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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-26
FEMALE WHfMS.

The ladies in Japan gid their teeth /;
and those Of the Indies paint them red.
The blacklist teeth are esteemed the most
beautiful in GuZurat, and in some parts
| of America. In Greenland, the women
color their faces with blue and yellow.
However fresh the complexion Of Mus
coyite may be, she would think hersel
very ugly, If she was not plaistered oveI
with paint. The Chinese must have Their
feet as diminutive as those of the she
goats and, to render them thus, their
youth is passed 10 tortures. In ancient
Persia, an aquiline nose was often thought
worthy Of the crown; and, if there was
Iany competition between two princes, the
people generally went by this criterion Of
majesty. 10 some countries the mothers
break the noses of their children; and,
in Others, press the head between two
boards, that it may be square. The
modern Persians have strong aversion
to red hair: the Turks, on the contrary,
are warm admirers of these disgusting
locks. The Indian beauty is thickiy
smeared with bears fat; bat the female
Hotteutot receives from the hand Of her
lover not silks or wreaths of flowers, but
warm CUTS aud rocking tripe TO dress her
self with enyiabIe ornaments.
In China small eyes are liked aud the
girls are continually plucking their eye
brows, that they may be small and long.
The Turkish women dip gold brush in
the tincture OF black drug, which they
pass oves their eyebrows. tits too visi-
BILE by day, but looks shining by night.
They tinge their nails with rose colour.
An ornament for the nose appears to us
perfectly unnecessary. The Peruvians,
however, think otherwise; and they hang
on it a weighty ring, the thickness OF
which is proportioned by the rank Of their
husbands. The custom Of boring it, as
our ladies do their ears, is very common
in several natious. Through the perfora-
ton are hung various materials; such as
green crystal, gold, stones, single aud
sometimes great number OF gold rings.
This is rather troublesome to them in blow
ing their noses and the fact is, some have
informed us, that the Indian ladies never
perform this very useful operation.
The female head dress is carried, in
some countries, to singular extravaganza.
The Chinese fair carries on her head the
figure of certain bird. This bird is
composed of copper, or Of gold, accord
ing to the quality OF the person the wings
spread out, fall over the front Of the head
dress, and conceal the temples; the tail
long and open, forms beautiful tuft of
feathers. The beak covers the top Of the
nose; the neck is fastened TO the body of
the artificial animal by spring that it
may the more freely play, and tremble at
the slightest motion.
The extravaganza of the Myantes is
| far more ridiculous than the above. They
carry on their heads slight board rather
longer than foot, and about six inches
broad: with this they cover their hair
and seal it with wax. They cannot lie
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-26
FROM THE POINT.

Al past O'clock, A. NJ. in the Atalanta.
8 past o'clock, M. in the Olive Branch.
past IL o'clock, in the AtalGnta.
past i O'Clock, P. Nj. in the SSvJift.
FROM NEW YORK.
AT 6 o'clock, a. NJ. 10 the Snyt.
40 O'Clock, A !. NJ. in the ATLANTA.
4 o'clock, A. NJ. in The Olive Branch.
3 o'clock, P. NJ. 10 the Atalanta.
On MONDAYS the ! past o'clock pas
sage from the Point, and the 10 o'clock
passage from New York, will be omitted
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-26
Sail Boats.

TWO SAIL BeAT3 ply daily with
Passengers and Freight, between the Point
and New York.
June %. 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-26
ART OF PLEASING.

The surest way to persuade, is to
please. Passionate disputes awaken our
reason, but seldom enlighten our Under
standing.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-26
Cash for Corn.

Cash for Corn.
TEvHE subscriber will pay the marke
IL price in CASH, for good sound
VHII'E or YELLOW CORN
at his store, Elizabeth Town Point.
SMITH HALSEY.
March 80, 1910.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-26
PRINTING.

FEyHE subscribers, having lately fur
q nished themselves with new sup.
ply Of large and elegant
JOB hlB1rTlaRo
Are enabled to perform the different
Kinds of job Work, (more particularly
Handbills,) in better style than they
have heretofore been done in this town.
Orders will be thankfully received and
faithfully executed.
J. g. f. SANDERSON.
Eliz. Town, Aug. 81, 1879.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-10-26
The following anecdote is contained 10 a
letter written at Cincinnati, Ohio, aad
published in gainesville Daper.

|
The following anecdote is contained 10 q
/ letter written at Cincinnati, Ohio, add
! published in a GAINESVILLE paper,
:" There came down tue river to this
place few days ago, man from Pitts
burgh. He was, what they here call, a
pretty sleek Yankee" He brought with
him $1,000 in the notes of Pratt's bank
On his arrival he went Immediately to
the bank, and demanded specie, which
was refused. He expressed much sur
prise that they should refuse specie, and
began to walk backward and forward i'm
the bank.-Aiter short time he asked
them to exchange for notes on banks that
paid specie. This was also refused. He
then told them that il they had any notes
of Owl Creek, Wooster, or Uniontown.
he would rather have THEM, than their
notes. This affronted them very much :
and they said they did not suffer stran-
gers to INSULT them 10 their bank Orr
Yankee then apologized aud declared, he
by 10 means meant any insult, but, if thew
had any well executed counterfeit notes
on any good banks they would very much
oblige him, by exchanging. This AF-
FRoNTED them SO highly that they order
ed him out, which be complied with, after
taking few more turns backward and
forward in the BANK. :
There was lately challenge passed
between two Of the sable race, attended
by the following extraordinary circum-
stances. A black man by the name of
Cuffee and another by the name Of Pero
fell 10 love with the same sable DuIcinea.
Cuifee was rewarded with her smiles, and
was married-Pero Indignant at his re.
lection, declared that he was entirely
reconciIed to the match, since the sable
beauty was equipped with lips too thick
for his delicate enjoyment. This report
was conveyed to Cuffee, who declared it
an utter falsehood and gave challenge
that was promptly accepted. Cuffee
came on the ground with pair of loaded
horse pistols, and waited the appointed
time for his antagonist, who did not APP
pear. Cuffee then discharged his pistol
ia the air, 10 token of triumph, and de-
clared that g he would post bis antagonist
for coward as soon as he could find any
one capable of writing such an article
for newspaper. "-BaH. Chroa.
A ready cure for the Bilious or Cramp
Chotic.--Take small quantity Of BrinI-
stone, dissolve it 10 Brandy, temper il
with Water, and drink it as often as you
can, until the pain is removed, which will
be after the second or third drinking. -
Should the third not effect the removal Of
the pain, continue the dose. Experience
has taught this to one who sends ii 10 the
press for the good Of the commauiiy at
large.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
Was Committed.

TO the jail for the county of Alexandria
u on the Sd inst as 4 runaway. a negro,
man called BEN HENDERSON, sup
posed 10 be the property of George Thorn
ton, of King George county. The sad
negro is about so years of age 3 feet 6
inches high bald head; and shoemaker
by trade. The owner is desired to come
prove property, pay charges, and take
him away, otherwise he will lie disposed
of as the law directs.
ANDW. ROUNSAVELL,
september8 Tailor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
Land Warrants.

OR services in the revolutionary war,
in the Virginia line on continental es-
jlishment.
Owners Of, and those entitled (being all
40 served three years and upwards, to
grants of the above description, are in
"rned that, unG,r the authority of a law of
=" United States, locations will, on the 4th
y OF July next, be permitted to he made
some valuable lands OH the Scioto river,
nd the head waters of the Great Miami RI
Frr-And as twill be the last opportunity
% acquire good land, owners oil warrants
will do we'll not TO neglect it.
Any warrants forwarded to the .ubscri-
Der, will be- located on such land as b. nav
suppose most likely to please his employ.
"rs: CADWALLADER WALLACE.
Chillicotbe, e ,io) April Is 1917
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
100 Dollars Reward.

u AN away on the 28th of April, from
IL the farm of the subs, riber, in Dogue
Neck, Fairfax CO Vrginld, negro HAIR.
RY, aged about twenty three years, about
five feet ten inches high, very black, well
built, has a considerable impeachment in his
speech, when spoken to evinces much con-
fusion, and replies almost unintelligibly {:
had on when he lei. home, much worn suit
of domestic cloth have every reason to
believe that he is endcavoring 10 pass for a
free man, and as such went off in some of
the bay craft during tue late fishing season
All masters OF vesselsare forewarned from
harboring or taking into their employ said
negro, under penalty of having the law RI
gidly enforced against them. will give
twenty dollars, if taken in the county OF
Fairfax, or district Of Columbia if he.
vond that distance, the above reward, pro
y,ded he is secured in jail so that get hi
,pain. WILLIAM MASON.
Charles County, Md. June |.
The editors Of the National Intellige'
Grand Baltimore Federal Gazette will
ert The above until forbid. and send the
counts to Port Tobacco for payment
lune II Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
100 Dollars Reward.

I S known to have heen Kidnapped from
I field near Gernantow bctweenih The
hours of l2 and g o'clock, on the 3Uth ult.
whilst at work alone. Free Black Man,
named HENRY HUDSON, aged between
/! and 22 years, of the height of five feet
five inches, very black complexion and
ark eyes, has scar under his lett arm,
tween The wrist and elbow, occasioned
the cut OF an axe.
He is by occupation farmer, native
Kent county, in the state of Delaware,
. on a blue cloth roundabout jacket, old
i,ck silk vest, corded velvet pantalOons,
IL wool hat
lie is very civil, inoffensive man, with
;her down look. There is reason to
?pose that he was decoyed into Car
re, and conveyed southwark.
Any information respecting him will be
-nkfully received. Keepers of turnpike
'es, toll bridges, and taverns. are par
uIarly requested to give such information
may be in their power.
The above reward will be cheerluly
ii on conviction of the perpetrators Of
fragrant outrage upon the rights of
"born citizen of the United States
REUBEN HAlNES.
No. 900, Chesnut-Street, PHILADELPHIA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
Missouri and Illinois Bounty
Lands

I>HE subscriber has now for sale mum.
L Der of the most valuable tracts, in
both Of those rich and improving bodies OF
lands, and can supply applicants " itb any
number they may wish, and in any part Of
either territory: Every person who visits
the Western Country, particularly those
who intend settling there, should take with
them few quarter sections ofihose Isnus:
every man who has young and growing
family, and can spare few hundred dol.
lars, should not miss the present opportu.
nifty OF getting some of those LANDS as il
will insure to his children greater Ger
tainiy than any other investment he can
possibly make for their benefit. Prom the
immense emigration 10 both Illinois and
Missouri, PARTICULAR to the military lands.
il is cert.in there must be great rise in
the price very soon, and those who miss
the present opportunity, will never again
have chance to do so well. The patents
will be sold very low, for cash good notes
or bonds at short dates. or bank stock in
the Central Bank of Georgetown and
Washington, and the Farmers and Mocha
MICS Bank of Georgetown. As I am a
large dealer in Military Bounty Londs,
can supply any number that may be re-
quirpd.
Please to apply az my Exchange Bank
ing House, Bridge street Georgetown.
ROMULUS RIGGS.
July 81 dit
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
Fifty Dollars Reward.

- AN away from the subscriber living
q in King Georges county Va. on Mon
day the 22nd March, a yellow man named
JAMES, about 22 years OF age, his tore
teeth wide apart, and cannot speak very
quick-had on Virginia cloth clothes and
carried off a Shaggy great coat. he has ia
thcr ,rpei Peter Hall, who lives with the
widow Morgan. at Oak Hill, Fauquier Co
md his grandl ther old frederick Hall, is
Supposed to be living at Mr.. rerrett's ne r
Alexandria, and ii is likely he may be Turk
ing about there. will give the above re
ward tor experimenting and securing sair
Iallow so that get him again, and reason .
lie charges if brought home.
J. II. w ASHINGTON
Masters of vessels and Others are fore
yarned against harboring OF carrying Of
aid fellow.
June II tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
Burr Mill Stone Manufactory

YEHE subscriber wishes to inform his
IL friends and the public, that ne has
opened his Burr Mill Stone Mandatory,
at the upper end of King-street, (opposite
the Blacksmith and Farrier's shop, in the
town of Alexandria, where he will supply
milers with French B,lrrs, of any size, at
the shortest notice and will warrant them
equal, if not superior, to any in the United
States If millers will order their Wheat
Bums before they are built, ne will build
them IN such manner, as he can prove to
the satisfaction of any person, that they
will run, without stop or fail, tor 100 years !;
and not bespoke, from go to 100.
N. B. Prices as low as possible
June % ROBERT GLENN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
Dried Hides.

TOUR thousand four hundred Rio
Il Grapde DRIED HIDES, Of superior
quality, (avsraging about 2S pounds,
now landing from ship America, for sale
if early application is u.ade TO
DANIEL SOMERS, or
JAMES Il JOSHUA HARPER.
august 90
The LeesbuIg Washingtonisn, Winches.
Ter Gazette. Frederickiown Herald. will
inser, the above seven times al iorw ard
their accounts 10 this Office for payment.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
100 iloiiars Rev ard.

z WILL give the above reward 20 any
: person who will return 10 my posses
sion, negro LAWRENCE, who assumes
:, Q sirnalne of FENWiCk FMS fellow
Ieil ms farm, on tie Wicomico river, in
Gnarjes county, Md on the 9th July, in
consequence of his own outrageous con-
duct towards my overseer. he is negro
of fine erect figure, gooi features, a
smooth black skin, rather above the md
de st1ture, Of youthful appearance Tor
one ot thirty years of age, aud of great
phusihiiity and natural smartness. His
ears grow remarkably close to his he I'd,
and on the inside of his lower lip he has a
white mark or spot. purchased him 4
wears AGO nf the estate OF Mrs, L. II.
Courts, If this county. am led Thy cir
Gums lanCes hlch have come 10 my know
leigr since he ahScondei,) to believe
that I've viii cn!eavor to make his way To
h,ng George county, Va. should be not
tax THIS route he will probably be met
WITT in the DiStric, uf ColuInbia, or in the
upper counties of this state, on his way to
Pennsylvania. dpprehehd he will change
his name, and II committed 10 Jail, refuse
10 state Ia whom b. belongs. as the mis-
conduct which preceded his departure, &
his ehsconiing, have all appeared since to
have been premeltaied He took al, his
clothes with him, OF which he had large
au.nhnr; among them-a new bear->kin
over coat, long close hoiied blue coat,
pair ut striped jean p,nialoons, one or
more white wal tCOdtS, besides many arti-
eles of coarse Cioath!ng ,hese. however,
he will probably exchange. or sell them
Gr cash 10 deIrav his travelling expenses
Twill give the above reward to anv per-
.oN who will bring him home TO me. or
FF'iY DOLLqi.S il coninea in jail, and
notice liNen me, so that recover him
Should hs6et ,ksn ont of the state. will
also ply all IL. 5nabe costs and charges
which nay attend the bringing him home.
/ 7 SrODDERT,
WeSi Hattop, near Aliens Fresh Post
okce, Charles county, Maryland.
aug. s diff
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
William Deyaugn,

Hair dresser and ig Maker,
ETURNS his thank, t. The public for
their past favors, and hopes conti-
'nce o; the same by his strict attention to
~'ncss, having made arrangements ior
k'ng wigs and scetpe, ana all other work
ne hair line, at re uced prices.
will give the highest price for long hair.
IaN Ia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
FO, Freight.

II TIE g OIL schr. THREE SIS
= rhhS, capt Lowell, burthen 60
IN .nout 400 barrels, will he ready to-
n TO receive freight tor any eastern
n IL application TO
J. II. LADD & Co.
I'm, otgs- e.. sole received per snid schr.
20 on, plaster casks lime
A few In ; mnlasses aud ", + rum
l5h..,S 6,Jerts. July 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
Was Committed

o the Jail for the county of Alexandri,
on the 28th ult. as runaway, mulat
MAJ, who calls himsel JERRY MORE
Al lays he is free born. and that he servet
= lime with a Mr. Francis Hhite, Twins
"a Biz Capon, Hampshire CO. Va. at Colo
>rream Mills, and that he is recorded as
iree man in the cleak's office, at Romney
Va. Said mulatio man is about 90 years o
ge, 6 feet high stout and well made, h..
lost the first joint OF the fore finger on hi.
left hand.
The owners desired to come prove pro
perry, pay charges, and take him away
otherwise, he will be disposed OF as the law
directs, -
ANDW. ROUNSAVELL. Tailor
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
Was Committed

ITO the Jail for Alexandria county. as a
runaway, on 4t!i INST mulatto man,
called FREDERICK, supposed 10 he the
property OF VIM Robinson, living in Fair
fax county, Virginia, near Sudiey Mills.
The said slave is about 5 feet 8 or Q inches
high !; with large scar on his upper lip !;
grey eyes, and curly hair.
The owner is requested to come for
ward and prove property, pay charges and
take him away, otherwise he will be cis-
posed of as the law directs.
ANDW. ROUNSAyELL.
september8 Jailor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
Salt.
100 DOIin.. Reward.
FREDERICK.

Commonly known by his associates as
Frederick B4nkhe,d) He is about 25
years OF age, > feet or 10 inches high, ac-
tive and intelligent, stammers little when
spoken Ia, with large scar or his upper
lip, grey eyes and curly hair, which hege-
nerally keeps cut and combed IN fashion,
He had on when he ran away, brown linen
trowserS ard shirt. leather apron and a
checked handkerchief, red and blue, tied
around his wat, a pair of N5w England
sale shoes, 10 other clothing with him. |
will give for him 10 he secured in any Jail
out o. the state of Virginia, of District of
Columbia. so that get him again, loo dolls.
If,aken in Washington or Georgetown 30;
il in Alexandria town or county, 90 dolls.
or if in any town or county in Virginia, so
dollars, and all reasonable charges. if de-
liverei to me, or To The TAILOR Of Fairfax
county, wto is authorised by this adver-
tise ucnt, 90 receive him, for safe keeping.
June 90 If WIN. ROBINSON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
Lemons, sugars. nc
ANDEVILLE LARMOUR offerf

81" !itiS, i >. ~
ANDEVILLE LARMOUR offerf
sale,
40 boxes fresh lemons in fine order
SO h bbls lst, Cd s. Sd quality sugar,
25 hhds West India rum
90 do. northern do.
30 hhds } wb;skev
90 bhIs "",shey
1000 gallons wine and cider vinegar
A few dozen very old superior clan
SO chests gunpowder, imperi,l al
young hyson teas, of choice qualities
3G Id real Durham mustard in teads
80 doz. London and Philadelphia e.
30 boxes pepper and pimento
500 reams writing and wrapping pa}
200 boxes mould and dipped candle
10000 lb hard soap
And a general assortment of good wine
liquors and groceries, as usual.
une l2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
Notice.

To HheelYrights, Blacksmiths, Tanners
Harness-. Makers, SaddlerS, Hahers, &c.
pELIEVING as do, that PRovIDENcf
- at Fairfax Courthouse, would be
suitable situation for mechanics OF the abov.
description, | offer to such, lots in that vii.
Iage for sale, on ground rent for ever-wi'
hniId and furnish suitable houses and rem
70 them, or furnish brick to them TO bu'l'
with: and invite any who feel disposed IL
settle there, for the purpose OF carrying OIL
their respective trades to advantage, IL
come and view the situation. 1t is very
public place, tie centre of the county
where the superior and county courts are
held The Little River Turnpike Road
Passes through this little town from Alex,
andria westward, and where all tn public
meetings for the county. DC. are held and
wbere trades of the aforesaid description
beino carried on, would meet with great
encouragement, and be public conve-
nience to the country around. No situation
can be more heaIthy-good water, and fire
wood cheap. Mechanics of the above des-
cription must generally depend on the
country people, farmers, &c. 10 be theiI
customers. Here they would be in a con
yenient situation for all the purposes.
invite call, and view for themselves.
wonld also furnish lots adjacent, from one
to Eve acres each, for cultivation, pasture
&c. ON moderate terms; all of which can
he shown, and terms made known. IN ap
nl;cstion 10 RiCH'D. RADCLIFFE,
Fairfax Court House. Va.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
august l2
The Public

CAN at all times be supplied, on the
- very best terms, with checks and bills
at sight, and short dates TO suit their con-
venience, on
Baltimore, New York,
Philadelphia, Boston.
Apply at my Exchange Banking House,
Bridge street, Georgetown, where the fair
and most reasonable exchange can be had
on tank notes from all parts of the United
States. ROMULUo hlGGo.
February GO
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Sugar, Coffee, Teas, &c.
DRYAN HAMPSON &. Co. offer for
ID sale
Sugar in hhds tierces and barrels
Green coffee in bags
Teas in chests, half chests and boxes, Of
the best importalions
Sicily, Madeira, Lisbon. Port and Mala-
ga wines, all of the first quality, in pipes
and quarter casks
Old Jamaica and Antigua rum in hhds
A few barrels tlaxseed oil
Spanish flotant and Bengal indigo
With a general assortment of groceries,
as usual. May 26
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
MONDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 49, 1919
Holland Gin. Whiskey. &c

1--WE pipes pure Holland gin
l. IS bbls Baltimore whisky, just re-
ceived and for sale by
SAML. MESSERSMITH.
Vino hds IN store,
pipes Malaga wine
9 hhds and bbls country gin
80 boxes Hyde's mould candles assert
ed sizes
40 do fancy soap
80 do Spanish segars
500 reams wrapping paper
100 bottles castor oil
81 bbls tar
A few Casks Goshen cheese, SC. sc
April IA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
Sugar.

Canvass, Soaking. &c.
ssHE subscribers have just received,
l. 5000 yards twilled sacking
A few bales canvass
And hare in store,
Mola>ses in hhds
Sugar in do and bbls.
NJ. MILLER g. SON.
august l2 dow
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
Also. for Freight,

xEE The schooner FRANKLIN, Ro-
< her SQUIRTING. master, burthen f2oo
T,rrp's. Vii re ready to receive cargo
N few days. Apply to
JOHN II. LADD & Co.
who cffar for sale, cargo of said vessels, OF
SO ton, p lster paris. Aug. "