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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-17


TUESDAY, MARCH 3.
The Committee On the iubject, repor-
ted, that it was inexpediens to repeal the
duty on SAT-. Referred 70 Committee
of the whole.
The motion to FIX the day for the re-
cess of Congress, was laid Ito ileep) on
the table, 81 to 70.
The Committee on the petition OF
Charles Smith, wealthy citizen, who
wlihes to build church and fchool-
house, at his own expenfe where is not
mentionedl if Congress will grant him
the p,eemption right to the land, made a
report expreflive of their high refpeet for
the motives and object Of the petitioner,
but adverfe to his prayer on general prin.
ciples. Concurred in.
Georgia Claims.
A bill to authorize the payment of a
certain claim of Georgia militia for SER
vices in 1894 S, was taken up in COM
mittee of the whole The juRice of this
claim was defended by MefiIs. Cobb and
Forfyth and denied by Mr. Tallmadge,
who commended, that it was conGdered to
have been merged in the I,25o,ooo dol
lars, which the u. S agreed to pay to
Georgia for the territory coded to the
u. S. He moved to ftrike out the 6rit
section. Negatived 90 to So.
Wednesday, March a
The proceedings of a Court Martial
held lah year for the trial of Capt.
Creighton, for ftriking a Midfhipman
under his command. in the Mediterra,
mean, was laid before the Houfe.
Expatriation Bill.
The bill on this jubjea was again dis
cuf1ed and numerous motions TO amend,
explain, and modify it, were made and
va.iously dispofed of, At length the
eueition. Shall The bill be read third time /?
was negatived.-Ayes 81. Noes IS.
So the bill was finally rejected.
Georgia Claims.
II bill on this fubject was again de.
bated. "A motion to fill the blank with
10000 dollars, was negatived. Mr..
Taylor then moved an indefinite pof-
ponement of the bill, which was negativ-
ed Ayes 50. Noes 60 land the
House adj.
THURSDAY, MARCH (.
A bill supplementary to the Laws re-
lative to direct taxes, and internal duties,
was read twice
The bill to increafe the falaries of the
Circuit Judges in the Diftrict of Colum,
bia, was reported without amendment,
and referred 10 committee of the whole
Revolutionary Worthless.
The amended bill from the Senate
certain surviving officers, fol-
diers, feamen, Sc. of the revolution, was
with fome amendments to the
of the Senate.
A motion further TO amend the bill 70
as to embrace all (continentals and mill
tia) who ferved for nine months in the
military service, and were in service at the
end of war, was made, and negativeds-
Yeas 60. Nays 81.
# motion prevailed, 10 to 81, 70 to
amend the bill, as to exclude from the
benefit of it, all thofc officers, fol diers,
&c who are already on the peniion lift
of the II S. or the individual States.
# motion to make three vars inRead
IF nine months, the term of fervice re
]uircd TO have been performed to confti-
ute claim to the bounty of Congrefs,
vas negatived.
The amendments of the Senate, thus
amended. were agreed to, and the bill |
was returned to the Senate for concur
renee.
Georgia Militia Claims.
The Houfe returned the confederation
Of the bill OH this fubject. Some amend.
nents were made to it.
The queltion, Sballtbs Bill be engrs1ed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-17
18th Coagress...lst Session
In SENATE, TUESDAY,, MARCH 4.

In SENATE, TUESDAY,, MARCH q.
The Inli.uc,lons of the Legislature of
Connecticut Tor procuring the eitabIiih.
ment OF Naval Depot in tina. State,
were read. and filed.
French >poIiations.
Mr.. Roberts, of the Committee of
Claims, on the Memorials from Ports
mouth, Philadelphia, and Charleston,
for indemni6carions of French Spolia
lions in 1893 and 800, reported that
the rebsf asked ought not 10 be granted
Laid on the table.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-17

The Connecticut Asylum for the Deal
and Dumb, will be open for the reception OF
another class of pupils, ths7th Of May next;
and there will be room for a few in addition
q those to whom place his been air, d y
pi omIscd.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-04
-
>sA Exchange Cqfse-House IN
NSlSM ARINE JOURNAL. .&s&
PORT OF .aLEYANDRLa.. September 5

PORT OF .lLEYA.NDRL4.. September 8.
CLEARED,
Schr. Sally, Sheldon, Providence.
Schr. Sally, Patt, ditto
Schr. Midas, Bears, Boston.
Schr Emily, Spilman, Savannah.
Brig Hunter, Grinnalds, of Alexandra,
81 days from New.Orleans, arrived at New
York lst inst. with Tobacco, Cotton, &c.
and three passengers.
State of the Wenther-At 9 p. N. 70 deg,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-04
FROM BERMUDA.

FROM BENNtph-
A Bermuda paper Of the 18th OF August,
sives the following list OF articles of import
and export allowed in American vessels
sThc articles allowed to lie imported in A.
merican bottoms are, tobacco, no. manu-
featured, pitch, tar, turpentine, hemp, po-
tatoes, fax, masts, yards, howsprits, slaves,
heading, boards, biscuit, -four, peas, beans,
wheat, oats. barley and grain of any sort;
horses, neat cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry,
end live stock of any sort; fruit Of all kinds,
such commodities being the growth or pro-
duction of the territories belonging to the
United States Of America. Sugar, conee,
run, and po'asses, may he exported IRON
Bermuda in American vessels ABOVE Sky
tons burthen. No other articles can he I'M
ported or exported in foreign vessels win
out subjecting the vessels and noxlous arti-
cles to con6scation."
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on he 25th Of August to the Secretary OF
St.te. and took leave of the government
VisCount lie Quabeck, his successor, beng
prevented by ipdisposi,ion from proceeding
10 Washington before Monday last, presen-
ted his credentials 10 the Secretary OF state
al Philadelphia, On the Seth Of August, and
arrived at the seat Of government the next
day. [Ndtionnt htel'isencer.
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.Norfolk, August 81.
s0VIJ It'V5 'F''9
rITrsT FROM NEw-oRLEANS.

The shin Sea-Foy, Fow Ter, of and for ~.
York sailed from New Orleans the 4th inst
and the Balize the 7,h. Captains Cannon,
W. ,therstrand, ]. w King, and Mr.. w.
/ N. Harvey. came in the a ,ove vessel, but
left her off Cape Henry and came up to, this
place yesterday in pilot boat, By these
gentlemen, the keeper OF the Steam Boat
: Hotel Reading Room Books has received
New-Orleans papers OF the Sd and 9TH in
, slant.
These gentlemen state that New Orleans
was more healthy than had been known at
the same Season for number of years pre-
yious business, however, was Gull large
| number of vessels were in the river, but laid
up, as no freights could be procured, the
produce of the country having been all snip
ped off. On their passage down the river,
speke scnr Commerce, Williams, hence for
New Orleans, who informed them of the
circumstance of his having been robbed of
the Berry Islands Of " negroes; passed
also about 80 sail OF vessels all bound up,
from northern ports, and all having had very
long passages, one ship in particular, capt.
Bunker, had passage of Sc days from N.
York--saw 9 ships and 9 briggs at the Ba-
lie waiting a wind to get in. Spoke on
the 18th, of the Tortr:-as, brig Calypso,
! Bodily, from Savannah bound to New
Orleans, with slaves, cut II days 9th, of
! Charleston bound 10 that port, schr from
Alexandra, could not learn her name.
The notorious pirate, Mitchell, formerly
of the Romp privateer, and who has lately
been infesting the Mississippi with his bar
ges, il was understood, had provided him
self at the Balize with sloop mounting 6
brass pieces, and was cruizing off the BAHIA
mas, with view of doing business on a
larger scale. [Reading Room Books.
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From the Charleston City Gazette.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT HAVANA,
August II, 1918.


August II, 1918.
"Gentlemen-Our papers at this mo-
ment are so totally barren of interest, that
the object of this is merely TO forward you
our Price Current, which you will observe
offers some encouragement tor rice, which
is at Dc 80 70 8 IS cash. We have nothing
new from Spain in regard to the cession of
Floridas-things are perfectly quiet, and
business rather dull.
"Our city is healthy, and very few cases
of fever now occur"
From Havdna Price Current Of July Is.
IMPORTS.
Beef, cargo, per barrel, 10 dollars.
Beef. prime, do. 90 ' do.
Cheese, American, per quintal, la II
dollars.
Candles, sperm, per ID. ~ to 5 reals.
Ditto mould, per quintal, 90 "a dollars.
Goldfish, per quintal, s dollars.
Flour, superfne, Philadelphia, per Dbl.
90 a 81 dollars.
Flour, New Orleans, per barrel, II a 10
dollars.
Hams, per quintal, "a o6 dollars.
Lard, per quinfal, 26 GO dollars.
Rice, per quintal, 10 a l0t dollars.
Soap, per quintll, 12 ii dollars.
Slaves, r. o. hogshead, per m: IA l6
dollars.
Tar, per barrel, a ~ dollars.
EXPORTS.
Coffee, first quality per quintaI, g dis.
Ditto second do do 22 % dis.
Hides, each. q dollars.
Honey, per key, dollar
Molasses, do ! dollar 81 reals.
Sugar, Muscovado, per arraba, l dollar
reals dollars.
Do brown, per do dollar 6 reals 2 dol
lars.
Do white, per do Q dollars reals Q
dollars 7 reals.
On New-York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Norfolk, &c. par.
Extract of letter to the proprietor o, the
Charleston Times, dated Havana, .4u-
gust 16, 1918.
IA destructive fire took place few
nights since at the ship yard. The Arsenal
and all the public buildings, together with
large stock ofnaval stores and Kings pro-
perry were consumed The loss is estima-
ted at rising one million of dollars. Ii is
(perhaps enormously alleged, that the fire
was instigated by the conmandant of the
Arsenal, there being some long unsettled
accounts with the King. The books were
balanced in the readiest way possible, and
new ones opened with trhacking debit to
profit and ioss!!"
From the .Neu- York Commercial advertiser.
The HARTFORD CoNvENTroN.-Agree-
ably to an Act of the Legislature Of Connec-
ticut, the Delegates to the State Conven-
, ton convened at the State House in Hart
ford, on August the 96th. His Excellency
Governor WoIcott was chosen President,
without opposition and James Lanman,
ESQ. was elected Clerk, by majority OF
%. Messrs. Terry, Pitkn. and Stevens,
were appointed a Committee to prenare
rules for the government of the Convention.
In the course of the day, resolution was
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-04
Mr.. !Snoa'den,

Mr.. .Souden,
There exists sore evil in this part of the,
district, which, although severely felt and
much complained Of, has not yet been pub
lished. 1t is the system OF seduction, it
not kidnapping, which gang Of negro.
buyers have adopted in Alexandria.
These traihckers in human flesh employ
as agents slaves whom they have purcha-
sed, and purposely selected for their a.
droitness, to seduce family servants from
their duty and either by their ill con-
duct to induce their masters TO sell them
or they go so far as TO entice servants "a
way, that they may be purchased on'better
terms running, or they are carried away all
together, clandestihely. These trafbckers
keep themselves in the back ground, know
ing well that under our law colored per-
son, free or slave, cannot give evidence
against them. The community are there
fore warned 10 watch these negro dealers,
SO as to lay hold OF one for an example.
The banging at Natcbez Of person OF
considerable property for stealing negro,
ought to be warning, particularly as the
president resisted every application for a
pardon to him.
Would it not be well for the corporation
10 adopt Or rather put III force the laws of
Virginia, as regards slaves remaining more
than TOUR hours in any suspicious houses
DR.. Ten Cate, late Charge d Affaires OF
IT. VI. tae King OF the Netherlands 10 the
United States, presented his letters ofrecal
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State of the Wenther-At 2 P. N. 70 deg
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100 Dollars Reward.
IunP IS

I'd AN away from the subscribers farm,
Ia, near Piscataway, Md on or about
the ist day of March, 1918, dark nv
latto man named Nick, i've feet ten or
eleven inches high, slender made, little
deaf. speaks little through his lose, has
been in TIE habit Of wearing rings in his
ears, bat may have taken them out to
avoid discovery. Said negro Nick has
a wife on Mr.. Thomas A. Diggs's land,
near Fort Washington, and is probably
harbored in that neighborhoOd. | will
give the above reward oil thirty Dollars.
If taken out Of the State OF Maryland,
and Twenty if taken in the State, more
than ten miles from hone-it within ten
miles Of home, Ten Dollars.
JNO. II. BEANES.
april Is thsta
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An Act

incorporating q Company to establish q
Turnpike Road from Wiley's tavern.
in the county Of Fairfax, to a point uf
intersection IN the Little Ricer Turn
pike Road, or on Che line Ct the dis
trict Of Columbia. Passed Febl parry.
IA, 1918.
DE il enacted BY The General Assem-
ED big, that it shall be lawful to open
books at Fairfax courthouse, and in the
town Of Alexandria, under the direction
of Francis Peyton, Augustine I. Smith,
VIM. Moss, Johnston Cleveland, Amos
Alexander, Mordecai C. Fitzhagh, Jonah
Thompson, George Deneale and James
II. HoUe; or any three 81 them, for re.
ceiving subscriptions to the amount Of
sixty thousand dollars, for the purpose Of
making turnpike road from Niley's Ia
yern, 10 the county Of Fairfax, to a point
of intersection on the Little River Turn-
pike Road, or on the line Of the district
OF Columbia. as shall be designated by
the directors Of the company herein aztec
named.
When 4 sufficient number of shares
shall have been subscribed, the suhscri-
bers, their heirs and assigns, shall bs
and they are hereby incorporated into
company by the name Of " The Middle
Turnpike Company" agreeaby to the
act. entitled, An Act prescribing GER
tain general regulations for the ineorpo-
ration Of Turnpike Compahie.,'
This act shall be in force from the
passing thereof.
Richmond, March llih, 1918.
The foregoing is true copy of an act
OF tae General Assembly, passed Febru-
airy 18th, 1873.
WILLIAM MUMFORD,
Keeper Of the Rois.
april so. tt
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Bath House..

"iE suhscrlb-c respectfully informs
his friends and tao public, that his
Rath House will be kept open during the
season, and no excrtions on his part shall
be wanting TO give satisfaction TO those
who shall favor ham with their CUSTOM
Two baths, distinct from the rest, are ex-
pressIy reserved for the use Of Ladies'
who will be waited on agreeably to their
directions. SGs Tickets will be ready
for delivery on Friday next.
~ The subscriber has received by
the Norfolk packet. quantity OF Fresh
LINES, which will enable him to keep a
constant supply of PUNCH. of tn. best
quality. L. SHIELDS.
June Il It
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Boarders Wanted.
Notice.
Burr Mill-Stone Making.

TIME Subscriber wishes to inform his
4 friends and The public, that he has
on hand a good supply Of the first quality
Burr Blocks. His shop is near Col. Pey-
toms store, where he can supply all Mil
lers at the shortest notice with first rate
Mill stones, and which he viii warrant
equal if not superior TO any in the United
States, and will sell them at tie most re-
duced prices-the workmanship superior
TO any in the district.
Der. ROBERT GLENN.
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Boiling Cloths.

TNHE subscriber has this day receiv-
L ed, large and elegant assert
ment OF Boiling Cloths of a superior qua
lity, which will be offered for sale at the
store of Messrs. Butts 4 Cawood, King
street, Alex'a, where he intends keeping
a csmplete as.Ortmcntin FUTURE
Scot 6 AMOS ALEXANDER
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Nj. Stevens,

Brass Founder and Drapn Lead Pipe
Maker,
EN ESPECTFULLY informs the citi-
A gems Of Alexandria, that they can
be furnished with all sorts of Plain and
Ornamental Brass Castings, Brass Cocks
of all sxss, Lead Pipe to any dimensions
and beer, spirits and mo'asSes Pump
Engines made on the shortest notice and
at the lowest prices, at his Factory, Fair
fax-street, near the post ofiice.
gran Apprentice wanted TO the a
Dove business.
Jpne 80 trths5ts
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Lumber Yard.

NNM. YElrCH & Co. have on hand
w and intend keeping constant
supply of the best kind Of LUMBER and
LIME at their wharf, near the lower fer
nv, and request their friends aud the pub
lie in general to cal! aud see tor them
selves, and think they will be pleased
with the price and quality Of their lum.
Der. april IS
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Notice.
trths5ts

FEyHE subscribe will apply TO the bank
of Alexandra for renewal OF the
following certificates Of stock now stand
inc in The name of Joseph Conway, dec
the same having been lost or mls'sid:-
Nos. $50; 499 ; 1166; 1867; 1l6S;
lIGo; l77s; IVA; l775; l845; 600;
eO7l; e072; CO.'S; 2G74; 1851; 1861
1877; 1918; s09l.
WIN. HERBERT, Jun. Admir-.
JuDP o.
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Valuable Property.

TNOR SALE, HOUSE and LOT OF
E GROUND.S5 by 20 feet, situate st
the cerner Of Duke and Union streets,
occupied by David Mankins-suoject to
a lien to said Msukins. Also,
One HOUSE and LOT on Fairlax-st
occupied By Joshua Riddle. Also,
One VACANT LOT, corner Of Fair.
fax and Wilkes streets. Also,
Two HOUSES and LOTS on Wilkes
street, occupied bv Mr.. Frazier. Also,
Une HALF WATER LOT near the
property Of Joseph Dean. Also.
A VACANr LOT, corner of Wilkes
and Royal streets.
March Is WM. HERBERT, JuH
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Notice.

n AN ready to Contract for taking up
4 and repairing Duke and Waite -treets,
when the citizens uwaing property there
m agree to repave the sideways al their
own expense; agreeably to an order o.
Council, dated November /, 1917, for
which purpose, and their accommodation,
a subscription paper is left With Mr..
Evan P. Taylor.
ROBT. BR0CKET, Street Com.
MAYA
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For Freight,

L. Corning,
Has just received BY rhe ,lOOP Rising
Sun, and schooner sally,
40 bbls, cOuntry gin
4 hhdi. do.
90 hhds. y. Z. rum
90 bbls. DO.
$40 casks Lime
u IBIS. ncs3 aud prime pork
= g boxes spermaceti candles
90 baggs coffee
: q yswl boats
5 hhds. sugr
6 30. molasscS
$50 bushels pot,tOes. &c. :
Also for Freight,
SR The good sioop MARY,
w@SiSSrssc capt. Bourne, to any rar, of
$ffasssIs tho Uni ed Statss.-Erqaire
s8xSSstt as above, yOwe!i's wharf.
June S Win
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Rum.
Just Published.

E0SEPj MILLlGAN has this day
IS published new edition of a Urea.
ti.e on being Born Again, without which
no man can be saved, BY Saml. Wright,
u. d. To which is added, the Commu-
uicant's Spiritual Companion; or an E.
vangelical preparation for the Lords Sup.
per, by the Rev. Thomas Haweis, rector
of AIdwinkle, NorthamP,onshirr, and
chaplain to the right honorable the earl
Of Peterbnrow. Price bound 81 l-2 cts.
II may be had by application to any Of
the principal booksellers in the d strict
of Columbia. July 8.
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Boarding.

NER. BOARMAN will accommodate
wi six or eight genteel boardsrs at
lis dwelling on Pitt street, between King
and Prince streets, Iear the Washington
Tnn-haying provided himself with every
thing suitable tor their reception, By the
month, quarter, or year, as may be deem.
e1 most eYpeGisnt May g
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Carpetiny.

HN hani at the auction store corner
~ Of Prince and Water streets. Hel-
land Rush Carpets, DUSTY celebrated for
their durability)-ot different widths and
qualities, which may be seen and pur.
chased at any time.
PIG. MAKsTELLER.
Jane 10
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Jane IS
Cheap Carpets,

Suitable for Summer use,) &c, &c.
1Ao PIECES floor, passage e stair
lOC straw carpetiug, low priced
so bags flberts
500 lbs hulled barley
80 bundles cassia
40 grOce velvet corks
so bbls herrinss, No. t-inspection
of last year, in sound order, and al low
$500 gallons cider vinegar [pricc
40 dozen clarst, low priced
90, dozen DO very old, and fine
quality-For sale BY y...s.-
Vaudeville & LARM0UR.
June IL
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN
January 90

ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALMANACS, for 1918,
TUST published and for sale by the
ID gross, dozen or single one,
By JOHN A. STEWART,
Iyho has on hand,
large stock OF writing and letter paper,
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
men:s, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established reli-
giovs works Of merit. A general assert.
ment Of
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics, Dilworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Comlcy's, Murray's, Columbian aud Phi
laGelphia spelling books, Mur.ay's, Web
ster's, Ashes and Comley's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book,
Blair's Reading Exercises, New Intro
duction to Reading, New.York Reader,
No. l., 9 and 5, SCOTS Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, Goldsmith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webster's Selection,
American Speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
aIl's Fables, blair's Grammar Of Chemis-
try. O'Ncaps and Willet's Geography,
Dilworth's, Tntor's, Jesse's & Jaudon's
Arithmetic, Johnson's, SheridsR's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc. etc. together with large stock Of
Law, History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed a Hbe-
raj discount. August 81
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Vessel and Plaster for Sale.
RIA 4 small schsoner of abost
NssI ~ 40 tons, suitable for river
W. 80 ,crai'--vill carry or 400 bJs
E or 25 cords If wood, draw
ing an easy draft Of water, and will be
sold low. For further particulars apply
to JACKSON STURGES.
Who has for sale
30 tons plaster. reed per said vessel
IL STORE
100 bbls HsrrjngS
90 do y. r. Ram
so 10 WhiStey
IS boxes Of Cod Fish
hhds Antigua Rum
Bags Coffee
Hhds and bbls sugar
With a general assortment ot Groceries.
100 bushels good potatoes.
n. .. Ii the shove vessel is not sold
immediately, she will take 200 hh!s on
freight ter Boston. lw July |
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next door to the corner ii King and Roy.
al streets, and is prepared to execute any
orders in the Bookbinding buisness with
which he may be honorable is also sup
piled on commission, with small assort'
nent of Stationary comprised of articles
most in demand, and particularly invites
the attention Of juvenile customers to
articles used in schools, such as CIPHER
ing and Copy books, &c. which are made
# the bs,t materials that Can be procur
ed aud at the usua! prices-orders from
Banks or pubic Offices for any kind OF
blank account books, can be executed II
a style Of strength aad elegance equal to
anv in the United States M1y 81
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Wine.

Wine.
Id ECEIVED by the schooner Maria,
HN from Madeira, :.
Halt pipes, quarter casks and halt
quarter Cask.
Old Madeira,
and half quarter casS
Old Tinta, Sercial and Malm-
sey Wine,
from'the house of Keirs y Co. which
will be sOld at cost by
LAWRASON & FOW1E
Who have received per the ship Hazard,
from Cork,
50 casks Irish butter, of superior quality
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