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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.
THlt,.r,In.,

IhWsRay, Jdnarry %.
mr.. CGTr,eh, fror, the committee ON finance,
70 whom me subject was referred, reported
bill making an appropriation to enable the
President oi the United States, 10 hold treaties
with the Indian tribes therein mentioned
he hili 20 establish New Executive De
ed; but, on motion of Mr.. Campbell was again
postponed 10 Monday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

inothe, Earth-( d, Sea ginke.
The f-eorgianna on her passage fsom Mari.
niqre TO this port, being IN the Ggloh Stream.
experienced a tremendous shock occasioned
ny an Earthquake. which gave great alarm 10
every person on board, and induced belle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

We understand The elegant brig CIeoDafra's
l,Sr-c, Capt Crowunshcid, will sail from ga
lem 1boi1 thc 5Oli inst. for the IS cstern Jsl
ands, Madeira. tie Mediterranean. &c. and
tbdt CaFi. viii take ciIHrge of anv letters
Chat may 5a iorw1raed 10 Iiiiu prcviotis 10 sail
Ing, postage being raid.,N ". y. Wer. .ler.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

we lcarn from n correct soircr. fiat M,
more ihau 500 bales ofthc ucw crop Of cotton
have clcaced from Savannah for Liverpool No
to the i2il OF iaruary, and not more than
2,5JJ for thecontiuent OF Europe.
On. L. Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

BY rcrort of the committee OF ways and
meaus, are informed that nearly eleven
millions of dollars of the national debt ac-
cOrdins 10 the entries in the Rerisfcr'S books
were eNtiDguiShed in 1915 but :, ldng to this
sum what does not appear in The rec, rCls of
thc Register. the arrears p ia to tie army. and
other disbursements FER debts previously con-
tractca, the real amaunt paid last year from
the tmted states treasury, was tIreafy-f9rr
millions, Drsihcs the balance remaining on hand
on the asst of.iannary, and the currcntexnences
for the support of TIE civil diplomatic. naval
a1I military establishments. iuordcr 70 hasten
the iir.i. extinction of the publ 9 lebt the com
n,tteS have rep rted Dill, iixirs the sinking
tunu at ten millions per annnsn; aud in addi-
ton TO tins they propose 10 threw into that
iund every year whatever surplus amOHnt may
be realized by the treasury, ABOVE two milf
onS; the two millions always 30 be held i'm its
Golfers as "a dispose bile fund. 'ghe committee aIso
propose 10 give to the commissioners OF the
sinking fund, in ISL. nine millions in addition
10 the permanent appropriations. and four
millions as an advance on the appropriation of
1918 The whole for the purchase Of so mn, n
Of the principal of the public debt. These
measures II adopted, will rapidly rid the nation
of It's debts; aud tie inyariabie disposition
and ability Of this government in peace. 10
d'sch irge The debt necessarily contracted in
war, ought. al least hereafter. 70 command
loans on i,uch more reasonable terms than those
on wiilc'i they were ooIaiued in the late war.
T Etu. Pct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

Ner- Ycrk, ,JaA. o.
us WIN regfetWs earn, that serious
IsDeiilon has islelE taken place at Prince
ION Sollege, wiHcti, Il saii originated in
the yunioe Class. Tie 1sdoef cause AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

4 bNEhuNDRLb DOLLARS REWARD Fiopcd 17-sI1
my service on the eth inst. neero man named
ggrhr'oH, who occasionally calls himself Jact yJgeg,
hs negois well known ia this city having drove rss
IoF seyeial years Tor Col WIZ. Campbell nom c1nn
pnehased him atoi six months ago. lie is very aif
@i'n WvhdnN viii Obtain nee pass and endeStcnf H.
niaAc neritwafdN. as am lately informed he mad.
feats to this effect to indacc bis late mister 10 ae
s"e o. b.n ne isahOu sv feet high stout made inrit
ntn ~ t,"or i his shoulders, Of dark awnf hne lt
&c yitei bad ccHgtenancc aud ah0nt m wears oi4
by trade shoemaker Ills clothing DARK h,1,, eo.,
sse, Wiih black velvet collar striped sansdun ,ect
grey t"iied pa1aioous aud dark brown prrat ce.t
ne above rswald Willie nad ~ taking no aid nesr
Hno I,Nfinc him In any ias0 that get hin s,,,n n
' q" 'he state sVeni, doilsrs within the state aa.
II monththome, 10 addition. ali easonabie iafsss GA,
Janusiy 2s.
A Li4ffy b0lnic SRI ~ IORyfs f5r -a5,
scfhef oiieTs Tor sale likely stud 4os
oid next Spfna- cot hy The old Doinc d. =
fu chcsnnt sorrel. and of good size
deem IL unnecessary 10 say any
conmendaiion 81 him. as 10 IS pre- a
wishing 20 nrrchase VIII dfI "a =
terms, apply 20 tic sn'scsu II
county, near Teflvvne
IaHVary2e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

Isl 81 {S3 "a
We have not heard how the state Of DrIa.
ware voted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

YESTERDAY, The II. ofD. took no
The Resolution OF the &. Of r. and /. r.
relative TO the Canal, &c. on The south
side OF James Riyer(near Manchester and
the Substitute lately proposed by MIR.
taylor OF Cbeslerield.--Fhe report 81
Tue committee rejects, forceriain reasons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

-, c-..-.-.-. =, ;. x.
II Country Merchants and Others are invited 10 can
on me- at my Sicrc below the Market next 10 aiessfs
Charter & Williams. -
January ~. se
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

k+WtNSH q ITALIAN LANGUAGES. ~. 1TlT77-I1.
- Wo's. sor oithe french and Isaan lan-iages hay-
ig neeh ioi ten years professor of ,e Iyren ii Bor
Jeaux anc member OF the Schools public Instruction IN,
tatci'y Is DESTROYS OF establishing bissf in his civ
mn . ue Pas peen :onoIasy recommended by Wi,n,
VIII bei1 }. lia'iis, John G.. Gamble r Gvafbmev
s mapIay, = iax aud Robert Jones, rsq'rs-Begs
IN town and at his house. above Mr. Dabnegs sfoc.r
Store, opposite the Swan Tavern O'e'S
vert, Merchant, in this city. ~ - N'"-
January2s. a. s,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

NEW Il tciisH aad Commission Store -i7t,. SnfsrTi
her bess leave TO inform his ffeAds aud the public
that he has obtained commission rs an f.cft,0err
aud offers bis services to those wo will favor INN WIN
their commands. W vs."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25
l2arcaelpsia. Eebrnn,u u.
ptYAll,NIS ~ specie.

~ - - F. = % iIN,i ~.
The hanks inthis city commenced YES
terday, ~ continued to pay specie through
cii the day Is in former times there
was mare than usual number OF de-
aanis. TIE doors the banks being crow
dedduringa considerable part OF Tie fore
noon but every one went satisfied away.
The demands were, after all, very small,
little morcthan in periods anteccirnt to
the suspcnsion.-i'l'e rcfurn OF specie
payments are the more grateful TO us 10
notice, because We really did NOT believe,
THAT il would be practicable at SO early a
period. The benefit 10 society must he
inappreciablo, s!louii no; the spiritof spe-
u'ation be employed to mar SO Salutary
& change. But society a. large is so deep
~ interested in the continuance 81 credit
- happiiy restored, that il viii be the III
teveSt Of every man to SET his face against
any attempts to effect amy further depre-
eia;ion OF the social credit.
iAyayq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25
ITnntsriKc. M. T.l 80. |.

Genera! Jackson ans suit left Hunts
vile ON Tuesday morning last for the
Mussle Sloals--we have heard it said,
that his object now is, to look for some
scite that may be selected for some esta-
bliShment connected with TIE military
departmeni-and not, as some have sup
posed, TO remove the settlers from the
public lands. This measure, i, is believ-
ed, will and must be carried into effect,
should Congress fail TO iniericre-but
they are now ia session-ihc subject has
been brought before them, and ii is most
sincerely hoped that something viii be
done in favor OF The settlers, before the
troops destined for this truly disagreed
bic service can be drawn from the Cbero-
kee country above us, where they are
now employed. five could pause only
for moment, the uncertainty would be
over-Congress would say they must be
removed, or they may be INDUCED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

The Collector Of the Revenue, on Sat
". ~, received 4 letter from Char.es 4.
Cochran, i.Sq. Chairman ofihe Committee
CITY, informing him, that " il was unani-
an Charleston, w.t resume Specie Pay
ieents from anJ after the 20th inst.
lhnieStm1 Co5u1sr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

The select committee ioMhom the sub
jeci was referred, nave reported IN favour
q granting Charter for Bark in tile
yilageo AubVrn, and had leave to bring
ina bill accordingly. This is the third bill
for banking purposes already reported to
the House.
The bill for Bank at Geneva has been
this dIy under consideration Tor the Bad
tlioe in the committee Of the whole Il
was advocated hv Or. Sergeant, and oD-
posed by Nv Williams Of Columbia CIV.
GA taking tie question, The bill was re-
Iccted--6l 10 -.
the resolutions relating to the auction
dHi!e7, for The support oi' foreign poor in
the fltv Of II. y ofl, were called M in
the Senate this day aud the further Goa
sidc.aiion OF ,acG. WAS deferred
Gam. AGc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

ALEX ANDlslA, th. ~
Ettrrc, Of a letter, from Princeton, dated
tie i3ik instant, to a gei;!ensaa IA tins
torn.
=" Knowing Your warm friendship TO
this venerable scat OF science, am per-
suaded it will afford YOU pleasure 10 learn,
that the letter which wrote on The ODD
ult. gives IN sew ral respects Il more un-
favorable view of The late rintous pro
ceedings in college, than the result
is found to warrant That letter WAS
written amidst All tie excitement and
agitation of the passing scene, when
il was extremely difficult 10 discriminate
between rWmoar and fact. The number
Of students 80 far impiicatedin the rebel
| lion, as 20 require their dismissiOn, now
appears much less than atone time there
seemed reason 10 fear. Of more than
| 40, the number before the unhappy
scene hegan, SO are now i'm college par
suing their studies as usual. Upon fur
| Their investigation, too, it appears that the
| faculty consider themselves as having
satisfactory proof Of the diSorderiy he
| havi0ur Of all The dismissed Theinju
done to the building is also considerably
less dian was at first believed, and the
| whole edliice has been some DAYS since pla-
| ced in lis usual state OF repair II is even
doubted by some whether any serious at
| tempt was made to burn the college; IN o.
| Their words, whether the fact which gave
| rise 10 that part of tbe statement, was a
ny thing Irore than I'm attempt 10 excite
! temporary alarm, or ia de!aco single
| room. All is quiet again, and ii is hoped
| the result win be much less disastrous
| than many feared" Heyuid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25
Fchrlln-v 10.


m ,.. - ~, AHh, 80 TOD
Jefferson county have appointed sm.ih slanrIl.
Ter and Jon Yates, Esqrs. agents, to sritle
the affairs OF the company. It's contemplated
10 close the aGars ofthc company by tic Isl
August nest; the debtors in Jefferson county
nave accordingly been notified that one bird
OF what tiiey may owe must be paid BY the i7ti,
Marcl-haif the remainder on the isih Nav.
and the residue on the LIST August The debt
or IN 3erheiy aud Frederick are required 10
maAe their payments on the lst day Of March.
May aud August
Funds have been deposited with Messrs. J.
Stephenson, and Z. Worthin.tou, To- redeem
the Paperof the company.
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Raie,et, February 2l.
= = ~ lfCNn'C

- T-eII- Z - -T--1-H y.
TIE DaUss OF Il. York, 2hiiadelphia,
Baltimore ;.,e T. of Coinu.t;a unb $irgi-
MA, we have no doubt, resumed specie
Payments yesterday, agrCeab,y TO The ar
ranyeIaent entered ipto ut the late Con-
vcn;iGn oF nanS Delegates held az Phiia-
dolphja The Banks of this STATE, South
Carolina aud Georgia NOT having been
parties % the arrangement, are, eiearn
corresponding with each other, aud pre-
pairing 80 follow their example as soon as
they cen Interchange tlicirseniimcnts on
The subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25
7 Sj,rCEF pAYNiFN'rS.

The ratification Of the arrangements
between the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the Jnyte,i States BINS, and the Banks of
~ YORK., PhiiadeIPl,ia, Baltimore and
R:chmoud was received in tins city YES
.erday We caay, therefore, announce
wi;h certa'a,Y. that tde Banks N those
pliess $50 r,,-co.maHce TIE payment OF
Specie OF lie 2eth instant.
y. !. CareHe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25
TFrom tile Ne,c-Yoyk Con,jer !

The Conier was few DAYS since adj
ver,iscd for sale. No purchaser oaerinr.
IL was intended 10 discontinue If this dav.
But in tic mcan time, it has been sold
yet az SO late au hour As 20 put it out of
ny power to speak any way at large on
I. the subject. Suffice il, however to say
That Itgoes intoth hands Ola gentleman.
Who possesses the means and talents fo
render II worthy OF tire public patron
age.
e, Particulars TO morrow.
H. GAEDEETER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25
~ dIucuidfS 10 morrow.
y. GARDENER.
Ertroci Of n letter from Print Peiro, J,ni-
rnI.N g b. Il ,cuIlnulnr ~ Nnafna

1-'''er " " 'f''f JfNNN "lNt ftfts Jun
vqyy q, to agcnficman ~ BoStoa
Lumber is lool lug up little. and is Al.
most the only article in demand-becf 8 To-
~ dis. f,h3a3,. An arrival from S.. York.
with iui cargo of rice, has reduced that arti.
cie.--AiOlassrs is worth 30 cents, and scarce.
eiis iron, lie i-o;fej et@tes fe,g ~ lit
beef s0id for ~ dis. lumber 90 fish 3, rice 2.
SC. Sell Fayoriicis still here, ready fOr sea
apd has been 10 Martinique, 70 cndcavonr to
obtain p captain for her, but ,eas not success
iui- thcre is prosrcc. now Of getting one.
and she win probably sail in2 ora dass. for
Sosion. frig Aiafy, OF Boston, is heie, and
WI e,.4cavrr u oct rs rlt home Sci,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

iss the Ndyor # tbs CITY, President If
RE DGB-{'ommodore M'Dunough.
AFTER TIE Delegation from the State of
~ YORK i.if retired.
i}g Lte l}{ryor-IAe Delegation from
the >taieofM. OrA.
The Dhy closed on the happiness of
the Citizens, the dignity ~ tic Beie-
gates, and Ire honoms OF N'DoEoUGu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25
1he iionse al nrucl:

VI rstiEgtOH, Fcjl'yc3V %.
The Senate were occupied during the
greater part OLA long sitting Yesterday in
discussing the bill for enforcing the ncu-
trial obligations OF the country, which
was finally recommitied, without the de-
cision of any question indicative Of lhc
sense Of fhe Scnete its principle The
proceedings on tiiGt ard other subjects
under consideration Viii be given IN our
next
The House ofReWcscntativcs have at
length decided against repeating AT this
tilueihc internal taxes. The proposition
OF that subject was yesterday put 10 slee9.
for the present session, by an,aioritv OF
uinr votes. MT. Int.
I'm thercport ofThursdav's proe eedings,
it lis incorrectly stated, that Mr.. Lumpkiu
expressed himself in favor Of an ind.scrl-
initiate repeal fthe Internal Taxes he
was IN favor only of partial repeal. lie
did ROT feel himself 0bigcd 60 vote for the
gostponemeni Of the subicc' by any con
Sidolali0n other than sense Of duty To-
bis country, which would not permit
MN 10 consumc tic time Of the house.
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25
TINE MEDLCAL scuOOI-

We are informed that tire total number
OF students attending the several courses
OF Lectures Oh Medicine, aud the cola.-
era! branches ofscience delivered in the
COLLEGE OF Physicians and Surgeons If
the University Of New- Cgi,, amounts 10
o"e hH'dred a'd Hjnetg ne0. OF these, 80
lees than siNiy have rcsorlch here. from
Virginia, tie two CaroliEas. Tennessee.
and Georgia. The prospecis Of This
school fully instif, allihai has been done
~ - belialfby The Hon. tiie Regents of
the University. ~. Y. (ol,na.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

The Nar-YoM Coulcr hae passed from
TIC hands iBAEENTGAEDENIrR. for
merly a Representative from Ncw-YofkA
iie establshcr aud Editor oft. iniotnosc
OF I'HHoDORE DWIGHT, late Secretary
to t5e Hartford Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

sir. Sears .tbo came nasee,,.,,.r H., 49,.
Friendship. arrived at Tie Vineyard. informs
rs, tat 'hey spoke the Harmion, which lett
Isle Of France N0v. 90. and kept co. ;,yo ia,s..-
was informed by her commander, shat there
had been great fire at THAT place: hnt n
blowing very fresh did not learn any parfict..
lars.
Magicinnc frigate, bearing the fac og fie
cNceiiepcy rear admirais sir T. king * G. -.
commander ~ chef OF the BRITISH squadron,
10 the stiuGies, had arrived at Madras. fion.
England.
The Bacchps sioop of war had arrived ~ .,..
cutia, fron Logls1d, with sos, cJ0 I'm spccic on
board
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

JACOB RAncMFP is re-appointed
Mayor OF the City Of New-Yofk ELI
STA JENKINS, OF the City g. Albany !;
RosgFl EtNs, ofthe City OF liud-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25
Etjraaryi9.

On referring 10 The Nct of ipriI, 1890,
II give tie information requested by our
81 BscRra-R," wr ful fliat the effect
Of tie proposed BIN viii be Simply. 80 y
boi;Nh the existing Office OF It. Colonel
Conmandant OF lhe Marine Corps, and
tabo4t 200, officers and men,) under ihe
command OF 4 major. Aqt. Ir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25
C.fARLrsT0N. Tebruary I.


From the following extract off, letter
from Havana, received yesterday, via
Savannah, ii is considered that something
serious may take place between Inc Bri-
fish and Spanish governments.
(THE EXTRAcT)
HauGnG, Cd FEB. ISl7.-I wrote you
yesterday, by a British brig direct for
Charleston, (the Mohawk y but another
opportunity Offering this afternoon, by
the way Of Savannah, cannot let the OPP
portunity slip of giving you all the nfor-
nation in my power. have already ad
vised You, that a British frigate had been
sent here 10 demand the money that
Spanish vessel had taken from the officers
and crew OF tho British brig of war Fav,
stranded near Vera Cruz, and that the
government here had refused 10 deliyerit
up; this afternoon tie frigate has com
menccd landing the guns belonging TO
the stranded vessel, and am told intends
10 land every thing they have on board
belonging TO her, together with her Off
GERS and crew, which are all TO be left
here. This business has and still makes
much talk here, and many think il will
he attended with serious consequences.
There are upwards of 100000 dollars in
dIspuie-On one side il islsaid, The spa
nlards took more than they choose TO ac-
count for; and the intendant saws that he
has submitted the affair TO the Cour; of
Spain, and therefore can do nothing I'M
I'll he hears from home. At the same
time. he claims tie money as forfeited TO
the hlnS OF SPAN. The captain Of The
vessel that took the money, has been I'M
9risoued, and viii be tried BY The General
Of Marines"
February IS.
Captain Perkins, arrived Yesterday
from ST. Barts, informs US, that a Hayiial
expedition was fitting ont at saba,
small island in the vicinity of St. Baris, TO
80 against the Island OF AEargaritta.-
There were five armed vessels nearly rea-
dy, and were waiting for reinforcement
OF five others from st. Domingo. when
they would proceed. This expedition
was supplied from ST Barls, where tie,
had al agent 90 whom Capt p. sold a
part Of his outward cargo. This force.
II was understood, would act in concert
with tie patriots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25
Elcesrs. Gqlas s. glgtan.

lscssrS. G1fas s. Se1foN.
observe il your Paper OF Tues
dov, that bill has been reported IL The
II. oi Representatives 10 repeal Tie " Act
PASSED on the 2ed ,Iay Of April, 1850, aud
FIXING ihccommanio Of tiic Murine Corps
he pleased to state what portion Of the
corps this bill purposes inahec;, and how
manY officers and men viii be reduced :;
and otlise
4 SUBSCRIBER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

81 The Meeting above invited took
place al the Ion.inc Coffee liouse-and
measures were adopted 10 convey the
proposed relief rs speedily as possible
The Insurance Offices viii dispatch i'm
mcdlaiely the pilot boat Rambler, to cruise
OIL the coast, for vessels bound in TIL
boat will take ont supply OF provisions
and other necessary articles, and also an
extra number ofmen To afford reliefto any
vessel that may be foundin distress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

Isc gucsi iunii'-i under CON- iryd ton
was il.e motion mad hs Mr. hiii's sc,tcr-
ddy, and pending whom the House adj
iourned. io rn inre liic dHiy ON brown sue
gar coffee, b0lca and souChong teas, im-
poflca spiri; agd ono ostNo other anti
cice one hdif.
Mr. mis- opposed ihe general rcpcai
contemplated bT tie origiua resolution,
a8d advocated his amcWiHeni express
.0g his reasons ~ large, iJr approving q
--..n.- uuL - ----lln --.loln OF l.LL.-.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09
GROCERIES, &c.

% chests Imperial, Young Hyson,
o. and Hysen teas, sup. quality
$500 pieces short yellow nan FRS,
keens Cbou
$500 do long do do J f
$50 bales burlaps, ticklenburgs, Hes.
SLAMS, creas dowlas, white and br.
platillas, estoplIlas Il Britannies
200 boxes half pint, pint, & quart tum-
bers and decanters
90 casks best German steel
50 dozen German scythes and straw
knives
1 cask brass wire, for stair carpet
rods
$50 hogsheads, s5 tierces and 80 bar.
rels muscovado sugars
40 puncheons third and fourth proof
Antigua rum
10 pipes superior Sicily Madeira wine
100 boxes soap and candles
so barrels no, and 2 beef
For sale By
CHARLES IL CATLETT,
april IS Twins wharf.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09
Buchly g. Stock,

CON ECJIO N T. S,
Rsns-strest. a fs,o doors abocs the Indian-
Qusen 1crern,
Va ESpEC FULLY inform the Ladies
Ia, and Gentlemen, and the Public ge-
nerall,. that they have commenced busl'
ness in their line, and hope by their ASST
duty TO serve them, that they will ,e'
ceive share ofpub'ic patronage.
They will always keep and have now
on hand. a general assortment of CON
Observation-Disclosures, Cordials, OF
all sorts Cakes, of various descriptions;
a',o, Fruits, such a. Raisins, Currants,
Prunes, Tamarinds, Pineapples, Dram
ees, Lemons, Fiiberts. soft sheiled Al
monds, Paca Nuts, Walputs.
E- Private families, and parties eau
he supplied with the best kind Of Cakes
Ice Cream, and JellIes, by giving one
days notice.
september 9 tuths7t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09
Tea. Coffee, &c.
NEaNDEvlLLE y l.ARM0UR Of

Tea, Coffee, &c.
NEANDEVlLLE y l.ARMOUR Of
N Ter sale,
20 chests } Gunpowder 4 Imperial
so boxes TEA
40 chests Young Hvson do
400 bags Green Coffee
90 do East India do
90 30 S Ssis. Muso0vad0 Sugars
60 hhds. Barbados bright Molasses
10 puncheons West India Rum
IL do Northern do
so SO s ss!s Penn, Rye wAisAsy,
IL pipe 5ih prf. Irish do 2 yrs. cid
go dozen old Superior 2laret
40 do low priced do
GO bags Jamaica Pimento
40 dc black Pepper
100 lbs. fresh Nutmegs
40 ca ks London refined Saltpetre
With their usual assortment of Wines,
Liquors aad Groceries, for cash, or at he
usual credit 10 punctual customers.
ALSO FOR SALE,
From their factory on WGter-street.
Brown Soap Warranted TO be
Mould and of the
Dipt Candles Best Quality.
n. b, They will give the make o-ics
for rallow. August q