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ofl7eo, i'the crime ofrobbery, as recognized
and defined at common law.

ofl7oc, isthe crime OF robbery, as recognized
and defined at common law.
30. That The crime of robbery. committed BY
a person Oh the high seas on hoard Of vessel
belonging exclusively to subjects OF "a foreign
state, or persons Within vessel belonging also
exclusively TO subjects OF foreign state, is not
piracy, within the true intent and meaning al
the act of 1890, and is not punishable IN th.
courts ut the United States.
18th 4 hat when civil war RACES in a foreign
nation, one Part OF which separates Itself frOh
the old established government, aud etects it,
self into IA distinct government. the ceults of
the Union must view such newly constituted
government as it is viewed by the legislative
and executive departments of the United
States government. Ifthe government OF the
Union remains neutral, but recognizes the ex-
istence OF a civil war, the courts of the Union
could not consider as criminal those acts of hos
tility which war authorizes, aud which the new
government may direct against its enemy
5th. That, in general, the same testimony
which would be sufficient to prove that a vessel
or person Is in the service of an acknowledged
state, must be admitted to prove that vessel
or person is in the service OF such newly erect
ed government
9th. That the seal of such newly erected go
vernment cannot be allowed to prove itself,
but may be proved by snch testimony as the
nature OF the case admits. And the fact that
vessel or person is in the service of such go
vernmeBt, may be established otherwise,
should 1t be impracticable TO prove the seal.
Nat Int.
Extract Of a letter from the ricinity of Cardcea,
TO q genttemah IN Petersburg, dated FEB. ~.
with the little information which we have
with respect TO the patriots, it seems TO be
pretty well aScertained, that they will soon be
IN possession of all the provinces of Venezuela.
they have been some time i'm possession of
Angustura, and have the entire command of
the Oronoco. AT the date of the latest
counts, Bolivar was collecting his forces, for
an attack on the city of Caracas, and intelli.
sence OF its capture is momentarly expected.
1t is generally asserted and believed here,
by the inhabitants, and is also affirmed by the
authorities of the island. that the United
states have been paid by Great Britain for the
slaves taken during the war of 1872, and now
in this island. The reason for such belief is
assigned to be, " because the United States are
silent on the subject" In several CONVERSE
tions with the civil officers and lawyers of the
island, when the subject was stirred, l have
bluntly denied the fact. 1t is due to the char
acter Of the government of the United States
and to the conduct of Great Britain. in adopt
lug that mode of piferng warfare, and indeed,
Ia the owners of the slaves, that some official
denial of the assertion should be made. You
may rely upon the fact of its being believed
here, and of that belief being encouraged by
the government" Req
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-03

IN CHANCERY.-At court held Tor Prince T----.--a5
Il county. March ~, 1918. ""'"
Joseph Gregnry sen. John Gregory. Len Cgyyorus and
Mary Claiborne his wife foTmetj', the :. d..
of David Stokes, Elizabeth stokes William S,ni"a
Mary Stokes aud John BeggeT and salv his wife fo,
merry Sally Stokes, C,.,,,lgj,,1n;, ''-
AGAINST
Phil Jackson. Phil EshoIs aR1 Elizabeth Lis wife 10,
merry Eliraheih Jackson, children and heirs OF pLj,p
WJdchson and EirabeTh his wife and also rrpresen
tdtives Of Jonathan Jackson, dec. and Samuel W ven
able Richard NJ Nensble WIN. T.. NenahIe patbani,i
Nenahie and Pais'Y his wife Betsey A Waiain,
t'oOdrioge wilson and Eliza his wife and James nan
iel guardian OF She children nj Nancy Daniel dec.
w. Nathanri. Eliza, Judith, Nancy James and
MARY heirs dnd representatives Of Abraham Vs. Vera
hle, dec. Icfc,,o,t a.
TIE defendants Phil Fchols ard Elizabeth his wiz .f
having entered their appearance and given ser uriv
cVTdngfo an act Of tie General Assembly aud the ,es
OF this oourt, aud appearing the Subtraction of the
oans that they are not inhabitants Of this stale on Tie
motion Of The compliments rs counsel III is JrdsyeS
FRAT the said defendants Phil Echols aud FIizabetb b
VIE do appear here an the first day OF tnpe CONT
aud answer the complainauls' bill and thai q con, ~
this order be forthwith inserted in some one Of the ru,
Tic newspapers printed ~ the city Of Riehmoad Gr tro
months snccessveiy and als posted at the front doc,
OF the courthouse Of this county.
copy, Teste
80, b. WORSBAW, V. &.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-03

~ Gen. John pegram - candidate FIR tho
Congressional District lately represented hI
Col. Goodwin, deed. The elel ton takes place
during this month r'"N'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-03

Departed this life the 18th inst. capt. joins Moa1oN.
or Charlotte countyleavugs children and an aaectien
ate wie TO bemoau his lOss-Hs affection was perhaps
hheNanpled-The physicians who attended him dustin.
gnshed "a tue science Of medicine had never before
Witnessed similar diseaseHis illness was long and
paniui-duTlng which hewas TemaTk ably patient and
submissive To the will Of heaven he anticipated death
with that resignation resulting from hope Of seat AZ
theright hand OF mercifu Redeemer. in him were
blended the mildnesS Of private e the charms Of
vrtnous friendship. Modest aud nnassuming he ME
rested all who knew him aud the anxiety fins friends
ana acquainiancesi IN general while thus afflicted Is Ee
best evidence oi Ellsworth. communicated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-03

'ENHE PUBLIC are hetcbt informed thar III mpetItu
OF the owners of the steam Loaf POItH TIN
held Ia Richmond on the let day Of April 1918 lie
following resolution, among atbers. adopted
" The owners having determined unanimously on
selling their steam 1"a' a. Forfh0fa0 now rrnniug
between Norfolk and Richmond ResoIred that si,e
accordingly be sold auction ia Norfolk without re-
serve or limitation tus"il With all her machinery and
inhture OF every description Saturday the 18TH OF
TINS present month"; - purchaser give notes nego
table al either Of the banks at place satisfactorily
endo sed, at four aud six months from the day Of
salc.' Eltr0ct from The Minutes
Arrii ,. IN ,,IeT .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-03
April 3.

subscriber, living in The county OF C;feepbrIsr
negro roy named HENDERSON, about tweniy.one
yeais ni age, vel made five feet six seven inches
hgh fluent Ia conversations with no perceptible beard
c gn'd counenance, aud incnng little TO yellow.
ish complexion. He had grey cloth or Cashmere
coat, corded pataloOns, fashionable fur hat &C. lie
mas aiiee pass, and is called .hat Robert or Bob
konh5Hn The said pass apiG0.is.og him 10 pass thro
Tue uhied States signed by VIM Nautes and witnessed
by samuel Clark. lie has stated that his mother live
'h WAGON Quarter Branch ia Richmond. He was once
.h' PROPERTY 81 Col. Baylor nea. Ihe RoU!ing Green
an afterwards belonged TO John Nicholson of C.onces
ter county. " '
torcWarr III ncs'ers If vessels and others from EN-
pHyi"f OF cdr 'ng he said negro ont of this state
WI eve the above reward IL he secured IN any iail
wth'n ti" state, and immediate ineii,,Dce given 10
iavsrn, 50 that ct bun agaia.
ROBERT STEPHEN.
g..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-03
April 3.

Nh. WV. HCoPIR-As you are not an inhabiiant
" oi ih's STATE ana have Known To US You
w abruotce that oh Tuesday the 26Ih OF MAY next 1t
C"hbei ahd courthouse shall proceed To take the
dep'stons OF jeremiah whwith ynd BENJAMIN IIoe,er
70 De read as evidence in snt depending m the snr
rlor court OF chancery for the Richmond district he
tween rs eNtcutorsO of Thomas Wilkinson and John SAN
pdihtius against yon, Robert Reeves Jesse IAe-
senboham ana Others defendants Yours &c
IHOS WILKINSON
IZARD WILKINSON
JOHN SANDERSON
ApTUJ. T,fu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-03
DEPARTMENT OF WAR

IOIh DEC. I6II.
SIR-On the receipt of this letter,
should the Seminole indians still refuse
10 make reparation for their outrages and
depreda,iors on The citizens Of the United
Siales,it is the wish Of The President that
YOU consider yourself at liberty to march
across the Florida line, and 10 attack
them within lis limits, should it be found
necessary, unless they should shelter
Themselves under Spanish post. In the
East event, you will immediately notify
this Department.
have the honor to be, &c.
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~ SNIP sNNWS. :. as
FORT OF RiCnONl
Hlyircfl VIC oln. AZ.

Tiy5rcri since ohn' i6st,
Brig Polly. Snow. Boston hrs. Ro,la HINT Port
laud louug Eagir, smith rhiiad.ip hia; louisa
ih"ip, New York Molly, Somtrs New YOrs renr.r".
Eeheitona baltimore Neptune Noble, Charleston !:
Fanny < Wary, Hale. New Yort Logan, Bolues. New
York SAN, ann, woghaIn, New io,l Rising States,
INFANT, New York Sleeps Hope, Laurence. Norfolk
Il"ughhoy watkins. New Jerse. Eiotbeis Fan,O.Is
Ne" Jersey Martha, Godfrey, New Jersey.
Cj.EiRED,
Big New Packet, Luce, Boston; Sch'rs. Eliza Ann
W!tn"ck, Nra York Catlafine Haley New York
p"h!''ss, iavers New YORK Three Brothers, Rogers
hr', uoIt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-03
Gen. Edmund p. Gaines,
Fort Scott, Georgia.

Extract ofa letter from the Secretary of VA,
to Mgjoy General AHdrew JacksOn. ut
Nashville, Tennessee, dated December 10th j..
1917.
You will repair, with as little delay as
practicable, TO Fort Scott, and assume
the immediate command of the forces in
that quarter of ihe southern division.
The increasing display of hostile inten-
tons by the Seminole Indians, NAV rem
der 1t necessary TO concentrate all the
contiguous disposablc force of your di-
vision upon that quarter. The regular
force now there, is about 500 strong and
1000 militia of the state of Georglais call
ed into service. Gen. Gaines estimates
the strength of the Indians at 900.
Should YOU he of opinion that our mum.
bers are too small 10 beat the enemy, YOU
will call on the executives the adjacent
states for such an additional militia force
as you may deem requisite.
We have expressed ourselves very care
iessly IN our remarks respecting the re-
cent Debate on the motion of Mr.. Clay,
five are understood TO impute blame to
the gentlemen of the Federal party for
The course they pursued, or even 10 init
mate that IT was their purpose, by re-
manning silent. to favor the division Of the
Republican party. 1t was far from our
intention to do either: we meant to state
fact, and not to impeach motives which
we believe were entitled to respect. II has
frequently happened. in the same body,
that Debate has been left entirely 10
one party: one instance, we recollect.
somewhat analogous TO the present--the
Debate on the fnal passage Of the Natl
onai Bank Bill. The Republicans favor
able TO Il sat by, and witnessed sharp
conflict between one moieiy Of the Pc
deral party, on whose votes the passage
OF the law depended, and the other half
who labOred TO defeat the bill, which.
through that division, only became a law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-03

NIRGINIA.--At rules holden ~ The clerks office Of
tue superior cenu Of chancery for the Richmond
district, the 18th day VI febi iary, 1918.
william Crawford, Ptaiafi6.
AGAINST
Charles COPELAND and Nathaniel Thompson,
DefeRd0nfs
The defendant Nathaniel Thompson not having enter.
cd his appearance ana security according TO the
act Of Assembly and the rules this court aud Il an
peaTHg by satisfactory evidence that be is not an nhab
tant OF this country ~ Is OrdeTcd , hat the said
defendant do appear here the first day Of the nrX
term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; aud thai a
copy OF this order be forthwith Inserted ~ some news
paper published IN The city Of Richmond, for two
months suecessyeiy aud posted door ~ the
capitol IN the said city.-A c0py-Teste,
WV. HENtNG, c. c.
March 81. toe go,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-03
ApriIs 3.

I AND FOR SALI.-I offer for sale all That tr9ct or
- parcel OF LANO on which nv mother lives fter.
dover inciudedO containing font hundred and eisifv
acres mere OF less situated Louisa county the road
leading from Richmond 10 Charoitesve.runnng tirs'
Fredericksburg-nine miles the courthouse on lie
sonth brahch Of the Pamnnky river, within miles
OF tue Green Springs. The neighhoThOod is esteemed
lhost healthy one, the society good and myself
me Ind, IN point offery 10 inferior to ant IN the
county u well adapted to the Culture OF Indian otu
wheat and tobacco. 10 one wishing to turn bis stsn'
ton TO stock 1t cannot fail to be hesirabe- brng
about one hundred acres Of bottom !aud sHiaiIe for
meauws, and the whole well adapted red clover.
deem II unnecessary TO say more pTesuming those wish
ing To purchase will view the premises which HiiI he
shewn them 10y Mr.. Vim Ragiand who can give snrte
information as TO my terms of sale. LOIS OF lanas IN
Louisville tKy) or its vicinity likely negroes viii he
taken IN part payment Proposals wade to me In an
sviieJ 10y letter or otherwise. will prompt atep.
ton. NAJIl', n AcI ANn -
ApTil3. IO5 ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-03
April3.

A STRAY coW.-Frst being duly sworn b,ioI, Ian
Hughes, Jnstice of The peace have proceeaed 10
view ana appraise SfTGg COR shown Us by T.n,,,
Ksy on his 'aIm lying being in The county 81 NJ
wanna on Tie Byrd creek, mes from Horatio wiIIs
tavern Ear nIarks-crop and two undrrkeeIs in tbr
rlght, crop IN the sftrciOUr red about common 49,.
supposed 10 be I'VE years old appraised TO eishieen
dollars As given from our bands this ejgbieenth
u"J "i ocIoDef, ieH BENZ. BONLES
AeRiMBiSKETT
- DANIEL z. KEY
25tb day Of November. IsI7. copy 1este ~ '"S
JOHN 1IMBERLAkF c =
ApIiI3. Eo- a, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-03

o,i. A., Fos CONTINUATION Of Sd'er'.em'''''
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-18
Fan-Sash Making.

NEErAL FAN-SAShEs, Of various
M descriptions, will be made By the
subscriber, at his shop, lower end OF Duke
street. The want Of a Metal Fan Sash
Mandatory in Alexandria, has hitherto
been severely felt by builders aud 9TH
ers, who have been compelled to make
use Of wood, which is neither elegant nor
durable. The various forms into which
the metal can be shaped have given it a
decided superiority. and the difference IN
the price is very trifing. The subscriber
has been ii considerable eEpeuce in pro-
curing the necessary preparations, and
relies on public enterprise for success in
the undertaking.
Gentlemen in the country, by sending
the dimensions of their sashes, can have
them made at the same price as il in town.
JAMES L. HOLLAND.
February 10
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p. & B. Geoghegan,

MOROCCO LEATHER MANUFAeruRERs,
City Of Washington,
II ESPECfFULLY inform the work.
II, ers and consumers Of the above ar.
ticle, that they have succeeded Mr.. John
Lawrence in his Morocco establishment,
and from an experience Of twenty years
in the above business, Hatter themselves
they will be able to produce a manutac-
,qre equal to any in the United States.
They will keep constant supply OF
Morocco of erery color,
suitable for coachmakers, hatters, shoe
makers and binders.
Punctusi attention paid to the compile
ton of orders from either town or coun-
try
Fine and coarse wool may also be had
At their mandatory, at the lowest mar
ket price. april 90
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Notice

rs hereby given the stockholders OF the
Fairfax Turnpike Company, that the
Ar 5th 9th 9TH sth 9th and 10th install.
ments OF 5 dollars each on the capital
stock Of said company are called tor
n,yable on the 18Th OF March, 1st OF A.
pril, 18th of April, lst Of May, 18th Of
Nav, lst Of June and 18th Of June. to
Joseph lngle, Treasurer, Washington, or
"a Beniamin q. Thornton, Fairfax, Va.
By order Of the Directors,
DANIEL CARROLL, Of Dudu: Pres.
February 9 EN-
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Important to Cabinet Makers,
.4nd those desirous Of purchasing
MAHOGANY,


WE, the subscribers, respectfully in
w form them that we have now on
Ia I'D, at our Warehouse in Royal-street,
a general assortment of both St Domiu-
70 and Bay wood, which we will dispose
Of at the Baltimore prices. The wood IS
Of an excellent quality, and those who
wish to purchase will find it to their ad.
vantage to call on US.
We have also on hand a general as
sortment Of plain and elegant FJRNl-
TURE, consisting OF sidebOards, Of dill
ferent prices, tables Of all descriptions,
among which are one sett Of pillar and
claw dining tables of elegant wood, six
ladies' work stands, some very elegant,
secretary and book cases, candle and
wash stands, beaureaus, sofas and easy
chairs, hair and moss mattresses, ma.
hoeany and stained wosd bedsteads, Gc.
All of which we are determined to sell
as low as the same quality Of work can
be obtained in this place or elsewhere.
WIN. 4 WALTER HARMON.
april If
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Burr Milestone Making.

TlHE Subscriber wishes to Inform his
friends and the public, that he has
on hand a good supply Of the first quality
Burr Blocks. His shop is near CO... Pey-
toms store. where he can supply all Mil
,er, at the shortest notice with first rate
Nil, .tones, and which he will warrant
ca AL if not superior to any in the United
States, and will sell them at the most re-
duced prices-the workmanship superior
to any in the district.
n.c "a ROBERT GLENN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-18
An Act

Incorporating Company to establish a
Turnpike Road from Wiley's tavern.
in the county OF Fairfax, to a poiut OF
intersection IN the Little River Turn
pike Road, or on the line Of the dis
trict OF Columbia. Passed February.
IA, 1918.
DE it enacted BY the General Assem-
I'D bly. that il shall be lawful TO open
books at Fairfax cpsrt-hnuse. aud in the
town OF Alexandria, under the direction
of Francis Peytnn, Augustine |. Smith,
VIM. Moss, Johnston Cleveland, Amos
Alexander, Mnrdecai e Fitzhugh, Jonah
Thompson, George Denea!e and James
II. Hooe, or any three OF them, for re.
ceiving subscriptions to the amount Of
sixty thousand dollars, for the purpose Of
making a turnpike road from Wiley's ia
vern, in the county Of Fairfax, to point
of intersection on the Little River Tura-
pike Road, or on the line of the district
Of Columbia, as shall be designated by
the directors of the company herein after
named.
When a sufficient number Of shares
shall have been subscribed, the subscri-
bers, their heirs and assigns, shall be
and they are hereby incorporated into
company by the name Of " The Middle
Turnpike Company" asreeably to the
act, entitled, E" An Act prescribing GER
tain general regulations for the incorPo-
ration Of Turnpike Companies"
This act shall be in force from the
passing thereof.
Richmond, March 18th, 1918.
The foregoing is a true copy OF an act
Of the General Assembly, passed Fe6ru.
airy I4th, 1918.
WILLIAM MUMFORD,
Keeper Of the Rolls.
april 80 Il
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Proposals

EOR Publishing b. Subscription, and
N now ready for the press. a series OF
historical volumes, which when finished
will assume the title of
Universal History Ams'7canised;
Or, an historical view OF
Europe, Asia, .9frica and america,
from the earliest reco ds to the nineteenth
century-with q particular reference to
fhe state Of society, literature, religion,
and form of government in the United
States Of America.
BY DAVID RAMSAY, N. D.
/. Life is so short and time SO valuable,
that it we're happy for US If all great
works we're reduced to their quintes-
sence." Sir W'lltam JOKES
PROSPECTUS.
ASIA.
The Asiatic part Of this work contains
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ENGLISH AED GRaMAN
January 20

ALMAN4CS, for 1913,
TUSr published and for sale by the
(, gross, dozen or single one,
BY JOHN A, STEWART,
Who has on hand,
a large stock OF writing and letter paper
oasteboards, states, blank books, quilts
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
,aper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
nen:s, prayer books, psalm and hymn
,o,ks, with many other established reli'
sioys works OF merit. A general assO't.
ment OF
School Books,
Among which are, the Creek and Latin
..ias,ics, Dilworth's. Webster's, MAYORS,
,omley's, Murray's, Columbian and Phi
radelphia spelling books, Mur:ay's, Web.
ster's, Ashes and Comley's gramnars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book
Hair's Reading Exercises, New Intro
duction to Reading, New York Reader,
No. l, 9 and 8, SCOTS Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, Goldsmith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webster's Selection,
American Speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
all's Fables, Blair's Grammar Of Chemis.
try, O'Neai's and Willet's Geography,
Dilworth's, Tutors, Jesse's & JaudoD's
Arithmetic, JOhnson's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc. etc. together with large stock oil
Law, History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed 4 libe.
raj discount. August 81
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Sales at penduc.
IN every tuesday and Friday,

WILL BE SOLD,
It the Vendue Store, corner OF Prince
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
,articulars of which will be expressed in
the bills Of the DAY.
~ All kind ofgeods which are on
imitation and the prices Of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
and purchased at the lowest limitation
md prices. ~
November 81
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DR.. Darrah.
SNRGEON DEN'TIST,

m ESPEC TFULLY informs the La
~ dies and Gentlemen Of Alexandria
and its vicinity, that he has taken
room in Mrs. HAsxrx's house. on Fair
fax-street, where he will be happy to
wait on them in the line Of MS profession
He makes and inserts; the best OF arti
fetal teeth, troEr one to a fell sett, in the
best manner. He cleans, mends, plugs,
and extracts teeth, roots and stumPs in
ne b,st manner. May 6
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Edward E Cooke,
april l6

ATTORNEY A T Law,
"AVING established himself at Fau-
IN uuier Courthouse, with view to
practise in the counties Of Fauquier and
Culpeper, tenders his professional servi-
ces to the public.
March 26 dSm
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For Sale,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
DR.. DEANS
Genuine Vegetable Rheumatic
Pills.
For Sale,

SO celebrated in New-England Tor the
many remarkable cures which they have
wrought, some Of which are particula-
rized in the papers OF directions, where
many Thousand boxes are used annually
to general satisfaction.
These pills are recommended BY men
of the FIRST characters in the state oil Mas
sachusetts.
JAMES KENNEDY l. SON.
January 30
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For Freight,

For Freight,
SEk Tie sloop E!NTERPRiZE.
NSSkEN Captain Myrrick; burthen a
StG, beu. 500 barrels, will be rea-
HEAT dy tor a cargo in few days.
And for sale, her Cargo OF
600 bbls tar, in excellent order
1900 fee. Carolina flooring plank.
aprl II LAWRASON & F0WLE.
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For NeM-York,

For New DIRK,
rz The superior and fast sail
wSSEESeins schr GEN. BROW n, A.
tSAs& W. Weldon. master, burthen
6sExxN I47 tons or 1900 barrels, but
two wears old, and has elegant accommo-
,,,tions for ladies' and gentlemen psssen,
gsIs, will sail in few days. For freight
or passage apply to
JOHN G. LADD 4 Go.
MAY -