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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20
Interesting from South Amerifa.
JAMAICA, J fza..i2.

tA1AfcA, sxa,i2.
The coast OF Cuba, in parlie ular The port
OF ST. Jago, is much infested by Car,hageni.
an priya,eers. The Governor Of ST. Jago
lifted 90, about fortnight ago u brig Of Elk
guns, and l25 men, 10 clear the coast I; but
she returned few days allce sailing, having
go, complete drubbing from one OF them.
The Carhagenian had only one gun and
eighty-six men.
The Kingston Chronicle contains proclss
nation of Don Salvador Moxo, Brigadier
General, sc, &c. Of Caracas, respecting tho
Blockade OF the island of Margstius 5 dated
at Carrae cas-, 29,h of january, in which he
denoupccs The vessels Of all nations ai,e mpt.
ing TO enter the ports Of that Island, and ut.
fofdihg assistance in any way 10 tho Patriots
the masrcr Of every vessel is to be hung up
to the yard.arm, and every fifth man, som'
posing the crew, is to share the snge fate.
The Royaiisls have been completely de-
feated in an attack on Ma,gariua, which has
probsbly exaspera'ed them, and the above or
der is part OF the effect.
Kisosros, (Jam.) Feb. -.
Ertrdet of q letter from a Senifemon IN ear1-
esa, 10 ms friend in This ei,y, dated February
riped here iosf 4pcek -
"You no doubt Heard thnt the Spspiards
were ir,ing out an expedition 10 20 and at.
tack the Island Of Margarine, in possession
Of the independents. A Spsnisrd (Manuel
Linares) has arrived here, as d con missioner
from the Spanish government Of Caracas,
and Brought the news that the eSpedition,
consisting of 500 men of the regiment OF tho
union, went against Marga,lt,a, bot were en-
,irely defeated, the 500 soldiers and ~ OH
GERS (smong the m the celebrate AibIquerque)
being all killed. The whole island IL now
entirely in possession. Of the independents,
who nave offered large sums TO those who
will furnish them supplies Of arms, ammuni-
zion, and provisions. The Spanish commits
sioner, Linares, has issued forth paper, de-
clsrins oil those that may be concerned ia
carrying any succour to The Island of Margs-
fitta, will be declared traitors 10 the Spanish
government, aud, IL taken, be dealt Sitb sc-
eordngly. Two schooners, belonging 10 Mar
garil,s, lately attacked the we'll known priya.
teer General Moxo, and gave her ,olerable
druobing, but she succeeded in msking hsr
escape.
"General Saranss the commsnder OF the
Independents Of Tenezuels, has taken the
city Of Barnas, and has laege force Of cavalry
with him.
You may rely on The correctness Of tho
above Information, IL being but 10 ,rus, and, u
you think proper, publish !, with safety
:'he Portuguese ship Ba,semss, upwards
Of coo toss bur,hen, ready Tor sea, and bound
to Lisbon, where che realty belonged, having
cargo on board eonsisdog Of sogsr, cotton,
hides. furniture, wood, &c. mostly on f>ieht;
ship and cargo valued OF 85oo,coo, was
hunt IN prrnaInhrra. the z sd nl laaualH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20

Tbo forces combined against Frsaee, in
the has, Struggle is thus estimated ina late
London paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20

For tho support OF tfiesc troops Great
Briisin provided five miVians sterling, TO-
wards their support. ,..:.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-02

Landing
On lr,Oin's ,char3, and for sale By the
subscribers,
10 hhds. first quality New Orleans
Sugar
so bags green Coffee
1000 lbs. Filberts
1000 do. Seine Irvine
f0CO do. Cork
80 boxes dipt Candles
so do. Chocolate
S kegs Ginger
90 boxes Fig Blue
10 bushels Cranberfies
100 boxes Raisins.
r. and J. MGadevillc.
February 27 OF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-02
a great Bargain IN ] Land,

yMvHE subscriber offers for sale tract
81 Land, containing 5 s acses,S !, Z
mo no. n Charles county. state OF MARYLAND,
( miles from Piscataway. and Is RON
Alexandria ferry. The above lana Y
well adapted to the cultivation o. corn
wheat. rice, tobacco, etc. ihe l,npr ,,.
.msnts are 4 comfortable frame dwelling
honss with 1 rooms below stairs and z
above. a large two story house covered,
intended for dwelling house, Wnlcn
might be made complete at a small ex
sof1se. with other necessary out-house,'-
(. never filling spring within 100 yar "a
|of the house, two apple orcilaros u tl, !,
hest of fruit. together with frutt OF al
most every description. There is about
one halfoI this land covered with tie
hest Of timber. 1t is deemed upneces-
sary to give further description. as u
IS calculated those wishing to purchase
will first view the premises. The terms
of sale will be, thatthe purchaser pay one
Ihaltsof the purchase money in hand the
balance in one, or if required, two
years. BY the purchaser giving oonu
with approved security, he can Obtain :
rood and sufficient right Immediately al
ter the purchase.
er ii it is not disposed of by the
It6th Of March next, it will on that day
be offered at public sale and sold to th'
lh;sbest bidder. The land can be viewet
lat any time by application to Mr.. Small
wood Cawood, on the premises, or t.
1.-THE subscriber in piscataway.
Henry II, Redmond.
| March 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-02
GERMAN GOODS.
Cherries + Cetbtf

AS received per tAe slip Orion. d..
"A rect from HAMBURG, and offers far |
sale the following Goods, VIZ.
$50 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting oflooking glass plates. de-
canters, tamblcrs, wiae glasses, double
Tint and gilt edged, window Glass, &c.
200 bates Linen,
Consisting of PlatilIas, Britannias.
EstopiIlas. Rpu2ns, Cholcts, Creas, Lis,
tadoes, nowlas, Hessians. Sail Cloth.
White Sad, stout hempen I'iekleabpres,
0snaburgs, Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scytlles,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quiiis,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks Of steel of a superior qualHsy
Mantle ornaments,
1900 demiiohns,
Apothecarles' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
All Of which will be sold on as good
terms. as they can be purchased in the
United States.
Nov 90
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Lawrason and Fowle,
HgVE FOR SALE,


Lawrason and Fowle,
HaYE FOR SALE,
1000 tons plaster Paris
5000 bushels st. ubes salt
5000 do. coarse Liverpool
1000 do. blown do.
500 sides red soal leather Of superior
quality
900 boxes mould candles
100 ditto goldfish
90 barrels new beef
40 boxes capeEs
500 bundles sbeathing paper
40 boxes window glass Of the Bos-
ton mandatory, assorted sizes
so cases ditto glass ware from same
mandatory, consisting OF de-
canters, tlunblers, wine and Jel-
ly gl2sses, pitchers, &c.
eask containing tea sets, Chi
ma, part very elegant.
February 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-02
The Subscribers

90 AVING formed connection IN
sH trade, under the firm Of Harper sy
Fenaail-Ofcr for sale, at their store,
corner Of Prince and Union streets near
the Dock,
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Cogniac brandy
Whiskey
MoIasses
l.. p. Madeira, and
TeneriEfe vines, by the pipe half
pipe or quarter cask
Loaf and lump sugars
n. Orleans do.
G. P. Imperial TEA
Imperial do.
Tyson, Y. IiSson &
Hyson skin do.
Coffee.
English seine Irvine Of superior quail
ty, and Cordage Of various kinds lar
and cork wood, together witha general
assortment Of Groceries.
Samuel Harper.
Beng. T. FendaU.
feb % tt
For Rent,
THE brick Store Eoase, Corner of
Prince and Water streets, lately oecu-
pied by Fendal and Roones.-For terms,
Apply to
feb % If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-02
Negroes for Sale .

GONE tbatar yOuns, Of both sexes
that have been treated with tendes-
re. ss and humanity. None. need apply
- n3sFchase, that have not known rest
lence in the District, OF the nelgaOoFlns
counties. ), p,:.,ton
Staw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-02
Plaister Land for Sale.

lyEylIE subscriber offers for sale, a
B Farm, in the County Of Fauquler.
and state Of Virginia, containing $50 A
icres, one third Of which is ct the strong-
lest quality, and covered with heavy
growth Of red oak and hickcry-Ihe re-
sidue, (bcing cleared land. IS in good
heart, two thirds Of it having beer
laid down in red clover, and no tract
in the state has afforded higher eYlden-
ces of its adoption to the plaster OF Pa
ris.-There is, on this tract, and at the
confluence of the two never failing
streams of Broad and Mil Runs, a
scite for a Merchant Mill, with a fall
of 25 feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for building, and by the side of a
we'll built Saw-Mill, recently erected
A law has passed for turnpike road
which will pass by or near this scite.
For the above property, | will take
the moderate price of 90 dollars per a
ere, witt reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket POst-Oillce, Va
September 80.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-02
FsDr Boston,
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received By
the General Lingan. Captain Weston,
from Amsterdam, large 4 elegant as
sortment of Boiling Cloths, of a superior
quality, which wilthe offered for sale at
the store of MIR. James Anderson.
Amos Alenander.
October 6. tt
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For Boston,

sKE The fast sailing schooner bea-
jarais, will sail iD a, few days.
and can take few hundred barrels Oh
freishtif immediate application is made
Dodge g KcltsI.
= div
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Public Sale.

EHURSUANT TO a Deed OF Trust
from Hugh w. Deneale to the sub
scriber, for securing the payment Of
twelve hundred dollars and expenses OF
sale &intetest, will be exposed to sale tor
ready money to the highest bidder, before
the Coffee .Housein Alexandria, on Tues
day the 9Th day of March next, a
Tract of Land containing three hundred
acres, Ia the county of Fairfax, adjoin-
ing the lands whereon VIM. Deneale
formerly resided.
ALSO.
1--WE Negro Slaves. one named Charles
abaat thirty years of age and one nam
ed john about 90 years of age, or so
much of the said slaves and land as will
satisfy the said debt and costs and IN
teyest, if the said slaves are produced
ON the day of sale, and if they are not
produced | shall proceed to sell the said
Land. The sale to commence at II O.
clock.
Charles Page,
Trustee.
fen Of is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-02
February 81 div
Chewing tobacco, &C.

Just recsired from Pstersbnrgh, "a.
so kegs warranted smalltwist chew,
inc Tobacco, Z and 8 twists to
tbe pound, good as srer offered m
this ma'lfet.
ON HAND,
10000 Spanish Segars, first quality
none better in the district OF Co
lumbia.
100000 American segars, excellent qua
.9LsO,
100 rolls spun Tobacco, good quality,
and 100 dozen smoaking Tobacco
in papers.
Macubs, Scotch and Rappee SMUT, OF
superior quality.
To be had wholesale and retail, OF the
lower end Prlnce-street,
Alexandria.
February 27
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For freight to New York
$50 The good sloop TRIM, John 3.
merry, master. burtllen a5olbbls
Apply to
Who have for sale landing $50 size;
soal leather and casks asserted shot.
feb 2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-02
otton, * Naval torres.

Landing at the wharf o. the Subscribers,
from brig Clasissa,
81 bales first qualify Upland Cotton:
: ALSO.
The Cargo of schooner BENJAMIN, fr.-
Washington, ". G. consisting Of
453 barrels Tar
$40 do. Pitch
100 do. Furpentine
90 do. Rosin
2 do. Spirits Iurpeatire
Is 9 do. VarniSh
5000 barrel Slaves
In STORE,
Is bids, moIasses
so coils cordage
40 kegs butter
II pipes Cosnac brandy
II crates Queens ware
bids. madden
so bolts sail duck
so bis. prime beef.
For Sale by
Psgton e Dundas,
feb % ct
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Candies, Wrapping Paper, &C
This day landing, from the Schooner Ma
tive. from Boston,
70 boxes mould candies, Of assofte0
sizes,
500 reams wrapping paper.
AND IN STORE.
20 htds. good quality MasfoyaaO
sugars, r.
40 BIS. and 70 bags green co.icc'
10 puncheons, 8 and 4 Of Inc 'l1'0'
ed Antigua rum,
10 hhds. bright rn9lasses'
9 pines % proof Holland S'n'
10 casks gree9 coqpeFas'
so half boxes SPaa'sl. SesaIs'
S tons prime country hemp, CD.
With a general assortment OF "iov'
ries, as usual,
For B. g,.y q Haupson g Co.
jan 81
FOR SALE,
Ten shares Potomac Bal's
Stock.
AppIyt 70 ,,c.,o g. e..
Febyuary 90
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feb 81
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Mandeville & Larmour,


Corner Of King e Fairtaa' e King Wa-
ter streets, 4
HAVE FOR SALE,
100 barrels whiskey
10 pipes cognac brandy
S do. Holland gin
60 puncheons w. India Rum
10 hhds. 1st and Cd quality New
Orleans sugar
1000 lbs. prime Laguira coffee
so boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
100 do. muscatel & bloom raisins
500 W.T.. fresh currants
90 boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment OF wines Ii
quors and groceries.
December 10
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IticMmonA Dcc ID


Yesterday the n use Of Dsiega Go
were principally eugageG IN JOINT JsiIo,
with Ibc 6eDa.c, al tue cleCuon 81 thrcg
Judges oil the Circuit Court, ana OF one
Councillor OF 3lats.
Ihe three Juug cs,who now hold ihoi.
COMMISSIONS ~ yirtue OF an execute
appointment, nave IN TACT 0nij pecn re
elected, VIZ
Judge Daniel 10 supply the yaCaUty
occa2iCned BY The death OF Judge Dab
ney--
Judge Sempie, tc supply The yacapcg
occasIoued by the Resignation oI Luas :
Daniel III the cigcuii wiIch lac lJy.ner-
ly oCcuplCd---
AMI Judge auIh, TO supply tic va.
csncy occas.aaed by tie resignation Of
Judge Semple In the cI,cui, winch ~
formerly occupied
he two last were elected without
any opposition
Mr. James p Heath (aow iii ;hc 4.
Of Delegates from TIC .ou0ty O. Prince
WilIam) was elected at tic first bdllo',
IN opposition 10 three other candidates
a Councillor Oh State, in inc room u
MIR John Tyler, who is elected TO The
Congress 0E the Umucd States from inns
District.
The SRshension Blu tcngrossed) was
taken up, read ,hird Ime, passed ano
sent to the Senate Tor tbeit Concurrcnc,
Mo discussion took place on rs pa.
sage.
rhc House adopted Resolution TO
proceed this day, by joint ballot with toe
Sepa'e, TO tic elecIo OF Goycrno e
The election Of Senator OF the United
STATES, IN the room OF General Mason,
[wnosc term expires OF ,he fourth Of
March, and who declines ofierIng) will
also be made on this day,
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proceeded 10 reconsider the said ac,
and having amended the sane j, was
then read and passed unanimously.
A communication was received from
the mayor, giving the information re
quesied by the councilatt their last meet.
ing, and also embracing other objects
which was read, and upon motion refer.
ed to Messieurs Taylor. Dencale aud
Thompson,
The &c, making further appropriations
for finishing The new market house, anu
other purposes, was read second anG
third ,ime, and passed.
The council resumed the considcra-
ion of the" Act, to amend an act an
itled an act tor appointing guagers
measurers oil grain, salt and coal, mea-
sUTcys OF lumber," etc. which was read
a second time, amended, and laid Oh
the table.
Ordered, that the bal aace appearing
due from Edward Daily, br taxes OF
the year 1906. be RENTED; the council
being of opinion that they have been
improperly assessed.
Ordered, that, the auditors accounts
Tor tree quarters, ending the A,h inst.
DC referred to Msssrs Dcncale, VcitCh,
Dunlop and / thompson. Tor examination
Extract from ,hc minutes,
Test,
|, p. THOMPSON, G
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SniF so, NEW s.
p o Z g o r 49, iLEXHNDRIs.
from Ae Ar ceGee house Docks.

from ne hr ccgee house bo,ks.
ARRIVED
British schr Harriet, i5cDouald, l.
DAYS iroen ST Johns, N. Is. Win salt, 20
!. SeubroUk.
Sioop Heuriotla, Mills, IA days from
Ph:isu. with freight.
ochr McGonuugh, -----, Savannah,
with i've OAK ior me Navy Yard Wash
ngtOn.
CLEARED,
Schr Unien, Brewster Repentance
ballast
Big Cey!on, Te,ricr, Savannah, win
Hoar, shipped by Ads,ns * tiegncrt,a anu
/ & J Harper.
Brig Castor, Winslow, Portland, Will
hour, shipped by J Kettle * Co. Law
rAaoA * FowIe, n. Kecne, J Rutherford
and Others
.Schr Mary & Polly, Taylor, noston,
VITA flour, shipped by Dunbar s. Gown
shend ana Lawrasun * Fowie.
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In SENATE,

IGesdGy, December 10.
Mr.. Barbour, having OBTAIN d leave,
introduced "a resolution, proposing al
amendment To thc constitution Ut the u
nited States, ~ the following word
No law, varying the compensation
ior the services Of the Senators and
Representative sinai take effect unit
an eieCtlon CT Repre- sentauyeS, SHAH
have Intervened"
The Senate Adjourned,
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Wery- York, Dec. 9.
The Electors OF this STATE, of Presi
dent and Vice President, met at Albany
On Tuesday, and OH Wednesday gave ii
their votes for those officers. The votes
we're unanimous for James Monroe, for
President, and Daniel D. Fompkins, fol
Vice President Aaron Clark, Esq.
was appointed special messenger 10
carry the votes 10 the seat of govern
;ncnt.
\ similar vote was given in the state
OF Pennsylvania
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sions of Richard Bland Lee, Esq Com.
missioner, Sc.
The house having taken up the reso-
luton, and the mover modified its
phraseology-
Mr.. w. said, that as neither OF he
resolutions just agreed to, embrac. d
the object he had in view, he mus az
yocete the passage OF this resolution
He considered the enquiry important to
the country, 10 the constituents Of The
members on this Acor, and TO the iud
dirial character OF The gentlemen whose
, official conduct was the subject of II,
Mr.. w. said, he had heard many re-
ports unfavorablc TO the decisions OF
that officer. lfthey were true, he had
certainly acted In n mauaer didereD,
from what had been expected Grom hnn
at the time he was app inted. Ii TN
true, the erQulry was necessary 10 re
store his official character 20 the cen.
iidcrce it ought to have. A it might
Conciliatc the votes OF sent'cmen,.or ms
proposition, he would mention one or
two instances Of what appeared to hin.
'ncorrect decisions, of which he hau
Deen informed by common report
When the British entered this city, he
said, they destroyed house of Mir.
CAROLS and another of Mr.. Ring
gold'S. The owners OF tn Sc houses,
,rom what he had heard, we're not en-
titled 10 reimbursement OF their loss >.
But to MIR. Carroll had been adjudged
$1,000 dollars as the value of his house;
IN dto Mr.. Ringgoid 1900 for his.
The decisions Oh the House had been
uniformly Against this class Of cases !;
and, II the decisions Of MIR. Lee weIc
wrong, they called for the interference
OF this House, hi enquiry could do
no injury TO MIR. Lee or 20 the country
With that gentleman, Mr. w. said that
he had no acquaintance but he was
happy to state, that his character was
sucn as to forbid the idea of collision
with the claimants. lie might have,
nevertheless, decided incorrectly and
as the House could not rcjudge his dc
cision once made, il was proper that
they should be corrcct--into Which y!
was his object TO enquire. if he had
decided correcilS,ii would DC sorepoi,
ed by the committee If not, the cJm-
nIittec might recommend repeal u,
modification OF the iaw, ~ removal .E
the officer, &c
MIR. PIcKENs, Of NC. suggcs,e
that the object of his colleague Won u
fall within the duties Of the committee
on expenditure but did not move al
amendment
Nc objeciiou being made to the re-
solve, 1t was agreed TO without divI
sion, and a committee ordered TO be az
pointed accordingly.
Tuesday, December, 10.
AT the uaual hour OF meeting
Mir. LO7undes applized the House,
that IN consequence of the death Of al.
Infant child Of The speaker, lie would nc.
be able to attend this day TO open 1t,
House. MIR. l.. therefore, moved tina,
the House should adjourn un.ii 20 mos
row
The Clerk of the House having pu,
the question on this motion, IL was car
Tied, nem. coz.
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IN COUNCIL, Dec. 10.

MIR. Lewis Hipkjns. the member
Get frcm the ,hird ware, appeared, was
null fed, and trok his seat.
The Act, entitled An act 10 regu.
ate the weighing and msasuri,g f
gram, salt, and coa'," Ias Fsturncd q.
ouncil by the mayor wi.h his ohicc,
lions 10 writing. The COUNSEL therefore
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GeorEetogya. s. C. Mov 4.


CORN.-The present high price d
Com IN Charleston and this place, NAV
suae belief with many persons tina,
quantity raised he last season in
The adjoining districts, is not SO large
r> heretofore. We ere, however, war
anted is saying that the low lands on
Pee Dee river have seldom Welded q
more abundant supply; and that from
The uPiands a sufiJsncy has been har
eslcd for the consumption Of the inha
Jilants. ] heard it rcmar ked yesterday
by coruplantcr,,hat more than 100000
.gshcls would be brought to this mar
III during the ensuing winter, from
rec Dee river alone. Pee Dee has
seen too low to admit OF navigation lo
macy weeks past but the rains Of tbs
past week, It S hoped, will raise j! sui
Fncicniy 10 adult be passage of boats,
aud in a short lime VIC may expect our
usual supply OF corn from that quarter
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Public Sale.

TO MORROW, at 10 A NJ,
Will be fold At ut the Office of John LACK.
SON e. Co. Union. ltreet, be;wcln
King and Prince,
5 pipes brandy
10 CaiSS white wine vinegar
pipe Malaga Wine
70 key raifins
10 kegs harch
3 bbls. ihnrb
3 boxes cotton cards
IMMRDfArELY AFTER
bale lrih meetings
Dc mperfne WeIf, Aannels
I do do do red
do do do yellow
do aulhngs and coafings
do Ga cloths
do real iuPer do
cafe London MKT pirs
do elegant Madras hdks.
do fix and cotton do
do colorcG Cambrics
do 4 and 9-8 white
do vefings
trunk fuper undrcfs'd caIicoes
ALSO,
irifh linens, lsng lawn, linen cambrick
cocoon laces, lace buttons, cotton, fix anc
worried hofery, black twilled cambricks
gurniey trocks, fix gloves, &c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-13
Nrc0kAO FIENea.

GUST ARRIYED FROM IqXL7N
II AS the honor to inform the Ladies ana
i a Gentlemen of Alexandra. and its vi
cinity, that he has taken Store on Royal-
itreet, next door TO the Herald Office.
where he has for fale on reafonsb terms. 4
large and elegant aHortment of
ALABASTER WORK
SUCH as Groups and Figures, lars of ths
mott modern and delicate ,sAe. Also >
number OF FlSURFS and BUSTS IN mar
ole' ancient and modern LIKEWISE.
humoer OF GROUPS and MEDALS, of
4ronze, with very large collection of
1T II lNSs, IN oil colors, by ancient
authors a number of Canoes engraved
LIKEWISE, Quantity of JEWELLERY.
iuoh as coral necklaces, bracelets. car
rings and belt work in the moff rIeoant
lye. Also, one fet of Brcakfaft c Ups
ana sAuCh Frs, of hyperion quality--,
WIN number of other articles TOO rurnc-
rous to mention.
December5
n. q. Persons wishing any Of
the above articles, will please cMl
immediately, the subscriber in
tending to leave this place within
z CT 3 days, for Washington CT.
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