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NOTICE no CONTRIBUTORS
MARStlALS SALE.

pursuance of an order Of The court " chaucey
tor the Hichniond district. shall on Thursday the 2
day 0 Juy lust offer fp sale the highest bidder ~ pub
lac auction for cash, ut the Wocsy Mills house, the lae
dence Of Ienuei Bidck MI the perisae property said
Rddck (now in pOsesou consisting 0f horses, mules
cows ard hogs, household furniture. hooks, SC.
The sale will Ice made under ctder ibe 18th June
1928, made in the case Of Sneed Hi1di-k.
Should the above named day prove be unfr, the sale
viii lie made tue fret fair day itercafter.
J. GUEkRANT, NJ :. G. G. y. u.
July =. Or one Of hs D.utis
BY order OF the Chancellor The above sale postponed
until the ~ day OF September next when sill e
made, IL fair, Il NOT, The fdr day.
J. GUERRANT, ". s. c. e. r. D.
Jolly 1. 25-vtd,
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ENRlCO countyss. Pursuant The above Warrant Ia Is
Il Il directed, have this dav viewed an estrav cow
hewn to us 10y Ann fletcher OF said county, and do find
e same To be as follows: pale COW with bite under
her body and star in her forehead marked with nm over
Keel crop and hole in the right err and smooth in The Jeff
Siposehio he about seven eght Old, aud appraised
10 Ten dollars JOHN BURTON, JOHN NEW,
-, BENJAMIN iIILLIARD.
ne apnve named ireehoders qualified tcfnrc me
this 5;h day OF MAY, 1928 H. usVTS
Acopy-rese, j. D. wIlITLoCKE, clio.
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Ttcenty WILL be EVEN Tor . arpIsIsniOg aud
: Dotinrs curing in any Jail that get him gain,
Pe,.a.,y Negro man CHARLES, who is very
''eto"u arch fellow, good waggoner, and may
\------/ attempt to pass for free man. as he once
before has done Charles is square built well set black
fellow; feet or inches high is how-Ieggcd about
% % old lie carried several suits OF clothes
aud expect lurking about Richmond or
SartcrSyile. JOHN NJ IAIIGIIIJN
Caroliue county. August 96-w,r
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GANDIEe

IIuE subscriber offers To- N her factory on nth
street, near he Old Warket.hense, eight hundred
oHes NJ candlr vel hsaehed ard warranted 10 he Of
good quality, which wiz ne cold inw for rash
MaRGAHET MAULE.
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against


Commissioners o6lce, Rirhr,on1, Jane Ie 1928.
he parties interested will Plese take notice, that
nave appointed the I'm day Of August
the accounts directed in the foregoing order the court ON
which day al o'rlofk A. NJ they required
my office in This city, with their accounts and vouchers
ready ipr examination and settlement.
June "a. If-Avfh I'll nAKEp Al q
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Iirginia Lend Office .JuIu .

F,rginia LGnd Office, jug &c, 1925.
conformity To I'm act en,itird " reduce into
one ACT the several acts rning esclenorS
me ON day Of January 1919, do hereby make
the escheater of the city Richmond ~ ID,
nay ct The present month, received this This
naS at 10y inquisitior AMI Office said 25,i,
d", OF tue present month"; certain piece or parcel u Land
situated in this city I'm the south side T. between 2Ol
anu Zit streets containing l6 feet and running
80 ee belonging to the Marcus Lew de ceased
has escheated TO this commonwealth
July 90 - ot"ys -, VII
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HUm'0r David IOvI. TnIn m, Hnyv-
h'nS ana hcnard bullock. exors Of James Boyd, Drfts
me dernIauts Jpha y. Hawkins and Richard BuiIork
executors Of iamos Boyd having entered their appea
nce ana given SECURITY according u rule OF The court
hh appearing they inaiufnnis Of this district nm
me motion of the plaintiff y his COUNSEL it is o. lcrrd Thar
me said defendants appear The FIRST av OF IN. nrxtteru
ann answer the bill OF the plaintiff aud that COPY OF this
order he forthwith inserted 10 some rev SNAPPER printed IA
he city # Richmond Tor innfts s,,rc and
posted at TIE front door Of tie Capitol in to said civ
july y. 80 80 %, - "'H'
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BRIG S AXAGE-


Capt Martin, of the bug Savage, embraces this
early opportunity in behalf of himself, officers and
crew, to express their gratitude for the kindness OF
Capt MITCHELL OF the brig Clarssa Ann of Char
eston, hound TO Antwerp, who laid by the Savage on
the night OF the 18th May Iast having sprung leak
during very stormy weather, and compel lied to abaD-
don Tue brig, received us, nineteen IN number on
board the Ciarissa Ann, though AT the time short of
water, and treated us with much hospitality Ten
days subsequently, fell in with brig Pembroke of
ftf76roke, CapI.-- from Gouenburg hound To f3os-
ton, 81 days out, during moderate weather. 10 whom
the foregoing circumstances stated yet he re-
fused to receive of us board The Pembroke
Ills plea WAS, that he short OF mater md pr0riS-
ions. Through mercilnl Providence, the same af
ernoon we fell III with the British brig Xenoplon.
Capt Rnhinson, from Belfast bound 10 St Johns n
IS. with -9o passengers, who most humuney relieved
the Clar'ssa Ann, by receiving on board two gentle.
men passengers, two mates, five OF the crew and
myself (he remainder ofihe Savage's crew
on TO Europe in the Clarissa Ann.) On our getting
on board The Henophon, the Passengers unanimously
agreed 10 reiinquish part of their allowance OF
water, on our account IL necpssary.-Will such con
duct, with that of the Pembroke, bear comparison
10 Capt.: Robinson of The Xenophon, passengers
and crew, beg leave to tender our most grateful
acknowledgements their humanity and politeness
could not he excelled.
ISAAC w. MARTIN,
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Improvements Great Canal of New York
rapidly approximates completion. The Commits.
sionrts have advertised for proposals for loan of
another half million dollars, which will unuuestion.
ably he filled up a, once The spirit Of Canaiiuo
IS Quite tile rage IN the Canadus. Tsnt ,nienr We
care not how much they may lie Improved when they
become part of the United States The same shirt
IS kindling IN .Ne,o Hampshire, Iaine a. Conr.rt;cut
but we have not heard any thing OF late of its din ec-
Ton IN Massachusetts towards the Canal from Barn.
Stdhle NJ B"ssdraFs Bdy-a project promising as much
utility as any IN existence. The enterprise is said
to he OF easy attainment and, attained ~ steam
sad could be made in 10 or 20 hours
In no State IN The L uon, does the spirit of i'm
prore"e"f IN manufactures, canals and roads appear
w greater activity than III sister State ut New
Hampshire and we take pleasure IN adding that il
receives great part of its impulse from the SURPLUS
capital of Tins Guy. We confident IL will reiurn
with good nsancc. The attention paid 10 the roads
independent of turnpikes, is highly crerlitabe. a
Jaunt TO the celebrated White Mountains 70, health
pleasure, or information, Is now rendered perlectl,
safe, aud agreeable. The houses of entertainment
with scarcely an exception, are excellent and The
Journey could he made with ease in four DAYS.
These mountains lie nearly \. from Boston aud
the traveller, who takes the Newlmryport turnpike
and Hampton Falls, 10y Piscl,aquay bridge, 10
Dover aud iron Dover, through Rochester, Milton,
Wakefield, Ossippc, passing the westward OF the
Lake, to Conway, NC will find the route direct the
'oad thoush hlly, good and the inns of the hest cha
ractcr. Boston Csntinel.
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FRESH GROCERIES.

NfINON
TiE subscribers having taken the store formerly oecu-
pied by Mr. Samuel Bgham, and opposite IN Messrs.
ANDERSON WoodsOns, Carvstree have received gene
ral assortment oC groceries, comprising almost every article
IN The hne-fOr sale Nv quantities. purchasers for
casb or town acoepfanccs.
Also TEAS, WINES < LIQUORS. selected with pnrfic.
ulnr care fpr retailing, and warranted genuine.
Persons from The viii ind IL n their interest 20
examine the assortment; being deterrin 10 sel ~ the
lowest cash prices Goods purchased by he .et 90
The river, win be pot board the boa free OF any car
Thy hnre Coa'iganfuf-
% Kegs Lard, ~ small kegs f,f family USE
bales superior cotton;
80 boxes Mustard. direct from the mapufociorv and
warranted fre.h.
~ The dw cling par n the house occor;ed nv te, &c
f rent At very moderate price " taken ,ritoIv and
IS ven calculated for the convenience ~ perteel ftuiy
Auggsts 2T--w6w T. l. HtIAgD l. 20
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The fee for attendance The joint medical surgical
practice of the hospital is reduced dollars.
Besides tile practice Of tue hospital, opportunities e-
quenty occur of witnessing the private practice OF phys-
clans, such the condensed population Of large ces
peculiarly calculated 20 afford where the poorer class
numerous and mary of them the subjects OF charitable
sufions.
Board in the city may always be ut from three
to four dollars week The medical class
years mas consisted Df about eighty students.
Boston, June, 1928. 27-sts
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ed that thry have nj least equal popular voice ~
the House oi REPRESENTATIVES, compound voice ia
Ike election of President, and an equal federative
voice IN coordinate branch Of the Legislative and
Executive departments. Aud let theaa beware oi
combinations To produce that which the comstui on
contemplaes only the result of for,uitous events
lest they provoke the larger States exercise pow
ei which they must ALWAYS certainly possess.
Thirteen States, with foiy-five representative
may elect President against hundred aud sixty
eight What IS sill worse, "A majority OF its me IN
hers determines the vote of the State. Add 10 this
that these small States might resort to "A caucus,
('shich would he nothing new,) aud Ire bound hy "a
decision OF its majority, and YOU by what
small minority your President may he chosen. The
majority who opposed the Presidents election, would
ne attayed, ot course, against his
the Senate, unable TO stem the current, would yield
ana the little feeble minotry who could elect hin,,
would be compelled 10 desert him, and leave him
ms late. No one man could sustain adn,iui.tra-
ION under such weight ot opposition Your Psesi-
dent and Congress would wage immediate war.
Admit ih's political suite, your interest would he
neglected. and your rights abused 10, egn nations
would exrii at your cmbI rassmens, profit by your
'iissentons, tribe with your liberties, aud defy you,
resentment; the evil arising from the abuse of the
iederative principle, would be ascrbcd Ia the prnci
PIE itseii this essential feature would he suppressed
ana win ~, would expire the liberties OF your cuun.
Try Commercial and manufacturing, eastern and
western, northern aud suu,ern free aud slave hold
ing distinctions, have all been attempted WITHOUT
success coalition of The small States is the las
resort. IL IS iraught with misc hief and smells OF
| treason. The protector must he desperately mad @,
desperately wicked. Let il he attempted in concer
and the large States aud will combine to sun
press II. That ambition which aspires to rule ;
people against their will, would seek the mpaus re
gardiess ot the consequences Ii would lead The mi.
nor sovete'gaues INTO vortex their sure de nc
iIon. But the sober sense Of the community vii
snake an effort To save them, and the intcruusou 4,
Heaven viii crown their exeriioas with success
CITIZEN OF MAINE
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| NCHANCERS.-Ata court continued and held lnr (. ou-
ia county at The courthouse. Tuesday the tenth day
of Jure 1928
Elisha Smith Joseph Carpenter ard Nancy his wife, and
'ohh t'i'." ana Betsey his wife, PIJs.
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,o,,,,,o, ~ VuIY--I tNt', WM W HENINC, G. c.. /
Richmond, IN Nc. I'M. 1928 lrsii ri 10 take ne ,
ina, have appointed the sh day Oi month (orio
nr) next, for commencing the directed Nv IN,
above order Of The on which hav nj o,ciocl NJ
,ht attendance required my Office in civ with
'ht accounts and the documents supuort Tho,
same; aud those who have clamS against the ne firm of
john and Willnm Bell viii the sant before me- ON
or before the day aforesaid. -
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NlRGlNtA: Alta Superior Court - Chancery boId.r AZ
the Capitol IN the city of Richmond, The 18Th day
of June, 1925 $3.50 ""'
John g. Davis, William Moore, surviving partner of
Edwards and Moore benjamin Cooke iliiam axnil and
"''""'" =. n"''"on' Pts.
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mark at 10 | Q per III. The newspaper.
to-day announce fresh fluctuations in
French policy.
Liverpool, April q. Our cotton mar
ket generally has been IN very dull aud
declining state throughout, the past mo.
Some speculative. purchases had the eff
fcct OF producing temporary improve
ment, but, not being followed up to any
extent, the demand again subsidized, and
during the present week the market has
been quite as dull and depressed as in any
preceding one this year. The total
sales OF the month amount TO 48, COO bags.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 2s.--The animation
which our cotton market showed last
week subsidized on Saturday.
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$50 REWARD.

NNHE following is description of the double
barrel fowling piece that was stolen from
che Franklin house on Saturday night the 9th
Of April last.
Barrels wire twisted. high Joint locks. freed
aud steel inside, silver nose caps, backside, es-
cutcheons, &c. rlatina holes, double gold and
single piatina bands, two gold names (Chance,
London), inlaid on the contracted breechings
pillared box, &c. &C.
Fifty dollars will I've paid for the gun, deli.
vered at the Franklin house, and no question,
asked by the subscriber. &c. STOCKTON
10 The Alexandria Herald will insert the
above once week for weeks, and forward
their bill to r. c. S. for payment
Washington, NAV Iav3w
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LEGHORN Fl,ATS, &c

~ case Of ladies Leghorn Aats,spperior qnal-
ity, do gentlemen's do hats also, a complete
assortment of gentlemen's youths and childrcn's
beaver hats, do boots aud shoes, comprising
every kind, which will be sold at the invoice prl-
ces TO close the sales ; and an assortment OF
looking glasses, different sizes do ladies' dres-
sing cases Tortoise shell combs OF every de-
scription Cheap, mock do do do, ivory do do do.
Handsome assortment of jeweiry, beads,
clothes, hair, and other kind Of brushes Fam
cy, Windsor and transparent soap. Ladies' and
gentenen's beaver and kid gloves, do do peck
ct books very good), umbrellas, clarinets,
flutes, flies, double and single barrel fowling
pieces superior quality, pistols, &c. may y
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening last, by the rev
Wells Andrews, mr.. AARON HARMON, to
miss MARY, daughter of mr.. Charles
Pascoe, all Of this place.
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A Fresh supply of New & Cheap
dUotis.
LNMES G.. 81 z. RANRV

dUUrs.
JAMES g. s. r.. BARRY
LEAVE this day received, and are now open
4 z ing Mt their CHEAP CASH STORE, a
splendid assortment of
FANCY g. STAPLE ARTICLES,
which with their purchases of last month, rem.
der their assortment very complete Among
which are the following: London super blue
and black cloths, do super dark and grey MKT,
brown and Olive cloths, do black blue coronation
and MKT cessimeres csssine;s, white and CO.
iored drilling constitution & Genoa olive cords,
cotton cassimcres, striped cotton fiorcntinc,
striped snttecns, ribbed Angola cassimcrcs w!,i,c
jeans, plain and twilled black bombazr:.s blacl,
hombazeens very superior), case ='r"ri"r
London calcoes, I'D, 9.S Cd, super aud co,u-
| mon cambrics, jaconct and null null musins,
"A and Ga plain, figured, tamboured Swiss,
book, and lene musIins fashionable London
| coiored vestings, plain aud figured white Mar
settles, French, and the real English figured
black horeniine; figured gros de Naples, sim
shaws, sarsnets, Italian lulestring, white aRd
| black satin, forences and levantIneS, Canton
and Nankin black and coIored grapes, IA and
9-4 Nankin Grape shawls, colored cotton shawls
and hkfs, leila hkfs, fancy silk do "a new and
very beautiful articlr), White lace shawis, vel
vcteen scarfS and hankerchcfs, thread and rot
ton laces, linen cambria and cainbric hdkfs,
| Irish linens and lawns, dowias, sheeting, Drog
hedas, and brown hollands, Russia sheetings,
buraps and Scotch oznaburgs, Madras, Ban
danna and flag hdkfs, blue, yellow and red
ground twilied cotton do, chiniz furniture, do
nestle piai6s and stripes, shirtings and sheet
Tgs, colored and white denimes, Wilmington
! stripes, Verona cords, furniture and apron
checks, 1874 aud IA MsrseilIes quilts, steam
! loom shirtings, long clo,hs damask table cloths
and diapers, men =, women's and misses cotton
hose, mems halfdo, ingrained black cotton do,
white, black, blue, and pink Italian grapes. pins,
| tapes, bobbios, silk and Cambric, buttons, sew
| ing cottons of every description, threads, tia
lian sewing silks, ladies' and misses kid and
beaver gloves, mems silk, kid and Woodstock
gloves, ladies white and black silk hose, fancy
| Mantua and satin ribbons, silk cords and
braids, clinical coris, elegant parasols and UNI
brellas, and great variety Of other articles ia
their line, which makes complete their assort-
mept, and do most respectfully invite their
friends and the public, to call and examine,
promising that their store shalt always main
tain the name Of the ''cheap cash store"
COTTON YARN,
| oC he In;a oC NJ .r1I
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esraio marine Nist.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED. NAY s
Sch Elizabe til, Moffe,t, Baltimore. AZ

Sch Elizabeth, MofFe,t, Baltimore, As
hours. MAY7. i.
Schr Lucinda. Fletcher, Jamaica, IS
dsi coffee, logwood, and specie, TO J n
badd e Co, VIM Fo~e s Go, A ia.
mieson 81 Son. and the master. Left
at Jamaica brig Elizabeth S,urces,to sail
In DIS. spoke in the bay ship, 81 DAYS FIN
Amsterdam for Baltimore--did not un
derslsnd her name.
Sch Hero. Thompson Bermuda, II
DIS; ballast and specie to ] s. Miller.
NAYS.
Schr Triton, Fowler, N. York, S DIS /;
potatoes, cider, cheese, oats, hay,
brocms, fish, oil, and shell barks to the
master.
Schr DeIight-in-P Peace, Studley, New
port. K /. whale oil, yarn and domestic
goods 20 A.. q Cszepove and the master.
Schr Carrier, Mayo, Wilmington, N {.
G. 10 ds salt, cotton and hawai- stores TO
John S. Miller.
Sloop Mry, Flower, Soule, Philadel-
phis, 6 DIS; full freight 10 merchants o.
the district.
And several inlsr6 vessels with tobac-
co and other country produce.
SAILED.
Scoop Java, Wa>or, New York.
MEMORANDA.
The Wi'helmina, FIN Savannah, at
liverpool, 4th April.
Sch Cent, HaIiett, hence ar a, Boston,
9Th inst.
Sch Mary.Spear, Perry, hence ar at
Portsmouth, N ri LIST inst.
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Lot OF GROTLND
NOTICE.


virtue by deed of trust, executed by VIM
y HartshorD and wife ito US the subscribers, for
the purposes therein mentioned, we shall pro-
coed to sell at public sale, ON the premises, ON
the TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF MAY next, at IL O.
clock in the morning, all that
lot or Parcel Of Ground
lying and being in the town of Alexandria, be.
ginning at the intersection Of Water and Wilkes
streets, and running southwardly with Water
street l76 feet inches then eastwardiy in
line parallel with Wilkes 81. into the river Pofo-
mac; then in a line parallel with Water street !:
l16 feet inches TO Wilke street thence west.
wardly with that street and binding thereon, 10
the place of beginning.
The terms of sale are, one fifth part Of the
purchase money TO he paid on the day of sale !;
the remainder on credit OF one and two years
With interest thereon, from The time of sale, and
secured by lien on the premises. The title to
this property is considered good, and such, a
one as we can make sbalIbe given.
GEORGE DRINKER, .
THOMAS JANNET. AlustseS'
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CALCULATING LIBRARY.

THE subscriber has purchased OF the late
IL proprietor, the Circulating Library, COM
pri,ing nearly two thousand volumes. She in
tends, occasionally, to procure, in addition,
such modern publications as may crafty the
public taste for reading, and respectfully So
iicits patronage TO the institution, continued on
King street, next 10 the mayors office.
mayo 81 SARAH HARPER
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Head Quarters, PerpigDan, n
TIE GREEKS.


Accounts from Conslantlnople are to
the 23th Feb. Letters from that place
announce that the porte has acceded to
the proposals brought by lord Strangf ford
Letters of the 25th, from Constantine
pie, state that lord StraDgtord had an
audience with the sultan. 1t was then
resolved to take step towards an agree
ment with Russia the refs effcndi hs.
wing declared TO lord Strangiord that The
Turkish ministers were ready to renew
the relations with Russia. A formal
communication had not been made. An
extraordinary courier arrived at Vienna
from Constantinopie on the 18Th, proba-
bly, with this communication. Expresses
were Immediately despatched forthwith
to st. Petersburg and London.
In the Archipelago the Greeks con-
tiDue TO capture vessels. Great effort:
ar, making by the Turks for striking a
decisive blow against the Greeks.
COMMERCIAL
Extract of a letter from Messrs. Ra,h
bone, Hodgson & Co. Gated, Liverpool
April Referring to our adyices Of yes.
terday, and to the annexed accounts o.
our market, we have now to mention the
sale Of 81 bales Z w. remainder Of this
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PUBLIC SALE.

&xzgA On THURSDAY, the FIFTEENTH OF
fsstsf1 MAY next, at IL o'clock, will be
sss.ES43 sold at the reading room, the
r&A&ka$. dwelling house and q lots of land;
on Stump Hill, lately occupied by
the late MIR, c. Norton; the whole containing
'houi 2l5 acres wen Enclosed The situation
is high and healthy with a fine view Of the
river and town, from which il is distant about
miles. The garden is well situated and has
many valuable vines, shrubs, fruit trees, and
GOOD asparagus beds. The house . stories
high OF brIck, with every necessary out house,
with a pump connected with dairy at the door
The lots will he sold altogether or separately to
suit purchasers, and reas enable time for pay
ment will be given upon the purchase money
being well secured with interest from the day of
sale plat OF the land may be seen al the
auction room S. A. MARSTELLER, auct
ap23 "a
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IL AVE this day received, and are now open
I z ing at their CHEAP CASH STORE, a
splendid assortment of
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LINSEED OIL.
n Bbis LIST quality liu.eed oil, for sale We.
III ~ cheap by BUTTS q CAWOOD.
mays fN t..s
Potatoes, Cheese. Oats. etc.

TNOR sale on board the schr Triton, captain
II Fowler, Vowelis wharf, 1000 bush seed po-
tatoes, 10 casks cheese, 10 bis lamp oil. 800 bu
Albany oats, 15 bis Newark cider, 80 dozen
brooms. All the above articles will be sold low
from the vessel. may 9 r. CORNING.
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LOST. or MIsLAID.

A DRAFT drawn by Silss Hollis, in favor
IN of Josiah Lawrence, and endorsed by him,
on Abraham Bradley, jr esq. assistant post
master general, Washington, for two thousand
dollars, dated Savannah ION or abouD 9Th
Nov. 1922. Any person having found said
draft will confer favor by leaving IL with the
editor Of the Herald, and, IL required, shall re-
ceive compensation. II is Of no use to any
J person but the owner. 81 may