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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17
ALEXANDRIA:
g THURSDAY. APRIL II, 1917.
10 The Editor of rhe Gazette.

0hs
When l wrote ny last letter, (seel
vorday's Gazette), l had not--indeed y
.ooId mot have, read the account which
rsovosc YOU have seen in the Baltimore
r,deral Republican, Of the dasains nap
,;als Of . our sa.!snt. gay Lothario," Mr.
AMBASSADOR Russell. That singular at
Air however comes so expressly in point
,,,p illustration of the truth Of my 49,.
.,r,;Ous in that letter, VIZ. that " in lux.
rry, eltrayssancc, ostentation, and all
ne salid sensuality as well as the fanci.
nl fri2pery which distinguishes the old
cOartry, we DO not Las far behind Lon.
don On the day that George the SID was
list IN has present mist of insani:y," that
,resdec careless of dates might suppose
lad i; in nv eye. But, I really bad
rot: AID as prout that l had not, ! will!
sy .hat if / had had that incident before
ne, should have gene much further,
sd approached much nearer TO truth, b.
,s,r.,a- that We do not asuH las seh nc
,he curt OF Carleton huase dt this day,
Or ,ha; Of Versailles i'll the "paImy" days
,fI.oais tic 18th, ana las queen Marie
An,oiuette. Is there any one so ignorant
Q. he history Of nations, so little VeEscG
u the nature Of our species, as TO con-
template the headlOng DrOgresa Q. society
il this country in he yanit;cs & sensua!
iadusences q the Old world, and Syet
Believe Il possible that We can remain a
Republic or !ong retain our Liberties :
.,,ross.b.e.--To Gy certain knowledge,
the fond extravaganza and OyerwCening
d,sg.oy Of gaudery which prevails among
gu. o2uleat folks and is Us awkwaEdiy
pracdsedby thei. ha & bankrupt itnita,ors,
is nUied By all foreigners with that sneel
they ever have at our service, and that
enlts.ion which those who envy cur
prosperity may be supposed to feel at So
catering promise Of It's downfall.
ut makes US tIaluc'd, & taA'A Of other
nations;
"Taey elepe US rpstsrts, 4 with swiniSN
phrase
SOIL our addit on."
God forbid that tie freedom Of private
viii, So long as it Is innOcuOus to the PAD
lie, should ever be exposed to restric
ton Though shall ever agree will
the wise cid gentleman Of Antiquity thu
d" Iarps SsRi!is .1lROr," yet l have nj
!del Of publicly cea:uring an old gentle
man, even though be had as many chIi'
1reu and as may years oil has head a.
King Prism, for prevailing, II he Can, o.
Youth and beauty to make joint stock
partnership with deerspitude and age
for dangling doll at the head Oh Ms
srutch, and committing the tfoIie OF sh'
outrage, call 1t whIsh you VIII OF maHi
.non,: but when L-see 3 grave, old re-
publican statesman, olt tor 4 short nuns
trAnsPlAnted from the very SOIL Oh s'mPh'
s'ty, rigid truSalI'y anu stIh' s"'2 lFu'
deuce, (Rh0de ls'and} INTO tie 'e'! ao'
hed u luxury, sensua'Hy' ext a'aSe'''
and vicious eOxc"'n'Fy' ana c0ni'Ho '''
again A!ecteI 4 reeA'Es "ih us S'e'''i''
20 discriminate all ths exotic VICES 81 Tia
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SALES AT AUCIlON.
Blu JOHN JACKSON g co.

THIS DAY, at 10 A. NJ.
At the Auction Room, Union street, be-
tween King and Prince,
500 Sacks ground alum salt
so Barrels beef
ALSO,
TWILL be sold, the stock in trade Of
w a house declining business, con
.isting Of teas, sugars, wines, rum, bran.
DIV. gin, rolasses, &c. &c.
April IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17

We learn By the schooner Hiram,
that Commodore Browns despatch
GOAT arrived at Carracoa on the 18th
,uitimo, from the Main, with q repor:
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Fine pale transparent Ale.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs
the public that he has received,
this season, quantity Of the above arti.
Gle, $50 highly appreciated in this ety.
under the Immediate inspection Of Mr..
George D. Crosby, late of the firm q
Crosby and Say-and which he offers for
sale on his usual terms Also, old and
new PORTER, Of superior quality.
WILLIAM MORRISON,
No. 70, Cbesuut.st. PhiieIelpbis.
~ Orders from any part 81 the con.
|tinent promptly executed.
april Is 6lwe
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LOST,
|AN Sunday The s.h Instant. between
~ fuckers wharf and the post office,
as near as the subscriber can recolIect,
a small red morocco POCKET BOOK,
considerably worn, containing Fifty u
sixty cents in small bills, note for two
dollars, given BY WiIliam Hollis to James
Jackson. and some parers Of % value 10
ANY but the owneF,
The finder will receive a liberal re.
ward py leaving the said Pocket Book 2:
'he store Of Cook and Clare, Ramsa5's
wharf. WM. G. ELADFs,
april Is ~
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independent Blues.

WOU viii parade at the market SQUARE
Z On Saturday ne-. at three O'Clock
III complete uniform.
T A Meeting If the Company vii. b
held on Friday evening, at the coutt
bousc, at half past z O'Clock to whicl
Inc attention of the members is particu
la?ly requested by order,
IL, LANGiRY. Serj't.
april Il st
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Beaver Hats.
A CONSIGNMENT Of a few cases
"A Of Mems fashionable BEAVER
HATS, of a good quality, put upin cases
of two dozen each, well suited Tor the
country trade,
s. B. GODDARD, King ST.
april II 81
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TOMORROW,

TOMORROW,
AT 10 o'clock, at their Auction Rooms,
s6 Packages British, French,
India, and Domestic Goods;
Comprising as complete, general, and
we'll selected an assortnent as were ever
offered at an auction in this town, and
we'll worth the attention Of dry good
merchants.
april II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
Cheap Fail & Winter Goods
JUST RECEIVED AND FoR yALR BY
ELIAS KELSEY,
No =. MIDDLE SIRE

s No =, MIDDLE STREET,
CONSISTING of fupe fine black, blue olive
~ green and mixed BROAD-CLOTHS-iow
priced dltto--milIsd and Jingle CASSlMERESsva
ricus colors--Dufis Pains, Sergst--blle olive,
green and drab Petite Cloths Queens Cloth
black, brown, olive orange cinnamon, green and
red 5OMBAZETTS--- Wiad Bores-2 bales Pan
mel, very cheap-white and eolored Canibfcs
Dimo,ie., null AID leno Mullins, nice-Forences,
I4nfripgs and Sarfne,ts, black, olive green, pink
cinnamon add other colors--4 a. s and e'e
CANT OK Shawl.. "a Merino and CsGmere do.
White, black, green and fcarle, colors--7 aud
"a imitation Patch do-iheIl g. fancy Flair Combs,
Bandees- Merino Trimmings, Scotch and Tartan
riads-green, orange and fcarlee figured Ratio
cts 6, z, 8, 9. 10 & la Rofe Blankets Swan
GSn, Swanldown and Fancy Veltings Forenline
do ladies and gentiemen's white black and tiie
Worried HOSE -ladees kid and fix GLOVES
gentemens white kid and elk -Imperia gilt
and matheman coat and vefi BUTTONo--bell do.
black and drab fix VELVET panaloon Drawers
with and without feet-Copper ,ates-indz Cal
icoes GINCHAMS; Gag and bandanna fix
HA NDKERCHkFs-cot madtals and pull
cat, do -fewing silk, Twill Pins, Needles &c.
...ALgo ON HAND =.
AN extensive ahostment of American manu-
fa6tured COCD5-among which are the follow
ing
1000 h. Warp Yarn, Nos, from,6 TO 20
| 5000 yard. Bisachel hirtiogs and Shee;ngs
| 1900 do unbIeached Shirtings
| 500 do sheetngs
| 500 do Shaker shirtings
eco dog Hair Combs
| $50 NJ cut Tacks from 9 10 10 cz
$50 do Brad. do 1910 li.2 inch
Red and coPpsrafs Yarns Ss
Bedtickings from &c to SIC per yard
BrosdcIolhs stripe. and Checks
Priea Cloaths Cotton KsEleys
ea,tinetts Diapers Ga
Ginghams Threads
Cotton Balls,
Floor, Hearth. Head, Dun and Clothes BRU HES
~ Ccuutry Merchants may as uiuaI be accom-
modated with the above Goods on the moi reaton
able terms for cali or approved credit,
Nov IL. III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

Ppnishmcnt FOR ia ming Stakers Ike
Legislature o.New-York suxoLsly deyotes
is pa,ernsl aueG.ion 70 The angmtuta'ion OF
The wealth and resources otthe State, Their
lns0lyent Law is so liberal, that thousands
ircm otler States, who wish to shake of
thg load Of debts, take Up their abode
there, aud become Incorporated into their
political family. AS another temptation to
remove 10 NewYork, their las; Legisla
tule enacted, that " whenever any married
pc son shall hereafter attach him or her
self 10 the Socicfy of SAakcrs, he or she
shall BE taken or deemed to be eisilly dad
TO all in,tnts and purposes in the law" and
that the Bond IF 4natimony shall Be dsss!-
red
This Punishment vii, probably i.l the
abodes Of The Shakers with proselytes, as il
is an old maxim, that the blood oil the mar
tyrs is The seed Of the Church Many
disconnected pairs viii suppIicate for the
b on ol being furnished in this way. The
Mansions Of the Shakers viii become, what
alr. JEFFERSON would call, an asylum fos
oppressed humani y, during the agonizlng
spasms III Infatuated man, seeking lhrougi
blood and slaughter his long lost liber y
Salem Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

L o be lee thar three 0cry brick Houfe ard sta
bles IN sseo. h;uassJ upon the Maine Greet
e has always bern occupied as Tavern. axd is as
good iznd a. there il in Szco.
AIEo-To be iet Dwelling Houfe. Slaughter
Hcufe add other hsdngs aud Tan Watts. with two
acres Of Land add good Orchard near Springs
Bridge 10 fsia saco. l. ha. been occupied for
AIMING ard hutehering number Of years and
H. an excellent nznd for 10th = immediate pcdef-
don may be had Of both prsmles. Further in
formation may be had by applying 10 the iubferi
bern Either Of the above PreEiles May be
purchsled on moderate terms and long credit with
good fecurity. DANIEL CLEAVES.
Biddeford Jsn 81 II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
Poetry.
From he Commercial ddrer.iser.

From The Commercial 1fGrerstser.
LINES
TO TIE MEMORY OF 4 YOUNG MAN LOST At Sc 4
FAREWELL, much lov'a, regretted youth
Il hat heart Il virtue, honour, truth,
No human pow could save;
That breast which once with hope beat high,
bat lnsil'd the cheek and ir'd the eye,
Now b!eaches meath the wave.
No father cles'd that fixing eye,
MOI heard thy hearts last bitter sigh
That rose at thought of home;
No mothers breast, high swoln with wee
PilIoS'd thy hapless head when low
Shrouded in oceaa's foam.
Thy pillow was the ruthless surge,
Aud hoarse Kinds sung thy funeral dirgc,
TempersHous aud rude
The sea bird as he skins the wave,
Skricks mournfrl o'er thy early grave,
And walls thee o'eF the iced.
But, fare thee well the storm i Ger,
Yet every wave that laves the shore
Thy memory shall proclaim;
And every breeze that sweeps the deep
W heu those who lovd forget 70 weep
Shall murmur HENRY's name.
JUVESIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
COMMUNICATION.
For ~ GaaeNe.
JUVL1.Is.

Among the pulpit oratorsin the United states
perhaps few in point Of animation, sablimity, and
strength of argument excel the Rev. +. Mott,
president of Union College, New-York. Many OF
the reasers of this paper may be acquainted with
the writings Of this pious man. but should few
remarks in public pager be means IF giving them
a more general spread or of Disseminating as SEN
tments and doctrines, II might be beneficial to the
pubIick.
Among the PRODUCTIONS OF this author. which
have been published, sermon preached belore The
general assembly AZ the Presbyterian church in the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
COLORING BUSINESS.

THE fubfcriber informs the public tha, he exc
cutes the
COLORTkG BUSINESS,
the new Din iiery, near Waugh Bridge, where
he will color Cloth, Clio, hes Yarn Cotton, Lin
en-. Silk or Wool, in the varioHs coIors.
s~r lie a'fo coiors aud preies thin cloth, or wo
me0 apparel. ROBERT THOMPSON
~ B. Goods left at at the Store of Melfrs. ]. &
A. Carter. for eoiourng will be Immediately at
tended to. If Portland July so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
Insurance Brokers Office.

Insurance Brokers Office,
THE UNITED MARINE & FIRE INSU
RANCE COMPANY of Portland having
ditcon,irued underwriting, the fubictlher gives
notice that he has opened an office in the fame
building for the purpofe Of Marine Ininrance
where the cuflomers to the late Office and others
invited TO ca-none bu good names will tie
offered. JAMES NEAL.
Portland, April 8. (tf.)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

ar. Nolcott, who has been elected Cover
nor Of Connected BY tie help OF the demo-
crats was once a violent sederalist, and when
Secretary Of the Treasury 70 Ihe venerable
Adams, vas publickly denounced by the dem
ocrats in Congress, ofhssing greatly missp-
Piled tie public money, and incurred much
expense ssithout cny legal authority"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
ron SHE.

two story HOUSE, with third Of an sore
h of Land, and 80 apple trees .h.reon that
bears, situated near Presumpscot bridge on the
! wer most rosd--s good stand for tradtr--
which will be sold on good term, apply 10
OLIVER KNIGHT, ca tie premises.
Falmouth, March Is. (f.)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
PAINTS, &c.
B. & Fl. BUTMAN,

B. & II. BUTMAN,
MIDDLE STREET,
uAvE JUN received. and offer for fale,
4 i 20 esiks London White Lead,
do do Red do
10 do French Yellow Ocre
do Spanilh Brown
Hhds do White
10 Bbls Lnleed Oil
S do Spirits Tucpentue
80 WI. Verdigrife
2 cafes fuperior Gum Copsl
puncheon Olive Oh
2 Bbls. Gator do
40 boxes W,ndfor Soap
5000 feet Window ats
Gold and Silver Leaf Copal WARMTH
Venetian Red-Ergiifh Lamp Black
Pruifian Bue-Cum chellac
Paient Yellow &c.
Together with general sfortment of
Medicine and Dye Stu6s,
which will be fold cheap for Cath or approved
credit. 9w ApH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
,Seasonabte Goods,
Are lust received and offered for sale by
John l.. STORER,

81 No q, UNION ROW,
81 <SoysIyTINC Of fuperGne black blue, brown,
IL ! rofFee broczs green and other colours Lon :
doc BQOADCLoTHS, great variety q m'da :
Ling and los priced ditto; iuPerhne and common
l#hlaek blue. misd dTab. and oihsr coionns enng's
&snd dca5'e mild Czihmeres Cords o.ae1' "n"e'
red green and yellow Fsnsels aud bNze; =
Is aud 8 4 ditto /; swanfk'ns; plasn' '"''eo, ns
AIRED sad paid Bam5azsiis; wsldooresi r.n's"on
zsl3fawers ayTiey OF ysitingsi co''o" ii1ae1es
y xbef.: Eik ana cotton ditto; Turkey red bardan
80. Emtaton shawls mourning ditto; x and
,Erotton ditto an zhortment plain aud wild cot
.E<on shavls; black and white MiIBaesitsi black
biz mixed bsowa and crab Stcak'ngnett; 2o 20 /,
Tand 81 inch ceston Umbrellas: yeTy h"A g." s"e'"
*s;,tas. x,-.xvs 1.4ces, Lambne MuHiosj nfzces !,
n hrors Liaens variety Of plain and tamoourea
beok. mol. leno and other Fancy Mullins s6sSf ;
NJ .heck'd, flnpd and corded CaRorieks; iteam
&ogm and co,erain Shir;ingsi Dave crown oAes'
%brovn and other colours Queen q fehhe CONS
Erznbrick add common rocket Handxerehets !;
N&hl.ck and co,oured sinchzws Sarlineus black,
<kwhte and coloured Florence SILKS tw'ieu oi'.o
n Nank,n. Canton And Italian Capes; black Tx
Handkerchief Fiorentine Bambazines; Rib
bon. Furniture ladies' black, white ans fate
Nwoff.ed Hofs mems miT d, black and willie ditto
4 Glk Hofe: men's worried and lambs wool Hall
#Hofs black and coloured Sewing Silk and Twiit !;
IL Bal T-rilt spittIeGeld Handkerehiefs; Bandan-
Il pa. check Glk, aud light and dark flag ditto !;
Linen Csmbricks; Cotton Balls; Hunters Cloth (;
"a variety of CaIicoes aud Ginghams; black. white
~Saa5 cooured Cambrics Costings; ,Dnthis drab
and blue Kerteys--Lioens large ahor' mens OF
>Nmenss womens and children's beaver, KID aud NIX
H Gloves--- rspes--psin aud figured Rattinetts---
,kDimtiss--Iadia Cortons-twili'd ana checked era
.Ivals = Rofs 8ankets-Inperia Ink Buttons green
1rr,m(on, fcarlet, orznge and grey figured Pehae
4FIsnnel,-whire aud back lace Yelling Factory
Il shir logs, Checks, and 1hresds--satdnetts-B
II dings, SC SC
III q The above fre!h Goods are offered AZ very
e low prices for Csfh only,
Il ~ Purchafers are respectfully invited to es-Ea
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
No 2, EXCHANGE 5

No 2, EXCHANGE -STkEET,
rvs ;un received frcm the aucli laes, at
IA New York, an additional fupPiy Of
GOODS,
which will be Told At auction priees-eonhaing of
handfome aiToguie1s of Bombazetts--Pehhe
Cloth Worried EIole--Fiannels--A Angola Cloves
-CaVicoes-Cambrics -Munins--Silks- SilkHand.
Observation-Disclosures Hofe-Sik Gloves
Lace veiis-Kid Gloves = Merino Trimming
/ allan Cfape--Linea Cambtic--Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs -shawis ard variety OF other
goods. If March II,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

i1Inf c,fthe u. States The total value Of
gold, silver and copper coins msde IN the
mint Of the u States from the commtnce-
nent Of The institution up 10 the ; lst OF
Dec 1916, was SIS 565 sol. The amoens
Of charges and expences ior The same peri
cd Of time making all dsduolions and ~
Iowances was S462 SAT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

a letter from Kentucky, March &C.
states that the water in Kentucky River
bad been raised EIGHTY FEET BY
frsshe,, and had swept of many warehouses
with immense quantities of tobacco and
other produce. The banks of the river are
mostly high and rocky. Considerable pro-
duce had been accumulated, because the
boats had not been able TO dsscsnd for some
time.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

Nathaniel & Luther Dana,
A CENTS for The .Anf5ury Nail Factory Co.
= keep connsntr on hand large anorIment of
Cur Nails. which they offer for fsle at the BolOn
prices. -AIso-
Have eOnhgnrasnt of PoTmH KETrLrs from
the Fcuadery Ct Col. Leach. which are Iuppoied
TO be the ben thar are made in .his country
ian 81 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
Nathan & Isaac Winlow,

Nathan & Isaac Winflow,
~ FER for fsIs at their lfore No l. Excbsses
~ RarO. juit below the Hay Ma ket
Wmfsr and Summer FRAMED Spermaceti
Is OIL,
" the cafk and retail Families who with can
AVE il put up in tin ea.iaers from s to 10 gallons
! tseh, large sfertmens of brafs aud japaned
lamps, pocket Lanterns Sc.
1!so, "A general sfortment Of
Gr0feyie5, Holl>ao g Hard Ware,
trong which are ben of German Mill Saws, and
kefl CT EngIih Anvis, Vices and shovels by the
1oxen or Jingle, az ahortment of cotton Factory
kARN from the mon approved factories.
III 90 Tonsof sforted Rufa, Sweden and Engliih
~ IRON.
geo Lbs. of differed and Can STEEL, of a fupe
riour quality fpike and nail Rods Plough moplds
and Crow bars.
50 boses Spermaceii CANDLES.
- Hhds Mufeovado SUGAR
boxes Havana do
s. chefs souchong TEA
e czfks freih smyrna r "A ms
s. bbls fupes6ns frslh Fieur
1 e bones By z BY % window clsl'
III 10 b5ls prime PORK
! a eoahant fDpply q saeO MAILS Of every Ez<
Am bcEss mould and dipd Tallow CAN
II DIEs,
Ioo quinss.s Pollock and Cod FISH
+. 10 hhIs MoLAssEs
= C1 A large saorsment Of Machine and
and CARDS. from JoHs WISsLoy
nd Cos. approved factory.
= 80 The abevs articles will be fold vsry ow for
y - OF approved credit.
Nov. IA d)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

IN uacomncnly 6riliars Meteor made its
appearance few minutes before eight o.
clock, Oh the evening OF the Bib inst IN the
south, about 40 degrees above the horizon
Its apparent size was about four limes as
great as the lrgest star. It's motion and
desceot we're not rapid and i traverseds
bggope il disappeared, about 20 degrees.
Worcester Shy.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
Fire Insurance.

The Columbian Insurance Company of
.4lexandria, continue TO insure buildings,
furniture, merchandize and other proper
ty, from loss by fire. The condition and
terms, may be learned upon applicat on
at their Office, next door tn the City Hotel.
and vii! be found as moderate & equita.
bic as those OF any other company.
The rates Of premium are calculated
in reference TO the actual risk Ot proper.
", and are as low As 25 cents per 100
dollars Per anpum for hazards Of The best
description, Increasing proportionabiy Tor
risks of more hazardous nature. In.
surances may be made for one or more
years, or shorter periods.
Columbian Insurance Office, Feb. 90,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
Notice.

Raraway from the subscriber in Corn.
wallis's Neck. a negro woman named
Ph0lis. formerly the cook and market
woman of Captain Richard Stonestreet,
Of Broad Cree XII have heard she wishes
to get to Philadelphia. l will give One
Hundred Dollars if taken in or about
Philadelphia twenty FIVE if taken IN or
about Baltimore, and Fifty Dollars II
taken in Alexandria or neighborhood, AID
secured in any jail so that | get her a
gain. | heard lately she was seen IN
Washington with her free husband, who
calls himself William Adams.
Joseph Y. StOnestrect.
February % II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
SAFES at Auction.
Nm Hstussiaus and Saturdays,

WILL BE OFFERED.
It the Auction Office on un'on street.
Between King and Prince
N extensive aud general asscr'meH'
of seasonable Goods, % h:'''.:'
French. German, India, and i,"T'@'u'
Manufacture, which viii be well .e''c'-
d, and well worthy the Afternoon ..
own and country merchants and o;nets
IS the undersigned will be abundanoy
upnIied from the nanafactors and tne'l
Iriends in Boston, New York ana f'''a-
lelphia-which will give to gehtie,'Ee" d"
opportunity OF laying in their goods on as
God terms as they can be IN those ciI IL
akiny into view the difference Of hA'
.hange, etc. etc. .oods
The particular description oil s'ous
will be advertised in the papers OIL '"e
~.
Consignments strictly attended to and
iberal advances made il desirable:
John Jackson & 90.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
The Desert ENLARGED :
Public Sale.

NVTILL be sold, for cash, on the 10th
w day Of October, 1872, in the town
of DhmIrips. at the late residence OF T..
Josr Pm HUBER. deceased
III the Stock Of Leather,
Aboa six thousaad dollars worth-con-
sistiu g of soal, upper, bride and harness
leather; also, rip, calf. hog, and LAMB
skins al! Of whlcn sin he rough in go9d
condition and nearly tanned Il WI De
worth the attention If curriers' and tan
ners frrr a distance.
n. ID 4; the anne time and place, the
lanyard Will be rented for term OF
years. The terms will be made known
AZ the sale If not previogsl rented.
GEORGE =. HUBER, Admir-.
e. Joseph Huber, decd
DumfrieS, sept. mw'ts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
Fifty Dollars Reward.

HAN AWAY from the subscriber,
rs living at Columbia Courthouse,
Georgia, a negro man, named MIN
NJ, about so years OF age, feet b
inches high, dark complexion, grins when
spoken to, remarkably bow-legIed, and
Las a little impeachment in bis speech-he
was formerly the property of Mr. James
Anderson, Of Alexandria, and 1t Is not
improbable he NAV BE- lurking ab ut Alex
andr.a as he has wife there, or he ma
have made for Philadelphia, and pretend
he is Tree and shew free papers. | will
give the above reward for experimenting
and securing him in jail 50 that &c, hi"
again. CALhn EubhNh'
september DIN