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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17
FORNIis ~.


STOCKHOLM, Dec. IA very important
question has been discussed by the RoyaI
Board OF Trade. The government of Nofth
America and of the Netherlands have made
application 10 our government for the addition
OF what is called the " Bill of Productions
This bill is an ordinance of nearly 100 wears
standing prohibiting the subjects of foreign
states from importing into the Swedish ports
any goods except snch AS may be considered
as prodRciions of their own country The
Board of Trade, in the report which il has
drawn up according TO the orders given 10 il.
declares THAT the maintenance OF this Ordi-
nance is OF the utmost Importance Ia the
Kingdom, ~ that il is the palladium ofthe Swe-
dash commerce. On the other hand. baron
a" nlJnrIens obstacle to "A free and n.,,,r..;
o",ineTciai intercourse, and remarks tI,., IS
"'s cohstrainf some advantages accrma
sniI owners, which he, however does nor co' 10
une' !et th's advantage must not be founIei
upon tax laid on all the commerciaI Uau"e9
NE hation. This memorial of baron ia TI, VI
sne ress o,s,ns"lshed as the sodiy of
peculiar TO him. This AFFAIR is now IL TJ h is
h'S majesty for his opinion and decision e'ore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17
SPANISH AMERICA.

4, translated for the Democratic Press
F""d"me"fa Linn lor the Rcpu6Hc of "a
IpJpbin.
ne sovereign Congress Of VenezpcI,
10 whose authority ihe Pcoulc q, No,
Grenada, lately emanclpafed b, fine arms
~ I'VE RernbiIc, have voluniariiy SUNNI
Ell, considering "D"'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17
P'eSeTVe tt. IEe0rgetown Wessengc,.

eli. az ~. IS not gol" giitters. We hone
,hlS good old odage has not been mope
,I"Sen by those who think they have
sure ' Of VIZ tTe vast masses of hidden trca
from one ofihe latest Ohio pap~rs E aiv'.a
US AN account TRS1,S' gives
:, more "aina6fe mincs.-The Zanes~i,,o
d If pre- OF tie 9th inst. gave statement
~ ~ the discovery of a Silver MINI nen.
GAINESVILLE. The same nanrr of ne n oca[
i i! ,menIions that very valuable I pI,
o c,ma VINE mas been discovered in Athens
!, 5 'a'lna is a metal OF late discovery.
~ us, Is nearly as hravy as gold-brioI, likc
siiverm,very hard, bun takes fin. "o Nv IN
an O., "i'i not farnisli or rust.
l ne Express also informs Us. that CON
! PER and silver bave been found near
on pps;eahoe, on the Wabash, in snci,
9uanti'ies that three hundred pounds If
copper. and four hundred pounds of S;lyor
were taken up one day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17
[Nens from iate Londo,, -,

M tteNSJTom tate London D1Ders
Inc SUIT between Compton. rs. WinL u.,,
for breach of promise of marr;., 'nAmort'
Cihed IN London before speci,I ;n,, - =" ~
kolh o, December The action was or;gi n III
n,ongui before the Kings Bench. and term;n
ated IN The SheriffS Court Aft1r 'eI!nlh
hearing, The jury returned win Gam paueh
Winkworih was minor, aud as a specimaI, 20 90
""e VI MS ioEe-ietters. the FOLLOWING, IL oi,,
:, Ifyou loves as IIeves yom
NO knife shall cut our loves IN tyo >.
III dhotncr letter, he said his 'ehsart
pump, bump, bump" and tI,at lao "a ~ Heht
know what tn do for love u'u hot
me Emperor OF Austria has reinsta,od q,
"oieu zen. Mack TO allbis Offices and Ji"nit;os
fro ,t ~" was singing al the LiverponI Tbea-
we !he idutr part OF Dec and iuI.udad 80.
TO visit America. '"'ehueo again
,isi, ne ~ idVoflte toast ~ England is. The Pr;
a .,sh CONSTITUTION, and may we never be obIi.
geh TO Rgnt for Liberty" NC opi-
FRANCE.
M thursday se'nDighi, the Chamber
~ ePIs assembled, and having agreed on
"l n"uresS, u was presented 10 the Kiny
on nc neN day. The following are liz
concluding paragraphs =
" invariably attached te The co,s,;,,,
non, wircIl has been made orr s,ron,,.r,
ana Our hope, the Chamber of Peere So. ="
ALREADY, on solemn occasion recot,11
en-, Ihai TO the august founder NJ H.
chdrieT apperians The right o. nronos;,,o-
every measure that may assist The doveP
opemehi OF our constitutional institution
Sire, you have declared vomr nmrnn.o
10 De 10 close the abyss OF reyolution
PROUD OF being associated with en- t,lor;
ons destiny, we will second. with aiIomr
Efforts, yonr noble intentions: we ~;It !
combai The common enemy, Anarchv h.,
SNhH 10 all he Interests guaranteed bv |
ne charler, that profound security necssy
'"Ty fo TIE happiness Of all, and France
tni owe to you generous institutions
ouDden OIL The sacred rights of pronsriv
,,esTabie as justice, and worthy of tbc
Flhce VINO has second time restored he
o peace and liberty" 10
Inc King delivered the following
nSweT -
an very sensible of The senIimeute
] me Chamber of Peers. witness Go.
rcia'Iy with The greatest saiisIac lion its
eieTml1d'Ion TO concur ia NV views. II
Dy ihi9 unity of thought and aci,on
ld' we shall succeed in preserving tbe
Ouhlfy from danger, aud securing TO nv
cope that internal peace OF which /
Icilaie myself upon having hitherto
dd NE meaus Of conierriDe mon then
Ie ENJOY meBts."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17
THE MISSOURI QUESTION

me agitation OF the pubic miAd i'm Vir.
gina, respecting the proposed restriction
on Missouri, is represented as being more
violent, ana more extensive than on anvI
occasion IN recent history. A meeting I
lie members of the legislature which had
oeen called Tor the purpose of nom,inal-
ing electors Tor the approaching presiden-
!'ai election, was postponed until further
information could be received from WasL :.
ingtor, respecting the views of The great
republican leaders upon This inierest,n,r
SUBJECT. Pr'"cipleS not men is the motto
aVowed al this meeting. We hope. iow
ever, Tor her own sake, and for HE sake
OF fiie Union, that Virginia will do no.
tilIng rasiliy on this occasion. The soi.
rh OF compromise was necessary in form.
ing The Union: and, however long the
pf""i88% may continue, the spirit OF com
10 preserve II. CeDreeto,r, dI.-----
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17

sis' SIS Ss;h any sne,r!i al H., iahhougL
II Is believed he will very s ,on do so } we
are compelled, iorthe present, 10 OF il any
account orli, but may take future OPP
poriuni'y 10 insert il in our paper. The
SpeecheOf Mr.. OTIS, the next, III the or
der OF succession after TIA. of Mr.. Pink
ncy, viii appear IN oar next.
We shah, in a day or two, corr mence
the publications OF The Debate on the same
question, in The House OF Represents
lives. Nat Int.
From one GRE two articles in the Rich
mond Enquirer. last received. We gather
that there is seuie excitement among The
Members OF The Geueral Assembly, OF
Virginia, now III session, OH the rumor,
from Washington, ola project being OH
foot for compromise Of conflicting o.
pinlpns, in Congress, on the Missouri
question. There was, "a few evenings ago,
a meeiiug OF Members of the Legislature,
10 nominate I'll persons 10 compose the
Republican Ticket OF Electors OF PreSi
dent and Vice President of the United
States, at the ensuing election. The
meeting adjourned without ctfecting This
object, to a!uiure day, with the avowcd
intention of awaiting, before they came
to- nomination. further information from
Washington respecting the Missouri
question.
What bearing this question is 30 have
on the approaching Presidential election,
we are We, TO understand though this is
not the first iniimation We have seen, in
The public prints. Of relation of the
one question TO the other. But, since
The subject of compromise is mention
ed, II may be proper 10 state, that there
has been a good deal of conversation a.
mong the Members of Congress on this
subject and that there are some of those
most decidedly opposed 10 interfering with
The Constitution ofa new State i'm the mode
proposed, who are not adverse 10 a pro-
hihItion OF The future transportation of
slaves into The Territories of the United
States-meaming thereby the territory
not included within any of The States of
the Union. This is what is spoken of a
compromise. What will be the result,
however, ,of This whole proceeding, is al
present entirely uncertain.
Having mentioned the opinions in Com
gress OH The Missouri question, this may
be nj occasion 10 say few words res
pectng the vote i'm the Senate on the mo-
non of Mr.. Roberts TO ;ecommit The report
OF the committee ,,l,o recnmmender the
urion of Maine and Missouri We were,
al The Time, under the Impression, that all
tie Members OF the Senate who voted on
that question III The negative were in favor
OF an union Of the two States i'm one bill.
We are now better informed and in con-
sequence OF the abuse Ievelled in some Of
the Eastern prints, at Mr.. PALMER and
MIR. PARROT, we think it proper 10
state, that those gentlemen are not in To,
vor OF the proposed union that they vo-
ted against Mr.. Roberts motion because, ,
i'll their opinion, il would determine no
thing, bm, would have the effect 10 pro-
rrasunate question which they prefer.
red to meet directly as already present.
ed to the Senate by the report of the Jul
dietary committee. III.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18

/ be evident that so long as the numerous
Offices in The gift OF our government are
| filled with virtue and talents, the fabric
OF our Independence will stand secure
aud no less so, that if ever thai noble
structure be undermined, and brought to
TALL, one powerful instrument OF its RUN
will probably be the beslowiug of places
Of trust upon those who have no virtue,
nor energy OF mind TO enable them TO per-
form the duties required OF them.
To view the subject Of these remarks
phiIosophically, what is there 10 the cir
cunlstances oil birth and lortune which has
such power 10 raising one person above
another Of the same species? Runs there
in noble veins purer blood ? Dwelfs
there 10 riches power 10 raise HE mind !
Can any thing make real difference
among men but the virtues oil the mind,
the proper cultivation Of its powers, aud
reputation unsniIied by vicious actions !!
Ia country like this, shall any thing
besides these qualifications constitute SUI
periority Shall any thing but the want
of them, destroy that character. or limit
the extent of its application? Have not
those who produce, SO proudly, the adj
venti,ious rights Of birth and fortune in
support of their claims to superiority, all
the weaknesses common 10 human nature
Nay: do they not oftentimes manifest the
greater share, not only of its weaknesses,
but of its vices? o.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18
From the New-York Commercial Advertiser,
THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND.

II is hardly possible to conjecture what
will ultimately be the fate of this august
lady. For several days previously TO the
prcrogation Of the late Parliament, she
was the subject OF much discussion in the
House of Commons, when upon the bill
for the supply Of civil contingencies. The
Chancellor Of the Excbcquer, although
he called for an appropriation, did not
name il as being for the Queen. The
opposition affected to take umbrage at
this. They insisted that unless named
expressly, her Majesty would be left IN
beggary, or dependent upon individual
bounty. Gu the decease Of the King, the
act Of appropriation to her as Princess Of
Wales, ceased--she could not receive
money appropriated for her support as
such. Another ground Of complaint, urged
by Mr.. Hume end Mr.. Tierney, was, that
she had not been recognized as Queen;
and there appeared to be disposition on
the part Of Ministers, that she should not
be so recognized. They also complained
that her name had been suppressed from
the Liturgy. About twelve months ago
said MIR. Tierney, on the death of the
Queen, the Liturgy was altered; and in
that alteration, il was directed that the
Princess of Wales should be distinct,
prayed for. And why was she to be pub
|licly prayed for as Princess Of Wales.
whose name was to be altogether suppress.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18
From the Utica Patriot Of April 4.

Mr.. MArsARD--Sir. please to publish
the following. 1t is an extract from a
letter ! lately received from friend. !.
!" The following remarkable instance OF
presence Of mind and heroic perseverance,,
almost without parallel, is related by an
eye witness -
" On Sunday, the 18th of February last.
MIR. Budlong, his wife, child, sister, and
brother-inlaw, we're returning liz a sleigh
on the ice from visit to friend living
near the Chippewa Bay, on the St. Law
renee river. They had experienced some
difficulty in getting on the ice from the
shore; and Mr.. B. having wetted his feet,
seated himself in the sleigh for the pnr-
pose of taking off his stockings, which
we're wet, giving up the reins to his broth
er, who, from inattention or ignorance OF
the road, drove on to place on the ice
where there had recently been an air hole,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18
PAR,s (ken.) March Q.
SINGULAR ELOpEMENT.

On Saturday the 4th inst. Major VIM.
Trieg, citizen of this town, and Cashier
OF The Branch Bank, left home 10 the
evening, pretending visit to bis sister in
Fayet'e County, and representing that his
return might be expected the next day.
On the Monday following, Bank hours
arrived and no Cashier appeared to con.
duct the business Of the institution. II
had been discovered in the mean time
that young lady Of respectable paren-
lage and connections had disappeared
andno conjecture could at first be formed.
ei'her Of the cause Of her departure, or Of
Ier motives in leaving the comforts Of her
fathers house. The Major being still alb.
sent connected with the absence Of the
lady, and some other circumstances recol.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18


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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18

A farmer, near Farnham, England, on
the 2Sth February, bet 20 guineas that he
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
Academy.

T EHE Columbus street Academy has re.
Z opened this day, and as young man
of superior abilities has been engaged as an
assistant, a few more students can be ad"
mitted. The terms of tuition will be as mo-
derate as in other academies
Young gentlemen DESTROYS of acquiring a
knowledge of mensuration, surveying, qua
ging, navigation, book keeping, or any other
branch Of the mathematics, and whose pro-
LESSONS deprive them of attending during
school hours, will be attended at such hours
as may best suit their convenience, by ap-
plying to the principal.
N. B. The academy is furnished with an
excellent pair Of new globes, and other ma.
thematical apparatus.
JAMES CADEN, P. NJ. Up.
august ii mtuth
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
To Rent,
Notice.

MESSRS. Iohn Nj melville, Elisha e.
ISl Dick, and George Clementson, take
notice, that On the 10th day OF August, 1921,
between the hours of sun rise and sun set he
shall proceed to take the affidavit Of Alexan.
der Sanford, at bis w ling in the town Of
Cumberland. Allegany county, and stale of
Maryland. Also. en- the 2Ist day of August,
1920, between the hours of sun rise and ,ul
set, | shall proceed to take the affidavit Of
Richard Compton, at The house OF Mr.. Spe-
rvs. in the town of Suray, Shenandoah c.
and state OF Virginia. Also, on the 2Gth d8y
ct August, 1920, between the hours of i'm
rise and sun set, shall proceed to take he
affidavit of William Fisher, and others, of
the House of John Rickits. in the town of
Kent Hill, Culpepper county, and state Of
Virginia--all of which afhdavits to be read
in evidence before Thomas g. Barton, Mas
Ter Commissioner Of the Superior Court Of
Chancery for the Fredericksburgh District,
in taking the accounts directed by the de-
crees of the said Court, on the LIST and 9th
days of May, 1920, in the case of John
Vaudeville, and others, trustees oil the credi.
tors OF John Hickman & Company, plain ifs
against Moses Gibson and others defenda 5.
MOSES GIBSON.
july Sc wtm5w CuIpepper county Va.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
400 Dollars Reward.

a SECONDED, Negro Man JOHN AL
"A LEN, as he calls himself. He is well
known, having lived with me for several
years He is very plausible fellow, about
50 years of age, slender made, and about 5
feet 5 inches high, rather of a yellow com
plexion, but the complete negro mouth and
nose; has small scar on one of his cheeks;
has lately had sore on his right leg, direct
ly on bis shin bone ,whicheg has the appear
ance of being much scored at a former Pc
Rod He is rough shoemaker and may
perhaps work at that trade--he has plenty
of money having stolen Immediately before
his dep: rture between three and four hun
dred dollars in FIVE and ten dollar notes of
the Banks of Alexandria, Farmers Bank of
Alexandra, and United States Branck Bank
at Washington.
One hundred dollars will be given TO any
person who will arrest this slave and place
him in prison sothst may recoverbim
july IA JAMES SANDERSON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
Ninety Dollars Reward.

nESERTED from this post on the night
- of the 10th inst. the following private
soldiers belonging to Capt F. Ansart's COM
pany, u 5. corps of artillery, viz.
WILLIAM HADOX, aged 10 years, s
feet Al inches high, fair complexion, blue
eyes, light hair, born in Frederick county,
in Virginia, and by profession Iaborer.
THORNTON COAKLEY, aged Is years,
5 feet u inches high, light complexion, blue
eyes, light hair, born ia Virginia, and by
profession laborer.
WILLIAM BULL, aged 60 years, 5 feet
III inches high. light complexion, blue eyes.
light hair, born in New York, and by pro-
iession millwnght.
& The above reward will be paid to any per-
son or persons who will apprehend and deli.
yer said deserters at this Or any other mill
tary post III the U. States, or thirty dollars
for each. FELIX ANSART,
Capt. Of Artillery commanding
Fort Washington, august Is tuths2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
Was Cons itted

YTSO the jail for the county of Alexandria,
4 on the 9th inst. as runaway. negro
man who calls himself MACE, and says he
is the property of Mr. William Middleton,
living in Westnoreland county, Va. near
Richard Strong's store, about six miles from
BeaPs nil, ana about five miles FROM MIR.
John Eatman's post Office. The said negro
man is about 26 years of age, 5 feet 6 or
inches high. well made: his clothes white
woollen Jacket and snuff colored pantaloons.
The owner is desired to come, prove pro-
perry. pay charges and take him away, o.
iherwise he will be disposed of as the law
directs. ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
s.gns, In Jailor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
For Sale.

NsM One thi d pari IF the slip HA.
2ss ssAf lard and appurtensnces as she now
lies, burtben 500 hogsheads or $500 barrels:
she will be sold on reasonable terms, and
can be fitted for sea at a triaing expense.
Apply to JOHN II. LADD y Co.
august 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
For Freight,

.SA$. The superior schooner PLAN Ter,
.assE&Capt. Drnkwaler, carries tout boo
barrels, will be ready for cargo in days.
Applyeto W. FOWLE & Go.
Who have for sale said schr's cargo OF
94o tom plaster paris
July 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
,.muel Ward e. Enoch Lewis

rTAyING, by assignment, executed TO
+ the Subscriber, transferred to him all
,sd;r stock in trade, books and papers, rights
s.d credits, for certain purposes mentioned
= he said deed of assignment. notice is
I,telore given TO all who are in any way
,nlsb,ed to the said Arm to make immediate
a,yment to the subscriber. or TO Benoni
Wheat. who alone are authorised to receive
re same. and adjust all matters appertain-
~ 10 the business of the said fro.
august 10 Il ISAAC KELL.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
Wants a Situation

TN store or counting house, a young man
l who is we'll acquainted with accounts.
Satisfactory recommendations can be gwen.
ENQUIRE Of the printer. Wtm3t aug 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
For New-York.

.sTM The fast sailing packet schnr.
AasEsssE DASH, Dennis Wlson, master, bur-
then $50 bbls. will be ready to load to NOR
row. Apply to JOHN H. LADD Co.
augusta
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
SALES At AGCI'itiE.

On TUESDAY at 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold lat the auction store, cornere
Prince and Watersheds,
Broad Cloths
Cassimeres
Domestic Cottons
Checks
Calicoes
Flag and Madras handksrchicls
Cotton shirtngs
Cotton shawls; jeans
Gloves; sewing cottons
Diapers, &c.
ALSO.
pipe Holland gin
IS barrels Muscovado sugar
90 boxes mould candles
go kegs mustard
10 kegs ginger
5 kegs tobacco
Furniture, &c. &c.
aug 10 S. A. MARSTELLER, AUG.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
Twenty Dollars Reward.

KAN AWAY from tic subscriber sifarn,
i I'm Eairiax county, Va on the e@d nt lu-
xo ,as', alarge, tall, and very black negro
SSa " = iaamed ALLY, about 10 years OF age.
sm,, lda on checkered yarn coat, and 2
b. 90 - lurred black hat. Five dollars will
b, sven iorher apprehension 10 this neigh
ia, IJJou' ten dollars If secured in any jail so
sronaL get her again, and the above reward IT
pa;d nome, with all reasonable charges
s.. G. CALVERT STUART.
'Ssas' 10 shtutf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
Fol. Freight.

.S1s, The brig UPTON, N. Downs,
.EaSsmaster, carries about Hoo bbls SUI
perior vessel, will be ready for cargo in 8
days, and will take freight to any port on
moderate terms. Apply TO
w. FON LIE T. Co.
Who have for sale said brig cargo. of
80 tons plaster paris
10 cords tanners bark. august7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
For Freight,

For Freight,
sSH The new schooner TRITON,
;ssasss VIM. II. Gaines, master, burthen a.
bout $50 barrels she is an excellent vessel,
aud will in few days be ready to load
Apply to JOHN II. LADD & Co.
Who have for sale said schr's cargo, viz.
60 NJ. understandable boards
T hhds molasses
do w. |. rum
bbls Muscoyado sugars
6 bbls white beans
half bbls salmon
10 boxes sperm candles and brown soap
July Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
6: g, =. n aLEXaJvDRL4, .augast II.


.r,ur officers aud brethren of the Alexan-
dr;a Washington Lodge, No. 90, are
l..s,dully invited to attend meeting ofthe
7 ~ Lodge OF the District of Columbia.
u :, a. CITY OF Washington, on the morning OF
y @a1urIssDAY the S2d inst. at 10 o'clock, for
:. ! ruruose OF moving in procession to the
ia '.;ss Of the corner stone of the City Hall,
i1 i.,,s 10 be erected in that place.
a0OORS Re- order of the Worshipful Master.
B. C. ASHTON, Secretary.
august rs
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
For Bremen.

For Bremen,
IA, The superior brig DRYADE, Geo.
9#Ma Wilson, master, has the principal part
Of her cargo ready ; will commence loading
in a few days: 80 hhds oftobacco will be Ia.
ken on freight on moderate terms if offered
imme diatey.
For Boston,
kSkA, The regular trading schr PACKET,
& captain Simmons, will sail in few
DAYS: will take 800 bbIs. on freight or pas
sengers, for which she has good accommoda-
tions.
For Freight to any Eastern
Port,
k9M The sloop PRESIDENT. Captain
sSsskS Poland carries about 700 barrels, a
good vessel, and wilt be ready for cargo in
few days. Apply to w. FOWLE & Co.
Who have for sale said schr and sloop's car
goes of
leo tons plaster paris
$4,000 feetmerchantab!e lumser,
july IL =