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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
From The WssAiss'on Gay wseiJ Gasen.

tfgn Tie Wishisg'oa Gay wteh,y Gasene,
Mrehaarsm-Mr. Crosbie, an ingenious
aud well known gentlsman, whe. has devo-
ted his liieto tbs study OF mechanics, has
lately invented, and put in molion in this
city, . asssf-safiiyTHg svaser srheft, the sur
plus power OF watch is applicable To mills
aad other objects in aay siluslion where
water ean be procured, without the necss.
siHy ola Isa, &c. I,peomises to be of gen.
esal uGiiisy. Mr.. crosbie, we understand,
has nearly completed a model, which he
means to depcsisin ths Patent Office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
From tie Riebmsnd Compiler.

A gentleman who left WiIliamfburgh,
on ihurlday evening, took the fteam
boat At Jameitown, and arrived here ear
ly lat evening, reports, that Eve or Fix
pe,fons had been taken up at York, and
brought to Williamiburgh, on iuppoG
ton of having been Pirates. There are
variety of accounts connected with the
tranfaction bur the ftory goes that they
bad been cruiiing on the high feas, and
captured Portuguefe and Spanifh vef-
Eel, and put into the caprs with their
booty, when fome ofthrm went on board
packet bound to Baltimore, with mott
Of their fpecie. Another part of the
crew lad put into Severn and fomc Of
them had gone to York. Difputes had
arifen among them, which had led to a
developement Of their vocation.--T They
were about to be examined at William(.
burgh -fhe veficl was TO be brought in.
to York.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
BY TIE M1lLS.

Hpyaafe ,FedsrahRs.-When hollow
hearted Federalift delerts, he is fare to be
placed in diitinguiihed rank on the dem.
ocratic Gde. This fome.imes makes
fome Of the old troops little turbulent /;
but the bit is in their mouths, and they
mutt fubmit The Bottom Yankee very
modeilly fays, without any loud com.
plant, "Thc day we hope is paf in Maj
fachufe.ts, when federal apotfacy is con-
fidered the belt accommodation to re-
publican lupport. ."-Sahax Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02

SEWPoNTS June 20.
We understand that several oil the public
speakers, ofbo,h sexes, Of the respectable
Society OF Fiiends, here on visit 10 their
brethren, held meetings Of worship on SAT-
utday las: among the military, at Forts
Wolcott and Adams. The sfnndamer,,a! a!
doctrines OF the blesss Rtdeemer of Man
KIND were' emphalicslly illustrated and On
forced, evidently pure from the heart, ,.truly
CHARACTERISTIC ofa Gospel Ministry, TO the
apparent satisfaction Of tie audience We
believe this friendly visit to the military
from that religious sect, to be a novel and
unprecedented occurrence, at least in this
section of the Union.
Great credi, is due the officers ofthe re.
spec.'se garrisona for the polite and cor
dial reception Of them. The soldiers are
also entitled to much ptaise for their decor.
Gus behaAio,r, pleasingly manifested on the
occasion while it reflects credit on their
othcers in supporting due subordinalion.
May the seeds of virtue scattered among
US by the pious labors of christians of dif,
lerent denominations, produce an abundan,
har'est--peace and happiness TO all rank.
and conditions OF men.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02

Arrangements are making in Baltimore
to lishs the streets of that city with hydro
sensaz, In the same manner ss the streets
Of London are Lighted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02

Ardent Spnits.-From an eftims.e
made ihort time Gnce it appears that
$4,000, 900. gallons Of fpirituous Liquors
arc confumed annually in the United
States The expsnfs in purchslias this
immenfc quantity cannot be le(s than 40,
ooo, COO, Dolls About a quarter of this
fun may be expended in CAT, of neccf-
fly 4; the remainder is appropriated 70
purpoies Of in,emperaace, &c After
feriouny Rejecting upon the effects reful.-
ing from the preient excellive ufe Of
fpirits-the ruin Of individuals, the mife
~ and diltrefs OF families, the corrup.
tion Of focie;y and the introduction os
almoR every fpecies of vice-let US en-
quire il fomethirg ought nor, and cannot
be done to refrain aud check the fpread
Of the evii' II we fuppote the above
80 millions Of Dollars wasdevoted to the
caufe Of religion, the education of youth
and other benevolent purpoies, how DIFF
feren, would be the Aatc OF the Commu-
nifty in fhort time. Sixty thorfand
Periens might be continually employed
in the Miniitry and in the initruction of
our children. Let US con6der for a mo-
meat. Motives to our exertion in en-
deavoring to correct the evil are numer
Gus and powerful. And were it not that
they arc familiar with ss, we fhould be
fentibly affected by them. Should retail
ers, magiitrates, and others who regard
the welfare OF their fellow citizens, unite
and form = reiolu,ion to difcountenance
by all the means in their power, the hab,
ITS OF drinking fpirits, they would in
fome degree, be fuccsisful. Let them
reflect whether they can remain merely
ipcctators anu not be accountable for the
eonfequenees.
Fran ne Wtshssgton C.fy Ufek,s G,1e,-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-03
January asth, 1916.

Translation ofa letter from the Minister
Of Spain to The Secretary IF State, dated
Washington, december 80, 1915.
SIR-The Diplomatic relations between
The king, my master, and the U. States.
being happily restored, and both govern.
ments being disguised, mutually to strength
en- the ties fthe most pure and perfect
friendship, It is my duty to inform the pre-
sident OF whatever may contribute to go
desirable an object aud remove the Oh.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-03
Wds'linsfon, Dec. 30th, 1915.
Hon. james Monroe, &c. &c.


Iraas'atiOn 1Vhich accom- bautdG Note ofhe 3D..
January, 1916, from tie Chevaier de Ojus, tn
che Secretary Of State.
SIR-Slnce the last note had the honor TO adj
dress you, under the da,e OF Tie 3Ulh of Decen
Der, have received positive Information that the
expedition which the traitor Toedo was prepar-
ing IN New-Orteans, against the dominons OF the
King, my master, has been suspended un' Al the
arrival at that city Of two bodies of TROOPS, one
thousand men from Kentucky, and tin &C hundred
from tennessee, commaud d by two American
citizens, hat we're to be ubned IN twenty four.
days To the army OF the Insurgents 1 ab,LIn, SIR
from Offering to you any observations on a
subject of such high ImpOrtan e, add SO
well established. ann well persuaded that h 5
excelency the President viii easily perceive.
nat II he states OF kentUcy, tennessee, Louisi.
ana, and Georgia, cou,n,ue, as they do, allowing
,her Citizens to commit hostil.ties against a
tle Oily pOweT, n0twithstand. ing the ders he has
issed for dispensing aid sarining the gang OF
desPerGtlOes, headed by Toledo, Hnmbert. Anaya
bernardo SatelrIer, l5tri, doctor Robinson. ma
Jos Perie and Prelre, and their fill wers. the
King, my master, will have reason TO suspect,
that u those meetings are uot authorized by the
government they are al least tolerated All the
assurances may give 10 my sovereign, of the
FRIENDLY dispositions his exceency the pres,-
dent, viii not suffice, when compared VIII, the
evident proofs had the honor TO com,nun,cate
TO you e this and my former note part;cuIarlv
When his majesty is well convinced of the re-
sources and authority OF the federal government.
and The promptItude with which their orders are
strictly observed in the whole Union. do not
entertain any apprehension of the result Of the
exPedition OF these incendiarIes. Tie European
wars oelng terminated, his majesty will be able
70 direct all his attention and his powerful armies
20 s.ne az once the growth of that instruction
pus .ns pnhAnthroPic heart Of my sovereign, the
~ winch he is distinguished, and which
duee hlm to wish 10 re-esSabIsh order among the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-03
Grand National LOTTERY.

L. o.
Goth Days Drawing.
No. 36,284
Came out OF the wheel a capital prize of
10000 Dollars.
This ticket was divided and sold in half, quar-
ter and two eighth parts by
G. 81 r. WAITE.
And extraordinary to relate, on the following day
III the same lottery,
No. 1881
Came out also another capital prize of
10000 Dollars,
Which ticket WAS also divided and sold in half.
aud TWO quarter parts by
q. IL II. WAITE.
1t is worthy OF remark, that four of the capital
prizes of 10000 dollars i'll the same lottery was
obtained at their offices Three of which are
lodged by G. & II. WAITE, i'm the Manhattan
Bank for safe keeping, till they become payable,
and the other one (Which they have already paid
is in the Bank of Baltimore
In Southern lottery, last season, they sold in
quarters OF tickets, q capital prize of
$4,000 Dollars,
And in lottery antecedent, they sold the high.
tprize ever drawn by one number in the United
States, viz.
10000 Dollars,
And in the New-York Lottery all three of the ca
p;tal prizes, viz.
100000 Dolls. 81, 900 Dolls. 10, 900 Dolls.
This is full confirmation of the superior good
fortune attending tickets purchased of G. & r..
WAITE, as in nearly all lotteries in which they
have taken an active interest, they have disposed
ofmost of thecapita prizes and trust, that in an
ensuing lottery, when they will re-commencc the
sale of tickets, their shares as well as whole ones
will be attended with the same good fortune.
January 81, 1916
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-03
OUR RELATIoNs Will JAIN.
TO the H0use Of Representatives

To the House Of Representatives
Of The United States
In compliance with the resolution of the
oath, transmit two letters from the envoy
extraordinary and minister Plenipotentia-
ny of Spain, to the secretary of state, with
his answer.
JAMES MADISON.
January 26th, 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-03
SIss~ F T. 5,'is'iISs liS'i
NSSy.(x So famous for getting fine Turf

"lI-L stand the ensuing season at Halifax
w courthouse, Va. four days in every week.
and four days IN every week at Pearson court.
house, N. Carolina. The season will commence
the middle of March and end the middle of july.
The terms and the pedigree will be made known
at the commencement of the season.
WIN. BALL.
Broad Rock, January 81, 1916. At
or The Editor of the Raleigh Star will inser,
the above TO the amount of 8 2, and send hi. ac
count to the Editor ofthe Virginia Argus for pay
ment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-03
EDITEDB BY

JOHN BURKE g LIZ GIR.qRDIN,
AND PUBLISHED
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
FoUR Doons BELow THE BELL TAVERN, AT Foun
DoIIAns PER ASsvM, PAID In ADVANCE.
T advertisements inserted at the usual
price, and promptly attended to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-03

N TICE.
A Petition viii be presented to the next Gene.
raj Assembly of the State of Virginia, for per
mission TO sell three acres Of land, lying on A.
dams Hill, and 125 feet of the Fal ing Garden
.roperty, for the purpose of discnargmg the
debts, due by the estate of Samuel Pl0assnts
deceased.
WILLIAM LOWNES, .ggent
for u. ". Pleasnnfs, .9din'r of
SAMUEL PLEAS tNFS, decd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-03
Unprecedented Good Fortune

Ttco Ttcenty Thousands
In two drawings, both divided into halves, quar-
tiers and eighths, AND ALL
Sold by G. s r. Waite.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-31
1851
Public Sale.

y virtue Of an order from the T9h-.
- norabIe the Judge of Charle3s
County Court, viii he exposed to Pubic
Sale, for Cash on thursday the fifteenth
day OF August next. at the residence IF
Gerard Robertson, in said county, The
life estate of said Robertson in about
two hundred acres Of bad, being part OF
tract Or parcel of land called Harwood,
lying on the West side # Port Tobacco
Creek, about two miles from Port Tobac
co. Also, sundry articles OF (; usehold
and Kitchen Furniture, OF necessar},
mere to De enumerated. Upon lie ratilf-
c o OF the safe, by the i0aees If
Inarles County Court, and rot before. a
deed viii be executed t. the purlhasef.
conveying to bim the estate aforesaiJ
Il. BRAW MFR.
Trustee for the creditors q;
p. ~ G. Robertson.
Fort Tobacco, Julv o0- az
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-31
July 10
New School


A Gentleman Of liberal education, Eav-
inc very respectable testimonials of abb
10y (. character, will commence School
IN this place, as soon as suitable room
can be procured,) for the instruction OF
boys in the Latin and Greek languages,
Mathematics, Geography with the use Of
Maps and the Globes, Rhetoric English
Granmara Composition, Reading, Writ
ing, sc.
Terms Of tuition from five to eight dol
lars a quarter.
Enqtirs at ibis Office.
II. Is. a liberal rent will be given for
good School Room, III a central and re-
tired situation.
july Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-31
Land for Sale.
Nav G5---t6

A Tract Of Land is offered for sale
situate in Frederick county, Virginia.
within one nile Of Berryville, containing
rs acres. This land was formerly the
property of Col. Griffin Taylor.
Merchants Bank Notes, Or Notes OF
any Of the Banks of the District OF Co.
iumbia will be received in payment
For farther particulars
Apply to the Printer,
Nav Is Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-31
Land for Sale

Inc subscriber wishes 10 sell for Caef
or likely seuag Negroes. several tracg'
or parcels OF i.ahd, eostaiu:hg IN ~,
whole 1000 acres, lying IN Poforaac : !.
yer. N NanJemoy, Charles court IA !,
ryiand. about So niles rem 49, nJ,5a
and lew miles above the bend ~ 10
river commonly called MARYLAND Point
ihese 'aHds are very valuable, BEING
contiguous to the river and having there
on az excellent Herring Fishery called
horh1s Gut, aud where several othGr
landings might at a little expense +,
cIeared-thete also abounds GOOD WOOL
ana rali timber there is likewise on tb,.
land never failing stream where M
might adyantageously tie erected at f.
tie EXPENSE there are on the property
several dwelling and other houses #
VII either De sold altogether or diyi,;c3
80 a0 10 sun purchasers It is ,honolEf
unnecessary to give a lariler descri,t;oIrII
"' Tie property, as it is presumed anv
pe'SoL wishing TO purchase woald "a
We" TIE premises. Any per>an wisIja,-
to purchase the above property vi
Please to call on 'Captain William y
HARRISON. or Captain Niliiaal Bent. re-
aldi"g near the premises, who viii sbsw
,ne SINE, Or 70 tie subscriber rear tbs
town 81 Port i'obacco, Maryland
= TIE above property should got be
sole at private sale. it viii &c oilsTed u
Luo''c Pale to the highest bidder in the
town OF Port tobacco, on laesday tbc
2oth OF August next, between the bours
of i and 5 viock. p. N.
JOHN III. HANSON.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-31


Ran away from the subscriber living in
Nelson county, Virginia, on the 18th Of
April last, likely young Negro man, a
bright mu'atto named CHARLES, some-
times calls himself Charles Coffee-his
dress cannot be recollected, it's sup
nosed he is either in King George coun-
ty OF the district of Columbia, where he
has some free brothers. Whoever will
apprehend Che said fellow & secures him
in any iail so that | get him again, shall
receive reward Of Thirty Dollars.
George Jacobs.
Nelson Courthouse, Virginia,
July 2 dim
a. The editors Of the National Intel
ligencer are requested to insert the above
one month. aud send their account to
this Office.
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OuIGIY's

Barr Jill Stone Mandatory.
VyHE subscriber has received a large
supply of BURR BLOCKS. direct
from France and has commenced max
as Burr Mill Stones. at his shop. upper
end Of King street. near the store Of Mr
James Anderson, where he can, on q
short notice. furnish Stones of any size.
warranted equal to any in the United
States, aud on the most reasonable terms.
Michael guigly.
april 6 tt
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aN'D,
For Boston,
July 16
Prince " illian, Connty Count,}


ON the motion of Edward Brooke,
late sheriff of Prince William County,
to whom the estate of Robert Carter, de-
ceased, hath been committed 1t is or
dered, that the said sheriff DO give pubic
notice to the creditors Of said Robert
Garter, by advertisement, in some pub
lie newspaper published in Alexandria,
and at the court house door, that they
present tier claims, duly authenticated.
for payment, en- OF before the first Mon
day in August next. at which time the
court will proceed to distribute the estate
amongst those whose claims are then ex
lifted.
a Copy--Test,
Philip d. Daw, C. C.
June ii If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-31
FOR Sale,

An intelligent Black Boy, aged about
10 years. He has been accustomed TO
take care Of horses and to labor on d
farm. He is cot offered for sale Tor any
FAULT. For further particulars apply to
the prnter.
July Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-31
Land for ale.


4 Ms Subscriber offers for sale two
\ small FARMS in the county of
q aestnoreland and state of Virginia
:, SAs On Mattox Greek, containing goo
! Principally land Of the first quail
n ~ Of which is heavily timbered. -
s ,aele IS on this tract good dwelling
sas With all necessary out-houses, a
,ss, Young apple and peach orchard,
u q never falling streams convent
"a lie house stands on the banks of
ME asek where every convenience and
hSsJ mat the season can afford is at
~ed tOit.
n also,
4. que other Tract. lying and being in
M. sa.ae county, about one and half
sSss nom the above tract, containing
SS;;, anu halt acres, about $50 acres OF
In N good timber--there is a dwell
e,,d Muse, kitchen, and an apple or
esssa WIN some ether valuable fruit at
Il, . this, with spring of good wa
Il. P Sr terms apply to Baldwin NJ.
sAleb or Henry Beaucock, both Of
q A. asiemen live near the premises.
subscriber in Alexandria.
A. ELLIOT MUSE.
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t&EN'CH G06DS,

( - E<etCG G06DH.
Laa9Ing at '.awrasou & FowIe's wharf
from the schooner Llcrniaa star. p
n Page, master, from fiayre de
Grace,
! case white and black grapes,
DO Layantiae liandselubiels, wids
c0lored borders
Long black and white silk cloves
] case mems and wos.en's bIa6k
and white silk hose
DO Fiorcaces, assorted coiors
2 do Leyantine &c do
4 DO taftetaS 90 do
l do ladies kid gloves, assorted
sizes md cOloYs
I DO mems leather 81 YES
| ditto green sewing silk for UNI
brelias
/ ditto sewing six, assorted co.'s.
J DO. Oh skin hat covers,
l Do. Cambr;cs,
l Do. Long Lawns, Cambfic hks.
SHIRT buttons,
! Do. White Chip Hats.
i do. black and white { ge, and
eauze fans,
The above goods were purchased with
cash, AID selected by the best houses at
Lyons and Paris, and VII be sold alta
small advance by,
]. e 3. Vowel.
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GERMAN GOODS.

Charles I Catlett
JTAS received per the ship Orion, d.
III rect from Hamburg, and offers foi
sale the following Goods. viz.
500 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de-
CDters, tumblers, wine glasses, double
lint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
900 bales Linen,
Consisting of Platillas, Britannias.
RtOHlias, ROuans, Cholets, Creas, Lis
adOes, Dowlas, Ressians, Sail Cloth.
White SAX, stout hempen Ticklenborgs.
Vsnaburgs, BurIaps sc.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
VdlllS,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks of steel of a superior quality
haatle ornaments,
1000 dem1ohns,
ApOthecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
Ali ct which viii be sold on as good
EN- Fms as they can be purchased in the
Nov %
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Land for Sale.

One hundred and sixty acres Of first
rate Haister Lend, adjoining the town
It Centefviile. upon which there is az
excellent orchard Of choice fruit and t.
iera5e good improvements. 1t is well
supplied with water, and the turnpike
"aad passes directly by it. No situation
can be more healthy, nor any soil better
adapted to the use Of Plaster Of I'alis.--
This laud viii be sold cheap, and upon
such credit as may suit the purchaser.
Apply TO William II. Foote, near a
jexandria, or to
James L. TripIett,
Near the premises.
July 10
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L.aWr&Son & Fowle.

ALSO,
Landing from said Schooner and for sale
as above
g pipes old coglliac brandy, Of a
superior qua4ty..
90 cases chalnpalne. dozen each
60 ditto med0c clarct, dozen each
Nav
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Landing,

AAiSASN -
:, c.rvo Of the brig Agenorla, Cyrel
n M,rt,a. master, from Marsellles, con-
sisting Of
40 cases claret
900 casks ditto
ID ditto mascatel wine
) ditto ladies' and geutiemen's
silk hose and gloves
! ditto ladies' KID gloves
J ditto colored sutestrinss, assort-
ditto lowered ditto
) ditto Florence silks
5 ditto colored grapes assorted
ditto ribbons
3 ditto lace shawls and handker'
chiefs
4 ditto gentlemen's sup. hats, "a
risian cut
bales Alexandria SIENNA
IS bales velvet eorks
S cases phials--
For safe By
Adams, Herbert & Co.
NAY % II
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R.q.FK OF ALEXANDRIA,,

July 2, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
holders in this institution, that dividend
is this day declared of feur per cent. Tor
the last half year, and viii DE ready to be
paid to them or their legal representa-
tiyes, on Friday the 9Th instant.t
BY order of the Board.
il, M'RENNa, Cashier.
TuIy 9.
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Cotton arm

The subscriber has on hand, ani viii
be constantly supplied with general as
sortInent Of Cotton Yarns from the Rich
mend Msnufactory, which will be adyan.
tageously disposed OF to town and coan-
try merchants.
JAMES sANDERsON.
July
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Merchants Bank Paper
.W.9NTED,

i Rave large quantity of Dry Gooas'
which will sell on good terms Eor NaeF'
chants Paper at par, OF Tor any other
Chartered or Unchartered Bank Paner.
Jonathan Scheiheid.
9Th no. 20
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WIN. MORGAN

Informs the public, he has opened a
shop on King street, between Royal amt
Pitt, opposite s5r, BeeIer's. confectioner,
where all orders viii be thankfully re-
ceiyed and puactuaIIy attended 20. His
time Will be principally occupied in be-
spoke work. Those who favor him with
their custom. may depend that TIE mate
rails aud ,go,kmanship will bt inferior TO
none for fashion, neatness and durability,
for cash only. The tine spent and Diff
cuItv 10 collecting small accounts, must
plead an apology for this determination
May G5 IT,
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puBLsHED Dang By sNoWDEN, RoYAsiREET. ALEXANDRIA
For New-Yn,k

sEggS The schooner Hero. Capt. w.
!ssss azaz Finney; has part of her cargo
engaged ard will sail this week. For
freight OF few hundred barrels, apply OH
board at Twins wharf, or to
Dodge and Ketteli.
July Is
.aJND,
For Boston,
AZ The schr. Washington, Capt.
800 ssssAa Perkins; now loading& can take
900 barrels freight on low terms.
.apply as abore.
July Is If
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EE@ The ship WilheImina, John
ysS7s i sasrSS Baxter. master; burthen 1000
g.. barrels, in good order q rea-
lG'4@'S17 dy to receive a cargo on