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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

Much curiosity was excited about the
vote OF Gov. SNYDER-many bets we're
offered upon it. 10 the result.
GOVERNOR SNYDER.
The man that never did vote Federal Ticket.
The man that never icH vote a Federal Ticket.
On the second Tuesday of October,
Governor Snyder walked forward TO Tie
election ground 10 present his vote among
his fellow citizens. He advanced 90 the
officers of the election, saying, Have
you any room left for the ticket of an old
republican Z" The crowd gathered a.
round and fixed their attention upon him.
The officers Of the election, ard all his
other neigbbors, knew his sentiments
bat their whole attention was nevertheless
engaged. The governor, In n distinct
and audible voice, stretchIggOut his hand
with ticket, visible to all, headed, COVER
nor, William Findlay, uttered these words:
g nersr did vote fed,rak dc1et- I Hecs'
~iH cote q fertsral ticket IIis is the Hcief
WAied Vote.' 9iilOnian.
The Hon. VIM. RABUN, laie President
| Of the Senate, in the Legislature Of Geot-
| gia, was elected Governor Oft at State on
the 9Th inst. by majority Of Q votes over
J Gen. JOIN CLARK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
Fall Goods.

NJ ODERr & Hal NELSON have received = large as
N sentiment VI toOiten Fancy Goods, suited TO the
Season which they determined Ia sell at the lowest
prices. for cash accepiaic-s ia town.
Sent. 26 Att
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
John Fox

yyAs associated himself in copartncrslp with his
brother, CHARLES J. FOX, under The arm of
JOIN q CFARLEiS j. FOX. who VIII devote their
attention is the Commission busness.
JOHN FOX,
Nov. d. 52,St CHARLES ]. FOX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
YnlnNhNe MEETINGS..

4 NONg ttc NEGROES to be sold AZ Orange Courthsnse
~ fhc l5h dsy o. December next ere dti rate
miller ana house cafpenter-aii gouug and
o. uucxcept.ofabls cLuas;Os.
nfaoS, slNroN co.
,svembsr "a. sstds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

WAsHINGToN, November l7.-Jobn G.
Calhoun, OF Soath Carolina, (for many
years distinguished Representative in
Congress) has received from the President
Tie appointment OF Secretary for the De-
parlment of war.
James Fish is elected Senator in Con
gress from the State Of Vermont. to suo-
ply The vacancy accustomed by the resig-
nation Of MIR. Chace. kIr. +. is we'll
known as having been firm and unde-
waiting Republican in the House Of Re-
representatives., IN tie darkest times.
The following INDIANS, among the
most respectable in their appearance and
department we have ever seen. are now
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
}, pIBGL.ka. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1917.

on visit TO the seat of government,
FROM the Norih-Westcrn country. They
are under tie direction of MIR. Isaac
Walker-teir business is will, the go
Verament
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS indebted to lie late
firm of Jersuie and ,er,att p!umcr. IRE
requested to make IN mediate payt est TO
,he undersis ned, wiz have beer IA, airt-
ed BIZ tile creditors rs trustees 10 adjust
the bushes. Of tlr- conrein Otherwise
suits will be commenced wi,hcn' dise,i.
mina,ion-s and all pr sons Savirg c.aiIas
will present them forthwith for aHast,
ment.
NJ Gerard Pirer, the surviving
oartner, will attend : the comptine ooh
Of the. late firm, for the purpose q! AL:
jusiing and receiving the deb;s'!ue /" tie
we having authorised him to 10
30.
Christopher :; Gale.
Joseph Smith
Mahlon Schctfclt.
John ErtteIi
4 II. Howiand.
January IL COW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13
February IS
BY 5clln Jackson x Go.
z CRAY.

On Saturday, 18Th inst. TO commence
at ten O'Clock, At the Auction RooW
on Union street
Pa. baaoes sugars pork butter
Soap mould and dipped candles cordag'
Wines brandy whskcy chocolate
Bounce vine ga" etc etc.
Immediately after
Cloths casslmeres coaiI"ss sestiags
Tlanncis blankets baizcs kerseyS
5eriticking Ieatber bedS caEcoes
Bombazc,ts bombszrens p"pInis
I,ish aud German linens
Domestic cotton and checks
Mad,ass aud cotton handkerchiefs
Flnrerces silk sewing silk
Leao and jaconet mus'ins
Gloves crapes silk and cotton hosiery
Cotton balls bed cords hand lines
Morocco and leather shoes
Fras handAerchiels prs buttons
Elegant chrpctinss &c. &c.
February Is
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s3,6Oo,OO
eoO,OC0,o0
S3,e34,969 20
AMERICAN COMMERCE.


We have been favored by an eminent
mercantile house in THU town, with the
following very important Commuhica-
ton - Phil: paper
Ertract ola letter from .Ncsr- Fork, 18th
Gctoter.
{" The people OF Leeds must be crazy.
They certainly will not get returns, for
me half Of the amount they have shipped
Y GU can conceive Of nothing so appalling
AS the state Of trade here. mons the
B iti,h gonds, merchants particularly,
are very frequent, enor.
NOUS in amount and ruin"uS in their
se:.lcm Mt ; and tie dry goods. especI
ally NV wUallcns, are selling undet the
hammer at a loss 81 80 to 90 per cent
No privs,e sales can be made, as from
400 to 200 packages are sod by auction
every week, NJ parallel TO the present
i,v(rtrinss of the trade can be found in
the history # ibis country; aud 1t Is
likely 70 continue so, for your couHtry-
Inc n ave Determined to seud goods here
till they are all ruined. Ii is very unjust
In them 6rst to sell Us all the gooti they
lean, and then to destroy our market by
forcing into it the refuse OF their shops
But this time they vii! catch Tartar.
lin the meantime this co"ntry is delight.
fully prosperous and hapgY--'he "er'
lchants and spectators safer but thS
sovereign rerple have clothing cheap.
money plenty. ard tend in protuSion.-
Thank Gnd NC have still scmethlng to
rejoice about"
This informstion confirms the accounts
of the American papers. Other accounts
frsm Boston, q. :. Of the 18th ult. state
that il is Impossible to describe the d's,
tressed state Of those who have imFnrte'!
largely in British manufactures. The sa
criticC making o. sales OF their imroria
tons were as great as fem 90 To so pe'
cent; AID the stock of goods "n hand
being very great, an amendment IN The
market cuuld lot of ccurse be expecte !.
These distresses were augmcn ed by th'
holders Of British goods send'ns on ir"u
New York 20 Philadelphia where the
lcnu'd no. effect sales under 20 or so ,r'
icent ioss) large quantities, to be sud t"
Boston.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
sergeant's Inn Hail. October So'
CuJJEN Va BUTLER.

'yb;. .a, an action on policy OIL
instance on ship aud cargo. The policy
contained all the usual p DIVISIONS and Sc
curities against per'ls Of the sea seizures
An an ene1y s port, capture &c. ind there
mss also D, oyision for the remaining
risks.
in the course oil hieh she was met BY
British ship Of war, who mistaS'hg he,
fur an suemys vessel, fred into her, anu
ia consequence Of the damage she sus.
,a;nct size vas lost. The owners
brsusht their action against the under
writer's who resisted payment, on the
prnurd that the vessel was not lost by a.
nv Of the risks covered b' the pnlicy.
The action was tried before Lord Ellen.
borough at GuildhaIl, and DICT was
taken for the plantlH ~ith leave sr'n las
LsrdsIip either to move tor a non'uIt'
or to make j special case oil u.
The court held. that loss under these
circumstances could hot he cons''!erel as
a los. by peril Of the sea. The remain
|inr question, viz. whether it was a loss
covered by the clause ici remaining risks
was one more particularly calling for the
consideration Of tn coslt. The CUES.
,ticn vas, whether the caase Ter rehain-
iny risks was not confined 10 risks which
might be contemplated ; amongst Which
mi .ht be and &c tainIy would be. car.
tire by al cncray. il not provided Tor 10
any other part "I the policy. Hut ho"
fAf the ri.kby which the present loss A.
rose could be anticipated; was Question:
The underwriters most p'"Lahiy onl,
anticipated hostile capture AID n"t I'm
civil wrong. Ii was new casU and they
" ouid take time 10 consider Of It, Judg
ment deferred. Lonnon Paper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13
Land for Sale Or Exchange

a rrac; of Land Of $40 ACRES, ~
~ ing Mt the mouth Of Pomonkey Greek,
aft0iding every agricultural advantage.
with an elegant scite Tor building.
A tract OF SEA ACRES. lying about
one mile from the former, considera-
be portion in wood.
Another about e6 ACRES, about a
mile from the first mentioned, entirel. in
wood of the best quality.
4 tract Of ISL ACRES. lyirg on Mat.
tawonan Greek, having the advantages
Of the best navigation, good spring and
winter fishery. On this farm is con-.
Portable dwelling house, barn. stables,
and the necessary out ,ouses for the &C
Communication O! a family.
A tract of a56 acres about one mile
from the mouth Of Matta~ oman Creek
entirely in wood will cut from 20 to
SO cords per acre which can DC sold at
the mouth OF the above mentioned creek
at from q tn 5 dollars rer cord.
A tract of 100 acres at the mouth Of
Mattawoman Creek upon which is the
well known fishery called Rum Point }
on it are good out houses Tor curing any
quantity Of fish aud every necessary con.
venience. all the above lands are on
and near the Potomac, 10 Charles CouH.
" Maryland
l vii sell low, or exchange for lands IN
Virginia, any Of the aforementioned
tracts. 1t is unnecessary to say any
thing as TO terms Of sale. as any person
wishing to purchase would either visit
the premises or communicate BY letter
I with the subscriber, residing near the
head of Mat,awon. Creek, about seven
miles IRON Port Tobacco, Charles county
Maryland. ,,.soH
February Is laws"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13

,Ie,,re.s, washed clean, though they
uould he mo e nourishing if they ceald
lconyeuiently be fed on them when boiled
Boiled hay will keep hogs curing win,
Ter; the addition Of some p0, s.,ss
|boaed with thehsy.w'll keep them better.
Feeding sheep with Indian CORN about a. I
lb,If, gili each per day, IS very beneficial
GLAND keeps the flock in good heart.
1.-The reason Why hens do not lay eggs in
shell. Let them have access to wheat
which contains lime, or to lime ITSELF
They will lay as well in winter as aay
lothsr time. There is town in the ceun-
olbounds, and wheis the she'll OF eggs is
much thicker than coumoD, tor this very
reason"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13
Notice.
January ID

The public are hereby informed that d
COMPANY has been formed under TIC file
of T'HE QUANTICo WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. ,ho have erected, ole n';'e
below the town Of Du,nfries. large aipl
:coryerient Warehouse on QpaDt'c" Creek
tor the storage of flour, grain, etc which
warehouse will be ready fer the recrii!an
Iof produce on Monday the third If Feb.
next The trustees ofsaid Company have
appointed Zebulon KaHkey tRcir S2sEri
to attend the said Wa ehouse, to receive
produce on storage and grant receipts Tor
the same. And for the prompt delivery
of all articles received 10 the said ware.
house by their agent, Ctire alone except
ed, the Company hold themselves bound.
Al! per~ons derosit'rg fieur, gra,n. etc,
must pay, before take sway. the follow.
ling storage. viz. For each barred ct flour
6 cents il it remains in said ~a-ehcusa
one north cents an,l in tho same pre-
portion tor the fins may remain. For
each hushc! OF wheat Or other gran 'wo
cents ifitremains owe, 'OEe month three
|cents; and in the bame proportion TOR
the time it MAJ remain. And tor all ar
j,;cles ii merchandise reasonable sto.
race only will be de"'sidsd Persons
.tolirg -Four may have i, inspected, Of
not. al their option. II Lot insT ected,
the agents. receipt viii Specify the brard
and !he state Of the barreis The weight
Of rle bashel wheat 'anuirg messu's q
each load OF parcel Of wheat. All art
lcls. stored. the sane to lie retIrned e.
he owner when called Tor, he it R"uF,
wheat. other ,+lin. etc. Ca,toma!y a.
iov ancrs for wastage, tic eaccI -
Quan,icu Na'eh"u,e i. sh'at"'i on
los, tito Greek Cufy two nile. rom
iits junction with the Potomac Wv: al
lal tues navigable for lighters. rh're
lare belonging to this cre,t d sufficient
number Of lighters to eu"ars or,k
Transportation down tie creek ol ST. ri
lcIcs stored. VESSELS ma, b. 90. 10 wake
produce to the, district Of Columbia Bal
lrimnte, Norfolk, or elsewhere, The ore
lsent frcishts arc--Io the dis.ric, Twelve
lard half cent, per bare! o! ficur and TO
baltimore ard Norfolk IS cents fou H..
l,nouth ct Qusntico. The prcziirp, Ct
ltis warehouse 10 lnrge extent OF c,un-
Try. added TO the goodness of HaJs
-|lsading 10 it from q, uestwa being
little inferior 10 paved ores. Il bet
Hound y, sctuel ~ wy little more than
les miles from !Ia' Market TO Hunf es,
tlwill, it j, confidently believed by die
-lt,ustees, by this tou' greatly lcs.e' tbc
|expcnse Of tran portation OF piaduce
4 even to TIE district Of Columbia, AID
they pledge themselves TO the pubic to
1use every mcars within thc,r power 10
give satisfaction
Timothy Bru'd;se
II George " !iirms
i John Linton
4 Jaa,es .leheale
| We. s. llntrn
! Frapcis n. Huntington
i William smith
i Trustees Of the Quattico " arehruse
i Company.
h Jan % eo4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13

posts where there may De
40 army doctors. 'akeh
from the estimates oil the
.pothecary and C"@n'i-
sary General ofpurchases'
as reported to the commit
tee of WAYS aud Means,
bv the Secretary OF war,
January 6, 1917
Rouuties and premiums for
s,40O recruits. being one
fifth of the authorized
establishment, predicatet
on keeping it constantly
filed, the term of service
being S years-ls dollars
boun'y, and 9 aallors pre-
MUM for each man,
Contingencies of the militia,
ry service. SLOWING under
this head, double the esh-
mate Of the War Depart
neut,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13
" NJ. REVAUGHAN, junr
Hair dresser aud Perfumcr,
ROYAL SWEET {;

ROYAL SWEET
ggAS last received ard for sale, a
large assortment OF tortoise she'll
CuTlIback. Guted & mounted tucA combs.
and side ditto; ladies' and gentIemens'
dressing cases of a superior quality and
fashion; French psmatum great vari,
rty Of curls Of the must beautiful Colors ;
ellis Of the mo fragrant perfumes, IA
xors ard penkniyes, frs. quality !; cloth
hroshes aud hair brushes Of diffe' ent
sizes tooth brushes y shaving b, ushes ;
nail ditto; dressing combs aud pocket
ditto hair powder and paffs; Cologne
water aad honey, iavendar and jessa-
,nine, and burgamot, a great variety -
ladies' and gentlemen's morocco pocket
hooks of different sorts soap OF different
Kinds: silk, satin and cotton suspend
era: gentlemens' best beaver gloves aud
Den cases Hopkins's, Duff's aud Fin
iey's razor straps and paste: shaving
boycs. razors, cases, and spring powder
mis-: together with large assortment
IN his line.
- lie takes this method of inform.
;,S the ladies and gentlemen OF AleIan
trla. that his shop is in complete order
for their receptivn--for ladies, iron
nine 10 the morning till six in the even
ling.
A!arne quantity Of long Hair suitable
for making wigs, brads, bands, ant
frizetts. nc,
Feb uary IS oot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13
DISTRll r OF CCLUMMt.
County Of Alexandria, to Wit: Ncvem-
he FERN. 1916.
IN CHANCERY.
IN CHANCERY.
Jan %


Colin Aud, comp'ainan'-'-asaiHst
John Mills, junior, Nobiel Herbert aii,f
Alexander BaSsott dsifs.
The defendant jain Nils. junior. not
having entered his appearance and gwen
security according to the statute and The
rules of this court, aud it appearing TO
the satisfaction Of the court uron Aida
Wit, that the said defendant John Mills,
junior, is not An inhabitaDt Of this dis
trict: on motion Of the corlFla mn. by
hi. counsel, it is ordered, Inai ,hr said
defendant John Mills, junior. do appear
here on the FIST day Of April tern next
and enter his appearance TO the saIt and
give security for performing the DEGREES
Of the csurt and that the other dcleud.
ants Noblet Herbert and Alcxander BAG.
got. do not pay away, convey or seerets,
the debts by them owing 10; or the estate
or effects il their hands belonging to the
$ id absent defendant John Mtils, JUNIOR,
until The farther order or decree oi his
court and that copy Of this order os
Il rthwiffI published for two months sue.
cessively in one Of the public newspapers
.ublished in this county, and thai ano.
.her copy be posted at The from door oil
ne court house Of said county.
Copy..Teste.
January as lswau
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13
QUIGLY's
Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.

vGIHE subscriber has received a larg'
supply Of BURR BLOCKS dlrec'
from France, and has commenced mak'r!
Burr Mill Stones, at his shop, upper en-
of King street, near the store Of va
James Anderson, where be can on $40
notice, furnish Stones Of any size, va
r.nted equal to any in the United state
and on the most reasonable terms.
" Michael 9aigly.
april B
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TIE III, chrnism Of tie fsss Of Insects.

TIE III, ckrnism Of tie fsst Of Insects.
Sir + Hume. nos MA, month since.
read paper to me ROYAL S"ci"iy CIV
;ag a further account Of tae mechanism
nv means vi winch insects can walk cali
.tia.y to gravity, as. up perpendicular
walis, or along the roofs OF rooms. Since
hi !irst paper was read, Mr.. Brewer has
drawn the apparatus of the feet Of flies,
determined by ,neans of The microscope
II .arns out 10 b. different iron, what he
had formerly described In the common
bottle fly, every toe ls supported WITH two
suckers ve'y similar in appearances to
the p,ces Of wet leather and the string
with which boys lit up stone. These
suckers appear to be put IN action by The
voluntarily muscles OF the insect. In
the horse fly, each toe IS supplied with
three suckers. These suckers may be
seen by meas OF glass, when a CON.
mon fly is walking along the Inside Of o
tumbler.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13
The COMPLAINT.

A Lady of rank made reproaches to a
Turkish Ambassador, on account OF
Mahomet's relie ion permitting to have Sc
yeral wives. The ambassador, without
entering into any discussion, answered
her: We allow IT, Madam, that we
may 6nd in several, all the qualities
which are in you alone.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13
Hints for Farmers.

On account of the scarcity OF some
kinds of grain during the present sea.
sou, the following extract may be oil
some service.
I" Horses may be kept in good order
by feeding them with raw potatoes, OF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13
GreeRsbaIg. Zen. jan. IS

UTt1HHV"TS' 7 VIZ 0''r''
On Mcn:'aY eNemn, !ast. Jane, Biaco
stage driver, while drIvtag The mail stage
seven mics west Of this place. on Tie
road to Pittsburgh, vas l'"zen ts deaf
aud fell from MS sea-. HIS distressing
event took place ab"a, day brcsk. aat
the horses gong rn correctly rs usual, h'
vas not missed by the pa sergers IN I'll,
stage until they lad proceeded t@o aut
"a malt miles IRON the pot where he le'i
llor until trey were hailed b. a p"rsn'
wno had discovered the acGd body, ant
fn,Jn cd ;hcm with the information.
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Just Received,

Price s dollars bound and lettered, the
new AID complete lie Of our
Blessed Lord and Saviour
JESUS CHRIST,
Containing an authentic and full account
Of oil the wonderful transac tons, suffer
ings and death ii our
GLORIOUS REDEE.HER;
With the lines. acts and suffering, of his
holy Apostles, EvangeIists, Disciples, &c
iucisding the lives IF St. John the Bap
tis., the Virgin Mary, and many other
eminent persons, and prima,iVe Chris
ti.Rs, not to be found in asy other work
OF the Eiad. by
PAUL WRIGHT, y. D.
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r. POS rPONFMENT.
Alex. Dancing Assemblies.

The fuul In and last BALL has been
postponed until Thursday the Goth.
b. order ct the Managers.
February IS st
Editors Of the y. Irte!iisercer Ar
eaucsted 10 insert The above three times
nj send their bill 10 this office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13
m COUNCIL, Feb. II.

The following persons were sPPola'e q
commissioners for holding elections IN
ths different wards on Tuesday the 4ll'
day Of March next, for members to serve
In the common council for the ensuing
twelve months, viz.
VIM. Harper, j.. At boafoman A i',
}. r. Brooks Nesis's tavern, io'
Nj. Robinson the first ward
Colin Go R. AS,a Atthe Council Cham
John Lopgden
John n Roberts At .he Indian Queer
j. James msI Douglass Tavern for Sd ward
r. Laurasonl At Mr.. Gird's. corner
A Moore of Duke and st. Asaph.
J. c. Vowel streets, or 4th ward
Test I.P. THOMPSON, C. c.
Extract from the minutes,
1. p. THOMPSON, C. c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13
AIS0.

Price Q dollars and half bound-A
Reg, ster of Officers and Agents, Ciri
Military and Narat, III the service Of the
United States, on the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER 1916. Published in pursuance %!
a resolution of Congress, Of the 27t!
April, 1916. ,,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13
ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Is.
.nnN OUR CORRESPONDENT
AT WASHINGTON.
February IL.

The B;.l for compensatins suffer
:. \, ..,e Niagara frontier for the
f..sc. sustained by them from the enc
Was Yesterday again the whole
r., before committee of the house.
.,itbout any thing deiinitive. being
,,De in it. 1t will be on again to day.
-. bov il will end who can venture
"a say till it is ended.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13

che Senate, it is understood, have be
lors them Treaty Of Commerce and Ma
80, o,inu. said to have been concluded be,
,,'sau our late Minister, Mr.. Russell. aud
t ~" government of sweden A. on these
sSh;ects the Senate acts with closed
Iocr, we are not OF course apprlZed 81
tbs terms Of the rrea'y, noT OF the pro-
s.od;ugs Of the Senate thereon. " mt
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28

COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA, &c.
TOHN G. LADD & Co offer for lale
j the cargo of brig George Warrington,
from Providence, coniilting Of
1000 lbs. prime green coffee, in bags,
40 bbls fugar
3 chefs Y. Hyfon tea
tons Swedes' iron
Flat and fquare bars, aGorted Gzes,
bale Bandanna handkerchels
As bundles wrapping paper,
100 bbls. cider
10 bbls apples
5a5 bufhels potatoes
= o'"'S' apr. IS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28
LONDON GOODS.

C.. g I. p. THOMPSON
HAVE received per the flip Emily,
Il IL Blackwell, from London, well fe-
le6ted aGortment of
SE.4.SO.N:fBLE ARTICLES,
amorg them are
Extra fuperfnc imperia! Saxony cloths
- >, caf1imeres
Super6nc white s. London printed quilt
ings
York itripes, and friped Aorentines,
7S and "A fine and iuper calicoes and
chintzes, new and tafty patterns,
9 8 fuperinc gipghams do
Cambria, jaconet and fancy mullins
Nuns Thre DIS, very fine
Adelphi cotton threads, do
ON HAND-Cotton Ghirtings. dimities,
hoiiery, ihawlS, Madras and Malabar hdfs.
beaver gloves, patent net braces, etc. etc.
may 7. 7ot