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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15
OF TURKEY

Government are in hourly eXpecta-
ton of the arrival of dispatches from
Admiral Duckworth. There is mystic
~ in his proceedings before CONSTANT
nople, which must continue inexplica-
bic until they arrive. lie was furnish
ed with ample means Of destroying the
town his instructions were positive,
and SO full as to suit every possible ext
gcncy. Even the number OF minutes
during which he was to wait for an an
swer to the proposals transmitted TO
the Divan, was Specified.
EXPECTED .ARlIIS1ICE.
No intelligence from the Continent
has reached us this morning. 1t is a
prevailing opinion that an Almisticc
has taken place between the armies in
Poland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15

A fire lately ragged in-the heads of Parr'
Adair, and Con1tort 7yie5-wLich did great
damage to the inhabitants.
The newtreaty with Great Hritairi--dlea'
last night, with cold, caught IN The pas
sage
The President, We understand. has declIn'
cd the honor Of hiother-trip to Garter
Mountain.
The late frcshct has done great darag'
to-160O0 par Of ladies' and gcGtle'nen
shoes.
All persons are hereby forbid harbor.ns
the Stratford new Bridge--seen by Capt
Buddington. in company with five others
going T. wards Poston.--Bafqrrs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15
.'ssHfIkZ@%'.-

A Cozyaydiy fellow, much given TO abpar !
ert courage, or boasting, Gas most towards
are, having spoken impcrtinentIy to gen
tleman, received = violent box on the ear.
Summoning his most authoritative tone, be
demanded whether that was meant in ear
nest. eyes sir, replied the other, without
hesitation. The coward, thinking, he
should have frightened him, turned away,
saying, 81 am glad of It sir, for do not
like such tests"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15

LONDON, APRIL Y.
The LordsChancellor, in MS Maies-
TVS Name, delivered the following
Speech -
" NJ L2rlis End Gentlemen,
We have i'll command from his
Majesty to inform you that his Majesty
had thought fit II avail himself Of the
first moment which would admit Of tile
interruption Of the sitting Of Parlia-
mcnt, without material INCONVENIENCE to
the public business, to close the present
Session And that his Majesty has
therefore been pleased TO cause Com
mission to be issued, under the Great
Seal, for proroguing Parliament.
We are further commanded TO
state to YOU, that his Majesty is anxious
TO rccur to the sense of his people,
while the events which have recently
taken place are yet fresh in their reCol-
lection.
His Majesty feels, that.in resorting
70 this measure, under the present cir
cumstanccs, he at once demonstrates in
the most nnequiyocal manner, his own
conscientious persuatiOn of the recti-
tude 81 those motives upon which he
has acted and affords 10 his people
the best opportunity Of teshfying their
determination to support him IN every
exercise Of the prerogauves Of his
Grown, which is coniormable to the sa-
cred obligations under which they are
held. and conducive to the welfare Of
his kingdom, and to the security of the
Constitution.
" His Majesty directs us TO express
his entire conviction, that after so long
reign, marked by a series Of indul-
genccs to his Roman Catholic Subjects,
they IN common with every other class
Of his people, must feel assured Of his
attachment to the principles Of Just
and enlighted liberation and Of MS
anxious desire to protect equally, and
promote impartiully, The happiness OF
all descriptions Of his subjects"
:" Gentlemen Of the Hohae IF Com
mons.
. lis Majesty has commanded US to
thank YOU, in His Maiesty's name, for
the supplies which you have furnished
for the public service.
Gle has seen with great satisfaction,
that you have been able to find the
means Of .lcfray;ng, in the present
year, those large but necessary eXpen-
ccs, for which you have provided, with
out imposing upon his people the inn
mediate burden Of additional taxes.
Ills Majesty has observed with no
less satisfaction the inquiries which you
have instituted into subjects connected
with public economy. And, he trusts.
that the early attention Of the new Par
liament, which he will forthwith direct
to be called, will be applied to the pro-
sccution of these important objects"
NJ Lords end Gentlemen,
His Majesty has directed US most
earnestly to recommend TO you, that
YOU should cultivate, by all means in
your power, spirit Of union, harmony,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15
FOREIGN Nous.


By the ship Sarah and Eliza, VIII,
arrived At Boston on "Wednesday ll
London papers to April %, and p, r1''
dates 10 April 18th, have been r,cri,lS
H. Il appears that both the C,..,,
Armies were daily rcinion inr M
FreDch Grand army was to " orc
cd into three distinct armies III
first to becommandtdby Marshal NI.
sena, and TO operate on the lieh,--h
2nd by the Duke Of Berg, ,MurNie
the ccnue---und the Sd % form tie Ia
under the Prince Of pontc-Coroo. lp,,
nadotte)
az 1t was apparent that some pre,.
military plans were in secret onrr'
ton and which must speedily be d.
velopcd.
al A powerful expedition was !,
preparalionin England Part ofwIirh
was supposed to be destined ac;in.,
Hamburger and part against Der
mark. There were. however rcmr,
Of general pacific negotiations beinp N
the tapis ; and there were believersn
them.
Accounts from Malaga state thattb.
English and Turkish fleets have M
and fought the latter defeated, AMI
compelled to make peace.
A 'Jlrnr,r r1rcv.:1,d SO, a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15
by the el9atts.

PHILADELPHIA, JUNE b.
Burr's Triai-It is evident from the
communications made TO the Aurora
by the editor now at Richmond, that
he expects the government will be able
to prove nothing against Burr. He is
accordingly endeavouring to prepare
the minds of his readers for the result
by the most gross insinuations and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15
SPECK OF PEACE.

Il was rumoured yesterday that a
cartel had arrived from France, and
that some pacific proposal had beer
made to our government. Stocks IN
consequence experienced rise. We
cannot find out, however, that any com
muncation has been made from the
French to our government. There
was rumor too last night, an unbound
cd one, we believe, Of an armlsnce be-
tween Russia and France.
Accounts firm various parts OF The
continent agree, that during tie late
cessation Of military movements, some
negotiations for peace were entered
into-end in fact they so SO far as to
state, that an armistice had absolutely
been concluded; but this needs confr-
nation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15

Ertr4ct Of letter from London, Of IL
tril 90, 1907.
We hear that Mr., Jefferson is mad
enough to send back the Treaty. You
would not get one better"
The Dutch Government has grant
ed Hope, sc. licences to import direct
ly from this country This will ruin
your trade TO Holland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15
BOSTON, IUNE III.
Late from The Mediterranean.

1~1Lt Jfo" tHc HItuttfVFGHCLU.
\ gentleman, who came passenger
n the ship Thomas, arrived here yes
telday, from Marseiles, last from Mall
aga, states, that the American Consul
at tie latter place, informed him of of
fetal accounts having been received,
that Peace had actually taken iAlace be-
trent ne Ottomor Porte and Russia and
England } that this event was however
not effected until after a severe and
destructive battle between the English
and Turkish flcets, in which the former
were victorious, but though the loss Of
great many killed and wounded, and
the blowing UP Of one Of its largest
ships Of war.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15

the most indecent accusations against
the court, the,wltnesscs, the counsel o.
MIR. Burr, and the inhabitants Of Rich
mond, generally. In the Aurora of this
morning is stated that high federal
entertainment had been made for him,
in Richmond. This is perhaps as true
as the assertion sometime since made
in the same paper, that he was enter
tanned and Toasted by the federalists
when in this city, and that of his having
received public supper from the fed
erafists Of AfeXandria.-U. S. Gaz.
Nothing additional relative TO the
proceedings in the case Of col. Burr,
was received by the last mail. It's Un-
derstood, even if bill for treason be
brought in by the grand Jury, that the
trial on it'cannot take place during the
present session OF the court.
The Jurors in that case must be Ia
ken from the country in which the
crime is allcdged to have been commit
ted That is, Wood County, Virginia.
Amidst those " throes and conyul-
slons," says the Baltimore Post " of
party interest, however, the old repub-
llcan party, though .te7o in n'mbera-
have maintained the ascendancy. The
consistency Of their conduct, the purity
Of their character, their long and tried
patriotism and eminent disinterested-
ness, fudge y forming hedge round
about them" as body may say, = nall
me tangere, in9lunc laceasit," (prctty
pig Latin, and meaning, take il, that
any body could kick and cuff them with
perfect impunity) for they possessed,
and still do POSSESS, the confidence Of
the people"
After a deal of circumlocution, and
column and half of predatory matter,
the writer puts the following question
" Hho shall zye auhhort far President 2"
In plain unvarnished language ]
say, George Clinton for President, and
.Nathaniel bfacon, or Join Langdon, for
ViCe-President - Week. InSh.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15

The Chronicle Estimates, that his
Excellency the Commander in Chief
is about to bring toward in general or
ders, some expensive plans for the i'm
Provement of tie Militia and that
the leading men in the administration
are ready to F." support him in those inn
prOvements. "-Saiem Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15

The Russian and French armies axe
not more than 25 German miles distant
from each other.
A great dearth Of provisions is said
to prevail in the Republic Of the Seven
Islands.
Our Dover letter states that heavy
firing took place on theopposite French
coast on Saturday evening, but the
cause was unknown. \ circumstance
of this kind always excites consldera-
bic interest, as the French announce
their victories and other important c
vents in this way.
A correspondence has taken place
between Mr.. Secretary Canning and
Mr.. NTunroc in which the former is au-
thorised thus officially 70 state the dis
appreciation Of the Admiralty at the
conduct Of certain British Command
crs, in having warned some American
ships from entering the prot Of Ant
werp.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15
portlano,

Monday, lime IS, 1907 ;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15

The houses Of Hope, Willinck s Go.
have agreed to furnish the Dutch gov
eminent with loan Of 100000 Of
ducut5i The contractors, it is said be
permitted to carry on trade with Eng
land, in certain articles Of commerce,
hitherto prohibited by the government
OF Holland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15

NOTE BY WILLIAM " AH-AFbs Eo'l.
The sage JIugtaoha, 7vhe7l he 7yrote tie
abo7e paragraph, hal brobabLv IN his eve thr
faHo-riag anec !ote, ,ciated either 5y Liatan.
Fl ie',us. ~ fo5s3hHs lfii'e~ins, 7llgayG calleL
r HiA'sr-3f tfacetioas memory.
The captain Of d sLave ve'sel. on HIS frs
Inning On IKE COAST Gaiaea, obsrrvea y74e'
a PAIN tree a negro chief sitting majestic
a!1y 81 a stYmb zvhike tr5o Vpomevi spitA spooasr
sb9ors. zueyc administering his favorite y5ofta5t
Of boiict rice, zytich as his imperial nlyest
qpas a Hftze Rreety, zrould part IF i escape the
piaae IF destination, and run do7gn lis chm
'Yhe ,vdtcitM attendants 1e,e particularly c@ e-
FL to intercept these scdpegrace particles, ant
,et0n then, to their proper port Of eatry. is
,5e CAPTAIN abbyoacfeL, in order to admire tbs
curious exhibition IF royalty. the great chief
claboed his hands TO his s..des, G'd salutef his
Sisitor with the foi2o,ring PorrlboIs question,
Swell, sir ,ghGt DO they saly q me in Eng
i1r9P
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15
MUSTAPHA.
Late Foreign Intelligence.
Rcoe.7el 81 an a7,irH n Bost7n fJor1 LIN
lyp2oL-Lord1n dIics to .ipH 28.
Dissolution IF Parliament.
HOUSE OF LORDS.

LONDON, APRIL y.
The LordsChancellor, in MS Majes-
tvs Name, delivered the following
SDpeCh -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15

The situation in which the military
affairs Of the continent stood at our last
dates,. renders it pretty certain, that a
great and decisive battle has taken
plance ere this. Report is busy in stat
ing the fact, and numbering the loss
fthe French, in killed alone, at $4,000
men but this we do not credit. Ru-
NOR also states, that Jerome Bonaparte,
has been surprised and taken prisoner
BY the PIussians.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-10
LoAx-oFfIcE, State Of Virginia,
June 8, 1907.

Juno o, 1OUI.
NOTICE is hereby given, That in con-
~ formity with the provisions of the act
supplementary to the act, intitued % An
act making provision for the redemption
OF the whole of the public debt of the u
nted States" books will be opened at the
Office Of the commissioner of loans for the
state of Virginia on the first day of July
next, &c continue open until the seventeenth
day OF March, 1903, inclusivcly, the four
teen last days of each quarter excepted,
for the purpose of receiving suhsc riptionS
for such parts of the old six per cent. de-
ferred six per cent. and three per cent.
stocks, as may, ON the day of subscription,
stand on the books of the said commissi-
oner OF loans.
Those proprietors of the old six per cent.
and deferred stocks, who may subscribe,
VIII receive in lieu thereof new six per
cent. stock, equa. to the unedeemed "a
mount of The stock surrendered, redeema-
bic at the pleasure of the United States,
under proviso however, that no reim-
bursement shall be made except for the
whole amount of any such new certificate
of stock, nor till after SIX months previous
notice: and the proprietors OF the three
per cent stock who may subscribe, will re-
ceive in lieu thereof, six per cent stock,
equal to siXty-hve per cent. OF the amount
OF three per cent. surrendered, redccma-
bic In TIE same manner as the new SIX per
cent. aforementioned, but not reImbursabe
however, without the assent OF the hold
ers, until after the whole of the new six
percent (given in exchange for old six
or deferred as abovemcntioned) as well as
the whole of the eight per cent. stock of the
United States, shall have been reimburs-
ed 1t is also provided that in every reim-
bursement which may take place, pre-
ference will be given to those creditors who
may notify their wish to be reimbursed
and that If the applications to that effect
shall at any time either exceed or fall
short of the sum then applicable to that
purpose, the priority of payment shall, so
far as may be necessary, be determined by
lot.
The present stockholders who reside in
any part of Europe, and may assent to that
modification, may, at their option, receive
the interest accruing on the new stock, Ell
Their in the United States as heretofore, or
IN London, or Amsterda m, at par: in which
asst case the interest viii be paid there by
the bankers of the United States, six
months subsequent TO the day on which the
same would be payable in the United
States and subject TO no variation nor TO
any other deduction than commission to-
the bankers, of one half per cent. OH the
interest thus paid.
JOHN PAGE.
(OJyJui SSiouer OF IOnte
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-10
pirot1ta Args,e Grtrazza,J1us 10, 1907
the LIST January, and

18th March, 1908, ISL AZ o..
Being the unredeemed amount of the old
stock on the 1st July, and October, 1907,
and 1st January. 1903, respectively
Proprietors of 1000 dollars three per cent
stock will be entitled to receive $50 dol
lars of new six.
W9m J. p Con,'r. Loans
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-10

SUPPLEMENTARY TO the act intituied ".fn
act making PROVISION fo, the redemh'i-
on ofthe 7vhoie of'the Public debt Of me
United States"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-10
JOHN PAGE.
CommisSioner ofLoanS.
NOTE.

Proprietors 1000 dol
lars nominal six per
cent stock, subscrib
eG before the 1st Oc-
to5cr, 1907, will be
entitledto receive, 649 60 of new six
If subscribed between
the 1st October, and
31st Dec 1907, GA 81
II subscribed between
the LIST January and
18th March, 1903, GIG 03
Proprietors of 1000 dol
lars nominal defer
red, subscribed be-
fore the 1st October,
1907, will'be entitled
to- receive, 855 70
If subscribed between
the LIST October, and
31st Dec. 1907, $50 90
IL subscribed between
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-23
lust Received,

AND FOR SALE By THE SUBSCRIBERS,
2 pipes L. P. Madeira WINE
2half do. do. do.
epipes Cognac BRANDY, 18th proof.
WadszpoxtA 6. Butter,
WHO HAVE On. HAND,
Z 20 hhds. jamaica r UM, 4th proof
10 do. St..Croix do. 2d&sade.
do. New-England Go.
s pipes Holland GIN
2 do. country do.
hhd.L. market Madeira Wine 2sofa supe-
4 quarter cas, Ks 10. do. 5 riotqu'ty
s do do. LIP. Tereriffe do. do.
5000 bushels Lisbon SALT.
January |
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4USTl. RECEIVED,

AaB FOR SALE Ri 1RE SUBSCRIBED,
fao boxes Mould& DiptC ANDLES,
1000 pieces yellow NANKEENS
4 cases Irish LINENS
10 bales India G. OTTONS, assorted
4 barrels Glapber's SALTS
20 casks Malaga WINE,
And atew boxes choice Bordeaux CL4ARE.T.
John G. Laid.
June l !
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-23
La Plata Hides.

1914 South America OK HIDES, of the
first quality, from Monte Viedo, are now
landing and for sale at No a, Water-street,
Baltimore, By
William Jenkins.
also on Hand,
LaguKa, OrSnoko and Curacao Hides.
II general assortment Of
Tanners and Curriers' Tools; Tanners
Oil and Leather, of,all kinds; which 10 offer
ed on accommodating terms.
June 8. IDOL essw
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District of Colun1bla.

NTOTICE is hereby giusn 70 all -saaoa Il
nay concern, r hat the Consul General
Of Portugal to the United States of America,
has authorized the subscriber, to legalize ali
papers that may be necessary for vessels
hound from the ports of this district TO any in
Portugal or Madeira.
Thoss masters Of vessels who may emit
having their bills of health thus certifled, will
be liable TO undergo quarantine.
1t is requisite that any article shipped for
account Of a Portuguese subject, should be
: declared, and sworn 10, as Portuguese proper
y; snsl'the bills of fading legalized as above.
Lewis Deblois.
May Is.
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~ &c
oid %. Lscephe -sissoe eiaise' Ia >~'S' -
ese dozeh
r lew dozen me ialroa''na.
~ Ia 49,, Va w. s.lnd;s r',n
49, Ma r,',s 90. y - - Se' -
.SeN.l.lee,a''u ,a M"n,.s h..,,,lr
Ioila 49, "a Nv oa,,, r,N , ,s,,,'
e:al,i .,'. -, 49, :, easo g.
T',,;a, ..l';a sA' ni 80 IA
liio,' "',.'A = W! ~: ,..,
- pat I; ! eh,As' ""A' = '''s'
I ,151 8: ~ oaffsis
', " iiHe vine 6, ana e,usi Vni'ess5ai'
Florence ,rt1, Oh n = MASKS
: hofssheaas f I, wanna money ga.
Is 90. choice retailing i fp
Gunpowder \
Imperial /
Eyscn TEAS
Young Hyscn ef rood ousAtp.
Hyson-Skin and
Southone
x,,4 ao.,.. J;aa,.4 s,;f;a.
80, s 'l't $ 49, 4l''s - =, -
Loaf and limp sugars, Philadelphia, BAL
timore and Alexandra.
Leiper's, CARROTS, and I1amiIten's snuff
-. lei
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-23
Public Sale of Lands.

On Saturday the 7tl day Of Jsne inert, zvi2 De
sold AZ he Coffee House, IN the toaua fs4fe.r-
{. audria, al 10 clock, eftAat dayBy pi1tue
Of a decree ,offhe honorable tie United States
Circuit ceosssr, Q, tie District of co1llnbia.Jor
tie County 81 alexandria, on s and IL montas
cfedi., THE, following tracts efl land to nit:
One Tract or parcelof Land,
lying in the county Of Fairfax, adjoining the
lands of the late Col. Charles Rroadwater,
containing about 500 acres.
One Other Tract OF Land, III
the county of Montgomery, on the waters O.
piaey River and Paint Greek, branches OF the
kenawha, granted by the commonwealth OF
Virginia to Nicholas Hannah, containing geo
acres.-.also,
One other Tracr OF Land, III
the county of Hampshire, in the state OF Vir-
gina, formerly granted to Bryan Bruin, and
by him sold to John Pankake, containing 49,.
acres.--Thc above mentioned lands were, by
the last will and testament of Robert Ase2an-
dos, deceased devised to his son Robert and
arc. now sold to satisfy a debt Que to George.
CHAPMAN, Junior.
Thomas Swami, =
George Deneale, 5.
EdmGnd |. Lee, J
A,5y az. d
Joseph Vaudeville.
ScorAer Of Kffnss e,Rd Fai.far-strfets,
HAS RECEIyED
40 barrels WHISKEY
.aQoo lbs. cheese, OF superior quality
10 bales cotton
10 boxes best Florence oil, in bottles
sl5 casks choice si1.aK twist tobacco
40 boxes mould and dipped candles
10 boxes fresh chocolate
40 rcams wrapping paper
Imperial ItAo,
Iyson OF this years am
Young H5&os,, and poFsation & very
Nyson-skm tne qualities
Syhssh, With a general assortment ofwinss,
liquors aud groceries, he will sell very low
for cash, produce, or the usaal ered.t
June -.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-23

IN COMMON COUNCIL,

IN yCONTNISylS 5COUNCIL.
JUsE,2o, 1907,
ORDERED, go
THAT Williams Rely. John Dlmdas, and.
Adam Lynn, be appointed commissioners to
hold an election at John Hodgkin's tavern. on
the first Monday in July next for tie pur-
pose OF, electing metnber of the Common
Council for ward numbers, in place of john
Mckinney resigned.
. Teste, JAMES M. M REA, c. G.
June 90. ct
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FOR SALE.
EOh D"11L3
On Advantageous terms,

On advantageous terms,
4 THREE STORY. BRICK. FIRE
n HOUSE, on Union-strcet, next door
to Beniamin Shreve, jun. we'll situated for the
SAi1lting. or Grocery business--Also, a LOT
of GROUND, at ths soFnGr of Water and
Wolfetstrests. f,s -.
TO RENT,
md immediate Possession gipes,
7 The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
on Fairfax -streef, occupied BY Jeeo6 H.sfasn
Ian excellent stand for the Dry Coon buss-
nesss---Apply to
Jonah Thonpfop g Son.
March "a. stA#h =
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Nay Is.
7. ~ NJ z D.

A MILLER who IS master of
his business, TO take care of a merchant mill
: 80 such a one good wages will be given.--
For tie person who wants, please apply to
MIR Jossflh Smith, Alexandria.
March IL. d
Printing, in ITS vdrsoas branches,
laadfomsly sxeeatea at this o0ee.
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SALES AT Z NDu e.

On every Tuesday and Friday.
WILL. BE SOLD,
AT THE vENDuE STORE,
Corner Of Prince and Water streets,
4 saristy sf Dry Goods, Groceries, sc.
Particulars OF which will be eSpg essed IN
the bills of the day.
ALI. kinds of goods which ars on hnita-
ION and the prices Of which are established,
can al any time be viewcdand purchased at the
lowest limitation and prices.
P. G.. Marsteilef, w.
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TIC K E. T S,

* e. K f. / >,
In the Washington Bridge Lottery,
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
For sale at r. Cars Bookstore
Where scheme Of The Lottery may be
Seen. 1900
adsy 80. -.
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TUST RECEIVED,

JUST KECElYED,
And now landing from on board the brig N1arys
Capt. Hall, from Boston, at Lawrason and
Fowle's wharf, and for sale by
Lawyason and Fcwle.
So tons plaster Paris; 200 casks lime
s, boxes Mould candles 50 do soap
s casks spermacaeti oil
IN STORE,
$50 bo,ss. mould candies; so dc. dig'd do,
80 do. soap; go do. chocolate
so barrels r. Z. rum
8 chests imperial, I FIRE ,SH
IS do. young hyson 5 tens.
S hhds. Mus. sugar; Is barrels. do, do,
40 do. HAVANA white and brown sugar
100 boxes Noya-Seotia Herrings
7 40 do. goldfish; IS barrels. fall mackarel
go casks raisjns ~.
bales BcerboSa gurrahs,
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so quarter casks BelIona gunpowder.
June 90, ,.f d.