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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-05-31

iGfdlFsAlch MS IN agitation, and that II was 10
tke taafe dolinathe Eaaer holidays. All al. :
counts agreed IA Eating that the ignal Of revolr
was to be given BY letting Ere to this town.
/ The various informaff0n received, did NOT.
however, appear fufficirntly well founded ID
apprehend any Of ,hofe fufp1aed. Strong pa.
,roles were orjs,ed TO reinforce the ordinary
watch, and every precaution taken to guard
oa f iSs IL @Thfaf9asy sslsSatss n Eaaer Monday,
negro feliow was taken up (for want Of having
"a pafs) on his way from Pincefs Anue to this
town, who gave Information that thEe negroes
two OF whom are now nndtE ie1tcnce Of death,
lhe ether 4. has PCT been As yet tried had
!ioiic!e5 him 70 JOIN in letting the town "a fire
ion Eater Monday, night N6thHg coutd b.
more clear and poGuve than bis teltimony.--
Several were named by the above three as be-.
ing alto concerned, and taken up !; but as no
proof but htarfay evidence, appeared againR
them, they have been di(charged.
The tate Of the unfortunate wretches, negroes
jeremiah and Ned) who are to Be executed
o morrow, will be a futficient warning to th.
ret Of thefe deluded people, who, upon mo.
ment's reflection, mutt be fatis6cd that from the
military frengsh Of this place. all their wicked
attempts mutt end in their own ruin.
Letters from Halifax and Charlotte counties,
\ !Caroina inform, that nightly meetings. were
cry general among the negroes in The above
isuates shat quantities of arms and ammu-
lion have been found coucealed--that num-
}ers Of the ring eaders have been taken up,
Even Of whom have bsen fentenced 70 death.
ind immediate execution I: Throughout the
ahole oi the Rate Of, Norlh Carolina, particu-
.rly the lower counties, .infurretiion feems 10
nave been contemplate, which leaves . no
rom 70 doubt but ! horrid naaacre Of the
whites WAS intended BY the negroes. of this and
the adjoining Rates. ",
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-05-31
RICHMOND, MAY 10.
Ma. PICKERING.

1t appears that Mr.. Gallatin, the Secretary
of the Treafury, has 6nilhed his labors as to
many accounts wherein il was alleged that ma
nv embezzlements and defalcations would be
difcerned. II will be remembered that Mr.
Timothy Pickering, was not only fufPecfed but
accufed of being 4 very great culprit. And it
was alledged that jueb q man az GoAati1, # the
chance mould be given to him, would be able to
reduce the aecufation to certainty. Mr.. G has
had the chance and after thirteen months exam
ination, behold he has difcerned that by the
prudent and jndicious conduct Of Mr.. Pickering,
he has gained $4,000 dollars for the United
States in the remistances to Holland, every dol
lar of which he might have pocketed, if he had
thought proper. In juRice to the character Of
Mr. Pickering, and for the fake Of truth this 10
formation is given.
TT5is article Is exir1asd from the Recorder" a
periodeaipa1r edited BY James T. Calender, a
man svbo bar gone all Ingfbs s0itb tbe jae05sa
party but qubo bas sof1r96Hd9y6is PATRIOT
ISM
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-05-31

coNsTANTlNorLE, FEB. IS.
The late Reis Effendi Ja6b Efendi has re-
ceived orders from the Porte TO repair to Egypt,
together with the Swediih captain, Rhode, TO
infpea the repairs and improvements intended
20 be made in the fortiicat:ons on the coat OF
that country. Theie two commiIaries will fail
in few days on board Turkiih frigate. The
Port feems to have fome fears thar the protec
ton which the Englilh afforded the Beys in
Egypt, will enable them to raIie obeacles 70
the new administration, which the Turkifh Gov
ernment propofes to introduce.
On the 10th ina. the French chage fafaires
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-05-31
ag the OPAL.

NORFOLK, MAY Il.
Ast5entic particulars sf tbs late intended easr0ry
Of TIE Nsgyoes.
For fome months palt information from va.
rious quarters had been conveyed to the civil
and military authorities Of fthe'borough, thar an
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-05-31

FokrunE has been charged of Railways below.
ing hes favors or thofe who needed them ieat.
--Of late fhe feems tohave reformed; tor the
10000 dollar prize, in the Lottery drawing at
New York, fhe has lately given to Albert An.
derfon, Smith Of thar city and the 10000
dollar prize in the Toy Navigation Lottery, to
Samuel Comaock, Al indnltIious man OF Ian
Snburg.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-05-31

II Lies znrIligtnes ftee Gsrei I
RseeiUsd Iy s5< Rip Mercury. arrived e Msuywk
from LOsdos
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-05-31

vliOzs ul = = lAlo' als q a ]
Portauce.
Two thoufand houies have been denroyed BY
Ere in this capital wlthin tkrfe few days. The
lois to the proprietors amount 10 many million.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
L u M B E r..
BENJAMIN RUGGLES

u - - - - - ~
RelPeGjaiJ isforms BIZ Csaexen. and tie
PSbhe n general, '.4sA
THAT he will undertake to procure Houie
4 or Store Frames, or any other dimehGons
Of Timber, Plank for Whaives, SC. Of the fol-
lowing kinds Of Eattem wood, viz. White
Pine, Spruce. Norway Pine, Hemlock, Black
or Yellow. Birch, for Cabinet work Cedar,
Hackmatack, Maple, Black or White-Ah.
Beach. or Rock-Maple :-Alio, MATS and
Spars of any dimenion, and Birch or Hackma-
tack, zip, ,Timbst any of which, it applied
for tina Winter, may be delivered here in the
eourie of the next Spsing or Summer, on the
caiieR ponible terms. Any perfon wifhing TO
contratt, would do well TO apply early IN the
Winter, that proper time may be had to get
the Timber out.
He has, likewiic, on hand, at his Lumber
Yard, on Slocum's wharf, in Newport, a gen.
eral aiTortment Of EaRen Lumber fuch as
Boards. Timber, Spruce and Hemlock Joih,
Window -frame-autf, Shingles, Clapboards, Ce-,
dar- Potts, Laths, Gc.-A iupply Of which he
Propofcs to keep conRantly on hand.
Alto. gen,eel Boarding aad Lodging may
be had for two Gentlemen, on eafy terms.
I Nsqepoys. Nov. al, 1901. " "-'' of =.
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CASA, PAID Ycs
LINEN q WOOLEN RAGS, By
Chriftopher C. Olney,

Dtliuered at BIZ Min. or at bu Paper Wars-
Hdgf,
.vXIHERE he has for fale. at whoIeisIc and
w retail. all kinds Of Paper, VIZ. Foelf.
cap Writing. Paper, No. and i.-Vellum Let
ter oo.-Pot tdo.-Wrspping do.-Bonnct do.
+--Ciothier's do. II A quality. Sheathing, with
and without Sand.-Book- Binders Boards
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blue.
A complete Anoument of Blank Account
nd Record Books.
-LikEWIsE-
Account Books made and ruled to any pat
tern, TO fuir the purchsisr. complete Abort
ment Of School Books, and Stationary Of all
kinds, &c. =
AJ6. Warranted Chocolate. by the Box,
or pound, Cocoa Shells, by the Bag. t's
N. B. Wanted. one or TWO Boys, from, IL
to "a years of age, as Apprentices TO the Paper.
making and Clothing baineh.-To fuch great
encouragement will be given.
Py0viSener, Mayeb 8, 1907. taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
7ohn A. Shazo, 6 Co.

INFORM the public that they have taken a
4 mop next door bur one North OF the Coffee
Hou.e, where they carry on the Watch Making
buGoefs in all It's branches ; and have for iale.
warranted and common Engliih and Geneva
Watches. gold Necklaces. iilyer tea ard table
Spoons, Sngar-Tongs. &c.--Looking- GlaIcs,
Tea. Trays. Walters, DreHing- Cafes, Plated and
Wooden Gators, Sufpenders, Knives and Forks,
Globe Andirons, Shovel and Tongs, brafs and
jappaned Lamps, Cundleficks, dart and COM
mon Walking Sticks, Scotch, Rsppcc & Maka-
bau Snuff, Starch. Writing Paper, Dutch Qylls,
Britannia Coffee Pots, sc. &c. Together with
an aaortneut OF jewellery and Perfumery.
Cs@ gives for o1d Gold and Silve,. .-r.
- Punttual attendance will be given, and
the imalIea favors gratefully acknowledged.
Newto,f, Fs6. IL. s'' ft 7zif
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
FOR SALE,

- 5fsASN u JAIL,
,,.,.so, 80 I7IsAeyrsef Land, ,o
{3 7 YlNG in South King aown. in
ti5TTU IL the County Of Washington.
H1EdEl with Two Dwelling Houics there
Esft&E34 on. one Corn. Crib, one Barn, about
eighty apple trees ofthe be& kind OF
grated fruits. well watefed as any Farm in the
State. Sixty acres Of III good Meadow, very
clear from aonss; bears great corn, barley, and
grais; & is convenient for dairy, having good
Paearing, Sc. Any perfon iuclinirg to pur.
sh,fe wiIl have. credit for part.---Ssid Farm
lies within half mile OF Point Judith Pond
miles from Narrseanfeu Ferry, adjoining the
aage-road, and is yery handy to fea- weed from
the fhore. For tefns. a2plssto
.sstS,i TIM. PECKHAM, on the premifes.
Ssssb. K&gyssass, Feb. -, 1904. Taft
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=, sMfss0ssas.- ! :
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OF THE STAlMP-ACT.

.
THE following epitaph. affixed to the grave oI
Jared lngcdoli, Efq. the late Epglilh Stamp
Mater, who, together with his internal ma
jefty and bis holinsis the pope, were hanged
IN eGigy, burned, and buried at Hebron, in
the year i76<, may ihew what the feelings Of
the people onee avsre towards SatmP-Atts and
then abettors.
hERE lie, inter'd beneath this pile,
a L A rogue, william, bafe and vile.
Who Arove his country TO beguile---
But Fste's good reiolution
Difolv'd in death by heavens will.
AS great knave as death could kill
BY gIbbets, flames, and haltcrs Kill,
And earh's beh contribution.
We lay the devil by his 6de,
Who, while he liy'd. was all his guide,
Who did attend him when he died,
And now guards the remains
Ofthm mSrAMP-MAsrIR, doom'd TO dwell
And g&fbsv all the tax in he'll:
The Att itfef we here conceal
With him and all hi. GAIN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
Thomas f1Owland,

HaS far lake, at biz AatIov and CommiJfss Fare,
for If rbe ntso Climb lane, Netvpoyf,
or az gosd ffrm5 az ea1 be psr-
ebejfS IN hsJ Jfafs,
CT. Croix RUM, ia hogiheads, barrels, or
~ 10 Gallons.
Jamaica do. do. do.
Old jamaica, 4th proof, do.
Fira quality Martinco MOLASSES, per hogf-
head, or barrel.
Havana, do. do.
White and Brown Havana SUGARS Per
Box or barrel.
Georgia COTTON, S-a.laand, and Upland,
per Bale or lefs.
Holland GIN, in Pipes or Barrels.
Super6ne, fine, and common FLOUR, per bbl.
RICE, per Tiercc or Hundred.
Real Hyfon, young Hyfon, Souchong, Congo,
and Bohea TEAS, Of hyperion quality.
American, Geneva, and Cyder BRANDY.
Midlings, Cornell, Ship auf, & Ship BREAD,
per barrel.
Velvet CORKS. ---- Blackhesd in Keggs.
Negro Head TOBACCO, per do.
! Box HATS. t
Rnm barrels, Fiih barrels, empty hhds. sc.
sJ' CASH, and the highea price, given
for old Silver, Copper, Brais, Pewter, & Lead.
N. b. Bcefwax, and Tried 1aow, receiy-
cd in payment for any articles.
THOMAS ROWLAND, AxA.
Neaobert, Mayeb 20, I3o,. II
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Fer SIZE. in Ge0d Repair. By
: THOMAS GREEN,

FHE large e0mmodioss DzVsHi9g. Hssjs, IL
l. qVbieb be nalO AUrs, in 7bamrs. .j?,est, rear
Cart Ferry a qveN eOsf,naed large eosvfaieaf
for. in fbe jr0uf. tbe gard and cellar qreil faOed.
a gooa aVeH Of 7vate, in tbe ceiLa,, and ejfe,r
in ibe yarS.---Said H0zjt n rceN kns4Vn 10 Be
ene ef ibe 5ef faads m te5Vn, fer tUt,y kird@
b4fnsi q qV'H be arp al Au2kn (3 ret pr
ci0ygy dypsifd FIN ~ Ybn/d-y ia May nexf.
Said GREEN having on hand, gftbe
iatsf iu50riatisuJ. q complete abSrfmsnt Of Esgh&
and India Co9d,, is dtfesmned fsEN tbem for
reHdy pay, at hbr mef rsiseed prt0.--ALso,
Said GREEN earnsaly invites alb
/aeb Of ba. fyiead5 and eysons,y, aobo haze epea
eeeoauts, anyqeyt ndebred 70 hin, more or if.
by bs0s nSft, or Mortgage, 10 male fayment as lOa
as may b, tenveeitst Jbteialy fbeh fasdizg
6eysnd f6,ee wss,ss tie enecmay term Of t,tdh;I
Ggybzs be bopn bi, gold old f,isuG aoiH e0ntinse
fbeir Ja10rs, and aof Ja,/aks hin noar IN tbe -
elixs of LJS,to acbss be ds1oniLy sfcrs BIS CRATE
tzl zl'efka'toLflgmean fo, manjsli Javoys, 0lroGdy
Tseeived jor a bag Jf,ies Of tine pgG.
!, Newport, Jan. rs, 1907. i6tf
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To be Sold,

a 7 Public Vcndue, the 9Th day of April
"A next, on the Farm late belonging 20 Ma
fbaa Cardnsr, deceafed, frnate in South Kingf-
tom. sbou, four miles from the Narraga
Ferry. an the road leading TO Little Ref -Fif-
team Co9s--Four Oxen-.yarious kinds Of
young aock-ieyeral Hories-and variety
of Farming UtenGls. &c.
K. K. GARDINER, 1il
YesSHs-Msasr.
Ssatb Ki1gfOqUs, Ma,eb go, 1904. 79
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FOR SALE, By
SAMUEL VERNON, Jun.

iCOGNIAc Brandy, Clsrct Wine in cafks
~ and boxes, Silks. Britannia Linens. white
vine Vinegar. Verdigresfe, & Houfe- Paper:---
The above articles are entitled TO drawback,
aud are now landing from the Brig Hannah,
from Boardcaux, at Mr.. Robert Stevens wharf.
He has ALTO fer fale, RufIia and
Ravens Duck, few Demijeaas and long and
hcrt Corks. ts
Newport. Nov. ?, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10

INFORMS The Public. thar he has opened
4 GROCERY STORE in Broad Ssreer. ia
the hoaie. lzle the properly Of Mr.. Caleb Earl.
where ne has for Sale general aaorment OF
WEST-INDIA GOODS.
Among Others. are the following articles:
Rom, Brandy. Gin. Cherry Rum, Molsfes.
Flour. Rye and Indian Meal, Teas Of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Raifns. Currents.
Pepper. Ginger, Al(pice, Cinnamon. Nurmegs.
Butter. Cheefe, Candles. Oni -. Tooacco,
snuff, Powder and Shot, Lamp-Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars. Src.-ALSO,
A general and extenfive variety of
Crockery and Hard Ware; Mems and Womeh's
Shoes, &c. &c. with many other articles, too
tedious TO mention all which will be fold at
the moif ~uced prices.
Nezoporf, hov. IL. Stf
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Loft or Stolen.

: HE sth infant, Small Pinebbee Wase5.
a chaied on, tide cafe, with red aone Seal,
ict in hiver. Ii either Watch or Seal is offered
for iale, il is requcfed.to he topped and either
Of the Watch. Makers in Newport, will pay
reward of EIGHT DOLLARS, if recovered
and not injured. 81
Newport, Oef z3, 1901. 4tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10

- EAL Port Wine, in quar.es and half quar-
IN fer CaGs.
Malaga ditto ditto.
80 Cafks Raiins.
40 Boxes Mufcatel ditto.
10 duto Jordan fhelled Almonds.
10 Jars Malaga Grapes.
Turkey Figs of the nicef quality.
Malaga ditto in trails.
10 Capes Creme dc Noyau Cordial.
Bun Currants.
Prime eNutmegs-Mace--Cloves--C CaGia---
Cinnamon.
Madeira Ciiron.
India Prefetves in Jars, viz. Gineer-Citron--
Lemon and Lime.
The A60Ux Arhelt' are Of fbe kofra Impo,fatis-.
set IA l. O.
A few Puncheofs Antigua Rum,
Black Pepper in bags.
Bea green Coffee ditto.
kegsos Englifh Muaard.
Salt Petre by the cwt.
Wrapping Paper per rcam.
Spsnilh Fote-French s. Carolina Indigo, &c.
". For Sale, by
HAZARD e GARDNER.
Newport. Jan. z9. 1902. iStf
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TO Re SOLD.

A NEW Houfc, in Broad street, complete
"a ly hnifhed, with Yard, Garden, snd
good Well OF water. Any perfon inclined to
purcha!e. may know the terms, by applying at
the Houfe of AZ, NJ. r, Johnson. 4.
Newport, Jan. 9, 1904. = Issf
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l. E N Z.

LIE NJ, >si' eas.
"A BOUT. Eve or dx ysan finoe. two pair Of
4 n RuiIet Saddle Bsss and foot Spinning.
Wheel.-Whoever may have them in their pot.
leihsn. will p!-ak to leave them With Mr.. Ed
warj Simmons, and much obIige the owner.
Newport, April 3. isos. -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-21
N O T C E.
Lands IN Kentucky.

To be fold BY Public Sale at he
Tsu'ae CeBee- Roam, Nszr INK, an tbe
2ad4y seDrsem5er xext, at IL o'eioek,
no9n.
Eleven thoufand acres ofland
in ore or more lots; laying in the covn-
~ of Fsyet,e, fate of Kentucky about
50 niles from Lexington AID Tranktorr.
70 miles fnut.1 eait OF the Ohio River and
adjacent 10 the public road between the
TWO Mama Rivers ard isyelai rihng
lettlements. The foil generally good,
we'll wa;ered and timber OF various delcrip-
tons.
Theie lands within Is miles Of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both navi-
gable two to three hundred miles above the
extremity Of the lands.
NiIo,
To be fold at the fame time ard place
as the above, anots5er Tract sf5LAND
o! nine shouiand acres, in one or more lots,
in the county OF Fay cite, fate of Ken
lucky, nearly the fame diitance from Lex
iogron, Franktors and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, Diff
.,ant frcm the latter only few miles.
The foil is in general good, we'll wa
tered and timber Of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the peighborhood
Of the fettled parts Of Kentucky, and OPP
polite Jef(cy fertlement. The grams
by Edmund Randolph, Eq. in 1857 and
1855, and the title deeds are clear and III
dlfputable.
As theie lands are tc BE dhpofed of for
behalf of creditors, they will be poftively
fold to tic highef bidder, for appoyed
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James MaRerfcn
of Lexington; Mr.. George Brock, Clerk
of Wcodford county or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point out the lands.
For further information and an accurate
plan Of the laods, apply oJohn & Charles
Wilkes Elqrs. or Lewis Simond Etc. New
York, or to Mr.. Brown, Dumfrirs, Viz
GINA.
July 80. d
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1-,s G,bfcriber having been

The fubfcriber having been
....,;o,.d AUCrIONEER. ana having
.a good and Securiry as he law directs
S'l sl;e;,s fhare of the public patronage
!. h,s ,aken the Store belonging 70 Mr..
= 1sf.ob Riddle, at The Corner OF King and
ls;po Streets, where he will be ready TO
' oa GOODS for fale the beginning OF
next week. ny. "a ! En-
esneu,ber II. $50
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FIRST NOTICE.
40 tie eafs u john B. ARMsrEAD, q
Bankrzbt.

late ssjs u john B. ARMsrEAD, q
Bankrupt.
WHERsAs a Commii1ion Of Bankruptcy,
ieended upon the Ae of Congreis Of tie
roaied States, paGed on the Alb day OF
April 1890, entitled I" An Aef 10 eifab
hh an uniform fyfem Of Barkruptcs
Throughout the United States" has been
awarded and iaued againit Jobn 3. Arm-
a'se oil the county Of Loadouu, merchant ;
ana he being declared a Bankrrpf, is
nn'scy required to ldrrender h;mfelf,o the
s'nnlheners in the ,iaid Commiil;an Eam-
VI y, Or major part OF thesn, on The tsG
'Sssaasiday in September next, ard o.
s afit and fecond Wednesdays in Odo
Nl'lowlng, 1.-THE houfe of Mr.. Lag,
as town of Middleburg (Loudoun
s0a0ty at II o'clock on each day, and
axe iull diicovery and difelcfure of his
@s's and sfsas, when and where his
NV .sao's are to come prepared TO prove
~ ~ 'so's; at the fecond fitting to chufe
esAses' and at the lae fitting, the fsid
s4A'upt Is dehred to fniih his examiua-
~ and his creditors are TO aGent to,
'lRcsle. - y 50
-, an Fsrions Indebted TO the faid Bank
M ~ ;. Or 'hs' have any OF bis effects, are
Vi, Pay or deliver the fame, bot 10
'D ne c0mmiaioners ihall appoint.
BURR POWELL,
MIN, Secretary to the Communion.
~e-g, Argua IA. tai DIS,
o. HAY In BUNDLES
'''at aco pcrnds each, for Gale by
Oh VIZ. HARTSH0RNE.
"av ia A
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Stationary.

conGang ef Le1gers, Journals, Day Books, !n-
voices. waite and Cath Books, Cyphering and
Copy Books; Copper plate Copy Lines large and
ho,1H
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

Intending to fupply the market.
oiAlsxsndria with the different kinds OF
FISH which the waters of HE Potomac
affords mas prepared Subscription Paper
which will be open at the Coffee Rouie for
tie fpace Of 10 days from this date. Any
rnlleman deiirous of being fupplied with
ilSH may be furnifhed with the paper
Yon application to the manager OF The G..
HouIe. 7. B. SMITH.
September II. dot
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IDubLle Salt.

~ ~~s~ cSS$s
o. tbs If day ef oaobsr next qviN be-/9Aa
on the prerjfs ata credit Of 90 daysts1
negae,4dle rates zvab atpro0ed 'aa,rlers
or oils or Lqndsa Or W5ne H.uen 1T
TO dgrs Egbf-tbe f,ilo5ging valua5le
pr2perD.
One lot of ground bounded
and lying on Union Street 81 feet IoI IN
ches to the north Of King Street ard run
ming thence northeriy with Union Street
II fest ! inches TO Fayette Street thence
with the line Of that itreet 70 feet.
One lot Of ground lying upon
Union itfeet Iz6 feet 10 the north of King
Ieseet AID running thence nor,herly Union
|frset IS feet 6 inhes thence eaawardly
with line parallel King freet 70 feet.
P. G. MARS TELLER,
Scpt. II Vendue Mater.
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public 5ale.
On friday,

On FRIDAY
A Tn s's!aes, 4viu be lid at tie Htxdal
Store,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
Whiiksy in barrels,
Gin in caiks and barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
Molaies in hhds.
Sugar 10 hhds and bls.
White and crown ioap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Raians in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, handiomely
Torted,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Super6ne cloth and Kerhmeres,
Narrcx Cloth, and Flannels,
Irih Linens, and Ozpahurgs,
Sail duck Of different qualities,
Chintzes and calicces,
Cambrick and Cotton fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Closshs,
Ccloured threads and Towing Giks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Semember II. Vendue- Matter.
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Chap Books.

P-cmp.er; Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp,
Mother Go fe's Tales; Trojan War, CULVER
Reviv'd; Laugh and he Fat; Fiocns Pocns; Di-
vine Em5len,s; letter Writer; Spanith Rogues !;
Religious Courtihip; Conqae1t OF Mexico;
Bucks Companion; Youthful letters Cheap Re-
pottery.
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Bookbinding,

OF every der,r;ption, executed with neatnels
nd d;fpatch. Merchants account books ruled
and bound TO any patsern asthe 'horseis Elosice
April 40.
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potatoes, DO. Eeet Z &C. PORK, SEQ VIZ
Of new rigging, $50 punches OF onions,
$50 VT. cheete, and every article cnt OF
the cabin they could lay their hands or.
Capt. TrycG demanded ccmpcnfasion for
the articles plundere.. from his vefel, up
on whica the captain of the prissteer
truck him, called him dam'd rsfcall,
and told him he nigh. 80 to the Preiidens
cf the United States for pay.
Ship Active Waterman, "a days from
Guadalupe. Left there, htp two Bro
,ters of Wilmington n. c. hip Success
of Bottom; ihip Delaware OF Wilmington
brig Orion of Bolton and brig Neptune
OF Newport.
Brig Express, sherer, 5 days from
Chasieison. Lit there, brig Echo, Weob,
to fail in 3days tor this port; brig Thes's,
for do. in four days; lhip -, shet-
field, TO fail for Europe in few days,
chip South Carolina, Garman, do. and ihir
Thoraa2 OF Hudfon, CO.
schr. Lion, 3 days from Norfolk.
Brig Patty, Briggs ~ days from N.
Orleans. The hip Souh Carolina, OF
this port, failed days before the Polly.
LET, there, fchr. Sally OF this port to fail
4 days; brig Hannah, Swain, and nun
Der of Others, names not recollected. Dec.
z6,b, in the Mjdiaippi River, fpoke f,if
Active, of Baltimore, out 70 days fiom
Liverpool. Same day, fpoke floop from
Baltimore, bound to N. Orleans, out II
days. Jan. 9TH, in lat. 81, fpoke tch''
Fairplay, bound from Wilmington to the
Havana, one day out.
Ship Sarah, Bunker, from Rotterdam.
LET, there ihip Hannah and Eliza, Bur-
rou rs, for Liibon; ihip sifters OF Bof-
ton, for Havana; ihip Criterion, ct Phi
elI..A.;a. a;ko-c a; Helvoet; fhip Mer-
chant, Dyer, cfPhiladelphia, for Portland;
llhr. Roiemond, Hills, Of Bottom, tor
Hamburg and lhlp Mary, of Newbury.
port, for Cape de Verbs. November IS,
In the Eng'i'h channel, iIoke lhip Brutus,
iron Philadelphia, toana to Amilerdam,
on, rs days.
schr. Betley, Bowers, Bay of Honduras.
January I, fpoke brig Besisy, from Bay
of HONDURAS to Charlefon out y days,
lat. 80 50.