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from the captain Of the sloop Borea'is
.Ls has arrived in the river, Rear Qaa'
|tics, from NYork bopnd to this port,
Tie harbcr at Providence, r. !. wa'
frozen over on the night Of the 18th IL
|stant.
January 20.
Extract al letter from Captain Marcke
ley. Of the schooner Harriet. OF III
port, dated Newbe,n, NC. Janua' y
II, to house in this town.
Having taken in my cargo OF nava'
stores and slaves, intended % call AZ
Norfolk for inferr alton respecting the
Potomac river, and should II be open, ia
proceed to Alexandria Bu. | a'a sorry
to state, that on the nigh; Of the 9th inst
/ lost my vessel on Brunt Island Shsai
ard have little hopes Of saving the cargo.
1 am endeavbring to get lighter TO e
down, but lea, she will be gone TO pieces
before | eau obtain one"
SAVANNAH. January 90.
Arrived, brig Supply, Kingston, st.
Yincents, IS days = sugar. nolasscs and
wine; there were but few vessels in the
port of st vincent's left at Bermuda
brig Harmony, Nichols, just arrived from
Bristol, Rhode Island, and was % for
sale. Schooner Olive from New.York
bounp 10 st. Domingo. put into he uu
ia on the 2sth ultima, with the lass IT
both masts, and considerable other iriu-
ry. On 7fh uItimo, or the passage from
st, Vincents to RsrmuGa, in lat. 10, Al
lon. "a, Captain Kingston was boarded
by large prirateer schooner mounting
Il6 or Is guns. and manaed with abou
20 men; Captain K received the great
est politeness FROM them; her boarding
officer was dressed in an English nava
uniform, and the crew, general spct'
the English tongue when boarded b.
the above vessel, she hsd ho,ericon CO
lors aying-,hey informed Capt. K tha
they were IRON puenos Ayes, bound OF
a cruise, and tina. they had captured Sc
veral vessels, maueed and sent them I,
Car hassna a few hours after Icavin;
The Supply, the above sehoonsr boardet
4 or vessels, bat Capt.io K did not as
certain who they wee.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, JANvsnr so.
rpoN OUR CORREsP0NDEN
AT WASHINGTON.


n,crrntins piracy. was again, for theI
whole of Yesterday under the consi-
s,,a,ion of the house Of Representa-
+iros. The opponents oftls measure
l,ffoo means untried to cripple its o.
ucration or postpone its completion.
twcodmpnt after amendment was
,,,.,rosed withot the desired eject, till
atIangth the house seemed to gro"
weary of, and Disguised with the pro-
rositious. Machnonsemse washreath'd
.bout the unfortunate South Ameri-
cans, as il their independence was to
sa won or lost Upon the floor OF son-
c-y,ss: and those Who wissed to Eoar-
isb and cut a figure in the eyes
Of their constituents, by a lavish
,Isglay Of gratWtos zeal in The cause
Of the patriots, had a full swing ofop-
,,,.+,r;,ics n GRITTY Themselves. and
60 do them Justice. made no sParing
use Gift. While that part OF the hous;
lova,cr. were thus earnestly employ.
81 N tb;r.;ne- ami haraue,,iur about
:, .r.. Soon;s. uro,;nccc
-. oonlr aot h d;,.,te ,
.LoU :
-. ,,,,. ,,,on.d
- a. ,,.on,soa
y
-" II
~ 49, - "a
'' "' -.
mus ", - tLa ~;
P"' ,,,.-, e. a., ,,,I
.,.it.,,.
70 lot all Hhoni II might concern know
who voted f3r the thc GOOD cause, and
,,oo NOT Wise tor any man to E..ht h.
81 - :,
SaH'%' anu l''' - "' =
Was proposed ana grant! go '''~' III
votes bv yeas aad nays--ide ques-
,;,, therefore was 50 nut. when after
'''' - .. ca 49,. 60
a. 'herr "s'' - "'
that the oiii "u' "e ro'' d '''' i ''''''
this day. After which another sp-
rr,.,u,ity on the question OF yArssiagI
- .mL,.s,,doJ 60 tI,o o-otorO
VIZ "'"' w"
oil holding ior'h aS'ln' aau e"'''''1oI
the house to get :idia a pleasant way
of one day p,,rs Of the time that seemsI
IT, hoy, .n bo,Js there be;pr
~ "
now a''u'"i! 20 c'S s'' tut "'"
Remaining for the house 10 dispose o.
A CoryeSonGcnt on readmS tEis gal
zct,e OF yesterday mornins' ~
N'dth WIS VSG'&.h'u d 'o'' ''' VI"
oGtue law NOW deIOre ,ouSrcss. !rr
intrrdictins commercial intercourse
with ioreigu p -, Hherr curves
sells are y. .,l..i.ttej, has suSscatc,,i
tbei,,,uwinc Queries:
: a. mo-, sae I7S ne evadea by enie.
,xp,,.n,,a- e,,o,n the Wesi-ind,-,
nus -, -. A., 80, +h,rce obcI
:, * {, - ,,,c 80 ,i,;'sd States
W." luis :. ,' - 80 -, c,nar,,
Ooul" nIS tus 1 1~,ns 80 = So -
iro'A'it l. a-io' bN.i.''''"' :; :; "a 49, :, "a
rom berialIda 10 any po'' I" 'ii' " :!
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Extrac, from another letter.

:. Bordeaux, Goth Noyember.-by .
;steRdecis,Oa Of the director General OF
ustoms. foreign vessels that are exp'di.,
ID from parts Of France to the island
{ st Dsm,ngo. under an authorizat'sh
1m the Ninlst er OF Marine, with car
. o Of articles the produce or manufa0'
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, Jan. Term, 1917.
ORDERED, That the administrators
Of Jerome Plumer, deceased, do insert
the ssual advertisement three times a
week for four weeks, in the .Alexandria
papers. - -
Cony-Test.
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ASHBRL GREEN,
Pres't Of the College oil N. Jersey

Married, on Tuesday evening 2sts
instant, by the Reverend Dir. Wilmer,
MIR. EdwGrd Robinson, Of Fauquier eeun'
t,. to Miss Jane Ksnner, ofthis town.
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Frem tie Boston Daily Advertiser.

There seem to be many indications Of a
revival OF letters in Greece, There i.
learned Creek Som The Island of chi
as now per, Sng. lis studies in the lite
azure OF his ancestors as well as of the
present day,at the university Of Gottin
ken. Taerr has recently been establish
II Ia Munich, IN &c, many by preies 'er
Tbic"sch. az s'henaeu'n.tor the educator
nt Souns Greeks, wbich is said to be il
successful operation rle,e are no"
v"uns .,n al this school ftom Greco,
proper. tho Islands. Asia. A.rlda.. am
Naiiahia /; among whom are sons OF Inc
fr,t tsa'iIies. iuc'adiu: grandson OF
,na late Prince of M,'davia. q nephew
OF the A chblshop isuatio; and three bro
Tiers Q! he Archipelago o :he nane
1T CoHmsri,
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The new empress Of Austria Princess 81
E,n aria ias been eailea tlr di orccd vii,
Of .hc Prince Wi. e,pETsah. she
vas usF;sd without her son,ent 10 he
,"e" Pripey k"ya' Of "iricnbursh wb.
-as since becSnTe king, by the Deatl
u ~. iathe, % the same day that She b.
't'ne an EipPi Is. by her marriage 10 :Dc
Iartr q FraueI., but this marriage wa'
ssvss follow al D; cohanta'ion, aud il Wa.
aHelwafds aunuiieJ aud lie ssiace mar
I'd 10 aaoherfsrs"R 4 Geymaa pa.
90 so,s" The ,ouns Princess Vt Bava.
iaIs not divorced rife, but a Sirgm
estrreG to liberty size nay therefor
iccept the hand of 'as sovereign Who +
lerS III her as the 'aast worthy Of he'
cart.
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Compiainoat
Against
Mary Bushby, widow. audi
RGbets and Eliza
beth lis wife, Bevcri,
Waugh and Carlariue ~
his wife, Mary Bu,hby, !" N'A"'e'J
l. Joseph Bushsy, heirs
Of William Bushby. de-
ceased, and John Neiil,
Defendants
The defendants. Mary Bushby, ard
Jonathan Roberts and Elizabeth his vile
Beverly Waugh, aGd Ca,hnrine hi. wiley
Mary Bushby ed Joseph Bushby lot
having entered their appearance aud Civ
en- security according to the statue and
the rulrs of this Court, and il appearing
to tae satisfaction Of the Court upop al.
6davit, that the said defendants Mary
Basl,by aud iona. iioberts. and his wife,
Beverly Waugh. and Catharine hi, wife.
Mary Bushby and Joseph Bushby, are,
not inhabitants Of this District; on MOI
ton Of the complainants by their counsel.
it !, ordered that the said defendants
Mary Bashby, widow, and Jonathan 70.
belts, aud Elizabeth his wife, Beverly
Waugh and Catiaiine hi. wife, Mary
Ba.hby aud Joseph Bushhy, do spsear
here on the first day Of April term next,
aud enter their appearance % the suit,
and give security Tor performing the de.
crees of the Cont, aud that The other +,
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Historical Eatract.-" From the year
1883 TO 1855, perpetual summer pre-
raled in France: daring 'tOur years.
not two days frost were experienced
Nature, exhausted by a continue
heat, necessarily prodaced blossom
,ba. I'D nat strength 10 bring the frn'
- n.I,srity; q, scarcit. .. irO,isIsl.s
Mas IAe Consequence OF tins phenome-
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District of Columbia.

County of Aeyand.,a,--to wi
November term, 1916.
The Common Council OF A'extndria,
Complainant,
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with wonder. Tos they are generally sur
rounded by Spectators, who seem to be
attracted by curiosity; and Selieve me-
my friends, ! shalt never forget the trou-
b!ed couutencnces which lave seen on
thee occasions. Despair, rag", some
times malignant JOY, blended with in
Guietudc, were by turns depicted. Some
times it was the rage of the Eumenides,
then the serious and su!lcn air Of the in
fernal Judges, aud thrn the pangs Of &
maleiac,or going ~ receive bis punish
ment.'
Butt said our travellers friends,
what had these unhappy creatures in
views Were they laboIing for the pub
lie good p 'Oh! no. Were they
searching for the philosophers stone p
: II vas not THAI 1t wa the qqadra-
ture Of the circle then p Still less
8 All! we have ;t-they were dung
penance for their crimes You are .nis-
taken again. why, then. yoa have
been telling US OF madmen Without
hearing, speaking or feeling, what could
they be dOing:' They were GAMING
Gaming is the vice Of the dissolate and
idle. Savages are addicted to gaming;
and some have been known to stake their
liberty, though by them valued above all
other blessings. Negroes on the slave
coast of Guinea viii stake their wives,
their children, and even themselves. So
that gamblers .leep"sight woTshiplul Conf
Pany." In word, a gamester is friend
to no man, and the greatest Of all enemies
to himself. Z.
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From tie Richmond Compiler.
sHoIr HINTS FOR MEN OF BUS

sHOBT HINTS FOR MEN OF BUsI.
NESS.
In the course of my lie, certain
rules have occurred to me as useful to
all men engaged in business. | beg
permission to lay them before your
readers. as the results of an expert
ence, which it would take them some
time and trouble to acquire.
ist. Pursue the business you are
engaged in with zeal and ayidity.
Without much industry, and even c.
ncrgy. your time will melt away.
with little or no proft-it follows
from this obvious rule, that you
ought to concentrate your attention
upon one particular line of business,
rather than distract it among several.
If You have many different irons ia
tie FIRE, some Of them will most pro-
badly burn.
cd. Mind your own concerns; for
do not trust implicitly to agents or
clerks, II you wish amy thing we'll
done, you must either do it yourself,
or see it done by others. Even your
agent will soon learn to despise you,
rs well as neglect your concerns, I'M
less you show an interest in them
yourself. Attend to your own bust
ness, and he will attend to it. Neg
lect it yourself, your agent will n"s-
lect it.-If he does not, take that man
II your heart: lie is ono man cut Of
ten thousand.
5rd. 1t naturally flows from the
last rule, that You must rise early, to
see to the course Of your business
The man. who wastes the first mo-
, ments of the day in bed, is sure to
produce the same habit among all
those who live within the range Of his
Influence.
4th. In all cases, prefer your bu-
siness to your pleasures, the former
not only suffers from your neglect,
but your reputation as a man Of punc-
tuality and industry suffers with it.
The world soondespises the slusgard,
the debauchee, or even the idle bon u
rant.-The only time You can devote
to your pleasures, is your leisure
moments, that is, those moments
which you snatch without injury from
your usual avuca.ions.
5th. Let your credit always keep
pace with your capital. Never stretch
it, but on some great emergency
lest you snapit. Let tue world see,
that you are rather man OF regular
business, than of bold specuIations-
that you would rather make slow and
SHE gains, than venturesomc risks
that You Iabour rather than gamble in
yoar vocation. Besides, in these
daslGng enterprises. man not onI.
risks his own credit, but tasks the
good humorr Of bis friends.
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From !hs .Aontrsc! Sun. Of the 18Th Oct.
Late advices from the Great Falls o!
the liver SAT- John, that may be relied
Oh, say, that those falls viii probably re:
main in cur possession; the exploring
line having struck st. Johns, some miles
above that post.
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SELECTED.
S4

REFLECTIO.Ss on a R.aTCH
How sure, how certain does each index
Times measur'd moment, the nice in.
stant now;
Mark, mortal. mark the worth OF Sc
conds' sum.
Nor put of business to the hour to come.
Hours, minutes, seconds, their own coarse
pursue,
Nor even stop to please or me or YOU:
Days, months and years we reckon when
they're past,
But who right reckOnsS There mus, be a
last
On each last year like past dream we
pore,
8 And every mortal asks for one year more
The next arrives, IT'S like the former
gone,
Stia Hope, that ignis tatuus, leads US on
But death our movement stops, points TO
the hand,
Shews kis short glass, and hasty shakes
the sand
Smit with pale sorrow, then we stand a.
ghast,
Desire asks P!sintive, and is this the
las?
What would we siSci Oh that We had
the power
To check the eb5.Hs moments one poor
hOur,
But 'tis in vain-and at our deaths We
know [so.
TIE T.me-piece, Life. has but so long to
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TT fGS'n, 0ctOter 2j.
. nc snip oahses. Ray, from tie raci.
nc ocean, WIN iuii load OF sperm. o.
arrived a: Nantucket on Tie 18Th INST
Ine IDS 0eeh PeF'O'm'hs the 'c.i3c 1c2
1%S''
VII 're . N she' SIZE ~; into Talca
sua"a ',r suPpIis'' anc Ialh thee da,,
ooon -; .a was s''.,s'E;a with ab"ut
-GIo ~. Nh" u"'Fs-"ey nae 30 action
WY" t"s a'e'r uooF' SINCE The latter
The Cane. ,sf, ,b.rs s'V a., 90,
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Quorum Magma Pars Fui

If any man will Offer a serious ar
gument against any of the principles
of religion. and will debate the mat
ter soberly, as one that considers the
infinite consequences of these things.
one way or other. and would gladly
be satisfied, he deserves to be heard
what he can say but if man will
turn religion into raifiery. and con-
flute it by two or three bold .jests. he
doth not make religion, but himself
ridiculous. in the opinion of all con-
siderate men, because he sports "ith
his life.
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The eaierpi2e II Csrl & vas ads,,.5
TO urge prcrer attention to cur coun,r,
and that it has been oae ol the succe,s,,,
attempts to make known the Are,,,'.
people most tav"rabiy to the ,eumr,r',i
world Of Europe.
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Niw-Iork:, Oct. g.
LATEST yRoM Furspp

The ship Jackson, capt. Earseu. aniy.
ed last night. in SIS days from Ireland.
C:ptain II. ha. favored the Ed.tors e
The Gazette with Belfast papers 10 III.
sIst ult. from which they have extracted
what follows:
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BE fast, .SaUf. on.

At an early hour lat right We reeei-
we'd London papers Ct September 10th.
BY express from Donashadee, from which
we make the following extracts:
4 L
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Crackers 7a7 Ia, ship bread II ; pilot
IL; mess pork "a IS per Dbl. /; beet do.
go lumber, white pine So Sc per NJ.
pitch pine "a so /; slaves, red oak 25 ;
do. w. 0. so; American potatoes los.
per bushel.
Port Of Norfolk, April 10.
The ship Argus, reported in our last,
lin lO6 days from Liverpool, came up
Yesterday. Being unable to obtain a
Hampton pilot, and making an effort to
pet ia, she struck OIL Sand shoal, a lit.
|Ile to the southwark Of the Cape, and in
order to get of again was competed to
throw over board 50 or 40 tons OF her car
90 of salt. The Argus experienced
Several severe gales, in which she lost
most of her sails. When she got in, she
had not a mouthful Of provisions on board,
and her crew being On short aliowa. &c
tor some time, were dreadluily harEassed
and worn out.
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sSk SHIP NEWS. EE.
&a PoRY or ALEXANDRIA. &sln

FROM THE
Exchange Coffee NoHss B00As, april d.
ENTERED,
Brig Frederick, Mayo, Newport
Schr New Packet, Crosby, Boston.
CLEARED,
Schr Stark, SOuie, Georgetown, D. @
SlCop Minerva, Barnes, Philadelphia,
ARRIVED, .1PTa %.
Schr Two Sisters, Sawyer, Portland
9 days; lumber, furniture, potatoes, &c
to Samuel Ward, aud the master. Spoke:
April %, brig Levant, MalcU!n, hence
OF MARYLAND Point, Tor Falmouth. Esd
passed sloop OF Indian Head, from Pc
nObscot, bogud up.--Pas9eugers, IN the
Two Sisters, the Iamiliss ci Messieur,
True AID Reynolds, consisting os IA per
sons, who have enisrattd ''"m Portland
to this town.
- Hornet, Mason, Baltimore, loar
days; furnltare 10 AhSah !1Gaey, enc
whiskey to the master.
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.Se,s-T York, ,9prjt q i,
VERY LATE NEWS.

Nv the very fast sailing ship Comet
capt Center, In Sc days from tiavre'
the editors Of the New u ork Gazette
have received Paris papers 10 10th
March, containing London dates 10
the 9Th. They give from these pa
pers several interesting items.
lle ilabeas Corpus Act has been
suspended in England.
The Duke of Orleans had arrived
in France from England.
Bread siufj had fallen a little 10
France. Cotton was dali at the
former prices.
The French papers notice the pro-
iecO; Of our Grand Canal.
Lord Castlereagh had been indis-
posed, bat Was recovering
The ports in England are open tor
six months, for the importation Of
peas and beans. free Of duty.
The bill against the seditious as
semblics, had its second reading III
tue House Of Commons On the Sd
March; and bills have passed reia-
tive to the seduction OK tie soldiery,
and concerning treason.
On the 9th Of March, 5 per eeht
c0nsoIs we're 90 SIS reduced, 69 5-s.
Immense sums were bet that 5 Per
cents would not he at 20 on the fsi
Of March ; but these bets had al!
been lost, al they that morning open
ed at 6S, and at uoon rose to II.
On the ith Of March, the House
Of Commons received an extraordi-
nary number of petitions Tor PariIa-
mentary reform. They contained
nearly a million signatures.
The chicfpart ofthe petitions were
presented by Sir Francis Barring.
An order Of the prince reSeut III
Council, permits the importation OF
all foreign merphspdize into The Isle
Of France. excepting cotton anu
wOOlien goods, and manufactures OF
ron and steel. Foreign goods are
tOpay a duy Of two per cent above
Ihose imported from England.
The Customs produced for the
month expiring on the 5th of Febru-
ary 6sS4l. sterling above that Of the
same month last year, but was Co..
Ssh sterling below that of 1915
i'he expense Of the British army
n France for one year is estimated
at ten millions, thirty thousand, six
hundred and three pounds sterling,
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The weather had been uncommon.

The weather had been uncommon.
ly mild in Europe. The Gazette
de Lausanne, of thee tst Of March.
mentions that the spring was SO far
favorable, Agriculture and Gar
deuing were already commenced, and
that intelligent AgriculturistS pre-.
dicted an abundant year.
The question Of Parliamentary
reform in England seems to engross
the British papers.
The Dutehess Of Berrl was sick.
The Paris papers contain several
bulletins from the physicians and &C
conchers,
The Archdutchess Leopoldiae was
10 embark for Brazil, the last Of
May or ist Of juno
CoRnEcTIoNS.-Not being pre-
sent at the trial Of Roget, which
was reportedia Wednesdays paper
| could ouly obtain the facts from
others /; aud though L took grea,
pains TO be correct and precise, yej
[ find that few errors escaped
me-some Of u more trivial, others
of more material nature. For
All instance, the fraud is represent
cd IL have been committed at HaVre
de Grasse, when it should have beet
at Paris, where the boxes being
stamped, secured them from inspec'
ton at Hayre. Second il is stated
that /" in the courss Of the trial facts
came eut that induced strong suspI
cious that the defendants and some
others had been engaged IN similar
frauds, particularly 10 sinking the
brig Mary soms years ago here
is au error in tho name of the yes
BEL alluded 10, il should L~Te beer
the brig AmiabIe-Mary-Ann; but
am informed, that the witness who
testified respecting the Mary-inn
a Mr.. Du ROsscau. testified only
that D*** X Bx&*, named in the
indictment with Roget were concern
cd in that nefarious transaction, but
did not 60 SO far ss TO impiicate
him. N. York EUeniRg Post.
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Groceries, &c.
Q9 OBERTS And ALLEN, have for
Ss sale,
iOO chests and boxes gunPowder, I'M.
perial and young Tyson teas, o.
this springs importation, and Of
first quality
10000 WI coi;.c in bags, principally Isl
quality green
I,5OO do Java coffee, selected for ret's
Brown sugar in hhdS and bbls
Loaf sugar of various qualities
90 hhds West India spirits
SO bbls New England rum
1900 VT best Dutch madden
400 do refined saltpetre
Spanish flote, and Bengal indigo
Mould and di?t candies in boxes
Chocolate do
Raisins in boxes and kegs
Pepper, alIspice, nutmess, ginger
English and American mustard
Ground alum and blown salts in sacks,
and loose
$50 tens plaster.
On consignment frsm the manufacturers,
100 kegs Bauduy's American gun
powder, warranted OF LIST quality
tons Spark American patentshet
assorted sizes.
- They have constantly for sale,
best superfno Flour, selected for family
use.
april 81 m;h4w
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On TUESDAY, at 10 AN.
VIII be sold at the Vendue store. corner
of Prince u Water streets,
Saperfne and secOId cloths
Fiushings
Dimities
Irish linens
Cotton shlrtisgs
GiHghams
CalicGes
Cotton checks
Jaconet, eanSrie, leno and book
muslius
Iears
Mems and women's silk aud cotton
hosiery
Cotton shawls
Madras ha1dilerchietS
PlatiiIas
Diaper table cloths
Threads and cottons
s Cases cotton umbrellas, etc.
Mems fine 4 coarse shoes.
ALSO,
Sugar in barrels
Tyson tea n chests
Malaga wine in casks
Soap in boxes
Candles in boxes
10 casks spike nails
Furniture, etc.
Also, on liberal credit,
II boxes glass ware.
april "a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-24
Spring Goods.

ELUE and yellow nankeens; para
ID soils, white lace wells, kid gloves,
Canton grapes, undressed prints Of suPe'
rior quality, muslins 4 cambrles IN large
variety, rich white satin, figured iloren.
ces and other silks, riDDands, silk hose.
Marseilles vestings, dimities, long lawns
linen cambrics, together with a large va
ricty q domestic cotton & WOODEN goods
Also, writing and printing PAPER.
S. q. GODDARD, King st.
april 23 st