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VI VG2.fF"Da.

Schr Washington, Grid, hence, ar. {,
St. Eastatia eth ult. IL days.
Ship ocean, Eowle, Vi this port, sailed
from Charleston, 5. c. 10Th instant, fol-
Liverpool.
-Schr Native, Mayhem, hence, arrived
at Boston 18Th ult. and is up Tor this port
- Mary, Fisher, n Boston, l8ti
instant, u9 fo: TINS pot, 10 sa!! Eek
day.
sIoop Haymaker, Weeks, from Boston
at Holmes Hole, 18Th Instant, bound foI
this port.
Schr Nancy ans Mari, Wors;er, a
Boston, 18th instant, up for this port.
- Hilar, Hard, cleared at ohIla
dc! phia asst Instant, Tor tins port.
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Ice Creams,
Mrs. HaSkinS,

MIS-. IiaSl>liiS,
ND ESPECTFULLY informs the La
IA dies of Alexandria, that she ha:
jus!lreceiyed aud opened at her Store OF
Fairfax, a few doors above King street
AN elegant assortment Of fashionable
.AiILLENEEY and FANCY GOODS
consisting of white CHIP and LeghorI
Straws, plain and coloted satin aud sl!s
Bounets, Paraso!s, LenocS, &c. Also
ladies' Corsets and Dresses made.
april % st
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o. The Convention Of the

Protestant Episcopal Church, in the state
of Virginia, will be holden in FREDE'
R1cKsBuReH, on Tuesday, 9th May en:a'
ing: Of which the Clergy aud Vestrle'
will be pleased to take nohce.
april % tuthszw
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NOTICE.

~ A general me citing of the subscrI
bers of shares in the Alexandria Cana
Company, will be held in the town OF AL
exandria on the 18th day of Nay neat
at the City Hotel, agreeable to law.
april 81
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A Blacksmith wanted.

A Blacksmith, respectable CT charac.
ter, master OF bis trade, ard wishing to
establish himself in q situation command.
ing extensive custom, would find it to
his advantage to make application ~
the subscriber, near Salem, Fauquicr
county, IA.
7. Turner.
Feb eS colt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-24

Hardware.
p UTTS & CAW0on, have received
I'D and offer for sale, at their store up
per end Of King street, on moderate
terms, small consignment OF HARD
wARE among which are,
Falling axes, broad ditto, AIDES
Sets of furniture, cooPers' beak irons
Bang borers, grid irons
Drawing knives, cutlasses & sheaths
A general assortment OF coopsrs' tools
of every description
Cast iron pots, 2 cast iron chests
Steelyards, pick axes, chizels
Masons' hammers, smoothing planes
Jack planes, nails OF different sizes
Chaise springs, one dozen crow bars,
large and fit for quarries, &c.
ALSO,
$ puncheons superior Antigua RUM.
april 1e ssSfaU
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Port Of Chrrlrskan, .9priL l2

Ott ~ itCntSftl afl'' ~ 49,
Arrived sioop Randolph, Luddington.
MosIuito, East-GlSlida) 4dsys. Cotton,
deer skius, Old sails and Juns, aud 10000
specie dollars. To JUun BIUckler and
the ..mastsr. Passengers, captain Isaac
Weekes, captain J. w. Clark, and John
Addison The schooner Hope, Walton,
OF Alexandria, auiyed at ST. Augustine,
from Hayanaa, a4ut the 9th uit. add was
again ready to sail for that port on the
18th. l'hc Hamburg ship -, captain
Peterson, from ST. Ubes bound to Sayan-
rah, WAS wrecked OH the coast o! f!orl-
da, ~ mics to the sUuthward oi st. Au-
justine. about the 18th ult. her cargo.
cUnsisliu. of salt, iron aud cordaSe, was
nearly all lost-crew saved.
April II.
Arrived, brig George & Susan, (Of
Salem rice, st. Jag de Cuba, q days
Left schooner Polander, Richardson, Tor
this port, taking in schooner Peruvian,
smith, fos 90 in lew days; schooner
Friendship, Of Alexandria, to sail tor
Philadelphia, in Or days. On the 10th
inst. in:si.ht of Matanzas pcint,spoke Or.
Aslino, III Providence, few hours out
from NiatanzaS, bound to havanna-ln~
formed that she loft there the brig Betsey,
Knapp, OF and for Salem, in 10 days. onI
the 5th inst. Lat. Is, lon. "a, spoke al
small sloop, 4 days from Mobile for N
York, but could not recOllect her name.
Prices Current at Bermuda, March l5,l
BY retail.
Flour, super6le 30 dollars; scarcs :
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Land for Sac.
Feb sS

A tract or parcel of Land, containing
between two end three hundred acres.
on the north side Of OCcoquan, in Fair,
fax county, about 5 miles west Of Occu.
guam mills. II is well watered with Ee
yer failing springs, it is also we'll timber,
ed, and the great quantity OF fur t!mbe;
on it renders it the more valuable to any
person in the coopering line. This lana
lis OF the middle soil, and produces corn,
wheat or any other grain to!erable we'll
there is about 100 acres cleared and un.
de-. good fence. The, improvements are
ia iog dwelling house l. other out houses,
and gOcd apple orchard OF about sixty
trees:
ALSO.
One other tract in the same county,
within three miles OF Occoquan, lying Oh
Sandy Run, containing II acres-one
halt in cultivation anu under good fence,
the remainder heavily tinGered, There
are on tile premises an Old framed dwell
ling bouse and out houses and ali apple
orchard of eighty bearing trees.
Any person inc!inins 10 purchase can
view the premises and know the terms
by applying 20 the subscriber who lives
near them.
Thomas Gossom.
November 80 9montasr
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Notice.

TIME Council will sit as CoBRT OF
q APPEALS, on the sixth, seventh,
and eighth days Of May next.
l. z. THOMPSON, Q. C.
april 90 dtSthMy
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279 lj7 S24
rosAaw's present majority over RC.ne
over Garnet 81. Essex aud King
William vet TO vote.
District Of Gloucester.
m Wcr,c:ck cosmty-FOr Bassett rs
10 opposition vote.
IN James city-FOr Bassest 1l9-for
pits 9.-sotal majority Tor bassett, 10
nree counties, All.
District of Charlotte.
n Bae.iaghGm--For A. austin, rep.
,,oot ESQ. For John Randolph about 80,
Iur. Randolph also addressed the cit.
,7,as OF Buckingham, and declined poll.
NJ. Arstin viii certainly be elected.
FAIaFAX County,, goR DELEGATES
Ihump>on &3O
ashton ISL
Flzhush Us
The Two former elected. With respect
% the poll 70, Mr.. fitzhu h, we beliere
!. was opened Without his prlrIty or con-
sent.
The following article, from the Sag
fiarbur Recorder of last week, prove.
tar gov. SheEbrOOke was mistaken II
slpposing that there were no Americans
IA CAPTIVITY by the indians III the neigh
lorhovd Of Quebec:
=. The schooner Lydia. Johnson, from
Quebec for New York, having sprung q
lcak at sea, was run on shore III long IS
mad Sound, near place called the Old
Man, on Tuesday morning last. Came
passengers il th6 lydia, Benjamin Pow.
~. John Brown, kiizabe,h Smith and
sarah Roberts, all Of whom have beeg
mi oaers IL the indians by whom Mr.
pc. wife and FIVE children were murder
ed. Mr.. Z. after having been cut and
manqled IN q most shocking and barbar'
an, T,anner, was LETT Oil the floor Ot hi:
ewnhouse for dead but fortunately sOm:
os the Indians returned in few days, !
6nJing him aliyr, took him, bound up hi
wounds, and, BY the and OF III Indian Doc
,sr, cured him. Mr. p. has lot the us'
of his right arm, BY cut, with the toma
hawk in the shoulder. Mr.. p. states tina
he and three others were sold to Mr.
Randall M'DOnald, all lndian trader, TO
i've CATIONS OF ram. MIR. Smith and RO
berts bad both their husbands and seVera
children murdered By the sayages. Mr.
2. left this place On "Wednesday last 10
New London, and from thence to PrOei
Gence, III. |. the place Of his nativity
The other passengers in the schooner, have
-unc u New York"
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Notice,

TNHE Stockholders oil Tie Great Hunt
ing Greek Bridge Company are IN
far,ued, that an election viii be held al
the Bridge, on Monday the 9TH day o.
May next, to appoint President, loul
Directors, and Il Treasurer.
THO, VOWEL, Treasurer.
april "a ST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-24

Book Auction.
On THURSDAY, Z p. NJ.
Will be sold at the Vendue store, corner
of Prince aud Water streets,
A large and general collection Of BOOKS
consisting Of upwards OF zoo volumes
Historical, Theological, Medical . Nils"
cellaneous--among which are,
DR.. Robertson's works
Shakespeare's plays II vols
DR.. Blair's sermons 2 rols
Fielding's works
Millions works
Bona parties campaigns
Ali BeJ, etc. etc. r,
Also, a general assortment OF STA
TIONARY, viz
Post paper
Foolscap do
Russia Quilts
Ink powder
Pencils, etc etc
W:E be added to this erening's Sales,
An elegant Londsn made LEDGER
and JOURNAL,
Catalogues will be delivered previous
to the sale, and the books open Tor In
spection this day. april "A
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SALES AT AUCFiGN
BuP. MaRSTELEE&
THIS DAY, at IL A. N.

THIS DAY, at IL A. N.
Will be sold on the premises ION long
credit)
The story frame Dwelling Hsuse U
Lot Of Ground, situate on Queen street,
between st. Asaph and Pit streets, al
Joining the property of MIR. TEos. broc'
ckus, april "a
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On SATURDAY, 26th inst.
rEs Will be sold at Harper's
SsfsTSSs wharf, the schr. CLlNkER,
ssae ". her tackle, apparel and turn'-
2LsSS ture, burthen about ii tons, 4
fine vessel, and we'll suited for the Fishe-
ries. Terms made known at the place
Of sale. april IS
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Five Dollars Reward.

Five Dollars Reward,
nAN AWAY On Sunday last, an ap.
~ prentice TO the brickIaying busi.
ness. named Ryiana .dnSisn, Is years Of
age--his ciothiGg consisted Of blue cloth
round jaoket, linen paDtaloons and wool
hat; he has other clothing not recoliect>
ed. lie was bound 10 me in Frederick
sbury, and his father lives near the Bow.
!ingreen, in Caroline cOunty.-lwlll give
the above reward if secured in Jail, and
all reasonable charges if brought home.
expressly iorewarn all persons from
han boring or employing the said aPpren-
tee, at their peril. &
Z JOHN W. BEEDLE.
april "a ST
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On SATURDAY, at IL O'clock,
ra VIII be sud on Ramsay's
SGEESs, wharf, the packet sloop WEI
49, COME. burthen about SO tons.
GxxE23 Terms will he made known
at the place Of sale,
april "a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-24

Fresh Rhode-lsland Lime.
MUST landed from the barque George
as William, FROM Providence
$50 casks of LIME,
Which will be sold low for cash.
ISAAC ENTWISLE.
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ALEXANDRIA:
1HU.RSD.4K, ,4PRIL "a, 1917.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

rrsssionuL District of Caroline.
ROane Garrett GPshaw
r,-o inc cav. lS5 loo Ill
King {, Queen 81 Il 2l5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-14

pressu, mon.sn. viii permit, viii only
ask Why we 40 Uot grant ~igat '!ey onty
rctgaiiy soticit VIZ. an acknowledgement of
TIER IiltL DsRdeRce Tor Grenada declared
his Independence seven years ago and
ihey.naye struggled under every diiticul-
L., AMI Yet bavs never limited ~ the idea
of Submission 10 Spain and this is not
like ours, IA warfare with nation that
respects the common usages ofwar.
Z" the struggles OF the. South, ifnGruc-
ceSsiui, Terminate i'm 4 loss oi all HAT X
dear 10 mau. Even the indultas. or pro-
CARNATIONS OF a4inesty, are disregarded,
Tor ali that submit are pu, 10 the sword
man, weuian, aud csiid !--aad Vet we
who have declared to t,.e rest of the hu-
man race That there Is no government so
happy as oiirS we VIM have. reused our
h.elHien OF The South 10 an imitation q!
our own example: we who declared oSr-
selves independent, because wc were
Threatened w;ilI a tyraunical ministerial
regulation OF commerce, view with d cold
calculating, commercial policy, the pro
prety ofcyen de, iaring Our sentiments.
We are called upon To ackuOwedg, those
natiohs free who nave wilied it, aud de
clared II sever years ago, and who have
ever s.uce fought most uobiy and heroic
ally III favor of freedom; but STANCE to
tell, we kase i'Jt darrell 10 acknowledge
them as tree I'll blusii.for nv country
men Wien tiiiuis OF tiiiS.-it is disgrace
to US that tine will never eilace .-Lei IT
not, IN tnc iH.ure histories OF the tree Co
lumbians of lie South, be declared, that
during their struggles tie people Ot the
nor;s were insensibse To their cause, ami
refused to acknowledge ihCm As IN indie
pendent people"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-14
TREATY OF GHENT.

.BosToN, Oct. 1.-THE English and ~
merican Commissioners who are TO de-
eide, and the Agents of the two govern
ments who conduct the controversy rela-
tive to the Islands in Passamaquoddy
Bay, under the 4th article of tie Irea
ty of Chent, are still! III session IL this
iown.
The business Of this commission is We
ry much in advance of the others, under
fiie same treaty, which from the greater
quaHtity ofactnal surveys, could not be
in so much forwardness
A; the last meeting in this town in June,
the commissioners having examined the
evidence of the case, heard All argument
by the Agent of each government, in
which, was fully developed the principles
and right Oil which each nation considers
itself entitled 10 all The Islands in Passa-
naquoddy Bay, and 10 Grand Menan,
IN tie Bay Of Fundy.
During the interval since the adjourn
rpent, replication has been prepared by
The Agents respectively, and has now
been heard by the commissioners.
In these repIicatons, which have cont
nued for six or seven days, great efforts
iIave been made by ea n of tie Agents
90 support his positions, and overthrow
those OF his opponent. Since the argu-
Jnen;s are finished, the Commissioners
have set with closed doors, and wc are
unabl" TO give any further detail oftheir
proceedings and we presume nothing
will irahspire until it shall come 10 tie
public through the government of one or
the other nation.
1t has often b1en asked, what is the va
lmc Of the premises in dispute We can
reply, thai the controversy involves iu-
risdiclion over three or four thousand
Inhabitants, portion of country capable
of forming FIVE or six townships, right
of CONVENIENT navigation to the River ST.
Croix, which Is Of great Importance 10
tie towns Oh that stream, and particular
Jy thar II embraces many good liarbOrs
and places for drying fish, which ~ case
American vessels are excluded from the
shores of Nova Scotia, are Indispensable
for ihe prosecution Oftbe business in that
quarter.
From the well-kaown talents and zeal
Of The gentlemen engaged on The Amcri-
can side OF the question, we bavc no
doubt that every exertiOD, COMFORTING
with just and honorable principles, has
been made 90 advance The interests OF
lbe United States. Patriot.
dryirai If Ceoprfr1s Barge.
This vessel arrived al Salem Yesterday,
IN q DAYS from Gibraltar.-We have not
learnt The cause of herreiurning so soon.
Daily Adr.
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TpIAI rop -1fflRHEa

WORCESTER, October lon Thursday last
Peter Sibley was tried upon an indictment
found by rIe Grand Jury OF this County, for the
murder OF Miss StOckwcil ot sutton, III Ee1Tu-
ary last. The trial took up the whole OF the
day. 1he case was committed TO tue Jury at
about o'clock III the evening, who i'll short
time returneda verdict Of NOT GUILTY, on dc-
cent o. tHS0gUy." commemorative Couhsei
HON. PEREZ MoRroN. Attorney GeneraI-
Counselfor the prisoner, Hon. Messrs BiGELow
aud LINCOLN, Jr.
The Court then, in pursuance of a statute OF
tie Commonwealth, passed the following or
DER" Ii appearing TO the Court here, that
the going IT large OF the said Peter Sibley, Jr.
will be dangerous 10 the safety of the c,rizens
and the peace of the Commonwealth, ii is or
dered liIat he be committed to the prison with
IN this county, there to he retained untiihe be
restored to his right mind, OF otherwise dee
vcred by due course Of law
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-14
Xlana s. SAaYes al .NuctioA.

rE'E subscriber, residing the couniy OF Orange has
n determined o. sell II auction, 0IDHg0V ne ls(A
d0y NJ Dccrnby DeT the premises wit eui fessrte
teTJ variable TRACT Ot LAND, iiie conft-iOipt
upon Rapdan river, Containing by recent survey t5ri
acres or this Rand $50 low grounds " which
100 acres have this produced 1900 bushels 81 cun
tue residue consists Ot hrh lands Ia tie Southwest fncru
tans so well known for iicir itiliiy and q ven
ca, (beiDg extremely evel for mountain land ih, coz
uTe Of corn, wheat aud tobacco. Aboni two Thirds II
the ract are cleared under coed fences aGd cvCIy
pect IN good order foI faTming the Woed ard
heavily tntierca with ire valuable Kinds IS Hif.
This and lies on the great iafke road To ffrffcks
shout % miles foiu that place, Immediately the u.
pidan Tivcf which has been actually surveyed 40 nay
he confidently expected navigable nn
"a ef up, tie fands Tor that purpose having been aieaay
subscribed There 81 now Ia cultivation and secIrd,
suifciehcy Of ahd Of excellent qualify 10 profrce
Of wheat 81 tn0D OuFhels Possession will De given with
0Ut delay.
AZ the came iimc ana place ni be sold also II suien
aud without reserve, UPWARDS ~ 80 SLhFES rGnai TER
haps, " rot superior ~ vaine 10 ass 50 plautNon
bands of Toe sane uH,il,cf iu The Sale.
The sales viii he conducted ~ ~. Itnn'ss Ta' irf
who VII make kuoWh us terms me d. safe t.t
insny evcnt, considegaie pfoposnon ~ u- nTtr..r
money for ,iS negroes sl be r-q.rsc 60 h- $3.50 DIVA
rHotas :, tccS.
II ~ perohs toitnr har4s OF aa:as fs.ntef hf .-5
particularly request ~ iea,e g ssi .....nei g. o.
their slams as se9r fcss,l.c y sAt. o. Ff,0a.
Siafop q o.. A. Hitlmnao. T
~ ne Litcrs %, iss refio'rt fqfelliggrr.T y ~
B,f Hffai7, ifrct ner 9esifsffas ara Lnacai ~
Pfevs rfFrfgvC,fef 20 f4str' me q'.sut fsitf a
fq' f'frorf fa'if =, fris ~ thf5 es.-s ~ g4oose
f.. ffff. -
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William J. Cole s. Co.

or THE SIGN or THE GOLDEN 1fNPiL)
4 IKE no" receiving general assortment Of IRON MON
IL gerry, CUTLERY, &C. which they ara disposed 10
sell ON very accommodating teTulS-amoDg ~hich
Anvils, bellows, plates hammers, and bCk-
roDs SAWS cast and German steel pi:, nil, crosscut
hand PANEL veneSins cash, tenon compass keyhole.
frame and wood cutters LOCKS of every description
among which are Scotch spring, OF superior quaIy;-
knives and forks pocket and pen knives Tazors scissors
ancets drawing knives, braces and bits hatches,
passes, castsee rers chisels and gouges adzss steel
hade squares measuring lines, chests Of tools complete
pldles,a complete assortment of fies, &c.
BRtss, PLATED AND fANcY WARE Ladies' elegant
worn cases-lades and gentlenien's dressing do.ated
RIM and castnTs teapOts, sugar dishes cTeaupOs hottie
slides, git aud Steel purses gilt watch chains seats
Keys plated and gilt aud bOus siIyer toin-
Dies, pencil cases tooth picks and bodhins, ladies thread
cases. FL 7at tea boards wates bread baskets cheese
trays IuAna table and tea spcors, natsndia brass
dlescks curtain piHs, COmnode handles and Knobs IRE
hooks, brass cocks, lantern pUcs window ditto hal
hooks, escutcbeons, silver speCtacles with pair extra
and hall cT3nks Ieudes shovel aud tomgs andrss faced
with brass, ton claw casOrs. he'd ferris pocket books
ST. eve Links, beilnetal skets and kettles.
ViRIY Bar iTun--GcTmaiI, clustered, SECdcs and
cast seelsheet iron, nail rods, plough plates tacts
screws spgs a"brads, wrought aud Has, coal hods
and ctnder shovrIs, Y 10 Il aud 10 X IL window
glass. stoves lck screws shoyes aud spades sadTons
81, Ill aud buu lHgcs-scTew aud barrel augers-jsck
chain, gig. carriage and switch wbip3-walkiug
cookie, wheat sand aud meal seveswire for wheat fairs
blocktln dish covers fuu g pieces pocket aud horse
bIichajeTS paeDt tTcRels. fish Kettles CHESS .dt
gammoH boxes pocket spygiasses. oil CLOTH quality bind
hooks heads aud threats. steel roller buckles hand lan
terms. copper aud iron kettles copper scales iron
weights states, Reeves water CU!nTs skates. traps
poet aud box coffee mills. aw blades shoe lacks nippcrs
pincers, shoe hammers cast iron bot and vans
lined With tin, wire from No to 81 curry combs mate
1naca INSTRUMENTS waffle ard wafer irons frying pans
gHdiE"ns Thermometers steel yards nkpO;yder iron aud
I'm cddieaticksa general assortment OF castings, &c &c.
fftthpf ~
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Land For Sale.

WILL positively he sold (~iIont reserve on he PIE
w misrs, on S0fRTdGyfie Ist Gay IF kcpfmk,r Rrtf
TRACT OF LAND III Amelia County, coma ming rs al,
old survey two hundred acres Formerly pfopeTt of
John Motley, tsl (meTchant) This ef land on
u an elegant twO story dwelling house large and eX en-
sye gTanary excellent framed Kitchen win looms
good famed smOke house, saTy, hOasc aud sta
HE, and most elegant gatdei Gallo which are nearly
newD WIN other ont houses, tageihtr eth orchard
OF ifui, trees consisting of every description. lsj
Is a enclosed under fence and is ed MOI int
ror oanj stand ia the country for pby sican Or net
Chant.
Thcsse will take place OH ,he Do, aforementioned ~
IL o'clock, When the FERNS will be ingde known be
MATTHEW COX.
ocioherT. al.
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NrMit, EorNst Trees, SC.

PENJaalN PRINCE 4 Co have for -ae at ;beir Mgr.
hS ssrg, (fnshing Landing near NJ YORK, large as
soTinent ~ the beat grated tkulr 1REES, of the
approved EUROPEAN and Amt Tican kndS-Aninng Nhh !
several Thousand PEACH Nectarie and Apricot Trees
VI the most vigorous gewh and aned 10 be in the
most health! state ard free f.o diseasv great viey
Of the best ana sized imported fioosebees Cn'
rants. Raspberres also, Strawberry Plants, EGropefu
Muu"iain Asl-a,so, Linden or English Lime ees u
ropeAn Elm aHd larch iTes, Magnolia IT!icl,a uR.
brella Tree, Balm Of GitsaI SILVER FIR eegam =
mental evergreen which produces the haisarl famons
tot the cure OF cOnsnmptons and healing wDrnAs
dish Jumper, beautiful evergreen fysCsn,la IN
eTerceH with clusters Uf scarlet q ait; Naguda Acnnf
ata Cucumber Tree WaSnoiia tiaGca with very ma
giant h1wers; donie-hoNeTing red ditto wh.te Eose
Atea II Orange, with laiLr eirsaHt okauEe,bie prh
purple, aud white flowers d"nhie Towering I0Ineprs-
nate with beautiful crimson Coco .ia Vtue
tan Sunach very oriainentai SnOwdrop ite fTinge
Tree, Halr'ia siVef BelI zee, ChInqnipi Diva
Garden CheSnu vefy curious, aud lTuHces fsuf In
nundance when only To feet high great variety fin-
poied Roses OF various kinds aud oihe lowering Trees
and Shrubs, CATALOGUES OF (which may BE had 81 tie Store
OF MesSrs EiiSe .4ttaH, Rio I'M od. oIds, i-t win
them, forwarded by Mail 10 No. ii6 tea Street "
YORK, will he diaeiy attend to- and t;s ITees an
Shrubs packed in tem caelal and In.ilHer,
Sept. 30. IL Ya