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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-12
From the Mo,foW Herald of March 5.
Late and authentic Intelligence
From South America

A%@'S tuiN 'uIhSllliO liilClJSGllCC
From South America.
The following extracts were politely
furnished us by gentleman recently
from the Island OF ST. Thomas', and
are derived from source, the respect
ability and Intelligence of which, er,i.
tie them 10 implicit credit. As it is We
ry seldom that We can obtain correc,
Information Of what is passing in the
rcyolted provinces of South America,
the details here given will no doubt
prove interesting to the generality of
cur readers.
Extracts Of a letter, dafed lNargarita
Feb 1917.
Gen. BoifUer and Adms Brion, ar.
rived OF Margarita late in Dec. last, in
the sch. General Marino, with 1000
muskets and quantity OF ammaEItios.
sabres and military clothing and n G.
squadron that followed under the com.
maHd Of Capt. Aug ViIleret, brought
a further and more considerable quan.i,
~ of arms, ammunition and military
stors OF all sorts; so that at present VIC
have pretty good supply.
Gen. Bolivar met the most cordial
welcome at Margarita- Joy seemed 20
iilumibe every face as he approached,
and with general acciamalion Of .. Bo.
livar and independence % every bosom
was thrown open to receive him; and
If there is sincerity in words and looks,
Bolivar would not have barlered The
feelings of that moment for the wealth
Of empires, or the fame of Cesar. He
made but q short stay At Margarita 1;
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-12
a WET NURSE WANTED.

A healthy Woman with good breast
al milk would hear Of 4 situation as a
Wet Nurse By making immediate sp-
PIC ,,i"n o the Printers.
March 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23

nrac,ice for five or six years, from four tc
nine acres, * he considers this experiment
we'll worth prosecuting to any extent. The
blossoms are pulled BY children from ten le
twelve years OF age.
a correspondent informs US that If po.
ta,oes are carefully washed, SO IS 10 divesi
them Of all covering Of earth, and then tho
roughly dried and packed n-air tight bar
rels or other vessels, and covered over al
The Top, they may be. preserved for any
length of time, without yeeeta,ing This
metaod should be used he thinks, with all
potatoes intended for seed For the fire.
ouent buds thrown cut from the plants in
soiinp, the subs.aacc. of the sets Is wasted
the yeceta.ivc. po@as~ diminished and the curl
100 often ensues, WI - sets from the enfre-
bled buds are raised Tor seed.
. The same corr espondent state s,that po-
tstoes may be managed SO as % preserve
the thinness Of skin and particular flavor,
peculiar 10 what are denominatrd new or
young potatoes. lion digging out one
ridge OF early potatoes in the summer sea.
son (say July or August the earth shall be
carefully thrown onthe adjacent undug
ridge, The potatoes thus boubly covered,
will retain, the whole season, the exact taste
and semblance ofyoung ones, turned out Of
the ground in summer.
Sour correspondent does not state
whether the stems should be cut or not pre-
vious to the covering of the gsouod-but it
seems probable that they ought lie, how
ever, mentions, that in the middle OF winter,
or in spring the potatoes may be raised
and brought 10 table as new growsh."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
HONOUR.
Is hon ,lr noshieg!

u,ro,,r o yes, know bin. 'Tisa phantom
4 .hsdovy figure. wanting bulk and life I;
VIZ having sothing solid in himself,
Wraps bis thin form in virtues puDder'd roee,
4 "A steals her lille. Honous PTS tic hend
gLo feeds on Orphan tears, and widows groans,
4 "A ,lakss his inpious thirss Ia brothers blood.
,,asous. why It's the primal law of
1ae grand device 60 people she dark realms
unh aoele spirits. Who. bcs tor this CURT hooou'
H.5bsea al peace Oh earth, or sie.s'd "a heaven.
viii shis falst honour Christians have no com
m<fce.
Re,irioa llsssce,. aaa srush diso~fs a.
II. MORE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
Spring e Summer Goods,
ARE NOW OPENING FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH HARROD,
AMONG WHICH ARE


AMONG WHICH AM-
super6ne black, blue, brown and miz'd BROAD.
CLOTHS
do. do, do. common b low priced do.
Black blue. drsb and raix'd CAsSIMERRS
Light and dark Cambria Prints
Mourning Cinghans--dtio. Calicoes
and Cinghsms-6 and a Csmbrics
Black add coloured Cambrics-- Furniture Patch
Yellow and white F'annels
Marfs.lIes. Princes Cord and Toienett veitirS
India Book Munin-Linen Cambrics
5aco0et, mutt null. loom feeded, Leno and plain
6grred Book Mullins
Back lace Wells and Shades
"a and fix Shawls-- Imitation shawls
and ~ Irih Lipens-Long Lawn
De and buff Nankins
Flag, RcnaAli, Bandanna, plaid ADD black elk Hkss
1ogisfh elk 0ovss-black. white and coloured
eentIemea's French kid and beaver Gloves
0sntieEnens cotton and elk psnfaloon Hole
centlenen and ladies' black and white elk Hofe
Lsdies' white, lead aad 1ate cotton ditto
0easiemens white, black b marble do. ditto
Back aud coloured Levantines
Sack, white add coioursd Florence Silks
kibbcas, sGormens
4 Z. and 4 Chintx ShawIs-Miieuetts
One bale patent water loom Shirtings
oae cafe IS. %, 50. 81 inch Umbrellas
6aek and eoloured Canton Grapes
q aek and white pink Italian Grape
ladia Cotsons-- Bombsxetts
Madrafs cotton Hand kerchiefs
Muffin Cravsts-Fans--Silk and Twin
1uckrsm-ceat and ven Buttons and Moulds
Pearl Shirt Buttons
An aheunens Of Wire Cotton Thread, SC sc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
From The Newry Magazine.
POTATOES.

There have been many trials of the eff
fecss of pulling the fowers or blossoms from
the potatoe so as 10 prevent the seed from
forming, and the result has been an increase
of produce. One gentleman prosecute
this experimsn. with great care and atten
ton during the years 1909 and 1904, in
fields OF two acres, each year cultivated &C
cording to the usual mode in drills, and
planted in manure. BY taking alternate
portions of equalarea in the same: pulling
the blossoms from some of these divisions,
and leaving others 10 ripen for seed at.
tending in the autumn when the potatoes
were taken up, and measuring the produce
with great care, he uniformly found the
quantity Increased 10 or Is per cent where
the blossoms were taken off there being
very few small potatoes in these portions OF
the field. he found the quality much i'm
proved 10 consequence of the crop rihen,ng
soonrr Than usuat, where the blossoms have
been pulled therefIom not affected by the
frosts, which often sets in so early, that the
growth OF the poiatoe is completely check
cd before II arrives at maturity. Having
thus ascerlained the quantity and qualify
Of the pota,or crop is much improved by
pulling the flowers, he has continued the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23

SFILEc x OSBORN, man OF genius, as
tie Chester and Delaware Fedsialist .b
serves Ia charming poet, but sad deuo-
crat, and therefore mos, mistaken poliIl-
clan, has recently become the editor OF .
Delaware paper. Speaking ofthe pfesi-
dents tour aud the attentions which have
been paid him by the tedrrslis,s, Mr.. DE-,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23

b,ra takes occasion TO make the following
remarks, which have been repnbiished IN
several papess.
One ofths mos; pleasing facts connect
ed with the subject Is, that the party who
opposed the election Of Mr.. Monroe, as
well as Of his ilussrious predecessors, have
practically acknowledged the erroars OF
their eleciioneering conduct, and substan-
italy denied what they once vociierouslY
asserted fshe federslists mad lately rsat-
IL 5clieyed, as they once Effected TO do, that
Mr.. Monroe had been BIASED by undue
foreign influence, in his Official transactions,
or that bis conduct during the attack upon
Washington City, had been lncompetents
cowafdly, and sgraeeful--would they
have been so forward in exhibiting the
highest manifestations Of respect for bis
person and character This cannot be en-
swered in The affirmative, without imputing
10 them degree of hypocrisy and moral
prostitution, which, culpahle as they haye
been, We cannot ascribe to them Afler.
due allowance is made for party infsiuatIcn,
i; is impossible TO believe that federallsts
could pay such hearty compliments TO one
whom they had sincerely considered as dis.
graced a; the !" Btadens6argh Races"
Now, (says Mr.. Mincr,) as feel in ,
right good humour and would not even
hurt fly, one whit sooner than my UnsIs
Toby, ! win no, 60 into the inquiry wheth
err Mr. Monroe did actually run away az
MISUNDERSTANDING he staid and
Tough, by the side OF the gallant Barney
or what opinions the iederalists of the east
may en,eg,ain on The subject. but beg
leave 10.
Turn The weapons back upon the foe"
Change the course Of the argument a
lit,le.--Ih he Boston iederslists have been
charged with being rebels, tories, and enc
mics 10 their country. Now see how his
argument, slightly corrected, viii read
6 One of the most pleasing facts con-
nected with the subject is, thar Nh Mon
roe and bis friends have rracucally &C
knowlcdged their errors, and substantially
denied what they once yociierously assert
ed If Mr.. Monroe and his attendants real
~ 6elieped as they once affected to do, that
sHS iSu1fattSsa NStS 1b~iAiiSs ~ Ahe' N0nAi-
Try, under foreign influence, traitors and
totes, would .hey have been SO forvart!in
those manifestations Of respect
which were offered them. Would they
have honored them with their yislis--would
the President have dinrd with his Excsllen-
cy, Governor Brooks, and have supped with
the Hon Harrison Gtuy Otis I Ibis can
not be answered in the ailiI NATIVE Without
impnling to them degree of hypocrisy
and moral prostitution, which culpable as
they have beehive cannot ascribe to them."
albany Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
AGRICULTURAL.

Uncorrupt and happy days were those.
When roman COUSINS exercised their hoes
Whose leisure hours 10 country cares wele spent,
And whose diversions all were innocent.
Of their own arbors furnished out their feas.s
And thus their fruits and salads relish d best,n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23

Ire Sciences Of Astronomy and Geogra-
ply we're 6rst brought to Europe BY The
Moors OF Ba:barv and Spain, IN l2Cl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23

VERY hne farrNGf a. ngured and plain LeDo and
Bo5k AiUSLTNS
Canhric hIuao IDdsa Muffin
!. Cotton Cambsios Linsp lambF'cs
Linen Cambric H.dNDKERGY{EFs
Light and dark FURNII URES. rich colours
Light and dark Cam oric FRINxS
Common cascoe.; Ccpperpiases
64,74 aud A limitation and printed SHAWLS
Mu1n Gown Trimmings
and ~ IRIsH LINENS
\ Irifh- Linen 'Shee,ine s
o. las 4 and 1914 DsmsR TABLE LINEN
Coirsin and neem loom Couons
Lgh. and dark co!oured Cambr,cs; Ga GEghams
Cotton Laces and Fooungs
Null q Cravats with col d borders, very low
Hnelifh aud French e. k Gloves
Silk cotton and wofited Hofery
Pasent Nankins; white Jean
4 Blue and yellow NxakiEs, FRI chop
White buff add figured Merlaiiies VEST INC
Back elk vsiting; Buekram
Luflfng and fattin Ribbons
Yellow snd white Marking Cauvafs
Silk and gingham Umbrellas
3<lf gilt coat and veft Buttons
Thread and pearl Shirt Buttons
Wire Sewisg Cotton; ak Twin
BLACK and blue Italian Sewing Silk Is
BsR Bandanna, fag aud black ELK Handkerchief
Anoi1 GAHCoess iuots NottObo
India Ceun erpanes.
Webbs patent sufpsnders
India Hearth Rugs
Brown Linens Brswn Cottors
Walham bieached and unbleaehed SHfRrlNCS
and SHEETlNCs
American Bed Ticking
Black,
. Olive oai, Superfine, Middling.
Green, and Common
M S,U.n' and BROADCLOTHS.
! D1.s '' '''
s'as. Double and single MILD
n na.s, . cAssIMERES.
Beaver Plains; Priea Cloths; sartinetts, Ae.--
Making ~ handfofne an afortment Of Goods ~
we're ever offered in this town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
From the Albany Argus.

From the Albany Argus.
A 5oUereien remedy for american disireSses
--hrohosed four and sixty years ago
and as much fobe relied on as me bess
Prescriptions ct Hyfhocrafes or Galen.
J. When yon incline to have new clothes
look first we'll over the old ones, and see If
you cannot shift with them another year,
either by securing, mendiDg, or even patch
ing, if necessary. Remember patch on
your coat, and money in your pocket, are
better and mote creditabIe, than a writ on
your back, and no money to take it off--and
when you must buy clothes, let them,
beseech you, be the produce of your own
country they will keep you as warm and
perhaI S last as long as the best pieces of
cloth manufactured in Great Britain.
2. W hen you incline to buy any china
ware, chinizes, India silks or any such bsu.
bles, would not be SO hard with you as to
insist on your absolutely resolving against
ii all / advise is 10 put it Of (as you do
your repentance till another year : and this,
ia some respects, may prevent an occasion
of repentance.
). II you are now 0TlnkGT OIL punChs
wine, al-, tea or coffee twice day, drink
them but once day Tor the ensuing year.
IL you now dliak them but once day, do
it once every other day. Ii YOU do it bur
once week, reduce the practice to once
fortnight. And If you do moi exceed the
quantity as you lessen the times, half your
expense in these articles will be saved.
4. And lastly, when you intend to drink
rum, hllthe glass halfwilh water. If paper
money 10 ever so great quantities could be
made, no man can get any of IL for nothing.
but all he saves in thi, way will be his own
for nothing Then the mere hants' old and
doubtful debts may be paid of, and trading
become sure hereafter, if not extensive.
The standard for the measure of the
English Ell Or yard, was fixed BY the length
oil Henry the krss's arm, in lloi.
ST. P aul's Church stands upon arches OF
stone, manner of building unknown in
England ill The year 1887.
| Ire Sciences Of Astronomy and Geogra-
ply we're FIRST brought to Europe By the
.Moors OF Ba:barv and Spain, IN l2Cl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
Spring & Summer Goods.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,
-.eIAvE received from the latefi iuportations a
- large sG,rmeaf Of
FRESH GOODS,

fuited to the sprefent and approaching feafon-
AMONG WHICH ARK--
B<R black, brown, olive and nate Lsvsstise, c
back, whi.e dark x light chAngabIe cold. =
Es,ss1 Back and pad Italian. black Sin : e
ehsw piaidsa, black and coloured SarfDet;, z
g-ssn and figured B8@ret g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23

The standard for the measure of the
English Ell Or yard, was fixed BY the length
oil Henry the krsl's arm, in llol.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23

St. PauTs Church stands upon arches Of
stone, manner of building unknown in
England ill The year 1887.
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coxpIrIoNs OF ,rnK HERALD

the subscription is Five Dollars per
anhum-paJabie by town subscribers
nsf yearly in sdvancc.
Country subscribers (froin the diff.
culjy0f collecting st distancc) wilt
&c expected to paythe whole year in ad
vance or the time FOR which they sub.
scribe, c. give q, responsible fi'ei'd II,
sown.
No subscription taken for less than
six months. Communications, orders
&c. to he post paid. N PAPER viii be
discontinued Govt AT the discre,ion OF
Ediiora) until all arrearaGes have been
paia up.
Advertisements not exceeding a
So laro inserted three tines for one
do'ia, and IS cents for each succeeding
insertion. Ali advertisements Sent TO
the Office without having the number Of
times for which they arc 10 be inserted
designated will appear in every paper
until otherwise ordered.
A liberal allowance made to those
who advertise BY the year
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JUST PUBLISHED
Far Caie 6y ME SHt(rri0ss,


A second volume of AIlison's Sermons
The poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Robert Southey, esq. IS cts.
NJ. De Roccas' Memories of tic French
war in Spain, dollar.
Paris Revified in 1915, by J Scott, dol
Valentine Evc, by Mrs. Opjc, dolls.
Tales of Fancy, by Mifs Burney, : dol
Christablc, Xubla Khan, and the Pans
of Sleep, a ViGon, by S. T. Colcridgc,
81 Ia CTS.
ChriGidn Disciple, Friend Of Peace.
Mafonic Minifrel, Election Of Malopc,
detrimental and humorous fongs, d Ietts
glees, choru'cs, rounds and canzonetts, rel
pectfully dedicated to the molt antient anC
honorable fraternity of free and accepted
Mafons, with an appendix, containing q
mort hitOricai account OF Malonry, anr
Ekcwiie In of all the Lodges The Unit
cd States.
N. Subscribers to the lat nicutore,
book, will pleas call or send for them rhc
subscribers price is dolls non.subscribers
90. ROBT. GRAY.
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GROCERIES, &c.
Vaudeville & LARMouR offer for fale,
60 bids whiRy.
80 do northern rum
IS puncheons w. India do
40 hhds. and
so bbls. Orleans & Muicovsdo fugars
10 hhds. N. Orleans moIalIeS
~ boxes brown Havana fugar
27o bags green coffee
IS caikS Cohen cheele
20 boxes chocolate, no. and
10 halt do do do
$50 lbs. Flotant and Bengal indigo
10 kegs ground ginger
500 lbs. almonds
so do nutmegS
TO boxes Windfor and Rofe foap
Imperial, Hyfon, Young Hyfon, and
Souchong Teas
1000 buthels ground alum Salt
1000 do. blown do.
Refined fugars, and general aGort-
ment OF Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as
uiual. april
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IL. & j. MANDEVILLE
NAVE juf received and offer for fale,
& Il 10 bbls. Whitley
10 hhds. 1T and I'D quality Sugars
10 punCheons Rum
30 bags Pepper and Pimcnto
Is do Green Coffee
60 boxes Spaniih Segars
1000 buihels Liverpool coarlc Salt
400 reams Writing Paper
IS do Wrapping Paper
IS kegs Brandywine Gun-powder
10 do Britiai DO
100 lbs. Spaniih FlotantIndigo
100 do Louifiana do
10 kegs manufactured Tobacco
Together with General Ahcrtmcnt of
GROCERIES.
- Family Flour, as uiual.
December IS.
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LIME TWiNE;. &c.
EOHN G. LADD & Co. have received.
% and offer for iale,
900 caikS hometown Lime
400 do Rhode 1and do
200 tons Platter Paris
1000 bufhe!s Iadiz Salt
bale Engliih feline Twinc
pipe Lifbon Wine
9 kegs manufactured Tobacco
tierces Furs
april Z.
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BRYAN RAnIPsON & co.

OFFER SoR SALE,
40 hhds. firii quality Barbados Sugar
IS do. and 40 bbls. III quality do
80 chefs 'n,perial, Young iIyIon and
Souchong Teas
Prime Green Coffee
10 nhds. and so bhls. Molancs
10 puncheons 9Th reoef iinc Jamaica
Rum
10 do. sd proof Antigua do.
hhds. New Eng land do.
half pipes and
10 or. caiks old Madeira uotA,po
pipes Liibon " iTH''
IS ar. calks fweetMalaga
so boxes Soap
rs do. moulI Canile3
so do. pipes, containing srofs each
500 lbs. Bengall & Spaniih Flo,e Inc: 90
Pimento, Pepper, Race, Ginger,
Green Copperas, Alum, Madder, Fig
Blue, Wrapping Paper,
10000 bufhels Liverpool fine and ground
alum Salt,
500 Jacks do do.
And conaant fupply of the bcft FLOUR
for Family ufe. Oct. t6.
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JOHN G. LADD & CO..

IL AVE received per brig Economy from
: 4 Bolton, and otter for lale,
IzS tons platter paris
hhds. ,Muicovado
80 bbls. Sugars
IPipe Liibon wine
20 bblS. apples
cafes ftraw bonLets and hats, OF va =
rious patterns.
IN sToRB,
IS tons (wcdes iron
IS do rullil Did fable iron
100 pieces ruflia meeting,
$40 do raven duck
IS do ruilia duck
3 bales INDIA GOODS, coniifting of
Decrboom gurra5hs
Now iannal,s
Comcrcolly baftas
Auginzer r,amoodieS
Ghitabiliy and Luckipore taftas s.
bale german dowlaS
1900 yards tow cloth
40 pieces fattinnetts
80 cafes mems fine and roarie bats
Is do and bbls mems and boys do itces
lao reams writing paper
l bale madras handkerchiefs
do blue gila
do mock puilcat
goo bulhels liverpool blown falt
40 Jacks do do
$4,000 lbs. prime ST domingo coffee
100 boxes no 1 and chocolate
Boxes franilh chocolate
400 boxes mould and dipt candles
$50 do brown foap
SO do dOIble refined brimnone
1900 lbs cordagc, aiiorted flies
go Cafks cut nails
100 boxes florence oil
100 lbs. caiiia
dining ietts canton chins, of S5 pie
ces each
hhds. and crates blue printed and
common liverpool ware
keg taxon axes
40 bblS. muicovado iiIgar
IS caieswhite and brazil fugar
hhds, molalies
so bbls. N. K. rum
20 kegs picked ialmon
no bbls. no.I beef
10 do mackarel
5 do grofs herring
IA boxes hylon and 10 do young hyfon
IS kegs ginger ftea
Is do railins
IS quart'r caii,s fherry1
pipes madeira
10 DO catalonia
do tenerihe
do lifbon WLRGIS
40 kegs fweet malaga
80 do dry malasa
40 demijohns madeira
so half boxes ipaniih legars
.M4HOG.4yN'Y FUHNITURE
conGiting of
Bureaus, wath and candle itands
IN atiortment of HINGHaM WARE, con-
fitting of
Neft boxes, neft mealureS
Barrel covers, buckets, &c.
Mat hoops and hanks
Wrapping and fheathing paper
30 boxes long and thort p.pes
1000 fides prime N. h. ioal leather
10 boxes 9 by IL London crown glafs
10 tons futile
so barrels tanners oil april
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| HAVE ON HAND,

and FOR SHE,
800 boxes tin plate
3,473 lb. brazere' copper sheets
Brest and bottoms Of various sizes
1000 Id. spelter
t,5OOlb block lin
5 rolls sheet lead
5 tons bar lead
50 bbls, tanrera' oil
JhSO,
Alarss assortment Of paints, oil, a0@
%indhw glass.
And likewise continues % carry on
the Brass Founders, cooper end tiu
plate p!ummcr's ausines -.nd has
large assortment Of stills ard wash
bct,lcs on hand, brass auJi,ou9, sho-
wells & iongs. The slightest price given
FOR old brass. copper, lend ogd Ycv.e..
MATTHIAS 5NYOE2.
Aug. -.
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BOOTSsGOGgEES
zaw1w
GEOCEKiES

UhOi ERIEEo. SSr.
VIE Snbieriber offers for fale at his
warehouie, fuckers wharf,
5000 buihels Turks ,iland Salt
Antigua Rum in hhds and bbs.
Whitley in ditto
New England Rum in ditto
Madeira Wine in pipes, nalf pipes a.4
quarter caiks
Sherry in ditto
Chewing Tobacco in kegs--fmall twift
Nails in kegs, aGerted
Candles IL boxes
EnglI IN yhite lead, ground in oil
Mile fleet lead
boxes servants g!ofed Hats made IF fur
10 bales kngliih fackmg
I do do. canvas, No. too.
All of which Will be fold low by
JAMES SANDERSON.
March sS
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DRY GOODS, &c.

DRY GOODS, &c.
Cpl am thankful for past ca
vors, and beg leave to inform my friends
and the public, that have jut received a
general atIortment of
,SE.aSG.N.2BLE GOODS,
Supcrtinc and fecdnd black, blue, bottle ella
ret, green, mixed, orange, Give and drab
Broadcloths and Caaimcres
Merino ihawl cloth, of the bef quality
Shrting hannelS, red and yellow do,
Bedford cords, caiiineltS, Pciille cloths
Worried and cotton hoGery, vehings
torclt cloths, kcricyS and plains
Roic and dufAe blankets
Manchester cords and yelvets
BLACK, plad, green, brown and blue bomba-
zet's, 6-4 ginghams, Calicoes, ihawls,
tSc. &c. &c.
Z he greater part Of the above goods be-
ing Vurchaled in Baltimore at auction, ena-
blcs we to fell them cheap.
CHARLES SCOTT.
alfo continue to keep the LIVERY STA
BILE and BOARDING HOUSE,, where cuno-
mers and ftrangcrs can be genteely accom-
modafed. IIories will be we'll attended to,
by careful hotter.
ALSO FOR SALE,
\ Negro Woman and Child,
cohGdcred to be as good houfe fervant as
any in the Diflri6t. Alto,
| q u - A Gig and Horse,
! W. cheap for can Or credit.
: '.'~s''5-sss-'~-' Nov. Q King freet.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-14

DRY GOODS, sc.
EOHN JACKSON & Co. offer for fale
% at reduced prices,
Brufiels Carpetings
Bombazettes and BombaZeeneS
1riih and German Linens
White wine Vinegar, i'll caiks
Cargo and prime Beef
A few boxes Salmon, 9. c. Plates
Wines, Molafes, Brandy, Candles
Cotton Cards, Cordage
Trunks and cafes LADIES' elegant and
common Shoes and BooteeS
cafes elegant French Hats
u DO elk and water proof DO
With great variety of other articles at the
lowelt limitations. March ~.