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[TaANsLArsn ron THE BALT1Noax PArn1or. I
SIMON BOLIVAR,

Caiatoin General Of he .4rp,ies Of hew-
GTanaaz ald YsnezHeia, sc. SIC.
VENEzoLANIANs:
i'hi, is he period of,he repub-
lie. The immortal island of Margaritta
headed by tie intrepid general Arismendi,
has again proclaimed the indepead mt gov
ernnent 81 Ven zocli. and has supported
1t with the most exalted va!or, agaias. ali
the power Of Spain.
The remnant Of oar forces, d:spe-sel bv
the fall Of CaIthagena, reunited in l. VII.
With t,em and with the auxi,iaries OF
our magnanimous admiral Bron, We are
icrming IN expedition, which from is eli
ments seems destined to terminate forever
the dominion of the tyrants over our patriot
land.
Yeaezola1izns Y ur brothers, and your
foreign friends do not come with a view Of
conquerins you their design is to fight for
your liberty, 70 place YOU in situation 10
re- establish the republic upon the most so.
lid foundation. = The Congress of We ECU
ella viii be installed new, when it my be
your wish. As the peopie Of Indep n
dence have done me the honor to entrust me
with the supreme authority, auh rize YOU
to name your d pa les 10 the Congress
without further conyocauou than the pr
seat, confiding 10 them tie same sovers ign
powers as at the first epoch of the repa6-
IL.
have not come to dictate laws to you,
but / b-seech you to hear my voice II re.
commend to you unity of govern nent, and
absolute liberty, that you NAV not repea,
the commission Of an absurdity q a crime,
since we caanoc - the same time be free
men and slaves. Ifyou form but one mass
oF?cople, if you establish central govern
mert, and Il you u@i.e With US, rely upon
victory.
Spaniarls who inhabit Venezuela the
war Of destruction shall cease if you but
say the word III not, We shall exercise
Just rePrisal, and you VIII be extermiua-
ted.
Vrnczolanians fear not the sword of
your deiiverers you are always innocent
in the eyes Of your brethren.
SIMON BOLIVAR.
lead Quarters n YAip No5te, ;
Sd u 6lay, 1910. )
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TIE FISHERIES.

The following endorsement was made,
May Is, By the commander of his Britain
mic Macsty's ship MENAI, of 81 guns. in
the Bay Of Fundy, On the back Of the Ii
cence Of the schooner CLARIssA, LEAR
M ster. belonging to Newcastle
Warned from fishing in the Ports,
IIor. rs, CT eks or Bays, within the jar S
d:ction Of His Bu;annc Majes'y's North
Americaa Colonies, or using any part
thereof for any purposes connect d With the
FISHERY" [8ost. Gaz.
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BoL1vAa's EXPEDITION, &c.
IoAe E.Af2rseffhe ~ I. Columbian.
Haven, 18th June, 1916.

~ the E'Af2rsgt tie ". /. Columbian.
New-Havea, 18th June, 1916.
CEETLEMEN,
Yesterday, af er passage Of 21
days, arrived "a Ibis poy; sr1m tile Islanl
OF Trinidad, the British brig Charles. Sc.
yeral gentlemen who came passengers.
landed here last eveaiug--from one Of tncin
who appears well informed, have obtain
ca nc following Intelligence, which /
ira, smit 20 you Tor the Information OF the
trienas TO south American ibcr.y and Inc
dependence, in the United States.
Yours, &c. SIT.
The naval and military expedition.
which II was tSown the PATRIOT general.
Bolivar aud DIrndads Marina, were it,.
ting out in lh4i part ri the Island OF 81.
DoHi 90, under the government OF Petos,
arrived ut toc islind OF Mary retsa, cary
IN May, consists o! 81 arned vessels
and transports, bawng on boarl $500
troops, nf wniro 500 are coi9icl troops
of .hc inc, furnished from Petioa's army
Use O,acr 400 ore composed OF Patriot
cris~snts who 3 q from Car.hagens and
Rev Grenade, sf,cr th success os trc
royal general Norllo. Alter relieving
-h- Islsnd 81 Ni4rg .rsit4 ffon the blockade
6 rs Royal eg~aarjs, CcceeA Bolivar
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RALE1GH, June II.

II shockhg tire in Ralcigb.--Dn Tnes-
day night. the I1.h inst. at half past II
O'Clock, q FIRE broke out ca The bprk port
OF one of Mr.. WIN. Shaw's store houses on
Fayetteville street When first discovered,
The fame was rapidly ascending the outer
Will and under it were seen the chunk
and sh wings with whch soGIc unknown
incenhiary had Eindled the fatal blast. The
timely application Of small quantity Of
water would have enabled the first vino
approa he'd the spot to eXtinguish the fame
but alas no water was TO be had until
the devourrg elsmtnt 81 far gained tle as
cendaucy IS to bid defiance to the scan;y
means which the Citizens could Command
and in less than Two hours "a squarc and an
half Of the most p0pulnus part Of .he city
was wrapped in flames. The atmosphere
~ lirst was perfectly still the perccp;i-
~ motion however was from sou n west,
tic most favorable direction for the city.
Bat in very short time, the circumam5i-
cot air, prDdgcsi by the rarefaciion, was
80 great as 90 form q strong curl cat. Then
indeed vas the Sc ~ Gvtuiy app u pE
and nothing bat the prevailing direction Cf
Che cOmmoa atmCyphcre, could have saved
t..c ~esi SIZE Of Faye tyiilc SIR Ct OFT
d.I Toe threat n'jis volume ben1is msati-
ats fanie wastyMaly, as looking with
vs,itrn pacty iar further prey and SIS
oft J.d thc south w,st breeze. as t1rc.t 1t
hy ihc q e., oF H,agchy pity, draw i
back. The Gre cmg''t ON several houses
rl tae wcs, 3 e. % ,he street, bUt it " s
frnsap 'fr'y c,inggsh d. Is Is course
nortbwtie g., 10 crossed street 66 &c;
wide ard was arr sfed fully by Slowing
no ag. Slnarl3 Ii. II "a nd by THROWN.
,gster coupr19iy IN his dwelling houss.
g.Aer cover as some trees. To tn sou.h
we're three contiguous tencnents; these
were Jeg,ufcd ; and in this direction the
Cre seta. mated &c III rim street. JhUs
.,.r. N4saal's Lfsc corner house and a..
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ments are daily taking place both abroad
and at home. No more ships will be re-
commissioned. and the number Of those al
ready commissioned will be considerably
diminished. a reduction Will also TAX.
place in the respective Naval Establish.
meats in the Mediterranean, Fast Indies
and West Indies, and a number of Plar
Officers, at present in employment, will be
ordered to strike their respective Fiaes
The stationary guard ships at tie q fierent
ports are also INTENDED to be reduced in
number and complement, as soon as the
service will admit.
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Balftmore. lime Is.

We are sorry to state that Cen. Nm.
Corbett, chief Of the delegation from the
Chckasaw nation. WHO arrived here on
the 10th inst. from tAe seat of government,
where they had been to make arrang--
ments respecting boundaries, and to receive
compensation for services wondered during
the late war, had his pocket picked at the
Theatre on "Wednesday nis L, BY some Of
the gang Of villains VINO now in!es5 our CT
ty, Of treasury drafts and bank notes To the
amount Of between Z and 5000 dollars.
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Embassy 10 Fraac@.-H,s ExceI,ency
ALBERT GALLATIN, Esq Ambassador
to tn Court % France, se,le1 fra'a this
port yc tsrday af.ernoon about one O'Clock,
In the y. >. sio0p OK war Peacock, capt.
Rodgers, bound 70 Eavre.de G.ace.
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BALTIMORE, June 10.
Er.Tcct from Buenos .fyres. dQteI IL

BALTIMORE, June 10.
Extract from, Buenos .fyres. aQteI IL
fri p.
Hides have risen gstonishingly. There
have some been bought at 50 rails, Tor t-e
pesada Of 35lbs. (ior the French ruarket)
At which pr g there are few choice hides
t. be had. liner are Is or II English
vessels in port " ting for carga and
do nor think ther- IS prolu enough in
this place u load half OF them. There is
no political news of Importance stirring
the papers certain nothing worth transl,-
ting. Tier is = congress asse nb,ed at
fuchman, consisting of members os tn c
iierent provinces. and it is expected
they VIII come out with & declaration IF
II ir Ind penhance Ia consequence cf this
the town was Illuminated three nights, (hy
the way notklng very brilliantly Alvarez
the former president has resigned, and gen
Belle stei appointed protein. until there
shall be one Il cted BY the { lngress; it is
SAID this resignation WIS in consequence Of
the G vernmen. on the ether S de. re fusing
t. come TO a friendly ind rstend g with
this government a!iedg ny they Gid not be-
live the DI~ec,or was anxious for re-
coucii4tIoa. Thus You see how Fl klc they
are. The general ON the other side, .4r-
tegzS, has sacked S1nto{te, small place
bout SO leagues up the river on this side !;
500 men IN were seht from here to op
pos his operations joined him immediate
ly ON their arrival.
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On Monday the Sd iost. a barh2rous
murder was committed on the body OF Core
Fender, Esq. Of Wayne county GormerIy a
member in the Legislature # TINS st tie }
Mr. Fender was murdered near his own
house--l3 buck hot S Iodg d in his DO
dy, and his skull broke with his own gun.
y man of the name OF birmingham is ia
ken up on Suspicion: lie is brother T. two
men of the sane nam, now in goa! in this
CITY, for stealing Negroes from the uofor-
tUnate deceased. To,
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The Ton. Mnr~ir9u r. OGs gas yesterday clio.
Oh te ps~t ~ tne House Of Bepres -ntstves, Us
3 (. natnr of tiis Commonv-a IT. tie Congress 90
tire DATED states fprsX wars from tle 4lti nf
Alarcb next, g., q = place Of te ion III, VaiI,utn,
whose ter % Of oiiee viii t1.n cxp.-e. The E9n.
~ P..fsfiw was ssJ ep9s1l on ths part o. She
boisc, ~ 8 tbe gsca9c, To- Oh. 5rn.ts Df Tie UM.
ted 5tsias oea+.lnsj by tls Fs fs laioa of che 20
norai'ie Mr. Gore. This az s. aisiancl Ga ~
seoate ipr soupg 90 these csc,ieisip taat boiv.
.tis prOJsbe t,ss ya.c snsfr wits ..e House in
the ehoiss v, a. aa1ss .-fnca.
NEW-Ii.tNfpsI1iNE LEGISLATURE.
The r gs tore If Erw Hampshire as
scinb.ci az Concord, on " Gaesday Lest,
40. ,he several branches au'y organ.zel.
Tie ton. Wiaa.m bllgs- vas elected
President ri go Senate. and ;nc Hon
David 4. S-ri4j, Speaker of The Eoaes.
lie vote .os 5gs4ker we're ls7s Mr
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DOMESTIC.

Byseveral arrivals from ;be Uppcr Niss;sip
pi ana tie lake, we are informed that Mai.
tfratlot of the engineer corps was propres s;nsr
IN building the fort at Green Bay; NE has with
HIM Col: Chambers, and three or four comma
mics. The Folsavoiis are said TO be peaceabix,
inclined. "A party of Wincbagoes solicited
Col. Chambers 10 send off from Green Raw the
Oig guns, but were told that the President Of
.ne Ihueu states ordered them to be placed
there, and they could not be removed without
his order.
Yesterday we received information from
Pralrie du Chen, that the upper country was
overwhelmed with British Goods and British
traders from Mackinac. They are the verv
same characters who infested this country prc.
vous to the late war; the very same gentry
who whetted the savage tomaiawk and urged
70 the massacre OF the women and children
lis rumOured here that this influx M trader.
is occasioned by the Indian agent at Mackinac
granting licenses unfortunately also dollars
each. This measure has thrown into the conn
try more British traders than the government
consider eXpedicnt or the agents could
consistently with their Instructions permit
l'y the undue influence Of those fellows. tl,e
Indians assume very consequential airs. and
are intolerably insOlcnt to our citizens. decIar
Iug that the English have told tiiem truth and
t,iai the Americans always told them lies. On
TIE arrival OlOur traders at Prairie du Chen
tIcy engaged ali the Sioux interpreters. SO
tiat our traders with a large amOuut nj
goods wereai once frustrated in their pursuits
py me intrigue OF those wreiches, yet rcd
with the blood Of our frontier citizens. Ron.
lette and several other notorious characters
Of The above mentioned tribe, are on their way
to ST. iDu's and kaskaskia for license TO
trade with the Indians. The policy Gov.
Clark has pursued with the British trader
who have applied for licenses is calculated =,
keep those poisonous animals from the Indian
tribes OF our meiyhbOerhood. We shall wait
the decision OF governor Edwards on tho sub
jeci. Mississippi Cazette.
We are indebted tothe attention of the
eeaior OF tic New York National Adeo- |
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Nem- Yolk. NoremLer IL.

Ne~-YoIk, NoremJer H..
Since orr last Captain De Cost, of the
ship EuPhrates from Liverpool. has "a
vourcd rs with London papers offbc I'd
and Liverpool Of the 4fli OF October
WHICH, however, contain no news of mo,
mcnt
\ law for restraining the abuses of fine
Press, has passed the Chamber of fine
States General Of Holland, 6ffo 4. Tile
London editors remark, that they view
II as a law for the extinction OF the liberty
OF the press in Holland.
Londoa, September %.
: The Espoir sIoop of war, cant Nor
wicii DAFT, arrived on Thursday al Ports
mouth, from Halifax in three weeks
Oar squadron had been very actiyelv
employed during the summer, IN warnin5
= meficans from our fishery grounds. ac,
cordnng to the prescribed limits in fhc
hate Treaty Of Peace: in most instances
Tie Americans showed great reluctance TO
Obey the orders.
An article from Leghorn, of the DATE
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f,lVt y e-lc.
sera commanders at the above neutionedp osts,
have entered, with an aiacrity which refcctnpor
themthe highest credit, into the views of Mr.
jones', bymanifesting disposition TO give eve
~ facility to his designs.
"A convenient apartment has been fitted IN
al, each station, to be employed as Chapel.
where Divine Service is performed with rcgu-
Iarity and decorum. Nemay therefore indulge
The hope, that under the Smiles of Providence,
py tie iabours OfNir. JONES, aided and seconded
as he will be by the officers concerned, the
Christian Soldier will be GRATED the defender
ofhis country. INeu- York Gazette.
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roast, between Calcutta and Madras.
This eruption is saidto have equailcd in
cruelty, tue Dreadful eruption OF Hyder
Ally into the Cdr,niic.
The GuntOor Circar will not, il is said,
be able To pay Its quota o.~revcnuc for 2
or 3 wears. The insult 20 our territories
renders IA war with the MaLrattas una
Yoidable.
The proceeding latel, in contemplation
with regard to Il female of high rank is
said TO have been abandoned.
London Paper.
Probably the reported intended di-
vorce ofthc Princess OF Wales.
The King of Portugal has sent frigate
to England with present to the Duke of
wellington. Ii is of worked silver, and
the first Portuguese artists have been up
on it for two ears. Is continued in 55
cases, and is d table service for So per-
sons.
a letter WAS this morning received from
the Agent at Lioyds, at Genoa, dated
Sept. 10, containing the dispositions of 4
Captains who had arrived at that port, re-
speeding their vessel, being boarded b.
pirates.
Ii is stated, that the Court of Peters
burgh has formally announced to the
Courts of Vienna and London, that the
Russian army is now reducing to the
peace establishment.
A British vessel from Bucnos Ayres,
has been taken by the Spanlards. The
London Courier thinks il fair capture,
under the idea that Spain has legally de
clared Buenos Ayrcs in state OF block
AIDE.
\ Steamboat on passage across st.
Georges Channel, has had her apparatus
broken By the waves.
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The Fedcralists of Rhode-Isiand. al
though claiming to be majority, have
declined, at a Public Meeting, to run anv
candidates for Electors, OF the ground OF
the entire iutility ofauy exertons on.their
part, ~ opposition TO tie Republican.
iIcket. We cannot help regretting tosee
the exercise of the elective franchise de
ci!ned, even by our opponents. 1T is one
OF those rights of Ihich disuse will serve
to lessen the value.
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So. Stephens, VI. T. OctoJer Is.

80. Stephens, W. T. OctoJeyIs.
We understand that a treaty is about IN
be held with the Che taw nation of In
dams, at Fort Confederation. ON the Tom
blg,bee river. We have nodoubt the Issue
VIII be similar TO that of tie treaty with
The ClllckaSaws. in the acquisition of a
fertile tract of country within The limits
OF the United States, which was of lit
tie or no benefit TO the Indians but
OF great value TO the people Of the United
States.
4 meeting Of Tie inkabifants of 81. Lo,is.
hisso'oT, ms 10 he held on be 24Sh 0fOcto-
Oer, to fohc into consideration the proprietg
Of addressing the President Of ire tmted
iStates, reiatire to the admission of tie
Brit'sh 1tade's 'tithin the limits Of tie u.
States.
INDI4 TRADE.
II has been stated in several pauers flat
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INDIA. TRADE.
II has been stated in severai nal,ers flat
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q, Atthe close Of the late session of Congress-.
the President of the u. States. by and with fle
advice and consent of the Senate appointed the
reverend CAVE JOINS, Of this city, 10 Chan.
laincyn the United States Army. with a parit-
cular view TO the military stations in this bar-
Dor. Thatrcverend gentleman has according.
~, tor some time past, entered upon the duties
or bis Oiiice, and has arranged routine az s.iSa
glous exercises for the different garrison
Governors :sland, BedIow's Island. and
Lewis at the narrows, so that Divine Service
perLormed at those stations in rotation es
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ddtcd Hare dc Grace, I'd oct. 1916
" Corn has very much fallen, from 10 To Is Or.
Ct. q should the harvestpr0ve Favorable, las now
generally supposed it viii may yet be lower
ms article operates powerfully upon Rice, and
ITS price IS in some degree gOvefnable by the
sale Of Corn, of course il may be expected TO
follow It's decline. Flour fefches from so a SIS
francs per barrel" m. J.. Zee. Post.
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CONGRESS-.
in SENATE April ~.

After dispasing of other business, the
senate resumed the tariff b.N.
The motion under consideration when
the senate adjourned yesterday to reduce
the duty on y oollens from Is to 20 per
cent adj yalorem, was Begatlyed. after de-
hate. by a large majority.
A motion to limit the continuance o.
the as per cent. to one yeas instead o.
three, was equally unsuccessful.
An attempt to reduce the duties on
salt from go to IL IL cent? tailed.
A motion to confne the bw duties on
teas to such as may be Imported IRON
China, was agreed to,
Mr.. Harper moved the postponemient
,f the bill to a day beyond the session
the question was taken by ayes and noes
and negatived-ayes 8. -.
The senate adjourned before it had
rot through the bid.
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Fify Dollars Reverb
april II

viii be given for experimenting Negro
David, who ran away from the subscriber
on Wednesday the goth day Of March
last. Negro DaAid is likely young tel.
low of a yellow complexion has scar
snder his lett ere, and a scar on his right
ANGLE, and also one on his right or LEFT
hand. He carried away with him a bay
horse, saddle and bride, and will, more
than probable. attempt to effect his es'
cape to Pennsylvania. He is well &C.
quainted in the state Of Virginia, and
went of in that direction.
[ will give twenty-five dollars to any
person for experimenting him, ii taken
N the state (; # taken out of the state
Fifty dollars. The person experimenting
hin witt condne INN in any Jail SO thu
Iget him again.
Lephaniah Franklin,
Charles County, Md
April Il Sw.
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-, o4bey words 10 compel the banks to|

= T.. . & :
resume the payment of specie.
MIR. Calhoun took succlnct view o.
the bill, and recapitulated brifiy the evli'
which demanded this measure.
Mr. Smith of Md. moved to STRIKE
|out the Slst Of Dec. and insert the Is
|of Feb. next. as the day on which the
bill should go into operation-Which mo
|tion he supported at some Lengths
The motion gave rise to considerable
debate, in which Messrs. Ward OF Mass
Hopkinson, Tucker, Ingham, Robertson,
calhoun Grosvenor, Sheffe y and Wright
took part--a view of which, as well as
what followed on other points OF the
bill, shall be given as soon as practi'a.
BILE.
Mr.. Smiths motion was finally mega
tiyed by decided majority.
After an Intellectual attempt by MI
Goldsborough to carry an amendment.
Mr.. Sharp moved to revive ana add
again to the bill the 4th section, Which,
had been withdrawn by the select com
mittee, and which proposed to lay
stamp duty of 10 per cent. on the note'
Of banks falling to pay specie on the af-
pointed day.
This motion also produced an animal
ed debate Of some length, in which J.
was advocated by the mover and Nj
Grosvenor, and opposed by Messrs' Bar
ho,r .pd Horlsinson. Mr.. Clay als'
said few words ON the subject, in whiet
he doubted the propliety of at presen
adopting 50 rigorous measure; lie wa
ia favor of miIaer means; pledging hun.
self, if they should rot be efectual to jon
in this act Of severity at the next ses,
sion. :.
Mr.. Sharp, then, after submitting his
reasons therefor, withdraw his motion.
Mir. Ward Of Mass. moved TO carry
the act into operation on the lst OF May
next, instead Of the slst Dec. Negatlved
by large majority.
Mir. w. moved also an amenameht'
graduated scale of value %
which the notes Of certain banks Should
be received in payment; which motion
was also negatiyed.
The ccmmiitee,then rose and reportea
,he hill without amendment when
MIR. Webster suggesting an amend
r,ent which he deemed necessary on
not having prepared it and the hour be-.
inc late q motion was made to adjourn
and
The house adjourned.
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Public Sale.
April

By virtue Of writ of yenditoni ex-
pouas, TO me directed, from the court OF
appeals for the western shore OF Maryiad
will sold for cash and meet crop OF to-
bacco, at the courthouse in Port Tobac-
CO, OF Tuesday the Goth day of May next
all William Courts's right, title and in.
terest in and toa tract or parcel OF land,
called New Aliiford.n containing 81
aud one half acres, more or less. the pro-
perty of said Courts. Taken in execu.
tionto satisfy debt due Samuel VIM,
aatt.
T0WNLEY ROBEY.
Late sheriff of Charles County
April Ia dts.
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For Freight,

~kEN The superior ship Sterling, "!
!SssMsGL. Ross, master burthen 25s
barrels, now IN complete order to recen'
acargo.
ALSO,
The good brig Economy, Josiah f az
row, sen. master, burtben about llW
barrels, having performed but one V'F
age.
ALSO, Ceastwise,
The fast sailing brig Galen. N'lIIn
Robinson, master ; burthen about W.
barrels.
ALSO,
The schooner iEetty Frankiia, BaI
iamin Kitty, master; burthen abOut4''
barrels. Apply to
Joha G. IGdd and ts
april l8
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Stone Niasons wanted.

The subscribers wish to employ TWEEN
ty or thirty good rough Stone Masons
and as many Laborers. to work on Fort
Washington, on the river Potomac, about
eight les below Alexandria, where they
will give good wages and constant en-
ployment. with good accommodations. -
Application may be made to either of US
at the Fort or In Alexandria.
Boiitha Lazcs,
John Cohagan.
anr;l ~