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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05
SUUGERT'S PATENT
r FASErNG MACHINE.

SHIS Machine h,s now been tested by more
than thirty families in this neighhorhQod, and
given entire satisfaction. II is ~ simple IN Its
.s,rncth'n, that II cannot get out OF order. u
uans 40 iron tn ru-i, and no ,pings or rollers to
out Of repair. |, will do twice much wash-
with less Than halt the wear and tear of any OF
late inventions, and what is of greater in,pcr.
&C. i, costs bu, lii lie over half as much as other
'hing npcisues.
The suhsc riler has the exclusive right for Nor
mherlanj, Union, L,coming, Columbia, l.u-
ne and Clinton counties. Price OF single ma
Ne So IL. B. ASSER.
fhe following certificate IS from few of those
} have these machines in use.
Sunhuiy, Aug. "a, ls4i.
We, the subscribers. certify that we have now
use, in our fsu,ies, "Shugerts Patent Wash
Machine" and DO not he state s,ying tina, il is
ost excellent inven'ion. That, in Washing,
ill save more than one hall the usual labor
), it does not require more than one third the
al quantity Of soap and water and that there
% rubbing, AMI consequently, little or no wear
90 tsaiine.-rhat it knocks of no buttons. and
the lines, clothes, such as collars, luces, tucks,
:, &C., may I've washed in a very short Time
,out the least injury, aud in fact without any
aren't wear and tear, whatever We ihewfnre
,rfuliy recommend il to our friends and I" the
lie, as most useful and labor saving machine.
CHARLES w. HEGiNS,
A. JORDAN,
CHS. WEAVER.
CHS. PLEASANTS,
GIDEON MARKLE,
Hon. GEO. T.. WEIKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LEISENRlNG.
ms Horkt, (orm,ry fremont House, No
10 Chesnut suee',) Philadelphia, September
LIST, Is44.
have used Shueer,'s Patent Washing Machine
" house upwards of eight months, and do moi
ate to fay that deem il one Of the most use
nd valuable labor saving machines ever inven
formerly kept two women continually oc
ed in washing, who now do as much in two
as they then did in one week. There is M
or tear in washing, and il requires no, NOR
one-thrd the usual quantity Of soap. l hav
a number of other machines in my family, bu
is SO decidedly superior to every thing else, ant
tile liable to get out Of repair, that would no
,ithout one il they should cos, ten times tn
they are sold for. DANIEL. HERR.
(LAX SEElD.-Tbe highest price will b
given for Flax Seed. al the store Of
ig. Q, lsi5 HENRY MASSER'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

A FIsurNc FAAiLy.--The Taylors are de N,
for fighting. One Zachary Taylor i1ogged the
Mexicsns very badly some months ago ana 20,
promoted. Now we see another Zacharaf Ta,
lor has been whipping his wife in Bal timor.
and got into prison by the act, and ha', TO paw
one dollar TO get out.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

TALL LADiEs-A New York paper says that
tall ladies invariably prefer short men. An ex-
change thinks this an error, and observes that
no woman objects TO Hy-men.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

CIcrao, in his treatise on Old Age, snys H.
man is a sentinel placed on his POST by God, ,a-
great commander OF the " orld, nor can he H.
morally leave his pos. till his comma sder takss
him from il.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05
PRICES OF ADVERTISING.

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Yearly Advertisements: one column, S25 half
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S5; one square, 50 so.
Advertisements left without directions as to the
length of time they are to he published, will he
continued until ordered out, and charged accord
inely.
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Hope for Anthracite Coal.

The Journal of Commerce publishes the fol.
lowing article, which we really hope may turn
out to be true -
"a gentleman who read in our paper the ar.
,clc from the Newburyport Herald respecting
Nova Scotia coal, has kindly handed us the an.
nexcd memorandum OF an experiment which
throws much lightupon the subject, and proves
that the ,nthracites of Pennsylvania are no,
likely to be so promptly superseded by The btu
mems OF Nova Scot a, as some people have ina
gincd The experiment was made in 1873, by
The great sugar refining COMPANY OF Boston, for
the purpose Of directing their own interests It
was made under the supern,cnJrnce Of tho
President o' the company, and the burning OF
each kind oi' coal wa, continued for abou, n
week. The following was The result. Thc left
'iand column indicntrs the quantity OF coal used
and Me righ, hand column the quantity of wa
Ter evuporated- in pounds.
Lbs ofCoal. Lbs of Water Bvap,rated
1902 lehigh, lSl,l77
16is Beaver Meadow, l59936
lS6l5 Iackawana, l61 I32
22,603 Sydney and Pic'ou, log 459
From which 1t appears that.
'b I.chigh evapora,eG 9 - 100 lbs. water.
ID. Beaver Meadow 90S do.
| ID. l7ckawana SSS do.
ID, Sydney and Pictou n Do
Tie experiment proves thai the an,hraci,e
are worth more than double the same weight {
Nnva Scotia coal, inr generating steam, an,
therefore that the difference in price, If any. il
! Al. Il L.,
The superiority Of the unlhraci,es results no
entirely. if chiefly, from the superior quantity
of heat which they produce; but IN part at leas
from the superior facility with which the hea
of the anlhraci,es is brought into action Til,
vast quantity of smoke and gas which is emitted
from btumiuous coal carries of wuh il grea
quantity of heat. and requires The fire TO be pla
, ced at greater ais,ance from the bniler, bl
which larger youmn of air is brought hetweei
, the fire aud the boer and as air is a nnn con
I ducior, this circumstance embarrasses the hea
which remains
These facts are full of Importance. They sc
count in some measure inr the superior speed q
!, American steamers over those of other nations
We are told that this thing has haG one mos
!, remarkable test. A steamboat was built IN Ca
& NADIA, after the model of our South America
a The builders were disappointed to find. afte
!. all, that she would run but twoihirds as fost a
r the South America. Nothing would cure III
disparity, until lackawanna coal was taken t
her help, aud this brought up her speed to th
t desired point Of equality with the pattern boa
+ If the same change should be effected by th
i introduction OF the same fuel to Atlantic navigs
ticn, another new era would sstonsh the world.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

The New EDITOR of the Oregon Spectator
holds at once the following ofices:-Secretary
Of the Territory, Recorder Of Land Claims, Re-
corder of Marriages, Clerk of the Supreme
Court, Clerk Of the Criminal Court. Revser of
the Laws; in addition to all which legal trusts
he seems to be Doctor OF physic. A univer.
sal man like this is just the thing, OF course, for
an editor.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05
ALEXANDER l.. HICKEY.
II II N X M A * E r.


PHILADELPHIA.
WHERE all kinds ui leat er trunks, valiscs sand
carpet rags, Of every style and pattern are
nufictu,ei. in the h st manner aud frJm the best
'criaIS, and sold at the Lowest lie.
'hl,d ip' il, July 18th. lSi5.-ly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
Ey.KY,Ek K,EEGTED.1.

fENIIE WARD ELECTION fer SIX Aldermen. and
Il SIX Common Council men, in each ward, in the
town of Lynchburg will take place pursuant to al act
of Assembly, entitled ian act 10 amend act entitled
an act to divide The town of Lyncnhurg into wards and
or other purposes" passed Feb. 49, 1880, The first
1 uesdav in April. noxt--and will be held in Lynch
Wsrd No being all that part of said town below the
s alley extending from the river 10 The 18th street. in
the house lately occupied by Mr.. Hughes grocery
ore mex, door above Messrs Talbot * Lanier. Main
street; and in Henry Ward No. 2. being all that pari Of
Town above Isl alley, extending from the river 10 18th
street in the house a'eJ occupied by J. +. kearns,
next door above Nes,rs. Young & wlss, belonging to
Jno. w. Bagwell. HENRY DUNNlNGTON.
sersf. the corPorstoa IF Lfnshhefs
!es os -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

DIED. on the Ism inst i, of typhoid fever, al his "a
lhtrS residence In Bedford county, alter severe ILL
ness oi near four weeks, Thomas j. GLASS (eldesi
hrniter OF the junior editor Of The Repubcan) IN The
2ls year OF his age. II is With deep melancholy and
concern that the death ui ihose of our tel
low men, with whom we associated by nearer ties
than those OF mmon humanity; but When called upon
10 elise III eerna sleep, HE eyes Vi fond and rel
awe and listen 10 He cuds o the valley as they fiji up
With monrnul accent. The repository Of Ids remains the
seafnest philosophy and must christian resignation is
unable To restrain all expression Vi feeling entirely unu-
sua To any Other occasion. HE deep :nd qnI. lonn.
a,ns q" tie soul slirret ard The heart is left with
wounds, which wears Of Ills ycissudes cannot heal
But few weeks since tie subject u this notice around
whom were cenlefed The fond affections of family and
large circle ii friends and arqnanlances was In the
eiJoyment 81 youth aud Eealth. Bright piantoms Of
years OF usefulness aud pleasure dawnrd wildly before
his y"Gttol Imagination But, alas for the uncertainty
vi HE the green inf is now weaving tissue Ger his
tomb. Al! bow t,w property remember that solemn
truth, tia, "ln the midst ot ie We are in dtalh'
-, after lingering and prairacted disease, at his
residence in Mont emery county,, Tennessee. JANIS n
DoRTcH, Esq. NJ Dorh vas The son in. law # Mai
JAmes Gaf!ard Of this place, and OF great ip.
ieaence, aud possessed constellation Of ose nuhle
Trans Of character hcl udun and dignity human ma
tuTe. He Kind hns and, fond parent lndu gent
msSei, aud humane and behes oeui III eminent de-
gree. lie died al peace With God and man lie has
lett wife and two lnahl children 10 their ire
parable qss
-, on The 26h ulf, Mrs. Mary EvELlNa RIOS
SER, consoIt OF M. Edmund ". Rossnr, of Canpb,ll
IN the 22d year OF her aye leaving lender aud al
itcIi1nale husband, tao snail children he youngest
iy SIX days DID, aud tram Of relations and
friends to their ffpaiabe Loss. Mrs. ko,ser
universally respected and esteemed by all ~ no knew
hex. Sre was an tfecpna!e liz, KIND and generous
ghbor tender mother aHd humane mistress Dealt
10 her had rrHs-ehe had ca1sen the better par and
died IN foil assurance al blessed immortality.
80 TT. p,
III ly child Of Maurice :. and Ann Maria Lang horne,
aged "A munlls and days.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
LYNEssBUgsG NAKkET.

For The reek ending Saturday, February u. ls46
1ooaeco,-Old l.ugs. 81 90 10 | so, new Luss. 8,
10 to I,lO, Leaf, inferior. so tn 800; common
s5.50 to 450; mddIing, 81 80 500; shipping, (new
sou 10 SUI manufacturing, (conmun) 81 50 10
o'uV fine manufacturing 5000 To $40.
Flour he wagon price may be quoted al a Hol.
GERS are unwilling to sell at presen. rates.
" hsdi.-SU cts To SIS.
G'd;a.--COrn 65 To 20 cts per bushol from wagon.
OATS sheaI 90 cents per hund red cleaned SIS 10 40
cents per bushol. Rye, 62l cents
ttorer and Grass Seeds. Glover Seed sales by the
qnanniy have been made as hw as So. Oul o, Store
so,3oi by retail s. 90. Herds Grass Seed o.! 75c
FrcriSioas- small lot new has been re-
eived and sold &c. but lue old 10 the ma,Ee, =
Beet, 81 90 In ST. per hundred, Pork none in market
Meal, 20 cts. per bushel from wagon.
fish. Shad, $500 10 $40 90 per Dbl; Herrings IS;
o 70 oo' Maeherel, NJ |. sl3, No. 2. $3.50. NJ
Co0ee.-s,. Domingo. TO y cents per H.; Rio. Q
to u cen's lagura to ~ cts. Java la to 10 cents
Cuba Il toe.
S"gar.-Brown. New Orleans. n to 9 cents per IL
Porto Rico, to 9oen,s per H.; ST. Croix, II 10 l2l
cents per H.; Loaf. ia to Is cents per H.
tdndles.-Taluw. ~ cents per TO-, Sperm. SO
to ., cents per lb Hull & sons l5.o GEMS per 10
" htstsQ.-Pncu unsettled. Last sales trom so 10
So cents per gallon.
hro"dy,-Apple, 40 10 as cents pc, gallon, Peach.
none IN market.
Cotton Yaras-Fac,ory prices. lc,olT ri. ,er IN
assorted
hoa.-BSr Iron, s'5 per ton and in demand from
boats, $50 from Store. Pig Iron s27 to 500.
SieeL-BII5ter,d, 81 To cents per H., German 3 10
10 cents Shear 20 10 20 cents per ID Cas-, Steel 30
to 20 cts. per 10,
L"seed on so cts, Lamp. 81 90 to | so per
gallon; Tanners, SIC GO to ls 90 per b0l.
Led!hcr.-Guod Sole. 5 to Is cts per h.; Damaged
Sole. Is OH cents per b.
Poeier- Blasting, $500 to 4.25 per Lcg; Rife. S.
80 10 600 per keq.
Uoot Dol. 20 to % cents porb.; Wool Rolls. 81
u 40.
Coal and Uood.--Bitumnous. % cents per bushe
Anthracite, S., 90 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood s.
per cord, Hickory A. 30 ner cn1u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

SCIENTIFIC MEDIciNE.-Grent c.psr -
judgment required to make valuable and ana
time innocent rargative THIS is possessed only h u.s. same
me great ho1ony OF the rtmedIes adye,,;scJ ~ :, :,
class ar. manufactured by persons a.. VI ,,is
ieianVe or individual powers OF the drugs tb.v me-, " s
's cause, more than NY o.ef which occasions ihe ;,
ns ana "en injurious fIees, produced by ad.crt;oJ -
eu!es, an" henre the general prejudice which n,eya; ~
'hen NOW there Is difference in his ,o,aa,
WIN regard tn me pills made by DIR. Is. Brandreb md ,
r.t's'iy h.er superior claims upon the public Fab - H.
'1ies Composing the Biandre Pills, are prsna rod l.;
way winch Will secure their beneficial effects II, The -
u the safest aud easiest manner For instance som.
ui.h's nave to he prepared in the vacuo; that is n
exhausted In the ntenp and remains % until 70 m IL
Is eftced Nth other ingredients, which altcrv,, eio"
'ne an rom acting 'nJurousy upon the medicine @
~ he following are the only authorised A,.n,
Pills: 'ebe'ahie Universal!
DAVlp b. PAYNE. Lynsnburg, Campbell.
,'' =, 'iaHiewood, Cattle Crag, do
> II Swinney Co, NIarysve, do
Lee, bailey * Go Brookneal
benJamin Nowlin & Co Falling Creeh
w m Mathews X Son, Walkers Church = Edws,d
uooG, Bass IL Co, Kingsve, do
N, Rice & Co, fagmvle do
Roberts * Brown, Amherst CT. Ho,
samuel Cash, Sandidges', Amherst,
Peters & Reed, New Market, Nelson,
g. +. Estes * Son. Lovingsion, do
O. P. & Il. G. Bell, Liberty, Bedford
Samuel W iil'ams, Lisbon, do
Co 50 too) II
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Vl.gyvTED.
A "a Is ID.

INiE citizens Of Lynchburg mist respectfully Ia.
iofned that g. Buzxiolra proposes To commsacs
his couise Of musical instruction.. IN tho
riAso, GUITAR, FLUTE AND VIOLIN,
On the 23d inst. II ia desirable, therefore, tint thpss
who disposed 10 bes,ow their patronage IN hira
would o- Kidd enough 10 inf,tm him Of II.
His office will be over ID. Lynan's s,ore.
Terms tur months instruction. other VI the Above
s,romrois t25.
Feb. 10 lmn
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CoMMlssioNER's OFFICE.
tOlf

Tie parties interested in The foregoing order IT court
are hereby notified that appoint Thursday the 30h day
Of Anil next, TO cunn.rnce the accounts therein Ia
errej on which day nv the hour Of 10 A. NJ they will
please attend my office in said town, prepared with
their vouchers and EXHIBITS tor The examination and set
ienent Ct The ma Tiers in controversy as also to answer
in solemn orm any inerogatories which may be then
and there propounded them. either of ihsm by the
plaintiff in pursuance of Lila authority to Do under The
y:de, s5ove,
GEORGE WN pENAGH, Com'r.
Et5 e wlm
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NJ. II rAyINprp a. co,

NJ. II LAv1Nprn 4 CO,
NEIp GROCERY aud COMMISSION HOUSE,
rnE OLD STAND
RHxAN ouNG,
4 RE INV receiving their Sprng Supply Of GRO
I N CERlES Ne, aud otl,f or ssle
q hhds Cuha, Z. Eleo ant n. .. Sugar,
hid. clarified Sugar. very fine.
lao tags RIO Lagoyta mud Java Coffee.
20 hhds and bbls Molssscs.
l2o kegs Nails. assorted.
30 sacks Salt,
boses Wuolsc,'s Sugar,
800 lbs. Bliserod Steel,
800 lbs. Shear and Cast Steel
5000 lbs, Cotton Yarns.
% kegs Dnpan ~ aud Kentucky RIFE Powder.
Is " blasting Powder.
10 boxes &, Z. and Imperial Tea, somo very fine,
10 bills. Tanners OIL.
hid W inlrt hleached Oil,
80 boNea Sperm and 'l'allow Candies,
20 3" \ 10 and 10 = Glass,
cethan best Cara ,eas Indigo,
~ tons Ground Plaster.
20 rrams Cap aud Letter Paper,
louO lbs. good aud damaged Sulr Leather,
30 keys Niue Lead.
81 Nuya Scotia Gfindsanes
Ions country Bar llun.
Rolled do
halea Co,ion Cloih. 7 8, Al,
!" No mud 2 onnnburg..
100 places Calico, assorted.
20 bushels .iuYef Seed.
Liquors..
2, pipes superior +. Brandy.
: bb4. American do
20 bbls old Rye Whiskey.
50 " Reeuded do
ID hhds and bbls Mountain do
2 b5ls GIN,
10 " n. f.. Rum,
10 +" Malaga Nine
+" superior Pom Vine,
" Vinegar,
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w ;t., COlen,au's NoIinn Attach,mcnt,
English, classical and NgaiEsematicng
SCHOOL,
in Appomnitor county. ia.

in .Appomaitor county. ia.
TE1llE undersigned, will Commence his School again
L on Monday the Cd Of March, ald The will
close with pubIIc examination, IN the 3st ri july
The course OF instruction will embrace all the branhes
of a thorough Enesh Classca and Mathematical Ed
uca ton and i'll prepare young men for college bust
ness. The discipline viii BIZ such 10 ensure good
order and strict attention 10 study.
Terms, per session cfGpe m ats
Beginners. 81 SO
f,nrsh Grammar, Ceogsphy, History and A
rIihnetlc, ~ w
| attn. Greek, Mathematics. (nclud'ng Survey.
ing, aud thu higher English branches. Qncu-
din5 Book Kecpng,) IL SO
Ro,rdino Washing, Sc, per month"; s 90
All charges from the Time Of entrance to the end Of
the session. aud deduction except III cases Of prolac
ed sickness.
Address-Beni Creek p. o.
A. P. CAMPBELL.
Feb &c w4w
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DOeuES TICS,
Tor sale at the Fact0vy-Chenp.
~ Bales stout Shittlngs-4.4 wide. and heavy as
Feo. Is OH
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vi iEeEEgsest3s,

Married, on Thursday, 9th inst. by Rev, David
shaver Mr. BARNETT " flNon, oil tncsse, 10 Mss
SUSAN ~HANnLER, ol This place.
-, On Thursday, the 5rh instant, by Elder Elias
D"ds'n, I,r SOLOMON ANGLE of Dan,llle, to Miss t.
LEANoRA Il. DuRHAM, Of Halifax county,
-, the lOth Of December last by the Rev
W m. liarr;ss, Mr.. HENBy y. KIDD. Campbell 10
Miss MARY Z. AoNrw. daughter u " III. Agnew, Esq
of Bedford.
-, on The "a uli., AT Pleasant Grove Church,
hy Rev. t. Lewis, Mr. GABRIEL STRONG tu Mss LII.
clHDA MANUEL, ali Of Campbell
-. by The Rev Samuel 3 Rice, on the Oath
inst. Dr. MaGoELLus NHirEuEAp. Of Salisbury
y. c., 10 Miss VIRGINIA q. COLEMAN. of Amhest.
Va
CO The Salisbury papers are requested to copy.
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OLE II u III.

c. The Salisbury papers are requested to copy.
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OtUen nc csOCerss, Florist,
FROM ssI(IsHgIlbNn

~ AS arrived, with choice collection Of Perpetual
Z l. China Monthly Roses. cunsis ny of 10 dliferen,
varieties. Iogelhpt with Climbing and Evergreen Roses.
Evcrgrtens, Honeysuccos. Mon,hly lIonhey sucblc.
Alacnollas md Tree Box rnd Flower Roots Bulbous
&c, VI" he offered iof hale privately nj d. W hioure's
China Sore. unrd o'clpch, ON Thursday 26ih ms, .
aud alter that hour hat remains unsold will be- dsp,s
ed OF at The Auction House Of Iabol x Laner
he Ladies aud Geaemon Of Lynthturg, are invi.
ted Ia examine the collect Ion
Feb rs T..
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CLASSICAL BOOKS for sale by
~ w. III. II. HODGES & CO.
Anthon's Cicero, Anthem. Cesar
Do Sillust. Anthon's Horace
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Aiusworth's Latin Dictionary
Lever.tts Latin Lexicon
Donnegan's Greek and English Lexicon
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Boyec's French Dictionary
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Manesca's French Course
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German Testament
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Mair's Latin Syrtax
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PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
MONDAY February %.

MONDAY February %.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Curtis Peck, Davis, FIN Richmond.
Schr TiOga, Collins, FIN New York. in ballast to
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SchR Maryland, Moore, FIN the f. Shore, with
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Schr Chantc eer, Dyer, FIN Boston, with mack
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ter
Schr Camden, French, FIN Washington, G, bnd
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Albemarle Sound
Schr Lapwing, - FIN Boston ballast to master
Soop Friendship, Hollingcr, I'm Petersburg, bnd
TO Philadelphia
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Bancrnft's History, vols-Alison's Europe
Hume, Smollet's, and Miller's England
T0ier's French Revolution, with plates)
Froissart's CHI Observation-Disclosures Works
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go RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, in Isle
az of Wight County, Va, about the middle OF
q January. my NEGRO MAN ALICK, he is
.-A-H rat err of a dark pie xion, about 81 year.
walks with cling lac is also very Intelligent he
keeps his hair shaved OFF the top of his for chcad.
He hat on when he left Oil Cloth Cap, Brown
Frock Coat with side pockets; be formerly be-
ongcd to Joshua II. king, in Suffolk, Va. Alick
Us acquainted i'm Smirhhcld, Suffolk, Portsmouth
and Norfolk. think that it is likely that he is
lurking about one of these places. will give the
above reward of $40 for the apprehension and de-
livery TO me of my Man Allck, or securing him in
any Jail, so thatI get him again.
Fep lot JAMES NJ COUNCIII