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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-18
Young Ladies Seminary.

AIRS. COTTRlNGER, Of Philadel.
NE phia, respectfully informs the pub
lie that she proposes opening Boarding
aud Day School at Alexandria, where the
various branches Of education vail BE-
taught. For terms. apply to James b
NickolIs, or Alexander Moore, OF Alex.
andria, aud kicha,d Harrison, csc. Wash
Ing,un city.
.PIhe school will commence on the
lst Of Decembeg nszs.
October q In
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Spanish Hides, &c.
TIME Subscriber has fur sale on rea-
j sonable terms
500 Spanish hides Of good quality
40 barrels tanners oil
!. 10 do spcrmaceti, winter and
summer strained
90 hhds Barbados sugar, good 9y.,
so do 81 quality
90 do 81 quality DO
90 hhds prime retailing molasses,
5000 lbs green coffee
1000 bushels Turks Island salt
1000 do ground alum
100 barrels vel! cured herrngs, fit
for family use:-Apply to
M0RDECAI MEIER,
November IS thstu1m
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Notice.

VVHE members of the ST. AN
Il DREWS SOCIETY are hereby
notified that stated quortetly meeting
OF the society will be held at Mis-. M'Dou-
gals, on Tuesday the 18th instant, at E
P. IL. By order OF the President,
JAS. FILMING, Sec'y. pro TEN.
November II
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Alexandra I heatre.

IN compliance with the wish of several
gen'lepen, a limited Number of SEA-
SON TICKETS may be had by apply
Ing at the Gazette and Herald offices.
November Is thisst
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MARRIED.

% Tuesday evening last, BY the Rev.
nm Weems, DIR. WM. MARSHALL, o.
IlRce 6earge's county, Ma l4ud, to
''',, ELEANOR BESsoN, Of Charles coun-
". MARYLAND.
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NN Eack0ss s Coffee Hoass .Ssh
S4EMARiNE JOURNAL. srSS

NJ 'F ALExAYDRIA...NoFENBER Il.
Cari, Lane, brig Plantrr, 81 days f..
= H,'T,PcOi, (aOtictd yesterday spoke.
U,''asT u, lat. -, 50. lpn. is, so, a
.'n' . g irN'a Antwerp, for Suma', |;
- IA. SIS, II, Ion, 81, an English
~; .s'p With troops, iFVm tLe Cape
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Sales at auction.
By P. G.. MaRSTELEER.

=, THIS DAY. 1t 10 i N.
VII be. sold at the Vepdue Store, corner
Of Prince and Wa er streets,
2 bales sup.ritne broadclpshs
do ,cassineres
FlanDels
Plains
striped Blankets
! case lambs wool hose
Flushings
kerseys 80 >. Inns,
Cambria, leno, jaconet s book NUS
Muslin handkerchi9ls
Coatinss 49,,
Domestic cottons
Lawns
Irish linens -
Silk aud cotton laces
Ribbons
Sewing silks, cottens q, threads
Buckskin, kid e beaver gloves, etc.
S aids. MuscOyado sugar
/ half pipe Teneriffe wine
4 tubs steel
10 boxes glassware
9 cases Hne French hats
Sideboards; chairs, etc. etc.
November IS ..-
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Notice.
Albany Oats.

EOHN G. LADD 4 Co. expect daily
Cd $500 Bushels Albany Oats, oil the last
years c,or, and equal to any ever ero't
20 this market-which. they wall contract
10 deliver on arrival, at lar price
November II
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PhineaS Janney

Phineas Janney
OFFERS for sale the. cargo sf the
" ship Fair Trader, from STOCK
HOLM, consisting Of
S903 Tons Szpedish Bar iron and
!, dsPloggh Plates,
Whicl;yf:h the iron he has in store,
makes lis assortment very complete
viz fit bars, iron | TO 6 inches vide,
and from to II inches thick. AMONGST
this is large proportion Of beautifully
drawn tire iron, square bars from ! 20 f.
inches, oand do fom to IA inehes<
plough plates, 5 different sizes; also, n
few tons of SWEDISH sTEEL, Of sx.
cellent quality, in bundles.
lith no. II tuth x
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HIGHE SI.PRlZES.


C0HEJN's LOTTERY e EXCHANGE 0FFICE,2
NoYEMEkR.6 1917.
cF TIE Of throughout the fowiugme
the time fixed Tor the drawing, with the
hcaar which The stationary will be awarded having
ermred space between each drawing with Of giving
and which days the Capitals Of Fifty Thousand and One
Hundred Thousand Dollars will be drawn.
THE DRAWING BEGINS ,.r.,,f.
ON (NovEMBER) .
26-Te will entitled $4,000
Nos. will be each eutsl $500
Sd Nos will be each entitled 81 900
Tuesday number will be entitled to $4,000
5 first drawn Nos. will be each enitedtO $500
number will be entitled $4,000
drawn will be entitled to $500
9Th - s l! drawn number will be entitled $4,000
yin 's' drawn number will be entitled $1,000
10th and aing Wednesday, 7hSxy days after which time all the Prizes
become able at the office of the
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ynAxELIS's wAGGERY.

Extract from one Of Franki;Rs letters.
"For ray own part, wish the bald ca
ole had rot been chosen "a the represent
Live Of our cosntry-he is bird OF bad
moral Characterize does rot get his Ev
mp honestiy-yna may baTe seen hun
rerched on trec, where, tpo lazy tg hsh
pr himself, he watches the labors OF the
f,h,.g hawk-and when that dilisent
BID has at length taken fish, and Is
b arinr IL to bis nest, tor the support Of
IN, nate and young ones, the bald eagle
rg,sucs him aud takes it lroIrhin. With
al thi, injustice he Is never in good case
-hut, Ike those among meh who live by
sla-piug and rob5ng, he is generally We
=, poor, and ofJeE very lGGsY. BESIDES,
lie !, saak cOUaTd-the h;Ste king bird,
not bigger than a sparrow, ATTACKS mm
boldly, and drives l:.n cut Of the district.
lie IS therefore by no means a proper en-
pea !or the brave and honest Americans
VINO have driven ala the king birds from
our cpuntry-thoush exactly fit for that
oder of Knights which the French call
,heyaliers d',nduStrie. i am on this ae.
tount not di.pleased that The figure is
rot Known as n bald eagle, bat looks
Iaore like turkey. For, in truth, the
tu.key is, 10 comparison, a rouch more
respectable bril-, and, witha', a true orisi-
nal naive Of kmerica--EagleS have been
found in all COMMITTEES, the turkey was Pc
culiar 10 Gur's-the FIRST Of this species
seen in Europe, being brought to France
by the JesGits from canada, aud served
NJ at the wedding table Of Charles the
*. He l. besides (thossh little vain
aud silly 'tis true. but not the worse EN-
L;,m for that bird Of courage, & would
Lit heS'ste to attack greuadier OF the
British guards, who should presume 10 III
wade his lacm-yard with red coat on"
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Public Sale.

ny virtue of an order from the Or.
ID phans' Court Of Charles county,
will BE- offered at public sale on Tuesday,
the a5ih of November next, il fair, it not,
the next fair dag, all the PERSONAL
ESTATE of Samuel A. Berry, deceased,
consisting Of from 90 to 30Saluable Ne
sroes--men; women and children, II
head Of horses, so head Of cattle, so head
If sheep, 90 barrels corn, a quantity OF
fodder, wheat and rye straw, a quantity
of new feathers. 20 barrels cytler, I bar.
rel peach brandy, u crop Of tobacco, now
in the house, supposed to be lQeW
weight, plantation utensils, and many o.
tier articles. too tedious to enunerate.--
The sale will take place at the late resi-
dence of the deceased, at II o'clock On
the aforesaid day, aud will continue from
day to day till all is sold. Ths terms
ace cash. MARY BERRY,
Admx. OF Saml. A. Berry, decd.
Oclcs res isthsiuSI
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EXTRAORDINARY ELEPHANTS.

The ioiiuwmg copy Of an official let
ter from the officer commanding the
Ramghur Battalion, in Bengal, to the
magistrate Of that lillian, (diN isinn) is,
We understand, new u the public -
"Ihave the hunur to state to you.
that on the s4th of March at midnight,
! received information that two Elo-
plants. of an uncommon size, had
made their appearance within a few
hunircd yards of the environments,
and close to a village, the inhabitants
(Which were in the greatest alarm.
last no time in despatcking all the
pablo aud private elephants at the
station in pursuit of them, and at day
break of the 26th, was informed that
G2ir very superior size and apparent
fcrrcncss. had rendered all attempts
i,r their seizure unavailable, and that
tue mast experienced driver was dan
g,roasiy wounded, the Elephant on
which he rode having been struck to
t4e ground by one of the Wild ones,
which. with its companion, had after
Wards retreated to sugar plantation
adjoining the village Of JusipOor. l
Immediately ordered Out the guns of
tals place; but sry DESTROYS, in the
FIRST instance. to try every means OF
catching them, assembled the inha-
JItantS Of this neighborhnOd, With the
assistance Of Ragah RQsnaut Sing.
ant caused Nv deep pits 10 be prcpa-
red or TIE edge OF the sugar cane
Plantations, in which our elephants and
PEG lie, Wit, tue utmost difficulty. con-
tTncd to retain the animals during
Inc day. When the pits were report
cd rcaay.Ne repaired to the spot. and
they were with much difficulty driven
lH'o them but unfortunately ole of
te pits did not prove sufficiently deep,
and tue Elephant ti,at escaped fran it
VAp'CScGccyi many witnesses )assist-
Ell H'S S"'Hfaniun od; with his trunk
1Sli, "err, hgWtNer, bruGsut back
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Patuxent Land for sale.

|nNE thousand acres valuable Land
~ for sale, bounded Old one side by the
river Patuxen,, on another by the main
road leading from Washington city to
Annapolis, in Anne Arundel county a.
bout go miles from Baltimore, "a from
w ashington, and IS from Annapolis
This Iand is well calculated for tobacco,
corn and rye there is also good pro-
portien of meadow. 1t is very veil wa
tered by continual springs, and about 400
acres in wood. A further description is
thought unnecessary, as those wishing to
purchase will no doubt visit the premises.
Persons desireus u viewing this pro-
perry will please to call Oh Mr.. Robert
Fenwick, White Marsh, who will give
every information. 1t will be sold alto
getbsr or in .ots, as may sait purchasers.
Fur the terms Of sale, &c. application
Is to be made tn the subscriber, at George
town college. FRANCIS NEALE.
November 10 mmfIm
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-ssS n @SS@ =,

" We have received an anonymous
ietteT from Georgetown, containing an
extract from an English publication, aud
caationing the public against an imposi-
ton said to have been successfully prac.
tised for some time past. The author q
the letter must be aware of the improprie-
ty Of our publishing a communication
which may BE- ibsl!ous: at all events, he
will excuse Us for retaining from doing
ssuntl his name and proof Of the gen.
uinedgss Of the extract be lef. With the
editor,
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CONSCIENCE.


An Indian being among his white
neiShb0rs, asked for a little tobacco
to smoke enc of them having some
loose in his pocket, gave him hand
fal. The following day the Indian
came back. enqairing for the donor,
saying he had found a quarter Of a
dollar among the tobacco Being
told that he might as well keep it, he
answered, pointing to his breast, 81
got gpod man Il bad man here, and
the good man say it ant mine; must
return it to the owner the bad say,
why he give ii You, and it is your own
the good man say, that not right ;
the tobacco is yours, not the money !;
the bad man say. never mind, you got
it, go buy some dram the good man
say, no, no, you must net do $3.50 l
don't know what to do, aud / think !
60 to sleep but the good man and the
bad man keep talking all night, and
trouble me, and now l think bring tile
money hack, ! feel good.
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49,. In. sharers Of his Iur econ in
a., and their husbands; | grand
rr I'D venerable grand uncle,
ard priar Of Malta, with hair as
Il = sauw. and his cross and his or
,,rn . proudly as when he had Is
1 C,rtb 2; TIE head OF his pious troops
/ let The E." payaim foe" or Christian
,y Suci was TIC group mat recGiv-
| :, ,he saloon Of La Grange; such
,bs close knit circle. that made our
last AID cur diEner party; accoW-
.;sd us in our delightful rambles thro'
,ronpds a0d woods OF Grange, and
| .I,utly presented the most perfect u
:, Cf family interests. habits, taste, and
c'iOn"
/ Ne naturally expect to find strong
.r,s of time In the form Of those, with
,s.s raEe aud deeds We have been
acquainted; Of those who bad OBJ
|.oed the SURFACES Of the world almost
|Si,re re had entered il. But, on the
|.s,son OF La fayette, time has left no
,m essiOn; not a wrinkle burrows the
mile brow, and his unbent add noble d
me is still as upright, bold, and vigOr-
~. as the mind that informs II. Grace,
.irsngth, and dignity, still distinguish the
"a. person Of this extraordinary mani
though more than forty yeas before
\, world, engaged in scenes OF strange
nd syen,fal conflict, does not yet ap-
oar 10 have reached his climsctsric.--
as,ling and active on his farm, graceful
md elegant in his saloon, IL Is dincait
!, trace, in one OF the most successful
.r,;culturalists, and one Of tn. most per-
! q sne gentlemen that France has pro-
cel, a warrior and a legislator. The
striot, however, is always disceruable.
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by last Evenings Mail:
from the Baltimore Patriot, Nor. 10

From the Baltimore Patriot, Nor. 10.
IMPORTANT MISSION.
We are credibly and satisfactorily In
formed, that the hon. Cesar A. Rodney,
Of he aware. John Graham, esq. OF Wash
iugton, and the hon. irheodorick Bland,
of 3 fillmore, have been appointed COM
mission to proceed to South America,
on business, We believe, relative to the
Independence oil that country, and that
Il. NJ. Breckenridge, esq. ct ibis city,
will 20 out Us secretary to the mission.
1t is expected they will proceed In lew
day in the Congress Iriga,e from Annapo'
h,. We tank It proper TO remark that
cur Information Is not derived from either
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Bank of Potomac,

November I, 1917.
NTOTICE is hereby given the Stock
~ holders of the Bank OF Potomac.
that dividend on the capital stock, Of
four per cent for the last six months is
declai ed, and will be paid them Or their
representatives on "Wednesday next, the
5th instant.
By order Of the President and 'direc-
tors, Z. PAGE, Cashier.
November l
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tSN Exchange Coffee House IN
N&MARlNE JOURNAL. 49,
PoRT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I

PORT OF acknowledgements IL.
! =, ARRIVED,
Stk instant, schr Maria, MsrbIrv, fr.
Lisbon, via Madeira Left Lisbon 18th
Sept. and Madeira a8,h. Left, at Ma.
deira, brig Elizabeth Sturges, Maxwell,
Of Philadelphia. to sail in two days. Oct.
81, lat. 81, so. Ion. 67, -, spoke En-
gtish brig Cerberus, Wm. Wilson, mas
ter, 20 days from the River OF Plate,
bound to Baltimore.
RF- ENTERED. =
Ship Fair T:ader, Dyer, Stockholm.
Brig Fame, Davis, st. Andrews.
Venus, Saunders, st. Thomas's
British schr Sector, Kerr, Trinidad.
- Fame, Whitney, Barbados
Lydia, Bragdon, Neaburyport.
- George Washington, John Mid
dleton, Norfolk.
- Sally, Sheldon, do.
Sloop Ocean, Joseph Middleton, do.
- Regulator, Chadwick, New-Bsd-
ford.
- Visitor, Merryman, Bath.
CLEARED,
Ship Commerce, Crowdhill, Amster-
dam.
British sohr Echo, Cook, Barbados.
- BoEna, Sylvester, Madeira.
- Sloop Merit, franklin, George
town, . o.
.JTE,MOR.l.RJl.H
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Ma. BONDS
Account of Botany Bay &c.

Price One Dollar.
TN consequence Of the absolutely un-
precedented orders for copies Of this
publication, a Sixth Edition has recently
bsen published, to be had only Of the
learned Author 10 person. To prevent
trouble, the money must be psid at the
time Of ordering the above celebrated
Work.
Names Of those who have ordered CO.
pies Prince Regent. Dake Of York,
Duke of Kent, Duke Of Sussex, Duke Of
Cambridge, Duke Of Devonshire, duke Of
Newcastle, Duke Of Argyle, Marquis Of
northampton, Marquis Thomond, Mar
duis Of Donegal, Marquis Of Tweedale,
Lord Annesley, Lord Cahir, Lord Mayo,
Lord Northland, Lord Lifford, Lord Fin
gal, Lord Lake; Lord Glenbervie, Lord
Glentworth, Lord Glasgow, Lord Ban.
try, Bar on Graham, Baron Hotham, Bi.
shop of Salisbury, Bishop Of Doublin.
Her Majesty, Princess Elizabeth, Du.
chess Of York, Duchess of Devonshire.
Dowager Duchess of Rutland, Dowager
Lady de Clifford, Lady Wellington,
Dowager Countess Liverpool, etc.
Georgetown Printed by II. B. Bla-
grove. Nos. ll-Sr
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Young Ladies' Seminary.

AIRS. COTTRINGER. of Philadel-
lNA phia, respectfully informs the pub
lie that she proposes opening Boarding
and Day School at Alexandra, where the
variuus branches of education will be
taught. For terms, apply to James B.
Nichols, or Ale .nder Moore, Of Alex
andria, aud Richard Harrison, esq: Wash
ington city.
TThe school will commence on the
LIST Of December next.
October 81 I'm
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with mach trouble, to thc sugar cane
plantation. and no particular instance
81 vice Or iierC-ness having appeared
in the course of the day, Twas anxious
to make another trial 10 catch them.
The pioneers therefore set 10 work /.
to deepen the old, aud prS,are new
holes, against day break. when pre-
posed making the iin'd attempt. At
O'Clock of the morning yesterday,
however, they burst through all my
guards, and making for village 8
miles distant, entered with so much
rapidity, that tie hnrsemen who gal
loped in front of them. had not time
to apprisc the inhabitaats of their
danger ; and l regret to say. that
one man was torn limb from limb, a
child trod,lcn to death. and two wo-
men wounded. Their destruction was
now become absolutely necessary, Il
as they appeared to show no inrlina-
ton 10 quit the village, We gained time.
to bring up The four Founders. from
which they soon received round shot,
and abundance of grape each. The
largest Of the two was soon brought
to the ground, by a rouud sho; in the
head, utatter remaining there quar-
ter ofan hour, apparently lifcless, he
got up as vigorous as ever. and the
desperation of both exceeded all de-
scription--they made repeated char
gcs nearly within 100 yards Of the
guns, and had it Aot been for the I'M
common steadiness and bravery Of the
artillery men (who more than once
turned them of by shot in the head
when within few yards of them,
many casualties must have-happencd.
We were now obliged to desiSt for the
want of ammunition and shot !; and be-
fore fresh supply could be obtained,
the Elephants quilted the village. and
though streaming with blood from
100 wounds, proceeded with a rapid
ty, of which before | had no idea. to
Hazarabans. They were at length
brought up by the hnrsemen, and our
elephants, when within a very short
space of a crowder (Bazar), and ulti-
nately, after many renewals of their
most formidable attack on tile guns,
they gave up the contest with their
lives. Nineteen fosr pound shot have
already been taken out of their bodies,
aud / imagine that eighteen more
will be found. have been thus par
ticular. both because think the tran
saction worthy of being recorded, and
also from hope, that you will con.
cur with me in the propriety Of an
application 10 government. for com.
pensation for the damages suffered by
the owners Of the villages of Jusipoor
and Grad, from the destruction Of
much grain, 81. 1inclose a correct
measurement Of one Of the elephants,
which will be read with surprise. |
am OF opinion. they must have esca-
ped from Hydrapad, or some part
Of the Ocean. for / have never heard
of, or seen animals of this size in this
part of India.
fhaye the honor to be. E. r.
Captain. commanding Ramghur Bait.
HaIarabQns, 29h Sept. 1910.
Lcagth from the end of the I Film.
4 n ?
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.Noremter 4, 1917.
NTOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
IL holders Of the GREAT HtNT1Na
CRREK BRipeE CoMrAnY that divi.
dend Of one dollar per share s'this day
declared, payable at my Office 90 or after
the 18th instant.
JNO. d. VOWEL, neas'r.
November 6 .-.... thswSt p,
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Boarding.

MRS. MARSTELLER; residing at
Nl the corner of Prince and WASH
ington streets, begs leave to inform the
public, that she proposes to take few
young persons, either Boys or Girls, to
board during the winter. Oct 7.
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Paper Hang.Hgs

TUsT received and Tor sale BY the
d subscriber, handsome. assortment
Of Paper Harsinss- among which are a
lew sets Of decorated Landscapes and
IHdian SceLery. Z. GILMAN.
~ Room, papered in the aeatest
manner by application as above.
November 8 stuthst 80.
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ALExkNpRIs. LIST Nov, 1917,

ALEXANDRIA, lst Nov. 1877. -
NOTICE is hereby given to the
IL stockholders Of the Columbian In
surance Company OF Alexandra, that a
dividend Of Two DoIIns per share, frsm
the profits Of last half year, has this day
been declared. payable at their Office on
or otter the Nth fpstant.-By order Of
the Board, VIZ WILSON. sec'y.
November s dtuthN
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Sales at auction.
BIZ JOHN JACKSON g Co.

THIS DAY, at 10 a. N.
Will be sold at our Auction Room, on
UriOn-street,
The Stock of House declining busi-
ness-comprisins a very general assert.
ment of a
Cotton, TpooHen, Silk and Lihed
Goods;
the sale Of which will be Peremptory.-l
Conditions at sale. Nov. IL
On THURSDAY. at S Am.
Will be sod. at the auction room Union-
street, without reserve, and in lots 10 !.
suit purchasers
II best gentlemen's saddles, with
hard plate English stirrups complete,
IL best brides, plate bits.
90 low priced saddles.
10 dozen Low priced brides.
sett superb carriage harness.
2" best plated gig do.
1" gilt do.
\. 1" block japau'd.
November IL 81.
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Pine Apple Cheese.

Pine Apple Cheese.
10 BOXES ct English Pine Apple
10 Cheese, recently imported and
Of excellent quality, just received 4 for
sale by
BARNEWALL u POPffAM,
Merchants Wharf
November 8 lot
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Cheap Cash Store.

Cheap Cash Store.
TIME sabscrib r. has just opened and
offers for sale, at the corner of King
and Fairfax-streets, and next door to
Messrs John Withers 4 Co. large as
s0rtment of 20
SeassnaHe Dry Cords,
which were principally bought at auction
for CASH, and will be sold at the low
est prices. SAMUEL MARX.
October 20 4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-12
For Sale.

A FEW copies Of Lewis's large Map
n Of the U. States. and Madison's
Map Of Virginia, for sale at, the auction
room Of P. G. MARSTELLER. ,
November g., lot
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Tanning and CurrYing.

JOSEPH HEST ON continues 10 car
- ~ on the above business at his old
stand 10 Prince street, between Water
and Union streets, where he will be al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with promptness and despatch.
He keeps constantly on hand large
assortment Of