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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-04
eRszI GAZETTE ~SatN
SHIPPING LIST.
ARRIVALS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY, AUG. 28-Ar brig Moro, Capt. L.
Greeley, % days from Havana, with molasses to
L. Merrill and Z. Greedy. Spoke, in Block ISL
and Channel, brig Aurora, 80 days from Malaga
for Phlladelph ia, under jury topmasts off south
shoal, ship Abundance, from New Orleans for
Boston.
WEDNESDAY--sch Mary Ann, Capt. ID.
Stackpole, 20 days from Havana, with molasses
TO W. Wood and X. Emerson. Left August Z,
briggs otatira, hountford, diseharged--Elira,
Freeman, dlscharging-Hsr Robinson, Just ar.
unsold-Maine, Lewis, of Bath, discharged.--
Spoke, August eth, of South Shoal, ship Ton
tine, from London, for Philadelphia.
SAME DAY-brig Admittance, Moody, from
Wilmington, (Del.) with flour -Schr. Roderick,
Baxter, from New-Yo with -four and brandy
brig Edwin, Sawyer, 2S days from Havana, in
ballast-sch. Blanchard, from Boston, with flour.
ThURSDAG-brg Mechanic, Davis, 10 days
from Havana, with molasses to X. Morton.
SAME DAY-brlg Levaut, Crockett, I8 days
from Havans, with molasses, to Wan. Chadwick.
Lett, Schr. Amazon, larwood, for this port in
a days-brigs Argo, Lincoln, for do. ia days
SlIlo, Hall, Of do. dIscharging-Tropic, Stevens,
ioading-AlIller, OF Wscasset, discharsine, all
her hands sick on shore-brig Betsey, OF Wiscas-
set, AZ days passage, arrived the sth of August.
saw brig Frances, Lee. OF this port, going m
spoke, IN lat. Al, a, Ion. %, 30, sch. Henry,
Davis, for Philadelphia.
SAIURDAY-Ar brig Levant, Gardner, from
Havsua, with molasses to N. and l.. Dana 4 Co.
sioops messenger, Lewis, and Maine, Lowell,
Boston.
MONDAY-slOop Packet, Loring, Boston.
CLkARED-brIs Cleaner, Gray, for ST. An
drews- -schrs llsley, Prince, for do.-Factor,
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.EI4RRfED

IN Hebron. by Rev. John Trip, Mr.. Moses
Couillsrd, Of Bath, aged IL years, TO Miss Martha
Bumpus, of Hebron, aged 25 years. After long
and tedious courtshP Of twenty hours.
"Hal halowed wedock sweetest, happIest state,
Thy ioHY try ID rsptnres let my verse relate,
Give again thy mysteries 10 prove.
Al well sing the Is OF love.
In Windham, on the 26.h OF August, b. John Evel-
eth Esq. Mr.. Thomas Anderson, TO Miss Mary Kill
bom-on the day, Mr.. Jacob Manchester, to Miss
Ruth Kilborn.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-04
LATEST FROM EUROPE

London paper. 10 lie 18Th July hare been receiu-
Ell at New York. The eptnIs IN Europe ,cere be-
coming more and more interesting.
~ The gazettes continued TO represent the
affairs OF SPAN as extremely critical and il
was thought that FERDINAND would shortly be
compelled 10 resign bis crown, or to fly his
country. The report of disturbances on the
81 July was doubted. The Cortes had been
prorogued, and an Extraordinary Cortes 10
consist we believe of members) had been
appointed. The report TO the Cortes of a
plan for the pacihcation Of "Spanish Amer
ca" by granting her liberal Charters, had
been postponed lit having been strongly in
timated 70 them that nothing would satisfy the
people, but a fill Acknowledgment of their In
dependence.
The Grecan insurrection in European Tur
key appeared, on the whole, to be increasing
10 prospect. There were no doubts Of is
success 10 the MOrea, and neighboring islands
and provinces and 10 those provinces Dor
dering on the Russian and Austrian Empires,
the current report was, that they had triumph
ed IN several bloody battles; and had recov-
cred Jsssy, in Moldavia. The Russian Am
hassadOr 10 COnstantioople had made some
spirited circumstances against the continued
assassinations and persecution Of the Christ
ans; and had been answered coIdIy but we
DO not credit the report that the Russian army
had marched into the Turkish provinces for
hostile purposes.
W7The British Parliament was prorogued
on The lth July, as customary on the eve of
Coronation. All the preparations for the
splendid show had been completed, and pub
lisbed. TWAS 10 take place on the 10Th. The
Prlvy Council had decided unanimously, that
the Queen had no legal right 10 be crowned
with the King; and il appears by the publish
ed documents, that no place had been assign
ed Tor her among the other branches Of the
Royal Family TO witness the ceremony She
had, however, declared her intention 10 be
present; and every one knows she has spirit
TO execute her inleniion.-What the result
will be The next arrivals must unfold. Cent.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS indebted 10 the late firm Of
n DOW ROBINSON,
are informed that all unse tiled debts on the fjth
Of September will be Ieft with attorney for
collection JONAIxtAN DOW.
Portland, Aug. 81, 1921. 9w.
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NofICEtO INNHOLDERs, RETAILERS A.
~ common VICTUALLERS 10 this town, Is
hereby given. that the Selectnen will &c IN ses-
sion at their Office in the bull ing Of the Bank or
PORTLAND, OF Tuesday the 18th ms. from tall
O'Clock in the afternoon, for the purpose II
granting licenses, asreeably TO late ias OF this
state entitled : an act Gor the regulation Of Ian
holders, Retailers aud common Sictuallers."
By order Of the SsIectmen.
ISAAC ADAMS, CiairnlcE.
PORTLAND, SEPT. a, 1921.
n. b. Those who carry on the business q
retailer, &C. without complying with the pro
visions Of The law, are liable 10 penalty Of MY
dollars. Owls
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ATCEN LION.
LIST OF VOTERS.

II lists Of Voters in the election Of State officers
"A are posted up at the Cumberland Bank and
the Insurance Office OF James Neal, Esq. and no.
tice l. hereby given that the selectmen will be 10
on at the off, in the building Of he Bank Of
Portland, on the 9th instant, from 2 tai O'Clock
p. NJ. aud from till 9 O'Clock A. NJ. On the
10th instant, for the purpose Of putting % the list
the names Of persons, qualified % vote in said
election, which are not borne on said list.
By oJder Of ale Sfle1fmen.
ISAAC ADAMS, Chairman
Portland Sept. A. 1921. lw-
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Ii we had leisure TO reply 10 the taunts and sneers
pointed against in the last Argus, we should have
ample matter to I'll our colmnns-but as they are pre-
occupied by subjects Of interest to ourselves and
70 the public shall content ourselves with first gfanc
ng at or two points, and reserve the right when more
at leisure to make further reply if we think proper
Among the sins LAID to charge in that paper that
which is most prominent is, conspiring with their
enemy in nefaous attempt to obstruct and hinder an
election By the people, and TO create confusion and e
cite party heat" second charge is "neglecting 10
complain against Gov. Kings violent proceedings IN
u after his resigpatiA.'
As totss@ Of the first charge which implies that
we endeavourng 70 crects con fusion and erce
party heat" shah plead not gully and rest our de-
fence on the ground thai this privilege belongs as mat
Ter Of right exclusively that paper whence the CON-
plant proceeds-we have not disturbed them in the
enjoyment Of this right, nor do we ever meanto.
AS to what relates to the other branch Of the charge
The editor is al liberty make what comments he pleases
the have prescribed for ourselves and pur
sued during the pending election. One thing Ne may
be assured Of it is a course with which we think we
have good reason to be pleased Ist Because it meets
the views and wishes Of patrons an political friends
and 3D. Because it calls down the censures of the
Argus, from whom we expect nothing but censure
We have uniformly declared our intentions 10 be neu
a 50 far as it regards the rival republican can
dates and we defy the Argus TO she wherein we have
deviaed from this But we have never been %
weak or foolish as TO surrender or individual rght 10
vote, nor has any other individual Of the party 10 our
knowledge done il. If by giving support to Federal
Candidate for Governor we create confusion and
break up election" and thus injre the Argus candi
dae-we believe there is call Of duty or Of interest
which requires desst. II is indeed that sort Of
confusion which have objections to see take place
and while we upon the subject we have no hest
tatton IN saying that 90 wish well 10 tie success
q the Argus candidate. We mean to say nothing OF
him Of MS qualihcations-it is sufficient for as to
know-and we have il from bErthren Of the same fam
iy, that this Is nomination made by an aristocratic.
ambitious and unprincipled unto of whom is man
q desperate fortune, Of desperate character and
third The heir aPp0rent the Judeeship which is to be
vacated If Judge +. shall be Governor. OF course a
nan thus nominated ard thus crcumstanced who will
naturally Cusobservent to the ambitious views of un-
qtineiped men forfeit bis ofce-to such candidate
ne DO object and sincerely hope he viii not be elected
ana IN order to defeat his election we take not General
hIngaie-but better nan than either and shall ~ All
70 can 70 CT hhn elected
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HEALTH OF OUR TOXINS.


NORFOLK.-Letters dated on the e5lh ul
at noon, says, I" The fever is got under-not
a case Of confirmed fever exists. and no death
since yesterday" Twenty deaths Of fever
have occurred there this season.
The last weekly deaths in Philadelphis
were 94-none ofyellog tever--In Newyork,
l06-do.
BALTIMORE. We regret to learn, that
his city continues sickiy. On the 25th there
were four deaths of malignant fever On the
Goth six-Of them. was CHARLES WING
MAN, Esq. an eminent merchant, and Grand
Master Of Maryland.
WILMINGTON, n c. Aug. I8 Died
OF fever, The lth inst. three. On the 9Th
one. NOnew cases since The 9th inst.
" All welI'' at New Orleans, Savannah,
Charleston, &c. DC.
when communications presented for publication
IN the Gazette, to expunge such parts as appeared &c
us objectionable, and so amend them as to make the
concentration complete and present them TO our read
in that shape privilege conside ing our accom-
liability, one would think unreasonable one but
finding II gave dissatisfaction and il some instance.
deferred valuable correspondents from enrching ou
columns with their productions, adopted the pTinc
pie Of rejecting altogether such pieces as would not
admit Of being published entire. This however does
not obyate every difficulty. Instances frequently oc
car, especially during electoneerng contests where
correspondents have night 20 be heard and disposi
ton our part to obge the authors has led Us ID
overlook pdiScreons which ought perhaps 10 be sup
pressed OF this description rs the Picklsrod" and
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-29
District of Columbia.
Alexandra county set.
May Term 1921, 2Isl day.

Alexandra county set.
May Term 1921, 2Ist day.
IN CH.iNCERY,
John Hampton and James Hampton, Joint
Merchants trading under the firm and
sly of John and James Hampt,n-Com-
plG!nGnts.
Against
John Love, Bryan Hampson and Joseph
Haitian HampSon the two last trading un-
der the firm OF Bryan Hampson and Son,
and Thomas Hunton and William Hun,on
-Defendants
ME defendant, John Love, not having
l. entered his appearance and given Sc.
curity according 10 the statute and the rules
of this court, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court, upon aft iavit filed, that
the said Defendant John Love, IS not an in.
habitant of this District, on motion of the
complainants by their counsel, iii ordered
that the said defendant john Love, do APP
pear here on the first day of November Term
next, and enter bis appearance to the suit,
and give sesguritieS tas performing the DEGREES
son, trading under the firm OF Bryan, Hamp.
son and son, and Thomas Hunton and Viii
liam Hunton, do not pay away, convey or
secrete the debts by them owing TO, or The
estate or effects in their hands belonging to
the said absent defendant John Love, until
the further order or decree ofthis court; and
that copy ofthis order be forthwith insert
ed in che of the public newspapers publish
ed in this county for ,ro months successive
", and that another copy be posted at the
front door of The Courthouse OF said county.
CA copy Teste, EDM. |. LEE, c. {.
iune 81 1921
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District. of Columbia.
Alexandria county, set. }
May Term, 1921, 2lst day. {
IN CHANCERY

XIV Sfis1!FST<hI,
William 7rue-Compiainant,
Against
Robert Patton. jun. William Morrison and
William Wilson-Dstendants
YNHE defendant Robert Patton, Jun. not
Il having entered his appearance & given
security according 10 the statute & rules Of this
court. and II appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court. upon affidavit filed, that the said
defendant Robert Patton Junior. is not an
inhabitant OF this district, on motion of The
complainant, by his counsel, it is ordered
that the SAID defendant Robert Patton. Jun.
do appear here on the first day of November
term next, and enter his appearance to the
suit, and give security-tor performing the
DEGREES of the Court; and that the other
defendants William Morrison and " llliam
Wilson. do not pay away, convey or secret
the debts by them, owing to, or the estate
or effects in their hands belonging to the
said absent defendant Rober, Patton Jun.
uulll the further order or decree OF the
court; and that copy ofthis order be forth
with inserted in one of The public newspa
pers published in this county, for 100 months
successfully, and that another copy be
posted at the front door OF the Courthouse
Of said county,
A copy Teste. Elm. |. LEE. &C.
lune &c 1921
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District Of Columbia.
Alexandria County, set.
May Term, 1891, 18th day.
Nv CH.ANCERY.

John Withers-Complainunt,
Against
Robert Ehesley, George Fitzhugh and Beu-
iamihGrymes, Uately trading under The
firm of Robert CheSley and Company
and John WheeIright, John II. Laid anc
Joseph Laid, Grading under the hrm OF
John H, Laid t. Co. and Henry JAG kson
defendants.
The defendants Robert Chesley, George
Ftzhugh, and Benjamin Grimes, (lateIy
Trading under the firm of Robert Cbesley y
COY not having entered their appearance,
and given security according to the statute
and rules of this court, and it appearing to
tbe satisfaction oil the court, upon afhdaVit
filed. and that the said Robert Chesley,
George Fitzhugh and Benjamin GrImes'
0atei y under the firm of Robert Chesley d
Co. are not Inhabitants OF this District, on
motion of the complainant, by bis counsel
il is ordered that the said defendants, no
bert ChesIey, George Fiizbugth and Benla.
min Grimes, (latey under the flrn. OF Robert
Chesley 4. Co. do appear here on the hrst
day OF November Term, next, and enter
their appearaEce to the suit, and give secu-
ritv for performing the DEGREES OF the court,
and that the other defendants Join II. Laid
81 Co. and Henry Jackson, do not pay away
convey or secreie the debts by them owing
TO- or the estate OF effects in their hands be
longing i u to the said absent defendant, Rober,
Chesley, George FitzhLsh and Benz amin
Crimes NlateIy under the firm OF Robert
Chesley l. CO.. until the further order or de-
cree, of this court, and that copy OF tnl'
order be forthwith inserted IN one OF inc pup
lie new spapers published IN this county, to'
,.s s months excessively, and that another
copy be posted at the front door OF the Cour
dam
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-29
Was Committed

ITO the Jail for the county OF Alexandra
on the 2lst inst. as runaway. negio
man named GEORGE ANDERSON; about
rs years of age; six feet two inches high;
well made; says he has been following lne
sea Is years; he claims freedom, ana says
he was born in Philadelphia. tie has on
roundabout and pantaIoons OF striped cotton.
Tue owner is desired to come, prove proper
ty, pay charges, and take him away otner
wise he will be disposed OF as the law direcss'
ANDW ROUNSAVELL. Jasior.
may 24-Iaw2m
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Braden, Morgan, 8 Co.

ITAVE imported per ship Belvidera,
III from Liverpool supeifne cloths
Fine and super black bombazetts, PLAIN
and twilled.
VaIencias, blk. blue, mixed. d drab
9,8 and ga cambria musllns
Do. do. jaconett cambrics' plain and
figured :,
Do: do. null null muslins do do
Do. do imitation India book musllns
rs fine and super undressed fancy prints
Do. blue buff lilac and pink cambria
ginghams
g and 9.8 steam loom shirtings
Ie ell and "a blue and striped cotton
Cassimeres
90 cotton apron check -, ~
Fine q super white & printed Marseiiles
Super6ne white India james
Striped horentines and james .r
Blue, black and light dies sewing SILKS
and GALLONS
Ladies and gentlemen beaver gloves
Patent threads, white, brown, blue
bl acked nankeen, s. all colours,
Shoe thread in casks. aprh 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-29
Marshal's Sale.

an Wednesday, the lstof August next,
- at 10 O'Clock A. M. will be sold at
public auction, for Cash, at the brick house
o., Fairfax Street, lately occupied by Evan
P. TAYLOR as a coachmaker's shop, all the
stock in trade of said E. P. Taylor, consist
inc of finished and unfinished carriages,
carriage furniture, Cutlery, shop furniture,
bar iron, timber OF various kinds, NC: &c'
To satisfy eighteen executions, one IN ia
vor Of joseph Jsnney, one in favor of WI
liam Philips. and sixteen in favor OF the
Mechanic. Bank OF Alexandria. :,
{ -'''0- D. MINOR, D. NJ.
For Teneh Ringgold. u ars hal.
iune I3-eols
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Jeremiah Garner.
12O Dollars Rev ard.

1SU DOllafS Rev ara.
nESERTED from this post the following
- soldiers belonging 10 the Sd Regiment.
U. S. Artillery, viz.
William Arskine;
Born ia Ireland, aged 60 years, S feetili
inches high, light complexion, dark eyes.
dark hair, and by profession farmer, de-
serted the 98th May, 1921.
Archibald McGrue,
Born in Pennsylvania. aged 80 Years S feet
ten inches high, ), dark complexion, blue eyes
dark hair, and by profession blacksmith
deserted 9th June, 1921:
Samuel Shipley,
Born in Baltimore, in the state OF Maryland,
aged 96 years, feet high, light complex.
ion. hazel eyes, dark hair, and by profession
a laborer--deserted 10th June, 1921.
Solomon GrOscup,
Born in Chester county, in the state Of Penn!
syvania, age &c years, feet inches high,
light complexion, hazel eyes, dark hair.
and by profession butcher-deserted 10th
June. 1891.
The above reward will be given to sby
person who will apprehend AID deliver the
above named deserters at this, or any other
military post in the United States, or thirty
dollars for either of them.
FELIX ANSART,
Capt. Sd Reg U. S. Artillery.
Fort W. shington. June Is 3iaw2w
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Fifty Dollars Rev ard.
r EFT my employment on the morning
IL Of the tenth inst.
Emanuel.

EUtuHuCt3
of dark complexion, down look, and EN-
barrassed articulation. he Is about twenty
six years of age; FIVE teet. seven or eight in,
ches high, with dmple in bis chin, aud
dlmples in his cheeks. He was broug ht mp
in my kitchen as cook, and is skiliul III his
profession. 1t is highly probable that he
will attempt TO pass for tee man, and no
doubt has procured forged papers for That nat
purpose being intelligent, and believe able
to read and write. think be will endeavor.
to get to the northward, he avaled himself
of my absence and the holyday to elope.-,
His clothing blue coat, striped 'est ana
All persons are prohibited from harboring
him. as the law will be put in force aganst,
those who violate i'll will give reward OF
twenty FIVE dollars it taken in the county OF
Fairfax or District of Columbia, Q, Fifty.
Dollars il taken elsewhere, when delivered
to me or lodged in some Jail so that can
get him again. o,,,ncroN
June Ia If Mount Vernon.
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Marshal's Sale.

WILL he sold, on the premises, on Sa
w turday the Cd day of June next, Al
10 O'Clock A. M. for cash, all the right,
tile. and interest of Benjamin Baden, in
and 10 Brick House and Lot. situated on
King street, at present occupied by John
Grub. 10 satisfy an execution IN favor oil
Joseph Janney. ,,vop No
april 3O-3tawts
B, consent of parties the above sale
is postponed until tie s6th instant
june Ais
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Was Committed
AS A RUN NTAY

vI>O the Jail for the county OF A.sAa nsmsd
Il on The 18th inst negro maH "'"'N
Joseph Keys, 49,.
Aho,. 40 u..,s Of age, Eve feet four inches
h hefu, well aI yests bas over the left eye
mao On Sas employed himself as doctor
o Zee, ,hs adjacent country; claims bis free
ao oo'' an. . saws that he did belong TO Or. Vim.
1eaas snu 81 Washington, who sold him 10
lanes Johnson, Fred Co. Va. The owner -
desired to come End prove property. pay
charges. and take him away, otherwise LIZ
will be disposed of as the law directs
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL, ia.
may l7-law2n ""
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For Sale,
RI A. G.. CazenOUe, e 20.

Bu a. C.. CasenoUe, E Co.
BY THE PACKAGE OR PIECE,
4 VERY complete assortment Of Ameri-
~ can GOODS, ginghams, stripes Cheeks
.hambrays, sbeetings. shirtings, ticklngs,
threads, satine,ts, troadcioths, cassimeres,
German ticklenburgs, osnahulgs, hessians,
Burlops brown rolls, Bie6eld linens, dow
las. white rolls, Creas, brown hollands, twill
led baggng, oil cloths, aud Saxon broad
cloths. -,
British Broadcloths, pehsse cloths, cassi-
meres, vestings, bombazines, cotton hose,
suspenders, carpetings, table mats, cotton
cambrics, fancy musIins, Malabar handkts.
kerseys. buttons, patent thread, dlmltles,
linens, lawns. :, -,
Ravens duck, nankins, umbrellas, table
mats. sewing silks, few boxes ribbons and
galoons, pins, &c.
Also,
~ bolts OF Russia duck
10 tons Swedish and Russia lron-hat
square and round bars
american Hoop fron-
90 casks, a, 8, I0d. cut nails.
20 packages German bardw are, cont'g
grass sCytbes, straw Knives, noes
hassencleve steel, states, whet stones,
oullls and coffee mills. =,
$50 boxes Baltimore window glass, all
sizes
Murdock's best London particular
Madeira wine IN hall pipes, and quar-
ter casks.
5 pipes old 4th proof cognac Brandy.
10 bills old wbiskey pery superior
hbds and 20 bbls N f Rum
20 hhds prime retailing molasses, sugars,
and constant supply of Duponts, est
Bran1ywine gunpowcer,, n
Ttey are purchasing wheat, tobacco, Me-
rino and common wool.
.also-rece,ved this day
case low priced Manchester prints
do nankin grapes
| do do figured do
cpses cotton yarns
iune Ii
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FOR Freight.

S1f> The schr GEORGE, John Tobey,
S2GMaster burthen about 500 Dbl she
Is an Excellent vessel, two years old and will
soon be ready to load, in preference to ber-
,sauda or the " est Indies Apply TO
JOHN X. LADD y CO.
Who haze just rsesiped for SALE
10 Chest, Imperial lea. on
1900 lbs. Bacon. June 20
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Tea & Lemous,
Oakunl

DY the ton, hundred or smaller quantity
ID of a superior quality, for sale at ths
York House, on the most reasonable terms.
1t is highly approved of by ship carpenters
and masters Of vessels. JUNK of the first
quality las no other will answer) received at
a fair price. Apply TO
Mr.. THOMAS, Keeper ofthe
uay4 Poor and Work House
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Prunelie Shoes.

.TUST received and for sale complete
y assortment of Prunella shoes, of the
most fashionable co!ors, together with kid
and Morocco OF extra quality.
Also,
A general assortment of fine imitation
Beaver. Rofum, Nap d. Wool. and Straw
III A rs,
which will be sold at the lowest cash prices,
by J. II. RUNNELS.
may 26.