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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-30

The precious boon theis valor gave
Nor LET our dearest rights descend,
Without struggle. to the grave
New England. and her rugged coast.
Shall erer be our pride and beast
Far in the west, our hearts unite
To celebrate this happy day;
Conscious OF pure, refund delight.
Our vows at friendships shrine We pay;
o! may The fame hai's kindled here,
Hume soith jog ife's dark career.
Where'er we roam, the sa cred tie
That chains our souls to those we love,
Which still connects, when Hope shall die,
Ia noble happiness above:
Unserer'dby the hand Of time,
Shall still erist IN eU'ry cline.
New England should we meet no more
The friends that charm'd our early days
The magic sweets of youth explore,
Or hail thy name in nober lays;
Still shall Thy plains and rocky COAST
Forever be our pride and boast.
The evening closed with a short and eloquent adj
dress from FRANCIS A. BLAKE, Esq. which we
cannot find room for at this time.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-30

ken into consideration, that Tor the first
eighteen months, we had much smaller
number, in proportion, than for the last
year.
We should be gratifed 10 learn what por-
ton of the 1900 were killed in battle
According 10 our recollection il must have
been small.
1t is also computed that by the commu-
tattoo proposed, that is the payment OF the
soldiers bounty in money instead OF land,
il will occasion the expenditure of five mil
lions of dollars. that is, twelve hundred and
fifty thousand dollars year for four years.
An expenditure of FIVE millions for boundes,
and loss Of 1900 lives, Gin war of two
years and half, in which only $1,000 men
were employed, is expensive fighting
". Y. ddv.
II Singular fact vessel arrived at
Charleston on the 10Th inst with five hun
dred barrels of Flour )romthe Havana.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-30
BY THE MAILS.
Latest aduices from Gen. Gaines,

Latest aduices from Gen. Games,
A letter dated ar Fort Hawkins, the
I'd init to the Editor of the 11iikdeeDile
Reflector, communicates the following
Information" Captain Stallings arrived
here this morning, in feven days from
Fort Scott, and brings letters from Gen
Gaines, announcing second skirmilh
with the Indians. The detachment con-
fitted of three hundred men, under the
command of Col. Arbuckle. They were
attacked about twelve miles from Fort
Scott by party of Fowl Town and Os
ouchee Indians, fuppofed to be about
90, and had one man killed, and two
wounded, one dangerously. The Indian
loss was fuppofed to be or 10. They
captured fome cattle during the fight,
which were reraken in the towns lying
about s miles from Fort Scott. The de
tachment then retreated 4 miles, and
threw up breast works. The effective
force at Fort Scott is about 500 to 1000
men. No doubt is now entertained Of
the hottie intentions of the Indians"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-30
ARM OF TIE REYoLU77oN

The bill TO give Pen6ons to the furvi-
wing officers ana folders, was taken up
Mr. Bloomfield calculated that the army
had con6fted of about $4,000; that a.
bout II 900 were killed or died in fervice
and $1,000 we're living at the clofe of the
war that about 10th of thefe nigh,
be coniidered as now living, fay 1900 /;
and about $40 of thefe might apply for
penGons as being in Indulgence He cal
culated The number of iurviying officers
at $40, | 9Th of the number at the elofe
of the war. Of these he calculated that
about "a would apply for penGons. AT
~ dols per month for officers and about
for folders, rhe annual expenditure
would be only 34,37o.
II was voted tina the PenGon fhould be
D.2o per month to officers and s to fol-
diers.
1t was moved that the Peniion should
be given to all who furvived, without an
inveifigation whether they were INDECENT
or not. This would increafe the annual
expenditure TO near 100000 dolls. but
would be diminilhing every year. This
motion was not decided when the Houfe
adjourned to Monday.
With the exception of one Member,
the Committee who reported the origin
al bill was composed entirely of Officers
of the Revolution. The Bill as they re-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-30
I'll for Tot.

National Protefs.-A letter from Waih
ington, is publiihed in the Philadelphia
Gazette, which ftates, as rumour at the
feat of government, that the Britifh
Minifer has entered protect agsinft the
occupation of Amelia liland by the Uni
ted States and that our government in
tend to protect in form againft the feizure
of the Ionian Isles by the Britifh, on the
ground that il lays the Commerce of the
Adriatic at their mercy, and was more
over done without the afent preOiouly
s6taued, either of the reit of the world,
or even of the Turkiih government"
Seventy FIVE petitions were presented to
tor leave to bring slaves into The state.
A report from the War Office furnishes
the melancholy fact, that no less than Sew.
enteen Thousand Soldiers Exclusive of
officers, seamen and militia) were killed, or
died In service, during the late short war /!
ne hon, HhhkloON u. OILS has
been elected Brigadier- General Of the third
brigade first division, Massachusetts Militia,
vice. Welles, resigned.
The chairman ofthe military committee,
in the House OF Representatives of the Uni
ted States, In speech made on The bill for
the commutation of soldiers pay, in the de-
bate on Monday last, stated the number of
men IN the service, at the close OF the late
war, was $4,000, and that the nuai6er killed
an Battle or zuho had died In the service goas,
1900 This would make the whole mum
Der employed, 1000 By this statement,
IL would seem, that we lost during the war,
one third OF the whole number of troops.
When We consider the short time the war
asted, this would appear to be grea, de-
struction of lives-especially when it is Ia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-30
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, DEC. 19
The Secretary CT War was instructed TO
report the names of the pc sors added 10
the pension list since May 81, 1918
The Secretary Of war was Instructed 10
report the names of officers who held Bre-
vet Rank al the ED Of the late war and of
those who now hold such rank together
with their linral rank and their pay and
emoluments.
Mr.. Clay's bounty land Communication bill
was accepted, 9o yeas. The blank for the
equivalent for the land was filed with s 100
ia yeas 81 nays The committee OF the
whole then rose and reported the bill.
FRIDAY, DEC 10
On the motion of Mr.. Harrfon of
Ohio, the following rule was unanimous
ly adopted -
The Speaker fhall have power to ad-
nit persons to feats in the Hall, during
the sittings of the Houfe, who belong to
fuch Legislatures of Foreign Govern
ments as are in amity with the United
States.
There was fomc little debate, not
heard by our reporter, on proposition
of MIR. II. Mellon, of Virginia, to amend
this morton, 70 as 10 authorize the Spea
ker to admit on the floor any Reprelens
tarive Of the South American Provinces
that they might ftand on the same foo,-
ing in this respect as foreign miniiters
Afrer the debate, Tor rather converlation)
referred 10, in the courfe of which Mr..
Harrifon protected agaiuf the introduce
ton of extraneous matter into his prop
clifton, the motion of Mr.. Mellon was
negatived.l
The Speaker declared he would not
be invefted with discretion to admit
the agents of any government not recog
nized by our government.
On motion of Mr.. Merrill, of VT.
it was
Rej5fved, That the Secretary of War
be initructed to furniih ftatement thew
ing the names of the feveral persons to
whom land warrants have ifued, and ex
ira pay been allowed, fubfequent to the
cd March, 1917, under the ACT "gran>
ting bounty in lands, and extra pay, to
certain Canadian volunteers" and an act
supplementary thereto : together with
the names of the agents or attorneys to
whom faid land warrants were deliver
ed and the money paid, particularly no.
ting fuch if any, as were or are annexed
with the public Offices -and ALTO to itate
whether any, and if any, what informa
ton he may have received, relative to
impoGtions practiced on claimants, by
perions pretending TO De agents authori-
fed by the government.
On motion of Mr.. Silsbee, OF Mass.
it was
Resolued, That the committee of com
merce and manufactures be inltructed
to inquire into the expediency of so
mending the law making appropriations
for the eltabliihment of cuitom houfeS,
which are now confined to principal dis
trlcts, as TO authorize the application of
fuch appropriations as have already been
or may hereafter be made, to any dis
trict whom the United States, when the
Secretary of the Treafury lhall think fuch
eltablilhments will bef promote the pub
lie intereie.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-30

Seventy FIVE petitions were presented to
the Legislature offs Carolina in three days
tor leave to bring slaves into The state.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-30
18th Congress- st Session
IN SENATE.


THIEeDNTs DEC. %
memorial from the Society of Friends
against the tr nic in Slaves between the
Middle and Southern States, was commit
ted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-30
ported it provided only for the INDECENT,
and of courie excluded themfelves.


DOLDlEhO LHlNDs
The number OF Warrants already iilu-
ed by the u. S. for Military Bounty
Lands to Soldiers who served in the late
war, were, on the nth infant, l6,75o,
of 100 acres each, making 2,2ol,44o
acres--and s72 of gao acres each, ma
king 49,. ooo-and there remain to be
ifued probably about 36,ooc Warrants, a
fmal part of which will entitle to gao
acres each. and the residue to 100. his
would make the total number of Soldiers
Land Warrants near 10000. so it ap-
pears we had large army. The guam
tity of land will exceed 100000 acres.
UnfniIbed Business at the laf Congress.
Among the uniiailhed buGnefs Of the
laft Congress, reported to the present
are-the Militia Claims the Officers
Land Bounty Bill-A bill authorizing
the appointment of Circuit Judges "a
Judiciary Bill---an additional bill relpec,
ting imports and tonnase-the Militia
CHASING Bill--a bill to prohibit inter-
courie with places where American ves-
sells are not admitted-a bill respecting
feamen in the merchant fervice, and dis
trefed fcamen abroad bill to prevent
foreigners from trading with our In
dams bill regulating the pay and e
monuments of Purifiers and the Medical
Staf-a bill to increafe the duiy on iron
in bars and 5olts--a bill to repeal the
proviGon of law which limits the duty of
Is per cent adv. on certain goods 20 the
goth of June lSIo-a bill to efablih a
National Board of Agriculture-a report
in favour of providing for the education
at the Military Academy at VIEWPOINT
of the Sons of those Officers and Soldiers
who have fallen in battle while in the
U. S.-a report on allowing Bounty
Land to Soldiers who entitled before the
late war-and report, to grant extra
pay and bounty to the representatives of
Soldiers who died before being muitered
in Their regiment
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-30

I'VE derive no small satisfaction from being
able to present our readers with the follow
ing account of the celebration of New
England Thanksgiving on the banks of the
Ohio. Such affectionate remembrance of
the institutions Of our foretathers, does e.
quail honor to the head and heart. In the
elegant & classical compositions of Messrs.
WRIGHT and SToRER, we recognize the
taste and genius that was formerly 50 con-
splcuous in the TORPEDO CLUB, in this town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-30

We understand, that Mr. RICE, in the Sixth
Eastern District, is chosen by about SO majority
after repeated trials.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-30
The NeW-England Thanksgiving

From the Cincinnati Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-14


Bst,cssn Gsorgetocn U alexandria.
ysIEIE Subscriber conceiving line Of
Packets plying between this place
,"j Alexandria, would be an accommo-
alton to the citiZcns OF both places, he
IA, procured two good and fast sailing
S,,ts for that purpose, which have cum
n,nced running, leaving this place and
Alexandria every day. rhe object OF
ri. line Of packets is to obtain freight. 81
D,.,engers will always be carried gratis.
Articles of every description entrusted
IN bis care, will be stored free Of charge.
Persons who may confde their business
20 hin may depend upon prompt and
:n.uIy attention to their concerns. Be-
mo we'll known 10 bO n towns, he flatters
himself that he will receive a liberal en-
engagement.
NJ Inc boats will stop at A. Boon
anil Co.'S wharf, Georgetown, and at Mr..
William Ramsay's wharf. Alexrhdria.
J0H.r LING.
Grorgo town april d2w
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the sub cnber living
near Fairfax court house, on the 18Th OF
January, negro man named JESS-he
is about IS years Of age. about 5 feet II
inches high, dark complexion. He had
On ghen he went away dark cloth coat,
a messic cloth pantaloons and various
other cloathing. will give the above
reward ifhe be taken IS miles or upv ards
from home and secured SO that | get him
again ; and, if nearer, ten dollars.
Susannah Powell.
Fairfax County, Virginia,
March 6-19 eott
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EN-. RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, APRIL ID. 1917. /.
Notice TO Grocers.

The old establishment of John May,
deceased, Tobacconist, situate doors
below Marsteller's auction room and op-
posite Matthias Shyder's paint and oil
stnre, on Prince street, is now revived
and carried on more extensively in all
its branches than it ever before has been
dOne-under the firm of
Jonathan G. May and Co,
Customers are invited to apply, where
they may be furnished with the following
articles at AhoIesale and retail, on the
best terms for CASH
VIZ.
Prime cayendish
Ditto small twist from 8 70 10 per Id
Second quality do
Pigtail in rolls
Best Spanish segars warranted
Half Spanish DO
American segars
Smoking tobacco in papers
Maccobuy snuff
Rsppee aud Scotch, in bottles snd
bladders.
N. B. Several thousand weight of
tobacco stems for sale.
March z6
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Vaudeville & Larmour,
Offer for sale
60 hhds whiskey
so barrels do
so barrels Northern rum
Is punch.ons West India do
90 hhds. New-3rleans and Muscoyado
sugars
50 bbls. do do do
10 hhds. New-0tleans MOlasses
"a boxes brown Hayanna sugar
22o bags green coffee
Is casks Goshen cheese
20 30 s ss1f do Chocolate, No l & .
252 lbs. Flotant and Bengal indigo
90 kegs ground ginger
500 almonds
so nutmegs
10 boxes Windsor and Rose soap
1000 bushels blown salt
1000 do. ground alum do.
Imperial. hyson. young hyson and
souchong teas, refined sugars and agene-
raj assortment Of wines liquors and gro.
ceries as usual. April
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received by the
ieneral LipgaH, Captain Weston, frsTi
Amsterdam, large and elegant assert.
nent Of Boiling Cloths, of a superior qua.
lty, which will b. offered for sale at the
,tere Of MIR. James Anderson. :
Amos a!ernnder.
October 6 If
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JOHN WOOD.

HAS removed his coopcr's shop to
Ill King.street, in the shop lately
occupied BY Mr.. Talbert. Where h. i
prepared to execute the orders Of his
'yreDds with punctuality and dispatch,
HeM constantly keep on land arti.
:, line, particularly -four barrels
March 8 +" X
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LawraSOn 4 FOwle

LawraSOn & FOwle
Have received per the schooner Native,
Capt. Nav thew, from Boston,
and for sale,
e. tons plaster Paris
$50 bis n +. Rum
so bags Havana green coffee
50 do sumatra pepper
700 reams wrapping paper
Q bales Burbour gurrahs
S checks
9 Sooty romal
A bales OF hops.
March 2
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LINDSAY AND HILL

LtNDDNI ANU uILL
Oyer FOR SALE,
1000 bashel, Albany seed Oats
5000 do salt for packing and striking
fish ;
100 bags HAVANA green coffee
90 hhds West India rum
Is bales cotton
6 hbds. 4 bis. and 10 boxes sugaR
10 do Whiskey
100 tons plaster
so do logwood
March 81
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1889
March 10

The Subscriber offers for SEE,
At bis Warehouse, Fuckers wharf,
5000 bushels Turks Island salt
Antigua rum in hOgsheads aud barrels
WMskey in ditto
New England rum in ditto
Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes and
quarter casks
Sherry in ditto
Chewing tobacco in kegs--small twist
Nailsin kegs assorted
Candles in boxes
English white lead ground in oil
Milled sheet lead
Q boxes servants CLOSED hats
made of far
10 ba es English sacking
2 ditto do canvass, No. B to 6,
All OF which will be sold low 5y
James Sanderson.
March e5 If
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Furniture, Hats, etc.
SAMUEL WiRD.


an extensive variety Of )
Goods an ks lime,
Among which are the following
4 secretaries and book cases
Is bureaus, different prices
81 bedsteads 10 do
40 tables, from, 5 to 40 dollars each
l elegant dressing table, 60 dOllars
5 portable desks
200 chairs, from IS to l8s
side boards
12 wagons and harness, from 20, IS
to 80 dollars
Is cases hats, from Is to 80 shillings
An assortment Of gentlemens' and Ia.
dies shoes and bootecs
Grass mats, trunks, etc,
Axes. oil different kinds, AIDES
Few barrels excellent beets, at 15s per
barrel
Halls patent rifles and pistols
Few cases coarse hats, at Is.
Ali of which are offered for sale at the
lower end Of Prince street, on tie most
reasonable terms.
april eawaw
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JOHN q. ADD q GO.

JOHN q. ADD q co
Have received per brig Economy from
BostOn,
And offer for safe,
l28 toas plaster paris
so barrels museovaao sugar
IL pipe Lisbon Wine
co barrels apples
cases straw bOnnets and hats oil
various patterns
IN STORE,
rs tons wed, iron
Is tens Russia old sable iron
100 pieces Russia shestings
l4O Ravens duck
25 Russia duck
l6 bales India good, consisting Of
Beerbsom Gurrahs
Now sanaahs
ComercOlly, chittabillyand luckipore
baftas
.auzengin mammoodies
= Madras. handkerchief
Blue GiIlas
Mock pullicat
bale German dOwlzs
80 pieces sattinetts
1900 yards tow cloth
so cases mems fine and coarse hats
is cases and barrels mems and boys
fine and coarse shoes
1000 sides prime NE soal leather
100 reams writing paper
Wrapping and sheating paper
l Srg Fa1ons' axes
so casks cut nails
$4,000 lbs cordage assorted sizes
so boxes long and short pipes
dining sets Canton china Of IS
pieces each
bids and crates blue printed
and common Liverpool Ware
10 boxes 9 by IL London crown
glass
500 bushels Liverpool blown salt
40 sacks do do
400 bozas mould and dipped candles
so barrels tanners oil
100 boxes Florence oil
80 boxes double refined rhinestone
Boxes Spanish chocolate
100 boxes No. I and 5 chocolate
10 barrels mackarel
$ barrels gross herrings
90 kegs picked salmon
95 quarter casks sherry wine
4 r.pes Madeira do
16 p,pes Catalonia do
pipes Tenerife do
Q pipes Lisbon do
90 keys sweet Malaga do
90 do dry Malaga do
90 demijohns Madeira do
Boxes Spanish chocolate
$4,000 lbs prime st. Domingo coffee
ID boxes hyson and 10 boxes your
hyson tea
90 barrels musc0vado sugar
25 cases white e brown Brazil sugar |
9 hogsheads molasses
so barrels NE rum
700 lbs cassia
Is kegs ginger
Is kegs raisins
50 hall Boxes spanish segars
10 barrels No beef
Mahogany furniture, consisting Of BIZ.
reaus, wash and candle stands
An assortment Of bingham ware, con-
'isting of nests boxes, nests measures, |
barrel covers, buckets, etc.
Mast hoops and hanks
10 tons tustiC,
april 4 J
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For boston,

For boston,
80 The superior schooner William,
10 Capt Mayo. will commence load
ins 10 morrow and take 400 barrels on
freight. Apply to
Lawrason and FOwle.
Who have landing for sale,
50 boxes fresh Lemons.
March 81
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For Sale OF Freight,

EOI SdlC III RASiSh9,
KS The brig Levant, William
gSst,, ~ Malcolm, master burthen
w. -. y 200 tons, carries about 1000
Sz1-EA barrels, sails fast, is welt
found, aud will be ready Tor the reception
Ola cargo in Eve days
,fppIy 10
lawrason asd FOw!e.
Who have for sale said Orig's Cargo oi
no tons Plaster Paris
IS hcgsheads2 \. ENGLAND Rum
2iOO0 teet two inch plank.
april 9
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For Boston & Portland,
SSS The superior brig
gAhS8 Milo,
S s,es WIN. Salter. master
will commence loading on Monday, For
freight apply to the master on board at
Central wharf or to
Lawrason & Fowle,
Who have for sale, received by SAID BRIG,
25 hogsheads N E rum
600 boxes mould candles
100 do brown soap
10 barrels tanners oil.
S boxes white HAVANA sugars
10000 feet plank
GO tons plaster Paris
april 5
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John u Ladd & o.

JUiIII u LdUU C U.
Have received and offer for Sale,
500 cask, Thomastowp lime
200 casks Rhode Isand do
200 tons plaster Paris
1000 bushels Cadiz salt
/ bale English seine Irvine
pipe Lisbon wine
9kess manufactured tobacco
.tierces furs
April /
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FOR FREIGHT.

N England Rum, Sugar. etc.
This day landing from schooner Ma.
tive, rom Boston
80 barrels N. L! Rum
Hhds and bis MuscovadO Sugar.
IN STORE,
so barrels tanners oil
45 boxes dlpt candles
so casS cut nails, assorted sizes
so casks rhnmastown lime
Boston no. / beet-brown soap
Keg raisins
soal leather-bags pepper
Meas coarse shoes, etc.
For sale ny
Dunbar " TowHsend.
March 25 tt
1000
Furrs & Peltrles
On the 10Th April, ensuing, at ele
ven O'Clock A. VI. will be offered at
Public Auction, at the store house CT the
superintendent of Indiaa trade, in
Georgetown ID z. A parcel Of Furs Il
Petrles, received from the United States
ira ling .holsss principally from the
upper Mississippi, and the Missouri ; a.
aonS them are,
$4,000 shaved deer skins
$50 bear do
100 cub
900 nuskrats
lao otter
500 raccO0R
! GAO beaver
And some cat and fox skins
Approved notes at ninety days, will
De received for all suns above one hum
red dollars.
THOMAS l.. M'KENNEY,
Superintendent OF Indian trade
March 10 dts
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For Freight,

For Freight,
kEk The brig Commerce,
SGEs& John Wade, master, carries
FssSss1oae thousand six hundred bar.
rels, substantial vessel, IN good order
and will be ready TO receive cargo in
few days. Apply 70
Lawrasop s Fowles
Who have received per said orig from
Ncwburyport and for sale.
So barrel, New England run
8 cases hats
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FOR LIVERPOOL
AS The ship Hazard,
ENEE$ William Crabtree master, is
Esss:,s:5ssnOw loading and will sail BY
the fourth OF April and can accommo.
date few passengers.
Apply to the master on board
or
Iawrasnn & FOHIe,
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Salt aloat.
On board the ship Wilhelmina at Cen.
trail Wharf
5000 bushels Lisbon salt suitable for
he Fisheries
For sale on board, or by
Laucrason g Forcls,
Who have in store for sale
5000 bushels coarse st. U5es salt
l5Uo ,acks Liverpool blown do
Marchs
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Who has for Sale,

Russia hemp, Swedish bar IRON, sper-
,naceti oil, and few huudrcd realms OF
wrapping and writing paper.
mo & 6t