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Doctor J. y. WooAverton,
*Dr. Charming.

lDRoPosEs topractice Physic and Surgery
4 in Edwardsvile and its vicinity, where he
hopes fora share Of public patronage. From
his knowledge ofthe profession, and from more
than four years extensive practice in the Wa
bash country, he fattcrs himself that he can
manage with success the diseases incident to
this climate. He may be found at Hopkins
profession.
Aug. %. 1921.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13

.Ertract from the Charge Of Chief JUS
rice lNeilen to The Grand Jury for the
County ofSomersct, Maine.
"Our government is founded on prin-
ciples Of equal rights and privileges
Every man has claims to distinctions, to
honor, and to Offices, when he can found
those claims on his own merits and the
virtues OF his life. We are not at liber-
ty, then, to thwart our own principles,
and, by neglecting to furnish the means
of early education, deprive thousands in
the community Of the privileges which
belong to them; the privilege of be-
coming men oftalents: men OF extensiy t
usefulness, and ornament to their coun-
try.
ss In connexion with the subject of
public schools, it is natural 10 look 10 the
innumcrable advantages resulting to the
community from the religious insiruc-
ton OF the Pulpit. Enjoying, as we do,
the most ample liberty OF conscience, we
are without excuse if we do not prize it
as it deserves, and avail ourselves of the
countless blessings which it places with
in our reach. We have the privilege
Of worshipping God according to the
dictates OF our own consciences: Let
us not then abuse the privilege by me-
glccting it.-lndeed,. steady, serious,
and sincere observance of the worship Of
God in his sanctuary, and reverence for
the institutions of religion, are the only
sure and effectual proof which we can
give to the world Of the exalted estima-
ton in which we hold this privilege.
"As we prize and cherish our Liber-
~, we have, as citizens Of free country,
peculiar reasons for cherishing and ad :
vancing the Christian religion. In illus
tration Of this truth, 1 cannot express
myself so happily as in the words of a
distinguished Divine and excellent man -
Religion, he observes, befriends IL
berry. 1t diminishess the necessity of
public restraints, and, in a great measure
supcrsedcs the use of force in admins
tering the Laws, and this is done by
making men law to themselves. Take
away the purifying and restraining in
huence ofreligion, and selfishness, RAJ
pacity, and injustice, will break out into
new excessss, and, amidst the increasing
psrils Of society, government must be
strengthened to defend it. Diminish
5srincitle and you increase the need Of
free in 4 community. In this country,
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Tennessee Bank, Notes.

\ WILL give land Office money, or state pa
4 per of Illinois, at small advance, for $500
in notes Of the Bank of Tennessee and its
branches. Apply al my Office.
p. MANCHESTER.
Edwardsyille, Aug. Id, 1921.
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LAZY NnTICN.

N ANIEL p. COOK informs those who have
-EJ confded their law business to him, that
s. ID. I.OCKWoOD, ESD. will attend to it ia
his absence. He will be found at the Office
nearly opposite the Bank OF Edwardsyille.
Del. 31--95 f,tsN f,- 4s1agse s =
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Notice.

TNHE following described lands, or SO much
Il thereof as will pay the taxes due thereon
for the year 1921, will be sold at the door of
the COURTHOUSE in Colesgroye, Pike county,
on the Oath day Of November next:
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13
TERMS.

/. The work shall be Handsomely printed on
fine paper, and contain about 500 pages,
9. Price to subscribers Three Dollars bound,
and Two and half in boards. $50
5. 1t shall be put to press as soonas 200 copies
are subscribed for, and published in about
two months thereafter.
NJ. c. having assidiously devoted nearly two
years to the investigation of the subjects en-
braced in those essays, has been thereby ena-
bled to collect great number OF most inn
poitant facts, connected with the important
science of political economy, together with the
instructive maxims ofthe most profound states
men Of Europe, grounded on the experience
of their respective states. These are TO be
found mterspersed throughout the various es-
says he has published; but, having appeared
in erhemeral papers and pamphlets, many OF
them are now difiicnltto be procured, and are
liable to PERISH lie is DESTROYS, therefore, of
collecting them together in a more permanent
form, to preserve for others, WHO may devote
their attention to the subject, the result of his
labors, and thus save them from the irksome
researches he has been obliged to make. He
has another motive to this publication. lie is
DESTROYS of an opportunity Of correcting the
errors which inadvertency, or want OF a due
degree of information, may have introduced
into them.
Knowing BY experience the great indiifer-
ence shown to these subjects, even by those
whose dearestinterests are involved in the Just
decision the constituted authorities may form
Oh them, he intends to print but small edi-
tion-a1ol has fixed on as low nuinberto COM
mence with AS will barely defray the expense
of pnblicatiou.-T'he nature of the case iorbids
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13

4 YOUNG, active, indentured NEGRO WO-
IN MAN, who can be well Recommended for
soSfiety and honesty A liberal price viii be
given for one of the above description, flap
plicltion is made Immediately. Inquire ofthe
Printer. ~
Get O. ~
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13
MII.CH COWS.

vENFiE subscriber wishes to purchase Is or
L 90 good Mich Cows with their Calves, or
those that will calve in a few weeks; for which
he will either pa, cash or give in exchange
some very fine English bloodcd Calves.
WILL: C. CARR.
Kenanowen, adjoining St. Louis,
October "a, 1921. { Is
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13
POETRY.

From he Genius Of Umuefsai EmanGips,io
THE SLAVES soLuoQUY.
When first my wandering mind began
To feel the joys and woes of man,
How pleasant was the Bentang tree
That cooled my countryman and me.
Beneath its shade my kindred slniPd:
A sister ike fair morning mild,
A father kind. and mother dear, III.
Protecting cheered my gay career.
The lovely maidens, sweet and coy,
Held distant still Hopes promised joy.
But, oft sl- ,.roaying fancy there,
Gave to my arms the tender fair.
Before me what blest seasons sprung!
What tales deceitfnl fortune sung!
Gay boy, (she said) the time will be
when love and riches wait ON thee.
Alas, that time was distant far:
Fast onward rolled the storm of war,
1t ruin'd all that pleased before
1t hurled me ey'n from Afric's shore.
Unhappy Africa! how long
Must thou give theme of tragic song'
Till ay'rce dies, or Christians bend
To practice precepts they co;nmend'
Now, 'midsi unfeeling men, in chains,
rave and weep DER oceans plains,
Drove by the rowing wind, that fann'd
In happier times my native land.
Soft skies no longer yield delight;
No drealnless slumbers shorten night,
No kind sensation gives the breeze;
AL happiness from Mongo fees
Mourning my fate, ask of Heaven,
Why winds are toinjustice given!
Why shines the sun on deed SO foull
Why points the magnet to the pole
Assisting wicked men to bear
To loathed disgrace and dark despair
The African, and no red arm
Rcach'd from wrong'd heay'n to do the
But, true that wind is fair to none,
Which watts to crime, nor kind the sun
That lights the way--the magnets course
Conducts from misery and remorse.
That untried life must soon begin,
When conscience, shudd'ring at the sin,
With loud lament, shall curse the hour,
T. enslayemankind they had the power.
Yet no relief their endless pains
Can me afford, in cruel chains
Give to these eyes no parents form:
Nor hush misfortune's doleful storm.
All while l see their future doom,
Ny mind IS wrapt in deeper gloom:
No cruel joy poor Mungo bears,
That his woe ends, but endless theirs,
May soon land on Deaths pale shore,
Where vice can,neyer triumph more;
Clay-cold and dead to earth return,
Forget this life, and cease to mourn.
f T. II. G..
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NO1,iCi

nv ICI
S hereby given, that the undersigned
are executors of the last willand tesla
ment of GEORGE BURCHMORE,
late of Salem, in Massachusetts.
All persons having demands against
the estate are requested to present them
without delay, properly authenticated, to
Peter Van Bergen, for adjustment, by the
undersigned; and those indebted are re-
quested to make immediate payment 10
JOHN SfIACKFCRD,
II. l.. HOFFMAN, =
CAMPBELL JOHNSON.
Edwardsyille, Oct. 10, 7l82l--S3St
The Store of the late George Burch-
more will be kept open for the purpose
ofmaking sales Of all the stock on hand.
Purchasers will End an advantage in call
ing,ias great bargains will be given.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13

VEVHE store OF the late George Burch-
IL more was broken into on Tuesday
evening last, a2i the money-drawcr
forced open, frorNwhich was taken ST.
Louis Directory, in which was -Four hun
dred and thirty nine Dollars in bills; al
SO, a bag containing One hundred and
six dollars, seventy-ive certs, in specie !;
also, some small notes of the state,
which were loose in the drawer, sup
posed to be about eight or ten dollars.
In the book there were five notes OF
twenty dollars each; twenty-six of ten,
eleven Of five. one of three, and one OF
one dollar, all of the State Bank of Hi
nois, and GIG note of ten dollars Of Shaw
nectown paper.
A reward Of FIFTY DOLLARS will
be given for the apprehension of the
thief alone, or ONE HUNDRED for
both thief and money, by US, the exccu-
tors Of the estate Of George Burchmore,
deceased.
TNLrNT yACTEOEN
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PROPOSALS
For Printing by Subscription,
ESSAYS

HUf' f1ItttHS w buOSCfiPttON,
ESSAYS
On the necessity, duty, and advantages
ofa6ording adequate legislative
frotecHon 10
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES,
Ind on The feraicious consequences Of
The contrary floiicy as eremhiJfed
in Shain, Portugal, The United
States, sc. &C.
BY NJ. CAREY, Nj. A. P.S.
Author of the political Olive Branch, yindicie
Hibernice, &c. &c.
CONTENTS.
l. Eleven Addresses to the Society for the
promotion of National Industry.
H. Three Letters 70 ,ir. Garnet, on the pre-
sent Calamitious state OF affairs.
Ill. New Olive Branch, or an attempt to prove
an identity Of interest between asficul-
ture, manufactures and commerce. 81
~. View VI the ruinous consequences ola de-
pendence OH foreign markets, for the sale
OF the chief staples of this nation, flour,
cotton and tobacco.
Y. Address to the Farmers OF the United
> States, on the ruinous consequences to
their vital interest, of the existing policy
of this country.
vi. The Farmers and Planters Friend.
VII. Memorial to the Congress OF the United
States Of the Society for the encourage
nient of American manufactures, in reply
to the circumstances of the Virginia plan
ters, and to the Salem memorial.
VIII. Memorial to Congress from the board OF
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I'VE SUESERfBER ].

WAS commenced the PRACTICE OF THE
( Il LAW, and vii! attend the Circuit Courts
of Madison, Bond, Washington, and St. Clair,
and The Supreme Court, at kaskaskia.
7. w. SMITH.
sE,frpnr.lspi1ls. 2gfh .,zap. 1919. ~
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13
just Received,
BIZ JOHN SHaCkFORD,

No. %, South .Hain-street, { ChoRteau's Bulk.
inys J 81. Losas,
ONI bbls. ORLEANS SUGAR,
10 do Moasses,
Is crates British Porter Bottles,
$500 lbs. Swedish Iron, assorted, for tires,
1900 do. Plough Moulds,,
100 bags Ground Alum, and
$50 bags Alum Salt, which viii be sold for
81 Illinois state paper, l,25 specie,
90 sacks Liverpool stoned Salt,
A bafpipes and ] or. cask Madeira Wine.
6 or. chests fresh Imperial Tea,
DO. do. Young Tyson do.
doz. excellent Chopping Axes,
so pr Trace Chains,
200 lbs. Ok do. 800 lbs. Log do.
5000 lbs. Light French Castings,
SO bbls. Whiskey, LOO kegs Powder.
Together with general assortment Of La.
dies and Gentemen's SHOES, Also, GRO
CERES, SOAP, CANDLES, PORTER, &c.
All of which will be sold low for specie, or IL
linois state paper, at a fair discount.
St LOUIS, Oct. IS, 1821--25tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13

CALCULATED to help surveyors memo
~ ny when in the field, and bound pocket
book form. The tabular NUMBERS contained
on four pages, are sufficient to answer all cases
in surveying, with accuracy and expedition.
This little Manual contains all the cases If
Plane Trigonometry, both Right and oblique,
and some ether useful problems. Any person
wishing to avsil himself OF them, can do so at
tie Recorders Office. in Edwardsville at Mr..
Mitchell's, in Belleyille; at the Bookstore of
Messrs. Essex & Hough, ST. Louis, and with the
publisher. Call and see.
Oct, O. NS
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STEpMEN DECAYVR,

Commodore and Post Captain inthe Navy ofthe
United States, and Navy Commissioner,
hae'spersed suihi Notices efthe Origin, Progress,
achievements, and present state Of The
american .Napp. s. Ee
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13
rBY S. PUTNAM WALDO, ESQ.

COMPILER OF f'KOBINs' JOURNAL AUTHOR or
"fREsIDENT's TOUR" AND" ME-
MoIRs OF JACKSON"
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STOP THIEF!

BeHpilie, Se;it. %, l82l-sltf
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10 KcWarA.

September Is. 192l-2OSt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
Just Published
4 ND for s"Ie a. John A. Stewards book
n store. price dollar,
TIL. HIS DRY
osrE
REFRIGERATION,

Being an abrdgrnent Of Burnet's History OF
the Reformation Of the Church o England
Together with sketches of The lives OF Lu
Their, Calvin, and Zuihgle, the three ctl+blH.
ted rrformers OF the continent. ~ ih,
Rev. BENJAMrN ALLEN, Rector Of the Pallst
OF st. Aundre, Virginia.
RECOMMENDATION.
Having been favored with the perusaI OF
an abridgment of the history of the reiprma-
ton, prepared for publication by the Rev,
B. Allen, with pleasure comply with bls
request in giving il my humble recommen-
4 lion Ii contains the history OF all the
important facts as narrated by Burnet, and
10 those who have not the time or the means
IF consulting that writer, must prove inter
asting and valuable. There being consi.
ierable class OF persons under these Circum-
stances. such a work has been wanted. a nd
| think, the present one will be highly &C
ceptable, as serving to meet the existing ex-
irencv WILLIAM H. WILMER.
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EUTERPEIAD
OR, MUSICAL JNTELLIGENCER,
find Ladies' Gazette,

I periodical paper has been published
in Boston since April 1920, devoted 10
The diffusion OF Musical y Belle Lettre intor.
nation. Ii embraces general history ct
Music from the earliest ages.-IecOrds The
transactions of musical socIeties-review =
new musical works-futnishes biographical
me m0irs OF eminent musical mtD-corres-
pondenUe -aneCdoes OF n.usic-lefters m
s,ructive and interesting upon every branch
0f the musical scienct-ImprOvemen IN
.nIsical instruments, and the compilation OF
register OF musical transactions.
" it'll such intentions, it l. conceived eve
~ topic Of interest, personal and general,
vocal aud instrumental, will re embraced.
TO what extent intormatioa may be obtain
ed in the iBspient Stage OF our e0terPrIze.
we will not presume 10 promise, but ny
clear exposition OF our objects. we shew
the scope and range of our intentions; and
while we entreat the voluntary aid Of those
who possess the talents we cOvet. we at the
same time engage to omit no effort Of our
own 10 fulfil expectation, we hope however
10 be more indebted TO the generous contTi-
button OF scientific ability. than 10 our own
labors.
A portion Of our columns is intended to
be exclusively appropriated for The LA
DIES DEPARTMENT, wherein it will
become our duty to
60 guard the purity of melting maids:
In courtly ball, and midnight rhasque rsdes,
Safe from the treacberous friend, the daring
spark,
The glance by day the whisper in the dark.
When kind occasion prompts their warm
desires,
When music softens. and when dancing
fires"
As the EuTERPEiAb IS not intended to de-
rive support from advertising patronage, II
has thus tar been attended with little or no
emoIument to the proprietor, IL is an expe-
rimen. Of no ordinary undertaking 10 this
country, and has necessarily consumed con-
siderable time, labor and expense.
A publication destitute oil profits accru-
ing from advertise mems, must rely upon IFS
subscribers only, for support. The Pro-
prieior would not willingly abandon his in
tentiOn, unless compelled by a necessity
W hich he hopes may mol be realised, more
extern i've patronage is essentially requisite
in order more generally 10 extend its use
IUlness.
The ECTERPEIAD is published Semi.
Monthly on Saturdays, on sla'ge sh' Ell OF
right gusrto pages. al Three Dollars per
annum. payable half yearly 10 advance
Every number will contain II fashionable
Song-Air. with yariatiOn-SaCred Song
Waliz-March Or Dance, arranged tor The
Piano Forte.
Residents out of Boston. VIII" procure ten
subscribers will receive a file OF papers gra-
is. Regular files or extra numbers may
De had by applying at the Franklin Music
Warehouse. MIX street. Boston.
JOHN r. PARKER, Editor.
6JSuhscrlpiions received At the Al.AaR-
lria Gazette Ohce, Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
Red House Landing.

TINE subscriber having tented the cele-
Il brated Herring Landing, known by
the name Of the Red House or Lear's Land
ing, about four miles below Alexandra,
gives notice to persons DESTROYS of putting
up Herrings. and to waggoneIs in particu'
lar, that every attention will be paid to
supplying them on the lowest terms and
shortest notice, as this landing has never
been known to fail. The road to the land
ing is good, and the distance so short that
il must be an inducempnt TO those who
want good, sound, and fresh fish, TO prefer
il to the Alexandria market.
Persons wishing Shad or Herrings put up
for family use, by giving timely notice,
will have them warranted Of the best quail
~ JILSON DOVE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
Genuine Garden Seeds.

WIN. YEATES offers for sale, al redu-
w ced prices. at his garden, near Alex
andria. general assortment OF GARDEN
SEEDS. mostly OF his own ing, amt all
warranted first quality; also an assortment
offrui, trees, choice kints, Towering shrubs,
dwarf box, Tor edging. cabbage PLANS, eau
liflowsr do. with other variety, with an ex-
,rnsiye collection of green muse plants, at
the most rare kinds february 5
The Leesburg Westinghouse, and WIN
chester Gazette, are requested to insert the
shove three times, and the National lnteili
gencer three times week Tor SIX "eeks,ana
send their accounts to this 0flcc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10

J. H. RULN.A'ELLS
HAS Just received, on com mission. a! his
II new store, opposite Messrs. Patton Il
Butchers. k:ng-street, Alexandra. where
he offers for sale general assortment OF Ia.
dies, misses, gentlemen's, boys and chill
dren's SHOES, oil every description; also,
gentlemen's and boys imitation beaver. ro-
ram, Dapt and wool HA is, unusually cheap
for cash.
He would also inform bis former friends
and customers, that he has engaged num-
Der OF good workmen ~ the boot and shoe
line, who will keep him constantly supplied
with ready made boots and shoes, ii the
very best stock the country will afford.
which, together with constant supply OF
northern shoes, will enable him TO execute
all orders for the above goods with Pr"mp-
titude.
n. B. Ladies and gentlemen wishing
boots or shoes made expressly tor them, can,
at short notice, by leaving their Measure at
bis store.
" anted Immediately, or s journey.
men, on mem. and women's work; none
but good workmen will be employed, and
constant employment gives. nAarch q
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Notice.

! EFT the employ ent Of the Suhscri
! Sbrr, on the morning OF the eth instant,
NEGRO MAN, named Fielding, about 5
tte' inches high, and thirty 5earsof age;
his clothing not reccollt cted, but that Of an
ordinary farm hand. He is we'll ioImed OF
dark complexion, down look, and slow il
his articulation.
A reward OF Ten Dollu+s will be given
for him, it taken in the county of Fairfax,
or alexandria; or Thirty Dollars if taken
out of them when delivered to my agent,
Mr.. Seui, or lodged in any safe jsol
BUSHROD WASHINGTON.
marcb3O
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Leesburg Turnpike
ROAD COMPANY

NOTICE is hereby given, TO the stock
Y holders, that the fourth insialmeht OF
Fen Dollars on each share OF the u. W stuck,
Chat is the stock subscribed since The ist
lay of October. l8I8,) is sailed for and re-
quired TO he paid on or before the 10Th day
Of May nex,-Those who have not paid up
the furmet calls must do 80 without delay.
THO. K. MOTT, T,easurrr.
April g tbiytyt
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This IS to give Notice

THAT the Subscrib r Of Charles Coun-
1 ~. arr Stale of Maryland, has obtain.
ed letters Of administration on the person@l
estate OF Gorge H. Spalding, late of SAL
County, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same legally auiher-
ticated to the Subscribers, on or before the
s5h day OF September next, or they may
by law be excluded from all benefit TO said
estate; and all those indebted to said de-
ceased, are hereby required to make i'm
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this 95th March,
ELIZABETH NJ SPALDING.
Administrative OF Geo. H Spalding
march e. lntell-law3w
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For Sale or Freight,

For Sale or Freight,
IN The packet schr DASH. H. Cum
G&ningham, master, bur,hen $50 bbls'
She is nearly FIVE years old, built principally
of seasoned white oak, and in complete or
der for any voyge. The terms will he Ii
beral. Should she not be sold in five days,
freight will then be taken for New York
Apply to JOHN H. LADD + &c.
Who have just received tor sale
80 bbls prime beef
On do do pork march 8
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For Freight.

Mk TIE nrw superior schooner
a>a.SCOLUMBUS, James Ross, Master,
Srr'es about 1000 barrels-in compile or
Svsr' and will take a freight either to The
w Indies or a southern port. Apply to
w. F0WLE + Go.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10

A. G.. Cazenove = Go.
UAVE for sale by the piece or package
III large assortment OF
America11
German GOODS
Russia 4
English }
Nurdoch's best London particular Madeira
wine in pipes, half pipes aud Or. casks
do do market do in do
Malaga wine in half or. casks
Cognac Brandy in pipes
Molasses (best retailing) in hhds
Caracas indigo
Spanish Sugars
Swedes iron assorted
Baltimore window 81 SIS. every size
Dupont's best Brandywine GUNPOWDER
And few cases of Milan white stones,
Dutch states, toys and quilts, which
can be sold very cheap
They are purchasing
Maryland tobacco
Ginseng
.Herino and SINNERS wool. g..
M And want vessel OF or SOO bbls.
NY to load for an eastern port
march 8