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teri cut them off an inch or more from the
horizonta roots. Graft such cuttings
thereon with two eyes) as you most APP
prove of bury these roots FIVE or six inch
es in the ground. four or FIVE feet asunder,
in rows, and heap up the earth to the cut
tfngs or graft, SO. as to leave the toE bud or
eye, out of the earth--they will take root
without the loss OF one plant in onehundred
The very same season you will have one,
two Of. three burches of fruit, the second
year good quantity, the third an abundance /.
Place cuttings in the arth in the usual way,
a buDcRof grapesis seldom seen till the first
year, then they progress SO SLOWLY, that the
cuitavator sees no fruit OF any moment till
the sixth year.
NEw-YoRk, July "a, 1916.
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FIVE DOLLARS
REW.dRD

Kan away from the subscriber on the
5th INST, JOSEPH ATWELL. an an
prentice to the Shoemaking business,
oetweenl7 and S years of age, abou,
feet 6 inches high, dark complexion
and down look. Had on when he Wen,
OF a bombaEette short coat and grey
faniaioons, and previous to his going
on he fraudulently obtained his linden,
lures, The above reward and rea.
sonabie expences will be- paid for
or'eging him home. All persons are
forwsrned harboring or employing him,
BENZ. BERRY
Aug. Ia --3t
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
WEDNESDAY, AueUsr. 1916.
Extract Of aiefser iron: merchant in
Bermuda, dated the 26fh JuIu, 10 his

Extract Of aiefter iron. merchant in
Bernnda, dated the 26fh July, 10 his
correspondents tn This foun.
Letters received yesterday by the
chief justice from England on the Sub
ject Of our free port, which state that it
was only temporary measure and no
further extension would be granted
We may therefore calculate on this
port being shut against the American
trade and the Island placed on the
same footing as the WestIndia Islands
and l suppose the same duty OF 2 dol
Ears pert barrel will be laid on here
as inthe other Islands when imported
in British vessel.
The brig Lydia, from this port for
Amsterdam was spoken on the 2sth
June.
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We learn with pleasure, that Mr.
Copeland, enc Of the finest scuiptors of
Europe, has arrived IN this. Guy with
Mr.. Lee from Bordeaux, He bad b=en
employed by Charles, Sc and latterly
by Joseph Bonaparte in Spain. He was
on this account, persecuird by the kor.
bonsi the deputy governors for Castle
reagh & Co. In France; and as Mir
Lame, the polite project at Bordeaux,
said ne could not reconcile it TO his
feelingsto introduce TO The duke OF An.
gouieme (at public ceremcniaD the
representative OF nation WHICH had
dared 10 declare war against England
10 koubt that that base race, W. % "gIo
~ III their shame" "ere chpg,incd u
leaGn tat Mr. Capeia1 had Gnish.. &
rs elegant bust OF WA BINar N, aud
an d';et oiicai ilgurc vi .imeiita diCtat-
Ing r:a!y to England al Ghent w,
Cannot UEt mention these facts In JUS
tee TO MIR. Chpelana and we do il now
TO draw the attention of the citizens o
Baltimore 10 this rn.in:n, arts, WHO /;
so capable Of aiding them in these pub
nc woiks, whICb are 10 comm emOratt
patriotic names aud events IS vel! Is Z
smmheilish their city No public under
lAkI"Gs Ot the sorl ave going on here.
In the r1eaawhile W. hope Mr. G
will crafty our citizens by exhi5itin,
the statuary alluded tn. We are graft
fsd to hear that Mr. Lee and some o.
liner Americans at Bordeaux patroniz
ed this gentleman chi
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10 Dollars Rezvara.

Thomas Gray, white lad, ard well
known III the town and vicinity of Alex.
andria, black hair, sallow compile ion,
lower pant of his face freckles. very
DARK or black eyes, pretty large mouth,
slow or kind'of drawing speech, feee
4 or inches high, and 10 or 20 years
old from appearance, felloniously Sc.
duced and carried away my slave Dan.
lei, on the night of tho stb inst. lover
took them on the other side Of the Pc.
tomac Bridge, on the main road to the
Northward, between II and le o'clock
same night--it being lale and not raw.
ing power with me to secure both, had
to let Gray SO. | will therefore give
tue above reward to any one tina, win
at any time give information so tina, the
said Gray may be apPrehended and
brought TO trial.
JAS. NJ STEWART.
Aug. 7--eo3t
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EXECUTION.
Phiiadeihhia, III

[HHadeIhhfd, Hug. TO.
The unfortunate Richard Smith was
executed at about half past eleven o.,
clock this mornipg,in the presence of
an immense multitude of spectators
We understand that he met his fate with
great hrmness, intrepidity and compo-
sure. 1t is said that when every thing
was prepared for the awful event, he
shook hands with some of those about
him, and drew down the covering OF
his face with his own hands. On this
occasion he was attended by the Rever-
end Mr.. Hurley, and the usual civil es,
cort.
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THE CARGO

Of the British Brig Shannon, eahtatn
Kendall, from Sc. YineenIs, eOnsist.
ing Of
81 hhds. prime sugar
l42 puncheoDs rum and
90 puncheoHs mUlaases--will he
landed TO day and is for sale.
ADAMS, HERBERT g. Co;
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LOOK Ap YHIS Z

The Subscriber oiTsrs far sale, at his
Nail manuaclory, Uninn street,
,tafks, Brads and SbtTgs,
of every descriptions, 8, tn Baltimore
prices, Having a very good asscrt-
meni on hand, aud a numher oil jour
neymen employed, he will be able to
execute any orders in his line at the
shnTteSi notice.
Cnunlvy merchants, a"d others. will
find 1t to their intcres, TO apply :; tde
factory.
HORACE FIELD
Aug. 9.
Io The Ma local Ietelligencer will
insert the above thee times and send
to this office for payment
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Cultivation of the Hine.

A vineyard can be planted that will pro-
duce fruit the first year-the second a small
crop, that will pay the eXpence of the two,
and the third an abundant crop.--Listen.
Take in the earlypart Of the spring, when
the buds OF plants are swelling, any wild
grape rs0ts) more or less an inch in dame
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STOPPED.
SUPPOSED to haUe beet, SfoEen

" 'ts@Cc OCCT5 0tOtCH
On Friday evening last, A. COLE
WATCH, which was offered for sale
ny black Woman The owner NAV
have it again by proving property ano
paying the expence of advertising, by
applying at the Union Hotel, Union
street.
Aus. Ia St
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New YoRE, July9.
EMIGRANJS.

Gentlemen in any part of the country,
wanting laborers, mechanics, or persons of
any other class OF emIgrants, may accom-
noo'te themselves ana give aavantaS eous
Post Paid to MIR. Thomas O'CoDnor, No.
g., Nassau Street, New Yoyk, who, from
benevolent motives, vii! promptly attend 10
I'll such applications.
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For Freight.

For Freight,
%N The fine substantial Sch'r
IN nv J MARY,
1880 VIM. Howard,
Master. Applyao
John @. Ladd e. Co.
Who have for sale, the Cargo of said
Schooner, consisting of
$50 casks new Thomaston Lime.
ALSO, AFLoAT,
On board sloop Henry, at Capt. Baine,s
what
SO casks fresh Rhode Island lime
.ahffy as absve.
Aug ~.
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NEw.yopK. auo Q.

Captain Bond, ofthe brig Ocean, tho
arrived here last evening inf2S days from
MarsciIlcs, into, that The frirata Uni
ted States left Tint port for A!giers "a
boot ten days previous 10 his sailing !;
and tina, III" whole American squadron
IN the Mcditcrra EN- VIC to rcndez-
vons OF Anglers ao-ut the 2oih o!
June
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Lost.

- A cane, which contained fish.
ing rod, was left at MIR. M'Laue hlin's
Tavern, in Alexandria the latter end of
July, by gentleman in Washington
Should any person have such stick in
their possession, they will confer an OBJ
legation by leaving it at the Herald Of
fee for the owner
August 9-3t
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fHE STEAM BOAT DISPATCH
SUNK
Gin cinnati ,Juae

On clnnati June %.
Arrived at this port yesterday from
Pittsburgh, the steam ooat Dispatch-
While lying at Pittsburgh, cargo "a.
board, waiting for rise of water to
enable her to descend the river, she
was unfortunately sunk by storm il.
the night. Goods on board TO con
siderable amount, owned in this place,
were much damaged. BY whom this
loss is to be sustained, will perhaps, be
an important question hereafter to be
decided.
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EfRNKRS ATTEMn
Merchants Bank ofAlerauozrio

meTchantS Bank of9le,randria,
May 18th, 1916.
at special meeting OF the Board, the
following resolutions were adopred.
ResoiveG, That the affairs 6f This in
stitution be wound up; for the attain.
ment OF which object it is the opinion
OF this board. that committee he an.
pointed to consist Of three persons m
superlntend the same, whose province
1t shall be, 10 adopt aud pursue such
measures, as in their judgement, shall
appear to De best calculated to secure
the interest ct the stockholders, and ca
tlsiy creditors; and who shall every
month on the first Monday thereof. re.
port to the board of directors ,beir
progress IN the execution of this duty.
1t any debt due to the bank, shall not
IN the opinion of the committee, be
well secured by good and sufficient
eDuoTser or endosers, such debtor shall
DC called upon TO give additional securi-
tJ Il 1t such further security be not rive
en- such debtor shall be entitled In mo
further indulgence.
Immediate and reasonable turts;Is
! shall be enforced and no paper due tn
the bank shall be transferred, but when
collected by regular process, shall be
divided among the creditors in propor.
lion to the amount Of The claihs-and.
that no loss f'om delay, may re
sustained by tie holders Of notes. Re-
soEUed, That deposits in Merchants
Bank paper will be received, aud GER
titlcates granted bearing interest, tom.
paid so soon as the monies due TO the
institution, are collected by the com.
mit'ce aforesaid.
Peter Saunders, lance Hnderson and
Danfel MPhers0n are appointed a
committee for the above pu. poses.
BY order of the board,
us. s SCOTT, Cashier.
May 2o.--d3t, s5law
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From me Boston Palladium Of Tuesday
FROM GIBRALTAR.

Ry the brig Two Brothers, from CT.
braltar, we received paper of June
IS. II contains particulars of the a
bortive attempt at revolution at Tu.
mis- early in May, as lately mentioned
in the American papers. The insur-
gents ran away with FIVE vessels. One
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From a Nassau W. p. tahey of July

From Nassau " p. J,ahey ofJuiy
A few Antigua papers have reached
as TO the 9th ult but they contain lit
tie that is interesting.
Bolliver is mentioned as having pos
sessed himself of Carthagena, two
Bomb ships, and lS sail of patriot yes.
sells, from 5 TO 30 guns each, were late.
ly spoken with, to windward of Trini-
dad, bound for Oronoke, on an expedi-
ton against the city of Augustura.
BY vessel yesterday from Principe,
we are again Informed Of the arrival OF
The new Governor, Cienfuegos, at Ha-
wanna, and that he was taking the most
eRectual measures TO close the ports OF
the island against foreign vessels
There are reports in circulation of a
revolution in Spain, that Ferdinand had
been obliged TO quit Madrid, and that
thirty of his principal advisers and ad-
heTents had been put t. death, but we
cannot vouch for their authenticity.
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SO boxes fresh Imperial aud Young
Hyson tea
10 hhds and tiercss Is, quality Mus.
covado sugar
~ bbis retailing molasses
= 600 Id. green coffee
70 bids. old Antigua spirits - $500
10 bbls. peach brandy and
20 bbis. Pennsylvania rye ~hiskey -
just received ard fer sale by
JAS. & JACOB DOUGLAS.
SIS. ALSO, a.>
$50 Sets handsome Table and Des.
srt Knives and torks-se'liBg by the
single sett, or otherwise, at pery lou y,ri.
ces
Aug l2---eod3 &isw4,
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Printing IN all its variety neat
A erecyte1. at this office.
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Tire Steam noqt Yesuvius Burnt.
Tn fottezYas Effer .t-sm respectable
gentleman IN NqtcAez, Is Charles M
EUSrs. Esq Of this city. confains the
following Particulars IF This unforsu
maze event:
Narchez, July II
Dear Sir--I am sorry to inform YOU
that the steam boat Vesuvius, was en-
'ireiy consumed by fire on the / 3th inst
With full cargo OF goods to the value
OF 100000. II 81 pears, that after she
mad taken in nearly all her cargo, she
started up the river 10 VIM Kluner's
plantation to take in her wood aud ,ry
her engine. When on her way down
to the city, she took hre---from her fur
mace II is supposed-burnt TO the wa.
ter's edge, driited near the point oppo
site New Orleans, and then sunk with
ali the cargo on board. No lives were
lost. Lam pleased to have il 10 say
tina, am fortunately safe. but had on
the Mevee, "a pieces OF baggiag reads
to go on board, Mr. ]. Fl is tn, great
est sufferer in this place He had OF
board about 10000 dollars worth o
s. DDS, which had just arrived frnm En-
gland. Yonrs, sc.
p S. The prospect continues gooc
tor fine crops of cotton
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Liverpool, June 81.

Arrived, the SunburY, Gray, from
Georgetown; Fanny, Ross Charleston
Armata, Leeds, Baltimore Leda, FL
dred, do; Sarah, Huson, Whining
ton.
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Commissioners Noffce.
WE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court Of Probate. Of the town of
Ereter, in the county Of Washington, Commission.
crs TO receive examine, and adjust the claims OF the
several creditors to the Estate 81
NICHOLAS WATSON,
late said Eieter deceased represented insolvent,
do hereby give notice, that six months, from the
date hereof, are allowed unto said creditors 70 bring
ia and prove their respective claims; and that we
viii attend, for the purpose Of receiving them at the
tavern Of wet Rsthbun In said town. on the fourth
SATURDAY Of August, and the second saturday 40 De-
ce,nber neat. al one O'Clock in the afternoon Of
each day
JOB n. TlLLlNcnAsT,
All persons indebted TO ssid Estate, are hereby
required 10 make payment 10
RogERr c0ANDALL, .sirinis'ro'o-.
Erc.sr, July 2. 1916. tI7l
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W LILLIAN LOWE,

at store NO. lo7, Ihapes-strees,
y EspECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub.
~ lic, that he has commenced the
.7ucfior and Coninissio. Business.
and would be happy to attend to all who may please
to employ him. He will advance Cash Oh Goods dc.
posted either for public or private sale.
lie also keeps for sole,
A large assortment of Groceries and 0rockery
Ware, at wholesale and retail, cheaper than can be
bought in this town, for cash only.
New.York money and treasury notes exchanged at
q small discount July g.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber calls on all persons TO whom he
L is indebted to come and receive what Is due
them--and also calls on all persons indebted to him
TO make immediate payment. Accounts OF more
than three months standing not settled by the 10th
Of July next will be placed in the hands OF an atlor'
ney for collection. CHARLES M THURSTON.
Newport June S6 1916.
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Far Sale.

For SGIe,
EIvE-TWELFTH Of a Cotton Manufactory, stu.
Il ate in .North. King sto1pn, about one mile from
Uickfsrd 1t has stream of water sufficient to op.
perate 1000 spndles, and has now in operation $50,
with Dwelling House and other necessary Build
ngs, all in good repair. Seldom has property pos
scssing so many advantages been'otiered for sale.
The terms will be liberal and may be known by ap
plying to john HAWKES., at the Factory, or to
BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE.
n Ne1vbort, June z, 1915
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Vakuabc PROPERLY. For sale.

Vaiua5lc Propery.. For sale.
7|HE subscriber will either sell lease the House
4 in which he now lives, in Thames s.street--and
give immediate possession. He will sell some land,
adjoining the estate Of the late George Champlia,
Esq which land is very convenient for House lots.
He will either sell or lease his farm at sachueast.
point, in Middletown. lie has some Furniture also
for sale. NATH. HAZARD
Jan. 81.
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s. PRLvTTvG, II al kinds, eTeeiyed N
saniya.iory manner, at Mis ?eiss:
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kt.NiOVAL.
WILLIAM S. NICHOLS.

WILLIAM >. NICHOLS,
Tvorms his Town and Country Customers.
THAT he has Removed from the stand he re-
j Gently occupied, TO No lS4, Thames.sreet,
IN the building next north OF Mr.. CnANnISc's
House. where he will continue 10 manufacture and
keep constantly for Sale, Gold and Silver WARES
of the best quality.
20 Various articles Of Cutlery, plated, Britain
MIA aud Jspanned Wares, together with variety Of
Fancy Goods, as usual
Newport, February 2S, 1916. tf
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THOMAS SHAW,

ID ESPrCTFULLY informs his friends and the
~ public in general, that he has taken shop, No,
10, Long.wharf, where he still continues to carry
on the business of Gunsmthng. Cutlery, sc. &C.
As he has had the good iortue TO give general sais'
faction TO his employers in the United States EN-
pioy, both of the land and naval departments, and
also Of the States employ, as well as that OF 'ndi.
viduas, while working III Co he halers himself that
he shall have the pleasure Of receiving their employ
in future, and his friends tha, their tavors.
however small. will always be gratefully acknowl.
edged. June l9.
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District Of Rhode Island.
PURSUANT TO a warrant from the Hon DAVID
i HOWELL, Esq. Judge Of the United States Court.
for the District OF Rhode Island
Notice is hereby given, that there has been filed
before said Judge. AN Information, by William Ellery.
ESQ Collector Of the Customs for the District OF
Newport, against bag of coffee, for an alledgea
violation OF the laws If tho United States. Trial
will be had thereon, at District Court. to be holden
al the courtIiouse, in Providence on The rst Tues
dsy in August next, at ten o'clock, A nj.
DUTEE pEARCE. Depy .harshai.
Newport, July IL, 1916. tJ24J
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GOODS,
Fresh and cheatc' than ercr.'

FrccN ana CNe0Ic' Han crcr.
7 w. EDDY, wit thIs day open an assor,-
- ment Of Summer Goods, at less prices than ever
have been offered for sale in this town. consisting Of
every Article usually called for Among them arc
snnerfne Gn.ehams, at IS cts yard Cambrcs,
Sne at 20 cts Ga Cottoas, at II cts: large Pock-
., II H,ndkerchiers al cts aud other goods in pro-
portion The public are invited to call and examine
Newport June 26 1916.
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Jacob Richar dson,

CJAS for sale, at his Book store, No. 10y, Thames
II street, adjoining southerly on the Carpenter
brick house, general assortment of BOOKS, in Di-
yinity, History, Law, Physic, &c VIZ:
BIBLES, of all sizes, as cheap as those that sell,
cheaper than any other storc--school Books and
childrcn's Books--prayer do Psalms and Hymns
Blanks of all kinds--Americsn and Dutch Quilts
Sealing Wax and Wafers-Pocket Books.
H. also keeps a CIRCULATING Ii
BRARy, containing the greatest assortment OF Old
and New Novels, Histories, Magazines, &c. Of any
in this town.
Aiso-Ihe greatest assortment OF House Paper
manufactured in America, France, Russia England.
or u States Bills, " York and X leland Mon
ey, ,viH be taken at par for any Of the above Goods
Aezrbort. .3prii 3D. 1916.
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Shares in tie Union Bank.
1,oR sale. eight slnres in the Rhode.lssrd Union
L Bank. Inquire Of EgENEzER y. sIiEAgMAN.
Newport, June &c, 1916.
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INDEPENDENCE!
Grand National Lottery,

Grand National Lottery.
SECOND CLASS.
.dHib0rized by aet IF Congress for cteniuy a
Canal in me Cary Of Washington.
Begins drawing on the ist day Of October next.
IS $1,000 GOO Dollars, HIGHEST
$4,000 Dollars, ~ pp1zEc
10000 Dollars, FfI|Eo
SCHEME.
Prize Of $4,000 Dollars
$4,000
10000
5000
1000
so 600
so 100
100 so
2O8 rs
1000 Is
$500 6
The 6rst drawn number on the fst, and every sue.
ceeding days drawing TO the 5oth, will be entitled
of the above 8 600 prizes, payable in part
by one hundred Tickets, beginning with No 35,001
60 IS 100 inclusive, for the first drawn the first
day OF drawing, and SO on in regular succession for
che rest
The $4,000 Dollar Prize,
The $4,000 Dollar Prize,
Tbs 10000 Dollar P,ize,
and all the other Csptal Prizes, floating. and ad
venturs VINO purchase tickets az tne commencement
of the Lottery, have an equal chance OF drawing
CAPITALS, as they may sll come out on the frat
day of drawing
Prizes subject to fifteen peY cent deduction and
payable 40 days after the drawing is completed.
Orders for Tickets and Shares received by
JOSIAH C. SHAW, at his Truly fortunate Lot
tery and Exchange Office.
No. ll8, 2Hames.streef,
o.. Flsre sits Dame Fortune, sgho, .sh ibral hass:
.. po, her rich from her Javorile stand
rao " acceptable would the above Prizes be to
,,n how bene cial some-to obtain them is only to
b,,v T;cket,-an,S SHaW's Office has been known
40 be the most FORUM ste--c0R and try i-'ne RISK ~
srifing, the chance for INpEPENDENCc' Is Baea,. H.,
Ne1York money taken at oar for tickets IN the
above Lottery--and the prizes will be paid IN the
same.
NIB. A weekly list of the drawing will be regu.
lary received and may be examined as above.
Newport, July a. 1916 lJLO-u)
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-05

For Boston

,,NgM The regula" trading schooner ia
49, saassG tive, n. Mayhem, master. viii
sail IN ali next week. For freight or
passage, apply to the master on board,
or to
Lazorason e Fovte.
Who have received BY SAID schooner and
for sale,
500 boxes OF mould candles,
300 do. brown soap
80 barrels No. 1 Beef,
60 tons plaster Paris
40 boxes window glass, from the
Boston mandatory, of differere
sizes
SUI reams wrapping paper
cask containing tea sets China
l case decanters
8 do pint and half pin, tumblers
ALSO FOR SALE,
Afoat On board the brig Altoona, J. Dow,
master, from Cadiz.
5000 bushels superior quality Cadis
salt.