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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28
JAMES MONROE.

AN ACT to regulate tue Pay Of the Army when
employed on fatigue duty.
4E e Enacted by he Senate and House Of
r. tcsentafiues Of the United Sfaf,s Of .dme
ric in Congress assembled, That whenever it
sha be found expedient 10 employ the army
at vcyk On iorti6catiops, in surveys, io cutting
foa 5. end other constant labor, of not less
thai sn days, the non commissioned officers,
musicians and priva,es, so employed, shall
be owed fifteen cents, and an extra gill Of
wh,skey or spirits each, per day, while so
empl,yed.
March 2, isls--Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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hiebmoad Snpeyine -Four.

$50 hbls. h'cnmono superhnt FLOUR,
OF superior quality received per sIoop Hud.
sou, anu for sale, by
/; BURDICK & SON.
Newport, March "a.
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~s* NEW ADVERTISER Nj.

nv Hen cure for one dollar, or at most for two
w dollars, can be obtained for a cough, cold.
asthma. difficulty Of breathing. ughtncss OF ,bA
chest, wheeling. pain in the slde splitting OF bIoods
a strained stomach. sc. nusl IL not be matter of
supr'ze tha, we the ooi,uary daily sweli,d with
deaths occs,i,ned principally by colds On an avsr4
age az tea1 30.
k-T' One H1ndred u FJy thousand Ptysons
from taking cold commencing with cough, then difh.
Guilty of breathing and pain IN The side, Al length
the lungs become affected, consumption ensues, and
,'eath closes the scene Alas too often does pre-
judice, by listening TO some and adopting the opiu.
ion OF Others, prevail thereby preventing trial OF
idea that no relief car be obtained Scarce a case
occurs bu, may be relieved by the timely spp'ieA'
flnn af
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28

School Books, Blanks. and Stationary,
For sale, At the Hn.S,ore OF
GEORGE WANTON.
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GP PRINTING. Of on kis( - y
safisfaefory manssv, az ~ e6Ilss5
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Printers authorized to publish the Laws Of the
nited States will insert the above week ill
are 1st of September next
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-14
Do. Framed do Mrs. E@lb.ck-Tho's
e. Broughton. =
gDo. do. do.-Tho's Talbat-e houses

A Few days ago lssys the Baltimore A.
| mer;c any we noticed the m rhlication af =.
pamphiet BY General Scott, containing the,
correspondence betwecn him self and Gene
raj Ja1kso in consequence Of an anony-
nous letter received By the Latter. In the
explanatory remarks made hy Gen. Scott
in his pamphlet be. attributes the letter to
De Witt Clinton, present governor of New
York. This accusation bias t-.lled from Mr.
Clinton the following reply
+. TO THE PUBLIC.
General Scott of.the aFnyof the United
States, having in letter Of the Cd January
1918, to General Jackson, iAsinuated, tina,
! bad written, dictated or instigated an an.
onymous letter 10 the latter "a nileman from
unworthy motives, and for improper psr.
poses-and having also eonceaied this inn
putation from me, until the publication Of
pamphlet which reached c,e On the 4tL
inst. | have considered it proper to de-
clare, that | have hac no agency or parti-
cipation in writing, debating or instiga-
tirg any anonymous letter whatever to Gen.
Jackson--that | am entirely ignorant Of
the au,hor-and that toe intimation ofGen.
eral Scott is totally and unqualiiiedly false.
to ali inlents, and in al respects. This de.
claration isnsde from motives of respect
for public opinion, and notfion any regard
for General Scott, whose conduct on this
occasion, is such total departure from ho-
nor and propriety, as to render him unwor-
thy the notice OF man who has any re-
spect for himself
1t is not probable that can at this time
have any recollection of having had the ho-
nor of seeing general Scott. oh the 9th of
June, lSl7-at dinner in New York, or
the topics of conversation as he suggests
circumstances so unimportant are not ant
to be impressed on the memory. But I
feel confident persuasion, that did not
make use OF any expressions incompatible
with the high respect which ntertain for
General Jackson.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-14
Norfolk, Apri! 9,
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE

FIRE FIRE! FIRE!!!
We have indeed painful duty to perform
TO record, as well as the confusion Incl
dent to such an event will permit, calami-
ty which has plunged large and respecta-
BILE portion of our population in deep dis
tress, and cast gloom over our society,
rendered the more awful by the unprece-
dented difficulties of the times. Nor are
the sensations produced by this shocking
occurrence, at all mitigated by the reAec-
ton that prudent forecast, which should
mark the affairs OF all well organized COM
munities, might have averted this evil from
us. But, reserving for another occasion,
further comment upon the improvident
character of our Citizens, who in drawing
the curtain Of oblivion over their scverest
disasters, neglect the necessary precautions
against their recurrence, we will enter on
the melancholy recital.
A postscript in yesterday mornings Bea.
con, will have apprised our distant readers
that just as our paper was preparing Tor
press, about 10 o'clock on Wednesday
night, the appalling cry OF fire called US to
thescene Of oae Of the most distressing con-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-14
DE WI7TCLINToN.
Albany, 9Th April, 1919.
ANOTHER MAIL RoBpEs


For ten days past, the Wilkesbarre and
Easton Mails have come to this Office with
letters taken from them, and after deten-
ton on the road for some days. Some
Mails from Wilkesbarre, had not been re-
ceived. This led to suspicion that the
Robbery must have been al some of the Of.
hces between this place and Easton.
accordingly mentioned the subject to
Mr.. Bailey, agent tor the General Post Of
fee, with request that he would proceed
on that route to ascertain where TIE rogue
~ was committed. On his first journey
he discovered it to be on this side of Doyls.
town, and on his second journey (yester.
day he was so fortunate as to detect the
person.
1t is not thought proper at this time TO
communicate TO the public more fully on this
subject. 1t is requested, however, that
those persons, who within fortnight past,
have sent letters by mail, containing money
from Easton or Wilkesbarre, will advise
the Post Master at Philadelphia, of the
same.
RICHARD BACHE, Pm.
Philadelphia, April 8, 1919.
On Monday night last, (ssys the Angus
ia Chronicle, March 81 between IL and
! o'clock, the gaol in this place was broke
open, and seven prisoners made their es-
cape. They were confined on the second
floor, and effected their enlargement by the
boring with large auger through the third
floor, and dropping down from the window
by twisted blankets. The might was dark
and stormy, which considerably favored
their exertions. Fortunately, however, as
the last fellow was descending, be made a
noise that awakened the gaoler, who i'm
medately BOSE and pursued the fugitive;.
The pursuit was kept up with unremitled
activity until about 9 o'clock A. N. when
five Of the seven were apprehended, and
once more indicted into Office with theu'
sual ceremonies.
The remaining two that have not yet
been heard from, call their names T. Rey'
neau, and Andrew Lowry Freeman. hey.
neau is Frenchman, and was committed
to gaol few days since, for picking a gen.
tleman's pocket in this place-he bad re-
Gently arrived from Savannah, and IS sup
posed to be quite an adept in the light BE-
gered science. When detected i'll pIcKms
the gentleman's pocket, be endeavoTea "
explain it away as "von letel baga'ei'e-
dat he only want to teach American gen.
tlenon Won lesson-dat ven he get iee"e
fright he would give him back bis book, anu
tell him tits very bad to wear his p0eA,'o
outsede de coat" He is about tee''~
OF l l inches high, of dark compleA'0N
with black hair and eyes. He bao o.
black close bodied coat, and brown 81"
tout. Andrew Lowry Freeman, sone'''s,
calling himself Andrew Lowry, was COW
mitted about two months ago for rooeps
the Franklin mail. He is spare made, aOOD'
S feet Z or Q inches high, black bar a''
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-23
Notice is Hereby Given,

TNHAT the partnership heretofore existing
4 under the firm of J. T. R. Withers, Jno.
Withers Il Co and Withers & Washington,
are this day, by mutual consent, dissolved !:
and all persons having claims against or in
debted 10 either J. T. R. Withers, or John
Withers, y Co. will please present their
claims OF make payment to John Wthers,
who is duly authorised to settle and close the
business of said concern, and those having
claims against or indebted 10 Withers &
Washington, will call on or make payment TO
either John Withers or John Washington,
who are authorized to close the business Of
that firm. JOHN WI7,HERS.
x. WII.HERS'
JOHN WASHINGTON.
The business in future will be conducted
under the firm of
J.&P. WITHERS y WASHINGTON,
Who have on hand handsome assortment of
Dry Goods purchased at auction in New
York for money, which they offer at the most
reduced prices. Dec 1871
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lily which they may be accom-
great great. J' and fulfilled. You boast oftree-
ri;''f = ' t5e iss of your table, Of your
DEM Ut, ; . liberty; the savage. whose
nnre, .,dSrr5prates through the forest, is ;
yell re- rs' as free. he becomes Infatuated
equal! :" and basks III the sun beams IN
~ run ;,,,ov;ration. No soul feels
disaIay" 's, ..r yuu, M soul darcs modest
an i'', - Gar ynm are equal: but the
hin" marrjes. he roves through the
sa'aS' " his wife by his side; he
%0""' ,ba feet deer, because his wife
hH'I' ~, Wv n his spoil an9 praises his
P a'tanI' he teaches his boys to be-
'.eA'SI ,,.;;r,inrs, Gamiiiarizes them to the
C'h'| n -, qrrow and tie pointed javelin;
S .,s ',,' has social relations even IN
,n' "", ur brutal intoAlcatioa, he
f'' ,.,~, fire. ynur superior. 1T You
- 90" u. :, control o. direct your
'.''' ,',,.,.t,, Won La,o 40 friend who feels
','; ;',,,rrSt fo. your health and happi-
III '"' ,sbn sirhs for your sriefs, who
"S :.,;.~s in your prosperity, who watch
IT., ,Sj S'a. r;liow in the hour OF sickness
~ ~, ,dminisl,rs with her soft hand the
'I;rme for your health, and binds
~ byows, and soOthes Your agitation
,GT the sweet kiss Of affection. II
~ ~".' brings with it so'ne rriyatlons
~. l.. ,,,,Iy ccmprnsatcs by the additional
- "rr confidence, mutual respect and
' r',..... which il carries in its train.
,'.'i t,,n rail al matrimony ?~-iEstead
',rt.rsc !, M at night. and tncoun-
,n:r. r,,. tlack ,iSagn ii your wenci'
os ~, ogcns tie door fnr you. and yo"
S through Your dark hall TO your
,,,,n,,.,.i!e>s and solitary bed, walk up
r.,.., ard s..bcs!y hoaie. there meet the
rt%,,yri smi!e and cordial welcome OF
>,.,y vltr as she leads You to the ample
IRE. and there cniOy ("hat you never
will if you retain Your present sent',
,ncgt;N the serial converse aud nnoCent
LIa,,ty Ct q lawful and lovely conpa-
NON.
The faces Of the old bachelors began
?, .r,ra,n and mautl~" as | tUoa my
b,,t, I,ayc ,hem. and as | closed the
Gnor. Van Snarl exclaimed, harkee.
,,;r, Ic. Us never see yoar rebctl!ous
lace amongst Us again.
HOWARD.
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Dancing.

MAR. GENERES has the honor of inform
IyA ing bis present and former scholars
tina: his practising evenings will commence
on Saturday next from 6 till 10 o'clock in the
evening.
No strangers will be admitted without an
introduction from his scholars, or their pa
rents.
Mr, Generes aatters himself that the pa
rents Of his former and present scholars will
often favor him with their company
Young gentlemen will not be permitted to
dance in boots. If Dec D
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-23
20 Let.

ss FOR one or more years, that well
) "A established Tavern, on Jone,'s Point,
az with tue garden, in fall state OF cu'-
49, ,yatiOn; the payment 70! fixture &c,
will be made easy. The many privileges
that belong to th;s place will be shown TO
those who make application TO the suhscrI-
Der, whose only reason for letting it is, ihat
h. cannot attend to the Tavern and his bust
ness III town.
There will he limited nunbar of gentle
men for duck shooting during tie season sub
>clip,ion one dollar each
Dec. 20.-0t Nao. JONf.o.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-23
Notice.

rBIHE partnership heretofore existing nn.
4 der the firm Of SAM UEL g. JOSEPH
PEARSON is this day dissolved by mutual
conseut-all persons having claims against
said firm are solicited to exhibit them for adj
juslment, and those indebted are particular
Iy invited to come forward and settle the
same to Joseph n. Pearson, without delay.
SAMUEL s. PEARSON.
Dec. 90 JOSEPH n. PEARSON.
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zs.-Z--..l =
SALES Al Al CIlCN.
Public Sale.

FINDER the authority Of deed, mace 10
i lhe subscribers, by VIM Ii. foott pen
jamin NJ. Brooke, acting as commissioners
under an act of the General Assembly !
Virginia, pas,e.t on the 9l,t day at teoIg "a y
1918, entitled an''Act authorizing The sale OF
certain lands belonging 10 the heirs 81 me
la;e " alter D. Brooke" and whlch sa'u'
deed was in trust, among other thirss 10 az
cure to the said COMMISSIONERS, Vr 10 'nS
persons entitled 20 receive tie same non, he
nnrchasers un,ier said deed, the sum OF three
hundred and eighty five dollars to bt pad on
line I9th day of September I8I9--Will be soid
at public auction Tor cash, al eleven O'clock
on Saturday the 2gnd rf January next. at Inc
Merchants Coffee House in tie town OF A.
lexandr;a, one undivided fourth part OF that
portion OF = certain tract OF land situate IN 'he
county OF Fairfax. and State OF Virginia COM
monty called
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-23
400 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, livinf
"a in Pomonkey Neck, Charles county.
Maryland, opposite Mount Vernon, yefrv
likely negro man, known by tie name q,
JAMES HOOE,-of dark complexion, abov'
5 feel 9 or 10 inches high.-He is very POI,
lite negro, of easy familiar speech, and is {
good waiter, carriage driver and carpenter;
His clothing is not known. Whoever viii
apprellend sal negro. and secure him in ami
Jail, so that get him again, shall receiy,
thirty dollars, if taken in Alexandria or tb,
City OF Washington, or thirty miles fros1'
home-if fifty miles, fifty dolars--and il 1,
Pennsylvania, the above reward.
Ii is probable he may be about the City =
Washington, or Baltimore, endeavoripg q
make his way to Philadelphia
Dec Is 6w THOMAS MARSHALL.
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Dec 20
Notice.

VNHE undersigned tenders his services to
1 the merchants OF Alexandria and the
District as an agent or supcrcargo. From ms
having frequently acted in bota capacities lie
is confident he should have il in his p wer TO
afford satisfaction to his employers. He
would have no objection 10 accompany any
person about to emigrate to the SOU wesier
part OF the United States, with view to en-
gaze IN commercial pursuits; and reference
will be giyen, il required. Application TO
be made at his fathers residence ~ Genrg@-
town lw JOHN KINCAiD.
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BRYAN iIampsOn.

tNiSiES to inform his friends und the
public, that h- has ,aken his Sun,
'OSkPtl HATTON HAAPSON, in part
n,trsh'P, aE't IRON this date the business will
De conducted under the firm al
BRYAN HAAipSON T. son.
Dee %
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Canton Grapes.

INCUR cases Canton Grape, containing SO
h pieces, superior quality, and assorted CO.
Tors. Just received and for sale by
October Go WIN. FOWLE 4. Co
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n Office.

FOSEPH N. PEARSON has entered into
- partnership with his father, under the
firm of. n. PEARSON s. Co. at the upper
Ferry wharf, where thew intend carrying or
the Grocery and Wood business, and viii sell!
as low as any store 10 the District of CoIum-
bia, where they solicit further continuance
0! public custom.
JOS. n PEARSON.
JOSEPH PEARSON, Sen.
Dac Oh 81
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Eor Feioht.
Also. fer Freight.
For FREIGHT.

AAh The new scbr. CAROLINE, capt.
LIZ. LIZ. Nllligan; carries about 500 bbls. is in
complete order for the reception of cargo !;
will take freight to any eastern OF southern
port. Also.
SS The scbr HOPE 4. PHEBE, capt.
49, Charge burthen about 500 bbls !; is
nearly new vessel and in complete order.
She will take freight to the West Indies or
any southern port. Apply 10
dec 10 ". FOWLE 4. Co.
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Fail fashions.

USF received from New York, and now
- oHening by the subscriber, an elegant as
ssor'ment ut Velvet Hats and 'rurbau, ; Leg
nora fats and Lace head dresses--aiso, plain
ana i'Eare'i velvets, feathers, aud nanJ o.
"'er Articles suitable to the season.
MARY MOONEY.
Tee % 81
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Little River Turnpike.

'GNHE annual meeting OF the sockholders
4 in the Little River Turnpike Company
will be held at Jesse Browns hotel, in the
town of Alexandria, on Thursday The l3tE
day of January, 1890, at which time an4
place, an election will he held for a Presia
dent, four Directors and Treasurer. OH
the following day. the appointment of SUI
perintenden's Of Road md Collectors O,
Tolls at all the Gales. will take place.
JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer.
CT tuthfstI2tbJ 4
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Public Sale.

IN MONDAY, January 8, 1920, if lair,
" if not on the next fair day, will be sold !
at the Exchange Coffee House, James An
a,,-,-s derson's undivided noiety oi house
CITY, and lot of ground, now occupied ny
Nsss Mrs. pundas, at The North side OF
Gs.sss, Duke street Tie lot cumnt ncips
50 1t. west OF Fayette street, running thence
Westwardly &c IT, and thence Nurlbwardlyl
100 #. to 10 fl. alley. On this lot are an,
excellent two story brick dwelling house, a
stable, = carriage huu:e aEu smoke house
the property being subject TO an eGcun-
Irance which will be stated at the sale. - )
Also. said Anderson's undiyiGided moiety
OF a house and tot OF ground on the South
side of Duke. street. The lot commencing at
the intersection of Duke and Payne. streets
fronting 100 #. in. on Duke. sheet, eXlcnd-
ing 1870 #. back TO 90 #. alley, and charge
able with an annual ground rent, for ever, OF
1875 dollars. On This lot is two story frame
house, and next it is a pump, which IS sup
posed 10 yield the best water in town.
Also, said Arderson's undivided moie!y Of
a house and lot on the north side Of Duke
street, commencing al The intersection of
Duke and Fayetle streets, fronting on Duke
street 60 feet, and extending loo feet back to-
a 10 foot alley. on this lot is one story
frame house in two tenements, and il is
chargeahIe with an annual ground rent for,
ever of &c dolls. o. els.
Terms of sale CA>H--and the purchaser 10
pay The back rents.
p. K. FENDALL, Trustee.
n. B. The creditors OF Mr.. Andersen are
requested TO exhibit their claims. and his I
debtors 10 make speedy payment 10 the
trustee. s. a. MARSTELLER auct'r !.
Dec IL t3J 4
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Fer Freight.

For Freight,
>ssN The schr LADY-BROOKS. Jere-
F24a!9 s:sss miah Wheelwrigbt, master burhen
1000 bbs she is an excellent vessel, only
years old, and will be ready to load in few
days ; one half her cargo is provided for any
approved market which The shippers of the
residue may prefer, and we recommend the
master as consignee. Apply to
JOHN H. LADD & Co.
Who offer for sale the cargo of sald vessel,
$500 bush Liverpool blown salt
2 hbds and 9 bbls Muscoyado sugar
II do moIasses
Ia bhs N f rum
81 do No | and 2 mackerel
i0O0wt cheese
81 tons plaster
90 quin,sIs cod fish
5 cases shoes
Apples, cranberries, bee:s, carrots, turnips
Cider and boards
Also landing from brig Benefactor,
IL bhds Jamaica and Wind island rum
4 do aud 8 bbis MuscovaGo sugar.
december
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Brandy aad Raisins.

SAW" rilr> old Cognac brandy, of the
: 6rar' fOtarI, DIpuy j. 60. oi very su-
Peg!o. quality
3'ct>,is fresh Malaga rlisias, Just landed,
a;,' los sale 5y W. FOWLE u Co.
december D
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For. Freight.

!, Ia1, The good sIosp Altoona, Wilson
iSa4&s Knapp master. burtheu about GOO
baneis-she sails vol and will be na,iy 10
load in few days; "a southern tr igbt will
be taken in preference. Apply to
j. II. LADD 4. Co.
Who offer for sale received by this vessel
8 chests and Young Hysen tea OF la
35 cady boxes test importation.
Dec I3
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RETIREMENT,

which Anne Brooke holds as dover, in D
deceased husbands estate, which undiyide q
fourth part. Icing about thirly.hye ana .
halt acres, will he sold subject 10 the liir es-
tate of tie said Anne Brooke.
SANi'L A. MARSTELLER, and
ANN BROOKE, -N
December q Trustees.
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Notice,

TINE Bank of Potomac will be shut on So
!! 1u-day next, being Christmas. All notes
intended 10 be offered for discount, will have
to be put into hank on Thursday. the esd,
before le O'Clock and all notes falling due
on The e5th mast be paid on the Gath.
Dec. 20 4t c. PAGE, Cashier.
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Columbus It. Academy.

'FhE subscriber most respectfully informs
Il the citizens of Alexandria, that a critical
examination Dt the students OF this inslitu'
ten will take place on Thursday, 23d inst,
at "a. III. At which the parents and guar
dams OF the students are respectfully invited
TO attend; likewise all professional gentle,
men, mer,berS of literary Institutions, and
such other citizens as feel interested in the t.
cpcaian of youth. JAS. CADEN,
derrrher22 p ~. ". p.
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Notice.

4 y The co-pertnership of Bryan Hamp-.
:, : Sor & Co. has ceased with the death OF
n W. Harrison, il is Necessary that all
!'';,e lnscated Ia them will make payment:
"''d all whom they owe, viii send in their
accounts tor adjustment.
BRYAN aANPSON.
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Wm. Fowie. s Co.
FTAVE Tor sale, the cargo ofthe brig Sal
& Iy, Capt. Berry. from Boston,
70 H hhis st. Croix Sugars.
10 bags sugar of good quality.
100 boxes mould + iipt candles, (samP-
sons brand.
100 casks nails, assorted sizes
5 casks linseed oil
80 kegs butter
$50 tons plaster paris.-ALso,
case sup. quail. MAXIM GRAPES.
bale Penorugurry sawns OF very line
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