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The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09
18th Congress....2d Session
IN SENATE,

FEB. "a, 1919.
MIR. Lacock, from the Commit &C on
the Seminole War, made a Report,
which was read, and 500 copies ordered
10 be printed The Committee conGited
of Mefrs Lacoek, of Penn Burrill, OF
r Iland, King, of N York, Eaton, of
Tenn. and EpFes, Of Virginia
additional to the act concern
ing tonnage and discriminating duties =
TO Drote9 the commerce of the United
States ;-and feveral others, of local
and private nature, passed the Senate.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09

IA L he sublcrIDers commissioners appointed
w by he Hon Judah Dana, Rsq Judge Of
Probate in and for the county of Oxfotd TO re
ceive and examine rhe claiEs IF the fevefaI credi-
tors to the ERate of HtZrKI H HAPGOOD,
lare of Fryeburgh 10 fard c"uuty gentleman de
cesfed reprelented iufo vent gives notice that
six mouths are allowed from the twentieth day Of
February 8l9 for the creditors TO bring and
prove their demands and that e viii attend that
dnty at the dwelling houle of Cap William Mor(e
10 Waterford, on the rhi d Mondays of Aprn,
June and July next, from oue to six O'Clock, P.
M. on each of laid days
WILL NJ MONROE 2 y
THADDEUs Brown c''''' "'''"''''
Waterford, March 2, 1919
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09
ADiyittaa
ADDnLSS
70 Me Fedral Republican Elec-
tors of massachusetts,.

FELLOW CITIZEN .-N> hen danger il
present, or impending, commuoi les act
with union and enetgy. Whenu IS passed
or no longer apprehcnded, attention is soon
absorbed by private pa suits Political at
fairs are then LETT to the guidance Of amail
number; the regular progress Of publ.
concerns is interrupted only BY tie Grazing
and Disconnected, who nave no satisfaction il
eny state Of things which does not maks
hem prominent and distinguished.
The people Of Massachusetts would now
enjoy all he tranquility and prosperity Of
which human society is capable, if it were
not Tor the efforts OF ,hosc who desire chan
gea TOR themselves, and not Tor the benefit
Of ne sOhOle.
The restlessness Of such men is q grea,
deduction from social comfort, because il
ompels others 10 wachlulness and exer-
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09

4 Hb subicrbers hereby give public notice to
ali coacerned, tha' they have been duly ap
pointed ADD taken upon them the trun Of Execu
tors of the at viii and Teitament of CALVIN
FARRaR. late Of Waterford, 10 the county of
Oxford, Bfqu,re deceased, by giving bond a. he
law drects-They therefore requet all Perions
no are indebted to the laid deceaied eltate 10
make immediate payment and thafe who have
any demands thereon, 20 exhibit the tam to
3 THSHEBi b. FARRAR } Eseeutors gp
or CHI ARLEc WHITMAN { oa Iaia eRats
Waterford, February 20 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09
FEBRUARY 25 and 26.

Numerous bills and refoluIions were
defpatched thefe days, and many hnilhed.
Business before Congress.
The Joint committee on the public
buGnets, reported, that there were no
lels than One Hundred and twenty
public and private Acts before CongrclS,
which require TO be a6ted on, or difpoied
Of, during the few (6x) -ays of The les
tion. [GrH is rem Dkable that the Bank
yu3t .46i (5o called is mt am0ng the acts
,ePo1fsd BY the Committee.]
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09
LOST.

ON Friday Evening laa, between Mr.. Jsd.djob
~ Dogv Gore, 10 Portland and Watks, tovs,n,
in Wenbrook, (mall RED MOROCCO POCK-
ET BOOK containing between thirty aud forty
dollars in bank bills aud aoout SO or 90 cents ia
cha uge Whoever has found and will leave it at
the Office of the PortIand Gazah, or give infor
marion 70 hat il may be recovered, lhall be hand
lomely rewarded for their trouble.
JAMES WHEELER
Bethel, March 9
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09

recently concluded at this place, by Mr..
Secretary ADAMS and Don LUIS De OEIs.
The Treaty, though ratified on our part,
will not be promulgated officially until it has
also been ratified by the sovereign of Spain.
BY this Treaty, We understand that
FLORIDA, including all The claims of SPAN
10 territory East ol the Mississippi, is cLDED
IN FULL sovereignty 10 the U. States.
That The Western boundary, between the
territory OF the United States and that ot
SPAN, is adjusted as follows beginning with
lie mouth Of The Sabine river, and running
with the west bank thereof 10 the North
West limit Of the State oI Louisiana ; thence
by direct Ilne North to the Red river
thence along the South bank Of that river TO
the one hundreJth degree OF Longitude;
thence along the Arkansaw to lis source, IN
the forty second degree OF North Latitude,
and thence upon that parallel to the Paclc.
A sum, not exceeding tjpe mHtons q d0l-
lars, t. to be paid by The United States, oul
Of tie proceeds u the sales OF lands IN for-
IA, 81 ID Stock OF money, as The Congress
NAV prescribe, to our own citizens, on aC-
count oi SpoIatlono and other injuries recelv-
ed by them lron Ae government Of Spain,
or from The governments OF the Colonies Of
Span.
10 liquidate those claims, Board is to be
constituted Ly the government OF the United
three Commissioners, who are to make their
report aithtn three years.
There IL a mutual remuneration, on the
part OF lhe two governments, OF turbor claims
on each other for spoIatIons, &C.
Spanish q izens are 10 enjoy, on the prin-
cIple OF tie louisiana ueaty, the same PRIV
tieges as American citizens in the ports OF
ST. Augustine and Pensacola, for the term of
twelve years.
1t is probable that Mr.. Forsyth, our newly
appointed Minister to Spain. will be the bear
er OF this Treaty, and that the ratihcations
will he exchanged long before The commence
ment Of the neAt session Oi Congress IN con-
temptation OF which event, it is probable that
Congress will before they adjourn, pass an
surrender oi lhe Provinces of Florida from the
Spanish authorities, and to establish an indie
pendent government therein.
This terminates the only existing contro
versy with any ct the European powers. It
rounds off our southern possessions, and for
ever precIudes foreign emIssareS, from stir
ring up indians 10 war and negroes TO rebel
lion, while il gives to the Southern country
important outlets to The sea. Ii adjusts Tie
vast Western boundary, acknowledging the
United States to be sovereign, under the
hitherto contested Louislan treaty, over all
The territory We ever seriously contended lor.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09
BY THE MAlLb.
From the National ltellgenccr
TREATY W1TL SPAIN.

Ii IS seldom that we have bad 81 accepta
Bile an office 10 perform, as that OF Announcing
10 our readers the unanimous rdtflcofion, By
the Senate, # TREATY o. AtIlTE Y.
TLEMENI, g. LIMBS, BETWEEN
TIE UNITED STATES AND SPAIN, as
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09
NEW-VoRK. MARCH, 3


The President, on Saturday, transmitted a
copy of the late Spanish Treaty to the House Of
Representatives, with suggestion as to the
propriety Of passing the laws necessary to carry
1t into immediate effect, in case the ratification
be exchanged before the next session CT Con-
gress. The Treaty is not to be published until
it shall have been ratified by the Spanish Gov
eminent. The Editors Of the lntelligencer re-
mark, that the summary they gave, (Which we
copy into our paper,) "appears to have been
"Au grants made by Spain, in the ceded terri
tory, anterior to the lst day OF January, 1918, are
to be respected.
1.-The islands adjacent to Florida are ceded
with the territory.
. 1t is stipulated that the territory, shall, hav
ing the necessary requisites, be admitted into the
Union on an equal footing with the original
states"
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09

THE TWO HOUSES or CONGRESS,
finished their session on the night of Wednesday
Sd inst.-Ihe time expended in the protracted
debate of six weeks, upon the Seminole War has
undoubtedly hurried other measures through per
haps without sufficient consideration, Of much
greater real interest to the community and hind
Importance.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09
NORFOLK. FEB. %.

NORFOLK, FEB. "a.
From the same intelligent Correspondent to
whom we have repeatedly been indebted for SIM
liar favors, we have received the following inter-
esting communication, dated
8 GIBRALTAR, JAN. 6.
& The only news have to give to you is, the
death of the Queen Of Spain, (oftransient memo
ry,) last week, in Chdbed. 1t being absolute
ly necessary to extract the tntus, She expired in
convulsions twenty minutes after that operation
was performed. pretty general rumor is in
circulation, that she was poisoned /; but why she
should have been the victim Of secret resentment
is not stated and the King has certainly re-
moved to the EscurIal since the demise of his
Consort it has been whispered ID no very low
tone, that the germs of revolt have become so
apparent as to render some preparation for his
safety matter of necessary preCaution. There
are some more charitable, however, who say,
that the King has absented himself from his
Court only from pous inclination to brood over
his grief in tranquility. But nothing authentic
can be known abroad, and rupture outright will
perhaps take place before it is known beyond
the vicinity OF the capital. Certain it is that the
suleriugs OF the Sanish people have reached that
climax when " iorbearanCe ceases to be a vir-
tue and they are fully sensible oft. An un-
commonly intelligent Spanard, with whom have
couverscd. states, that the nation IS now ready
for the worst, aud must ere long give loose to
their indignation. It would be needless to give
you all the argument which he urges in support
Of his opmon--ma!y Of them viii be found in
the black catalogue Of wrongs which have OPP
pressed the nation ever since the Kings return
to the throne
= " ith respect to the "grand expedition fit
ting out at Cadll, uothin- new has nspred.-
may say, however that 60 far from being in a
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09
HOUSE or REPRESENTATITES
WEDNESDAY, FEB "A.

The Firf Comptroller Of the ircaiury
made r1port of the balances due to the
q. 5. more than three years prior to
sept, go, 1878; which was laid on the
table.
On motion of Mr.. Trimble, the Pref
dent was requetted to give information of
the csufes Of the imprisonment of one
White, an american citizen Of Buenos'
Tyres.
United States Bank.
The Houie, in committee, refumed
the copG1eration of the report on this
fuajed.
sitter debate, Mr. Johnfon's motion to
repeal rhe Charter, was negati0ed, only
p ming in favor of it Mr.. Irimble'S
motion 70 iflue 5cire tGcia5 ihared the
fame fate, only 28 ring in iupport of it.
The rcfolutionS offered by Mr.Spencer,
on the iubjea were then Withdrawn
and bill Il prohibit the pretended dis
uibuion OF flares, &c was amended, and
agyced 70. The committee then rofe.
reported their proceedings, and the
Houfe adjourned,
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09

The Hon. Lapgdon Cheves has arrived
at Pill .delphia, and Is to take the Preside n
Cy OF lhe Bank Of tue y aIted S,ales.--Uo
der his direction there will b. no nisman-
ageme to ad his own personal interest /;
or to & atty the avaricious dispositions OF
others The concerns of this institution
will b. regulated by sjricl adherence to
he public welfare.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09
Bank Of the u. States.

The House concurred with the com
mittee Of the whole in rejecting the
proportions TO repeal the Bank Char er,
and 10 li1ue a lcire facias, I2I to 80, on
;be frl, and 10 TO 80, on the fecond
motion.
The Bill TO prohibit the undue ditri
button of fhares, Sc, was taken up, and
on motion Of Mr. Johnson was amended,
by iuftrting claufe fubitantially. to pun
ish perlons who may attempt to bribe the
Prelid Mt, Directors or officers of the
Initltuuon.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09

It is said in the New-York papers 10 be
g understood that Gen. Jackson on his return
to Washington, will resign his military com
mand, and be appointed Governor Of tiorl-
d." Perhaps the Tammany Society or Co.
Iunbjan order, since the afront offered them
will think better ofthis nomination; and per
hops also, the Seuate Of The United States may
choose IL have some voice in the appoint
ment-not however, it is to be presumed, IN
til The Office is created, by the ratification OF
the treaty and the organization Of govern
meut for the new province.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09
THURSDAY. FEB. Is.

A fatement of the pubic funds in
State 6anks, was communicated, and
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09
MnRE PIRACY.

The brig Gen Victoria, commanded by
John Delivers, Frenchman, is now cruz
ing in the West India seas sparing 10 col
ours, and pIundering whatever be pleases
three months he has overhauled 50 Amer
icin, French, Bremen, English. Dutch
Danish, Swedish and Russian vessels, anc
plunderine the whole, 7. more o. less. =
She Carries ,wo guns, hgs a com oliment O
70, men, is uadcr The NexIcen flag, and !;
probably owned at New-Orlcsns.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-20
Flour Business.

FENHE subscribers respectfully inform
D. their friends and tie public thai they
have entered into partnership in the
flour anj grocery business, under the fro of
GIBSON {. Upton Their ware house
is at the upper end of Kiug-s'reet. where
they intend buying and will receive -four on
storage On hand, large quantity of rlais-
ter, salt, &c.
ISAAC GIBSON.
NATH An LUPTON.
We intend keeping constant supply OF
the best family -four.
september 81 d3teo6w
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New Edition
OF THE
auERTE.i,V GARDENER,

CONTAINING ample directions for
~ working Kitchen garden every month
in the year aud coFious, instructions ion
the cultivation OF flower gardens, vineyards,
nurseries, hop yards. greer houses and hot
houses,
By John Gardiner, and by DGu,d Hepburn,
late gardeners to governor Mercer and ge-
neral Mason.
To 7vh,ch IS added,
A Treatise on Gardening, BY Citizen of
Virginia. Also, few hints on the cu|tiva-
lion OF Native ines and directions iol ma
king Domestic Wines Furs.e by
j. KENNEDY 4 son.
March go IN tulf
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c. & l. T.. Thompson

! AVE received, per the ship Boston, cap
: tain Fmlay, from Liverpool, supply
"t SEASONABLE GOODS, consisting OF !,
I. Sheppard's and Meek T. Cos. imperial
etXony cloths and cassimeres
Yorkshire fine T. superliue ditto
Double milied drabs
Etannels, white. red, yellow {. green
Bombazet,s, black and all colors
hose blankets, assorted from 8-4to l2-4
Carpetings and twillsd cords and velvet
"ens And on hand,
An assortment OF eetton goods. :.
september Is dStmwf
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Lemons, Sugars, &c.
ESANDEVlLLE& LARMOUR offer fol
I've sale,
40 boxes fresh Lemons i. fine order
80 go i hh,s LIST, I'd Y Sd quality sugars
% hhds " est India rum
% do. northern 10.
% bbis ) '
1000 gallons wine and cider vinegar
A lew dozen very old superior ctaret
90 chests gunpOwIer, tmperIsl and
young hyson teas, oil choice QUANTITIES
80 lbxal Durham nIusJaru IN leads
81 dM. london aud tl.ade pfId 10
80 boxes pepper anu plmenlo
800 reams writing and Wrapping paper
20U boxes mould and !lppcd candles
10000 Id Ia ~ soap
And a general assortment OF good wines,
liquors AM groceries, as usual.
June II
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Bottled Ale, Porter, Cider,
Wine. sc.

V>HE subscriber, at his cellar on Royal-st.
offers for sale an extensive supply of
Philadelphia porter, ole 4. cider, in bottles,
which beng selected by himself will be
found OF superior quality.
Besl port, claret and Madeira wine, old in
bottle, which by the dozen will be sold on
moderate terms.
.lnd an store, for sale.
Bristol porter bottles in hampers { one
gross each
Velvet corks in bales of 100000
Five, two, one and one bali gallon demi-
Superfine taLle salt in baskets johns
With general and well selected assort-
ment OF wines, spirits, teas, sugars spices,
groceries, &c. VIM. DUNLAP.
June tulhstf
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Barr Mil Stone Maa,lt.cb~y

bSitE subscriber wishes to inform his
friends and the pubic, that ne has
opened his Burr Mi Strne Mandatory, al
the upper end Of King-sueet, opposite the
Biacksm tn ana Farrier'. shop, in the low Il
If Alexandra where he viii supply miller,
with French 'nrrs, of any size, al he shorl
ST notice and will W 'rrapt them equal, Il
not superior to any in the CnItej States
u mi'iers viii order their W'reat Bars he
lore they are bnilt, he viii build them n
nanmer. as he can prove to the satistdctlo,
OF any person, tnat they will ri without
stop or Tail for 100 years S''t not bespoke -.
from 'n To 100
n. b. Prices as los as possible
June % RUBERT GLENN.
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Began Hampson e. Go.

D'yan Hahn psoh g 70
E5ANE on hand, AMI ,ff,r for sale
FL 80 hhds 4. 100 hbls lst S'>2d quality
HuscovadO sugars
SO hhds, bright molasse>
50 10 J,malca and Antigua rum
70 bags prime green coffee
4 pipes London part. Teneriffe wine
10 do Sicily Madeira do
81 quarter casks Malagt 90
4 cases London mustard containing
pound & bali pound canni.ters
z hhds. English alum
1900 lbs. madder
A lew tons patent shot, assorted sizes
Whiie lead in kegs
1000 lbs. bees wax
$500 iS9 . ."s*s'' s1 GS. ''"" |sALT
400 tons plaster
With general assortment Of groceries.
ant a constant supply OF the best family
flour september q
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JOHN IL. Ladd . Go.

AfFER Tor sale al Teaule1 prices, loi
~ approved paper al ung ,iates
90 iiiius u est-inuia rum
90 y. t.. ruin
So bis 40 40
ID nnus ana ~ bis India Point and
common yin
mid and bb cherry bounce
~ lbio COiOrng
Ga boxes white Havana sugar
60 brown iO
80 hhds retailing molasses
90 bags green Havana cotiee
2O chests yUun- dyson lea
Guest imperial DO
$50 boxes mould Candles
% 10 dipped 40
81 do yeiioN aud brown soap
81 DO fancy soap
81 tons Russia oid sable iron
goo pieces Russia s,ieetings
81 bales anu cases English, India,
German aud domestic goods
IS boxes men ana boys coarse and
fine hats
8 cases large and small combs
90 trails Arabian dates
12 boxes | turkey figs
40 DO Muscatel raiSins
3 casks lemon juicr
=
Pipes, halt pipes an quarter casks
SCOTS and other Madeira ana Sicily Madeira
wines
Reams wiring, sugar loaf, wrapping
and sheathing paper
Bales English herring seine Irvine
Dbl indigo
% casks red ore
400 casks lime
400 ku,palc tonc. limo
100 NJ clear and understandable boards
9OU0 bushels Albany oats
2700 bushels Isle OF May salt
5000 do Liverpool coarse do
900 do Lisbon do
Is casks Connecticut cheese
Boxes dun goldfish
e5 bis prime pork
10 navy beet
60 No. 9 herrings
80 casks English powder, lying Ill
the powder house
5 cases mems and boy S shoes
SO boxes double rehn'd Italian brm-
95 Connecticut ploughs
Clocks, time pieces and mahogany
furniture
Weayers' reeds or Stays
west InedSules, poAeo, Sh ."Se' anu
shaving boxes
100 gsIndstones
Yawl boats
40 kegs large and small twist manu-
featured tobacco
4 bales hops
Is tons tustc
Is crates and hhds Liverpool ware
40 boxes window glass, OF various
sizes
Cordage, handspikes, mast hoops,
hanks, sc. &c.
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fNo 1913.
Up Notice.

NIFFICULTIES arising from the nature
, ofthe following work, the publisher has
been compelled to remove TO Philadelphia
fur the better execution of his plan. 2!.e
editorial department has in consequence fai-
len uto other hands cir. ALIENS present.
engagement rendering il impossible to SUPER
intend It in another city. The fiends and
relations of the different sigoers 10 the pecla-
ration Of Independence are therefore request
ed IN irect their favors to the publisher, Nd
443, Market-street, Philadelphia.
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.J,fMES.

about % years of age, his tore teeth wide
apart, and cannot speak very quick had
on Virgins cloth clothes and carried OFT a
shaggy great coat. he has father named Pe-
ter Hall, who lives with the IS Idow Morgan,
a, Oak Hill, Fauquler Co and his 'grandi;-
Their. old F ederick Hall, is supposed to be
living at Mr.. Terett's neal Alexandria, and
il is fikely he may be lurking about there. :,
] will give the above reward lof apPfeheiieu-
ing anu securing said teilo" 30 that ge' I'm
again, and reasonable charges u brought
home J. H. " ASHiNGTON.
Masters Of vessels and others are ore.
warn against hsrboring OF carrying Oh
said fellow
jane IA
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Con. Freight.

"a, The superior schooner PLANTER,
SSfyCapt. Merchant; will be ready to re
ceiTc cargo on board in few days and
take freight to any Foreign Port or Coast
WIS. Apply to w FOWLE < Co.
Hky lave for sale, sad schoOner's Cargo Of
40 tons Plaster Paris.
OCjObtr6
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Fnc Sale. FREIGHT or Charter,

LII The fast sailing, n. York built
GSbrg BLISS, capt. French, bur'hen
III on, Tor about 25C0 harrels) copper
fastened and well found, and in every re-
spert hrst rate vessel, Is now ready tor
he reception of a cargo. Apply to Captain
French On board, at Ramsay's wharf, or to
en- 90 THOMAS V. HUCK
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For Bermuda,

,tSN The brig BENEFACTOR, to sail
{sSE with all possible dispatch.-Two OF
three hundred barrels Of freight IS wanted 10
h.luP. A few passengers can be handsome
y accommodated. Apply to
NJ. MILLER & SON; or
THOS. H. ROWLAND.
eeptember 25
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ard.

Reward.
dan AWAY. from the subscribers
Ia plantation, in Prince Georges CO.
about the Ist OF June, negro man, named
HERCULES,
about 35 years Of age, SIX Ieet high. and
very stout, very black, and remarkably
large mouth wears his beard long (; had on
an Osnaburg shirt and trowsers, and new
felt hat. 1 will give the above reward tor
experimenting and securing sad fellow IN
any jail. So that get him agaIs, and reason
able charges if brought home.
GEORGE FORBES,
Near Benedict, Charles 90. Md.
august "a d3ituti
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PIaister. Duck. &c.

AdIStSb- tRlitNs we
yEVWO hundred E. five tons plaster Paris,
/ the cargo OF the brig Anu Maria, capt.
Blci, from St. Andrews. For sale by
WIN. FOWLE T. co. vs.
Fho have also for sale, landing from schnr.
Liberty, capt Bears, from Boston,
loo bolts first quality Russia Duck
5000 lbs. sheathing tPAPER.
so reamS wrapping
also,
Tie cargo Of the schnr. Cstharine, Captain
Singer, OF
Goo casks Thomaston lime.
For Freight,
.SS. The brig ANN MARIA, J. Buck,
SEA master; first rate vessel, carries
about 2uoo bills. or $50 hhds. tobacco, IN
complete order for any VOYAGE.
Also. for any Eastern Port,
LIZ The schooner CATHARlNE, capt:
~ Singer, an excellent vessel, and will
De- ready for cargoin lew days.
Apply as above. september u
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For New-Y0rk,

{SS The regular packet schnr. DASH,
8E John Griffith, master, burthen about
90 barrels, now ready TO receive a cargo
snnlr 10 JOHN H. LADD T. Co.
TI, haze in charge, and from the Neso- York
packets,
One box and one paper bundle, marked
J D. HAMILTON and two boxes, mark
VI r HAYNES. October ii
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For Sale or Freight,

For Sale or Freight,
IN The schr. ROB ROY, Isaac Pool,
@fs Master, burthen about 100 barrels:
= : an excellent vessel, nearly new, and
III IN he discharged in few days. Apply TO
"" JOHN III. LADD & Co.
V1o offer for sale her cargo, Uiz.
800 salted and dry Brazil hides
1913 sides soal leather
80 tons tuStic
s baskets cocoa October Is