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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08

that our exports will have produced 10 the
present year the enormous amount of
twenty millions Of dollars less, than usual
then will the agricuIturalist value the home
market as he ought, and the importer Of
British dry goods, not able to pay for want
of ready money purchasers, quit the
practice"
staten Island, May 3l.--This morning
The coroner was called to view the body a
man unknown, who was found drowned
near the Steam Boat wharf, Staten Island.
The body was entirely naked, feet Z
inches high, black hair, aud had large
scar on his right arm. The body was de-
Gently inferred on the Quarantine Ground.
Il pair of Dwarfs.-Mr. Pape and his
wife, now in London, are Pfussisns, aud
of remarkable small stature. He is about
SO years OF age, and not more than eigh-
teen inches 10 height. His wife oyertops
bin by about 8 inches. They dwell in
a small portable house, adapted to their
size.
Dandy Of l77o.-An account Of the
appearance of one of them as published
in an English paper fifty years ago:
:" A few days ago, Macaroni made bis
appearance in the Assembly Rooms at
Wbitehavep, in the following dress:-A
mixed silk coat, pink satin waistcoat and
breeches, covered with an elegant silver
oett, white silk stockings with pink clocks.
pink satin shoes aud large pearl buckles.
a mushroom coIoured stock, covered with
fine point lace his hair dressed remarka-
bly, high and stuck full Of pearl pins"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08
Stray Mares.

I'd ROKE into the enclosure of the
Id subscriber, on Friday night the 4th
instant, TWO MARES-one Black
about sixteen hands high, with star in
her forehead, about fifteen years old, car
ries fine: the other Bay, fourteen hands
one inch high, with star, and nigh hind
foot white. supposed to be FIVE or six
years old. They appear as though they
had been worked together, aud are both
marked with the harness. The owner is
requested to come, prove property, pay
charges, and take them away.
ISRAEL r. CORIELL.
Westfield, June 5, 1919.
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have been continued by themselves upon
afIidavits, stating that there was material
testimony absent, without the benefit of
which they could not proceed TO trial.
1t is not proper to say any thing about the
merits of these cases until they have ter
minated.
The same Grand Jury have also found
bills of indictment against ten OF twelve
persons for misdemeanors, supposed to
have been committed by them in fitting
out three vessels in the Chesapeake Bay,
since the Sd March, 1917. The trial Of
John d. Daniels, one OF the persons
charged with misdemeanor for fitting
out the brig La Irresistible, called at the
) time OF her leaving Baltimore the Vacunia,
came on for hearing at this term, and after
patient investigation OF fonr days, he was
acquitted under the direction OF the court,
upon the ground that the law Of the Sd
March, 1917, under which he was in-
dicted, had finally expired on the Sd of
March, 1919 and that the act Of the
goth April, 1918, which repealed the
former act, did not reserve the right Of
prosecuting offenders under the former
act after the Sd March, 1919. This
opinion concluded, of course, all the in-
dictments which depended upon the same
law.
There were however several bills Of
indictment found under the law of the goth
April, 1918, which we're called up for
trial, and in every case, Mr.. Glenn, the
district attorney. offered himself ready
for trial but the parties charged came
forward 10 each case with affidavits,
stating the absence of witnesses material
for their defence, and praying a coDtinu-
ance of their cases and as the affidavits
were sufficiently broad TO claim contin-
uance, the court of course granted it.
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S2sss 81

The number of students who have been
maintained through the year, iii whole or
10 part, on the above funds, has been
t'uenty. eigh; besides those supported by
the proceeds Of the several scholarships.
Through the year past several valuable
books have been presented. In this way,
there have added to the library one han
dred and tfty-seuen volumes, besides tho
hundred unbound volumes and pamphlets.
The Board further report, the donation
of two paintings on portions of Sacred
History, by Mrs. Abigail Field of Prince.
ton, which paintings have been placed in
the Oratory; and also Of four elegant
lamps for the Oratory, from gentlemen
belonging to the Cedar-street Church,
New ork.
The Professors Of The Seminary ore
Rev. Archibald Alexander, DID,. Pro-
fessor OF Didactic and Poiemic Theology.
Rev. Samne! Miller, D. D. Professor
Of Ecclesiastical History and Church
Government.
Ftue Scholarships hare been founded /; uiz.
|. The LIE Roy Scholar Both founded
ship, by Mrs. Mar
ship, New-York.
3. The Lenox Scholarship, founded by
Robert Lenox, Esq. NewYork.
a. The Whitehead Scholarship, founded
by John Whitehead, Esq. of Burke
county, Georgia.
5. The Charleston Female Scholarship,
founded by the Congregational and Pres
byterian Female Association of Charles
ion, for assisting ia the education of
pious youth for the Gospel Ministry.
The Officers Of the Boardof Directors are,
Ashbel Green, d. d. President,
John Woodruff, ID. ID. Vice-President,
John Mcdowell, d. d. Secretary.
The present Directors Of the Seminary are,
MINISTERS. ELDERS.
Eliphalet Mott, d. ID. Zechariah Lewis,
Asa Hillyer, d. d. John Van Cieve,
John Chester, Elias B. Caldwell.
John Woodruff, ID. d.
John H. Rice,
Gardiner, Spring,
Matthew L.R. Perrine, DID.
Ashbel Green, ID. ID. Robert Rslston,
John Mcdowell, ID. ID. j. r.. B. Rodgers,
William Neiil, ID. ID. Samuel Bayard.
James Richards, d. ID.
John B. Romeyn, ID. ID.
Jacob ]. Janeway, d. ID.
Ebenezer Grant.
Samuel Blatchford, ID. d. DIVE Bethuue,
Francis Heron, Robert Lenox,
James Hall, ID. D. John M'Mullil
John Johnston,
Robert G. Wilson, DID,.
David Comfort
John E. Latta. tAs
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TO BE SOLD,
At Private Sale.

ENHE REAL ESTATE of JANIS
n HAssALI, deceased, consisting Of
A large Earthen-ware POT
Terry, out buildings, and good DWELL
ing House aud Garden, and plenty of yard
room.
Also, l House and 2 Lots in
Liberty street.
Also, 8 Lots, with good Barn,
situate in Jefferson-street. Apply to
MARY HASSALL, Er'r.
Eliz. T'o,v'a, jane l, 1919. If
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grlslla GAZlagpgpISo
ELIZABETH-TOWN,
TUESDAY, JUNE s, 1919.
4th of July.

The citizens of Elizabeth Town
and its vicinity are requested to
meet at E. CLARK's Hotel, TO
MORROW EVENING, at Z
O'Clock, to make arrangements for
celebrating the approaching ami
versary of our national indepen-
dence.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm
IA of E. WADE, PRICE & Co. are
requested to call on DAVID PRICE,
and settle their accounts, on OF before the
fifteenth day of June, or they will be
prosecuted without reserve.
AMBROSE WILLIAMS. .
Els. To,un, June l, 1919.
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William Smith,
BLACKSMITH

MAS established himself in business
II at the place formerly owned by BA-
KER WOODRUFF, deceased, in the North
part of the town, where orders for work
will be thankfully received and Punctually
attended to. A share of public patronage
is respectfully solicited.
Eliz. Town, May "a, 1919.
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Sherif's Sales.
ESSEX COMMON PLEAS.
THOMAS CRowELL,
us. Fl. Ea.

AARON HAND.
DY virtue Of thesabove stated writ
Id Of fieri facias, to me directed and
delivered, have levied or the Dwelling
House and lot of Land, wherein SAMUEL
Magic lives, situate in the township of
Springfield, bounded by lands Of Jacob
Ross, Matthias Pierson. and the Morris
Turnpike, which 1 shall expose to sale
at Public Vendue, at the house of E.
PHRAIm CLARK, iDnkeeper in Elizabeth
Town, on the thirtieth day of June next,
between the hours of twelve aud five o.
clock, afternoon.
NATHAN SQUIER, Sheriff:
April 80, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08
MARRIED.

In New-York, on Thursday morning last, by the
Rev. Mr. Parkinson Mr. RICHARD T. HAfsrs.
of the firm of Haines & johnson, to Miss MARIA
w. JOHNSON, youngest daughter of Mr. John
Johnson--all of New-York.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08
dence.
FIRE

FIRE!
On Wednesday night last the extern
sive WoolIen Factory in Springfield, the
property of Mr.. Matthias Denman, occu-
pied by Messrs. M'Donald & Phipps for
the woollen business, and by Mr.. John
Clark for the paper making business, was
entirely consumed by fire, which is sup
posed to have originated in the fulling
mill. Very little Of the stock was saved
from the devouring element. The loss
is estimated at from IL to $4,000 dollars.
We learn that insurance was had on the
above property for $4,000.
Susser Court of Oyer and Terminsr.-
During the session of the above court,
the week before last, the case of Sharp,
charged with cruelties towards bound
orphan boy, which occasioned his death,
came on for trial. The jury found the
prisoner guilty of man-slaughter and the
court sentenced him to three years inn
prisonment. The trial Of the wife of
Sharp, charged with being an accessory
to her husband 10 his cruelties, was, we TN.
ders,and, on account of her delicate situa-
ton, postponed.
Industry and Economy.-The influx Of
foreign goods--the state of the circulating
medium-and the deprecated price of
our agricultural products are causing our
)" thinking people, TO look about them
with some solicitnde. The cry Of hard
times from people burdened with the
good things Of life naturally points to
some prevailing bad policy among US
Whether the "banks" or the ssbrokers''
can cure the evil may we'll be questioned.
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From Rev. Elias Harrison, Alexandra, 16 90
Female Cent Society of the Second Presby-
terrain Church, Albany, 100 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-01

md lots within the limits of the cor
hoo s.;on and 10 demand from the masters
Pola u,isiresses of every family, lists OF all
ana ,sibeables belonging TO, or residing
mar ,sa;r respective families, and also from
ID ."s owner of taxable property, Inst OF
even ever property. And if any master or mis-
.u." IF family, or any owner OF taxable
ue sSsrty. shall neglect or refuse to give IN
PIGG p, II ali male tytheables belonging to,
lis .s;Sing in his or her family. or OF his or
or Of e,axable property, within five days al
hef demand made thereof by any assessor,
. .e. nersop so offending shall forfeit and pay
m w. hundred dollars. And il any person
one aS.,Soeyer, shall wilfully omit or mIsrepre-
WIN W., in the list givenin, any tytheabie or a.
s.n ,,,yable property, or shall in any other
w .,er conceal the same from the know-
, md of the assessors, the person sootfend-
s" r ssbsll forfeit aud pay double the amount
' ~ tax imposed on each tytheable or
,axabIe property. Every merchant, shop
liner S~sner mechanic, OF other person, having
~ Is or her service or employment any
y, nIort iourneyman, apprentice, or assistant,
I'll I%aII render an account of the same in his
a. Or her list of tytheables, and shall De az
unit bile for the capitation tax hereby im-
rosad in like manner and under the same
penaIties, as if such clerk, journeyman, APP
PRENTICE, OF assistant, were a member OF
bis OF H'' JAMES LAwRAsQN,
NM RAMSAY If
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber living
II in King Georges county va. on Mon.
day the e2d instant, yellow man named
LINES, about 90 years OF age, has one Of
his fore teeth out and cannot speak very
Quick, had on Virginia cloth clothes and
carried off a shaggy great coat, ne has ta-
Their named Peter Hall, who lives with the
widow Morgan, at Oak Hill, Fauquisr Cy.
and his grandfather, old Frederick hall, is
supposed to be living at Mr.. i er.etfs, near
Alexandra, and it is likely ne may be iurk-
ing about there. Twill give Inc ABOVE re-,
ward for apprebending and securing ing sai san
JH. WASHINGTON.
Masters of vessels and others are fore
warned against harboring or carrying of
said fellow.
March % wv
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Mechanics Bank,

alexandria, March 10.
ORDERED, that the call made upon the
~ stockholders Of the Mechanics Bank
for the payment Of So cents on each share
of their stock, OH the 18th inst. be rescind-
ed. and that notice of this order be forth
with published in the newspapers OF this
place. twice week for three weeks. 1t
will however be understood that prompt
and immediate payment will be required
ofthose instalments which were called Tor
from the stockholders, payable on the 18TH
Jan. and the 18Th Feb. last.
By order Of the Board,
JACOB MORGAN, Cashier.
March Is ths3W
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Was Committed

ITO the Jail for the county of Alexandra,
4 TN the e8;h alt. as runaway. mulat-
to man, who calls himsel JERRY MORE,
and says he is free born. aud that he served
his time with Mr.. Francis White, living
on Big Capon, Hampshire co. Va. at Cold
Sream Mills, and that he is recorded as a
free man in the cleak's Office, at Romney,
Va. Said mulatto man is about % years OF
age, 8 feet high, stout and well made, has
lost the hrst joint Of the fore finger on his
eihand,
TIE owner is desired iocome prove pro-
perry, pay charges, and take him away,
Otherwise, lie vii! be disposed OF as the law
directs,
ANDw, ROUNSAvELL. Jailo1,
Aprii /.
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JAMES LAWRASQN,
WI. RAMSAY, T.-
I5N Exchange CQfee-Roass >SSN
ss2GMARINE JOURNAL. .s ssAsas
Port OF ALEXANDRIA,. ...Mareh 81.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. March 81.
Scbr Union, Blanchard, Is days I'm Fort
land plaster. lumber and furniture, to
Lawrason & Fowle and Samuel Ward.
Sloop Tripler, Summers, s days from
Philadelphia, with full freight OF meI-
chandize, to sundry persons of the district.
Sloop Alert, from Charleston via Nor
folk: ballast to Lawrason 4 Fowle.
Schr Emeline, Aleekins, II days I'm N.
York; ballast TO the master.
Capt. Soule, sloop Regulator, ar. yester-
day, 2S days FIN Havana, lett schr Frlend-
ship. Foyles of Washington City, with a
cargo of hour from Richmond for n. York,
Lut was blown off the coast, and ar. al Ha-
yaua, where she was condemned 9th ult /;
brig James Coulter, Hall, OF and for Phila-
,,elphia, 5 days; brig Com. Perry, ar. Gath
ut. fpm St. Jago de Cuba, uncertain; schr
general Hinder, Kingsbury, sailed for Phi
jadelphia eth ult; brig Lady Monroe sail
ed for Baltimore eth ut; slocp Gold Find
or. and schr Sally, Braycraft, sailed Tor n.
Orleans, 9Th ut. and many others, for Va
rious parts of the continent, names not re-
collected.
Ship Atlanta, Rose, Of this port, 35 days
from Lisbon, ar. at New York eth inst.
left brig Penelope, Crabtres, to sail Tor this
port, 9 days.
Schr Lottery, hence, at Havana 1st inst.
Schr Gustavus, Southworlh, hence, ar. al
Boston 25ih inst. IA days.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-01
Phoenix Mill.

1NHE subscriber informs bis friends and
l. the public generally that he has taken
the Phoenix Mill, miles from town and
can accommodate them at the shortest no.
tce with meal-Country customers attend
ed to as usual and every exertion will be
used by the miller to render satisfaction.
Grould Plaster may be had at all times
by the ton or bsshel, and the Alexandra
price given for wheat.
ISRAEL JANNEY, Jr.
3mo9 tuths3w
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Fresh Oranges, &c.
TINE subscriber has received
Il 80 boxes large sweet oranges
l9 boxes fresh pruuss
400 ID. dates
10 drums figs
10 bags filberts
On hand raisins, currants, lemons, wal
nuts, almonds, olives, capsrs, anchovies,
&c. sc. for sale by
LOUIS BEELER.
March 20 stuth2W
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Houses to Let.

Houses to Let.
- A small comfortable house on
Cameron street, little above the
Hsss church, now occupied by Mrs.
"F lannery.
ALSO,
A convenient two story house, with gar.
den, on the turnpike at toll gate No. H.
an excellent stand for wheelwrght, or a
blacksmith, now occupied as such by MI;
Horner to such every encouragement will
be given. A HoLLBRoOk;.
March 10 thstt
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Nautical Books, Charts, &c.
For Sale By the Subscribers,
powdilch's Navigator, latest edition
ID Blunt's Coast Pilot, do
Ship Masters Assistant
Nautical Almanac for 1919
Charts.
Coast of France
England to the Texel
Batavia and Germany
w. and S. w. Coast OF Ireland
British Channel
North and South Georges do
England aud France
English Channel and Pilot
Spain and Portugal
Baltic Sea
North ditto
Coast of Africa
Azores
Blunt's West indies
Ditto Charts
Caribbean Sea
U. States from Nova Scotia to Florida
South Coast Of do
Nova Scotia
Rio de la Plata Providence
American Coast from Halifax to N.
North East Coast of ditto
Atlantic Ocean instruments
A good assortment of mathematical
Gunter's scales and dividers
Day and night telescopes
States and pencils; sea glasses
Log paper; Sea Journals
Shipping papers; Manifests, &c. &c.
JAMES KENNEDY g. SON.
March 22 mwf2w
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Stationary,

PURSUANT to a resolution of the COM
4 gress Of the United States, approved
March Sd, ISIS, we will receive, until sun-
set Of the gath of April next, proposals, in
writing, sealed and addressed to US jointly,
with the nature of the communication en-.
dorsed, for supplying the senate and house
OF representatives of the United States, with
the necessary Stationary, during the six.
teenth congress.
The following schedule comprises ge-
neral description of the stationary required.
Parchments Of good quality, cut exact.
ly 80 by a8 inches completely dressed
and pounced for use, per dozen.
Super royal writing paper, l
for records, best
Royal do for do do
Medium do for engros.ing do
BcstAmerican wove hotpres- per ream.
scd folio post
Do. quarto post, gilt edged
Laid cap, No. |.
Cartridge paper
Bestpens, ready made from prepared quilts,
per hundred.
Best red wax, \
E s;sit .: ss },.,,...a
Hempe sn' trine
Inks, clear glass, plated tops,
Sands, TO correspond with the
inks
Stone jugs with eorks, say
pints
Wafer boxes, tin, large
Black lead pencils, best, large ; per dozen
Ivory folders, common lsize
Colr'd Office tape good qua.
lily, and NOT less than one
third inch wide
Best quality red ink, lin phials
of about half pint }
Black ink, best quality, per golton.
Colored taste per peice.
ESQ penknives, per session, sterling cost,
from 80 to So shillings per dozen, pro-
pose your advance upon the sterling cost.
The supply OF these articles mus EN-.
brace a possible demand to the amount Of
10, Goo dollars for the Congress, in which
sum security will be requifed-and the pro-
rosal must be accompanied with the name
or names Ct the security or securities fox
the performance oil the contract.
1t is desirable also that specimens Of
parchment, various kinds Of paper, pens,
folders, waters, wax, tape and taste, should
accompany the proposals. It will be upne-
cessary to send specimens OF any article OF
an inferior quality, .as we intend to con-
tract for the bea only.
CHARLES QUITS,
Secretary Of the Senate.
THOMAS DOUGHERTY.
Clerk Of The House Of Representatives.
March 81 d3w
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To Rent,

- A two story brick house, on Ca
meron-street, opposite the market
W.. house, two rooms on floor, and
AAltwo in the garrett, and a good dry
cellar under the whole, with fire place
in the cellar, brick kitchen, and other
out-houses. This LOT is / II feet deep-the
front room and halfthe cellar might be rent
ed by single person, if agreed for. En-.
quire of the subscriber.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
March II R5H
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eek Wanted.

4 n orderly, industrious woman, who is
N capable Of doing the cooking, wash
inc and ironing of small family, and can
come well recommended, will hear OF ST.
talion Tn application at the Office of the
Daily Advertiser.
April | dew
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Removal.

TOHN WEST. respectfully informs bis
- friends, and the public that ne has re,
moved.his livery stable from r'tt 70 foyai
street, a few doors to the north OF the city
tavern to the property of the late Jacob
Fortney. He returns his thanks for The
patronage received and trusts 10 It's con-
tinuance. as every attention to the accom-
mediation and pleasure of his customers
shall be paid to command It.
March 20 ~ 6t
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By s. A. MaRSTELLER

ByS a. JMaRSTELLER
On FRIDAY, at IoA. M.
Will be sold at the auction store, on a IL
beral credit. Terms at sale.
81 ps. Canton checks
Is Bandano hdk6
70 levantine shawls
SO gurrahs
Is cambria ginghams
3 horentiIe
IA dowlas
4 st hhdkfs
2 Marseilles
S white gauze
10 leno muslin
l silk velvet
Mantua and silk ribbon
Ribbons in sets
Plush trimmings
Love ribbon
Blue nankeens
Domestic cloths broad and narrow
CoatIngs, &c. &c.
60 pieces Irish sack;ng
ALSO,
10 hhds first quality sugar
Is bis do do
2pipes French brandy
hid molasses
pipe gin
1000 weight cheese
seroOn indigo
10 boxes Spanish segaH
2 good second hand drays
cart
4 few elegant pieces of furniture
Beds, &c. &c.
ALSO,
722 lbs fresh almonds
WILL BE ADDED TO THE SALE.
Superb Nsso Furniture,
Consisting Of tables, bureaus, &c.
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Office.

yVHE Creditors of JOHN SW.AY.NE, an
i insolvent debtor, are requested 10
hand in their claims 10 the subscriber; and
all persons indebted to him are hereby re-
quested to make payment to me.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
March I'll
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Si1 Drawings more, and the
Grand National Lottery

o1d l1u AZ dtAOIluk AOSGS1
(pRAwING IN THIS CITY, WILL BE COM
PLETED.
No delay should re made in taking chan
ces, as the drawing will take place on
Tuesday, April 9th, when the first drawn
number vii! be entitled to
LOCO DOLLARS.
The 10000 dollar prize, which is float
ing, may also be drawn on the above day.
The following prizes are yet to be drawn:
$4,000 DOlialS 10000 Dollars
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
1000 ID liars 1000 Dollars
LOCO Dollars &c. &c.
Tickets 27 Dollars.
NETWORK LITERATURE LOTTE-
RI, No. /.
Will positively commence drawing the 4th
May, and complete in one week-all the
prizes floating,
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For Charleston,

In The ship MARIA, D, H. Swaine,
~ master, will sail in few days, and
take freight on very low terms If offered
immediately, Apply to
LAWRASON & FOWLE,
Who have for sale the cargo of the scbnr
Union, capt. Blanchard, from Portland, OF
90~tons plaster paris
5000 feet understandable lumber
90 b6ls New England rum
4 hhds retaining iaolasses
April |