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whole, Mr.. Morris in the chair, on he bill for
continuing an act for importing duties on licences
fer ielhn5 wines and on foreign drilled fpirits,
on goods fold a. auSlion and on carriages.
Mr.. Randolph moved An amendment limit
Ing the duration Of the act to two years. 1.oa
lby the chairman's vote-Ayes 90, Noes %.
Mr.. Bird moved an amendment, taking from
1 the tate courts all cognzance OF fuits for re-
eovsry Of duties, under the idea that all fuch
delegation OF Judicial power was unconRitution-
After making number of remarks 10 this
sfea, the committee role, reported progrels,
and obtained leave to fit again.
The houte then went into a committee of the
whole on the bill 10 relation to tn. Terrii9,y Of
Columbia.
Mr.. Randolph moved to Rrike out the FRI
Eaion.
On which motion debate of comfortable in
tere& enlued, in nhich the obligation to atIume,
IS we'll as the exPediency of affirming the iurir.
daion over the territory by the federal govern
nent, were diicuGed with much energy. The
fpeakers in favor Of the adumption were MeiIrs.
II. Lee, Bird, Craik, Dennis, Harper, and G,
Goodrich :-Thole againG it were Mr.. Ran,
dolph, and Mr.. Nicholas.
On the motion ofMr. Harper, the committee
rofe ond reported progrefs.
A motion was then made to recommit the
bill to the felea committee who intr oduced it
With the addition OF two members, and carried
THURSDAY, JAN. L
The bill directing the erection of Maulole.
TN for Warrington p4Ged.
FRIDAY, JAN. 2.
A representation from Gov. Sargent, re.
buttiDg the charges againR him, was read and
ecmmitted-as we'll as certain papers on the
fabjett, communicated by the PteGdent.
The new long judiciary bill was read the frlt
iine
a report from a committee for the continu.
ance ot this a6-was referred to committee
The whole, 70 Be formed on tuelday, the oh
nRant.
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RALPH II. BOWLES. Cl,rk.
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REYTEW OF FOREIGN NEWS.

From the Newyork Daley Advertiser
Bonaparte has announced his determination
70 rtconpsncs hoailities; bis troops have already
broken into Tufcany, while he himfelf IS pre-
pairing to rake the head Of the army Of the
Rhine.
Meantime the immsnf: armies Of The Emper.
Ct are put in motion and commanded by the
gallant and beloved Archduke, clothed with
luPreme and unlimited powers, have at once
sGumed a commanding attitude. Every thing
gives promife of delperate and bloody cam
paiga.
The PruGian Monarch begins to aamgG him
Elf. and havih g under frivilous pretence feiz-
ed on Cuxhaven, threatens TO dart his talsns
On Hamburger itrelf. This it feems is his real
aud fe;tled purpofe, and will make full coun-
,erpoife to the EmPeror's Venetian reqnGtion,.
Itwill give prettyroundng to the zig gag boun-
daries Of his Empire, and very deGrable com
pl6tnels 10 his icattcred terrltories-5eides IL
viii at once give him that maritime confe-
euence which he has long been wilhing to at
tain.
Runiahas alto aruck bold a!oke-Seduced
By the fubtle arts Of French intrigue the En-
Peror has laid another, and general Embargo
On the Engih veT-ls in his ports, and thus
avOwing his intentions Of reGaing the "rght
Of learoh' which England claims, has made
rupture between the two countries inevitable.
With pFonPti,nde and energy evincive of the
NOT inie1ib relolation, the Englih miniary
h'se ordered inaant rsp'ifal', and MAILING
The fig 70 he maiomaa Of every veaeI, have
f"o-n never to sield the point in que0ion, till
'Asr aiv,rfsri.s are hdmbled, or they Gnk in
be ocean.
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Simeon Bayley.

TO The Hon'ral'stts .Tufice5 gftbs Court Of Gene
raj Se5SofS q IKE Peace, far TIE County 9j W4y6.
iggto1 begun and boAien at Dzae5ia5 |; quitbia
and far laid county, on The third Tusjliay Of 14u.
gy4, Il. d. 1900.
THE Subscribers humbly flow-That part Of
L the County road leading from Machias 10
Schoodiac through Plantations No. 10, IA and /,
cwned By non-reiident propretors, is very bad,
and ought for the fafstY and convenience Of tray.
eEers 10 Be repaired.
We therefore pray that your Honors, would
order The fame to be amended and rrDaired III tbe
Owners Of iHl Plantations, agreeable to a Law IF
thr COMMUNICATE, intituIrd f" An at III addition
70 the t5veral acts, now ID force rriprctinE high
ways or otneTwitr give relief, and Ne as il duty
bound, will ever pray.
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Shorthand,
MONDAr, JANUARY I9, 1901.
. = 49,,

-1-o---ts@e=s 49, -
The Legislature Ct MaAachufelts will meet
q. Bottom on TnurfJay mex.
The Senate have confirmed the nomination
BY the PreGdent Of the Hon. Samuel Dexter,
IS Secretary Of the Trealury, in the room Of
Oliver Wolcott, refgned.
lis Excellency Arthur St. Clair, has been
dominated Governor Of the N. w. Territory.
Gen. Ira Allen, came Pafeuger in a cartel
which lately arrived at Philadelphia from
France.
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WAsHTNGToS, f-Cou,t Of General Se61ors Of
Il; P.ace q Maabia5, AagyQ term, n. %. 1860.
UPON the petition aforeiaid, Ordered, that the
petitioners notify all perlou3 nterrffed therein, III
appear AZ the next Court Of General Srlions Of he
Peace TO r. holden at Machias, within and for the
County Of Wilmington, on the third Tuefday il
Au-uft uext by FULFILLING az attefted Copy Of ifaid
petition with ibis Order thereon, three weeks fuc-
cetiively ia the M3EaebnjetI Mercury, printed in
Bottom by 1ou7gS MINIS, aud in the G4seffe printed
n Portland by Eir@ey AAey jerks: the laG publ
cation to De three weeks at leaf, before the fitting
OF iat Court; that they may then aud there ap-
peer, and ihew canie if any they have, why the
prayer thereof ihould not be granted.
AtteG,
RALPH II. BOWLES. CJ,rk.
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Lift OF Letters

Remaining in The Pgf-O6cs, KcnnsJmk,
JANUARY IA, 1901.
DRAGDON Joho; Durham Seth, A,po(-A ;
I'D Cotton Edward Cubbertfon James; Fur
Maid Jofeph FroA Nathaniel; Gooch Jedediah ;
Harding Jamea Littlefeid Hubbard Notes LIT.
tie Na,haniei c. 4; Mitchell Mary Moody Ma
ria; Peavey Charl;s, AyundeII; Roberts John !;
Towns Robert.
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TAKEN up by the Subscriber. on
feven months old, with white face ,fou5 white feet
and is natural trouer. The owner is dclired 10
prove property, pay charges and take him away.
PETER LIBpEE
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DTED-0z tl t1Tl.s ba,7e Jjor s.. Kfn5, mr. Benja-
min Campbell. sf ttI tozgH, aged ysas
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-18

a YOUNG man whole initials arc
hereunto fnbicribed, of a mild difpoiition
and whole age does not exceed 2 years,
'coniidering Matrim0uy as an holy and ho-
norable effate, and into which eftate he is
detirous of entering with any young wo-
man OF good character, whole age does not
exceed IS, or widow Whole age doe.
not exceed 80 years; one who feels her.
felt equal to the dfcharge Of the duties Of
wife, and Whole wilhes fbaIl coincide
with the fubfcriber's, may have an inter
view with him at any place of her own az
flgnation, which lhe will pleafe to init
mate by letter addrened to N. G. and
left with the printers hereof.
N. G..
February 18. IF
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lowing ientence as fngulasly, beautiful
and jua. The original purpois Of fnccrity,
without which, it is all idle, rank and my
2iciim, is to provide for the cardinal in
tereits Of human being, the grand Rami-
ma Of its happ;nefs.
A large bow window might readily be
furnibcd with theie literary briliants, from
the philo!ophic workihop Of VIM. Goodwin
and Co; bat it is neceaaly to expofe a lit
tie of the haberdaihery of Mary Wolfton-
s.aft Goodwin. Speaking of the anocia-
zion of ideas, fhe obferves $ I do not
allude 10 that quick precipitation Of truth,
which is 70 intuitiye, that it battles re-
{earch, ard makes us at lois TO deter
nine, whether it is rem.n;fcence, or ra-
siocim on loft fight Of in lis CELEBRITY,
that opens the dark cloud. Now all
this is very initructive, and certainly very
profound; but if any perfon ihould hap
pen not perfectly to undeitand it, by
rsading 1t otcc, he may if he chuf S,
read it again.
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From The PHILADELPHIA Daily Aave,tjle,
PROPAGATION OF TIE VINE.
MIR. PouLsoN.
.r. POULSON,

Nr. foULSON,
The public attention having fortunate
ly- been turned towards the cultivation of
the Vine, the following extract may be
found important, as it leads to an eaiy ex-
pertinent, by which, in cafe it lhould fac
coed in our climate, great deal of labor
will be faved, and the introduction of the
Vine as an Object Of cultivation, become
more general. 1t is recommended to all
who have it at heart to promote the great
agricultural interels of our country, to try
the experiment. 1t is hoped the various
printers will give it place iii their papers
Ill order that other parts of the continent
may aho have an opportunity of making
the trial. A. q.
February 10, 1901.
Ext,aR f10m I" The 9,sleaf fate Of The
/" CAPE ec Good Hope, 1885," y P<fsr
KolJen.
81 The Europeans were long time at
the Cape of Good Hope before they could
fee good vineyard planted among them,
though from the time Of their arrival they
had beaowed all the pains and expenfe
they could inthe procuring and planting
vines. They procured fome quantities OF
vine-fock from the Rhine, and fomc by
the way of Batavia from Per6a thefe they
planted and cultivated in the ordinary
way but none being able to procure,
from either Of thofc places, -vine-aock
fuficient for plantation that nigh. de-
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many years made but asvefy liz
bic fgurent the Cape and the vintage,
there were nothing. This put many Eu-
ropsans ar the Cape upon racking their
wits to facilitate the propagation Of vines
there, ard at length few High Germans
among them hit upon very iuccefsful ex-
pedient. Vines being ordinarily pruncd
once year, tlloie High Germans took
one year the twigs lopt Oh from the grow
Ing vines, and having cut them into pieces
OF half foot IN length (fome not 10 long,
but al! Of them having the knots from
whence rife new branches) they plouehed
up lome land and flowed thofe pieces upon
It, much after the manner in which we iow
cern, anl by the harrow ard other r,sans
lodged chem in the earth. The fertile
Cape foil rewarded this labor very nobIy !;
for at the proper feafon the land was CO.
vercd with fuch a family Of young vines,
that there was no longer any neceii;ty for
the importation of vine itocks. The ex-
pertinent was renewed, and being followed
with the like iuccefs, the colonies were
quickly ttockcd with young vines, and
loon after in the poiEeiiion OF fpacious ard
flourif1ing vineyards. The vine hocks
they afterwards imported from Perha and
from Europe, were only for the fake of
variety. But mutt obferve that the
vines produced by the towing Of pieces OF
twsgs came up III {uch numbers that they.
crowded and obnructed each other in their
growth, they were therefore removed ard
planted III rows the vines at the dinancc
OF two feet and half from one another,
and the rows at the diilance of three and
three and half, making very agreea-
bic appearance. To plan new vineyard
at the Cape they do as is done in Ger,na-
ny and other parts of Europe, that is to
lay, they plough up the land as for corn,
and plant the vine i9ocks in rows
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Loft or MNald.
February 49,.

A PARCEL containing half piece of
pepper and ialt mixture Cloth, directed to
Charles Warden, Tailor, to be left at
TunnicljH''s Hotel, City of Warrington,
TENT on the sd of December laft, from
Bryden's itage-ofice, Baltimore, has been
miilaid on the road or mif-fent.
A high obligation will be conferredon
the owner by any perfon with whom it
was left, or who might hear Of fuch
parcel, by forwarding it as directed, or
to be left at M'Laughlin's fage- office,
George Town, with line to Thomas
Carpenter. =
All expenses will be paid.
February 49,.
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(" but I think Nieir career might have been
(" topped on your ide, if, the executive
6 officers had not been too timid in
$ point which I 70 itrenuoully recommended
: at fra, namely, to fine, ;,nprifon and
/" hang all inin,icai to the cas,fe, without
ss favour or affection, l foreiaw tie evil
g that would arife from that quarter and
$ wifhed to have fopt it II would
(" have hanged my own brother, if he
!" had taken part with our enemy in
Sc this conteit.''
For the 14lexandr;0 Adverta3r.
SONNET TO THE POTOMAC.
WINTER ii would thy liz. ring reign
were Ger,
Thy froR, thy fnow, thy bleak north
weltern wind,
That I might ramble or Pctomac's fhore,
The friendly ioother: OF my wounded
mind.
Thou dear majefic Rream Withheld
from you,
The abfence of my kindea friend
mourn,-
Ablence !-ah cruel word, that br;ng'h to
view,
Plealures that never, never will return
But again will wander on thv itrand,
Again thy devious windings up the
creeks will trace
VIII print my footiteps on Thy freh lay'd
fand,
With mufng aep, and nealar'd penGve
pace. s
Yes, thou dear fream-the marmurs
from thy breaff,
Againfhalllull thy Poets foul to reA.
G,eat Hunting Greek.
Royal-freet, Feb. IS.
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their Candidate was to Be xkPecfed-
iuch bo.ltcrous, Incorporate and Glamour
Gus exuitation we never looked for among
tree men.
The darkness and badnels Of the night
numbered our entertaining what compile
ton prevailed in the motley group, or
who were the leaders.
From the evil consequences to be ap-
pretended we are till fate, if Conprefs
will give US an efficient government and Of
ilcers of property and reipeetability-Men
OF character be appointed to the admin
itra:ion of the municipality.
Although there be 70 great clsmor
among a party againf an anulnpt;on at
this tlne-yet we can we'll fuppofe the
objections at bottom to be to the beyiod.
more than to the act itielf. If it be poR
Poned the leaders may fhare in the loaves
and lifhes under the new regime.
The MATS, however, who are led by a
few intriguing demagogues, are kept in
the dark, blinded by few hands full of
liberty daft thrown in their eyes, or their
ienfes are COMPOUNDED by fome cabalia;c
fenterces about the rights Of man and uni
verbal outrage, and therefore fuch know
no better. r.
February IS.
ceey ef a letter JJsm JOHN ADAMS, En-.
to tbe SECRETARY Of State.
Warrington, Feb. 10, 1901.
DEAR SIR,
Incloied is a :" Newburyport Herald,
in which is quoted " letter from John
Adams, dated at Amferdam, IS Deem
Der, 1885," /" To Thomas Culhing,
Lieutenant Governor Of Mahachu{etts.
This letter had been for folne years pafi
reprinted and quoted in many American
pamphlets and newspapers as genuine, and
:mpotes on many people, by fppoGng and
.mputirg to NE, ientiments inconiHent
with the whole tenor Of my Life, and all
The feelings ofmy nature. remember to
have read the letter in Engliih newspapers
foon after it was publilhed, at a time
when the fame Englifh papers teemed with
forged letters, long, tedious fiat ard dull,
in the name Of DR.. Franklin, the mofl
concile, fprightly and entertaing writer
OF his time. The Doctor declared them
all to be forgeries, which he was not IN
der the ncceiIity of doing, becaule every
reader of common fenfe and tate knew
them to be fuch from their ifylc ard non
fsnfe.
The letter in my name declare to be
forgery. Inever wrote any letter. in the
leah degree refembling it to Lieutenant
Governor Cufhing, nor to any other per-
fon. This declaration ! pray you to file
in your office; and you have my content
topublifh it if you think fit.
] am, Sir,
With great cfeem,
Your mof obedt. and humble fcrvt.
JOHN ADAMS.
TIE Secretary Of State.
Extract from the Newburyport Herald.
II letter frsm Jobn adams, dated Amaer-
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Alexandr1a Advertiser.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IS.

VLD4NLoIAf - FEBRUARY 10.
FROM. WASHINGTON,
7ae/day, February II.
This day the Eoufe Of Representatives
ballotted the 3sth time the fame as be-
fore.
s. On the s6th ballot, at one O'Clock, the
reialt was as follows
Mr.. JEFFERSON, 10 votes.
Mr.. EuRR, 4 votes.
Blank,
Mr.. Morris, of Vermont, was not in
the Houfe.
The four federal members of MARYLAND
voted blank -South- Carolina and Della
ware voted blank-the Others the fame as
before.
The Houie Immediately went into CON-
mittee on the civil appropriation bill.
AT an election held at the Council
chamber, on Monday 10Th infant, for
rfei'dent AID eleven Directors for the A
iexandria Library Company for the erfu-
ing year, the following gentlemen wers
found duly elected
ne Rev. Or. Muir, PreJfdrnt.
Cuthbert Powell, Charles 7. steir.
lhe Rev. William Mafett, Jacob Hof-
man, James Keith, fen. John Roberts,
William Patton, Charles Simms, Will
am Herbert, Joscph Riddle and Philip
Hanton, Dis<tse,s.
COMMUNICATION.
It being now afcertained that there is
20 De " new order Of things" and that
the Federal Sslar Syaem Gas foretold by a
sef.a'n Kentucky Aarologer of the PtoIe-
naic ichool) fhall be dilolved and leave
nor wreck behind--it is to be hoped the
slrtuous and energetic majority in Con-
gleis Will, before the termination of the
,snlon' pats fuch laws for the government
u the Ierritc-y Of Columbia, as will en-
lulc to Alexandria liability and progref-
ave commercial PROPERTY, to remain as
Fxed far and hereafter become raj
y'hg point to orr political fpheres that
are to be diGevered by the rude hard Ct
nodern philofophy.
:, his we both hope and trun will be
esaie, and are more anxious for the I'M
~. I,eaiate aaamption Of the jur;aiaion Of
s .ne ten miles from the Gpecinen exhibited
.am night OF The violent fpirit of the de-
"e'a'sc Yarty-joy at the election Of
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a good chance.

FOX Sale, 100 acres of valuable
= LAND in the town Of Ne5hbsr9nsB, county Of
Lincoln Part Of of whchis tuated on OyCter Creek
known by the name Of Morgan Lot--havag feveral
mill privileges on the fame. Il is within ten rods Of
the new meeting houie and on the county road to
Psnooieot. II viii De ionnd % be well worth the at,
ten,on OF any pnrchafer, and viii be fold on liberal
terms, and good warranty deed given.---Apply 10
ISRAEL MORGAN, of Bsveyly,
My Is. County oG E1ex
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corHsTIEc or
p EST fuPerhne, fine, middling and
~ low priced Brosdc'ohs; CaGmera black and
broUh Velvet Satin m1rleilles lardtte. dfmity and
nnullinett Yea shapes pla1 and ltrp,d NAnkeens !;
Six NaHkeens and Nankeencts CaIicoa Of he ncwe
iaihon Mpiins; Cotton, aud LiEel Cambsi, ks (;
figured CAmbreks figured Mulinett: black Muffin ;
y mites an prices Mu1iuets GiagIlms; leans J;
FuItians; Cotton and Linen Cheeks Bc1tiek RuiIis
hee,iDgi irh Linens laAis Cotton Sstins; Modes
Sarlencts ard Ribbons CAmsncoes Lurants shall
looms WildbOtes sud Camblets Rufcls and Mo
reans B4ndanns' ! Lipaeu and Co Ton Pocket Efmd
kerchletsi CaneTs HAIR, fix muffin and csmbricf
shawls Ladies' extra long FIX Glove and hIltts
ihort do Meas Ok and leather 90 Habit nd Mihts
de-; bsG white aud bacs-Slik Pofe Gentle me rs and
La les Cotton do. Has Bonnett Shoes, Unhrei
las and P'raiOls; Looking gahes; Fsas; Six and
Cotton Surpsnders; All kinds Brulie.; Threads !;
Tapes; Bobbins; hef Eneih Laces and Rdsirss
fewing Silks and tits Hatbapds !; SIX and Cotton
GiFdles &c Coat and VeG Buuohs; preis and al
Pspers5 hucttin Gains and Teapots carpetms:
Quality and th5e Bnhinss; Qnds led ard 1ate
Pencils Sa'e Pocket booksi Playiug.c4rds;
Hair Powder. &9. 1cs &f,
p Cotton Coffee; Hyfoa, Souchong
and Bohea Teas frR quality Loaf and Brown Sugars;
! Y ~. Rum ben Coniae and spanifh Brandy /,
Holland ca; Msiahes Aifpitei Pepper Ging,ri
n"F,,"h NuI"ltSsi rigs oox and catk Kalils :;
ott Olive Oh; CaPers Tobacco and Snuff, sc. &c
BET EnglihShovels, Hoes; 6hoyels
Tonssi Steel plate Hand-fsss; Sick'es; BraE and
Iron Candlenicks. GLASS and NAILS,
And general afTortmen, OF
HARD, 81 HALLOW WARE,
too numerous 70 Partieularze,
N. B. JuH received as above, com.
Ple.e afortment Of Paper hangugs the newell figures.
Portland, May 3.
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Spring g Summer Go0ds.
JUST kEcftVsD,
BY Rundlet & Garland,
AND NOW READY FOR SALE, At THFlk sToRR
HEAD OF LONG, WHAkF, PORTLAND,
Il general eDerfsssat Of
Staple g. Fancy Goods.

DtdplS O. duCg OOOQSs
CgsGqigg IF
pFST (uper6ne, navy bne, black and nixe;
ID BroadcIoths mddng and low priced do
black, blue and mixed Calbmeres; Swsnikin' !;
SwaafdowGs Baizes FIannels; Ccetiogs; pi
mites Mullins; Muflinetts Gnghaus; India
Cottous Ltaens Check'd do. NeckclotBs a
great variety Of Jeans Marfeilles Quilting, and
othsr Nefng ariPed, black and plumb colored
do; silk Velvet for Capes; variety of white and
fancy Cotton Hole whte nlk do worried do.
Bandana and black Barcelona Handkerchicfs !
eheek'd, .Cotton, aud cotton & linen do. Tapes I;
Threads; Butk.sm; Gaoons Quality aRd Shoe
Biadines; Silks; Twrft gentemen's beaver
Gloves; common and Company india Nsnkins /;
avafiety or trped and clouded 90. cotton, and
Gk Soipendcisi k5h,lemeo's Umbrellasi Pocket
Books; Mcn's Shoes Ravens Duck RufIia
Sheeting; ROf, and Sea Blankets; with an az
tortment OF
Cutlery and Hardware,
.... cbygfix IF
Black wood, and bone handled Ktives G. Folks ;
black ard green booze handled Deisr do. Razors,
DO Cafes shaving Boxes {; Printing KuiSes T;
cheA Locks cot1poGtion and iron spoons bra (
Co, Ks; fvo COMBS; common do cafe da. bar
beps do, States. and PeEcils; Goth Bruihes ;
competition. black AID paper Ir!kAaHis ) Seaman's
Journals Writing, and L0g-Book laper Wrap
ping DO Fashionable Buttons; Sail Needles ;
Sewing do. HaU Ribbon (; hough Buttons Snuff
and tobacco Boxes PAINT irons sewing Twiufi
Rpaned Quart, pint and hslEpnt Mugs; TUm-
blers Decanters; mouf- and rat Traps, BE-,
A frrfn afT5rlment Of VIOLIN STRINGS.
LikeqDiit aonpiaat a9artntntef
Wines, w. India Goods, &Groceries.
Sherry, Lfbon, Malaga, and Port WlEes, var
rAnted Of thr hrf quality w. /, ard N. +. Rum
brandy; GIN; Cherry, Vinegar; Molsdgs I;
Sugars Hyfon, Souchong and Bohta Teas, the
lateaimpoftAfon Cof<.; Chocohts Pepper ;
SPECS Gireeri NutmrEf; Bottled MnGarl (;
cake and oar Soap; PigtaiL lmaG twf, and imoa&-
ing Tobacco; Pipes; Segars Blnk Ball; Pc
m4tum; SpiCe Btters; Caattes; ChGeie lax
Fowler; LoEwlod FdfCk, &C.
LEMONS and a few barrels Salt PORK.
CogRent atfsrdanss giOsa, and e1ey (aq,or Art
HolCAagea gcitb gratitude. May as.
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Likeauif, Q aonpisat aGarfneniof
Wines, w, India Goods, &Grocer

InG received by -RUNDLET &.3ARLAND,
per the MiqerDa, q box Of the mot falhiaDablr
well alfred CENT EMENS HIS. MAJ AL
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YME lac Subferibers having been

TME the Subscribers having. been
appointed BY the Hon. William German.
Eiq JUDGE ofProbate for the county ofCnmberl7nd.
TO receive and examine the claims of creditors 70
the etate Of BENJAMIN TUBES,
lafs OF Hebron, deceafed, rePrefented infolvent !:
do hereby give notice, that tx months are alot1a5
totald creditors to bring inapd prove their clsms
and that we fhalI attend that 4ervce AZ IS, d.
houfe Of William Bampus, ia Hebron, On TIE faa
Mo1day Of May inf. and the laft MONDAYS of INV
aud and September next. from one TO Gx o'cIoek
in the after noch on fad DAYS
cs sANgE cT,a PARRIS' c,rr,.,,.
Htbrsr, My 6, Igegs