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The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-22
TURKISH ADJUSTMENTS.

When the Mahometan sermons and
worship are over, the Common people OF
Cairo, resort to part of the suburbs call
ed Bed Elloch, as well as the stage play
ers, and those who teach camels, asses, aud
dogs to dance. The dancing Of the ass is
Idiverting enough; for after he has frisked
land capered about, his master tells him,
that the Soldan, meaning to build great
palace, intends to employ all the asses in
Icarrying mortar, stones and other mate
Irials upon which the ass falls down with
his heels upwards, closing his eyes and
making his belly to swell as if he were
dead. This done, the master begs some
assistance of the spectators to make up
for the loss Of the dead ass and having
sponged as much as he can get, gives them
Ito know that truly his ass is not dead, but
only being sensible of his masters neces-
Isity, PLAYED them that trick to procure
some provender. Then he commands the
ass to rise, who lies still in the same pos
ture, Notwithstanding all the blows he can
give him till at last he pracaims, that
by virtue of an edict by the Soldan, all the
handsome ladies are bound to ride out
next day upon the comeliest asses they
can find, in order to see trlumphal show,
and to entertain their asses with oats and
Nile water; these words are no sooner
pronounced than the ass starts up and
prances and leaps for joy. But he imme-
liately gives out that his ass was pitched
ed upon by the warden of his street, to
carry his ugly and deiormed wife; upon
(which the ass lowers both his ears, and
llimps with one of his legs, as if he were
lame the master alleges that his ass
lhas kindness for handsome women, com
!. mands him to single out the prettiest lady
: in company, and accordingly he make.
shis choice by going round, and touching
one Of the prettest with his head upor
q this the company divert themselves By
y ylauyhing and pointing to the ass's sweet
5 heart"
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adorned the whole Of tlis scquestered spot
a neat little cot arose to view--l entered
it without the usual ceremony OF knock
ing, for the doors were open, and seeme'
to say TO the weary traveller, :" thou art
welcome" :.
"Why are you immured in this solitude?'
said !, to an elegant and lovely female
who offered me seat. "To partake Of
happiness, and to watch parents declln'
ing years." replied the amiable Fanny
|" this humble dwelling is the abode oI
peace and content, though not OF splen
dor" ran over her features with an ex
uuisite look-a melancholy, which over
spread her countenance, rendered it mild
and interesting-a lively eye denoted
quick penetration, solid sense, and good
heart. / apologized for my abrupt visit
and begged her to crafty me with rela
tion of some of the incidents OF her life.
any father" said this charming girl
"was an eminent merchant in --; thu
scale of fortune attended him for man,
years opulence and domestic harmon,
rendered us supremely happy; continue'
losses in trade reduced our fortune to
mere competency. An elder sister, az
amable girl. was cropt like flower II
the bloom of youth: she fell, wretche'
victim to hopeless love. Unfortunately
she had contracted ali attachment to
young man of merit; but such was he
extreme delicacy, that she kept the iats
secret till few moments before her d.
solution. II was then too late to restore
her life. Only the shade of beloved
daughter, an atlrctionate sister, renamed
MY mother, oppressed by misfortune
sunk beneath their weight and six months
after. my sister bid tender husband, an'
me-, an only remaining child. long adiru
1t was then my care to console father
and to watch his feeble age with unremlt
ting attention.
a. We left the crowd and hustle of th
metropolis and sought an asylum, relic
from sorrow, in this village. La the sum
mer, my garden affords me amusement
and in the winter, by social fire, my age
father will repeat some of the adventure
of his youth; or |, from some book in ou
small library, will find amusement for hlr
and myself, which enlivens the long even
ings."
| Who would relinquish this delightful
life for the splendid ball, or brilliant cir
!, Gle the metropolist boastse Here reside
innocence and peace there envy and di'
cord. In strolling into the wood. her
each misfortune that enbitters the cup 9
life, is forgotten; and the celestial ray
happiness "streams through this fra
mansion of mortality, subliming all ou
sutierinss."
!! Most of the virtues that adorn the ps
ges of human nature are found in the r.
tired cottage and its mild influence wi
ever shake from the troubled heart tn
heavy dews Of sorrow.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-22
THE SPANISH MAIDEN.

By Mns HEMANs.
Why is the Spanish maiden's grave.
So far from her own bright land
The sunny flowers that o'er it wave
Were sown by no kindred hand.
IT'S not the orange bough that sends
Its breath upon the sultry air,
IT'S not the myrtle-stem that bends
To the breeze of evening there
But the Rose o. sharon's eastern bloom
By the silent dwelling fades.
And hone but strangers pass the tomb
Which the palm Of Judah shades.
The lowly Cross, with flowers o'ergrown
Marks well the place of rest.
But who hath graved, on its mos,y stone,
A sword, helm, a crest?
These are the trophies of & chief,
A lord of the axe and spear,
Some blossom plucked, some faded leaf,
Should grace mniden's bier.
scorn not her omb--deny not her
The honours of the brave!
Der the forsaken sepulchre
baiiIef anu Piulhc uiS1t Nhft.
She bore the steel in battle tried,
Her fearless heart above,
And stood with brave men, side By side,
In the strength and faith of love.
That strength preval'd-tis' faith was blesS'd
'rrue was the javein thrown,
Yet pierced it not her warriors breast,
She met il with her own
And nobly won, where heroes fell
In arms for the holy shrine,
A death which saved what she loved so well,
And grave in Palestine.
Then let the Rose Of Sharon spread
Its breast to The glowing air,
And ht palm o Judah lift its head,
Green and immortal there!
And let yon gray stone, undefaccd,
With its trophy mark the scene,
Telling the pilgrim of the waste,
Where Love and Death have heen.
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REGslSM.GlH, ,
Dry Good Merchants.

John II. Brinckle, corner of Market & Queen q,
William M'CauIley, Brandywine, north OF Bill,
John MLear, No. So market street. y
Joseph Pogue, No. f0l market street.
Allan Thompson, 43 market street.
Chalkley Somers, 81 market street.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
p. Mendenhall, No. 201 Market street.
Richardson s. Bonsall, No. l6l, Market STREE
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Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.

Theophilus Jones, q market street.
Valentine M'Neal g Son, 86 and 100 Market 8.
William M'Neal, King street.
James Grubb, IL East Front street.
James Simpson, ~ West Front street.
William White, 80 Market street.
Thomas Virden, (Ladies' Shoemakcr) corm-
High and King streets.
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70 THE EDITORS OF THE wIInlNeToNrAN.


No solution having appeared in your last paper
TO the Enigma which you favored rue BY inserting
in the paper preceding. for the satisfaction Of
some, you can mention that the word required is
SpAnKlEs. As the story of the 'actor' may be
somewhat mysterious, l will endeavor TO explain
it.In some farce, wag who had supped too deer
in the jovial bowl, tells an old steward, among
other odd adventures, of bis having stopped or
the day preceding, at blacksmith's shop by the
way side; being rather cold, and consequently ap
preaching too near the fire, aspnrk accidentally
flew in his throat, and notwithstanding he hat
drained the last drop in his delicious bottle, hs
had found it impossible to quench it.
solution may be more readily given to tn,
following, asit will be found a very simple
ENIGMA.
My FInsT--far DER the wide Atlantic borne,
From sire, and wife, and child, forever torn!
Debas'd and spurn'd where Freedom has unfur'c
Her star emblazon'd banner to an envying world
BY my SECOND, old England has gain'd all he
And the "nin,h Of a man," as he drives in the
stitches,
May justly exclaim that he lives by its smile,
But still he may starve by its irown all the while
The WaoLE--a nations curse stalks DER the
main,
Stamps on our banner an eternal stain.
And Freedoms sun, which besms on Spain no
more,
Still lights the damon to Coumba's shore. W.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-22
THE COUNTRY LASS-A SKE ETCH

The sky was clear, the sun had
Ipassed its meridian, the fields were ver-
Idant, the ffocks bleated in the valley, and
natures livery wore pleasing smile.
Could country lass, educated in the bo-
som of nature, and an admirer of its charms
withstand the temptation for rambling, at
this delightful season, and on so charming
Ia day roved into the meadows; fancy
directed my steps towards the industrious
contemplation upon the
goodness of heaven, in crowning his Ia
bours with such full grown crops, and with
abundant plenty, to supply his like indus
Itrious family with bread, so wholly occu,
'lpied my mind, that my feet strayed'
knew not whittier.
The birds chantingT their notes, ant
: leach winged songster caroling TIE praises
aIol its creator, awoke me from my reverie
!! found myself in wood, where flower
a of different hues and fragrance, adorned
: each hillock, and the banks of riyule
e boasted innumerable charms; in its clea
=. mirror the neighboring beauties were re
ylnected, and over its pure bosom the barg
v of pleasure glided.
k After wandering a little while foun'
,r myselfin an open field. The wild sponta
e neous flowers diversified the path that le
4 to small, though neat and we'll cultlva
It ted garden, where nature refined, was v
p shle in every part. The favorite of Flcr
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-13
Thirty Dollars Reward

Dan AWAY from the subscriber, me-
Al gro man, psmed JOHN, formerly
the property Of Miss Nancy Massie, at
Cockburn's farm, Fairfax county. The
said negro is about % years of age, of a
dark complexion, aud about . teet inch
es high, straight and well formed, and has
a pleasing countepance when spoken to-
had on when he wenl away, blue round.
about and country cloth pauta'oons; but it
is likely he may have changed them, as
he had different suits. lie is supposed to
be lurking about Mount Eagle, near Alex.
andra. The above reward Will be given
to any one who will put him in The Alex.
andria Jail. THOMAS MCINTOSH.
march O Sw*
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-13
Dying.

siili continues 10 CA
i ry on the DYING BUSINESS at his
old stand, near the Mechanics Bank i. at
his usual prices, viz.
Ladies' dresses, black, rs cts.
Other coors ID on
Shawls, large size, 30
Small shawls 25
Leghorn bonbets dyed and
dressed so,
GentIemem' coats dyed BLK loo
Other colOrs l25
Pantaloous dyed black rs
mar i3-tf K. q. LANPf1lER.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-13
For Sale,

49, THE LAND & HOUSE on Stump
Efks Hill, lately owned by Mr.. Norton,
Ssss being about Iuenty-one .icres,
49, we'll enclosed; on lbe little river
turnpike road, two miles from Alexandra,
The garden contains many valuable shrubs
vines, and fruit trees. The situation is
handsome and healthy.
Possession may be had Immediately
The time of payment will be reasonably
extended to suit the purchaser.
nav 27-tf VIM. thANCH.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-13
To Let,

Ma A convenien, two story brick
ETFN dwelling house on Duke-st. oGe
ME-, door weston patrick-street Also,
$3.50 comfortable frame tenement on
PatriCk-street, near the corner OF Duke
Also, about I2 acres OF land, now enclosed,
with small frame building thereon, hand
sumely situated on the Leesourg road, a.
bout ~ miles from Alexandria. The renis
of the above property will be made low 10
good tenants. For terms apply TO
janlO If w D. MUTT & Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-13
Proposals.

TEyILL lie received by me until the
w 10th DAY OF April next, for furnish
ing FIVE hundred gallons OF winter strained,
and two hundred aud fifty gallons OF sum
mer strained oil, for the use Of the lamps
for the present year. Also 10 light and
take care OF the lamps, as well as
to furnish oil for the same. Proposals to
be made for both, or separately.
march go |. 7. IHOMpSON,
Clerk of the Common Council.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-13
Notice.

TIME subscribers would again remind
4 those who have accounts with them,
that but short time longer can possibly be
given for the closing of all the business OF
the firm of S. s. D. REED, and that in fu-
ture no credit will be gwen al their store,
and hope none viii ask it, as they shall be
under the necessity Of refusing indlscrimi-
nately.
N. B. A general assortment of good
s III o E s.
for sale on reasonable terms at the old
sand, FOR CASH only. SiLAS REED,
octl6 IF DAVID REED.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-13
To Rent,
To Rent,

s,s That convenient two story Brick
ETTA dwelling house. on Ps;rick, be.
sssss tween King and Prince streets,
800. now occupied by Mr., JOS. caches.
Possession may be had on the lth April.
Apply 10 lSAAC dlbooN.
ALSO,
SwTA A small Frame House on Duke
NEE street. Apply as above.
g. feb IL It
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-13
The Steamboat

Will be in complete order and commence
running on WEDNESDAY, the S5lb instant,
as heretofore, between Washington, Alex
andria, Norfolk, City Point and Rich
moad-Ieayiug Washington every We'd
nesday. at 8 o'clock, afternoon, and A.
exandria at o'clock for Norfolk will
arrive there the evening OF the next day.
and lie following morning, say Friday
morning, leave Norfolk at 8 O'Clock. for
City Point s. Richmond arrive at City
Point before dark, and at Richmond the
evening of the same day:
Returning, will leave Richmond at 6 o.
clock every Sunday noraing; stop at City
Point Tor passengers, and arrive at Norfolk
the evening OF The same day. VIII leave
Norfolk for Alexandra and Washington
every Monday morning at 9o'clock. Fare,
including meals and table drink, between
Washington and Norfolk, I dollars; Alex
apdria and Norfolk. DO so; between
Norfolk and City Point, A dollars be-
tween Norfolk and Richmond, 8 dollars.
feb IL
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For Rent.

TIME cellar under the three story brick
Il warehouse, occupied by the subscri.
bers, on Fairfax street. IL is large COM
modious cellar, perfectly dry at all seasons
and paved with brick, is suitable for sto-
rage Of any description. or would well ac-
copmodste a boot-black. To good ten.
AMI the rent would be moderate,
JAS. C.. & ROBT. BARRY,
nov S5 III Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-13
OYSTER Shells.

i HAVE for sale 1900 bushels Of nice
4, clean oyster shells. Any person wish
log 10 purchase, will please csIl and view
them, opposite the old market house; also
Fresh e Picked Oysters,
said TO be very nice.
DOMINY BANCROFT.
apri| 6 st
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To Rent,
Indian Queen 2drern,

The conveniences oil this house as la
vern, are such, as to render any detail OF
them unnecessary; being situated on King
ST. where all travellers most usually put up.
The house and stables are in the best
repair, and ready tor the reception OF a
tenant. Possession will be given on the
lat.hof March next, and the rent will be
suitable 10 the state OF the times. Apply TO
ian 81 CATHARlNE McREA.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-13
mo. 65ll.
MiIlet Seed for Sale.

DERSONS DESTROYS OF purchasing MIL
l. LET SEED can be Supplied by The
subscriber in Alexandra, or by his Agent
on the Mount Vernon Fishery Shore, now
6shed by Judge Washington and William
Patterson. MAURICE HERBERT.
april 8 ~, 3tawtMl
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n Office:

~ HARRISON and W. ANDREWS
IL have removed their school to the
room formerly occupied by Mr, WiIbar,
on St. Asaph street. A few more classical
sho!ars can be received. Terms OF tuition
are
For Greek, Laiin& Mathematics
per quarter 20 o9'
Latin and Mathematics do oc'
English and Mathematics DO o0
Stationary DO oJt
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-13
Vol. XXIVJ
For FREIGHT.

axxt The fast sailing coppered brig
ER ANGER, Hedges, master; carries
1900 barrels; an excellent vessel, and will
be ready Tor the reception Of cargo 10 a
few days. Apply TO VIM FOWLE & Co.
Wbo haVs for sale, SAID briggs cargo Of
5000 bushels bright Isle Mayo salt.
march %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-13
Fish

EOR private families. Families desi-
Il roos of having fish put up for private
use, can he supplied on the Mount Vernon
landing, or on application 70
MAURICE HERBERT, Alex'a-
The fish will be taken fresh from The
seine. mar Is 9aw.lm
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-13

Splendid Furniture, Se.
NHE subscribers have now ON hand and
l. will continue to manufacture a, their
ware-room, on King street, next door TO
The corner of Alfred street, Eie greatest
variety of the most
Fashionable s Durable Far
nitnre,
made in a very Superior style, by work
men of The best skill and experience
They have spared no exertion or pains TO
bring their business to the highest state oil
improvement, and they llauer themselves
that the furniture they now offer is equal
to any exhibited III any OF the principal
cities ~ the Union. They will dispose OF
the above on the most favorable terms Tor
cash. TO puncuaI men or 10 barter. They
keep for retail mahogany and other male
rails used by cabinel-makers, which they
offer at the lowest prices. Orders Pun.iu-
ally attended 10. -
JOHN S. KOONES &. Co.
P. S. FUNERALS undertaken at prices
commensurate with the present times.
ian 8 3m.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-13

1000 tickets
IT. Not IA blanks to Prize. :.
Thi. popular little scheme viii be posi-.
,;yely drawn 10 Richmond on The 18th OF
APRIL next. J. H. Runaells hopes he
shall have the pleasure OF distributing For
tunes's iavors, in this class, with as much
liberality as in The First Class, viz: 5000,
dollars. with many others, was sold, and
paid on presenta non OF the tickets.
A package Of 10 whole tickets 90 dolls. (;
DO OF ~ half tickets 25 dols.-to OF 10
quarter tickets IL dolls 30 CTS. Single 'lcs'
cts b dols--hali tickets 2 dolls 80 CTS
Quarter tickets | dol 60 cts. Or packages
OF whole tickets may he had by eeiI'ii'
cate for 90 dollars 10 cen':-halt hck-
cts |. dolls 37A cts-auarter tickets dolls
I3a cts. Orders from abroad, tree ut post
age, inclosing The cash, willreceive prompt
attention.
T0FgN II. RUNMEzsT.S,
King street, Alexandrs, d. Z.
march ~
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To Let,

s,. The House and Store formerly
N.Y. occupied by the subscriber, on the
ssssA corner of Fairfax and King streets.
Al IL is considered a good stand tor
any kind of business, and will be rented
low TO a good tenant.--For terms. apply
TO THOMAS l.. MARTIN.
nov "
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april 6
Notice.

TINE Inhabitants of Alexandria will
Il take notice that the subscribers have
been appointed Assessors for the present
year. agleeably TO the laws OF the corpo.
ration.
"The said assessors shall, Immediately
after their appointment, proceed to value
the houses and lots within the limits OF the
corporation, and 10 demand from the mas
tiers and mistresses OF every lamiiy, lists
OF all male ,ythea tles belonging TO, or re-
siding in their respective families, and al
so tson every owner of taxable properly.
list OF such property. And il any mas
ter or mistress OF family, or any owner OF
taxable property shall neglect or refuse 10
give in list OF all male ty,heabies belong
ing 10, or residing in his or her Ia
miy, or other taxable property, with
in five days after demand made there
of by any assessor, the person So Oh
Tending shall forfeit and pay one hum
dTed dollars. And if any person wbatso-
ever, shall willully omit or misrepIesent IN
the list given in any tyIheabte or taxable
property, or shall in any other manner
conceal the same from the knowledge of
the assessors, the person so offending shall
forfeit and pay double the amount OF The
tax imposed on such tytheabe or taxable
property. Every merchant, shop keeper,
mechanic, or any other person. having in
his or her service or employment any
clerk, journeyman, apprentice or assistant,
shall render an account OF the same in his
or her list of tytheables, and shall be ac-
couBtabIe for the capitation tax hereby i'm.
nosed in like manner and under the same
penalties, as if such clerk, jouTneymau,
apprentice or assistant, were member OF
his or her family"
JOHN GRID
march IS GEORGE DRINkER
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Little River Turnpike Com

'd'iy-
4 dividend oftwo dollars and fifty cents
"A is this day declared on each share OF
stock. paid up in full, held in this lnstiiu-
tion, aud viii be paid TO the stockholders,
or their l.gal representatives. on or alter
the sixth inst By order OF The President
and Directors.
JONAH THOMPSON. Treas.
april 8 3tawiw&naw3w
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Seed Potatoes, Plaster, &c.
0OOE, BUSHELS potatoes in prime or
~ooo der, 200 tons plaster, l5O bbls,
No. aud behring's
40 bbls. nett shad, for sale by.
JOHN Ii. LADD & Go.
Who are regularly supplied with
Woods Improved Freeborn Ploughs,
of every description, with extra shares
mould boards. sc march 2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-13

Domestics.R Russia Goods, etc.
YAylLLIAM FOwLE & Co. have now
w landing and in store, for sale on Ii
bers' terms,
ego bales OF bleached and brown cot
ton shirtings ami sheetlDgs OF every
description.
Fi5 bales checks and stripes
ESQ pieces Russia sheeting
$50 do OF heavy and light Ravens duck
500 do Russia diapers
90 do do drisiings
ESQ bolts LIST, Cd g. Sd quail. Russia duck
20 tons st Petersburg hemp
g do cordsge
10 bales feathers
$50 casks of nails assorted sizes
40 tons SweGe's iron
10 G Gnq Mu y nssshp' SUGARS.
10000 lbs green a0d 81 Domingo coffee
5000 do Sumatra pepper
goo boxes mould csDdles of sizes TO Is
Jamaica and N Z. rum
London particular and Sicily Ma
deira wine in pipes, halt pipes,
quarter and half quarter casks
Teueritfe and Malaga do
Cognac brandy, Seignett's brand
Hampers OF porter and wine bottles
SO boxes tin
100 bbis beef Boston inspection
march e3
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Salt. Seine Irvine, &c.
Just rsceiDsd and for Sale
q bids. Brdport seine Irvine
Coco bushels Turks Island salt
IN STORE,
1000 bushels ground alum salt
IUO bbls. Suffolk tar
AND DAILY EXPECTED,
1000 bushels bright St. Ubes salt
GEORGE COLEMAN,
march 10
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domestic Goods. &c.

Domestic Goods, &c.
H ANDlNG from the sloop Globe, capt.
IL Cole, from Providence, and and tor
sale by VIM. fO"LE' q 70.
81 bales OF cotton, shirtinss d. sheelings
goo boxes mould candles OF sizes a 8 8 q
TO the pound. Also,
For sale, received by the brig FredericG'
captain Barrett, from ST. Salvador.
$500 La Plata horse hides
100 do dry OK bldes
&c bags sugar and are daily expected
from New Orleans, cargo olsugais which
are represented OF superior quality
feb g