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LOST.

A Check drawn, by C, Smith, Cashr.
on the Mechanich Bank Of Baltimore in
favor Of john Cox. and by him endorsed
dated c1st January, for $4,000 dollars,
written on quarter sheet OF letter paper,
the finder is requested to return It to
either Of the parties, or to the Bank OF Co.
ismbia.
March /
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lanes r. Riddle,

VIII continue to carry on business at
rhe same Stand, and will settle all claims
on the concern. Those indebted will
please make payment to either OF the
subscribers.
James II. Riddle,
Joseph B. Hill.
March 81 2awSw
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March 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-28

nv TINS lilac, was vary faint, and nearly
extinsuished ). l though, I saw the door
dash in, and some person enter; fa'Ne',
myself in the bed, and plainly observe
a tall measre figure with canon his he o.
aud. apparently, something like papei'n
his hand so strange and Sudden an 40.
pearance filled ne with the utmost dread
and conlusion--the Isho.t continued To
look with silence aud scrutiny upon mt
every moment became more ir!shtHi ami
CHASTITY. first underworld TO casi ser
want, bn, AS unable to utter word. IT
length became more >Imp'sed, ana
asked, in faalIering tone, WIN IS that:
Not word was answered. This more
alarmed me. Again asked, who is that!
Are sou a man, or is it a gno-t that ]
look or ? and what do YOU want The
apyarihon then answered, with faint
and pathetic tone, IS cntoe not 10 harm
YOU, bat to warn you Of danger rot far
distant that will bef.l thousands Of Your
fellow men; watch then and be awac.
tor YOU are to be amOng,t the pfincipa!
actors to avert the calamity" At these
words my blood ran cold, my lirnjs were
agitatcd, my eyes grew dim, aid the
spectre vanished. When 1 had com-
poFed myself, I:trimlned my lamp, looked
about the rOsm. walked to the door and
shut II, then loUkcd at my watch, and
found it to be half after twelve. then
cndeavored to persuade myself it was
dream. Ii was certainly hot a dream:
nor was it the chmerieal phantom Of
diseased mind, but sober and candid
description OF what saw. as above re-
lated. a SUBSI RlRER,
Of Franklin county.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-28

risk the peace and prosperity oftheir own
country for the sake>of lending their aid
to the spsnia,ds and Creoles Of another
hemisphere.
But. to devise laws and establish inst
tutions, advance science, literature, and
the arts, secure the freedom and indie
pendence, and promote the prosperity
and happiness Of their own country, must
ever be an interesting and delightful
task. the performance Of which will en
gage the attention, warm the zeal, and
stimulate the exertions of every patriot
and statesman, and cannot fail. of int.
resting the feelings Of every wise and
good man.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-28
DISCOVERY OF THE LONGITUDE,
la an 3IDericdn.

To tie editors of the y. Y. Mercantile
Advertis,
Gentlcmen-'Ihe reading part of the
community already knnws that DR.. joel
Abbott. OF Georgia. has for several years
distinguished himself by enquiries into
Magnetism. lis long ago as 1892. there
was a summary # mis- opinions published
in Mitchll y Mile,'s Medical Repcsi-
tory at New York. rince that time the
Magazines and Journals have occasion
ally noticed the Progress Of this ingeni-
Gus gcntieman's discoveries. The full
Development of his Magnetic Theory,
and its practical application are cortain-
ed in his essay on the central influence
Of Magnetism, published in pamphlet
form at Philadelphia, with diagrams, in
1914.
Experiments lately made on board a
ship bound from Savannah to liverpool,
and on board another from Boston to S,
vannsh. have shewn that DIR. Abbot's
plain and simple apparatrs,for determin-
irg the longitude upon nragnetical rrinci.
pies is admirably adapted TO the purpo-
scs d bo,h calculating and navigating
men.
II is the intention of the inventor o!
this elegant uethod 70 cause improved
macnrnsry to be made, and new modes Of
observation to be adopted and we un-
derstand that he will shortly Law before
the public another edition Of his work,
with Inc whole ejaculation Of the impor-
tant discovery which he has had the good
fortune tunake n. YUsk. Nov. 90,
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COMMENCE AT w-oRLEAES.
Communicated for the american Daily
3JTprt;spy

A list Of vessels arrived at and cleared
from the port of New Orleans, from ths
lst Of October, 1916, TO the lst OF Octo.
ber, 1917, with the designation OF tie
ports whenc, they arrived, and where
bound, and total amouHt OF tonnage.
Catered IRON Alexandra Balti
more IS; Bath 9: Boston So; Charles
ton Z; Digh,on l Georgia | kenuc-
bunk 9; Mobile 6; Nantucket !; New
Bedford2; Newburypor' 8; Newton
don | New-York L; Norfolk Perth
Amboy Philadelphia 81; portI2ad 2 |;
Portsmouth 9; Providence 5 !; Salem 4 (;
sayannsh.6i Warren / Clyde +; Dun
Gee Gibraltar l Glasgow i; Gree
mock 4 Guernsey i; Liverpool %; Lon
don s; Bermuda {: Jamaica Is Hon.
duras New Providence 8 ST, Ctoix
5; Turks Island 5; Bordeaux 20; Eavre
9; Marseiilcs ); Naniz g; Rouen l I;
St. Malo 1 !; Guadaloupe Martinique
3s ST. Domingo Isl Balboa 5; Cadiz l ;
Malaga 2; Campeachy 90; Havana IS ,
I.agui,a 5; Porto Rico /; Pueblo Vega
Q; st. !ago de Cuba 6 Tumpuo We
ra Cruz IS; Spanish Independents Al ;
Antwerp l; Amsterdam s; ST. Thomas
9; lisbon |; Madeira 9; st. Ubes |
Bucnos Ayres Gottenburg l.; St.Bar.
tholowews /; Leghorn $, Bremen 9
Hamburg together 52s sail-ot wbicl
l46 were ships, s2S briggs, ls7 schooners
and % sloops, giving total tonnage o.
| l00, $40 tons.
Cleared for Baltimore IS; Boston sS
Charleston Z; Georgia +; Msrb!ehead
Hampton Roads !; Mobile 2; Nantuck
ct, New.Bedtord !; NswburypOrt
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LpchJhrg. Nor 81.
A SPECTRE.


On Thursday night, about ia o'clock,
it being dark, rainy aud still, | lay awake
in my room; as WAS little unweIl, u
lamp was kept burning, which, for the
want o. trimming, had become dim; nay
thoughts had fer some time been c:-piOy-
ed On the'caFes and anxleties OF this life,
aud the short time we had to enjoy its
pleasures, even should our UtlQost desires
be gratitied--" as mel ely TO LOOK zocut
US and die" In the midst Of these re-
flecriOns, Iheard the thrilling howl Of the
sanguinarg woif-all nature, thought l,
were absorbed in silence and rcpose, ex-
cept The nightly proHle's ct The forest,
when, 10! thought heard a noise al
the door, and Instantly II opened, as il by
magic, (as had shut and fastened il my
seli.) l gazed aitenti,eiy for moment
to see ii any person entered; the lamp,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-28

Nav orleans 6; New.Yo,k IS; Phaa-
deIphia 81; Portsmouth (; Providence
5; Richmond S; Savannah 6; Salem !;
Cork Q; Cowes Falmouth S Gibrai-
tar IS Greenock 9; Guernsey |; III
verppol 50; London $; Honduras 2; ia
maica 10; Neoprovidence 9; Bordeaux
u HAVE II; MarseilIes 2; Nanlz 3;
Guadaloupe /; ST. Domingo 7 MartI-
nique 5 Biiboa /; Cadiz 2; St. Jago
de Cubs 5 Vera Cruz lS; Spanish In
dependents, IS; A,nste dam 2 Ant"erp
6 ). Rotterdam 3 St. Thomas 4 !; surr'-
nam /; Lisbon / Madeira l; Brazil / I;
Bremen 4; Hamburg 4; El'ineur Ito
sether $40 sail-of which 14S were ships,
2lS brigs, l29 schoOners, 20 slOoPs, CIV
ing total tonnage OF 9S,SSl tons.
Ills vessels of all denominations de-
parted within the same time from the
Bayou St. J'hns, port OF delivery IN
The district Of Mississippi, the tonnage
of which is calculated to be 1902 tons
they are chiefly employed in carrying the
produce OF that part of the Floridas be-
longing to the United States, consisting
of Darks, Cotton, Corn, Furs, Hides,
Lime. Pitch. Planks, Resin, Skins, Tar,
Lumber, Turf eniine, Goals, Sand, Shells,
etc. etc.
1903 flat boats, 500 barges and boats,
"a steam boats, have arrived from the
western states and territories within the
same time, with the following articles OF
their produce, viz:
Apples $3.50 barrels, Bacon and Hams
1900 cwt. Bagsirg $500 pieces. BARK
QuercitrOn 900 nhdS. Beef 17C0 barrels,
beer 500 do. Butter 500 DO. Candles 80
boxes, Cider 500 BIZ. Cotton 1000 bales.
Cordage $500 coils, Corn 100000 bush.
Corn meal 1000 bbls. -Four 100, G0i do.
Ginseng 1900 do. Hemp Yarns 200 reels,
Hides 400, Hogs 500, Horses $50, Lead
1000 cwt. Linen $500 pieces, Lard 5000
bbls. aud kegs, Paper 400 reams, Peitrles
400 packs, Pork IL 600 barrels, Potatoes
5000 bags, Soap 5000 boxes, Ta!low coo
cwi. IobaccO $4,000 hhds. do. uanufac-
tuled 800 bUlS. do. 5000 barrots. Whis-
key s50,OO0 gallons, Wheat $4,000 bush,
skins Bear SnOt 6O0 m. Slaves Us NJ
besides quantity OF Castings, Horned
cattle, GrlldstoLss, Musket', Merchan-
disc. PAGAN nuts, Peas and Beans.
The aSaye Schedule Of Produce is in
dependent Of what is called Lower LOU
siana Proper, consisting of Core, Indigo.
Molasses, Masts and Spars, Plarks, Gun.
powder, Rec, Sugar, Shingles, Soap, TAT
Ga, TsllOw, Timber, Beeswax, etc. which
are generally brought to market in plan,
ers' crafts OF taken from oil the planta'
tons by foreign bound vesaeis.
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NeW. Iorh, N6u. 81.


The schr General Jackson, which ar
rived this morning in So days trom Aux
Caves, was boarded in ~. IS 30, long.
SO 20, by the Mexican privateer SUPERB
or, Capt.. Jolly. who informed that he
captured Oil the lst inst the Spanish schr-
Tentertia, bound from the ccast'of Al i
ca to HaTasa, with eco slaves. On the
I'd instant, the same privateer captured
the schr City Of Tortola, from Havana
bound to Lsguira, with cargo consist
ing of a quantity Of rum and about thirty
thousand pounds Of gunrowder, which
had been shipped fer the use OF the royal
array under Gen. Morilla. Both prizes
were manned, and ordered to Amelia
Island. -
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Prices at st. Georges, Bermuda, the 4th
November, 1917, per the sloop Wind
haw, Captain Wood, arrived al trede'
ricksbuIg.
-Four Sl3-l4
Corn, (rer bushel) l. l so
Tobacco 10
Rum. (per ga'lcn) Is 20
Mclasscs as 80
Sugar (rer cwt.) 80
Coffee (Per cml.) Is
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We have letters from Orleans of the
18Th October, at which time the calamity
which had prevailed so long there had
subsidized, and business Of every kind was
about 10 rcsuae lis former activity.
Accounts received at ORLEANS from We
ia Cruz and the Havana, concur in stat
ing that General Nina had arrived, with
a powerful force, within six Ieagues of
The city o. Mexico; and a good under
.tsnding wss expected TO take place be
tween the adverse parties, and that both
would unite in maintaining Mexico as an
independent nation. aurora.
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rssuRREcr,oN AT sAroRkNAs.

A Calcutta paper, brought by the shin
Trident. Csptsin Rae. arrived at this
port on Satud day ertning, contains in
telligence under the head Of Madras, Ju-
~ 10. Of a vety serinus insurreCtien hav'
ing troke out en- the 18th stay last at
SaporaDaa, one Of The principal resden-
cies attached To Anboyna, in which the
resident and his family had fallen VIC
tins TO the treachery of the natives. A
,o,ce Of goo men had been sent Gv the
Dutch authorities the cay after the insur-
recIion to quell the Disturbance. but the
whole party had been destroyed iu,medi-
ately on their landing.
A lete, from Saporanas, datel the
18th Of June, gives the whole particulars
relating 10 the above affair. It was re-
ceived by the commissioners Of his ma.
jesty the king of the Netherlands at An.
boyna, from Mrs. .Vandenburg, the wife
of the resident. She states, that her hus-
band had been. seized at the Negree oi
iIaria, or Porto, by the nati,:s, g' that
in consequence, she had taken refuge in
the tort, The party who were seat "a
quell the insurgents, consisted a! 80 Eu'
ropean sailors and soldiers, with about sc
natives. The attack was made in boats
the Europeans were overpowercd, and
nearly all destscyed-among them seve-
raj officers. tibid.
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We learn from Captain Rae. that the
governor of Calcutta had set on, l'r the
Western Province, for the purl ose, a:
was reported, to put an end to some pre-
meditated instruction.
The Trident has brought to this port
an ELETHANT, remarkably dOci!e & play
full. - ibid.
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No subscription taken Tor less than
six months. Communications; orders
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tiscou,in&sA (but at the discretion OF
Edisors) until al aTiearages have been
paid up. 3s... ~.
Advertisements NOT exceeding a
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dollar and Is cents for each succeeding
insertion. Ali advertisements sent TO
the Office without having the number OF
dimes for which they are 10 be inserted
designated will appear i" every paper
until otherwise ordered.
A liberal allowance made to those
Who advertise by the year
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W.)LREHG SHOES,
JUST PUBIISIfED
Fr IalF By re SE9JeTib(T,

Fer JaiF 6HIbR SE6)eTibrT,
A second volume Of Allison's Sermon,
The poets Pilgrimage to WatsFloo, +
Robert Southey, esq. ~ cts.
Nj. De Roccas' Memories Of the FTer
war in Spain, dslllar.
Paris Revilited in 1873, By I.Seou'
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pcctfullY dedicated to the r'olf antient
honorable fraternity CT free and accert.
Nations, With all appendix, containing
hort hiftorical account Of Maionry, a.
Ekewife lilt Ct all the Lodges N tho Un'
cd States.
p. 3.--Su6stfibcrs TO ,he Ian mens,ou
book, will pleas call OF send Tor fhcm--T j.
Subscribers prise is ] dolls. non. subscribe
90. ROBT. GRAY.
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vaudeville &c LARMoUR
HAvR RECEIVED HoR SALE,
= :, hogsheads | Pennfylvania Rye Whis-
, . so barrels key
So S SGHs New England Rum
10 Puncheons I'd, Sd and 9TH proof w
India do
IS barrels eth proof Acoomac Peach
Brandy
pipes Holland Gin
10 bbls country do
80 hhds. MolaAes
50 bbls. low ptieed Sugars
90 90 s SSIs' new kaiGa'
1000 lbs. freA ZantG CuErarts
600 lbs. ioft lhellcd Almonds
90 canks 6olor.d Cohen CheeG
AGO firkins Penlylvania Butter, Fhila-
delrhia INFECTED, No: 1, for fami.
Iy ute
rs bags Race Ginger
so calks chewing Tobacco
80 80 S S5i:. HAVANA GresE Coffee
Io0o bhfie!s blown Salk
1000 do ground AlGin
bale Writing Paper
80 boxes mould and dipt Candles
boxes real Martinique Noyou
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as ufial.
December \,
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;'!,uI VII :. - ~.
T HE Subscriber offer; :or "a, l., His
'cho'.ie, lucssrs wharf,
3ocu b,:ihc Is turks flano SAT-
Antigua kum iii bids. and bbls.
Mh.Rev in ditto
New England Pun in dirro
Madeira Wine IN pipes, half pipes and
quarter cafks
Sherry in ditto
Chewing Tobacco in kess-rnall twin
Nails IN kegs, alIsrted
Candles III boxes
E"gl!ih white lead, ground in oil
Mile iheet lead
boxes srvahts' gloGed Hats made of fue
~ bales EEgl,ih lacking
do do. canvas, No. to s,
All of which will be iold low 10y
JAMES SANDERSON.
March -
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wEDNDEsAY, April 9, 1917
BRYAN HAMPsON & 60.

OYER fcR SALE,
30 hhds. firft quality Barbados Sugar
IS do. and 80 bbls. I'd quality do
20 chefs Imperial, YouEg Hyfon attd
Souchong Teas
Prime Green Coffee
10 nhds. and so bbis. M"!aiics
10 Pumcheons eth proof fine Jd::laica
Rum
TO do. cd proof Antigua do.
hhds. New England do.
S half pipes and
10 or. c.llks old Madeira y4Mns
pipes Lilbon
IS Or. cafks iw'ectMalaga
so boxes Soap
rs do. mould Candies
so do. pipes, containing J grofs cash
500 lbs. Behgali * Spaniih Flo,e Indigo
Pimento, Pepper, Race, Ginger,
Green Coppetas, Alum, Maddcrs Fig
Blue, Wrapping Paper,
IOsOdo bnihels Liverpool fine ard ground
alum Salt,
600 Jacks do do.
And 4 confant fupply Sfttie Lea FLOUR
for Family uie. Oct. i6.
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! fIAVt. ON HAND,
AND FOR SALE,

1JNb rOR o|1ASSS
300 boxes tin plate
9,473 ID, brazers' copper sheets
Il est and bottoms Of vari6Hs sizes
5000 ID. spelter
1,SOolb block Tin
5 rolls sheet lead
3 tons bar lead
10 bbls. tanners OIL.
,dLSC,
a large assortment Of paints, oil, sns
W'1d6V glass;
Ard Mkewise continues 10 carry or
thc Brass Founders, copper end Tin
p.a;e PLANNERS busiueAs--and has {
Iarg assortment OF stills and wash
ket,les or hand, brass aDiirons, sho'
veis & tonge. the highest price give
Cor old brass, copper, lead and prwte
MATTHIAS SNYDER.
Avg. ~.
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DRY GOODS, &c.


fPI am thankful for past fa-
vors, and beg leave to inform my friends
and the psibliS, that have juf received a
general aGOrtment Of
REASONABLE GOODS,
SupeTfihe and fecond slack, blue, bottle, ella.
ret, green, mixed, orange, olive and drsb
BroadciOths and Caaimcres
Merino fhawl cloth, Of the belt quality
Shirting aannels, red and yellow do.
Bedford cords, cahinetts, PeliGe cloths
Worried and cotton hoGery, veftings
Foreit cloths, kerleys and plains
lofe and dufae blankets
1anchefer cords and velvets
lack. Plad, green, brown and blue bomba
Zeus, 6-4 ginghams, calicoes, lhawls,
DC. &c. sc.
The greater part of the above goods be
ne purChalcd in Baltimore at auction, cnd
lies me 10 fell them cheap.
CHARLES SCOTT.
j alio continue to keep the Livery STA.
! 1t and BoARDIgG HousE, where cuito.
Iers and lrangefs can be gentcsiy accom-.
lodatcd. Horfes will be well attended ~
" careful hofller.
ALSO IoR SALE,
\ Negro Woman and Child,
ohfdered to be as good houfe Gervsnt
NY in the DGri6t. ALTO,
& Do A Gig and Horse
~ ~ cheap for csfh or credit
HDTL%1 c. SCOTT,
I" AA1AsS~HESaSE-' Nov. Z King-Grcet
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II. s. ]. VAUDEVILLE

u. q a. NIhIND DE lilly
HAVE juit received and offer for falea
In 20 bbls. Whitley
10 hhds. III and I'D quality Sugart
10 punchcons Rum
40 bags Pepper and Pimento
IS do Green Coffee
60 boxes Spaniih Segars
1000 bulhels Liverpool coarfe Salt
400 reans Writing Paper
IS do Wrapping Paper
as kegs Brandywine Gun. powder
10 do Britrih dc
100 lbs. Spaniih Fiotant Indigo
100 do Eouliiana do
10 kegs manufactured Tobacco
Together with a General Allotment oil
GROCERIES,.
e Family Flour, as ufual.
December zs
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DRY GOODS, &C:

ToHN JACKSON & Co. offer for faIe
o. at reduced prices,
BruGels Carpetings
Bombazcttes and B6mbazeeaes
Irifh and German Linens
White wine Vinegar, in Cafks
Cargo and prime Beef
few boxes Salmon, <. c. Plates
Wines, MolaGes, Brandy, Candles
Cotton Cards, Cordage
Trunks and cafes Ladies' elegant and
commons hoes and Bootees
Acaies elegant F:ench Hats
40 fix nd water proof do
With great variety of other articles atthe
lowell Limitations. March az.
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- r., .Af,,>.

Nm TIE subfrriber's Wharf, and at
} which he expects regular fuEp of
r.grC HICR1KT. e ,2Ar
aici. vii be fold a, The mar.e' pri~c,, d
irts provided to carry iArg" or f,n, IL
,aHtlty, - any par; Of the IL -
ISAAC ERTWISt z.
March a.. ira
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THE Farmers Bank Of Alex ndria this
4 day declares di idend Of profits up
N ito capital h.'rk pad in OF f"mI r'r -.
or The lat TX months payable To- TN" q Z
'OlierS or their representatives on ~ t"Id
y JOHA HG(TF, - IN or
- rQt7 r. IaNaG
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IN, $40

FUHNITU Z, HATS, sc.
SAMUEL HaRD
Las juG receives, BY ichI. Planet, FROM
l. Portland. and Native, from Roftnn, az
s<teniivc variety Of
goods In HIS Ll,EEs
nsong which are the iol'owfug.-
= fecretaries and book Gales
IL bureaus, different prices
II eedifeads, do do
A tables from GO 40 tollarscaeh
eieganedreiIing table, 50 dsllars
portable dciks
400 Chairs from II nlN
} 6deboards
- wagons and hSrneis, from fe-7s 90
30 dollars /.
u cafes tizrs, from Is TO 3eC
An anoftment of ladies' and Sentlea
mems hoes and bootees
STafs Ypats, trunks
Axes ofdiYferent kinds, a,lzes
Few Barrels excellent bcets, AZ isc per
barrel
Hall's patent rife, md yiitois
Few cafes soarie ha S, j:CC
And by the fE.Jp Ale tioii Ne~-fcrks
an elegant variety OF lades and gentie-
E'enS
SHOES. BGnT.gE0OIEG.
Of all deicript on>
All OF Shic.. are offered for Tale at the
lower END e" fr,nce iirert, uu the mtG IeA-.
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.
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WILL START

WILL START
.lIorday, Thursday and Saturday
FROM M.LAUGHLlN'S r
VERN, at Tires O'Clock 4. NJ. and q.
rive in Winsnestcr early the same
vening. lETunaIHo will lea
RfGRiys's tagcra IN NinsbesfeT, ct thr
O'Clock, and arrive In >lirt0n,!Tia at
eariJ hour tie SAME evening. ~
stage will continue or to Wa'hings1
and GE5zgetas0n, for lhe accommot
sion oi passengers.
RTs The above Line is in .Ers3 rat
SSder. The public may rest assure
that every attention will be paid 10 the
Convenience.
THE PROPRIETORS,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-09
JOHN G. LADD & Go.

IL nv r fSNctteo per oEiR cSopsiny ttoul
J. i Bottom, and offer Tor ale,
IaS tons platter paris 49,
Is hhds. Muicovsdo
10 bbls. , Sugar.
tpipe Lifbon wine.
. 40 bbls. apples !stlt
cafes straw bonhsts and hals, Of va
r;ous patterns.
STORE,
IS tons fwedes iron
IS do ruiiia old fable iron
100 pieces rufia meetings
I4o do raven duck .i
as do ruflia duck
- bales INDIA GooDs, conGfting of
Becrboom gurrashs
Nov fannahs
Comercolly baftas
AuginZcr mamOodies
Chiitabilly and Luckipore baftas
bale german dowlas
1900 yards tow cloth
20 pieces fattinnetts
30 cafes mems fine and tolrfe hats
IS do and bbis men, and boys dofhoes
$50 reams writing paper
bale madras handkerchief
do blue gila
do mock pullicat
500 bulhels liverpool blown faif
40 Jacks do do
3.ooo lbs. prime St domingo conee
100 boxes no. ana I chocolate
Boxes franifh chocolate
400 boxes mould and dipt candles
$50 do brown toap
80 do double refined briinuoHe
1900 10. corcage, afofted fZcS
30 caks cut nails
roo boxes florence oil
700 lbs caiIia
= dining ietts canton china, of Is pie
Ses each
s hhds. add crates blue printed and
common liverpool ware
keg faion akes
40 bbls- mulcovado lIgar
as cafes white and bra2 il iugir
hhds molaiIss
so bbls. N. h. rum
40 kegs picked ialmon
40 bbls. nos l. beef
10 do mackateI
S do grols herring
IA boxes hyion and 10 do young hyfen
IS kegs ginger ttea
IS do raiiins
IS Quartz cafIs iherry7
4 pipes madeira
I6 do Catalonia
= do tenerihe
do li(6on W2SfBS
90 kegs iWeet malaga
30 do dry malaga
40 demijohns madeira
90 halt boxes fpa..ifh ieears
>NaHOG.4.NY FUtt.vITUi2.E
eonftting Of
Bureaus, wah and candle ftands
an aGortmen, of HINGHAM WARE, Don.
fitting OF
Nelt boxes, Isitmeaiures
Barrel covers, buckets, &c
MAI hoops and hanks
Wrapping and fheathing paper
go boxes long and Ihert PIPES
1000 fides prime N. h. foal leather
10 boxes 9 BY IL London crown glafs
10 tons fultic
so barrels tanners oil april