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.JE!t KecelVcd ann Tor SHe by
: 4, the Sublcribsr, 'o y
"a tisress New Nice, -. %
- balss prime Georgia Cotton,
40 hhds. Arss quality retailing. Molsssss,
i, a ioxl chests Ay'an and Youps. Hysan
40. bs:rsls Suffolk Tar. 4, fsa /
.,.+ Newton / Keere.
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the Bellona privateer upwards Of 8 v.,..
came to Europe captain of the , sa q
ierre ne tried US on every point Of ,s;1; ''a'
but thanks to a gale Of Wind we a''ns
her, having run 1874 miles in Is bo,s "u sSs
IS superior salIer, and has headed -. Ole ,a
gle ever since her capture. Captured ~
the oath August, the American bar, On
neorla, from New ORLEANS, bound ~, ~ ns'
verpool, loaded with cotton, &en " Liz
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Spanilh Merino Sheep.
I NAVE JUST RECEIVED
EIGHT EWES.

BIZ the krig Brazilian, captain Lueket, from
Portugal,
YKTHICH,if not disposed Of at private
Wv sale before the 18th of nextmonth. will
on that day be sold at public sale at my farm
near Alexandria, on liberal credit. These
sheep are in good heal tn the wool is very
sne, and they are large Merino's. They may
be seen at my farm, and the terms of sale
known on application 90 me.
James H. Hooe.
October2o. dts
H. The Editor<of the National Intelii-
sgencer vii. please insert the above and send
his account to this office.
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IuH Received,

For sale By x. GRAZ, opposite the Wash.
:ngton Tavern, King street,
The Wandering Philanthropist, or, Let
tiers fro m Chinese, written during his re-
isdence in the United States. Discovered
and edited by George Fowler, of Virginia.
Price one dollar.
November e
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Far the alexandria Daily Gazsfte.
FROM THE OLD COUCH.

general have salutary or banetnl effect on
the morals of society, is a question which
will probably remain forever undecided It
stands so completely neutral in the catalogue
of virtues and vices, that there has never
been a test established whereby its merits
and dement's may be accurately weighed In
the balance. One declaims bitterly against
the theatre, as the particular house OF the
evil one, and would not consent to spend an
evening there under the price of all his vir-
tue: another visits it whenever his inclna-
ton leads him, and hun1biy trusts he has
imbbed thereby no more sin<than he would
in any other rational amusement; and both
of these persons shall possess all the active
virtues which constitute the sincere Chris
tian
have respect for them both the thing
appears to them in different light, as did
the party-colored shield" to those who
viewed its opposite sides. A pious Divine
of this place recently descan'ing On lrivol-
Gus amusements, very judiciously observed
to ispurport, that whatever has tenden
cy to lessen our fear and veneration of the
Divine Being, is dangerous, and should be
Immediately discontinued. This, in my
opinion, establishes a criterion, BY which
every person Carefully observing the eject
of them on his own mind may determine
for himself. The mind susceptible of in
struction, may in the c|iaste abridgement of
life, this mirror Of human nature, find
+" line upon line and precept upon precept."
Reprobate indeed must be that heart on
which these lines and precep,s shall have an
adverse influence! The most unpardonablv
illiberal trait in the character of the deistical
cynic, is his fatty denying the authority Of
the sacred volume, without perhaps ever
having looked between its lids, where h e
would find facts sufficiently eifevident for
his conviction: what shall we say then o.
one who pointedly condemns all dramatic
performances without candid, impartial,
and repeated hearing!
These premises naturally occurred to ne
from hearing that 7hespian Society of
young gentlemen of this town intend exhi-
biting course of plays, for the very Iauda
bic and benevolent purpose of relieving the
poor, during the approaching Indictment sea.
sons
In the aG7uent and middIing classes Of
society but little is known Of the miseries
of the poor and the SIX
AS man basking before hot FIRE, be.
lieves the weather outdoors has sottened
so be who rises from his teemfuT board.
cannot believe widow is then weeping over
brood Of h, ple:s little ones, that are beg
ging her for what !. not in her power to
give-rfHet from cold and huagcr!t Yet
such scenes, and still more distressing ores,
are to be found in all cities I congratulate
these young gentlemen on their expedient'
and since hamanity is their moving princi-
pie, have no doubt bur a discerning COM
munit y viii cviuce their cooperation By a
hume rous and respectable auditory.
@:n
NETWORK, November Z.
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LoNDoH, SEPT: 90.

~ =. 1IVT<50F$' q 77t. z.
Accounts from Oporto to the 9th inst.
state, that Massena had been obliged TO
send some of his forces to Navarro, Biscay
and Arragon, in which provinces The peo-
pie are in open arms. Romano has four re-
giments Of Portuguese cavalry with him,
which are commanded by brig. gen. Mad
den. A part of our army has again fallen
back to occupy their old quarters at Toro-
zello, 4 leagues from the Ponte de Mar
'eeile. Lord WeAiugton's head quarters
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ONE DAl~ LATER.

BY the Silver Grey, capt. Baily, from
Liverpool, the editors Of the New York
Gazette have received London papers and
Lloyd's lists to the goth of Sept and Ii.
verpool paper of the lst ult. They contain
the following articles -
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Alexandra Price Current.

CORRECTED wEEKLY.
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NETWORK, November Z.

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October 3.
e. Nay be bought for +. 90,

A lie aSL ttor tnr2e young lives, almost
equal to the fee simple right for As acres
OF LAND, lying N the county q Fairfax,
and being par, OF the tract called 1" Ravens
WORTH; the annual rent IL 80 pounds VIr-
gina transfer Tobacco, which may be bought
for SIS. per cwt. equal to 5 l8 Is cts. I! is
situate about nine miles from Alex ndyia -
The Improvements are log dwelling house
with three rooms, kitchen, granary, &c. Also
a good Peach and Apple Orchard, N! COLI
siderable p; proportion of meadow land This
farm is SAID 10 be admirably ada. ted to the
plal ter-a good crup Of wheat was made on
said farm, and it is supposed about 500 bush
els corn will De made this year, with the la
Dor of two hands. If not disposed Of before
tie 18th Of this present mouth it will proba-
by not be for sale after that pc iol Any
person wishing to purchase vii! Please Apply
to the subscriber, residing at Mount Air,
who will shew them said farm.
VIM. B. MeLuan.
October g. 2aw3t
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Ill Tis5. w iaS
S'pla We shall be told in the lofty
fu s''o. - an anniversary Grafton, that the
stratus ) nation Of fresmen in arms would
ssn, - rercenary legions of desPo:Ism.
ap9pa' -. -. f,rprt thas We should be half
as, by previous habisual submission
eonql.' IN C we longer continue we should
70 ,he eloquent Ames predicted, raise
~ an, ar are some who affect to believe and
- -. - persuade others, that the en-
tod' :" &c France has no designs against our
We are not surprised at any
soum which proAigate Parrzan OF faction
'p"p, ..,. ,, cover his reasonable de-
s'O b,n we are astonished at The creduli :
tbanesl hut deluded converts. We ex-
> :, ,ba, Bonaparte will treat US with JUS
P ond moderation Upon what, we ask,
y. TIC vegetation founded From what
=. b.nnsnrd, we NAV form some ludg-
-, M of what will happen, under similar
..nms,anccs. Look at BonaParte's con-
49, 49, :, Spain, a faithful ally, whose blood
aowrG. and whose treasures had been
- into his Golfers, whose commerce
". ruined, ard whose valuable colonies
49,. i.opardi2ed, and all TO CRAFTY his i'm
.,,,,ble hatred 10 England. Look at Hot.
.na whose suHcrings in his cause, would
sv.;,. our sympathy, If her previous base
was not recol!ected. In that country,
n,thrr the submission OF the people. nor
!. res Of blood which connected him with
l. sovereign, who he had appointed over
6em. formed any barriers in the way OF
br ambitious aud iniquitous designs.
RI, why should we wander In The devi.
cos maths Of conjecture, when we can ira
y.in the high road of fact Why trouble
omsrlyes with speculations, when proof is
furnished /. Why should we enquire what
Bonapartr 7p9uid a., when we see what he
@tual!v does /? He commanded us to make
war uaou England I'VE adopted An embar-
% aud non-intercourse, and he WAS salts
f.d-We continued them until disgrace
and ruin stared us in the face, when we re-
Taauished them. Fired with indignation,
mat unlike those wretched states, who have
ruined themselves to g, atty Rim, we chose
oexercise our independence, and consult
our own interests-Bonaparse conhscatcs
car property, orders Us TO be excluded
from the commerce of all that part OF the
world wnere his Influence extends, and IN
orc word has made 7oar upon US. We say
he has made war upon US, because he com
mis- every act OF hostility, thar in the. pre-
sptaiuaIion of the two counties, 1t rs IN
bis power to commit. He has not invaded
our cvuouy, and for reasons which have no
spnnexon with his justice or moderation.
The time has arrived when we should as
sumo the tone of an independent nation,
hnger submission may plunge US into ine-
utable ruin aud disgrace. We should dis
tnafse those prejudIces which have been SO
Injurious. We oughtnot longer to load
S"hterms of reProach, those, who taking
comprehensive view OF The situation oil 1he
So'id, have enaeavored 10 stop tbs pro-
SFsss OF the most impolitic prejudice a
Sainst nation, who defss the tyranr.
rage, aud stands between Us and his iron
0cspotss..
kaA ~..AA -.,-.s su.szsaaaaxs
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October s.
7hay1y Dollars RcuarG.

u AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
IN Sd instant, three likely NEGROES,
viz. George, a thin ysage fellow, suffers at
times baSly, 20 years of aee, feet org
inches high.--HiHs stout black fellow, a.
bout the same hsighth and generally wears
whiskers. - Aaron, about the Same heighth,
25 years of age and ve.y hard of hearing. 1t
is supposed they are gone 10 Alexandria and
will probably pass as Mr. G, orse CAahman's
property. l will give TIE above reward Tor
the three, or Ten Dollars for each, if deli
vered 10 Col Ro6ert Randolph, or to Junies.
Bales, OF Fauquier county, and all reasonable
charges, or it secured in Jail so that get
them again.
George Grant.
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Port of ALexardria.
ENTERED,

Brig Potomac, Matthews, Boston salt,
shoes, candles, sc. to Faxon, Me'caif &
Co.
Shooner Hazard, Howe, Passamaquod.
DIV plaster and oil to the master.
Sloop Unity, Hand, Philadelphia tall
goods different merchants.
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When Mr.. Gerry, at present governor Ct
Massachusetts, returned to Boston from
his embassy to France in con]unct'on with
M essieursi Pinkney and Marshall, ne was
asked when in his opiaion the war between
England aud France would cease. lie re-
Piled that a permanent peace would not
take place in fifty years. Perhaps this OPT
MON was grounded on the expectation OF the
long continued power and ambition ot Boz
naparte while alive, and the exercise OF the
same enormous power and ambition by his
successor or successors. 1t appears by this
tina, he was under no apprehension OF the
conquest of England. Very different OPT
Mons are entertained by European pollti-
clans respecting the fate of the French EN-
pire after the decease ofthe present Enpe-
ror. Some believing that no successor will
be possessed of those qualities which are
necessary for uniting the love and the tear
Of MS subjects and for maintaining what
his predecessor has gained, Should Bona
parte die natural death, and leave no is.
sue by his present wife, it is far more pro-.
bable than otherwise, that for the want OF
successor in whom they can all unite, some
one of the Bourbon family will be placed on
the thron e. Should he leave an heir to the
imperial crown, and die during the minor
itv of that heir, it is very doubtful whether
the regents Of the empire would be able to
preserve The crown in his family. Should
he live to cid age and die without dimi-
mutton of his present political strength in
Europe, leaving an heir in his majority,pos-
sessing much of the spirit Of the father, it is
most probable that the crown will continue,
nerhaps for centuries in his family, but the
boundaries of France contracted TO the an
cient lines and the nations he has conquer
ed restored without great changes to their
former situation.
However desrous Of peace Bonaparte
may at present be, for the purpose otbetser
preparing himself for war, he Will never 90
tain it till ne gives ample satisfactory P'oot
that he has reached the scene OF his anbl-
ton, and is undesirous Of further conGnests.
And if England is never overcome III Vie
French possess naval force with naval
commanders naval skill, experience
and discipline equal to her Antagonists, 'he
American patriot need not dread 'he fall OF
the British empire, the certain .runn or
Of our subjugation.
Diseases IF MntreaL-From the annual
r.nort Of diseases treated at "the Hotel
D!eu," Montreal, from August 8, 800, to
Iuly 81, 1916, We gather the following
facts:
The whole number of cases, 663
The number cured, oT
Do. relieved, 4S
Do. deaths, So
On the tail Of the diseases, the follow
ing is, perhaps, all that would be interest,
ing here:
: > = .
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George Grant.
Fauquicr County, Oct. SIS. cost
R A Reward offered for the

restoration of the subscribers II q X f.,
which strayed or was stolen from his stable
ard on the night of Friday the 2lst OF last
month. He is a black horse, between IA &
IS hands high, heavy made, with a cropped
name, his near hind foot white, and some
fresh marks on his back occasioned by the
chair harness.
FIVE DOLLARS will be given for re-
turning the horse, and, if stolen, TEN DOL
LARS more for the apprehension of tie thief
upon conviction of the felony.
Arch. Mclean.
October 4. cost
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The Z E F y S Il L,
A Novel, by Mrs. WEST, is just received.
ALSO,
Ms 81,
The mnleta Earrinr

The Complete Farrier.
Jackson's account of the Empire of Mo-
rocco, after residence Of 6 years, with
description of lomguetoo, the great empe-
rum Of central Africa.
Steuben's improved Regulations for the
Order and Discipline Of the Troops of tho
United States.
{ W,shingtor's Vaedctory Address to the
People Of The United States. A most beau
thu miniature edition, with striking Like
ness OF that ncomp- rabIe Man
FOR SALE GY
James Kennedy, sen.
October 3 cow
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Dropsy 20
Consumption 10
Cancer 3 D U
From this sketch, says the New York
Commercial Advertiser, it will appear that
there are, in the climate of Montreal, few
err cases of consumption, and many more
of highly irAamma,o5y diseases, than in
ours. It is but few years, we believe,
since the dropsy was considered by MANY as
altopether incurable. Whether this disease
is assuming new character or the faculty
are &C quiring new skill as to its nature and
rhe manner in which it should be treated
or whether both are the fact-we shall leave
to be decided in some of the Medical pub
LEGATIONS of the day.
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sloop Olive Branch, Nevets, Baltimore !
fall goods :. different merchants.
CLEARED,
Brig George w Washington, Sheldon, Pro-
violence by the master.
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On the dc tail Of the diseases, the follow.
ing is, perhaps, all that would be interest
ing here:
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April Is.
COAN LAND for tale.

CIX hundred and six acres OF valuable tov
- grounds, great proportion of which =
mixed with oyster shells situated upon the
banks of Coan river, In the county OF Nor.
thnmber.and, late the property OF .. da.A
Esquire, and il equally distant from Bali
mo, e, Norfolk end Alexandria. ~ ).
cOAA abounds in 6ne FISH, Systers, and
Wild fowl of every description iatheif Fesgee-
i've seasons-x-and tAe estate is . tery des'rs-
bile ono. Bnt a small part OF the purchase
money win be required to II paid atthe ums
Of purchase. For further particulars enqnt.
ri;es may be addresssdt 20 the q81ssibefs 8 vnc
rsquss,s that the postage on4a ssss may
George Carter.
o'''''a'; .p psil y sss'e''s, ]
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ROBERT GRAY,

BOOKSELLER, KING S1REEE1, j
Ra. kately received for sa!e- the Joll0'''"s 81
- ticLess
sF.iserruud.s Memoir ceu1crning the conn
mereial relations Of the United States WIZ
England.
Remark. on Adams Review OF Anes'
works.
Mrs, Chaponc's works. -.
Macknight OH the Epislles, vol, lst' to De
ronprised in 6 vols. octaSo-price 70 SUD-
scr;Ilers dolls so cts. in boards.
Gu,hrie's Geographical, HIsts1cal' ana
CONNIE rcial Grammar imprsvec' VOLS
The works Of President Edwards 8 vols.
oLtayo.
Aip.worth's Latin Dictionary.
Brooks Gazetteer.
Hutchinsoa's Xsnophon.
Gibson's and Jesse's Surveying
Murphy's Lpcian.
R,rlow;s ColumbiAd, yols. l2mo. .
American Register, vol. sth.
Or. Ramsay's History OF Souf Carolina
2 vols. oetavo, boarSs-price dolls. 50 CTS
NJ. Subscriptions received by K. Gray
for the Monthly Anthology. MacknigAt on
the EpIstles, and new American DISPENSE
tory, all new publishing BY subscription IN
town. 49,. .-... e..
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Public Sale,

On MONDAY, the asd inst. at ten O'Clock,
A. n. the subscribers will offer Tor sale,
at public auction, on Hooes wharf, the
following Property
The unexpired LEASE IN a.
Water Lot adjoining Hoos's wharf, fronting
IS feet on the river and rhnning back beyond
the Potomac strand A whafis extended
from this property, which may Be made i'm;
mediately prodaetivesby expendinb a very
small sum In repairs. There is also good
frame dwelling house two stories hiyh--and
there are nearly thirty years of the lease un'
expired A ground rent is payable on this
property to the corporation. ~. :
also, ..... !:
A Lot of Ground in the town
of Bath, in Berkeley county, in Virginia.
containing one fourth Of an acre.
One and. two-hfths Shares
in the Pennsylvania Copper .mine Company
one Share in the Alexandria Library Conf
pany, one Share in the Little River Turn
pike Company, one share in the Potomac
Canal CO. 10 cannon with carriages, and s
Founders, ! tobacco screw. ! large scale
beam, and weights, 6 swiyels, lot OF old
rope, and lot Of old iron.
,''''' . ''.'''. /. H.. Hooe, !,
]. Muncaiter.
90. -'.-.-,!s> - 1fs
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For Bottom,
The regulaf strading BIS
LOG az III, i

o. "a The regulafs trading briS
~ LOG AN, .
=, Jes. Hamsiett, naastsr
VIII saiI In ak days, and viii taks iew pas
sengers, for which she has excellent accom-
modaiions. Apply to - 6
/. Lawrason & Eowle;
Jpho have now Landing ffem said Sr,g, ena
schr. Samuel, from Boston,
SO 80 s sssI', New England Rum
ESQ boxes Mould Candies
hhds. retailing Sugar =,
10 do. do. MolaSses
& pipes Malaga Wine
20 chests Gunpowder, Hyson, & tougg
Hyson Teas 4.
so casks and so boxes Fresh Raisins
90 boxes, 10 trails, and casks hgs
100 barrels mess, no. !, and so half bar
rels ditto Boston Beet ,.' =.
5000 lbs. Grass Rope .
20 boxes Chocolate
so barrels Apples
S frkins Butter 49, -
From schr. Dove, from Porfsmout&,
a. IL tons Plaster Paris g.. ~.
4. 80 bars Sweeds Iron :
. % 3 b bbis' New England Rum p:
90 boxes Mould and Dipt Candles
2 hhds. Molasses ... .-- ~
SO pieces Tow Cloth. = $500,
Also, from sloob Ranger, captain Campbell,
from Mt1vburypor,t,
, 10 barrels N E. Rum
200 Fcgs Salmon.
IN STORE, ....... -
Berboon Gurrahs, Ravens. Duck, Young
Hyson Tea, German Checks, Muscovado Su-
gars, hIolassss, Mess No. l and No. 2 Beef.
prime Pork, Mackarel, Salmon ianners
oil, boxes of Shoes of different Qualities
1000 bushels coarse, and 1000 do blown
Liverpool Salt. - - -.
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advertisement.

10y virtue Of q, deed OF trust from rJohn|
~ Pots aaL Elizabetl,;his nife t0fhe snlss-
rribef, viii be sold BY pnblie rug iDpt on
Saturday tho 2Ist Of Aprji next 80 ths hiGh.
e.t 9idder, on the premises, surdrY Lois sof
nieees nf Ground, itdste on Water unions
and cameron streees, Ia the Nh 6f Alexaa-
dr;a: a credit ofsix, twelve lid tightSehs
3 nn,h. NiIi be given 70 che purchasers hey,
MING Their notes viilfssppf Moved ssrdoSsers.f
srd negotiable in the btnk of ISHiria for
the several instalmenss Ind Hen On fhe pro-
petty % further sesstay & I;
Tyr LudweIs . Zee. T.nst<c..
March -. 8 $50. ~ q. Z 8.
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Joseph Vaudeville.

Corner ef Aiag and Eairhar s'reets, ha' Jor
sale,
pipes London Particular Madeira old
and Of superior quality
Is quarter casks Malaga Wine
6 do. Colmenar do.
10 do. Sherry BIB & DC Brands
40 cases old Llares and Vim de Grave
so Barrels Whiskey
ga hhas. and 10 barrels Northern K1m
s Grnpowder, Imperial, Tyson, Young n.y.
Sou and ksyson Shin TEAS, Of the best qaa-
hfies.
with general assortment Of Vines Ia
quoss and Groceries, as usual, en- moderate
terms. * F
Marcia
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MILITARY LANDS.
GAZE

FON n Ley
or will Be ereAanged for PROPERTY in 'A!sran'-
- - ~. driG or it's Vieinify,
A Warrant for 600 acres Of land,
Granted by the state Of Virginia tor Military
,eryices during the revolutionary war. This
land lie, in the state Of Ohio, and is said to
he amongst the best in the state. II Will be
sold great bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
May IS.
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SATURDAY. Ars.i!L Al. 1870.
Iofeph e. MauEleRille, }

n ss ~. . q 49, II H. -. ~
lQtepn h. MaUNGNltics
o1ers jar, sdle The asbiss Afsictes,
suholesdie o. vetdis. $, s. -
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Grsen Coffee, 81 barrels and bags
/ 5000 Goshen Cheese, Of excellent q6a
| lity in casks .s.-sst, 20
1000 New England do. do. y
200 bbls. of Hsrrings, Shad and Mackare
so tons plaster pari. 49,. ! -
90 ba,esnrime INLAND Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds. Jamaica, ANTIGUA and Dema-
uyasRum ri -" y!
- pipes French and ditto Brandy
is hhds. Muscoyado Sugar =. r,.s5,
so bbls. : do. do.difsrent q ,alities
2 hhds. Copperas = - - 'f'; .
Cunnowder, e.
Imperial, -
Hyson. -. ~,
~ O and
Hvson Skin. e..
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-21
:MUSCOVADO SUGAR.

About $50, 900 lbs. of Museovado Sugars
of superior quality in casks, weighing ron
is to IS hundred each, will be sold ON &C.
neroas terms, on application to
James Patton,
- .MaEffeller & Young.
March Is. -