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... Bit winier lias been the fev reft whi.h s been f.ltin America thefe twenty years. 'hr P.idadrlphta papers, appear* that the American traoe continue* fuffer confiderably by both Frcnc sad B iitfh privateer* and cruifer*. —iT ..T.nbcr Philadelphia, - i e. ...
... Cioter Seed, Yellow Candle Tallow, Barilla, American Pot Asad, Uamteio Ashes, BLEArHERs' Starch, Scotch Slack Soap, Pernameocco.Al , Bow'd Georgia Scale Sdgars, Port Wine, in Pipes, Geneva, in Hhda. American Rosin, and Turpentine. Churctv-Une, Feb. SS ...
... young Lads will be taken Appretuicei t! sea, in the £liz.~ MCLURE, BAILIE, & WHIT LA, Aar LANDING, FOR t O’lrani C- per the American, Cbj UiO/U. BetueJ Gmrgia Beam*,from /)«>. perthrCumbfrUnd.Caj't. Sea JtijitJ Z)a. J Pierce, from CharJc«t ...
... Bookselling and Stationary Business. AMERICAN ASHES. JOHN MARTIN and CO. have received, per the William, Captain Mact, from NKW-VORK, 100 BARRELS, FIRST SORT. flowed Georgia Cotton fl'ool, Velloou Candle Tallow, American Rosin and Tur- have also iro* sale ...
... M'Cons tll, the FOR NEW-YORK, -T—'Jk. fa Sail the Tljy of February next, Wiri permitting, ibejinejuil-iuihng ner* \.:eS* American Ship A L s - JOHN JAUCHAN, Master, Tons Burthen, and made her Passage from the above Port to Warren point, in ti days. Captain ...
... First May, I'nijjlit nr I’usage, apply MONTGOMKRVS, STAPLES, & CO. rvill ukt.' lew OUT I, ADS for th» Ship. FOR N i:\V-VQRK, AMERICAN SHIP s A (; Cf.ORCF. DCM.KX. MA,rt», '#■ Will sail in ten Dav>. Freight nr Passive, please apply to the rn Bcurd, or tl*» ...
... NOTICE TO PASSENGERS, 'HOSK wlio have engaged, or Intern! » Iting . * ~ tir Pa-age NEWCASTLE and IâtIILALLLPi iIA. in the American Slop HaN' nau, Captain Clements, are requested to he on lLard MONDAY, the of August nc«, the Vessel will procced sea first ...
... last Minstrel, new edition—Kearsley’s Pocket Ledger, tor 1809—Ladies’ Memorandum Books, for ditto—Public CbaracJers, foe ditto—P*cfttrr of London, for ditto—Longmate’s Peerage, for Mrs Grant’s Letters from the Mountains—Ditto Memoirs of American Lady ...
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... COMMERCIAL American been recerved, but not of a late arliclo from NuV. 17, says—“ are informed that odf Government “has received ■dispatches from Mr. Pinckney, dated Oflober 5, and from Mr. Armstrong, as late as September 20. the letters from Mr. Pinckney ...
... lark, high in ether, his pinions display% The glad wi.otll?nd choristers rivalrd his lay; bilt k 1, iv lug s:eets made the minstrels afraid, That dead was mid extinguisii'd the day. Thus thick buds of • Freedom. all fragrant and fair ; Through Kuropfs wide ...
... she carried Sir C- Cotton, who t'lere on the 3d. On the same day Sir Charles sailed in the San Josef, with the Nautilus and Minstrel, to take the command of the ,et foulon. The Asia and Algesiras, Spanish line of battle ships, arrived from Vera Cruz n the ...