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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06

Ye different Sects ,gho al declare
to. Christ IS here. and Christ is 'hsre I!
Yoar stronger proofs divinity give.
Aad shew me where the Christians live
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19

deeply impressed on .he niods ci ,be Eree.
utiyr, lor n,s one grea, security ior the sub
i.et. In France this security is ol,ocether
wanting. From work which has been IN.
coastiiu,iapsily suppressed in France, the
Morning Chronicle has extracted a petition,
which was presented 10 the Chamber OF
Peers IN January last, from The inhabitants
aud proprie,ois which border upon The p'ivi.
legged forests Of Chsntil'y and Ala,e Tho
native bLrghers," or rather noOlesse," OF
those desert cities" "Ahe wild bosrs--whO ate
protected for The PriGee Of Condos a'nuse-
mept IN hunting, have become s,Dce the TO-
tuao Of The Legitimate families, prodielousiy
numerous; they raysyc the fields, and even
The gardens Of those pe,i,ioDeIo and destroy
their seed as soon ss IL is sown. They beg
TO be peImiued 10 kill these animals! In
1889, just before the revolution. thci' helds
had become desart iom this cause they
were afierward allowed 10 kill them, and ut
course soon cleared ,he county of them. We
may guess by this he condition OF The French
peasaDt,y before the Revolution, hundreds Of
whom were sent TO the gallies Tor offences a.
sainst the game laws, which protected these
destructive beasts. We have not yet head
that any writer has set up the divine right OF
these boars, as ", as of 'L:ir hunters, but
why should they not l--excep,iog olways the
,wini.h mulii.ude, who are tame animals and
no. jFe naiure.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19

esst -ig+he ;st.ory>spse cf Is feurs aua
twenty n,Ian,es. McsH.. Ir6, Biews,es
and Co. Managers cf ,he O...siio Msnulat
tory at Nabches,er-ein this county, on pei.
using that Article became, from the perieo-
,ion, Of their machinery and the dex,erity os
their woIkmen, that the sume opersticns
might be accomplished even 10 a shor,er
time. Immediately a wager Of 500 dollars
was offered, accepted by ,he managers, the,
they would perform the same operations III
II hours. The wool was taken from he
sack in its na,ural state, and in hours ard
| minutes precisely, the Goa, wus ccnple,.
cd and VOL n in iiumph by one Of the pary
concerned The wool wss picked eiessed,
aided, ioped Old spun---,be yarn was wart-
ed, put ir Tie loom aid woyen--,he cloth
was lulltG, coloIcd four times shoin, mes.
sed and carried TO the tsilors, end the coat
implicated, all wishin the time above stated.
We saw the coat The mex, day after i, we.
made. The cloth was not oi the finest tex
turc, bu, was ve'y handsemely dlessed, and
f,ted the person who woe it iemai kably
we'll. The tfuih Of the above statement con
be a,Wsted ty many, respectable Witnesses
besides Messs. Buck lgd Brrwes'er. The
only dlfcrence between this and the Ene!;sh
exper iment is the time occupied in shcatios
the fleece, and any farmer in the couo,iy
knows that the operation mey be dispatched
in ten minutes. The above named gentle
men now confidently assert, that tLiy can
manufacture a coat of elegant supe fine
b'uadsioi, aud have it completed in twelve
houis.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19

a'e fl Tor enpirs" Now, 90, oniy in oE.s.
inal extent and capacity does Ro,siA form the.
largest and most solid trunk from WHICH the
branches Of empire ever began to extend
the hemseives--bother coodutt towards coo.
quered or ineorpot ated countries is dictated
by thorough sense Of the ju;tness Of this
principle. She has no colonial restraints on
incorporated countries, no religious intoler.
anco even Of tie slightest kind, no political
prescriptions from, prejidice Of jealousy Of
foreigners; " in all counties she respects
the creed, and INDUCES The manners, aod
maintain, tue laws she finds, If they arc not
adverse to those of humanity she does no.
seek proseytes, she only desires subjects, TO
whom all tho civil and military Offices Of the
state are open according 10 their ta'ents and
sorvices.--(P. l29)
In the year 1924, the ground On which it stands
had not one house or inhabitant.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
NEW HAVEN, NOV. il

TIE Crsa. Serptnt m tie Sound.
We are much indebted to Mr.. Pend for
hi, interesting communication I'VE would
stale, for the inioi maIion Of our readers at y
distance, that Mr.. p. lis Justice Of the Peace,
u gentlemen OF intelligence, aud very unlikely
to be imposed upon in The facts which he re.
l4,:,.l
MI. Con0ersc.-A-I send for publication the
following account Of strange aDitns. (nn.
doubtediy The Great Scrpeb,) which was seen
lew days since inhliiford harbor by rum.
b-r OF our ci,izeDs, with a view of turning
the attention OF coasters and others to the
subject gave the account hs related to
ne by the be holdets, with whom am well
acquainted they are credible and ,especta-
bic nrcn, and full confidence may be placed
10 their statement, and tbey a,e willing ~
give their tlcposi,ioDs If requested 49,
On Thu'day last, the OH inst. q, mid doy,
as Mr.. Fitch Welch. and Mr.. Eli &. Gum,
were coming from Charles Isl 10 Milford
creek, ahou, half o mile from shore, bu, q
short distance only from the boat, they dia-
covered thing on the water which, a, 6rss
view, rcse mbed ships buoy, eut On ap-
preaching 1t within Eve or six rods, they found
u to be live animal, Of dark blown color,
q hp hcdo WIN q DuuC ID OF SreSr upon u, MA
eyes about the. size Of the eyes OF Earse,
with white ring a,ounG each ofthem, abous
thee ibches IN dismete-. About z or o feet
only OF his body WAS visible, but the part seen
was much larger ,baa his head, being obou,
the size OF barrel,.and tapering cir 20 tho
extremity ofthe head, Asthe boat approscb-
ed him,-he raised his head 3 ors4.fcet above
the wa,ee, moved il backwards aad forwards,
and hercey eyed the men.
Ihe waier was Is or ID fcet deep, and from,
the direction OF the neck, and thar par, ofthe
body which was seen, the beholders suppose
he was lying on the bottom, Mr.. Greene
pointed his gun at him but on rejecting thss
u was loaded with shot only, took it srorn bis
face for the purpose Of prtiDg 10 bali, bu.
while ho was doing this, the xnimai df.sp-
Peared. He was ais seen by MIR Max
Baldwia about the same time, who was on
'be shore, and says he appeared to him like
a man standing in tho water.
CHARLES H. POND.
Milford, .Nov. 8, 1917.
Milford is about nine miles from Nsw.>
Haven. Editor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
FROM RUENOS AYRES.

By the English ship Polkin,op, which de-
parted from The River PATE bn the Sd OF
August, AID lately arrived at this port, we
received several Buenos Ayres papers which
are principally occupied win bulletins Of the
army ci Peru ,appear; that Ihc royal to:cc
under the com mand OF General La SERyA,
which had taken possession Of the ctlies OF
Soul,a and Jupuy, wasput 10 fight on the
9th OF ~, and fell back shameiuIIy on Poto-
81. The evacuation of province, whi7h is
the only mag zine Of Peru, bus been effect
ed by the constant aud bloody attacks OF The
euerillas and militia of the patriot Governor
GuENss, assisted by Col LA MADRID, who,
with his fyins division, Nxo' into the year Of
the royal army, occupied TsIiia, made its
garrison prisoners, consisting OF four hun
Died veteran soldiers, and i,nu,e dia,ely be-
siegcd ChuQuissea.
The army Of Gen. pclgropo, 1uar,crcd in
Incnmsn, was To be put in motion Tor ~
purpose OF seuug 10 concert With Col La
Madrid aud Guemes-- was expecUd that
The result OF the campaign would be the en-
tire evacuation OF Peru by the royais,s.
On the eastern shore Of the River Plate,
the brave Patrio, general Anigas petiorms
prodigies OF valor. In the month OF Noven-
Der, 1916, ten Thousand Portuguese troops
invaded that part Of the territory OF the
River, Plate, assisted by considerable body
OF cavalry, and now there only masters of
the city Of Monevido. The garrison OF which
does not amonn, to five thousand men. The
Marquis OF Alegretc and Curado have been
ceica,ed by the troops Of Auigas in three
different engagements, and compelled to take
shelter In the Portuguese possessions, where
IT'S probable they w,ll not be sblc 10 obtain
any reinforccments, as the native Brazilians
OF that part Of tho country arc ripe for inGs.
pendeoce, many Of them having joined Gen.
ArUgas, who has formed them iato sepers,e
corps. The interchangeable Col. R:tei,o O, sec.
ond IN commend 10 the army of Arug,s, ve,y
closely besicges the city Of Mon,cvids, aud
wnh great bravery repulses the PorIugues in
all their sal!ies.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
Bp GDaii.
BALTIMORE, Nov.

bhLTIMUKE, NV, I
An American ssamen ieceEtiy drriVed 10
:his city, WHO was impressed from The ship
Canton, OF this port, while at Calcutta, IN ln-
dia, in 1889 or 1870, when fourteen years OF
age having been detained in The British SER
vice from that tins until about six months
after the peace, petiod twenty years,
when he was discharged, while in India, and
lsh to gain his native country as he could, in
u destitute situation.
lie served on beard the Be,liqucx, Albion
and Disdem ships Of the line, the Lord Dun.
can iiiga,e, and several o,Her vessels, and
occupied tha bloom and yigor Of lie IN the
SCI vice Of Great B, itain. lie is naive Of
Calycr, coualy, in This State, aud has 81 9TH
ers residing in this city.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
CANkNpIcuA, Oct. %

Brifsi NanvIaesEres ovidIps ia Ontario.
Murh has been said, and many accounts
ruhliShcd oi the celec,iiy with which Eng.
iisb manufactures Of ei,,h have gone ,hro'
he various operations attendant, on the nan.
ofacturiog that articles, from the il.eec 10
'garmeot. a few weeks since we publishsd
On aecoun' taken from an English paper. 10
which sJs stated. thM .; one of the Man
'ntaeiure IN Fnslsra. the fleece bed been
.,aksa f'om lhe sheep and msSu :as!u;sd iaio
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
DO5ToN, EOY. L..
u. S. TROOPS.

Yesterday the Cit. zen, of Boston had ,La
pleasure ot a visit from the battslion Of Liph,
ARTILLERY, under LieWspnnt Colonel EusrIs,
constituting the gsriisnns Of Forts lndenep
dence and Warren. They came to TIC Par
ade on the Com mon under infan,ry discipline,
and in The prcscnc, of His Excelicncy Gov.
e'nor BROOKS and sui'., General MilLx "a ao1
other ohse'', went through q grear varir,y
oi exercises ond evolutions with rapidi,y aod
exac'ness, whicL proved the skill and apoli.
cation OF the Officers, and the an. bitten and
doci'ity OF tue soldieu, x received ibe wato.-
est ceumeodations from the numerous spec.
tators.
The Corps made very handsome epoear.
aoce. Their oniform is ncat--snd The men
arc yoang, healthy nnd active.
Z, After the exercises. His EYceIvenev N.
Governor and snite, with II. Col Tusr,,,
and other Ohicer., and invited Ci,izen., pa,.
took of sump'uous sad ci-ran, COLLATION. at
NE quarters Of Gen. MILLER. The Uo.,
Chief Justice PARIKa and Geo. WELLS wets
among the di>,ing uisbcd enc,s
IN the ,flerpoon the bausiion marched
through Descon.siree,, >Ttcmon,.street and
the Msin.suoe', TO South Boston, and rum.
cd 10 their stations.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
GENERAL. NINA:

letter from respectable commercial
house in Havana, received at Eew-OrIeaos,
dated Septcmbcr %, states that the news
from Mexico s,tha, Nina had arrived 7g,fA.
'' short distance Of ihe eafiioi In order to
ohviate the eSec, Which ,hi, news nigh, have
on the public mind OF Havsna,thr govsrDmeo'
had circulated report that he was surround
cd, &c that he must inevitably Tall. The letter
adds, that i, consequence of these reports all
speculations 10 tho ttade Of Vera Cruz aud
Mexico had ceased at Havana.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19

l's pleasing to notice ,ty p'oere.. or New.
ENGLAND customs. CIV Snydc', Of Pcrn.yl.
vania, has issaed lis Proclamation To- ,he
Observance Of a cay Of Public Thapksci,.
iss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19

l, said that Dron was lately 81 Mrga-
rrtn, with feet Of L. armed vessels
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09

rather splendid than useful. Her writ
ipg', which are VOluminous, NAV be con-
Siiered as indicating more knoTled.e
than they impart: her reas pnirgs { ia
genious and sometimes profound her
than ,h,s frequently original: her ina Il.
natian, active. brilliant and profuse, now
and tien perplcxc- the subject, which it
i. the province of IMAGINATION to Illus
trate. lier power OF luminous 4 eloquent
expression must give the works oi Ma.
dame de S:ael a passport to every cul-
tivateh circle: bat they belong much
more to the Class of .uxu les than ct sound
and beautiful diet for the mind. Hei
moral system must be searched for among
the iul ; o. rich ana voluptuous sens biz
~, with which she ha' invested it; aud
We are sure that it will always bear the
Esh.. Few people, We are persuaded,
haze risen from her compositions with
their taste purified; CT Their principles
strengthened The debt winch the PEE
sent generation owes TO the aIluring au.
thur OF " Delphine" s. :. C0rlnne," bears
some resemblance in Character, though
not IN amount, to that which was imposed
upon the age preceding, by the senti-
meut and sophi>try OF kous eau. Where
she copRseIs the reader to virtue, he does
not feel more yirtuou iy disposed; as,
where She prot sses to treat OF literature,
she adds little TO the common stock Of
learning. Madame de Stael was vel!
Snuwn in England, where she mingled ia
tre bHs; and highest classes OF suciety,
aud where her tone of conversation, tho
spms what restless aud authoritative, was
aiWi,ed fer is elegance, vivarity and
power. Jiy lS.
The Diligence, between BOrd .au= and
TogIaase was stopped on the night o. The
9th Instant, aud robbed Of a sun Of 10000
fancs, besides tae money aud property
of tie passengers. The robbers had the
precaUt.on to place upon the road and in
the neisiboring fields, a lumber of men
oi soaw, TO inspire terror by shew Of a
g'eat force.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09
va Exchange C96Se House so
1870 MARlNE JOURNAL. &Ak
PeR4 OF ALExAYDRIA..sEPT. :.

%
ARRIVED,
Ship Thomas, Kelly from Point-Petre,
Glaiaioupe, via No, folk; molasses aud
sugar, to James Sanders-n.
a topsail schr passef up this afternoon
From the Eastern Shore, bound to George
town, D. @.
CLEARED, Sept. 6.
Brig Emily, Dole, Newsuryport.
Schr FavorIte. Arnold, Georgetown.
- Eliza Ann, Luca., do.
- Moxa, Fo'ger, Savannah.
ARRIVED.
Schr Hero, Traverse, e5 days from
ca rsc"a; hides and mahogany, to Bow
lie and kur'z, of Georgetown. Left, 18th
August brig Gen. Johnson, Pummer,
Tor Boston, 10 DAYS; schr Betsy, FUR
ter, for do day. August D, lat. so,
%. long. -, poke brig Pacific. Lcege,
20 DAYS from Boston, bound TO Havana.
Flour, IS to Sl7, currency.
BELOW,
One full rugged aud two hermaphrodite
brigs.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09
Salt and Coal

SdlL dlll SOdi
E%HE Cargo Of ship Ocean, Captain
Il Fowle, from Liverpool, of
5000 bushels } Coarse
500 sacks Liverpool Salt
1000 bushels Coal, superior quality
For sale by
LAWRASON q F0WLE,
Who have also for sale. the Cargo of ship
Hazard, Capt. Crabtree, from Liver
pool, of
10000 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
1,5O0 bushels coal.
ALSO.
The Cargo OF schr Planter, Capt Sur
divant, from Eastport, OF
240 tens Plaster Paris.
ALSO,
The Cargces of the schooners Packet,
Capt. Mcclellan, and William and Nam
cy, Captain Young, Of
$50 casks ThomastUn lime
$500 eet merchantable aud clear
boards
l,00A feet ioists. september 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09
Fifty Dollars Reward

I'D AN AWAY from the su,scribpr, on
HI the third day Of July last, Negro
WILL. commonly calls himself VII
LIAM LEACE, out since HAS passed
hinselfby the name ofJ0SEPH GALES,
and was commit;ed to ths Jail of Fairfax
county on the 9th Of last month"; Au-
-sust)-and broke jai, Said negro = t.
bout ) Ieet 5 inches high black ccmplex-
i'n, thick ucse, high rthcad, has ble-
mi>h in hi right eye, vel made, uses
bis lett hani generally instead Of hi.
right--had on when he broke Jail. White
jean round Jacket, while trow.efs ard
sailors bait whsl spG.en to IS very pei.
and forward in conversation. The aiu,e
reward will bc paid il delivered To : !
Ra:clIlis, Ct Ffi,iar court house. or
.,EEi .jEALI. ~
septcD hrs3 daT
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British & American Stationary
HU5T received, for sale by the sub
sy scriber., complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,

81 10 lSSSlNcu, iuI odiC W tlc Suu-
sy scribers, a complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
cONsIsTING OF
Surerfue folio 4 quartz post, hot press
ed, gilt and plain best veI'um and com
mon foolscap paper frawing, log, iron.
monger's. large wrapping 4 blotling do. /;
a large quantity of quilts of all prices,
Dut b, English ard American very best
inkpowder; japan & India lax; Clout's
durable do; Crehore's and Humphreys
hot pressed eagle cards invitation and
visiting ditto, plain, gilt and embossed !;
best black lead and came!s' hair pencils
and crayons; Reeves's genuine cOlcrs in
large aud small boxes and single cakes (;
pen-knives Of the very first quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk knives (;
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass,
plated and pocket inkstands OF all sOr /;
gentlcmen's aud larIies' elegant real Mo
rocco pocket books, silver mounted,
with and without instruments; ladies'
thread cases and work boxes fine aid
common; pocket books OF every descrip
ton; asses skin tablets sealing wax
and waters; sand and pounce boxes, and
ink sand counting house files a d laces ;
violin strings, German Il Roman States
and pencils India rubber; silver and
plated pencil cases, wafer seals plated
spectoclcs /; CUTTERS scales and disideIs ;
mathematical instruments in cases, and
u great variety oil room hangings.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment of charts Buut's
West.Indla Alas coas pilot anu Bow
di.ch's navigator, Of the latest edition ;
liEc toned German flutes, with books
oil instruction Tor do. and all etner liz
struments; large assortment oil mu-
sic 4 music books merchants account
books Of every description; record ditto ;
cyphering and copy books cspperpiate
copies OIL ve;y superior kinds bibles,
testsments, and common prayer books Of
all siZ S aud 10 all the various kinds OF
mndins-ali the Greek X Latin school
books and classics hOw III use.
y general assortment Of English ard
French School Book, Dictionaries and
Grammars, top NUMEROUS for IL seItioa-
and i great variety OF Chi.L ems Books,
in quantity, with engraving, trm Tue
PRESS 81 samuel " God and otners.
T." Bank Books oil every Mad made
to any pattern IN the nea'e5. f.anntr and
/ ul lhe uest materials.
JAMES KENNEDY & son
septsmbcT g sta'.ii
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,HENURI.NDA.

,nE.nOh,f.ND.1.
Brig Governor Brooks, 46 days from
~ Petersburg, ar. at Boston lst instant.
Reports. ship Fair Trader, Dyer, from
Gottenberg for Stockholm, passed ESi-
nor 9Th Jolly
sloOp Boston, cl at New,Y 4th in.
stsnt, for this port.
Po tusuese schr SaIhor das Chagos,
Martins, heGce, ar. at Oporto ID June,
a. days.
sloop Packet, Van Nasue, at \. FORK,
5th instant, up tor this port.
Brtg James Monroe, Sawyer, sailed
from Portland s11th uIt. for this port.
Brig Mary. stackpOle, at Portland 29th
ult. up Tor hi, port.
SAILED, 9th,
Schr Liberty, for Boston /; 9TH, brig
trnily, for Newbarypo,t; schr Ieary
Clay, fOT Richmond schr Moxa, Tor Sa.
yanEah.
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AleX'a Circulating Library

z : new established on The north side Of
pnnce street, one door east of Mr.
Matthew Rnbin>on'S shoe shore, where
st,erdaute viii be duly given by the sub
scriEeF, who intends to enlarge and i'm
oirg thereto az new Iuhicaions,,as theT
are issactI bS the British o, American
pes, Where he hopes he reader Of Sc
euce aod sentiment may be amPiy graft
fL. To effect this Improvement. the
subsc. tbcr pledges himscIf to the public
;h4, every exe,tion shall be attempted to
u.ake il al object Ct public patronage.
WILLIAM KING.
september 9 st
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Valuable Stock OF Dry Goods,
ar .gTCTJO.t.

WILL positively be sold at public
w auction on Wednesday, Sept.
10th, the entire stock oil DRY GOODS
OF Hezrkiah Miller: consisting nearly Of
every article in the dry good line. This
stock comprises choice parcel of goods,
and retailers will find it mach to their
interest to attend, as those goods must
be sold. agreeable 10 a deed of tus made
to the subscriber, for certain purposes
Term. liberal, and made known On tn,
day Of sale, and sale to commence at 9
O'Clock, A. ~.
WM. s. NICHOLS. Trustee.
JONCHEREZ 1 DAVIS. Alc.
Georgetown, sept. ) dts
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by JOHN DICKSON g Co.

On WEDNESDAY, 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold at the auction room Unions
street without reserve,
Elegant linen damask for table clot' >
Super Irish Linens brewn hollands
Cotton shirtings cotton csmbricks
Cotton bardannos; domestic gin. ina
ShIrtinss sheetings check, ; thI eads
Nesting gloves; 1owlas
Long and SHIRT kid gloves
Rcmal hdkfs; mamoodie. /; baftas
Emerties dinities cotton cas,iH,Hs
Bundle and pound ms /; super CLOTH
Second cloths velse's and cords
Bedford cords euspender- IT, es
l.evsniines Florence silks buttons
Knitting VAN caiic"ss bombazetts
Peck hdkf, Madras DO. &c. sc.
sep eihber
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Notice.

EyHE creditors OF VIM. SMITH, de-.
\ ceased, whose claims have been
passed by the orphans court, will take
notice, that dividend Of asset, will be
made under - direction Of the said
court OH Tuesday, the 10th instant.
sent 5 r. G.. NORTON. Admir-.
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y antci,

IN a; private family, in Tie country. q
4 FEMALE capable OF instruc':ng q
few small children. 4 person Of yocd
character v i'll hear Of an eligible sitSstion
on application to Tie Printer.
August 6 ~lm
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" aggonS, + urnture, &C

W aggotiS, f urnitufe, &C
& ANU l. WARD has Just received
- az the Furniture Warehouse, lower
end OF Prince-street,
A few Je sey Wagons
BedStead,; Secretaries Bureaus
5000 feet Birch scanuiag, suitable
fer Bcdsteads
Paint Mil; few Paint Stones
ALSO,
A general assortment Of HATS AND
SHOES, wholesale or retail-all which
will be sod low.
spntember 4 2aw2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09
Elegant Alabaster Ornaments,
PRINTS, FRE.NTH CHINA, &c.
o. WEDNESDAY sP. NJ,

w WI DNE>DAf y. NJ,
xNlLL b. sod without reserve, at
w the store recently occupied by
MIR. Lewis Mel, Fairfax street, y !arge
and elegant assortment Vi aiabaster ~
na'nen'sr prints, French china, 'ewcIry,
artificial flowers, &c. &c.
sept. 9 mo. JACKSON e. Co.