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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-04
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
SLAVE TRADE.
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late paper contains the following article.
PROVIDENCE, DEC. To-
Between the middle of July and October,
more than twenty vessels (some OF them very
large) were on the coast Of Guinea, slowing
their holds with loads of these unhappy vic
tins TO the lust of wealth In FIVE OF these
vessels only, three thousand six hundred and
twenty human beings were conveyed from
their native soil as slaves in foreign lands /;
and among tne sufferers, how many wives
must have been torn from their husbands, how
many children forever separated from their
parents by the hand of unieeling avarice.
The following article has been file several weeks :
Sir George Collier, IN his report or the slave
trade, says, England certainly The whole
world must acknowledge, has most faithfully
abandoned The trade. America may be con,
,idered next in good intention : still her meas
ures are not YET complete, and American sub
jects, American vessels, and American capital,
are unquestioDably engaged in the trade, tho
under other colors and in disguise.
Spain, by her DEGREES, in consequence Of
her engagement with Great Britain, has lein-
pushed the trade but her colonies still car
fy IT on IN defiance of these engagements.
Holland, il is tue, has catered into engage
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| mens similar TO those OF Spain, but in her coli
onies also the trade is encouraged.
Portugal, though restricted by Der treaties
TO lhe continuance OF the trade south Of the
line, permits the subjects Of St. Thomas and
Prince Island, to carry on the traffic TO con-
siderable extent.
But France, il is with the deepest regret
| that | mention it, has continued and encoura-
ged the slave trade almost beyond estimation
or belief. Under pretence Of supplying her
own colonies, and furnishing only the means
required for their cultivation, she has her flag
protected, and British cruisers can only re-
tire when they see Der ensign for search be-
ing forbidden, power and force become una
vaIlable.
Under this security, France is engrossing
nearly the whole OF the slave trade and she
has extended the traffic beyond what can be
supposed. In truth. France now supplies the
foreign colonies north Of the line with Afri-
| cans. do not exaggerate in saying, that
thirty vessels, under the colors of France,
have, nearly at the same time, and within z
or three leagues distance, been employed sia-
wing, without my daring to offer interruption;
yet was induced, under some circumstances,
to detan vessels under the French Tag in the
hope Of checking the bold and frequent outra-
ges committed by the French on our own
coast. Within the last twelve months, not
less than 81, 0e0 Africans, have been forced
from their country, principally underthe COL
ors OF France, aud distributed between the
islands OF Martinique and Cuba. ..t.f..
saw at Havana, in July last, no less than
40 vessels fitting out for the slave trade, pro.
tected equally by the flags and papers Of
France and Spain. France has certainly is
sued her DEGREES against this traffic, but she
has done nothing TO enforce them on the
contrary, she give to the trade all counte-
nance short of public avowal. Piracy upon
the coast of Africa is INCREASING for vessel
90 engaged has only 10 show the flag Of France.
and search by British officer incurs a pen
atty. On this distressing subject, SO revolving
TO every well regulated mind, | will add, that
such is the merciless treatment of slaves by
the persons engaged in the traffic, that no fam
cy can picture the horrors of The voyage.
Crowded together, so as not to give the pow
er 10 move-linked one 10 the other by The
leg, never unlet while life renisibs, or
uaIn tre Tron srIsl have fLeIIeu HE flesn 10
the bone-forcet under deck, as | have
seen them, not thirty inches in height, breath
ing an atmosphere the mosi putrid, with little
TODD and less water-subject 10 The most Sc
we're punishment at the caprice of the brute
who commands the vessel--it is u me mat
Ter OF extreme wonder, that any Of these mis-
cradle people outlive the voyage. Many of
them, indeed, perish and those " D remain.
present picture OF wretchedness which lan-
guage csenot describe.
NEW YORK, DC. Is.
Fare-Aoout nine O'Clock last night, the Afri.
can Episcopal Isl. Philips Church, in Collect
street took fire, and notwithstanding the praise
worthy exertions Of the fremen, was destroy
ed. Ii is said 10 have originated FINN one
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KEGS No. Lard Boxes Shipping and No. ]
IN Soap boxes Mould and Dipped Candles,
6, 8, & los.
Chests 6 Boxes Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin
and Souchong TEAS
Pipes Cognac BRANDY.
Hhds. Tobago & St. Croix RUM.
Or. Casks Sicily Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga
VINES.
lump Sugar, Hds. e. Bbls. Muscovado Sugar.
Boxes Smoaking PIPES.
Bags COFFEE.
Boxes and half boxs Baker and Lsphams No.
CHOCOLATES
Just received, and for sale at
]. Gore, Jr.'s Commission Store,
Jan. Isl No 10, LONG WHARF.
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NEW YORK, DEC. IS.
Ffre-About nine O'Clock last night, the Afri.
can Episcopal Isl. Philips Church, in Collect
street took fire, and notwithstanding the praise
worthy exertions Of the fremen, was destroy
ed. II is said TO have originated fDm one
OF the stove pipes. This Church was erec-
ted about three years since.
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Mem Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

Erchdnge Streef,
III AS just received, and opening for sale
- large and extensive assortment # new
Fashionable Goods,
&c the latest npoftations, Wiz Bale KID
MINISTER CARPETiNG--t Case Figured
CANTON CRAPES-l Case Plain do.-BIack
Nankin Grape Dresse>-f Case "A Irish LIN
ENS-Linen DAMASK-LinenC AMBRiCS-
Linen Cambria Hdkfs- EngIishwhite SILK HOSE.
French Black and White DO. do.-Englsh and
French black aud white Silk Goves-Beaver and
Kid G.oves-Merino Hdkfs.-Imita,ion do.-blk
synchaws-do. Sarsenets-Colored Lustrings-
elack and white Sattins--donble chain blk. Lee
~antine siiks-Sk and Cotton. Velvets-elegant
Fringed CRAVATS- Mems black white and mi xt
Norsted and Cotton Hose-W omen's white, blk
and slate do. do--5-4 black BID NJ BAZINE-Fig-
ured 30 =! SAFE IFS Plain do.--TARTAN
PLAIDS-Fig'd Il Plain Jaconet Musns-Fig'd
& Plain Leno &Book do.-wihte Cotton CambIics
<alored do Cambrc aIusIins- DEacK ,wHitc * green
fta.ian sni r.aae Grapes EngiishG hams Brit
ish CnttoIs--Furniture Patch-Calicoes-C Cotton
EesGings-Toienets-Va Ientia and Silk Vestings
-Fiayg and randsnna Hdkfs.-Black Silk do.-
blk rcd and assorted colours
Cashmere ShaWlS,
with and without Borders Black S,ocLine;t--
Blue Nankins-Y elbow do Millinet- Bonnet
Paper-bIack and white Wound Wire-Cott6n
Shawis-Dimities Jeans Nanknei:s; Russia
Diapers. blk. and brown Iinens; Ribbons: :
Tapes Buttons; Cotton and Linen Threads !;
Sewing Silks, Twists Cotton Balls, &c. &c. &c.
Black, blue, drab, MKT, bareback and brown
Broadcloths; black, blue, white drah, MKT, and
haresback Cassimeres; Blue Queens Cloths; blue
aud light coored Peiisse Cloths green and drah
Coaiings /; DuGfls Kerseys; drab Hunters
Cloths; blk. white, yellow, and green FtGnnels !;
Swanskins. a. 9-A 10.4 &c ia Rose Blankets
&c. Sc. &c. &c.
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TIMOTHY FLETCHER.
N.ol1, Jones RoW, Exchange street. Portland,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cyliner
Gun Powder Factory.
Has RECEITED-
$50 or. casks Of F. r. F. and T..
500 cani.ters r. F. and F. and TIP.
Which he will dispose of at the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon-
mendatisns from officers Of the U. States Ordnance
Department, and many others who have used the
same.
large quantity ofthe above Powder, can be
furnished at short notice.
0TGentlemen are invited to cal tand examine
the above Powder. If Oct o.
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Cashmere ShaWtS,


Factory Goods, viz. Cotton
.Sheeiings; Bsdiickings Ginghams Checks and
Stripes Satiinens Derry Diapers Bale
American red FlanneIs silk aud Cotton Unibrsi-
las :Parasols Bristol Bricks for cleaning Knives
g. Forks. (tf) Sept. 1921.
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TO LET,

HE COUNTING ROOM at No 8, Long Wharf
Enquire Of c. b. BROOKS.
Dec. 10.
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How happy is the man,
Whose house contains enough
For him and all his folks
Whose wife abhors box Of snuff,
And very seldom smokes.
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0r PICKLES, 90
L'lT for Table use, constantly for sale at the
l. Store of IONA. STUART, Fore-street.
Nov. 90. 5mo.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
I ubiic Sale.

IN pursuance of Deed of Trust from
| David Ross, ard Mary his wife, and
iona nan Ross, TO the subscriber, to Sc
cure the payment of certain sums Gf trt ley
due to Hugh Smith the acting Executor
o. Joseph Dean, he will proceed to sell on
the premises on Tuesday the fifteenth
lay vi January next, tract of land con-
tanning IS acres, more or less, situated
in Prince William County, State of Vir-
ginia, being part of atract called Buck
land. on which is erected first rate Mer-
chant Mils. known by the name OF Buck
land Will. Also. the tract of land scjoin-
mp the house and lot in the village OF
Huck!and. corner of Love and Mill-stfeeis
which property is more fully Described y
he deed aforesaid, now Oh record II
Prince William County, Lib No. Z, FolIe
esq.
Sale 10 commence at Ie o'clock.
By order nj the Executor,
w. HERBERT, Ilus',e.
nov. IS. dis
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15

For Freight to a Southern
Port.
isR The good schnr. PANOPE,
a8se Nathan Soule master, carries IS
barrels and will take freight on moderate
terms. Apply to W. FOWLE & Co.
Who have received per the above vessel
and offer Tor sale
6 tons clean hemp
80 pieces Russia duck Of sup. quaPy
100 do do sheetings do do
10 do Ravens duck
90 do narrow sheetings
IL chests olive oil
2pipes Corsica wine
20 casks tanners oil
80 bbls No. Boston baef
IS do Q do do
SO tons plaster
dec 25
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
TIE POOR.

consequence of the numerous appli-
q T, ''Da' 'ot reltei OF the poor, the board
,,sa.o a,'ess OF the poor iee Il their duty To
hti, S Siy solicit donations from such OF
t,"o o'eaeSo'ent fellow citizens as feel a
,e,.o y''''OH to AID them al TINS lnclement
s, S%otsIdera6Ie relief has been Afforded
5cl nv nul Inc funds of the Corporation.
cvcasion. 'ae great number of applications
clrcps 0uea by the late sickness, and other
Nsasp,a' SOSeS, they are compelled to this
sldscrns No one will be applied to TOR
couyep r !. to such as had it perfectly
raoner . 9 70 voluntarily ASSIST them with
erp,5y,' articles Of warm clothing, WOOD,
A'SooS.' they viii be thankful.
sai yo "S Ae poor sre many aged women
edo ,,. children, some OF them sick,
sloss;Oss. 10 want OF A4nnels, shoes and
Dooss,;ss,.an and every necessary OF lie.
i,S,sssS3 10 money OF ciot1ing will be
p,o,.saoy any OF the Trustees, wood or
g L. sIas 6y Nh, Samuel Wheeler, cleTs
s'Ae'. J. SWIFT, Pres.
ja5ll b. /. OF the Poor.
81
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-.nc;es. he said, were establish
fee ~ the compensation OF tue a
20. ss liked in tine same manner ano
gealss -" ..ntiye had 10 discretion, to ap-
ibs 49, or not. or Iii regard To their
peO' .atiop. Neither had 1t any au-
cel'p',o reduce their NUMBER, or re-
ii'F'5s cir compensation, without au-
di'' 30. If law. 70 refuse TINS aPpro-
'bo ..;gn. he argued, would De to saoJect
pfi'..V,a,;er to all the horrors OF Indian
'1' "o s.. and ne made glowing appeal
v5ns eastern brethren, whose blood
70 gu f..sy lowed in conflict with the
aal RI those whose countrylnen' 5
Ia1'D been displayed as trophies IN
'saig ,.te, Of a neighboring the had al
ed ola savase) power, whether
gus .I4 not be better 10 preserve peace
T y ,bs indians tnan to night them
s Wv Of the posts among the Indians,
I, we're in savage country, where
h'sE. we're no roads. and it would take
'l''. 6ne 10 send supplies there--the
'o ..,n,snce Of which was, that much OF
''', 'sasoditure for the year must be IN
w. .,3aefore the general appropriation
~, ~ eona pass. PARTIAL appropriations
u" -. tberefore unavoidable, &C.
u, Ne,son OF Md. opposed the mo-
In ms view the information was
-, oolg insufficient, but there was real
.,oc before the house on winch they
.,5 undsrstandingly act. He couid
consent to make a grant of the pub
i, money. without more knowledge
..o had hitherto been afforded. He
si.Asd it to De clearly shewn in what
.,ytbe Secretary Of War could yindi-
.isbjmseIf for having transcribed the
.oOropriation of the asst year. lie was
D,o,ed,sposed to require impossibihties of
,b,torieer. but If ne had substituted his
avn discretion for the constitutional
MEASURE of supply, he was altoge her
;olisoased 90 sns ain ne proceeding.
Mr. MeDufie arose with the view of
s,uressng to the house his desire that
no nformation might be withheld,
which any respectable portion of the
house should desire to receive. IN e
rnar.s whi ne had made he otie
day, he had said, that, if gen lemeI
wished for information and would asa
for it, they would unquestionabiy e.
csiYe it, Had that course oeen then a
DOTTED, sSlt ought h e oeen, lie q :
ce.:ity for this debate would have been
,1perseded; and ne had only to express
his .urpriEe, how gentlemen uid
Justify debate SO long on the ground
a wan o Information which they
could have got, but did not ask tor. For
haselt, he was satisfied and he be-
le,ed great majority otthe house was;
1lihe was desirous that no information
should be with cid. When the House
.loQldhaye rece we'd 4 information, ne
sid, he believed that no man, viewing
the subject C. it would then be seen,
would open his Mouth against the ap-
pcpraton- We have, all of US al
ready said he, iacerred heavy respon-
'l6tiy BY the time which we have con-
'lmed in this discussion.
ITO be continued 7
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Also,
Public Sale.

FINDER. the authority Of deed Of trust
~ from Adam Lynn TO secure a debt
due to Peter Wise. the subscriber will Of
fer ct public sale. on the premises, on
Tuesday, The 29th day Of January next. at
IL o'clock, two story brick tenement
and lot Of ground on The south side OF King
street, between ST. Asaph End Pitt streets
now occupied by John B. Hanmatt. The
lot on which the said tenement stands =
q feet 10 front. and extends southwark ip
depth 1864 feet. Terms made known al
place of SALE.
THOMAS WHITE, Trustee.
dec. 2 II
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Blank socks and Stationary
Articles.
EUST received and Tor sale by
- ASDR. Il, KENNEDY.

A complete assortmt nt ut ledgers; jour
nails and day books; le tec inyrice, blank
and mem. books OF every size and variety,
faint lined and plan.
Record books of every description,
So Gross Bennett boards,
1900 lbs Band box do
F Cap writing paper, Nos. | 2 & 8.
). fine qusrto post, gifts coioured,
Hot pressed & plain, 5. fine
playing cards.
Paper hangings, of new patterns, with a
general assortment of other goods 10
his line.
N B. A. T. Kennedy is constantly sup
piled With all the new publications OF me-
rlt. Every description OF An. school
books oy the doz. at liberal discount tor
cash
ian 3 lawow
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Straw Cutting Machine.

EOhN Fl. LADD y. Co. h.se lately
~ received. aud now otter Tor sale ma
chimes oil simple construction and easi,y
worked, Tor cutting straw. oats, nay, cora
blades, &c. they have been long Used, aud
much approved IN the eastern states
Farmers and others VINO make use ot cut
lood Tor stock, would do Well to Call and
view tor themselves.
ian
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For Portland 4 Sac0.

az, The good schr. SYREN, Moses
sS3A Emery. master, will take 800 bbls.
lreichl, IL immediate application is made
to w. FOWLE g. Co.
who have received per the above vessel
and Offer for sale.
10000 lee Of lambsr. 5.
dec 20
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Was, Committed

no the Jail for this county, this day as
Il runaway, a negro man OF yellow
complexion, VINO calls hlinseif
Denlns,
and says be is the property of George
Hutchinson, near Cub Kun, Fairfax Co.
Va. The said negro is between 22 and
% years Old. iul Ieet ~ inches nigh,
straight and we'll made, with small scar
Oh his left wrist The owner OF til" above
slave is requested to come torwaT prove
properly, and take him away, otherwise
be will be disposed OF as the law directs.
ANDREW. ROUNSAVELL, Jailor.
JAMS I'm
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
HNHE undersigned have this day dissolv-
j. ed partnership BY mutual consent
All persons who have claims, are request
ed to present them for liquidation, and
all those indebted to them are solicited to
make immediate payment to James L..
Prince, DORSET e. PRINCE.
Ltoydsburgh, Fa,-far Co. "a.
N. b. 10 rendering our grateful thanks
TO our friends & patrons, we beg leave to
recommend our successor, MIR. Edward
Clark, as a person every way qualified 10
give satisfaction to those who may stop at
his tavern, ID. y P.
ian 10 II
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Fifty Dollars Reward
WILL be given tor The apprehension OF
aDegro woman. by the name OF
Kiln.

hui assumes the name Of ANNE The
sa,l negro mace her escape from me IN
tilt month of October, she is spare and
thin visage woman, OF common height, q
dark muiatto about 26 years OF age, tor.
merry the property oil 10 n Stewart. OF
Frederick County Md She is uncommon
ly arful. aud no doubt will have free pa
pers: she is most likely to be about Alex-
andria, Georgetopn or the City. The
above reward will be given ii taken
brought home, or secured in Jail SO that
get her again. WM. BECKHAM,
dec 5 3tawif
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For Sale or to Rent,

.yIyHE three story brick house on rrine4
street. next door below Doctor Vow
alI's, where now Ijvs Possession given
Immediately. AktAA Atrv 6
Ian Q
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Also For Freight.
For Freight.

AK The schr ROSE-IN-BLOOM,
oo5oI w. Soule mastor, substantial
goon vessel, burthea BOO bbIs will be in
order for the reception OF a cargo to the
West.lndies, or Brazil in few days
Apply TO i. ii. ROWLAND.
mo 5 st
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ITO be eontinued I
LaAonrer's Wanted.

ENTITY able bodied Black Labourers
4 which wil be hired Tor tue year, to
work al Otd>Point Comfort and its viclnl-
Y-iOr such liberal wages will be paid,
None other need apply TO
B0.IfRA LAWS,
al the RashiHgtoR Tdvern.
lsn' 10 dt28te5
TNat lnteliigencer will insert the
dove eot 99feb.
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twenty dollars Reward.

Twenty dollars Reward.
r OST, on Wednesday morning Issti
II near the corner Of Duke and Union
streets, an old red morocco pocket book,
very much worn, containing between 80 =
40 dollars il bank notes, Ten OF which
was on the Valley Bank Of Leesburgb, the
others not recollected /; a check in favor Of
the subscriber, for 40 dollars on the Bank
Of Potomac. with variety Of other seryi.
ceable pap rs, and ship accounts
among the latter was one Of the brig Coz
lumbus. The above reward will be paid
for the recovery OF said pocket book, or in
the same proportion for any par: that Nay
be regained HENRY BAY NE,
Corner Of Daks and Union Sireet&
jan 10 81
Malaga Wine.
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For Amsterdam.
First spring Shin

.AAA, The well known superior copper.
ssaE fastened Ship GENERAL LING
AN. W,li,am Crobtree Jv. Master, hurthen
about 500 HIS: three fourths of her cargo
is engaged, the remainder will be received
on freight.-Apply TO n,
WIN. FOWLE e. Co.
Captain Crabtree will continue 10 attend
to the concerns OF his Shipping tliends-
any prep ,rty entrusted to his management
will be duly attended to-.
dec 90
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Malaga Wine.

WILLIAM FOWLE & Co. :
TTAVE Just received per Brig Shaw
III NUT and offer for GALE,
SD quarter Casks Malaga Wine.
jan. 8.
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THIS DAY At 10 o'clock,
ATILL be cold at the Auction Store, .
|yv variety ofgoods, among rbicb arss
first quality n. o. Sugars IN bbls
] Muscavado do
2 do do
Retailing Molasses
! Dipped CandIes
Vinegar
| Malaga Wine *
Port wine in casks and boxes Tea, COT
fee, Chocolate, Mustard. Ginger, Jumper
berries, Spanish Ssgars. Grind-slnnes,
Wool HAS, Ink powder, Blackiug. Shaw
Also,
Irish and German linens. servants pants
looms, bleached shiuings, sup. cloths, cas-
simeres, threads, carpsting, furniture,
ca ntzs, Diaper &c.
s A, MARSTELLER, Auel
ian Is
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LINDSAY y HILL,
uAVE just reed from New, York, and
IL offer tor sale
loqr. casks Lisbon wine
half pipe Port do.
90 bags superior green coffee
8 bales cotton yarn
loo boxes mould and dipped candles
goo do brown soap
80 bushels fresh clover seed
j,n5 st
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CassIa,
10 Hire.
Charles Bennett,

EEAS received and offers for sale
A tew cask. seine twine
5 cssks patent shoe Dread, sur er &hne
Three bales rose blankets, assorted from
8-4 to l2-4
Four bales burlaps, of an excellent quail
~
lrlsh linens sheetings and lawns. &c. DC
Best double Clos 'terS Chesh-
ire Cheese,
Ga2DEN SEEDS of the present years
growth
Particularly selected--He has to rent two
comfortable BRICK DWELLING HOUSs
Els with out houses complete.
oct II Iawu
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I ~ TER IN KEGS,
By u.s. Received, aud for sale
81 t. CRUISE
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hiskey,

n5A Barrels first proof Wellington
obi "hiehhl, Tor sale by
" JOHN ROBERTS.
Jan /. 81