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q large, that when the bier reached !
Sian sSbey. the last of the attendants had
be ) a rstt George-street. Mrs. Jordan who
! = !; nj France a short time since, was bu-
as1 ~ tbe celnetry of st. Cloud, she had
nsa e, - in the village for some time, with
rSlu' nr;yscy, under the Eaine OF Mrs,
gfa sl T was buried in a thin she'll,
hns 's'iblack, butuncovered with cloth or
saln ..sot Of any kind, the trial OF the
eIla a';;rators in France, has been brought
slpsr,n;nation. three have been con-
. "A ~ death. and as the plotting a,
GEM s the kings lite is considered as par,
E' ~. these three are to have their right
r S.Js emf off, and Immediately afterwards
NM y y u,;liot;ned, eight are sentenced to
p ''.s,sfstion. nine to be confined for a Ger
aeg' .;ne. and 8 aere SET at liberty, Mar
- lre,ndiuotis said to have made Souch-
y. nsace with the king, but he is not
- - dniy one Of Bonaparte's councillors
" usos, The king has admitted to an aa
s s,s1 lately Champaiguy, the Duke de
c S has lately been hoaored with Il
Va, .au'; ;,teryiew,--India Stock has fallen
: Ssr ceat. in consequence OF the expect
4 r Gar in India --Gu!d has again fallen
!" finest Portugal is now at 81, les PEI
.rocp- Dollars arc at Is. 10 LID
Standard Silver SIS.
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Port Of Alexandria.

ENTERED,
Schooner Thankful, Emery, Saco.
- Liberty, Bears, Boston.
Brig Ceylon. Felpier, Rotterdam.
British sch. Hester, Lawrence, King
st0n.
Brig Union, McClain, Wiscassct.
- George Washington, Corning.
Providence.
Schooner Milo, Spalding. Tbomastown.
Brig Dasher, Collins, Halifax.
Arrived brig Ceylon, ]. NJ. Terrier,
master, go days from Rotterdam: TO
Adams, Herbert 4 Go.
Eatract from the log-b9oh.
Left. ship JACOB Jones, Oxnard, OF
Boston, ready for sea: brig Eliza Of
Philadelphia, and brig Alfred OF Boston,
just arrived.
July 90. South EorelanI bearing w.
II. " distance Is miles, spike ship
Georgiana of Norfolk, bound to Bremen.
Aug. /, lat 49. long, 12, spoke Swedish
brig Maria, II weeks from Malaga bound
to Bremen supplied her with provi
sions. Aug. s, was boarded by his 5rl-
fannie injesty's brig bocepa!us 50 days
from st. Helena. who Informed US bo-
ncy had been sick, but was then better
aud employed in writing his life. Ang
26, lat. SO, lG, long. II, spoke ship Con
estcga, Banker, from Philadelphia; all
we'll.
Ii is perhaps worthy Of remark, that
the above big Ceyloa had but ~ days
passage from this harbor to Rotterdam,
and that she performed the voyage III
little better than 5 months.
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ALEXANDRIA:
MONDAY, SEprEMBnR 2.
COMMUNICATION.

A Kentuckian lately Travelling thrr'
Montgomery county, Maryland, fell in
with citizen of that district, when the
following conversation passed.:
The stranger begged he would not take
whilst he related an anecdote
10 him, an occurrence that actually took
place in his county, where the preiudi-
ces, if possible, are much stronger asains'
fetleralists. In Ken. lived democrat
whose hatred OF fcderalist was such, tina;
any thing that was bad, or mischievous
i as called tederalist. 1t happened he
was much plagued with rats, he got out
rageous, and told .his son to set trap
add catch all the federalists the tral
was set, and the next morning his son had
caught rat, and running to his father
father | have caught a fede
ralist what shall | 10 with him XII
the federaist; kill him directly. The
trap was again sat, and the following
aorning he had the like good luck in tax.
ing another rat he in like MANNER run
ug tohis father, exclaimed, father, IA.
eher, have got another tetleralist Xii
him, kill him. kill nil the federalists. The
crap was again set, and the next morning
ths son caught mole, running to his IA
her piteotsiy eSolaiming, oh. father,
aave caught demo. The father sazing
IN the mole, asked the sou, why he cal
ted him a demn---the boy most pitenusiy
eplied, the poor thing is 5Iird: don't you
zee, father, it has it>eyes shut, and Can 7
see, What Shall do with him Go yog
Iool. replied the father. it is III the dark
&c docs ali his wo.k.
Federal Repablicau.
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LLOYD,S LISTS.

By the Courier we received Lloyd's
r;,,s Of Ja'y S, 9 and lSta. Extract.
1Iiou :-GraYesend, July 8. ar. Rambler.
Godfley, Cork +; Victory, Malaga Mi
rrrya. Lee. Bengal,-SaiIed. Robert
Vain, n. Ysrk--0f Dover, az: Elec.
tu. Philadelphia; Criterion, N. "
falmouth, hsmas Gordon, y. Orleans.
Guernsey, Venus, Norfolk. Sun.
lerlsud. Adsmant, Savanhah.--Desl
Dorothea. Philadelphia: sailed. Ro}er'
Vain. N.Y.p. Of Va eloo Viz i,it. -
Haue, June o., ar. Sally. Mayo, Savan.
nh: Catharine, Das1imore.---Ho uen.
Eliza, Savannah.
L. LIsr, July 9Th.
Grayesend, ar. Critetion, Avery. n. Y.
Clifton, Boyd, Virginia ; Electra, Phila-
deIphia.--Cowes. Lucies, n. York, for
orders Sailor Boy. Philadelphia
Plymouth, Frederica Sophia, n. Y. 10,
Uders.--Falmouth, Thomas Gordon.
Savage, Portsmouth, N H.--4A-Clyde.
Picket, Holden, Charleston: lord So
ners, do.--BeIfast, Olive Branch. Nor
folk Abigail, Charlestou---Sunderland
Boston. Nicholas, Amsterdam--Deal
sailed. Jane, Means, Virginia. hiel-
le, Eliza, Rea, Challeston,--
Bayard, Rich, Savannah. ---liavre; On
Gda, billiard, n. York Pomona. Ste
fens. Observation-Disclosures, Georgia
Tlginie, Charleston.
L List of July 6.h-The Geo. and
Susan, Of New Bedford, Leslie, IRON
Stockholm to y. York, put into hinss'e
9th inst, having sprung leak IN long
s3.-Grayesend, sailed Anne, N. York
Portsmouth. ar Spring, Turnbpll,
bound to Qaebec.--Cowes, Adzc,
Rich, Charleston, Monarch, Bound to
aebec,--Penzance. Prince of Wa.
ler0c, ar. and sailed for Virginia-S-Deal
Thomas Strickland, Willingtou--Tex-
e, Jrly 8, Lydia, Haskell, Alexandria.
Bordeaux, July 5, IaliaAiaria, Richmond
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doubtless felt through the whole extent
|of the United States. A gentleman from
Burlington Informs US, that there was
considerable frost on the borders OF
Lake Champlain, and in Petersburg.
Virginia, the Thermometers, which, on
Tuesday afternoon, had stood at 81, was
down, on Friday morning to Cd, making
a change ofthirty degrees, IN about 40
hours.
The weather, during the Spring and
summer, has been, perhaps, as eztraor
binary in Europe, as in America. In
both quarters of the Globe, the Spring
was unusually cold, and vegetation unu-
sually retarded but while long and
severe drought has prevailed every part of
our Country, almost the whole OF Europe
has been drenched with severe and con-
|tinued rains.
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August Sd, brig Bull Dog, Dessert, s.
!days fr.0m Liverpool for Bermuda Hun.
|dreds. 5tR, lat. AZ As long. As, snip Rolla
Giles, 12 days from Baltimore for Amster.
dam. sth,alat, a., AZ, long. 81, brig Ro-
derrick, Mitchell, 10 days from New Lon
don for Hull. 10th, English brig, Little,
"a days from Trinidad, for Liverpool,
N. S.
Arrived at Quarantine, schr. Attractive,
Wallis, from the Mediterranean. Left
in Port Mahon, June 80, U. States fri
gate U. S. Com. Shaw, sloop of war On
tario, and schr. Hornet, all to sail in a
day or two for Gibraltar, for supplies.
Lett at Malaga, July 10th, ships Eliza
Ann Barnes, of Portland Diana Harper.
of Alexandra brig Chatham, Harding,
of Savannah. Lett at Gibraltar. Ju-
with, schr. Rose-in-Bloom, Turner, OF
Norfolk I; ships Hope, of Salem, and
Ruth, of Philadelphia, and several others,
unknown, being in quarantine.-June 8,
lat. Sc, Is, long. 8, IS, spoke brig Patri-
OF, Davis, from Malaga for N. Y. and
four days from Gibraltar. July sed, lat.
Sc 81 long. 9 81 vas spoken by schr.
under Bucnos Ayres colors, name un-
known, and the brig Gen Ripley, 40
days from Charleston for Malaga; straage
sail heavins in sight, the Bsenos Ayres
schr. being stillin co. she hoisted English
colors, chased Il brou't the stranger too,
which proved to be a spaniard then shift
ing her English for Buenos ..Ayrcs colors.
boarded the spaniard, hauled down her
co'ors, and apparently took possession of
her. July a4th, lat. Sc, sc, long. 10, IS,
spoke schr. Morginia from n. \. for Pa
lermo. The Attractive sold her cargo al
Port Mahon as follows; Rec on board, y
dolls ger quintaI No. 2: Beef, On board.
l8 doll. per bbl hne -four, On board, 81
30 cts. per Dbl. Barrel Slaves, Gu board,
70 doll per thousand.
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Notice
Peter Bauay's best G,u.pozcder.

HAVING for thirteen wears been con-
cerned in the manufactury OF Gunpovder
of E. j. Dupont, (de RernourS) aud Co..
and having last year withdrawn from the
SAID concern, have established mann.
iactury OF the game article under NY par
ticulAr care, and beg leave to intorm the
public, that constant assortment ofgun.c
pewGer Will be found with my agent Mr.
JOHN Roberts, merchant, of Alexandria,
which Will be warranted to be OF the first
quality, and will be sold OIL the most Tea
sonable terms.
John Baudny.
B,andywine, august rs
he subscriber has received and offers
for sale, a supply Of tie above Ounpow-
der ,7
JOHN ROBERTS.
September 9 eoIm
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.NorfoiE. aurnst %.

Arrived schnn Gen. Taylor, Rudder,
IL days from st observation-disclosures
and sugar-Seyhour and Bu;leT-E.e!r
briggs Pilgrim, Delano, OF George Town,
to sail in ten days Gen. jackson, Har-
Olson, from n. Carolina, djscharging
Crisis, from n, York. Just ar
rived sch'r Mary, Boush, from Wind
sor. discharging. Aug %, in lat 81. long.
"a, SO, spoke British ship stricksbi F.,
from Jamaica bound to London, SO dav>
out Gath, on the edge of the Gulph.
spoke brig Water Witch. Bunch, "a
hours from philadelphia bound to Raya-
Ma.
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ISABEL and H03'zteN,

Who will meet all engagements OF the
late firm of Isabel, Horwell and Gray,
and are authorised to receive all debts
due to it.
frey have on hand and intend con-
,tartly keeping, handsome assortment
,f Fashionable and Strong Cloathing, and
are prepared to furnish transient oeElle-
men at the shortest notice.
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Saar.Enrk .Raoifst q.

Frost in August.-it is stated IN the
Boston Evening Grzette OF saturday
that, on Wednesday night last, there was
a slight boar frost, Which was observable
the 0extmoruing, IN several towns near
Boston. 1t was not, however sutnciehuy
severe in that region. to produce any
serious injury to-vegetatien :'ont ia sone
parts of the District of Name, the crops
it is said. were on the same nlg.t, mate
rally injured by the frost.
One OF the Albany papers also men
tions, that frost was seen in the neigh
bourhoot Of that city,on Thursday morn
ing.
The great and sudden change OF wea-
Their, in the middle of last week, was
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To Rent,

That well known House, Store and
Ware-flou,e. now in tie possession Of
Mr.. A. G. Cazenove. opposite the Wash
ingt0n Tavern, tor one or term Of years.
and possession given the lst OF October
next. For tetms apply to the subscriber.
or Mr. CaZenove.
WIN. Hepburn.
September 9 st
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Robert GRAY. Jun.

Carries on his business as usual, on
King, rear the intersection Of King and
Royal streets, and is prepared to ACCOM-
nodate his former Customers, and travel
ing ladies' and gentlemen in the neatest
and most fashionable style and at the
shortest notice.
September 3 st
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Isabel and IforWell.

WILLIAM ISABEL & RICHARD
HOR VEIL, having purchased out the
interest Of Robert Gray, jun. in the late
firm of Isabel, HorweIl and Gray, the
business will BE- conducted as usual, at
thc lower end of King street, under the
firm of
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscribed has just received by the
General Lingan, Captain Weston, from
Amsterdam, large and elegant assert.
lnent of Boiling Cloths, of a superior qua
lily, which will be offered for sale at the
store OF MIR. James Anderson.
Amos alexander.
October S t
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Baltimore, Aug. 81


Brig Thomas. Peterson, Isle of May IS
ldays. Left, brig Agent, Lewis, for Alex
Iandia in g days: a ship from Phiiad
name unknown. I he schr. Jefferson.
out 7 months IN whaling voyage touch
cd on her way home with 40bbis Of oil.
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District of Columbia,
County of alexandria, to iCit !;

april Term. 1916.
The Mutual Assurance Society, asains
Fire on Buildings If tie State Of w.
sinia-Complainants.
Against
Edward K. Thompson, Assignee of Adam
). Swoope-Dcfendauts.
IN CHANCERT.
TIME defendant Edward K. Thomp.
/. son, not having entered his appear.
nce, and gives security, according tc
he statute aud the. rules of this court
and It appearing to the satisfaction 6fthe
coartupop affidavit, that she said defend
ant Edward K. Thompsm, is not an IN.
eabtant Of this district: on motion of the
omplainant by his Counsel, it is ordered
nat the said defendant Edward K
thompson, do appear here on the first
Jay Of November terra next, and enter
MS appearance TO the suit, and give Sc
sarlty for performing the DEGREES of the
ssOdrt; and that a copy of this order BE
'Ortn@ith published for two months sue
@ss,TcIy in one Of the public newspapers
published in this county, aud that ano.
@er copy be pasted at the front door OF
We court houseloi said county.
A Ccpy-Teste.
6. DENEAI.E. c. C.
august s law2m
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.NurfoLk. .Aueust 90.

Sacrilege On Monday last, Span
lard by the name of Millero was brought
before the Court OF this Borough, charg-
ed with having stolen from Christ Church
a number OF Cushions, carpets, prayer
Books, &c The evidence of his guilt
being satisfactory to the Jury, they sem
fenced him TO Is months confinement at
hard labor in the PeniteDtiarv.
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For New-York,
The fast sailing schooner
~ 1,,l,of


A@a juliet,
$500 Captain Dpane,
For freight or passage, apply to the
captain on board at Janney's wharf, or
10
Barnslcatl q Popham,
Who have for sale, landing from said
schooner,
10 kegs London white lead ground
in oil, first quality
so thousand Havana segars, in half
and quarter boxes, do
500 demijohns
90 tons French plaster
IN STORE,
Q quarter casks L. P. Madeirs
wine
6 caset chateaux Margauy claret
Is do Port wine
10 do Tenerifte do.
S do Claret
90 boxes Spanish Chocolate.
September 2 II
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Historical Sketches
OF THE
I.A7E VAR

oe,Ween the United States and Great.
On'ain--illpstratlve of the individual bra
ny OF the American Sailors. Soldier,
u .eltizens-with Portraits of the moss
-, %aS1nsuished Naval s. Military Officers
NM NJ views Of several Sieges and Engage
~eats Price Q Dollars.
ALSO
G.. : lew Copies Of Richard Smiths Tria
Ill., n NE Murder of Capt. Carson-Gom'
Hee.-Price Dollar.
For safe By
JOHN A. STEWART.
August 81
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We are sorry TO learn that the fine
new schooner Tantiyy of this port, is
ashore five miles n. E. from Ocracock.
Phe Tantivy was on her way thither
from Charleston, and grounded during
the cveDing on Sunday the 18th inst.
Fer cargo has ali been landed in good
order. ard il is confidently believed that
SIC viii be go ctf'ia few days.
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Federal Rapab!icaU.

4 letter frcm Paris of the 9th of July
is published IN the London Courier.-lt
contains the following paragraph:
:. The American Charge d'Afaires
peaks loudl Of a commercial treaty be
twcen this country and Russia, which can
rot butbe detrimental 10 the mercantile
world in England.
Baybary states lctteris published
in the london Courier, relative 10 the
late British transactions in he Aiediter
anean--it states that Lord Exnouth's
feet went second time to Algiers, for
tie purpose OF obtaining revision Of the
treaty which the Dey had made with A.
nerica, respecting the sale Ct the prizes
il his port. The Dey is said to have re-
pied to tais question, that the treaty he
aad recently made with that nation was
al an end +: that if they chose not TO a
oide by tie Old one, lie would agree TO
20 other. Lord Sxmoath proposed &c
The Dey treaty similar TO that madc at
Funis and Tripoli, for doing away with
slavery altogether. The Bey sisniiied
his unwiIliHgness to comply, but request
ed three months to make up his deter
,aiGatlon.
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The Museum will be open
h. we reception of Visitors, on Monday
,,, anssaay aud Saturday afternoons
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For Sale.

For Sale.
BvHE cargo of the British Schooner
4 Hester, capt. Lawrence, from
Kingston. Jamaica, consisting Of
Fine Havoured Jamaica Rum
Prime green Coffee and
Lignumvitae
]. Douglas & Co.
A few hundred bbfs. viii be taken on
reight to Jamaica, by the above sch'r.
first rate vessel, enquire as above.
Sep. 3 tt
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troRl tie E9Sa!o Gazette Of .4as. go.
The last sale of -four in This village
was fifteen dollars per barrel. Last
evening we believe there was rot bar
rel Of bread stiff tor sale in tie village.
This sea city, however, viii be but mo-
As the wheat is new harvesting.
In all This week -four may be expected
from the rev crop.
Che hopes Of the farmer viii be re-
Ntized in dis quarter OF the country.
Notwithstanding the bacswardness ard
state OF the weather in the
month Of May and June.
Hnq-early cut. in many places ex-
tremeIv lieht--that which was situated
ON low lands, and been omitted cutting
ill tla 18th Of August, aay be SAID a
4niddling crop. The rowan cutting, = ay
perhaps be considerable. Corn Blades,
or Sralks. or late sowee Oats, may make
IN the deficiency of Hay.
Wheat and Rye---Crop not large--bat
The heads we'll filled, the kernel soand
no smut o. blast.
Corn. has come on well the last month,
a go d Weld, If no early frostS, more
planted than usual
Potatoes. promise well, some that were
planted IN july will yield common
CROP
Garden Vegetables and Roots, more
fhan commoo attention ha, this year been
paid to gardens, an extensive yield Will
be the consequences.
In truth, thepeople will have no cause
to complain what we supposed we had
10 in Seed time, will undoubtedly be met
&c. to us in the harvest.
Fire /! a Raru belonging TO Ihos. Mer-
rift, ESQ. Of Grantham, U. 6, was con
sunea BY Gre on the night OF the 10th INST.
supposed to have been the work of an
ncendiary. The loos is estimated at
near 4,G0o dollars.
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august so
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25 Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber this day
week. an apprentice lad named DAVID
aOLLISON, aged le years, about 5 feet
$ inches high, dark complexion. down
lock and round shouldered-had with
him dark mixed grey short jacket and
trowsers and sundry other clothing not
COLLECTED, excepting good fine hat
This is the second time of his.eiope-
ment. He worked with MIR M'kenney
in Georgetown, as a freeman, lS months
ago, until discovered.
I will give Five Dollars if found in
decentralization D,llars if found IN
or Washington-and iwen-
ty five Dollars if as far off as Baltimore,
On having him secured in Jail, with rea-
sonaDle charges.
Andrew Jameson.
Alexandria, Nov. 27
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Bark of the U. States,
Office of the Commissioners,

WAsHINGToN, Nov 25, 1916
iATOTIeE is hereby given to the SAB.
~ scribers to the Canital of the hnk
of the United States at the city of Wash.
lington. that the Commissioners appoint,
ed by the President o. the United States
to receive the said subscriptions, are du.
Nv authorised by the president and dpc.
tors of the Bank of the United States, to
receive the second instaInent Of the ad
subscriptions to wit: on each STARE q
the said capital, 10 dollars in gold Ora'
yer coin. ard % dollars in coin as afors'
said, or in funded debt. at the rates pre-
scribed by the act Of Incorporation ; Wit
a power of attorney annexed tothe cert
icates of the said funded debt prOportlOr,
authorizing the loan officer, Tor the time
being, at whose Office the said funded
debt shall stand recorded Tor the register
of the treasury OF the United siatsf
the stock shall stand on the books Of the
treasury to transfer the same in due
form of law, to the president, directors
and company Of the Bank Of the United
States that the said commissioners as
agents OF the Bank, will attend al tns
rooms of the treasury, occup'a y N'
office of Pay and Deposit Of me ns .I>oS.
Columbia, between the hours Of ~ oe.o ~
in the for. noon, and tsves O'CLOCK M ".
afternoon, daily & every day, sunasH,
excepted. from the frs; OF January us,'
ensuing to the Esd OF the same lnuari
both days inclusive, for the purpose y. u
receiving the payments as ai0'esa'u' a aas
hat the subscribers, at their option '.,,
either pay the said second lo:tai'nsesis ~"
the original place of subscription, on, T Sans
the time herein limited, or at TIE p''
Of the U. States at Philadelphia.
JOHN MASON,
THOMAS SWAMI, oO""
JOHN P. VAN NESS,
November 27-20 2a"t%oo''"
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sugar tsum CantilcS & salt
The cargo Of brig Juno
Consisting OF
80 - f bsrssi, Na>eoyado Sugars
20 hogsheads New England Rum
l76 boxes mould and dipped candles
so sacks salt
40 barrels no. Boston beef
90 tons fiat Swedesiron
20 casks ground plaster
Cordage and wooden ware,
For sale by
JOHN G. LADD u CO.
ALSO,
The Cargo Of brig Catha ine, from The
maston, consisting of
$4,000 feet clear boards
1000 do birch joice
60 casks Thomastown lime.
Received per schr Elizabeth,
200 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
40 boxes dipt candles
50 ditto mould ditto.
And from on board sloop Packet,
600 sides soal leather.
ALSO,
Per brig George Washington,
6 hogsheads country Geoeya
s5 boxes spermaceti candies,
For sale bv
JOHN 6. LADD G CO.
November 90