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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-23
London, NovemBsr n


Capt. LaRgFord arrived at the Admiralty
mis- ofternOon, accompanied by Prussian Of
icer, bringing with him the most important
dispatches, from the Elbe.
These dispatches bring treaty Of ALI.
ANCE between this country and His Prus.
sian majesty, whose army yofEIGHTYTHOU.
SAND MEN was actually on its march a.
,inst the common enemy, when the dispatch.
we're sent off.
The Emperor Of Russia had been at Ber-
in to hold a conference with the King Of
Prussia.
The same Emperor is hurrying to the
scene Of action, atthe head Of SIXTY THOU.
SAND MEN, and his Imperial brother Of
Germany, is also marching at the head Of
ANOTHER army.
The remains Of Lord Nelson are to Be
brought to England for interment.
1t Is Just reported, that the Archduke
Charles has gained victory over the French
army under Massena in Italy.
The British fleet consisted Of 27 sail Of the
line, and 1000 men killed and wounded.
Ad- Collingwood appointed day Of Thanks
giving in the feet for the victory. ColLng-
wood is appointed commander in the Medi-
terranean- with the same powers Nelson
had.
On the 9th ult. the British government in
formed the American Minister in London, that
neutral vessels might enter and depart from
the harbors ofSt. Lucar and Cadiz, if they
carried in neither contraband articles nor
provisions,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-23

at which principal aggrefion took place,
was originally made by France, while poi
ftiIing LouiGana, and came to the Pofefaon
Of Spain only BY the general delivery OF
Louiiana 10 her and as apart nf IL.
8. Exrrla ola letter from 9. Pinckney,
dated Auguit, 1905, as wei as one dated
September 23, sos. reIPe6ting SPanffh
fpOilations.
7. Communications fron- Governor
Claiborne, dated Odober "A n8o5, reiPec-
ting obhruaions on the Mobile.
8 Copy Of letter from the command
er Of the hip Huntreis 70 the iecTetary OF
the navy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-23

PRUssIA AGAINsT FRANcF

Accounts from London state, that the Kins-
Of Prussia has not only given permission fa@,
the Russian troops TO march through his Ter.
ritories, bat has actually Joined the coalition
against Bonaparte, and it is very doubtful
whether the would be Alexander Of the pree-
ent day, will be ableto close ever his frstcam.
paign with that eclat he commenced il with
What line Of conduct the King Of Prussia
would pursue in the present continental war
has been question Of much importance, and
we believe that nothing, but regard for hislpo-
litical existence, could have induced this wa.
ry Monarch to have taken an active part in tie
war,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-23

LONDON, Nov. z.
When Lord Nelson found that, BY his skill
full manuuvres, he had placed the enemy in
such situation, that they could not avoid an
engagement, he displayed the utmost anima-
ton, and his usual confidence of victory !;
he said to captain Hardy, and the officers on
the quarter deck, "nOw they cannot escape
US | think we shall at least make sure Of
twenty Of them. ! shall probably lose leg,
but that will be purchasing victory cheapy
The Victory, his lordship's ship, being lashed
to the Santissima TLlnidad, his lordship was
entirely exposed, as will TO the fire of the can
non as the musquctry from the tops, from
which a constant fire was kept up. He wore
the insignia Of the Bath, Of the Crescent, and
Of the other Orders, the honorable rewards Of
the glorious exploits which he had achieved.
So spiended a mark could not fail to attract
the notice of the enemy, and capt. Hardy, alar-
med for his safety, repeatedly entreated him
from the commencement Of the action, to
change his coat but his mind was too much
occupied with the scene to think Of personal
danger. About the middle Of the action his
lordship's secretary was killed at his side and,
shortly after, nusket ball, fired from the
tops Of the Santissima Trinidad, grazed his
lordships shoulder, and entered his left breast.
passed through his lung.
The Hero instantly fell, He was immedi
ately carried below, and the surgeons pronoun-
ced the wound mortal His lerdship lived a.
bout IN hour, during the whole Of which time
he remained perfectly collected, and displayed
the same heroic magnanimity in the arms of
death, that had marked his conduct in ever.
action ofhis glorious life. A few minutes be-
fore he expired, he ordered capt. Hardy to be
called to him. when thecaptain came, he as
ked how many Of the enemy's Ships had
struck the captain answered, that as nearly
as he could ascertain, fifteen ssil ofthe line had
struck their colours, His icrdsh;p then, with
that fervent piety which as strongly marked
his hcaracter, as skill and courage, returned
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-23
Chr 0a3etuR
PORTLAND, MoSDAr, December %, 1905.
mbortapt and Interesting
NE7NNS.

By an arrival at Newyork, we are enabled to give
our readers the particulars of the recent engagement
between the Brti(h Fleet under the command Of Lord
the fh report Of which received BY captain Lee
at this port, a, mentioned il our last
The victory acquired by toe Enghfh IS ore of the
moi complete recorded in naval hiaory, and is worthy
the HERO who has loft his life in obtaining it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-23

hanks 10 the Almighty; tAen turning to oaS.
Iardy, he said, q know am dying. I
-ould have wished to survive 20 breathe nsg
ast upon British ground but the viii Of God
3e done" In few moments he expired !!
The last signal Lord Nelson made was such
Is cannot, and never win be forgot-it was bv
Jelegraphe-" That England expected every
man would do his duty Thus died, in the
4sth year of age, the greatest Commander
that ever adorned the British navy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-23

and the Santa Anna> with three Flag Ofhcsrs
VIZ Admiral Nilleneuve (thc Commander II
Chief Don lgna Of Maria D'Aliya, Vice -Ad-
rniral, and the Spanish Rear Admiral, Dol
Baltazar Hidalgo Cisneros.
The Achile "a Fre1fch 74l after having sur
rendered, BY some mismanagement OF the
Frenchmen, took FIRE, and blew up; two hun
dred of her men were saved by the tenders. +,
a circumstance occurred during the acton
which so strongly marks the inyincible spirit
of British seamen when engaging the enemies
Of their country, that cannot resist the plea
sure have in making it known 70 their Lord
ships the Temeraire was boarded BY accl-
dent, or design, by a French ship, on one side,
and Spanish on the other ; the contest was
vigorous. but, in the end, he combined en-
signs were torn from the poop, and the Bri-
tish hoisted in their places
Such battle could not be fought without
sustaining a great loss Of men. have only to
lament in common with the British Navy, and
the British Nation, in the fall of the Comman-
der in Chief, the loss Of Here whose
name will be immortal, and his memory ever
dear TO his country 4; but my heart IS rent
with the most poignanat grief for the death
of friend, whom, by many years intimacy,
and perfect knowledge of the virtues of his
mind, which inspired ideas superior to the com
mon race Of men, was bound by the strOn-
gest ties Of affection grief TO which even
the glorious occasion in which he tell, does
not bring the consolation which perhaps it
ought his Lordship received a n1usket ball
in his left breast, about the middle Of the action
and sent an officer Immediately, with his las
farewell and socn after expired:
have also to lament the loss OF those eX-
cellent officers, Captains Duff, Of the Mars, anc
Cooke, Of the BelleropheOn have yet hcarl
of none others.
| fear the numbers that have fallen will be
fourd very great when the returns come to
me /; but it having blown gale Of wind ever
since the action. | have not yet had It IN my
power to collect any ~aPorts from the ship.
The whole feet were now in a very perilous
situation, many dismasted, all shattered, in
thirteen fathom water, off the shoals Of Traf-
algar and when made the signal to p epare
to anchor, few of the ships had an anchor to
let go, their cables being short but the same
good Providence which aided US through such
a day, preserved us in the night, by the wind
shifting few points, and drifting the ships off
the land, except four OF the captured dlsmasted
ships, which are now at anchor off Trafalgar,
and hope will ride safe until these gales are
over,
Having thus detailed the proceedings of the
feet on this occasion. beg to congratulate
their Lordships on victory, which, hope,
will add a rav to the glory Of his Majesty's
Crown, and be attended, with public benefit
70 our country. am. sc.
(Signed) @. CoLLIN0wooD.
William Marsden, Esq.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-23
An,eyicdn 9rG4s.

On the 5th ofAaguf the Spanih DireaOr eensr
al Of the Navy, addrefng circulars containing
der Of the King to the CommandantS Of the Maratims
PROVINCES in Spain charging them to Zee that the Span
ilh privateers in Europe and America commit no
rreguarty or eIcels on the commerce Of the United
States, a'.they would De responfble.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-23

Admiral ColIingwood, adds, that owing to
strong winds and squally weather, ne has but
little expectation Of getting any of the captur-
ed ships into port, several Of which have al
ready sunk and the remainder are m very
shattered condition.
The French Admiral Villeneuve is on board
Admiral Collingwood's shiP--the SpanishVice
Admiral Don Aliya, was killed in the action
There were four thousand troops embarked,
uuder the 'Jmmand Of General Cotamin, who
was takea with Admiral Nilleneuve, IN the Bu-
centaurt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-23
tates, a'.they would De respOnfble.

From RgIFa.-Capt Bell, from RuGa in.
forms, that OH the 2o:h September, th;
Emperor Alexander, left Petersburg. 70
head 900, 200 men, defined for Germa-
ny ;-that the war was very popular .
and that folders exempted from fervics
were petitioning to be admitted. 'a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-23

Com. Preble, has been fent fer BY ex'
prefs to repair to Warrington, and is on
his journey thither.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-23

Hon. Fifher Ames, has been sle6fed Prei-
dent of Harvard UniverGty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-23

Four hundred and feventy-eight dollars
have been raiied at the Charlelton THEATRE
for the benefit Of the Orphan Childrenot
the Mr.. Hodgkinlon. AT the New-YoEk
Theatre, laf week, Gxteen hundred dollars
were RATED for the Orphan8-We learn
that the benefit given them at the Bolton
Theatre, latt week, produced about eighs
hundred dis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-23
From ne London Gu=eue Extraordinary.


Z
Dispatches, Of which the following are CO.
pies, were received at the Admiralty this day,
1t one o'clock, A. n. from Vice Admiral Col
lingwood, Commander in Chief of His Majes-
tvs ships and vessels ffCadiz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-23

KeAtacty.-Six petitions from women II
be divorced from their hnibands, and t"9.
from men 10 be divorced from thelr WIVES
were prcfenfsd TO thelegifaturc on tne
I2th ult.-Tho election Of R. Stockton,
was declared illegal, becauf: il was Proysa
he had treated the yotersy--14 -e+s''it al %
from Il nations Of Indians the NIiIiiPP'
and Mifouri, have arrived II Frankt3r,, OF
their way 70 Wafhington.-An addreis n! tEol1 4
a Mai. Git to- col Lyon has been All
nouncej for publication ia tBe vlsr'nS'''D
paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-23

SPdniS doKzry.-Several banks Of the ci'J
Of Philadelphia, we learn, have come TO-
determinatlen u have all the Spanifli dollars
they can procure, converted into Amtrlc3n'
whole, half and quarter dollars, BY TINS
meafure they intend to refrain the remit
tance of SPanifh dollars to the E. Indies
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-26
LAND FOR SALE.
Feb. 10. (eptdsl

A TRACT of about $50 acres, lying on James
"a River, adjoining the town of Lynchburg one
hundred and forty of which is low ground, and faid
to be Of the first quality comfortable proportion of
the high ground lies WE'LL and we'll adapted to the
culture OF tobacco and grain. 1t has excellent fad
and rock fihery on it; fmal apple orchard. good
dwelling houfe and convenient out-houfes; a mill
ieat upPoied to be hyperion to any in that part of the
eountry-the mill houfe would fet wthg thrty-ix
poles OF the river navgable water. Likely negroes
would be received in part pay, and generous price
allowed for one or two blackfmiths that are under
80 years OF 'sc, and good workmen. For further
particulars apply to the fubfcrber the premiies,
or Mr. William Brown, merchant, in Lynchburg.
LEWELLEN JONES.
March l. (ePtD
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LANDS FOR SALE,

In fbt Gene(ee Country. fate gfMeqv York.
HE Subscriber havingcharge of part Of the Valu-
4 able LANDS in the Genelee country, lately I'm.
der the agency Of Charles William .on elq, now offers
them for fale moderate terms either to actual fet.
tiers, or to thoe who declining to fete on the lands
themieves, are delirous of nveftng their monies for
the future benefit of their families The titles of thele
lands are indiiputable.
For terms apply to Mr.. John Henop, at the pro
Pretors land office at Geneva in the county of Onta
rlo i'll the itate Of New York, or to Mr. Saui S.
Haght at Bath, in the county, of Steuben or to Mr.
Frederick Tanning, at PreRon, in the tate of Conne.
cut--orto
ROBERT TROUP.
New York. June 5, 1904. eWG.n
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and amounting altogether to the fun of one mil
lion two hundred and forty thoufand dollars,
ihall be paid, hrit, out of the monies accrung
at the end of the year one thoufand eight hum
dred and hive, from the duties laid by the ACT
pafied on the tweniy-ffth dav of March one
thoufand eight hundred and four, Untitled, "An
Il further to protect the commerce and feamcn
OF the United States againft the Barbary pow
ers," provided that the fun to be paid from the
proceeds of the faid duties fhall not exceed five
hundred and ninety thouiand dollars; fecond.
ly, out OF any balance remaining unexpended
of former appropriations for the fupport of the
navy-and laftly. out of any monies in the trea
fury, not otherwiie appropriated.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of the Houte of Reprejtnfatizes
JOS. ANDERSON,
Proficient Of tie Senate, pro tempore
January 25, 1895.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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March 1.
NOTICE.

a LII PsyloH' INDEBTED 10 be late firm of BUCTIA-
\ NAN, DUNLOP u CO. of Pefeyl5n,g. RO-
BERT POLLOK u co. Of Richmond, and DUN
LoP, POLLOK u co. Of NasebeRe,, are B<,eb,
Notfed that aues Dunlop, late ps,4rer in TIE oboV.
eo"ee'@', ba' become pSrebetS Of tbe ontandGsg debit
neg 7es ose9sf h tegdfO sssle pay6acrf 10 Mr. ysya
1omptias r.Sag IN RisbmsNd tie fIf,i6er ref4Tac
in PaeySDrg, 7ekO aioas authorized TO maxi eo7gr
and grant dfbaygy-Saib will Be iaaf,iuiaafelr eaui-
"s"std 0goi all qob0 do not make fGyme"f bTe he FIJI
Of February Sssf
JOHN DUNLOP, dfio,nsy
Fer JAMES DUNLOP.
PefsyErrg, Nov. Is, 1904 .oE
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Bp dutboritp.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT,

AN ACT,
Making approximation for tbe G.bbort the Ma
ny Of THE United States, during tbe rear one
tboyjand eight hundred and f1s.
DE it enaded, By the Senate and Houje of Re-
~ PrejenfafiVeS Of The United States of H0reri-
ca IN CongrcjJ aOembied, That for defraying the
expenfes of the Navy of the United States, dur
ing the year one thoufand eight hundred and
five, the following fums be, and the fame are
hereby respectively appropriated, that is to
fay:
For the pay and fubfrence of the officers,
| and the pay of the feamea, four hundred and
fifteen thoufand five hundred and feventy-eight
dollars:
For provfons, two hUisitd and twenty-fe-
ven thoufand feven hundred ar eight, fs toi-
lars, and forty cents:
For medicine; initruu .uhs. hofpta Aores,
and all expenfes on account of the ick, ten
thoufand feven hundredald Fifty dollars
For repairs of vef1els. tore rent, and other
contingent expenfes, four hundred and eleven
thoufand nine hundred ari ifty-one dollars, and
two cents:
For the pay and fubeheuce of the Marine
Corps, including provifons for thofe on fhore,
and forage for the ftaf, sighty-two thoufand
five hundred, ninety shree dollars and 6xty
cents:
FOR Clothing, hxteen thouiand i've hundred
and thirty-fx dollars ai3 ninety-eisht cents
For military ftores for the fame, one thoufand
fix hundred and thirty ave dollars;
For medicine, medcaIfervices, hofpitalftores,
and all expences on account Of the 6ck belong l..
ing to the marine corp, one T. and two hun
dred and fifty dollars:
For quartermafersa.d6 b, -racs nafers flores,
officers travelling expe ;es, JmOmers aud car
penters bills, fuel, prec,39m for emitting, mufic
and other contingent ez2epfes, eight thoufand
four hundred and nineteen dollars:
For the expeLfe OF navy yards, docks, and o.
fore keepers, clerks and labourers, fixty thou
faud dollars:
For completing TIE marine barracks at the ci-
ty of Warrington, three thoufand FIVE hundred
dollars:
Sec. Q. and beH further esd7ed, That the
feveral fums hertin SPECIFICALLY appropriated,
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Feb. IL.

OCTOR WILSON reeei4-d yeRerAay a
- Jtpp% Of Peruvinn Bark, GATOR Oil ant
JalaP, all Of the eR quality. He Glo has CaIo-
mel, Rbeubarb, SIENNA, Mamma, Rochelle and
GLa"ber Sails, Tartar En,etic, Ipeeaenanba.
Opium, ELaRie and Silver Catbeter5, EIaRic AID
common Bongie5, SIC. sc. sc.
lie dchgns TO keep a Ipply oftbe beR Afedicines
that can be procured, and RatferJ bimIelftbat bis
acquaintance qvitb Aedieine, qvN emile him to
aJl5are ofPabfe patronage.
-. Per/onI ofneedy eirewnRanerJ bybaying tbe
retail prices ofhiJ MedieineJ, qviH be preJsribcd
for gratis. Oao6sr 81. eyTff
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AT Public Auction, on Saturday the goth day o.
April next, at the Raweigh Tavern, in the city of
Williamfburgh;
MAT valuable Plantatoncaed YARMOUTH,
lying in James City county, on Chiekahomony
River, ten miles from Williamsburg. The improve
ments are two tory brick houfe, with two rooms
aud Paiiage above and beow porticoes on each iide;
large and caPacious barn. and three other ou-houes
he whole traef, including lland, in view of the
houie, high and low land with marines contains about
27oo acres; fcarcely third of which is cleared.
Two thirds of the lnand is arable which, with the
land adjoining the houle is of hyperion quality Ad-
)acent to the Hand are two bold and navgable creeks
with convenient landing to EACH The range for cat
tie very extenlive and the marines and meadows will
iupply an abundance of hay Fifth and wild fowl, in
their REFLECTIVE fealons may with cafe be obtained at
your door. The orchards, confitng of the greateh
variety of all kinds of fruit leeded with care are now
IN their prime The terms of fale one third eah
and one and three equal annual payments for tn.
balance. PEYTON RANDOLPH, ir
For ELIZA INNES.
Feb. 10. (eptds)
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ADVERTISEMENTS
To be SOLD to the higheit bidder, on credi

To be SOLD to the highef bidder, on a credit Of
twelve months,
1--WE TRACTS Of LAND, belonging to the enate
4 OF Thomas Anderfon, dec viz One IN Camp
bell county, of 400 acres, lying on both des of the
main road, on the branches of Beaver Creek; thi,
traa to be fold at next April Campbell court, being
the Sth day of the month
One IN Botetourteoutyoffl 60 acres lying on Cataw-
ba creek this traetto be fold at next April Bote-
tourt court, being the lth day of the month theCe
two fales to be attended by Mr. Anthony Dbrell, who
IS hereby fully authorized aa for the executors OF
she faid Thomas Ander(on.
One O. 400 acres one Of I47 aeres, and one Of 50
acres, lying in Buekngham eoUa,y, a -. ,e-
on the waters Of Rock llund creek, lDG 1le ate,
one on lrying's ferry road Ihefe three laa traa,
to be fold next May Buckingham court, being she
! 3th day Of the month. Bond with approved fe
turity will be required, TO bear interea from the
date, but fpunauay paid the interel all be remit
ted.
NATHT ANDERSON, &
ROBERT RIVES
RX'rs of Thos And ron, dee
Albemarle county, March 10, 1908. ids
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TIL JEFFERSON.
AN ACT,
For the relief Of alexander Murry.

For the relief Of Alexander Mmry.
DE 1t enaHsd, BY the Senate and Hon/e ofRe-
~ prejentafi1,eJ oftbe United States of A,neri-
ca in COngrsij aDenibled-That the proper, ac-
counting officer, liqudate and adult with A
lexander Hurry, the account of damages inter
eft and charges, in the cafe of the fch'r. Charm
ing Betfey, re-caPtured by him, while comman-
der of the frigate ConNellaton in the frrvice of
the United States, during the year one thoufand
eight hundred, and afterwards libelled in the
diftrid court of the United States, for the dill.
triet of Pennsylvania, in which cafe Judgment
was ultimately rendered by the circuit court,
in purfuance of decilion of the fupreme court
of the United States: and that 70 much as NAV
be necefiary for fatsfying the fame, he paid out
OF any monies in the treafury, not o.herwife APP
Propriated.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker eftbs HOUR of RrbreErntati4eJ
JOS. ANDERSON,
Prehaent Of fb< Senate, bro-tsmpore
January 81, 1905.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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n ME JftIsribrr 7cjse, TO It1fbe HOUSE SLOTS
Il i" HiliamySurg zUbereon be ,eiatdt HE LAP year.
mere are oHr acres grand zvb comfortable dgr,-
ing and e7e,y neeD,y ont LOge has nczo enegye, i.
F'4afed i" a" agreeable part ee city, and ees tie a-
V4"fGse q 0a0'1g excellent zoafer on TIE O 7Jete,n.
are one fboyfand dollars.
WILLIAM DFCHNDLISR.
Hilfamf5wg, Mareb 12. (3t&1azy2n.)
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z o p X 1 " T Z X S.
HENRY OURAM-PRESS. MAKER

HENRY MAKER,
Sontb-east corner Of PRIME and Sixfb-freets
u RESPECTFULLY Informs tire trade, that he
n nnderfahe; TO :li4bply Printing 016fees qvifS
ter'S Joiner, eonRantly e,mbleyedm making tie
svood part Of Pre1es, Furniture, Rules, sc. SJe.
Cbaes efnH fset, Competing Sticks, Bras g
Hood GalcyS, g. g. eosRanfly on baUS. or
mad TO order svifb djjbafeb and neafueG.
Orders fr0m any part oftbe Coutiaent attend
Cd to. Pbilad. .1an. S. epsau.
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HE Subscriber intends to prs6tife L.hIv in TIE
l. County Courts of Mecklenburg, Halifax, Luz
nenburg and Bruniwck; 6, in the Dillria Courts of
Bruniwick and Prince Edward.
Any Peron whining to employ him in their bufneis,
may nave ready communication with him at Lon,-
hardy Grove, Mecklenburg, where he will reide
RICHARD APPERSON.
February 10. eTsw
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CHARLES SPENCER

~ AS juit received by the Zip Induilry, from Ii
Il l. verpool, variety Of Japaned and Hard,yar.
amongh which Joiners, Blackfmths & Bricklaver,
Tools quantity of Englih Glue, Seine Irvine.
Drum Cork and Safh Cord fome Muitard Flour, of
hyperion quality, in Bottles of and 4lb each Travel
ling Shaving Cafes, with the very ben Raiors Blank
Memorandum and Pocket Boots,in great variety,a
lew reanis OF sxtraiizsd Wrapping and Cartridge Pa
per, Gee March So 2aw:w)
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.
And immediate boNIMon pip,

-And immediate f'o6sUfon gi4,en:
a HOUSE on the Balm of the Canal, occupied al
L preient, and for four or five years past by the
ubicrber as retail Grocery, and is one among tn.
best stands in the city for that bulinef For terms
apply to ARCHELAUS HUGHES
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