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O6crs For Sale The fSLiozving Tracts of

CBerS For Sale the fallozviNg Tracts Of
LIND, viz
ANE tract containing 10000 si1ens French mea-
W sure IN the county ofSt Charles, Missouri Terri
tory susted on the Big Calumet river emptying into
the Mississippi below the salt works on Salt river and 10
miles below BuiT.loe settlement
One tract contaiuing sass arpens, situated on the
Eagle Fork Of Cuiore iiver, emp,ing into the NIssi
sippi, and
One tract of 500 ,rpens, on the Femme Usage river
emptying into the Missouri
''e above are FIRST rate Lands, aud in settled par,
Of the country the two last within eight miles of mill
Application may be made to Mr.. Arent Rutgers,
living on the Dryenne river, St Charles county, Mis-
sour Territory, or To the subscriber, with whom CO.
pies OF the plots are lodged
100 arpens equal to So acres.
PATRICK GIBSON
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MISCELLANEOUS.

.4edciUl Recorde, gfrthe 18th uit. Tie reader.
canHot 6ut srt admire tie eract bgecisio, srith
achfch the 1s'iter, in October last, penendted the
TieTeS airI predicted the conduct Of BOnapeate and
has Cretd .ltl''shaLs. Indeed no one, uniformed
II TIC fact, ss,ch there is no dg,tbt rrouid hare
5etieUed thai this article ssIiitea and DuJIisletf
SszerGf months before The return o. Bonuparse 70
Sle throne q France. II is certaiaiu The rr1.eS.
Prophecy see haze ever met zsi.h
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STONE WARE.
TIE STJBNCRTBEp

AS on hand az his Manufactory, large quantity
4 OF D loNE WARE, ofsuperior quality and well
assorted, carrying on the business verv eytensve
ana Will ware any part of the CITY free al
.,c e*Pence ot Ca lse ard st the New-York prices
tie freight from thence this place would average %
Per cent at least Under these circumstances, he is
induced to hope thst few if any, will send ,he; o,
Abroad when they can be supplied at their doors with
better ware and on far better terms The following
were the prices in New York previous to the late war
ahn ne sdetermined that no Manufactor in the u.
D shall ander-sel him at any time
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IN VIRGINIA.

/ =, IRON /oT Iob0cco, nh. by King George
u Fof Ifoydt and DwIkirk TO Rinossrtozg,,. o,,ce
.geok ''N''' "'cs
"ed1e Part Tobacco e7sry Sat,udav AFTER the ny.
TT"t q me HItt from Vdsiiucfoi and arriz.. NJ Ham,
oO'f"'@i on .Hon1y by 10 am. Leape Ill o7c,ts7g,,
eOe, y Ft7d1g az 6 m GU5 arrive at Port Tobaces
o" Safmdtig6y3p IN.
2 From hicl'Dnd, b, Iincisea's Store, BAR
0o"'V'He an S'dIardsJats II U7Isoj,5irs, once q
Lsa'eI 'ichmondepery Frio,ayas Q p m anal arr;ze
az Hi'T7soH5'Tg, on yhouddy by 6 p NJ Leuue Ha,-
'fsonDTg emery I}esGtty no m & arJi,e ~ IrjcL
7iond M Fiidtty 5y ~ a m. ''''''-
sseet ' 'e''1'"' once
[Detre ParkerS5rrg cr.5y 1Lon,fiv af3nm ANIL
a,T7cs az I'ohH IleastH TVcso'ev bvG m. Lea7e
[oht Pheasant eUsY Sl0iftey nj 4 m ANIL urine n,
Par@ersbW,g on yHouaily ~ 10 an
- FrVH f'efeis5i1.g, By lJolb e Bt1dees and J,L,
heys 1nUerH, n Crp~ioffc b Ouce n 19ceL.
I.e61e Petersburg cUery "r4dav NJ m anil mr.
rsie az Chdrlotfe c y on SUrdqv by 10 am. Iegve
LHdrfOffc h e5crV JUcsdGV df . m ami urine n,
I'ef0sbHrg on 1h1gsdqy bV4p m.
,. PfoD' UHbe@Ju~g, bg Doct. SnesTs, 10 C,g,
""gha'as Sfs'e ~ Pcrson co,p,v NJ Q. 6nce in f.so
7yecks WV 90 '"'
j,eare rHcstwg eu-,v oHrr grrdoy at G m
Hrd eriiUr ~ raWip gls0,u's bvGpm. Lenre Ctg,.
nm nam "eH my. .Jfoioy, az q m and aryl1,e m
" tFsabl|g hi pm.
. IIc crntrGcfs are IA be in oberat;yn On the tef
d@DNowa5er ucrf, oy,f .rW continue yilV Js
ce7'5et st, 1870. rafb te tstrti c9n1sAons.
RETURN I. MEIGS. Juy.
Postmaster General.
Uash.1 Hio5 CIR. .glnfl So 1915.
Fn .
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PETERsBU RG COTTON-YARN
FACTORY.

ENEthe Propretors return our thanks to the pub
w lis tor the liberal support heretofore received
IN CARRYING INTO effect Manufacture calculated TO
promote donestie convenience. 1t is also with no
small portion ofpride arc crat;ude, that we see our
Yarns preferred for their superior quality to those of
other factories Ia this country The encouragement
received has enabed us to make great additions to our
machinery, adopting all the modern improvements
desire to make the Cotton-Yan an article OF gene
raj attention, has induced us to reduce onr price,
nearly 20 per cent. relying s,naprft and quick
rcturnfra remuneration of labcur risk and use of
camtal-tnis also compes to sell for cash onka
with distinction OF per cent those who take or
order 500 lbs. at one time. We have now on hand
compile assortment from No. 2s and as som as we
meet 1t, to any extent that may be called fnr
BOWDEN, BYRNE & Co.
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POETRY.
From The United Stases Gazette.

Commbia's shores are Wild and wide,
CoiuInbia's hills are high,
And rudcly piauted side by side,
Her forests meet the eye;
Dut narrow must those shores be made.
And low Columbia's bills,
Aud low ner ancient E rests laid,
Sire freedom leaves her fields;
tur ia the laid where rude and wild.
She pl9ed her Gambols when child.
And deep and wide her streams that fov
tnpetu0us to the tide,
And thick and green the laurels grow
On every riv RS side:
But should iraps-atanilic host
Poilute her waters fair,
wen meet them on the rocky coast
Aud gather laurels there
Fur o., Columbus sons are brave.
And Tree as oceans widest wave.
The gale that waves her mountains pine
Is fragrant and serene,
And never clearer sun did shine,
Than lights her yaliics green;
But putrid must those breezes blow,
The sun must set IN gore,
Ere footsteps of n foreign foe
Imprint Columbia's shore;
For on, her sons are brave and free,
heir breasts beat high with liberty
For arming bodest cuirsssier,
We have mines of sterling worth,
For snord and buckler, spur and spear,
EmbowelPd in the earth
But ere Columbia sons resign
The boon their. fathers won,
The polsh'd ore from ev'ry mine,
Shall glitter in the sun
For brieht'S the blade and sharp the smear
Inch frpp1nm'S tn hot 10
Let Britain boast the deeds she's done,
Display her trophies bright,
And count her laurels bravely won
7 g, we'll contested fight;
Coiumb;, cal band display
VIII wrcst that laurel wreath,
With truer eye ard steadier hand.
Wal strike the blow of death
For whether on the land or sea,
Columbia fight is victory
Let Francein blood, through Europe wade,
And in her frantic mood,
In civi! dfseorJl draw the blade,
And spill her chidren's blood;
1 90 dear the skill in arms were bought
Where kindred lfe-blood flows,
Coiumbla's sons were only taught
To triumph DER their foes,
Ane then To comfort, soothc and save
Ahe feelings of the conquered brave.
Then let Columha's eagle soar
And bear her banners high,
And thunder from her dexter pour,
Aud lightning from her eye;
And when she sees from realms above
The STORM Of war Is spent,
descending like the welcome dove
The olive branch present
And then will beauty's hand divine
The never fading wreath entwine.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

The first Monosy Of June next. in the Ws.,so,s
Hal IN Mancheser-He proposes 10 teach the loI
lowing branches, viz Reading, Writing, the Fngi;s,
Grammar and Geography the Latin and Greek Ian.
guages, and the elements Of mathematics
Fhe price Of tuition for English students ten dolars
and for the languages snd scenee- twelve doliars and
ana hiy cents per qu.'ter-esch student FURNISHING
every apparatus necessary 70 lis studies and his pro-
poriiona part fuel in The winter season
ne customary Vacations VIZ re expected, cod Sa-
turdays necessarily sseryed Er fogs ss,onai ds,i,s
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Tmfortank Do TrnrcNee,

We are informed that the owners Of the
lines Of stages running 20 and from Barnev's
Gadsby's aud Worlef's Taverl9ir this cj.y.
CcaWford,s Tavern in Georget1w and -.
Nril's and NJ 'Ecowin's Cavetns. f. the city
IT Washington viii in few DAYS isNnanencc
~ ming Z daily line on tie Connb, Turn
pike ro3d bv way Of l'lcotts Mills, '6i.r-b,.
S"Ug choioe ,f routcs to travellers be,yv.rf,
thOse ptcls Al tn, above Ines of stages
ars to be connected Win the elegant pew
steam boat Washington, which will Ply be-
tween ,~eorgcto"n, " sakington city AMI Pn
tomac creek ftom which place lines oe .5.a-
res rin t. Fee dea'cksourg. lp"b gPond ard Pc
terghUfg
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NOTICE.

DO HEREBY FORNfARN all persons from
a trading for proiSsory note on bill obligatory ex-
ecuted BIZ John L. Leigh, TO William Anderson, for
the sum OF 500, aud endorsed "a ae hack for the
b., ,eft AZ =. l.. Towncs-the date 1T known. bnt
payable on the 25th da, of December, 1917, as the
subscriber acsi cnally lost the or about Rich
mond, some time about the first OF May last.
u. l.. TONNES.
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MILLBoRoUSs SULPHUR STRINGS,
.difrX 20. 1915.
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
.nILLFtDHU SULPHUR SPRI.NES.

.h<hhDphn IJOl<f II Ch IoEElsN JSIc,
EbErURNS his most siHcere thanks to those La
q, dies and sentlemen who have visited HIN for Sc
ver years pas, and h'pes, from hs known A.
communicating fiispost,OD, to merit continuance Of
their tavosde wishes joinforrn the public at large
that ne IS making every Improvement ia bis rover to
render those Who may please visit him coinor,s-
Die as possible fie makes bold that his blnps
cabins and stables the best that TO be found ~
any OF the medicinal springs in the back parts irsn-
in.
AS to the medicinal qualities OF the water of this
sprung, the following certificate will be the best eitcr-
on tor people at distance to judge by.
HAZAEL WILLIAMS
BATH COUNTY, July -, 1911.
WE the Subscribers, having made free use Of the
sulphur water from the Spring OF Mr. Williams near
the Cowpastnre River, aud observed its effect upon O.
theirs, state, rs our opinion that possesses many ac-
tive and valuable qualiucs which may be ben,6cially
applied to the OF diseases. Its diuretc eif;.ctr
seem to be universal uponal those who have drank of
II, however moderately il frequently causes some de.
gree OF Nausea and slight Gidd,ness anil ,,royss
fursatve in At least nine of ten caseshe dschar
ges by the bowels, generally Indicate that il is an
eDecfudt cudcnaRt of bile. The effects produced ma
the appetite and digestion, the most pleasing and
certa'r--npon some contributions a free perspirstiop
has succeeded TO the use ofthis water.
John Adams, NJ ID. Of Richmond City.
u. Blair, V. ID. NJ. Lexington, va
John Lcyburn, Lexington, Va.
Joseph I'll. Mayo, Richmond City.
John Coaiter, Augusta, Va.
David Jones, VI. ID. N Carolina.
Richard Adams, Richmond CITY,
Paul Weston, VI, ID. Charleston. g. C.
Geo. p. b. Hasell, NJ ID. Charleston, S. C.:
H. Ford, Charleston, S. G.
WI mi
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KfEGs ToN. Anril q

Tie american brig Castor, Winston. with Jun
bers which was detained by the North Star. Cpns,
shp,) and sqnt into Port Antonio, has hecn ordered
u quit The si'nd, OWING IN heing loaie with en ar
lesty'sor'r council. She sailed On Friday last
i6y St Jago de Cuba. 49,
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NOTICE.

- The Subscriber having declined business. re-.
"es's su petsons bav'ng claims ssaips' him 10 max
t'ep known FOR settlement-fic earnestly Ses, ~ -
inosbted to him, 10 call and gettle The same
80, ELk-3S =. G.RCHy7JyE.
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April Q:
10 DOLLARS REW4RD-

ANYWAY from the subscriber, residing in
Campbell county, near Lynchburg, Two Ne.
AARON, black man, between % and d wears of
age about feet orr inches high down look but Of
smiling eountenance when spoken to. and has mn
beard Had ON when he went away, p blue crat. COR
duroy pantaloOns, brown linen shirt sud short onnd
about Jacket which he usually wore over his coat hat
sii OF which he will probably changehc was formerly
the properly OF - Figg, Of King William. hut
was hired for several years Capt Dabney, of said
county, m which he is well known and was purchased
oil VIM fuleher, esq of Richmond in Febtlarv Issf
NELSON, q black boy about I i years of age snare
putt, OF lively disposition; had on eoarse ozns-
nurgs SHIRT pair Of Pantaloons much worn of tvlen
hoInesp'in cottons, and an old wastcoat : purebasA
~ lancaster county about the LIST Of February last Of
Lawson Haddsway ' "
The above reward vii be paid on securing said
saves ~ jail and giving notice thereof to the sbscr
Oer. RICHARD SHELTON
ID Virtue of a Deed Of Trust exrcUteJ Inv TIo,
~ FroT and RGlth .4gen, TO the subscriber. IN CO.
cure the payment Of certain Sums therein mentoned
WIN BE- sold q public auction for cash. on the premi
ses, "a VIC = ''"'-
LOT or GROUND,
near Rockets, containing one hundred and eortv feet
by one hundred and twelve feet on the o2d day of June
next. " '0
JAMES H. LYNCH, Trustee.
Nan 90 ---,S4y ' '"'''0'
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PaPER H.g.NGLwG.e.

EuST received by PETER COTTOd, and for sale
- at his Book and Stationary Store a handsome as
sentiment Of Paper Hsng.pg' and Bordering Ie ex
poets to receive in two three weeks further arp
ply iror' another manuiaciory, which, when received
~l make his assortment the Handsomely ever in Rich
mOnd. '
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NrOTCE.

& UBSCRlBERS 10 the gort Folio and 8oslec,;c
Magazine arc repeatedly informed that Januarv
February, March aod April " the former is received.
a1d J.puafy, February aud March ~ tie latter. The
way No OF the "ort-i oIio is the way from ihia-
delpli@
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=, OrueTs Ieit with Mt. James Brown, jun Messrs
Moncure, Robinson &c Peasants Messrs Murnh,, 81
Scott, Messrs w. J. & Goscow Cole. Pbil;n 1n,:vor
20; or at the Mandatory will he duly attended to
ing. "''' pA'"-
April % ens,sSv,r HA1'
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EeY Virtue of Deed OF Trust executed tv Isaac
p Webster and Ann 5. his wife, to the Subscribers
VIII be sold to the highest bdder on Monday the e6th
usy OK 'une'upon the premises one moety of tract of
land in the county Of Buckingham, ON James River
containing two hundred and fifty acres, upon which IS
a newly e.ted Manuiactory MILL fifty five by fny
teet built OF brick in the hest manner and waterel by
p U%ua IRON James hwer calculated fer four pair of
Burrs, but at presest furnished with one pair only
The Machinery is all new & complete except cloths g
screens-the land is of AN excellent quality for farm
ng situated about eighty miles from the CITY of Rich
mond independent of the Mill attached to this pro-
perry, is new Brick Store-house a small Brick Dwell
ing House, and several other outhouses r CooSer's
Shops, Sc-all convenient to the Mll.-This situati
on can command an abundant supply of the best wheat
niane IN frgnG-the transportation of -four from the
Mill down to Richmond,is always safe and certain.
The terms OF sale will be third part in cash. the re-
sdue OF the purchase money will be required in two
equal annual PAYMENTS secured by Deed of Trust
upon the property.-Possesson will be delivered ON the
day OF the sale.
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SAMUEL SHELTON.
JOHN STAPLES.
may 6---wtds

o. The Editors of the Herald. Frederick ,bur,
Constellation, Winchester, (Va); American. Rail-
mere 'inteliigencer, Washington; Federal ReprLi.
can, Georsetown, (Col) Journal, Lancaster, CPa y
and Political Examiner Fredericktown, (Md); are
requested to nset the above two ADVERTISEMENTS in
their respective papers, once week until the dsv Of
SIZE and transmit their accounts to the Editor of die
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PROPOSALS

FOR carrying tie Mail on the folLozvinr POST
roads, 7yW be received az This office z1tl
me FIFTEENTH day Of lilly nert, incits-
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FaoM THE LONDON EXAMINER OF Ocr
2, 1914.
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BLaNX'g
For Sale a e Job Olee ofi;i.eIde e 1'roeheart.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

May si.wswp--
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Richmond, February es.-waown '''o
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-02

the 9Th of Juiys That they Will
seras = J. noiat oftonof to preserve for
hsl, , ID national eslors;
essi y som NE Proclsmatisa, Of The
d. - Prsriisiosdt Gereranent.
,l'sssaa,e our duty % guarantee the
g g, f,.,,ra the horrors OF serge. and the
ea sasss Of a battle; to maintain the
e''s an efyanouifity iii Che midst Of the tu-
Famls apitations Of war, to support
pll'i sa a Of the friends ofliberty, IN tho
's .aas fof the fears and inGaietades of a
sa Na;.;o,,. foresight above all, 1t became
sa g. i,laty to stop the useless etsusien OF
se W., ~ # was necessary to choose an
s's s.sea national existence. or terun the
~ - i exposing the country anu its citl-
r. Is general sabyersion, winch
g. a,,,l have left neither hope nor securl-
=. rbe declarations of the soyereigns
saareDe. should inspire too much con
s,sace. their promises have been too So
, Nm \, excite fear that eur liberties ..
spr dearest interests can be sacrificed
pyictofy.
ma Scrti, we hallrecsive guarantees
.,sich viii prevent those Alternate and
,snaorary tr;amphs Of factions that have
. .os ms for fax and twenty years,
,s,;sa viii terminate CUR revolution, and
,,afaand in common protection, all
49, aart;es to which it has given birth,
and al those which it has cembstted.
Frenchmen. peace is necessary to your
commerce, to your arts, 20 the amello-
..st;.a # yoar manners, to the deyelope-
r5ent of YOUR remaining resources; be u
niied. and you reach tire end OF year mi
series. Tie repose OF Europe is insepe-
rabge from yoar's. Europe is Interested
Il yoar tranquility and yoar happiness.
Jaiiy7.
Marshal Macdonald has Subscribed his
name as staple greladlef ct the nation
al guard. ~,
The two chambers were shut up at o
o'clock, by order of Gen. Desolles, COM
nanaer OF the national guards.
The elnperofs Of Russia and Austria,
and the Aiing ai, Prussia, vail ARRIVE in
Paris this egesiaS.
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Extract.

From ,Naw TYors entitled I" .WariG, or
tie Hol|aadsrs.'' Big Let's Roaaparte.
g Another thing struck me in soar
n,orth Holland. At Brock saw. at the
back Of each house,. a door carefully clos
ed. aud demanded It's use. Il Is the
door Of Ceremony | was answered; it
is opened only three times for the sane
person OF the family at his birth. at his
narr;age. ard at his death Lave pas
sed it twice. said the mistress Of the
house >: tie second tina very saiIy.
When | pass it again, it will be Tor ever"
Pathetic and Philosophical custom. What
a modest and eloquent manner of warning
ourselves, of the brevity ofthe voyage and
of its approaching termination It seems
to me, that this door mast weigh forever
on the mind OF a North HolIander. In
lis place, shoald be in fear continually
to see it open either for myself Or my
friends -
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90 Dollars Reward.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber living
"a ia Loadoun County, on Monday
the 2lst Of last month, mu!atto boy
named SIMON, about Il or 10 years cid,
well grown and very likely, light graz
q yes. large feet, and very pert when
spoken 10, he has had one of his ancies
injured which makes it rather lager than
tie other; had on when he neat away
Russia shceting pantaIoons & shirt, str p
ed waistcoat AID searsuecor coat, tut
las he possesses considerable art it IS ike
|.y he Will change his dress. | VII give
the above ward iftaken out OF the coun-
q or 10 dollars if taken in t'e county.
Robert Mo,fett,
Near Leesburg, Sept. 2 cost
n. B. Masters Of vessels and others
are forwarned carrying oil SAID boy at
their peril. II. w.
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jnah; Camillus, Small, Virginia; Will
HAN and Ezra, ditto; James, Cralk,
|ChArleston General GadsdeD, do. Al
Cove Of Cork, Anna, Lund, n. Orleans:
Mary Ann, Robinson, Waldobero' La
Idy Mary, Pelham, Wilmington Eliza,
Clifford, Wiscasset; Pielades, Brown.
Philadelphia; Emile, Beard, Baltimore.
AT Wsser, America, Moran, Alexan-
| dria; Severn, Bryden, Baltimore; Ma
iria, Bordeaux; Ellington, Clark, Bos-
Iton; Horizon, Johnson, Norfolk. At
Copenhagen, Charles, Bridge, Savannah !;
Gossypiam, Sergeant, Charleston.
July 1s.--The ship Cornelia, Norton,
from Liverpool to New York, was ADAM
'doned by the crew in lat. A, long. 40,
being in leaky state. Crew arrived at
Clyde, in the Mars from st. Domingo
Arrived at Grayesena, Onyx, Walker,
Charleston. Sailed, Olivia, Peters, for
Charleston. OF Isle Of Wight, CaIisto.
Lester, Charleston. At Falmouth, Su-
sannah, Dorothea, N. Orleans; Margaret,
Melting, Charleston Washington, Boy
neston, Virginia. OF Falmouth, Maryland
Howard. Baltimore. AT Bristol, John 81
Edward, New-York Richard and Mar
garet. Wilmington. At liverpool, Bel
fast, Bunker, Savannah BeIlona, New
man, Charleston Diana, Roberts, New
Orleans /; keisick, Wood; Fisher, New
York ; Paragon, Fowler, New-Or-
leans Mary-Ann, Virginia Feliciana,
New Orleans. At Cove of Cork. Fran
els, Mcneil, Philadelphia. At Newry,
Leander, kelage, II. York. At Amster-
dam, Gen. Lingan, Weston, Alexandria.
In the Eibe, Eliza and Ana, Elder, Go.
At Coruuna, GaHsta, -Atwell, phiiadel-
phia. At Oporto, Ann u Rebecca, n.
York Conceicao, Solza, do. Susannah,
Parso,s, alexandria.
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Hating Business.
THOMAS 4. M9RTIN,

Corner of Fairfax and King streets,
q "A ETUsNS his thanks to his friends,
Is, and the public in general for past
fayors, and takes this method OF inform
inc them fhat he has now on hand 4 large
assortment ofthe most
FASHIONABLE BEAVER HATS,
That can be recommended. lie a.so has
on hand large supply q
I'LL sorts and qualities or haeS
Which will be sold on as good. il not
better terms than any in the Dlstrict'
for cash or approved credit.
sP Wanted two smart boys TO the
above Business
Aug. ~. ''a"'"
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sOLILOQUY
|Of an Old Bachelor, on the annlyersar,
of his birthday.

OF an Old Bachelor, on the anniversary
of his birthday.
Let youthful lovers fons'ly greet
With song and dance their natal day
Let them in jovial circles meet,
And laugh the lightsome hours away
But mine alas !
Must sadly pass,
With no kind gratulations blest;
Mine but excites the silent tear,
THAT now another lonely year,
Hath followed all the rest.
And whittier, whittier are they flown
What traces have they left behind
What transports can call my oWhs
What social bosom lind /!
Iview the past,
And stand aghast;
How much, alas of life's short span
And Memory cries, as thus gaze
!. Where are the friends Of former days
!. Thou solitary man.
| Some, blest of Heaven, and timely wise
Are link'd IN Hymen' sllksn Danas
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From Lloul's Lists.

July e1.-At Gravesend, John Cato,
EayIsr, New-Yors; Loveazo, Wright,
.3ost,n. At Falmouth, Minerva, Peter
son, Virginia; Peggy, Lloyd, Charles.
b n. At Liverpool, Financier, Robinson
u Orleans; Leander, Holdridge, New
York: Richmond, Wilmington ; Fine
line, Stevens, N. Carolina; Starring.
La9ton, Newport; Lydia, Burgess
Wilmington; Julia-Ann, Reed saVsa