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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-21

20, 900 tickets at Do is l6o,oDo
NOT TWO BLANKS 10 A PRIZE.
Prizes payable at the Franklin Bank OF
Baltimore, sixty days after the completion
Of the drawing, subject 10 deduction OF IS
per cent.
First drawn 5000 blanks entitled 10 Do
each. One prize OF D5ooo to be deposited
in the wheel after the 9Th day. One prize
Of D5ooo after the l2th day. One prize Of
Die, 1000 after the 18th day. And the D3o, 900
prize after the 94th days drawing. 10 be
completed in thirty days drawing.
MANAGERS,
William W. Taylor, Nathaniel Williams,
James L. Huwkins, William Howard,
John p. Pleasanls, Richard w. Hall,
John B Daviage, George r. SeUart.
Elisha De Butts, MARCEL McDowsl,
Nathaniel Potter Samuel Baker,
JOHN P. KENNEDY, on the part of the
One vacant. State.
WILLIAM w. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
P.s. Orders for Tickets from any part OF
the United States, addressed to the subscri-
Der will be promptly attended to.
Whole tickets Dc Quarters De
Halves. EIghths /
For Lucky number, apply TO
j. H.. RUNNELS'
Lottery & Exchange Office
King street, alsrandri, ID. C.
may IL
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Prime Green Coffee.
SEVEN thousand 6vehundred lbs. Hava.
- IA coffee landing ard for sale by
SAM'L MESSERSMITH.
Who has for sale,
Gunpowder tea, in chests, half chests and
ten catty boxes, Ontario T. Savannahs
cargoes.
Prime beef and pork for ship stores.
Blow salt in sacks liverpool flled)
Sicily Madeira and Coemensr wine IN Or;
casks
Sweet Malaga do in do land in pipes, Of
fire quality
Port do in bottles
Wrapping sugarloatand Kentish cap paper
Binders and bandbox boards, Canton table
mats
Mould candles, butter in frkins
Baltimore whiskey, Muscovado sugar. &c.
may 9 OF
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A. G.. CaZenove & Co.

a. G. CaZenOve 8 Co.
HAVE just received few packages OF
III German Hardware, consisting OF
Coffee mills, assorted sizes,
Straw knives, grass soy thes
9, 10. ana ii inch hoes, best Hassancle-
yer steel
Milan whetstones, dutch states
TOYS and quilts
ALSO, on hoard Soop Henry, at PayDe's
dock 1000 feet OF seaso, ed ebay" Maho-
gany. may
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CASH
To give for Negroes.

TINE Subscriber will give Gosh for few
i likely young negroes, viz: Boys sbd
Girls, from eight to twenty years OF age, 1t
application be made to him at Mr., leeg's
tavern, ip Alexandria, OIL King stleet. within
eight or ten days.
JOHN S HUTCHINSON.
NAV I7-3f*
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IN COUNCIL, MAY IA, 1921.
Ordered, That John Grid, Alexander Nc
Kenzie, and Thomas Preston be appointed
Commissioners for holding an election at A.
Rhodes tavern, on Saturday the 2etb inst.
for member to serve in the Common Coun-
Gil, in The place of Anthony Rhodes, resign
ed
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Sicily Lemons, &c.
SEVEN boxes Sicily lemons in good or
~ der
900 weight spun cotton from No 9 to II
2pipes cognac brandy
Jamaica spirits
West India rum
Holland gin
Old peach and apple brandy -.
Sicily, Madeira & sweet Malaga wines
Old and common whiskey
With general assortment Of groceries
for sale by JNO. LANHAM,
may l5-3t upper.end of King.si.
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Grand National Lottery,
FIFTH CLASS.
1924 Prizes, | not 2 blanks to-
aS276 Blanks, prize.

$4,000 Tickets at 10 dolls. is $780,
Prizes only to be drawn.
On the 10Th day will be deposited in the
wheel one p.ize of 5000 dollars; on the 9Th
day one prize of 5000 dollars on the goth
day one prize of 5000 dollars on the 25th
day one prize OF 10, 900 on the 28tb day one
prize of 25 900 dollars; and on the 3Oth
day one prize of loo, 900 dollars.
Prizes subject to deduction of fifteen
per cent
Thirty three drawings.
The drawing will be announced in the
course of tew weeks.
This splendid Lottery being under the
authority of the United States, and the pri
yes all floating as specified, offers the great.
est inducement to Vendors and Adventures.
Orders, post paid, forwarded to the subscri.
Der at Washington City for Tickets or
chances, will receive thankful and punctual
attention from
D.GTLLESPIE,
The only Agent in the United States
for the Managers,
Or at Kerr e FitS Hughs,
Corner of King and Washington street
Alexandra.
Tickets will advance to ] | dollars on
the Is, day of June. may l6
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Runuells' Prize List

Runnells' Prize List
Of The 4oh D"y's Druame Of tie
Grand National Canai l. ,ttcrY.
No. 1851 prize of DI,ooo
1870 90 900
70, ALA, 85l3 So
Adventures in the Grand National Canal
and other Lotteries, who have drawn small
prizes, are invited to renew them at
Runnel's Truly Lucky Office,
King street, Alexandria, in the
SPLENDID NATIONAL LOTTERY.
FIFTH CLASS, highest prize D 100000.
Tickets only 10 dollars. may Is
JOHN ADAM,
Silversmith E Jeaceller,
KING street, alexandria.
HAS just received from New York, and
IL Philadelphia, a handsome assortment
of fashionable
Jezcelry,
consisting OF JET, paste and garnet work, gilt
catches, clasps and snaps of different pat.
terms, few fashionable combs for Ladies.
and white patent wax beads. red do. and
coral do.-together with a good assortment
of
Silver Spoons, &c.
some handsome purses, few lunches Of
saten beads, and general assortment of
open ind other Timbies
AMULET NECKLACES of different CO.
lours.
may Is st
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triumphs of art.
From he LADIES' Monthly Museum.
THE FEMALE CASTLE BUILDER.
The morn was bright, and swift the brook,
When near the margin smooth and green,
With joy an English maiden took
Her solitary way unseen;
Her face had Hopes enlivening hue,
Life sparkled in her eyes of blue,
While free as air,
From every care,
Shestepp'd with lightsome mind and mein.
With youthful grace, and r,sy smile,
She trips along the velvet lawn;
From scenes of guilt, and thoughts of guile,
Her steps, her hear. are far withdrawn,
And now awakening fancy brings
A varied scene of beauteous things;
As in dream,
Her visions seem,
All lovely as the summer dawn.
Yes, fas, she steps beside the stream,
SIZE bids her rowing thoughts be tree;
And soon, in many waking dream,
Her every wish she seems to see:
Agentle youth Of pleasing form,
With words the chillest heart to warm,
Beside her stands,
And joining hands,
They vow eternal eonstancy.
And who is he, that chosen youth?
One known from childhood's earliest morn;
Affection, courage, wisdom, truth,
His manly heart and mind adorD,
She hears the voices rapturous tone.
That speaks bin hers and hers alone;
With Holy rite,
The twain unite,
And she away his bride is borne.
Her every friend applauds the choice,
Her kindred speak his name with pride,
And pleas'd she marks with heart and voice,
How warmly his approve the bride;
With glowing tints her fancy draws,
A scene OF joy, her choice the cause;
Her mothers kiss
OF weeping bliss,
She feels with many friend beside.
A modest mansion, neat and new,
With lovely walks and views around,
Receives her and her youth so true,
The lord OF all the fairy ground:
Thro' gardens sweet her path she measures,
Where Flora shows her choicest treasures;
On woods she looks,
On murmuring brooks,
And pleasing is each sight and sound.
She decks anew her mansions neat,
Her taste its every room displays;
The whole is ranged in order meet,
And wins her husbands smiles Of praise:
No idle waste. no gaudy glare,
No mark of rude neglect is there,
Lonceapd is art,
In every part,
Yet each its sweet effect betrays.
From morn to noon, from nom to night,
Employment sweet beguiles the day,
Vow music yields its soft delight;
Now read aloud some tuneful lay;
And now she views Der bosom's lord
Delighted at bis decent board;
Now, nothing lotb,''
She hears for both,
The widow and the orphan pray.
Full Off within her social home,
Her brothers gladdening voice she hears;
With him she sees her parents come,
With eyes that beam through happy tears;
Now as they meet her fond embrace,
Joy lights her every sisters face,
And oft with these,
Enlranc'd she sees
Ali friends BELOVED from infant years.
Dut an! what group of green alcove.
Now move her rising blush and smile?
Two cherubs, fruit OF faithful love,
win plays the summer noon beguile;
oe'r smiling father too che sees;
h'' rosy girl has climb'd his knees,
While near him stands,
With lifted bands.
nsr BOY with many prank and vile.
MARRIED,
on Friday last, at Washington, by the
Nv W. Hawley, Mr.. GEORGE JONES,
YRS SARAH MEyRs, both of Alex
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To be Let,
h That commdious and we'll finish
EM ed house, adjoining the Farmers
sssl Bank, on Prince street. formerly
A occupied by Mrs. Edmonds as a
boaiulng School,. Ii will be rented on mo-
derate terms, to good tenant Apply to the
subscriber, at Mr.. lannon's Cabinet manu-.
factory, Royal street.
may 1876 JAMES DAVIDSON.
Whiskey, Coffee, Sc.
25 bids. Baltimore
lO0bbls. Wh,skey.
ID bbls. cuontry gin
5000 lbs. Lagulra and St. Domingo
Coffee, just received and Tor sale by
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH.
may Is
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enc prospect. the same " heart-shaking
.,,,,,ic" OF carriages and men salutes the
ear and the atmosphere is still mingled
18th the thousand combinations Of exha-
mn gases. Would we enjoy the full
.riendour Of the season, we must walk
iarth into the more immediate presence
o. nature and by the way, do not know
a more pleasing excursion, than a passage
M the majestick Delaware, where the
senses are RECALLED by the delightful see
uery of nature, while the steamboat,
which
Ploughs her stately course,
Like proud swan, breasting the stream
by force,'
presents an endearing monument of the
triumphs of art.
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Salt, &c.
On board the brig Columbus.
NOR SALE, 1000 bushels bright Isle Of
II May salt, and Il 90 goat sklns. Apply
TO JOHN H. LADD & Co.
For Freight.
.& The good brig COLUMBUS, 10.
$3.50 seph c. Marbury. master; burthen
ab 0Itl2OO bbls. and will soon be rady 10
load.
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MARRIED,
on Friday last, at Washington, by the
~ Mes y, '" Hawley, Mr.. GEORGE JONES,
. ~ mas, SARAH MEyRs, both of Alex
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-28
Fennanship.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen of this city that
he has commenced his sc HOOL for instruct
ing Premiership, at M'Kn,gh,'s Hall, begin
n!D. o. SIX con,lnuing till eight o'clock in
the wOFuing; between the hours eleven and
enc; aud from I'VE till nine in the evening.
Also, his paivate chool, for ins:ructing
a regulsy course of English and Malhemati-
cal Education, tor the man OF business, and
woman for usefulness; beginning al eight
continuing till eleven o'clock IN the morning;
from two ill FIVE o'clock in the evening.
The Subscriber fstters himself that the
long experience which he has had in School
keeping. will not fail to give satisfaction,
aud soIicits patronage.
may 26-St l. SMALL.
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i'ubilc ST. IT,.

a On Saturday, the second Of JUNG
mnekt, will be exposed tor sale, Oh
sssithe premises, all the right title and
A interest oi Amos Alexander, to 'bs
following real property: VIZ. A Ioi Of or ind
binding on Washington 81. on the west. I'd
Wythe ST. on the south, and on St.Asapb.y;
on the east. On The premises are two bou.
ses, one occupied; the other is new uuh:
nisbed two story frame, which with small
expense, can be ma de tenantable.
One nnoivided moiety of lot OF ground
at the intersection Of Cameron and Fsyette
streets.
One lot Of ground Oh Payne, betweed
King and Cameron streets On this lot IS
shed occupied as Burr Milestone Facto-
y. :.
One small Lot on luke. st. to the west Of
Columbus-st. about four feet front running
back eighty EIGHT feet more or less.
Terms will be made known at sale.
By order OF the Trustee.
s. A. MAR5TELLER, Auct
may 28 dts
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john G.. Groverman,

WILL transact business oil the following
w description, on commission, viz
Disposing of Goods. when positively to be
sold, or otherwise, at reduced prices, by ap-
plicatlon to purchasers throughout the Dis.
trict; collecting accounts in the town and
neghborhood; purchasing produce, or other
articles; and settling books
All business that he may be favored with,
will be strictly attended to, and closed " it'll
all possible despatch. Purchasers will find
il to their advantage to call at hi. store. low
er end Of Prince. and one door above Union
street.
Merchants are invited to leave samples OF
such goods as they may have on hand.
&c. g offers Goods, for cash or approved
notes, as low as they can be purchased else
where in the United States. may 96-3t
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80 Dollars Reward.

EFT the employment OF the subscriber
IL al Oakyllle, about one mile from Alex
andria, on Tuesday The 29d inst
II Negro Man named JOE,
About IS years OF age; FIVE feet eight or ten
inches high, and OF STOUT lusty form. His
complexion not very black; bad down cas,
look; broad face and fiat nose; his ears
bored. and sometimes wore ear rings. Had
on when he wenl away, pair OF drab pan
falcons; blue roudabout, aud black hat
Joe is well acquainted in the city ct Wash
ington, and il is supposed will endeayor to
get to Pennsy lyania, as be was seen beyond
Badensburgh. He belongs to The estate of
the late W, +. Swan, esq Ten Dollars will
be given If taken in the county OF Alexandra:
twenty il taken in the city of Wsshingto ton,
and thirty il in the state of Maryland, OF
elsewhere, and all charges if brought home,
or secured so that get him again.
may % VIM GLOYD.
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A Cook Wanted.

Splendid French
PAPER HANGINGS.
THE subscriber has just opened at Mr..
l. Poor's auction store, Pennsylvania ave.
nue., opposite Mr.. Browns hotel, superb
assortment of Paperbsngings, comprising
every thing in the line, such as
Rich velvet gold papers, with
Handsome velvet & gold testoon borders,
Plain marble papers Of all colours,
Several views in bright colours,
Satin papers, common low priced &c.
Together with an assortment OF
american Papers,
some Of which he can sell as low as 3s3 cts.
a piece. Persons wanting the above articles
would do well to give him an early call, as
bis stay is but for short time
S. ROBINSON.
N. B. The best hangers are engaged and
their work warranted 3t*
Washington. May Is.
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Notice.

M r. SMALL, most respec tfully informs
1vl the young ladies and gentlemen Of
Alexandra, that be will tsrry short time IN
this city, for the purpose Of instructing those
who may attend, RockUeNs system fPen.
manship. This system has been upive rsaIy.
taught in all the schools and seminaries IF
learning in the northern states, and to good
acceptance; and is considered by gentlemen
Of science, TO be far superior to any other
exhibited in the state OF Maine, as it will
be useless to trouble the press with the uni,
mited appreciation which it meets viii
in Massachusetts, be would only observe
that those who feel disposed to attend tits
instruction in the exercises Of his rules, ahd
after receiving "a lessons do not find by
impartial examination they have made good
improvement, no tuition will be exacted.
N B. Those Ladies and Gentlemen who
wish for private lessons will be attended TO
al their houses.
Apply at Mrs. Nelson's clearinghouse,
king street,
Tuition S Dollars.
The school mill commence ir.ms1idtelv. al
M'Kn,gHs Hall, corner Of King and Royal
streets.
may 22 ST
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Lose Fernandes da Silva Freirc.
t'ranciscode Paula L'Ohveira.
lose Antonio Rodrigues Fiana-
francisco jose Pereira.
francisco Antonio Fiitfuiras.
slauoel Pedro de Freitas Guimaraes.
lose Line Coutmho, Sscry to Govern
ae1t.
lose Cattano de Paiva Peroira, Seery to
Government.
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Coffee.
1000 POUNDS.

I HAVE just received, by the brig Bene-
i factor, Il, 900 lbs. OF first quality Porto
Rico Coffee. 1t is pronounced by good
judges to be the best parcel imported into
the District Tor " months past, is entitled
to d.benture. Persons wishing to purchase
will please to apply at my Office, Bndge.st.
George Town. ROMULUS RIGGS.
may 20
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Found

I'm the road 10 Mount Vernon, Retticule
~ containing sundry articles and some
money; which the owner Can have by leav-
ing description Of the property, and pay
ing for this advertisement. II is supposed
from the money found in it, that the ownef
il from New York. Enquire at this oaice.
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Teas.

i CdS.
NHE following small invoice of very fine
Il Teas, now on the way from n. York,
Tor sale by the subscriber. viz
10 catiy boxes young Tyson tea, Is lbs.
zach
10 do co guDpowder l3 lbs,
each
10 sdo do imperial Is lbs.
each
Those teas are new, of superior quality
and will be sold low for approved endorsed
paper, at iour months. Apply at my Office,
Bridge street, George Town.
ROMCLUS RIGGS.
may 90
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|Eltrac, OF a Decree, from his Most Faithful
Majesty, issued Through The Secretary OF
States Office for Foreign Affairs.
=" Rio de Jansiro December 2, 1920.
That from the LIST OF June 1891, any per-
N coming from any foreign country, to this
nSdom, shall be property furnished with a
asspOrl from my Ambassador, Minister, or
barge de Affairs residing in that country,
eslde the Passport or Permit granted, by
ae competent Authorities there for such
enen's departure - That in case however
be COur. wherein my Ambassador. Minis
., or Change de Affairs shall reside be at
considerable a distance as to make it in
Pn'enlens by long journey. 10 obtain said
sport, such person shall be furnished
10 Certificate from the Portuguese Con-
ueneral or Consul residing in that dis.
c. expressly uesiaring, beside the usual
essential circumstances, the motive or
use Tor not obta!a.ng the said Passport.
aat persons arriving ia this Kingdom af-
ae Isl oil June, 1891 without the above
ealoned Passport, from my Ambassador,
ulster or Charge de Affairs, or Certificate
W 'he Consul General or Consul as above
t'm'ned, shall not be admitted, or per-
ea, 10 land in any part of this kirgdom,
IOa' my express permission, by Decree
,sa ny one OF my Ministers Of state; and
persons acting contrary TO this order.
'GEer imprisonment and be fined the
y one hundred millreis, half OF which
oe paid to the iniormer, and the other
ln'o the fund Oft the lntendency General
ce; and moreover such persons shall
sAlaed IN Custody, until sent out of the
Y' proceeded agains. more severe
we circumstances Of the case may re.
Al. DA. COSTA, Consul General.
Aess Consul Generals Office. Liuer.
w. pr.l 10, 1891.
>%f$<e<S<e<S<See
MARRIED,
a. =. thursday evening last, by the Rev
80 Norris, MIR John Larson, to Miss
' % Mckay, all of this place.
Srfhse is designed by law,
10 prove fairest loves protection,
,ar came, conquered, saw,
NAY God grant them a LAWSON
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Nsso York, Nay "a.
LATEST FROM EUROPE

Yesterday the ship Cincinnatus, Capt.
Champlin arrived at this port, from Lon
don in 50 days. We are indebted to the
poIiteness or one OF the passengers Tor
napers of the 18TH OF April. The Catno-
nc question was decided IN the House OF
Lords on the 18th OF April, the bill for
tler relief being negatlved by a majority
Of 50. Mr.. Lambtons motion on the sun
iect of Parliamentary Reform was al
20 negatived by majority OF 1.-the
house being very thin, there being but a.
bout hundred members present.
Accounts from Trieste, represent the
disturbances in the Turkish dominions as
putting on more formidable appearance.
An article from Hamburger also states tine
insurrection under Prince Ypsllanti as by
no means quoted Some disturbances are
also stated to have taken place near Bur-
COS, in Spain, headed by couple OF mi
iitary Ecclesiastics.
The British Parliament had adjourned,
and the King is said to have it in view not
only to visit ireland this season, but to
pass over to the continent to his Hanove-
rian dominions in the course of the sum-
mer.
The Austrian garrison at Naples a.
mounts to $4,000 men. The leaders of the
revolution have all fled. The city of Voel
limo, which had been the focus of the rev.
olution, and where it first broke out, has
sent in its submission and fidelity to the
king. The soi distant sacred battalion
OF the province, has been dispersed, and
the greater part killed by the peasantry.
MIR. Lambton's bill for reform in Par
lament was debated in the House of Com
mons on the 18th of April. At the con-
clusion Of debate the House decided
For the motion As
Against it SIS
Majority IL
Preparations are making to put the
roads In the best possible order prepare
tory to the king OF England's visit to Han
over. The Dukes of Clarence and Cum
berland, and his grace the Duke of Wei
lngton, will also visit Hanover.
| Gen. Pope had reached Barcelona from
/ Naples.
l Fresh disturbances have broken out in
Scotland
French; funds April "a IS per cents, SAT.
t5c. bank Stock, 1851. soc.
The following bill is before Parliament;
Bill to regulate acceptances Of bills of ex-
chsnse.%
l Whereas il is inc xpedient, that no person
shOuld be bound as acceptor of any Bill OF
Exchange. otherwise than by an acceptance
Of such Bill of Exchange written thereon.
Be it enacted by the Kings most Excel
Tent Majesty, by and with the advice and
consent OF the Lords spiritual and temporal,
pad commons, in this pre- sent Parliament as
Eembled, aud by the authority of the same
hat from and after the day of now
next ensuing. no person or persons wbatso-
FVer sha be bound OF charged as acceptor
any inland or foreign Bill of Exchange,
,berwIse than by an acceptance of sucn
Il OF Exchange written thereon, on or some
pc part OF such Bill OF Exchange, if the
: me should consist of more than one part.
! The question on the Catholic bill was ia
IN IN the House OF Lords on the 18th OF
FPrI, aud the bill lost by majority of SO
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For Falmouth, and a market

For Falmouth, and a market.
,x3S, The brig MISSIONARY, Davis mas
1872 ter, will sail from the first TO the 9Th
OF June. 800 bbls freight will be taken if
offered Immediately, and passengers to be
landed in England, will be taken on mode
rate terms. Apply 10
VIM. FOWLE g. Co,
Who have for sale, landing from the schr
Little Cherub
g. oaks sAlLS. assorted sizes.
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For Boston,
Or any Eastern Port.
III, The schooner HOPE, capt. Frisby
.&E burhen 900 bbls. and will soon be
ready to loa,:
For sale on board said vessel,
IS M. new Boards.
Also landing from sloop Abeona,
Ii boxes gunpowder tea
"a - young Hyson, do.
8 - Havana white sugars
may rs J. H. LADD g. Co.
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For Freight.

IN THE good brig RESOLUTION,
&&Capt. Stephen Hopkins. Said brig is
three years old, and sails well,-burhen
llOO bbls freight will be taken to the
West Indies, Brazlls, South America or the
south OF Europe. Enquire Of the captain on
board. OF E. CORNING,
may 20 st Voweis w hart.