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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-13

| 1o6s/e /entence remain bexdinp in Tie
! IsIbunaIef Prizes in Paris.
The fhia Dublin Packet, captain Hen
ry Green, bound from New York TO Leo
horn; the fhip is now in this bay, part
of the cargo told' and delivered, and the 1
remainder fold, but not delivered.
The hip Jofephus, capt. William Love
leis, bound from L;ibon to Iephorn:
the lhip now III this bay, the cargo in the
cuitom-houie. a;
The fhip Ann, capt. VIM. Robinlon, !,
bound tron, Lifbon to Batavia had on i,
board 4o,9o8 dollars in lpecie, and other 81
property: the fhip was fold. s,s,
The fhip Commerce, captain Gideon ~
Gardner, bound from Lifbon 10 Ca!cut-
ia; had on board $4,000 dollars in fpe-
| Gle: the ihip was fold.
The ihip Mary Ann, captain Knowles
| Adams, bound from Gibraltar TO BARGE
Iona: the fhip and cargo were fold.
The ihip Barbary, capt. Henry Clarke,
| bound from Malaga to Alicant: the hip
and cargo were fold.
Capt. Adams and capt. Clarke were ia
! ken by the French fquadrons under the or
ders of Admiral Bruix, and came into
This bay in July 1899.
4merieG~ OeIf!s taken into Tie p0rt ec ST. ca
L~cGr, and 7cba/e. /futenee remains peud. y
ing in the Tribunal Of P,,Ses in PARIS. :
The hip Lenox, capt. Rulfus Green,
| bound from Philadelphia to Cadiz: tie
lhip and cargo were fold, and the proceeds
remains depoGted in this confular Office.
The lhip Pomona, capt. R. Hooper,
bound from Baltimore to Cadiz the hip
and part of her cargo we're fold and the
proceeds depoGted in this office: the re-
mainder Of the cargo mutt be forth com
ng in St. Lucar.
Amrrican S'sOsls taken into the part of
AigeSiras, and 7vboIe /enteuee remain
beuang in THE Tribunal Of Prizes in
Paris.
The brig Detfey, capt. Francis Black
| well, bound from Baltimore to Leghorn:
| the cargo remains depoGted, itored in AL
geziras, and the venel in that harbor.
The fch'r Lambert, captain A. Stotef-
bury, bound from Philadelphia to Gibra!-
tar the cargo remains depoited, itored
in Algeziras, and the ve(lel in that har-
Dor.
Ame,irau osDSIs taken ixo the to,f of.4l-
gesi,0s, 1Vbe/e papers remain in tbi,
e9Tee; nat bavixg been as yet ,rmitted
10 the Tribunal of Prizes in Pa,is.
The brig Nymph, capt. Charles Har-
dy, bound from ----, TO Philadel-
phia: the cargo remains on board, and
the veGel at Algeziras.
The brig Amelia, capt. James Callen-
der, bound from Philadelphia to Barcelo-
ma; the cargo remains on board, and the
brig at Algeziras; expected to be libe-
rated.
The fhip Prudent, of Salem, capt. Ben-
jamin Crowninlhield, bound from Fall
mouth to Palermo: the cargo remains on
board, ard the fhip at Algeziras.
] under9and that there is detained in
Algeziras an American veGel named the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-13

sAAoaS pans W WHICH the + french owe their
fucceaes in Germany.
The @ Governor of the Commonwealth of
Maiiachufetts, has appointed Thurlday,
the 9th of April next, to be obierved as
day OF " Humiliation, failing and Pray
err
MR.. sEDGWIcK's FAREWELL
ADDRESS.
In Ay/7ver to a Re/olutou of tbe Hou6 of
febrs/e1fafives in approbAtiau of bis
conautf.
ACCEPT, gentleman my thanks for
the rcfpcaful terms in which YOU have
been pleafed to express the opinion YOU
entertain of the manner in which I have
discharged the arduous duties of the fation
to which was raifed by your kind regard.
Although | am confcious of having in
tended faithfully to execute the truG con-
t1ded in this chair yet am lenibIe, that
whatever fuccefs may have attended my
endeavours, is juitly attributable to the
candid, ard honorable, and firm fupport
which you have conhantly afforded i
cal'not lay the leah claim to merit for any
thing that | have done, becauie the gene
rous confidence which you had repoied in
me, demanded, that fhould devote all nv
feeble talents to your 1eryice.
Being now about to retire from this
houte, and hope, from the public councils
forever, permit me, gentlemen, to bid you,
collectively md individually, an affection
ate farewell. 1t is true that I have
! ns wi1hed to indulge repofe in the ihade
of private life but the moment OF fepe-
"a ion inaicts an anguiih not to be expren-
ed by languase-It is a, operation from
men of dignity, of character, of honorable
ointment, and ofdifnterefed patriot I'm, an
ahociation with whom has been my pride
and folace admit all the fatigue and vex-
alton Of public life. Of the friendhip
(long uninterrupted and cordial as it has
BEEN of fuch men, fhall always cherih
grateful remembrance. May you re-
ceive the reward rnof gra:c ul to generous
fpirits-tle reward of witn=iiirg, as the e.
feets of your talents, the encreaGng prof
perity, and Happiness, and glory of your
country.
AS the laft words which ihall utter,
as public man, allow me to declare, that
thofe with whom / have had the honor,
here, to aa ard think: whole confidence
I have enjoyed: whole bofoms have been
opened to my INFECTION: deferve all the
eaeem, affection and gratitude, which
their countrymen can beftow. On this
location 1 deem myielf authorized, from
the prefent circumstances, to make this de-
claration-and / do it in the mott folemn
manner: in the prefence of the attended
representatives Of America: and not only
70, but in the awful preience of that heart
fearching Being to whom ! fell myfelf re-
fponGble for all my conduct. May the
Almighty keep you in his holy protection.
Farewell.
THEODORE sEDGwICK.
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ipoke in difreEs and relieved-Captain
Ham, 3 days before had faved the captain
a lady paaenger, her 3 children, and 7
feamen, from the wreck of a venel called
the Duke of York from the Bay Of Hun
duras to London.
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s 4 L T..

Landing from on board the fchooner
Mary, 5000 bufhels Turks I1and Salt.
For fale by
Hewes s. Miller.
February 70. %
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iuSii dS thlS oruer may lntereit to the end
that may apply to them the conditions
OF the Treaty.-Pleaie to acknowledge
receipt Of this letter.
Health and Reflect,
lSigned)
]. B. MILLET."
COPY
To Mr.. +. B. Miller, charged (pro tenn.
with the commercial concerns of the
French Republic, in Andaiuiia, ref
dent in Cadiz.
Cadiz, 2Stb Nov. 1900.
&c SIR,
6 am favored with your official Of the
18th Frimaire, by which yon are pleafed to
participate to me the order you have
from your government, to put in execute
on the articles sd, 18th, and z sd, of the.
treaty concluded between the United
States of America and the French Repub-
lie.
" am taking the heps to communicate
this interetting intelligence to the {everal
captains and fupercargoes, to whom it 70
much interetts: and doubt not that in the
execution Of the mentioned articles, you
will enjoin all in your power, and activity
to enforce their true performance, agreea-
bic to the juf intention of both Republics.
y embrace this opportunity to offer my
felt to your obedience, &c. in abfence of
Jos. Yznardy, Pro. Con.
(Signed)
:" ANT. TERRY, Vice CON-
(COPY.)
To MIR. i. B. MHzet, charged (pro tenn
with the commercial concerns of The
French Republic, in AndaluGa, ref
dent in Cadiz.
CadiS, zotb Nov. 1900.
"S1R,
In consequence of your official of the 4th
Frimaire, to which on yeferday / had the
pleafure to anfwer: at foot Of this you will
find lift of the different American vef
fels detained; to the end that you may
with every dhpatch, be 70 good as to or
der their entire liberation ordering the de-
livery of their cargo's, or the amount Of
them; and to deliver to me all the papers
respectively of every veHel, to be found
in this Confular Office; all conformable
to the Art. cd, 18th and z3d of the 1rea-
ty concluded between The u. S. Of Ame-
RIGA, and the French Republic.
The injury experienced by the vefels
detained, is 70 conGderable, that am per-
fuaded that you will not defer one mo-
ment to put in execution the mentioned
three articles, to the end that ] may com :
municate to my Minifer at Madrid, of
their having beer executed agreeable to the
tenor of the treaty. ! repeat 10 you Sir,
the incere affection with which ] remain,
&c.-In abfence Of Jofeph Yznardi, pro
conful.
(Signed)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-13
Alexandrla Advertiser.
FRIDAY, March 13.

Thomas Johnfon, Efq. has declined the
acceptance Of the Office Of the Chief Judge
of the Dihrid Of Columbia.
1t is limited that Mr.. Adams will be a.
gain called into public life by his fellow
citizens of Mahachaietts, who, it is faid.
intend to run him for Governor.
We underffand, fays late London pa
per, that very ipirited Manifefto, rela-
tive to the differences between Ruffa, and
this country, has been approved of by the
Cabinet. 1t is faid to be the production
of MIR. Canning but the publication of
it is deferred, until the arrival Of certain
communications which are daily expected
from Berlin through the medium of the
Kuilian ambaaador at that Court.
Mr.. David Irving, the gentleman who
is to tucceed DR.. Blair, as Protector of
Rhetoric In the Unworthy of Edinburgh,
is about to publifh the Elements of Proiaic
Competition containing plain and prac-
teal rules for writing the Englilh language
with cafe and elegance a work which G.
very literary Rudent nun have rccourie to.
COURT OF KINGS BENCH,
December IS.
Sitting at GuildbuH oefore Mr.. 7uRice La
Blanc and a Special '1ury.
CUOMO q. THOMPSON.
lhls was an action on Policy of In
iurance transacted on goods on board the
Ioncordla, from London to Naples, war
ranted to be on Neapolitan account. The
Concordia was captured by the Spaniards,
and carried into Algehras. The under
writers reiuied to pay however, alledging
me mad been condemned as having had En-
gun property on board. The iensence
OF the Spanifh admiralty court was read,
ana IT was commended by MIR. Erikine for
TIE plaintiff, that the only ground of the
condemnation was, that the bill Of lading
was not in the form prefcribed by an ordi-
nance lately promulgated by the Spanifh
government. 1t fpoke of the goods how
sv ever as being lawful prize, as being En-
r'opei'y, ano as belonging to the e.
Mf. Juitice La Blanc faid, he had no
ooupt the goods had been condemned as
LOT oelng Neapolitan. The fentence was
solnPietely conclufve. However uniuf}
y. UBIQUITOUS it might be, by the law OF
Aa',ons, 1t could not be revifed. 1t con-
~. .taale'ed the warranty in the policy, and
,.e action could not be maintained. Yer.
oiet tor the defendant.
uu Duonaparte nfed to fay, " None Of u,
NJ M e1a@l Kle6er in the day ef6attle." AT
Eei'z' kleber formed bold Rratagem
m carrying off the late King of Pruflia
n nJ1' nus head quarters. 1t was frufrated
ly Dy miRake of the column that was
- nave aiiiited in its execution miftake
ing ling to the darkness Of the night, Kle-
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~
French Republic, in Andaluiia, ref
dent in Cadiz, to M. Anthony Ter
ry, Vice Coniul of the u. States Of
America:
The Miniiter of Marine and the Co.
ionles has charged me by the diipatches re-
ceived yetterday, with the execution of
Articles, sd, 4th, and 2 sd, of the Con-
vent1on between the French Republic and
the y. States of America, which arrange
mcnt would take effect before the ex-
change of notifications.
6 ak you, fir, to make it known to
it'ch as this order may interei to the end
that l may apply to them the conditions
OF the Treaty.-Pleale to acknowledge
receipt of this letter.
Health and Reflect,
" (Signed)
z NIT TT >,
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lNOf 7
To Mr.. !. B. Miller, charged (pro tenn. J
with the commercial concerns of the
French Republic, in Andaiufa, ref
dent in Cadiz.
Cadiz, 2Stb Nov. 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23

On Tuefiay evening laR. the Scholars of
Mr.. PRENTiss, gave new proofs OF their own
improvement in the Art Of Speaking, and Of
the uncommon attention OF their Pieceptor-
P.oof7 which delighted the eye and the ear ola
numerous and very Respectable audience, com
role1>of the parents and friend; of the Pupils
"A Prsceptor 70 well qualified 10 teach, and
IF iuch unwearei application, IS entitled to the
generous patronage which Mr.. T. has hitherto
received, and which il is believed he will con-
tinue To receive from The Citizens Of this town.
One circumlance during the Exhibition, IS
% be regrettej---l j., hat fome Of the audit
ors retired lhoyt time before the cloie. A
chcumaance. however, which is 10 be att1ibu-
ted, 70 dminuton Of Pleaiurs among The
hearers. or want Of that reipta 70 unity doe 70
the Preceptor but folly to the late hour to
which the performance were contAued.
The plealures If tie evening were greatly
heightened by occaGonal airs of instrumental
MuGr-for which the auditors were indebted
70 The politenefs Of a number Of yOnng gentle
men belonging to the town.
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REGISTER or DEEDS.


You may render lervice TO the feveral towns in
this and the adjoining cruns ~ limiting ID your Ca.
zete. that there IS Gsndng law Of this Common.
wealth, which i v;I be neccary for the SeleGtmen If
each own to attend to Ill their for the n.t
ANIMAL '7esfg ~ March pnL The following sxtract
from laid Law win explain what aiude to- and prove
fealonab'e notice 10 The lvera SeleGtmen for nlert-
ing proper ara cc N the for the next meet
ing.
That the qualified voters in each refpe4ive towa
within this q mmouwcahh, at their annual mestng IN
March, feveuyeen hundred aud ninety one aad everv
five years from thence iucceivey following forcverat
their lcverai Iownmeengs IN March Tor april llalt
DC and hereby empowered and required, to pro-
cerd % choote Ryv ef Brs4s for each county rls-
pectiyriy within this Commonwealth"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23

4 bill was reported to amend the act laying
a tax on houles, Sec.-to repeal the part which
provides for furveyors of the revenue.
FEB. 4.
The Senate by meaage informed, they had
altered the bill for erecting maufoleum TO
WASHINGTON, TO the erection Of monument,
value not 10 exceed 10000 dolls. to Be exPend
ed under the fuperintendance Of theHon. Metlrs.
]. Marihall, B. Warrington, ]. E. Howard, and
Z. Lear.
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SATURDAY. sEB. "a.



Fifteen years ago the village Of Troy, (ncar
Albany contained but tgyo dwelling houlas.
and fifteen Inhabitants; az Prefent it coutans
fbree baadrri dwelling houlas, zad The PoPul4
ton exceeds eighteen b0nJyed fouls.
The Rev. Aaron Bankroft. Of WorceGer, IS
chofen TO deliver the annual LleaionSermon in
May next
An Academy at colcbeaer, Conn has
been istely endowed by the will Of Mr.. Pier.
pant Bacon, with the gift Of bis whole
etate, amounting 70 10000 Dollars, Colchef
ter Is about IS miles ). Z. from Hartford, and
about the fame diaance N. W. from Newton
don.
Fifty eight Of the Irih Peers will have feat,
in the Parliament Of Great Britain when the
uAion takes place.
IMPOST DC TIES.
Ea'fo3 IF tgfsr fran Cape Fraacoi, lated Jan. 6.
(" lmpoa duty or $50 hare's -Four, 4zo
dols.-aSoo 10. candles, dipped, zo-6gc ID.
fpcrmace'i d.. 63-5oo bur e., IS--i8oo ID.
lard, 37-z5 bbis. PORK, 40 dollars"
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law as fuch barrier feeble perhaps, indeed
and uefeaual to cheek the 'Rrogrels OF that
tyrannical fprit which even now can icsroe re-
ffrain its rage but though feeble, yet dear 70
freedom, and never to be abandoned by Tree
dom's friends. And il order to keep up this
barrier TO the laR, ihall now, vhile l may,
vote for the continuation Of thar law, which
mtigates the rigour Of the common law IN this
refped, and prole6ts the liberty Of the preis and
of opinion, by ena6ting that the truth may De
given in evidence on indictments for llbals
againf the government.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23
Legislature of MGOacbgIStfs.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, FEB. IL

FRIDAY, FEB. IL.
TIL, Lincoln Court Bill paded to be enacted.
The Kennebec Agricultural Socisty Bill paG.
Cd to be enaae1.
A bill for rendering procedes in law lef, ex-
penGve,was read, and Tu1fiay next, Ii O'Clock,
aligned for the iecond reading.
SATURDAY. .EB. IA.
A peti ion OF Thomas G. Thornton and
others, to be incorporated for concluding wafer
in pipes into the town Of PepPerel6orough, was
committed 70 Meirs. Leon I'd, Jackfcn and
Little.
MoNDAY FEB. i6.
The new tax b.ll was read fecond time, and
tomorrow, 10 o'-lo1k, aligned for the Third
reading.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23

Tie JoK 7girg y Js SECOND ARTICLE qftgs Con.
ventlon with France emitted IN tbs ratification.
A" The Miniaers Plenipotentary Of the two
parties, not being able to agree &C prefent re-
iPetfng the treaty Of alliance Of the 9th Febru-
az 1873, the treaty Of amity and commerce Of
the fame date and the CONVENTION Of ] 4th of
NOVEMBER 1888, nor upon the indemnities mu-
tually due or claimed; the parties will negotiate
further on the fubject at a convenient time, and
untill they may have agreed upon thele points,
the fad treaties aud conventions lhall have no
operation" &c.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23

! The Prefcnt Houfe Of Representatives. Of the
United States, will be dIolved on the I'D Of
March, but the Senate will continue ia felTion.
The Hon. John Marfhal. lately appointed
Chef Juilce OF the United States, was fworn
into that Office, and took his feat at the late
FELTON, Of the Supreme Cont, at The city Of
Warrington.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23

intelligence has been received from Walhibptoo
lnat mr.. Dexter, late Secretary at War, is nomi,
nated by The Prelident to carry to the Preach Eye
CURVE the treaty lately ratified by the Senate and
alo 70 treat On tbs frcond article, and On any ~
'nsF points the convention may have left unfctiel
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- CORRFGP0NnENrS

VIII do we'll 10 take advantage ofthe prcfent carciy
fAvors.
Tie BEoaaer, No =" VIII appear next week.
81 Tie communication from StaRtlh, rcip ting
f3me di0nrhauces in religious matters cannot we
place ID tbs Gazette Tho enemy ~ religious mn
peters, the Editor is averIe to bringing before
public private cheraGters who may be undeF --Tm'
l.lb dtlnhnn
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-23


The Secretary Of the Navy, in a report, dat
ed the I2th January, 1901, Informs Congrefs,
that if an honorable treaty could be formed with
France, it would he good economy to illl all
the public vedels, excepting the thirteen fol.
lowing frigates, viz-1he Usiied States, P sf3ent,
CsgRHafion, Cbstapeaks, PbiladeBbia, NeqO lark,
Cagaelafioa, CoEgrs/5, EGfx Bg2aa, Jobn Adan5,
Adams, and General Greens the ret being bull!
Of materials which do not promfe long dura
ton, or are two fmall to form part Of the
national defence. Tn future wars, the Secretary
IS for having the iimall veiIels con6a Of priva
teers. He then gives Ratements of the annual
expenle of thele frgates upon the war and peace
eeabliihment and for allowing half pay to all
the commilIioued officers and midfhipmen now
in farvice as we'll as that Of the marine corps
He Informs, that contracts have been made
for eight frames fer IA gun lhips; that fix Of
shenl viii be complicated The Preicnt winter !;
and thal comfortable part OF the other timber
neceiiaTy for fix ihiPs has been procured. That
ground for cdpacous building and dock.yards,
has been purchaied at Porumouth, MI II
c harIeaown. Mi. Philadelphia, Warrington, &
Norfolk aud mealures' AIKEN 10 Purcale ground
a. New-York.-Ihatc CONTRACTS for copper. DO Is,
ipikes, and ihea.ing copper, have been made
and money advanced to procure them.--The
following ale items Of expenditure.
DOLLARS
For grouad ana improvements, 10000
Timber aIc,e7o
coppsr purehafed. and advances on '''
contracts, 1913
ParthaCe Of Growers Hand. &c, s4,516
5a9299
The Secretary then Gates the calculations (or
building a ~ gun flip, and "A gun frigate,
and fays when the United States own twelve
ihiPs Of the line, and al trong frigates ;-and
it is known thai they PoAels the mean. Of IN
creating with facility their nav heir naval
erengtb, confidence may be INDUCED, that rLey
may then avoid thof= wars IN which they have
no interef, and vi hout fnbm ting to BE plum
dered. lie then ProPofes the appropriation of
an annual fun for Purchaiing timber, &c tLat
the United States may acquire tie means Of
iuddenly rafting their navy 70 any ize, which
the eAiGency Of their affairs may d,mlnd.
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cortland.
NO NEWS
MoNDAr, FEBRUARY 23, 1861
"<-t.t-s%@@@ 80 @@@,.-.,.,.

NO NEWS.
The Taft mails brought no news of nloment ~
reader will therefore turn his attention " III in
ticles which occupy this days Gazette; the mog =
portant ofwhich is Mr. Ha,pers valuable and ,nr..1a
ing tPeeeh On the SefHioH LazV which lubieef A.. n
long occaGoned '@' ~
- "The grand debate,
The popular harangue, the tart reply,
ne logic, and the wiidom, and the Wit"
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"Ihe grand debatI

WHO rs 70 BE PRESIDENT, ~
Inc next GAZETTE viii probably officially anfwer
this important quelion.
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Monday, Feb I6-Arivei fchr. Dolphin s4
Bagey, ~ DAYS from the Hlvannah Lett trs.e .ol
Aip John, cart Morley, mp Portland, capt DIX az
lhiD Preiident capt Crabtfee ot Jhis port. caps
and d. Lowell were at the Matanzes. 80
ThurfdaY, FcbI9 Arrived lchr. Polly 4 % 81
capt Crofs wv DAYS fron Demsrars. Spoke bE'l '-"
eler capt Blanchard 81 md beuod 70 th's pos,
Same day Arreed trig WIIam, sept.
M'Let.2E, z5 ays from Port Republican 40 -'''
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MARRIED--At Falmouth BY the Rev Bradley
Mr. Nqf54a Hunt IF Gray, 10 Ails FHy H5GsH
Al Pittton, Rlr Cary. Cysgy Of Au9uisa, 60 Mh'
Bs NV S7r1u taugh.er ol William Swan, En-. Fl Pittton
Al Eeuowel, Mr.. Naf6lg Bss6afaT 10 MHs Aaay
Rg4iar5, OF LoudoB, n q,
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DLEB-In Gray, Mrs Suaaaab EYe5fr, aged 81
years, wife Of Mr.. James Webler, jun
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+ Or S "a LIE.

F OR S "A / E,
Genuine Madeira Wine III:
pipes, hhds. and quarter caiks, for approv-
ed notes, or exchanged for Tobacco or
Flour.
TWILL SELL Or RENT
The Store | have occupied for mary
years paf, Gtuated on Prince Street, op.
polite Col. Hooe's. No hand in Town
9 eligible, or better accommodations
tor carrying on an extenhve wholefale, wet
or dry good b%ufne{s. The cellar perfect
~ dry, with a door at each end, will
hold one thoufand barrels of -four; zsoo
barrels. may be flowed on the premifes
without any Inconvenience 20 the occu-
pant.
Thofe dchrious Of holding it will apply
to me on Merchants Wharf, where 7 lhall
IN future do bufinefs.
W'mI. HALL.
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