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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29

intense Cold Some oi The papers have ex-
pressed lie idea that The intense cold of the
season arrived 10 lis greatest aegree Oh Friday
Iasi-but "Wednesday night last was probably
Tie most uncomfortable and piercing weather
ever experienced IA tbs latitude. The Their
mometer having been from len TO seDeateen
degrees below zelo all night, and a, sunrise
yesterday morning. II stood fairly down 10
EIGHTEEN teiO,0 This Was by Air. Lands
glass, placed 10 Tie same situation IL was on
Friday, when il was no lower than Q below.
By some glasses il was 20 below. The river
is closed nearly 10 Black Rocks.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29

In the reign, Of tie military tribunes, at
Rome, such was the intense cold. that, accor-
ding 10 Ivy, IL closed the mouth OF the Tiber,
and all communication between the and
city was stopped. This perhaps may have
been extremely cold Ceather Tor such coun-
try as Italy yet We much doubt whether it
would bear comparison with that expsrien
ced ia this.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29

We solicit The attention of Or readers te
The following communication. Tbey will,
hnd ~ II some valuable historical facts, which
rarely meet the eye, but which throw muck
light upon the history oil this town, Al that
interesting period, iLaI preceded its destruc-
ton hy The enemy. Il CONES from unoues-
lionabie authority from one whose fortune,
u was, 10 live 10 times of greater sacrl6ces-ot
greater patriotism ard courage. than wiz
probably ever again be displayed il this ma
.tlon. We take this opportunity 10 reques tthss
DINER gentlemen who may be in possession u
manuscripts OF documents Of this naluTe, viii
give q The privilege Of r. king them pubic,
70 rescue them from the ssie Of time. and
The oblivion 10 which they may he otherwise
Fastening.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29

II must be novel spectacle TO see, as there
is at this time, IN Boston harbor, feet of yes
sells frozen up, and discharging heir cargoes
iato sleds, which ale drawn up 10 town on the
ice with perfect safety, distance OF tom one
TO four mIles-this novelty, however, was sur :
passed in grandeur by another which took
place last Friday. viz. number Of coasters
enclosed in bocy Of ice, floating down the
harbor, without the possibility OF their beng
eXtrcated.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29

A.Correspondent has favored Us with the follow
l"S copy OF letter, 10 gentleman al Water
town, giving An account % " hat has been since
commonly called = Thonpson's Uar.n =
Sin.
II may not be disagTeeable 10 you 10 have
more particular account Of the solemn scene
mat has been acted here for iso or three DAYS
past, than !, can be expected common fame
viii give you -
Last Tuesday morning, Lieut.. Col THomF.
SOW. OF Brunswick, with ABOUT 30 armed men.
WIN each small bough OF spruce III lis lat.
aug having spruce pole with the green top
~ 4 Tor standard, landed on the lack par.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29

From Hayi.-Capt. Blight arrived al Tar
paulin Cove from Cape Haytion, which place
he left on he 28lh ult. informs that plot
for the indiscrminate massacre of all the
whites and mulaioes IN The place, had been
discovered, and the nngleadeIs secured
biye thousand blacks had been armed for the
purpose ; and their bloody intention was 10
have been put IN execution on Christmas day
but was happily discovered in time 10 pre-
vent 1.-THE blacks had been dispersed. On
the first alarm, the whites fed TO the shipping
IN the harbor for safely; bui when Capt. b.
sailed they had returned ashore, and were all
tending TO their business as usual, quie; hav-
ing been restored-Bosron Daily .4dUertiser.
There is report from Portals Prince, that
the Gro wn which belonged to Chrislophe, val
ned al some thousands of dollars, was lately
stolen hom the royal archie,es, and sold 10 a
yankee captain for tscetve dollars
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-21
Congressional Proceedings
FROM THE NATIONAL lyTELLloENcER.
IN TIE SENATE.

Monday. February l9.
Mr.. Snuthard of n. J. the successor
of MIR. Wilson. appeared on Friday,
WAS qualified. and took his seat.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Ro.
berts, declaring the admission of The
state Of Missouri into the Union, was
read second time.
The report OF the committee, adverse
t" the reduction of the compensation of
Members OF Congress, with the amend.
menf, going to alter the tenor of that
report, Was next on the orders uf the
day.
Mr.. Barbour moved to lay the reso-
luton on the table.
Mr.. Roberts considering this mo-
ton as prop"sing final disposition OF
the subject for Tie present session, re.
quired the :, cas- and nays Oh the ques
ton; and
The Yeas and Nays on the question
were taken accordingly. As follows:
YEAS, II,
NAYS. Ie.
So the Senate refused to lay the re.
port ." the table, and proceeded to con.
siIIer il.
subsequently, on motion of Mr.. Bar.
o"ar, supported by an argument on the
merits of the proposition. the report
was postponed 80 Thursday next, 90
votes " I2.
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Postscript.
WQshin1fon E,b..,,.

Washington, February 20
The Senate of the United State. v...
day gave its consent and advice to The ,,r
tcation ofthe Treaty between the Unit,
States and Spain, concluded in the civ
Washington on the s2d day of Februa- 1
1919. 1t is understood that the votes as,;.
the Treaty did not exceed four or 6v.
number
The completion of this long suspended
transaction has afforded US great satismctin
We felicitale ou- readers generally thu,
Florida is now attached to the terrltorv a
the Union; and We congratulate our me-,
chants. having claims on Spain, that The,
are in fair way to obtain at least parti,
Identification oftheir losses.
The Official pubiication of the Treaty wi
We presume, not be delayed longer than
necessary for the exchange Of ratification
The provision, Of the Treaty are so vel
and generally known, it having been pul
Iishsd some time ago among the documeri
transmitted to congress, that we do .u
think it necessary TO anticipa the ofScil
publication OF !. by any detailed account If
its contents. We know it gives US FIorid,
and that it provides for indemnifyine. OH,
merchants Tor claims on Spain: these are III.
main points. and the garb in which these
agreeable objects presen, ,hemseIve, i, m,
So important. (NanOnat 'utel1;seneer.
Baltimore, Fsb. 30
Capt. Frisbie, Of sch Alexander re- mort,
that at the time of bis leaving Chagre> ls7,b
JAM it was stated via Panama (lsth Esp.l
that Lord Cochrane of the port of CAM
had cut out the Spanish frigate Esmeralt,
with twenty boats, and got her safe along!
SIDE his squadron; that a great number Of
her old crew joined him-those that wished
TO go on shore were freely discharged. TIE
Alexander touched at Havana on The Sd O
Feb. The report there says that gen. Mo-
rillo had arrived there some time the las, o.
Jan-had called council 10 discuss the
affairs OF, Spain in South America-lhs
four days previou. to the day appointed
he bad procured sufficient stores for avoy.
age to Europe, and actually embarked OF
board an English brig bound to London
The mystery OF bis conduct cannot be &C
counted for. Came passenger in the Alex
ander from Chagres to Havana, Doctor Ca.
roacas, deputy Of Panama to the Certes, on
bis way to Spain. Amer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-21

Mr.. Johnson Of Louisiana :
select Committee, reported a. LM M''
Elementary l." the several .",a VII v
justlug the riaims To land AMI ' '1t q
ing Land Offices in the Dil,; ''''''
of the island of New Orleans
bill WAS read. "AaN
The cperosscd Hill to csi,h,;h
inform system Of Bankruptrv n a.
the third time. (Which rra ars. ~ Vas
ell nearly two hsurs,} and '"NHN
the following vote FSSset b
YEAS.-slcssrs. Brow,
n ,, Edwards, Elliot, CAM U'''
dorsey, Hunter. Jo'f@sun Of . "a''trt
hlns of n. Y. K1ism, Mis-. " S%,'
o'is, Parroit Sanford, , s.r s"'
Stokes, Taylor, Thomas. y a"'t "'
and Williams of MISSES " o!a
NAYS.-Messrs. Rarhnur. r.,
Ter. Eaton, lloImes of Maine' n, 's~
OF Mss. Johnson of Ken. HI ns If a, ,,,
Lo1orie, Macon, MorriI, PIeasan,..' '1 ~
be'ts, Ruggles, Smith, TaIL", 'i r. 10
bic, Walker Of Allah. Walker ,r " I.R
and Williams Of Tenn.--l9, VII
IKE bill was ordered to be Sent +, =
House Of Representatives e., a."
renee; and '"''
1le Senate then went iuto H..
sideration OF Executive business. ~ WI
closed doors, ofceurs".) ard So con Hi'
ed until 4 o'clock; when it adi,u,'.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-21

We are authorized, and requested to an.
nounce 10 the electors Of the Congressional
District, composed of the counties of Prince
William, Loudoun, and Fairfax, that SYD-
NOR BAILEY, esq. is candidate for their
sufrages at the ensuing election.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-21
REpusLIc OF COLOMBIA.

We have been favored by friend, with
re follosing extracts Of his letters dated
..',rt of Spain, Jan. 8. 1871.
Respecting the Republic Of Colombia he
observes. 1.-THE two governments have sign
-, treaty Of Armistice, for 6 months, COM
inencing from Goth Nov. last: and also
+yealy establishing the mode for carrying on
he war in future agreeably 10 the laws OF
;ne most civilized .na,ions. The arm's,ice
bas for its basis the acknow edgemrnt OF The
independence on the part OF Spain.
The Patriot forces are well organised,
disciplined and numerous, and were within
few days march OF Caracas, when the
arrangements took place between the re-
spective chiefs Of the two armies, Bolivar
. and 3iUrillo.
"fbsse arrangements are favorable in the
highest degree 10 commerce: and the adj
vaniages 10 be derived from this commerce
are immense and worthy the immediate at
lentioa Of the y. States.
Things 60 on gloriously in favor Of the
good cause Of liberty. The Colombian 60
vernment has assumed a character and tone
worthy the cause they supper. The pros
poets for new enterprises are great--money
plenly-produce increasing, and foreign
merchandise in great demand.
IF the Govern nent Of the U. States, or
the commercial part Of the people would
study their own interest, they would in
stauily urge the adoption OF a commercial
treaty. with The Colombian Government
The matter in dispu'ej between the con.
tending parties is settled and finally conclu-
ded. Liberty reigns triumphant! The re-
sources of Colombia are immense. Here
gold, silver, sugar, cocoa, medical drugs.
live stock, hides and many other valuable
articles Of expectation abound, and here a
thousand articles OF importation are con.
sumed. Was the U. s. of America animat-
ed with lust view of her true interest she
would not delay moment Of acknowledg-
iua the Independence and forming COM
mercial treaty with Colombian government.
What better market has she fort heiconsump-
ton of her domestic manufactures, the qua.
lity OF which is we'll adapted to the wants
Of an innu nersbie class Of the people, who
inhabn these extensive regions! What bet.
fer market for her q ,ur. her lumber and her
6.hy Ia fact should the United States form a
treaty Of this nature she would obtain the
sarryiag ...de Of This new republic, for Co.
lo,nbians never will be great ship owners.
I, is NJ, for lbrir interest: they have SUN
Gent to attend to in the cultivation of their
rich and luxurian, fields and in digging their
mines Of gold and silver. not to become
Nsrines.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-21

vaio Sugars, 4 dols. - brown hox'
dollars !; white Do. oi.-kentucky
Tobacco, Is dols.-thcre Is a c"nside-
rabIe quantity. looked for every day
-fsom New Orleans whcn 1t arrives,
the prices will decline"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-21
IN READING ROOM LIN
.E& M ARINE JOURNA &
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. February 90

ARRIVED,
Steam boat Potomac, captain Middleton,
twenty one hours from Norfolk, Is passsn'
gers and some freight.
Schr. Elizabeth. Traverse, NYork, pota'
toes. &c. to J. Il. Lsdd T. Co. o
Schr. Franklin. Foster, Wilmington, NJ.
naval stores, rice and cotton, to E. Corning
Schr John Trip, Sutton. Baltimore wins
key, to Lindsey l. Hill, and James Roo'n'
son.
Also several inland vessels with fire WOOD
hsh and oysters.
Schr.Stag, hewitt, 4s hours from Ba'l'
more.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-21

States Bank Stock stood, in the
2 thermometer. at New-York, on
:. last, at 10 per cent above par. II
y long sinceii was 10 degrees be-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-21

will, Hope, achieve the work happily com
nenced in our last In strengthening the
necessity connection between the monarch
and the chambers, we shall succeed in
founding that system Of government which
so vast monarchy must always require,
and which the actual state of France and
Europe most imperatively commands.
cit is to accomplish these designs that
desire proIongation of the days that may
be reserved to me. 1t is also in order 10
their accomplishment, that we ought to de-
pend-you, gentlemen, upon my firm and
inviolab'e will, and upon loyal aud con-
slant support.
His Majesty's speech was received
with general acclamations of VNe !c
Roi!' At the close, the Minister Of
the Interior invited such If the newly
elected Deputies as were preseut to
take the usual oath, which was done in
the prescribed form. His Majesty then
returned to the ThuilIeries amidst
the congratulations Of the assembled
throng.
Liverpool, December 80.
The price Of Upland Cotton of the
new crop is 9 lie to 10 lad, there be-
ing considerable variety OF quality of
the shipments which have hithertoo ar
rived. Orleans Cotton of the new crop
being very scarce, is worth led.
The following are our present prices
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N Office.

THE members OF the Alexandra ArtIl.
Il lery Company, are requested to Ese'
at o'clock, on Thursday morning, ga
for the purpose of firing salute.
feb 81 WIN. II. HARMON. Capt.
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lRYTHE scHR. COMET ]

hUtuUNs f'tUs De
Coffee. ffr some days past has cx-
pericnced a d'rl;nc, and is S. Hing at
l9 Ssr3 pei cwt.; Mulasses. from
To ~ riAls Pr keg. with only 9 rials
per hid. exprt auty: Of Sugar. with
the exccptionof few hLds. Mu~cnva-
does. nothing as yet in t,wn; Flour.
very dull-l'st sales lsa ASIA"
.9mtAer liter. same date" do
not think theprospects IF Flour 10 this
port, at all t,ttering: it has recently
been sold at5,4; there is however. a
considerable quantity of fresh in the
market unsuti. and a large quantity of
old; Spanish SHIP is expected from
Philadelphia shortly with very large
cargo. Rie, ~ duls. a ~: Lard, IS
cents Mud Candles. % cts. plenty
Prime Beef s dollars, plenty and dull.
Prime purk Is dollars.-New :slusco-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-21

fair to good, II Asia
The market is dull, although We have
recently had continuance Of strong
easterly Winds. which have kept out Il Q
expected arrivals. We subjoin an ac-
count of the stock of cotton estimated
to be now lying at this pert; and as
we'll from the extent of tile stock as of
the crops to be received, We anticipate
a decline III prices rs soon as our sup.
plies become abundant. We think that
the accurate calculations hitherto at.
tempted by persons in the Cotton trade
as to the relative demand and supply,
and which, by influencing the conduct
Of both parties, also affected the price,
will hereafter be little attended to; it ia
univel saliy admitted that the growth
Of cotton has S" much gained upon The
consumption, that We shall always have
abundant stocks, ard the prospect, as
far as We can judge, il, that prices viii
fall gradually and permanently lower.
Montreal Pot Ashes are dull of sale
at 34s. Pearls So SOS; States Pot aud
Pearl Ashes sos. - Flour in bond is vc-
ry dull at 9s 4 2ls per bbl.-Ameri.
can Tar being at present scarce sells
as high as II I9s. per bbl.-Iurpen-
tine IS Cd los Cd per cwt.-Rice IS
sd a 6s per cwt.
Stock Of Cotton estimated 10 be held tn Liver-
pool, 3lst December. 1890.
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Fresh Clover Seed.

4 further supply has this day been re
I n ceivel and for sale by
febi9l-9w r. CRUISE
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. ,DorE OF rHE LATE oEN KoSclUsKo.
is beautiful turned compliment is ia
rom a Polish Journal a higher eulo-
could hardly be pronounced on the
Of the tale" Kos ciusko once wish
% send some bottles Of good wine to
rgyman at Solothurn and as be hes.
Il to send them by bis servant lest I've
IA smuggle part, he gave the conmis-
10 young man of the name Of Zeltner,
desired him to take the horse which he
lily rode himself. On his return, young
.aer said that be would never ride bis
"a again. unless he gave him his purse at
same time. kosciusko asking what be
,.nr, he answered, AS soon as any poor
n on the road takes off his hat, and csks
: charity, the horse Immediately stands
I, and woE't stir till something is given
Ne petitioner !; and as | bad no money a.
'.lt me, twas obliged to make believe 10
We something. in order 10 satisfy the
-
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SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
Washington, Saturday. FED. IL
.gsnmenf Of the case OF Smith and o.
-. The Uaiyersal Insurance Company.
;. } was concluded by alr. Ogden aud
,lNuey. for the plaintiffs, and by Mr..
80 for the defendants.
ra case Of Blight's lessees vs.. Roehes-
f;n 34) The Wi, OF error was dismis.
-. case Of the Robert Edwards and car
wage. claimant, (No. 3d. was argI-
the Attorney General for the United
and by Mr.. Winder and MIR. Ray
Tor the claimant.
Honday (,his day. the argument OF
4 VS.. the State OF Virginia, will be re.
by Mr.. Pinkney and Mr.. Ogden. for
Unfit in error.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-11
$50 Reward.
For experimenting tibet named
Daniel Rodgers,

who left my house on the S9ln ult. anc took
with him silver watch, capped, Ednonds
of Liverpool, maker; lettered face, & shows
the day Of the month; curtain binding dou
Dled Tor cham; large gold seal, and small
key. Also, blue broad cloth coat. and
su,tout, little wOrn-;he right cuff OF the
coat ripped on the inside, and probably my
name On the sleeve lining, y ith gilt buttons,
the surtout rather more worn than the other
cosI--the cape torn from hanging On nail.
and some moth holes about the shoulders;
the tail has been trimmed, aud one or two
small rents In 1t; both coats have black
mole skin Capes; tue surtOut has black silk
buttons. Also, a new white huSsia duck
roundabout, with one row OF white buttons;
pair of Russia sheetlng pantaloons two
pair OF boots, one pair nearly new, with
L. L. W. on the inside; the other pair near
y worn out, with hole on the top oil the
right boot, aud the upper leather broke from
the soles, with some patches. HIS own cloth
ing were purple or dove color pantaioons,
aud stained with the wet; strong linen
shirt, and an old fur hat little bespatter.
ed with lime mortar. He may probably have
more OF my clothes. Rogers Is small man
about feet or inches high, rough dark
Couutenance, down sullen look when spo-
Ken 10, and had some tone when aDSw erIng;
tnln beard, little or 10 whiskers, and rather
bushy dark hair-stoops walking, & strides
Tar for small man. He said he had lived
with Amos Janney, near the Stone Church,
German Settlement, before be came to my
house 10 hire; aud understand be has been
gully of lheits before. He said he was raj
sed n Frederick county, Md. and that he
was once soldier. anu deserted.
will give the above reward for his sp-
prehension, provided get the watch, sc.
or compensation IN proportion tor each or
any OF the articles. He will probably dis
pose OF the watch and seal 20 furnish him.
SELF with money; and The coats and panta-
looms are uil large Tor him-the boots and
jacket may fit hun. Information given to me.
living near Conrad's Ferry, Montgomery
county, Md.
THOMAS 7. WHEELER.
jvly 8 cost
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la READLNG-ROOM .S4&S
GM MARINE JOURNA 2s&;
FORT OF aLEIANDRIA, July IL.

ARRIVED,
Steam Boat Potomac, Middleton, 9Oi hrs.
Il Norf Tx, with passengers.
Scbr. Sally, Smih, Il days from Provi-
deuce X. moIasses, gin, teas soap, mack
arpl and new cheese, 10 the master.
Brig F. ,lor, Brewster "a days ir. Per-
n,u.ru,o; cargo, hides, sugars and oil 10
WIN Fuwie Il Co., sc. Vowel, Thos. H..
Hcw,and. B. Hampson 4 Son, Robert An
derson, A. Jameson, and J. Love. Lei:
at Pernsmbuco brig Nivie, Capt. Bow
ditch OF Salem. tor Russia,
Brig Chance, Capt. Low, Of Boston for
Russia, in rwo days; brig Tymandy OF
Philadelphia, to sail in ten days tor that
place
Ship Prince George, OF Nantucket, Capt.
Luce, fitting out Tor another fishing voyage.
Schr Horailo, Brsggs, 90 days from s..
Thomas, run, coffee aud molasses, 10 j. II.
i.adn &, Co.
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ID. GIfLESPIE'S
Fortunate Office. Washington CITY.
Or at Kerr 6 Fitz Hughs,

Corner Of King and WashiIg tOn street
Alexandra.
u Orders from any part of the United
STATES, enclosing the cash or prize tickets,
post paid, will meet the same punctual and
prompt attention as IL personal application
Was made.
Tickets for sale in the CycIopadia Lette-
~ at IA dollars, will commence drawing
the Esd inst. and the Maryland STATE Lot
rCry at lO, will commence drawing the 10th
ct next month; in the University Lottery
otMary land at s.
List OF capital prizes sold by Glllespie
since the lst OF January last:
Grand capital prize in Monument
Loitery-of 100000
DO Literature do 10000
do Consolidation do $4,000
DO State do OF Penn 10000
do National do class 10000
july n u
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Public Sale.
Old Madeira " ines.

an FRIDAY, the 2O,h day OF July, will
Obe sold at the warehouse of MIR. John
Adam. on Water street,, 8 bids and 46 quar-
ter casks of Mad ira wine, being the stock
left on hand by the late VIM. Hodgson, esq.
as agent tor Mess's Murdoch, feuIIle, War
drop & Co. Of Madeira. These wines were
imported several years ago, and are belIev-
ed to be of the first quality, with the exsep-
ton of few hhds and quarter casks Of Lon.
don Market wine, which, having been also
imported some years ago, is probably very
fine wine OF IT'S kind. Six months credit will
be given to the purchasers, on approved
notes. ut gociable in the Bank OF Alexandria.
J. H. HOOE.' Admr.
July 8 of VIM. Hodgson.
az The Editors of the National lntelli-
ger will please insert the above, until the
day of sale, and charge it 10 the subscriber.
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Public Sale.

ON Thursday, the g. b day Of Aug. next
Vat 10 o clock, A. NJ. at the shop OF VIM
Wedderburn. druggist. on Fairfax street,
thu subscriber, as trustee tor certain pur-
poses, will sell at public auction, for ready
money, all the stock in trade OF the said
William Wedderburn, consisting OF drugs,
medicines. SC. and household aud shop
furniture.
N S. WISE, Trustee.
juiy4 cots