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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-16

y CHAAC tkN Virginia, TO vii: In halifax County
L our, 9Th December, 1921 -
.i i.'izaneh Pillow, Polly Pillow, Sally Pillow William r.
rlo ana Eleanor Pilloa which said William D. and Flea
nor NJ are infants and by their mother and rex cn
t1a;, ' al" Eleanor fiiow, Ptaintg5,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-16
Samuel d. Pillow, Mar7in Pillow and John Pillow,

1it.c.., -. Dcftao'ants.
Ihe defendants MARTA Pillow John Pillow no. bav;no.
tHt appearance and given security according Il,
he act n Assembly and the rules Of This court am, Il nneor
10 The Satisfaction of The that The said defendant,
urn anu JONI Pillow not inhabitants Of this comnn
Wcai-on motion CT The plaintiffs by their counsel n, G
Nf0etr hat The said defendants Martin John Pill do
appear mere ON he f,h Monday in April next and answer
ut pm o The plaintiffs. and tat copy this order b
orihth inser Ell in tl kichmond EBGrer for eight weeIs
suecrsVciy and postol The door OF the courthouse
Of this county. - t"o"'-
Acopy-resie, SAMUEL WILLIAMS. enc. ~
:. ~ --.1y -. 95-w9w
4 NCiiAhCEHY--At held Tor Louisa co10Iv =,
ruaTy 1922 - ,' '"' Vi reD-
William Brown c,,.,..,
Against H'F'"""",
James b. Clopion, ann W. and Archibald Thomso, ber
husband Nudegraye Clopton. Patrick Clorton Mill.
SIoplo Thomas Gopon Mary r. ami Jesse Yarroueb ber
nus1aha arPare and Winston Ilarwood her husband IN
WV IT, Enp2iSnd William Clopton infant representa-
yves oi Wauegraye CopoD decreased Miller Brow in
MS o" rgh ard as ouy acting Of James Brown
The dsiis r% ~" -, pIowD, Detsndants
me youngerl Miller Clopton and Thomas CIopfon moi bav
| eiersu heIr ppesrance and given security accordnf
10 Jaw ana the rules Of this cort-and IL apuearr In ~
OF Tie court that they Inhabitants
s'le on me motion o. the plaintiff by. counsel n Il o.
uHeu a Tue saA defendants James II. Clopto Waldo
crave tiopton, ue younseT) Miller Cloptoa and bomas
Oioptob appear here the first day OF NAV court nrx
Snu answer TIE Piantd's bi and that copy Of This orr
ger be forthwith inserted in some nesponpr ruIbcd =;
tue city OF Richmond for months succesvely srJ
day. ~ ~ 'o'''|' o"
r.... ASSsoPy-resie, JNo. HUNTER, c. c.
--l,nuu. -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-06

NlESSRS. Thomas Richeson and John
1Vl Richesoa-Takc notice that on the 10Th,
goth, and 2lst of September next, Qs225 at
the house of Chs. l.. Barrel, near the Union
Mills, in the county of Amherst, | shall pro-
coed to take the depositiens of Charles L. Bar
ret, John l. Martin, and others, to be read as
evidence in cause now dependig in the Supe-
rior Court of Chancery holden at Lynchburg,
as we'll as a cause depending on the Chancery
side of the County Court of Amherst, (agreed
by consent to be removed TO the said Superior
Court of Chancery,)--in both of which rases
am plaintiff and you are defendants.
MOSES MARTIN, Senr
Amherst, Aug. 10. 2w4w
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NE following Negroes,

Towit. Bob, big Sarah, Milly, George, Hagah,
Frauky, big sarah's youngest child Hannah
little sarah Ned, Stephen, Andrew, Caty,
john, big Isaac, Tanner, Marian, Doctor, Rosey,
Eyander, Nancy, Dick, Winney, Edmund,
Wyatt. Peggy, Sterling, Washington, CLANCY,
and little Washington, or 50 much and so ma
ny thereof ms will be sufficient TO satisfy the
provisions Of said deed of trust Acting as
trustee, Will convey such title as Is vested
ia me JOHN ALEXANDER, Trustee.
August 30. 1 w2w
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Bedford in. can-t ls,.,

es'S @Vaa1t1 AS-@s
Nancy Arthur widow of Ban4bas A thur,
deceased, John Arthur, William Artsur, Lew
Is Arthur, John Pratt and Fanny ms wife, late
Fanny Arthur, Nathan & ear, a,d Lucy his wife
late Lucy Arthur, Geo. Bowles and Elizabeth
MS vie late Elizabeth Arthur, and
heirs Of Rhoda White 4ec. and Elizabeth
Arthur, Plaintiffs.
Against
Samuel c aytor ard John Arthur, Ex'rs Of
Barnabas Arthur dec. aud Bafnabas Arthur
and Ca,eb Arthur, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Barnabas Arthur and Caleb
Arthur net having entered their appearance ac.
eording to the act of assembly and rules of this
court, and It app "a ing to the satisfaction OF the
court that they are not inhabitants OF this Com
mon"esith, II is thel efore ordered that they do
appear here on the fourth Monday in November
next, and answer the compliments, bill aud that
copy OF tins order be forthwith published in
the Lynchburg Press for two months success.
slvey and published at the front door of the
court house of said county, on two several
court days.
Copy-Teste.
"Sw1 J. STEPTOE, C. b. C.
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Notice.

4 LII those having claims against the estat.
"A OF John Thompson dec, ased, al Request
ed 10 make them known properly anthentics
ted as the law directs on or before the LIST dav rs
October, that arrangements may BE- made for
dscharging the same. All those innebted IN
the estate are requested to make Immediate nav.
ment.
JOHN w. THOMPSON
CREED r. THOMPSON
Exrs. Of John Thompson deceased
July q. no
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The following Slaves,

To vii Squire, Faster, Hannah, Sarah, Ned,
iinnnah's son, Stephen, Andrew, John, Caty,
sam, Sally, Sans wife, Mary their daughter,
Bob, big Sarah his wife, Milly and Frankly
their daughters, and George, their son, and
George, young man, or SO many OF said ne.
grocs as shall be sufficient 80 satisfy the nfore-
said debt with legal interest thereon from the
first day of July, 1919, and cost of sale. Act
ing rs trustees, we shall convey such title as
is vested in us by said trust deed aud none
other. JOHN HANCOCK,
r. q TOMPkINS
August 30 wtdS
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Notice.

nY virtue of deed in trust executed 10
Nd us by Thomas Rudd, hearing date the
lith day Of July, 1910, nnd duly recorded in
the county court Of Campbell, 10 satisfy a
debt therein specified due to Stephen Cook X
Go. we shall,
On. Saturday. the 2lst day Of Sept. .Ntrt,
Before the door of the Franklin Hotel, in the
town OF Lynchburg, sell at public auction,
for cash
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Tract Of land,


Bedford, August Rules, 1872:
Mary Buroh, Plaintiff,
Against
John Marukle and John Fezir. Defendants.
IN CHANCFRY.
The defendant John Marce not having entered his up
pearsnce X gwen security according to the act OF A.
semby and the rules of this court and appearing TO
the satisfaction Of the that the said defendant not
inhnbi of this Commonwealth, on the motion Of
Lhe plaintiff by counsel, II is ordered that the said
Marcl>e do appear here the fourth MONDAY IN DC.
tobcr next aud answer the plan>'s bill, that copy
OF this order be inserted ia the Lynchbug Press Tor TWO
nhs excessively, and posted up the front door VI
the courthouse on two seysral court days
Copy-Ieste.
}. SrEPTOE, c. BE-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-06
Eancation.

TENlE subscriber will resume the teaching
i bnsincss, on Monday, the eth of the
next month, in the house he formerly occu.
pied, and which is at present occupied by c.
Fisher. His COURSE Of instruction will Gem
prise such literary aud scientific subjects as ere
usually taught in our School..-Terms- From
$40 to Sl2 l-2 a scholar per session of 3 -
months. No pupil will be admitted for less
time than the session, If entered at the com.
mcucement OF the session If entered after
the commencement OF the session, no pupil
will be admitted for less time inan the remain.
der of the session
K y TOWNLEY.
9th mo. Srd lso2 ltwts
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Yhe following Slaves =:
Notice.

HNHE President and Directors Of the
4 LynchbWg o5td SGiem Turnpike Coalpanys
require the stockholders of the said company
/ to pay, on or before the 4th day of October
next the further sum of ten per cent. on the
amount OF their several shares TO John Lynch,
Treasurer, This being the seventh requisition.
BY order OF the Board,
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk.
Sept 8. t4O9
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hynchburg Mills.

WILL in few days be in order for the re.
w ception OF Wheat.-The Subscriber
will give far market price in cash. Should
any be desirous to receive Flour in exchange
for Wheat, they can do so at the usual exehans.
and the subscriber viii subject himself to the
Richmond Inspection. Tho who are not
disposed to sell at the present prices, may de.
yer their Wheat, and wait for better price. as
fair ma ket price will be given du ing The sea
son, for that deposited, as for what may be co
ming n,
VIM. A. ALLEN
August9. tets l
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NtEssRs. ARMsTEAD q M'CRAW,

HIESSRS. ARMSTEAD y M'CRAW,
lNk Frances \ Martin, adm with the will
annexed al John II. Oyerstreet, dee, Robert
g. Mosley, VIM Overflow adm do buns non
vi JOAN AcMuuy, Rebecca kelso, adm'S .
John ktlso deed. YIN. 9 Cherle, Mckcnay,
Jr Marin Hancock, John Mclean, Y Glover
ilaf, - take uotioe, that we shall, on the 10Th
snd 9th days Of September, 1922 al The store
OF X. ) X. tennblas IN Prince Edward coun-
y, between the rising and setting OF the sun
VI each day, take the deposition OF David An
durson and others, ana on tue 2Sth day of
september, ls22, between tbr same hours, We
shall take the deposition OF Mr. Mary Alien
AM Others, ut the said Aliens huuse in Prince
Edward e3ualy aud on the 9th duy Of Octo.
hs., ls22, between the same hours. We shall
tese The deposition OF Mrs Elizabeth Mosley,
he house ot MIR Travis Brooks, IN Charlotte
county the said dispositions 10 be read as
evidence, in tie suit you hove nov depending
a. INST lie, IN thu superior court of chancery
fer the Lynehbafg District aud If the above
dispositions are not completed On the above
1an,es days, We slhai continue from day 10
r., al eacA place, until the same ore compile.
:, ssuudals excepted
THOMAS III MPBREYs, .43r1r
Of John Holeombt. seHr. dSr'd,
MARTHA HOLCOMBE,
ELIZABETH noLCOMRE, Err
Of john Hoie9 1lbs nm dtea,
MARY ' ANLiE
GEORGE 4 YIN. WALKER. Fr'rs
of George Uaitsr deed and ,aai H'm
Haiksr In has 0un rigat and S0ah las leite
Az ~ } wlw
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-06
Notice.

ON the 18th day of August, 1890, Tor
~ thereahouts,) executedto David keanc,
of the county of Monroe, and state of Virginia,
three bonds for the sum OF six hundred dollars
each; one payable the first day of January,
1871, one payable the first day of July, 1921
aud one payable hrst day OF July, is22-this
is to caution the public against taking on as
Segment of, or in any manner trading for the
said bonds, as do not consider myself bound
to pay the same, either in law or equity, and
am determined not to do so.
BENJAMIN OLlVER WELTON
Buckingham, Aug. 10. 3 w3N.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-06
MY LAND.

L DFERT1SED fer some time last
n spring ia The iyncbh5rg Press To those
wishing 10 purchase such tract, who do not
reeolleet ny former description OF the Land, Il
may be- necessary 90 SAY, that the tract con
tsias POI acres, with about hall cut II AL
Joins tbr lands Of Naih Manson, e. ID. Mer
riwolhnr. Edmund Cobbs and others lies with
in mice Of Lyne',burg, and Is equal IN qua
Giy 10 any land In tie neigbonfheod, for the
production Of tobacco, corn and every de-
scfipiion OF small Grain. The improvements
consist If = dwelling house, With seven rooms,
with every out house necessary for fonsc-
uieuce and comfort. Also donblc-eeercd
Grist Mill and Saw will,
Which, with n little repair would command
the best custom that know. There IS a fne
Young orchard OF the best selected peach aud
apple trees. Possession will be given Mt
Christmas, with the liberty Of seeding wheat
this fail
In the mem time private sale would be
erred
a. TERMS or sy1LE--Oae third payable
he Isl Of .ionuarg, ls23, and NE bataaee IN l.,
= and gears thereafter a. ). HENRY.
Srpl 3 y ltWfds
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August 30

MIR. COOK holds my bond for some
4NE thing like Sl5o0, n balance for parcel
OF goods bought of Mr.. John Iinnrock, and
am ready nj any time to settle with Mr. Cook
rs II seems he is considerably in my debt He
has promised TO leave his and my accounts to
MIR John Hancock and AIR. William Robert
son These gentlemen waited on Nf Cook,
but, 10 my utter astonishment, he shrunk from
the Investigation, by offering to swear himself
10 what expected was 10 be proved by his
invoices, which he has always promised but
will not bring forward From what has APP
peared, Mr.. Cook seems to Wnnt 10 get from
me from $500 To $1,000 more than his due
II Mr. Cook or his friends, or friend, v III come
forward, MS honest and correct men, Mr. ]
Hancock aud MIR VIM. Robertson are ready TO
wait on them--and | VIII hive property or
money ready, il owe Mir Cook any thing, TO
pay him to the last inrthing-but shall oppose
any sale of the sort, until he comes forward
and settles as he promised, and as | think
would be the course OF oil honest men
JH0S. RUDD
Aug 80 4 wtds
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Mr.. Bdzddie Cralrleu

Mr.. Bdsdate Craacleu
SIR-As you art not an inhabtant Of this
- Sta.e, take this mode Of giving you no.
tice, that shall proc ed, on the second Monday
in October ext, at the tavern of Barnett Finch.
at Campbell courthouse, between the hours Of
six O'Clock in the forenoon and six O'Clock in
the afternoon of the same day, to lake the aft
d9vits of Barnett Finch, and others, to be read
as evidence on the t,ial Of an injun ton, now
depending IN the Chancery side Of Campbell
County Cou t, in winch ann plaintiff, and John
Crawley and yourself defendants. You will
also observe, that the taking of said ufdayits, Il
necessary, will be continued from day TO day.
till completed Your obedient ser, ant.
JOHN REID.
Aug. 20. 3w4w
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Notice.

HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike
Company, will, by djournment, be held at the
Franklin Hotel, in the town of Lynchburg. on
The first day OF October next, at which time
the attendance of the members are earnestly
solicited, either In person or by proxy
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk
Sept. 3. uoe
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Trust Sale.

KY virtue OF decd Of trust, executed 10
ID the Subscriber by Jnbez Lcitwieh. Jr.
bearing date tie 26th day Of September, 1920,
aud Of record In the Clerk b Office Of the Conn
~ OF Bedford, tor the purpose OF securing 10
George I Williams j. Go the payment oi sun
dry sums Of money in said deed mentioned, |
shal, or Saiarddg NE IN dag If September
negf, at the house of said Jabcz Leftwich, Jr.
in the County OF Bedford, proceed 10 sell, by
way OF Public Auction, Tor Cash,
The following slaves,
10 wit jacob, Daniel, Charles, Ralph Wet,
Dolly and one Girl Child Angelina Suclsy,
aud Eliza, or 80 many OF said Slaves rs will be
sufficient 10 discharge the debt IN sud dccdex-
pressed, and the cost OF carrying The same into
eject. the title vested in me by said deed will
be conveyed and no other
SAMUEL HANNAH
August ~ ltwlds3
a. The dbsre sale rs Postponed
until Saturday the eiSt September.
SAMUEL HANNAH
Sort 2 ltwtds o
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S'YRAXED

ENROM the Subscriber on Sunday the 25tp
Il inst. GREY HORSE, five or siS years
old last Spring, nict ed tail, little lame in the
left hind leg when trotted, about four feet eleven
inches high, AID was shod al round with new
shoes whsn went away-any person who WIZ
secure himso that get him again will be hand
somely rewarded for their trouble.
JAS. BLANTON Jr'
Cumberland County,
near Rams Tdrern, (
August 80. WV.
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Notice.

Oa Tuesday. he Isl IF Oetotef n.f,
will sell, al public auction, TO the highei
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of deed of trust executed To
ID the subscriber by Thomas Rudd, bearing
date the 18th day Of February, 1922, and duly
recorded in the clerk Office of the county
court Of Campbell, for The purpose OF seeur-
ing the payment Of debt therein mentioned,
due To Simeon Austin, snail proceed 10 sell,
TO the highest bidder, for ready money, nj
Campbell courthouse,
On Monday, the oh day Of Sept. .Nert,
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The Subscribers

WILL RENT for the term of one year,
w with The privilege Of sowing mall gram
this fa.l, all the 'auds belonging to the estate Of
the late joshua 1ineley, of Amherst county,
consistIng Of the plantation on which he resid-
ed, the ten'meat which io me iy be onged TO
Armistead Rncker, and the pa teton on the
Long Mountain. These lands c extensive,
and ssuabIe. with comf,rta lie improvements,
and in good order for crop ing TIE Long
Mountain tract will be set up to the highest bid
de on the premises, on the 18th day Of Sep
temb-r next ana he othe' two plantations will
IN like manner be ct up, at the late ma sion
houye OF the decedert. ON tie 2lst If the s1me
month. GEORGE NJ TlNSLEY,
ALE&R IINSLEY,
2dm'r. Of JoShua Iinslfy, dee'd.
Aug oB. WV
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Tracts or parceis OF land,

itnate and being in the county of Campbell,
on Falling river, and liz waters, TO vii One
tract containing eight and n half acres, on
which is n saw and grist mil--one tract adj
oning the above, containing three hundred
aud eiglty-ninc acres-anotber trbst adjoin-
iug the latter containing one hundred acres
also enc of fifty acres, adjoining the same
also one of two hundred acres, adjoining the
same--also one of four hundred and ffty.fve
acrs, adjoining the samc-also one of three
hundred and twenty acres, adjoining the tract
aforesaid Also
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GILES WARD,

Al RERY Az LAW.
HNlLL attend the Superior and Inferior
w Courts the counties OF Can pbe Bed.
ford and Htt,ylyania, the Superior Court of
Chancery FOL the Lynchbu d street, and the
Court of the Corporation 81 Lynchburg---
Any business entrusted to hio care will meet
with prompt attention.
Augusta. l7wtf
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coniaflfnr 1900 .4eres,

Containing 1900 .4eres,
Lying on both sid ; OF Smiths fivef, within a
halt mile OF It's junot on With Tan, Rockingham
c5ulty, North Carolina. A pat u said Land
IS rive. low ( ounds, AID "a portion oil tn
upland IS tqnti to any IL tnis section OF country,
vel adapt.u to the culture OF gam and fo''acco
L could De so divided as to make tiur or five
good settlements. as thee are five separate
2.zSa Dwelling Houses, with the ne
t.:af cessary oat-houses; srist mill
tis,,K with two pair of stones, and a
sszsesesesaA saw mill all Of which have been
erected within the last Yeas - The site OF said
mliisinierior to none, il 10 supplied with water by
a canal from the iyer, with fall Of between
twenty AID thirty feet. Any persoa or persons
wishing to follow either milling or farming,
could be well stuated-it is but to view the pre-.
misses to be pleased with the same. Persons
wishing to purchase, would do well 10 max c
app ieation soon--1e ms will he liberal, and
accomm dating, by applying 10 th subscriber,
on the premises, within half mile OF Leaks.
VILE. JOHN BARNETT.
Aug. %. 3w3wt
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Hands and Mills for sale.
His Tract OF Land,

gIuHE subscriber, 1esi Gus Of moving to the
vest offers lof sale
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-25

ton OF their government, IS evident to my
mind; AMI That the proposed inen inent
ought to be adopted. shall hereafter,
with the INDULGENCE OF this COMMITTEE,
use my feeble efforts to shew.
Mr.. Stevenson waved his motion TO rise
and repor; wbereupon Mr.. Woodson SUBJ
mitted the follow ing amendments
THAT all classes OF the community o.
ther than the description OF persons before
mentioned, shall have the privilege, al
their election of becoming voluntary bank
lupts, with the consent and appreciation
OF major part in value of all the credl-
tors OF such voluntary bankrupt, prevI-
ously obtained and duly certified Aud
that such bankrupt shall be subjected to
the same proceedings and liable to the
same penalties, fines, and iorfeitures, and
be entitledto all the privileges. benefits.
and advantages as provided for, and made
applicable TO all other hankrupts, by the
regulations of his bill /"
On motion of Mr.. Smyth. the commit.
tee then rose and reported, and obtained
leave to sit again.
Ia the House, on motion of Nj. Cook.
the amendment was ordered to be printed;
and
The house adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-25
MIR. Martin,

DETURNS his sincere thanks to his
IN friends and the public tor the en-
enlargement he received on MONDAY even
inc last, and begs leave to inform The la
dies and gentlemen of Alexandria, that
he will again sing THIS EVENING, IN
Clsgett's Assembly Room, number OF
songs, among which are the following,
The braes of Birnieb9ugIe,
The yellow haired laddie,
F'tr,ck bank, The highland laddie,
Wally.Wally up the bank,
Nae luck about the house,
The..triar Of orders grey,
The hraes o Glenifier;
LDudan's bonny woods and braes
He love. and he rides away,
he star spangled banner,
Entertainment will commence at 3
o'clock to Ladies and
Gentleman; fifty cents, Children half
price
Tickets to be had 1t the Bar of the
City Hotel, and Washington Tavern's.
Jan 25-ltp
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VIM. Fowle & Co.


HAVE for sale
Ii DO. 900 lbs Havana anG St. Domingo
Coffee.
10, 600 lbs Sumatra Pepper
80 bhds New Orleans sugar
90 hhds retailing molasses
GOO boxes mould & dip't candles OF ap-
gro ed brands
BOO reams wrapping paper
300 pieces Russia duck Ist and I'd ql'y
500 do Russia sheetings
loo do heavy and light Ravens duck
SO do Russia diaper
IS tons ST Petersburgh hemp
90 casks cardle T. soap .alow
$50 casks nails assorted sizes
50 bbls. No \. 2 Boston beef
38 casks new rice
II pipes /old Sicily Madeira
10 half pipes wine Woodhauger
20 or casks )hrsnd
II cases Olive oil
Half pipe & quarter casks kiers y Co.
Madeira wine years old.
Quarter casks of Old Malmsy Madeira do
TO casks mountain Malaga wine
25 casks claret wine entitled to deben
ture.
5000 bushels St. Ubes salt
300 tons plaster paris
70 crates Liv4 rpooi ware
3 casks English sewing twlne.
jan Ia tt
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Also For Freight,
For Amstcrdam.
First Spring Ship

So The well known superior copper
&1S& fastened Ship GENERAL LING
AN, William CrGbtree Jr. Master. burthen
about 600 Hh1s: three fourths of her cargo
is engaged, the remainder WILDE received
on freight.-Apply to
WIN FOWLE g. Co.
Captain Crabtree will continue 10 attend
to tie concerns OF his Shipping friends-
any prNp eriy entrusted TO his management
will be duly attended to.
dec 90
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For Boston,

Superior Goals for Crates.
TIME cargoes of the schooners Thetis,
Il and Only Son. of
1000 bushels English coal g.
40 barrels No.I, maCkarel
For sale by w, FOWLE & Co.
Who hav. also landing from brig Shawmut
and sloop Regulator
100 casks nails, assorted sizes
80 bolts Russia duck,
go boxes mould candles,
SO tierces new rice
For Freight.
.&Ahl The superior schooner TFlETIS,
Mas& Alex. Newco,nb, master, carries
100 bis. and will be ready for cargo in
few days, and will take freight to the
West Indies, South America, or any Sou
thern port.