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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-07

daily are impofed upon, by the mott pal.
pable falfhoods, and the only thing to be
regretted is the difficulty of providing a re-
medy as extenfive and aStive as the evil.
Abuies, alledged to have occurred I'M
der this law, were urged as proofs Of it's
pad tendency. The cafe of the Bottom
printer, and the cafe of Cooper, in PhiIa.
delphis, which was cited by the gentleman
from Maryland, have been Aated and ex-
planned 10 fully, to the fatisfaetion Of the
committee, that l have no obfervation to
make upon them. But | hall take notice
OF a third cafe %mentionedby the gentlemaH
~ mean the cafe of an honorable mem
Der OF this houfe. 1t has been ttated that the
honorable member from Vermont, upon a
charge under this law, was compelled to pay
a large fine, and to endure the confinement
OF four months i'll a comfortlefs and loath-
fome gaol. It is quite true, that the bor-
orabA member referred to, was convicted
by a jury Of his country, of a falfe.
icandalous and malicious libel, written
with intent toiubvert the government, and
that upon that conviction, he was adjudged
to pay a fine of 1000 dollars, and to fufer
four months imprisonment !; but it feems
to me, fir, that there is as little reafon to
complain of the hardhip of this cafe, as
| there would have been had the bouo,obL.
gentleman, been convicted of felony, and
been adjudged to be whipt as a felon, or
had he been attaifted of t~reafon, and ad-
Judged to be hung as traitor. If there
was no hardfhip in punifhment, the end Of
itwould be frufrated, and for myfelf. I
have no doubt that the %ientence Of the law
In the cafe | allude to, was jua md righte-
Gus. ! have full confidence in the inrepri-
ty and talents of the learned Judge, who
prefded at the trial, and / will not fuffer
myfelft to q%ueftion the purity of a jury Of
the country.
Give me leave, fir further to remark,
that this houfe are implicated in the quef-
ton which regards the fuferings of the
bonoraM member from Vermont.
1t is not under the lah Of the judiciary
alone that he has fufered, but he has ALTO
been an Object Of the vengeance ofthis
houfe. A majority of the honfe have
twice voted an cxpulfon Of the bono,aM
member from his feat npon this floor, and
in the laR ~inltance upon the ground of the
conviction Of which we have been fpeak.
ing; we have Tins adopted the judgment
OF the court, and mutt fhare IN the cen
fure to which they are liable. I have al
lodged no facts, as it regards this cafe,
which does not appear by records or jour
mails and / arr therefore fecure q doing
no wrong to the party concerned, but I
certainly fhould not have made it the fub-
jet Of my obfervation, had ! not found
it introduced by other gentlemen into the
debate.
A cafe which had arifen in Virginia un-
der this law had alto been mentioned.~-
The gentleman from Virginia who had
cited the cafe had not undertaken to give
to the houle a full report Of it. lie ha.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-07
CongreG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNEspAY Tanuary II

WEDNESDAY, January II. !.
Sc u L Il Q N L A W.
Hog/em Committee, Mr.. Mo,v1is in tke eba;r.
debate continued.}
Mr.. Bayard. It was my defgn and my
with, Mr.. Chairman, to have discharged
what 4 confdcr my duty on this location,
by giving a filent vote in favor of the re.
iolu1lon OF the committee. But however
indifferent we may be TO the propofed mea-
lure OF continuing the fedition act, vet
the courie Of the debate obliges us to en-.
ter into the difeuRion norder to juaify our
former conduct. l c%onfefs, fir, pcrceiyig
that the administration of our affairs was
Pahing into the hands Of gentlemen who
had always denounced this law not only
as ~uielefs, but as injurious to the govern
ment, was not difpofed to force upon them
as a ihield, what they might conGdera as an
incun,brance. AS, however, 'the argu-
ments OF gentlemen 60 as much to repro
bate this law as a paft meafure, as to the
prci-nt opro;f;on Of it. l hall beg the
liberty of explaining the grounds upon
wflich I condderit Imported and recon-
mended.
The act 0 fcongrefs propofes to punih
fahe, fcandalous and malicious libels, writ
ten with intent to defame and degrade fome
branch of the government. 1t is not only
quefjoned, but aferted, that an offence
againa the government Of the u. States is
not puniihable in the fate courts. 1t is al
70 faid that no offence againR the general
government is punifhable at common law.
1t therefore follows, ofconfequence, that a
publication however falfe and malicious
againR this government, and however dan
gerous to the fafety and peace of the coun-
try, is liable to no punilhment. / can
fcarcely believe that / exit in civilized
fociety, when | hear it ai1erted that an aet
Of grofs moral turpitude, an act threat
ening the dearef interefs Of t~heycountry,
can neither be punifhed nor reArained by
law.
/ hall be allowed to obfcrve what will
not be co~ntradieted on this floor, tho, diff
ferently aferted abroad, that the law in
q~ueRion does not extend to fpeech, but is
confined TO what is written or printed !:
that it does not punih a man for FULFILLING
any thing true againf the government, nor
even for publifhnng any thing falfc with
honeh motives, however injurious TO the
government the publication may be, but
extends only to the cafe of an offender, who
with the wicked intention Of degrading or
d~eRroying the government, bubljMes ubaf
he kno4os to hEaW. Can gentlemen fay
that public liberty is endangered by pu-
mining foul and falfe calumnies, or can
they deny that the morals of the country
are endangered, when fuch offences are al
fured of impunity. For my part, fir, /
confder that we are bound to provide a
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14
DIRECT TAX.

STATE or MASSACHUSETTS, THIRD COLLECTION
DISTRICT, SECOND DivisioN'
NOTICE is hereby given, by virtue Of an ACT Of
~ Congreis p4fed on the I4th day OF July 1893
eatled, t. An att to lay and collect Direct Tax with
in the United S,ates-the following taxes Affected on
the REFLECTIVE Houfes and Lands % which they relate
bscame due and payable on the fevcnth day OF April
1906 Of which the faid repued owners; Poileiors or
occupants Of faid HouFss and Lands, have been no-
ned by the Collector in manner Directed afoFelad, vet
faid axes remain unpaid in fad dT'et namely ~ md
ban, Gray, Nstgsafger, and PgBt Claim, htuated m
IL. ..rIG rr,nha n.rl
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14
DIRECT TAX

SECOND DISTRICTS SECOND DIVISION, IN THE
STATE or MAssAcHUsETrs.
PURSUANT 70 an act Of Congrrf,, pafIed the
4 I4th day OF July, 1893, entitled e an act 10
lay and collect drett tax within The United States'
VIII be iod az public fale,at the dwelling koufe OF
S.t6 HlnfbsH' Jun. ihnhoder IN Northyarmouth, on
Wednesday the 18th Of January next, a, O'Clock
?. n. 10 much of The Under defcribed eRdteo. on
hitting OF dwelling hOuies and lands, as vii Atisfy
the Faxes due thereon, togetherwih the legal COTS
and charges uuI:fs faid taxes aud charges be
paid previous 10 that time.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14
This Gaaette.

Is printed every MONDAY Morning oy ~ grA
jaws JUN. At the Printing Office, ~ Y NM.
oppoGte Joncs' Ro~, Portland where 49, ... Il
tons, Communications, AdvertementI "'
News, &c are received with attention. ~.
The price Is oNs DoLL4R AND FIFTY CEN"
executive CT ponage .,,,rfs.
AS This GAzETTE has the largea and nc" .dvsa.
circulation Of any paper in MIiTs + y es.,e5 rs1-
tageou' for ASvsytjsmeTfs which will DC 'l'N
fonAb.y, and IN oOnfpicuous manner
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14

And that 70 much Of the above defcrbed properly
As VIII pay the REFLECTIVE taxes aeed lhereon with
co's and charges, will be fold Public Vendue at
me dwelling houfe of DANIEL HAvEY, innholder n
Greg, on the laa Tuefday in January 1891 at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon, unefs prevented by previous
payment.
Thomas Chute, Collector.
Wia4sas1 Noo y 1901. fS6-8
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14
Englifh Hats.

lust received BY the l1iasrya from L'a4,' p -
y for fale by JOHN jerks, No. O. loA ai ms
FJ5Rys.t, an a1or;menV Of Mems and Youth ~, \.
of hyperion quality, aud very cheap. -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14

biSss 70 1HF mrmcRY or THAT xcgLIEN7
AkoLiSti pntr-coUPsR. s.'-
B, PAU ALLLs, Ela Il P,agis.:a


b. PAvL ALlfs, En- e P,'VidsT.'.
~ MUSE who never how'd the knee
TO haughty Greatness Wealth or Pow'r,
PreIents with trembl ng hands TO thee
The tribute OF fading fiow'r.
Not 70 the garland Heaven htltows,
Wove hy the hallow'd hands OF Fame;
The wreath. ceIeilial flowers sompoie,
shall bloom Perennial round thJ name.
Thy voice procIam'd q guilty men'
Roper tauce fhall pardon find,
While ruth. rsfPlendent, from thy Pen'
Flall terrors on thr athtIa mind. Ms
Reiaion pcnh vely 1iall turn.
With forrow dreaming from her eyes,
And pointing 10 Thy halloved arm,
Exclain f" ii. s. ere my champion lies.
The fweet reward that waits the ,hIt,
The praife Of ever doing well,
Shall pour radiance round thy butt
And Times o5livious touch repel
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14
Printing,

Ornamental and plain, executed q ia'u oorl,s, "
hAodlome manner, and az the in orIes Nv.
WILLIAM JERKS i'@
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14

NIB. The delnquents may cali on ths iaolG'l'
Der, or SAMUEL p. Russell, Eiq. OF AaTfs'af'
mouth, with whom the bills are lett.
Bohan p. Field, C0lsdor
al DiRri8, al Di7,;E9a IN State 81 Ma9a'59'fll.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10

erend figure advanced to the fcene,
dsxs dignu5 vindies nodai, with ven
erable grey wool and white teeth,
Whole prelence eaufed an immediate
cenation of hoailities, and Whole
peaceful words awed s. filenced the
elfe mortal encounter. Now Di-
nah and Cloe," he cried, i" an'tit a
ihame for two of the Fair Sex to be
boxing ont 70 7"
We underaand fome affair Of
homer was the unhappy caufe ofthis
duel.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
II " ECOO TIES.

IN a debate in the Britilh Parlia-
ment on the nth of June laf,
an Iriah member, Mr.. Martin of Gal
way, faid, [" If he found his vefiel
in danger of being loft, he would
not fail to throw one half of the car
go overheard, for the purpole of
faving tbe 10boie,"-a loud laugh
riGng in the houfe, he corrected him
felf, by faying, =" be meant, that THE
7cbole had ony been Eaerjfeed to Javs
abart."
AS two Africans in an even-
ing's walk happened to ftroll over a
burying ground, one unfortunately
barked his films acrofs grave Zone,
and in agony exclaimed. 4" Wb0 de
dibei turn dis flame up 70 edgenlays."
Whit Whit Tom, iays the other,
dead folks Gve here.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10

T1t /5llo1oirg SrANzAs, reerrty evrhtn B,
tbat esie6,a.d gesia, asd frdrtiler. Gov-
ernay HENRY ELLIS. on /sSmg an Mfrm
old mas fyerfed ty a ,yossg rab6t 1vitb IN
decent moekry in fbr p,fen Of Pin in Itnly,
Ca eoartyy o0be,< e1xy inanimate Dsfise Of
Antiquity il vie4oed aOitb "a much vene,aton)
haze, 6~a ragRard ab,oad into F,sneb and
I'~har. end are qVeH 70arsky Of beng pre-
ErpeG.
TIE mould ring tower, the antique buff,
i The ruin'd temples iacred duff,
Are view'd with rev'enee and delight
Bu, man decay'd, and funk with years,
And Cad infirmities, appears
An objea Of ncglcft and fight
All, ,bosh,lsfs race |! in youthful prime
You mock the Isvages Of time,
AZ il you could clude its rage
That piteous form which you dcfpifc,
With wrinkled front and beamleis eyes,
That form, slAs! you'll take with ace.
Some vital fparks, that ev'ry day
Tine. rapid pioion fweeps away,
Prepare you for that haplefs rate,
When left and ffighted in your turn,
Your former levit:cs you'll mourn,
And own The jufsicc of your fate.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
John & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE on Bani6cr's Wharf,

At their STORE ON Banifcr's Wharf.
DRoB,N SUGAR, BY ID. kss@sAd Or bsr.
re-; MolaGss, by tb< besySead; fkar, BY tbe
barrel; Pimexso, BY tbf bag; Poqvder, BY the
es&; SbeHtbixg-Paper b. n. hEud,eS; S0h-
Peter'S Haas; Casalt,, BY ,5r bex; Iros Ca
6asiss; qa,ks-LQaxd SaL,; ffav Boses Of
HasSsza Sugar; sxd gesnias SPANISH
HONEY, by the bsgibead or gai-
4s-Neau. T"k Soap, BY fbr b'x-Ntg,o- Head
Iob~ev--BP 4b prrg Jamaica Rn~--
RajGss, Sc.-Irsa Sfovrf--axd s1ve large
Scale Beamf.
-LIKEwisE-
LGUOkS, Of the bsR kind, a
sestrsi la6ar,mess- vSnsss stbe, A,ii-
eiss is fbe G,seeyy Lise--a complete 4i6ss,-
ms, Of essftb fty Srgpys 10 De esgfazsy
Supplied qeifb.
6T MASTERS of Packets,
Pebcsgsu. sc. may Be Ssftiisd at Eaid
S,sr. on fbt yasstna No,ist-4oib az, A,ftit
fbsy may 1voaf---. and their F0po,, s,aftfliE
.ie&nssUisIssl.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dozen
Bar. I,o1, Per Hasd,sI svf.--Midlhsss end
Co,aei. per b0rrI--Fssy TIosiaxd BaseSrs
Oaiox,,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
9bs foilosOins bun'oreas account eta
fracaJ betsUesn faeo nati1rt Of Htri-
ca, is from the Waibingfon Fsde.
,aER.
u u f. L..

On Friday evening a duel was
fought here between two of the
Natives of Africa, of fable hue and
ofhigh pretenlions to honor. The
battle commenced about 8 o'clock.
Diaa5 was armed with COW fkin,
while Cios had nothing but the am
pie weapons of nature, length of
nails, and hardneS of knuckles. Jy-
p!rnR ient Mercury TOM to hold a
ilambeau while the Gods, as ufual
in iuch engagements, were ranged
a part on one fide and part on the
other. Victory now is perched on
the cow.kin, s. now on the knuckle,
ready, like many a good patriot TO
declare for the conquering party.
AT one time Uinah bit the duff, at
another Cloe hugged the earth.
The fanguinary rills began TO flow
copioufy from lacerated cheeks and
dis6gured notes. The cow.fkin
breaks and is ufelefs. The battle
becomes wholly puginacular -
while thump facceeds to thump, &
heavy blows to heavy blows refpond.
And now dreadful deeds had enfu-
cd and uproar wild, had not rev.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
WILLIAM WILLBOR,
Sign of fbe GoLDsN FISH, directly
eppeGts Mr.. JJ9itpb Briggs
i 9bameS- Street,

p ESPECrFULLY informs his
Az friends and the public in general, tina,
he carries on the Glazing buGuefs in i,s vari.
ous branches, where he offers for Sale, VIM
dow Glah Of different Gz.s, by tho Box, or
fualier quantity, wig by iS, 4. by IS.
10 By a, TO BY '3. 10 by IL. 9 by n, 8 by
TO, 7 by 9, 8 BY 6--likewi(c, Sheet Glafs,
cut in any form or Gz.-Pctty BY the guam
tity or 6agie pound.
He bas aJS, at Rnail-Biandy-
Rum--Gin-Brown, g. white pow
der'd Susar--Molaaes es--Flour--Rice--Sou-
esens. Congo. and Bohea Teas--Chocolaie
---Cofee--Negro-head, Cut. and Pigtal
Tcbscco-Seesrs--Rai6ns--- Muaard--Pep-
per--Gineer-S,arch- Wiring
Paper--Datch Qpills-BeA New. York Hard
Soap, &c. &c.
Newport, Sept. 's, 1901. sif
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
OF Mr.. JEFFERSON.

HE FreiIdcnt is too good 10
perlecute his enemies, too great to
infuit an unfucceisful rival and
too generous TO forget the fervices
OF men whole talents and refolution
have crninently allilted in eaabliih-
ing the independence of America.
Fixed in his p,rpofe, he is fure of
the fupport of honelt and enlighten-
ed men and is fatisfed in know
ing that his oppofersgenerally fpeak-
ing, are the enemies of public liber-
ty [INL Mirrjr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10

Our beloved JeGerlon, like the
oak of our foreas, ltands unmoved &
uninjured by the blaas of an envious
and noxious wind, and as our oak
is nouriihed by a generous foil, and
lifts it's proud head ever all THE ofber
trees, 70 fhail our Jefferfon live in
the hearts of his countrymen trium-
phant over the little arts of detrac-
tion aod talihood.--And when ap.
proving Heaven ihall cali him hence,
his Iame and his fame, lhall fill re-
found far and wide among the ma
tions ofthe earth, while his enemies,
(who are the enemies of mankind)
will fink into oblivion, unknown &
unrsgretted. Salem Reg.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
Francis AndsYjon

I1tt o Sompauys
TAKE this method to requea
i thofe that are indebted to them,
to call and make fpeedy fettlement,
as they are about difolving theircon-
neetion in partnerArip. They are
alto ready to make payment to thofe
to whom the firm is indebted.
Ne1vport, Anggf ~, 1901.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-02
Inc 6ea1s1fzt, thorough 67-ed I'M.
Ported Ho,ye,
OK E / I r Y

Now riiiing five years old, beautiful
bay, ofhne bone and elegantly formea, ,
and allowed by intelligent lportlnen to be
OF the tira flock in England, which, by
reference t.. to the certificate given by the
breeder will more fully appear, to wit !:
Il a0 bere6y ce,7ly,tbat The bay cali 7
tbi' day /oLato Mr.. Tbomas Ree4,es, MR.
chant, qoas bred BY ne, and got by I'm
vh: his. dam by EcA4ls, grand dam By
Blank, great grand dam by old Sui5.
great, grsat grand dem by The Godolobia
Arg6'a1, ozt ef mr.. Fyambt0u's 7vhae
nee6ea mare. Tie DIM of The aboze cozt
IS oro0 IIqerrto A1reAus BY EeAlpe.
P. O'KELLEY.
Il The above mentioned horfe will cover
mares the cnfuing icaGon, the frG three
days IN every week at MIR. Chas. Loves
Leaf Salitbury, and the balance of the
week at Sudley Farm, about five miles
diitant, at Fijfieeu and an Half DoAa,,
the .ieaion, and Six Doz2ars the fnele lean
winch may be discharged at any time dur,
ing the feafon by the payment of twelve
dollars and three fhilJings TO the Groom
.A1'SS'i 0oiialS ana an nalf, Will
De expected from thofe who fend their
mares. Mares coming from diaance
can be pafured at 80 cents Der week. and
gram furnlihed them, if required, at the
market price; every attention ihall be
paid them, but will not be anfwerabls for
accidents or efcapes. The feafon will
commence on the 10th Of March next, and
continue until the 10th of Augufl.
ROBERT. CAR TER.
February Q. eo7m
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-02
V0llSa6lc Properly tor SAFE.

SEVEN hundred and eighty- eigh, acres.
IN the county of Hampihire, ON the wa
tiers Of Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 20 from
Wincheiter. This land is full of wood
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80 to SO acres of bot.
tom, and rich high lands to each; and i'm
the heart OF the timber there is a fine feat
tor a aw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thouiand eight hundred and for
-ty-hye acres in the county of Ohio. on
the waters Of Grave and Filth Creeks.
near the river Ohio, and about So miles.
below Pittiburg. Some Of thefe lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities Of
rich bottom, and plenty Of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
OF that county, will thew thefe lands.
One hundred feventy fix and three
tourths acres, within three miles Of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near its mouth, and within 3 of mile
Of the River Potomak. This land has
about 70 or 90 acres of rich bottom.
notify in cultivation, with IN fine Sug0r
Trees on it; from which am informed
there may be made 3ooolb. Of good fugar
annually. There are alto feat for griff
and faw mills on it, equal to any in that
neighborhood, and upon a never falling
itream Of water. The upland is rich.
with plenty of timber, and part under cul.
tivation. This farm is well improved
with good orchard, houfes and fencing.
and rented laa year for produce equal to
ilxty pounds per ann. Mr.. Jofeph Butler,
at the Warm Springs, will thew it. I will
Tell all, or any of the above lands for cath
or upon credit, or take in exchange for
them lands in Fairfax County, or lots Of
land IN the City Of Alexandria, or the |
City ofWaIhington.
r. T. HOOE.
a..uaIy ! S. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-02
At the death Of the late Col


Fitzgerald, there were Randing in his name
upon the books Of the Bank Of Alexan-
dria five flares, the certificates of thale
ihares were either lott or mila;d by him.
they have not come to the hands of his ex.
ecutors; the numbers are a33, 234, z3s,
$50, 237, ass. The certificates were
granted to James Gillies, March 18th,
1893, and by different transfers at tn,
bank were yefed in Col. Fitzgerald. No
perion can derive any advantage fros,
holding 'thefc certificates until regular
transfer be made a. the bank, which now
can only be done by the executors. Any
,perion who can or will give any informal
ton reipetting them will greatly oblige
IHOS. A. DIGGs, r.
JAMES KEITH, z*''r'.
February ~. eost
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-02

= re- OfCW tUtFoA 11UYJt
P u N G
Will cover mares this Yealon at
William Powers stavern, -Four Mile Run, i
between George Town and Alexandra, 4
at luceuty Dollars each mare, and one
Dollay for the groom.
The following is copy Of a certificate
from fir John Lad, bare. the original of
which may be leen by applying to the
lubfcriber.
London, Jax.11, 1899.
1bisi 10 certjty that Punch aoas got BY
King He,od, hisaam BY old Ma,/ze, grand
dam BY the Cullen A,ubiau, gyeat grand
dam Blaeksyes, .dy Regnlus, great ,great
grand dan BY Grab, great .great great
grind dam BY The Warlaek Gnllo4vay.-
lbis 6o./s 1vas ny properly and jill Nm.
| P0zUers.
JOHN LAD. /
Witnefs~-Ibomas Bullock.
. ~. q. He 1vou. forty fzro different.
flGtfs, bslfdes matches aud /zveeSRakes,
1obas in tie psqs5Gon Of llGy Ss17fabu Lad,
barr.
Good grafs for mares at half a dollar
per week, and every attention paid them,
but not liable for accidents or eicapes.
The money to bespaid at the time of
covering or before the mares are taken.
away.
WILLIAM POWERS. 5
February "a. 60
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Il IL 4.
Landing from on board the fchooner
Mary, 5000 bufhels Turks Hand Salt.
For fale by
Hewes s. Miller.
February 20. 20
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s&S lhe. elegant, TAFT falling
eSSN PACE EFT
@ ~ E L i z A,
= 4, at Merchants wharf-will
fail iii. Tx days. Freighters and PaAen-.
gers may be aaured that no exertion will
be wanting to give them iatisfaetion.
ABEL WILLIS.
Wbo has for Sale, at bis fore an Prince
freef,
Jamaica Sugar IN hhds. and
bis. Holland Gin Of a hyperion quality in
pipes and barrels freih Rice; bloom Raj
fins by the box or retail; Oranges and
lines Flax; Spaniih Segars of a hyperion
quality by the box or retail Bacon Hams
a variety Of nuts, &c.
February IT. 3tt
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?, AO Jo1AI1Cys
40ve for Iae at tbeiy fore, ON Union, Ayeet
tie follo10ing a,tieles-
"a barrels tanners oil
50 boxes Florence do.
20 do. Cattle foap
60 do. dipt candles
80 do. mould do.
SO do. HAVANA iegars
90 Dc barrels EAT &Wea- India flsars
Hyion, fuchong and bohea teas
4th proof Barcelona brandy
N Writing and wrapping paper
China aaorted in boxes
Ruaia duck and cordagc
A variety of fhoes and ioal leather
a few bales Of Gurrahs, and few
Pieces of handiorne furniture.
January rs. ca