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Legislafurf Of aeassatbusetfs.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY MAY, 81.


FRIDAY MAY, 27.
PATRIOTIC RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. WHEATON, Of Norton, after a
number OF pertinent remarks on the
situation ofour common country, and
the proceedings Of the Legislature at
the last session in adopting certain Res
oiuti0ns approbatory Of the Embargo,
and other measures Of tile National Adj
ministration, moved for and had leave
70 lay the following Resolution on the
Table -
WHEREAS the present critical and
alarming state Of our national affairs,
renders it peculiarly necessary and
proper that our rulers should be cor
rectly informed of the sentiments OF
the People, who are The only Legitimate
source Of power and whereas certain
resolutions passed at the last session of
the Legislature, before means had been
afforded to eonsait their Constituents.
may have led TO misapprehension Of
the state of public opinion And
whereas the People Of this Common
wealth are placed in new and extraor.
binary circumstances, interdicted BY
the National Government from the use
Of the ocean, and from the habits and
occupations 10 which they and THEN
fathers have been accustomed from the
Arst settlement Of the country-ond al
the same time the surplus produce o
their fields and fisheries is perishinga a.
hand, for want OF market, and the ri.
lnous consequences which must ensus
from continuance Of the present sys
tenn OF measures cannot be exceeded b,
the losses and dangers to be apprehen.
ded from any Information which ha.
been ofheially communicated to tb,
Public S-Iherefore,
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his kennel.-Genius Of Ameri,a
wnither art thou fed
Tell me not that the embargo, and
the non-intercourse system are n.ae
.ures Of wisdom or necessity-for tbsy
are neither-Ask the merchants, whova
interests are most affected,) whetbe-
they thank the President for sayine
their property by the embargo win
united voice they win thunder, NO
Ask the Farmers Of this fruitful land
ifthey will fall down and worship this
great Idol, the Embargo, for their Share
of its untold blessings with imDre.
cations they curse the measure, ~
point, in sullen silence, to the wretch
edness and woe which it has brourbt
upon them-Ask the honest, the in
dustrious mechanic to ecoun. the mfpl.
~ comforts which Mr.. JeAerson's En-.
barge has scattered il his path ?--lip
tells you, he is 90 Of employ-his viE
and children, dearer to him than liz
are pinched with hunger, snd he
wretehed man! must be dragged NJ
prison the next hour I! %, blessed
Embargo! "more popular than any
other measure taken by the republican
administration" says the National Ln.
teiHgeHcer, the Presidential Bagpipe !,
Washington" Eacore," cries that
faithful echo, the ,Ai5aay Register, q the
Embargo is proved to be more popular
than any other measure taken by the
republican administration (!
People Of America how long win
ye suffer such gross indignities to your
understanding such mad viol4.ions of
your rights and interests
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The consideration of Mr.. Wheaton's
Resolutions was resumed. Mr.. Story
spoke against them, and Mr.. Bradbury
IN their favour. at one o'clock the
question was taken by yeas and nays,
and decided in the aHirma,ive-veas
24o' nays 2l9--majOrity for the reso-
buttons 27,
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MONDAY, NAY so, 1908
The Committee on the returns of the
several towns and districts Of The votes
for Governor, made a re3ort.-By
which it appeared, that the whole num-
Der of votes for GOVERNOR was
8l,l47-of which 40,574 were neces-
sary to make a choice :-That His
Excellency JAMES SULLIVAN,
ESQ. had 1898, and is chosen. That
the whole number of votes 4 n Lieut..
Governor was 79,75o-of which So
866 were necessary to make choice :
That his Honor LEVI LINCOLN,
ESQ. had 40, S44, and is chosen.
The report Of the joint Committee
on the returns of the several towns and
districts, was accepted in the Senate,
after debate and concurred in by the
House without debate, and the Hon.
Messrs. Mcclellan, Heard, & Sprague
[of the Senate1, Messrs. A.. Spooner,
-Kittridge, Spafford, and Chapman, [of
the Housel we're appointed to inform
the Governor and Lieut.. Governor e
lect, of their choice.
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SENAToR.-At5 o'clock, the hoIse
proceeded to the election of National
Senator, as Mr.. Adams's term Of SER
vice expires with the Sd Of March
next. Votes.
Hon. JAMES LLOYD, if. had 24S
Hon JOHN @. ADAMS, 2l3
LABAN WHEATON, Esq /
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5nleHigenee.
DosToN, NAT 81.


LND4tL o. ~ IN
By Mr.. -Cray's veiiel, which has
arrived at salem, from Spain, His
Catholic Majefy's Conful in this
town, received files Of the Gazette q
Madrid, to the 77th April, incluhye.
The Emperor Napoleon eft Paris
on the I'd Of April, for Bordeaux.
On tie road, be was met by the Am
badador from the new King OF Spain
who preiented his credentials to
him as he Ear in his coach. The En-
peror informed him that he would
eive him audience in the frt city at
which he might fop. The Ambaf-
fador was neceai,ated to change his
carriage, to endeavor to keep up with
him. Napoleon proceeded to Bor-
deaux, where he yiGted the different
public buildings, the river, &c.
The late king ofSpain had Publifh-
ed Proclamation declaring that he
had v5Lpatariy dedicated the throne
in favor Of his fon ferdinand, whom
he called on all his fubjects to obey
at the fame zine he recommended to
his lon to keep in Office the Old IN
fufpe6ted public fesants.
King Ferdinand had proceeded to
Victoria, (which is rs miles N. Of
Madrid, and s. L. Of Billion, to
meet the Emperor Napoleon, and
conduct him to Madrid, where it is
expected the marriage OF the King
with the Emperor's niece, viii be
foIemnized. aud the coronation
take place.
The Prince Of Peace had not been
punifhed, nor even tried-and no.
tbing criminal had been found againft
perfons at hrt fufPe6ted as connect
ed with him.
Extras Of a ietter ffom BiL5oa, dated
APr1I 20, to bis friend in this tom.
g Times are extraordinary critical,
1nd bnfinels quite dull, 70 that if
edaele circumstances continue, we
snglall be obliged to turn farmers. We
ps we new king fince the 10Th alt.
st, father Of Charles 9TH having ab-
E guated the crown to his fon, Ferd;-
$, I'D the 9TH, who is now at Vi6o-
bold II leagues from this place. We
upoFe about 40 to I3o, 900 French
, hops in our kingdom, and are en-
;hauely at a lois, owing 10 the variety
TIE reports to guefs what will be the
ldx ult If the affair however, It viii
7 ua{ be lcng before we fhall know H."
mtry
w oiar6F Of q letter firm BaAial0ye.
s an. The Eait India Company effab-
+ rthed at this place, viii, it is conf
iegently expected, declare a dividend
.rrof at leaf IS per cent. a cargo
worth about 100000 dollars belong
ing to this company, juft arrived from
China, has been fold in parcels at
auction, and the fale was completed
IL lefs than two hours, and at prices
exceeding the limits
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The Democratic List consisted D.
the CounseIlors Of last year, who had
224 votes each.
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thu the further consideration of them
be assigned for Tuesday next, II
o'clock.
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Ion. DAVID COBB, 276
GEORGE CABOT, 275
JOHN g. JONES, 276
EPHRAIM SPOONER, 276
THOMAS DWIGHT, 276
ARTEMAS WARD, 276
BENJAMIN PICKMAN "a 274
PRENT'ISS MELLEN, 276
OLIVER FISKE, 275
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TUESDAY, MAY 81.
AT II O'Clock, the two Houses as
sembled in Convention, when his Ex-
cellency JAMES SULLIVAN, and
his Honor LEVI LINCOLN, prece-
ded by the Sheriff Of Suffolk, and at
tended by the Hon. Council, and Sec
rotary of State, came in, and having fig
nltied their acceptance of the Offices to
which they had been declared elected,
the Hon. Mr.. OTIS, President of the
Senate, administered to them the oaths
and declarations made necessary by the
Constitution Of this Commonwealth,
and law of the United States, to quail
ify them for exercising their respective
Offices. The Secretary of State then
proclaimed them as Governor, and
Lieutenant Governor which was an
nounced to the public by q federal sa-
Lutte from the artillery.
His Excellency and Honor having
Withdrawn, the two Houses, in Con-
vention, agreeably 10 assignment, pro-
ceeded to the choice Of nine Counsel
lers to advise the Governor in the ex-
ecutive part ofgovernment. The Com
mittee on the subject reported the
whcle number Of votes to be 5Ol-of
which the
Hon. HITCF RrGCI Allan ozr
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CoUNsEL1oRs.-At o'clock the
House proceeded to the election oI
Nine Counsellors, vice the gentlemen
chosen on Tuesday, who declined ser
wing. The following gentlemen had
the number Of votes affixed to their
narrec and yvere elected
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(" Horrible {! most horrible .i"-Mv
blood boiIs as I pen this article, and nv
hand trembles beneath the contendiBg
emotions Of shame and indignation.
Take first the following narration as
it is copied from the CoFee-House
Books at Baltimore.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-12
FOR THE ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER.

.JUVENIS, perceiving with regret, that his
unknown correspondent is bewildered In the
labyrinth of Grecian politics, will, fpossible,
afford him clew, which may guide him to
the point from which he departed
An essay is published under the signature
of Juvenis, concerning the foreign relations of
the u. States. The author is soon after at
tackled by nameless writer, who after censur-
ing with equal harshness the youth, and OPT
Mons Of Juvenis, advances assertions and OPP"
Mons of his own. He asserts that commerce
is the subtle poison, which has vltlated and
produced the downfall of all republics = and
declares, that, in his opinion, 1t is productive
of the most pernicious eHects.-Juvenis dis
proves his assertion by reference to history,
and questions the correctness of his opinion,
as to the evil tendency of commerce The
writer in question, now relinquishes IN great
degree, his original position, and intrenches
Although J1uenis is an7villing TO enter in.
10 endless DESTINATIONS concerning uaainltsortant
facts, he cannot refrain from repeating the as
sertion, that the lazva Of Lycurgus Permitted
ice7ztioass intercourse between tie seres. He
did not found his assertion it IS true, ulon the
historical romance ofthe .456e Barthelemi bit
to shezp that he svas not 6 dreanung'' zvhen he
ORIGINALLY adUanced 1t, he refers his corresho,ad
t,,t to Universal History, pot. I'd. hage 500,
London edition, 1857. He zviR there find the
assertion Of JpUenis sRthorted, and his ozcn
quotation from the travels q .1aacharsis direct
~ contradicted.
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himself anew, behind number Of historical
references, tending to prove in a very gene
raj manner, the baneful effects of commerce,
of rapid conquests, of riches and ofluxury.
Juvenis, after taking cursory view ofhis new
ground, endeavors to recall him to the old, by
attempting to demonstrate that commerce IS
2romotiye of the happiness OF the human
race. But his adversary is too skilful ge-
neral to re-occupy position. which he knows
to be untenable. and therefore remains IN his
Businesses, which he diligently fortifes, with
the aid of Messrs. Rollin, Barthellml, and
other skilful engineers. Being incumbered
however, with multitude of Notifications, ar
ranged in "a most :" complex manner, ne
begins to apprehend being " involved in la
byrinth, from which it would be perplexmg to
extricate himself"
Juvenis will not add to his perplexlty by at
lacking him in his new position. Satisfied with
having forced him to retreat, he wlll not
tempt fortune by a rash pursuit. He however
assures his adversary, that if he will boldly re-
sumo his former ground, and again try the
fortune of war in the open field, he will lind
foe, who, though not anxious for, IS little IN
clined to avoid the combat.
JUVENIS.
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matter Of form for gentlemen now to pre-
sent petitions, as it was scarcely possible
TO obtain reports on them. He therefore
asked for the consideration OF the bill for
arming The whole body of the militia aud
also asked for the yeas and nays on the
motion, that il might appear on the jour.
pals tina, it was from no neglect of his that
the bill had no. been taken up. Such was
his extreme indisposi,ion on this day as
well as Yesterday thae o,hing but a wish
to get up the bill could have induced him
TO come TO the house these two days.
The question on taking this bill into
consideration was then decided by yeas and
Gays; yeas II, nays 50.
The house resolved l,seltint commit
tee of the whole on the bill concerning the
post Offices and post roads,
Mr.. MASTERS 10 the chair.
The bill having been gone through, was
reported sothe house.
Mr.. Randolph renewed his motion tor
taking up the bill for arming the whole bo
DIV of the militia. Negatised ID TO So.
The house then took up the report OF
the committee OF the Wnoie just mace on
the bill for altering and establishing certain
post reads.
There being great difficulty to retain
quorum within the bar, and the report not
having been gone through,
After repeated motions for adjournmen.,
one of which was taken by yeas and nays,
the house at length adjourned IS to 3d.
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Senate Of the United States.
FRIDAY, April s.
CASE OF JOHN SMITH.

.
A short conversation arose on the course
of proceeding, some diversity of opinion
existing as to the proprie,y of deciding 90
the report generally, or on the resolution
of expulsion with W hich it concludes.
When on motion of Mr.. Franklin it was
agreed, without division, to proceed to
the consideration Of the resolution.
A message was received from the presi-
dent, in consequence of the resolution a.
dopted yesterday, laying various papers
before the senate.
Mr.. Adams then addressed the senate 10
a speech OF about three hours length 10
the course Of With be vindicased the
course pursued ia this case agaiost the OBJ
lection OF unconsutusiouali,y; and then
went At considerable leogh into an exami.
nation OF The evidence. Abandoning al.
mos, entirely the testimony of Glove. and
M'Farlane, an, insisting but lightly on Ina.
Of the Other deponenss, he rested his ar
gumene principally on the letters, ceclara
sious & acknowledgements of Mr.. Smith
himself; & concluded with expressing his
opiuiou in favor OF The resolution OF ex.
polsion-
When on motion Of Mr. Giles, the. fur
Their consideration ofeehe subject was post.
paned until TO morrow
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ERIpAY, dbril s.

FRIDAY nPfV o.
MIC. W Campbell SAID thar il appeared
tobs uade, stood that the session was draw
lag 10 close; and during the recess il
va, least possible that such a change
might take place in the cepducs of the bel
Fgsreul powers as nigh! justify the sus-
passion Of the law laying 40 embargo, and
lhsreby remove from The citizens OF this
country the pressure under which ,hey now
hbor in consequence of that law. As he
IOucsiyed it very important TO the nation
TIA. ihe moment il could be done with pro
pisiy such pressure should be removed,
be considered ii proper that congress be.
lore they adjourned should determlne the
events or contingencies ppon which than
bv should be suspended, aud also that
they should vest in the executive, under
Certain restrictions, power to suspend the
operation oflhatlaw upon such events hay.
lug taken place as congress should conceive
sood authorize such suspension ill the
nsxlsession. This GIT prevent the call
Of congress at an improper time Of the
year, or a time when it would be very ia.
convenient to meet. 10 order to bring the
subject before the house, &c begged leave
lospbait to their consideration the toll0w
ins resoluiion;
Rssalred, That 10 the event OF such peace
Hsuspe nsion of hos,illies between the bel.
llg'rsnt powers of Europe. or of such
changes 10 their measures affecting Deulal
commerce, as may render that OF the u.
s'suihcisntIy safe, 10 The judgment of the
PRESIDENT of the u. S he oughl to be au.
''a0rlsed by law 10 susp-nd the act 'layi0g
"smbaFge 90 all ships and vessels 10 the
ports sud hnrbors Of the U. So aud the
several acts supplementary thereto, under
'usn exceptions ADD restrictions, as he
Fuollc interest and circumstances Of the
Ease NAV require: Provided, That such
suspension shall not extend beyond
0'5s after Inc commencement; OF the 'nezt
's's.oO Of congress.
Mf. Rbea moved iha. it lie IN the table,
''sailyed, ayes 12.
on motion OF Mr.. G. w. Campbell, it
rs reierred to committee OF the whole
Sse, without diyisioa, aud made the
''ser ct The day for .o-morrow.
'i'. Rqtdo.bh moved hat the house go
NO committee of the whole on the bill
sAng an appropriation for armiDg the
d o's body OF the militia. Negasiyed 80
=, 20 motion of MI. Rkea. the house re.
sa "eo Itself into a committee of the whole,
r. tn is'on the bill concerning post roads.
0o' = mouse were engaged on this subject
Il. TIE usual hour of adjournment when
Is sommltsee rose reported progress and
''0sdl leave to sit again.
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.,.ssaoria Dailp auOsrttssr.
TUESDAY, APRIL Z.

,,,nt Of State, dprilS, 1903.
Dspafs@'' md others wishing TO for.
MERRIAM, - Europe. are informed, that
,srd 's's oder the orders ofshe govern
Vss's',, !, u. .s,l from Baltimore on the 10Th
r 81. poD,h, or as 5000 'ne,esl,es - u. d
D ,n'' ssich viii deliver at L'Of'en' ana
.lb as,''lb. ali such letters as may be re-
E.gloul ly consigned to those ports, or TO
al,ees through the same.
ee *, 4 postage on the letters must DC paio
. Baltimore.
r.,.,es, information from Fraoce states
oaaanarte was on the eve OF leaving
Isa - srad an army cf zoe. 900 meo for
ram '' = Of penetrating Africa. |: Is
p 81, Be his purpose totally 10 subvert the
w. s.,0meo, Of Algiers and the other Bar
.,.,ss If,his information be correct,
=, ,-,sume one OF his Leading views is 70
" -. himself of the immense treasures
Gs,h have been there horded up tor cen,
' which has been long sincee stimat.
,S !, hcrdrsd millions OF dollars.
Considerable solicnude has for some
lime existed 10 learn the issue Of the trial
: Commodore Barron q. Norfolk We
s.a.n,sod that the documents and pro,
,.,d,pes Oh this occasion are so very volu.
r,oous as not 70 have been yettorwaried
@ ,Ds secretary OF the navy.
(Aat. Intel
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il NJ ~. Randolph observed that he knew
,i.s = customary of late to do certain spe.
day small business in thr early part of
4 cIa. ou' the session was now drawing TO
s' and il was little more than a mere
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ARRIVED,
Ship Citizen, Dodge, Isle May, Salt, to A.
and T Dodge.
Brig Fox, Liverpool, Salt and crates, J. and
I. Vowel.
- Victory, Portsmouth, Salt, the master
- Favorite, Stacy, Boston, Salt, the
supercargo.s.
master Jane, Elwell, Gloucester, ballast, the
Sc h.
- Edward, Thomas, Portland, Hemp, to
Lawrason and Fowle.
- Charles, Lincoln, Boston, Salt, to Law
rason and Fowle.
- Friendship, Spear, Wilmington DELI
ballast, Lawrason and Fowle.
Sloop Montezuma, Palmer, Norfolk, M.
Miller
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SATURDAY, Abru9.

Messrs. Anderson, Crawford. aud A
dams spoke, 10 favor of the resolution OF
expussioo and Messrs. HilIhouse, Giles
and Pope against il; when the question
was taken by yeas and nays-yeas IS,
nays 10. The constitution requiring the
concurrence of Two thirds 20 expel a mem
Der, the resolution is TO be considered as
disagreed to.
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Hogsheads for Sale.

Twenty hcgsheads suitable for the striking
of fish, now andinglon Merchants wharf
which the subscriber offers lor sale on reasen-
able terms Those WHO wish to purchase
will please to call on board the schooner Ma
ry, now laying at the said wharf.
Jacob Miller.
April o. IT
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Form ola Proxy.

I hereby empower to give as
many votes in my name for the officers Of
the Washington Bridge Comhany, at the ensu-
ing election as hold shares, and to transact
during the same such other business as may
be necessary.
Given under my hand this day
of
Illness,
April u. eot2M.
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Salt Ahoat.

Crates Of Ware, V7ndoqp Glass, &C. imhortsd
in tie brig Foa, CAPT. DRUMMoNs, from Ii
vert0ol, Uiz.
1000 bufheIs Ground Alum Salt
90 crates assorted ware, consisting of
plain, coIored and enanelled of various de-
scriptions and quality.
10 casks of elegant fancy articles,
China tea sets FURNISHED gold,
Do enamellcd Paris sprig,
China glaze, blue and gilt, pearl,
lustre, cottage, FURNISHED and landscape
Jugs.
Garden Pots and stands, &c. &c. SC.
90 boxes Window Glass, by 9, s by
10 and 10 by ID.
And a small invoice of cotton and
thread hosiery.
The above goods were purchased from the
manufacturers for ready money, and will be
sold on reasonable terms.
APPLr 10
John g Thomas Vowel.
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April u.
--r--v---.---
NOTICE..
THE COMMISSIONERS,


\ PPOINTED by the act of Con-
/ n gress, g entitled an act authorizing the
erection of BRIDGE over the river Poto-
mac, within the District of Columbia" hereby
give notice, that ameesing of the Stockholders
Of the WasAingt n Bridge Comhany, agree bly,
to the directions of the said act, will be held at
SteIles Hotel in the city of Washington, ON
Monday the I'd of May between 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and 3 M. for the purpose Of electing
five Directors, Clerk and Treasurer, and
such other officers, agents and servants, as the
said Company may think fit to appoint, and
for transacting any other business, in pursu-
ance Of the said act, and appertaining to the
nature and objects of the institution of SAID
Company.
BY order Of the Commissioners,
ROBERT BRENT.
Chairman
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eot2M.
a. Post-OMce.

Those who have been in the habit of re-
ceiving their letters by the Penny-Post, are
requested to call at the Office for them, as he
is at present unable to deliyer them from in-
disposition.
April l IL st
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r E M O v A L.

THOMAS SHIELDS has removed to his
old stand nearly opposite the market-house,
where he intends carrying on Ladies and
Gentemen's Hair Cutting and Dressing in
the most approved manner.
April -. st
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Printing in all its various branches
handsomely executed at this office.
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e. The Officers of the fe-
cond Legion, are requested to attend Train
ing, at the usual place, ON Thursday, l4th
instant, at half past four O'Clock in the after
noon. They will please to appe ar armed.
April l2. st
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PUBLIC SALE.

TOMORROW, at three o'clock, in the af-
ternoon, on Vowelps wharf, on credit of
60 and so days, will be sold,
Thirty bales upland Cotton, selected for
retailing.
10 hogsheads and tierces Molasses.
tierces Rice.
hogsheads first quality Sugar.
P. G. Marfeller,
April IL.