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tue iarooard guns were brought to bear, &
a little being got npon the ship, an aitempt
was made to run the ship abolrd-but the
intention wa frustrated by the e,tertions
made with the scllooner's sweeps. by which
she was actually pulled across the co.
quotes bows, firing gun or two at her.
The instant the Coquettc's starboard guns
could be brought to bear, a brisk FIRE was
Kept up, and it was momently expected
the sch. would strike. as she hauled the red
Nag down. The CoQuette was firing at her
IN an oblique direction thr0' his stern /: his
buiwarks were apparently knocked away,
all ms iarboard rigging gone, and his sails
riddied; and. in this state, by tint Of great
eXertions at his sweeps, the schr. got out
OF gun shot, repaired her damages, and
etfected her escape; the light winds which
prevailed prevented any further pursuit by
the Coque,tc. The foremost of the Co
quette was badly wounded. the mizen top
lSaiiant-mast and running rigging nearly al
cut away, sails torn BY shot, and four men
wounded, two OF whom died in the evening
OF the same day. The schr. appeared to
carry 10 guns on side, besides the long
one,' and more than 100 men. as her ynrrs
were well and actively served, and on her
bows and quarters were small armsrlen. -
Ioncuid the perseve.ing Efforts of the CO.
queue on me present occasion have been
productive OF no other effects. the col!i,-s &C
Demerara, Surrinam, &c. were relieved
nom the apprehensious ola marsudng CO.
envy, as the sch. was neyer afterwafd, seen,
there, and she was the only armed Amer
lcan that had appeared on the coast The
Coquette is s'oop OF Is guns.
Nne or the crew of the ,4rgus, Gate II.
>. sioop OF wary strongly suspected of being
Eoslishmen, have been sent on board tite
salvador del Mundo, at Plymouth for exa-
uiination.
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Nrom Ia London Cotlrier.
I'll. @. JurE~ecsn, Sept s, Isl


oaturday EYening, Stpf. %.
Dispatches have been received from
Lord Cathcart of the 7ih. fgcm Toplitz.
General Bennigs m, with the array Of Re
serve, so, 900 strong. he'd crossed the Oder
and bis advanced guard was beyond Il g
katchbach Tie Allies under Generals
Wit,gerstier and KIeist had re-eniered
Saxony bg Peterswaide and Altenburg, &,
,neir advance was again within sight Of
Dresden.
"G-neral MORGAN died of his wounds on
the Cd. liIs body was TO be eSohalmcd,
and sent 70 Pe;srSoOreh.
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=, Ny Lord--The Emperor Alexander arrived at
Russian army in Sls,is, x eorps of Prdsslaus mr..
yea INTO bohemia the i1b and 18th ultin,o. snd
forfaei Junction With the vstrGn army on the 17t
IND following days -
On the IGN tie Ars.-sn arn1y, eRcept shs corps
hreRdy on the frontier rsssed in review before tie
6,'pPerois snd tie KING Of Prussia near S1nsfern
On The gel The whole q the sized srny passed
the frontcrirto ssxoa~ in four eol,.r,. h. g.
'vade, Ateabers M,Fieabsrg, and to he eft of the
last ned ~ place
Count Nh.GenFte;n on Tire right having met Con-
won d. CJr' snd dispoc4lssed him tsge on a. from
Yer, attsrSed h'n w,,h tbe bsyonet on the Hnes %
fsras, SUD '.isod that psst the sans syshiug.
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LONDON. Snnt.6.

The Coquette, csptain Simpson, has arr
we'd at Portsmouth, from the Leeward Is
ands. last from seeing the home~ard tound
trade into So. Georges Channel. This
ship, during her stay in ne West Indies,
su"aiced an action with an 4 7nericaB
schooner, under circumstance that are de
servi-g Of notice. The particulars arc as
foljow--Oh the 18th of March last, the Co.
qustte being httle 10 windward Of Surri
nam. at O'clock in the morning, a schooner
to windward was discover b. coming down.
with all sails set. The Coquette inmed.
ately weighed and TO dccoy her near,
made sail in the style Of merchant ship
ht9. the schooner shortened sail, took a
position just ont Of range of the Coauette',
guns, end commenced testing FIRE from a
long 80 FOUNDER. II was half past 10 be
fore the etiquette could near her, when, as
they were both standing on different tacks.
IT was discovered the schr. had red fag.
and an American ensign and pendant flyiog.
The Coquette wSs onder all sail, on the star
board tack---on approaching each o;her
within musket shot, q fire commenced or
both sides.--Captain S. was now IN hopes
that he should have been able at This mo
ment 20 have tackled, and got to windward
OF him but finding the Coquettc's head
sails had been rendered useless. he was 40
der the necessity of wearing, by which the
5chr. wes enabled 10 pour her fire into the
Coluette's sters, and cut away most of her
running rigging. Fortunately she received
but one brogdsj5s in tdis si.ustisp, wnsv
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NOTICR

LII persons having claims against the estate Of
e Dir Corbia Griffin late of York-Tows sre de-
sired to present them legally attested to the Subss,
per- and all who indebted to the estate OF said
DIR. Griffin, are required 30 make immediate pay.
meat TO GHOS. GRIFFIN, Admir-
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Plvmo4kh, Nur. 26.


Arrived abeautiFul American schooner
called the Marmion IF zoe tons, capt. Ba.-
low, from Nantz for N York, with brandy.
vine, silks, &c captured 18Th inst. In, the
Bay of Biscay, by the Presiden. frigate
Capt. Mason, in co. with the BEAGLE aud
Urgent briggs of war, and Juniper schooner
with lsrge feet of transports that sailed
hence with troops on board 10 Join Lord
Wellington. On the 18th inst part of the
fleet arrived safe at Biiboa, the remaining
part having gone to St. Andero, and the Ur-
gent brig of war was sent home with the
prize, and arrived here with her. Nv this
conveyance nothing particular has been We
csived from the armies. Capt. Crostwaie.
OF the brig Perseverance, Of Whitehaver
bound TO Picton. in ballaat, came passenger
in the Marmion. His vessel was captured
and burnt on the 18th June last, by the
American letter Of marque Gen. Armstrong
and carried to Nantz. While he was q,
Nantz, two fine large frigats, called tie
Sultan and Star, were launched and ready
tor sea |; and soops of war in state of
forwardness for launching. There Yere
aiso at that port Is sail of fine Americas
schrs. letters of marque, which we're expec-
ted push out shortly on their return TO
America; and it is to be hoped that many
IoF them viii iDd their way into British
.poTt.
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Es y virtue O. deed or trust, executed 10 nc By
y James Roy, 10 secure debt iue to Henry
IaTnett and recorded IN the county CONT q Silot~
ees;er-NH he sold, MOn;lay tie s,, 81 r. a,ern~
bernext IL fair. II not The next fir dsy frr Ready
money, 81 che tti Dragon Ordinary in CG-1csfter
eoanV--1G LIEELY ytECROES, co.'s nix az
Men, Women. Boys and Grls--or 50 iaet' berte
Of ~ WI b. sufficient to pay toe san IS cree thou.
alns Dollars with the interest ,herecn euG tie costa
Attending the sale.
THOMAS G. HoOMEs, True,es.
October g. v4gp
IL The sale Of the above is lcs,pored tin hnss-
cry. tis 25ts o. Nov. next. ro.. &c
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LAND Ann LOTS FOR SALE.

LANOAED LOTS FOX SALE.
~ ILL be exposed to public sale on FriSsy the
18th jusI. at II o'clock A. NJ. on the pre- n1ises
the !oioW'f Locs a1d Land belonging 10 d. eststs
OF Adam Craig, decd. Four one act c lots ying 10 Du
vaps village adjoining Ike city Of Rich ond Dup,t,r
red in the plan of the slid vilage 8; 9lso two
acre lots, separsted from che first nentioDt fur b
West ST. and cxterGng TO and bordering on Il! e road
leading to Duvps iaill aIso 90 ceres OF land lying
between DuVaps village g. tie Garden ior,ne,;t nrE
henz'es TO be laitl off liz lots 10 suit purcissers
piin of which viii be exhibited IN The dav of ssle
he terms OF tfe Of the before mentioned PROPERTY
WI be one toncth # the purchase money TO be paid
on The lsi JAN ucxt, end negotiable rote will su
approved erdors to he g.veu ilr that payment 1n,.
Other three.iou'tha ~ be pad in three equal annual
'h;iaimenis ihe fl 81 r. siaiCn' 20 be t9d on the fst
ot Jan. 1915, and the payment Of them cured, IVY
DECD o. Trust on the prorerD--tle charges Tor
st,mps and Tor deed conyeyhs tie property ufthe
preiiscr add in trust fer thq Payment Of the tur-
ehrss money, IN he defray ed ty the purchasers res.
peotveJ At the same tsIe ord place will be expo.
fs1 to puhhc sie, valrahe Tract uf lcnd lying IA the
county Of HenticO, about rifles from the city OF
Richmond, adjoining the I.nd rrrchased by DR. Jro,
Adams Of the estate Of Adam Croie deed. and con.
tanning about goo acres The terms Of sale will be
one rnoiety Of the purctos- noney be paid on tho
otJan. next ard the othor ro.ciy the lss jam.
airy following. The p0rchssepto give \ ne gotiable
vote with an approved eudOr for the frat nnostv
snd seeed 81 trust the property secure the nay
rnent OF inst and the other rnpty The expenses II
s''apS and convey ances be defrsyed ny the pur.
chaser J,Hg ETFCTJC1JY
November s. IDS
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Ills understood that the head quarters win be con
timed in this place tomorrow but the troops have
been moved forward, and six thousand Swedish troops
have .eea placed under the orders Of Gen. Bulow,
in order to act with his corps.
have the honor to be, sc.
(Sgasd) EDW THORNTON.
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CATHCART.

JuTIRsocH, Sept. g. 1873.
My I'ord-Almost iinme diately after the dispa,ch
Of my letters OF yesterdpy's date from Bruek, SET
oil Tor this pisce, Baron de Wettersedt having re.
ceived Summons from the Prince Royal Of Swc.
den to proceed hitler.
arrived here this morning, and have now the
honor OF transmitting TO your Iordship tie bulletin
OF the operations Of the day before yesterday which
have been attended with the most important resuts,
and which have conferred immortal honor on the
Prussan army, against whom the whole force cF the
enemy WAS directed, and who sustained the unoauql
contest with unexampied bravery and 6rnucss.
The accounts from the side OF Mesklerburrb
ennkrm The retreat Of MarshalDavous from Schve-
rin, aud his passage across tae Hibe. IN The direc
ton OF MagdebrFgh. As il il possible tha, III,
movement was combined with the attack Of Morsl,al
Ney, and vas intended to act rs diversion sea;u,t
Berlin on the other side, Csunt Ge WalnodCb hos
been directed to approach MsgdebgFeh on this side
the b'be Tor The purpose of watching the movements
trcfn that fortress. The corps OF Gen. IlrseIfslJ
- tbs same debtinstion against WiItsnherg and ,be
m ~ body of lhe allied army wltake such rositio
ss"W cous'eraei any 0eTafa..s - Tho sdn of foseaa
II IS understood that BonEpsre has taken TIC CON.
fnsnd " The army acting against Gen Bius,.cT the
isiter Of whom has moved from l.aubau 70 GosrTts,
bet y may be equally the Intention Of tbs g,focr 10
act ~ conjunction with the corps ~ Tofasu apsics,
ts srmy' and Us necessary to be prepared foe such
an event
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-21
Hamilton's Worm Destroy
ing LoZengeS.

This medicine bears no analogy what
ever TO others Of a similar title SO com
monty complained Of as operating witt
violence on the contrary, aparacuIs'
excellence Of this reme'y Is 1t. beIns
suited to every age aadconsutuion Il
contains nothing but what is Pc''ect.s
innocent, and is so mild In its operate
on that it cannot injure the tenderes'
infant of a week OLD, should no worms
exist in the body; but viii, ~it"ou
pain, or gripping, cleanse the stomach
md bowels, OF wha;everis foul or o.
fcnsive, and thereby prevent the pro-
duction Of wor ms, and many fatal dis
orders.
A dose OF this medicine given occs-
sionaly during the warm season, VII.
effectualiy prevent the vomiting al"
purging of chiidren," DIRE adiui disor.
der which annually destroys thousards
of the infant part of our citizens. !.
is likewise the mi.de.t anu most Ger
tain remedy known, and has restore
70 health and strength { great numoe'
when in an advanced sage OF this iataF
neutrality-suspicious. and piain lnstruc
uons are given for every part OF tHe
recc ssary treatment in such Cases
Children generally tske tni. medicine
with eagerucss, having pleasing ap-
pearance and an agreeable TASTE.
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
Is recommended as All insaiJahlS
meiicine Tor the speedy yciiei & pr.
.nancnt cure Of Neryou, 'd;sorders, Cor
symptoms, Lowness of spirits, Loss
of appetite, Impur.tyot the Blood, Hy-
s.erical Affections inward esknes.es,
Violent Cramps ia the stomach & back.
Indigestion. Melancholy, Gout in t G
stomach, Pains i'll the limbs, Rclaxa.
ion, sc. &c.
The principa: operation of this re-
medy Is in che stomach, restoring The
digestive powers. and sending for
froU that organ new health and sigo'
into every part of the system; il en-.
riches and puri6es the blood, wit. out.
IA ming it braces, without stimulat
ing too violently, the nervous system ;
strengthens the secrstory vessels, al d
the general habit; brings back he mus
cular fibres to their natural and healthy
tore and restores that nutrition whic h
immoderate evacuations had destro, /.
ed. and whose loss had thrown the
whole frams into languor and debility.
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January 8.
D.strlCs OF CoIumb

ItStliCi Oh AUiu1lluj
ILEXdfDEIh (Cu.
Novembtr II
Richard Marshall Scott,
o, Elisha Jsnney, and /
ior the Gre diiors Q! The
sha Janney,
agains.
Philip Ger. s. james And
James Mutt, tracing II
firm Of Anderson s Nut
I he deienda, tFhI
not having tered bis y
given security accoro.rs
and the rules Of this Cout
pcaring to me satisfaction
upon affidavit, that tie /
art Paiiir Care is rot al
tbs District: On the mO!ld
pla!nsnt by his counsel, n
tfat the said defendant 4
appear here on tic t'%1
term nexs srd enter hs'l
this suit ard give secuE'N|
Ing the decrees Of he "a
be other defendants ADD
do TO, pay away, convey 4
debts ty them owing to-
ard effects in Il, ir HANDS
the said absent dsterdeM|
Their order or decree oi ~
that a copy of this order
published in a public nf'|
ed in the county Of Ale2sI
months successfully, a"'
copy be posted at the CO
Courthouse of said CcuLf
A Copy Test
/ G. DENEI
January IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-21

.r.;ns th;. twenty third Of April, IN
me wear of our Lord one thousand sls"'
,nndred and ten, to be tuiS ee"FAes''
ed and ended. ,hd,v
and date FIRST above written.
a''' THOMAS PAUL. l. 5.
Signed, sealed and delivered IN the ~
presence of GEO. G PRESBoR.i.
In consequence Of the above authority .,.a :,
vested in me, arising from contract
with Mr.. T. Paul, hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents or the
ssle Of Papl's Columbian Oil, in the city
If Baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme Duea'el'
sien Of the Golden head, No. IS Mar
Iet-street. Messrs. Henry keeri
Son, Druggists, sign of celsus's Head q;
No. ass Markes-st. near the coi1,e' "
Howard-st. Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
rcst corner of Hanover and Market-sts
Ees,rs. Warner and Hanna. stationers'
corner of Gay and Marke. sts. Messfs.
G.. sR. Waits Lottery Office, corner
Of St Paul's Lane and Market-st' "a
Miltenberger, Stationer' No 10 sign
of Franklin, n. Howard-st. Messrs'
Iohn * Thomas Vance, Stauoners' NO.
,7s Market-st-M FeHs Point oy
DR.. Henry Dorry, Druggist No: )
Narke,-ss. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
TONER, Feips-street.-CHy Of HashnsS-
ton Messrs. David OFT, * Co. Drug
.pi,,s-PM!adelthia. Mr.. Thomas Love-
AZ DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No Is North
4th St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist
Corner of I'd and Pine-Streets-Jere'
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 2e3 Mar
ket-Stree,--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between "a and 90
streets. Messrs. Crowl s. Segar. Drug
pists, Market st.-Ne7v York, Messrs.
John s Thomas L Clark, Druggists
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence &
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. G'
&R. Waitcs's. Nos. SO and Ga, Maiden
Lape,-York fo.yr, DR.. John Fisher,
Drug. Messrs. Chllds *
Saaw.-Gsoree 7ssen. Dir. John Ut
Drus-Laucas'sr. DR.. Samuel Faint
nestocL. Drus.-Earris5urg. DR.. John
C. Wrestling, Drug.--Easton. Dr.Tho-
mas II. Dawson, Drug.--Petsrsbnrg,
v:rg. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
eis:s.-Hc2e~5tc7yn. DR.. Frederick Mil
Observation-Disclosures. Dr.: John
S. Miller. Drucgist-Hin Winchester. Mess.
John S Abm. Miller, Druggists.-Ha"-
oycr. Messrs. Frederick s. Wm. Sauer-
mann, Druggists.-Cartisle. DR.. John
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Brook PuIe.
(Montgomery COY Mr.. Brlce Gassaway'
AND IN ALEXANDRIA,. RI
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. 10,
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March 2s iaw5m
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HAMILTON,

A sovereign remedy H.
nate Coughs, Asthn,,
ard approaching Con-.
most disorders Of III,
To Parents who hay. CS
with the Whocpjas
This discovery is Of n
nitude, as it affords i,1
checks the progress,soI;I
entirely remove: ,aen,.I
der to which children 81
Elixir is so perfectly .pl
dose so small, that no iisl
taking it.
Hams Genuine G,rno
Hahn's GenIiu. al
Tooth .fcAc L,l
TIE Genuine Pt,,1
The Restorative PopGs |
and Gum.
MfaM5le .Ague QaG Rs|
For the cure OF ague,. |
iRtcrmiltast fever
Sold Wholesale and h
Patent apd Family Nd
No. Sc, M:idcn-lane \.
by psr.icu ar appointing,
KENNEDY; sen. Bon,
andria.
HAM
Tryv %
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AN ACCOUNT OF
L E e.
Patent & Family Medicines

,,ppArED FoR THE CURE
,;...ses TO which the Human
Body is liable,
PARTICULARLY
Worms, Coughs and Colds asthma
S Sora;ns. Palsy, Headache, Tooth
Ache. Corns, Itch, Diseases OF tue
Ewes, Ring Worms. letters, So. se ,n'
ward weaknesses, Nervous Disoraers'
Female Complaints, Hopping 1oos"'
Hahu's Anti Bilious Palls.
For the prevention and cure OF 0i'i0uS
and malignant Fevsrs.
The Proprietor has every possible
reason that can result from extensive
exnerience, for believing, that a dose
Of these Pills, taken oace in every two
weeks, during the prevalence OF our
bilious fevers, will prove an 'h'a'i'o'e
preventative; and further, that IN the
sar,ier stage. of those diseases thelr
use will very generally succeed Ii re-
storing health, and frequently IN cases
esteemed desperate and beyond the
cover of common remedies.
They are ezcellcntly adapted TO car
~ IF superAuous bile, and prevent Its
morbid secretions to restore aac u
nerd the appetite to prodnce ifee
per.piration, and thereb' prevent coios'
which arc often of fatal consequences
A dose never fails to remove coid'
if taken Oh its first appearance; the;
arc celebrated for removing habltuai
:o.tivencss. sickness at the stomach *
severe hcadache and ought to be "a
ken by all persons ON change OF Gil
mate.
In sickly times or places. a dose
should be taken every fortnight, and II
there is reason to apprehend personal
danger, it may betaken once week
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The Sovereign Ointment for
the Itch.

Which is. warranted &C infallible re
NEEDY at one application, and may be
,sed with the most perfect safety BY.
pregnant women, or on. infantsa weeki
I'D, 10, containing particle Of mercu,1
y or any dangerous ingredients what
yer, and isnot accompanied with tina
tormentihg smart which attends the ex
lbltien of other remedies
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HAMILTON's
GENUINE ESSENCE AND EX


TRACTS or MUSTARD.
A safe and effectual remedy tor a.
cute and chronic rheumatism, govt
rheumatic gout palsy, lumbago. numb
ness white swelling:, chilblaias, sprains
bruises, pain in the face and neck sc
This valuable remedy is prepared.
both in fluid state and in pills, and
thus excel'ently adopted, for external
and internal use.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-21

Fairfax County. TO WIT
I, WILLIAM DENEALE, one of tae
commonwealth justices OF the peace
for the County aforesaid. To all sheriffs,
mayors, bailiffs. constab!es and headbo-
~orrhs, within the commonwealth OF
VIRGINIA. Whereas Robert Kidwell,
ate Ja;lor. AID D~uiel Brady the pre-
sen. Jeiicr. for THIS County, for Richard
Rs,cliffc, sheriff Of said county, have
complained on oath before and to Inc,
tia, Elijah Graham, who was committee
70 the Jill Of the county aforesaid by the
Court thereof, f,r felony, ard to be Sc
c,red in the said Jail Until the next
Superior Court, to be he'd for the
County aforesaid, and then and there
to be tried for the said Felony
And also a negro woman who was com
pi.,ed to the said Jail BY myself as a
runaway. Sire said her name was Nan
CIV. and that she belonged to William
Tomk;ns near Fredericksburgn, Firg.-
ria-did forcibiy, or by other undue
means, open the door of the said Jail on
the night Of the 9th inst. and escape
therefron,, aud that such escape, was
without the knowledge and consent, and
a~ainst the will of them the said Robert
Kidwell, and Danieiiiradly, Jailors as a.
foresaid. and are now going at large.
These are therefore in the name Of the
commmonwealth, to require you Severy
:fvou, in your respective counties, towns
ard precincts to make diligent search by
way of hue and cry, for the said Elijah
Grarhan, and negro Nancy, and him
and Fer having found, to seize and re-
take and safely convey. or Cause him and
her to &c safely conveyed to the Jail OF
Fairfax county, there to be kept until
he and she shall be thence discharged
by due course of law. Given under my
hand and seal this 2sth day Of Novem-
Der 1919.
". DENEALE, ssal
Nov. so 2awti
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COTTON & STU
PR.9TE&|

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Right Rev. THOMAS W.
SO years Bishop OF 500
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WITH AN APPEl
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WAREHOUSE and W., n
side OF King street ne. a, 4
Water street, at presep',
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RECEIVED

81 Schooner Melinda, from Boston, ana
Se6r. Regulator, from Ness Ysrk'
A com pete assortment OF oooEo' u
all descriptions and fashions.
In Store,
ebton. window Glass, Ravens Duck
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse HIDES
Trucks.
E. Gilman.
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