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Arrived, ship Thorn. Holmes, forty
two days from Lisbon, with salt. wine and
lemons.
EARTHQUAKE.
July 9th, lat. SO, 80, long. 23, experien
ced severe shock of an earthquake, at
4 A. M. of about three minutes duration,
which made the ship tremhle very
much.
Also arr. brig Trim, Luce, 50 DAYS fr.
St. Ubes.
July 9th, lat. 80, long. 67. SO, was boar
del from the Garth agenian privateers,
(Which l mentioned to you s.vcral DAYS
sinc-.) Captain Luce was Carried on board
the commodore's vessel, lwno appeared to
be an Irishman,) and he asked if he al
lowed ms men to pluHder he answered
they had free liberation to do IS thew
pleased, and if he affronted them, they
would put him and ali the crew to
death.
Also arrived, British schooners Queen
yder, 6 days from Halifax Catharlne,
Dousett, days from do. Brig Prince of
Waterloo, Walker, from JamaIca, arrived
there, was boarded 9TH July, in lat. 90, II.
long. IS, from seven C,rthag nian priva
teers and robbed OF 50Ol. in doubIoons. the
captain, mate and crew of all their cloth
ing, except what they stood in--Is this to
be borne while England and America, have
vessels sufficient to free the ocean from
these pirates' Ifthey are allowed to plum
der, and the government take no notice of
ii. no properly will be safe, & the lives Of
our sea-farns brethren Will be constantly
in jeopardy.
The United States frigate Macedonian,
Captain Warrington. arr. at Boston on
Monday evening the 18th instant. from An
napolis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

Tie acts af Congress- dem selves OF those
years, have been used as authorities
on this occasion.
The rate OF tax on 40 millions of dolla airs.
10 raise 1852 1913, the proportion OF
tax OF Maryland, is thirty eight cents
in the hundred dollars.
The rate of tax on 100 millions, 70
raise 1851, c00-is tsyelce and h0if
cents only in tae hundre,l dollars.
50 that 1t is evident that the three mil
lion tax, ct 1878. WAS not felt by the peo-
pie of MARYLAND one third as much as the
tax OF two millions, laid by the federal SITS
in i79S-as they did not pay quite third
as much in the hundred dollars.
The rate of per cent. for the SIX million
tax, the highest tax ever LAID by the rcpub-
licans, and that in time of so1'', is twenty
five cents in the hundred dollars on the
people of Marylan1-oNE THIRD LESS
than the fa,a' Ind by the FEDERALIsTs in
time Of heace.
Thus, It is dem0nstrable. that the direct
tax of three millions. aad of SIX millions,
laid by the republicans during the two
years war, when all led together, was
not so heavy tax as the two million tax
laid by the federalisis IN tine OF peace
VIZ
The t7vs million tax in 1898, on the
peop'e of Mar, land, was SO cents in
every hundred dollars the and 6
millions taxes together, 81 cents
in each 100 dollars-one haif-cent less
IN the 100 dollars, than tie FEDERAL
tax
This fiattering change of the value of
property in Maryland, did not arise from
AN increase of population. as there was a
decrease IN some counties, but from the
acqu sition OF real wealth, by the prudent
management Of our pubic affairs during the
republican administrators" Bait. PAT.
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Cn,nrrsrnr An,,,s. 1.

CHNFLFST0N, NnFust Is.
n Gentlemen who arrived here yesterday from
the Southwark, ,tnrms us, .hat the late rams have
had wonderful eject upon the growing cottonin
the vlciaity OF Beaufort and that there is now a
prospect Of abundant crops. We a,c sorry, how
ever, that the same effect has not been produced
upon the sorn crops; the drought had already Sc
ii usy Affscted them.
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IMPORTANT STATEMENT

tn1 YIN AN n Il I'M IN
20 the following interesting letter, we ask
the particular attention Of eve,v voter
in Maryland. 1t conclusiyely shcws. by
facts, that the lures laid by tie /eaeraL
administration IN pace were merry f7vicc
as heavy, IN proportion TO the ability Of
the peopie to pay, as the highest taxes
ever laid by the republican adninstra-
ton, during war for the maintenance
ofthe best interests and independence Of
the nation.
Letfer/rom n reshccfGbie source, dafed
"Wssd gloo City, August 9TH, 1916.
" Asthe federaiists talk thu II a5ou. the
enormous taxes laid during the war, send
you the following authentic statement. ta-
ken by myself from ofici.i documents
VIII ch Will shew tnat the two million tax
laid in MIR. Aaans's auminisir- tior, and in
time of peace, was a higher and heavier
tax on the people OF Maryland, taan the
three million aud sir million lures ADDED
TOGETHER, aud waich were laid In ti.uc
Of war
Ihs assessment valuation of proDerty
in Maryland, in the ear 1898. was a.
bout 10 m lions.
In 1918. Il was about 100 milliors.
The proportion Of tax for Maryland, in
llg8. was 3l5S,59S
Ia 1913, it was 1000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
PHILADELPHIA, August IS.
Lazaretto, TUESDAY Eveniar,

August Is.
SIR beg to communicate for vour in
formation. that the new Governor had ar
rived at the Havana FROM Cahiz. about (
weeks ago, and that he is. contrary to all
antlciPations. Favorable to the intercourse
with foreigners.
Dry Goods were not in SO much demand.
and an additional duty had beea imposed
on British manufacturers the es.h ult.
the ci-devant governor proceeded as Vice
Roy OF Mexico to Vera Cruz, with an arr
my OF 1000 men, to act against the indie
pendents.
The duty on -four was reduced from to
s. dolls. per biol. notwithstanding it would
only fetch IA to IS dolls Several American
bottoms, (uhder Spanish colors, with slaves,
from the coast of Africa, were in port. J
$50 slaves were advertised for sale the day
left, the 29th Mt. A new slave, Il mean
one just arrived from the Coast, } was worth
800 dollars. and so Oh in proportion. Left
Kingston, j. the 18th ult. at which period
Philadelphia flour was retailing at IS dol
lars cash, (the duty of 9 dolls. per barrel
lncluded.) and in quantities at 10 to 10 IA
for bark.
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SKILFUL GUNNERY

On Wednesday, the Boston ARTILLERY
Company. under capt. Bonner. practised
firing at target in Cambridge Pors. The
target was at 900 yards distnnce-for.y-
seven shot were fired, of which thirty-twe
hit the object. CBoston Cenfi1,ri
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ANOTHER LIFT

The British sloop Ann, from Nassau. ar
rived yesterday with sirty-three thousand
dollars in SPECIE. [N. Y. haher.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

Crrt. E!dridge, from Africa, informs,
thst the ship Gen. Lincoln, Swami, from
this port, had arrived at Goree, and sailed
there, June 10. Heard nothing of the Three
Brothers, Of New buryport. Last of April,
off Cape St. Ann. Captain +. was boar
ded from tile British s'oop Of war Bann,
from Sierra Leone, for Barbados also
boarded FROM an unknown frigate, under
Dut h colors Afterwards informed She w 8
the Inconstant, J. Yeo, from England. cruz
ling for slave vessels, of whom she maize
particular enquiries of capt. Eldridge. A
considerable number of vess Is engaged in
the slave trade had been Captured on the
coast. The Princess Charlotte, (formerly
the French brig Leuis.} captured at Cape
Mount, Inst Of April the Spanish brig La
Paz, ot 10 guns, Formerly the PorCupme,
OF this porf,) sftkr an action, in which the
Spanish Captain was killed, as was a capt.
Gleary, OF Charleston, S. &. who was on
board. The former was killed after he
had surrendcrej--capt. g. was run thro'
by a marine af.er the Br fish had boarded,
having been previously wounded. Several
more were lied and wounded. La Paz
had no slaves on board. Part of her COM
PIGMENT were on shore. and were drman-
ded by the British aad given up.
The British had fortified tho mouth Of ihe
Gambia and prevented all vessels
lexcept, probably, their own,] from en-
termg. Boston Paiiadinu.
FIlyE FISHING.
r.. l..
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II EHake liz the .Snund.

n Whale, about so feet in lcnoth, follow
ca the slonp Caroline, Of Sag Harbor, a.
bout 10 miles III the Sounu, opposite tc
Eaton's Neck, or Friday last. Ii was sew
erai times very near the vessel, and al
most wholly out OF water.
l.. Lsiand Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

10y gentleman from St. Petersburgh, we
learn that there were nearly 100000 troops
Ia the vicinity of that city, which were fire.
qusntiy reviewed by the Emperor IF Rus
sra accompanied by his brother in law the
hereditary Prince of Orange in June.
we understanl that capt. A. j. Dallas,
OF the y ,. navy. is apponted to thu com
mand OF the Prom -theus slocp of war,
viii n is about to sail for Russia with des-
patches. Phil Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

Beverly, Mass. have arrived home With,
few days from the Grand Banks, the
aggregate of whose carSoes amount =,
$50, eco fish.
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NORTH CAROLINA EL.Ecr1nN

The election for the State Legislature
took place during the last week in North
Carolina. A Representative to Congress
was also elected from the district compo~
see OF the counties of Wake, Orenge x Pear
son, to hi the vacancy occasioued by the
decease OF Mr.. Stanford. We have not all
the returns. but are verbally informed that
SAMUEL Dickens of Person county, IS cleo
ted by small majority over John Craig,
his opponent. We are not little surprl-
sed at this result, Mr. ID. being Federal
ist and the District being Republican,
Local circumstances have much weight in
the elections in that state, and it is prob
ao Mr.. ID. owes his election to such eau
SEES more than to his political popularity.
TAaf. Int.
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Provincial Secrcta'ys Office, NuEfar, ,
29.h Iniy, 1916.

His Honor, the ADMINISTRATOR of the Co
vernment. has received official information
from thu Right Hon. er Bathurst, tn the
Royal Apr )bation has been given to the
act of the last session Of the General AS
sembly OF this Province, entitled, " An
Act tor the encouragement of the trade of
this Province, in Plaster of Paris, otherwise
called Gypsum.
By command,
HENRY II. COGSWELL,
Dem Seer,
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Bostor. .AHc1lsf I3.

Boston. .dagNHl3 IS.
1t will be seen from the following notice,
that the act of the General Assembly of
Nova-Scotia, relative to the plaster trade,
passed last winter, to which Sir John Sher-
broke refused to give his assent, has re
ceivea the Royal assent, and consequently
become law. So far as we undo stand
the substance of this law. it requires all
vessels on taking plaster on board, to give
bond, under penalty OF FIVE dollars per ton,
that it shall not be landed in the Uated
States, north Of Boston. 1t may be import
ed into Boston, and ports south of it, in Bri-
fish vessels, but whether the export duty
or one dollar per ton, exaGted last year, &
repealed last winter, is renewed by this
law, we are not informed. The obi-ct
and effect OF the law is to secure to British
vessels the supplying Of our markets with
this important article, instead of Suffering
1T TO be carried to Lubec. or other eastern
ports in British boats. and thence shipped
In American vessels.
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DOMESTIC.

BOSTON, August 10.
Arrived, ship Thorn. Holmes, forty
two days from Lisbon, with salt, wine and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

NEw-YoRg, August IS.
we are happy to learn, that. in this ci~
w. things are Coming round, and that both
ends are meeting. Dry Goods b, gin TO
sell better, money is more abundant. and,
as the lmPortations decreas-, the Goods
on hand must go off ct better prices. Dry
Goods are actually scarce in Philadelphia,
many opuient men from that city are now
mere, making large purchases. A few
months more will place good HOUSES. os
table, immoveabIe ground. Gazette.
We have the great satisfaction of an
nonnchg, that Gen. Espozand Nina, uncle
and successor in the command OF Navarro,
during the late Spanish war, TO Gen. Nina.
the younger, who is at present III the Us
mas been released 5y Louis the 18Th, with
MS unto tuuate companion, Count Tore
no. Balt american.
we understand that steam boat Of 20'
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FIlyE FISHING.
Fficaa fishing vessels all belonging to
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The Uaited States frigate Macedonian,
Captain Warrington. arr. at Boston on
Monday evening the 18th instant. from An
napolis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

We understand that steam boar O 2o9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

Yesterday at half past four o'clock, an
ldr,ss from the county Of Kent was pre-
secuted 20 the Princess Charlotte & Priuce
J. opch, ~ Caacli I'd House, upon t,eir
marriage. i - written o. twenty-n'ne
skins o. parchment, ani measured about 20
yards.
Our government IS said to have sugzcs-
ted to loe Ncepoi,au government the NC
{ ss.ty of asmins against the Bar5ary 2ow-
Gle: armaments have accordingly be sn or.
dereI. 10 tae Papai Government We
ale STATE y - have some important com
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-28
October s
Mr. John B Dabney,

YOU vii! take notice. that on the 9th
day Of tie Circuit Court OF the District
et Columbia. to be held for the county OF
Alexandria, in November 1876 OF as
soon after ascounselcaR be heard; | shall
move that court to award judgment
galt,st you in favor of the common coup
eli Of Alexandria, for the sum of twenty
six dollars and Eve cents, being the a
mount of taxes due OF your property on
Wolf-street, in the town OF Alexandria.
for the yeas 1904, S, 9, Z, 8, 8, 10
III, l2. Is, "a and l5--aceording to tlse
act OF congress passed the 18th Februa-
airy, 1904. s,,,,,s
Attorney for the Common Counci
5 OF Alexandria.
Nav 15-l6 dom
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-28
MILLIAM RI.ODGET.

Continues to devote himself, exclusive
ly. to Commission Business, & to max,
very liberal advances on consignment.
when desirable: the utmost pronptness
can be calculated en- by those who favo,
him with their concerns. Reference t,
Messrs. John G. Laid and Co. for add,
tienal prices exchange, etc. etc.
Superfne -four, 10b, quick.
Exchange on Baltimore, 4 & IL dis
count.
Providence, r. l. Oct. So dim
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-28
Just Received

And for sale at the subscribers Store two
doors above Mr.. Grubb's Tobacco Ma.
nufactory, KiDg-stree.--
20 boxes dipped candles,
is ditto mould ditto, difeYcDt sizes,
few boxes soap, 5 boxes soit Shell al,
monds, excellentrye whiskey in ba re',
butter in kegs ard firkins, with some
DRY GOODS and a variety OF ether artl-
ces, which, with the stock On hand, ren'
ders my assortment nearly complete ID
the grocery line, which | mean to coDa'
nue. in my present sta-d and sell low fO'
cash, wholesale and retail.
[ WILL ALSO SELL
For Merchants or otker unchartGr.
ed Bank Paper,
AT REDUCED PRICE
744 Acres Of Land in Shenandoah
county, Virginia--1wo Sharesin ishbyS
Gap Road Stock, add about 2000 DeiIas
in good Bonds--together with Dry Goofs
and other property.
VIM. C. NEWTON.
October 90
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Thomas III. Rowland,

Has for sale, received per the slooP Re
gulator,
40 pieces first quality Russia Duck
90 pieces second quality ditto
40 pieces first quail. Russia sheetlnss
/ bale, 90 pieces Russia Linen
/ box Glass Ware
90 casks Whale Oil, and
6 dozen Spermaceti Oil, best quality
10th mo. 90 l2t
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MandeviIle and Larnlcur
g3FFER ron sale,


OFFER ron sale
90 hogsheads MUsCoVADo
100 barrels Sl16Afs.
200 bags GREEN COFFEE.
25 puucheens West India Rum
5 10 hogsheads retailing Molasses
400 dozen eld Port Wine
so dozen English Porter Il
40 chests Gunpowder, Imperials and
so boxes Young Hyson Teas.
/ case Nutmegs
$ tons patent Shot, assorted
30 casks Brandy wine 4 common Gun-
powder
bogsheads Green Copperas
casks London refined Salt Petre
600 DemijohSis
10 bags Pepper
20 boxes Chocolate
$50 kegs CARROTS and Lsiper's Snuff
100 boxes Cigars With a general as
sortment OF Wines: Liquors 4 Gre
ceries.
October 2
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SULLY FOR SALE.


Nhio es'Ste, sltud.eu III 'ig eoeh.y
OF ra'rlaA' Nv a"e III S;,4 ,,,,lss tro,,
a a anu ,'ic oa',o ul''alee ,io'"
Georgetown, cohtalns aoout seven nun
dred ana nifty acres. Little hiser urn -
pike passes 'hfough u nan d hile run
the dwelling house. Inc sltuatloa Is
handsome ana temafkaply lieal,ny ln :1
water is gooa anu !, apuhuan,. ine SUI
winch was ORIGINALITY exce'ieht' mas LOT
some years past han the advantage Oh I'M
proving iluSoahGi y r,ais'ef ., ! dis so'
ing with powerful ahh imlneu .@a e etG
80, y" 90 > aoo5 snrfaoa fnr cnlt;v,t;on .
md tbosa nov untitled arc covered with
rad c}ayer The a-chards are verv large
and thr;f, = thc collection Of fable fruit
:, cboica AVID ya,ious Tho mansion IS
snao;onS .nJ woU oons+.rctca. the ont
/ a,sas 80 an .anvan;snfly s;tuated !:
.iou9I1 e. O. a.. 80. n.e"1 ovno,,e;va
''lo1e vi ~ .'.ns ~. Po 80, a :
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,IAWRAsoN q FOwLEi

have FOR SALE,
rlle Cargo Of the Schooner NatiDs,
n. Mayhem, master, from Boston
CONSISTING OF
1soo bushels coarse Liverpool salt
$50 bags Havana green coffee
so do pepper
rs do filberts
$50 boxes dipt candles
SO do mould do
$50 reams wrapping paper
so barrels new beef
90 pipes Holland gin, of superior
quality
Is do American gin
S04barrels tanners oil
9 bales India goods, consisting OF
baftas. cassahs, sannahs, CUR
rahs aud checks
cask pearl barley.
IHeg hare also for Sale,
5000 sacks Liverpool blown salt
5000 bushels Liverpool coarse do
5000 bushels st. Ubes do
700 tons Plaster Paris
500 crates liverpool ware, particu-
larly selected
GO pipes cegnac brandy
10 puncheons Sd proof Tobagc rum
100 pieces Russia duck {
100 do Ravens DO
so boxes tin 3
500 boxes brown soap
500 sides red soal leather
so barrels mess 81 No. 4 beef
Is barrels tanners oil
Toe boxes cod fish
SO boxes glass of the Boston ma
nufactory, different sizes
SO cases .medoc ciaret
Is packages French goods consist,
no of back and white grapes, Leyan-
inc handkerchief, Flerences, levantines
nd taGetas, assorted colors. sewing
TX, fans; cambrics, lawns, thread, lace,
&c.
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r or Freight or Charter,

xkS The substantial and fast
,gdR TN sailing Brig Thomas and Ed.
ysz4s arard, John Hail, master -
Ss.n burthen about 1000 barrels
She will be ready to receive a cargo in 3
or days. Apply to
Thomas H Ho1cIand.
Who has for sale,s $50 tons Plaster
Of Paris.
Oct Der "a OF
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The subscriber has iustreceiyed by the
General Lingaa, Captain Weston, frsn
Amsterdam, large aad elegant assert
ment Of Boiling Cloths. Of a sUperiorqua
lity. which vii! be offered for sale at the
store OF Mr.. James Anderson.
Amos .Alecander.
October s tt
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.otlyce.

The subscriber having obtained letters
of administration on the personal estate
of Alexander Johnson late OF Charles
County, deceased, all persons having
claims against said estate must exhibit
the same with proper vouchers thereto,
on or before the 25th day of April next,
otherwise hey may be excluded by law
from all benefit of said estate; ard all
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to come forward and settle the
same Immediately.
amelia Johnson,
October 81 eo3wf
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For Sale.

A Tract Of Land. containing $40 a.
cres. living in the county of Westmore-
land & state of Virginia, near the mouth
of aossier's Creek the greater part OF
which IS heavily timbered with white
oak. red oak, 4 cedar suitable for ship
BUILDING, fire wood, etc, For terms en-
quire Of
October 9
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EIa DWARF & Ironmongery
RICHARD sLaDE,

~ u
Offers tor sale at his store upper end OF
King street. corner Of Henry, in adj
dition to the stock Of the laie Richard
Slade and Co. an extensive assortment
OF GOODS in his line. just received
per the Congress, Boston and Thomas.
from Liverpool Among which there is
a great variety Of Household Stuff,
VIZ.
EN LEGlAN'i5 Bath stove CRATES, brass
q and green wire tenders, polished
steel fire irons, patent hearth brooms,
bronzed and plated candle stands, with
and without branches and cut glass drops,
plated casters and liquor frames, with
common aud best cut glass bottles, all OF
The latest fashions.
a complete assortment otbuiidlns ma
terialss cabinet furniture, carpenters,
ccopefs and Smiths tools. A most ele-
CART assortment of saddiery, truak con-
tanning ladies' and gentlenlen's saddles
and brides.
Case bird and duck guns and pistols,
case pins. case buttons. 500 stone iron
wire, a great variety OF japapned ware,
elegant tea ca,idies of wood, beooms and
brushes, musical Instruments. a complete
assortment Of line and coarse cutlery, a
few best quality surgical instruments.
Atso,
Pr. Mars & George Long. 100 tonsbar
iron sorted Q in tire from So TO II 10,
tuck. axe hoe, plough, square and rouad.
500 bundiss hoop iron, sheet iron {. rods,
so iagsois No. s. 4 Niiliington Crowley
steele--aad on hand, SO bundles German
steele, English and Amcricaa Bhstered,
all Of the fast quality, anyils vices. war
ranted smiths Flows. Wagon boxes, 4
casks sad irons, large and small cast
weights, mill gudgeons. an assortment Of
hollow ware, 20 casks fne Lancashire
wrought nai.s, so casks Amer cut Go.
Having obtained advantages derived
from cash purchases, he is enabled to OF
fer the above goods on as low terms as
ecu be obtaiued In the U. States.
sentember 25
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For BarbadoeS.

xSS Fhe sapeci9r ceppered anc
49, s. ~ ceppee fastened brig Thomas
!, Henry Bowman, master, vii
Ek "A sail by ths 9Th of November
and sake 800 barrels freight on moderate
terms. aRd can accoma,odate few pas
sen efs comfortably. For terms appl,
to the master ON board or tn
Adams, Herbert & Co.
October is
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October
John G.. Laid & Co.
Offer for Sale, on perg reasonable

TERMS
Liverpool. Cadiz and Lisbon Salt
New England soal leather; Il 4 God
cut nails in casks Themastowp and 4.
Island lime; boxes double refined tia
Ian b,imstone pipes Cognisc and Spa
nish brandy do. Holland gin; New
England rum; Rpssia-apd Ravens duck:
Russia sheeting, German do. Russia and
Swedes iron, assorted sizes English,
India, German and domestic bale goods,
of various kinds : melasses, boxes AID
bis Brazil and HAVANA sugar, white and
brown crates and hhds Liverpool ware:
young hyson tea, Madeira, Sherry, Cata-
Ionia, sweet and dry Malaga wines No.
j and 5 chocolate, in whole and half box,
es. Spanish do. mems, womcn's and
children's coarse and Eine shoes: Con
necticut patentp0ushs by II BRISTOL
crown window glass I: mould and dipped
candles firkin bitter; mems fine and
coarse hats. ladies' hair combs Spanish
cigars in half boxes, of a superior
quality: sperlp CANDLES. brown soap
nrime pork, wiring and sheathing PAPER,
seine Irvine, N. ENGLAND and district
cordage, cabinet furniture, and nests OF
measures.
October 10 u