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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-14
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PIRhIES TAX ".


Bv the arrival of the schooner Mary.
Ann, Capt. Hilliard, in 4 days from Ha-
vana. we have received papers to the 25th
inst from which we have made the fol-
lowing interesting extract. We con-
gratulate the mercantile community Oh
the capture Of nearly the whole Of those
daring plundcrers who have infested the
neighborhood Of Cape Antonio, (west
point of the Island of Cuba.) Should
our other commanders in the expedition
meet with success equal to the gallant
Capt. Kearney's, the death blow TO pira-
cy may soon be struck. We under
stand the crews exceed forty in number,
and from the statement in the Havana
paper we may daily expect their arrival
in Charleston, to meet the awful award
OF lusuled Justice.
HAvASA. Oct. -
Arrived from Liverpool, the Ameri-
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Further Lep1slatlVe Proceedings.

THrfHcr Lf21SluHVe fTOCediHYS.
The Message OF Gov. GIBBS, (puoiished
in our last paper,) and the D,cument, tela-
tive TO the communication Of the Governor Of
MsryIand, on the subjec, OF Appropriation
Of The lands Of the United States. to ihe pur-
pose, of education," were referred to Messrs
Robbins, Sesrle, and Bullock-who made tho
following report, which was adopted onani.
mou>iy. vis:-
Resoived, BY the General Assembly OF the
State oi Rhode Island and Providence Plan.
,ations-That the Resolutions Of he State of
M y!snd, upon ihe subject OF an aPpropris.
t,on of the land, Of the y. 5. to the purposes
Of education, receive the full and cordial ap.
probation Of this Assembly.
Resolved, That in the opinion OF this As
sembly, tho spportionment OF the lands OF the
u. 5 fot the urposes aforesaid, among such
Of the States Of the Union as have not here
tofore received The benefit of an appropria'
ton, should be made win reference to the
exertions and sacrifices OF tho individual
States in the Revolutionary War.
Resolved, That out Senators end Repre-
sentatives in the Congress OF tho y. >. be
equested to use their bost exertions to ob
tain, a. tho approaching session OF Congress,
law Of the Uoited States, for thesn bench
cent puf poses.
The Committee appointed ct the session
Of the General Assembly 10 June last, to IN.
ouire into the state OF Education, IN the seve-
raj Towns in this Stale, made the following
repori -
"Thn immediNelv after the adjournment
Of the Assembly tn juno, they prepared tor
the use Of the ,owo Clerks, form OF gene
raj Return &c the Schools in each town;
psrticulN form for each separate school
and copies OF the resolutions Of the General
Assembly. These we,e oil communicated
TO the Clerks, 10 the month Of July, with
circular letter from your Commi,tee, ex'
planning the views and intentions OF the Geo
ersi Assembly ;--sod the Committee we're
then conhdrnt ,hs, IL would then be in their
power 70 presen, TO ,hs Assembly, at their
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-14

October session, foil and accurate Rspo-t,
Of the means OF education enjoyed In ihis
Stale, with the infor naatien Necessary TO iD-
troduee aud mature al efficient and Peims
nent system OF public iosu uoc,ion.
Your Commitiee regret TO state, that fom
the difficulty of collecting inior mstion in tho
Couo,y of Washington, and from the circum-
stance that the retutns from the counties Of
Providence and Kent were not received until
late in October, it will not he 10 their power
TO make their Report at the present session
Of the Assembly, with any justice 10 the SUBJ
iect COMMITTED TO them, or TO tho interests
and character Of the people Of this Stale.
The Committee were ANXIOUS 10 satisfy
the Assembly, and their constituents, thse
they were no, inaitenuve 10 the duties of
their appointment, and have therefore sub
mt'ed this Report, In part, with the doca.
men,s annexed.
CnRIs E. RoBBIEs,
for me Committee,
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Nj EAlCO.
Extract ofd letter 10 a gentleman in NeW-
YORK, da'ed

Extract ofd letter 10 yenflemdn in NeW-
YORK daled
HAvANA, Oct. l8.
The new Vice Roy has a'ivcd at Mexico
with he Insurgenl Chief. where q conference
mas taken place with the Captain General OF
Mexico, and an 'mistice for six days, which
VIC presume, will lead to the desired poiD Of
setting all disputes between tho Two parties,
and NJ xlco and Vera &, ux will, like all the
rest of Nav Spain be declared independent.
The objrc, Of the new Vice Roy is to have
tho constitution adop ed tn oughou, the king
dom, bu, the clergy who arc powerful, oppose
it as IN that case the inquisition must imme.
diaoly fall, and the convenls pas, into the
hands of the government to be sold IN order
to pay the public dcbl. The inqui,ition has
become SO much detosted in Spain as we'll as
here, where all its hort OF, arc burle>qued on
tho stage, that l CANNOT b'iog myself 10 be-,
lieve that the people Of N W Spain will per-
nit il 10 he stroo'zed in that kingdom. not.
wi,hstandiug their promise 10 the Clergy
while they were endeavoring to gain thoir in.
dependence which they Cannot now be depriv.
ed of and they will not be influenced by the
fcsr Of exc xcomunicstion, which is not now 90
much dreaded as formerly.
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4 OF Gil the EnHnsn troops 10 CaPecas, gay 10
i and 200 e., coles, embarked on boo d Two ss-.
sen OF war, and Transports, on 5.n inst. ind
/ sailed same dsy from tbis port, their drstns-
ION unknown but conjecture they arc
b,und 10 Panama, via ST. Martha, whore bey
will receive a reinioi cement oi 500 or 200
men, and perhaps will be commanded by
General BOLIVAR, 10 pet sou, IS by lss,ac-
counts he was on his march tor that p'a3, 1
have reason also 10 be sieve, that 10, &C fom
Gusy qn,i, commanded ny colonel Diego
Yba "a, will CO. ope. ate III tne capture OF Pa.
nams, the fall OF which consider certain 10
all this month"
Extract Of letter received in hep York far
ed Buenos Hyres, Sehf S.
awe have the pl.a,u TO inform you that
by an express from Bnili 10 a mercaatile
house he, c, ne ws has been received Of ina en-
trance OF the Parrot toices under General
san Marun into Lima. Inc ieuer 10 Gated
Santiago, Angus I3 Our latest dates sse
Angus, I'm --Our friends therein meuion.
ed thc a,iysi oi ,he American vessels the
lea Pant, OF and ifom N Yoik, and the
Fame, ol Providence, from Bilavla, with 81.
gars. In ths 70, mer, Mr.. Hogan and family
had arrived, but himseit 30 much indisposed
himself TO the COVE nment. lhe Tea Plant
had sold part OF heI cargo, and proceeded
with he aonr 10 the Coast OF Peiu, the ptIce
of which 10 Lima had been at high as 3 l. so
per barrel"
Extract from another leHer, doied
BUENos hyREs, Sept. 4.
a. We received ncws two day ago Of The
SUI render OF Lima TO Gen. San Martin which
wi,i operate tbvo'ably on / ade and our poll
lics Sc and II pr edlctions aIe realized, Lod
Cochrane will one OF these days DC on the
Coast of BLz I'll. He will no, ,r!he with the
Portuguese"
CONFIRMATION.
A St. Thomss paper OF tn 18th ult. re.
ceived IN NewYo'k by ths 5. Carolina Pack
el, contains an extrs,t of letter fr I'm Cartac.
Cas-, dated Oct. h, which says. "Officlal
news has been received here OF Tho Idehen-
denee Of Lima, which has been procaime by
the chiefs Spanish end II Republican, La Serna
and San Martin.
Extract efa irne, re vcd in ". York, da,ed
"BUENos ArREs, Aug. 20
"Tho Band, y ieotai Is n Nv foi ma,y an
nexed 10 the K ngdon Of B'szils. This has
given much dlspleasuro here. These prov.
nnces will probably tema'n sepa' ated ill they
have tormod their own state governments,
when d confederation is pr robablo. This place
which generally gives the load, will probably
recall It's depuues from the dova under .
compromi,e to havo a new convention in one
year, that time may have been afo' ded TO the
provinces to organize themselves. Things
arc for the 'est assuming an air OF mo reg
ua,i,y The forces of Entire los that had
crossed the Parans, have been totally destroy
ed, and their chief, Ramirex, decapitsted
Carrera had escaped, and by The last news
wa, approaching Mendcxa. Pc haps no may
succeed in getting across the Cotdillers TO
Chi', bu we think he must find his end soon
either on This or on thai side
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EW PORT.
FROM H,fVHAA.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBkR - 1921

Capt. Reyes, fthe brig Comet, which
arrived at this port OH Sunday last, in II
days from Havana, informs that he left at
that place the u. States brig EnterprIze,
Capt Kearney, with her prizes, captured
from the pirAtes--vlz. ship Lucins OF
Charleston, and schooner, recaptured,
and ,l"ee p;r.t:e al >eeoelo She had aisa
taken out The principal part of the cargo
of brig, which the pirates had run on
shore. The brig was then burnt by the
Enterprise. [ For shipping list, see ma
rine head.
London papers to, Sept. 2l, have been
received at New York, by the ship fu-
pirates, from Liverpool. They contain
no news of importance. The affairs of
Russia and Turkey do not appear to as
sumo warlike aspect. but on the con-
trary apprehensions of a rupture between
those powers had considerably subsided.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-17
To the Public.

WHEREAS piece has appeared in The
w Alexandra Gazette and Daily Ad-
vertiser, with my name attached thereto,
dated on the 9Th OF this present month. for
bidding the sale of certain lands Ia Fsiriax
County, and containing certain assertions.
which i am bound in truth and honour 10
DEFY; namel y-that the said Newton had
obtained deed of trust from me- traudent-
ly, and the said deed being extracted from
me, by art and seduction-both Of which
assertions | do positively deny; the said
piece having been published without my
knowledge of its containing any such ssser-
tons; and it was only my Intention to post
pone the sale. am fully satisfied with
the acts of Mr.. Newton.
april II BENJAMIN r. DAVIS.
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.,,sseribed by the existing regulations: not
- eli without the appreciation OF, but to
,..,, for that purpose, with, the authorities.
:, ,en nes essary, or TO deposit them in the
..se ware house, (iscala franca, giving Sc
.nr;,v TO re export them 10 foreign parts as
ION as il may suit their convenience.
In communicating this information to
,,onr sycellency, have TO request that you
w"ukI be pleased to impart the same to the
American Consul, with the viewthat he may
Ike such measures. immediately inconcert
With The Director General Of the Indirect
Customs, as nay serve to prevent any ques-
tom as 70 the observance of the existing
donations; to which effect have written
70 the Marquis Iii Turris.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-17
SALES AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY al 10 o'clock.

THIS DAY, al 10 o'clock,
WILL be sold at the Auction Store,
Hhds New Orleans sugar
5 do II bbDs. LIST, I'd and Sd quality
of West India do
81 do. LIST. quality molasses
g do. common do at reduced price,
Is boxes brown and yellow soap
6 Do. Chocolate
8 kegs best Durham mustard
A lew casks Of Hibbert's brown stout
lot OF new cordage assorted, sizes
9,cases list quality mems shoes
A variety OF new and second hand house.
hold furniture. consisting of si.!eboard.,
bureaus, sofas, tables, looking glasses, &c.
Cloths, cassimeres, ves!ings, striped cam.
brics, james buttons; threads, cotton, Ger
man linen, &c. &C..
TO which will be added sundry articles
detained from last Auction, VIZ:
feather bed. &c large l. elegant Mar
settles quilts, various bed clothing; chniz
window curtains; pair family plated urns;
few cut glass dishes and pitchers, table
cloths, &c. S. "A. MARSTELLER,
april Is
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Office.

In relation to the advertisement, signed
Il by John A. Sommers, | take the liberty
OF informing the public. that the land there
in spoken Of, cannot be legally Ie.sold 10y
the said Sommers-as | was the purchaser Of
whom he speaks, and have possession OF the
premises. No condition of the sale, equit
able or legal, has been violated on my part:
land that no difficulty would have occurred
in this affair but for an understanding on
MIR, Sommers part OF my obligations. ex.
ceedingly eccentric and arbitrary.
aplilI ELISHA SOMMERS.
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~ We have seen copy of the art Of
Englih Grammar, IN vsrse, By question and
answer," published by Mr.. M'Cready OF
Philadelphia s; the study of grammar, which
in some respects, proves hard study, is. by
this method, rendered pleasing and instruc-
five. As we understand that Mr.. M'Cready
If now in this town, those citizens who wish
to obtaia copies, will have an opportu-
nifty.
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For Sale,

DURSUANT TO a deed OF trust executed
i to me on the lIth day Of Sept. 1917.
by Samuel Edelin,, whereby be conveyed to
me in trust, two lots OF land, lying on the
south prong of Holmes Run, in Fairfax
county, state ofkirginia, about six miles
from AIexandria-tbe largest lot contains
l39 acres, with comfortable dwelling
house and other improvements. the other
lot contains 9ii acres-for the purpose OF
securing the sum of D500, debt due John
Wood. shall on the 18th day OF April next,
Cause 10 be resold on the premises, (the
purchaser not having complied with the
terms Of sale) to the highest bidder, for
cash, the above mentioned lot or lots Of
land, or so Tucb thereof as will be neces.
sary to satisfy the above mentioned debt,
with interest and costs.
march Is JOHN A. SOMMERs.
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Az READING ROOM ,AHtS
EIT MARINE 1OURN a L. N-&gS
PORT or ALEXANDRIA,. APRIL IA.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. .Aprat IA.
ARRIVED,
Schnr. Eliza Ann. Jordan, Thomastor;
lime and boards to Wm Fowle f. Co.
Schnr. Caroline, Taylor, Bucksport; ash,
timber and boards. to AbIah Adams y Go
Brig Brutus, Robinson, BAY ct Honduras
mahogany, logwood. tortoise she'll, and spe-
Gle, 10 VIM. Fowle {. CO.
SAILED,
Scoop Altoona. KNAPP, New York.
Schnr. Eliza, Mee6ins, ditto.
,2p~H I5-Ar. Brig Columbus, Mar5uI
II, Isle OF May; salt, TO, John n Ladd q
Cc.-Also, number OF inland vessels
principally shad and herring.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-17

Spring Goods.
DOBERT McCREA & Co. have just re-
IL ceived from N. York very general
assortment of
Seasonable Dry Goods,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Sheppard's best black and blue cloths and
csssimeres
Cd quality cloths and cassimeres, saltinets
Long and short yellow nankeens, blue do
Marseilles vestings, satin striped black silk
do
Canton grapes, Grape robes and shawls
Mixed and black camblets, black levantine
Black sinchews and sarsnets, black bomba-
Zeen
White, black and green Italian grapes
Silk and kid gloves. silk and cotton hosiery
Ginghams, 3-4 and fashionable priris
Cotton cambrics, jackonet cambrics, leno
muslin
Sprigged and plain book and null muslins
Muslin insertings. edgings and aounces
Irish linens and steam loom shirtings
Loom figured and tamboured muslin robes
FrInged and plain parssols, silk umbrellas
Russia and Scots sheerngs, oznahurgs
5 Venetian stair carpetings, "A do
White and colored domestic cotions, &c. &c.
Which TO their former stock renders their
present assortment very complete. As they
are determined to sell nothing on credit,
except 70 their old punctual customers, their
goods will be offered al very low prices.
Those who have been long indebted to
them are respectfully requested to settle
their accounts as much longer indulgence
cannot be granted.
anr;l l. 81
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Notice.

4 IL persons indebted TO Thomas SHkEvE,
"A or Thomas SHHEvE & Co. by note or
bond, are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscribers; aud those on
open accoun. 10 call on them and close the
same by note, otherwise they will be put in
10 the bands OF an attorney.
GEORGE 5. HOUGH, T,ustess
JOHN MORGAN, 'us'ees'
For Sale,
49, The brick house on st. Asaph ST.
T occupied by Sarah Yeates; the brick
Esst house on Prince-sireet by Thomas
AShreve; also, a small frame adjoin.
ing the same; and
For Sale or Rent,
- The store house on King street
ETH lately occupied by Thomas Shreve,
Ess calculated for a neat store and dwell
!ling
4moI7 tuths2w
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For tie alexandria Gazette.
SONG.

Tupe-Oh! tank NOT my Spirits are alcays
as Light
To NJ. NJ.
oE, think not this bosom a pleasure can
know, [gone;
Or this he art be uniaithtul when Mary IS
Though hopeless and sad, in despair it will
glow. Tsown.
And smile at the seeds OF distraction she's
LISA pleasure TO weep, when those that
we've loved, [pain;
Have'felt like ourselves, the keen torture OF
For the soul strcken'd spirit that passion has
prov'd,
By sympathy only its peace ran regain.
Then seek in this bosom feeling of truth.
That ne'er will desert thee while life warns
the heart; youth,
And the failure Of hopes that embi.ter'd our
Shall yield to the transports that age will
impart.
Oh! the saodest, the drearest, the darkest
of sights Tin her bloom,
Is when grief rives the rose from the maid
And leaves her stranger to earthly delights,
Or sinks her untimely in misery's tomb.
But the bliss that will gid the soft green Of
our years,
When linked in the kindred emotions OF love,
Shall chase from the past all remembrance
of teas.
And mount the gay spirit to rapture above
Then seek in this bosom feeling OF truth,
That ne'er will desert thee while life warns
the heart; lyouth'
And the failure of hopes that embitter'd our
Shall yield to the transports that late willim-
part. vi.
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MAYORS OFFICE, 10Th APRIL, 1891.

MAYORS OFFICE, 10Th APRIL, 1891.
From the return OF the Commissioners ap-
poin,ed By the Common Council to saperin
tend an election in the First Ward, for
Member to supply the place of John Wood :
resigned, Reuben Johnston, esq. was duly
elected. Given from under my hand and
sea, r..s.l c.. NEALE, Mayor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-17
Just Received,

A ND for sale by the subscriber, at re-
Aduced prices,
92oo bushels Heth's choice coal, DOW land.
ing at Ramsay's wharf
10 900 lbs bacon of very superior quality
4 bales prime Upland cotton
So quarter boxes best Havana segars
10 bbls old rye wbiskey
Family -four particularly selected-Lon-
don mustard, Of choice quality at the very
reduced price of 37t cts. per ID. Windsor
CASTLE and common soap. together with a
general assortment of GROCERIES.
aprllf7 ROBERT L. WHITE.
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HAVE just received per the ship Belvi-
IlSidera, from Liverpool, part of their
Spring Importation,
CONSISTING OF
9.8 super checked and striped caH,bric
ginghams
7.8 fine and super fancy priats
81 & Ga cambria muslins
do jaconet cambrics
"a striped 6orentines
Fashionable printed cuttings
Steam loom shirtings
Hollis 8 cord cotton balls
ON HAND,
Best superine London cloths and cassi-
there's, fine and superine Yorkshire ditto,
twilled Genoa cords & Velvetteens. plain
and twiIled bombazels, Irish linens AID
lawns, German linens. patent threads, Ita-
liam sewing silks. sc. &c.
april l9 d3eoIm.
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ALIENS
Lottery & EIchange Office.

Pennsylvania .Avenue, Washington Cry.
Letters hv mail or otherwise addressed to
6. & NJ. ALLEN, Washing toa city, ordering
tickets in any Of the lotteries. or enqui'ing
their fate, will be attended to with the same
prompti,ude as if personal application was
made april II dt95hA
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Ne1c- York. Literature Lottery

6679 Prizes. 10000 DI40,0OO
1881 Blanks. ! Tickets.
Prizes only TO be sdrawn. and the whole
to be completed in IA drawings.
Prizes oil floating, asJfollows;
The 900 dollar prize to be put in the
wheel after 1000 Tickets have been drawn,
theio, 900 dollar prize to be put in the wheel
after 5000 Tickets have been drawn; the
s5,o dollar prize to be put in the wheel
after 5000, tickets have been drawn. All
other prizes floating from the commence
ment.
Present price Of tickets De. shares in
proportion but will advance TO bio on the
25th inst
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Public Sale.

On SATURDAY, the eth May. at Ie M.
yETILL be exposed TO public sale at
wv IVES, End, part of the real estate of
Jacob fIeineman, deceased, consisting OF one
81 two story brick house and lot; also.
fir one IL acre lot on Stump Hill, about
Hsss half of which is covered with young
A.ss.sA timber; also. one meadow lot, near
the poor house, in the District Of Coiumh,a.
The above property will be sold on a credi'
Of three and six months for notes with appro'
vad endorsements. ConSeyances viii be
made, and lien taken on the property, al
the expense of the purchaser.
THOMAS JACOBS, Executor.
april II tuths'hf
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Orphans Court, !.
TIT, I. 10 eipe aot,c..
NOW SELLING AT

THIS Is TO give Rof,cs,
THAT the subscriber. of Fairfax coun-
ty, Virginia has obtained from the orphans
court Of Alexandra county. in he distric;
OF Columbia, letters testanenisry on The
estate Of John c. Ehlers, late of the coun-
ty last aforesaid deceased: All persons hav-
ing claims against the SAID decedent, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereefito the subcribei, pas
sed by the orphans court, on or before tho
10th day of October next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit Ito said
estate: and those indebted thereto are re-
quired TO make immediate payment Given
under my hanls this 10Th day Of April
1921.
RICHARD NJ. SCOTT.
Ey.;sior Of J. c. Elders.
anvil lie
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Notice Is hereby riypr
Servants for Sale,

A NEGRO MAN, about Sc years of age
N good carriage driver, and house wal
ter, and exceled by very lew as GRADER
Also three negro Girls. all under the age of
10 years; will be sold low for cash. In
quire Of the Printer teb Is
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For Freight,
TINE Schr. NATIVE, Thomas Norris
Il master, burthen 100 Barrels; will BIZ
ready in two days Tor freight, for
West Indies, or a Northern Porr.-Apply
20 j. II. LADD. &. Co.
Who offer for sale sad Schooner, cargo Of
80 Tons Of Plaster.
April l2
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Leghorn Bonnets.

'THE subscriber has just received one
l. case Leghorn bonnets OF superior quail
i'y and latest importation, from No. 80 TO
So, and VII be sold on as good terms as at
any store in the district.
LlKEWISE-A few cases of ladies' and
misses straw bonnets, all of which will be
sold cheap for cash.
april g. WV. TRUE.
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Salt, &c.
On bodrd The; brig Columbus.
ENOR SALE, 1000 bushels bright Isle of
IL May salt, and Is0O goat skins. Apply
to JOHN II. LADD & Co.
For Freight.
>@ The good brig COLUMBUS. 10.
.sss4A& seph 2 Marbury. master; bur,hen
about 1900 bbls. and will soon be ready to
load.
Also, for Norfolk,
Nm The packet schr ELIZABETH,
.EM John B. Toley. master; burthen
$50 bJls, and will be dispatched immedi.
ateIy. Apply as above. april Is
For Boston or any Eastern
Port,
,SM, The good schr. ADVENTURE.
. John Decrow, master; Lurthen BOO
bbls. She will soon he ready to load. APP
ply to JOHN H. LADD & co.
'Who hare for sale on board. said pessel
300 casks fresh lime
10 NJ merchantable boards
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