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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

At late Court of Allies, in England
the Rev. Robert Woodward and two OF
his daughters, Sarah and Sufanna, were
convicted of a confpiracy to charge one
James Harris with having committed a
rape on the perfsn of Su.anna Wood
ward and were Immediately fentenced,
the man to two years and his daughters
TO one year impriionncnt in the common
jail of Bedford(hire. On paGing sen.
tence, Mr. Baron Graham, addrefIine
the convict, faid
/" That it was impoiiible to imagine a
cafe more melancholy than that which
was now before him. A clergyman of
the Church of England, character
which food 70 high in this country. con
victed On the cleareit and moff fatisfsao-
ny evidence, of the mott abominabe and
atrocious confpirscy--a crime which be
came till more dreadful from his having
induced his two unfortunate daughters to
follow him III his career, and 10 bear a
part in his foul load Of infamy. He con-
feiied he knew not how to do iuftice.
Compaflion for the inhrmities of human
nature might induce him to alleviate the
severity of puuifhment Blu, in this cafe
all compafion was fwallowed I'D in the
contemplation of the fcene before him
icene which prefented to hi, view a
man, who in ipite of the benefit of edu-
cation, and the dictates of religion, had
funk to the laff degree of human crime. .
The defendants were greatly affected.
Mr. w. 10 about So years of age. and
the oldeit female about Is. This con
viction is one of thouiands which demon
itra'c that no man, however Respectable
and reverend, can violate the laws of
England with impnnity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

The Ladies Of ParsonsfeId Me. have e.
ed themselves into Society, AUXILIARY y !,
foreign and domestic Missionary Sociei'ss !.
Massachusetts. We hope that every iosa |.
lie country will follow their example, and :.
ineir best endeasours 10 disseminate
mild precepts Of the Gospel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

@N0hrOLh, MAY
We have seen letter from the Captain
OF an English ship, lately arrived a, Jamai
ca with cargo of slaves f,om this place I;
ne ne says" STATES can be Dough, there
now al two thirds of the cost and charges
Of mine, and Of far superior quality. IL
happens well for me that my cargo is not to
be brought into the market, for otherwise
should be laughed Of. Even The New
York slaves vii not answer at present !:
those OF Portland Skennebeck bear the bell
and two OF them are certainly worth more
than three OF ours" Now we know no
reasonable cause why the article cannot b.
supplied here as cheap and as COED quality
IS II can ar New-York, Portland or Kennr
bee ; our timber is as goood as theirs. and
csn be cut and delivered to the purchaser
I'VE will venture 10 saw more economical
~ anc with greater dispatch than Ut either
- those places and the law for regulating
he inspection of lumber In this state, Il Al.
most Transcript OF that which governs The
" York inspection SO that the inferioity
observable ID the qnalay,of our lumber
must DC owing 10 some mismanagemeui or
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

abuse in The inspection which cannot be TOO
promptly enqulred into and remedied. Il
will appear a, the first glance, that, under
The circumstances We have here mentioned
our inspectors must have been remiss. or
not suic, enough in The pefioi nance OF
their duty, for Otherwise their inspection
must Of necessity rank as high an iofeign
markets as that OF New York.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

pect they are lpecies Of tic CRfL
LUIS or Linncus, OF The Migratory Lo
cuff
This fpecies Of Locult 10 defcribed as
being great destroyer of vegetation,
and tic dcpredations of the Locuft in this
Safe foon after the peace of I7o7 arc re-
membered by our old fellow citizens.
Whit guarding againa undue appre-
heniions. IL will be wifdom in our agri-
cultural brethren TO adopt providcnt
policy; and in one fource of luitenance
for man or beat is aGailed, to refort 10
others in feafon which may be brought
to maturity We have heard the change
which has been feen in fome diitricts in
the gratis. attributed by fome to the fe'
we're and boar froits which were expert
encec from the 18th to the 18th init
and to the cold weather ever iince; and
by others to the operation of the Seven
teen-year Locuits in approaching the
ground Of which much has been writ.
ten in the fouthern papers. But theie
lafi infeas are defcribed to be as harm
lefs as the grasshopper--" A creature,
which might be eaten."1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27
Something nesv for our Nantucket Friends

BERMuDA.-One of Mr.. Francis +. Hin
sons boats, in the Whale Fishery, which
had been fitted with gun imported for the
purpose, has lately shofa zvhale,snd brought
il in. Ibis is quite novel mode ofcarry
ing on war against those huge natives OF
the briny elemen, THE gun is charged
with harpoon of a curious construction,
which is shot with such force as TO enter
the whale when a, considerable distance !;
and possession of the object is retained BY
a warp attached to the harpoon before the
discharge of the gun, aud made fast also 10
the boar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

heavy dew, daft them we'll with the lime
and they viii b driven away. Grapes,
MELONS, lii Potatoes. and almoit all
kinds of vegclskies hare thus been favrd-
fhofc difpofed 80 esrly fpring beans
from the effect III sfoats nave only. when
there has been a Era9 over night. 10 wet
them we'll the next morning before sun
rife with cold water. - Del Gag.
The new Governor of Rhode-lnan
has tent his 6rit meGage 10 the Legisla-
turc of thar State. and il is lincerely no
ped he will act on the principle indicated
in the following paragraph Of it;
According 10 the ancient ufages OF
this fate the prefent fefiion of the legis
luture will be limited 10 the election OF
officers for the enfuing year. In Pcrfor-
ming this par, of our duty, truit We
fhall digef eurjflOes Of all party aaimoiities
and. carefully inveitigate and decide on
the merits of the. candidates BY this cri
terion only" Dire they bonsR, capable,
and faithful to the coaqtution
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

oz0iss paper conirsdicts toe slaieHs',,
maj lhe emlgrants setting OF Cor AueTiea =
Russia, all belong 10 the most INDECENT ssS'
aud asserts, that many of them we're j 50
circumstances, had sold their lands and easss
and would carry much money with -
! hey are chiefly farmers and dairy keePsN
Inc last letters from Holland repeti, ibsl :.
sels were taken up there 10 bring 500
these enigfants to America.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

From fome parts of Dslavare we have
heard that the wheat and corn are expe-
riencing the fame fate from the fly and
grub norm, as they have in Maryland and
virginia---The fly has made its appear
ance in this vicinity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

The Indians In The state OF New York
nave suffered severely during the last win.
ter, in consequence of the failure of the last
Years crop oil Indian Corn--their princi-
Pal dependence for subsistence. One tribe
oil 700 persons who usually raise 1000 OF
5000 bushels of corn in a season, raised
last year not more than SO bushels, dried
in the ordinary way. BY boiling the unripe
corn, and drying il BY the fire, they secured
something more. The several tribes re.
ceive annuities from tile state or United
States, but they amount to no more than
two or three dollars per man, and are en-
tirely insufficient, for procuring them sub
sistmce. They have therefore been de-
pendant on The sea MY charity of few Mis-.
sionaries and others, for the means Of pre-
serving their lives through the winter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

Something Curious On he 25th 81
April last, the Chief Judge of the Suprsus
Court OF the State Of Ohio, was fined oas
dollar and fifty cents, for not attending !
militia muster as private sentinel, in siri1
conformity 10 the laws Of the State Of 0bIo.
Tessern Resfrpe ChrenIfIk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

EarthGuakes.--An Indian village IN the
South seas with its inhabitants, and tract
of land 90 miles in extent, have lately been
swallowed up by an earthquake.
A severe shock of Earthquake, was felt
at Barcelona, LoIida, Saragossa, Messina
and Madrid, about the 18th of March In
old CASTLE, ii is added, that the town OF
Armdille. was buried up by the fall OF a
neighbouring mountain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

The Pope has denounced al the Eurorss
b'ole Societies which circulate any seTsI0a I.
'le Scriptures IN The vulgar languages =
regards their establishment as {" craltv s
wee by which The very foundation Of EeissN
Is undermined" Better things were exress
ed Of PEus 7Ih, after toe experience BE-
had.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

Cons;aniinople has been again PREF =
the ravages OF FIRE. On the 18th of Fee
SEQ houses were burnt; and on The 9ls
another lire broke out in the same quarts
which destroyed all those which The hssl
contisgration had spared Whether ~
terrible visitation was the effect OF acei1sf'
Or design is not mentioned
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

1t was so cold at Quebec on the lst Of
May, tina. several May Poles, instead of be.
ing erected on the flowery turf, were SET up
on the ice on the river St. Lawrence. Ii is
said the same thing has not happened be-
fore tor 40 years past.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

Corn is falling in Georgia on accoun
of the very hattering profpect OF the crop
of ffnall grain.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05

CONDITIONS OF THE HERALD
The Subscription is Five Dollars p'
annum--psyable by town subscriber.
half yearly in advance.
Country subscribers (from the diff
Guilty of collecting at q distaDce) vii.
be expected to pay the whole year in ad
vance or the time for which they sub
scribe, or give responsible friend in
town.
No subscription taken for less than
six months Communications, orders
&c. to be post paid. N PAPER will b.
discontinued (but at the discretion OF
Editors) until all arrearages have been
paid up.
Advertisements not exceeding a
square inserted three times for o., c
dollar and IS cents for each succeeding
insertion. All advertisements sent to
the Office without having the number of
times for which they are TO be inserted
designated will appear in every paper
sntiI otherwise ordered
A liberal allowance made to those
who advertise by the year
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05
JUST PUBLISHED
For [aie N "a SnbLcriber,


A second volume of Allson'S Sermons
The poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Robert Southey, esq. IS cts.
M. De Roccas' Memories of the French
war in Spain, dslllar
Paris Reviited in 1915, by Scott, dol
Valentine Eve, by Mrs Opie, dolls.
Tales of Fancy, by Mifs Burhey, dol.
Christable, Xubla Khan, and the Pains
of Sleep, ViGon, by S. T. Coleridge,
57I.z cts.
ChriRian Disciple, Friend of Peace.
Mafonic Mnfrel, Election Of Mafonic,
detrimental and humorous fongs, duets.
plees, chorules, rounds and canzonetts, ref
pectfulIy dedicated to the mott antient and
honorable fraternity of free and accepted
Mafons, with an appendix. containing a
Mort hiGorical account of Malonry, and
likewife liz Of all the Lodges IN the Unit
ed States.
N. B.-Sub5crbers to the lai mentioned
book, will pleas call or send for them-Thc
subscribers price IS dolls non subscriber
1880 ROBI. GRAY.
Oct. 70
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05
VIM WALKER,
IN DfdN DOCTOR

INFORMS Ladies and Gentlemen affli6t-
Il ed with any of the following complaints
that by long intercourse with many differ
ent tribes OF iavages, and much practice,
he gives ludden relief in the mott desperate
rates, and when given up by other phyf-
CianS-viz:
Rheumatiims, Scurvies, Bilious COM
plants, Fits, Fever and Ague, Diabatis
Ulcers, White Swellinss, Cancers of all
kinds, Conlumptions with many other COM
plants.
DR.. w. has within a few weeks, per
formed iOme of the moft wonderful cures in
THE above diieafes ever effected in this coun
try, as many respectable perIons can teitify.
DIR. Walkers powders never fail to fof
ten cancers and bring them TO dlfcharge,
with very little pain to the patient
His pre(ent residence is in the city of
Warrington, near the navy-yard market.
November *.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05
BRYAN HAMPSON & co.

OFFER FOR SALE,
40 hhds. firf quality Barbados Sugar
IS do. and 80 bbls. I'd quality do
80 chefs Imperial, Young Hyfon and
Souchong Teas
Prime Green Coffee
10 nhds and 50 bbls. MolaOes
10 puncheons 4th proof fine Jamaica
Rum
10 do. sd proof Antigua do.
hhdS. New England do.
s half pipes and L.
10 or. CARS old Madeira syTfA,rc
pipes Lifbon
Is ar. caiks fweetMalaga
so boxes Soap
IS do. mould Candles
SO do. pipes, containing grofs each
500 lbs. Bengal & Spamih Flotc Indigo
Pimento, Pepper, Race Ginger,
Green CoPperas, Alum, Madder, Fig
Blue Wrapping Paper,
10000 buihels Liverpool fine and ground
alum Salt,
500 Jacks do do.
And aconfant fupply ofthe beft FLOUR
Tor Family uic. Oct. 10.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05
ENGLISH KID SLIPS.
s. So ID. REED

HAVE juft received an elegant afTort-
L Il ment of Ladies' Engliih KID SLIPS,
Of fashionable colors. LikeTiie, they Rave
received large lupply of SEASoNABLE
SHOES-conIilting OF
Ladies' cork foal Shoes
do. morocco walking do.
do. kid do. DO. new faihion
do. morocco Bootees
do. do. Slips, full trimmed
do. do. do. with heels
do. do. do. colored
Mites do. do.
do. leather Bcotees
do do. Shoes
Chldren's do.
Mems ftout calf nlin Shoes
Boys fine and coarfe do.
IN STORE,
A general fuPply of ow-priccd FUR and
WOOL HATS.
All of the above Goods will be fold at re-
duced prices for caia.
October IS. Il
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05

MackareI, Beet, Apples, &c.
JOIN G. LADD & Co. have iuf re.
J ceivcd by ichr. Lydia, from Newbury-
port, and offer for ialc on low terms,
IS bbls. No. beef
4 do. and half Dbl. No. mackarel
II do, and do do.
; 90. No. mackarel
81 do Winter Ruff Apples
10 do Gillihower do.
4 do, fail do.
164 bufhels winter pears
$50 buihels potatoes
boxes Boots and Shoes
is do. dipped candles
bbls. brown iugar
cafe mems nofe and rnittens
White and coiored woollen yarn.
December 6.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05
I'D 81 nSNKlBEk,

ILL o. hONhADI'N,
-is his Store, on Cameron street, ofho.
site IRE Market,
In addition to his former stock of Ii.
quors, Wines, Teas, Groceries &c. SC.
has Just rec~iveA--
IS hhds Pennfylvania Rye Whitley
Which, with the articles above are offered
for sale.
In few days hi, store on the fecond A or
viii be complete where he now offers for iale
a genera! aGortment o Plan and eus Clais,
China, DELPHI, and Queens Ware, &c &c.
Tea Trays and Walters, Bread and Knife
Trays, great variety, iome OF them very
elegant frft quality Britannia Ware in
ietts complete Cruet itands, variety !;
Copper, Block Tin and Iron timed Tea
kettles Coffee Mills, Iron timed Skillets,
all fizes Bell metal PrefervIng pans, Bel
lows, American and Britih Chafing Dih-
es Gridirons, Frying pans, Coal hods with
filters, Coal boxes, Shavels, &c Bruhes,
all kinds German Looking glaHes, Snuff
and Tobacco Boxes, variety plated can
le-Ificks, lome of them elegant; Market
Balkets, &c with great variety of other
articles too numerous 10 mention, all of
which will be fold OH moderate and accomo-
datInG termS. VIM. DUNLAP.
Sept 10.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05
JUST RECEIVED
NOTICE.

THE Public are hereby informed that a
= Company has been formed under the
! title OF the Quantico Warehoufe Company,
who have erected, one mile below the town
OF Dumiriess large and convenient ware
houie on Quan'ieo Creek for the forage of
| Flour, Grain, &c. which warehouse IL
be ready for the reception of produce on
Monday the third day of February ext.
I The TruifccS of 1aid Company have .p-
pointed Il bulon Kankey their agent to at
\ tend the iaId warehoufe, to receive produce
on forage and grant receipts for the fame.
And for the prompt delivery of all articles
received in the iaid wareboule by their
agent fire alone excepted) the Company
hold themielves bound. All perfonS dee
PohtIng Flour, Grain, sc. muf nav before
IL en- away, the following forage, viz
or each barrel of -four, fix cents e iS
| remains IN iaid warehouie over one north,
eight cents, and in the fame proporti, for
the time it may remain For each buiheL
OF wheat or other grain, two cents II it
remains over one month, three cents, and
| 'nthe fame proportion for the time it may
e"ain. And for all articles of merchan-
5l'e Ieafonable forage only will be de-
handed. Perions for ng -four may have il
llnlPected or not, at their option If rot
hpected, the agents receipt will fpec ~
the brand, and the ffs.e of the barrels -
The weight of one buihr of wheat, running
mealure. Of each load or parcel Of WI
All articles itored, the fame TO be returned
to the owner when called for, be it FOUR
wheat, other grain, &c culfnmarY allow
anCes for wafage, &c. exceed.
O Ianti~o Warehoufe Situated on Guam
ii, reek, My TIVE mile fir, IN rs junction
with the Potomac River, a. liIt ne rlviga.
be for lighters to eniu-c bviGi tr5nfpor "a.
tioa down the creek Of al artici,- 20 ed.
VefielS NAV be got - t,ke produce to the
Diitrict of Colu rhia, Baltimore, No TX.
or eli7where. The prefent fre,ohts a, ~
the Diftric', twelve and hal { cents pr hi
cf -four, and to Blltimrc~ a-d NorlcIk nc
rents. from the mouth Of Ouaaticc. The
proximity Of this Warehoute GOA 1,-ge ey.
tent of country, added 10 the aosdrsr, Of
The roads leading to it from the weaward,
being little inferior to paved ones Ii be-
ing found by actual furyey little more than
twenty-five miles from Haymark ct 20 Dam
: fries, will It is confidently believed by the
J rnltecs by this route leifen the expence
, or transportation of produce even to the
Dlitrctc CT Columbia, and they pledge them-
ielyes to the publiC to uie every means
within thelr power to i've fatistactIon,
limo nv Brundige,
d Gecrge Williams,
q John Linton,
i James Deneale,
VIM. A. Linton,
Francis H. Huntington,
e v illiam Smith,
IS TruSfscs Of III Qnaareo Wcys
b1gse CoTtany
} January ~. Az
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05
OUIGLYs

Burr it'll Stone 4Nqnujacfory.
IN ME- Subs riber has received a
q large supply of BURR BLOCKS,
direct from France; and has com.
menced making Burr mn Stones, al
his shop, upper end of King street
near the store of Mr.. James Anderson
where he can, on short notice, furnish
Stones Of any size, warranted equal tC
any in the United States, and on Tho
most reasonable terms:
MICHAEL QUIGLY.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05
II. & ]. VAUDEVILLE

X & j. VAUDEVILLE
II AVE jult received and offer for Gale,
Al 10 bbls. Whitley
10 hhds 1T and I'D quality Sugars
10 punCheonS Rum
40 bags Pepper and Pin!ento
IS do Green Coffee
90 boxes Spanifh Segars
1000 bufhels Liverpool coarfe salt
400 reams Writing Paper
IS do Wrapping Paper
IS kegs Brandywine Gun powder
40 do Britlh do
100 lbs Spanifh Flotant Indigo
100 do Louiiiana do
10 kegs manufactured Tobacco
Together with a General Anortment d
GROCERIES.
"a Family Flour, as ufual.
December az.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05
CALDWELL x JACN~ON

OFFER low for CASH, at their fore.
~ corner of Prince and Union ilreets.
pipes old L. P, Madeira Wine
3 or. caiks old Port do
pipes ears old dry Lilbon do
40 dozenold Port, in bottles
puncheons cd and 4th proof Run,
5. do Cherry Bounce
hhds. Sugar
20 bbls. do
hhds. Molades
10 kegs bet chewing Tobacco
5000 VT Soal Leather
SO ides Upper do
100 Jacks ground Alum Salt
so do Liverpool do
SEQ bulheis ST Ubes do
3 tons Shot different fizes
Powder in canniiters and kegs
400 Demijohns
so Gin Cafes
s boxes frefh Sweet OH
10000 Segars
1000 VT. Seine Irvine
Quart pint and half pint Decanters and
Tumhlcrs, Mould and Dipt Candles, of
different lizeS
With general aiIortment of Groceries,
November 4.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05
100 DOLLARS REWARD.
y AN AWAY from the fubfcriber, on
IN the zSth Of November ldlt,

.NfGED sEOHI".
Calls himIelf GEORGE GRAY, aged about
a6 years, feet or 10 inches, itraight and
well made, fpeaks Row and di1inctly, has
LOFT frcnt upper tooth, the break difn6tly
appears when he freaks-had on and took
with him the following clothes drab fur.
tout of common cloth, black clofe coat Of
luperhne cloth, pair Of black ftockingnett
pantaloons, and two waifcoats, one Of brown
fix, the other Of mixed cloth, all Of which
are much wora parrot common blue cloth
trowfcrs quite new, pair of coarle trong
laced ihces.
will give 40 dollars if taken within 40
miles, ard tie above reward If taken at a
greater difance, md fcrured 70 that l get
A. NEWTON.
December IT.
-. The editors Of the National Intelli-
gencer are requefcd to iniert the above in
ithci- country paper liil forbid
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05
PIANO FORTEs.
l HAVE ON HAND,

l HAVE ON HAND,
md FOR SHE,
800 boxes tin plate
3,473 ID. brazers' copper sheets
BEST and bottoms Of various sizes
1000 10. speltcr
!,50Olb block IN
rolls sheet lead
2 tons bar lead
10 bb's. tanners oil.
JESO,
A large assortment Of paints, oil, and
window glass.
md likewise continues to carry on
the Brass Founders, copper and tin
plate PIammer's business---and has q
large assortment ol stills and wash
kettles on hand, brass andirons, sho-
Vels & tongs rhe highest price given
Cor old brass copper, lead and pewter
MATTHIAS SNYDER.
Aug ~.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05

CPL n thankful lor past fl.
vors, and beg leave TO inform my friends
and the public, that have juit received a
general aIortment of
1SE.4SO.NslBLE GOODS,
Super6ue and fecond black blue, bottle, cla-
ret, green, mixed, orange, olive and drab
Broadclot'is and Callimeres
Merino fhaw, cloth, of the belt quality
ShIrting Aannels, red and yellow do.
Bedford cords, Cafiinetts, PelilTe cloths
Worried and cotton hoiery, vcitings
Foreit cloths, kerfeys and plains
Role aud dufhe blankets
Manchester cords and velyets
Black, PLAID, green, brown and blue bomba-
getts, ga ginghanl>, calicoes, fhawlS,
&c. &c. 3c.
The grea or part OF the above goods be
ing purchaicd in Baltimore a. auction, ena-
bles HE to fell them cheap
CHARLES SCOTT.
alfo continue to keep the LIVERY STA
BILE and BOARDING Housy, where cufto-
mers and ftrangers can be gentecly accom-
modated. Huries will be we'll attended to,
by "A careful hotter.
ALSO FOR SALE,
A Negro "A oman and Child,
conf dered to be as good a houfc fervant as
any in the Difri6t. Alto,
h cheap e 1 d; ; ;: ss; 9 + s::sl,
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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05
THOMAS MOUNT
NEW LINE OF STAGES,
The UinchcsteT Mail Stage
WILL START

Monday, Thursday and Saturday,
FROM MCLAUGHLlN'S ia.
vERN, at three o'clock A M. and ar
We in Winchester carly the same e
vening RETURsINo will leave
NJ Gui-e'8 tavern IN Winehestey, at three
o'clock, and arrive in HIeE0ndria at ar
carly hour the same evening. The
stage will continue on to Washingto,.
and Georgetown, for the accommoda
',cr Of passengers.
MP The above Liz is in fret RAE
rider. The public may rest assured
that every attention will be paid to theiI
CONVENIENCE
THE PROJECTORS.