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p BLIC SALE.

THIS DAY at 5 o'clock, will be sold, on
Ramsay's wharf, the CARGO of the sch'i.
Mary, consisting of
70 barrels FIRST quality Sugars,
Is hossheads ditto Motasses,
100 bags Coffee.
Cleuit made known at the place of sale.
P. G.. Marsteller.
March IS
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lust LANDED.
March %

JOO AnNOCOs
And fer sc!e, next door 6elow the Pdsf.
Office,
10 tons Bar Iron
SO pieces Ravens Duck
40 pieces Russia oheeungs
80 boxes Brown Soap
II do. White do.
20 barrels No. Beef
% boxes Mould Candles
u bags Sumatra Pepper
IL hrkins best Butter
kegs Mustard
2 Mahogany Bureaus
casks Herds Grs's seed
II quintals Dun Fish
box Russia Crash
coils SPunyarn
A quantity Of Handspikes, Logreels & Stick.
br omS
1890 yards Tow Cloth
1900 VT new Mich Cheese
4 boxes Florence Oil
1900 feet Bo.rds
l box Planes
William Smith.
March 2. d3t&lawtf
t. Printing Handsomely exc
euted at this office.
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PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold on Tuesday, tho Goth inst. At
x 3 o clock, on M'Clean's Wharf,,
- The Cargo Of the Schooner Eliza, Capt.
Berry. from st. Kits, consisting of seventy
seven puncheons Sd proof Rum of good qua
lily, * eighteen Hhds. Molasses, OF terms
that will then be made known.
The Owners.
March %
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ALEXANDRIA DAILY GAZETTE.
SAURDAY, MARCH %.

Capt. Staunton, who arrived yesterday from
St: Jago, (see ship news informs us, that Just
before he sailed, very serious apprehensions
were entertained OF an Instruction in favor of
Independence ; in consequence Of which the
adherents of Ferdinand had arrested several of
the principal merchants on suspicion OF being
concerned III the plot, and sent them to Ha-
wanna. Every thing was tranquil, however
when Capt. S. sailed The account of Mas
sena's defeat Was current at St. Jago.
Ot all the uninteAigidle articles published in
the government paper, the piece of Thursday
is perhaps the most singular The Editor
seems to be quite at loss. He rails at those
who rail at Congress then he rails at Con-
gress himself; he next declares that " it is
not enough to rail at improper measures p
and lastly, he rails against rating The H.
telligencer places US, indeed, in most curl
Gus predicament; for he asserts that we are
neither at peace nor war; and he says, if the
last Congress had pursued an energetic
course" it would have "issucd'' in either the
one or the other This state of affairs certainly
defes definition" 1t is most sincerely to
be hoped that after expiating our tolies in this
political pursatory, we may reach political
paradise.
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Mons. PRENTA1R,


Mons. PRENTAIR,
Somebody have write one publication in
your Papar, one time some day dis week.
bout Mons. Barlow, de ambassador of de con-
Sress to my country. Who is dis falla, dat
Send to you dis piece? Parbleau NJ Barlow
IS one very clever jentimen, and he have bin
IN France two tree years ago. And he set up
IN de lection for membair OF de convention
He is citizin of France too beside, whish show
dat he is one philosoiair, accordeen to de An
gieesh poet:
" ~, countries are wise mans home,
And SO are governments to some.''
For my part, tink, Sair, dat Mons Ma1di-
son have done very wise ting, to send Mons
Barlow to Paris. Resar, if he kesh king
Jorie on de road cross de watair, he will pool
him by de nose, and cut his head off wild de
guillotine Cara How glad every repoob-
hkeen will be! We shall rejoice very mush
Of tide old raskcel - hope Mr. Barlow will
take Mr.. Fulton long wild him, and blow up all
de dem riStocrat in de worl
Eth bicn, Mons. Printair, what is de reason
of you fedralees to hate I'll dc grand repoobli-
keen know--you pocket de Angleesh gin
nee. If you could get eighteen touseen dol
lair jeost for go to France, III be bound you'd
be very mush please of it. dare say nj.
Barlow can write lettair to de EMPEROR in de
Fransh langueejc, to stonish him like de dia-
bic, and make him do de freedom of de sea in
minnet remembair one time NJ Barlow
make one beautiSool speesh bout liberty, and
de people say, mon Dieu, what elegant speak
air. Den whisper inside myself, if he was
long wild Anarcharsis Clocts, how glad de
orator of de human race would be to hear him
talk so sweet And when he see Mons
Volney, and make four FIVE nice bow, dey will
bote be proud too mush. Dis is what like.
So as you have publish de infamous writeens
gairst Mons. Barlow, shall not be one Of
your describair any more from dis date, don't
care wheder It's Gerninal, Or Flerial, or Prai.
rial, no, not FIVE fardeen! Now mine your
selffcr future.
have de honneur to be, Sir,
WiG de highest consideration,
(Signe1 NICHOLAS pEDROsA,
Hairdresser.
P. S: ANY time you want to get shave, or
have your hair cut lG Brutus, I shall satisfy
you wild great deal of pleasure. N. P.
Serious Truths in short Metre.
Our nation has been led inc wrong and
fatal track, and is plunged at last into laby-
rinth of difficulties. Nor is there any other
way cfescaping ruin, but to reraee Its steps
1t must return to the honest magnanlmous
policy Of Washington, else it is lost. This
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The ship, Robinsonovea, of this port, from
City Point bound to London, with cargo of
tobacco, was captured about the latter end Of
December, aud carried into Dunkirk
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BALTIMORE, March 81.
IMPORTANT.

The following was received by the ship Or
leans, arrived yesterday from NewOrleans,
where ii had been received by express from
Nacogdoches, and published in an extra
sheet
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March IS
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N O. T | C. E.

N @ T | c E..
THE co-partn@rshlp Of Sangster and i'm
nines, was this day dissolved b. mutu-
al con.ent: All bcrsons having claims g.
painst the said concern will please exhibit
them and all iatehtcd will make immed,-
ate payment to Thomas Shreve, who is duly
authorised to settle all the business OF said
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c. PAGE, Cashier.

THE f:l'o7vfns ertract is made from THE Iazu Of
Congress incorhorat'ng said Bank, for the
iajormntion Of Stockholders not residents Of
The tozvn Of Ill randria -
4" AND in the choice Of Directors, every
Stoo khuider shall vote in person, Except
those who shall reside our Of the town of A
lexantlria) who may vote either in person. or
by written ballot by him or her subscribed,
with his or her name, ana duly acknowledge
ed iefore Judge of court. justice of
the peace, or notary public; certificate
whereof shall be made on said ballot, by the
sa d Judge, jnstice Of the piece. or notary
pubic, before whom such acknowledgment
shall be made and said ballot shall be by
him sealed up, and addressed 10 the cashier
of the bank, and being transmitted to said
cashier before the time of the election of di-
rectors, said ballot shall be received & count
ed in the choice of directors"
October 2awte
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o. Great Bargains.

THE subscriber contemplating remov-
al to the country, offers for sale lis
Took OF. FURNITURE, consisting of
ideboards, Secretaries, Bureaus, Tables OF
various descriptions and other Furniture 100
eoious to mentien-all Of W hich he will dis
pose of on very reasonable terms for cash or
sood notes.
James Ward.
N B. A good ten plate STOVE. with
Pipe Also, a Franklin do. for sale by the
subscriber. J W..
September 10 co
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Elisha .Janney,
James Keith, jun.
2JwtS
ROBERT GRAY,


has htel1 received, for sale, the following
AIUSJt' .tortae PLlAO FORTE.
GRAND RDNDO---by Voight.
Military Observation-Disclosures.
Easy Lessons Reinagle.
Favorite Ductt-Glidon.
& 1; % :;;. vi: e s;';;
Six Rondos-Nicolia.
Serenade, Walce ct Rondo-Gildon.
Savoyard, Rondo-Gildon.
lie Sansonet Affranchi, Glider,
Romance ond Rondo,
Military Rondo-Holst.
Favorite Lesson Steibclt.
Gipssy Rondo-- Hoist.
Les P.sirs he L'Esperance-Cildon.
La File decentralization.
The Maid Of A!artivale, ballad from
Moore's Poems---Stephenson
Viotti's PolIacca, arranged for the Plane
Forte-Dusek.
Italian Momfrina-Host.
Irish Meiodist-Vocal Repository, Nos.
and 7-The Sacred Companion forthe Ger
man Flute-a selection of Psalm and hymn
Tunes, adapted to that instrument.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Piano Fortcs, Guitars, French Horns,
Clarinets, Hautboys, Flutes, Flies, VioIlns,
&c.
Violin Strings, Bows, Bridges & Screws.
Instructions for learning to olay Oh each
Instrument.
MAY 81.
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John GATHER,
May 81.

Corner Of Prince and Fairtar streets,
las just received from Philadelphia
i i New Ark, and New York, handsome
assortment of Pearl, Topaz, and Cornelian
Jewellery, Watch Chains, Seals, Keys -
Also, handsome assortment of Silver Pla,e
and Plated Ware, which will be sold at u re-
dnced price.
N. B.. The highest price given for ola
Gold and Silver.
October 3taw2w
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Orphans Court,

Alexandra, County, Oct. ERIN, 10 !.
Ordered, That the administrator o, Jon
popeK1Ns, deceased, do inae-t the foiio"i ~
advertisers ent three times in each week ior
four weeks, in the Alexandria Daiy va
ze:te.
A copy-Test: ,,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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q DRY GOODS.

TIME. subscribers have received by the
late arrivals from Philadelphia, large
supply of scasonaDle DRY GOODS, which
they will scll by the piece or smaller quSn-
tity, OH very reasonable terms for cash.
Samuel Mark & Co.
Fairfax street.
September 80 dStS2awsw
RECEIVED TODAY,
A fresh supply of ladies' fashionable
SHOES.
on HAND,
los bales excellent retailing Cotton
Is barrels well cur d Shad
z boxes Carolina Indigo
IS bags do Ground Nuts
1900 la, les Chip Bonnets, dow priced
Trunks and Shoes, sene-al assortment
f. Gilman.
July27 eostfaw
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THIS Is to giUe Notice,

That the subscriber, Of Alexandra county,
in the district of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers testamentary on the personal esate o:
HENRY M.CUE, late of the county a.
foresaid deceased I: all persons having claims
against the said ceased, are hereby WSrh-
ed 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
FIRST day of april next, OF they may by law
be excluded from all benefit to the sald es
tate ard those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this first day OF DC,
tober, 1871.
Harriet Margaret M'Cue,
Lxecutrix of Henry M'Cue.
October 2 otaW@W
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SPANISH HIDES.
1000 large SPANISH HIDES received
and for sale by
S' John Tucker.
~ Tn. Editor Of the Republican farm
er. at Staunton, and Winchester 1azet .s
At Winchester, are requested to insert .he
above three times, and forward their accounts
to this office for payment.
{ ctober Ii
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The Subscriber
September 81

i he OuDSCIIUCI
INTENDING to Remove to Baltimore on
the first day of November next, Will rent ior
one or more years that Valuable Stand at the
corner of King and Washington streets also
the Dwelling House which he at present oc-
cnn;es. The Accommodation is extensive
and well calculated for genteel family
Richd. Lewis.
a.. cost
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber, of Alexandra couh,
tv in the district Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county let
tsrs Of administration, with the will annex
"a on the estate of John Hodgkins, late OF
the coua,y aforesaid deceased; all persons
having claims against the Said decedent' are
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on
or before the FIRST day Of April next, or they
NAV by law be excluded from all beneht TO
sa;d estate : and those indebted thereto are
reo,,ired to make imrpctliate payment.
Given under my hand this first d'y OF &C.
tober, 1871
William Herbert, Jun.
Administrator of John Hodakihs
October 3 eo4W
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, Oct. Term, lell.
Orteled, that the executrix OF HENHY
M.CUE,> deceased, do insert the tollsWing
three times in each week ior =
weeks, in the Alexandra DAILY 1aze''e'
A copy.-Test,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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N E.

rHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders
in The Little River Turnpike Compa-
ny ,,;ll he on the first MONDAY in De.
cember next, at Brooks hotel,- l" the town
Of Alexau ria, at which lime an election VIII
be held for President, four Directors and a
Trea.n.er. A statement of the Company's
accounts, report of the proceedings expen-
ditures and progress of the work since the
last annual meeting, will be submitted i! to the
Company, together with an application of
Charles I Loves for an extra compensation
for making the road.
Jonah Thompson. Treasurer
Little River Turnpike Company.
October 10 tlSlhNoy&Gt5thDec
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MORE PROOFS
October 2


ing tie Mos Tray Fortunate.
s~EKET No 1868, drawn in the Sus-
1 ouehanna Canal Lottery, now draw
-. in Bal,im:ore] Prize of Ten THOUSAND
DOLLARS the 18th day, was sent from their
Uffi e to New York, the 26th OF august last
And Ticket No. SIS, drawn the 18th day
n the same Lottery, Prize OF 10000 Dol
ars they also sent t. New York, about
fortnight be fore it was drawn, and they have
ince advanced the Cash to the fortunate al
,en;urtr They have also paid the 5'ooo
D liar Prize drawn in the same ,ottery, and
500 Dollar Prize in the Washington Mo-
,ement Lottery These are SOME OF the IN
ucements why the Cilzens OF bnltlmore'
New York, & other places continue TO give
such decided preference to TIE purchasing
Of Tickets at their Offices; and some OF the
reasons Why Envy is excited in their ccntem-
poraries.
C.. r. WAITE
Have Tickets and Shares for S"le in the f0l-
lo4u;ng Lotteries, at hrir Offices IN ."e'0-
Y TX, ALBANY and BaAimore-
Susuuehanna Canal Lottery.
Sixteen days drawing over. Tickets Nine
Dollars, and the following Capital Prizes are
IN the wheel.
Prize of 90 900 dcll'rs
j Prize Of S 90 dollars
| Prize of $500 dolIeIs
l Prize of 1000 dollars
A Prizes Of 500 dollars
S Plies of 900 dollars
pcsiles large proportion of inferior ones.
NJ.
eted IN 40 drawing days.
Wilmington Monument Lottery
Fou tn DAYS drawing ovcr,--Tirkets II
oilars, and the following Capital Przcs IN
lae wheel viz.
Prize Of $4,000 dollars
Prize of $4,000 dollars
Prize of 10000 dollars
Priz>s of O,o0o dollars
Prizes Of 5000 dollars
Prizes of 1000 dollars
Drawing once week for the present =; to
,e completed in seventy drawing days.
Union College Lottery, No. g.,
Commences drawing in New York, nett
April, in which are the following e"P''a
Prizes.
Prize of $4,000 dollars
! Prize Of $4,000 dollars
Prize of $4,000 dollars
Prize Of 10000 dollars
Prize of 5000 dollars
Prizes of 1900 dolars
PrescKt price of tickets seven dollars and
half
G.. and r. WAITE will guarantee the
payment of all prizes from their offices but
purchasers must take notice that their name
is printed on the back of each ticket.
Adventures enclosing the cash in letters,
post psil, directed 10 either of their Offices in
New York, Albany or Baltimore, will be
punctually attended to. Those who wish for
their Lottery Register which 'sprinted week
a
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BANK OF POTOMAC,

OCTOBER 4, 1871.
NOTICII is hereby given the S.ockhold
~ ers &C the BsHk of Potomac, that an
election W, be held at the court house, in
the town OF Alexandria, on the first Monday
of November next, for twelve directors for
the ensuing year.
by order of the Board,
n D.cD CochIor
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for making the road.
Jonah Thompson, Treasurer
Little River turnpike Company.
October 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PUBLIC SALE.
Rv virtue of deed Of trust from DANIEL
M.CAR1r, and MAReARETTA MATILDA
sNowDEN, his wife, to us the subscribers,
will be exposed to public sale, on SATuR.
DAY. the 18th day of January, 1879, at
the CoTee-IIouse, in Alexandria
A TRACT Of LAND on the river Po-
IL tomsc, lying in I-oudonn county, state
Of VIRGINIA, known as M.Carty's Island, and
Sugar Land Tract. or so much Thereon as WIZ
be sufficient to pay the sum :ecordea In Saia
deed =,
This property lies about 20 miles above
&c ree own, and the city OF Washington
and the Island part of the property, contain
ing 800 acres, is known by its productions 10
he the most valuable and desirable land IN e.
Their the states of Maryland or Virginia, win
proper cultivation may be made to produce
100 bushels of corn per acre. A great pro-
portion OF this tract is heavily tInbered' rom
which all inexhaustable qu"ntlty OF sup I'm
Der, slaves, sc. may be taken nc pro-
perty will be shewn on application 10 MI
John w. Bronaugh, in George own.
The terms of sale arc Lone third cash on
the day of sale, the balance in three equal
payments. of three, six and nine months oil
bearing in,ere from the day OF SALE with
two approved endorsers residing IN the o's-
tr;ct of Columbia--the land is to remain
hound, and be re. sold at ten DAYS notice, on
default of payment, for so mach ready mo-
ney as may he sufficient to raise the balance
then due, and the residue on credit to meet
the future inst lment or instruments ; the
proceeds of which resale is to be II like man
ner secured, and this operation OF resale Is
to he made as often as such successive de-
fault shall require conforming each to the
terms prescribed for the E st.
Elisha Janney,
James Keith, jun.
N.toLoro WITS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-10

ined the facts i>lsjise 10 the more than
brutal tyranny Of this dcsolater Of the
human race. Ought not we who enjoy
that sacred boon, that richest of Euav-
cn'a SITS, Liberty, ought We not to
prize aud LeaIousIy defend that most
lnestimable donation. May Americans
no longer have fellowship with The
untrui'iul works Of darkness, but rath.
CT reproye them" May they hear a
voice {as It wcre) from Heaven, saying
Z" come out Of her my people, that yc
Be 10, pariakers Of her sins, and that
ye receive rot u her plaques" Ilsp-
pears plain from the statements III the
sermon under consideration, that our
country is rapidly progressing in the
same steps pursued by France, prior
70 her revolution and yet our eyes are
not open TO behold that vortex, into
which we shall ere long BE- precipitate.
" plunged, unless prevented ~ ON
nlPotent power.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-10
N,eD,

In London, Mr.. UNwIN, : clerk in ~,
London Assurance Office. His death wa
caused by puncture in his finger, occasion
ed by catching al perknite while falling
from 4 desk The accident occurred d. the
7jh and the incisinn made by the penknif,.
WAS 50 small that hardly any discharge Of
blo ,ook place. He continued TO attend
his business until The 10Th and ~ the 1911
of December, he was CARED off by mort
hcati0n, VIII. b had previously texan place.
Mr.. Unwin was only IS years old, IN the
bloom and hpwer of youth
IN Noyfnlk, Mr. RIcHARD Bowrsx, mer
chant His death was most tragic4l y. Hay-
.ng mad a personal conflict, III the market,
with Moses Mres, Esq. a merchant Of tie
first respeciablity, the parties were serara-
ted and had retired 10 their respective
counting .houses, when son Of Mr. Afyye5
+ Sainuek, aged Il years. went TO the oouu-
rrUB-ruUm Ot MT. 3efBsi, aud with q pistol
SHOT Mr.. B. dead The young man ATTEMPT.
ed 10 escape, but was taken, and ~ IN pri
y y. waiting the sentence Of law and Justice
a No enterprising families are thus plunged
INTO state Of grief and wre.chedness which
can be better imagined than described. :
The Remains of M. Bo70dea were followed
TO The grave by most numerous and SYM
pstAiziug C0ncOurse and a discourse was
delivered on the melancholy occasion. fron
Eb. If ST. Paul % the Ebh 4,h ch, part Of
26;hv. Beye angry and sin aot. 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-10
IN MAINE.


!. From Portfmouth " II. by Kittery,
York, Wells, Kennebuuk, Bddeford and Scar
horo', 70 Portland. aud RON Port(mouth N.
+. by Dover Berwick, Doughtysfalis Keune-
bunk, 6iddeford and Scorboro, to Portland,
20 pats alternately fig times week.
Leave Portlmouth every day fave SundaY
at IL Q. N. and arrive at Portland The
next day by a ~ Leave Portland every
day fave iunday at noon, and arrive at Ports
mouth by 8 ~ (in winner by u PM
2 From Portland by Falmouth, North Var.
mouth, Brunlwick aud Batn, % Wilcslet,
three times weex
Leave Portland every Tuesday, Tturfdsy
and Saturday by 10 =. ~ and arrive a; Vii
cAiiet by O. ~ winter 9 ?. ~ Leave
"ilcailet every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at q. aud arIive at Portland by
ll'@
=. IRON Wilc4Gc, by NewcaGls Waldobo-
ro', Warren, Camden, Canaan, LInco.nyiue
Northport, Behalf and PrOipsGt, 10 Buck
hown, twice week
nay I to November r.
Leave Wilcafet every Wednesday and Fri
lay at 5 a. y. aud ar-ive at Breakdown the
aext days by a %. Leave Buckltown ev-
cry Monday aud WeGnetcay at ? n, aud ~
rive at Wncaaet on 1us!day and Thail3ay
bY sFn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-10

among the minilsrs of the golpel, it dircovered
the capacity Of ho mind, and Tie g0odneis CT
bis heart.
It cannot but be PleaGng 10 the devoui
Chrnisn THAI people who have been 70 long
delti5uie Of fettled minihsr. are nov np
piled with one who bids fair 10 be blsilug
10 them and an advocate EJr the caufe Of cur
glori6ed Res-.me
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-10

kel botS Tie Fresct capi5in gaye nc o.
th~r reason th~n VIA, she i5d tofen IN cath
fqfg evs-g A'aei|-r cabfaH IA sh,ua .Jitt ~
v.lft inrse HHR ale nor only ibmnttc
'n, but aH-otragfd, hy g;tmg succauf, aid
a prJirruoH 70 u,cae same hecboUttts
ust in!est our wJtels
MIR. Daniel Carpenter, Of Rhode 81
and, having son Impressed Oh bond
a British ship, procpled Notary Pro
lection 70 forward 70 him, and rppii,d
70 tie British Consul az Newport 10
certify he same, WHO not only did -.
Lut voluntarily wrote 4 letter request
i0g the Immediate release Of the young
man .--PaI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-10
DRUGS, q MEDICINES,
OPTION 81 RICE.

John DIX, has juff received per Coop We
nus, froaI ChatIeQon,
% bales Prime Upland Cotton
% calki Rum-which he offers for faIe on
very reaionable terms
-hl5o ia Fsye--
1890 lbs Indigo
zoo boxes brown Soap
IS boxes brown and white Sugars
hhds Wet India Rum
200 gallons Vinegar
10 boxes Sperm Candles
20 boxes mould tallow do
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June 10