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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-12
LATEST FROM HAYTI.
Sayannah, May S

o@o@HiA""3 ~H"9 ..
The schooner Echo, Peck, arrived to-
day, left Port-au- Prince on the 9th
April. A gentleman has politely fur
nished us with the Port-au Prince Tel
egraph of the ed ult. from which we
translate the only articles Of conse-
qucnce.-A number of officers concern
ed in the late revolt had been tried and
sentenced to different grades of punish
ment. Boyer appears to have exercised
clemency whenever it could with propri-
ETY. be extended. His conduct towards
general Roman is marked with pecu-
liar moderation, as will be seen by the
following general order.
Cafe Haytien, 18Th .dhril, 1919
18Th year Of INDEPENDENCE.
Jean Pierre Boyer, President of Hayti, to bri-
gadier general Thomas, &c. Port-au-Prince.
You are not ignorant, general, that
general Roman has been distinguished
among the rebels of Gonaives, as the
soul of the conspiracy formed against
the government. From St. Marks to
this place l have continued to receive
accounts from the soldiery offresh machi-
nations on his part to urge the troops OF
the North to revolt. l was within three
leagues of Plaisance when l received
from general Magny the intelligence OF
general Roman having declared himself
openly in persuading the soldiers to Sc
cond his hostile views. fastened on,
and arrived here yesterday morning,
time enough to counteract his schemes.
l reunited in Council all the generals,
and caused general Roman to be ar
raigned, who was convicted ofthe crime
of which he was accused. The Repub-
lie being too stable to entertain any fears,
l have Judged proper to give new proof
of my clemency, by dccreeing that gene
raj Roman shall be sent to Leogane,
and placed under guard, as his pre-
sence in the North would always create
difficulties there.
The sentence was executed this morn
ing, and in less than two hours after he
had embarked in the Guarda Costa la
Franchise, the lst and Cd regiments, de-
luded by this General, took up arms and
demanded his liberty. AS never treat
with rebels, I assembled sufficient
force, and reduced the disaffected to the
necessity of laying down their arms.
They are in confinement, and the most
culpable will be delivered to the rigor
of the law. Public tranquility was only
disturbed for four hours, and now every
thing is perfectly quiet. l beg you to
give publicity to this intelligence
throughout your command. I shall take
no reposc until the safety of the State
shall be firmly established.
salute, you, with consideration,
BOYER.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-12
Office Of the Freeman's Journal I
P1utudclbhia, May l3-1loon. )

lfHUtGctpihu, stAuY 4S-!1ooH'J
Captain Woodhouse, ofthe U. S. Ma
Wy, arrived here this morning, in short
passage from Rio, with the important
news OF Revolution having been COM
pletely effected in Rio Janeiro. Thus
the whole OF the Portuguese possessions
in South America are independent.
On the Goth Feb. the troops, doing
duty in the city, by previous arrange
ment with the prince Don Pedro, march
ed at dawn of day to the Theatre Square,
and two officers Of the Cascadors regi-
ment appeared in the Rua bonita on horse
back, proclaiming the constitution. The
Prince Don Pedro, about day break, ap-
peared on the Theatre Square, and the
officers informed him OF the wishes of
the troops and people. That they want
ed the constitution, which might be CIV
en- to Portugal by the cortes in Lisbon.
The Prince asked to be allowed to con-
suit his father, which being acceded to,
he rode off, saying he would be back di-
rectly. The King, on being informed Of
the state ofthings, authorized the Prince
10 comply with the peoples wishes; and
he returned and promised the constitu-
ton required, which was sworn to at
once by himself and the gentlemen who
had been previously nominated to the
ministry, by the party for the constitution,
which was afterwards confirmed by the
King and all the Royal Family swore to
observe the constitution that might be
gwen to Portugal by the Cortes in Lis
bon, and that the same should be extend
ed through all his majesty's dominions.-
There were accordingly Examinations for
nine nights, and no disturbance Of the
public tranquility occurred throughout
the whole ofthis sudden reform. Since
the people have begun to reflect cody
on the present state of things, there are
approximations entertained, that partial
recolonization Of the Brazils will be at
tempted, as the change in the state has
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-12

and the most painful apprehensions are
expressed for the stability Of the consti-
tuition.
What may be the result of plot so
deeply laid, and of the commotion in the
metropolis which has grown out of it,
no one can say. Various opinions pre-
vail on the subject, but all problematical,
as every thing regarding the vacillating
politics of Spain must be. A change is
confidently augured by some well in
formed, but of what character is not de-
fined. The civil and military are now
at issue and the strength and intentions
Of the king, mobiles and priests is unfold
ed. Some think the Republican system,
under the patronage of Riego, may be
attempted out of this chaos-it will be
severe experiment, but perhaps, salu
tary one, short lived as it must inevita-
bly, be.
"The effect of these connections in
other parts of the country, where discon-
tent is know to prevail, is waited for
with much solicitude."
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-12
Mobile Ahril 8.

Extract of letter from Col. Santiago Mordel-
la, of the Mexican army, operating in Texas,
to an officer Of the United States army, at
this place, dated
" Fort Bolivar, Jan. 10, 1921,
81 take the opportunity to acquaint
you with our arrival at this fort, and the
commencing Of our operations against
the royalists, by taking from them a for
LITIGATION on the mouth Of the river Trini-
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-12
SARDINIA.

A private letter from Paris, dated
March 81, says: A courier, who has
arrived this day from Italy, states, that
the affairs of Piedmont are not in that
situation which has been reported; that
the Professionally junta have declared the
prince Of Carignano, and all other mem
bers of the royal family, incapable of
reigning. II is added, that they are
making great preparations for marching
on Milan, where they have been invited.
The public are in the greatest anxiety to
hear the news of this intended move
ment."
The other accounts from that country,
which have arrived by express, are as
follows.
Turin, March 49,
Tranquility and order prevail in this
capital. If disorders and misfortunes
have occurred in the provinces as well
as at Genoa, to the inconceivable conduct
of the prince regent alone they must be
attributed. The streets of Turin are filled
with soldiers. Numerous contingents
are arriving from all the provinces OF
the kingdom Count San Rosa, minister
of war and marine, has addressed an or
der of the day to them. The Russian
minister has taken his departure. 1t is
to be hoped that the great powers will
not consent to any attempt of Austria, to
occupy Piedmon, as we'll as Naples, as
that would be to give up 10 her the whole
of Italy.
In commenting upon the above intel
Iligence, the Liverpool Mercury Of March
9th, (Which contains President Monroe's
inaugural address remarks as follows:
The failure of the Ncapolitans to esta
blish their freedom, will be seriously la
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-12

The Catholic Bills we've passed on the
I'd OF April, by majority OF l9.
The malt duty bill was rejected in the
House OF Commons, 242 to l44.
Inc stockingers at Nottingham have
again struck Tor an advance OF wages.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-08

firias, ai.I liaa tie roGa. sh0t from tho
guns, and replace them with grape aud
cannisier, the quarter gunner at the 80,
being about 10 fire, did not appear 10
pay altenIion 10 the order, and persisted
III firing. w:iereupun you struck him With
a trumpet, which YOU held in your hand;
ANA this is the iangkiug scene. ~hcn, you
are made 10 dodge ckaim shot ! OF your
general depO,,mvni during The engage.
menf, as far "a | saw, there was no want
OF aidour, paiiiotIsm, or valOi-for when
you came on bpard OF my vessel. ma
suraiiy took your cnunieuance Tor en-
coutagen,"ui. which | fully received.-i
however did NOT approve at The punish.
ment OF the ,Naa d, The gun, a, iiiai mo-
mcn'. though he deserved n, tor his in.
at'eiii"n 10 ord~rs, aud ! believe, l al.
'erw ards stated tins 10 you al Erie. As
regards The charge Of partialiiy--I saw
none--l knew oi u0ne-asd | do not be-
lieve that any existed. In relation to
HE charge of exciting Il pariy against
Commodore Perry, ! heard uothing of
II. dnrirg my stay on The lake, which
was until February, lSil.-I knew. how
ever, that many al the Officers we're Your
| enemies.-But understood tins to have
proceeded from suppUsiiion that you
were TOO severe discipimaIian. and MOI
from any other cause, aud at one time,
myself, entertained a similar opinion, On
~ my more mature reason, has convinc.
ell me, tina II proceeded from yea! on
your part, Tor The welfare al Tie navy.
aud to Tive discharge of your duty these
are my sentiments OF this tiisagreeable
subject, candidly expressed, and | do
nope Mat they will have The fleet on
the mind Of every honorable man. 10 pre
vent any wrong Impressions, which the
author OF the ,nsl,lious pamphlsi which
drew them forth. intended TO make. You
VIII 90 me tile Favor TO use this paper as
you may deem most rxpedieut.
win considerations OF respect and es-
'eem, have The honor 10 lie your vcry
obedien' servant, w. NICHOLS.
No. ii
Extract from letter receired from the say
ston of tie Niagara, dated January "a 4,
1891
WAS much surprised, t,ay or two
ago III hooking over u late paper. and NO
less mortified to find, that YOU sill h,
TGcmleS, rndeavonring secretiyio under
mine your reputation, and III The dark to
p!dt your DESTRUCTION. Bu, YOU know.
siF, al! The precious metals are polIsh.d
by r"61'ns, and doubt not these assas.
SIN attempts viii Only give additional
'us're 10 Ike high character, which Won
al present sustain, in spite nf The nach,
nations OF yonr insidious foes. II drag
9cd from their hiding places, am sure
hey would he bpnraih Your no,,cr. aud
you would only treat them will pi,y and
coiemp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-08

TLAS-hesMs. ChSodisr, ID, ke,s. u, iiof.
,,ey. Hunter, King, OF n. Y, KnisL,, Lanman.
Lowrie, Maroon, Mills. Moril. Otis. Palmer.
Parrot, Pieasants, Roberts, Sanford, Smith,
Tichenor, Van Dyke-2o.
NAYS-Messrs. Brown. Eaton. Edwards,
Elliott, Gaiiard. Holmes. ot Miine, Holmes.
ct Miss. Johnson, ct Ken. johnson, ct Lou
hing. OF Alab. Lloyd, Noble Ru.gles, Stokes
Talbot. Taylor. Thomas, rrimbie. Walker,
Il.
The bill Was then, on motion Of Mr.. Mucon,
re-rommiiicd to the land committee. with The
view oil revising merely lis phriseology. and
TO Report any corrections "f tot NJ which may
he rendered necessary therein by the varioms
moditlcaiioDs which IL has undergone IN the
Senate.
REDUCTION OF THE ARMY.
MIR. Williams o: Tenn. from the committe g
on Npitary Affairs, ., which was referred tue
oii'irom the other house, 10 fix Ire peuce es.
t"bhsiment of The army, reported substi
tuie for the whole bill.
lie substitute was ordered 10 Me printed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-08
THOMAS COCHRAN.
Capt. J ID. ELLIOTT.
u. States NAVY.


WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. %, 1920.
SiR-it as with pain for yoar eIImgs,
q gnsi At The motive, and contempt toT lis
author. HAT Yesterday perused, an ano-
nymous pamphlet, puipouing 10 be CO.
PIES OF 'eraHi dccumrhis, left by The
late Com. . II. Perry, relative TO a diff.
iereucc which exIsIed brtw een YOU, con
corning your conduct on the M emorable
lO'b OF Sept 1913 and az had the bO-
nor Of being ia the feel, aud, during pari
lihe engag mfnt, under our immediate
command, deetu it duiy, ami / { ,Ia
great pleasure, IN stating all thai know
OF The subject, for your satisfaction. az
we'll az for lie Information OF those who
may feel interested. As well as / tene.n
Der, we began tic action, The cemmodor.
IN front, the Caledonia next, tIic Niagara.
and gun boats, in succession, NV vessel,
Che SDmera,) being next 10 The Niagara.
| believe The iwO larger vessels of the
enemy bad The van OF lime-.Ihe wind
WAS light, aud the Lawrence reached some
distance ahead, and iH action, when il
became perfectly calm and, in this 81
iuailOn, we continued tie engagement
oome lime, One Niagara, aud sone of the
gun boats, keeping up a fire. when the
commodore was seen 10 he much shatter-
ed ; ihe wind sprung up, the Caledonia
bore up, and The Niagara pushed ahead
OF her. az also did The SOmeis, we leaving
her tihe CsledOnia,) on The siaTbOard
quarter, aud, just after saw The commo.
dore board the Niagara. and you, s,r,
take hrs place ~ The boat, proceeding 10
The small vessels, boarding each az yon
passed, aud urged US or.
10" soon returned came on board Of
The SOmefs, aud ordered US 90 cease
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-08
b. w. CRowNINsHIELD.
AIeA'r Murray, New.YOr

Com. AleAr Murrav, New.York.
MOTE. The court OF enquiry alluded
TO III the above letter. was called al the
request otcapiain Eli,o,,, in consequence
CT iniormatinn gwen bin. that his con.
duet had bren !, tiec,ed ON, in court
martial held in Eugland. for The trial of
captain Barclay, but which proved alter
wards no: Ia be the tac', being founded
on a mcre newspaper asscrtion.1
No. 8.
Navy Ccpartmrn,, Nav 7, 1915.
Sir. have received, ani, approved the
proceedings and opimion OF The court of
enquiry, corVcuea ~ Your request, 10 III
ve,ilgaie ynur c~nduct at the memorable
battle, on Lake Erie, on the 10Th OF Sept.
1919.
Your reqresi 10 submit The same 10
iae President, and 10 receive additional
testimony to ynnr high character aud
standing as an otlicrr canuo, be acceded
10 AS 40 doubts have ever existed in
this department, Of your skill, bravery
aud gond corduci on that mem ora BILE oc {,
raslon, az well as en- others in the United
States service.
/ am. very respectfully, your obcdicnt
servant,
B. w. CRowNINSHIELD.
Capt. Jesse d Elliott.
U. S Navy, y York.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-13
Public Sale.

ON TUESDAY, the 3O,h inst. il fair. i
Onot, the next iair day, at 10 o'clock,wil
be sold at the auction store, without reserve,
the following very valuable slaves:
JOHN, about 2S wears OF age, welt known
for his honesty, sobriety and industry tbeing
long employed as porter at he auc',on,
store) mos, excellent servant, calculated
for any kind Of business 80
DORCAS, about % years old, qualified
servant in every department Of the house,
particularly as a tailoress.
WILLIAM, about Is years. brought VI as
house servant handy good boy.
AND
EMILY, about s, an intelligent, active
child. :.
NIhose servants being sold for no fault, il
is earnestly desired that persons wanting
such for their own use, would call aud en-
auire concerning them.
By order Of the t'ustree.
S. A. MARSTELLER.
ian1O tust30
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Notice.

ENHE subscriheErespec:fuliy informs his
Il frients and the public, that he intends
constantly to keep on hand and for sale.
ready made clothes Person. who have any
second hand clothing for sale would do we'll
by calling on the subscriber, as he wishes to
purchase. and will give liberal prices for
the same. Gentlemen's servants ard slaves
vino may have such clothing to dispose of,
will bring with them proper orders authoriz-
ing them to sell, as he Is determined not to
deal with them on any other terms.
ian 10 UOMINY BANCROFT.
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District of Columbia,

alexandria County, IS.
NAS committed to the Jail of this coun-
w ,y, on the 9Th inst. as runaway, a
negro woman, named LEFTY, about SO
years of age, ieet or nine inches high,
Of large features, and has rather coarse
appearance, with small scar in one of her
eye brows., She says she was sold about
twelve months since by Mr.. Strother Jones,
near the White Post, Frederick county,
Va. TO southern traders. from whom she
escaped few days afterwards at Fauquier
Court House, in the same state, but does
not Teco!!ect the name of her last master or
masters. The owner is desired TO come,
prove property, pay charges. and take her
away, otherwise she will be disposed Of as
the law directs.
AND. ROUNSAVELL. Tailor.
January IL fhsms
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SALES Al ~ Cl
fnhiic Sale.

PURSUANT to- decree OF the hon. the
4 U. States circuit court of the district OF
Columbia for The county OF Alexandra,
made at Nov. term. 1890, will be exposed
to public sale, for cash, on Saturday, the
goth instant, at i2 o'clock, on The premi-
ses, LOT of GROUND on the cas-, side
Of Royal, between Camern and Queen:
streets, fronting on Royal Stree, e Ieet +
inches, and running back 1873 feet 5ihches,
subject 20 a ground rent OF 80 dollars per
annum, redeemabie at ten FEARS purchase.
On the lot there is comfortable frame
tenement 10 good repair.
The ABOVE property is part OF Tue real
estate of Jacob Forlney. junior, deceased,
and is sold to aid his personal assets IN The
payment Of bis debts.
A. MOORE, Commissioners.
January io DIS
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Masons W anted.

> work at Fort Monroe, Old Point Com.
fort, where constant employment and good
wages will be given for the first rate work
men. and none others need apply. Also,
fifty able bodied laboring men. black or
white, to attend on the workmen. Apply at
the above Fort to Boiitha LaUs. who has
lived at the place for long time, and can
say it is very healthy. dec
The National Intelligencer, Baltimore Fee.
deral Gazette, Leesburg ashngtonian, and
Winchester Gazette, will insert the above
four months, and send their accounts to this
office.
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Indian Queen Hotel,
WashinetOlt.

THE undersigned, late of the City Ho.
J. tel, Alexandria. having takentbe Hote!
on Pennsylvania .avenue IN Washingte"
Of Mr.. John Davis, by the name of DdOis's
Hotel, presents himself to the public for such
share of their favor as his arrangements may
merit. Having been for The best years of my
lite engaged in business of this description,
aatter myself shall be able to give general
sati.taction.-Of this the public may rest as
sured, that no pains shall be spared to ac-
commoda.e customers, travellers, and others;
nor any care or expense omitted in procuring
the hes, viands, liquors. and forage, with
good beds and stabling.
nov. 10 If JESSE BROWN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-13

60 OF 300 dolls. IN Of loo dolls. and seve
Tai Il ousand of 20 dolls. and smaller prizes.
So rich a VIII, el and so many splendid
psizes, Tor so small lottery, (2oo 900 DIS.
capitsI,) it is confidently believed has ne
Yer before been presented TO the people OF
che l.. States. In thirteen drawings, the
wheels have gained nearly $4,000 dollars.
More prizes Than BLANKS, and no ri.k the
Dext four drawings. all are prizes. Besides
The loco as. and 500 DIS. sc. the 10000 DIS.
md the 5ooo are floating, aud in few days
the splendid prize Of 10000 dollars goes IN.
90 the wheel.
IN consequence of the great demand, The
richness of the wheels, and the lew tickets
which remain unsrid, after Monday. even
ing next the tickets will advance To IL dol
lars. B. 0. Tyler respectfully informs bis
friends and the public, that his Truly OF,
tunate Office viii be brilliantly Illuminated
on he evening Of ,he ever memorable S,h
a January, and kept open until ~ O'Clock
L. accommodate them al the present price
cftickets-i2 dollars. Had JACKSON, the
Hero of.N Orleans, delayed his attack upon
the enemy until the 9th, in all probabili'y
n. Orleans would have fallen into the enc
my's hands. Therefore delay not; but Sc
cure to yourselves the 10000 dol. 10000
do, 10 900 dol. which to yog may be as
important as the Victory OF New orleans
vas 10 the Immortal Jscksea.
January 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-13

For Freight,
En- THE superior Brig OLIVE, Isaac
.S9ALincoln, Master, burtheh about 1000
bis. She is now ready for cargo.
Also,
The Schooner ELIZA, Garret Phillips.
Master, burthen about 1000 bis. She is a
good vessel, aad will be ready for cargo in
one week.
Also,
The Schooner CAROLINE T. NANCY,
F. Fisher, Master, burthen about 76O bis.
She is an excellent vessel, only two years
old, and will soon be ready 70 load.
Apply TO JOHN IL LADD 20
Who have now aaoat, for sale. reed by
said vessels,
a5uO bushels, best Manchester coal,
quality that will be approved.
$500 bush. Liverpool coarse salt.
M. clear boards,
60 nj. lath.
300 boxes smokad behring's
december IL
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Notice.

Mrs. MUIR, wishing to contribute in
IVl some measure towards the support OF
her family, embraces this opportunity of no
tifying her friends, ard The public in general,
thatshe proposes taking boarders, and would
be happy to accommodate number from
the age Of six to fourteen The terms, which
are moderate, may be known by applying
at her residence 90 ROYAL street DEC 2S
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Bank of Alexandria,

Jununry |, 1921.
a DIVIDEND is this day declared OF 5
a dollars far the last six months, on'eacn
share of stock held in the institution, ana
Will be paid on Thursday next. AIN INST. 10
the stockholders or their legal representa-
tives. By order of the board.
il. M'KENNA. Cashier.
;,ru.rv 2 dlweu2w
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Wanted a Situation,

fEITHER in an Academy or iamiiy, a
W. young man, lately graduated at 40 east
eru college, who can produce good test,mo-
bials of his moral character and qualinca-
hons as an instructor
Enquire at this Office, or the Union Hotel.
i'm lS 81
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R.ese's CyclOpaedia.

-DERSONS possessing odd vols: or i'm
a perfect sets of this work, will IND
purchaser by applying any time within ten
lays; to JOHN "A. Sic" An
January | OF
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Scu!l-CaD Wanted.

THR subscriber will be glad to procure
Il some of the above mentioned article,
Tor case Of emergency, and will pay IL
beral price for the same. Application may
be made to the Printer. Country persons
having it, will! do well by applying to
EDWARD PRICE.
January 10
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SATIRE ON WOMEN.
Bp on oil Bachelor.

The heart OF woman, that mixture OF wiies,
Never is seen in Der frowns, nor displayed
in her smiles,
No cunning can catch it, so secret and sly,
And it's guarded alike by her lip and her
eye.
D ,ogicians may look in The face Of The fair;
But the pulse of the heart does not palpl-
tate there;
and philosophers idly may puzzle their
brains,
To read in her cheek what her bosom con-
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For Freight, to the West-In-
dies or a Southern Port,

sEx The superior schr ANN. Bar
~ nabas Webb, master, burthe1 loco
bbls. will be ready 10 receive a cargo in a
few days. Apply 10 WIN. FOWLE T. Co.
Who have received, for sale, by the above
vessel,
Too casks Thomsstown lime
$500 feet merekantable lumber
december IL
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Potatoes.

LONE thousand bushels eastern Potatoes,
~ superior quality
10 casks r. |. Lime,
For sale, low, on board schr Emigrant,
hi Duke street wharf. Apply TO the Capt.
|on board. or L. RI. lit" LaND.
January Ii oL