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&c be sod ny order Of tie Circuit coIFf "a
1 Common Rieas for the County Of Canheriaui,
At toe house Of MIR. TsfA "a SlaosTos in Po-
iand 10 said County o. Wedns day ne soustesoth
day az July re1t = fweivr o. ok nnol. all the
real e.a,e of WILL M Two McLY late of Pc-
and. afore,ssa. yecmzr dsces ed stng Of
evenly two screi Z. lzna VIII hni'1ags therson.
.i,uats IL rsid Pol4p3. foF The pHsmeaf Of tas
iuG deots CT said d:cs2.sd, and inc'dsnta charg's
Dated ,h;. trEnty rin h tav W JOns u
- roiLT r"oNasIY han'n'-iif''' !ssj
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much liberty as the state of society viii admit
Of Indeed we believe il will be attended
with no good, aud apprehend much evil from
the proposed ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the state
and we DO not hesitate, therefore, in declaring
ourselves decidedly opposed to ihe measure
at the present period. In this we are sup
ported by the opinions Of some Of The best
men in the District. And we hope and trust
they will nor suffer any concern OF a private
nature al tbst busy season TO deter them from
attending The polls on the fourth Monday in
July 10 express their firm and decided disap-
probation of the measure. Nevertheless, IS
we differ from many whose opinions we are
bound 10 respect, we do not feel ourselves at
!ibarty entneIy 10 deny them hearing--and
nave for this reason concluded 70 reserve for
the use Of our polit cal friends who differ from
US on tins great question, The frs page Of the
Gazette, exclusive of advertisements. till the
question is decided. Although we cannot ex-
pect this arrangement Will meet the approba-
lion fall, yet we hope it will give offence 10
none.
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THE subscriber has removed his SCEO II. from
COurt Street, 10 q more convenient and more
central situat0n al the foot IF FFee~NfTeet the
BRIcK House formerly occupied by Mr.. ihomss
Webster. TIE Masters and Misses are provided
with separate apartments, and inst uotion is given
ia all the usual branches Of Acadenic6 studies
The fourth quarter commences tuesday, the
sixth Of Jniy-1GiiiOn from sir 10 Ten Dollars per
quarter. StBA SMlTH, Jr.
Portland June 20.
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NOTICE is hereby sven to the nonresident
~ proprieiors snd owEecs Of the following lois
Of land lying in the toYl Of Harrison in the County
Of Cumberland that they taxed in the wear 1916
{ 0 the State Town and County, and Highway, and
County TaE for 1917. in bills committed TO tbs
cDhserihar "a collect az follows -.
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In Boston, Mr Isaiah Thomas, Jun, bookseli-
eT, aged Al.
In Lancaster, Hubbard Wilson, Esq. At
torney at Law, aged 26.
On board the sloop -, in the Potomac Riy-
er, on the 5th inst, Capt. William Chase. OF
North Yarmouth, in the 55th year of his age.
in this town, Mr. John Hamilton, aged 49,
DIR Dudley Cammet, aged 20.
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To orr 4dptrtising friends.

OF IN order to afford the workmen in this
Office an opportunity of uniting in the celebra-
ton Of our National .Anntpersary, il is requested
that our advertising friends would hand in their
favors as early Saturday merit as circumstances
will admit of.
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THE SEASON

4 Farmer, in the Daily Advertiser observes
- Etrawberrie5 are hne beyond example
Gooseberries are eomcWhat blighied-t hsrres
very much -Iear trees, as before Observed are
almost without fruit. The prospect Of apples,
as predicted, is rot above medium. Garden
vegetables most luxurant, though rather late
Potatoes very fine. The crops ofgrass, we think,
viii moi prove % great a. people nave anticipated
The year will net prove in this respect more
prolinc than the last, though the prices may 60
down, as the stock or lsst years hay on hand
.Sas much greater than usual.
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fouisonis Advertiser contains a Proposed Mem
or1ai to Congrfss, TO make az effort to abolish in
the code OF nations The practice OF pFiyateeFins.
~ he s2Brsa az The late wsF 5siVssr =. Br-s-
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House .fies.--These troublesome little insects
NAV be >ffectually destroyed without the use of
poison. Take half a tea spoon fnll of black pep
per in powder, one tea spoon full Of brown sugar
and one table spoon full of cream, mix them well
together, and place them in room on plate
where the flies are troublesome. and they will
soon disappear.
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"s would aot lie nndnrstood rs the course
nave marked cut for the conduct of the
'<e'ie between This aud the fourth Monday
so'y, to Iniimsle that sny change OF senii-
"a has been wrought in usr-No, sc still
Sc ihe subject Of SEPARATION to be a meas
.Sa'ch 'sas originated BY few Who ars
re q 'be dali pursuits Of private lie n
''e express purpose OF creating Offices
~ 'dey have an inar iinaie desire to Eli.
- any regard to the interest OF the Dis
-'aa' little o. no good vi'i be likely to
Il ne dissolution Of or preseE; happy
lNe'''n wiih Observation-Disclosures orr ay-
'1S ''''''t be greatly increased, without
- d'stsnt prospec; If getting 50 gcod
II . COOL tdussas those by which we are
4 s'Yfpsd. whia5 h2PPilF asoFt Hs IS
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Mr.. Niles 10 mis- highly valuable Register,
speaking OF failures. gives the following report.
have heard ofone man, who failed for more than
half million, whose private wine vault, as il
stood al the time Of his bankruptcy, was e7ti-
mated 10 have cost Linn 1000 dollars.
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ii rare chance for a good Bargain.

Il rare chance fOy a good Bag an.
WILL. be exchanged for good Pan in The
w Country two DWELLING LOU - in
PortIsud one Of them siruaed in ceoteg7 part
of the town witha good oi If and. and ne 9TH
er 10 the back par, # the town hasa arse of of
land AIso o1e STORE vel SIT ed in lie cen
ter of he town, sud i as good and fer Bueiness
Is sry ia Portaod, with Or w,hou he stock
Al or part of which viii he eicha0esd for
good Farm. in sbs coun'-y 07e siuated ~ the
Po., road, where there N Chs be chance ~ tr3le
xou'd be preferred Ezquire at ,he Gaze c CGce.
Portland, June %, .8te CIV.
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Uness said taxes with all intervening charges
are paid 10 me the subscriber on or before Saturday
the twenty first day al August txt, q MUCH og
said los IF land as viii pay tie same. will Be sold
at Public Auction At J .aEs SAMsoN's Dwelling
House, Harrion, u one O'Clock, r. ". on eaid
day. JACOB ERsFRSON.
June t6 n. 1918
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NOTICE..
FOR SALE,

DY the Subscriber at his STORE Had Of III.
ID combs iFharf Forc-s'rset
IA Hogsheads and l2 Barrels of the FIRST
quality Of American Gin, distilled il Connecticut.
--fIaD-
CORDAGEo Of all sizes Patent or Common
aid.--All orders for this article viii be promptly
attended TO and furnished at The shortest notice
either by The gang or smaller qnantty.
THOMAS CROSS.
June %, 1919.
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Private School.

THE suoscrioer's Summer Quarter, fcr the in
= s.rustion Of young Master. aud Misses, will
commence the first Tuesday in July next.-Tui-
ti9a, "a a Quarter Stationary found for SO cents
N. LORING.
Portland. June %. 1919.
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Agricultural Society Of Maine,
The Board Of Trustees of this Society is
requested to meet on FRIDAY july 3Qth, al
O'Clock A. M. at the North Reading Room p
H aRewelI, on special business
s. s. Wilde Jr.
Z. GiIlet,
John Davis
r. H. Gardiner,
June 81. John Merrick.
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ain and the ". 5. says the memorial) thousands
of people were licensed by the two governments
to commit just such acts of injustice, depreciation
and violence, as those for which pirates are hang
ed in time ofpeace; and it imputes TO the prac-
tice of prirdteertng many of the crimes for which
muititudes Of our fellow beings are sentenced to
the gallows. The well known sentiment Of DIR.
Franklin on this odious and wicked custom is quo
ted in the memorial that philsr 'ropic states
man had stipulation against rn..-a .ring intro
duced into treaty which r ted with
the King of Prussia
Earthquake Letters fro Thomas.
inform, that The city of Carsc bad been
visited by another earthquake, lioh drs-
troyed several houses, and few lives
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OR,-S0nefbtng % please emery 6odgT-
WHIcH y,il take place THIS EFEttNG, Iues7
2ay Jaar 2oth---when will be presented ths fo.-
lowing
Re:dations, Songs S,c.-PARr |.
Recitation Two am, II Prize. by .HT- HI
frns. --CoE,ic Sony Major Macpherson, NJ The
Lover Sighted. ny Mr. Brcy.-isc fI'ton--Sops
they pathetic Tale OF Mary, tHa Maid olthe Inn,
by Hrs williamsburg ~ w fo's Farewell
or No ny love w, BY Mrs. Psljy.--Coms song
The Origin OF Oij B.cheIcF by Pr. Bray.
PART H.---C01aic Song Patty Pua, AID her
Two Sweeihear,s, by nr, WiEiioms, - aseati0n-
Alexander Feas', or the Power Of Music. by Hr.
Pei6y. S0ag--liail lovely Rose. by Hrs. Brdy--
Comic Song-Cspt. Waite and SIS Roe by mr.
Bray,-A fagoUyite DIR, (As sung by Majane Cat
alan wiki carnations on The Fioie, c1 ap1seL aad
70 be pc formed by s;gHoT Czt1.--9 most cele-
5rsted performer on that Instrument.
PART TF.-SoHe-Miss Briakle, by Ers.
Pei5y.---Conic Snng-- W hat Woman T. ike. hv
mr.. .--RsciidteR-A pathetic Address, CAL
Ell Monroe and Union.--S0ag---Lo Love sounds The
Trumpet Of Joy. by airs, BrGy.-rtomie Song
Honey and Mu>tbTl, or the Ghust Of M Wfe by
.Er. BraF. The whole of lie SONGS, viii be ac-
compauied the Violin By S gaor OstiEehEe.
GFTIcKErs, al 80 eTlis eack, 10 be Ind az me
Bar Of Col. BuRNHAM,s Hotel, md e Mrs. Cur
TER. az Union He'll Doors opened az hGlPa
Seven, and commences az Eight o'cLost precisely.
Portland, June e.
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dissolution Of Partnership.

THE Co-pa tner~lIip heretofore existing under
the firm Of 3 4RB1UR & LINCOLN, is this
day dissolved BY mutual c0n'eRt-As persons hav-
Ing demands or who srs ,nhebted, are requested 20
call on RoYAL LINCOLN. Jr. for an adjustment.
JOSEPH BARBOUR.
EOXiL LIGCOLE, Jr.
June %, 1918.
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An effectual method to remove the lime which
oongeals in tea kettles from frequent boiling wa
ter in them: Take one fourth of pound of
Spanish whiting, put 1t in kettle when full OF
water, and boil it for one hour, until the lime
is removed,
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TINE FRA of LAWRASON & FOWLE, Of
L Alerdndriq, being dissolved BY he death u
Mr.. LGUrason--WM, FOWLE has taken into Coz
partnership Mr.. Henry niINGERFIELD, and will
continue the business under the irm OF
WILLIAM FOWLE &. CO.
Alexandra, June 10 1919.
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When the first page Of this days paper was
put to press the Official Act relating to the Sepa-
ration had not been received, consequently we
were under the necessity Of publishing il as it
appeared in the last Argus. We have since com
pared it with the true copy and find that in The
first section and first condition, instead of whist
follows after the colon in the 18th line from the
beginning Of the paragraph, TO the period which
follows the word SdohliSetts, in the 10th line
Of the same paragraph it should read thus
: For which purposes, and for the maintenance
ofits rights, and recovery of its lands, the said
Commonwealth shall be entitled TO all other
proper and legal remedies, and may appear in the
Court of the proposed State and in the Courts Of
the United States, holden thel Gins
In the tffh condition OF the first section, after
the word otherwise in the 9th Ii ne from the com
mencement Of the paras~ aph, the following SEN
tense is there omitted -
And for this purpose shall obtain the assent
of said indians s nd their releate TO this Com
monwealth Of CLAIMS and stpulstions arising I'M
der the treaty At present existing between the
said Commonwealth and said Indians
The Act we have published does not o her
wise differ from that which finally passed except
in few instances where different words have
| been substituted, implying the same thing.
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Potcey offhs British Parlidpeai.-The follow
ing advertisement appeared in the West Brton, a
paper published at Truro, in the + free and indie
pendent county Of Cornwall"
" 10 Gsnftesa9n oftGYtups.-An two gentle
men, who gould wishto secure seats at the next
parliament, play be accommodated at the Dor
5ugh of LancesiOn. There are but ffteen votes,
majority eight. All letters, directed for A. B. to
be lett at the Exeter post Office, will be duly al
tended to, Jan. q, 1892
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Trainings the last eight or ten days
we nave witnessed the progressive Improvement
in military tactics Of the several uniform compa-
MES IN this town-and We must do them The JUS
tice to say that in correctness Of discipline and
elegance OF dress, we have not seen them excel
ed in any part oftha Commonwealth. They are
indeed all that we look for in regular troops
But whilst we bestow our appreciation of their
general department, we must be permitted TO
suggest an improvement which the safety Of our
citizens loudly demands. We allude to the prac-
tice OF firing IN the public Streets. 1t ia attend
ed with no beneficial effects, but endansers the
lives of the inhabitants, We understand an in
stance occurred last week, an which lad ia
Of our public streets had ball shot through the
nstep of his shoe into the top of his foot, leaving
a severe fs IN wound Had it varied its course
but one incl it would probably have made Grip
pie Of the lad for life. 1t is not pretended that
there was any evil intended, but still as it expos
es the lives of the bystanders, we hope the prac-
tee will be bandoned.
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UNION HALL.
AmusemeniS, MordI u Enteftat"

fng.
A Detachment from The Roiion Ccnr1n5 n
"A. Comedians being on the'r way ~ HaA''oeh,
respectfully Offer TO the Lad and Gentlemen oi
Portland. an EVENINGS Entertainment, under
A.. 49,.
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We understand that on Wednesday Egening,
tie 7h Of july nert, an Address before the Peace
Society Of MGln- is to be delivered at theMeeting
House OF tbe first Parish in this town By sIMoE
GREENLEAF, Esq After which Contribution
will be received TO aid the design of the Society.
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WiLham 1n.cmblu's Estate.

fIoRArio sotlHaArE, ResF.
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VfRIETY,

OR,-Sonetbtng % please emery 5ody--
WHrcr r,il take place fHIS ETEtING, Taes-
lay. Jaar a9th--when will be presented the fa.-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-04
4 NeM-Year's Gift.
no GRAY HE.4DED LNIQUITT

TO GRAY HEADED LNIQUIIT
ENHE only notice that | shall stoop totske
4 OF tie impotent publication of JoHN
THOMAS RlcKETrs, is to recall TO the recol-
lection Of the public the printed letter of
recar,ation written by him 10 the late firm
of THOMSON & FEITcH, of this town, in
December. 1900. begging pardon for the
wanton and unjus;ifable abuse and obloquy
heaped by him on those gentlemen. 70
use coarse epithets, even when merited, |
dislike but Ricketts, stands there recorded
rot ne honorable" man he is pleased to
,ie s;gnate ne, for he then hacked out most
-,ititnIly. That blot in his scutchcon is ne
ser 10 be erased.
hIy partner, Mr.. Fitzhugh, has gone on
business to the southwark. | understand
that il bis intention to apply for redress to
jhe laws 81 his country, when the outrage
he Colnniaedon that young gentleman will
nv decided b. q jury do not say by the
I.FERS of Ricketts,, for they are not to be
fonod in tie district. Ii is really rieketty
subject to deal with.
ALEXANDER HENDERSON.
f.pltarv 4 81
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THE copartner.hip of Doctors thornton
l T. Broom having been dissolved by
the death of the senior srtner, the survi-
vor deems it respectful to the friends of
the late firm TO solicit a continuance OF their
patronage.
IT, the surgical department Of his profess
sion he has for several years devoted corsi-
derable attention, am filters himself that
his assiddity has enabled him TO render the
same services to surgical patients which
they have been accustomed to receive from
his late partner.
OF the medical department, which, has
been almost entirely allotted to himself, he
deems it unnecessary 10 say more than that
he will be happy to receive the commands
of his friends as heretofore, and will endca-
vor to justify their confidence by all the
means in his power. He continues to oc-
cupy his former Office in the front room OF
Doctor Thornton's late dwelling house, on
King street.-His own dwelling house is
on St. Asaph street, between Prince and
Duke streets. wfmtf Dec %
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Constablcs Look Ont.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REW.4RD.
dan AWAY from The subscriber, living
4 Z near the Falls Church, Fairfax coun-
ty, Virginia, on the 10th Inst. negro man
named Henry Tuxen, about g or "a years
OF age, thick, well set fellow, about 5 feet
3 or 9 inches high, very black. full face,
has large mouth and thick lips: he has lost
one front tooth from his upper jaw, ana is
slow in speech. He had on when he left
home short grey cloth coat, black Cloth
Dantaloons, much worn, an old drab cloth
grea. coat. and an old fur hat. with a black
scarf around it. He is good cook, and Is
fond Of being in kitchen. He is a smart,
sensible ieilgw. ami may change his clothes.
He formerly belonged to Richard Washing
ton, deceased, and was bis waiter. He has
mother and other relations living at Mr..
John Washirgton's, Jefferson county, Va.
and also at Mount Vernon, and in Alexan-
dTia. In all probability he may be endea-
yoring to get to some of the northeru states.
itsa,d fellow istaken and secured in jail,
so that get him again. 100 miles from
home, Twill give 100 dollars, if so miles,
30 dollars, and il 25 miles, or any shorter
distance, 80 dollars.
I Dec II JOHN A. S0MMERS
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10 the Public.

4 AM sorry that should be obliged, so
g. soon after my residence in this town,
thus to make an appeal 10 the public but
my reputation having been aspersed by a
person wifi whom have been but slightly
acquainted. in vindication OF which shall
give plain statement of facts. a few
Gays ago J happened TO be in the Bank OF
Alexandria, when Mr.. J. T. Ricketts, came
in. and, after the usual salutations, he be-
gan questioning me about connection
which he said be heard had existed between
Mr., Charles Tyler and my partner, Mr.. A.
Henderson, to which paid no attention.
Mr.. X. then said that Mr.. II. did not bear
the best character in town--to which Oh
servation made no reply, that recoIlect.
Shortly after had business at the Franklin
Bank, where found Mr.. r. seated at the
ire, and thinking it good opportunity OF
speaking to him on the subject above men
toned, / observed would thank him if
he would tell me who had said that Mr.. Il.
was concerned in business it'll Mr.. Tyler !;
Mr. RS reply was, that he had heard Sc
veral people say so. asked him if he
would name any one or more of them ? he
said be did not recollect their names but
ne bad heard that c. Tyler drew bill on
A. Henderson for SIC, in favor of X. s.
Blackjack, which was presented TO Hen
derson and refused, and afterwards paid
tobseryed should consider this statement
as his own until he gave up the author he
said he did not care. lthen told him
world thank him If he would not speak OF
Mr. Henderson in my presence in such
terms as he had spoken Of him at the Bank
OF Al xandria, that it was disagreeable to
me: but II he chose to speak of him else
where in such terms 1t was matter OF no
consequence he said he did not say any
thing improper--bGt that he did not care
tor Mr.. Henderson. myself, or any body
Else. | then repeated what | had said
aetore, and told him | considered what he
bad said 4 SANDER on the firm he then got
angry, ard said be did not care a damn
FOR MF. Henderson, myself, or any body
else. told him did not wish 10 be spo-
Ken 10 in that way; he then called me a
damned impairment puppy--which so irri-
tated me that replied he was mean old
scouneirel. He then ordered me out of the
hank; Told hm had claim on the bank
aad would not go Until it was settled. He
then began 10 abuse ne again: and | re-
reated what had before said to him when
he took the liberty of" giving me blow
On the head'with his stick, which did moi
quite break il, as stated by him, though il
was severe one; after which we closed
sud succeeded in taking the stick iron
nm. He then took up poker, but wa
prevented from using it by an officer Of thu
bank, when Mr.. Ricketts, resumed his seat
and | attended to my business. For tn,
truth Of the above | am pledged TO the pub
JIG. n r. FITZHUGH.
january2 ct
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400 Dollars Reward.

MAN away from the subscriber on Sun
I 4 day night lest, Negro man, named
GEORGE,
commci;ly called George Jasper, about o
feet 8 TO 10 inches high. brownish or dark
mulatto compIexion,-is fiddler, and adj
dicted 10 drink-stammer when spoken to.
A short time since, in making an attempt
10 run away, he ehdeavored to make it APP
pear that he was kidnapped on board a
small vessel at Acxandria.--His clothes
IRE not particularly recollected, with the
exception of long blue coat; but it is be-
lieved he had very good clothes, including
a light colored coat, nearly new. Who
ever will secure said Negro. SO that get
him again, siiail receive. ii taken 100 miles
OF, 100 doilars-if 80 miles, 90 dollars
and for any less distance, 80 collars.
.GEOHGEW. ?. GUSTS.
.9rlingtoa House, near yHera~
ondrio, January /. TT :,
The Baltimore Federal Republican will
please give the above six insertions, and
charge the same 10 the subscriber.
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III Lawrason & Fowle
llAVE FOR SALE:

L.
loo pieces Russia duck
geo heavy and light Ravens do
leo white and brown sheetings
200 diapers loo do crash
So chests young hyson tea, of the Clo-
thier and Benjamin Rush's cargo
90 pipes Holland gin, superior quality
60 French and Spanish brandy
10 puncheons windward island rum
8 pipes old Sicily Madeira wine
Pipes, half pipe, quarter; and half
quarter casks Superior Old Madeira and
Malmsey wine, from the house OF Keers s.
Co. red to God
4oo casks cut nails, assorted sizes, from
$50 boxes mould candles, super. quality
400 brown soap
90 barrels speun oil
Boston and Chelmsford window glass,
of all sizes
Bales of baftas. mamoodies and flag
handkerchiefs
$50 crates assorted Liverpool ware
60 barrels mackerel, in VIII. y Inf. bbls.
So boxes soft shelled almonds
December l.
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For FREIGHT.

~ The stoop EXPERIMENT, cap
.s: s;8sa tain Price, will sail for Norfolk on
Monday or Tuesday next.--For freight of
100 bbls. or passage. having good accom-
mcdations, apply to the captainon board,
at lrwin's wharf, or to
LINDSAY & HILL.
ALSO,
I'm The scl,nr. THREE-SISTERS.
.ss&a5g. captain Jonathan Snow, master, will
he ready to receive cargo on Monday
next Forfreight Of 400 bbls. Ito the south
would be preferred or passage, apply to
the master ON board, at Ladd's wharf, or
to LINDSAY s. HILL.
January 9 st