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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
PROPOSALS

PRlJPUSHLS
WILL be received by the fubfcriher for fur
niihing for he U 5. Navy, One Thoufand
Hacma,ac Knees Of The following dimen6ons
Body 7 feet
Throat 9 to 10 inches
Arm feet 6 inches
deliverable IL rye We month";
JOIN l. sTORER, Macy Aesss
Portland, Feb 24th 1873 tt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10

Iown accounts.
THE Committee Of accounts for the town Of
Portland hereby give notice that they will be
in FELTON, at the office OF E Mayo Efq Exchange
freet 90 the and 4th infant from Q 10 S
o'clock af ernoon OF each day to receive and ex
anime accounta againlt The town ali thole who
have any demand are requefted to exhibit ,hss
accordingly, EBEN MAYO C,m, on ds 6,
WI SWAN fbs forpn IF
SAM. TR4SK.S Portland
Portland March q 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10

u Specimens 0fthis cork may be seen al the
Bookstores Of William and Henry Hyde, Book
sellers IN Portland and Bath, agents for the
a6OUe 1Uork for The District of Maine.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
Richmond, February L..
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
Yesterday, the following report Of the
select Committee was read in the House
Vt Delegates, agreed TO, and sent to the
Senate. for their CONCURRENCE
The committee TO whom were referred
" so much Of the Governor, message as
relales TO a monument to Washington"
have had that subject under eopsidera-
ton, and beg leave to submit thereon
the following report /:
Ii appears to your committee that in
pursuance of resolution the General
Assembly. adopted The 10th day Of Feb.
1917, Instructions were issued b. the
Executive. on the fourth OF April follow
ins, to persons selected for their patriot
ism and integrity, to receive voluntary
donations to be applied to the erection Of
a monument to The memory OF the late
General George Washington. In the a.
doption OF this particular mode ct ralsIng
a fund adequate to the accomplishment
Of So desirable an object, your committee
distinctly perceive. at once, the design VI
the legislature 10 avoid departure fIom
the policy which la, u'irrr.aiiy charsc-
terizcd the councils If Tie state. proh'-
biting the impo,; ioo OF 'ay,. for any T.
Their purpose than Ia meet t'ie pubic '''
igencies. and dr>"e % aEJld 10 thr''
fellow citiZc.-. gee j. AZ clFor'ur'''
Of maniiestirs By ,.:"m'nry act ~ u
strong attach:.rri >" iisn' best \ grea"' .
Of mani ~ How hrr.i' Ing then "on d
be The ,eIlec'iun that h. cniy fruI "'
that scheme W. tie cell , nU 81 ''.s -
considerable Jim Of 81 > hou-aiG n'r
hurdsed apd :!.!,ty .sfe. da'1as. H'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
INHUMhN.

The head Of mendicant woman, who
lately died at the hospital of St. Thomas,
London, was retained by the faculty,
and the body given to her son, young
sailcr, for burial. The son, indignant at
the outrage, complained to The lord may
or. He demonstrated in manly terms a.
sainst the unnatural act of mutilating bis
mother, and expressed his determination
of not burying her haggard corpse until
the dissected member was restored. His
lordship condemned the conduct Of the
surgeons, and directed Mr.. Cartright, the
marshalman, to attend the complainant
to St. Thomas, ard learn the cause of
their persisting in such cruelty. The
marshalman, OIL his return, Informed that
the seaman's father had sold his mothers
head to the surgeons for one pound!
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
From the Norfolk Herald, February Is
BuENoS AYRES.


Whatever relates to this new republic
must be, in some deg: ee, INTEREST," z to
an American reader. We frequently
hear news of the political and military
affairs Of that country, but the hsrntds
who announce sucA intelligence always
forget to tell us any thing about the pep
pie themselves. their manners, customs
aud character. The following brief
sketch, however, partially supplies these
omissions, and will, no doubt, be read
with a good deal of interest. 1t is com
municated by gentlemen OF intelligence
aud strict veIaciy, BOW in BueDos Ayres.
in letter to friend in this place
"Baenos .dyres Sor 90.
The inhabitants, like the European
Spaniald DIS, are remarkable for their indo-
lence, but very unlike them in their po-
hteness, soclaoiiity and gaiety. The
women are more lovely ard fascinating
10 their persons than can we'll be imagin-
ed by those who have never seen them.
To visit the tiger or bull fights, the opera
house, or their sOciable titxiias, (similar
to the tea parties in Vitgihia) is obehold
display OF female beauty surprising
the most extrassgant description l anu
capable Of giving But then, 60! human
fraiIty) they are even more addicted to
gallantry and int. igue than the ladies OF
Spain or Italy. "s''''. o, how e1alt-
ed, in my estimation, are the fair daugll-
tiers OF my native land at this momen, -
With what rapture do ! dwell upon the
remembrance Of those Characteristic traits
OF modesty, sincerity, prudence and risld
virtue, by which they are SO peculiarly
distinguished from HE ladies OF almost
every other country in the universe.
"The abundance of every kn d Of pro
vision in this place will appear al'nos
Incl .dible. II is now the Commence
ment Of the spring season, aud there Il
not an article that attracts tie eye that j:
not plenty in the superative degree
with the exception Of honest men. a 5ui
or OK may be bought Tor one dollar al
elegant horse for four dollars; the mos
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
From the Port Folio.

ysRsss sExr TO A YoUHG LADY WITH
A ROSEBUD.
Dppart. thou sweetes, fOw'r that blows,
Aud with Eliza, budding rose,
Unfold Thy latent bloom;
.Adorn the bosom of ny lair,
Expand thy blushins beauties there.
And meet in bliss thy Doom.
Yet, rose before thy charms decay,
While CLOVIS thy beauty, bright as day,
Aud all thy charms approve
OH tell Eliza. in an hour tiowr,
Her charms may fade, like thine sweet
Oh! teach her heart to love.
Then let the blpshing fair one see
Resemblance of herself in thee,
A rosebud Of the morn (;
But sweetness, beauty, youth, combine
With innocence to make her shine
A rose without thorn!
And when at eve chou droop'st thy head,
And wilt, with all thy beauties dead,
Thy fragrance still retain,
Show her, although thy day isPast,
Although thy night approaches tast
That still thy sweets remain.
Show her, although thy charms are gone'
Which srst in brilliant cOlors shene,
Thou still hast fragrant breath;
And let her draw this Roral thence
Virtue alone is excellence
Surviving after death. W.Rs
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
COMPETITION.

A brisk opposition has been kept up
by the United States mail stage and the
line OF post chaIses between New-York
and Philadelphia, which has reduced the
fare from ten to four dollars! Id.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
cOAMUSIcATIoN.

The design Of this paragraph is to rem
der merited praise to Mr. Parker, OF the
Theatre, for the very entertaining ballet
of Flora's Birthday, introduced BY him
on Wednesday evening last. In comPil-
menting this Perfo'. lncs, do not con-
vey my own opinion merely, but that OF
each individual who attended. The de-
sign of the piece (Which is as interesting
as human ingenuity could make it) was
only esualled by its mastery perform
ance-a performance which fairly excel
led every thing Of the kind ever before
attempted in this Theatre. L was toe
much pleased with Mr.. and Mrs. PAR
xERs' dancing to view it critically-al'
though am assured by connoisseurs that
it possesses grace, ease, elegance and &C.
tivity, as well as every other quality ne
cessary to the perfection Of SO fasci:la-
ting an accomplishment. The citizens
Of Alexandria have thus discovered land
without any Introductory putting, too.
that the performance Of the horses wa
not the only novelty comprised 10 the
engagement of the managers with Mr.
Perm. They have been asreeabiy sur
prised with the exhibition Of another spe'
cies Of amuseuent--which, though pre-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20

The packet Accomack, captain Custis,
which arrived last evening T ON Pungo-
league, brought Mr., German, his wife and
four children, who were among the pas
sengers in the brig John M'Cammon,
captain Larmour, stranded on Assawo-
man beach, las reported in the preceding
article.) Me-. 6. states that the brig had
a passage OF 80 days from Belfast, and
the number of her passengers was 81. IN
stead Of so, as was represented; that
they had experienced a continued series
of westerly winds until few days before
they made the land, when it hauled round
to the uorthward and eastward, aud at
halt past 2 O'Clock, on Saturday morning,
the Slst January. she struck. The sea
Fuaning very high, and the snow falling
so fast as to prevent them from discern
ing objects, they remained by the vessel
until sunday morning, when, by throw
ing overheard aquantity of salt, potatoes,
and few cases Of diaper, she drifted
further on to the beach. and BY letting
themselves down into the boat from the
bowsprit, they were conveyed on shore
in safety, Mr.. q. further states, that the
passengers, as soen as they Landed, pitch
ed a tent, intending to remain on the
beach a few days, in expectation that
they might thereby be enabled to save
some Of their baggage and other article.
they bad brought with them, ~hich'would
be highly necessary III travelling 10 a
strange land /; but all their attempts were
fsuitIess, as they could save no part OF
their " little ALL" and we're obliged to
take leave OF one another in their desti-
tue. situation, each departing tor his
place oil destination on loot, and DEEPEN
dent entirely on the hospitality OF the III
habltants tor shelter aud subsistence
Mr. Gorman's object is to get TO Raleigh,
N. G, where his brother resides SO
much swaA the attention Of himself and
his wife engaged in rescuing their dear
little boys (and fine little fellows they
are tool from the wreck, that they were
unable save any part OF their property.
ENoJolk S Boat Books, FEB. 10.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
rRRvERsIos OF NAMES.

Liberty--the baine OF county in the
stale u Georgia. containing in the year
1910, 622S ab.tants, of whom 480s
we're states, the name Of the county not
outstanding. --.--
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
TnAST,

Fertility to brains, and an unsuitable
appetite to curiosity.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
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LOSS OF BRIG JOHN MCAMM1N
Extract of letter to Messrs. Fasques,
Meuren u Cleemau, of this city, dated
Accomack, Eastern Shore of Virginia,
February l.
AT the request Of captain Lormour, l
hasten to apprise You Of the disaster
which has befallen the brig John M'Cam-
mon, of and from Belfast, to your adj
dress, On the night between the 3Oth
and slst ultino that vessel, having on
board $50 cases Of linen, salt, potatoes,
and % passengers, was wrecked on the
island Of Assaw0man, 10 miles below
Pungoteagse. The crew and passengers
are ak saved, and comfortably CHARTERED
The linen may also be mostly saved, ex-
cept about 20 cases thrown over, but the
residue Of the cargo and the vessel will
be chiefly lost. lPh'lad. paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20

A letter dated a, Malaga. on the 10Th
of December, and received in Baltimore,
says" The resembling the quarantine
regulations respecting the Greek vessels
from the Levant sea, has caused great
numbers Of sheir ships to arrive IN the
ports of Spain, in consequence of which,
wheat has fallen from high to q very
low price. The duty Of IS per barrel
on flour at Lisbon, took place on the LIST
of November, by an edict Of the govern
ment,o
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20

The Federal Republicans of Massa-
chusetts have resolved to support, at the
ensuing election, His Excellency JOHN
Brooks for Governor, and His Honor
WILLIAM PHILL1rs, for 1t. Governor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20

The Weather at Albany, on Wednes-
day, 18th inst. is laid to have been ten
degrees colder than has been experien-
ced in tina, city, since the winter Of 1880
In some parts Of the city, the thermome-
ter sunk to "a degrees belo. zero.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20

l. Buxc E, editor of the Saratoga Jour
nal, IN. W has transferred his right in
that establishment, and will make Litch
field, Ct. the scene Of his future political
laburs.
Mr.. BIS disposition of the accounts Of
these indebted to him is truly liberal, and
exhibits fOrbearance uncommon among
creditors of the present age. He con
Quoted that paper near five years, during
which time he has never instituted suit
against any of his debtors, notwithstand-
ing most of his demands are unadiusted.
On relinquishiug the establishment, he
has destroyed the notes and accounts Of
such as are unable to pay, and handed o.
Tiers over to an agent. (reither lawyer,
justice or bai'iff) believing that no &C
count is handed over against any one
who is not fully able to pay" he express.
IS wish that these may be attended to
without unnecessary delay.
C.albany Register.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20

The Legislature Of Maryland adjourn
ed on Monday night, having passed du
ring the session, two hundred aud TWEEN
ty-eight laws.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
VISIT TO THE TOMB OF wAsH1Soro,

Tt has been mentioned. that the officers
Of the old Continental Army, now vi
sitting at Washington, were about re-
pairing on mourntul pilgrimage to
MOUNT VERNON, to pay their last
respects to the remains of their Il eat
Leader, over his tomb. As opposite
to the occasion, the following article is
copied, published some time huce in
the Lynchburs POSI-
The following is an extract Of let
Ter written by our iamented friend. Ma.
ior John Reid, after an excursion in con-
pany With GENERAL JACKSON, to MOUNT
VERNON. ItNili be recv,iecled tha. the
Legislature Of Virginia, has se'y pr0per-
|, reminded Congres, OF that respect
which is SO justly due to :" the re.
mains" Of our mos: exalted Chief. 1, is
indeed not a little strange that this til
butte should have been thus long nesl tct
ed, under ch-eireumstaness.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
ALEXANDRIA:
FRID.aY. FEBRE.aRY 20. 1918.
FROM Gun coaREsroNDENr AT WASH
,NGroN.

sNoA
Thursday, February 10, 1918.
A bill was yesterday read twice and
committed, which (for the more conVe-
nient organization of the courts OF the
United States) provides that eight addi-
tional judges to 60 the circuits OF the u
nited States shall be appointed; that
from the first day Of April next the
Judges of the supreme court shall cease
to perform that dsty ; shall consist per-
manently Of one chief justice and four
associate justices, and hold courts IN
MAY and December every year , and
that the eight circuit judges shall hold
circuit courts twice year in the several
districts, in conjunction with the district
judges.
By a resolution passed yesterday the
secretary of war is called upon to inform
the house whether any Of the army pay
masters have failed to settle and make
returns to that office-to specify the
names Of the delinquents, and to state
why they have not been coerced.
The uniform bankrupt law was again
argued for the greater part OF the day
Mr.. Sergeant made one OF the most pow.
erlsl argumentative speeches | ever
heard in favor Of the bill. General Smith
spike we'll on the same side, and dis
played much practical knowledge. The
committee then rose, reported progress,
and obtained leave to sit again and the
house adjourned.
Mr.. sergeant's speech was such a
close.wrought tissue Of deductive reason,
that nothing but complete transcript OF
the whole could convey an adequate idea
Of its excellence.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20

The Legislature of Virginia has pass
ed an act incorporating company to es-
tablish Turnpike Road from Wiley's
Tavern, in the county OF Fairfax, to a
point of intersection on The Little River
Turnpike Road.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-20
sented first to our curiosity, viii from its
superior weight, ever retain the ,'st place
in our ADMIRATION.

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, VIRGINIA
We learn from the Enquirer OF Satu7-
day, that on Friday week the legislature
proceeded to the election Of ten directors
Of the board of public works, in conlor
nifty with the act, I" creating fund Tor
internal improvement''-wsen the follow
ing gentlemeR were duly elected a:
Philip r. Thompson,
John G. jackson,
Robert Craig,
Residents to the west Of the Allegheny
Mountains.
Andrew Alexander, "
William Steenbereen,
Between the Allegany Mountains and
the Blue Ridge.
James Madison,
Charles Yancey,
S.nnuel PaHniii,
Between the Blue Ridge and the head Of
tide-water.
L. w. Tazewell,
John w. Green,
Between Che head of tide water and the
sea coast. MT. Intel.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-20
.Mex'a. Common Council.

NOVEMBER l8, 1,

NOVEMBER IL, 1918.
Ordered, That the communication Of Ia,
street commissioner be referred 10 Messr.
Mcclure, Grid, Keene and Vei;ch-snd
that the said committee do examine and in.
spect all the works done by said commits.
sioner, and rerort to the next council
Ordered, that the street commissioner Do
proceed TO fill up the foot way on Pitts
between Cameron and Queen streets. q
far as to secure the side stores, and chaRs
the expense 10 the " second ward"
Ordered, That the tax of So improperv
charged TO Lewis Lee on a male dog, l.
RENTED.
Ordered, That the tax of 81 improper,
charged 10 Jacob Hoffman, be dedv,,s
from bis tax bill.
The committee for superintendent lsl
nishing of the new market-bouse. laa T..
fore council an application from 7. Maua
ford, jun. manager Of the Alexandra M.
scum, for part OF the upper story over .ls
north end of said market-horse, for keea.
ing the museum in,-whereupon it YVES Or.
dered that the before. mentioned comlni,,ee
be authorized to contract with the sand T
Mourtiord, jun for the room required, upon
such terms as they, with the consent Of tie
mayor, may think proper.
Leave was granted to bring in bill o
amend the act, entitled an act surpIemen.
tary TO an act passed the 30th OF March.
1907, establishing watch, and laying take,
for paying the samc-whlch was read fnt
time and laid on the table.
Ordered, That Messrs. MCGUIRE, Gir1,
Keene and Veitch, be committee to en-.
quire into the expedieney Of aiding the ia.
corporated and other societies Of the town.
10 carrying into execution measures for the
further security ofthe town against fire.
Ordered, That the street commissioner
do cause the foot way on The east side Of
St. Asaph, between Cameron and Queen
streets, to be regulated as far as Thomas
Twins fence, provided the expense does
not exceed $50, and charge the same to the
third ward.
Extract from the minutes.
Test,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-20
I. P. THOMPSON, C. C.
C. American Colonization

Society.-The members Of the board Of
managers Of the American Colonization So.
ciety are requested to meet at the house
lately occupied by N. L. Queen. in Car.
rolls buildings, Capitol-hilI, on Saturday
the 2lst inst. at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. and
the members Of the Society TO meet on the
same day, and at the Same place, at IL o.
clock. The members and friends of the
Society, md all those DESTROYS Of obtaining
information on the importance, eypediency
and practicability Of the proposed Colony
of the free people of colour Of the United
States, are requested TO attend the meeting
OF the Society, as Dir. Burgess, the agent
of the Society TO visit the west coast Of A
frica, will be present TO give such report
OF the mission as the time allowed him since
bis return will enable him TO present, and
10 lay before The society a variety OF sHeci-
mems of the growth, produce and manuiac.
lures Of the part OF the coast visited by tie
agents. f. r. CALDWELL, Sec'y.
November 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-20
~S& Erchange Co6ss-House IN
.sssS:;aiEeM RINE JOURNAL. sis....s
PORT OF .aLEXaNDRLa. .N1ysm5cr %

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. .N0vemtcr -
ARRIVED,
Schr Rising Dome, ls days fR Darltn,
with timber, Sc. to J. II. Laid & Co.
Schr HilaD, Hand, 8 days from Phiiodel.
phia, with full and assorted cargo Of dry
goods, &c. TO merchants Of the district.
U. 5. schr Despatch, lieut.. Forest, 3 days
from Norfolk. Passengers, col. Armes lead,
capt. Elliot, and capt. Maurice.
CLEARED,
Schr Factor. Poland, Boston.
Alert, McFarlane, GeorgetoE
Ship Washing ton, KilIeran, hence, a; he
Texel goth Sept.
Ship Hazard, Crahtree, Of this port, Or.
at Liverpool ist Oct. and up for this port.
SIoop Java, Vail, cl at York 10th
inst. for this port.
Schr Liberty, Halves, cl. a, Boston lith
inst. for this port.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-20

in London on the aSth Of July, and the pro-
ces-yerbal of which was sent 10 the high al.
lied powers, will be continued even after
the congress" We COME, for our own
parts, this is the irst allusion we remember
to have seen upon the matter"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-20

Of the Post Office and Post Roads
Messrs. Livermore, Blount, Barber of Ohio,
Townsend, Sampson. Terrell and Little.
DIMENSIONS and Revolutionary Cidims.-
Messrs. Rhea, Wilkin, Ruggles, WI Ma
clay, Owen and Orr.
Of Pr5ic Erpenditures.-Messrs. De-
sha, Anderson of Pa. Garrett, Cusbman,
J. S. Smith, Hunter, and Williams OF Con.
On The Judiciary.-Messrs. H. Nelson
of Vifa. Hopkinson, Edwards, Beecher,
Storrs, Quarles and Mosely.
Of private Land Caaims.-Messrs. 10
bertson, Pindall, Hogg, Hubbard, Bayley,
Il. Moore and B. Smith.
Of Enrolled Bals.-Messrs. w. Wilson
and Speed.
Of Repisal and Unfinished Business
Messrs. Taylor OF N. Y, Hale and White
side.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-31

~ on the 18th May last, mulatlO man by the
HUGO, formerly the property Of Thomas Peters of
Columbia District, and sold by Mr. N0enns for the
said Peters, to whom unknown appears by letter re
ce'ed from said Peters bearing date the 18th May.
me SAID negro claims his freedom, and calls himself
5tH'on HoUkt0s-says he was sold or years ago by
Thomas Nichols Of the state of Maryland, Montgomery
county, for said Thomas Peters Mr. Robert Iisle OF
Frederick county, Va. who he says set him free. lie
appears to be aboui 80 50 years age feet inches
higb yelovsh complexion, stout made small scar on
bis chin, tive scars on his ief arm pleasant cOumie
nance. Had on when committed, q blue broadciollI
coat, and swansdewn waistcoat.
The owner is requested to forward prove pro.
Perty, pay charges, aud tsie him away otherwise he
will be disposed OF according to law.
n. L. PARISH, JaiIor.
July IL. 2o..am
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-31

nlIh kiDDLE-wi,i have ready for sale In two
or three days, the cargo Of the brig General PIKE
avn n.ns,eIdani, new landing, consisting Of
Best Schuidam GIN, IN pipes
switzerland ana Edam cheese, In boxes
Seller water, in Jugs
Dnseed oil, IN barrels =
Cfucibles, or black lead melting pots
Empty demijohns and gin cases, with u bottles
Empty quart jugs, of good qualify, ct for botling
cider, &c.
Porter and wine bottles, in hammers
Corn ians--miil stones, hest quality
May 20. %,