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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-12

Notice.
WVIE Subscriber having taken into
Il partnership Mr.. Thomas Irwin, Jr.
the business in future will be conducted
under the firm Of CAfLErT e IRWIN.
Ali those having claims against Ne, are
requested to present them, snd receive
their money; and all those indebted, are
respectfully solicited to make payment
with as little delay as possible.
CHARLES |. CATLETT.
For Sale,
l57 bales and boxes burlaps, ticklcn-
burgs, ozuaburgs bessians, creas, platil-
las, estopillas, britianies, cholens and
dowlas
900 boxes consisting of half pint, pint,
qaart tumblers and dccantcrs
90 boxes elegant cut glass, containing
cordial glasses, wines, tumb.frs, pitch
ers, plates and dishes
200 boxes window glass, 8 by 10 and
and 10 by i9
80 chests Tyson and imperial1 So
tees
1908 pieces short yellow nan
keens : e
1900 do. long yellow do.
10Y boxes India China, consisting Of
dining sets, tea sets, cups and sascers.
pint bowls, dining and desert plates, Hat
and deep
6pipes, 10 half pipes AID 90 quar-
ter casks ssry sup. Loudun Pa dcuia'
Madeira Wac, from Gordon, Daft, IL,
sl.s & Go.
German steel, very sup. quality. COP
PEI pots aod tea-kcttles, soap, candles,
and naii,-tar sale on reasonable tcrms.
CATLErr e IRWIN.
Octnher |.
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Fall Goods.
For Rent,

find Immediate possession girrn,
TIME Brick Dwelling House on King
i street, near the Diagonal Pump, and
adjoining the Warehouse Of Mr. English.
Also, the Store House sdjsinins my dwell
ling. For terms, apply to
N. kEENE,
WHO HAS IN STORE,
so bale, German linens
10 boxes hollow glass
90 crates queens ware
1S casks sherry wire, very old, and
e00U bushels Cadiz salt. Nov.
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School Books,

Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics. Dilworth's, Webster's, Mavw's,
Couley's, Murray's, Columbian and Ys
ladelphia spelling books, Murray's, Web
stsr's. Ashes aud Comley's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Rsades
Exerci.eS and Key, Am. Class Book,
Blair. Reading Exercises, New Intro
,hction to Reading, New.fork Reader,
No. 4, . aud 5. SCOTS Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, Goldsmith's England,
Rone and Greece, Webster,s Selection,
American speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
alps Fabie., Blair's Gramslar ofChemis-
trv. O'Neai's aud--Wil!et's Geograph,,
DiIworth's, .Tulor's, Jesse's &>Jaudon's
lAr,lhmetic, J-hnsoh's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Mans,
ctc etc. together, wi'ir a large stock Ut
law, itisiot y and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed q libe-
rs DISCOUNT - Angus. 81
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Public Sale.

ID virtue of an order from the Or.
LID phans' Court OF Charles county,
will be offered at public sale on Tuesday,
the 25th Of November next, If fair, il not,
the next fair day, all the PERSONAL
ESTATE of Samuel A. Berry, deceased.
consisting Of from 90 to 80 valuable Ne.
groes--men, women and children, II
head Of horses, 80 head of cattle, so head
ef sheep, 80 barrels corn, a quantity Of
fodder, wheat and rye straw, a quantity
of new feathers, go barrels cyder, { ba:.
rel peach brandy, crop Of tobacc", now
in the house, supposed to be 10000
weight, plantation utensils and many o.
ther articles, too tedious t0enumerate-
The sale will take place at the late resi-.
dence Of the deceased, at IL o'clock ON
the Aforesaid day, and will continue from
day to day TIL all is sold. The terms
are cash. MARY BERRY.
Admx. Of Salnl. A. Berry, deed,
October ~ isthstuaw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-17

within three hours; for those persons with
whom he had succeeded IN obtaining the
half guineas, received each little tTum-
perry pamphlet, not worth shilling, al
most immediately. sent by the FIRST hand
be met when be had left the tow n scarce
ly a mile.
The above impnstor has hut one eye, is
about 5 feet 8 inches high, OF dark COM
plexi0n, and traYels in basket gig. he
had before visited Framlingham, Strad.
brook, and H0Sene, ard was proceeding,
it is imagined, through Grome ard Oak
leg for Hlr.estOn. The same itineraut
is believed 70 have recently visited Mil
denhall. Newmarket, and other adjacent
towns; and by the list OF names he had
procured, there is every reason to believe
he has practised in this fraudulent way
long time.
Such a ore was in. Georgetown last
week, and is said to be DOW in Aiexan-
dria raising contributions, Y will proba-
bly, 20 on to Fredericksburg, Richmond,
and thu Ssn'hwarL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-17
Young Ladies' Seminary.

AIRS. CoTTRlNGER, of Philadel-
M phia, respectfully informs the pub
lie that she proposes opening Boarding
and Day School at Alexandra, where the
various branches of education will be
taught. For terms, apply to James B.
Nichols, OF Alexander Moore, Of Alex
andria, and Richard Harrison, esq. Wash
ington city.
rThe school will commence on the
LIST of December next.
: October 81 I'm
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.NEMOR9NDA.

Accounts from Gibraltar (via Norfolk)
September 24'h, state that -four was sell
ing for Sis this price the brig Cumber-
land obtained for her cargo. She expect
cd to sail Tor Alexandria 4th or 5tb 0c-
teber, aud her arrival may be daily look
ed for.
Brig Lyon, Luce, hence, ar. ii Bos-
ton 10Th instant, "a days.
Schr Dolphin, Reynolds, G.. at Nor
folk 18th instant, for this port.
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Court of Enquiry.

a BATTALION Court OF Enquiry
IA Of the first and second Battalion,
hist Regiment, second Brigade Militia of
the district ni Columbia, will be held at
the Copt-NOuse on Saturday ED Nov. at
ten o'clock in the forenoon. for the pur-
pose of assessing 6ues for non attendance
at the musters in September and October.
WM. A. WILLIAMS, Adj.
November II
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Public Sale.


MILL be sold, on Thursday sOth
w instant, at three O'Clock, on the
premises, a Lot Of Ground, corner Queen
and Pitt streets, fronting on Pitt street
ISL feet inches to 25 feet alley, and
on Queen street So ieet 5 inches FERNS
made known at time and place Of sale.
tMNEDIaTELY AFTER,
Will be Let, on Ground Rent for ever,
with the privilege Of buying cut at ten
years purchase
IL Naluadle Building Lots.
between Queen & Oronoko streets north
and south, aud Payne and West streets
east and west. A plan Of which may be
seen previous to the sale. at the Auction
Room Of P. g. MARSTELLER.
November Is dts
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Sales at auction.
By P. G. MaRsTELIER.

On TUESDAY, at 10 A. n.
VIII be sold at the yendue Store, corner
of Prince and Wa er streets,
9 bales superfne broadcloths
I do cassimeres
] Flannels
Plains
! . rose Blankets
] case lambs wool hose
Flushinss
Kerseys klins
Cambria. leno, jaconet & book mus.
Muslin handkerchiefs
Coatings
Domestic cottons
Lawns
Irish linens
Silk and cotton laces
Ribbons
Sewing silks, cottons e threads
Bgckskin, kid e beaver gloves, etc:
ALSO,
S hhds. Musc0vado sugar
l half pipe Tenerifie wine
4 tubs steel
10 boxes glassware
Q cases fine. F,ench hats
Sideb0ards, chairs, etc. etc.
November IA
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From the Georgeso,rn Messenger.

BEWARE OF AN IMPOSITION,
The following is taken from the Annual
Register OF Great Britain, for 1907,
page 81, Principal Occurrence.
February 18th. On Friday, travel
ling man, Who said hls name was Bond,
caIied upOa several inhabitants Of the
town OF Eye, endeavOriug to obtain sub
seriPtiOns Tor new history OF Ratany
Hay, price los cd. Of which he pretend
ed TO be the author, and which, he said,
was then issuing from the press, and
Mould be delivered at the post office
there within three weeks Il Largest tron
Nat time lie might, blwe,er, have said
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-17
Steam Boat Report.

The Washington got up at half past 9
IN. Saw nothing bound up.
This morning, near Maryi'd Point, saw
a number Of square rugged vessels, and
from their appearance, bound down.
Probably these were the Commerce,
NewburJpOrt, Minerva, George Wash
ington, Altoona, etc. who sailed hence,
yesterday and the day before.
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SsS ErckGags COFFEE House sn-A
Eeg AiARINE JOURNAL. &&A
roar OF ALExAyDRIA...soVEMBER IA

ARRIVED,
Brig Planter, Lane, 81 DAYS from Lii
vsrp, ol; salt, coal, and cheese. to NJ.
Mi.ler.-Flnar, 4S to SOS. Il locking up.
1t was the general opinion at Liverpool,
that the pnrss would remain open. Left
brig ranopea, Crab!ree, Of Alexandria,
discharging, aud others not rec0llected.
Sloop Fanny. Mitchell, 6 days ir. Bal.
timore freight, to merchants OF the dis.
trict. Saw nothing bound up.
CLEARED,
SlOHp Ocean, Middleton, Norfolk.
Schr Emily, Pa.rott, Dumfries.
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Albany Oats.

EOTIN 6. I.ADD 4 Co. expect daily
O. $500 Bushels Albany Oats, OF the last
yea,'s CROP, and equal to any ever bro't
10 this market-which they will contract
TO deliver Oh arrival, at fair price,
Nayembsr II
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+" Surge cd J&fisium :"

The following beautiful lines were
handed to Ms by a gentleman who had
read our remarks on the pesP'iety Of
erecting monument at Msunt vernon.
That here's dead And does his csun-
try mourn,
Erabalm his ashes in golden urn,
And ina sculptur'd vault the reiiQues
lay, Cday
Where fires. like Yesta's, emulate the
With light divine, Us thro' its silent
halls, walls
The holy Says reflect from purphyry
Do temples, arch'd with Psrlan marble
rise skies,
In regal pomp, beneath these western
And on their front, embraZOned by the
sun, ROW.
Give to the world TIE name Of WASHING
Breathes he in marble, in her senate hall ?
Lives he in bronze. within her capitol ?
Does the imperial nausOleum show,
In proud masnGcvnee, her depth OF wo ?
And do her children. with bully zeal,
Fron rough St. Lawrence to the warm
Mobile, home resign,
Fer pilgrims staff, their friends, their
And like the Arab to Mohamned's shriRe,
10 that majestic monument repair,
sud, Tor their country. pour pilgrims
prayer p shame !!
Shame on that country everlasting
She bids no blazing sunbeam write his
name:
His sacred ashes cOnsecrate no urn
No Vaults sculP,ur'd, aud no yestals
mourn /;
No marble temple meets the rising day (;
No ubelisk reflects the evening ray;
lhose lips, long hush'd i'll death. among
his sons bronze,
Nor smile in marble, nor yet breathe in
No solemn anthem Ger his tomb is sung;
NJ prayer is breath'd there, from a pill
grim's tongue!- Csleeps,
But DER the grave where VernOn's hero
Toe tail Grass signs, the waving willow
weeps; he trees,
Aud while the pale moon tremOles thrO'
That bend and rusle TO the Nightly
breeze, there
The bird of uisht-the only mOurner
POurs On the chilling wind her solemn air;
Mhile Bows Potomac silently along,
And listens to her melancholy sung.
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Notice.

-NOlICt.
A LII persons are folbid hunting or
n trespassing on my ground, lying be
tween Mrs. BrCoks's, Gen. Thompson
MasOn's, Samuel Gillard's, e the gravel
road, as will positively prosecute all
such offenders.
THOMAS TRIPLETT.
November II
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Notice.
Office.

Notice.
ATO DEBTS will be paid, contracted
~ by any Of the Crew OF the British
scheoner Fame.
HENRY WHITNEY.
November Is st
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Notice.

Notice.
ENHE members of the ST. AN
DRSWS SOCIETY are hereby
notified that stated quarterly meeting
of the society will he held at Mrs. M'Dou-
gals, on tuesday the 18th instant, at 6
p. NJ. BY order OF the President,
JAS. FILMING, Sec'y. pro tenn.
November IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-17

h,;, ,uhar. We have no doubt, that
,5c character, opinion, exertiOns, talents
.oJ iaauencs. of gen. Washington, were
Ss.ratialy necessary for tie fornstisu
end adoption Of The national constitution,
nd Tor the establishment organization
srd operations, Of the government under
j..
Had general Washington died imme.
d,a,ely a. Ter the peace Of l7SS, it is By
no means certain that his great services
in achieving the Independence Of his
country, would not have been in a great
measure last to that country. The en-
Larra. smeuts, difficulties md dangers Of
,he states, were never greater, than dar-
iny the FIRST Eve years after the peace -
How auxiously he tel, tham, huw much
he e dcaycTed 70 surmount and avoid
them, his correspondence with his init
nate friends, most emphatically de-
carss. His patriotism was pure, exalt-
ed ard sablime. He Sas not accustOm-
ed to regard national pride aud national
vanity, as the sole. or the highest objects
OEattainmeu;, in the view Of civil govern
ment. Justice, nOrality, sacred and
sincC,e regard for national rights, and for
civil and religious Freedom, high and
real reverence tor religion itself, with
great diSnterestness, hberality, frank
ingenious dispo,ition, and an utter alb
horrehce Of hypocrisy, we're some Of the
leading traits Of his policy aud character.
Ills title.o this pre-cminsnce is uE-
o1es'iouahle--it ought to be unquesticn'
cd and hS monument, il ever erected,
ought to acknowledge itin clear and une-
suivocal language.
But, If The idea should ever be enter
tanned OF the uation's purchasing NJ. Yer
non, the heir of its former proprietor
O. tht TO see the monument crer the tomb,
rp0a the spot, before he makes a conrey-
aRcs, and 10 place IN the cLsarest terms a
clause in that Conveyance, that las remains
shat. ayrar be- removed. lie has once, at
least, solemnly declined the proposition,
we hope and trust he will continue 10
do so, as often as it may be renewed -
The capture, riIlage aud conhagratiOh OF
the public buildings at Washington, BY a
handful OF hostile troops, is lasting NE
mentO TO those who have the custody of
the Body OF the Great Father Of his
Country, never TO suffer its hallowed re-
pose TO be disturbed, until that oody, to-
gether with the mighty congregation OF
I.tae dead, shall realize the command in
scribed upon the coffin in which If is con-
taiue;i.
II we remember Alright, the inscription
-on WashingtOh's coffin is
"ARfsE TO JUDGMENT !"
IEd. Fed. Rep.
G.. IL. -.
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Lawrason & Fowle
OFFER FOR SALE,
on boxes Superior quality e
lou, Havana 8
so hhds. Muscovado ,
a5 Orleans =
1000 sacks Liverpool blown salt
GO barrels N. Z. Rum
$50 boxes mould candles
90 boxes No. chocolate
500 reams wrapping paper
$50 bolts first quail. Russia Duck
$50 do. Ravens 'u'"
$50 pieces brown ! Russia sbeeting,
40 white of sup'r. quality
i53 Russia diapers
so tons Swedish iron
lao casks cut nails, assorted sizes
so boxes Z by J by 10 Chelms'
ford glass
Bo.tsn glass Of all sizes
Is bales Burboon and Cattau aw
gurrahs, checks and sooty rOmals
SO cases salad oil
4 pipes and Q half pipes
London particular Madeira WlNE
l pipe Lisbon }
SEQ crates assorted Liverpool ware
Is Liverpool dining sets
China and lustre ware
10000 bushels coarse salt
A quantity Of Plaster Paris
Also, landing from sloop Fanny, captain
Mitchell,
so barrels No. new beef
November IL
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BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

tickets remaining on hand this splendid lottery the
the eighth and
enhance e value to high particularly the floating capital TDen
then the wheel;
should forwarding their ORDERS the price of Tickets will be
opening Of the wheels
PRESENT PRICES!
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Eajgb6i o.n.,,.
1900 @Mass.
5000 @Ma,,.
1900 9MS,,.
HIGHE S,
oNs,,.
10000 @dSass.
10000 @Nav,.
5000 @SSae.
CoHE%s LOTTERY u EXCHANGE. OFFICE

= -, y
GFr the Information Of advenuers throughout the u
Published shelving the time fixed for the drawing. with the
dcuar which the stationary will be awarded having de-
emined allow short between each drawing with view of giving
portniy distant ads small
and which days the Capitals Of Fifty Thousand and One
Hundred Thousand Dollars will be drawn.
THE DRAWING BEGINS
(NovEMBER).
26he number
ed TuesdavDec ID first drawn Nos. will be each entitled
Sd - first Nos will be each entitled
number will be entitled to
5h first drawn Nos. will be each entitled $500
number will be entitled to
9TH first drawn Nos will be each entitled
9th M Si ehi LIST drawn number will be ented $4,000
9th Thursday january T., r.nn ruto mill 10 on;. c,oo mn
NewYearsday ''''""" uu''0 "' "'' "'"'u" oioo''0'
drawing Wednesday, 7-Sxy after which time
become payable at the Office Of the
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The following beautiful lines were
handed to us by a gentleman who had
read our remarks on the pcsp'iety Of
erecting monument at Msunt Vernon.
That here's dead And does his ceun-
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.iifGdNdrln, AiOo. 20

Was committed TO the Jail oi this
county As a runaway, a ma'a'to 'oaa
who SAYS his uaMe is David Jtaes. aHi
says that he came troHx Hartford co1n'y
in the state of South Carolina-he is 4.
about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high & ab
20 wears of :e-his face j, rough wol
ei tples-he lad Oh blue cloth Goa, ard
home '.ade pantaioons. The owne i,
"eguested TO come ahu prove his proper.
~. pay charge, and take him awa,. o.
'herwise he will be dispo,ed OF as tie
law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Keeper
Of the jail for Wa.ainst.n Boyd,
Marshal,
November 29 Iaw9nl
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ROBBERY.

IN the night of the 9Th of Decembei
sic. the Exchange Office of the sub
:riber, Bridge street, Georgets~ n, from
lypearances By false key. was roooer
f the following property, in Specie, con
listing Of dollars, change, American and
English gold, about 200 do'la's; BANK
totes, mostly three dollar notes OF the
bank of Washington. and some small
tickets. together about SO dollars, a one
naund note of the bank of. England, and
nne hundred aud sixty four l"ttery TICK
It's as per numbers below. The lottery
ickets can be nf no use to the persons
akins them, and an attempt to pass them
would onlv lead to a detection, 1t IS
therefore hoped that the person or per-
,ous whc took them. will return them Ia
lc subscriber through the Post Office al
Georgetown. A liberal Reward will he
laid by the subscriber for any iniorma
ton that NAV lead to the discovery Of
me persons ar a e overy Of the property
All keepers of lottery Offices in the Unit
I'd States will please to keep list OF the
numbers OF the following tickets. as 1t
may lead to a discovery Of the theft.
ROMJLUS WGGS.
List Of the Nos. Of Tickets in the Ned
irat Lottery. Cd Glass.
22nl. e202. 920S. 2204, 2a05, 22G6,
22n7, 22G8, 2C09. 90 0, 1919. a215,
Laal4, 1916, e2I7, 2e1s. 22i9. 1890,
|las5l. 1889, 1883. 1885,, 1885.
1886. 1887. 1858, 1859. 1850.
1861. 1860. 1865, 1864, 1881,
i4732. 14.55. 141S4. "a. SIS. 1876,
l4-S7. 1888, 1872, 14-4o,
14.4l. 14742. 14743. 14744. 1915,
l4-46. l4147, 14748. 1919. 1880,
l4-e6. l4728, 1929. 1880, 9i522.
'2i523. 1884. eI525. 2l5e-. 2l529.
I2l5o9, 1850. 1884, 1855, 1857,
I2l538, 1850. $3.50. 2i546, 2l54Z.
lGls48, 2i541. 1850, l5iGi, l5l62,
sos. l5I04,lji05. 1896. l5lT,
l5In9. 1900, 1910, l5lll, 1919,
iTll3, 1914. 1915.
.ISTOF NJ NBERS or 7TrXETI
Ia the Wa iungtnn. Monument Lot
terry. bird class
81 20 IS IS 56 81 So SO so 81 81
lSS g. IS 66 81 IS 90 20 II y ::
Ia = 7O6 2In 2i9o 24S! a74 24s!
i247O 2lG9 2472 2467 2468 247l 247:
2466 24s4 2!s5 2483 248s 249l 24-!
ii45I j452 54jl SASS 1886 s45- 3l5,
l5i59 $3.50 S46l 1916 4647 4D4S 4 A.
t2651 1864 1858 4 81 4o9s 1898 1863
/ re5 4,96 4u97 1898 4e99 400 5sl:
ISIS SSj5
Dec 9
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'Hahn's Anti-Bilious Pills

THIS Medicine has been attehdr
with degree of success highly gratetH
to the iaventsr feelings, in several par
of the West Indies, and the Southern
Middle States, particularly in n. f"ri
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Petersbur.
Richmond. Norfolk, Edenton, Whining
ton. Charleston, and Savannah. In
testimony of a lumber OF persons at eaG
If the above places can be adduced VIII
have reason 10 believe. that timely us
IF his salutarr remedy has, under Pr"''
dence, preserved their lives, when IL
the most alarming circumstances. =,
Facts of this conclusive nature speak
more in favour of medicine than co
lunns Of ponpsus eulogy, founded OF
mere assertion.
It not, indeed. Rresumptuously pro
,osed as an inIaliihe cure, bntthe ln'en'
;or has every possible reason t"at can re
,u,t from extensive experience, Tor De-
IieviHy tha, dose of these Pills. take
,nce in every two weeks. during The
prevalence of our bilious levers, VA
,roye an iniallibie preventative AN
further. that in he earlier stages OF tho't
diseases. their use vii! very general
succeed in restoring health. aal treqne"'
~ in cases esteemed desperate, and b.
and the power OF common remedies
The oncration OF these pills = pc'itcl,
aid so a : To be used with safety by pee
ons in every situation, AMI ut every i{'
They are excelIently adapted 20 ca
~ ,pnar,h,ous bile y prevent IL mG"
Md sccretion>--to restore y anrno b.
,nret;te-to pro!oce free rcr:mTa'F =.
and thereby prevent colds which Is 50 81
TON Of fatal consequences. \ dose ne''
fails I. remove cold il taken on It, h''
annearance-thev are celebrated Tor re
moyiug halitual costiveness-s'ckneSs 4,
the stomach and severe head-ache--a'iv
ouaht to be taken by all persons on
change TT Climate. 81
THey nave peen found remarkably Ell
eatious in preventing ard curing dIsor
der. attendant on long voyages, ALI
should he procured and carefully preser'
oil for use ~ every seaman.
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REMOVAL.
C.. Bronaugh & Company

c. Bronaugh & Company,
Have removed their Store Que door be
low the corner of King aud Patrick
streets. nealr opposite Messrs. Tyie
and Harrison.
In addition to their former
Stock they are no~ opening general as
sortmea, Of Dry Goods, lately purchased
in Philadelphia, which they otfer for sale
on very eligible terms, for cash or t.
punctual customers. They wish purcha'
sers to call and examine the goods,
November so II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-09
r. 81. VAUDEVILLE

Have just received, and otier Tor Sale,
20 barrels whiskey
10 hhds lst and I'd quality whiskey
10 puncheons run
90 bags pimeeto anu pepper
s5 do green coffee
100 lbs. S. + indigo
100 do Louisiana DO
90 bnSss Spanish cigars
10 kcg> manufactured tobacco
1000 bushels Liverpool! coarse salt
200 reans writing paper
IS do wrapping do
25 kegs Brandywine gunpowder
90 do British do
Together with a general assortment o
Groceries.
n. B. Family Flour as usual.
Dec "a