one fourth in hand, one fourth
IN Tx months, ,one fourth in II months
and the remainder in two years from the
SIT Of next month. Thoie who choof;.
to make an offer for any Of thoic lors viii
pleate to iend their terms iealed up and d.
rscted to John Jenney of this town, mark
ed on the outiide an offer for William,
I5artfhorne's lots. The highea offer If
above the terms here put down. to be thc
buyer. Not lefs than five dollars for each
OF the imall lots to be. received as an Of.
Ter, nor LET'S than ten dollars for the larger
or two lait mentioned lots; and where
more than one offer the fame price. the,
right to DC determined by drawing lots.
After the fecond payment a deed and
good title will be given provided the BRO
perty mortgaged for the FUN rems;a;ng
due. -'HF
On the gift Of the, 18th month next.
the ieveral offers will be opened at the
Golden Ball, at IL O'Clock, A. M. in the
presence OF John Jenney, John Dunlap.
ana Abraham Hewes, and as many of the
offersrs as chooie to attend, when the 6ra
payment will be received, and an ENGAGE |,
ment entered into fora full compliance 2 on
the part of the Teller.
A plan Of the lots is left with Iohn
Dunlap, who will thew it to tbofe Who
may pleaie' to call at his fore.
y wS~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-29
JUST RECEIVED

And for Sale by the subfcriber,
z2o bulhels of Anguila Salt,
freih Raifns in boxes and keeps. beg
ffswes's Grab Cyder; 6rf quality lanai
ca Sugar by the barrel; Bacon Hams Of
.his years curing; bea green Apples by
the barrel; Lines, Lemons and Oranges.
with variety OF other articles.
Aifo, Gartadj@'s ben Che4Uixg Ta6ae-
So hyperion in favor to any in Alexandria
r. ABEL WILLIS.
w. 1os oo4t+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-29
For fbS TenrI3n1

Iotalning complete Calender times
OF holding the Federal Courts Of the Unit
ca otates and individual fateS rates of
Du'les' &c. Stamp Duties fandard for
receiving and paying Gold PoR Roads !;
government : Q. Of the United States mini.
i Il and confular Appointments Of
n Il OF the Amy American Navy.
revenues =, Civil and Military Officers 81
the Town of Alexandria B;ooranh;esI
Sketches, &c.
, ihey have ALTO few Copies ofthe ueqv
a : o. Has'aaiug's Virgiuia Jz0iee, with
line. Al 'i'eif
December ~. .odc.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-29
--Frefh Raifins and Currat1ts
for Sale, by

80 ~s~A~J
Robert B.. .7anae0op,
Who has (as ufual) general anorement of
Wines, Spirits s. Groceries,
viz. Jamaica and w. 1. Rum, old Peach,
Cogniac and Bourdeaux Brandy, Holland
Geneva, Irifh and Country Unlikely, a
few pipes Of old Bill Madeira, four do.
London market do. IS half pipes ! year
old Port, 20 quarter caiks Sherry, pipes
Tenerife, 4 pipes Catalonia, and few
or. caiks Of Li{bon and Malaga Wines,
Powder, loaf and lump Sugars, N1olaaes,
Spanifh Honey, Salt Pctre, Copperas,
Mladder, Race and ground Ginger, Pr
mento, Pepper, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Teas of the lateit imrortations, Fig Blue,
Gunpowder, Patent Shot, Leiper and fIa-
milton's Snuff in bladders and bottles,
Alum, Indigo, Pearl Barley, Starch, Lon
don brown Stout and Porter iii bottles,
Almonds, fpinning Cotton, Hunters Pipes
in kegs, Olives, Capers and Anchovies,
Chocolate, Rice, MuAard, and Spanifh Sc
gars; all Of which Will be fold low for
Cath, Country Produce, or on a time to-
his punetual cui}omers.
A50, .6ve likely, Jayozg
KENTUCKY HORSES,
On liberal Credit.
December 20, 1890. d
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Sales BY AuAiom.
On THURSDAY

On THURSDAY,
The rit Of January at 10 o'clock 49,,
be Sold, at our Auction Room. %
Whilkey in tierces and bic
Rum in barrels
French Brandy in pipes
Malaga Wine in pipes and ar. c,{le
Brown Sugar in barrels
Loaf do. in Tote
Soap in boxes
Nails in cailss
Hardware in lots
Together with
Il great UaYacty of Dry Goods.
Among which are
Sarpets and carpet Broadcloths,
ing STUFF:
piail,s Irilh Linens
Plaids FIN nhnn,s
Duffls Mn1;ns
: sannels Checks
Swanfdown Shawla !.
Kerieyn,cree Handkerchief
Coating Leather shoas
And number Of other articles
HENRY 81 THOS. MOORE.
90 An(Ttoreers,
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Marine Mt1lramce Combdny
,of Alexandraa.

!. THE Rockholders in the Marine In
furance Company of Alexandra, are. here
by notified, that an election will be held
on Thurfday the 18TH day of January
next, at the Court Houle in the faid town,
for the purpoie of eleeting fifteen perfons,
citizens of this commonwealth, as direc-
tors of that inGitution.
]. B. NICHOLS, SEc'RY.
December "a. eoqt
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I WILL. SELL. OR RENT

The Store I have occupied for many
years paa, htuatcd on Prince Street, op-
polite Col. Iiooe's. No Gand in Town
more eligible, or better accommodations
@fof carrying On an exteniivewholefale, wet
or 2, dry good bafDefs. The cellar perfect
~ dry, with door at each end. viii,
hold one thouiand barrels of flour ZOO
barrels may be flowed on the premifes
without any inconvenience to the occu.
pant.
Thofe deiirious Of holding it will apply
TO me on Merchants Wharf, where ihail
in future do buinels.
VIM I. HALL.
December II. i