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4amil,on's Essence and Extract Of
Mustard.


A safe and efiectual remedy for acute
r,d chronic rheumatism, CONT asthmatic
out, palsy, lumbagoo, numoness, white
dwellings,, chilblains, sprains, bruises, pain
the face and neck, etc.
The Genuine Persian Lotion.
So celebrated among the Fashionable
throughout Europe, is an invaluable CO.
netic, perfectly innocent and safe, free
i,om corrosive and repellsnt minerals
the basis of other lotiSns) and Of I'll
,arralled efficacy in removing blemlshes
i the face and skin, freckles, pimp'es
inRamatory redness, scu-ts, letters, ring
worms, sunburns, prickly heat, &c. The
Persian Lotion operates mildly, without
the natural, insensible Pessplra
ton, which is essential TO health, yet 1t:
fleets are speedy and permanent, req
dering the skin delicately soft and smoo"
and iGlprovins the complexion.
The Restorative PoIcdT for tht
.aih aud Gums.
This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses anu
ahitens the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime auG foulness, which
,yiered to accumulate, never ia1s to IN
iare and finally ruin them.
aGm:ll Grand Restorative.
Is recommended a. az invaluable m
Gcine for The speedy relief aud Per,Dan,
Z ut cure Of the various complaints rc>u'r.
i,g ftom di,sipa;ed pleasures, juvenile
;,liscre,ions. residence Ill climates W..
i,yourable 10 the constitution, the imno
ierate use Of tea, frequent inoAica'i''
=, any other destructive in.emperancc
aUunski,iu! or excessive Use Of mercu,
', the diseases peculiar 10 females at 4
certain period Of life, bad iyh'gs in. Sc
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For liverpool.

rEs The prime. fast sailing
wfissSA ship MEM JERSEY. Capt
N-A \. H.dgkiason having par
HexxSHr If her ca 90 engaged, va
take ireis II On moderate tsras.
Apply to
Brown and Wilson,
or Joseph Dean.
January 6 u
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Tnothe Ache Drors

The onlyremedy vet discovered whieI
gives immediate aud lasting relief in th'
most severe instances.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-30
JAMES KENNEDYS
SON,

BOOKSELLERS, KING sTRsRf,
Have Just received from LEES "a.
TENT MEDICINE Store. No. 46
Maiden Lane, Y. York,
FRESH SUPPLY
nf the following genuine Medicines.
For the prevention and care Of Bi
Kous and Malignant Fersrs, Is
recommended
Hahn's Anti-Bihous Pills
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cash for turs.

The highest Cab Prices will Be az
=, the su6,criber Tor oil kind OF For
SAMUEL D HARPER
knsny7
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FOR BOSTON,
The Brig
D " anderef,

2 Alexander Nereomb, master
Now loading, will sail on Sunday morn
ing, and take 500 barrels freight, if offer.
ed immediately.
Apply as above.
Dec 5
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tais. szaeds xssun, AID mas tsstSseN
'oiH ,lth and strength a. great numbsi
shaain an advanced stage OF this tat
complaint Particular and plain lnstruc'
tions are given for every part OF the ne
cessary treatment 10 such cases.
Children generally take this medicine
nth eagerness; having pleasing appear
ance, and an agreeable taste.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-30

Colin Au!d. enmp!ainan'.-ggains
John Mills. junior, Noblrt Horbert -,
Alexander Bagsott. defi,s Nv
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ME.WDRi.NU.4.

Ship iIubi2cn, HCldri,lse, al days fir.
Have. ar. az n. York 9Th instdrt. Re-
ports, relt ship Numa, Preble, OF Port
lrrl, for Alexandra.
schr Philadelphia, Hand, at Philatel'
phia. III Instant, cl. for tins port.
Sh'p Resolution, Jewett, hence, at Lon.
dSn An August. to sail for Ilavre next
da'.
Brig Agenoria, Martin, CT. at Balti.
r,c-c StH Instant, ter Warren, Il. /.
B1Iqre MARY. Jackson. at Cork esd
July. 10 sail about 1t August tor Alex.
ardr,a, with 50 passengers. -
C!crpS'ra'S Barge, Crownlnshieid, ar.
at salem 5 inst 81 days f.. Gibraltar
ha, visited upwards of SO different ports
III tn, mediterranean g. Atlantic oceans
Reports, Aug. 26. in sight OF Cape Pal
Las, spike ship Wilhelmina, Baxter, OF
AIcxluIria, rem Gibralta', for lvIca.
sch Em.iy,' Spiliman, d Alexandria.
ar. at Richmond 7th inst. from IT. Iagc
de Cu5a.
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h.s coanienHncs ra"v, inquired il he va
unwcli vhcn the child with difficulty
iinrned him ni the Il Gums anc', nrd
throw;n. himself into has fathers . ms,
5ac me, IN less thar five INMATES lite
les cor2-e. Nr. Jlcksno, =! gron OF
OLD -. arrived in few minute, aur on
irspcct,nu, declared iie stone had taken
sucI position ~ wruli hav' batIlcd tie
ptm0s, gxerIiuu of human skill! 10 eradG-
cate.
Professor Muichni, of Rome, having
discovered the ms9re ziug p1Wcr OF thc
violet rays Of the rrl.matic spectrum, the
Mrrqui, R'dosi ha, succeeded in mag
nctiAing two needles. tie one in so, the
wiih she magnetic p'wer, by tie same
process, as many Iecdles aS he plerS0>.
The needles thus magnet,z@d (uamcly,by
directing Oh ana passing over ihe,n, t"r
a period of not less thaa so minutes, the
violet rays OF the spectrum. through the
medium Of Il cOudensing !ens) possess ali
TIE energy and the properties of needle
mlguetizea in common way By means
ola lnaGst1ne Their HoMoNoMovs poles
repel, the HETEKoNomous pOies attract,
each other: and mate to brate on q
pivot, thei' point turns constantly t" the
north, their heads to the south ! This
adds to the wcudrrs OF magnetism, and
mus be rcg';ded as very extraordinary
discovery
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From he Georgia Journal.
INDIAN SPEECH.

TIE following speech Of Slafecha Bar
nett. a half breed Greek lndian, was dc.
ryerpd a shrr, TINE past, bcfsre an ma
t;oaal assembly Of chief, II evinccs a
p,cifc disposition which should be che
rs ed.
"a Ii, cnuntrvmen-Cioa made u al
both red aud white Americana, t. live on
one island. Since the Almighty has said
we should live together, why did wsjo,n
the people who came frnn bevond The
salt wster? Why did we join the Bri-
fish Lee Us rai,e our children to the
end that God created ;hem. We can live
without thN red coats, or their help
Let uS, then, - our corn and cat tt
When Cod gave US this land, he SAID we
should rest oo5 bones upon it--so he said
to all those to whom he rave land.
Il think there is hut one God, and
that Col Is jHst-if we wax strict in ms,
he will save Us u the nr! world. The
cold water which he gaze u stu runs
Sd are the paths 10. the government ct
the conduct Of good mrn still here. Fool
ish a. AN, my little understanding tells
me, when l see these things, that they
arr Gods works.
{" when the white people first came a.
morg u, the Great Spirit hal forbid our
mxture-we did miX--ano TO avoid the
pain of .epa tug Ia. husband trcm the
wife, tic father from his children, and
the brother !rnn his sister, he has con,i-
pued t.e course uf TIE m1cd blood IN
our veins. We must remain in tHis ST.
tuanon, because God i on top Of ~ aud
direct, it to be 80. General Washington
acquired war name abve the rest OF
men-but the mixture OF our blood, and
The accession Of part OF our strength to
his, added not little to it. You all
know nv country'aen, who know any
thing Of the unfortunate history OF our
country, how slowly was his progress
when opposed b. the strong aud undivd-
ed arms of our fathers, and how rapid it
has been sincc-NhiskJ aud calico have
divided uS-AWe arc all one people"
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W ines, &c.

Wines, &c.
lust received, per snip Commerce,
81 captain Crowdhill, from Marseilles,
and for sale by the undersigned,
e5 cases superior red herr
nitage, of The vintage OF 1911, WINES.
us do. Frontlgnnur, Mus
cal, Buurdeaux u MarseilIes
1877 package, containing
Gentlemen's super6ae round hats
Pe"tumery, assorted, Naples soap
Matches, musical seals, aud snuff boxes
Chains and keys
Elegant portraits and eng'avings
A few sets splendid paper hanginss
Ladies' and gentlemen's gloves
Umbrellas and parasols
Writing and wrapping paper
Fancy baskets, Uc. &c.
FIR. ADAMS,
Oct. 10 Merchants Wharf
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=: p,';cy nav ensure US the good
4 ~ e,tn Of these who denominate our
j ,,,, nc,.is. the Gey OF Aigcrs himself
no' eSs Pc. A..
ana. cIli.ar @nts on TO state, that nci-
,,,.- a,c Ano.!caa or tn English have
mont to complai,. it a line OF fortified.
';o,, are extended On l.nth sides Of their
,o.o.cri,a f.ontisrs, lIo'h Que extreme
:, the o,aer. This is undoubtedly true
:, ?, cuaslucred as fo"mal subject Of
.,agraiat-al;hpagh il may be sufficient
~ alarm Individual jealousy. Many Of
re,e signs Of the times, although not
.roperly speak, = subjects of complaint
5,.wcea independent nations, are surely
a. p,aprr Tor an American reviewer to
,,ake the subject Of his Comments, as tor
:, English author. Ia, Editor says,
:. What is it to US if the United State,
hpIi .orts on their own territories in our
yery teeth along their whole frontier, 1t
! none of our business to complain, al.
thaurh it is proof they are afraid ct US.
W1y should they, or what right have
,bey to complain if we too Goose TO
>rrrn,thcn ourselves ln short, this
review, with all its merits, will we YEN
tire To predict, prove all the observations
pf the " Traveller" to be uncommonly
we'll tended.
The United States object nothing to
III - . fhry Ouiy claim the ripht of
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LawraSon Il FOwlc
Oct. 10

LaWraSOn u FOWlc
OFFER for sale the cargo Of the
" schooner Planet, Chandler Rack.
liif master. from Portland, of
$50 pieces ravens duck
20 do. Russia sheetings
$50 do. diapers
40 do. films
so bolts first quality Russia duck
pipe Lisbon wine
l4O tons Plaster Paris.
ALSO,
The Cargo Of the schooner New Pack
ct, from Boston, Of
100 tons Plaster Paris
80 barrels No, beef
5000 lbs. green coffee
26 barrels tanners oil
8 half barrels mackercl
For Boston,
ESS The regular trading schr.
wIJEE& NEW PACKET. |. Crosby
$rstT master, will commence load
6SzaH ING in few days, ard take
few hundred barrels freight Apply as
above, October 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-10
An Ovcrscer Wanted.

>HE Subscriber wishes to engage an
Il o'eTseer for the ensuing year, on Il
small farm. in the neiglbo'huOd o! Alex
andrIa; none need apply unless well re.
commented; one with smal family
would be preferred. In the absence Of
the subscriber, application may be nnda
81 her TO NJ lanes Patton, OF Alexander
Moore of Alexandria.
WALTER II. JENIFER.
september &c fmw
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

I'D AN AWAY from William CAT,
h near Fredericktowa, on the La
caster road, in April last, a Negro Wo.
man. named JULIET, abrut so wears Of
age, 5 feet high, has lost several f her
upper fore teeth, speaks quick 4 sharp
Gays she was sold by a MIR. Da,hy, OF
Anne-Arundei county, to s'me Geoig a
traders whom she lcf, near Richmond,
Va. and was lodged in Fr.derickrown
jail, from whence she vas sn'd for her
jail lees, Il purchased by john p. 1homp.
son, and by him sold to William Galt -
1t is supposed she is bow luikug about
tie district 4 Columbia A. It's vicinii, -
I he above reward viii be raid for appre.
hending aud securing her 50 that | &c.
her. JAMES GAIT.
Alexs,dria. Oct. E
n. B Ma tiers Of ,eycis AID others
are fo'ewaHed against tarr,iag "a ssi&
runaway
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SSA Exchange Ccfse House NJ
NkESlARINE JOURNAL. &&
Po2r OF Observation-Disclosures 9.
October 10.
ARRIVED,

hNhkNIo,
Ship Commerce, UiOwdhill. Il DAYS
from Marsciiies ; salt, wine, wool, hats,
marble, etc. to Bowie < kuttz, 4 F.
Adams, jun. Passengers, Lieut.. Geo
A. Washington, of the U. States artile
", aud five IN the stccrage. mechanics
Lett ship Hope, Young, al Providence.
discharging; brigs Superb. Haraden, Of
Salem, do; Agent, Lewis, OF Alexan.
dria, do; Neptune, -, of NOblebro,
do; time Of sailing uncertain. TIE brig
Bramin, Bachelor, of Beverly, to sail in
5 or 4 days tor East Indies. Brig Aun,
Resseau, Of Boston, sailed 5 days before
The Commerce, for Boston, to touch a.
Gibraltar. Sept. IL, lat, SO, S, lon, So,
was boarded by the Csr,hagenian priva-
tee7 Patricia, Com. Taylor, desired Us
70 report on our arrival. that in lat. "a,
Ion 81 fell in with schr. bottom up
wards, cuppered, aud white eak round
her stern. called the Erin OF N Y; scut-
died her u found her lumber loaded, aud
no person on bnard-had been in that ST.
tualion, apparently. not more than 5 Or 4
DAYS. slst. lat 81. 81, lon, "a, spoke
the British schr. John, Of ST. .ioh0's. s
DAYS from s.. Johns, boand to Ba; D4dos,
all wei.
William Gray. Snow. II days t..
st. Andrews; plaster, 10 Dunbar and
Townsend.
New.Packet, Crosby, l2 days fir.
Boston plaster, beef, oil, Russia duck,
etc. to Law ason & Fowle. z passen
gers, mechanics. Saturday last, spoke
brig Economy, Farrow, hence, of New
Point Comfort, bOurd to Boston. On
Wednesday experienced severe squat
in Nanjemoy Reach, which carried away
our jib bocm.
Lucy, Smith. 81 days from Bos-
ton and from Norfolk lime X cotton
goods, to the master.
- Elizabeth, Snow, 10 days from
Boston plaster, rum, etc. to J. q. Ladd
and Co.
- Sukey, Page, II days from Bos.
ton; plaster and country produce, to the
master. ENTERED, ...
Ship Newburypprt, Folansby, Havre
Schr is. Madison, Semmcs, CHARLES
ten, South Caroiua.
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Literary NOTICE.

H. One Of the publishers oil The first
American Edition of " Neai's History Of
the Puritans," is now soliciting the pa
tonnage oi the citizens of Alexandra, for
that excellent work. To those who are
uuacquainted with its merits, 1t may BE-
sufficient to remark, that it has received
the unqualified commentator Of many OF
the most distinguished gentlemen of pie
ty and literatu, e in New-England and
The middle states. 1t is in 5 vols. 8yo.
aid is put to subscribers at the very mo-
derate price of Sc per volume.
October 10. =
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

T EFF my employ on Thursday, the
IL l1th instant, servant boy, named
SPENCER; he Is about Is or 10 years
old, toIerably we'll grown, is bow legged,
of light yellow complexion, s,ammers
when spoken to. He is probably lurking
about town, and will no doubt Try to pass
for free boy. l will give the ABOVE re-
ward il taken more than ten miles from
town, ten dollars If taken out OF the dis.
trict, and five il taken wiihin tie district.
l fOre~arn all persons from harbming or
carrying M said boy. as am determined
to have such offenders punished to the
extent OF the Law. L. MOUNT.
sept. q ai
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Cheap Hats

TSHE subscriber respectfully Informs
Il his friends and the public in gene
raj, that he has on hand, at this time, an
extensive assortment of HATS of diffe-
rent qualities 4 the latest fashions, viz.
Ladies' and children's fancy hats. gen.
temens' beaver hats of the first quality,
that will be warranted good, mapped
aud wool hats Of superior guality-all
of which will be sold on pleasing terms,
wholesale or retail, to those who wish to
purchase. who are respectfully invited to
call aud judge fer themselves.
THOS. l.. MARTIN.
Two or three Boys of good character,
will be taken as Apprentices.
October wfm7t
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October 8
For Sale,

4 STRONG healthy NEGRO MAN,
IA believed to be from thirty to thirty
FIVE years Of age. lie has tor few
years past worked under the direc,iuu
of all experienced g PENTHOUSE gardner.
Apply to NoBLET HERbEsT, ESQ. Alex
aHdrla. AuruSt s
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Attention !

GJthc Alexandria INDEPENDENT
BLUES are he ebv urte'ed TO attend
'nrc.irg to b" he'd on SATURDAY. the
| tn inst. at z l.. vi. on business If in
"or!ance to all the Company. II is there
fore expected The melphers viii be Iunc-
tual in their attendance.
W. l.. COCKERlLLE,
October 10 Scc'ry.
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By Z. G. MIRSTELLER.

Sugars at Auttion,
On MONrAf next. at ta.f a 10,
VIII be sod, witho ut reserve, or he
raj credit, on fuckers wharf
s6 hogshrads first quality Musco-
vado Sugars, and few bales Sacking.--
Terms made known at place of sa,c.
October 7
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Take Notice.


V1NHE subscriber being appointed trus-
Il tee by the hon. Judges OF Charles
County Court, as court of equity. for
the purpose Of selling and conveying the
real estate Of Timothy Darlington, late
OF Charles County, deceased: will offer
at public sale, on TUESDAY the asth
of October next, in the town of Port-Tu.
bacco, in the county Of Chayles-part of
the real estate aforesaid, viz.
One trait or parcel of Land,
containing 275 acres. lying near navisa.
bic water. well supplied with wood and
timber. This property is about miles
from Port Tobacco and rom thesPoto-
mac, on the road leading from Port-Io-
bacco to Dumfies ard Narjemoy. The
purchaser will be required to give bonI
with security for the purchase money
ayable In two years--snd on the pay
ment OF the same will re receive deed fl ON
the trustee conveying title in the usual
manner on like ouasons.
MALACHI ROBY.
Port. Tobacco, sept 10 w'n6w
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BarnewaII & Popham
OFFER FOR SALE,
on HliDS. prime Antigua sugar
w 25 do. n. Orleans do.
90 hhdS. prime barbados sugar
so bblS. Calcutta do.
1Oqr. chests lmperial ! TEAS
8 do. Gunpowder '
Selected for family use.
So bbls. Irish mess pork
19 half chests sweet oil
6 hAd,. fresh Elbprts
10 half pipes superior L. P. Madei-
IA wine
10 hhds. bright retailing molasses
20 bbs. N. + Rum
10 casks Hibbert's brown stout
1000 bushel. Cadiz salt
English pine apple cheese
Havana segars
CASTLE soap
Wrapping paper
Oct. 8 vfm10t-
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Raislns, Molasscs, &C.
CALDWELL &JACKSON have just
~ received, and offer for sale,
box duckin; aud double barrel
led guns
100 boxes fresh muscatel raisins
so kegs spiccd salmon
so do tongues and sounds
90 boxes sperm candles
10 do turkey figs
4 hhds. prime retailing molasses
Octnbe: 10
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itch kenhawa Lands ior Sale
or Barter

Z WILL sell or exchange, inr proper
\ ~ III this district or rs vicinity. 4
valuable tract Cf Land in Mason county,
Virginia, Situate % The Gica' Kenhawa
River, at the mouth Of Eighteen Mic
Creek, distant trom Point Peasant sbovt
eighteen miles. This tr0ct buds upon
the river, ard contains by patent ore
thousand and fifty acres, Iaryp proper
ton of which is Iich bottom, the title
is old, and indisnu'ablc, ha,irc been %
Gated and surveyed by Gen. HGsa,hslon
before the Revolution. What ra. be
considered as adding much to its value
is the passage Of the western road thr,'
it. BY a reference to Mr.. Mad;son's
map of Virginia, the situation of the land
may be designated. Apply to Colonel
Francis PeytoD, or
AMELIA PDYTON.
October 8
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Boarding
AIRS. MARSTELLER, residing at
N the corner of Prince and WASH
ington streets. bess leave 10 inform tie
public, that she propose, to take few
young persons, either Boys or Girls, to
board during the winter. Oct7.
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Just Received,
small cables 1p.u.,.
ls bales, containing leo ps. E sntan,a. to
Russia sheeting ue''"'u's
IN STORE,
Spernlaceti oil IN tierces aud barrels
Do. candles in smal boxes
Port wine of superior quality in pipes,
hhds. and quarter casks
Swedish bar iron. assorted
D.. do. steel, in buadles
For sale by PHlNEAS JANNEY.
10Th mo. 8 wfm7t
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Foreign Articles.
~N>>>N>>NN<NN~>N~<

The Princess CAdriotte.-lt is now
SAID that the Gccouchment will take place
I month earlier than was expected, viz.
in Sent. = Great preparations ATE making
at Clarmont Cor the occasion and the
mos. extensive festivities are expected to
enIiven and render happy the whole of
the neIghboriug country.
PyeweIl, a dashing hoi Sc dealer, and
several Of his contederNes, were examin-
ed last week, at MarlbOrough-Street, on
charges Of fraud, by what is called horse
cfdaatiSg, winch Is ell Cred as follows -
The gang advertise horse as of grea,
vatue person wanting such, applies
and purchases it, perhaps at 50 o. 90
gulneas, the horse being warraAted sound.
aud the money 10 be returned ii dlslIked
on trial. TN being taken away, the ami
nal is Immediately lnnnd lame or diseas.
ed, turned in consequence, and the
purchase-hcpey required back but the
seeker Ell tser tiappears, or il found, gives
bitl a. security, which is good Tor moth
Ing, m one knowing the accrp'or. No
less than eignt changes were preferred ol
nt this sOrt, and tie prisoners were COM
united Tor want OF bail.
A few days since. son Of Mr.. Yeovii',
br,sS Inuadey, 0t GaltlS-GUurt, Old-s,tces,
; years OF az, los; has H., ~ corse-
qgence OF swallowing a cherry stone. Ga
.rterr,g the room, his .atger observing
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Plaster of Paris, &c.
nUNBAk Il TOWNSEND have re-
IL ceived and offer for sale, the cargo
OF schr. VIM. Gray, from st. Andrews,
consisting OF
17S tons Plaster of Paris
lis Grindstones October 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-10
Sales at auction.
By JOHN JACKSON g Ca.


On SATURDAY, RS. ~.
Will be sold at car Auc,nn Room, q
ni0n-st'ect.
sHperfine cloths 81 and 6 ! dimiiies
Cas'intres Stout a. shcc:irsS
Double miIlcd 10. No unb'cacheG
Booking BleaChed and IN.
FIashings b'eached sl.htinss
PeIisse cloths llish Liners
Bedford cords Do dowlas
Bennett elastic CAS- Blown hOlards
simeses Steam loom shirt'gs
Cords and velvets kadrls handkIs
Duflil, point . rose Bandano 10.
blankets Variau, kinds shawts
roilnt;t ves'iAg Blsck saisrretts
SwansdOwn DO. Virginia sattins
Bombazeite., all CO. Patent threads
Tors Cotton servings
Lamb wool huse Il sUpcIfiGe muu uiGg
half huse calic"es
Kerseys d.. .ints
Kendall ard Negro DO. plates
cutt"ns Git, plated 4 six
StockinetS hut'ous
Black and colovcd Tap,., ,ibb0ns. Ping
sewing six Eeg't ccuute panes
Domestic checks l04ll.4
"a English do Domestic shanlbraya
81 camb.ics and pads
Null null mullins Dana, * diapers, &c:
Conditions liberal, auu made krown &c
the sale. Oct. 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-10
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-10

On SATURDAY, ~ ~.
Will be sold 1T Cur AuC,nn Room, q
nIOn-StIert