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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28
REPRESENTATIVE ELECTION

The election of Governor, Lieut. y.
and Senators having terminated coni''a'
the expectations of all, and the wishes !.
both the great political parties, i may Il
proper to remind our reades Of the eops
to be pursued in the election OF hela'
An able representation in this branch
gislature is certainly Of great impor'u.
peculiarly so at this period Of poliu'1,
ity, when men can pursue objects o.
ty Invested altogether from party is''
the government may be possessed q +
relative to the situation of every
state the representation ought .
Every town respectable for ITS n'''u'
men of information ought to pe =
While therefore we oppose any a''sAf d
party contention by Q struggle 7 ~
House Of Representatives for party P~ Az
would recommend to all towns o. 'i'0
endeavour to be respectfully rePre's
each town entitled have one rsP
and let not towns strive to exceed
except some flour larger towns On =
where a larger number j. necessu o,.r
represent different interests. - Il.
from this district only fifty menloei "A
Of Representatives. This nuni0' ~
too small-Laws injurious 70 mSu' ,osr
District Of Maine, might be enao''1 il
cause our rights were not repres.s. -. III
We had from Maine, one hunsFea
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28
Eridav. Abrii II

80 Friday, HtrII II.
On motion of MIR TAFT, THIS PREsi-
DFNr was requefsd to lay before the
Senate full ftatemept reipecting th-
Mary Penjfon Fund.
The Senate concurred with the Houfe
in the amendments TO the bill further to
prohibit the importation of 1aves.
hume Gus bills from the Houfe were
feverally confdered, and ordered to be
read a third time -fome with amend
ments.
Ne7U Duties. The bills from the
Houie TO increase he duties on certain
articles, was read /; ard that of one dollar
on every cwt. Of iron. &c.was truck out,
and IS cents inherited.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

Inelday, HprI IA.
A bill to increafe the compensation
of certain Deputy Poft Matters was read
twice.-As was a bill making Batb port
ofientry for yefTels from beyond the Cape
of Good Hope ard for elts5lifhing a
collection diArict, of which Beyaa lhall
be The port of entry.
Collection of Duties.
A supplementary bill to the Laws on
this fubject was taken up. 1t contains
II sections, embracing provifons TO IN
sure the mott rigid collection, ard 70
prevent frauds Mears. LowNDEs, SILs
BER, Mason, JER NELSON, WRNDovER,
SAMSON, and PALMER, took part in
tie difcufllon Of it.
The bill was ordered to be enprohed.
A bill providing that Vines and Spirits
fhall be depohted in Public Ware-houles,
was amended, and read third time.
Increase of Duties.
The Hcufe,. in committee, took up the
bill to increase the duties on imported
Iron, &c. &c The bill was supported
on the ground of extending protection to
native manufacturers ard oppof-d as
injurious TO agriculture. &c. 1t pafled
to be engroiied,
A bill to increase the duties on i'm
ported Paper, Sbst &c &c. and TO change
the duty from an I'D Dabrum to specif
ic one, was alto difcuded Much de-
bate enfued. On motion of Mr. PlTKIN,
the new duty on Paper was truck out
This bill alto pafed to third reading
Of the amendments made to the above
two bills, are duties on Spikes of 3 cents
per pound on Anchors 2 cents per ID /;
on Cut Glass 80 per cent. Ad Oalorunl !;
on brown RuHla 0heeting, NOT exceeding
"a archines in each piece, 100 cents per.
piece on white do ago cents. The
two acts to take effect from the goth
June next.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28
NEW STATE

The Illinois Territory, just created a
State, embraces so millions of acres. an d
40 thousand inhabitants It's population, i,
is said is rapidly increasing, and few
years will probably render ii powerful
and important State.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

Hre,-in the night between the 18th and
l7th inst. at Montpeli+r, Vt. the valuable
Paper Mill Of Capt. Silas Burbank, and the
extensive Clothing Works, Of Messrs.
Richardson g Sons. were destroyed by fire.
supposed 70 have been communicated from
the stove under the vat The Mill had
been recently repaired, and was supple
with an unusually large quantity of stock,
and about $50 reams Of unfinished paper.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28
Wedneyday. AbriE r.

BiA-Concerning tonnage and diff
criminatirg duties in cafes of vefels of
the Netherlands SO authorize fub
fcription 10 he ftatiftical annals of dam
Seybert, and the purchafe of Pi,kin's
CON ncrcial fatitics and Numerous bills
of local interef, pafed the Senate, and
were sen: TO the other Aoufe.
A bill TO provide for erecting addition.
al bulldogs for the accommodation of
the Executive Department, paGed to be
engrohed
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

The EMPEROR Of Russia was on II.
Paris, preparatory to meeting with !
Emperor of Austria and King ofpnss
some of the watering places in Germs.
Formerly the meetings Of Moasrchs n
predicted war and changes now thsy !
the harbinger of amity nd stability 4
"good feelings" of the Emperor AIssss.
had not abated
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

From the Franklin Repository, lIara i
" Human NATURES broadest, toulsa tlv
On Tuesday last,the citizens oftbIsa
were disguised with the sight ola dr,s
slaves passing through their streets os
Alabama country. There were sbqlI
in the drove, chiefly females, well clata
unfettered.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

The foNow;nr article from late Ohio demo
crs''c paper, deserv place in the ArgRa:-
IL is too evident, that The great body Of
the people do often err, politically, and that
this errour produces rapacity, and all kinds
OF moral iRiquitv But that this errour is
effected by a mistake in the great mass Of
the people, and by the intrigue and impos
ture OF political knsves, is equally certain
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28
@ottCapS,
Tuesday, April %, 1878
REVOLUTIONARY Claims.

We understand Judge WIDeERY and u
two attorneys, rendered their services, ID
time since, 10 aid those surviving oicsnl
soldiers of the Revolutionary War who's
disposed to avail themselves ofihe late IL
their favour. We presume, from the m
in which the offer was made, their sea
were grdtutolts. We are informed ID
the applications to Judge DAVIS in Bid
several attorneys volunteered their asss'l
to these neglected worthless and ID The !
dlsinterested manner Chief Justice PAaEal
devoted all the time be could spare ~
Circuits, 10 this benevolent purpose,
Judge PARIS will, according 10 PREV
notice, be in town tomorrow torecelvsq
cations and certify claims.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28
June next
Slave Trade.

The bill making further provifions
for prohibiting the importation Of flaves,
was taken up. II motion of MIR SIM
KrNs, propoGpg that haveS feized for be-
ing illegally imported, ihould be totdI
and one half of the proceeds accrue to
the u, S. and the other half 10 the feiz
ers, was protefted againf by Mr. II Mel
ion, as inconGltent with the principles Of
our government, and calculated to throw
as wide open the door to the importation
of faves, as it was before The prohibition
be amendment was rejected 5 and the
bill paned to be engrohed.
The Bath port of entry and the Bel
fan collection difrict bill ;--the bills to
regulate the collection of duties to
provide for the depofit of Vines, &c. -
70 ;ncreafe the compensation of certain
Denuty Poffmatters ;-to increaie the
duties on iron, alum, SC ;--to dilalow
the drawback on gunpowder sand in
create the duty on certain imported m n
ufactures, were read third time, ta0td,
and TENT to the Senate for concurrence,
The two HoufeS concurred in fixing
on the third (infead Of the fyf) Monday
of November, for the next meeting of
Congrefs.
Duty on imported Cottons. &c.
The Houfe, in committee, conGdcfcd
The hill 70 continue in force for E7,eu
years from the goth June, rs 9, the law
which ettablifhes the duty on the impor-
tation of foreign merchandise of which
the principal material is woolor cotton,
&c.
Numerous attempts were made TO
pofpone, amend, or lhorren the term of
time of the bill, all which were rejected
by large majori'ies and the bill paiIed
to be engroaed-Yeas 100. Nays "a.
Adj
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

the pay and emolumsnt of brevet rank"
was ordered third reading II bill on
the fame lubiect Which originated in the
Houjs asas pofponed Indefinitely
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

Barnabas Palmer, Esq is appoint,d !.
Master at Kennebunk vice Hon. SEN.
Thatcher, appointed Collector a, E.,s.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

Duelling, "A csrtain Lieut.. Baikv !
lately killed in England, in bis arlb /.
The persons tried for being conc,rmI
his death were fined one shilling, andss
Imprisoned for three months, for n
slaughter.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

John Holmes, Esq. has lately rsia'
from Congress "quite chap-fallen.g
seems to have taken great pains 10 The |
very few papers, where his renoHn
trumpetted, after his many discontinue
convince his democratic friends that be
on their side, and heart and soul WI
President. 1t is not our business 70 fs0
his inconsistencies or account for hr
wardness but his calling upon BAN
printer, with whining assurances oins'
ical orthodoxy, and leaving Corrsss'
vised and enlarged copy Of bis spec
publication, looks very much like benz
led with the feelings ola "galled la''
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28
BY THE NAILS.
CONNECTICUT.

At the late election in this State, the dem.
octats carried the Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Treasurer, Council and House
of Representatives There were no candi-
dates in opposition 10 the present Governor
and Lieutenant Governor--neither was
there any regular nomination For Congress,
set up by The federalists. In one OF the
towns, the nomination for Congress, con;
sisted of Eighty four different candidates
The Hartford Mirror" observes, f" AS il
respects the political complexion of The
lower House, it will be about the same as
last fall-iF there is any change, We believe
il will be in favour of federalism. p The
town OF Hartford elected two federal Rep,
resentatives to the General Assembly by a
handsome majority, although the whole
democratick force was brought out TO OPP
pose them-R. l. american
The following beautiful specimen Of Connect.
but iscobioism is conied from he Columbian
Register, of priI Is, prin ed at Ne W. Haven.
" Last mil and testament Of Connecticut
federaLsm.-7 TIE iot is ca8t--The freemen
have once more given in their suffrages,
and Connecticut is FREE After the
lapse of hundred and eighty years Of
slavery and persecution, how sweet to
breathe the pure air of liberty The
chains Of aristocracy and priesthood, are
sundercd forever and the people NAV
now walk forth in their own native free
dom. True liberty, says Rosseau is the
privilege of doing Just what man has an
inclination for and no more; the people OF
Connecticut NAV now think as they please,
and regslate their conduct by their inelina-
ion The charter Of King Charles, and
the Saybrook platform, will no longer pro
tect aristocrats and priests, in civil and reli-
gious persecution Churchman, or a
Baptist, will no longer be compelled by lagv
20 think like Presbyterian the people
will enjoy liberty Of thought and liberty OF
conscience and liberty Of speech, and liber-
ty OF conduct the sabbath will no more be
profaned by hypocrites, for one day, or no
day viii be kept but sheriffs and collect
ors will not have the power TO rife a mans
pocket, to pay for preaching the people
will no more be gu!td out of their money
by hynocrites, who go about pretending to
solicit charity for the education Of poor
youth, poor heathen, the support of mis-
sioneries, and the civilization of savapes ::
those fsctious clabs, under the name Of
moral societies, who send their iups
down 10 New York to buv oil which rener-
ally come back rum" will be broken up I:
their attempts TO keep aristocrats, and The
clergy in power, have utterly failed and
the people can no longer be blind to their
real motives"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

The new Revenae Collect.
vides, thatthe original invoice sa. Law NJ
cnced, or the goods be taken ;n,a aa y %
lie stores, to wait certain us Ab
months for it, and in default to h. .a /
he ad valorem duty to Be e.,; pp''ss
adding 90 per cent. to the cost 1a'td
praisers at 1000 dollars each ~. .S''p
to be appointed for each larp. s0a's
The importer to appoint me,, a'spa
serve with them, who is TO Be 6p. .Isa'
fusing. When goods are anna; :
per cent. above the invoice SO NJ, .'So I
TO be added to the appraised yalns ''4 |
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

In SEW IT, MoNDAY, ArRlL IL.

In SENT, MONDAY, APRIL Is.
The act in alidit1n 10 The acts for enfor-
eing cur Nemrai Reiatisa5, paded, with
amendments, and was renrned TO the
House.
A bill authorizing the appointment of
a Vice PRECEDENT and Deputy Gather, TO
the Bank of the II. S. for the greater ia
cility of Ggning the bills, was ordered to
be engrofed.
State of Illinois.
The bill to admit the Illinois Terrific
ry into the Union, as a sovereign State,
was taken up MIR. TAFT moved its
poltpcnement TO difan, day, (tantas
mount TO rejection as he said. there
were no proofs that the population vas
10000. The motion was thus decided,
Yeas, Mays, 2S.
The bill was then ordered to be read
third time. [It has Gnce paGed the
Senate
Tuesday, AprI IA.
A mer orial from the Clerks in the ex
ecutiye departments calling the attention
of Congress TO the inadequacy of their
compensation, was read
The bill authorizing the appointment
OF Vice PRECEDENT, &c. to the u. S.
Bank, pafrd the Senate.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

Indian War. On the l4th Msrchc
ais Jackson, Gaines and Glascoe.0 ''e
1900 regulars, militia and Indian. Y
menced their march from For, 60 @
gainst the Mickasukee towns and
ted to be joined by M'Intosh, and soa \
Indians, a|
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

very large subscription is going on
throughout the Kingdom of Great Britain
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
n. E. Rum.
John Ketten & Co.

~
"AVE Just received and will have a
H constant supply from the manufac'
torles-Cases Dome tic Goods, consisting
Of brown sheetings, stripes, chambrays,
einghams, and bedticks
Cases of Ladies' Straw Bonnets and
Hats, we'll assorted
ALSO, 80
Imperial tea. superior quality; in chests
OF so lbs. each
Chocolate No. 1 and 2, fresh
Ground ginger do. in kegs Of IS lbs.
Candles, dipt and mould
Tener;Ae wine, in quarter casks, OF SUI
perior quality, and good substitute tor
Madeira
s by 10 Window Glass
so GriDdstones
Boxes Tin Plates and Plough Mssids
New-York ale and porter
1000 yards tow cloth
Two tons old Rigging. LOT OF old sails.
oars, handspikes, block work, scrubbi"g
brushes, sc.
A second hand anchor, weighing 1900
pounds
An elegant 8 day clock and time.
piece st aprll
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
Seeds. Shrubs. SC.

4 VARIETY of fiowering Shrubs will
IN be sold very low, being obliged to
give up the lot,it being laid under water,
Also, q few thousands Pyrachantha or
Evergreen Thorn, the best plant tor hedg-
es: and in additlO to his usual assort-
ment of genuine fresh garden and flower
seeds, will receive in few days, White
Clover, Lucern, Burnet and Rye Grass.
10 store, good clean Timothy seed, and a
handsome assor tment Of China, Glass Il
Queens Ware; stone ware and great
variety of other artc!es-all OF which I
will sell at the most reduced prices tor
cash, at my store in Fairfax street.
NICH'S, Kings ten.
March 81 DIT rh4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
Thirty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY, Oh .utsoa: the 24th
HI instant, from the service of Msrtn
Maddox, to whum he was hired tor one
year, my Negro Boy BEN. He is about
10 years ri age, dark com lexion, may
be called black, a well made active fell
low, about feet S or 6 inches high-his
clothing not known, nth the exception
Of a pair Of blue or black pantaioonS, OF
velvet or corduroy.
Ben was last year hired to MIR. Charles
Scott, If alexandria, (whO kept the live
~ stable) to which place it is PresuHed
he ma, have gone, with an intention O
getting on the northward. Twill give Tor
his apprehen on this side o the Poi'-
mac 81 collars or so dolls. should he b.
taken on the north Of the same. and Sc
cured in Jail 50 that | get him again.
POLY SHAW,
Near Haymarkst.- Prince William CO. Va.
April l dStfs
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03

TSst tie foot pavements which have been
made under any focner law on any un-
rs,ei treetS, where the same are out ct
re,,ir. shall. be repaired at the expense OF
M pr,orieyors VT the grouud adjoining
Id If the same is not sepaired Within SO
avs alter the commissioner OF the streets
sal in writing require the same to be
dom, !, shall be the duty OF the said
commissioner to have il done, and charge
the expense to the proprietor, 40 account
Of which he shall put into the hands OF
The collector to collect; and il not paid,
the sane shall be collected in the same
manner as other demands due the corpo-
rat n ae collected.
sectOn :. And be it further enacted,
Tia, wren any foot pavement on any IN
paved street. has been or may DC made
under e authority OF any law oil thc
corporation, the same shalt be extended
the whole width on those pats OF such
streets where there are buildings; and II
the same be neglected to be paved for So
DAYS, the same shall be paved oy the com-
missioner of the streets, the expe Sc
whereof shall be recove' ed as is directed
By tn. first section Of this act.
Seotian S. And be il further enacted,
That this act shall commence and be in
force from and alter the passing thereof.
Passed in Council 2Stl March, 1913.
PHINEAS JANNEY,
President pro tenn.
Approved, April I. 1913.
JACOB HOFFMAN, Mayor.
A true copy. Tes',
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
Frelich Creek Boarding School.
The Johowins is published for the intor-
nation Of Parents

The Johowins is published for the intor-
nation Of Parents
HAVING loRg Believed that School
I'LL on plan different from most others
in many respects, would be beneficial to
society, and apprehending that with all
its cares, and the responsibility insepara-
Bile tom such, a concern, | could more
cheerfplly devote my time 10 the eduta-
ton of children than to any other bust
ness, / have concluded to establish .
BOARDING SCHUUL for GIRLS -
With this view | have purchased the
FRENCH CKEEK FARM, four miles east
of the yellow springs, on the Nerristown
and Philadelphia road, situated in Pike
land aud Vincent townships, Chester
county, twenty.seyen miles from Phiia-
delphia, coubln ng many conveniehcies
for tie support Of such an institution
and having let the farm, etc. in a way
calculated 70 supply the family with pro.
visions, lpropose to devote my attention,
with the aid Of suitable assistants, to the
education OF the children who may be
placed under my Gaze.
In selecting the pupils, it is not propo-
sed to be governed entirely by their ages,
nor to require that they shall ali be MEM
bers OF the religious society Of Friends /;
but as the schoul rules will BIZ very few.
in number and very simple, it is my wish
that none may be sent contrary TO Ter
own inclination, nor any one WAC would
not be Likely 10 be good examples to the
other scholars, aud treat hem with kind
ness aud affection.
line price fvl board and tuition will be
two hund, ed Doflars per annuh', one
quarter always to be paid IL auyance-
Ia. re .trictiOns respec ing The kihd OF
clothing are intended, nor respecting the
frequency Of the changes tiat parents
ina, require the washing will be char
ged u, the ordinary price per dozen---
children may he admitted for one quar-
ter only, aud SUCH as are entered Tor
longer P:riud, uay nevertheless be reno
we'd at the expiration Of any QUARTER
The COMMUNICATION with Pnl,adeIpnia
wi. be equeut and easy by stage; and
house Of er.er slnment kept by the far
mer for the accommodation Of persons
having business at the school.
Reading, Writing, arithmetic, En-
s.sh G.a"mar, Geography and the use
Maps and ghbes, aill be taught, toge-
her with spe' othSr branches as he pro-
g ess ol the chiidren aud experience hay
render expedient. The school 10 open
the hrsl Vi The 9th month Bp1t. For fur.
ther iuto, nation apply to tdward Sta
oler, Aiexaudria, Ur TO
kMMOR KINDER.
Sd no 2l al
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
Notice..

II WILL receive proposals until the Sd
n Of April next. for taking, regulating.
aud repsving Fsirfax.street, from the
centre, between Cameron AID Queen
streets, to the Intersection of Cueen-st.
The work must be done in the best man
ner, and as soon as possible, tie better to
accommodate the citizens. the street be-
ing now entirely shut up. Bonds and
security will be required for all contracts.
II. BR0CkET,
March so Street Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
A Farmer Wanted;

Wish TO engage q person. oi good
character who will undertake the
ma uagemeut of farm on Bruad Run, IN
Lcudoun county, cultivated by German
redemptioners, who conduct themselves
with propr.ey y. His speaking the Ger
man lane uage will not be an important
r'qpisrre, but it ,eili be expected Of him
to labor 10Th them, az we'll as to instruct
them in gu system Of agriculture. AP-
plcatiOn may be made to me PERSONAL!
IN Alexandria. or by letter.
J. L. MtEENNA.
april 3 dstmwftt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03

Salt, Almonds, &c
1000 BUSHELS ,dsa E. ,,l lsica salt
100 sacks Liverpool blown do.
so lack. soft shelled almonds
20 sacks filberts
10 hhds MusCavado Sugar
100 boxes mould candles
$50 do soap
so do chocolate
Is boxes and drums fresh figs
100 casks 8, 6, 8, 10 Il IL cut nails
so bbls pork
Is casks cheese
200 tea-kettles
90 bbls linseed oil
80 kegs northern butter
Sicily Madeira wine
Russia and RaveRs duck
Russia sheetlngs
Cordage and Paper
For sale BY ABIIAH ADAMS, .
Central Wharf.
March &c .. ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
Attention!

T The MemDe's OF the Legionary
Band are requested 70 meet az the Court
House on FRIDAY EVENING next, at
7c'aiOok 4 punctual attendance is re-
g., ed WIN. A, WILLIAMS, adj.
March 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
Attention +!

IrDEPENIIE.NT BLUES.
ef You are hereby notified to attend
a regular quarterI' meeting at the Con-
pany al the Cnu t-House, on SATUR.
DAY next, al 2 o'clock, P. M.-Punctual
attendance is reJue. ted, IS there will be
business Of importance beture the eompa.
By.--By der of TIE Captain;
Jas. Z. MUNC ASTER, Sec'y.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
.NENOR3ND.9.

Schr Freemason, tie bert, hence, ar
rived az NorIoik SOth nj 10 days
Brig Dove, Bar, ct. hence, for Nader
"a, was IN Hampton Roads S0th ult.
SHIP 0cea Fowie, foe Cork. and
ship Maria. Morrell 10. Liverpool, both
hence, went to sea f,om Hampton Reads
% i-uIt.
Ship Atala to, Rose. cl. at Baltimore
Cd INST for Liverpool.
>chr Emehne, Meekins, hence, ar. at
\. York SI>t ult. 81 DAYS.