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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-06
CLOTH DRESSING.

HE proprietor. Of he MAINB COTTON A.
WOODEN FACTORY inform their friend,
and the public ,ha, they are now ready to receive
c'o'h TO be dreG.d at their Factory, and likewise
,ece've Them and return them When DIRE Ted At the
fchow'ng places. viz at MIR DAVID D,uas Port.
land, Msfrs Hoibroox Clark, Fssepor,. And
Doct Ma haaiel Weld, Bath
Bruoswick Ju'ye GU
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-06
North Y armouth Academy.

INSTRUCTION. commences a, this Seminary on
4 Monday 2zd inf, under the care of fuch Pre-
septor as,the TruAees hope, will give fat;sfzaion
Board fof fludsnts may be had, GEAR the Academy.
en- reaionable terms.
July 20.
TOR SALE. good FdRM in the town of Cor
ham, of ! 90 acres with good farm buildipSs,
and 500 apple trees in a productive fta'e.--pay
ment made ea'y, or exchanged for Real Effste in
Portland enquire of JOHN DUNN, uooo the
prem,fes, the iubiSriber in Portland
grly %, AARON PORTER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-06
MARCUS QUINCY.

MhkGUo QUINCY,
Hsssef Portland Pier,
EhPS eonAan,y FOR faIe of first quality. real
London Manufactured
PAINTS,
Ground or dry-which he will fell At the Lowell,
price White Lead blues, black, red and green
PAINTS Yellow for floors, or almost any col
our new IN uie for ia or ou'hde oe Houses or Vef-
iels' warranted TO d'y in 6x hours Il requre ed
tiio pots Tugs Rfuihes &c He will attend 10
the painting hufne.s as usual.
Likewise general aGor,ment of
w. | Goods AMI Groceries.
which he will sell cheap
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-06

1HE fusfcriber hereby give. pahlic notice TO al
concerned tina, he has been duly Amounted
and taken upon himte the trut OF Adminiflraror
on the ets'e Of NCHOLA LORINC late OF
Nnr'h Yarmouth IN tie c"un'y Of Cumhsr and
Woman deces'ed by giving bond as the law di
fecfs-he the'efore requeH. all perfon. who are
'nceb'ed 20 the fsid decealeds eGa,e to make i'm
mediate paymen, and thie who have any de
manos thereon, TO eIh'bi, he lame TO
. ASA TRUE,
Eorlhyatmculh, July ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-06
10 Be LET,

10 Be LEI,
Two CHAMBERS in a central part of the
Town which would accommodate fmai fam.
iiy-Enqulre At this Office.
Portland. Juy 81,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-02
PROPOSALS
BY. JAMES EWELL,
For Printing the third and greatly I'M.
Prored Edition
Fa.uILY PHYSIrIaJN,
HNTTLEB,
The NEEDED Conlpaaio,s.

s .yr
Treating in the mot clear and concise
manner, almost every disease to which
the human body isNsubiect, with their
na,ses, symptoms, fo,isps, cure, regi-
men. and means Of prerention--A DIS
pensatory for preparing family medl-
cines, and GsOssaty for explaining
technical terms.
In this though unfinished state, it was
IGNORED with the plandts Of Professor
Mitchell, Shirpen. Haton, Chapman.
Woodhosse, Davidge, Shaw, and many
other physicians, of the hrst reputation
in the U.States, from N. York to Charles
ton, as also BY sales Of twdlarge editions.
with a rapidly increasing deulaad for a
third.
Animated By such extraordinary sue
cess of the Medical Companion the
author has greatly improved Thy adding
10 tbis third edition.
l. A brief anatomy and physiologv OF
Che human body, which, BY displaying
its mechanism and laws. will clearly
point out, on nationa!. principles, the
cause and cure of diseases.
LII. An essay on the sic non-nGtGralS,
or grand constituents of health. as air,
food, eeercase, sleep, cracaatioHs, and
passions showing that by a proper atten-
zion to these. the Most teeoe frames,
without the ard ,ot medicine, may attain
beth pleasurabie life and great age: while
the neglect Of these, men OF the strongest
i0iA not LiCe ot.t haLJ
their days"
III, A grand american .44ater.u Me
4ica, pointing out those precious slmpe'
wherewita GOD has sraciously stored sur
meadows. fields and woods, Tor the heal
inr of our diseases, and rendering US
happily independent on foreign medicines
which, thosgh sometimes hard to be OBJ
tanned. are Frequently adaiterated AID
always costly.
". Having been hinselfa melancholy
spectator OF tie capture of the CITY
|jE WASHINGTON by the British, he
nas annexed an honest history CT that
awful t,agcdy, with sundry Important
|nnts relati.e to those tiilouS and camp
ferers, aud ayseateries, winch followed
mat great natiopal Calamity.
he uhme !rermins a complete guide u
'heaith, both Of NINA aild dody.
CONDITIONS.
The price of the first and second edi-
lions, though not 400 pages, and compa
|ranvely sterile, was three dollars and
fifty cents per copy. This third edition
greatly improved and auymehted, to
|0ear 700 pages, neatly bound ard let
tered, viii be but i've dollars to oubscrib,
|ers.
'Ebis work is now in press in Phila-
|delphia, ard will be published by the
|siddle OF last 81 next month.
Washinston Feb. 2. St.
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Postscript
Mr.. York, Jan. so.

.fptU-Y0rF, JET. ~.
/ LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.
BY the brig HelicoH, the editors OF
the Gazette have received london and
Liverpool papers to the 6th uitiiao, and
have extracted from them a few articles
The contents of those papers are destl-
tute of interest, having anticipated later
news by the Maria, from Bourdeaux.
Extract Of letter from Messrs. bernard
& Brothers, dated, Liverpool, 9TH Dee.
1916.
"'The few sales made IN Cotton are
II 1-2d. to GOD. for UpIands, l8 lid to
e2d. Orleans, Is sd. to ri. Cd. Sea Is
lands, with tendency to-day to look
down. There is much pressing on the
market and the idea of new Cotton ar
irving, shortly, keeps the dealers back
ward.''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-02
1t Col Armistead

of the United States Engineers,
XX7IsHES to contract tor 2coo bbls.
w of Lime. 5000 perch Of building
stone. to be delivered in. the months Of
March, April, May and June at Fort
Washington on the Potomac.
Alex'a. Feb 2 u
The Editors Of the National intelli-
4encer and New York Evening Post are
eques.ed to publish the above II time
nd forward their account to this Office
Or payments
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-02
$50 Dollars Reward.


D ANAW AY from the subscriber, on
N Saturday the 18th inst. bright
mulatto boy named JOSHUA, formerly
the property OF MIR. WIN. Hodgson, a
bout 8 feet E inches high, from 90 to 81
years of age, stout made and handy leg
sed mas a swing in his walk, large blue
eyes, large mouth and one of his tore
teeth out bad on when he went Oft a
pair of blue pantaloons and roundabout
-iacketo of the same, but it is probable he
may have changed them--it is probable
he will make for Baltimore. Philadelphia
or New-York, where ne will attempt to
|get employment as Confectioner, IL
which business he has been employed.
| will give a reward of 25 dollars for Sc
curing him, iftaken in Alexandria and
fifty # taken within 60 miles, and the
boye reward if taken further from Alex
andria, and reasonable charges if brought
home.
LOUIS BEELER.
n. B. Masters of vessels and others
are cautioned against haiboring or carry
Ing off said fellow, as they will be dealt
with according to law for SO doing.
L. B.
Dec. 19 tt
The Editor Of the Baltimore Federal
Gazette will please publish the above e.
very Other times.
Just received,
By the ships Armita and William aud
Henry, from Liverpool, via Baltimore,
A and GA cambrlcs
9-9 cotton shifting Of various kinds
and qualities
Common and super6ne 5-4 dimities
GA cambfics, ditto
Superfine Jeans
Mems, women's and children's COT
ton stockings
Elegant fancy muslins, various +
CURES
Gilt and plated buttons
l case OF tapes and bobbins
Calicoes and furniture fringes, &
The above goods viii be sold on
yantageous terms by the piece Or packas
George Taylor
Dsc q dstlaw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-02

cities, rapine, and excesses 81 anosthorl
|sible nature: Can't be improper to cal
|.'ina d monster, and to call SO the several
sthers who act like hins / think not
while things shall continue to have thei,
genuine meaning. But what is, in truth.
to the dignity and homer Of the
United States, is to compare such men
|sters to. the very respectable men at the
Eaead of our administration, aud to the
|conquerors of our liberty and indepen-
|ience, to Washington, Gates, Greene
and Montgomery. Did those great and
Generous patriots form a section OF mutt
|aeefs:s Or did they fight against the
community, and only in a view to plum,
der and eversway It'll / do shrink with
horror at such disgraceful comparison.
BY this rule of Judgment, highwayinen
could be comparable the most ceIebrat-
ed heroes of ancient or modern ages.
With regard to Vanegas aud Catleja.
don't apologize Tor their conduct; but
tits we'll kRosn, shat the act of atrocity
!MDUtHu tu TIC tdttcIS 10 uuI FuuicHt
OF the condign punishment
inilicted or some fragrant criminals; and
that the former has taken nothing else
Fre,a Mexico to SSain, Tut his own pre-
perty lawfully gotten. while Bolivar, not
80 quote other Ike models Of creole pa
reached Jamaica loaded with
tic piunder OF the unfortunate people Of
Eenezaela. But why offer the light Of
reason and the sound Of trnth to blind
nd deaf persons !? When their fancies
are qnite distempered, we must leave
them to rave at their pleasure. So we
4nalI do aud it is necessary to observe
nothing more, on tie remaining pgDposi-
lions Of the essay. Time itself vii!
|oring down the cilimerieal hopes of the
of the insorsent faction Of
South America, and dissipate the lntoxi-
Gated fumes of their encuiniasts. This
|xe must wish, for the good order and
happiness of the honest and peaceful m
|habitants of those beautiful regions.
/ lave the honor to be, sir, your most
lJJcuient servant.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-02
AN ENQUIRY
INTO THE
PRINCIPLES AND, POLITY
OF THE
Government Of the United States.
BT JOHN TAYLOR,
Of Caroline County, Virginia.


Comprising nine sections, under the fol-
lowing heads:
/. Aristocracy.
2. The Principles of the Policy of the
United States, and of the English policy.
s. The evil Moral Principles of the
Government of the United States.
A Funding.
S. Banking.
6. The good Moral Principles of the
Government OF the United States.
Z. Authority.
8. The Mode of infnsing Aristocracy
into the Policy of the United states.
9. The legal Policy of the United
States.
One volume, octavo.--Price IN boards:
Ss-bound, So so.
For sale by
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-02
FISHERIES.

yFNHE Subscriber respectfully informs
\ the public, that he intends carrying
on the Fishing Business the ensuing
spring on an extensive scale at
HoIiin's Point. 6 While House
Landings.
Persons wishing to contract for large
quantity Of Fish. can be supplied, by APP
plying to the subscriber in Alexandria.
He will take corn, rye, bacon or beans,
at the Alexandria prices, in exchanges
for Fish. He will take particular care to
Give general satisfaction to sal gho may
call Oh him at hi. landings
(. Wm. Patterson.
NJ. will give good wages for hands
q haul the seine. w. T.
Jan is lawn
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-02

extract OF letter from Levett Harris,
Esq. charge d'Afairs Of the U. States,
at ST. Petersburg, to the Secretary OF
state, dated the Esd of September,
1915.
" have the honor to enclose trans
iation Of an ordinance Oh tie ceuncii OF
state, relative to certain Custom-house
forms, to be observed in regard to goods
|lmported from foreign countries. ).
:. TAis regulation is dated In 1878.
1T would seem that it HIS never been OF
Iiicially communicated to the Sassian
IUonsaIs in the United States, or, If SO,
that they had not giyea to it the publ
lefty requisite to free our merchants
rom the heavy penalties artached 20 It's
il0n-ohseryaRce.
Cur ships that have arrived this year,
have all been deficient In relation TO II,
land il vas with some difficulty that CO.
Famed an exemption IN thelr favor.
(which was finally granted under an as
Isprance from tie minister oil finance
ltaat tie indulgence would not extend
.locsoad the present season Of naylga-
,ou."
TIE BILLS, &c.
/. The bills of fading Tor goods and
tnsrchaadize imported both by iaud and
Sea, uiust specify Iot 5nly tie quality
Eor quantity thereof, but also the psytleu-
ar contents OF each baie, case, cash
or other package, shelving the number
of pieces, the weights and measures.
,. Every BIZ os lading which does rot
exhibit tbs specific statement, shali
have annexed to it an invoice, s!le~ias
The contents of each bale, with the nunl-
Der OF pieces, the weights and measures
signed ey the coasignee.
S. Al goods and merchandise, the
lbills Of iaulng for Which are not corr
tormable to the present regulation, shall
|be subject to double duties.
4. Extend the regulations to the poIi
of the White, Baltic, and Black Seas,
&c. and exe.npts goods imported under
the Turkish flag.
5. Specifies the periods at which the
was enforced.
The ceasignees of goods are required
to make an enSry of them Within two
weeks after arrival, and in failure there
Iof, to pay double duties for the SAME.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-02
Public Sale.

ON Friday next the Cd instant, will b
sold at the Vendue Store,
One bale snperfne Broad Cloths
Three bales second ditto
One case MarseiIles yesting
One ditto Cambria Muslins
One ditto Cambria Prints
One ditto Ginghams
One ditto American Cottons, &c.
p. G.. Marsteller-
February
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-02
THE
American Family Physician. !

/ have always thought it = greater
happiness TO discover certain method
Of curing even the slightest disease, than
10 accumulate even the largest fortune !;
and whoever compasses the former, |
esteem not only happier, but wiser and
happier too. A
LYDENHAM.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-02

Vanted, to p1srchase or hire,
A Female Servant, OF good disposition.
who understands Cooking aid
ouse Work in general. Fsr sueh =
le liberal price will be raid, or soeA
ages given. Epeuus VI Vie trirtsE.
Jan .
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pulhc Sale.

On Saturday 10th day of February, will
be sold on the premises,
A two story frame Dseliing-House.
situated on the North side OF Duke
street, to the eastward Of Patrick street.
now in the occupancy Of Mrs. Thompson.
n- FERNS made known at the place
of sale.
p. G. .Marste.ler.
Feb ~.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-02
]. +. Caldwell,
NO ICE

WYE the Subscribers having formed
w copnexion ia trade--the busi-
ness will in future be conducted under
the firm of CAWOOD & SMITH.
DANIEL CAW0OD.
THCS. M. SMITH.
Feb. /.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-02

FRIDAY, FnBRUART z

-. .sSo0ner Emily, late Wallace.
y, ofthis port, has arrived At Kin
y.Ocomieo. after q passage OF g
- - fisn P0'to cevsll0-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-02

r-.,,;ng Saaassrs, Esq. was appoint
/, s Id legislature Of Virginia, Of.
s last. a judge Of the general
!. 81 the 9Th judicial circuit, in the
i. '... 4 Paul CarriagtOn, Esquire, de-
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For Sale.
On board sloop Good Friends, lying at
Tomell's wharf.
9 bids. and "a bis. prime sweet
Newark cyder,
as barrels apples,
400 lbs. FAX
500 lb. Philadelphia butter
Is dozen corn brOOms
1850 Ropes onions
IF the above articles are not disposed Of
on or before Saturday IL O'Clock, they
will on that day be offered for sale at
Public auction.
Apply to
adams, Herbert * Co.
OK
Henry Wardeli.
On board.
feb Q.
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Bank Drafts

february 9
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GoxD1Troxs OF THE HERALD.

ThsSsubscrip,ion is Five Dollars per
,annumA-payable by town subscribers
half yearly 10 advance.
Country subscribers (from the diff
cuity of collecting at distrance) will
&c expected 70 pay the whole year in ad
vance or the time for which they sub.
sc,Sds, or give a responsible fIiend in
town.
10 subscription taken tor less than
s;x months. Communications, orders
SIC. to be post paid. No paper will be
6iscnntinued (but ct the discretion OF
E.ditors) until all arrearAges have been
paid up.
Advertisements not exceeding a
.souaro inserted three times Tor one
dollar and IS cents FOR each succeeding
insertion. All advertisements sent TO
the Office without having the number OF
times for which they are 10 be inserted
DESIGNATED will appear In every paper
until otherwise ordered
A liberal allowance made TO thosc
who advertise by the year
T,,1e io'l
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FOR SALE OR REN
II DISTILLERY

Situate in Fairfax county, one mile from
the Turnpike Road, three from the Court
Houfe, and II from Alexandra and Geo.
Town, very good neighborhood for.grain
aud within three hundred yards Of two
mills where grinding can be done at all fea-
TONS of the year lhe Houfe is built of
Stone, large and convenient, plenty of wa
ter running over head. A convenient lot
of ground, Stills and mafI tubs can he had
with the Still Houle, If not fold or rent
ed before October next fhorld be glad TO
employ good Diftiller. One that can come
we'll recommended will meet with good
birth. AMOS FOX,
june a6-Iawto
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-09
TO LEl'-

That elegant establish nent On Jcr-
isrson street, commodious brick
d"cning' having wing dining, Store,
and five good lodging rooms neatly f.
'eished, smoke house, dairy. kitchen,
stable, and every couvenienoe, pump
under cover, a garden we'll stocked
with vegetables, and best If water al
The distance Of 800 or 800 yards--tht
improvements are in compIe;e repair
'bs' situation very Pieasamt---,hc renl
will be moderate, end immediate pos
session giyen-appiy to
JOHN JACKSON.
anr. o
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.
The IgTnchro!er Nail Stage
WILL START
Every Moaday, Thursday and

saturday
FROM MLLAUGHLIN'S ia
VERN, at three O'Clock A Nj. and ar
i've IN Winchester early the same G..
vening. RETUREINe +: will leave
VI Cures tavern in WincbesteT, at three
o'clock, and arrive in AEe1onsiTia at an
early hour the same evening. The
sage win continue on to Washington
and Georgetown, for the accomnoda.
ion OF passengers.
Az The above Line is in first rate
order The public may rest assured
that every attention will be paid to their
convenience,
THE PRQPRIET9Bs,>
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70 be Sold or Rented and Possession
given the. first of Seht. neat,
That valuable two-story Brick
House on Prince street, row occupied
by Mr.. Thomas Lawrason-The house
is about 40 by 80 fest front, with good
Cellars 8 feet high; the first story l2
feet, second a feet, ard four lodging
rooms in the garnet, ail finished ia the
best manner, with Kitchen, Wash
aouse, Stable, coach house, and every
other necessary building complete, and
all OF brick. Two LOTS adjoining
the house and stable will also be sold
% suit the purchaser, that Ivy Building
three walls ne may have another house
and Offices OF equal size The build
irgs Of their size; the elegance of tic
situation and plat OF the square, with
wo wells OF excellent water on the
premises, is equalled by few, exceeded
~ none in AicxanGria, and is entitled
20 the first attention of any gep,lemai.
hat wishes TO live comfortable. Tho
premises viii be shown and terms mad.
known on application TO Coz George
Dene0ie or Ro5ert Br0ckct &cn Alex
anur:a, and terms mode easy II neces
ssry, to SUIT the purchaser.
will purchase from 500 to 1000
ron of good PAVING STONE from
6 10 4 inches deep, AID will give on
delivery in Alexandria IS cents per ton.
Apply 90
RoBERT BRoCKET, Sen.
AS am far advanced in years and
The period CT life uncertain. avail
myself CT this opportunity in request.
ing all my creditors to bring in their
accounts, and those indebted TO me are
also requested to make immediate pay
ment, the better TO enable me to dis
charge my debts, as Yn determined,
God wiiIine) to have all my accounts
wiki maukiud settled il ny ilfetime.
r. y Sen
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for sale.

Land for sale.
BY virtue. OF deed Of trust. from
Coleman Lewis, TO the subscriber,
(made,t to secure the. payment OF sum
of money, due TO Alexander Waugh
will be exposed TO public sale, at Cen.
frruHie, in the COUNTY Of Fairfax on
the 18th day Of Sep, next, to the high.
est bidder for ready money
l32 Acres of Land,
Lying on Ihc turnpike road, between
Fairfax court house and the said town
of Ccntreviilc.
GEO. ". BERKELEY,
TRUSTEES.
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Mn.JonM B. DABMEY.

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day Of the Circuit Corrt of the Diltrict of
Columbia, to be held for the county Of
Alexandria, in November, 1876, or as fUon
as council can be heard, fall move that
court TO award judgment againfyou in favor
of the Common Council of Alexandra, for
tho FUN of twenty fix dollars and five cents,
being the amount of taxes due on your pro-
perty on Wolfe treet in the town Of Alex
andria, for the years 1894, s, g, 7, 8, 9, 10,
II, IA, Is, IA, and IS--according to the act
Of Congrels paGed the 18Th Feb: 1904.
J. d. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
Of Alexandria.
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IHis is 10 give notice.

dHlS as 10 S3Oc nO1Sce,
That the subscriber Of Alexandra
county, m the district Of Columbia, has
obtained from the orphans court oJ
Of said county, letters OF administra-
ion on the personal estate Of Daniel
ROoagai, late OF said county, deceas
ed-AIl persons having claims agnipst
said decedent are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same to the subscriber, on or
before the 24ih day Of Feb. next, as
theY may by law be excluded from all
benefit TO said estate and those in.
debted thereto are required to make
Immediate payment
Given under my hand this 24tb day
Of Aug. 1916.
MARY M'DOUGAL,
Admr'x. Of Daniel M'Dougai
Aug 24-3t
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Hardware and Cutlery.
A dam Lynn
July 96.

Corner of King and St. Aaph fret, has
received by the ship Ocean & Wilhel-
nina, from Liverpool and is now
opening for sale,
Building materials carpenters tools, plat,
cd and timed saddlery, files, anvils, vices,
curry combs. spades, shovels, frying pans,
brafs wares jappaned walters Sc dreffinG
boxes, Bell metal kettles and 1;cllcts, tea
kettles. sauce pans, sad irons, traces, foes,
nails and spikes, ivory, buck, horn & wood,
table and deiar, knives and forks, pen and
pocket knives, razors, sciHars, taiiors,
shears, sheep shears, SHOE butchers and
saddlers knives, fish hoo S, lines and rods,
powder faiks aud shot belts, plated GATORS
and candieiticks, mahogany and sattcn wood
knife cafes ard tea caddies, Britannia metal
coffee and tea pors, sugar dishes and cream
pots, Il few cards ofvery elegant pen knives
aforted, from to az blades,
And Waidrons prime corn and grais
sythes, sickles, patent SHOT, &c &c.
He has alto on hand an aGortment Of gilt
and mahogany frame looking glaiIes, Ger
men pocket giafcs iewely and fancy goods,
bar iron and feel, &c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-09

120 LaborerS arc Wanted,
For the pablic works at Fort tVashn
ingtOn, (on the Potomac) for which
liberal price will be g'yen--A pplicatio
MY be made Immediately.
va K. ARMS TEAD,
1t. Col. Of Rngtneerss
Feb. 2i.--eo