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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
GAZETTE
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Wednesday, Jan. 31-Sch. Climax, Simpson,
"a days from Pt. Petre for Boston. Left, Jan. z,
brIss Mechanic, Knight, of and for Portland, 80
days; Diligence, Jones, DO. uncer.; Albert,
"Inslow, do. 49, Enterprise, Gordon, for Port
port. sch. Bolina, Sylvester, of Belfast, sailed
Tor eeward
1hursday-Ar. brig Susan & Sarah, Rob
lnsoh, from Porto Rico. at St. John, Porto
RIco, boionia, Sylvester, uncertain, discharging
Susannah, Merrill, Portland, arrived Ia distress,
having been blown off the coast brig Superior
YORK, touched for market ; sloop Only Son,
uncertain, dlscharging Left at Bassend. St.
CroIx, Leyant, Gardiner, discharging sch En-.
NETT, burlington, Bath, do.
cLEARANtEs.
Tuesday, Jan. Sol. schs. Vigilant. Waite,
n. York; Betsey, Burnham, Hayti.
Wednesddy-Sch. Amazon. Harvard. Cuba.
Ihursday-schs. Monkey, Farley for St. Barts.;
Romeo, DrInkwater, for N.York.
sHEFPING MEMORANDA
Sch. Farmer, from Aallowen. was spoken 18th
uit. of Charleston, bound ID, vessel leaky, hav-
Ing been twice blown off the coast, all hands
frost bitten. and most of them unable to DO duty
Brig hesper, Lord, of kennebunk, so DAYS
from sdsftmico, for Boston, was spoken Dec. %.
lat 80, 80. ion. 50, 80 /; leaky aud short of pro-
VISIONS and water-wss supplied, and bore away
for 81. Thomas.
sch. Chance, Thayer, Of Wiscasset, for Ha-
vana, sailed from Mobile Point an A.
Ar. a. Charleston 9Th ult. schs. Monroe.
Springer, Frenchman's Bay 10; Gen. Marion
aud franklin, Georgetown Planter, Pierce, do.
BOSTON, FEB. 2.
The warm weather for several DAYS past, and
he heavy rain on Wednesday night and yesteE-
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TIE GAZETTE.
PoaTL.aND MoND.aY, FEB. 5, 1921.



The ship Aniy arrived at New I Urk, tell
Liverpool Dec. / by her, we have received
news nom England 10 Tie last OF November
interesting extracts viii be found IN this day :
paper. Ii seems that much excitement was
produced IN Tie House Of Commons, b.
tie interruption, Dir Dehmap, one Of ,he
Queens counsel, met with, 10 The act OF read
Ing her MajesIy's Message 10 The House. Just
as be commenced IT, the Commons were sun
Inoned to the House OF Peers, and Parliament
was proregued 10 the 23d Of January.
The opposition papers confidently state,
that there Is 70 be change OF ministry, with
Lord Granville al The head and tins i as
confidently denied by the Courier, which con
lraoIcis the repon OF the rtsignsllon of Lords
Liverpool, Iiarrowby anu Mr. Canning.
Papers from The continent, say that =" the
political thermometer decidedly indicates war
against Naples - and that the result Of TIE
meeting Of the Allied Powers al Troppau Is,
> conjunction ot Austria, Russia and Prussia
TO occupy Inc kingdom Of Naples with mill
taTy force. Il Is also thought, that il has ex
pressed disspptobslion Of lke revolutionary
spirit, which IS 80 generally prevalent Oh Tie
Continent. Copenhagen seems 10 have been
a little Injected with the leTvour OF The times,
and some Of It's distinguished citizens have
made attempts 10 obtain new constitution
and representative government some arrests
have been made anu some lives lost but 1t
was believed, that hey would be ultimately
successful in obtaining a liberal constitution
The tranquility Of Spain appears TO be dis
iuTbed, by Insuu ectoOs IN some Vt the proVIn-
ees and IN Madrid, the latter was ocCasoned
by an unpopular appointment by the King /:
the tormer proceeds from iermtniati ton Of the
old leayen.
Portugal Il not wholly settled the Cortes
was 10 meet IN January loan 1000, 600
had been contracted and 10000 troops rails
ed the quartefing of these soldiers upon the
inhabitants of Lisbon caused considerable
complaint /; rohberies are said 10 be frequent.
The following extract cannot be credited.
ROME.
ItaPpears that his HOLINESS ffe Pope, in
consequence Of the march OF Austrian troops
into the Pspsl Territory, assembled conclaye
vi Cardinals, aud submitted TO Them the ques-
ton, whether a representative Constitution
should not be granted TO the States OF The
Church-On DIVISION it was carried against
Constitution by majority Of three.
PARIS. nov. %.
A letter from Bayonne. dated the l4tb inst
says, Z" The English have taksn possession Of
two Portuguese vessels at The mouth Of The
Tagus, and war between Portugal and E0g-
land may be daily expected"
Gaz de France
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Gu Thursday the marriage act was taken
up by assignment: an important amendment
introduced BY Dir. Sprsgue Of HalloweII, gave
use 10 a short discussion aud was finally a.
Apted by large majority. The substance
OF the amendment was TO give the Court of
Sessions 10 each county authority TO license
ordained ministers 10 perform the marriage
ceremony, and preoluding those who ale not
50 licensed from The privilege i also makes
The record OF that court conclusive evidence Oi
such authority. The other principles OF the
bill remain Substantially the same. Mr.
Sprague's amendment was opposed by Judge
Siehbins AID Mr.. Abbot Of Casliue the for
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Communication.
AFTER DINNER, No |.

AND AFTER THE MANNER OF THE MOST APPRoV-
ED MODERN ESSAYS.
{" III lrh0 can tel hOiC many n s0ui sublime
Hath feA aie influence Of malignant star"
BEATTIE.
Man, however humble his situation, is de-
srous Of f1sh, flesh Howl Man, too, is a
social being, and unless Melancholy ciaias
him for her owD, has 10 objection to masu
eating the above articles u company with hi
fellows. Hence mstrimony ct cetera. Blu
there are some, who, from necessity. can
know nothing OF WEI K, except the name
TheIe are some whose neaIls ale heavier than
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BOOKS u STATIONARY,

wholesale ano Retail on iIbsi ai Ierus.
SINGING BOOKS.
Village, Nor,hern aud Iempie Harmony and
Brdsewater Collection, ia;esi Editions.
SCHOOL BOOKS
Morse's, Adams, Cummings, Parisl5s Geogra.
pines history Of the United states aud England
-MurIay's and American Reader, American and
Universal PrecepLor--ocotts Lessons BeautIee
Of the i5lbie-SclOoi DiatOgues-liirit's Rhetoric
-Cons eFsations % Natural Philosophy Buffers
Uompead--W neipleys Lectures--C u aiming Y
auestions-- Evangelical achisui-Fope's Es
tuy--otudents Coup anion--Sehool Bibles aus les
aments-h alker's, Johnso..'-, pe.ry's aud Raw
sous Dictionaries scholars, Waichs, Fix e
staniford's, Aeenes, Weich's, Roofs, Tempie's
Aruhuei.cs--i erry's, eoster's Picket P.ke's,
DLaiue and ,uIIniings' spelling GO1k---Olid's
Companion Prmers-- Murray alu AieAaALeI's
Grammar Oung Ladys Ascidence.
Mn.iDg, Lettvr, DrdwiHg, Music, Gold aud
Embossed raPer-CyPherlng, Writing anu Aeu-
orandum books.
Copy Slips, states, Qulls. Pencils, Waters Seal
lng Max, Pepkntyes, India hubble. SAID Seais.
5ia,hematIcai Instruments, Scales, Dividefs, Steel
Peas, Pant Boxes aud brushes, Faints IN cakes.
Inkslands and Powder. japan iuk, Drawing Book.
furead Ceses, Pocket Books aud Purses, REV srl.
ui Nerit, ioulh brushes, Lourt IiaisIer, Wishing
Cards, &c. DC.
4 great variety Of Chiarcn'. Books calculated
10 suluse AID instruct.
Classical Books used in Colleges aud Academies
SEAMEN'S ARTICLES, &c.
Bowdltchs Navigator Blup,', voass Pilot, do
seamansbip aud Naval laoucs-dilto Journsls-
Log-book P-rer-Nauleal AisDsnaus--Cha,ts
ofIhe AmeilcAn aud European Coasts and the
West indies
ACCOUNT g. RECORD BOOKS.
Merchants AccyhAt and hoOOrd Books, bound
and Fuied 20 any pattern
B0ok-5indmg e2cCuicd with neatness and des
patch.
COMMERCIAL g. JUSTICES BLANKS.
Casa or Books gieeR Jor coed Cotton AID ana
R.aoS. owns JAN. IS.
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mol ICE.

/ \ consequences OF tue decsa-e Of nv late part
Z uer, WILLIAM ROBINS N, the co-part-
urrship heretofore existing under .be hrm OF DOW
and ROBINSON has ceased IL exist. Therefore.
aA ptrs0us hay a demands sgainss sold fin III
Dow aud hot'uspn. are requested 40 exhibit them
sur settlement end ell peF uus indebted a. said
hrni. seque ted u make iusmt q .hle ~ meet
10 JUNAlhAA low.
StUUigiEg TGrissr q, ite iGfs Jtya {. DON / Rob
JASON.
Poriisod, -sDesry i, 81.
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TO CORRESPONDENCE

Our correspondent alter dinner" seems
disposed 10 laugh little al the common pie
ces, so often found in newspaper essays
should he be successful in checking the . ca
cehes scritendi," so prevalent now days
IN laughing down the strong desire of some
juvenile writers 10 appear in print-he will be
doing Us and The public no trifing service.
Leisure hours No. 3, has been received, but
there IS hardly stamina enough about the piece
to induce US 10 publish ID
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Dissolution of Copartnerskip.
AT a Court of Probate holden at

at a Court of Probate holden at
FFyeburg, within and for the county Of Oxford,
on the ,hirtieih day of January, Ia the ye4s Of
cur Lord eighteen hundred End twenty Que,
ON The petition Il I.aiah Warren, adminiIlra-
~ tor Of the sRate OF
ICHABOD WARREN. JUE
late Of Denmark, IN taid countY, Cenrleman, DEF
ceaied, repreieoting thar the perfoEai eilaie Of
iaid dece4ed u lufh .ieaf pay he jan debts
which be swed - the .ine OF hIa death by he fun
of two hundred dollars, aud praTiog ior licenie
to feii and convey 70 much of the rez este Of
lad deceaisd may be nerelsry OR he payment
Of faid deht- and incidental charges OADEREp,
That The pettiuuer give nOsies EhereOfto tie heirs
Of I4i1 deceafet and al psFions inEereed 10 f1id
eitze, by cauhag copy vs. This order 70 he pu5-
liihed "a the Clzeee, aevipzper printed IN Porr-
land, "a he county Of Cumberiand hree weeks
iuge ihvey, 'ha they may appear Probate
Cont to be held at Pau, a. tie Probate Olice.
in he county sf Oxford he urth Tuelday of
February next. O'Clock 10 The forenoon aud
ihew c.ule If any hey have why The prayer Ct
izid BeIlll0n ihCud not re gF auIed.
BENZ CHANDLER Judge.
true Co1Y--AT1EsT.
TIMO osGOo0, Reg fer.
rshruarv <
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their pockets anu whom unremIllej exeriion
and rapid economy cannot prevent ffom being
" down al tue heel" Such was Slabsdius.
No man laboreJ bsrder 10 lis vocation; II
was selling candy The sweetness Of his sticks
proved the Watchiulness 81 the skillet; and
their length and briIliaucy gave evidence OF
the time employed " IN The working" Yet
he was still upon The small scale, and so low
were his funds that he seldom exceeded two
quarts al a single purchase. Ia the same man
sion lived Spiaypedla and she assisted 10 his
labours. While Siabsdius drew back the
moIasses Spiaypedia creased the basin and
the one held while the other turned. But az
he mass waxed cold their hearts Daxed warm !;
and they sighed and pulled, sighed aud pull
led until at last they agreed 10 exchange them.
My counirymen be cav sous ia selecting ral-
ers. That statesman Is unwise VINO Imagines
that national prosperity can be advanced while
individuals suffer. RetaliatIng restrictions had
left Us hobso.'s chuce. Havana Was our on
y market, and the returns hence yIdeIicet
moasses, were sullclenf for all the pumpkins
that will be baked lorAsentury. The price
of this article however, was sIIll high on &C
count oil the demand for that dIiiusible slimu
us which eyaporaled IRON IL. But II suddenly
tell The untimely tax on dlstIIieries served
but 10 punch hole 10 The copper, and dealers
in treacle wholesale aud retail, were crushed
by the weight u It among the rest, Slabsiuius.
His shirt now bid adeu TO starch, ana finally
to the ruffle. Short meals heightened his Wis
age, and duns dangied at his elbow, I'LL they
gave place 10 the constable. He was dragged
from his dulCinea TO the retirement of The work
house. But even here he labored with IN
sparIng hand and be contributed not little
10 the advance Of commerce by picking oakun.
On his emancipation he looked for Spiaypedia
and for Tue Price Current. But The former
>ad proved false hearted and the latter forbade
he hope OF succeeding IN bis old trade. Reck
less OF his fate, he contihued wandering about,
with an occasional liIlbuIleno, TIL the statute
of '69 placed him upon the oakum establish.
ment. There be continues iamenting the in
constancy OF woman and The fall Of molasses.
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Mr.. WITHYCOMBE,

Professor Of Music and Dancing,
ESPEC fFULLY ,nforns .he inhabitants 81
IL This town, that he intends instfuctIng in the
above branches. He hopes by strict attention 20
bis pupils 10 merit patronage
lt his intention to attend his pupils in music al
their r. ecuve houses.
A subscr'ptian paper will be open for his DAN
CT Academy.
N. 3. Pianos tuned and repaired with the
greatest precision.
- For particulars PLEASE 10 apply al Major
CAGES, IN MddieStreet a0hsre satisfactory crsden
tiais may be seen. Feb.
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- Noyes Prince, Master, viii sail
1913 for Philadelphia IA six days. wind aud
weather permitting, for freight or passage apply
to L. GRIZZLY, NO. 3, Long WhaJ.
Feb. 8.
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Valuable ReaL Estale At .4i.etioa

IaluGJtc Real Estate at -4actioa.
TO be sold at Auction The oh Day Of Feb
ruary at The Long Room, Exchange Street,
Portland, the following real estate. siz
TEN acres of LAND near Vsughn'- Bridge in
= PORT and A HOUSE and Lot in Ffesnort.
q, the landing HOUSE and Lot commonly
called he Eagle Tavern.ar Cay Cove, 10 Portland.
"A FARM III FreePor5 Of about fly acres, former
" owuei by Thomas Means.
The above properly belongs 70 the heits Of
Ralph Cross decea.ed. Foi fu-shsr particulars
apply 10 ATWOOD = QUINCY. euct'rs.
Terms liberal AMI made known at sa.e.
Portland, ian. 20 1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-20

N{}}&EG{

CHARLESTON, NArrh - The shin
NaI'ha. Captain s.uni, d,iv,,j Al thi.
ror' Yesterday. iu4idays from Ply mnp,h,
(kHG )-Ii'rough Ihr pohienass of th,.
'rt'ia;n and {. assignee, we have been Z,
,orrd With 'h- Ian { file 81 I.ondor
pap'rs 20 ti,~ 25'h ~ January inclusivr
'rom viii J! ~ have mad, some extracts
tnr His mornings Courier.
A. ariicie FROM Vienna, Inserted in the
p',is papers oi the 1911 .Ian r.ooY,4 10.
siiiv IL. that Il force Of 3D,0n0 Austrian.
- 70 sialioned in 'te PaodI Tsrri'ories
With IN" "rnecn' 4 his holiness thu popc.
~ orier 10 give Effect 10 The negotiations oil
Lgybach
rhr lord Mayor Of Dabiin, tic r
err icr, the iwNCuv Members, and nins
Atl"rncn, tho ~ riff. g.. arrived in Lon-
ton 2ist' January, IN present iLr A. .
lress II HE Civ of Dublin T. his Mics
'v--hc was To receive ii, seate'. upon III,
throrr.
rhc Frrnch Funds were on III r,sn-
irpm the - !" 'ie 10th January ,iev
4ai a''wshccd from 10 so. 80 80, 90
he SNa"ish Lcau hai TX wise im
o'GV q n Plris, Notwithstanding lie ma
H9hvf nat la h"e'' pra iisc.i 10 stani
upnn II an nn;avn'able iu,prrssi.,p.
N
Os''teiber, after p,rii'ioaiIg ;rc q. nar,urr
~ he king Tor Ia, bach. SAYS" VISA,
viii br The rrsu! kuuA MOI bui ,,.
prone seem determined uol to yive uu
lifIr IT'D rIy .a.ii;. Uhtcr he al svs
ian they vrre li''!c beilpr tFau slaves
Yesie'day HE Regrut NET .lir r liam ut
aud tnok ile oath never 10 forsake the
present Cons'i'u,ion."
Tite rapp as nnuuI.r too. tit,,,, r. IL,
lnrp'se % q iting mp \ lircssrs 90 TIE
King and Qlr n.i% -lIil pursued wi'h grea'
- 'u-irv BIZ their respective nartiZ4ns-
- o 30 Ger" p seated t. The Queen oN
ne % January
4 ~ ting bad been belj in Dublin.
CnL TALBOT in 'h, chair. or the sub.
iprt 4 The la'e violent Dispersion If tie
Z nniV Meeting at Kilmaiuham go Nlf.
CURRAN moved q peii,IoD IL both n us-
ct Parliament all address 10 The Lord
Lieutenant on lhe subject having been
unanswered
yersl persons had been arrested al A
cubic house III Dsblin. by Major SIRR.
chSrg Il m'th being engaged ia ireasona.
Die nTeiiug, and committed 10 prison.
M ARSDT, Srpe, hire yronan,
bad rpnIpi"ird tb- grsa, ped siri " match
OF tw0 hundCei and Sirty~Joar miles in 4
days.
Mr. SoUTHEY has in the Britlsii press.
a ne" poem, entitled, " Tile Vision NJ
JANE CARLISLE was tried IN The Cour,
o! Kings Bench Jan. 10. fot publishing
ana reading certain seditious political
'ibels, aad found guilty by the lurv.-
THIS Is the first OF five prosecutions wbich
bav' been commenced against her.
LONDON, January 10 A political an
j a"iIug byt~eU England and France,
t. apoken of some of tie Coniinenial
trCles, nbicI II Is thought NAV produce
hfcis OF great Importance upon qucs
ions ~ iliis rOmrni agtalipg The public
.nnd o. Europe. a unlon OF these iwo
leading kingdoms, lsr The attainment
of any specific end, cannot fa,l 10 nav
Hn'lderable Influence upon tie pea.
1rss q cyetv contemporary Power.
Jun. z2.--We have received Paris ps-
.'eis Ia Ire I7h anI 1871, frnp which
Sc have made copious extracts. Tne
H0H'fenv contains commercial DECREE
Nhleh Is vefs favorable ia England, bn,
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POSTSCRIPT.
WAR IN EUROPE.

Boston, March "a.
Arrived ship Rasselas, MeIlus, 81 Gays
Ua, Liverpool. Sailed I4th ult.
Lirerpoot, FEB. Ia.
By an express which arrived Yesterday
pm The continent, we have received the
Portant intelligence. that the main diyI-
pa OF the Austrian army, consisting OF o.
lU mtn, broke up from its quarters on the
sat bank ci tie Pc. on the 18th ult. with
lers 10 march ON Naples. IA manifesto has,
und.rsI aud, been issued, announcing
INVASION TO re made, not by Austria as
p'iaie power, but 80 mem1er, ana IN
name OF the Holy Alliance. On that
- all Intention is disclaimed of occupy
+ Naples WITH the view OF territorial ag-
('ntlZemeRt. but solely tor the purpose of
PcIal'ng such form Of Constitution 10 the
|rapolilans as may be consistent with the
le'y OF their neigh6Ors. An outline OF
: form nf government meant to be imposed
o. uit,ma,um of the Allied Powers, has
20 despatched to Naples, for The consi-
f2hnn % Parliament, who will be allow
>aort time, some letters say only two
Us, 10 deliberate on The pToposi!ion.-
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Meantime the Austrian army ~ill advance
10 Rome, to receive the answer of the Nea-
polilan Parliament; hut as there is little
doubt that the high and spirited tone as
suned lately by the nation will produce an
indignant rejection. it is expected that We.
~ few posts will communicate an attempt,
at least, on the part OF the Aus.rians, to
occupy the fortified posts of the NeapoIitan
frontier. The proposition TO the Parliament
OF Naples is signed by the EmperoIs of Rus
STA and Austria aud the King of Prussia. 1t
is mentioned, but we feel disposed to with
hold our credence on that head. that the
name OF The King of Naples is also affixed
TO it.
BY letters from Trieste, we learn that the
Austrian feet, in that port, consisting of 2
sal! Of the line and three frigates, besides
numerous vessels of smaller class, are un-
der orders for immediate service. The gar
rison of Trieste has received instructions
to march to headquarters al Milan, but they
are to be replaced by other troops; and the
Austrian ports on the Adriatic are directed
to be put in q state of defence. Thus, al
ter peace Of six years, the fame OF war is
re.kindled in Europe; and il Naples should
possess the power of bearing up against the
Austrians, It may be long BET, re il is again
exiinsuisbpd. The advance of the Austrian
troops was expected at Naples, no suspi-
cion exisie d that il wa 5 near at hand.
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FROM PORT Az PRINCE.

Capt. Aldrich, who left there on the 9th
inst. INFORM. that on the 5th one general, Z
colonies and major W ere shot at Port au
Prince, being the principals in the late re-
volt at ST. Marks, and Cape Henry. Pre-
.ident Boyer had regained quiet possession
of st. Marks. On the 10th, capt. Aldrich
was boarded by the U. S. ship Ontario, two
days from Cape Haytien. bound up the
Bay. March 18th, in lat. "a Is, long 10,
So, spoke the U S. schr. Nonsuch, who de-
sired 10 be reported.
Er ract of letter, Port 40 Frince March 4.
have now the satisfaction 10 inform
you that complete tranquility has been re :
stored, and as the soldiers generally did
not seem inclined to support the ambitious
and Disconnected officers, there Is little rea-
son 10 fear second attempt at revolt. The
revolt was crushed in the bud al St. Marks
AMI Cape Henry, and consequently. TO
property was plundered. The regts. stat TONED
in Gonairyes being seduced, pillaged the
place, but on the approach of gen. Bonnet
with troops from st. Marks they retired TO the
mountains, where they were pursued and
shot when found with arms in their hands.
Five officers from Cape Henry, and one
from ST. Marks, were sent out TO take their
trial, and four Of them were publicly shot
on Monday morning last, viz. gen. Richard.
ex duke of Mameade, who aspired to the
throne of Christophe- Col. CimetieIe-
Lieut.. Boil Belzance, and captain Domini-
que. was present at the execution. and al
though many people had collected, not a
purnur was heard against the sentence-all
seemed TO think they deserved death.
Gu: president Boyer marches W 18th bis
guards tor The North in the course OF few
days. He will no doubt, take efftctual
| measures to prevent repetition OF such
disa.fars -
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Pubic Sale,

ON the 9Th of April next if fair, i not,
Otbe next fair day, will he sold at Public
Auction on the premises tor cash. certain
Tract o. Land, lying in the county OF Fair
fax. which was conveyed TO me 10y Thomas
Triplett, in trust, to secure the payment OF
certain monies to Joseph Sheppard
n. s, WISE, Trustee.
march 81 ct6A
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Sales at Auction.
Puhlic Sale,

Public Sale.
On THURSDAY at 10 o'clock.
be sold at the Auction store
w 6 HhGs Sugar, N. 0 Gust rec'd)
10 Bills 10 Muscavado
do Beef
10 boxes Soap
do Candles
Bbls Cordial
Kegs LIST qlty Eng. Mustard
Cooking Stove complete
"A large quantity Of old Newspapers
e Mode m Sofas
e Side boards
8 Elegant Looking-G Glasses
Tables &c. &c.
5 Cases Women's Shoes
| do Mems do
I Lot White Thread
Cotton Balls
DRY GOODS &c. &c.
S. A. MARSTELLER.
march so
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Beef, Pork, Whiskey, &c.
SAMUEL MESSERsMlTH, offers for
- sale,
100 bbs, New York prime beet and
pork
$50 h5ls. Baltimore whiskey
SO hhds. Muscovado sugar.
Go boxes superior gunpowder tea
95 ar. casks Sicily Madeira wine
Is do do CoIrenar do.
30 do sweet Malaga
8 pipes DO
S hhds. Antigua rum
2 pipes Holland gin
80 sacks Liverpool blown salt
=. ! do Ksatish cap PAPER.
90 bundles sugar loaf
60 do sheathing
90 do band box boards
bags black pepper
60 boxes mould candles
5 do soap
casks Goshen cheese,
march
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Notice.
$40 Reward.

n OST Yesterday morning, somewhere on
IL King street, SIR hundred and seventy
sir dollars, wrapped in half sheet OF let
ter paper, in notes of two of the banks IN
Georgetown, of the denomination OF 20;
luand 5 dollars. The above reward VIII
be paid to the finder, on leaving the money
with Gibson & Lupton, -four merchants
DANIEL MCPHERSON.
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Racon Lard & Ferkin Butter.

HUME e. MCLEAN, corner of King &
IL Column bus sis opposite J & J. Doug
las have just received and offer tor sale,
1000 lbs. She nandoab bacon, excellent qua
iiiy and cheap, loco lbs. Rockingham hr-
kin butter, made during the winter---l2oo
lbs. hogs lard--as usual best family -four.
march Is