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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14

SIZE.
WANTED. to contract for 200 cords fresh
w water ICE, to be delivered on Wharf
in Portland, within 90 days. Apply TO the sub
scriber on Long Wharf.
ITO sale as ajoee 800 b5ls. ofS. r. FLOUR.
WNl. SWAN.
Portland Jrn IA, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14

tI-The above PRIZES hv the conditions Of tie
Lottery payable in sixty days. but arrangements are
making for the immediate pa, alent and in the mean
time they will be received the same AZ cash for
tickets in the next class, the advantage Of IN mmedi-
are exchange obvious the present price Of parts
Of tickets is the the small prizes lust drawn
will be by the scheme Of the next class pub
shed in this paper that it is only about half large as
the last, and will commence drawing tire first Of May
and the managers determined that il shall be I'm
shed without delay,
Portland January Il, 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
C1RRfCX'S SAFE.

~ a late sole ci some OF the most PRICED
relic, OF Gsuiea and Shskspesre, vase and
pedestal Of The most exquisite woikmsnship
formed Of The Mulberry tree planted by Shsks.
pea'e, sold for 22I. ils. I'd. An elbow chair
enriched with the smbisms Of Tragedy and
Comedy, With medallion of Shakespeare. on
the book, carved rom portion Of be MuI.
berry tree by Hoga',h himself, sold Tor i52.
IS. a medallion portrait of Shake espeafe,
ca'ved on piece OF the St's,fo;d Mulberry
Uee, and originally WON by Gauiek al the Ja-
b,lee sold for l3 pounds.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
NEW BOOKS.

Isabella, novel by tho author Of Rho
da, ? vols
Sermons. by the Rev. J. w. Cum
ninghsm, vol
Italy, poem by Samuel Rogers, V.
Las Cass's st, Helena, Sd vol.
kingan GilhaiFe, by the author Of the
EntraH, &c ? vols
Salem Wi,chcraft, vol.
Fables for the Holy Alliance, rhymes
on the Road, sc sc
konlnssmaIke, the Long Finue, 2 VI.
J he above, with general assortmen' Of
Books s Stationary,
are ior sale a, JAMES hAnNONDs Dry Gods &
Aug 5. R,ek.sforr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
miscellaneous ArticscS.
NEWSPAPERS.

There are 10 newspapers published in Con
nect,cu,. The oldest Is the New London Ga.
ze,te, which was commenced IN 1853, 90
yoats since. The next Is tho Come ctit VI
Cou,an,, which was commenced io 1904 -
The population Of Connec'icu', 10 1920. was
276243, which Rives one paper for eve'yi5,
900 ,nhabitants--ip $4,000 inhabi,sn,s 1t 10
calculated there are 5000 ia miles, and sve'y
f,miy took paper, It would give 5000 sub
scribers 10 each psper. In 1855 there was
only ono paper published in Connecticut sl.
though the Colony then contained $50 600 IN
habiton,s--snd in l77J, when The population
wa. nearly 200 Geo, thee were only iou' pa.
pers. Thee are % printing Offices in Con.
necticu,. There are eleven o'her periodical
public cs,ious. - Boston Palladium.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
From Griscom's Year in Europe"
.HITSELyH .qT DUBLLE.


In the coDtic o. the museum at Dublin, is
Suspended the skeleton Of sgtompus. hi'een
or twenty fset in length. The preparations
in this museum sre oumcrou, and valuable
among them ave two rare and celebrated spo-
cimens. One Of these is the skeleton OF one
Clark, a native Of Cnk who u is said was u
young man Of ofsurptis'ng strength aud agility;
but having once laid all nigh, in field. alter
indulging in great dissipation, the left parts
OF hi. body began 10 os',fy, end The procos,
continued by Glow degrees, until every part
grew into o bony suostance, excepting his
skio, eyes and entails. His joints became
s,iffened, so ,ha, he could nei:hsr bend his
body, lie down nor rise up without assistance /:
when placed upright, like o statue, he could
ssnG bu, could move no more than u dead.
His teeth we're joined, and formed into one
entire bone, SO ths, It became necessary to
bresk hole through them TO convey liquid
Substances, TO preserve . misersble lie. His
tongue lost its use, aud his sight leIt him some
ims before no expired. This preparation
shows the progress oi this singular instance OF
disease, q parallel TO which ia no, perhaps 10
DO found in sny other collection.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02

for being obliged, Q, 90 sdysneed period OF
life, 10 bear srms; bot" said The veiersns,
"ws should be deficient 10 gratitude, If We
did not sst in de!suce Of county, which hss
shorded US generous asylum, and projected
us i'om tyranny cod oppression" Such o
bsod Of soldiers nsvrr, before, perhaps sP-
pesred 10 any field Of tsiLe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
For SALE.

FOR S4LE,
THAT pleasantly situated stand for Public
House, situate III Portsmouth,, about miles
from Newpoli, with an excellent orchard, garden
extensive outhouses in thorough repsir, aud about
six acres Of land. The situation IL well known hA7-
ing been occupied a public house for many years
.fho-a taree acre lot, on the main road, within
one mile from the STATE house
Lhewlse-an excellent well finished two story
Dwelliug House, in Howard street. the south part
Of the town, in perfect repair, and having q large
garden, with an abundant supply OF fruit.
IIkew,se--t~o shares in the Portsmouth oolen
ManuIsctory. now in full operation
For particulars relative to the whole or any part
of the above property, apply 10
HENRY MOORE.
Newport Ian Is 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
A MOTUER'S LOVE.

A mothers love !--how sweet the name
What is mothers love
A noble. pure and tender fame,
Enkindled from above.
To bless heart Of earthly mould,
The wsrmest love ,hs, can grow cold;
This is a mothers Love.
To bring helpless babe tolight,
Then while it lies forlorD.
TO gaze upon that dearest sight,
Aud feel herself new boon
In it's existence lose her own.
And live and breathe in IL alone
This is a Mothers Love.
It's weakness ia her arm, 10 bear;
w cherish on her breast.
Feed /, from loves own fountain there
hnd Jul il there 90 rests
yhen while il siumbers watch its breaths
As ITO guard from instant ueath;
This is o Mothers Love.
r, mark its growth from day to day,
It's opening charms admire;
Catch from lis eye the earliest ray
OF intellectual ire.
70 smile and listen when it talks,
Aud lend hnger when il walks;
This 10 a Mu,her's Love.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
Stase Of ithodc- Island, &c.

Sebfem5er l6 1885,
THE creditors Of Gou.d MusSh oil New.
port, IN The county Of, Newport lahorer, here
by notified 10 appear If they shall see ht. d, The
General Assembly, TO be holden at South. .kings-
town. on TIE iast Monday Of October next to slew
why his petition for the ben,fl OF the act, en-
ted Ill act for the relief oi IasoiV.nl deo,oTs,'
ought not 10 be granted.
sept rs. HENRY BOWEN, Secrg.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
HENRY BOWEN, Seer 2.
State OF Rhode. | sland. sc.

Sbtenber is, 1928
THE creditors Of Rieaara S.n.nson, e
Newport, in the county Of Newport, butcher,
are hereby notified TO appear, if they siu see fit,
st the General Assembly, to be holden ~ sp.in.
kngs,own, the last atondsy Of October next, ,s,
anew cause @hy his petis.on tor the benefit ., nc
act, cnured can act for tic relief Of 4ol.eat debt
ors." ought not to he granted.
sept as. HENRY BOWEN, Secry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
PAI'RIOIIS.lfs

During the American Revoluriou, eighty
old German soldiers, who, aiier having long
served, under different mooarchs OF Europe,
had retired to Ameties, and converted their
swo,ds into p,ooeh sha' es, voluntarily form.
ed themselves into . company and dis,in.
euishsd the msslves in various actions, on the
side OF liberty. The csp,sin was nearly one
hundred years old, and had been In The army
forty years, and present IN seventeen battles.
The drummer was nine,y.four snd the
youngest msn In tho corps on The verge OF
ssven'y. Instssd Of . coeksds each man wore
. piece Of black Grape, - q mark Of sorrow
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
POETRY.

he following lines from the pen OF Robert Burns
were written at the time he contemplated visit to
Jamaica, being induced to leave his country On
account OF bis emearrassments.
The gloomy night is gathering last,
Loud roars the wild iDconstsnt blast,
Yon mrrky cloud 10 full with ram,
I see it driving DER the plain;
The hunter now has left the moor
The scsttered coyeys meet secures
While here wander, prest With care
Along the lonely banks of Ayr'
The autumn mourns her ripenihB COL"
BY esriy winters ravsge torn;
Across her placid azure sky
She sces the scowing tempest n.y.
Chill runs my blood 10 hear II rave
I think upon the stormy wave
Where many a danger must usre'
Far from the bonnie banks oil Ayr
'ris not the surging biI'ow's roar
"ris not the fatal deadly shofei
Tho death in every shape appear
The wretched D. ye no mole 10 'esr
Hut round my heart the ties are Douho'
that heart ,ranspierc'd ii whh many wounds
Those bleed afresh those ties Tear,
10 leave the bonnie banks Vt Ayr.
Farewell, old Coilas bill and dsles.
Her heatiy moors and winding wales,
The scenes where wretcbed fancy rOyes,
Pursuing past unhappy loves
Farewell, my friends farewell. my foes
NV peace wnL these, my love with those
The bursting tears my heart declares
Farewell the bonnie banks OF Ayr!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
VIM. James Tilley,
No. ll9, Thames street,
Hnd No. /, Custom House Court,

Hnd No. /, Custom House Court,
HAS just opened and now for sale. good sat,i.
nests for oHly hfiy cents The yard and very
nice for sesenty6ve cents, and will sell them lover
by the Piece. Tic is about making arrangements 10
receive Americao manufactured brOsdciolhs. csssi-
meres snd satiinetts to sell by the bale, piece
yard and wilt sell them at all events for 1T least
from IS To 90 per cent lower than any oae in this
town or evea Boston. Al those who want cloths
and iavOrabiy disposed towards the American
manufactured oues. would Il, ,reA 10 Call and exam.
inc for themselves before they bay
Oa h1nd as usuGi-a Complete assortment OF En-
gsh sad French Droadco:hs. and being well &C.
qusinied with the aFic!e 4. determined shall
undersei him
few run KiddermnsIer Csrpeiugs. very cheap.
Aug %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
PARDON WHITE.
Nsg0 Publications.

JAMES HAMMOND,
Has far safe a! his Dry GoOds md Book
Store,
Quentin Durward, bv The author Of Wa
verly, vols. dolls.
Military Journal, during the American
Revolutionary War, ON l775 TO 1893,
with ni, otica iAcis and onecdotes, by
James Thaeher, NJ. ID. late sur.
geon O! The American Amy,
Sol. 9 dolls
The Wilderness, or Braddock's Times,
tale Of lhe Wesi, 2 vols . dolls.
The Steam Boat, by the author of "An-
nails o! the Pl'isn," / yuL IS c.s.
The Trials Of Margaret LINDSAY, by
tho autEo, Of Lights and Shadows OF
Scottish Life" vol ! dol.
The Travellers Guide, or Pocke, Gaz-
sueef, OF rhs U SIa'e', by J. and Il. c
Morse. ,o'. l,25 CITE.
ALSO,
SCHOOL, BOOKS,
Classical, and all other kinds in general
Writing and Letter paper, OF various
Kinds, with gene al variety Of
STATIONARY,
and ether articles, such as are usually to Sc
iound IN
BOOK STORE,
1000 rolls CT French and a ISerican
PAPEK HANGlNGS.
Newport, July 2, 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
x. /. CLLkK'S MAGAZINE.

State o/ Rhode. Island, SIC.
WAsHIseroS. Sc Clerks Office, Supreme
JHdieiG! Court, Sehf. S!h, 1898.
an application TO ire this day made,
~ by .lafaony Rath6un, Of North Kmgs,own, IN
SAID county q Washington, ,eonRn, Psu''oner Tor
the benefit of the lnsohcnt Act OF this sts,eNoliee
is hereby given to his creditors, to appear. 1t !hfy
see ht, on the second day Of the next term OF tie
Supreme Judicial Court, to be holden at South.
Kmgsto~o. in ard FOR he couny Of Washington, on
The second Monday of October next, then ssd there
TO nomnste one or more Assgnees, to receive an
Assignment Of all his Estate, agreeabiy 10 the pro
visions Of said Act ROBERr T MOVES. Ck
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
Thc mosL ya.uabLe med!eIAe eNeL An use.

COUGHS, CONSU.HPTiO US G.ND .fSTH.h9
'I>aiS neW sad healing b4sam bids fair TO rivs! ev-
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints of the lungs leading consumption
and even ~ seated cUn,umptOns IL has lately been
used by many with the surprising success. "
certificates from persons OF The highest sespecl;rbi
ny Tie great and increasing demand for lhen may
be called proof If its good effects II is proved -
Scarcely case of Colts. coughs, pam in the side
officially Of breathing, want OF seep arising from de-
hiay, even consump,ions, bot may be .elievcd BY
the Timely use ofthi, mrdic,ne Every genuine bot
tIe hns .infs,son Cough Drops stamped on It, and
the directions are al signed by J0mti .keitH
These drops generally give ease in most cases Of
coughs, colds, difficulty OF breathing. wheesing.
tghtness o.. tn chest consumrlons, and pain in the
side, The aged will experience reIiefequaly sgree
rbie aud instantaneous, even when The iungs a.
fecled
Lr Be particular, as each ec'rGas bottle aas
I" .Iniersoas Cough Drops" stamped i, and iS't
each OF the directions signed IN writing by james
.lieiieH-np others are gtouine
pGice, doaar for large aud Gly cents for small
bottles.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
State OF Rhodt. island, &c.

STATE OF RhOdt- Island, &C.
Cte,Es D.Biee, IourI q Common PteoS toT he
Counfy # HezvhoFs. 2ih Sens 1925
N hEREAs Riehard Sarps0n, OF The town ard
w County of Newport. butcher, halh tbs dsy
fled IN this Office, application Cor notice 10 be is-
sued 10 his creditors to be ard appear tr!ore said
court, the second day of the term ,besOi TO be-
holden at New port within and for The county Oi New
port. on the frst Monday Of Novembsr re1, then
and lhere TO nominate ss.gness o. his, the said krcn-
ards property, sgreeeby to 81 aci ct the Hon Gen.
Assembly passed ,ber January session, 1872, en-
titled aa ACT for the relief of insolveDl Debtors,'
Notice is therefore hereby given to said crcCiors,
then and there to appear loo The purposes si0resag
HENRY Z. .CRANSTON, t.1k.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02

state of i,hode. Island, &c.

c'n'N V, ''''','> S>0'
C.erPg Office. Coari cf Common Pleas for ne
S3pnfy ot AeS9hoyE i2h Sent. 1925
w HEREis GOaG.'ia,si OF The town Sni comfy
W Of Newport isb0rer, has t,,s dsy tied u,
tlns ofhce application for notice to he ssued 10
his creditors 10 be and appear before said court on
the second day ot the term thereof. TO be holden as
Newport ~i,hia and Tor the county Aforesaid On ihs
hrst Aondsy Of November ueAt, then and there 10
nominate Assignees uf the property o, sad Nj" 4. a.
grees5y act oE the Hon. Gen. Assembly, passed
al January sessicns. 1922 ,nlied an act tor c
lief uf Insoye Mt De btors," Notice is hereiore here
by given to said creditors, then and there 10 apIcar
tor ihs purpose aforesaid
HENRY Y. CRANSION, Geek.
IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
S;a,c Of khode- Island, &c.

Sia,c OF Rhode Island, &c.
Clerks Office Cou'i Of Common P!eas for tie
Cau"fy Il hewhoyf Sth' 20, 1898
M HEREaS PnRRy elaMoss of Tyetton IN the
" county ofNewport laborer, has ;his day ted
IN my cfioe IN application for notice 10 he issu,d 10
his c'ed"rS 10 be and srpesr before sad cour, on
The seccrd day Q. the tEerrCf, 10 te hoiten sc
Newport, within and tor ;he ,oaniy a!cresaid, the
first Monuay of November neat Ihcn aEG ,he!c 10
nominate assignee. OF ;he properly ot sad Perry.
greeaby All act OF the bon General Assembly pass
cd at January session. 1892, emitted ''an act ior he
Tcie Of insorent deb, ors" notice IS therefore te,e
by given 10 said creditors, then ~nd i6eIt 10 arpt&g
Tor I.e purpose aforesaid
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Cox.
seSt 49,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
Auction and Comnlission

STORE.
HI Me fire ,hroof Brick Store, No. S, NcTAsI'
Square.
A IL business 10 the above lines, viii meet Ni'f
"A every facility and prompt attention. an6 49,
fa,ors gratefully acknowledged by
HENRY MOORE.
Nrwport. Wow 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02

UPRIN7IAG @, Of ali hHds,sree.iea ~
a saasf:efOry manner. at ikiS olSes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
GJ The Gbare Medicine IS for safe by
SAMUEL W. NlNSON,
DRUGGIST AND APO IHEGARY

GJT The Gbore Medicine is for safe by
S.AMUI l. ". NiNSON,
DRUGGIST AND APO rHECARY.
N. 10, iHAMEs srHRET,
who has also Tor safe constant supply Of the
bes; kinds of
medicines, Drugs, &'c.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George ". Til
lioghEst, John Il. Mason, Providence Dr Tibbi,ts
Warwick Benjamin nstemSn. Esst.Greenwich !
nanie Carpenter, u.bridgei David Fsrum. Smith
fed Dr. Briggs, Bristol Thomas ) Taylor, Little
Rest Rosse Babcock, Westerly DR.. Th,nghast
WEXFORD Jeremiah Williams, arren; D.niel
Brewer, TeunIon, GLASS; and the Posi-. Master at
s!a,ersvilie. May 2i, 1928
CHARLES NJ. THURSTON.
Has just received s. ot'cIs tor sale cheat
Jor Cssh or approved credit
SO boxes and 10 bbls. Havana brown
Sugar,
Barrels white do do
50 chests aud boxes young Tyson, Hyson skin,
souchons aud Bohes Teas;
S bags Coffee
S do Pepper,
) pipes Cognsc Brandyy
uhds. Jamaica sptits;
9 hbds' aud 30 bbIs Jenek's best rye Gin,
90 iihds. Nolassesi
20 Or casks Port, berry and Malaga wines
2 hhds. old Cherry Rum,
so sacks blown sat;
~ boxes Doolittes soap;
50 do. Coigs,es best do;
5! Kegs hrs, qualify Richmond Tobacco
5 bbis Lrrr,laid's paper do;
s do. LorriIiard's cotch snuff;
90 Jars Lorr,liard's Maccsboy do,
100 bags Patent shot.
10 barrels sperm Oh,
10 kegs Butter;
1000 II pure Ginger
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-11

PHINEAS JANNEY
III AS just received ii bales OF cottsx, SUD
IL quality, 20 boxes sperm candles branded
Coffin. IN sToRr.
70 boxes sperm candles, branded Rodmsn
tierces spetniaceti oil
tons white lead ground Ia oil
8 bbls Venitian red
20 kegs spanish brown
cases patent water proof hats
10 tons Russia clean hemp
Russia and Ravens duck
Do sheeii1g
English pine apple cheese
10 mustard in boxes OF 10 doz BOTTLES
DO shsd and herring twine
DO shoe thread
CambFic and jaconet hhuslins, Marseillss
quilting
Spotted cravai hdkfs
Figured Nankin silks
Black silk shawls
Nanki1 Grape gown patterns
Black galoons and ribbons
ClaTet wine in cases Of doz each
Loaf sugar Phila refined
Cut nails and brads
2lO tons Swedes' and English from
assorted 6at bars from I Ia inches 10 6
inches wide, & from IA 20 inch thick
square bars from ~ inch to inches
Round from l-4inch TO Ii inches
Plough plates and land sides
Swedish Steel in bundles For sale on ac.
O9nn@Oos"nS terms, On 9
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-11
FAIRvIEw RACES

q As has been already stated, there were
but two horses entered to contend for IN.
purse of yosjsrday-Mr Johnson's BETSY
Richards and Mr.. Sleeper's Lady Lipht.
foot. AT the appointed hour the bops,.
appeared on tho course, and started !.
few minutes after ls o'clock, to run four
miles heats. Betsy Richards took the
lead and kept some distance ahead du.
ring tho whole of the rounds, excen, !,
very short part Of the third; when LADY,
Lightfoot appearedfor moment 70 r,;n
little upon her. The first heat wIss won
with apparently great ease by Be,sy
Richards-and so confident V.r, ~.
Nrgihians in the superiority of their
horse that he was ridden without 4 whip.
he first heat was run in seven minutes
and thirty-o seconds, the course being
NOT mile round. Tho betting was chief.
~ on the tirst hcat--t&b to one in favor
Of Betsy Richards.
Alter the customary interval. tho .esII
70 horse was again fnsde--vhen il an,
Peared that Lady Lightfoot was with
drawn and would not contest the second
neat. 10 comply with the rules OF the
course, Betsy Richards was gaIloppcd
round and took the purse, The trial of
speed in the first heat was sufficient to
prove her great powers, and her decided
superiority over her antagonist.
l6dlfin7ore american Of yesterday.
A tailor in Hudson, informs his ousto-
mers mat he has returned from n. York,
and brought with him new cut Tor coats.
which he calls the "Ecl,hse Pattern
Coat" nv. Y. Mn.
We understand that several tailors in
Virginia sre now making what is called
the Henry coat. The only difference
hAtween that and the New York Echase
coat, is, that the former is half length
longer than that Of the latter.
baltimore Federal Republican.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-11
TO RENT,

IA%ms That establishment well known
fSnsN4, as the tsWO0LINGTON DIS.
"a TiLEERY," situated on the Dor.
st1ekzt4; defs OF Loudcun and fair7nz Coun,
Ties; Virginia. Ii is capable Of
manufacturing six barrels ofwhiskey day, and
the high reputation which it has hitherto sus.
tanned as to its quality is well known. The
buildings which constitute the establishments in
addition to the DistiIlery are all nearly new
convenient and we'll constructed such ns a
brick dwelling, warehouse store, granary, dis
tiller's house, cooFer's house and shop--blak.
smiths shop smoke house, &c. &c. Its good
stand for a cothtry store--and in addition I'd
the supplies Of grain brought down the Potomac
river, which is but short distance from the dis
hllery-the Battering prospects in the Grain
crops OF the neighboThood authorize belief
that the business that could be conducted there
the present and succeeding year will not fail to
prove profitable. To the foregoing there viii he
attached about 100 acres or arabic land Tor more
1t fequTed) a part of which is enclosed and
subdyided into lots we'll set with grass--and
will also be accompanied with A Tipbt 70 he
furnished with supplies Of fuel and slaves for
barrels from such part Of the estate as shall be
pointed OUT. Possession may be given On the
Isl OF June next. IL will be required of those
VINO may desire TO rent, to give satisfactory Sc
euthy LOT the payment and faithful performance
OF such covenants as may be agreed upon.-
What they are can be ascertained by reference
10 JOHN B. MORRIS.
BALTIMORE, may 10 2aw4w&Isw4w 3
W The Genius Of Liberty and Washington
ian Of Leesburg, the Alexandria Herald, and
metropolitan of Georgetown, will please pub-
iish the above twice a week for four weeks
then once a week FOR four weeks,
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The "Lswler wheat" hss not besn in
'he least affected By The rsvages ofthe fly.
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peraIo marine Niat.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA.

AaRIvED....JuNE 10.
Schr Twin Brothers, Baker, Baltimore,
48 hours; full freight to merchants of
the district. r.
Sloop Fair Trader, Beastop, Phiiadel.
phia. 8 ds freight TO merchants, and z
passengers.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk,
with Is passengers. Left ,opsail schr.
below, bound up.
SAILED
Sch Hero, Weston, barbados.
Slo0p Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Delight-in-Peace. Studley, hence,
ar st Boston 5th inst.
sloop Eagle, SavoryI hence,ar at New
Bedford 9th inst.