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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-11
ROYAL LINCOLN,
Exchange Street, Has just rsceired
! Bale damaged India Cotton,

Exchange Street, Has ;asi rsceired
Bale damaged India Cotton,
chesp--z bales American Sbeeting and Shiriiugss,
Cashmere Shawls, figured borders; Grape Shaw Il.
blue aud Crimson ,wiiied Bomhszetts; black tab
by Velvet; eatnetts; tine white Flennelis ; ~
printed Cambriek; Bedticking Maroon Canton
Grapes white jean Factory Checks fue A.
msrcsn bIeacbed Sh~etiugs: flag, lsaudan.a and
black silk Hspdkerchiefs /; elk Umbrellas cotton
DO. Russia Diapers; figured red Flannel SUI
perhne Devonshre~ Kersey-6yufed and plain
Muslins Marking Canvas; Cambrick Dimity
Mems white woss,et half Hose figured Csavats
P'as, Tapes, Threads buttons and ,ibbsnds mem.
and women's lined Gloves Blue, brown and mix
cd Broa dcloths.
A few pieces American blue Broad
cloths, from Buffers Manutsc,ory, of an excel
Lent fatrick.
ITB Bristol Brick, for cleaning Knives.
Portland, Feb. I. 1870. QL)
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EDW ARD HOW E.

kDW ARD HOW K,
CPHOLSTERER. .
HAS FOR SALE,
1T No. 5, Merchants Hoir, MIDDLE STREET,
Live Geese, Sea-fowl and Russia
FEATHERS -Frmges Bedb,ndings; 1os
'eA Carpet bindings Linen and Cotton Bed
sickings, &c.
An elegant assortment II
FRENCH PAPER HANGlNGS,
with BORDERS TO match.
MILITARY GOODS.--ON CONSIGNMENT
N elegan' assortment Of Gilt y MaIiogse, framed
LOOkING-GLASSES,
All of which will be sold low Tor cash.
OF f. H.. Can now put UP BEDS of the
6ssl quality. and at the shortest qotioe.
0 The Upholstery Business
will Dc carried on a. usual
Portland, Dee. q. V)
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SCHOOL.

rTyHR SUBSCRlBER Intends to commence
i hi, sp ing q.aaer on Tuesday, li.h INST. st
his school rom in H. Make ROW. HIS
school b. ing small. he " J, have IN oppo 'tnnt
Z, pay part,cal4r s,en len be ,o.isi VIM '''sJ
he cora sused 20 his care. He feels grseful.fo
psst fovou ). ard hopes he shall IN iufure res's
public patronage GALES CHASE.
Portland, April 3. 1920
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=, 'EVE.NI.NG SCHOOL.
THE Subscriber pusposes continuing n"
L Evening School for
Wyiijnr. Arifhmeiic, &c,

the present and Summer seasons-a'tendsnee three
evenings 10 the week, from to 10 O'CLOCK. =
Book Keeping by double Rutry (shcuId the encour.
aeemeut he ,uiIicient) viii also be taught, VII n
sne as.is,.uce of Mr. Champrossy, who'e qus'h-
catioos 10 thar reepect, are well known. Young
Gentlemen, having leisure. and apprecia'ins he
importance Of thorough knowledge ofBook keep.
;os sufficiently to induce tl.eir attendance, in 80
doing will confer crest obligation, add no eser
tious sh,il be wanting TO merit their entire 'as'-
faction. Applications made to Mr Chsmprc.ay
or the subscriber. \. GukLEf.
Portland, March osth, 1870.
N. B. spring quarter, day School, commences
Mcnday next.
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New Il Fashionable Goods
Ktee,r.i and non opening for snie by
VINIDN 4 COZ,

=
Erehanse Buildings. lnear CUMBERLAND nAKx.
CONSISTING Of
~ ERFiNE Ba,DeL"rns, all colours
- Middiing and low priced do. do.
Superinr ana low pr,cea CASsilEREs
Elegant VEsTIs.
slankets-7 !, 8-l 9-i,, f0-l, II 4 and f2-A
Red, Green. Yellow, Blk. and White Flsn"eIf,
Bookings; Swaask,ns,
Duiiilis hersrys
Wofs,ed H. Lsmbs wool Frocks and Drawers
Nix'd, bpk.. slate and whte worssed Hose,
Pei.se Cloths teIise Flanneis
Bambazetts; Wildbpres
Sa,tinetts. (large assortmenO
Brown Csmble,s
Calicots Gipghams -.sz4
t;ieam Loom Shi, ting
Black Synchaws and Sarsnets
Fancy Hsndkerchiefs
rlsgg aud Bsndanna Handkerchief
Extra fine Gilt Cost and YES, Ba,tons
Back and blue Italian sewing Silk
silk Twis, Of superior quality
Plaid Ribbons plain DO.
Russia Dispers
Beaver, Bnckskin and neecy lined Gloves
Paten, aud common Braces
Wal,ham Coitons 7-G, ~ and 90
Factory Ginghams and Checks
s aud Ga English Checks
Ticking
ilue and Red Woollen Cops
Woelen Comfortsrs &c. &C.
~. All OF which a. G lately received and vii
be sold at unusually low ps,ce.-purcb chaser
will find il To ,ae'r advantage to call and ex
anime them,
Janwiry. 1920.
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S. WAITE, JR.

" w III ! IL, a II.
HAS FOR SALE a. Nos. & Long Irhayf
IN bb's. Fine and Superine FLOUR,
w 10 bales Upland COTrOS,
5 tierccs RICE,
100 quin'als Pollock FISH,
200 boxes smoked HERRING,
10 pu0chsuns W. I. RUM.
10 hhds retailing MOI.AsSES
Mess and No. BEEF, &c. &c.
March e. 1870.
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CAUTION.

4 IL persons are forbidden purchase Of Joseph
IA BIethso u note of hand which he hold. aya'nsi
me for the sum of 6f,y dollars, dated November
f7th. 1917, a. l am determined never 10 pay the
same. having received M consideration for the
same. STEPHEN BLErHEN.
Lisbon, March 90, 1920.
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HR subscribers having beeo a,poio,ed by the
J Hon. samue freeman, Judge Of Probate for
the eouu,y Of Gum erIand, eomnissoOer. to re-
ee've and e1am,se rhe claims Of the creditors to
the efa,s of
SAMUEL DAVIS,
late Of frespors. ia said county, Mariner deeeas-
Cd in eftste, represented insoi went. hereby give
notice at sis months from the twenty second
DAY Of March infant are allowed said creditors
10 bring 10 and prove their claims, and that they
vi ausnd thst service a. the Sore Of wi liam
\. s,"cktrdes. IN Norsh-Ysrmouth, on the bird
wednesday, Of Ju'y, Augua and September nss,
rom two TO five clock in the afternoon of each
of'hoie days
:. w!lLisS S q. sTockiBs1poE c0~'~
North.Yarmouih, March ~, 1880.
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,IOsEPh Il EZEKIEl HOOLE,


4 I the stand lately improved by
"a i.ool \, QUINCY x Go. ~ fore-,teei, have
hand aud ,fer for sale general assortment o.
West India Goods g. Groceries,
AMONG WHICH ARE
5000 lbs. COFFEE,
20 hnJs. nOLAS,kS,
10 do. w. I. RUN,
Is do. New d..
s do American GIN,
Pipes H,llands do
do. Cognac hRANDY,
Z Young s"s'' yy s.S 's "s.o" TEAS,
ska, and souehong,
500 Ib.. CAssIA,
10 casks KAIakSs,
10 boxes do. a,
H.s.a. Stiis SUGARS,
500 qulntal. Pollock FISH,
fuOa do. Scale do.
SO bLis. MACKEREL,
so do.-tLouR,
100 bushels White BEANS,
Mess and No. BrEf.
Clear and No. 1, PORK,
1900 lbs SHOT.
10 casks POWDER,
IS Kegs twis, aud Fig TOBACCO,
10000 American ClO Ais,
10 boxes span.sb Dc
1000 lbs good BUTTER.
Iags piNtN 10 ana PEPPER,
2 bbs. GINGER
Boxes No. 1 and 2. CHOCOLATE,
90 boxes dipped CANDLES,
Winter and Snmm.r strained oil,
lndIgo-ked Wood--i-og Wood --Copperas-
Alum, &c. &c.
A ger eral assortment Of
Hard and H0llom Hare.
e~Ship Stores pu, up al snort notice and Oh
good Terms ,f) fisfca IL.
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@NEW STORE. 60
MASON GREENWOOD.

MASON GREENWOOD.
INFORMS his friends and the public that be has
! taken tbe STORE lately occurred By Elias
Shaw, opposite Ray Marked Ror, few doors west
Of the Hay-ScaIes, where he intends keeping gen.
erai asssstment Of
Vest India Goods g. Groceries,
Factory Goods. &c. Of the best quality, which
will be sold at the lowest prices for Cash or good
country peoduee.-Consesnt attendance will be
given and every favor gratefully acknowledged.
Jan. 25, 1920. #.
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.Americns Manufactured GOODS.

l. lave Tor SAFE, general assortment el
american Manufactured Cotton q
Woollen GOODS,
the best ternis, to, easn ,r az,
AaoNs wHioH-aaE rRr FOLLOWING. VIZ:
BROADCLOrHS, Fioe and Super Fine,
ca. SlMnREs, Do. D..
50 Pieces common Sattiuetts,
l90 : Fine D.uo
as IS Blue, black aud Brown plsie,
IS :. d.. do. do Ke. leys
SO Bales pa.ent wser Loon, n ~n Meetings
IL Do. q. o. ohirtirgr
Caies 5 = beached shseanss
IL 5 and $40 ssaeosd Shirtiugs
10 Pisids Caseks s9a st:ipe.
1000 Los. Cotton In cad nle, q;s.iy, ofai, Nos
znd COLOURS
~ Gaies 20 sou Yarn., FIRST qua,' y--blue and
whiie, ali kuGaes
10 Cafe. beo r,cs..s, let ard 2nd quality
u Wick soo kait.i.g Yam,
Couou Bal, varIuu. qustlsies eolors,
- aud &C un.erpsres
Bur And white Denims- lw,lied
White %. do.
80 Bsses Cotton bo'tirR
Cafes SAiusstt Wsrr,, warp'd aud sized rss-
d. for he looms
IL Dos Satsne,t Shuttle with Bobbios
Beet Mustard 10 CanI.ter., Bottles or kees
IS Baiss prime upland Cotton
o. The above viii be sod by Ba.e, Cafe or
Piece, to suit patehaIers.
s.eAI Kind, Of Woo, received and fold on Com
m,..,oo--No charge for storage
Boston, February .. smo.
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FOR SHE,

A DWELLING HoU,., ~ the centre Of the
I y town. in Maine Street.
Inquire IF the Printer fprH 4, 1890. =
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FLOUR.

OFFERS FOR. SALE

OFFERS FOR SALE
m bSls. Baltimore and Aifxandris s. Fine
w FkOUK. and informs his Cus,oms's That
in future shaft keep . constant supply. king
business ~ usu.i. CIV. Msrch.
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-03
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3. 1890.
DISTRICT BANKS.

The bill for continuing the charters OF tpe
several Banks in the District of Columbia
till the year 1899, as amended By the senate
has become law.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-03
Philadelphia, April %.

By captain Jefferson. of the ship Rous-
seau. from Amsterdam, we have received
Lond, paper of March l3, four days later
than our previous dates. Extracts follow.
1t will be seen that Benjamin West, cur
countryman, the great historical painter,
died in London on the 18th of March. The
elections for the new parliament in England,
were progressing with great spirit In the
city of London, on the third day, Dir. L.
Wilson, alderman Wood, and Sir William
Curtis, were ahead, and would probably be
elected. The other candidates were the
Lord Mayor, aldermen Thorp and Waith-
man. In Westminster, on the third day,
Sir Francis Burdett and Mr.. Hobhouse were
considerably before Mr.. Lamb, the ministe-
rial candidate, and would certainly gain their
election. Dundas and Weyvill were likely
to be elected for the city Of York Lord
Russell and William Whitbread. were re-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-17
Mr.. TURNER.
jFESSOR OF THIS SCIENCE,

PROFESSOR OF THIS SCIENCE,
DLEDGES himseIito teach those persona
4 who have neglected the requirement OF
this valuable art, to read, speak and recite,
clearly, distinctly, emphaticaIy and ele-
gantly, without G6sctasion, in the time sta
ted.-The first six lessons will effectuaiy re-
move every species of cacopbony. The re-
.sidue will enable the student to give his ma
tive language all the variety and harmony Of
which it is susceptible, with those tones,
looks and gestures which are most agreeable
to the nature OF whatever he deliver.
Mr.. rs system comprehends the consi-
deration of the several properties of the voice
fittest for an orator, which is moderate, dis
tinct. firm. clear and smooth, and withal ca
silly flexible to the several degrees and va
rialions of sound which every part Of the
subject-matter may require.
Early applications are requested to be
made personally, or by letter, (post raid) TO
Mr.. t. at Mrs. Mills's, corner OF Duke and
Watersheds, as he contemplates leaving
Alexandria in one month.
Terms for 10 lessons--I0 dollars, or an
unlimited number 9C-atways payable tn
adUance.
o. Due notice will be given of Mr.. rs
next public lecture.
ian 5
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Notice.

ENOR the information of the public in ge-
4 neral that the Poor may know where to
apply to obtain orders for the benefit of the
House OF Industry, for supply Of Soup and
Work, the following plan is submitted -
John Harper superintends in the LIST ward ,
from the east side Of Fairfax-street to the RI
yer; Charles Page from the west side OF
Fairiax-street 10 the east OF Pitt-sueet.
Gay .1tkiaSon supeTntends in the second
ward, from the east side Of Fairiaxstree to
the river; Bernard Bryan from the west side
of Fairfax street to the east side OF Pitt st.
Isaac Robbins superintends in the third
ward from the west side Of Pitt-street to the
cast of Columbus .Anttony Grease I'm.
the west side of Columbus TO the ex-
tent of the corporation
.Hordecot .Nfiier superintcnds in the fourth
ware from the west side of Pitt-strcet to the
east side of Alfred-street and jonathan Jan
aey from the east side of Alfred to the
extent ofthe corporation.
ANTHONY CREASE,
iang5 President.
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Oriental Literature.

HR. HORWlTZ offers his services TO the
~ citizens of Alexandria in teaching the
HEBREW LANGUAGE. In 50 lessons he
pledges himself TO communicate a know
ledge of the science, so that The pupil may
translate with olerabIe ease His terms are
20 dollars for the course of instruction In
order % enable the public TO judge OF the ma
ture and value of this interesting branch Of
knowledge, he proposes TO deliver gratui-
tously LECTURE, this afternoon, at FOUR
o'clock, at the Alexandria Academy.
The public are referred 10 all the clergy
Of the town, who have patronized him.
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consideration was, Oh agree
row un IT, secontl resolution Of the re-
ias 70 " WI declares that /" Rollin q
Par H., IS entitled to q seat IN THIS
House. ,ob,te followed ON this
~ Mon, ; which, continued till near 4
rs ss"s The resolution and the right
o,el ~, ne,itioncr to a seat, was adycca-
d u, ~, ! NIessls, Livermore, Baldwin,
tfd Oy ofN.Y. CuIpeper. Taylor, and
slrsls' afN. Y. The resolution was
erOs' ,,l. and Of course the right of the
gI pa@t 10 the seat, by Messrs. Butler,
a'' T 4. Pindall, Ciagett. Randolph,
s..- - Holmes, and Anderson.
S" ~. opestion was finally decided in
/, -" asrmatiyc, by yeas and nays, as
tnloNs; -. re
against it A
CT WAS decided that Rollin C. NAL
- !. entitled to a seat in this House ];
iaiI NJ. NJ. came forward, was quail
s snI and took his seat accordingly.
N'I The Speaker laid before the House a
..r r,,m the Secretary of the Treasu-
IS transmitting such information as
-, -, government possess in relation TO
~. W. iiI;rit introduction of slaves, in obe-
,a 10 resolution "f the Slst ult.
ITho Speaker also laid before the
uon.e a report OF the Secretary OF the
Trrasury Of the expenses OF the judi
a;',ry Of tic District OF Columbia, made
- obedience to a resolution of the 9TH
inst.
he table, aud ordered to be printed /;
asd
The Heuse adjourned.
In the proceedings of yesterday Mr..
Brown is. by inadYertence. stated to
have opposed the report of the commit
he Of electlons-he defended the report.
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I. .
more pupils.
Those gentlemen who would wish to join
will find it advantageous TO begin at az early
period with the class. Dr.. II. would be
| glad to give
| COURSE OF LECTURES,
to number ofladies, who could form them
selves into class, having had several classes
of ladies in most of the other cities IN the
Union.
The following is an extract from the Ma
tional IntelligenCer of December 6, 1917,
which shows the satisfaction he gave IN the
city of Washington.
janI4 .,,o
City of Washington, Dec. !. 1919.
ToJ. Hcrwitz, NJ. ID.
SIR-Having been favored with your phi
losophical course of Lectures, tor month,
ia the Hebrew language, we tender you our
grateful acknow Judgements for your lnces-
SAINT assiduity and attention. 1t does not be-
come us to speak of our own proficiency. In
that ancient and interesting language but
we trust we may be permitted to state, that
we have received the fullest conviction OF
your profound knowledge therein, and the
utility of the method which you pursue in
Importing that knowledge TO others. No
doubt remains on our minds that your me-
thod, so perfectly systematized and so hap
pily accommodated to the operations OF the
human intellect, is, of all which have ever
come within our observation, the best calcu-
lated to convey instruction 20 every capacI-
ty, and in every department OF literature d
science. While its philosophical arrange
ment leads the mind, by irregular gradatlon,
to the comprehension of what is taught, 1t
also affords such facilities as to lessen the Ia
Dor of study, and greatly accelerate the at.
tainment.
In presenting to you this voluntary testl-
monial of our entire satisfaction, we are &C
tuated, only, by sense of justice to your
merits and we beg you to accept 1t as the
spontaneous effusion of our hearts.
VIM. THORNTON, M. D.
o. B. BROWN.
Elder Of the Baptist Church
J. EMORY,
Minister Of the Methodist Church.
J. ASHMUN,
Preceptor OF Select Academy.
J. DAVIS,
Minister of the Methodist Oh. Georgetown.
REUEL KEITH,
Rectoroi St. Pau's Church, Georgetown.
VIM. MATTHEWS,
Rector of ST. Patrick's Church, Washington.
PETER FORCE.
w. w. SEATON,
Twas deprived Of the opportunity of at
tending more than a few ftbe FIST Lectures,
but, from what then saw and heard, have
not the least doubt THE correctness of the
foregoing in which, as far as my experience
goes, entirely concur.
10. GALES, Ir.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, at 10 A. N.


Will be sold at the auction room, corner o.
Prince and Water streets.
bale broad cloths
! do cassilneres (blue and miScd(
do Kendall cottons
1 do Waltbam shirtings
case cambrics
] Go calicoes
l do coIduroys
do check handkerchief
do cold threads
do box and pound pins
do cotton threads
| do steam loom shirtings
do bleaeh'd shrlings
do woollen hosiery, sc. &c.
Also,
40 barrels Musoovado sugars
hid. molasses
losbbls. American gin
B kegs chewing tobacco
10 boxes candles,
bbls. fiberts
E boxes almonds
8 cases mems and boys hats
3 boxes mems and womenss shoes
with quantity of elegant furniture, &c.
January IS aDe''
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Elocution in Twelve Lessons,

&C Of the thousands OF public speakers whom
we hear in the United States, there are
perhaps, not ten, who have Bestowed, on
the requirement Of a proper manner. the
attention which it deserves comprehend
ing in the term manner, the just and hap
py concert of attitude, gesture, counte-
nance, voice, time and enunciation."
Wirts' Old Bachelor.
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Notice.

T HEREBY forwarn all persons from ira
ding Tor note. given t to SIkoThER
the 9th Dec. last. which note was obtain
ed from the in a fraudulent manner; and do
not mean TO pay the same unless compelled
by law. Given under my hand this Sd day
of Jan. 1920 ROGER FARR.
jams Fairfax County, Viz.
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For New-York,

>f8n The brig ECONOMY Chas. Hoo
ssssN day, master, burthen HOO barrels =.
She is an excellent vessel, 4 years old, and
in perfect order. One half her cargo is pro-
vided, and for freight of the remainder apply
to JOHN II. LADD g. Co.
janl2
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New G;n.tlen Seeds.
a. FIrZGER ND

"a. FITZGERALD,
stVESfH- STREET, WASHINGTON CITY,
70 Recently received IRON Europe a
- arse ceasignment of Garden Seeds of
SS l. IN approved kinds; and warranted TO
~. i superior qoality. Dealers in this ar
,S ,'e Nea'c 10 welIto MAKE early applica-
c' a As gity viii he sold remarkably low for
rrJ''' Invoices OF thea will be shewn and
~. Received 5y Mr.. !. FURLoHo, Alexan-
Washington, Jan. Is 3t*
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Henry Berry,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

ReSaaing an CharlestoWn,
N|lLL practice in the Superior Coun,,
w ty Courts of Jefferson, Berkely and
Frederick he tenders his professional servi-
ces to his friends and acquaintance OF Alex,
andria and its vicinity wfInlm gan ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-17
The Subscriber having been

re.appointed Counsellor of the American An
tGOaran Society for the District of Column
ba, respectfully invites communications
Touching the antiquities of the District, or
elsewhere which interesting memoirs will
be duly forwarded to The society, at Worces-
ter, Massachusetts, and will from thence
eManate in aid 81 the cause of general sci
e9ce, aud form an history of the antiquities
OF our common country.
GEORGE w. P. GUSTS.
Arlington House, near Alexandria.
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Wanted.

TN the vicinity Of Alexandria. on hire for
( the present year. a COL0URED MAN,
a good Ostler, of steady habits, and who can
come otherwise well recommended.--One
from the country will be preferred. Apply
to the printer. JAM IL iulhs3t
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For Freight,

.M, The brig PEGGY & PAMELA,
S3GsaESSs Pray, master, burthen 1900 barrels,
will be ready to receive cargo in few
days. A freight to West Indies or Europe
will be pretened. Apply to
ABIJAH ADAMS, Central Wharf,
Who efsrs for sale,
As bbls. tanners oil, in good order
95 do lihseed do
200 bbls. tar
loo tons plaster
90 bbls. n1ackerel, No. /.
SO bolts English duck, No. 10 s.
SO bags green coffee
80 bbls. American gin
SO do n. E rum. JAMS
For Freight,
k9N The new schooner MARY-ANN,
49, captain Prince, carries about 300 bar
rels, will be ready for cargo in three days,
and take freight to the West Indies or
southern pott Apply to
WIN. FOWLE s. Co.
HAo haze for sale said schnrs cargo of
$50 tons plaster paris
25 barrels Tanners oil.
Dec %
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Jan II
Public Sale.

NDER the authority of a deed, made TO
~ the subscribers,by VIM H. Foote & Ben
Jamin M. Brooke, acting as commissioners
under an act of the General Assembly of
Virginia, passed on the 2lst day Of February,
1878, entitled an Act aulhorisng the sale of
certain lands belonging 10 the heirs of th,.
late " alter d. Brooke" and which said
deed was in trust, among other thirgs 10 Sc
cure to the said commissioners, or to the
persons entitled to receive the same from the
pure hasess under said deed, the sum of three
hundred ard eighty five dollars to be paid on
the 18th day of September I8l9-Willb be sold
at public auction tor cash, al eleven o'clock
on Saturday the 22ud of January next, at the
Merchants Coffee House in the town of A..
lexandria, one undivided fourth part of that
portion of certain tract of land Situate in The
county OF Fairfax, and State OF Virginia, COM
monty called
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to deed of trust from Vim.
il Pearson, and Sarah, his wife, to the sub.
scrlber. will be sold, on the premises, on
Friday, The 2Ist instant, Lot Of Ground or,
the east side of Alfred. street, and to the
northward of Duke street, fronting on AL
fred-st. 81 feet inches, and running bacl,
81 feet; on which is erected story brick
house /; subject to an annual rent in fee Of
IL dollars SO cents.
Terms cash,
a, MOORE, Trustee.
Jan II ts
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Musical Instruments.

DIANO FCRTES, plain and ornamented
Z A few very superior violins in cases, and
a great v'rety OF common qualities.
Best London made flutes and elarionets,
silver keys; tipped and plain.
lageoiets and flies OF different kinds.
larioaet reeds, violin bows, bridges and
pins.
Best Roman and German violin strings
Just received, and for sale by
nov13 thstutf J. KENNEDY & SON.