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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-21

the subjcined articles OF intelligence, and
shall continue our TRANSACTIONS tomorrow.
A Boulogne article will be found below.
which states, that British fleet was fitting
cut at Plymouth, to take possession of the
Florilas-its first destination Was Havana.
SALES AT PARIS.
French funds, Sept. 6, 73I. Is c bank
auctions, l447, 30 l450.-Cotton, long
staple, At; short do. If 9Oc a sf &c; Loui-
siaDa, IF lOc. eff. e3c.--Rice, 80 40f.
A London paper OF the eth August says,
taat the alarm which had heemaxperirnced
at the Exchange few days before, had been
considerably increased. Eighteen failure.
have taken place this week, and very con
siderable bankruptcy has jus. been declared.
/ his has been the case with lottery dealer,
who had sold according TO some, million
sterling, and according 10 others, 100000
hvres III liz funds, which he has not been a.
bic to deliver.
An ,dre,s to the electors of Westminster,
in favor OF rarliamentaI, Reform, and the
dstresse, OF lie country, having been pub
lshed IN one OF the London papers, The name
of the author " as demanded OF the printer by
Lord Sidn.uuih-Sir Francis Burle:t, IN a
letie. to Lord Siuuiuuti,, acknowledged hIn-
sell the authYr, ami states, thai though The
address was ,,ritlen n haste, aud under great
agitation OF tee,tue sc tiIat ne would always
he Iounl 10 advocate Tie sentiments express
ed in 1t, as those OF true Ems ,shman and an
honest man.
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amplerus. acknowledge may receive Tia due
improvement; that what IL already done, in
all parts Of the world. may, be collected that
what may he hereafter proposed may meet .
candid hearing, and am enlightened discus
sion il is respectfully suggested, in case
these bservatiens should reach SO :'r, whe-
Their PROFESSIONALLY, ON new and distinct foum-
dations; a professorship OF cafhoiepistcmia, or
any other denomination which may obtain ;
womld not be advisable. in the University III
Oxford in England, among the most ascent,
among the most respectable, il not. actually
the most ancient, and the most respectable, Of
the scientific Institutions. which ale now in
existence upon this globe
From the iptsrmce which the University of
Oxford exercises over British literature, from
the influence which British literature exerci-
,stsnpon aIl nations; AN establishment of this
kind, in such quarter, may, IL any human
operations can, accelerate tue glorions and
happy day, whichrsligiu n promises. and which
philosophy does not disclaim, when catholic
science, and when Cat loiic faith, shall pervade
the whole world OF mankind.
~ HYLORUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-27
JOSEPH G.. CABELL, Clerk.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER.

Gh IBAt OF "A LII FEM
The commercial distress Of tie ma
ton is very great. The banking bubbles
are breaking, aud will leave US all poorer
Than they found us. Industry, Econon,y
ought 10 be The order ofihe day until The
crisis is passed. IL this distress could open
the ,es Of tie community TO tie real
sources OF wealth, and induce. them 10
put down a. soon as they can, The parasite
Institutions which accumulate il in the
hands Ola few, whilst they destroy all
morality and sound feeling, il would be
great happiness. But the curse seems TO
he eniailrd OF us. For some time many
Of us IN tile towns have been aud we shall
continue slaves TO bank directors. Some
Merchants Of high Standing are obliged 10
crouch 10 these arbiters of credit, upon
which their all depends. Would TO hea-
ven that these parasite institutions were
sunk III The lowest depths OF ilie ocean
aud their very memory blotied out for C.
yer. u wOuh lie brnofi TO mankind,
even II it threw us century back ia in
teriial improvements" AID reduced us 10
"OOdcu plaIieTs and pewier spoons. Ii
would rc~iorcuS our honest and glowing
sense - independence. IL IL diminished
ony wealth. We shpuld assume the port
aud dignity of men, II ~c lost some Of the
irappings ol fools. Oar possessions
would sol he so great. bni they would bC
nur own. The country is vet only IL
part fatsi,d IfIt were enlightened, SO
mghi'nopc u rrslycriing spirit would sris,
oui Ut ., @hich rlishi save Our iowns.'
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pulatiun Of Nelson county,, to the qHofa
l vi that comfy.
The result was found 10 be 5 4J3 30.
The following resolutions were ih.,, a.
dupied--
Rcsofvcd unanimously, That fvr The be.
mefit of the poor children of fife county
the schoo, commissioners do hereby re-
| liDquish all claim Ia The compensation al
| l0w.d by law for any personal services
they NAV pcrfO: > In HE discharge oi The
duties al their appointment.
Rcsohcd, That The poriipmof Tie school
fund which may fall la the share of this
+ county, should be divided among the
different sections of the county, mol in
proportion 10 The uIli'e population. but
| To the number of poor children, which
those sections may be found to contain.
Resoiped, That in the disbursement OF
| the school fund for the county of Nelson.
| the commissioners are bound to apply
the niuiiey only 10 :" The payment OF the
expence ct tuition, aud OF furnishing the
poor children with proper books aud ma
terials for writing aud cipIerins."
Resoiesd, That il, in proceeding tn the
discharge Of their duties, the comniissi-
"ners should find il impraciicable, from
the want OF convenient schools, 10 carry
the law infO execution as 10 a part Of The
poor children of the county, they will
nevertheless feel themselves bound Ia ex
tend its operation 10 suchas may be foun1
in the neig lilouriioOd Of schools.
Resoired, That, with view 10 All ex-
pe,iitious and discreet fultilment OF the
duties Of The board, il is expedieni forth
with to assign To each of the eight com
nlissioners, ihe task of ENDURING in some
one Of the eight militia company districts
in tho county, for such information r. la
tive Ia the objects of'tlie law, as, when
reported 10 and duly investigated by Tie
board, at eeting Ia be held for that
purpose, may enable il to act detinhircly.
Resoioed, That each commissioner as
signed TO militia company district, shall
be bound to ascertain as exactly as possi-
bic, and 10 report 10 the board al its next
meeting the following points of informal
ten relative To his district viz:
The names OF the schOolnasters with
in the district:
The names of sucI, sch0olmasiers with
out the district, 10 whom il may be neces-
sary or most convenient TO send aportiou
of the poor children:
The price Of tuition at each of the said
schools, annually and per quarter:
The names and ages of the INDECENT
children and il 10 any, 10 what school,
convenient
And tile names of their parents or
guardians and whether they may be de-
sirous or unwilling 10 avail their children
or wards OF the provision made for them
by the law.
Resoirrd, That each commissioner in
making his report shall conform TO for
mula 10 be furnished him by the clerk,
l r. Al T.
tanned in the resolution last adopted by
this board.
The following is copy of the formula
furnished to each commissioner, filled up
in part with initials and figures. 10 shew
| the mode in which Il was used: -
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Resofued, That Tor the purpose Of car
ryiBg into effect the three resolutions LAST
adopted by The Board, the School Com
mlsslOBers be assigned 10 the militia COM
pany districts in The following order, viz
Joseph Shelton 10 Tie district com.
manded by Capt. Nathaniel Harlow
Robert !. Kimcaid 10 the district com
maHded by Capt. Aaron Morrison:
James Montgomery 10 the district com
manded by Capt. John jacobs:
Thomas Massie 10 the district COM
maDded by Capt. William Camden
James Murphy 10 the district COM
handed by Capt. James Ehmunds
Robert Rives to The district command
ed by Capt. Nelson Hargrove
Joseph c. CabrlI to Tie district com
manded by Capt. William Ball:
Aud Jesse JopIlng 10 The district com
mandrd by Capt. Samuel SCruggs.
And whereas doubts NAV arse az ia
what oaght 10 cl,aracierizc 4 poor child.
according to a sound construction of The
ACT Of Assembly; and il is proper that
lis application 10 Ike various sections oil
The county should rest upon unifurn
principles
ReSoieed, Thai the selection Of the oh
| lecis Of The law shall he confined 10 utI
married persons, not under Scren nor ovci
twe,fy-0ne years Of age and HAT 10 per
son shall be considered an INDECENT Child
whose parent or parents, ought 10 he en-
abled, by his. her, or their prope,ig, iator
or shiH. {" deiray The expense of scndinl
such chiId to school.
The Board then adjourned 10 the All
Moniay 10 July.
J''ig 20 lois. ~ an adjourned meet
lns Oi tijP bnars oi sch1ol coDnniSSiuu
Pis held al l.o,ing~lum oh Monday 25l
at Jhy. al si'icb il,c llowlng comui-
'Ioners Were present, viz: Joseph ohel
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q ERROR CoRricrsp.

eRfNOt CONffst
In ANNOUNCING the appointment Of MIR.
Briggs, civil Engiu-sr in the service OF
this Commonwealth, an uninten,iomal err
ror was committed, which more accurate
Information enables us TO correct, and I've
request those WIN have copied the article
from ms, 10 copy also tliis correction, we
stated. as w~ were informed, that The
Board of Public Works had appointed
Mr.. Briggs Assistant Engineer This
proves not 10 be the fact. They have
appointed him additional Engineer, equal
in rank anh responsibility with MIR.
Moore. Who is principal Engineer Ly pri.
oriiy OF appointments. t
We have intelligence frem France il,af
the King had been embarrassed by The
members of the Legislative bodies. With
view of overcoming The opposition ia
the House oisPes ~, he bad created new
haicl, OF peers 10 the number of go. l,
APP ears il,ai this opposiIinu had proceed
ed irom the party The CHra- Hoyaiists-
for, ia the nrw b;rel, there are not less
than six of Bonaparie's old marshals-
besides others, hose principles are very
foreign 10 those al The Ultra feogaiist par
~. The London Courier, brsihes, Zone
of the moSI legitimate tools Of iie EnyiisI,
ministry >Ge,Iouuces this appointment of
Bonapariisis i'll the sironges, Terms.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
DELEG: d7kS 1O THE NEXT LEGIyL5 7URE
9 Ldncusfer-Geor2e w bowman, A rmslead
Cnrrie.'
Observation-Disclosures L. Chinn, john Mid
dletou..
Hardy jesse Cunningham, J. Neville.-
Eii=abcth City William Hope, Charles NJ.
Coilcr.e
Not Of the last Lrgisiafure.
STATE SENATE.
Culpeper....L II. Dade.
X. Mallory. ..l77
Present majority for Dads 3y2-oniy Orange
to vote.
CONGRESS
Cu!peper-G. L. Siroiher. .2s9
John Sllackeifoid d.. .22o
John Wharton. ..........o
eS-Fanquier is the only other count, III this
district
Observation-Disclosures 100. Hungerford l0t
Lancaster. I75................t3.
5'Present majority Tor Ball S5g-only W est.
moreland To vote.
Elizabeth City-Severu E. Parker had no
opposition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-27

fTHikTY DOLLARS REWARD For ABRAHAM, p
u negro man Of DARK or black complexion, little
inclined 60 he ctgmty and bOwltggsd long face about
% years of age, feet inches Igh. Tie wore Eft a
bl"e pair Of panialoons, bjue ffock coat aud will
6ouDt procure himself gee pass ava attempt ~
for frve maiPfobabiy W. mas attempt "a get bu6
ness as waterman. abnol Gainesville ne ifay at
tenpt 10 get ." GlUuccStcr or ne OF The adJOinhg
counties, or hiddiescN here Zee Was bf0Hgii - On
lie may atttrpt 10 rass 10 Ritbmand Petersburg fO
iree usn. or waieyaa, a. he has cncs made the ~
Know % Ho particular scar. lie Sa littlr scqHsitc
with The aplasci can repd pfiaf- NAeu synRtn a.
has lisle smiling address. Any psfsn, seeisg thc
said negIo with tree pass not will bin IN
Jail. viii gave The ai,Oye rCaMH.
sLLtS TbLioTr.
Chariefe esHniy, Ap'ilz-. i.'
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Personal Estate of Mr.. John Mnfte,.. dee.

Personal Estate IF Mr.. John Wattey, dee.
WILL BE SOLD, at puelic auction, on 1assdeg,
w an Noy, IL fair, the 6ist fat day thereafter,
al the ate residence Of Mr.. j. Mutter dec Part iS
PERSONAL rs ATE, consisting Ofs variety OF House
hoid and Kitchen FURNlI UhE-ABoBg which, there
several excellent beds Mattresses excellent
of cut gIass superb set Of dessert china table aud
ten china an aiabaseT clock quatily OF excellent
lied and table linen GTsf Brussels carpets an
approved piaio, good order also excellent stock
of badeira, Peri, Ciaret and Hermitage wines; French
brandy aud Tni old aud Of superior quality va
luabie house servants, male aud female cook
Carriages aud pair of well lToke huises two nicb
cows, and many articles not enumerated.
THRNs.-Fof eli sums under 3 100, cash Will be re
qnred for = 100 to : 600 sixty days credit will be
allowed; COO and upwards, four months the yur-
ebasers giving n0tes wub sppt0yed eidofsers
on the DAY will be hired for the remainder OF
the year, two valuable HOUSE SEKyAN1S.
By oracr Of y. Gibson, eI'Or OT Ur. John Htfffr
dec. HERON SIMON K co. Ancfs.
April2T. IN.
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JOSEPH SHELTON,
ROBERT RIVES,
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
ROBERT !. KINCAID,
IECSE IOpIING


Minutes IF the proceedings of the board of
school commissioners .fo, Nelson county,
for tie last quarter Of tie year ending
10Th Oct 1918.
Uay 25, 1919 The court OF Nelson
county proceeded io The appointment Of
commissioners 10 carry into effect The
law entitled an aci appropriaiing part
oi the revenue OF the literary fund and
for other purposes" The following per-
SONS living IN different paris Of The coun-
~, were appointed, w. Joseph Shelton,
Robert /. kiucaid, James Montgomery,
Thomas Massic, Jr, James Murphy, Ko-
bert ltiycs, Joseph e. Cabell and Jesse
Joplng.
June %, 1SlS.--At regular meeting Of
tic Board of school commissioners for
the county of Nelson, held Al Loyings-
ton, OF MONDAY, 22d June, 1918, Tie
Whole ol tie sche0l commissioners being
| present, The Law eDinied = al act appro.
priailngpa of Tive revenue Of The Iltera-
" fund aud for oIher purposes :" passed
February 81, 1913. having bren first read,
! Joseph G. Cabeli, on a lcnder made bS
him Of his services. was elected clerk 10
The board aud, James Mnrphy, on The
m0iInn Of a member, VAS chnScn iressu
! rer OF the spliDnl tuni, ard h,S appoint
| gIent certified 90 tie court Of Nelson.
fnr lie l.",pUsr vi a.eerlalrlng The r.
mount OF iuc se,onl t,nid Ior lie county
oi Nelson. an alr,iicIi ~ wa. then mad,
OF ihe rwie prescribed by %, Iaw; giz
as Tie Whole nl,ne gopnlaiiou OF ,lI'
state Is, - i1,oCg - y Iir Wire po
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Great lnprOv ement in Female i.tLnrarion,
Drrired from application ~ eiementary p,ig-
eiptes, nhich rendersfhe fountains cJcIossicai lite
rents, nhose oTn fasie, may incline her 10 re-
s0rf 10 them. .
I'm Monday, the 81 May, Mr.. Anderson
~ proposes 10 open a new department OF
his institution for Female Edu,ation, tisIin
guished by the name of" The Morning Sehuoi,'
which will be devoted particularly TO The Lam
guuges. Mr.. A. is prepared TO demonstrate,
that any yonng lady of moderately good capa-
city, may, IN less than two years OF study,
acquire such a knowledge of the Lasin, Greek
French and Italian, as will enable her 10 read
with intelligence the best authors OF iIir. an.
cient sad 10 read, write, and converse with
satisfaction, in tie modern languages
Hours cf study, TO s or o, A. Nj er1as, 5 8
per month or 10 such attend the day school
also. half that price.
n. ID. Mrs. Camp continues to receive board
ing pupils. April "a. 2uf
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MARRlEfjl On wrdi, tdaJ, the a4,h ut. by the
Rev. Mr.. wydown, WILLIAM c. RivES, OF the coan
~ Of Nelson, 10 MISS JUDITH =. WALKER, daughter
Of the late Col. Francis Walker OF the county Abe.
marie.
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DlEDl-At Belmont. near Baltimore, in the 33d year
Of his age, The Hon. ALEXANDER c. HANSON. Seuz
tor OF the United States from Maryland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-27

~ BARER- DrNTfs4--l nfOfG,s the public that re
tLs shnu be abscGt ron RicimoBI from the i1st Il
this mouth tll autumn. .Fbose pss0hs wanting his
professional services. wtl please 10 call upon I'm
April o. i0s..Hf
"A Lease If COai Ierd Joy scic.
WILL he cfegea a. fhe hghtsA bidder ior cash
w ppo the premises, in the county az Cicueineif,
about lhf.ees miles ABOVE R-hnirnd 90 lanes
river. on yA1LRDET, ne CfSf dVg II Nog tie
Interest hich tie sWbsCFibors he rfrtam ienee
ob,aincd ~ WIN. Marr and JofGan Martin of a.'d
coanty fn The asGis al starch r AfcHrr q Go u
The opinion Of some gentlemen has eoa Hay be fond
upost fhe end leased ADD he opinion of tie sub
scrbfrs thst u would ROT cesi Wore than ikfte ca
fonr tbeusant dollars siaS g. the coat. sniitrf
etching 10 gurchasc. haVea ~ tee i4asr ~
applying the suJssriJcfs, the csIk o. Chfslsf
Ield cOrnsy ssuil BRANCH u. ARChER,
Ayrnss si' wd. AReHkR
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~ sniae OF an order of the county conTt OF roula
~ tan the subs cfiber will sell 20 the highest kdGe
Tor cash, at Powhatan Courthouse, the 5H dry Of
June neSf, a NEGRO MAN, named Frank, who WAS
committed 10 Abe Jail Of Powbalan, as runaway, IN
The month Of December, 1917, aud no has been since
hifea cut. The said Frank states himself To be The
property Ola MT heiii, Of the slate If Georgia, and
says he has been absent from his for several
Jears RICHARD BASS, nep'y,
for Henry W. watkins, Sheriff & JaiIor % Powhasn.
April n.
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a HORSE STOLEN.-A handsome Buy Hare Io
IA stolen The suasci iber's door between
and O'Clock, On Monday, The 22d lust. by common
shabby dressed white man, who has doubt ca, ried
her into the conniy. The pony is about feet y or
inches high, bright bay. with foot white TO The
pastern joint, 6yszrs old walks remarkably fast and
very spirited and active. The saddle has plated stir
rnp irons, about half worn, made by John Simpson, OF
Petersburg, fs label under the skirt. The bIid.e
has brown leather Teus, the bill plated and rather u
common, having joint IN the centre of the cheek,
called cbipney bit.
reward Of TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS will be given
to any person, who will bring back the pony with sad
die AID bride or FIFTY DOLLARS, if the thief is
brought with her, and prosecuted 10 conviction.
April II. 1li..lt JOHN BELL.
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- RICHMOND NAIL HANUFACrORY.-3d a, S, Q,
~ y, 10, IL, 10, 80, and IOd Cut Nails g. 10, IA
snd 200 Brads-l, u, and inch Sprigs-Shee and
Hoop iror-Naii Plates, Nail and Spike Rods20O tons
Nat and square Swedish fron and Mould Plates Of all
sifes. Iron rolled to order.
Tbe above viii be sold low, by wholesale, and the
quality wsffaDted equal to any in the United states.
Awrii ~. iI1..st HAxALL, BROTHERS X CO.
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Curing GOODS. Patterson d P9NsonGy have
~ received aud opening Of their spring a;sort
HItnt OF DtI GOODS-among which are figured nd
plain Canton grapes do. shawls, assorted black It's
tflng sarceHeis aud lorences horeHtInes caubrics,
cacoes, gihghanis and steam loom sbiriiDgs Irish
linens and lawns figured and plain book inuslins !;
trimmings, hounces and robes tanbOfed, loom seed
ed. aud tape siIipe n,usins, for dresses; hair
whte bun, and striped marseiIles yestings veIvets
aud cords Madras, Malabar and BaHdanna bsndkeT-
chiefs domestic cotIous cotton and linen checks
Together with sup. CLOTHS and CASSiME kEs, OF the
best mandatory, &C. &c....AIso, small invoice
MISUNDERSTANDING Of buttons, pen knives scis.
sors and dandfif combs; tortoise tuck aud side do.
common aud gilt pins, &G.&c.
Apiil AZ. uI..wsw
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II and JuridiCal sciences; Cd. The
physical and Mathematical sciences ;
"a Tie Historical and Pathological
,rrnccs. The mast eminent profess
sors. Russian and foreign, are to be en-.
gagged.
oThe new system of education is also
widely extending in Russia ; and a con
e;Ierahlc number Of schools arc in &C.
,;on for education the children of sol
liers. upon this economical and efficient
Man. Even in Siberia there is an es-
Enlistment for training masters, who
when qualified, arc sent to different
narts of the empire and in the neigh
borh9ad of Odessa, in the sOusl OF Rus
STA. there arc schools fnr above 10000
o rthe Russian troops. At Petersanrgh
there is a school fur the children OF sol
,;rrs extremely well organized; and an
r;hcr for $50 persons has been opened
far l..c soldiers themselves, Il certain
number Of whom are taken ont OF the
different regiments, in order. when
qualified. that they may teach others by
this method.
The progress they make, particularly
tic Cossacks, Is represented as quite
astonishing. In the space Of Is days
several, who did not previously know
q Ietter were able TO read short
words, and even tn write them on a
siatc. Prince Alexander Galtzin. the
minister Of public Instruction, has laid
bcgare ;hc Emperor al extensive set of
reading lessons, from the Holy Scrip
tnrrs. far The use of ali schools, upon
the same plan, III Russia. of which the
E.apcrar has expressed his high appro-
batian and has ordered the payment OF
the expeHce oil printing a large edition.
These lessons are very extensive, and
consist of three parts.-l. Historical
lessons, from the Old Testament; 2.
Our duties towards God and man; s. A
brief History OF the four Gospels. with
samc af tic most striking facts in the
Acts of the Apostles. Tie selection IS
made in the words OF the text, withaat
not. or comment, and tho Whole Is
p,iuteI in common Russ.
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ROUND HILL.

lying on the stage or Colchester road. dist
about s I.iles from ~Alexandria, and conts
ing i48f acres, more or Iess;-feseryi
however, to George Triplett bis riphtto I
llnoiety of the dwelling house and ward. d
land has been very considerably improved
jndicious cultivation, and there are 4
growing crops ofsmaIl grain upon it.
Also. n other tract, being an equal /
divided moiety Ola tract of ian6 in the y
county, contiguous to the foregoing. &
supposed to contain % acres g poles. 4
The terms of sale will be made knowx
the time and place of sale.
nov 10 J. 1. McKENNA, Trustee
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G.. & p. Thompson

ETAyE received, per the ship Boston, cap.
Il tain Finlay. from Liverpool, a supply
of SEASONABLE GOODS, consisting of
T. Sheppard's and Meek y Cos. imperial
Sayony cloths and c%assimeres
, Yorkshire fine !. superiine ditto
Double milled drabs
Flannels, white, red, yellow &"green
Bombazetts, black and all colors
Rose blankets, assorted from 3D. to l2-4
Carpetings and twilled cords and velvet
teens And on hand,
An assortment u cottou goods.
september l3 d3tmWf
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For Freight,

,ESFl The ,chr FOUE-BROTHERS, A.
.s3 Burgess, master burthen 500 bb!s {;
she viii ,a&c freight TO the West Indies or a
southern port. Apply To
A. ADAMS, Central wharf.
Who offers tor sale her cargo consisting OF
% ii lumher
40 bbls, N. +. rum
25dn. giu
2n do. mackrIei
o. hoNes chocolate
8" rea,ns wrapping paper
; chests Tyson tea
~ hbis. beef
ga boxes candies Nov. 90