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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

II iNERi STABI Eliaving iinis lied large brck ~,
bLbiG& fOrFjGc HO1kSe, atn prepared accommodate
Gentlenen's horses who wish 70 ~ private bc,
es themselves) by the day or month Beinc deefmfneT
TO make business ~ IT, shalt, ~ all times teepfbest,
bic furnished with the best of Fodder, Corn Dgts &c
and having previously furnished myself with attentive
Osters lam IN hopes fault will he found v ,sc,c
who will give their custom. Wishing 10 give arner.
AZ satisfaction am determines 20 attend in persor
strictly 10 the comfort OF horses.
Having abandoned The Grocery business for tho mr.,
sent, tnued al attention to the Jdrcra ana
LiUeTH Sf0bic & viii accommodate Gentlemen OF fior-
separate u may suttbe GenfeiBans Convenience
charging ONLY for whata Gentleman calls for unless IL
wishes to board himself by the day or week
feel grateful for past fivours and hope by strict,
tenten TO my customers aud business TO merit csnt
uaace.
MARX RICHARDS,
III tie Sign of ne Uerse
April 22. 1I4-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16
April is.

NALuaBLE Re"i Esfefs For ,saie.--rhe Subscriber
o:ie.s for private safe, his ySuct of LaAd cotain-
INK sout 500 acres, lying the forks of the Brock
SOME Of adjoining the Brook Turnpike road the
bridge, and between four and i've miles q, the city OF
Richmond. ON this land is vety spr.ug and
remarkably handsome sces Cor building. The tract
viii esther be sold together ia lois suit purchasers
Tur Terms, apply u ioNc1rf, RojilsoH Is Pic0SoRts
Nho ave plot OF tue land, aud fully authorised
dispose thereof. EDMUND ~ LsBSIER.
fe''v 25. 0s-wn
TTNirED STATES srOCK-LOS7.-Noti is here
4 by given that the following Certificates of the Uni-
ted States stock, in the name of JokH Hare, bearing
da;e heew. have been lost misiaid and that due
application will be made at the Loan lice of the United
St"teS, for their renewal
q Fr. CT. Stock, Public Debt No. 5o2 SiI5i SIS
DO. do. 9a1 26l IL
DO. assuniddo. 800 ls5 OF
apr. Ct STOCK. pebble Debt, All eai 90 49, -
10. do. s5I 225 IL
10. assumddo. 200 i3s 30
-io5s 81
Deferred StocS, Public Debt, d6D s75 10
D.. do. SsI 100 SIS
Do. assumd do. 2S9 o. 81
--tO08 81
JAMES WARE, Ex'or.
Goqcaiand, Warcs IS. ,oiwam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

NlsSofUTyoN.-Tte CO partnership Of WILSON x
~ DnEw Is this day dissolved by mutual cousent--
The business of the will be settled by THOMAS
H. DRkw, who has transacted the whole business there
of. THOMAS WILSON,
THOMAS n. DREW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

NRnERED. That the several creditors of th. ,sras 81
- Anthony Lee. decd. which has been eonmittsd Il,
me sergeant OF this City for administration be noncd
" advertisement IN the Enquirer eAhibt their 49,
counts before ,his cour, at May term neAs, properly s
copy,
MAYA }. W. DANCE, =. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

Tae following figly important Circl5r from tle sec
tetfy 81 Sic i -uty 10 the pistrct judges lead
Tuesday ioruiy ~ .he opensg Of the District Coutiu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

WILL E S<lsD, to the hghes; bdGder on Tie pTr,,l
~ Session. the Nth day of Jupe next, the Tract Of
i'1Hd "a WHICH l rfsidr in tie comfy of Orange con
iainps seen hundred acres II lies nearly level and js
very Nel' waered and iiiabefed situated AZ the
the cov'bouse. and thirtytfee of Ffedesckshurg is
~ deemed by good judges the hes Of high land m
the eorBfy- The sol is dark t3ze loaim on sTrcd
clay producrz fom fifteen 70 ~ enty bushels Of wheat
to the acre there Is splciefcy OF meadow lando on
TIE terms IF Sae-will be third OF the purchase
money to be paid in six months aud the balance ia three
equal aud annual payments. lie secured bg iruston
ne land Forfarfher particulars, appig 10 71oaaas
Taylor, Esq HichsR0id.
Robert II. R0se.
HprI "a III. tcrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

M hoHANicNILLE TURNPIKE COMPANY--<N n
-, meeting critic Directors OF me WecIarjcyj,,
'| :, P,t company, Tie l2fh aim. 1871
o., ;so..ed that call of hve dollars upon each share
h. s COMPANY he made and that the same be paid to
me neasre, on or before The 10th day of June next at
us oilire, IN the City of Richmond.
e''e' N. SHEPPARD,
Mav,, Secretary & Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16
Apa 10. III

VALUABLE Z ENEMENT FO,. .g0kc-Wii he soId
4 n on the 3D. "wednesday in May next pDifOJIc Tof
~ the to"H OF Sceitsye. in the county nf Powhat1n
II Is oeeVec tba few situations, within the same dis
lance OF Richmond which about 81 - miles afford
more advantages in mercantile point of view than arc
20 befonnd IN this little village.
IL is remarkable public place. aud IL situated o.,
the main Buckingham road. The lot is well improved
having convenient dwelling honse in which there is AT
this time store large and commodions Numbers
house, and an excellent garden. The Subscriber will ev
peel one thousand dollars to be paid on the is day ofNo
veneT next. at which time possession win be given ara
the balance IN Two equal annual payments
WIN. ARCHER. far
JOSIAH FORLINES.
ApriI %. Jfl.tSs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

~ sold cne-thrd of the purchase money Maid doy,
anu 'Defesidne in two equal annual ,nynrnts
Ionic, NJ, IdBiIH-s SMITH.
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

{ tRiMPiNG j. Hunter, from London, having pro-
~ cured a CT MING MtcHtNg, undertakes 90 Crimp
an kinds of Sains, Silks Grapes, Musns and Ribbons.
Al orders sentto Mrs. Hunters Store ofl2fh and
Main streets. will he attended 10.
kT6ppig 10 Mrs. Hunter, Dress.llker, Sc.'eorRcr
of EdAd I'm st.
april %. Ji4-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

NTEW GoODS.-FLENISG JAMES & Co. t1f1rirf-
Brige,) have just received, aud will receiver in
few days their Spring assortment contained one mr.
tired and P0ckOecS consisting NJ domestic
U0y y. II7--Gt
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07
Conditions Of this Paper

THE DELAWARE GAZETTE is PUB.
AIsHEp TWICE. A WEEK, AT FIVE DOLLARS
ADVERTISEMENT WILL BE INSERTED
THREE TIMES, At ONE DOLLAR "A SQUARE
AND TWENTY FIVE CENTS FoRsEyERY sue
cEEpINo INSERTION. PAYMENT TO Br
MADE AT THE TYNE WHEN THE ADVERTISE
MENrs ARR LEFT AT THE OFFICE FOR PUB
LEGATION.
/" No PAPRRs DISCONTINUED UE7Il
ALL ARREARAGES ARE PAID.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07

The following gentlemen
are authorised to receive sub
scriptions and money for the
DELAWARE GAZETTE
Dorer-.Mr. John Manlope.
Smyrna-.Mr. benjamin Coombe.
George Tozon, Del.-.Ir. James An.
derson.
Cantsoelrs Bridge--.Nr. Darid Wil
son, Jun.
.Ne1c Castle--Janles Booth, Jr. Esq
Elklon, Md.--Tobias Rudolph, Esq
Other appointments will speedil.
be made.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07
AGRICULTURAL.

" The Philadelphia Society for
Promoting agriculture" DESTROYS of
ascertaining the extent Of the injury
which the country is likely to sustain.
from the destructive effects of the in
sect called the Hessian Fly-from
the disease in wheat, calleds Stunt"
and the ravages Of the Grub on Indi-
an Corn and also the remedies or
preventives Of those evils will be
thankful to their fellow citizens in all
parts of the United States, to favor
them with Communications on the
following points. .
ast. The extent ofthe iriury which
the wheat is likely to sustain in their
immediate vicinity, from the insect &
disease mentioned.
ed. The remedies that have been
found to.prcvent the operation OF both
Sd. The species or varieties of wheat
that have been found to resist thu
ravages Of the insect called the Hes
sian Fly, or not to be affected ly thu
10 Stunt'-does the variety Of whea
which originated in Chester County
Pennsylvania, called " Jones Wheat,'
Tor do those varieties called the pilr
lple aud golden strazo Of Virginia e.,
has been said) uniformly resist th'
iattack Of the insect.
4th. What are the circumstances o
lprevious cultivation in the fields af
iected by the Stuaf? and are partic
|ular soils more Liable to il than Others
land what means have been found Il
,lprevent the attack of the disease OF
of the insect ?
9Th. What modes of previous pre-
faration of Tire soil have been fount
Ito prevent the Corn Grub, or Gu
Worm, and what have been the ef
'ects Of making hole near the plan
with an iron. or wooden peg. as re
Gently practised. in preventing TIN
progvess Of that insect !?
9Th. What are the changes which
chat insect undcrgors2
! Any other facts connected with til,
foregoing subject will be acceptable
accommodations TO be addressed {,
The Secretary, g. whenever il is prac
ticab'c, to be sent free Of postage.
The Society respectfully recommen'
the cultivation Of Potatoes in thos
districts, where the wheat, or corn
have failed.
Published ny direction Of the Society
ROBERTS yAUX. .scc'ry
| philadelphia, 9Th mo. SO, tSi7.
| Up Editors of Papers Throughout
1.-THE United States, are requested t
insert the foregoing.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07

which the fair sex in other countries
arc unacquaiDted even in name. In
short when You have the good fortune
to be admitted into the familiar socie-
ty of an English woman, which is not
very easy for a foreigner. you are
quite surprised at the amiable and
solid qualities that you discover in
her."
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07
From the Federal Republican and Baltimore
Telegraph, June A.

From the Federal Republican and Baltimore
Telegraph, June A.
The President of the United States
was waited on, on Monday evening
last, by number of citizens (togeth.
Ter with the officers of the sd brigade,
without distinction of party. In the
afternoon he was presented with AT
Address from the Mayor and Cit,
Council, which together with his ans.
wer, are now published.
Baltimore, June 2.
10 the President Of the Z. States.
Sir-We, the mayor and city coun
Icil Of Baltimore, embrace with great
pleasure this opportunity of persona|.
Iy congraluiating the chief magistrate
of the union ON his arrival in this
lplacc.
Your determination, in the com.
mencement Of your administration, tt
visit several of the most importan,
lplaces in the union, is suspicious Of
happy consequences; not satisfied will
previous knowledge, or second hant
Information, you are anxious that. OF
your part, nothing shall be wanting
ltolprHmote the common veal.
That a city which bore SO conspi
cuous part in the national defence
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07

The following directions have been
published by the Dublin Humane
Society -
3" What thou doesl, do quickly"
4. Convey the body carefully, with
the head little raised, to the nearest
convenient house.
2. Strip AMI dry the body clean
the mouth and nDstrils.
s. An adult; lay the body on
bed or a blanket, near a fire or in n
warm chamber, ifin summer, expose
lit to the sun.
4. A child /; place it between two
persons in warm bed.
s. Rub the body gentle with flannel.
|sprinkled with spirits.
6. Restore breathing by introducing
the pipe of bellows (where the appa-
ratus cannot be Immediately procured)
into ono nostril keeping the other &
the mouth closed, gently initiate the
lungs, alternately compress the breast
land then let the mouth and n0strils
free.
7. Apply warm bricks TO the soles
of the feet, and warm spirits to the
palms Of the hands, and the pit OF the
stomach.
s. Persist in these means for three
hours at least, or until life bc rest0r~
led.
CAUTIONS.
4. Never to be held up by the HEELS
2. Not to be rolled on casks, or
|othcr rough usage.
8. Not to allow in the room mere
THAN six persons.
Not to rub the body with salt.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
On signs Of returning life, and it
swallowing be returned, small guam
|tity, often repeated, Of warm wine &
water, or diluted spirits. should be
gwen, the patient put into a warm
bed, and if disposed. allowed TO sleep.
2. Electricity and bleeding are me-
YER to be employed, unless by the dr.
Irectiop Of q medical guntleman.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07
THE GAZETTE.
From a London Paper.
Monsieur Champs de Spa.

Monsieur Champs de Spa.
The Partisan Journals, with their ac.
customed misapprehension OF Eng
tish names. have metamorphosed ths
Spafields into a living rioter, and
graveIy recorded the feats of Non.
sieim Champs de Spa. This plea
SAINT substitution of the actor pc,
qnem, for the locus in quo. gave &C.
casion to- the following Ballad
which may be sung at any Of the
liberty dinners, to the tune of.Noni
Tong Pare. II is attributed to MIR
Canning.
OF Nong Tong Pavu you all have heard,
BY whom John Ball was finely queer'd :
Te jubber'd and he jaw'd at,Iohn,
And play'd him many piece of fun.
But t'othcr day to London came
A Freurhman bent on higher game;
Then mark, while l the picture draw,
Of famous Monsieur Champs dc Spa.
FULL in his harden'd front we trace
The foreign features of his race
Unlike Briton, this Monsieur
Displays an heart and brow scvege.
l.; ,.o,,
His purse contracts, his fingers close,
No beams of Charity can thaw
The ice of Monsieur Champs de Spa.
Yet. IL confusion you desire,
Ills frost is changed to sudden fires
Aud oyfally he hastes to aid
The murmurs, not the 7vantS of trade.
He loves to see the people poor.
And rails at place and sinecure;
But poverty could never draw
One SOUS from Monsieur Champs de Spa.
For folks, he says, when cloth'd and fed,
With politics n'er fill their head
Nor join in conjuring up the storm
Of Revolution and Reform.
Such vulgar thoughts of sleep and victual
lie leaves to Monsieur Champ dc Spisai!
On whose imprudent bounty" pshaw,"
Cries wiser Monsieur Clamps de Spa!
No. no, he swears The Weavers want
The zest of plumbers sauce piquant:
And thinks, for rich confusion eager
Subordination mere soup meagre.
Roast mutton he extracts from riot,
And yearly votes are daily dict;
while general suffrage fills the NAV
ofhungry Monsieur Champs de Spa
Yet often more substantial fare
This epicure delights to share:
With Hant he'll swallow down goblet;
With Huffman dine, or snack with Cobbett
Or daintily digest his rancour
With Cartwright a. the Crown and Anchor,
Or cram with Penny Lords his jaw
All one to Monsieur Caenps dc Stot
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07
Literary e Military .TntelH-

-
We understand that. capt. O'Con-
ner, of the artillery. has for some
time been engaged, by order of the
war department, in translating from
the French celebrated Treatise on
the Science of War and Fertilization,
originally composed by order OF the
emperor Napoleon for the use Of tho
students of the imperial polytechnic
and military schools of France. This
work embraces the whole science Of
war, and field permanent fertilization.
with all the modern inventions and
improvements in the latter branches
and in France is universally used by
the military, and is esteemed beyond
IaIl other productions on these subjects,
being considered masterpiece.
We learn that the translation is
completed, and will shortly be publish-
ed for the use Of the cadets of the
United States military academy.
| Vat. Intel.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07
Extraordinary Pcdestrianisnt

James O'Neill, an Irish lall. about
is years Of age. who had several on
board II. M. brig Mutine, in the
battle of Algitrs. left Exeter yester-
day morning, quarter after 8 o'"iotk
with tie subscription coach, and ar
rived in this town a quarter before
5 in the afternoon, distancing the
coach and performing the journey (46
miles) baresooted, in the short space
Of Z 4 2 honrs "a pint Of beer was tho
only refrcsIment he received on the
road, having returned to this town for
the purpose of again entering his
majesty's service.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07

On the 18th of April last the Chief
Judge of the Supreme Court. Of The
State of Ohio. was fired one dollar and
fifty cents, for cot attending a militia
muster, as a private sentinel. in striat
conformity To the laws ofthe State OF
0hi0!!!
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-18
Candles & Soap.

TOHN G. LADD & Co. Agents for
Oh Hyde's Mandatory of Baltimore.
have now on hand, and will be constantly
supplied with
Mould Candles of all sizes.
Brown. yellow and white Bar Soap, in
boxes weighing from IS lbs. to 100 lbs.
each.
Windsor, rose, variegated. compound
variesated, palm, wash ball and trans
parent Soap, in boxes Of six dozen each,
all warranted equal in quality to any
manufactured in America, and it will be
for the convenience and interests of pur-
chassrs to apply for their supplies, with
which they can he accommodated in any
quantity at the lowest prices.
November IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-18
British & american Stationary,
EUST received, Cor sale by the sub
81 scribers, complete assortment "
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
November G5.
CONSISTING OF

y n
CONSISTING OF
Super6ne folio Il quartc post, lot press
ed, gilt and plain bes velum and cam.
mon toolscap paper drawing, log. ii"n-
monger's, large wrapping 4 blct,iag do. I;
a large quantity Of quilts Of all prizes,
Dutch, English aud American very best
inkpowder japan & India ink /; Clout'+
durable do. +; Crehore's ard I'umphrevs'
hot pressed eagle cards invitation aud
visiting ditto, plain. gilt and bo'ed
best black lead and camels' hair pencils
and crayons; Reeves's genuine colcrs IN
large and small boxes ard single cakes
pen-klives of the very first quality, irou
one to eight blades, and desk knives
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, giass.
plated and pocket inkstands Of all sor 5 !;
gentemen's and larlies' elegant resi- Mo-
rocco pocket books, silver mounted.
with and without instruments ladies'
thread cases and work boxes fine ard
common; pocket books OF every descrip-
ton asses skin tablets; sealing Wa.
and waters; sand and pounce boxes, and
ink sand counting house files and lace
violin strings, German 4 Roman states
and pencils; India rubber; silver and
plated pencil cases. wafer seals; Plated
spectacIes Gunter's scales and dis,dcrs;
mathematical instruments in cases, aud
a great variety OF room hanginss.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment Of charts Biunt's
West.Indla Atlas coas pilot AMI Bow.
ditch's navigator, Of the latest edition
fine toned German flutes, with books
Of instruction for do. and al other it,
struments; large assortment OF MT
sic 4 music books merchants account
books Of every description; record ditto;
cyphering and copy books cspperplate
copies Of very superior kinds ; bibles,
testaments, and common prayer books of
all sizes and in all the various kinds of
bindng-aH the Greek Il Latin school
books and classics now in use.
A general assortment Of English and
French SchouE Books, dictionaries and
Grammars, To hume ous for Insertion
and great variety Of chilJsen's Books,
in quantity, with engravings. frcm the
press of Samuel Wood and others.
~ Blank Books of every Kind made
to any pattern in the neatest manner al Il
of the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
september 6 stutA1
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-18
Notice.

NOtlCC., w
TIME partnership of Doctors SEMMEs
4 WAsHINsToN, is this day dis
ALI those having accounts. a.
gainst the concern, are desired to present
them for settlement, and those indeb'edS
are respectfully requested to make ilnne-
date payment to DR.. Washington, who
is fully authorised to settle all matters
relating to the firm.
WILLIAM WASHINGTON,
o., THOS. SEMMES.
Dr.. Washington, having purchased The
stock Of Drugs and Medicines, now on
haud, intends keeping always q general
assortment, which he will dispose Of IN the
most reasonable terms--he vii! also con-
tinue to practice medicine, in its various
branches, and begs leave 10 assure h's
friends that his entire attention will ts
devoted to their service.
Notice.
TIME subscriber respectfully acqaain:s
his friends and the public, that he
has removed his SHoP for the present, 10
his dwelling, opposite the market, where
those inclined 10 employ or consult hun,
are requested to call.
THOS. SEMMES.
Noypmhpr C5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-18
NeproeS for Sale

VT7II.L be sold for ready cash, at
W Fairfax Court House, on Tues
day the 9Th day of January next, under
a decree of the Chauccry District Court
of fredericksburg, about 40 valuable
Slaves--mcD, women and children. boys
and s,ls. Among them are sumo VaIua.
bic carpenters. November p
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-18
Just Received,
At r. GRAY's Bookstore,

At r. CRAPS Bookstore,
GKErCHtS of Lower Canada, oy J.
y SAMSON. ESQ. author of Letters from
Europe, etc. Price in boards, s 20
Placide, Spanish Tale, translated tr.
Les Bsttuecas Of Madam de Genlis.-
Price in boards, 81 >.
Coleridse's Biographical Sketches Ii.
terar, Lite and Opinions, etc. Price IN
board DIS 81 IS
Warrcn's America, s vos. Price IN
boards 2 50
correspondence Of Louis 10Th, vols.
in boards 81 50
Rambach's Meditations, 81 50.
Ncyenlber ss
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-18
Notice.

TvHE co-partnership heretofore exist
4 ing under the firm of PENN Il HAn.
NON, wa. dissolved on the Goth OF April
last, By mutual consent. The business
has been conducted since and will be in
future, under the firm OF WILLIAM e
WALTER HARMON, who are fully
authorised to settle the accounts OF the
fv mer firm.
Have now on hand, and offer Tor sale at
the same old stand on Royal street, be-
tween King and Prince streets, a hand
some assortment OF
Plain and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting Of the following articles:
S;deboards q Ladies work stands
Beaureaus lICandle stands
Tables Sofas
Bedsteads kEasy chairs
Secretary t. book Hair and moss mat
cases trasses, &C. &C.
All of which will be sold at the most re-
duced prices 70: cash. or topunctua' Gus
toners at their usual credit. We also
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS,
both of wood and iron. The above bust.
ness will be punctually attended to, and
all those that please TO favor us with
their custom we trust will receive gene
raj satisfaction
WM 4 WALTER HARMON,
November 7 Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-18
Teas, Candles & Oats.

tdS, OdIIIICo q OdIos
EOHN G. LADD & 20. have received
O. per schr Henrietta, from Baltimore,
and offer for sale, q.
10 chests Young Hvson, aad
5 do Imperial Tea, Of ship North
Points cargo. superior quality,
100 boxes mould candles, from Hyde's
mandatory, Baltimore.
Also, aAoat, the cargo Of slosp Allisa.
tor, of s90O Bushels Albany Oats.
November Of ... .. a.,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-18
Sicily Madeira Wine.

II ASD1NG from the schr Phoebe and
IL Sally, Capt. Harding, and for sale
by LAWRASON = FOWLE,
IS pipes old Sicily Madeira Wine
of superior quality.
So boxes yellow soap.
ALSO,
Landing from schooner Dolphin, from
Portland,
70 bolts first quality Russia duck.
40 dc. do. Ravens do.
5 tons Russia hemp.
For sale as above.
November 81