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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-01

officer Of Tie United States. Wien Mr.
Monroe sisils Us IS president OF tho United
States, let Us know him In 10 other charsc-
ter. All arms should be open. We arc
I'll invited TO be happy. Let past recollec-
lions perish. Let Us be al ,efnbheans,
az fed<raLisfs.'' The democrats may have
eli the leaves. but do lie, the poor disheart-
ened trdrrslisls pick up crumb ortwo OF
presidential kindness without being abused
and laughed Al for their humble desires.
Sulrm Gax.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-01

General Posi- Office The Post Master
General Of The United States has recently
published small work, containing viesv
0ffhe Progress offhe CxsERAL PosT Or
frcE DEPARTMENT. From IN extract OF
this work, published in the Washington
City Gazette, we gather the following COM
parstive view of tho numbsr oil Pos, Offices,
length Of the post roads, and the yearly dis
lance Of the transportation ofshc mails, at
various periods during the last twenty four
years. The reader will br surprised 10 find
that there are now more than sirfsen fines
as many Pos, Offices 10 the United States as
there were in 1893 and that the Mails are
now carried over an annual distance mere
Than swexsy tro hundred times as great as
they we're al that period :--
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-01
Uncle Sam Loo'd again.

Mr.. Rudd, Clerk Of The U. S. District
Court Of New York, is said 10 be dehcien. in
about one hundred end t5centy thousand dollars.
The delinquent is supposed to be in the vi
cinity of Boston. 1t sntinei.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-01

Reading in The last Palladium, list Of
~ vessels, which have arrived at Marble
head from the Banks, for only one month,
with iull fares oil fish, led me into lille
calculation, and was asionished at the re.
sui. the average amount each vesssl
brought was 1862 fish, which, at pounds
each, would produce rising 7s3 quinsals,
and il sold ., SIS q,l. would produce 10
each vessel s39ls-and The whole ~ YES
sells, st the sans ratio, would produce the
Astonishing sum OF one hundred and esghsv.
four fhcusond one hundred ard fo,fy-si1 dot-
lars. his is discounting ., the Grand
Bank, literally, and well rewafding the in
dust'ious and hardy inhabitants OF Marble
head for their tolls and labor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-01

His Excellency Gov. Brooks has ordered
that the PRrsIDrkT be accompanied from Bos-
Ton 10 Portland by squadron Of Cavalry,
and that federal salute be fired in every
town through which be passes. His excel
lency will attend The President as far as Sa-
lem, where be will inspect the Notifications
and review the troops-Portsmoua Oracle.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-01

Ell 90 = "a Wv y " = 7 . : NJ -
AT the capture of the Hessians at lren
ton in l776, the Editor of this paper and the
President were both Lirutenants in the
Brigade of Artillery, commanded by the
intrepid General Knox and Mr.. Monroe
was wounded and removed TO Judge " yn-
coop's in Pennsylvania, where he lay until
recovered OF his wounds. Some time sf-
ter that he WAS appointed Aid de-camp to
Lord Sterling, with The rank Of Colonel.
journal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-01

Inc, morning wounded the sen Of the Zu-
rsaetdar. On this information, 1t. CoIneti,
Capt Robertson and DR.. Hamilton, mount
cd their Elephants, and proceeded 70 DIS
lodge the animal. They soon discovered
the object Oh their search; 1t. Colnrtrs
EIepl.an, being little In advance, wss as.
tacsed - algn the other Elephants turned
rount and r Ito short distance. The
tiger 81 ng upon the shoulder o. IL
Colnets mt. who In this situation
fred Il aia .nd ae fell Conceising him
TO Be dis s a G. descended IRON the
Eiephan, me purpose Oh dispasch'ns
him with his pistols, bu, in alighuns, he
came in contact with the tiger. which Lad
OILY crouched for a second spring and
which having Caught hold Of him oy the
thigh, dragged him some distance along
the ground Having succeeded 10 drawing
one oil brace OF pistols from his b-lt, 1t.
colnet, fred and lodged ball IN the body
of the tiger, when tho beast becoming en-
ragged, shook him violently without letting
go his hold, and made of towards the thick
est par, Of the Jungle, with his prey In
the struggle 10 free himself from the AMI
NAL, Colnel. caught hold OF him by both
ears, and succeeded after some time IN
throwing he beast upon his side when ne
availed himsrlfoi this momcntary release
10 draw forth the remaining pistol, and
cIapping the muzzls 10 the breast OF the ~
ger, shot him through the heart he then
returned 10 his Elephant, which he mount
ed without assistance, feeling at the moment
little pain from his wounds, Of which he
had no fewer than five and twenty, between
the knee and the groin, many OF them Sc
we're. understand he has ever since con-
,inued 10 suffer from the consequences OF
the conflict, and that he hes lost the motion
OF that knee, which was the seat OF the Prin-
| alinjury.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-01

Last week Paul Stone Jun. was brought BE-
fore his honour Da0id Scxcll, u. S. Judge6a
the District Of Maine, on warrant charged
with having passed to tie Cashier Of the Sac
Bank, bill of the National Bank, which hsi
been altered from ten to one thousand doaan
1t ras admitted by the counsel for Sioa
that the bill had been altered and passed =
stated, but be averred that be did il 10 TOD
ignorance of its real character, and for 3 PET
son who proposed 10 purchase farm Ct bio
provided he, Stone, could get the Bill caaass'
and with this view he offered il to he Banz--
At the close Of the investigation. Stone, Va
ordered by the Judge 10 give bail ii The -
of two thousand dollars, which not being -
to obtain he was committed for trial before -
Y. ;. Court, the next term Of which IN
holden at Wiscasset in September next.
In the course Of the examination Il CO..
out in evidence that the man who enjoys
Stone to get the bill changed. is well Fefsss
in business Of this sort. Having psS'
through /" regular term al tue lusIi8.H
in Charleston and received the " gsual -
ors."
As 10 the agency Of Stone ii this stai',
would be improper at this time, 10 maks y
commeats. II he is innocent, he wia ="
an opportunity 10 make il appear before
impartial tribunal II otherwise he ousa'
suffer the consequences.
The bin above alluded to IS the enc pe''
vas passed by the Bank in Saco Il osf
tleman OF that place. who afterwards e
RED tito Boston where ], was psrseniea
lhe Branch Bank and which was The c.
q placing him 10 very unpleasant sis0''s
iill The facts were made to appear. which ~
70 exculpa;e him from every suspicion = =
proper conduct IN lie Transaction.
For fhs Pcrflana Caf<*
MEssRs PRINTERS, 3
Much has been written relative 70 ~
stFncsise effects Of distilled Spirits upca
bottles and estates Of men. Less. lose
ssss assn said G ncerning their e6seis -
he 4. or mind. 81.
aisH observations vii be submi!lsd =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-01
To these facts, the Washington Ci.y Ga

To these facts, the Washington Ci.y Ca
zette adds the following -
The mail is transported in stages, each
day in the year, 10. III miles.
"The mail is transported in sukies and
on horseback, each day in The year, &c, Gle
miles making 70,73Y miles per day.
"lfyou divide the post roads ofthe u.
States into two distinct post rou,s, the mail
will travel each week, In sfsges, nearly e
quail to three times around the globe; and
divide all the post roads in tho United States
into four equal or distinc, post routes, on
which the mail is carried in stages sulkies
and on horseback, ii will be equal 10 atravel
OF six times, each week, around the globe,
averaging one pos, Office for every IS miles
Of post road.
The mail is transported, by direc, Or
corresponding line ofstsges, from Arson,
in the Distlic, of Maine, via Washington
City, to Nashville, Tennessee, a distance of
one thousand four hundred and Jcrsy eishf
miles, in southwestern direction he
mail is transported, BY direcl line Of sta
ges, from ST. Mary's, in Georgia, to High
gate, in Vermont, via Washington Guy !: a
distance of 1869 miles, 10 northern dI-
rection. "---.n. Y. Com. .ddv.
WASHINGTON, JUNE 23.-In addition 10
the duty OF directing the necessary surveys
and examinations preparatory 10 the selec-
ton Off suitable scite for Naval Depot
and Dock Yard on our northern coast, W.
learn that the Commissioners Of the Navy
are also charged with the general survey of
our coast. and tha: they have issued orders
TO The officers employed Oh both those ser.
vices.
With view to the instruction Of our
young officers, the vessels employed in
these surveys, are to be wholly manned b,
Ltelhgeneer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-01

Slaves-There arrived at the Havana
from the 5h TO the 10th Of June Inclusive,
in eleven vessels, 267S negroes. One yes
sci broush, 584-another 4o7-another SIS
and smother $40, On the Oh OF june,
vessels sailed from the Havana tor the
coast Of Africa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-01
Emigrafiona info the Canadas.

Very jadicious end humane arrangements
ty's Consul at New-York, bur who IS now in this
city, for the transmission of emgrants from
Gfeat BIZ am, who arrive in NV York, Etc. to
The CAnsda. Intwo months of the present year
no less than $780, who arrived in New-York, have
been sent comfortably 20 this and the Upper
PROVING :--Of these 500 were from. England,
l78 Scofch AID 46i iLish. They are all snechan-
ics farmers, lsborers or manufacturers, and have
among them los women and 459 children.
More than seyenhuodred settlers have arri-
we'd here i the aect recently from England
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-01

Capt. Omson Of Philadelphia, having be
come member Of the Marine Bible Society,
on his arrival in Canton, raised the sum Of
100 Dollars by SUBSCRIPTION 10 chat place,
which he invested in Canton goods, and 7O
Dollars more payable in Philadelphia. He
has deposited his case Of Silks and bis money
with the society and received their thanks foi
his zeal in promoting the institution.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20

Mr.. HoImes, DESTROYS OF giving the
friends Of the bill every opportunity OF
making ii acceptable to the House, with
,',iew his no ion to strike Gu; the FIRST
section; when
MIR. Gay Offered substitute by way
OF amendment, embracing various prOri-
sio'ts varying in many points from the
original bill substantially stated in his
remarks given above The amendment
having been read,
The committee rose. reported progress,
and obtained leave to sit asain-the
House having previously ordered Mr..
Clay's amendment to be printed.
INTERNAL DUTIES.
The amendments OF the Senate to the
bill 10 abolish the internal taxes were
takeI up and srveral!y agreed to; so that
the bill nos wants only the appreciation
OF the President to become law.
A resou,irn for distributing the public
documents was received from The Senate,
read three times, and passed; and
The House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20

For the Civil list, l.070.7OS o.
Miscellaneous expenses, A9G,3G8 il
Intercourse with foreign
nations, S8. ,OOO 81
The military establish-
ment, including ar
rcarages, and Indian
Department, G,sS5,l52 %
The naval establish
ment, including The
marine corps, 2.6il $50 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
cosrMu NIchTIoS.

perceive. from the bills OF the day,
that the popular tragedy OF GEORGE
B.RxwElL is to be performed at the
Theatre this evening. cannot let pass
the opportunity, which the occasion al
jords, Of inviting public attention to 'A's
excellent play, which has received the
sanction Of appreciation from every admi'
rer of the drama, and drawn forth occa-
sioual praises from the NEST rigid mora
lists. What bit its deep interest and
sterling worth could have continued 1t so
long upon the stage-a period OF more
than 100 years? While other ePheme-
raj productions are doomed to short
lived existence--.while affecting melo-
dramas, fascinating comedies, and plea
sing operas. are yearly introduced and
yearly decline--the tragedy Of BARN
WELL maintains lis rank in our hearts,
and emits new beauties with each repre>
sentation. The simplicity OF the MARIA
tive 1.-The ingenuousness OF the pl9t...and
the highly instructive, nay moral exam
pies which rapidly succeed each ether"'
have the stroi sest claims uron our Gu
riosity-claims too powerful to PASS by
unregarded.
To those to whom the play is familiar,
will rccark that two inducements are
offered which should invite their attend
auce. These arc, tie first appearance OF
the gentleman who is to perform Barn
well. and the second appearance OF Miss
TRAJErrA. The former, who is peso
nally known 10 many of our citizens, has,
/ understand, made an engagement with
the managers, to continue with the com.
pany during the season. His reasons icr
this step are copjectuged BY his friends,
and conjecture, in this instance, is TOO
well grounded to aLU!> doubt OF IFS
correctness. Having ia early life entered
the Lavy of the U. States he ihe,e con-
tinued until the Wa with &. Britain. At
the solicitation of iil-advisers, he was IN
duced to enter the army, in which he
passed through the intermediate grades
from an ensign to that of captain. Az
the reduction Of the military establish
ment in 1915, it was his fortune las it
was that Of many truly deserving sol.
dier) to be disbanded. Thrown thus up
on the world, with all his expectations
blasted, he attempted various employ
ments, and ia each was unsuccessful.
The stage he viewed as his last resort ;
and knowing it by its truest character
the mirror Of virtue and the scourge OF
vice--has placed himself under its &C.
NAL influence, to claim the protection OF
an indulgent audience against the Perse-
cutions of an unSrateiul world.
OF Miss TRAJErrA, trust the recol-
lection Of her performance on Tuesday
evening. will have greater weight than
airy remarks which can Offer For
cannot believe that the applause then ten
dered to her was any other than the sPoR-
taneous effusion oil unteigned admiration
The admirable duet Of Street is the
ru!s," by Mr. Garner aud Miss, Trajetta,
cannot fail of finding its way to the very
heart of each lover of music.
4 Friend to Merit.
$50 6 ~ - ~
FROM THE NATIONAL lNIELLIGENcER
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20

Negroes. Guineaman, with 1911
Negroes on board, prize to the Patriot
brig Morgiana, arrived at st. Mary's on
the night of tie 3O.h November-she is
detained by The United States qua boat
No. 1863. ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
CONGRESS-.
HOIJsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Wednesday, December Il.
Air. Bryan, of North Carolina, appear
ed and took his seat.
MIR. Robertson, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported bill for the re-
Ref Of Samuel Acknan, and bill for the
relief of Joseph Earwood which were
seyersilv twice read aud committed.
MIR. Williams. of N. C. from the Com-
mittee of Claims, made sn untavorable
rrport on the petition OF John g. Mack
iii . which was read and conquered in.
The Sneaker laid before the House the
following communication from the Trea-
.ury Department, which was ordered to
be printed, with the accompanying docu-
Treasury Department, !
Dec. IL, 1917.
S,R,-I have the honor to transmit
herewith, for the information ct the House
of Repre- entatives, al estimate oil the
CONCENTRATIONS for the service oil the year
ISIS, amounting to Sl0,s25,l9l 6s, VIZ:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20

A large amount of property imported
from Amelia was seized by the Unitee
States at st. Maey's on the 4th instant
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
Savannah, December II,

tIU tHNHUWI TItNtHIUtT U 10
1t is generally believed, or rather pub
lie report says, that Saturday next, the
18th instant, is the day pitched upon for
the purpose Of taxing possession OF Anne
liza bv TIE American forces, which are
numerously assembling for the purpose.
piussun.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20

FROM THE NATIONAL lNtELLIGENeER
OF YESTERDAY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-23
Land for Sale

TE ga ly app'icstirNi, madr, ] will dis.
4 p,ss OF 49H as-es Of the CEDAR
GROVE tract If land. There is surplus
timber AMI Cira wool enolgh On the part
purpose selling {, naY. with judlc'ous
management, more lhanhst the purchase
money, at the price ask. fAe situation
is healthy. AMI the laad fertile. Cent?
guilty to marks: is also amons its advsn
tases: i, being within less than mile OF
Mr.. Jonathan Janncy's mil, where the
Alexandria price may be had tor srain'
Persons wishing to purchase will apny
to, the subscribe, residing at Cedar
Grove. ten miles hcicw Alexandra, and
sue below Jauney'S mill.
sent. 90 EDGAR MCAREf.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-23
Huniitou'S EiiTir.

4 sovereign remcdy Tor co!ds. Ohsti-
nate coughs, as;hmas. sore threats, G..
t.rrhs. AMI approachin, ccnsupp;iaGs.-
To parca.s who have chilAren afflicted
with the R00PLrG COUGH thi. d..
coverv is Of the first magnitude, as il az
foris immediate relief, { ceks the pro-
gres.. and in a short time entirely re-
aavrs tie most cruel disorders to which
children are liable. The Elixir is per-
fcot1y agreeable. and the dose 50 small
thar No difficulty arises in taking il.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-23
Description of HORNS. aud lie s. mp,
toms bu ;cbich then are kuC,cn.

Worms witch irfeSt the human body
a.e chiefly OF four kinds viz-'ihe tt
res or large round worm the Ascari-
dies az small maw-worm the Cocarbi-
tirr VI short nat white worm : and
lastly. The Tenia or taPe-wOrm, 8" call.
cd from It's resemblance 20 tape. Til,
is often many yards !cng and.is full {.
joints. 1t is NOS, hurtfui and most dill
cult to remove.
Amcrs the symptoms attending ror'l,
interchangeable breath, especially il
TIE morning bad and corrupted gums /;
itching in the nose. and about tie SCAT /:
COMMISSIONS. epiiepuc fits, and sometime
priyation Of speech: starting and grind
ing Of lie teeth Ia sleep: irregular q: nc
tie. sometimes .oarh;n- food and soEie
times Noracious p1rsins with .iimy and
fet;d stools vomiting: large and .ia-d
belly : pains and sickness at the SO.
mach pains IN the head and thighs AMI
low ne>s of splits: slow fever with small
and Irregular pg!Se; dry cough; evoos-
s!ve thirst; sometimes pale and unhealthy
countenauoe and some times taC taco 6!os
ted and flushed.
Persons afflicted with a~y o! the allow
symptoms shoGld nave immediate re.
course to Nsaalteu's Warm destroying
I1ozcpges, whiea have been constantly
attended with success in a. complaint,
similar 10 thaSc above described.
4 dose 81 tbs medicine siven ,,,a,
si.aally darins The warm season. will e.
iectuaily prevent "the vomiting and rU~.
ginc Of chiltrca"-a d-~sifai djsOrlc
which annually DESTROYS thousands II q Z
infant part ot osy c,.izcu>, It's itSHvre
the m;Idest and most ccrysE, r,r.ro,
ksosn, aua ha> Restored to health auu
strength a great number whaa in an al
vaRocd stage of tbs fatal compliant, Par,
neular ADD plain distractions are Sivcr
TOR every part OF the necessary treatment
in such cases,
Ckihiren generally take this me6ielnt
vita easetne>s: having pleasing apTear
ance, and an agreeable taste.
The Rcs.cratire pescder for he
TsesA and Cams,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-23

r E9r my EMPLOY on Thursday. the
llth iustant Sc want boy. named
SPENCER: he IS ABOUT ID or II I'1's
ID. tnicra1'y wei grown, is bow legged,
Of light ye,ioS CON, cSion. s'aahHe'S
wssa spoken 20. he i probably turHins
about town. aud viii no doubt try f. pass
Tor free boy. | viii give the above re.
ward il taken more than tel miles troh
town tc-,iui.a:s If taken out oi the DIS
;rict, anu I've il ,akcn w..h;n The district.
| lorcwarn all persons from ha'b1rirs "r
carving If said 5Ov. rs am deterWlncd
10 have such BLENDERS punished TO the
exteat Of the las. I. MOUNT.
sept. :. Ga
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-23
Land for Sale

rvAE subscribers wall offer at public
: sale. on MONDAY tie I.;a NGSsm-
bar next, if far. Il not. the i.cx: fair day
thersaf,ey-A Tract ol LAND on PatuS-
est river, near I. aewaB' Point. known
by the name Of TIMER Ne K, So =
,poSrJ 10 contain 500 acses-It is wei
wooded. and vcgii make a desirable ILL.,
tie farm. Terms 3! sale 6 aud Il noair
credit, with band AMI good security.
GEORGE FOi BES.
UORATl0 C..a'ELrSRRf.
Dctrser 10 insults
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-23
win,4w
October is

hr!tlSh ~ american oUAIioiiaty'
y uSr received, for sale by the sub
81 Scrjhers, a complete assortment ui
STATION tRf ARTICLES,
cnNsI>rlNo CT
Srpcrfnc fore x qHartc past, hot press
ed. Ill AID plain he,r vel um ard corn-
mon taolseap papet drawing. log. IRON
monger's Ia &c Wrapping 4 h;pl'irg do /:
aIl.-e quantity Of quilts Of all prices
Ourah, English aud American very best
inkncwder: Jagau s India ink ClOU;'s
durable IL. D.; Crcharr'> AID iiumphrsys'
hot urs, So eagle cards; insi,atton and
visiting ditto. PLATA, sit and embossed !;
best back lead aud cameI, bar pencils
and craYnns: Rec cs'S genuine Cu'urS IN
l,,ue ard small boxes and sing" cakes !;
pen-k ives Of he vcr, first quality, iom
one 10 cight blades, aud drsS kni,c, (:
ivory folders: E.rpusn, pewter, glass,
piatcd and pocket ink ,iards Of all >or :;
ssu,lemen's AND ladies' elegant real Me-
rocco rrckct books, SILVER mCuu,cd.
with and without ins rumcats, ladies'
thread cases AID work Sux,s fine ard
common: pocket book OF every dcscrip
lion: asses skin tablets: s.liinS wax
and waters: and and pouncc boxes, AID
ink sand cogutiag hoqSe files d lace, !;
ii lin strings, Gr,man < Roman; States
aud pencils: Iudia rubber; silver and
plated pencil cas.s. wafer sesls; plated
uecia.!es; CUTTERS scales aud diYiGcrs:
mathematical instruments in cases, and
! srea, VARIETY al room haugipcs.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-23

rENlE SUBSCRIBER will sell, on
reasonable teens, valuable and
nrolnctive iarm 81 6l0 acres, or therea-
soats-bsins part nfthe lands Of tn late
Richard Rrcnt, living cn Kettle Ran in
the county Of Prince WilIia", IA the
s,a.e osN:rg;ais so miles from the oc-
cocu,n Mi'ls~-,;5 miles from Naxan-
d il. and abou, The same distance 'rOm
Georgetown and the City Of Washington
rn;s EARN lies in the centre ot an excel.
m, aciyhb,rhnOd is handsomely stu
a'el-abrndau.|Y watcrc'', and has upon
il an annie propo. ton Of wood. The
soil is naturally strong, and conSidera-
Die norton Of It has for some years past,
been cultivn,ed according 20 the most
ap,rcvsA rules IS nrdern hu>tandrv-
Possession will be gwen on the first day
uf Ianua-yasxt. Tie :ermS upon which
this rr4perty will D. spIl, wi'l be made
saowa unpa Application t. Geerse L..
Brent, ut Stafford County. Va. or TO The
subscriber living 10 Alexandria.
sI0uN ID. SINMS.
Sroter,'pcr 4 Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-23
OaiCS at auction
On Weduesddys and Saturdays,


WILL BE OFFERED,
At the Auction Office Oh Union street.
Between King and Prince
4 N extensive and general assortment
a of seasonable Goods, o! British.
French. German. India. and domestic
Manufacture. which will be well select.
ed, and we'll worthy the attention Of
town and country merchants and others
as the undersigned will be abundanhyy
supplied from the manuiact.rs and Their
friends in Boston. New York and Phlla-
phia--which viii give 70 gentlemen an
opportunity Of LAYING in thc:r goods IN IS
good terms as they can he m those cities
taxing into yicw tie difference Of Ex-
chanee, etc. etc.
The particular description "i goods
will be advertised in tue Papa.s OF tie
ay.
Consignments strictly attended to ard
liberal ad"ances made !. desirable.
John jackson 81 CO.