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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
Nev York. November 20.

II would seem by the accounts brought
from England by the Cortes. that the expec-
tation of hostiiiies between Russia and Tur-
kew has very nearly died away, and by The
latest adylces from the eastern borders OF
Europe, every thing was settling down iuto
state Of tranquility. What Turkey has
yielded, or Russia gained, DOES not appear.
Probably the concessions of the former have
been cons derahle. and, of coutse the acqui-
s,tions OF the latter must be proporlionally
important. To a nation like Turkey, sink
ing under its own internal as well as exter-
nal weakness, buying peace in such con.
,rove,sy IS that with Russia. by surrendering
important privileges as well as prerog a,ves,
for the purpose OF psrpetuating power thai.
can hardly stand alone. is a precedent al
most as dangerous to the satisfy of the weak
er party, as a contest to be settled by force
oil arms. What Russia mas gained Size vii
keep-whst Turkey has LOST is irrscoverably
gone; aud tue next time that dispute takes
place, in all PROBABILITY the remainder viii
follow. Russia, by compromise, will g~in
AL she doe. gain wi,hou, any breach of
irieni>hip, or any serious difficulty. with
her allies, and will be left To con,rive ways
anu means IN due season, 10 call upon the
Sublime Porte 10 surrender what they have
lett.
The affairs OF Spain become, every day
more iurmidaLl. and more threatening to the
peac. and safety OF the kingdom. Every
thlng wears the appearance OF desperate and
sangulnaIy commouon. The government Is
weak, the monarch oespised, toe turbulent
spirlls are all ia motion aud II the accounts
that trsnsplre are to be credited, the most
daring and destructive combinations are
forming to overthrow every thing pertaining
t. ineIr ,iv'i aud ecclesiastical institutions,
an to produce state Ut the most terrible
anarchy. 10 add 10 their calamities, vari.
%. ris of tue country are visited with the
Yellow Fsysr-thal desoialing scourge to e.
veIy region Ia which II is suffered 10 prevail.
IL 'n,ngs should proceed in their present
Course IA that nation but little longer, we
shall expect soon TO find Spain prey to all
the horrors and miserles that afflicted France
ia the most dismal aud bloody periods Of b.,
revolution.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
PERSIAN TOUB.
(From Sir X. K. Portsr's TyapeI

From Sir X. K. Porisr's 1rsvel,.)
One oI 'he tohos wn,ea sir Il. h. Por.
ter examined Is conIeclured to ue tnas
OF Ming Daharam; of whom SIR JOAN
Malcolm relates a curiou. anecdote:--
"lhe ru.lns passion vi Danxram 81.
the cnaste; snd, proud Vi Ills sxcs.iencs
as an archer he wished to exhlbt his
skill TO his nost favorite wife. she as.
cordinsiy accompanied him to the plain:
and an antelope was discriedat y distance
lying asleep. The monarch drew his
bow with such precision, that It's arrow
erazed the animals ear. The antelope
aWoke, and put his hind hoof to the sput
to strike OF! TIE fly by which he appeared
to conceive lie was anne yed The mon-
arch shot again, and PINNED the hoo. to
the morn. The exu.uns Baharam turned
to The lady, with look that demanded
her opinion Of his skull; but she coolly
obser. ed-'PractIce maHes perfect So
Indifferent q reply, where he expected
such warm praises, stuns him to the
soul with disappointment anu jealousy;
ana IN the Jury VI the moment, lie orasr.
ed her to be carried TO the mountains, and
exposed to perish. The minister who
was to OBEY this cruel command, took her
hence; but, msrcitully sparing her life,
allowed her to retire under deep dis.
guise TO all obscure village on the noun.
tain side. She tooN up her lodging in
the upper chamber Of = tower, to which
she assembled by twenty steps. On her
arrival she bought young calf, which
she regularly carried once up and down
the flight every day. This exercise she
continued Tor four years; and the improve.
msht IN her strength Kept pace with the
increasing weight Of the animal. Eaha-
ram, who had supposed his favorite to
have been long deao, happened after a
iatlsulng chase, to stop one evening al
this village. lie saw young womancar-
rylng large cow upa flight uf twenty
steps. lie was astonished, and sent to en-
quire, how strength SO extraordinary had
been acquired by woman Of apparently
SO truly feminine form. The young
person, who had wrapt herself in her veil,
said she would communicate her scret to
none but the king; and to him only, on
his condescending to come to the tower
alone. Baharam instantly Obeyed the
summons; and on bis repeating his admi-
ration OF what he had seen, she bid him
not iav'sh praises, as if she had perfor med
miracle, for Practice makes pc rfect,,
said the Queen in her natural voice, ind
at the same time lifting her. veil. Tho
AIng recognised and embraced her.
Struck with the lesson she had thus given
him, and delig hted with = proof Of love,
which had induced her for four years to
pursue SO ardaous plan of convincing
him OF his mistake in doubting its exis.
tence, lie restored her to his affection and
rank as hisfavori,e wife; and had palace
built upon the very spot OF their reunion
to eemmemerate' the event"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24

Gresar, dated Edinburgh. Sept. 25th,
1921, living par;icdtar account o. mas
ia, IRE in tira expedition against FofSo
.Beho and Llo lie la aacha. SIR Gresor
comes ou,,,ia ,r.ndicauon of himself, be-
cause say. tie. Il nave been denounced as
the saie cau,s of their DISASTROUS tsfnn-
nations.
Alderman Magnay is chosen Lord
Mayor oil London.
Died. at sea. on his passage from Vir-
ginia. the 2oth August, Capt. Wallace Of
the ship Sibson, 6 days after sailing
rhe ship arrived at Plymouth ieaky, oc-
casioned in the gale Of the Cd Of Sept
she was to proceed to Havrs.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
Nen York. Non 90

NeU York, N0o. 90.
The arrival Of the NGsToR puts us la
p"a,~>,loa ot oar regular lilies Of English
p;m-s, and 70 shall, as room may offer
No Ice such artIces as are likely to inter-
est our readers.
Fns London Courier Of the 9th ult
gives, on tue authority of letters from
Psris, depiorao event which had oc-
CURED there. The Courier has suppress
Sod the names ofths parties, but observes.
the brother Of the deceased 10 a gen
sral ofi:sr in the Royal Guard. 1t APP
pears. that nj. Do P. Il son of a dis
ti"3uished merchant, Of large fortune
hal conceived suspicious of his wife's
fidelity, Madensiselie T.. To be more
fully satisfied, he pretended to quit his
residence for few days; but returned
Unexpectedly, armed with sabre, and
finding his wife and her lover in sirua-
tion which was but too convincing, he an
mediatsly killed the former, and left the
lover for dead
Another account states. that it was q
young Colonel VINO was ound in very
animated tste tste with MIR p wife, &.
abe two were previously wounded.
The names of the parties, says Paris
account, ..sre withheld from regard the
respectable families to whom tn v are re-
IN ed"
\ new bridge over the Thames from
Windsor to Elton, is contracted for, to ne
flashed BY the S0,h o. Nov. 1922
g'ps London Gone, al the IS nit con
tains lons is.!sr. sisnsa by Gre.or Alse
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24

In, the Hsntb OF March lat, Kieou ard,
famIi) supeItG yeIy InuCh ffouI v.,u,n
could notify any meals get I'D OF i'm t''
sides WHICH, ibe IIik OF his COWS RE-, RE-,
o. butter. kicou believed hlnsel, n hs
DIR the 'n!"enCe Of sorcery, and cun,.
quenity consulted two learned utn q,
Procession. one ii whom advised hnu TO ,br"S.
,alt III the tIe, sud the other to throw /,
in the stable where the cows n.f. Lsr,s
Neither OF these plans had any .f,c, =
cou then consulted Du Vacher, v ho xnh.,,
being OF thu Profession, enjoy ed the rsrn,'
ton ut being wise man throus huut III. n.;I
borhood, Du Vaoher said I've must ,on,n '.''
book which had been eit at Lis bor,. nv
soldier tie ailer~ ards informed kcm H..
his family was threatened with new mist.
tunes, aud that lis vile aud children wnma
die 10 lew days; the only remedy W., -
iOree the sorCerer TO undo the work Of t,,s
and, in order to do this, Rlcou must put W',
soTcerer in the IRE, and hold him there nr'I
the thing was accomplished. The indiy,du.I
pointed out by Du Vacher, as the sorcar.:
and au hor OF ltIcou's nIsior,unes, wssan.n
named Moreau, all honest journeymao in Tho
neighbUurhood. RicOu did not easIIy con.sr,
TO use such violent means; bot at length h.
yielded to the fear OF losing his vile and
children, aud procured the assistanc. Of r..
yet to put Moreau on the fire; the latter "a.
silly cons nted, being himself victim 10 sor.
ceIy. as he believed, IN consequence OF drink.
Ing glass OF cider at the house Of More.u
RiCOu sent his WiIe aud children out al
The way. and OIL the evening OF The s5th d,v
N ka
house; laige fire was prepared; Ricou and
Fayet seized horesu, and commanded Inn
To undo the late wuiCh he had cast upon
them, or hey would throw him mo tue i've.
Moieau, IN vain, protested thrt he Was 10
sorCeieI; I've Was sltzeI and laid across the
tlTe. | he hre had already burnt bis clothes
aud injured his leg and lett thigh, When hi,
cries somewhat frightened his Prosecutors.
Fayet ran away with all possible Speed
RicOu took up a gun, and threatened to shoot
Moreau unless be suffered himself to BE- blc.
ed alive;at length lie also was frightened at
the cries ri his sufferer, and pelIlitleu him
to ..ake his escape
On he trials, R,cou afirme very serious.
ly, that IN a lew Gays alter this deed, lie
milk OF his cows produced good butter, aud
ne also Sol I'll OF Tue VernhI; IN short, bis
late had altered
Fayet said. "that, as far as regarded him.
self, he was always the victim OF sorcery, +
he had the cholIc every day IRON z to 1
O'clock"
The counsel for Rcou and Fayst contend.
ca, that The ignorance and bsrbsrity OF these
unfortunate men ought not TO he punished;
enllghten, but DO not punish them. These
principles were opposed by NJ. GautbIer.
Rcou and Fayei wer. sentenced to two
years imprisunm. and du pacher was
acquitted on The 18th OF August.
similar case will Come before the assz.
es at aarthe. In this case tn. >Orcerer is
killed by the person suffering uTier his sup
posed influence, HE murderer accu.es his
victim OF having gwen tne snail pox tv his
infant, and c.Lsed the death oi his sheep.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
Norfolk, Aov. 4.

Norfolk, .f0v. to. 2
u. s. schr. Po-poiss, Lieut. Com Ram
sg,. sailed from ST. Thomas on tie 95th Oct.
in pursuit oil piraiical vessel which had been
committing extensive depredstions upon the
A american commerce, aud Capt. Foster was
informed, that the Purpose had succeeded
IN capturing her, bal that she had lost two
mes. killed. in the engas cement. The eR-
sagemrp,. il wa. understood lasted two hours
1be loss sus aimed by The pirate, or any
further particulars, Capt F. was not advised
of neither the victor nor the vanquishsd
had 90, in when ,h- Franklin sailed.
ICommsrcisl Reading Room Books.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24

Sid ri 6 dollars so cents c-.h, or interest
aided where credit was giytn.-Iae sales
al dollars % were vefY co!1'iosraote.-
!. = heat neAt of rsA ilyst Oai4o cts:per
bushel During The Exchanee hour, Me'sfs.
II rrison and : errel. offered for sale the ele-
gan, and eonplel. ship siias, which WAS
sold very readily al S,4ou dollars, on
credit Of s, 9, AM. is months. Not much
was done in the StocA,-about 100 shares OF
IS. Bank, were sold at li3 i-s dollars,
and Guilder bill. went of al 3S l-2 cen,s.-
The STIR" which was made by the neus,
caused large company to assemble, and
every gentleman present appeared to have
business to do. Our Hour friends were in
very good humor; and upon the whole we
may say, that yesterday mas very busy
day.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
From, tie n. York Dci,y Adr. Nov. 30.
FOREIGN SELECTIONS.

oRLluN SE Len loNO.
From our files of late European papers,
by the ships Cortss and Nestor, from
Liverpool.
Agricultural Report for Stirlingshirs.
The harvest weather till lately, has
been favorable IL this country. The
wheat and cat crops are mostly secured
in the lowland districts of the county, in
good order, and both are remarkably
small even on the best of lands, particu,
larly the oats. which do not bulk above
half crop Beans are mostly cut. good
crop, matter Of very great consequence
to the farmer. particularly for the fodder
for nj: horses, considering the great scar
city Of hay and other food.
The barley in general is only beginning
to be ready for cutting. and as it ripens
very unequally, must be poor sample,
and the quantity will want to all APP ear.
saoe about ono third ii an average crop.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
From he Richmond Compiler, Non 90.

The Grnsial Court met yesterday. nine
Judges being present. I he question OF the
three seamen, committed to Jail by the war
pant OF State Magistrate under an Act Of the
Congress of the United Suites. is expected to
come on this day. The case of the Com
monwesith against John Preston aud bis Sc
curties will also come on during this term.
At the present term. too, the Judges may
proceed, in compliance with resolution of
the last General Assembly, to prepare Re-
port upon such changes as they may deem
moss eIpedient to be made in on criminal
code. Til ir Report oil course, 10 be laid
hstors the Legislature.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
SUPERSTITION IN FRANCE.
From the Poi. I......

~, TT0M lie FdTlS CoUrteT.
The following fact is 40 example Of the
ignorance and superstition which still exist
IN our w-ste RI departments.
lhreeper.ons, named Ricou, Fayet, and
Du acher, living in the Commune du Tram.
blay, near Legre, were brought up at the
last assize. at Maine du Loire, the two FIRST
accused OF having wounded and committed
oi5-r vuieGce on the person Of nan named
MoIean. ~ which he Was incapable of work.
"g 90 days, and the third Of having coun.
seiiei nd advised the I'VE others in Going
tie same.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
Frsm the Baltimore Federal Republican. of
Nor. 22.
EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS
FOR WEDNESDAY,

We are happy 10 hsve il IN our power to
rend' better account Of TO day than of the
preceding one. The news by the Csrte, and
Nestor (srrlsed at New-York) put every
thing IN motion. The faces o! large holder,
"i -four brighten up, and spectators were
early al work Small sales OF -four were
made very early in the morning, at 6 dollar.
twenty five cents per Dbl. cash but after
lev 10urs. several thousand barrels we're
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
Pensacola, Oct 20.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

In subsequent conversation with one
efthe gsntlsmen referred to in our last,
as affording the news from Vera Cruz,
We learn that Russia and Great Britain
are both In treaty with the king and
Cortss, for the purchase of the kingdom
of New Spain. Great Britain has offer
ed iftesn millions sterling-thers was
n1thing said of the Russian proposition
Toe deputies of New Spain had pross.
ted strong ~ against the whols procedure
mot consenting to hear any proposition
from sithsr powsr. They had ssnt advices,
giving this intelligence, to Vera Cruz,
which must bavs reached thsre about the
l6thult. IS on that day the steal In ,chnr.
Msxicsno sailed for Tampico, and the
news was brought in her. Our inform.
ant received the intelligence from On
dazsa the owner Of the schooner, who
further stated, that the nsws wa. univer-
sally believed, and had produced the
greatest excitement and alarm, all par
ties being strongly opposed to any transfer
Of European government. F9oridian.
The act the Virginia Legislature "to
amend and explain an act, more effectual.
ly to prevent the circulation of noes e.
united by unchartered banks sc. Sc pss-
sed on'the I'd of March last, takes effect
Oh the first day OF the next month. 1t pro
hibits under the penalty Of ten dollars
any person or body poll ic passing in pay
n,snt, or otherwise for valuable consider.
alton, or in any manner, direct y OF indi.
rsct!y, circulating, SC. any bond, note,
bill, draft, CHECK. ticket or token, where.
o tie whole or any part shall be sngrav
en- or printed, purporting or evidencing
Set any SUN Of money less than fee dol
lars is due or will be pail, to any person
Or persons body poliric or corporate, or
to tue bearer or holder, whatsoever,
whsresoeysr, or BY whomsoeyer, such
bond. SC. shall have been made" There
j. a prouiso against il. extending to any
person not being = resident of this state
VINO may be travel ling or sojournins with
In It's limits, ''or any person who shall
transfer any such bond, note, SC. by writ
ten assisnment thereupon with his own
nlme thereunto subscribed, 10 any person
who shall make any draft or check for the
Pur only Of drawing money actually
Due to hun. Enquirer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
WESTERN DISTRICT {e. Countis.
1864
TOTAL IN VIRGINIA

E,UU5 ,33Z
This is 9o,7lo more than in the last
csnsus-being 5000 more than we stated
in a late paper. This difference arises
from the census Of Gloucester. Henrico
and Norfolk in the Eastern District
being overlooked, in consequence of
their being attached to the general list.
Enquirer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
Richmond. Nor. 81.

67,O56 Hhds. is the amount os Tohac
GO exported from the whole United States
during tho year ending the 5oth Septsm-
Der. 1921.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
British compliment 10 american Literature

British compliment 10 american Liitsra.uret
From the London Monthly Magazine for Sep
tember
The 6ourshiug condition Of American
Literature approved by The superiority Of its
periodical journals. The North American
Review. published in Boston. quarterly -
The Philade pbia Journal of Medical and
Physical sciences. edited by Doctor Chap
man, published quarterly The American
J"urnal If science, edited by Prof. SiIIiman
quarterly-Ihe Archaologia Americana 10
be continued annually - Are inferior to no
works 10 Europe. for good taste, intelligence
and style"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
CENSUS OF VIRGINIA.


We have been favored by gentleman
of CIarksburg with census ofthe Hest.
ern District distinguishing the rhiteS,
stdces. frss people Of colour, and other
persons except indians not taxed We
are now enabled to present the whole cen.
sus Of the state, with an eye to these dis
criminatiou:
EASTERN DISTRICT.
Whole No of whites l69 $50
do. slaves All 787
do free blacks S5S5l
do. other persons 2l0
el7, 798
WESTERN DISTRICT e. Countiss)
Whole No. Of whites l33,l00
do. slaves 1866
do. free blacks l,02S
do. other persons 40
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22

ETyILL be sold On the premiser for
w cash, on Monday, the Fist day OF
January neat, at 10 O'Clock. all the rlgnt ,
little and interest OF Alexander Veiich, IA
and to one quarter OF a square oil ground,
with iour story brick houses thereon. De
ginning at the intersection o. Prince and
Henry streets. and on the south OF Prince
street and binding thereon ix3 feet 8 in-
ches, and extending back parallel with
Henry street. and binding herewith i!6
feet seven inches; the laid property sold
to satisfy five executions, ore 10 favor OF
John w. Beedle, for the use OF Scolheld
T. Waters, one IN favor OF Adam Lynn,
one in favor OF Alexander 5. Hooe, one 70
favor OF Schoi ield T. Waters, and the other
in favor Of Charles l.. Nevitt.
D. MINOR, D. M.
for T. Ringgold, Marshal.
~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
Marshal's Sale.

"TiLL be sold ON the premises for
w cash, on Tuesday, the 2sd day OF
January next, at l2 o'clock, on That day,
al the right, title and interest OF Adam
Lynn, in and TO the following property :
one three story BRICK houie, and lot, sllu-
ate on the south side 1t King street, at
the intersection OF King and St. Asaph 81.
and fronting on King street e. teel, and
fronting an St. Asaph street rs ieet; Also,
one other house and LOT situate on the same
side OF King street, beginning 81 ieet
inches east Vt ST. Asaph street, and rum
ming eastw ardly, and binding Oh KING ST..
81 feet, and extending back, 2l3 ieet 8
inches to satisfy an execution ia favor OF
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandra.
d. MINOR, d. VI.
for L. Rlnggold, Marshal.
dec 90 Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
Examination.

A N examination OF the STUDENTS OF
"A Columbus Street academy will taKs
place Oh Friday, the Fist inst. at ten A.
n. AT which the public are respectfully
invited to attend, the Parents aud Guar>
dians particularly; and those Gentlemen,
whose attendance Oh former occasions
manifested an interest in the education VI
youth,
dec 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
Bank Stocks.

Bank Stocks.
will at all times buy stocks Of the fol
Il lowing Banks, at the fair market
price for cast-viz:
Farmers T. Mechanics Bank of George
town,
Union Bank of Georgetown
Central Bank OF Georgetown and Wash.
ingto0
Bank OF Columbia
Bank of Metropolis
Patriotic Bank of Washington
Bank of Washington
also wish to buy United States 5, 5,
6, and and c. Stocks-l will buy and
sell all District Banks and other Stocks tor
a small Commission; all those wishing to
buy or sell, will please to call on me. |
have now for sale stock of the
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank of Geo.
town
Union Bank of Georgetown
And shall have in most Of the other
Banks in few days.
nov i2 ROMULUS RIGGS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
CotiilOn Parties.

M R. GEhkkES has The honor Of iDfor.
lvl ming the subscribers IL bis Colilion
Parirs that they VIII commence OIL Thurs
day next, the 9th Dec. and Wi! coDtiDos
on the same day every fortnight during
the season
dec q st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
Marshal's Sale.

VNTILL be sold on the premises, for
w cash, on Monday the 2lst day OF
January next, at e O'Clock, all the right,
title aud interest Of Alexander Perry, IN
and to the lolow;n property, to wit: a
two story brick house and lot situate and
lying on the north side OF Duke street, 4
binding thereon Il feet, aud extending
back ll8 teet, 10 sixteen ieet alley. -
Also, frame house and lot situate on Pa.
trick street, and binding thereon IL feet,
and extending pack IN line parallel with
Gibbon street, iOU teet, to satisfy three
executions, one in favor OF n. Laid &
Co. one in. favor oi LYDIA Moore, and the
other in favor OF the Bank OF the United
States. D. MINOR, d. NJ.
for L. Rinssold, Marshal.
dec 20 IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
For Amsterdam,

fE$ The good brig SWAN, Jeremiah
&&M WheelwIight, master. burthen a.
bout $40 hhds. Her cargo being ready
she viii be Immediately dispatched. For
small freight or passage, apply 10 the mas
ter on buard, or to
JOHN H LADD SEQ.
Who haze for sale reed by said brig,
6.Cssks whale Oil,
Anchor OF about 100 ID,
~ Ions building stone.
Dec. Is