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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-19
ALEXANDRIA,.



/ A. letter from an officer in Lord Elk.
!, mouths fleet in the Mcderiterranean, is
published in the London papers. ltdetails
( the Operations of that fleet before Algi-
ers and Tunis, and adds the following:
&c The fleet is now {2lst of April1 un-
derweigh to Tipoli; andwhen We shall
)haye effected our negotiations thare, shall
rendezvous at Gala, in SARDINIA; GO
/ from thence toAlgeirs to obtain revision
ola treaty made by the Dey with Ame-
rica, by which an undue advantage has
been granted to thatnation. as it respects
the disposal of their prizes in the Dey's
ports and then we shall proceed to Eng
land.
| The dwelling house at the creek Agen-
icy occupied b. Tie family of the late col
! Hawkins, we understand has been con-
sumed dy fire, together;with, the furniture
and papers, including his valuable man
'Iuscripts. Much of the colonel's leisure
from official duties, had devoted to science
land literature, and his friends had con.
Isoled themselves at his death with the re-
Election, that his works had not persisted.
but would survive him, to enlig hteu bis
Icountrymen q immortalize their author.
BY this accident the public have lost
jmore than his family no man living was
more conversant with the character of
the North Anne lean Indians, or better
knew the habits, 6 customs and traditions
o the Abcrigines.--.NiIledgeeitts Jour-
|ual.
81. Lo,as, June IS.
Indian News,--lt is conjectured that
the Indians who have committed the late
ldcpredations at the Boons Lick settle
ments, are a party of Sacks and Wine
bagaes, VINO were returning from an ex-
Ipedition against some tribes of Missouri
Indians, with Whoa they were at War.-
! Treaties will not bind these people, fear
only will restrain them. Incidents IN the
proceedings of Brigadier General Smith
fully illustrates this assertion. The gen.
eral with about 1000 regular troops as
icended the Rock River few weeks ago
to erect fort; he chose d position OIL
/ Rock Island, the most commanding spo!
lin that quarter, and Immediately com
menced building. The Indian Chief
pressed him to desist, declaring that they
could not be responsible for the conduct
! of their young warriors, who disappro-
bated bdiidihg fort in their neighbour
hood the General treated them civilly
but went on with the work, AID no doubt
by this time has a fortress of great
strength completed A person who left
t'ere a few days ago, represents the IN
dams as friendly, and much attached to
General Smith, who was preparing to
Iascend to Prairie : du Chen, to erect a
strong fort in that ne,ghbourhood.
| 500 of the rifle regiment have sailed
ioom Belle Fontaine tojoin him.
| Nicholas BouIyin. Esq. the Indian A.
gent resident at Praire du CHEN. informs
US, that the remaining hostile bands of
the Winebago and Falsayoine nations
may be expected sortly 70 treat with the
commissioners.
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Real Estate Stock.
The Subscribers will sell for Curren,
Money of this District
Iscvnty Shares Real Estate
Jp.SNs1 cu,nrD

DAIxk 8 Utk.
The first and second, instruments wild
one tenth OF the third and fifty five dol
lars OF the fourth being paid.
If not sold at private sale before Satur.
day next, they will be offered ON that
day at public auction.
Griffith and Brasoner.
July 19
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New YORK, July ID.

Arrived ship Ceres, S7 days from Havre
de Grace. Capt. Smith has brought dis
patches for Government. Lett brie
Abeona, 25 days from Boston, Just ar,
rived +; ships Ann, Williams, for n. York
in days; Manchester Packet, Burke
for do in $; United States, Destebach
for do in 10; Mary Augusta, Hall, 70,
do in /; Augusta, for Boston in S
Aristomes. Brewster. sailed DAYS before
for New York; Islinston, ShackfoId, Of
Portsmouth. N. II. for the Baltic, sailed
the day before; Milton, Thomas, of Bvs.
ton, in the Roads tor India, uncertain.
Sailed in co. with ship Horatio, Bailey,
of N. York, for India, and parted CO. in
lat AZ, 10, Ion 10. In lat. As, Is, lon
SO, spoke ship OTIS, Morton, Al days
from liverpool for N. 7.
Arrived, briggs Tryal, Rollins, from
Richmond; John, Tinkham, N. York.
At quarantine, British ship Three Sis
ters, Baird, from Trinidad, via Berlnu-
da.
The brig Amstel, Low, from Rotter
dam, has Just arrived--have not time to
write you any news received by her.
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CAUTION.

WHEREAS my wife Henrietta Lin
ton, has eIoped from my bed and board
This is to fotewarn all persons from trnst
ing her on my account, as will pay n,
debts of her contracting from the date
further, am determined t.
prosecute any person or persons who har
Dor her, or in any way have dealings will
her.
George Linton.
July 10 ST
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A. Moors, Register.

THIS is to give notice. that the sub
scriber, of Alexandria county, I'M The dis
trict of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county letters Of
with the will annexed. on
the estate Of William Smith. late of the
county aforesaid deceased: All persons
having claims against the said decedsnt,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers. thereof, passed BY the
|Orphans, Court, to the subscriber, On or
before tie third day of Januar, next. or
they may by law be excluded from ALI
benefit to said estate; 4 these indebted
thereto are required to make Immediate
payment. !. r..
Given under my hand. this third day
'ofJuly, 1916. :.
{ Richard G. Norton, admir-.
with the will annexed, Oh VIM
Smnh, deceased.
July eo4w
PRINTING
Neatly executed at the Office Of the A:
lsxsudria Gazette.
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Port of Alexandra.

ENTERED,
Schooner Hero, Finney, Georgetown.
New Packet, Berry, Boston. -.
Brig Abby, Potter, Lubbock. ~"
CLEARED,
Brig George Washington, Corning
Providence
sloop Unity, Hand, Philadelphia.
Brig Eliza HALEY, Vinney, Boston.
- Felemachus, Lincoln, do.
- Fame, Jones, Portland.
- Abby, Potter, Lubbock.
Schooner Hero, Finney, New York.
- George Washington, Henry, Nor.
folk.
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Orphans curt,
ale1anlria County, Juig TERMS

1876.
ORDERED, That the administrator Of
William Smith, deceased, do insert the
usual advertisement three times a week
for four weeks, in the Alexandria news
papers.---A copy-Test.
A. Moors, Register.
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/ en dollars ~ eWafd.

g. TRAYED or Stolen, on the night si
~ the 18th instant, from John Davis's
Wagon stand en the turnpike read, five
miles from Alexandria, bright sorrel
Mare, Is and half hands high, about
IL years cid this spring, her left hind
foot is white, small star on her face,
and snip on her nose, PAGES and trots
well, and was sh0d all round-she has
had her back hurt by saddle, which,
will be noticed by a knot about midway
of her back.
Vas also Lost ,gith SAID .Nare,
A new Working Collar, Halter
Chain and Strap.
Whoever finds said Mare and brings
her to Grafton Cawood or TO Capt. Butts.
of Alexandra. or to the subscriber living
i'm Loudoun county, near Leesburg, shall
receive the above reward and all reason
able charges paid.
yMatthe1o He.ges.
March 90 cost
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Extract Of letter dated ST. Johns,
Porto Rico, Feb 20, 1916.

Won viii receive, enclosed, a Spa
r,isIi Porto Rico Gazette, which con-
taias the new rates OF duties on fo-
reign vessels particularly tue Anne
rieans. Its stated that they are
compelled to this by tile heavy du-
ties imposed in the United States
on their vessels, so that these in
creased duties may lie considered as
in retaliation Alidry goods import
ed in foreign vessels are suffice,
10 EGtcca per cent /; provisions OF I
kinds Ten per cent except Hover,
which continues to pay two dollars
twenty five cents per barrel, besides
tlie(rew ashcdral duty utensils
of hnsbsndry, Instruments for The
arts and mechanics three per cent.
only. The duty on exports is redu
ced as much IS il is increased on i'm.
ports.
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irnesit !: and "a. the tranquility ofths do
Imesfic circles, Here. we are called +
| witness the sad effects Of excessive in
lddgeuee to children. In infancy eul
wants are principally imaginary and ca
lpricions. This fact, so,alpable to thu
3eyes of parents, should alone be sufaci,
lent to admonish them, rather TO g NOR.
fifty" than encourage the foolish desires
of their little. ones. But alas, this is the
weakest side Of many fathers and mo-
theirs "-The darling must not be per-
united to cry, lest the dear little thing
should go into violent 6ts," is the very
| first unfortunate suggestion Of a weak
woman Indulgence treads on the heels
lot indulgence; and its pernicious effects
grow with the growth of the child /: un-
It'll at last a temper is formed which
Iscatters strife and unhappiness through
but tire family. After gaining the mas
terry Of father and mother it is easy to
iconceiye with what violent despotism
this spoiled. urchih will rule over the
rest of the household. His infatuated pa
rents then begin to find that their system
Observation-Disclosures altogether erroneous; but
this discovery is generally made too
late to admit of corrective. Ill-na-
Iture, arrogance, and cruelty, have mes.
tiled in his breast: and the subsequent
!. buffetings OF the world" to which lie
will be inevitably exposed, can alone e.
radicate or mitigate these malignant pas
sions.
From such instances of improper edu-
cation, & how pleasant is it" to turn to
the temperate but firm and dignified
g training up ola child !" In this abode
If order ard tranquility the rod is not
always tinging, nor the hard Of fond
Iprofusion always naucyeattg. Here we
Ibehold the wholesome mixture OF disclp-
lime without indulgence. And its fruits
will always prove a harvest Of satistac-
ltion, both to childr Ii and parents.
But itmaybc proper here to add, that
the most salutary and beautiful prccspts Of
the moral code, lose half OF their e6ica-
Icy when they are not seconded Dy exam
lple. 10 the rising generation particu-
Iiarly, the influence OF pad e1anipie> IS
peculiarly perniclous:
!" Example is Icing law, whose
sway,
:. Meu more than all tic tcfitien tars
obey
Like the cantagion of corrupt fashioas
lit poisoas the very fountain Of mora
|truth; and raises up, 10. the sceptics 10
religion, a battery, behind which they
mask their indiscriminate attacks upon
Its professors.
We will conclude then, in the Ian
lguage CT the Royal Prencer = NY sou
,ear the instruction. Of thy father, and
forsake not the law of thy aothcr."
d.
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From Lloyd's List to the 3lst of January.
received at the office of the CONNER
cial Advertiser.
At Ramsgate, Ian. l6. Jacob, kosta.
New FORK, bound to Bremen.
At Portsmouth, Jan Is, john and Jane.
America.
OF t5erdovey, Jan. IS, Wilkin, from
America.
AT the Isle of skey, Dec. IS, Ruby
Law, America.
At Amsterdam, Jane, Blohm, Charles
ton.
At Galway, Jan. %, Hare, Pool, Phi.
|ladelphia.
At Newry, Jan. "a, Little Cberub
Philadelphia Nancy, Crop!y, do.
The James, Simpson, from St. Thomas
Ito ST. Domingo, arsiyed at Liverpool on
Tuesday, with loss of bowsprit and bull
warks, carried away by the sapor, Ro
Igers, from New-York, which ship aist
lost her anchor and cables.
The Mary Ann, from Bristol to Phila
idelphia, was spoken on 9th 'uit. IN lat
)42, so, long "a, %, with only three day
provisions on board and lost her boa
the night before in gale of wind.
The Walga, freeman, bound to Nor
| folk, Virginia, carried away her main
mast and baEwarks in Liverpool Rive
on Saturday, by running tout OF fl. NJ
is. Princess.
The Quebec Packet Williams, fron
lGreenock to Leghorn, was driven o.
lahore at Lamlash l7tbinst. during mos
violent gale. The Alpha also, bound t
,ILeghogn, cut her cables at Lamlash, an
Il t.ut into Tloon.
II The Amiable, Bartling; from Philadel
sEphia to Belfast, ran on shore near Cam
fbletown, on the Goth January. til ex
-Ipected she viii be got Oft after dischare
Ing her cargo.
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John Douglass &os

/ John Douglass &sx
| HAVE removed t0the store
IL y oscupies BY SjF. Js.Sesslae-
lper, at the cornerof Prince and Union,
streets, where they Offer for sale;
10000 lbs. prime green coffee
l pipe and 6 half pipes u. p
Tenelitfe Wine
s 13 hhds. choice retailing molasssS
with general assortment of lGroeefies;
which will be sold on moderate terms
THE Brick Store on Prince street,
lately occupied BY then is offered fet
sale or rent. 49,
WANTED,
Drafts atsigbt on Richmond or Peters,
burgh, or Notes Of either of the Charter
ed Banks Of Virginia.
March 90. eostSlaw3w
Tobacco VI anted, 8,
For which the. highest market price
viii be given. Art. 70
7. dunbar g Co.
March,. If
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3. FIere atsrril,le annagaae6 "a the

Ia Were AteErible annoyance 10 ths
8 .ImOsk exhausted sufferers: Us the
ss,n.in fell . prey to want, they de-
.sared each Uther--nay, they even
lacked the naked feet OF the sea-
Zen whilst asleep, and when brush.
= away by their hands, fastened 20
,heiy fingers! With 4 view OF keep
mo hope alive amongst dying com
s '9 the captain offered two dol
lars. which he found in his pocket,
: premium TO the man who shall
srst descry relief but faith and vi
g;laDee at last centred in himself
sSlone and on the evening ofthe siSth
day. (a.h Oct. 10 lat. 80, so long iA,)
he proyidentaily espied a sail. which
he did not, however. announce tor
Gen minutes, lest the stranger should
NOT steer 10 their --Whea all
daubt on So momebtOus point was
re,s aved, he ordered the friendly
bed Guilt, (which had been hefurc so
xpryieahle, and was the only signal
taev eoald then nuster) TO be hoist
ed and the harbinser Of their joy
nrsyed to be tue Sachem, capt. How
land, of Boston, from Liverpool for
Americas, Who Immediately ON per-
eriyias the wreck, bore down, and
rescued tie suEererss al moment
~hen despair had appateniIs reduc-
ed neasly the whole OF them to the
hststace, ofcxistenrc. After being
sl safely removed from the wreck,
capt. Howlanti, with genuine chris
tiar berevoIence. tire sicd them with
,he tepdesness OF q pareut--admi-
E;s,ering to them simple food ia
limited quantities., and by similar jnv
Jieions meaus their dormant facuii
ties sere SsDu terminated, and they
were ailsptediiy restored to the use
sc their limbs. Two days afterwards,
they fell In with the Js!in. Captain
Brsssey. frcm Africa for Liverpool,
10 whieh vessel they were transfer
ed, aud after agaiD experiencing The
humane and feelinsIy regard due to
their pitiable state, we're safety land
cd at s.iyerpoolop the 18th Geieher,
Their 'dsiiYeranee was most proyis
Dental, as a gale of wind and hea,
Wy sea came Oh tue following day,
which must have swept every soul
uT,he wreck. On the tith seven
aays after they weFe picked up, the
vessel was fallen IN VITA io lat. 80
81, long IL. SO drilling at The nler-
cy OF tic waves. Bs Ike William. ar
rived at. Liverpool frHm New
York. We have been careful 10 de-
tail the particulars Of this singular
eses,c. having obtained the infur-
nation from one Of the survivors :
aud we're al the SAME time anxious
TO record SO striking an example Of
The benefit to he derived, in similar
circumstances, from the pioas resig-
nation, coolaess and intrepidig. by
which the conduct Of Capt Carder
vas SO emioently distinguished taro'-
oughout the whole OF this very try
Ing and appalling scene.
CGse;iouian .Eereurg.
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AL MOOESiN LA Il IlEANHE1U.
/" lie that sp0reth has rod hatch has sen
but he that loretk him chGsteneth him
betimes
There is no question in SGsial econo
my which is envelopedin more diversity
OF opinion or di-sonance of practice thar
that of the Education of children: while
il cannot be denied, there is none Of
greater Importance both to parents and
their offspring. All animated nature be-
speaks the ties of affinity and blood: but
mau, inbued with higher reason, has
nobler affections ta cultivate, and great
er duties TO perform, than any other III
the scale of created beings.
1t is contended By many that the only
sure rule for governing or restraining
rereerse or wicked tempers. is the in
aueace Of tear !; while sthers affirm, that
acts Of love and regard will soothe the
most obJurate spirit. Both Of these Po-
sitions may be true, in certain extens
az it regards children; but we should ra-
|ther incline to medium course. And
|if Parents. instead, as IN the one case.
Eof indulging in continual vituperation,
with their children, would correct sea
|souablY and with moderation: or, as IN
|the othercase, instead of excessive M
|sulgence and hlbyish caresses, would
ctionately +" chastcn'' their little en-
ring desires ;--then, indeed, we might
expect to sec children" an ornament OF
grace to the head, and chains about the
|neck," OF their parents.
When we reflect that,
Just as the twlg is bent the trees
irc!in'd,''
we are ir.esistably led 30 sense of oul
duty to these interesting objects OF our
care. It is indeed most important
study to perfoEs this duty Alright. And
yet what task can be more delightful
than
Z. To pour instruction on the infant mind
{. And teach the young idea how t.
shoot"
! have known parents llncohsiuefats
Jones indeed j who attempted to rui'
their whole household by the constan
TERROR Of punishment. Ihaye seen lltti'
Iones, unconscious Of any error, shiYe
| at the sound of their parents voice. /,
lhaye seen their countenances, from va
can't gloom, suddenly brighten int
smiles, at the last sound Of his recediuI
Footsteps from the threshold. Can thi
Ibe right Can it produce that swee
and soothing intercourse which the to
of nature intended by our organization
ISurely no; its direct tendency is to sna
Iasunler The tender ligaments which .
mite child to its parent. Instead {
1.-THE parent being an object of love an
reverence, he becomes to his child
is,eater bugnboo tlan is TO be found IN a
1.-The annals OF our nurseries.
/ The contrast to this picture, thong
luot so revolving to our nature, is perhal
EequalET bancflt to a chifd's improve
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY,, MARcH 90.

Extract Of q letter dated Rochelle, Jan.
%, to a respectable mercantile house
in Boston.
The articles most in demand, are
cotton (particularly the long staple)
pot ashes, fish oil, deer and bear
skins. sugarand spices. Brandy and
wine are declining. Silk goods very
scarce and extremely dear. IrtIlere
is an interruption of many months
in the delnaDds for America, they
will be much cheaper.
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March q.
Public Sale.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that the.
~ subscriber, on Saturday the 9Sd
day of this month, win, by virtue Of Il
decree of the circuit court Of the Distfitt
of Columbia, for the county of Alexan-
dria, IN the suit Of Ruth Janney and
Others, against Elisha Janney, sell at
public sale, on credit Of sixty days
A lot Of ground with the store house
on it, situate on the south side Of Prince
street; beginning III feet TO the vest
Eof Uaion-street, fronting 40 feet en-
Prince-street and rdnnins back "A feet
/ to the line Of the property Of the late Joy
nathan Hall and also the back lot adj
Joining the above, OF the SHINE Width,
land running from 95 to 80 feet back:
! The object Of the sale is to raise to 1909
dollars 90 cents, with interest thereon
from the 18th May 1908, till paid. Ike
| sale to commence at l2 O'Clock.
EDMUND |. Lea
Commissioners
March | 3tawtS
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ambassador from France.

nj. hyde de Melville Is stated in
a late London paper TO be appointed
Ambassador TO The y. States OLA
merica. We 2re much pleased TO
end our expectations SO sgreeahly
realized in the appointment Of this
gentleman TO so important a station ;
his return to this country will be 4
high scource of satisfaction to those
who had the pleasure of his acqnaint-
snce during his residence in the ..
States.
U. S Gazette.
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NOTICE.

The ccnpittee appointed BY council to
rent tie fish a0ilalf. will attend on satur.
day next, Esd instant, on said wharf
at 10 O'Clock, for the purpose of selling
the same to the highest bidders.
THOS. PRESTON, }com.
s. LANES MCGUIRE, ~
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March 1
Fifty Negroes for Sale

at Fauqi0er CoartJ.ogse. Ia
ON the 2eth March, 1916, vii be sold
to the highest bidder, for cash. fifty Me-
groes, consisting Of men, women and
WIN. BRENT, Jun. /,
Admir- with the wilfahnessas
Of Richard Brent, 80
January e1
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March 90.
The Subscribers

The Subscribers
rOa dinner to be gwen at M'Laugh
Inns on Thursday 21st inst. are respect
fully solicited to attend there this even
ing at 2 O'Clock.
n. B. The subscription list will BIZ
left at the bar OF the Hotel.
March 90
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LIZ CD fNCERT.

YESHE defendant Sarah Ann Hunter.
IL not having entered her aprear.
aace and given security accordingto the
statute anu the rules of this court. and
1t appearing u the satisfaction Of the
court, upon affidavit. that the SAID de-
fenGant Sarah Ann Hunter. is not an IL
habitaut Of this district on motion Of
the complainant by her ccuasels it ,ols
dsteii, that the said defendant Sarah
Ann Hunter, do appear here on the first
day az April term next, aud enter hei
appearance TO he suit aid give security
fur performing the DEGREES Of the court.
daj flat the ptbcr defendant Charles
Slade, do MT pay away, convey Or se-
crete, the debts By him owing to. or the
estate or effects 10 his hands Belonging
to tlle said a5seut defendant Sarah Ann
Hunter, until the further order or de-
cree sf this court, aud that a cory OF this
order be forthwith published Tor two
months successfully in one Of toe public
newspapers published in this county
and that another copy be posted at the
front door Of the court house Of said
coanty.
4 COpy-Teste,
e. DENEALE, {. 6.
IA Il &c 1As,On,
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LINDSAY and Hill

IAnuSay ailu 11Il
OFFER FOR SALE,
$1,000 bushels best coarse salt suitable
for the fisheries
1900 ditto ground alum ditto
500 ditto Liverpool fine
DO boxes lemons, first quality
60 bays amonds. soft shelled
so hhds. n. Orleans sugar
IS ditto Muscoyado ditto
100 gallons olives and capers
1000 lbs. coffoe
(. ALSO,
A constant supply of the best family
Flour.
March IL
PRINTING
Neatly executed at the t)ffice Of the A
lexandria Gazette.
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Port Of Alexandria

The brig Eliza, Capt. Dye, of e from
this port has arrived at Marseilles.
The Barque Ossippee, capt. WILLIAMS,
sailed yesterday for the Mediterranean.
with stores for our vessels OF war in tina;
quarter.
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Public Sale.

T1be sold on Thursday next, at 10 D
clock, on Deans wharf, s
s6 hhds. and tierces sugar, and
100 bags coffee, Ola superior quality,
the cargo of the schooner Ladys Delight.
Terms made known at the place Of
sale.
p. G. Marsteller.
March 90