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MATCHES.
OLIVEK GERRTSH.

GlGN ofthe Clock Erchanoe Street, offers a
- q 4 assortment Of
Gold & S,irer W.1TCHES,-Gold, Gilt.
Silver T. Steel Chains, Seals g. Keys.
Watch Rings, silk Ribbons, &c. &c.-One new
warranted eight day ship CLOCK-Wnlard's
patent
THE PIECES.
on as good terms a. can BE purchased else WHARF.
0FW4TCHES and CLOCKS, repair
ed as usual.
O. q. has lately set M a TIVE KEEPER con-
structed on improved principles aud corrected
by mean time. GentIeuicu who are regulating
their watches are invited 10 call.
Nov. &c. iseop6w.
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WILLIAM OXNARD,
No. 5, .TUSSEY'S ROW.
HAS received for sale an extensive assert
IA ment Of
FaU y Winter Cotton s. WO0lln
EQnnC
Nov. 26. 1922.
CONSISTING Of

CONSISTING Of
roadcloths-Cassimeres- Cloths
-Coatings-Ker.eys-blu Plan,- Elan.
Bare ----Cassimere Shawl 6gur,d and
PLAIN Bombazetts-wor-tedH o>iery-BIapkets-
kidimini,ter Carpeting .---Vestng Paid
Standardization Counterpart Calico -
white and ooior'd Cambrics-M u,iin>-Diapers
- Rus la table Linens--coiton Shirtings-Carpet
Observation-Disclosures Buttons. Tapes-Pin.-
ii * and cotton Handkerchief Cling ham,-Fur
niture,-G'oves-.ik and cotton Car.oon,-b X
white and green Italian Crapes-Cauton Ora pc,
-Vevets. &c. &c.
ALso--Factory Ginghams, Shirtings, Yarns,
Threads &c. &C.
Nov. &c. tf
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n Thornaston. by Rev. J. n. Ingrahsm Mr. isaac
Crawford. 10 Miss Rachel Riuds; Mr.. Barton tcSe,
80 Miss '}oiscv Bea'ley-in Paris Rev Joseph Walk
er ~ Nnr,vav NJ Miss Carissa Robinson OF the for
nier place.
- Sca,hnfoar', hv the Rev. Thomas Lancaster, Mr..
William Gelcn 10 Miss Hannah Watson.
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DAVID GRIFFITH.

INFORMS the Public. that he has removed from the
Store Of John COe, li-dGte Street, TO the Store
nearly opposite, where TIE offers at wholesale e retail
Medicines, Paints, and Dye-stufs,
on reasonable terms and of the first quality
ConStrnt attendance from Sn.rise until go clock at
night
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JOHN COE,

INFORMS bic friends and the public, that he
has received as his old stsUd in lUiddIe-Strtef,
an additional supply of articles, which together
with the former 4 ok in said STORE, makes a com
plete and extensive assortment OF
Medicines, Paints, -SiuEs &c.
of genuine quality which will be sold in large
or small quantities on the most reasonable terms.
- constant supply Of Lorillard's superior
.Maccoboy and Scotch Smut.
ALSO-At bis STORE 10 Fore-Street, head Of
loug Wharf, constant supply Of the abovenen
tioced articles as usual CIV Nov g.
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MILITARY ELECTION

On the 4th inst. Lieut. JOSIAH DAVIS was
elected Captain OF the SrANDrsH LIGHT INFANT
RY,cice Capt. ENocH T. HiGGNs, promoted (;
aud Mr. DANlEL MARRErT. Jr. Lieutenant.
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THE CHAMB..R, over the Shop occupies ~
Mr.. &. Farley. Also, small SHoE MAKER'1
SHOP. on Cross-Sueet. Enquire Of :. coz.
Portland, November 26, 1892.
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TO the IonOWdtle Judge Of Probate iciihin an,
far HE Co1lnfy of (ffynbe rL1Dd


GAMUEL +. HUSSEY, administrator of the estate Of
- Daniel Carter late Of Lynn. the County OF Essex,
and Commonwealth Of Massachusetts. Clrier. deceased
which is within the State OF Name respectfully represents
hsr the hole OF the estate, and prrsons which
rhe said Carter died seZe or possessed, the
of TWO thousand hunured. fty dollars
seventy that the claims against said deceased
amount three Thousand hundred AMI eighty sgvel,
dollars. That part of the e Of which the said
Garter died ezed and possessed. consgs OF small lots
of land situate in Portland. in the of Cuuher
within tbs said state OF Name ap -sised hunied
doa which IL IS should he sold and rfrs
ceds hereo' apple the payment Of said clais.
Wherefore he prays your Honour grant him license 10
sell he same accordingly.
SAMUEL F. HUsSEY.
Ar Court IF Probate held Portland wit II and Fnr
The County OF Cumberland. the third Tuesday Of No
ver5e IN the year of Lord eighteen hundred and
TTPoN tar foregoing petition, ORDEREDThar the pc
~ ttoner give notice an interested by caHsing
copy OF his petition with this order thereon h. rub
three weeks SUGGEST, ety. prior rhe third Tu day o.
December next IN the Portland sazette, printed said
Portland. that they apptsf n Prlharc Conri
then ~ held sid po ,land AMI shew they
have why the prayer Of the petitioner hona nor " rnted
RARRETT POTTER. 7UDIE.
rrre Copy, Arsess-AoRATio SouIHSATE, KsS
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UMBRELLAS FOR SALE.

Making Covering, and repairing Umbre Has will be
carried on at the above place at the Shortest notice
Portland Nov. 10. 1922.
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For sale at JERE. GORE, IRIS Consnsi4
SION Store. Mo. 70, Long Wharf

TfASFS Ffash Raisns, bbls Superfne g. Fine new
~ Firr- hrjs Il. Croix Rum. hhds Tobago Rum,
baif- inc retailing Cotton, Lump sugar, casks Win
tel Pressed Spe Oil eo summer Strained dc. pipes
Cognac Brandy, pipes nIa.sces Brandy, pines IIol-
land Gin, bbls. A1rsrican do. bids a. bhls. Brown
Sugar btls Ground Ginger boxes dipd Candles 8s e.
10's-hhds. Palm Oil, chests n boxes Young Hyson
Hyson Skin Souchong and Bohea Teas, boxes No.
aud shipping soap, casks Grade Birthstone, boxes &
bali boxes Baker and Larhan's No. Chocolate, &c.
&C. lis. 3w) Nov. 10.
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EOR SAL Z

FOR SALE,
THAT valuable Building Lot. on Hr.Gl7c ST.
adjoining the essterly side of judi Free
mans, and nea " opposite the Rev. Dr. Payson's
Meeting House. SIMON GREENLEAF.
Portland, Nov. 25, 1892.
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III caHf 81 Probate held al North TIrmo. qufLn ard
for the county Cumberland, the fecsna Tnssdsy Of No
vebr m the year 81 OR LORD hiesH hundred and f7Usn-
ty-tTy9.
TPON the foregoing prtition, ORDERED-That the pc
- ioner give notice all interested by causing
copy OF s5dpetion with this order thereon be pub
shed three weeks successfully IN the Portland Gazette.
printed Portland in said County that they may appear
Probate Court b. held stssid Portland the third
Tuesday OF December aud shew IL any thew
have why the OF tn ttioner should b. granted
BARRETT POTTER. fudge Of said Cart.
true copy. Attcst-HoRATIO sou THGATE, Reg.
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SIMEON PRATT,
RO0KBTNDER

BOOK BINDER,
trchonge-Sfreet, Portland.
, kAVlNG recently dissolved his connec Il .
- with Mr.. N ATTAIN SAWYER, and takes,
the stand lately improved by them, neapthe bottom
u J0NEs' Row, intends carrying on the bust
ness OF
BOOK BINDING
IN ALL ITS FURIOUS BRANCHES
He bias al improved machine fer RULING
PAPER, and viii attend 10 all orde.s in that
line with promptness ard fidelity.
CT MILITARY BELTS and POCKET
BOOKS, made al short notice in the nest fash
iOnable style.
s. Z. takes this opportunity Of expressing his
gratitude for past favors, and solicis continu'
ance of public patronage.
November %, 1922. (6w.
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10 the Hon. Judge Of Probate for the county of
fgtngberIn,.J

EZRA DREW, of Brunswick, in said county, Trader.
IA OF Nary Jane Swift. John Lufkin Swift Su-
Duncan Swift. and Charles Swift, minols OF Bruins
wtek ~ said count respectfully represents that they
seized a. hers with others 40 the real estate whereof
Lemue Swift. ate Of Brunswick in said county, Halter
died seized and possessed that their portions Of he
tour tths OF the who'll. which they DESTROYS of ng
AID possessing ~ severay He therefore prays that your
Honour would e. ant warrant suitable persons author.
ling them make division OF said estate, and set OF
each heir his proportion Ia the sans.
Dated this twelfth day of Novembr in the year of our
Lord eighteen haRdred snd'twenry-two.
EZRA DREW.
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.4rrivais al Beverly during The present month from
The Bay Of Chateur, 1oith fish.
Schooners Catharine q 600; Paragon, 10000
Rose, $4,000; Swift, 10000 Russell, 14,7OO; Eliza
beth Rebecca 1890; Hope, $4,000; Dove, 10 700;
Abigail, 1880; Julia Ann, 600; Dove II 900; Hal
cyon $4,000; Active, $500
Ninety vessels arrived at the port of Liverpool on
the 9th of October.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-02

bic ard csjustiI relation to Aiabsma. He
concluded his speech by moving to strike
out all that part of the amendment which
applied TO the state OF Alabama. ~
Mr. Eaton moved to refer the amend
meDt to the Land Committee. for them to
ascertain the existence OF the facts stated
by Mr.. Waller, agreeing ifthat gentleman
was correct, the amendment of The House
of Representatives would be improper. z
After few remarks by Mr.. King, of N.
York. in favor ofthe commitment, and Mr.,
Walker.
The amendment and the bill were COM
mited as moved.
The Senate then resumed, in committee
If the whole, Mr.. Dickerson in the chair,
the bill 20 abolish the establishment OF In
dian trade and to provide for opening that
trade TO private indiyiduals-the amend
ments offered thereto by Mr. Benton still
pending.
Mr. Smith delivered the reasons. at con-
siderable length, which Influenced him to
favor the amendments 10 preference to the
original bill.
MIR. Johnson, OF Kentucky, took the o.
lther side, and spoke some time 10 opposi-
Zion to the amendment.
Il Mr. Brow ofOhio, made some remarks
p favor Of the amendment; when
! The question was taken on Mr. Benton's
amendments. and they were agreed to-
a.es II, noes II.
Mr. Benton then moved to recommit the
BID, that the different objects which item
brces, viz: the abolition of the present sys-
ten 1.-THE establishment of a system OF pri
vat trade, &c. might be reported in seq
era6 bills.
Ater good deal of debate on the SUBJ
ject Fin which Messrs Otis, Benton. Tall
bot, bhnson, OF Lou Ruggles. Lowrie, r.
Lanutn, took part; and before taking any
questln,
I've Senate adjourned.
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Congressional Proceedings.
From the National MtelHgeaeev.
Thursday, March Is.
IN SENATE,

Mr.. Thomas, from the Committee on the
Public Lands, made report unfavorable
TO the detition OF VIM. G.. Jones; which
was read.
The Senate took up the amendments,
made in committee OF the whole, to the
bill "to provide for the collection OF duties
on imports and tonnage in Florida, and tor
other purposes" and, having concurred
therein, the bill was ordered to be engros-
sed and read third time.
The Senate took up the amendment OF
the House of Representatives to the bill
granting to the states of Missouri, Missis-
sippi and Alabama, three per cent OF the
net proceeds of The sales of public lands
IN those states, agreeablN to the acts tor
their admission INTO the Union, which a.
mendment proposes that, before any part
OF the 3 per cent. be paid toy those states,
the amount due to Georgia amid the Yazoo
compromise, iabout D5, 500, OosQ,j shall be
deducted heretrom.
Mr.. Walker, of AIab. spokel at some
length against this amendment, ,coktendlhg
that it was not competent for the \goVern-
men' of the United States, consistently
with the compact formed with Aiapt ANA IN
the act for her admission into the UnNon. to
impose any such condition OIL her pprtlon
of the nett pro, eeds, and that it wouldt vlo-
late that compact absolutely and expressly.
To support.,his opinion he reviewed me
conditions annexed to the admission on the
other new states, as well as OF Alao3 ma,
and adduced number OF saIIgumen'1'' TO
shew that the government did not Po'9sess
the power to touch the fund set apaf 'or
the state itor specific purposes by com act:
He argued, also, that this amendmen! sn n
even further. in relation to Mississippi nan
was consistent with the provision tne
subject in the act which admitted tn a.e
iato the Union, and was altefiy ina ga
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solution; and The Fess and Nays thereupo
on were az follows. Yeas!59 Nays q. i
So the FIRST resolve passed unanimously.
with the3exception Of a single vote. -
The Qdfesoiution being under considera.
tionMr Chambers wished that some gen.
tleman who was conversant With the views
Of the committee, in relation to the sub,
ject, would explain The reasons for the
particular sum that had been reported.
For himselfhe was not entirely prepared
to say what sum ought to be appropriated.
The question was then put upon the Sc
cond resolution, and carried unanimously.
And then on motion of Mr.. H. NeIsda.
The House adjourned.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1922.

Alta meeting Of the inhabitants Of Alexar
dria county,in the District of Columbia, held
1.-THE Court House in the Town of Alexandra
on Monday, the LIST day of April, 1922; pur.
suant to public notice, to take into considera.
ton the subject Of bill now before Congress
the object of which is ultimately to establish q
local legislature for the said District Ckristo.
pher Ncale, Esq. was called to the chair, and
Alexander Moore, appointed secretary.
The following resolutions were adopted
Resolved, AS the opinion of this meeting.
that the establishment of Local Government
for the District of Columbia, would be highly
injurious to the interests of this county.
Resolved, That copy of the above resolution
be forwarded to the chairman of the commit.
tee of Congress of the District Of Columbia.
signed by the chairman and secretary of this
meeting.
CHR: NEALE, Chairman.
Teste A. MOORE, Sec.
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COMMUNICATION.

COMMUNICATION.
Dr.. Botherum -havingquittedh his former
profession of chimney sweeping, now carries
nthe business of inventing and preparing his
much approved mineral, vegetable and animal
double-distilled and double-barrelled fire and
birthstone cordial
It's sovereign specific and INSTANTANEOUS
| remedy for distemper acute. chronic, nervous.
general, local, real and imaginary and epidem.
lex disorders; for gunshot wounds, simple and
compound fractures, casualties Of all kinds and
sudden death.
1t operates equally on the BODY, mind, es:at,
real and personal, and place of residence ofths
patient. It's an efficacious and safe cosmete,
removing the pernicious periosteum from tho
cuticle and rendering it clear and smooth b
fault. 1t clears the bile and gastric juice from
the brain, and induces calm train of ideas. le
removes Instructions in the capillary tube,
viz. thoracic duct, Asophagus, cecum, &C. &c,
1t extirpates the spinal marrow, which i. the
cause of such frequent and fatal complaints. L
dissipates adipose tumors & premature birth.
& is an effectual preventive against old age 10
assists nature in her attempts at ampuationn /
disorders of the head and pluck. From .
styptic qualities it i eminently useful in pro (
noting excessive Hemorrbagiss by which sur !.
gical operations of al kinds become quite ~ {
necessary. Bv rinslEg the mouth daily viii
this cordial. the epiglottisl becomes firmly fixed
in its socket, and carious teeth adhere eloay
to the Metatarsus, by which means degluhti0s
and Qualification progre}s regularly. Thsmu'
eles which become faced by use are restored
to an ossifed state as well the artereal system.
Applied to the eyea removes the thresha +
mours and eradicates tie optic nerve. In dk |
orders of the ears it isnseful in perforatingthe
tympanum. In extreme watchfulness and ne1-
vous irritability, it p9duces permanent anu
uninterrupted sleep.
Price ten dollars pr bottelun.
GrTo prevent couDterfeits every DOL
tie IS wrapped in a twenty dollar bill
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Eah;nstoa, March 80.


Asthe session If Congress advances, us
b,siness be:omd important. There were
yesterday introf uced, by the Naval o0H''
mittee in the Hjuse of Representatives, .
bill for pernanIntly fixing the naval peace
establishment Embracing provisions b'gh'|
" interesting ) that branch Of public ser
vice. The bh proposes that the nu'nOs
and description of the principal eAsse
shall be as FLOWS:
One Rdr Admiral,
Five Cjmmodores.
Nineteen Captains,
Twenk three Masters Conmand'nu'
One Kindred T. forty Lieuteuants' &C.
Intendjg to publish the whole OF tins
bill SHORTY, we will not attemptto follow
its detail. The effect Of it, we believe
will be j discharge from service a COM.
Iderabla number Of the officers now % '''
Naval Establishment.
AiNava. Court Martial convened o q
Wednesday the goth inst on board the y
| S. Ship independence, in Boston h'f0 ~.
fot lbe trial Of Capt. John Shaw, o. -.
NV, on the charges preferred 's anne
hi / BY Captain Isaac Hull, Of the ;, s'
sehice. The Court is thus composer. !.
CAPTAIN Thomas Tinsey, fres'oeA
| MEMBERS.
Capt. Charles Morris,
Capt. Thomas Marlborough
| Capt. Lewis Warrington
| Capt. Robert T. Spence,
| Capt. John Orde Creighton
| Capt. John Downes. .a,oe,ic
! Williap G. Alvyn, Esq. Judge As
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13

do. REDWOOD,
3 do. NlCARAGUAWOOD,
SO bbls Ground CANWOOD,
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best quality.
They win be sold as chc-p A. can be purchased III
this town. He carries on the
|BOOTd' SHOE MANUFACTURING
10 all lis branches usual with neatness and dispatc
Al his Store IN EACHANGE-STREEl. next door W
low Judge Hidgerys dwelling house
JOHN PHILLIPS. N
Portland, July SO, 1922. IT,
Chelmsford Glass.
Viz subscribers have received large supplr
OF by and oy7, CHELMsFoRD GLASS.
which they offer for sale at the Factory prices.
which have recently been re duced 25 per cent.
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THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE,
N 2 tons Csmpeachy LOCKWOOD,
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tion.
THE CELEBRATED
BALM or QUITO
In Asthmate Consumptive Elections frecenr or chron
ic Hoasness Catarrhs, Wheezngs and
It will give immediate ease.
CONCEALED Phegm, Acrimony in the fluids and obstruc.
ton IN the glands are with and safety discharged by
gentle expectoration.
it IS also nuch admired in of the breast and
stomach, giving present in those places
DIP. WARMERS CELEBRATED
FAMILY PILLS Or HEALTH.
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NOTICE.

A7ILL be exposed to public sale, on
w the fifteenth day of August at the
Trap, in Nanjemoy, Charles county, and
state OF Mary land, about Is likely negro
slaves among them are two valuable
house carpenters, and some OF as valuable
slaves as any 10 the county also. an ex-
cellent bay craft, with her rigging. tackle,
and tender, some excellent draught horses,
work oxen, and other cattle, sheep 4, hogs,
plantation utensils, consisting of wagons.
carts, plougbs, SC household and kitchen
furniture, consisting Of valuable beds and
furniture, desks, tables, chars, iron pots
Dutch ovens &c. and variety of other
property too tedious to eoumerate The
above negroes and other property are We
ry valuable, and will positively be sold at
the time and place above mentioned. The
terms will be made known on the day of
sale. , ~
THOS. A. DAVIS.
VIM. w. HUNTINGTON.
july l8 tbs aug
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Lemons, Whiskey, &c.
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH hasl in
- store, and offers Tor sale on accommo-
dating terms,
ll6 Boxes Sicily lemons
500 Barrels Baltimore whiskey
2Pipes Holland gin
g hds 8 pipes Antigua rum
1860 lbs. prime green Laguira y Havana
coffee
Goo lbs St. Domingo ditto,
8 Hhls.& 5 Sbls muscovado sugar
III Hhds superior retailing molasses
Ia Chests 6 > chests ! gu0powder and
l8 ten catty boxes two imp. teas carg's.
boxes containing 40 Beaver,& Hun
2 Id. canisters. tress, Savannah.
9 FIVE catty boxes Imperial DO
boxes, halt xes, bakersNo l&2 choc'
olate; boxes Baltimore No /, u 90.
IS Boxes muscatel raisins
50 boxes mould r dipt candles
few boxes sperm. ditto
10 half Or. casks Sicily
10 do do Canary Wine
6 do Go CoIminar
ii do do Malaga
so Bis mess ard prime pork ;
30 do No shad
10 Bundles sugar loaf paper
Is do binders boards
Wrapping. & Kentish cap paper
10 Cases fresh oil in TASKS represen-
Ted in fine order.
june 90
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Cut Nails & Hoop Iron.

TIME subscribers have received another
J. supply of cut nails, brads. ard hoop
iron, and can execute orders tor any sizes.
Also,
Swedes iron in fiat, square s. round bars
Casks fresh rice, bales of cotton
Baskets of Bordeaux oil Ist quality
Boxes of white y brown Havana sugars
Barrels of Muscovado do
Barrels white loaf do No
Chests and half chests young dyson tea
Half chests & catty boxes hyson do
Catty boxes guhpowder do
Boxes of Windsor soap best quality
Bills of N. E. rum, gin and whiskey
Pipes of Holland gin
Boxes of window glass, all sizes
Or. casks & boxes fine old port
Pipes hlfpipes & quarter casks wines
Murdoch best
Dupont's gun. powder and
a very extensive stock OF WOODEN, cotton,
y linen goods by packages or piece
July % A. g. CAZENOVE T. co.
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Public Sale.

ON the lst day of August Court next,
~ the subscriber wiz offer at public sale
at the front door of FAIRFAX court house, a
tract of land, on the north fork OF Pol,lck
run, adjoining the lower line OF Ravens
worth, near Wards old mill, containing
1874 acres more or less, now occupied by
VIM CAN'T. A credit Of IL, Is and "a
months will be allowed-the purchaser 10
give bond and good security with a deed
of trust on the land.
ROBT. l. TAYLOR.
july 81 Is
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aug L
Notice.
John Yates,
AttOyne,i at L0zv.

OFFERS his professional services to
~ the public, and will practice certain.
ly in Charles county, Md. also, il encou-
ragged, in Montgomery, Prince Georges
and St. Mary's County, As.:to promises
for care and attention, (Which are osua y
be makes none suffice i to say ieputaI;
ton, success. and support. depeDa
upon prompt, honest and conselencions
discharge OF duty.
Gecrget0wn, ID. c. Juns io.,
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ARRIVED. AUGUST ..
,;.b briz Marquis Of Angiesea'
Bri's" ' bangor, (Wales,l 90 days;
elate 10 Com. Perry, Harris, n. Caro-
Ina a' tar and suFpsntine' to the master
s,sr. Happy Return. Galloway \.
r.rolina, shingles to the master:
laE O1n'hsr Of inland vessels, with va
-. r country produce, also got up,
SAILED.
s.br. Only Son, Fuller, HALIFAX
's" Milo, Farnsworth, Providence,
I" AUG. 5.
No arrivals from sea and but lew " IN
lind vessels got up.-Wind \. n. W.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
Day
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
IN TUESDAY,, at 10 O'Clock, Willie
~ sold al the auction store, q variety OF
goods: among which are
Sugars, moiasses
Whiskey, vinegar, sup.'
Malaga wine 81 as5
- Old Madeira do. in bottles
do Malmsey do.
Claret and Port do
Mustard do
Backing do s.
=, Sales and sifters
Beds and mattresses, bureaus
Bedsteads, card tables, sofas, chairs
dinner set China
An open lot chat oil may see what they
buy OF assorted queens ware
Is pieces white, crimson and scarlet
bunting
S spy glasses, 1 ensign
5secroon superior wrap loaf Cuba to-
Shaving soap, Cone do
lnd:a mating Ga wide
Ready made clothes
Lot dry goods, threads, &c.
Also,
Mems fine shoes
aug 8