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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-30

w WIN" shO. Spanish nal!0n nDYy
groaDs.
Free America offers asylum for
The unhapp, peainsulars, and The in.
trepid freemen Of the Trinidad ,,ays
shown their coun,rymen tile wsy to
escape the ignon'iny and degraastiop
OF the Castiliar--once so illusiriors.
hut now so degraded. We ~. F..
though the medium Of noble tqe,iu,,
making efforts 10 suepor these new
brothers, that they shall not rrpcnt
their undertaking. Spaniar.Is. will,
such character rs WE hold, you do
not accelerate DER cause
A me. ting has been held at Tho
Bank Coffee House, in New York,
t'y a number Of respectable citizens.
fuT the purpose Of raising suIscr,,.
'mn TO purchase !, piece Of plate iur
Nr. Wiltshire. Of AiogFdorc, in MO-.
70 20, as testimony Of respect for
h's humane conduit 10 American
altives. particularly so Eile, an,i
his crew. This is very .jutiirious
''"p, and the Communications tnstow.
ed on Alr. wiltshire ny Capt. R.ry
re fully d., rived. although, muvli
iouht is very justly entertained res
Jrrt:ng the correctness IL some parts
Ioi his narrative. We have renpatraly
ar.,ed the necessity Vi having ii res.
Ipe"ta!,lr consul at Mosadore, with
sasar.y, in or,.er 10 provide for roor
-eahcn shipwrcrke,i OF the Aral,
coast hui our system Of economy
seems To oppnse this measure. and,
therefore, We must continue to be
nidct; 10 the Kindness Of N1r. Will
Shire. WHO Is the ssr;tiss, ronsni, and
With rannoi he more suitably ac--
',n"s lodged ihan by the testimony
COW coHtelni,iate,i.-[ Nat. adr.
Fran Tie I>Os' Gnzeiie. Dec. II.
| fDloHel TinmbaH's Painting. =. his
sprnf.i Pointing has been removed
Irons flannel Hall. 10 The regret, we
.taf. o!nany Of our citizens, though
Thousand. have nvaie5 themselves nl'
ii' "pp"rnnity Of viewing it. i, is
I" BE- po, u, in the hall % Congress
'inring The monlh Of January; ard.
y Cir ir' may probably 10 ex-
n'''i'e'i al Philadelphia for a week
or ino. i'hc receipts. 'or tile .lree
weeks in WI: |. il ilas been exhibited
ia. rsau"! Hail. are as follows;
I s':st ". elk, 655 10
s. oHj week, $50 -
IA.ri Hera, 72S 80
Total, s 17Ui 70
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-30
IN SENATE
Tuesday. Dee. 2i,

Mr.. Sanford presented tie Memo
rial Of the New York Society 10,
promoting the manu.uission Of slave,
AMI pro,erting snrh Of titsm as hay,
i,ren ar may be liberated, which wa.
read ami reirrred 10 a committee o.,
the subject Of slaves.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-30
House Of Representatives.

Mar. p0inticxter, from the commit ee
on Public Lands, reported . bill snp
10 the act admitting the
state oi Indiana into the Union; Wnirh
@as ~ icr rend aud committed.
! On motian OF MIR. ss. Saith, the
commi'tee oil Ways aud Means were
instructed 10 enquire into the pxpedi-
ency OF anti,orisug. by law. the loih-
missioner Of The iseyenue 10 appoint
an Agent III each Of the count les OF
lile several states, to receive the gen
erai government. on lands which are
or may be sold Tor the noupayment Of
the said tax.
On mati II Of MIR. pidiil, the com
nlttep on Roads ana Canals were in
,trnrtrh to enquire INTO the exrediency
OF completing Tie ;iuad from Cum
IDrrland 10 " i,se'iag.
On nol ion Of MIR. peasants, the
'uayal committee were instructed TO
enIpire into ,l,e proprieiy Of author
isz,ns. ny law. the parcliase OF the
ilmher, particularly live oak, neressa-
|rs Tor building tncuty slon.s or other
s.uall vessels oil War.
On motion OF MIR. Lnroln, the
eonlmittee on snHian Affairs MAS IN
stru"trd 20 enquire into the expe,iien-
t., Of providing. hy law, that il hr he
isniy Of lie several public agents EN-.
played ny tue United States 10
,rausac' business with the lndinn
ri',cs 90 obtain all the ini0pmaiinu is
their power relative 10 tir population
namrrs and customs, history, Ian-
In grs, or any u.hcr i;tine peculiar %
sah tribes, an,l rriar, The saKle an
,naliy 10 The Secretary OIL War.
s,n motion OF MIR. Cast. the com,
|.m;tlee on Il psiois and Eteyolu,ionat !
,lClalMs were instructed 10 enquire
aio the expe'iteni, os making ruA,
,nnsatinn 10 Reuben Coinuin. t0i
''Als an other supplies, furnished
= ihe authority 81 tirt., Nnshinstpu
. . the eypr!.ition nn,ier the co,m,nni.t
= u Col. Arnn.j. at the lime il assembled
i ne kenre't, L river, in f171. aut
ihAi the DO, unents tnrW arica IN III,
: "laimanis be referred to the sm,
: comtliittpe.
On motion Of Mr.. Coi,!, il was
ssesoiyei!, lhsi the President q
= The L. States he requested TO cause
9 he laid before shis House. IL in Iii
Iopinion the same should moi be- inenn
G sissrnt with the pui,iic interest. rnpie
q Of the sponden E, il any, brtNeci
J. the DEPARTMENT or War and TIL
J Governor of Georgia, in answer t,
, the letter Of the latter to che former
dated on the FIRST Of June in the prr
T. sent year. communicated TO tn
8 House on The 18th inst. and also "a
= correspondence, if any, i,e,wccn III
Department oil War, ard Genera
~ Andrew jackson, in answer to "a
y letter Of The latter. Of the date q
y. 7th May, 1913. atsn communicated /
Is this House 81 ,hc 4 2,h instant.
ic And tie House adjourned to Mou
Tia, next.
ID -----.---
From The Ma t.neion City CASH
December "a,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-30
HOUSE or nEPKEsENTATIy
December. %.

MIR. Butler Of n. H. submitted
pensions TO enquire into the eSi,ediei.
Y Of so aDtrHhHg thu Art Of its. las.
-rssion OF Congress. respecting ne,o
uiiouary Pensioners, - to sn,'rarr
sa,h soldiers as enlisted or engaged
Tor u less term than nine uen,ils.
anti Ill the request D! The commanding
officer Of officers. continued and CON
i.it,rd nine months ar more aetua.
~crsire, Il any orc period o. the w,r.
Aud. OF thr qnestl0n 10 proceed -
tAc consideration 81 this motion, il
wac decided in the negative.
The engrussed bill making ap
.aoprial,o,,s iur The naval service Of
he L. States inr the year isi9; and
The eusrnssed hill Cor the relief q"
PANEL ikrunrf and Nsth. III. Heath.
.rre read "A third time, passed. anu
>tnt 60 The SENATE for concurrence.
The claim is Of the fatr Of 1855,
ia 10 founded Oh an award Of enn
iis.lnnrrs authorized. by resolution.
Of Congress, to examine the riaitre
OF Ienrh Franris. Comfort SanGs AMI
others, Than late contractors Tor ia
nesing army, and Of Comfort SAM
and 9th ers, then late contractors soi
ne mnsins ,trins. and Of tolHf0i
Sands aud 90. then lalr contractor
Tor tie post Of West Point ans. il
dependencies for damages sns'ainci
bs them, from the late Spperiaiend
az, u Finances having failed 10 max,
gned the stipulated payments. az,
from his hayirg Withdrawn the con
travis. Tie award was in 1890 re
poricd is The Auditor Of the Treas
ury 10 lie iih,!ing nH tm I tn
States. 10 the aniUunt Of 33,675 dol
: lars ior tie first company. ami 6.62
, aolihss Tor the last mentiuned conl
i pany.
II Ike documents on which hi
+. awatd WAS inun,ird, we're also i,efor
(, tie house !, and we're III read tlronst
i. When TIC rea,ling orthe docu.neni
~ Was haishesi' the reater part OF Oh
i, da, tad heen tDnsuinrd.
The omuii,ee then rose, obtaine
leave 10 SIT again md
i The House adjourned.
Washington. Dec, Is.
. MIR. Anderson, OF rs. is appointc
a member Of the committee Of Eo
j, ri4n Relations, in the place OF Nj
" Allen. OF VI. resigned.
I'll Mr.. Puindextcr reported. from Il
'onmittee of Public Lands. hill /
!, extend for the term Of tNrlye mnoti
~ the time allowed to j. J. Dutour,
10 his assucistcs, Of Nevay, luz. Il
Il completing the payment for the Ian,
: purchased by them from the U. 5.
vi Oa this bill arose debate viii,
wholly occupied the House until Il
III usual nour of adjournnrn; IN Il
il, e"urse OF which, The bill Was 80
n, 90 ndel. Us 10 make The extension {,
q, -iA jus'e"d Of twelve months.
j The question on ordering the b
,s. IN third reading having bren lax,
-. by Yeas and Nays, was decided
a. tie affirmative Yeas IS. Nays &
is. Aud the House adjourned.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-30
l'.SCn3Gs ko1ceN,

No. So, Market street, intending to
charge lis tusnes, offers for sale his
>tnat % gonds cheap consisting Of cloths
casi.ners aid ready niodc clihes Of yar'.
Gus descriptions, wkich hs will sill at
reduced PRICES, for CASH only.
THOSE persons already indebted will
pleasc TO nake immediate payment.
b 8 80
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-30

Ia
The crew of the Trinidad relate a
circumstance worth, Of remark, pre-.
sious 10 Tie sailing peril?
The crew Of the Trinidad rc,at,
rircunhstanre worthy of remark
previous TO The sailing Of the expe
'iiiion from Ca,!iy.
The Court de Ahisbal, in harrang
ling the expedition before their en-,
harkation, observed, ih.,t he did moi
doubt thar thy (thc 'roops) woul,
revenge the injupies sustained by III,
best VI kings! when two grenatiicr.
stripped not and said, in a firm tone
that they were unwilling to go {,
:, South America. They were asker
the reason they repyefi--" Becnus.
We have had M pay for six months
tor which they were instantly ordcre,
10 be executed.
I ibis tIoodshed proves the tormea
of the trns cious count and his mas.e,
THAT the discomfort Of Tie army ba
reeched its heishth and that oni
var can prevent manifestation of III
! mvsrsai disgust and oppression III
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-30
CONGRESS-
Wednesday, December 90, 1913.
in sjENA1'E.

The Senate resumed the c0nsidera-
ton of the bill TO enable tho people OF
Alabama territory to form = cons,itn
,ian and state government, ana Tor t'ip
admission of such state into the Union
on "A equal footing with the original
states.
The consideration and discussion OF
This bill was not concluded In to day 5
sitting.
Wednesday, Dee. rs.
The bill from The House Of Repre-
srn,a,ives for the relief of Renncr snd
Heath, and the hli making appropr'
s,ions for the support OF the Navy Of
The u. States. for 1919, were received
and read.
The bill prescribing the mode oi
settling controversies between two o,
more states, Was read second time.
The hill prescribing The mode .!
settling controversies between two 81
more states, was read a second tine.
The bill authorizing the people oi
Alabama 10 form constitution, e,e.
I The two ILLS frnm the House .. lie
representatives.. for the relief OF widowi
and orphans Of the militia, i'll, sosnt
b,lla OF minor Importance, were post
poned to Monday and Tuesday next
and the l,iii for the more ceuyepiea'
Organization Of the r0nris Of the L
States, Dc. was postponed to the iirsI
Mon,iAy IN January; and the Senate
adj"urued.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-30
~ ! sC C0s{te
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT,

a four horse Pos, Coach will leave ihc
Jniou iine Lot l. every morning, al
half vast eie hi O'clock, tor Philadelphia,
iand In reacocs's sign of The swan,
NORTH J hIrd street. every mornin5 At
Iulne o'coc,, Tor Wilmington and New
Caste !. viii alto run IN conjunction
with The Dover Stale.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-30
j. e, III. Jansics'.

Dec. 80, l8le--lmo.
N d ihe Stage viii stop at Mr.. Jo-
seph Gi!pin's Inn Wilmington, going
imp, every morning, where passengers
can taae seals.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-30

Total, s f7ol IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-14
FOR THE GAZETTE.

Having seen an advertisement, 10 the Ga
zctte, signed Stanisias, tending TO injure
Mr.. Bunel--as also one anonymously writ
ten, for the same purpose, ! last night
went to visit bis performance, and must ac-
knowledge That | never saw receptions
played OF more neat: the whole Of the
tricks were done in manner think it
impossible to excel, particularly the watches
and card; but above all, the conveying the
glove, reticnie and handkerchief 10 the
place appointed-the person appointed to
20 for them had actually left the theatre
FIVE or six minutes previous to the things
disappearing from the stage, and he posi-
lively found them at the place appointed,
which was done by lottery. l feel no he
station in saying that those advertisements
were put in for the purpose of injuring Mr..
Brunei, and to prepare the way for Mr..
Stanislas. FRIEND TO MERIT.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-14
LAST NIGHT.
THIS EVENING.
Philosophical Exhibition,
AT THE THEATRE.
MR.. B r UN Ell.

I. E4-aSSOCLaIE OF MIR. ST.a.NiSLyaS,
Has the honor toinlorm the ladies and gem
tlemen Of Alexandria and its vici-
nifty, that he viii give,
ON MONDAY EVENING, DEC. IA,
The last course of his exhibition, when will
be exhibited, among various other
feats, the following:
The Urn of Medicis The Mysterious
Orange; The Bird dead or alive; The
goddess Flora's Garden, or the Obedient
Pyramids-7this ingenious piece of mecha-
nism, which has been the admiration of all
the learned in Europe, the exhibitor Hatters
himself will be equally acceptable here
The Enchanted Handkerchief, or
Mysterious Illusion;
The incompatible column Of Rosback; the
Marvellous Pyramids Of Egypt; andother
experiments, too tedious to mention, which
will astonish the spectators.
GFAdmittance, Box fifty cents, Gallery
twenty 6ve-children half price.
Doors open at six O'Clock, and perform
ance TO begin at seven. Dec IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-14
Romulus Riggs's
EXCHANGE BANKING HOUSE,
AND
BROKERS OFFICE.

Bridge-street, Georgetown.
THlS is intended as permanent estab-
Il lishment, and the community will find
it one of the greatest conveniences in the
United States, and Of great public utility.
At this house the fair exchange on the diffe-
rent bank notesfrom every part Of the union
can at all times be had: Il is to be hoped
that, BY the operations Of this Office, the
community will get rid Of ahost Of ShiIocks,
Shayers, Secret and Running Brokers, who
infest the District, frequently proclaiming
the failure OF country solvent banks, for the
express purpose Of purchasing the notes Of
lsuch institutions at great discounts, Bust
ness under the following heads will be trans
acted. This establishment possesses funds
TO negotiate for any amount, and all BUSH
ness done for cash.
LIST. All bank checks, bills at sight, post
notes not due, and bank notes from all parts
of the United States, bought and sold.
ed. All notes, bills Of exchange, divi-
dends and interests, collected. and RENTED
according to orders.
Sd. The notes Of the United States bank
and all OF its branches received at par.
4th. Strangers, citizens, and others, NAV
deposit current money for safe keepiney-'
and If left for thirty days, or longer, will
receive at the iate Of six per cent. per an
mum for the same.
9Th. All business in the line of money
broker promptly attended to for a small
commission.
9Th. All southern and western traders,
bringing to the district large sums Of south
ern and western bank notes, can deposit
for safe keeping, and draw for the same as
may suit their convenience.
eth. Prompt attention paid to the orders
Of all respectable brokers and exchange Of
fees throughout the Emitted States-who
will please to favor me occasionally with
their rates of exchange on bank notes and
bills. Georgetown, Dec.9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-14
Fall Fashions.

MRS. MOONEY, opposite the post Of
lYl 6ce, ,Fairsx-sireet, has just received ,
from New York, per SCHOONER Dash, and
opened this1sy, her elegant assortment Of
winter fashions of the latest style plain
and figured velyets ostrich, vullure and
down leai!sers variegated silk and scarfs (;
artificial flowers elegant head ornaments.
And expects in few days large supply
of white Leghorn hats, turbans, caps, Grape
and muslin collars, figured ribbons, &c.
December u 81"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-14

A an SATURDAY, the 10th day OF Janu-
~ AIRY next, the following valuable pro-
perry will be offered at public sale:
]. A two-story brick tenement and 10.
of ground, on the south side OF King-street,
49 feet TO the west of Henry street; front
on king-street 25 feet, depth loo feet.
9! A vacant lot on the west side OF Fay
ette-streei, beginning at point eauidistant
from King and Cameron streets thence
north on Fayette-street rs feet 7 inches /;
thence west parallel TO King-st. to Payne
street; thence south on Payne street 76
feet z inches thence to the beginning.
5. A large two-s,cry brick warehouse, at
the intersectio. OF the north line Of King
street with the east side OF Fayette- street /;
III front Oh king-street 'l3 feet inches, on
Fayetle-slreet 100 feet TO ten feet alley {;
now occupied by James English.
1. A lot ON the east side of Fayette-st.
! ~ feet to the north OF king-st. in front on
Fsy.tte-s,reet 81 feet inches in depth
l25 feet 5 inches.
D. Two lois Of ground, formerly part Of
the estate OF The late Il. Conway, distin.
guished in the survey made for his execu-
tors by Nos. 20 and q; No. 60 situated OH
the north side Of Monigon,ery-s street, and
on the west side Of Columbus-street, con-
tanning one acre and 7-Sths; No 81 at the
intersection OF the south side of Montgo-
mery-stfeet with the west side of CpluH-
bus-sIreet, Continuing 5-l6th Of an acre.
~ he sale will commence at the Ex-
change Coffee House, at o'clock A. NJ.
As eacn piece OF property shall be struck
of, the payment will be required; and if
not made, tine property will ne immediate
ly resold, and the bid of the person so fail
ing TO make payment will not afterwards
be received.
BY order of the trustees.
p. g. MARSTELLER, Auct.
December IA mwiti6J
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-14
. - - q - -,

To the citizens Of The county Of Alexandria:
The late Grand Jury for the county Of
Alexandria, after having discharged the du.
ties judicially required of them, took ad-
vantage OF that assemblage of very re-
spectacle representation of the town and
county, to enter upon the consideration OF
the political condition and prospects Of the
community. As the community is at pre-
sent organized, the Grand Jury is the only
body ia which the common interests and
feelings of the people at largesare in any
degree represented, and therefore the most
proper for originating any measures of pub
lie Importance. The following resolution,
therefore, unanimously passed aud signed
by the members of the Grand Jury before
f.ry were discharged by the court,--if not
= certain indication OF the actual opinions
Of the peoplest large lis doubtless pre-
lnninSry measure Of sufficient authenticity
and importance, TO cali for the solemn de-
liberation OF The people; and renders il
the unquestiona5le duly of the committee
nominated by the Grand Jury to take the
sense OF the town and county upon the
question:
Resolution unanimously passed and signed
Byte GRIND Jury for Aierasdria conn
~, az November term, le..S.
The President Of the United States hav-
ing recommended to the consideration OF
Congress the situation and government OF
the district, and il appearing to all the per-
sons composing the Grand Jury for the
county OF Alexandria, that il is subject OF
high in,eTes. 10 the town ani county IL
Deing moreover their opinion that retro
cession OF this portion OF the District to the
staleo Virginia. w0nld, without conflict
inS with the constitutional motives which
established the seat Of government in this
District, best compori with the feelings,
rights, and int, "sts Of -the people Of the
county ID Is therefore Resolved, That the
folioa ing gentlemen be requested to act as
a committee Ia promote this measure, viz:
Walter Jones, Thomas Swami, James H..
Hooe, Robert |. Taylor, Thomson F. Ma
son, Francis Peylou, John Richards, Will
liam Minor, and Hugh Smith.
r. Psston, Hiiiam Minor,
Jtissb HoB.fan, b. Dainser6eid,
.5ae9o Morgan, a; Seh2gfsts,
!. H. H-Ge, High Smftl,
~ =. SSccHR, George Wise,
Robert Young, Ihomas Jacobs,
Charles I. Caiiett, r. Began,
.fesstan Keaas, James .NGuirc-
John Lloyd,
The eommiltce named in the above reso-
hnion OF the Grand Jury, respectfully re-
quest FULL aEETiNG OF tue citizens Of
lae tow and county OF Alexandria, al the
Courthouse, on Monday, the l4iA day Of
Decr,a6sr, at l2 O'Clock Of that day, in or
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-14
Engineer,D Department,

Washington, Dec. 2, 1913.
CEALED proposals will be received at
- this department until 9Sth February,
1919, for delivering at Old Point Comfort,
Chesapeake Bay. SO, 900 percbes OF Build
ing Stone, and 2ooo tons of White Free
Stone, Of the most durable quality: to be
delivered before the first day of January,
1921. (Signed) w. X. ARMlSTEAD,
Lieut.. Col. Commandant Engineers.
December 3 I'm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-14
Twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber on or
IL about the first Of September last, mu-
latto girl named Sally, about fifteen or six
teen years of age, long bushy hair, rather
thin 2isage, clothing not recollected, for
merly the property Of Mr.. John NJ lvor Of
this place. Whoever will apprehend said
slave and deliver her 10 me, or give infor-
nation to Mr.. II. Claggett, at the Washing
ton tavern, so get her, shall receive the
above reward. JOHN l.. AFFORD.
December finwif
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-14
Notice.

E,HE Stockholders Of the Farmers Bank
L of Alexandra are hereby notified that
an election of thirteen directors, for the en-
suing year, will be held at the Bank on
Monday the 4lh oil January next.
JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
.alerradrin, Dec. 5. mtht4J
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-14
Western Money.

(, A EFEW thousand dollars of Kentucky,
AiOhio, and Pennsylvania bank notes
for sale at liberal discount, well worth the
attention of drovers and others. Apply at
Hy Exchange Banking House and Brokers
Office, Bridge-street, Georgetown.
December 10 R0MULUS RIGGS,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-14
For. Sale,

A FEW casks of Messrs Murdoch, Yuille,
- Wardrop & Co.'s London particular
Madeira: also few bids. Il quarter casks
OF their London market--an excellent din
ner wine. Both are warranted pure as I'M
ported. WILLIAM HODGSON.
November wfmtlF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-14
For Boston & Portland.


En- The brig SUSAN, Capt. Wood
M& bury, will take freight el reasonable
terms, and commence loading in 8 days.
For Boston j. Portland,
~kAN The schr PLANET, Capt. Dyer,
&&a superior vessel, and will be ready
to take a cargo on board in few days. APP
ply to LAWRASON & FOWLE.
Who haee in store for sale,
loo pieces Russia duck
geo heavy and light Ravens do
lao white and brown sheetings
Zoo :. diapers loo do crash
30 chests young bysUn tea, OF the Clio.
thier and Benjamin Rush's cargo
90 pipes Holland gin, superior quality
20 French and Spanish brandy
10 puncheons windward island rum
pipes old Sicily Madeira wine
Pipes, half pipes, quarter, and halt
quarter casks Superior Old Madeira and
Malmsey wine, from the house OF keers y
Co. red to God
400 casks cut nails, assorted sizes, from
l5o boxes mould candles, super. quality
400 brown soap
60 barrels sperm oil
Boston and Chelmsford window glass,
Of all sizes
Bales of bafias. mamoodies aud flag
handkerchiefs
loo crates assorted Liverpool ware
so barrels macketl, in VIII. y hi. b5ls.
SO boxes soft shellet almonds
For Freight,
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ExsZSlSTERS, Capt. Bates, carries "a
bout Goo barrels, is now ready 10 receive a
cargo, on board, and will take d freight to
Bermuda or any southern port. Apply, as
above. Dec 4