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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17

ST. Eustatia, he heard an eminent physi-
clan remark, that he had many cases OF
the Locked Jaw, and never lost pa
tient. On inquiry Of him as 10 the par
ticular mode of treatment in which he
had been so successful, the physician
replied, that he directed an application
of warm I've made of ashes, as strong as
possible if the foot or hand was wound
ed, the same was dipped repeatedly in
TO the lye; and if part of the body
which could not be immersed in it, then
in that case the part affected to be bath
ed with fiannels wrung out fl&n the
warm I've. In July last, Capt. Charles
Gordon, of Newport, unfortunately
jumped upon a scraggy pointed spike
which perforated his boot and foot, and
he was taken home in the most excruci-
ating torture-the attending physician
could afford him no relief. Providen-
TALLY lady, who heard The above con-
versa,ion, recommended the warm lye
bath, into which his foot was placed
within 10 minutes the anguish was TAX
en- oht: he went to bed and slept quiet
ly. The application of I've was made
for 10 succeeding days no pain, no I'M
easy sensation returned, but what is in
cident to common sore, and on the
eleventh day, Capt. Gordon walked a.
broad. Newport Mercury.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17

Locked Jd1v.--Several years ago,
during a conversation in Newport, upon
that dreadful malady the Locked Jaw,
an intelligent master of a vessel Cbserv-
cd, that when he was at the Island Of
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17
Ladies' PeliSSe Cloths 6
Trimmings.
GR0RGB c. DRANo
TAILOR,

III AS just received from Bos-
ID a. ton an assortment of Ladies' superfne
Cloths-consisting of Royal and Navy Blue,
and Claret Pelisse CLoTHs.-Also, Silk Plush f;
Gimps; Imperial Cord; Frogs and Frog, But
tons; Pelisse and Habit Buttons, suitable for
trimming the Cloths, as above, in the latest
style.
G. c. D. has also received, au6 pn
hand, Super6ne, Black, Blue, and Claiet
BRoADcLoTHs; do. Drab and Oxford Mi4'h
Ribb'd and Striped KERsEYMEREs.-Also
Observation-Disclosures Plush-VslI
vet-Silk, Toilinett, and Valencia VEsTISes
&c.-with all other necessary Trimmings tol
the Tailoring Business.
or The latest fashions jnst received
for Sartouts, Top-Coats, Sc. for the season. ;
N. B.-PELIssE, HABIT, and MANTUA-
MAKING, done in the most fashionable style.
Worcester, Nov. 2, 1924. eow3w
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17

TEvHE new Steamboat OIL
III YER ELLSWORTH, Capt. D. HA-
VEINS, leaves Hartford every Wednesday and
Saturday at II A, M.-leaves New-Yo rk Mon
days and Thursdays at 4 P. NJ.
Passengers leaving Boston by the Mail
Stage at / P. M. on Tuesdays and Fridays,
will reach Hartford in time for the Boat.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17
Gcatlemens' Pumps.

A GOOD assortment of first quail
IVA ity PUMPS.--Also BOOTS and SHOES
of all kinds, for sale by
EARLE G. CHASE.
Worcester, 10th mo. IS, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17

HAVING greatly increased
q & his Collection by importations from
Europe and Asia, now offers for Sale the fol-
lowing selected Varieties -
ia Of the Apple, So Goosebery,
1O7 Pear, - Strawberry,
SO Cherry, 80 Grape,
48 Plum, ii Currant,
Is Apricot, Is Raspberry,
"a Peach, 81 Almond, Ounce,
IS Nectarine, Mulberry and FIG:
together with a very large assortment of Or
nan1ental Trees, FlosCering SlsTatbs and Plants,
and about 500 species of Green House Plants.
Every Tree is duly labelled, and
warranted to bezthe kind expressed in the In
voice, and none will be sent but such as are
healthy and vigorous The prices, by mutual
agreement, are the same as al other estab-
iishments in the vicinity of New-York.
Orders left at No. II, South Main
Street, will be forwarded every Wednesday
and Saturday per the boats and Trees
delivered at Providence within 80 hours from
the time they are taken from the Nursery.
ADAMS FOSTER, .4gent.
Providence, Sept. 90, 1894.
Or Catalogues may be had gratis, by ap-
plication at the Spy Office, Worcester.
9W
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17

Polar seas.-The theory that there are
open seas round both the Earth's Poles,
has received strong confederation with
in the last few months. We have now
on our table letter from naval Off
Ger at Drontheim, who notices the fact,
that CaPt. Sabine had good weather,
and reached 80 deg. 81 min. north lati-
tude without obstruction from the ice, so
that the Expedition might easily have
proceeded farther, had its object so re-
CURED. And we have also had the
pleasure to meet recently with British
officer, who, with two vessels under his
command. last season, penetrated to II
deg. 25 min. south latitude in the Ant
arctic circle, which is above three de-
grees beyond Cooks utmost limit
Here he found the sea perfectly clear
OF ice, and might have prosecuted his
voyage towards the Pole, if other con-
slderations had permitted. There was
no field ice 10 sight towards the South ;
and the water was inhabited by many
filmed and humpback whales.
London Literary Gazette.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17

sfmeTlcGn MaaufactlrcS.-The paper
Mandatory of Mr.. Thomas Amies, of
Philadelphia, produces paper ola pro-
perry so firm and adhesive thatit resists
the excessive humidity and dampness of
the East India climate.-SeveraI reams
have been sent to Canton, and larger
supply of that article from the above
mandatory has been demanded. Read
this intelligence, Americahs-our coun.
trymen begin to supply the populous re-
gions OF India with American fabrics al
ready.-This is but an avant courier of
more important inteIligence.-There is
splendour in prospect.
Vertical Gridlron.--An article ny this
name has been invented by Mr.. Sizer,
Of New London, Conn. which promises
to be valuable Improvement upon any
one in present use. 1t suits with anv
sort OF fire, wood or coal, is economical,
and the steak is entirely unaffected by
the smoke from the embers.
ImpcnetraJiIty Of Giass.-The expcr-
iment of lowering a corked glass-bottle
to great depth into the sea, has uni
formly resulted in the bottles being
partly or wholly filled with water, when
drawn up. Some have maintained that
the water, in such cases, finds its way
through the pores of the glass. This,
however, is an error, as appears from
the following experiment.-Two glass
bottles, Theoretically sealed, were lei
down in lat. II, 27 W, TO the depth Of
1900 feet, and drawn up empty. A
wine bottle corked, and sealed 9th rosin,
was then let down, and came up filled,
and the cork inverted! Five other bot
ties came up flled--the corks and rosin
remaining as when let down. This
proves that water cannot find its way
through glass,-at least, under any
pressure which is likely to be applied.
Boston IeLepyaDh.
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Congress Spring Water.


mis- spring was discovered abou, IS
i years ago-it issues from a small A.
perture 10 the rock, at the foot OF beau.
,iIul little cascade, the stream OF which
rises about fifty rods west OF it The eff
tect produced by this wster is that of
calhsrtic or diuretic, which leaves alter its
operation an increased degree OF appetite
for TODD, without the Iangour incident to
medicine. ln all chronic cases, where
the treatment should be mild, this water
is recommended, as we'll as diseases Of
the liver, and other complaints arising
from The habitual use of ardent spirits, ora
long residence 10 bot climates. The tenn
PeIaiure, by Farenheit, is SO degrees:
The following analysis gives ibe contents
OF one gallon, or s3l cubic inches OF water.
Nitrate OF Soda. 47l.5
Carbonate Of Lime, l78.476
Carbonate OF Soda, los
Carbonate OF Msgnesia, 8 $50
Carbonate OF Iron, 6.i68
Total, 676 grs.
Carbonic acid cas-, 343 cubic inches.
The above water is sold by
JOHN H RUNNELLS,
may II King street. Aexandria.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13

call of The House, Mr. A. waived his
call tor the present, giving notice that he
should move far the consideration OF the
resolution on Monday next
VIRGINIA MILITARY LANDS.
On m0,ion OF Mr.. Vance. OF Ohio, the
House took up the bill authorizing the
President on the United States to enter into
>eltsm neg0iIa tons Ieiativa 10 the lands
located under Virginia military land war.
!4nts. lYiI. between Ludlow's & Roberts
lines, IL the state ~ Ohio
(This bill provides, Tha, The Presi.
Zen: OF The Uni,el States shall be, and he
Is hereby authorized TO ascertain the uum
her OF acres, and, by appraisement or
otherwis.. the value thereof, exclusive OF
improvements, of all such lands lying be-
tween Ludlow's and Roberts lines IN The
state OF Omu as may, agreea Jle 10 the
principles OF decision OF the Supreme
Court OF the United States, in the cast oil
Doddridge, lessee, against Thompson anu
Wright, be held by persons w. Ter |lrgi'
MIA military warrants, and OH what terms
the holders will relinquish the same TO the
United States; and that he report Tue
facts al the commencement OF the next ses-
sion of Congress J
The bill was ordered 10 be engrossed
for third reading, without opposi'ion.
NAVIGATION OF THE WESTERN RIVERS.
The House took up the report oil the
committee OF the whole. made yesterday,
upon the dill making an appropriation to-
wards removing the sand, bars and "bsiruc
tions in the bed OF The Mis- 'issippi,
Onio aud Missouri riyers-and he ques
tloa being upon agreeing TO the amend-
men.. which introduces substitute lor the
orgina bill
A proposition to lay the bill on the ia,
bic was carried, alter considerable dis
cuSsi0n
The bill TO confer certain powers on
the Lew Court of me County Of .hsran-
Gr.a, passed through committee oi the
whole. aud vas ordered TO be engrossed
for a ,hmd reading
WABASH AND MIAMI CANAL.
The House then resolved itself into
committee OF the whole, on the bill to au-
thorIze the State of Indiana TO open a
canal through the public lands, to connect
the navigation OF the rivers WABASH anu
the Miami OF the Lake.
After some time spent on this bill, the
committee rose, l. had leave 10 ST! again.
Adjourned.
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ALEXANDRIA,
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY IS.

Mr.. SNowpEN-l perceive, with pleasure,
that Mr.. Pemberton will again appear before
the public on Friday evening. 1t is with the
highest degree Of satisfaction that every person
has listened to the pieces of oratory pronoun-
ced tv this eloq uent gentleman. His descrip-
tons are rich, and glowing with all that burst
of poetical genius, seldom seen, and scarcely
ever heard. He is not one Of those ordinary
orators who every dav travel our country, rant
ing and declaiming the works of other poets,
with no pretensions whatever to the title of
speaker; hut man fertile in invention, power.
full in dction, and blending with his oratory
the sweetest fight OF fancy. At one moment
his dence appear to svmpath'ze with him IN
a mournful tragic tale which he relates, and
at the next are bursting with unconstraned
laughter, at some burlesque upon the same ira
eic piece The sentimental will find enough
to satisfy the most inordinate desires, and The
gay will find an hour well spent, in such ra-
tional and instructive entertainment The pa
triot who looks with burning eve and bleed
inc heart TO the situation of Greece, will find
III his aPostrophe tothat unhappy country, all
that could be said, all that could be wished
Though Scotch and English reviewers may
still preserve their enmity against Napoleon,
and elat their savage taste in revili his life.
vet the honest will give him that Justice which
is so amply due him: and Mr.. Pemberton, IN
his description Of that master-sPirit OF the
world, is peculiarly happy.
1t would be unnecessary for the writer OF
this to enter into detail of this gentleman's
compositions, after the remarks which have IS
sued from every press, IN every town where he
has presented himself. l hope the attendance
of the ladies on tomorrow evening, will ex-
press. in some degree. their app obation at his
delay. FKiEND ~ ME"'
H.RsrR's Ferry, May ga dreadful
calamity happened at this pl- ce this morn
inc before day The work shop, which
contains principal part of he machinery
and in which upwards Of two hundred
workmen were employed, was entirely
consumed by FIRE. The building was a.
bout ! so feet long by SO wide: 1t Will be
a loss to the United States OF from so 10
niOO, 900, and to th. workmen Of from
10 to 20, 900, in consequence OF being
thrown on, of work SIEVE hundred bn'
,shed muskets, besides an immense guam
tity of materials were entirIy destroyed,
There hsppeoed TO be .,n' little WIND
stirring a, the time, had 1t been otbeiwIss
The whole oil the place rnst ineVnaoy
have been destroyed. Tn FIRE Is supPo'
sed 10 have been the work OF an 'neenoi'
airy.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13

Mr. Brown, our Minister to The court OF
France, and Suite, arIiy.t safely a, Cher.
hourg, alter passage OF 29 days from N
York. lew days alter their arrival they
sci ou' for Paris. In token ct his grateful
aokoo HleIgYnebts OF aitentionfron the
captain OF lheCysne, Nr. Brown has pre-
sened him with & splendid sitpsr srer.
The U. S. schooner SHARK, Thomas Fl.
.Sevens Esq. a'lived al Charleston on The
I'd inst. fran cruise oil fur months in The
Gull oil Mexico, last from Havana and PORT
Rodgers. fbompson's Island, five days
from the latter. Commodore Porter bad
been at The Island several weeks l. &C
lively employed in making such dislrbu
tons of the forces unde! his command, as
to afford the best possible protection to our
commerce. fhe Greyhound, Lieut. Com
Ray. had sailed on cruise off Cape Anlo.
nio; Beagle, 1t. Com Montgomery, on the
south side of Cuba, off Cape Garth, &C.;
Terrier, Lit, Com. M'lntosh, off the Hole
10 the Wall, Bahama Banks, &c. The
Sesgull, It, Com Voorhees,, and Ferret
1t Com Duncan, sailed the rs on cruise
on the north side of Cuba. Lett at Port
Rodgers, the John Adams, Dallas, bear
ing the flag OF Commodore Porter, TO sail
the next day Ior Matanzas, alter which to
proceed Oh cruise in the Gull OF Mexico;
also, The Wild Cat, 1t Com. Legare, and
IackaIl, Lit. Com Lee, to cruise off the
YucaIsD Shore, Calnpeachy, &c; The Fox,
1t. Com Richie. 10 cruise OH The north
side Of the Gul, Of Mexico; store ship De
GOV. 1t. Com. Ga able, preparing TO prn>
coed to the United States. The Spark
and Weazle were in tue Cult OF MEXICO.
The Shark sailed from Vera Cruz the
99d OF March, at which time The bombafd
ment of the city from the Castle OF ST ia
an de Uloa, continued. The officers and
crew of the Shark have enjoyed uninter.
rupled good health, not having lost man
by sickness during the cruise. The Com
modnre and the officers and men on the
island, as veil as hose in The squadron,
enjoy excellent health
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13

I The tCenvsntiop with Great Britain,
ioribe suppression OF the Slave Trade,
now under consideration OF the Senate
has been somewhat inaccurately. repre-
seated 10 the newspapers, as having tor
IT'S o5Jec. the MUTUAL concessiun OF the
right Of search. 1t is Convention for the
suppression of piracy, committed by the
African slave traders OF either OF the two
nations
BY the existing laws Of cat ions, the right
oil search is right OF tva-; and pirates,
being at y ar with all mankind. ho,tes h..
mani seneris, the right OF searching upon
the high seas any vessel reasonably sus.
pec'ed OF piracy, always belongs to the
armed vessels OF all naiions--it being me-
cs$sarily incidental TO the right OF taking
and carrying Ihen into port for adjudica
ton.
The United States and Great Britain by
prescribing the African Slave Trade, as
piracy, have declared their citizens and
subjects, engaged in this traffic, enemies
OF all mankind. II the crime were reCog-
nized as piracy by The laws OF nations,
The right OF searching for the pirate, Incl
denial To that 1T seizng and carrying them
in for Iial would belong, without any
treaty or convention. to the naval COM
manders OF all nations.
The object OF the Convention is, to au-
thorlse naval officers OF either nation, spe-
cialiy instructed for carrying into execu-
ton their respective laws, tor suppressing
the piracy OF the African Slave Trade, TO
seize the vessels bearing The Gag OF, or be-
longing 10 the other engaged in The traffic,
ana deliver them over to the tribunals, not
OF The caplor, but of the captured party,
for trial II secures, even TO pirates OF this
description, II trial exclusively by the
Cuarts AMI the laws OF their 0Ua country.
The night OF visitation and of search. is
conceded only as Incidental to that OF sci,
zure aDc delivery Tor adjudication, and,
considering the slave trade as piracy, the
object OF tue Convention is rather 10 re-
strict aud regulate The right OF search, al
ready given by The character OF III. crime
than 10 concede it, Nat, Int.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13
sA Y ARlNE LIST, III
PORT OF ALEXANDRA.
ARRIVED-May II.

Brig Jsspar, Knight, New York, via
Mort tx, n"und TO Georgetown.
o'nr Green, Johnson. N. York, l9 DIS;
sugar, coffee and bottles to K l.. White,
and pork to Lindsay s. Hill.
ochr Sally. Baker, Boston, Is days;
ballast 10 J H Rowland.
ocnr. Industry, -- Saco; ballast to
VIM FowIe & Co.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Nor
folk, 22 hours Arrived in Norfolk, sloop
Eliza, Ann, johnson, Tor City Point and
RchGond.
Sloop Brothers, Motif, baltimore, 3 DIS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13

Notice.
WAS committed 10 Fairfax county
w Jail as runaway, on the 9Th day
Of June last, negro man who calls himself
Jl C. D Is,
and says he belongs TO Mr.. Mudd, Of
Georpelown, D. c. The said negro is a.
bou, 70 years Of age, abou, } teet hugh, Y
has been crippled in bis Iet 'h'gh, and Is
yery blsck-had, on when COMMITTED
blue cloth coat, dark grey Pania'oons,
co,ton shirt and wool hal The owner Of
the above named negro. if any. is request
ed to come forward, prove property. pay
charges and take bin away Otherwise he
will be disposed OF ACCORDING to law
P. B BRADLEY, jaiior,
Tor J. c. HUN Elk sheriff
oil Fairfax county.
may 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13
John b. Hammatt,

Uphoisterer and Paper Hunger.
LAS just received per sloop Consttu-
i i tioa, from Philadelphia, part o. bis
spring supply of
Paper Hangings e Borders,
which, added 10 bis former stock. com.
prise.a large assortment, which he will
sell on moderate terms. }. b. II. is rea-
dy at all times 10 put the paper on the
walls OF his customers, in town or country.
Day e. Martins genuine backing per do.
zen or single jar, tor sale as above. on
King street, between Alfred and CoIum.
bus streets. may I 81
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


The Senale then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Dir. Webster from the committee on The
Judiciary, reported bill from the Senate
'in addition to the acts relative to the e.
lection OF President aud Vice President
of the United States, without ameadment;
and il was referred 10 a committee OF The
whole.
NAVIGATION OF THE WESTERN RIVERS.
On motion of Mr. Buchanan, OF Penn
sylvsna the House took up The bill ''ior
Tue improvement OF the OHIO and MIssls
sippi rivers
Some amendments we're made to
the bill, and it was ordered to be engross.
ed for d third reading, Tomorrow.
Mr. J Il. Johnson bOyed now TO con-
slider the resolution OF the joint committee,
fixing day Tor the adjournment Of this
House The motion was uegan7ed.-
Ayes 50, noes IS.
Mr. O'Brlen obtained leave OF absence.
VI Bassett obtained leave OF absence On
Saru day,
rDe bill from the Senate, TO confer GER
tam powers on Tue Levy Court OF the
cOunty Of Alexandria, 10 lbr District Of
ColumbIa, and Tor other purposes, was
read third time and passed.
The bill 10 authorize the President OF the
United States 10 enter INTO certain negoci-
alton. relative 10 lands located und-r Fir-
ginia Military Land Warrants lying be.
tween Ludows's and Roberts lines, IN the
state of Ohio, was read thrd time, pass
ed, and sent 10 the Seuae.
CLAIM OF BEAUMARCHAis.
On motion of Mr.. FUCKER. OF Virg. the
House agreed To take up the repor; Of the
committee on the claim Of Beaumarchais.
The motion was Carried-ayes 81, noes
81
The House went into committee OF the
whole, Alr. Campbell, Of ohio, 10 The
! Chair, on that report.
Alter some time spent on the subject,
the committee rose, reported progress, and
had leave TO 1t again.
Mr.. Stewart gave notice that be should,
OH Thursday, ask The House to consider
the following resolution, submitted by bin
some time since. VIZ:
'Resoiyed, That the committee on roads
aud canals be instructed to report bill
apprOprlating the annual proceeds OF the
sales OF The public lands, land the dividends
OF the United States Bank stock, CON.
menciug from the Isl of January, 1898, t.
the purposes OF internal improvements, to
he distributed among HE states according
lu their representation, and 10 De eXpend.
ed on objects 10 be designated by Con-
gress, within, or bordering on the respec
tive states, unless where any STATE may
&C nsent that its proportion OF the fund shall
be applied to an object not Immediately
connected With its territorial limits
And then the House adjourned.
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Tenth Draaoing OF the
Lottery
CErnNn Lass

Will take place on Wednesday following.
The lob inst the Il'h drawing on We'd
nesday the 96tb inst the i2lb drawing on
"Wednesday the Cd June; the 18th draw.
ing on Wednesday the 9th June; The l4'b
drawing on "wednesday the 10Th June;
the / 5tb drawing on Wednesday The Esd
June; the 18th and last days drawing on
Wednesday following, the 30th June. he
price of tic ets will be advanced on the
opening of the wheels on the 18Th inst. 10
IL dollars. e..
The following grand capital prizes are
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FROM The PACIFIC.

BALTIM0RE Nay !l.-The fast sailing
schooner ia Us, captain Cras eau, arrv.
ed al this port yesterday morning from
TruxiIlo and dava.a-in nine days from
the latter por' Captain { iet' Panama
the 18Th OF Mmch-and states that The Ia
test accounts from Lima REPRESENTED that
city TO be IN great wan OF provisions. e.
veral American vessels there had h"rn
chartered to proceed to st Senate and Sal:
Bias, after all Kinds OF provisions. Ii was
reported at p nsma that President Bolt
var had lrli Peru with the intention OF re.
turning to Colombia When last heard
from, he was at Choco. aud preparations
were making TO receive him al Panama.
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AUCTION SALES.
ON TUESDAY NEXT.

"IlLL be sold at The auction store,
w GROCERlES-cofiee, tea, bran.
dy, pimento, vinegar, mustard, blue,
blacking. sugar, molasses, tobacco, raisins,
wine, SC. observation-disclosures
tables, bureaux, secretaries, sofas, bed.
steads, &C. DRY GOODS-cottons.
servings, hdkts. csmbrics, cloth, cassi,
meres, &c.
ls bbls. Muscovsdo Sugars, without re.
serve. -.
Also. large quantity oil goods on hand,
Of every description, at the very lowest
prices, at private sale.
S. A. MARSTELLER, auc,
may II
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MARRIED.

To Baltimore, on Sunday evening, Slb
inst. by the Rt. Rev Bishop Kemp, MT
VIM. H. Dundos, oil Virginia ,'to Miss Mary
He.seiius, Of the former place