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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-18
GAZETTE ID News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRrvAtss

TUESDAY, ArG.ii.
Ar. schr. Casco, Capt Gordon, % days from
Point-Petre, with molasses, to Hon. A. Clap
Left there, brig Almra, Dudley, for Castine in Is
days--brig Somers, Written, from Boston, dis
charging, -schr. Sally, Wheeler, from Castine
with two lighters along side, discharging, the
Sunday previous to the Casco's sailing--brig
Gen. Jackson, for Boston, discharging brig Ann
Maria, Patten, for Boston, in 6 days-brig Re-
becca, Stephenson, for Portland, in 30-schr.
Margaret, of Baltimore, for Havana, 10 days, in
balast--brig Elizabeth, Morrison, for Newbury-
port in 10 days-schr. Susan, Robinson, for Port
land, in 2O--schr. Portumnus, Fitch, for Newburn
N. G. in ID.
Markets for American produce very duli--and
molasses very high.
Also, sloop Maria, Pray, from Bath, for Ports
mouth, lumber and household furniture 18th,
schr. Relief, Baxter, from Dennis, in ballast and
Msllons-sloop Abby, Morton, from Boston, with
Sundy Merchandize-l3th, sloop Caty-Ann,
Blanchard, from Boston--schr. Rolla, Hubs,
from St. Andrews, for Philadelphia, with plaster
--sdAr. Two Sisters, Jordon, from Boston, for
sundry ports, with Oil for the lights.
FRIDAY, AUG. IA.
Ar. brig Francis, Capt. Brazier, 10 days from
Point Peter, with cargo of Molasses to Messrs,
Chadwick & Morton.--Left there, besides those
tcpoIleu ny Sdpt. Ootuoi.s uii5 IJuio, DDniiAos
of and for Newburyport in 40 days-schr. Dan
lei, Ropell, for Newburyport, in IS days, dis.
charging-brig Hardy, Goodrich, from IserO
Heognita, for Havana in days.-Molasses from
AZ to "a cents.
AUGUST l4.-Sloop Aurora, Thomas, from Bos.
ton. in ballast-15th, sloop Jefferson, York, from
Wilmington, in Ballast-sloop Jane, Chase, from
Lubec, for Lynn, with Lumber-l6th, British
brig Lord Melvill, Frazier, from Demarara, with
Coal. SUNDAY, AUG. 10.
Arrived ship Neutrality, Capt. Norris, 20 days
from Rum Key, with cargo Of Salt to Messrs.
Clap and Cobb.-Sloop -, Hatch, of North
Yarmouth, for Charleston, S. c. sailed two days
before the Neutrality.
August, l6.--Sloop Packet, Lowell, from Dos
ton, with Flour--sloop Josephs Stanwood, from
Boston, sandry merchandize-l7th, British brig
Beaver. Mabee, from Trinidad, with sugar, Rum
and Molasses, to II Smith, Esq.--sloop sotary,
stockman, from Boston, with sundry mercnan-
die.
CLEARAycEs.
Fereign-Cleared, August 18th, schr. Soion'
W;nslow, for the West lndies-brlg Eliza, Cru
by. for Gaadalonpe,-15th, brig Diligence, Jones'
for Havana---bng Levant, Hall, for the West IN
dies-brig Milo, Lunt, for ST. AadreWs-Os'-
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Tim0thu Pike. Es1r's. WiH.

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs of The
~ estate of TIMOTHY PIKE, late of West
brook, in the county Of Cumberland, Esquire,
deceased, and sl others concerned-thst
Charles Pike and Elizabeth Pike, has presented
to ne The subscriber, Judge Ct The Court of Pro
bate, within and for said county,sn instrument
purporting to be The las, will and testament oil
said decess ed, and hat the fourth "Wednesday
Of September mex, is assigned to teke. The Pro-
pate thereof, at Probate Court then 20 be held
Z, the Probate Office in Portland in said county,
at.ten o'clack IN the forenoon, when and where
they may be present and shew csuse. if any they
have. why tie same should not be proved. ap.
proved and allowed IS the last will and testA.
ment Of said deceased,
Given under my hand at Portland this eley.
enth day Of Angus, in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and eighteen
SAM. FREEMAN.
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John FareWell's Estate.

IN creditors Of the estate of JOHN FARE
WILL, late Of Portland, in the county OF Cum
land, Butcher, deceased. and al Others cor
cerned- That James Neal, admin strator de DO.
sis non of SAID estate has exhibited to me tbs
subscriber. Judge Of the cour, ct Probate,
vi hin and for said county, his first sccount OF
administration Of said estate; and that the
same will be considered 1t a Probs,e Court ic
be held q, the Probate Office in Portland, in
said county. on the second Wednesday OF Ser
TENDER next, at ten O'Clock in The forenoon,
when ard where they my be present and she y
cs4se, if any they have, why the same should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Portland, this welflh
day Of August in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and eighteen.
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TIME Installation THE Temple Lodge Of FREE
and ACCEPTED MAsONs viii take place
at Winihrep on thursday, the 10th day Of
September next The procession will move from
Mason,s Hall at ten O'Clock in The forenoon. TO
the Westinghouse. when an Address will Dc de-
livered by Brother DANIEL CAMPBELL. Alter
the close of the Public ceremonies, the Brethren
win return and partake Of . collation.. Worthy
Brethren OF the Fraternity are respectfully invit-
Cd IN attend, 49, Per Order,
PLINY HARRIS, Sec'ry r. 4.
Winthrop, Aug. 10. A. L. 1913.
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R01udOin COILege.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Executive
IN Government OF Bowdoin College will exam-
inc candidates for admission, on Thursday the third
day Of September next, at sir O'Clock, A. M in
Massachusetts Hall.
None will be admitted to examination, "who
do not produce satisfactory credentials OF good
moral character"
j. APPLETON, President.
N. b The Cambridge edition OF Horace is used
in this college. S
Brunswick, August IL. 1918.
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NEW oloucEsTra. Aue. IL, 10

NEW 0LoUcEsTEa. Aua III, 1873.
yx1H9REAs the Ovesfeers of the Poor Of the
w town of New GloucsQer have agreed with
me and I have. undertaken TO iupporf Josah
ssench6eld, town paper ,ftcm The S day of May
1873, till May s. 1879 and whereas the faid
Jofiah has abfconded and left me. rhis is to for
bid ali perfons bar boring or truftng said JoGah
!, am determined TO pay no e1pence thar may
arife on his account after this date
THOMAS JOHNSON.
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THE ianfcriber hereby gives public notice 20 Ill
: caneerned, has he has been du.y appointed
and taken upon himfelf the trusf Of Admiailrzior
on the sitzie Of AMOS KNOTT, ale of Falmouth
10 the county Ct Cumberland YeomaD, deceAieds
BY giving bond a The law directs--He thsrefors
requels al perfons Who are indebted 70 the laid
deceased enzse 70 make immediate paymest 4
ADD those who have any demands shueon % exc
hibit the fame to EpHRAlh KNOTT,
Eslmouth, Aag ~, lCe
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Substitute for a Ionn Bull.

I HERE having been much com lsint about the
indece and untuy actions Of cows in the
lree,s 10 town, the fu5scriber has 10 keeping ,
arpe half blooded Engifh BULL which viii cure
hem Of fuch actions for rs cents each. Apply to
JOSEPH WILSON 81, nesr ,he observatory.
Acg 10
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The Catskiu Recorder states, that the Cos
pei OF st. Mark has been translated into the
Mohawk language by the late celebrated In
dian Chief, Brandt; and the Gospel of ST.
John by. Capt. NoRros, Of Upper Canada
aud the American Bible Society have ordered
an edition of 1000 copies of each, 10 be pub
lished and distributed among the six nations.
Emigration. flood If emigration to
this country does not appear to have suffered
the least abatement. The number of those
who are daily arriving in this 6 asylum for
oppressed humanity" is almost incredible.
We have seen list given, in some of the pa
pers, of the vessels which arrived al five OF our
different ports IN the short space of two weeks
ending July 81, and Of the number Of emf
grating passengers which each brought out.
They amount to eighteen hundred and serenity
all precious patriots, by this time, no doubt.
Amusk melon weighing fourteen pounds elsp-
en- ounces, from Mr.. Thomas Terrance's garden
at Montreal, has lately been sent as present to
gentleman in this city striking proof OF the
favorableness of the present season, and the pro-
gress of hortic ulture.-Qtebec pa.
limo one appears to relieve the anxiety OF our
correspondent by solving the following question,
before our next, we shall endeavor to do It our
selves, aud thus secure the premium------ii any
be given.
Questioa-Why do white sheep eat more
than black
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n 1ERTED

N HI FsJEJJ, !.
In Camden. by the Rev. John III. Ingraham,
Mr.. Simon Hunt, to Miss Hannah B. Rogers,
both of that place.
In Hallowell JoHN w. MELLES, Esq. of N
Yarmouth, to Miss ELEANOR b. WILDE daugh-
ter of the Hon Judge WiIde.--On the 10th inst.
Mr. JAMFs HussEY, to Miss SUSAN MAYO, both
of Hallowell.
In Alfred, Mr.. Jacob Wakefield, Jun. to Miss
Sally Smith.
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I HE tubfcriber hereby sivss public notice TO ali
concerned thar he has been day appointed
and taken upon him4elf the trust of Asrlinistrzos
Of he eaaxe Of GEORGR LINCOLN, ate OF
Frseport.. in the county Of Cumberland Woman.
deceaied, BY giving bond a. the isw directs He
ther efore requells al pers ns VIII are ndsbfed to
tie sz:d decelleds eilate TO make immediate pay
uent and those who have any demands thereon.
10 exhibit the fame to 0EOROE LAPHAM =
freeports Aug. l7.isls.
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NOTICE.

TIKI Members of the " EASTERN SOCIETY
&c. are notified, that their Annual Mesiing
will be holden in the Colleges Chapel At Bruno
wick on the Cd of September next, tCsmm<1ss~sssl
At s O'Clock A NJ. VIM links. SsrssoyS.
Bottom, Aug. IS, 1919. -.
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NOTICE.

I,HE Trustees Of Bowpoyn CoLIRoE srs here
By notified. thar their Annual Meeting will be
holden at Brunsvisk, on TUESDAY. sbs f,n day
IF Sspstsbv asss, 1t 10 clock. A. M in the Col
ege Library. VIM JkNks,
Secretary Of he Board
Boston, AuSuff t8th, 1878
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Bondoin College.

NOTICE il hereby given. thar Rated meeting
~ of the Board of Overfeers of Bowdoin College,
will be held in the College Chapel in Brunswick.
on Tuesday, the 6rt day Of september next. At ten
o'clock 10 the forenoon.
JOSEPH MKEEN.
B.uuswick Aug. 10, 1873.
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NOTICE.

a 0RBEABLY TO an Act of Congre" eaab
~ lifhng new Collection Diiirict which in
cudes al the Ports aud Harbours on the Weiiern
fhore Of the Penobfcot bay and River. from the
town of Camden 20 the town of Bangor both
inc'u6ve-- Notice il hereby given tina, he Cuiiom
Is efiabiiihed q Befa the Port of entry for iaid
Diifrict, and ali Mafiers and owners of fhips and
vessels going from and arriving within faid dis
trict. viii govern themselves accordingly
Csasw HoSss. Bslfsa I n IANR c,,..sr
Asrsh s 8i0 4
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Peucinian Society Of BoWdoia
College.
1.-THE members are notified chat their annual
i meeting will be holden at the Lecture Room
Massachusetts Hall. Brunswick, Oh Tuesday, Sept.
ist at O'Clock p. NJ.
At4 O'Clock an Grafton by John Eveeth A. NJ.
and Poem by Rob't r, Dunlap, A. b. will be
pronounced in the Meeting House.
BENJA. RANDALL, Cores. Sec,y.
bath, 18th. August, 1913.
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THE frbfcsibes hereby gives pablo noaiee to
il All concerned. that be has been duly an
pointed ADD taken vpon hiUlfeif the run Of
Administrator CO the efaie a. PAUL STEVENS
late Of New Coueeaer in tie county of Cuuber-
land Heoman deceafed, by giving bond as the law
directs-He therefore requefls all perions who are
indebted TO tina said deceaseds ella,e to make I'M
mediate payment AID thofe who have any de-
mands shsreon to exhibit the tame %
WA. STEVENS.
New Ccucener Aue. e 1873
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THE fublcrbsr hereby gives public notice to
! all concerned. tina, Che ha. been duly appoia-
ted and taken upon herself the ,rua Of adminls-
trasrix Of the eaats of BENJAMIN ROLFE,
iase Of Portland in he county o. Cumberland.
mariner decsaied. b, giving bond a the law di.
rects--she therefore rsquefss all perions Who are
indebted 20 the faid decealeds eitze to make i'm
mediate payment; and lhofe who have any de-
mands thereon, 20 exhibit he fame 70
NANCY ROLFE or
DUDLEY CAMNdETT Js,
Portland, Aug, " 1878
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rTO be fold Al, public vendue on the prsmifes
! near the New Meeting Houis in North Var
mouth, by order of the Circui, Court Of Common
Psen-The whole of the Real Effate of JOHN
HUMPHREY late of faid North Yarmouth,
gentleman, dsceafed, eonsfsing Of Dwelling
Houfe. one acre and rods Of Land, aud half of
Pew in the Baptia Nesting House on Monday
the 7sh day OF September nexs st2 ociockin
AFTERNOON BY the fublcribers petitioners, to make
tale of lai6 e0ate JOHN PITTEE
MARY ANN PITTEE.
North Yarmouth, Aug. IL, 1918.
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-
Mr.. BEAsLY, the American Consul at
How're, has informed bis fellew citizens in the
U. S. that in consequence of exactions at
that port on American vessels, he has estab-
lished at his Office, special department,
where the business Of the custom house may
be transacted without being subjec, to these
exactions.
a pleasant Employment.-A person in New
York addresses himself " to the ladies' and
gentlemen Of the city," 10 the following mod
ish style Of advertising
Benjamin Tliiin, bug destroyer, { from
London, oegs leave to offer his services to all
those who are troubled with those nocturnal
invaders OF their rest. His prices win be low,
and method etfectual, aaving been 40 gears IN
s0nstans practise -
IN. B. Reference as to character can be
haa.n
ne Auctioneers Of Philadelphia paid to the
so s,s o. Pennsylvania, during the last quarter,
eos,Ooo dollars and 50 cents.
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cLEARAscEs.

Fereign-Cleared, August 18th, schr. SCION
W;nslow. for the West Indies--brig Eliza, 1ru
bv. for Guadaloupe,,-15th, brig Diligence, Jones
for Havana---bng Levant, Hall, for the West IN
dies big Milo, Lunt, for st, AndreWs-Osi
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Adam LYNN

gIAS received from Liverpool, via
II Baltimore,
WaIdron's prime grain X grass scythes
Hoe, traces, shovels and spades
Frying pans. anvils, vices
Wrought nails and spikes
And has also on hand large and gene
raj assortment of hardware cutlery, ia
paaned, brass, plated aod fancy goods,
which he offers for sale on accommoda
tine terms april e3-- thstu
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Burr Milestone Making.

VNIE subscriber wisEes to inform his
4 fiends and The public, that he has
on hand good supply of the frst quality
Burr Blocks. His shopiS near Coi.Pey-
TONS store. where he Can supply all Mil
ia-s at the shortest notice with first rate
Mil tones. and which he wi warrant
a al il not superior {" any in the United
states and will s,Il them at tie a,os' re-
duced 3rices-'he craftsmanship superior
20 any il the dStric'.
Der.l ROBERT GLENN.
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Proposals

ENOR Publishing b. Subscription, and
II now reads for the press. series OF
historical! volumes, which when finished
will assume The title of
Universal History .fn'eracanised;;
Or. an tis'r. ical view OF
Europe. Asia, africa and .am'riea,
from the earliest reco ds to the nineteenth
cen.ury-with a particular reference TO
t,e state OF society. literature, religion,
and form Of government in the United
States Of America.
ET DAVID RAMSAY, ". D.
Sc life ia so short and time so valuable,
tina it were happy for US il all great
works we're reduced tn their quintes-
sence." Sir Hitl,am Jones.
PROSPECTUS.
ASIA.
The hsia.ic part Of this work contains
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-01

Teas and China.
z AIMING from the schr HlIan, cap
A ta,a Hand. and for sale bv
LAWRASON 4 F0WLE,
5 chests Young Tyson
95 catty boxes Of gunpowder, imperi.
al and young hyson teas, o. seven TO
fourteen pounds each
100 canisters Of imperial, OF . lbs,each
IS boxes tea setts-china
5 do. cups and saucers, Of S00pie-
ccs each-Tte London Traders Car
60, Just imported.
10 bags pePDer
ALSO FOR SALE,
The cargo OF schnr. Venus, consisting Of
SOS casks fresh rhomaston lime
10000 feet lumber apri. II
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For Sale,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
DR.. DEANS
Genuine Vegetable Rheumatic
PILLS,

So celebrated in New-Eng!and for the
manv remarkable cures which they have
wrought, some of which are particuia-
rized in the papers OF directions, where
many thousand boxes are used annually
to general satisfaction.
These pills are recomT ended BY men
IF the first characters in the state Of Mas
sachuSetts.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
January &C
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London Hats.

TIVE subscriber has just received and
Il offers FIR sale, at his Hat Store, on
kins-straet, one dOor west of Roval-st
l case Of first quality London made war
raGtrd lat, which lac will sell IN good
terms SAML Ii. HARPER.
a',r:l
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iannlGg and CuYra ng

EaSEFH H..SrON continues to car
~ on the above business at his did
stand in Prince street, between Water
and Union streets, where he will be al
Ways ready to execute orders in his line
with nromptne>s and le.patch.
lie keeps constantly on hand large
assortment Of
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Sales at Y endue.
On evera Tuesday and Friday,

On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
1t the Eendue Store, corner OF Prince
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c:
PARTICULARS of which will be expressed An
the bills of the day.
~ All kind of goods which are on
imitation and the prices of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
md purchased at the lowest limitation
md prices.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
November u
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN
4L.H4NACS, for 1918,
January &c


4LH4NACS, for 1918,
IUSr published and for sale by the
s gross, dozen or sing lie one.
ByJOHN A. STEWART,
JVho has on hand,
a large stock OF writing and letter paper,
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
men.., PRAYER books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established rell-
giovs works Of merit. !. general assert
ment OF
School Books,
Among which are. the Greek and Latin
Classics. Diiworth's, Webster's, Hsvor's,
Conley's, Murray's. Columbian and Phi
lsdelphia spelling books, Murray, Web.
stsr's. Ashes and Com!ey'' grammars,
Nurray's Primer. Introduction, Reader.
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book.
Ha;r's Reading Exercises. New Intro
Juct;on to Reading, New York Reader.
NJ. |, 9 and S, Sea rs Lessons, Ep-
6eld,. Speaker, GoId'nith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webster's Selection.
American Speaker, DOdsley's and Crox
all's Fables, Blair's Grammar Of Chemis-
trv. O'Neai's and WilIet's Geography,
D;lvorth's, Tuior's, Jesse's & Jaudon's
Arithmetic, Jnhnson's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc etc. together with a large stock Of
Law. History aud Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed libe-
raj discount. hugust 81
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Confectionery

4 NTHONY KALE respectfully in
N forms the ladies and gentlemen Of
Alexandria, that he has opened Confec-
tionary Shop. on King-street, one door
below Mr.. Bloxham's, where he constant
ly keeps on hand all kinds Of cake, cor
dials. candies, fruit, nuts, &c.
Country merchants can be supplied
with the above articles by wholesale IN
the NEST reasonable terms, and parties
with all kinds of cake at one days notice.
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p. s 3. GeOghegan,

p. s 3. Geoghegan,
MOROCCO LEATHER UgACTC2ERS,
city Of Washington,
"SPECTFULLY inform The work
so ers and consumers Of the ABOVE az.
rc;a, that they have succeeded Mr.. John
lawrence in hi. Morocco establishment.
,ui from an experience Of twenty year,
IN the above business, flattrr themselves
ey sill b. able 30 produce a minufac-
u. equal to any in the United States.
They viii keen constant supply oil
Morocco of srery color,
suitable fnr GA rhnak-rs, hatters, shoe
makers and binders.
Panctusl attention paid TO the compile
ton of orders from either town or cuun-
tTv.
Fine and coarse wool NAV also be hal
Al their manuiact>ry, st the lowest ma T
KIT rice. a"ril 20
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| prize of 80, 600 dolls

If 81 200, aof 10 coo, 5 OF 0OO,Sc.
Commences dra,rins in June merit, am
wt!t be completed in treipe days
DRAGGING only.
Present price IF tickets, IS dollars.
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Bank Stock.

= WISH TO purchase 60 shares FAR
A MERS' BANK STOCK, or three
o. four thousand Dollars in the Banks OF
Alexandria or Potomac.
JAMES S. SCOTT.
January %
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For Freight,

"a The >loop NLONZ0, ACors
sEESSe 3lrnes master. burt'len 400
ts. bs~rels, will take freight for
SS2lG R,nln Island o. Boston, and
Be- ready in one we < % receive cargo.
ARMY ~ JOHN l. Nbi' q 70
Who have received per sard Schr and
OFF, for sale,
- ca,ks cut nails, assorted sizes aud
IuDcrlo quality
500 Goshen cheese
I5D bu.hels ro'a,acs
Few keys butter
anil IN
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STOMACHIC BfTTERS.

These celebrated bitters are composed
purely of vegetables of the mo innocent,
yet specific virtues. and ave Infinitely
superior to any thing yet discovered. for
restoring weak aod decayed constitu-
tons, destroying WORMS, clear sing and
strengthening the stomach, INCREASING
the appetite. and by the frequent use
of them, they are certain preventive
against those complaints so common in
the spring and tall seasons, such as H..
termirtent fevers, and sgue', long Au-
tumnal feYers, rtsenteries, &c. They
are also OF infinite service to those in the
seaIariug line, who make long voyages at
sea, and are exposed to unhealthy cIi-
mates;a preventive against contagious
disorders-ihey are also very pleasant
bitter and are particularly recommended
Tor the use of Tavel IS anu Public houses,
as well as private families.
March : swGm
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For Freight OF Chartcr,

rEs The f. I sailing cupperNd
E9SEAPaiIadelphia built ship BSV-
- 5E.sS SEY, captaia FOrt"scne, bur
S7>s1I& tlra ssh ,nnS, will b. in rea-
a;res> for the reception of cargo IN
few days. For terms amply TO
april 20 FIX. ADAMS Jr.
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Leather,

If as various qualities AS can be found il
anv shop in the District-which he vii
dispose OF at very low prices fm cash.
II mo 6 II
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Edward T. Cooke.

At .rET n # l. II W,
an AVING established himself Eau
IA quier Court House, with view Il
practise in the counties Of Fauqu!er ana
Culpepar. tenders ms professional ser'i-
ceS TO the public.
March Sc d2m
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For Freight.
For New Orleans.

For New UfItans,
ks Tn. stau. ch b q Hunter,
- sEs> jain Grinnalds master re
SSIES gular packet in the trade,
.ESs,-ssGG will sail on the 10th May.
Far freight or passage (haviDg good &C
camnol'tians) apbly to the ma,.er on
hard, a; Merchants wharf, or 10
THOMAS JiNNEY q CO.
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