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A BEAUTIFUL TALE.

From Ligtts aud Stodows Of Scottish Life
The following i, enc of a series Of tales
lately published in volume, bearing this ii,
tie, some of which weIhavc already insert
ed, remarkable for their simplicity and pathos
We think The Sheaiing," better than any
which have lately preceded it, though inferior
TO the Snow Storm, the Elders Death Bed
the Cotter's Saturday Night, or the Peniten
Son, which originally appeared in Black
woods Edinburgh Magazine, and were re-
published in nearly all the papersi in this ooun
try
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To he Eaitots Of Inc Eirgininn

GEsrLraEs--Tho enclosed was found in the
street by my mud and having been ut the
Theatre on the night alluded TO by JeGly, /
witnessed the confusion which originated from
the boistcrous conduct of many gentlemen
present, and perfectly coincide with him as
to their want OF politcness.- house is,
you know, small notwithstanding, from the
continued bursts OF laughter, &c. &c il wn,
next TO an impossIbili'y Tor me or my party TO
hear what was snid we could only Gas Jefry
would soy) guess tit Perhaps, by publishing
his letter, il may tend TO check such impropri.
ETY. in future. Of that, however, you can
judge, Yours, &c. kIBBY
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Laehburg, de Is .7ugM, 1879.

Lii!ohbug, de l5 7ugH, 1872.
Dear CuT--As did prommus 10 lei YOU hear
trom me, on my way TO de Spring, | now do
sctc myself for dc purpus of fulfilling dat
promnus | cum here u few days ago, and
happy 10 inform you dat my hclth much bet.
ter dan when leave de CITY Dis are Il smart
little town, some berry good bilding, and
berry rich part of de country--heep tobarker
cum here-I bleve more dan TO Nh ork--de
white lada buteiul--putter, good dcel, dan
dem In Nh DIRK de gemmcn no dress so fine
as DE dandies in our city, but guess dey hub
more mummy De Tcntre open on de II OF dis
Instant went darc--ritc putty little house
for Thespins, and scenry berry good Misser
Grainmily good hand at paintin--wonder why
he no bring Misser FarkneI--see him in Rich.
mun--he berry good performer---but da say
de pepil here be berry well sattisfde wild whnt
da gct--some berry good too. Oh, deer Cnll,
you nebber hear such nois in our Atrkan Te-
are as da make here--de purtormcr no shy
wrun wud hardly, but de ordeance noe wild de
stic clap dar hand, stom wild dar foot, hoIlur
and lnrf, aud, upon de whole, make such a
noise, dat no gentrnun injoy hesef in dc hous.
Guess da neLbcr hab seen any ting like regular
purlormunce betorc--if dat be case must
scuSe um--but wish da coul sec de ordur
keep in our Alrikan Teatrc wunce, da wood
den larn sumtiNg, What yon think, Cuifeo ?
Doktur Pan glass, in de Hare at Lpr, Jump on
Stediuss hHk and rid him OF the stage-whut
dat dun for guess he tired, for he run bout
de stage good dcel, or hc want TO introduce
snmtlng HeW-dat was de opnyun wild me,
for nehber 'oedit dun briore-dair say, how
ebbcr, such aHittkS suite de tase of de pepil--
wish ia wood ax de manniicr of dc Afrikin
'toatre why he no hab such kapers in he pur-
tIrDunce? Dare was one centrum at the
Iootre hab seen in M Ork--he make gret
nois--te lart too often and too lowd-and al.
so heep uddcrs, whuse naim J. bab not larnt--,
Dare was wun at de Tcatre, whn, | bin told.
nrc berry deel--wundcr whut he 90 for? De
ordience mike such lus, cood'nt hccr--Whut
chaNce he stand den D.? Good mcnny pepil, da
say, osdri like de Tratre to opn--carnt tell
why--but II da coed see de purtormunee in
de Airikan Jeatre, CESS dcy wood change dar
mime. When ] cum back from dc Spring, ma
by so TO dc Teatre gin, as berry fon OF de
musemeni-by dat time, hope dc pepil will
larn leetil pchtenis, and not keep lie hons in
such uprore, as dat dey pervent parsons dat
is dispose 10 tend 10 the play from iuioyen it,
by dc continuir thumpn OF silks and busts of
larkar. Did you nebber hear, Cutie of pepil
eraking dar blud vessil, by ober-stranin dare
lang bleve l hab hear of such ting lnyscf
day mus hat unity strong lung bout here
amy how, day berry ap to brake wun anud-
Gers toc--good ting for doktur, howebber.- -
When hab time, You shall heer lrum me gin
! Adu, my deere and valudc friend,
JEFFRY COCkY.
To .hsrr Ctafc 10nyScne, No orr city.
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THE SHEALJNG.

by the late Arthur Ausn Student Of Divinity author
OF the Elders Death Bed, the snow Storm, &c.
An enormous thunder-cl6ud had lain all
day over Ben-Nevis, shrouding.its summit
in thick darkness, blackening its sides and
base, wherever they were beheld from the
surrounding country with MOSES of deep
shadow, and especially firging down a
weishtofgloom upon that magnificent Glen
that bears the same name with the Noun
tain, I'LL now the afternoon was like twilight
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troR TIir vfnoiYINN.

THEATEE '--on Friday evening, "Co,he-
rine and Petrucaio," and Above Laughs at
Locksmiths" were performed to an audience,
respectable both in numbers aud appearance
The 6rst piece wa. originally from the pen OF
Shakespeare ! but subsequent alterations have
almost destroyed Its similarity to its former
sell, and given ii nearly asw aspect True
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The VIRGlNIAN.
PRisrEs asp ruRIisHrp M
EIFASANTS, BUTLER & co.

Man st. opposite ntsus I.fisiss 1. ciayiOr's.
II The semi-neekly Tafrf, NJ 81. and the
Weekly Paper, at 81 par annam, payable ia
adsanre--Ne subscription viii be- receives ief
a less time lhan siA months and 40 paper VII
D. discontinued (bnt Al ,hc discret,an oi tue
,Edfiors) anti all arresfa9es are paid
a. Advertisements viii b. Inserted at 20
cents per square tor lesst The first time, and
n 40 cents foi each continuance Those
from distance must be paid for previous 10
their Insertion or III payment assumed by
soue responsible person IA lynchenrg
IJ al letters addrt u the Editors must
b. 1887 rao, o. they VIII nol hc attended 10.
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IYNcHBuRe AUGUST 20, le2Q.


a. We have betn favored by gentleman
Of this place uih l,tier from bis friend, dat
ed Christisnsbsre, lMontgomery county, An.
gust as, containing ,se following Information
ON the Monday preceding, ahc i2th) Wash
ington l. Cooper WIS shot by fellow named
brown, on the main road md iiscd only about
two hoars a dispute had iakcn place be-
tween them abou, some property, which Coo.
per had seizeJ e had proceeded With !; n.
bout two miles, when Brown, who had tol-
lowed shot him lehas not yet been caught
but great eSeftioas will be made 20 apprehend
him
The following. unfortunate circumstance
Confines the letter. occurred on The same
night--~'Tbe house of Mr.. David Price, on
Sinking Creek, Giles county, was consumed
by fire, together with all Of IFS contents, aud,
dreadful TO relate, four of his children PERISH
ed in the fumts.
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~ We understand, that on Thursday last,
near this place, q negro woman, the property
of Mr. Robert Minis, wac killed by stroke of
lightning Three or four others were prostrat-
ed by the shock, but not materially injured
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14
CHEROKEEs ND osAmEs.

ln addition to what we have already pub
ilshed, respecting the late battle between
these two nations Of indians, we are enabled.
by some particulars received from Mai Ora
ham, the agent for the Osages, to present Il
more succinct account fthat transaction. IL
appears that the Osages had left their villages
ION the waters ofthe Verdgrise) for their hunt
ing grounds on the upper branches Of the Ar
kansas,a migration which they generally make
m the fall, as the season is most pr0pitious for
game. The Cherokees aware orthis intention.
and ofthe inducements which offered to plum
der the camps and steal the horses of the Osa-
scs, in consequence of their being detached
IN hunting parties, Immediately followed in
pursuit. Efforts were made 10 arrest their
progress at Fort Smith, but without effrct-it
was good opportunity to crafty their long
cherished luminosity, and they were resolved
TO proceed. Having fallen upon the trail of
the Osages, who by this time had arrived at
the first Red Fort Of the Arkansas, they des-
patched parties in various lines, and fell upon
their hunting camps, in the absence ofthe war
rors killed 20 women and children, and took
80 odd prisoners. chiefly old men, women and
children, Of whom "a woman and her child,
and young giri) they subsequently murdered.
After committing these depredations, the
main body ofthc Cherokees was discovered
ny party Oh usage warriors, who Immediate
~ made vigorous attack upon them, which
Maj. Bradford states, checked the further pro-
gress of the invaders.
A remarkable instance of Indian courage
was exhibited on this occasion, which should
Justly rank The hero with the Horatii of anti
putty. \ gallant young warrior Of the Usage
nation, feeling indignant ut the outrages com
mtted on his aged parents, went boldly before
the Cherokees and challenged the party, one
of whom advanced to give him battle At the
same instant two other Indians ia Cherokee
and Delaware started on in different drec-
tons for the purpose of thanking him, or get
ting in his rear. BY an instructive kind of
stratagem, peculiar to the Indians, he contriy-
ed to draw them to the head of swamp
which separated the main parties then sud
denly wheeling upon his foremost pursuer,
(who from some impulse or other instantly
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sauatted down) de shot him dead llron the
spot. The Usage then dismouni,d, and
IN his turn gave chac g To the second indan.
whom he was 10 the act of shooting, when ha
9imself was killed by the Delaware, who Law
during this tim G secreted in the bushes.
We cannot but admire the virtue and hero
ism Of this ga liant warrior, and believe that
those noble qualities are possessed by MANY
OF our aboris ines, TO degree that would have
added lustre TO the character of the most re.
nowned king ut of the heroic age.
81. L. Enquirer.
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Honorable SMITH THOMPSON,
Secretary of the Navy.

SUPREME COURT OF u. STATES.
FEBRUARY 5.--Thc case of Wuikins against
Green, was argued by Mr.. Montgomery for the
PLAINTIFF in error, aud by Mr.. Hardin for the
defendant.
FEBRUARY 6.-The case Of Pages Admin
'strators against the Bank cf .9ieranfria, was
argued by Mr.. Lee and Mr. Scam for the
plaintiffs in error, and by Mr.. Taylor for the
defendant.
Mr.. Jones moved for habeas corpus TO
bring up the body of John A. Kearney, com
mlited by the Circuit Court ofthis District
for an alleged contempt
FEB. G.-Thc case Of Dduis against Con-
lee, was argued by Mr.. Pinkney and Mr.. d.
Hoffman for the plaintiff in error, and by MIR.
Hinder for the defendant.
The case of GoidSborough against Orr, was
argued by Mr.. Lear for the plaintiff in error,
and by Mr.. Jones for the defendant.
Fee. 9.-The application TO this court for a
habeas corpus in the case OF JOHN a. Kearney
was argued by Mr.. Jones and Mr. !S.cmlm
The case of Haits VS.. LindSey was argued
by Mr.. Doddriage for the appellant, and by
Mr. Brush for the respondent.
FEE. ll.-Mr. Chief Justice MARsuALLde-
Ivered the opinion of the Court in The case OF
.Ne,rSon VS.. Prior'S lessee. Judgment affirmed.
The case of Baiity against Greenieor and
others, was argued by Mr.. Luz and Mr.. Ken
Tor the defendant, and by Mr.. Jones for the
respondent
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seezing. The communication with WISELY
Ostrow is interrupted till the ice on the Neva
IS firm enough for the erection Of temporary
bridges.
BERLIN, Dec. give learn that the
marriage fiber Royal Highness the Prih ess
Aiexandrine, his Maiesty's second daughter, to
the Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg
Schwerin, Prince Paul Frederick, will be eel
ebrased next May The royal couple were af-
iiauced on the 2ith Sept. last year."
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a carbin--a third marches with pistols
Others have only sabres, or knives of the coun-
Try, called letagans-some are on foot, others
on horseback, or on mules, sc. This is the
anton WHICH, with an intestine war, wishes to
brave Russia, and Ia make enemies of the
other powers, insulting and malircatins with
a lerocious pride their subjects, Sc often
their ministers. We are here ON the eve of "a
dreadful crisis"
Madrid, Dec. si.--It is thought the Hing
will immediately submit the message of the
Cortcs to the Council of State Others say
the King is de;er,nincd 70 retain the Ministry
IN ITS Integrity, until the ordinary Cortes
placed It's memhcrs in state of formal accu.
sation. "tf tl,e Ministry said the King
:" must be changed to-day, because Audalusia
is IN state OF revolt, Tomorrow there must b,
further change on the demand of another re.
bel province"
This state of things causes some sensation
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OFFICIAL LETTER.
U 5 Schooner Porpoisc,
OF the Nortli Coast of Cub;

u. ;. Schooner POrpoisr
OF the Noril Coast Of Cuba.
2Oih january, 1922.
SIR Having completed the necessary
equipments of this vessel, at New Orleans, on
the 9TH inst. and previously given public no.
tee that should sail from the Balize on the
10th, with convoy, have now the honor to
inform you that proceeded TO sea on the
day appointed, with five sail under my pro-
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NJ S committed TO the Jail of Loudoun county, in N
" yember last as runaway, bright rnulatfo mar
who calls himself NED ROBERTS about FIVE feet nil
ntbes hgh stout made very bright complexion. SAYS
vas raised IN Berkeley county, before its division with ID
John Daies since deceased, within two miles Of smte
Says he was free born and bound said Daniels Until
years age Says he Is known Samuel Qnutt Anthol
Fulton, David Fulton and others The owner, II ans,
requested TO come forward prove property pay charges
take away said otherwise he will be dean with as 4
law directs. GITFS HANNAH
feDru"N 49, N-Sf lNior o. Loudo1n e0an1'
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Ertract of q private letter.
j'dris, yNov. 2I.--The Turkish troops re-
semhle more masquerade than an army--
one IS dressed in blue, another red, another
white, &c. one is armed with musket two
yards long near him there is another with
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The r,ost vainatte DiedieiHc in use for
COUGHS AND CONSUM UMPIION.

COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
THIS new and healing Balssm bids fair 10 rival
Il every Medicine heretofore discovered for
Coughs and compisin,s OF the Lungs, leading 10
Consumption, and even in seated Consumptiops IL
has lately been used by many with the mos, SUR
prisng success. h certificates from persons Of the
highest rc.pectabili,y, the great and increasing
demand for it, may be called proof Of its good cs.
fects, il is proved Scarcely q case OF Colds,
Coughs. pain in the side, difficulty of breathing
want Of sicep arising from debility or even Con
sump,ons, but may be relieved by the timely use
Of this medicine. Many certificates of its efficacy,
accompany each bottle IN .I. s,.
This may certify TO those whom II may coocetn
that have been extremely afflicted with the As,h-
ma, which has lasted me nearly forty years, and a
hreat part OF that time to such q degree, that
could not lay in bed nor ,it in meeting without
coughing. notwithstanding had tried many good
Physicians and various kinds Of Medicines, till
procured vial OF 3rderson's Cough DROPS, and by
the use oi them can sleep comfortably, and sit in
tie meeting without coughing. snd attend 20 my
business and do further hereby certify, that my
neighbor BENJAMIN hobrook had become unable to
labor, on sccoUnt Of .Tsc,ion Of the lungs, at
tended win . cough, who has received much bepe-
ft from the same kind OF Medicine SO az to he able
10 labor again, and can cbcerf:.uy recommend the
same kind OF Medicine, to those who labor under
such complaints.
!. tie Subscriber, 90 hereby solemnly affirm TO
the tr,rl, and whole truth OF the above statement
before a magistrate, at Providence, X l. this 9TH
day of Jny, 1921. CHRisTOPHER COOX.
Sold by whitney and Tiilingbast. Providence IT.
s. Taylor, & Go. Little Rest-Iouse Babeoek,
Westerly, and BY
Samuel w. Vinson,
Drugsis, and Aro,hecsry, Nevport--vho still
continues the business in its various branches at
No. iI0 adjoining the Merchants Bank, and re-
QUESTS Q Continuance of fsvors ss he keeps . con.
slant supply Of the best II. Medicines, tc.
Newport, Avg. Is, 1877. .fF
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LsTTST TLuPORrqTIoNs or
SPRING GOODS.
JAMES HAMMOND,
MS ansr Rsnprrrn.

mas 5US1 REeEfTED,
L. xTuA super and superfne real London and
IL French fashionable blue and black DroadcIo,hs
and Csssimeres.
Elegant patterns of fashionable vestings-Manda-
rim Grape and E!orentine Cor do.
Irish Linens and Linen Csmbrics, in whole and
halt pieces, remarkably cheap. if ii ~
English twist and Walihxm poweroom cotton
Shirtings. ,-f va Ia tt.,s ~
Fine Crava, Musirs, and fahcy or Elain Crayat
bandkerchiefs.
Company Flag and Bardsnno hdkfs.
IIoubie md single black Barcelona do.
Bh,e, naxarin blue, and yellow Nsnkiss. $3.50
satlioets, Csssnets York stripes and striped Jeans
Long sns short silk and cotton Hosiery.
Webbs Patent suspenders-best beaver Gloves
Six and cotton Umbrellas t
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ENecntOr'S NOfIce.

Execnf0r'S VOtice.
-AToTiCE s hereby given. that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Executor ct ,hs ss' viii
and Testament O. the pers .rai estate cf AsSAsHhw.
late of Exeter, deceased. and has given bonds tor
tha, purpose. ss,he law directs All persons having
.emsnis against said estate requested TO esh'bt
,he ssmeand al persons indebted tn said estate ate
hereby required TO make immediate payment tb
WILLIAM SHAW, Executor.
ya-wick, MAY, 1922.
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! DIR. AUSllN'S UkAIlON.

THIS day published. and for sale at the Mercury
Office. at the stores Of JAMES HAmMoNp, spd
G.opce WanTcH, ard at this oifice--an Grafton
pronounced j., this town. July 1922; at the request
OF the town by sAMuEt AUsrIs.DD u price IL cts.
CT The above may also be had Of Nichols Has
sard sunkesper. and Mr. Greene, Postmaster, Ports.
rnoul-at the inn Of George Lswton. Tiver,on-- and
at the store OF Col, Erasius Allan, in Troy.
Newpor., July IL, 1922
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NOTICE.
THE subscriber wi-bes = situation in some public
j Office ss clerk rk-sstisssctory recommendations
u-ai begigen JOHN DEBLOi5.
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MARBLE
M ON II NJ +. n I >,
THAMES STREET.

TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, I1ear,hs,
4 Fire Places and Grave stones, Of American
and Italian Marble, blue, white and clouded, tor
sale on the Packe, wharf, NEwPoRT.
|.. ALSO,
500 pair Of Grave stones. Of the finest
snl r,rst durable Blue Slate, warranted superior 10
.nv sold in this sta'c-Free Stone for Windows,
CAPS and silis, iirarihs, Fire Pisces and STEPS,
All of which will be sod Ut the lowest Prices for
Ca,h, Country produce. or other aierchandIle, and
on long credit ifrequred.
Apply to JAMES STEVENS.
Ne-vDor'. March 81. Pelham Street!
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY.

And fancy and staple Articles, Of nearly every dc.
scription, usually to be found in a book store.
.FLSO, b..
Tea Trays, Wine Walters, bread and knife Bssk.
cts, and other Japanncd Ware.
House, brushes Of the best kinds White wash
and Hearth do .t .r.
Looking Glasses, Britannia Wsre, Knives and
Forks, Brass ,udirons, Shovel and Tongs. Bellows.
Candlestclss, Lamps, and other articles Of hssse.
hold II IlA(UXhIlE.
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CARPEIINGS.
NEW PAPEn.HANGINGS.

Just opened, fcrther supply ofne and elegant
French and American Paper-Hangngs, at prices
much less than ever before known. N
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.;red to be laid before the House Of Re-
nrrssentatives, They were ordered to
lie on the table.
The bill supplementary to the act to
nroyide for persons engaged In the
land and naval service of the United
States in the revolutionary war, was
Rad third time.
Mr.. Alexander called for the ayes
and noes on the final passage of the
hill; which were thereupon ordered, and
the bill waa passed by the following
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the military fortifcatioas at Dauphine
Island and Mobile Point, accompanied
by sundry documents. The message 4
documents were read and referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs, and the
message ordered to be printed.
And then the House adjourned.
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To Rent.

The subscriber wishes to rent
HsTs for one or more years,hIs wharf s.
Gggsssi warehouse. The warehouse is 3
"a, stories high, fire proof, and having
every convenience for an extensive busi..
ness. The wharf is ITO feet in length and
40 in breadth, and has water OF sufficient
depth for the largest vessels.
JONAH THOMPSON.
march 20 go
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M ARINE LIST.
coPIED FROM THE
READING-ROOM BOOKS.

For Freight,
~ The brig ARROW, A. W. Lo-
Sa2s-3 veil, master; carries Hoo barrels,
will be ready to load in four days, and
take freight to Southern or Eastern
WIN. FOWLE 8. Co.
Who hare for sale, rscseusd By sasd 0esssl.
So bbls N. E. rum
30 tons plaster paris
100000 shingles
march go
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For Freight.

- - = - - y
.EAAA The good schr. CATHARiNE.
&R$ Nm. Singer, master, burthen 300
barrels, will be ready to load tomorrow.
Apply to j. III. LADD r. Co,
Who have just received and offer for sale
Ceases mems hne boots and shoes,
quarter cask currant wine
IL boxes, dozen each, very superior.
march 90
ConstabIe's Sale.
NK7ILL be sold on Saturday, the 30th
wv of March, IN the Market square,
between the hours of seven and eight O.
clock in the morning,
1 Piano Forte,
One bed and furniture and one trunk and
contents, the property OF Mr., Richardson,
taken by attachments 10 satisfy sundry
claims.
RICHARD w. WELDON,
march % Constable.
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For Freight,
sSK The good schr. ALLEGRO, Da-
assisniel Welsh, master. burthen about
900 bills. and will be ready TO load in
few days.
Also For Freight,
-. The good schr. CHARITY, Mo
E ses Pike, Sd. master, burthen about
900 bills. and will load in preference to
northern port. Apply to
JOHN n. LADD &CO.
Who hare for safe on board SAID vessels,
60 tons plaster
l4O bushels potatoes
5 bbls N. E, rum
And per sloop Joua, from Ns1u lorE,
pipes superior cognac 5ranay
march 20
march 90
1000 bushels St Ubes Salt,
SUITABLE tor the fishery, which will
~ be sold low
500 barrels ground plaster for sale by
JONATHAN JANNEY.
march 95 eo6t
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Canary Wine, &c.

CanaFy w Itlo, CC.
IN quarter casks Canary wine, branded
~ Cogsweli
43 bbls whiskey, just received per
sloop Fanny, and Tor sale bys
SAML. MBSSERSMlTH.
march 90 81