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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
AN ACT

AN ACT
FOR the relief OF Jonathan Rogers, Junior, of
Waterford, in he state Of Connecticut.
BE It e5Iacfed 6y tie Senate and hoziss oT RE-
| resentattUes ofhe United States af america m
Congress assembled That the Secretary OF the
Treasury he, and ne is hereby authorised and re.
CURED To discharge from his imprisonment iona
than Rogers, Jun. of Waterford, Connecticut. now
confined IN prison at New-Haven, in said state.
| Tor deot due from him to the United States.
on judgement obtained IN their favor against him
before The District Court for the said District of
Connecticut ProVided hozyeuer. That nothing
contained in this act shall exonerate any pro.
perry which the said Jonathan Rogers. now has
or hereafter may acquire, from the judgement
and execution obtained against him, by the Unit
ed States as aforesaid.
II. CLAY,
Speaker Of The House Of Rebreseptahues.
JOHN GA1LLARD,
Prcsideat eftie Senate bro tenbore
February %, 1816--APPnovxD,
JAMES MADISON.
RESOLUTION requesting the President 20 pre.
sent medals to Captain James Blddle. and the
officers OF the Sloop OF War Hornet.
hesstVed6 by The SENATE and House If Re6rese,tta
tires Of tie U,tfed States Of .luelca IN congress
assem0fed That the President Of the United
States he, and he is hereby requested 10 present
to Captain James Biddle of the sloop Of War
Hornet, gold medal, with suitable emblems and
devices, and silver medal, with suitable EN-.
blems and devices, to each commissioned officer
OF the said Sloop Of War, IN testimony Of the
nigh sense entertained by congress ofthe eallan.
ny, good conduct and services of captain B,ddle
ms Officers and crew, in Capturing the British
'iooP OF war Penguin, after brave and sklful
combat.
II. CLAY,
Speaker Of tts House Of Representation
JOHN GAIILARD.
President cfshe Senate pro tcsabore
February -, 1sI6--APrROvEo,
JAMES MADISON,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
NO TICE.

The Board Of Mana gers of The
h1chmoHd Baptist Foreign and Domestic
MISSION SOCIETY
Have POSTPONED the ANNUAL MEETING
OF the socety until The first Saturday m June
next IN consequence Of the General Meeting OF
correspondence 20 beng appointed on that day in
ms City. Signed,
JOHN BRYCE, Cores. Sec.
Richmond, March 8, 1916. (w1wtA')
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-20
For Boston,

s,SS The regular trading schooner VA "a,
SAKE tive, N. Mayhem, master, VIII
sail n all next week. For freight Or
.rr--.rese. apply An the master ON board,
or to
La.orason g Fowls.
Who have received by said schooner and
for sale,
500 boxes of mould candles,
200 do. brown soap
so barrels No. l Beef,
60 tons plaster Paris
40 boxes window glass, from tne
Boston mandatory, OF different
sizes
500 reams wrapping paper
i cask containing tea sets emma
/ case decanters
5 do pint and half pint tumblers
ALSO FOR SALE,
Afloat on board the brig Altoona, J. Dow,
master, from Cadiz,
5000 bushels superior quality Cadiz
salt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-20
Land for Sale.

3 ME subscriber wishes to sell tract
z Of Land in Fair fax county, c., n
tanning $50 acres. From actual expert
ments, it is found TO be well adapted to
clover and plaster, a ,ery inconsidera-
bic quantity of which will make it supe-
rior land as at present the greater part
is really fertile. The situation of the
property is desirable. being about one
quarter Of a mile from the stage road
leading from Alexandria to Occoquan,
aad not farther from Mr.. Janney's mills
and Accotinck creek, through which
channel the purchaser may convey his
produce to any market lying upon the
sea-board Persons anxious to purchase
may be shewn the land by MIR. Keagh,
living OF the premises.
March Is If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-20

SATURDAY,, APRIL go, 1916.
For Freight,

u 10 To
Ara The Brig
J asp Wanderer,
Re $3.50 AIex'r. Newcoa.5 master,
Burthel 900 barrels, superior vessel,
will bexeady to receive a cargo in a few
'days--Aapiy to
LAWRAsON & FGWLT,
Who have landing from said brig from
Cadiz and for sale,
5000 lbs. Block Tin,
6 Or. casks sherry Wine,
10 do. Red Wine.
April S.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-20
REMOVAL.
Thomas Mount

EHAs removed his Fancy Hard Ware
Store and Comb Mandatory,
from ROYAL street to his New Stors on
King street, opposite Patton and Butch
er's Hard Ware Store, where he offers
for sale very general assortment OF
Goods in his line.
Just finishing, very handsome as
sortment ST Tortoise Shell Combs.
March [
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-20
Land Of superior quality
FOR SAsT.

FOR SASE.
T<HE subscriber wishes to sell the
farm on which he at present re-
sides, containing about 900 acres, most
of which are rich low grounds and per-
feetly level, part of that valuable es-
tate formerly belonging to the late
Thacher Washington, Esq. lying on the
Potomac, in King George county, in the
Northern Neck of Virginia, about so
miles below the city of Washington
The buildings on this farm, consisting OF
a good dwelling-house nearly new, and
all the necessary out houses, are calcu-
lated for the accommodation of a genteel
family. These improvements, with an
enclosed garden and. yard annexed there
to. capable of being made useful and
handsome, are situated convenient to
spring of good water, on an eminenee
commanding an elegant view'of all the
low grounds belonging to this estate, to
which are attached valuable fisheries, a
plenty of wood and timber, fine pastu-
rage. marshes, waters, SC. for every kind
of stock and wild fowl in their season,
and oysters are very convenient. The
products of the farm can be delivered,
without any extra expense. from It's own
shores on navigaole watersior large yes
sells t. any port OF the United states;
and with all these substantial advantages
the very extensive aud beautiful prospect
afforded by tnis healthy seat OF the river
1utomac. Niac!lodock Creek and the
aeighboring situations around both, Oh
the Virginia ard Mar land shores Is
ixhly interesting. Unquestionable title
oli be made to the purchase 5; and for
the teens and examination OF the pre-
nises, applications are to be made to
W arner " asillngton.
King George County, Virginia,
March % tt
Just received, for s.ale
Nine hogsheads good retailing mo.as-
SEES, and fifteen ba refs MaseoFado So
gar, by
Harper ard Fendall.
March 26
For Boston and Portland,
ssh The sch. Mary, Chandler Rack
!asks lift, master; will commence
loading 10 two days, and take 500 bar
rels on freight, Apply to the master on
board at LaWrason and Fowle's wharf,
CT to
Laprason and Fosols.
March 26
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-20

SAI,Fs At VENDIIE.

IN s0'' !, Il III. M snI n p.:;,,rs
..ne Store, corner OF france
|Atths and Water Streets S E, :
Goods, Groceries, &c.
TX liars Of which will be expressed IN
4P tie bills. of the day.
=. An Kind Of goods which are on
iat;on and the prices OF which are
'.,s,ssahl;shed, can at any time be De. vieweo
eStao 'lrsbased at Che lowest Limitation
sna Pri.o'. p G. MARSTELIER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-20

Vaudeville & Larmour,
Corner Of King yFai5aa q King tyWas
ter streets,
~ HAVE FOR SALE,
60 hhds. and tierces Orleans and
muscovado sugars
10000 ID green coffee
1000 ID Java coffee
90 casks first quality Goshen chees6
100 boxes old soap
SO boxes mould candles assorted
10 bags Jamaica Pimento
go hhds Pennsylvania Whisky.
SO barrels do.
ct puncheons w. I. Rum
Is pipes cognac brandy
S barrels peach brandy
s pipes Holland gin
10 barrels country ditto
10 hogsheads retailing molasses
5 hogsheads syrup
100 boxes Spanish cigars, first and
second quality
100 kegs Carrots and Eeiper's snuff
10 tierees bladder snuff.
With their usual general assortment
OF wines, liquors, teas and other groCe-
rles
March 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-20
GERMAN GOODS.

JEk M AIN OsNjDC.
Charles I Cdtlett
INA received per the ship Orion, di-
e. rect from Hamburg, and offers fol
sale the following Goods. viz.
800 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de-
canters, tuDblers, WINE glasses, double
aint and silt edged, window glass, &c.
200 bales Linen,
Consisting of Platillas, hritann.as.
EstoI,illas, Rouans, Cholets, Creas, Lis
tadoes, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth,
White Sail, stout hempcn Ticklenburgs,
0snaburgs, Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes, ...s.4
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quilts,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets, ..s.. 60,
Casks of steel Of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demijohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
Az of which will be sold ON as good
@rms as they can be purchased in the
United States.
Nov %
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r and for sale

|xvxus subscriber offers for sale two
4 small FARMS IN the county OF
|xs = aa,,nore,sm and. state of Virginia.
~ IN Mattox Creek, containing goo
ana. principally land Of the first quail
a. 80 40 8 Of which is heavily tin,bered.-
H. ~ i on this tract COED dwelling
an.s with all necessary out-houses,
s T Young apple and peach orchard,
a.r;oas Of meyer failing streams convent
sEt TIE house stands on the banks OF
|shs creek where every convenience and
|luyury that the season can afford is at
|sachedst it.
One other Tract, lying and being in
|sbe same county, about one and a half
miles from the above tract, containing
ESQ and half acres, about $50 acres OF
which is in good timbes-there is dwell
linz house, kitchen, and an apple or
|chard with some other valuable fruit at
|sched to this, with a spring of good wa
ter For terms apply TO Baldwin M.
lee, ESQ. or. Henry Beauccck, beth of
which gentlemen live near the premises,
Tor the subscriber in Alexandria.
ELLIOT MUSE.
4dmo. 9S
Tie editors Of the N. Intelligencsr
are requested to insert the above two
|weeksand send their accountto this Of.
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Last Notice.
OU1GLY's

QU1GLY's
Burr Mill Stone Manufactory.
TENHE subscriber has received large
4 supply of BURR BLOCKS, direct
from France and has commenced MAX
ing Bprr Mill Stones, at his shop, upper
end of King street, near the store of MIR.
James Anderson, where he can, on a
short notice. furnish Stones of any size,
warranted equal to any in the United
States, and on the most reasonable terms.
Michael Qaigly.
april 6 tt
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N(lIiCE.

THE subscriber will engage to deliver
in Alexandria, Georgetown or Washing
ton. a number Of Wharf & Pump Logs,
also quantity of Pine Wood. Forterms
apply to the subscriber in Alexandria.
Edgar MsCarty.
February Is
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1854
he subscriber.

III AYING formed connection I'D
- trade, under the firm Of Harper e.
fendnH-efter Tor sale, at their store,
corner of Prince and Union streets near
the Dock,
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
CogIaac brandy
Nhlskey
M0lasseS
I. P. Madeira. and
Tenerife wines, by the pipe half
pipe Or quarter cask
Loaf and lump sugars
n. Orleans do.
6. p. Imperial TEA
Imperial do.
Hyson, Y. Hyson &
Hyson skin do.
!, Coffee.
English seine Irvine of superior guai;.
", and Cordage of various kinds Tar
and cork wood, together with general
assortment OF Groceries.
Samuel Harper,
- Bsnj. T. FsndaU.
: feb %. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-24

he most evident marks uf fusion, ana IT,.
penetrating beneath IT, there is black car.
O'a2ccous crust, With is evidently ,hr
r:oinct", are, that had bee, .l,a pfo,iuc,
oil water. 'ns,ead OF tn mregula- I va w,oh
now cnverS ITS surface, vegetation wnu,,
haze APPEARED the mnmcnt the surface was
exposed, and before 1t could be wholly des-
'csated. Where's the slow decomposition
OF volcanic surface IS here sae,yn by the
scanty vesetation that appears besides, the
specimens of guild in rare state. must
have been the product OF Gre. 1t is quite
clear, that Il had not been through the a.
.seucy OF The principle OF calorick, which
pervades aud animates all creation, this
lp'odGctipn wnuld never have existed.
| ihe NepIunist wculG say, that there
were too many appearances to leave any
d"lt',t about the agency ol mater the aniye-
ialoids, manlesteins, or almnnd stones
by their FOUNDED and washed appearances
bad evidently been rolled in the water. aud
the incrustatipn that surrounded them was
me mere iRduratlpu of the ,ieanSif. in which
they had been left. after tie water had re.
cedcd that further convincing nrr,nl
might DE found IN those .cssiie SHELLS
| which would haye.teen calciled BIZ gthe
lire. These Oils RESEMBLE no s5ecies
eXactly, that ne nav found, and were eg-
i,lc;t'ycSic tenaots-df those ancient waters
which re cnvcred the globe, and have
since btSn exhaled or contained within the
bounds Of the different oceans. Besides
u water he'd no; held tue Whole slobc in so.
lntion. bow could they thus he found on il
highest surfaces, and imbcdIed sn leepl :
III tho interior, foruieg whole masses Of
zol'li;e strata. My i.terestise. in.
quner here became impatient. which the
reader may wonder had mt been the case
sooner. and said, that as this bridal cake
was netaiuusly made with the help ofbotS
lire and wafer, why may rot The .geolngist.
agree to admit the intervention OF both
aud thus nut AZ end to the dispure--My
dear friend, this would be fatal! science
lis like love. il there are too many dis
putes, 1T expires in a war Of words : but if i.
never excits any discussion, it will BE- ex
| tineuished in apathy. wERSan
For Jhe satisfaction of the learred reader.
suggesi that his she'll comes the nearest % The
pcc,cs Ura, geiips tt'bo, cac6lea rai5u ueatlssa
0'dens Sfys eDi'renfi5iis, erasbsrctn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-24
l'irLADEIPHIR, Aug. 10.
THE CASE OF LANE nv Rp

III CAoE Or JANE DAh Err.
+. a conspiracy ulti'e most pronisate anS
daring nature was discovered in time TO
prevent the obstruction 81 Justice or The
endangering the life Of The goyernsc
Ut The state.--'ihe community re-
lected, bat two men were found base
enoughfo sheer and Affect to dis6elieye the
dangers that existed; but as these men
we're greatly preiudiced ard entirely iono.
ant on the subject, their npiuiOns we're
deemed OF no moment. We regret 70 hs
Obliged now to make such a stsjeinfn n, "a
cannot help involsi gthe characCeis Omen
whose integrity opsht to he above sus ia.
cion, and whose department in this part ;c-x
ular case is any thing bur creditable To-
hem as professional men OF as respectable.
citizens
JANE BAKER. the mother of finn Car.
son, was arrested upon charge of having
consplred by force and fraud to Iiberats
Richard Smith, and for being engaged In
other aiata1CtM and criminal conspiyaesssss
The constable to whom she was delivered
to take her to prison, was the first that did.
and the lowest that could, undertake tn
set We law entirely az 5edance. aud for "a
small sum OF money, instead Of taking her
J'.' "'N'' 'tC "ho IttiiiD ;i1tCu 10 Ilkes
her, he took her to her own house and kent
her out Of Jail, in his own custody, for Is
hours after shehad been committed. This
each of duty not being inanired in,o.
nor ever punishment threatened for il by
any OF the constituted authorities, we now
see the effects produced.
Mrs. Baker, was, however, at length
edged IN jail, and when brought up her
non cOgfession, independent of the testi-
nony of two keepers IN the prison, was
deemed sufficient fully to sOmmit her; and
The attorney genera! stated that not less
ihaD $500 bail could be taken 1t was fur
her understood that that SUN was only
considered as in reference to the particu-
isr conspiracy to libe' ate Smith, and as ha-
wing no bearing upon the other q uaIa1ofk
-tnd criminal conspiracy" III which she
lad been engaged. 1t was not deemed
proper or necessary at the examination
Jeiore the alderman, togo intothe exanina-
iono witnesses, to prove the "other unlsg~
ul and criminal conspiracy" TO which this
woman was party, but it was sufficiently
spread before the attorney general and
me deputy who attended, to convince thera
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-24

The diet oftbe Arabian tribes IN Per.
sia, IS more fusal than that Of any other Of
the inhahitants nf that Kingdom Il CON
sists chiefly of dates. But what other,
world consider hardship. haiitwith them
has converted into cuioymeut; and tie
t'ab Geepis 40 food mare deli,dtful, tl.an
that upon winch he lives. Some years :
go q woman belonging 70 one Of the Arab
families, settled at Abushcher, ahd bad
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-24

For She satisfaction of the learred reader. |
suggesi that his shell comes the nearest 20 he
Specs Upa, geitps tpb0 cac6lea abb ueAt,ioss.
0'dsns Sfys emiqenti5tis, eraspercta
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-26
JOHN SCOTT.
FROM PHIL4DELPHL9.

ED EGS leave to announce his arrival
ed in Alexandria. and his intention to
stop one or two weeks at the house of
MIR. Dumax, above the Indian Queen
Tavern, on King street, where he has d
very commodious room, and where he
offers his rare talents to the Ladies and
Gentlemen who will employ him in the
art Of Dressing and Cutting of Hair as
he has had the honor of displaying bis
|skill in all parts of the United States to
the satisfaction of all, he hatters him!
self that h. will give general satisfaction
Ito the ladies and gentlemen of this city
likewise. He has now with him at the
above place superb and choice collec-
ton of the following articles in his line,
for sale AN elegant assortment of the
most fashionable tortoise she'll Combs for
ladies ditto, double gilt; ornaments
for the hair; large gilt clasps for ridi-
cules hair bands net for the hair, with
a variety of the most fashionable wigs;
kill beaux /: heart breakers beau watch.
es; frizettes and for the growth Of
hair and for promoting the growth Of
wblskers, Mochzekussky's unparalleled
Russia Oil; Packwood's celebrated razor
strOps. &c. sc. &c.
J, Scott will attend, if requested, at
the private dwelling of any gentleman or
lady, for cutting or dressing hair.
feb Of
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feb 26
| will sell in fee simple,

Or on a ground rent redeemable in ten
years at ten years purchase,
GEVERAl- lots on the south side Of
- Duke street, near Patrick street, OF
"a feet 6 inches front, running back 100
ieet to ten feet alley. Also number
of lots on Patrick street, 81 feet front,
running back 100 feet to an alley of 8
feet 5 inches. AS these lots are on the
leading avenue to the Hunting Creek
bridge, they will no doubt soon become
valuable.
Also, several lots on Wolf street near
Patrick.
/ will also rent on ground rent three
lots OH the east side of Fairfax street
opposite the Presbyterian church, of 22
feet front, and running back SO feet.
John I. Brooks.
feb 96 d6ti
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By Griffith and Brawner.

IN Wednesday the sSth inst. at II Q
clock, will be sold at our Auctiol
Ware House, without reserve, larg
Stock of well assorted DRY GOODS
among which are
Superfine and second cloths,
Cassimeres and celds,
Baizes and flannels,
5-4 Irish shirting,
"A do. linens,
German do.
Cambrics and fancy muslins,
Jeans and dimities,
Royal rib and ginghams,
"a black cambria & Madras hkfs.
Shifting cotton and book muslins,
Worsted hosiery assorted.
ALSO,
6 packages hardware assorted to
suit carpenters, cabinet-makers
and saddIers,
so bbls. prime beef,
5 chests Imperial and Y. Hyson
tea.
$ pipes Cognac brandy.
Feb. 26.
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NOTICE.

10 all whom it may concern,
You are hereby notified that the Direct
Fax OF the United States for 1915. has
become due and payable, and that atten4
dance will be given to receive the same
at the following times and places: viz.
Aide, Thursday, 29th Feb. 1916.
Loudoun.
Middleburgh, Friday, 1st March. Up
perville, Saturday, Cd Frog Town,
Monday, 18th. Punkin Town, Tuesday
5th. Nicholas Osborn's, Wednesday,
9Th. Hills borough, Thursday, 9TH. Wa
terford, Friday, 9Th. Souder's Stores
Saturday, 9th. Leesburg, Monday and
Tuesday, l 1th and 10Th.
Centreville, ednesday, 18th, Fairfax,
Capt. Spnsster's, Thursday, 14th,
Colchester, Friday, 18th,
West End, Saturday, 10th,
Fairfax c. House, Monday & Tuesday,
18th and 10Th,
Wren's Tavern, Wednesday, Goth,
Wlley's, Thursday 91st,
GAINESVILLE, Friday. ED,
Sum Spring, Saturday, esd,
And that correct copies of the tax
Hist remain with the principal assessor
IF the collection district open to the in.
sPection OF any person, who may apply
to inspect the same.
You are further notified that the duties
on household furniture and on gold and
SILVER watches, have also become due, s.
that attendance will be given at the fore
going times and places to receive the
same. Bank notes of anychartered bank
within the District of Columbia. Virginia
notes or notes of the Leesburg Union &
Loadoun Companies will be received,
notwithstanding the latter are said to be
going.
Hours OF attendance from 9 o'clock till
| 4 o'clock.
JOHN LITTLEJOHN.
Collector Of the 22d Collection
District Of Virginia.
Feb. G2-ea2w.
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Notice is hereby Given,

TENO the Stockholders of the Fairfax
4 Bank of Virginia, that one TWEEN
iieth part of the capital stock subscribed
TO said Bank, will be required to be paid
1t the Banking House at WestEnd, on
Tuesday the 9th instant-and one other
one twentieth of said capital stock at the
same place, on the 18th day Of March
ensuing.
BY order of the President and Dircc-
tors,
Thomas Moss, Cashier.
February 7 dtlSthNar
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, the 9th instant
will be sold at the Vendue Store,
| bale superfne broadcloths
Q ditto second ditto
l case calicees
/ ditto cam5rics
l ditto American cottons
Stockinetts, velvets, flannels, Irish
linens, Gotten shirtinss, woollen hosi-
cry, etc. etc.
ALSO,
A quantity of ready made Clothing.
P. G. Marste!Ier.
February "a
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Negroes Cor Sale

GONE that are young, of both sexes,
~ that have been treated WITH tender
ness and humanity. None neel apply
to purchase, that have not known resi-
denee in the District, OF the neighhoring
counties.
.appIy to the Printer.
ftb &c 5taw
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For Sale

By Lapcrason g Fo.clc.
The Cargo of the ship Hazard, VIM.
Crabtree, Jr. master, from Barcelona,
1000 bushels coarse white salt,
$50 5ob boxes }RAIsANs.
90 boxes figs,
81 do. lemons and oranges,
so bags almonds.
pipes old red wine,
80 halt barrels and kegs olives and
Capers.
Feb. QS.
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fb 96
Ground Plaster.

THE subscriber has on hand and in
tends keeping large and constant sup
Oily of Ground Plaster, for sale at re
duced price, at the mill on King street
a few doors below the Union Bank, aut
at his store on the wharf.
A. P. COVER.
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Garden Seeds.

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at late Peter 3iIly's Garden.
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