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SOLDIERS BOUNTY LANDS.
That part orthe soldiers bounty lands
lying in the Missouri and Illinois terri
tories, Being five millions of acres, are in
rapid state OF preparation, and will
soon bcTeady TO be allotted among the
soldiers.
Zen. Rector, tllesurveyor general, fol.
lowinsthe Instructions of the government.
has employed more than so companies of
surveyors, comprising upwards of 400
men, s. bound them in contracts to COM
plete their surveys by the LIST day of June
next.
TO make sure Olive millions ofacres fit
for cultivation, upwards of eight millions
are ordered TO be surveyed. None will
be offered 10 the soldiers which is not fit
for cultivation. and the SURVEYS now in
glide large bodies superior in fertility
to the richest lands Of Kentucky or ILL
Hois.
Two and half millions of acres viii
Ilv IN the llllnDis+erritory, i'm tire fork of
Mississippi and Illinois rivers, between
the latitud: SO and ~ degrees north in
parallels corresponding with Washington
city, PliiladeIphis, and the middle paris
Of Pennsylvania. This tract is washed by
the MississpFi on the west, aud the Hi
nois on lie south easf, and has an easy
communication with lake Michigan, by
Chipago, aud NAV carry its commerce to
NrOrlcans ir to v. r ork, when the canal
'ef'haf~f3fe finished. Slavery is not adj
mitfed in ilie Illinois territory.
The other ftgo sni half millions will
lay N nc Missouri territory, between la
tilHdos 81 and 80 degrees north, and lon
giiuds 10 aoiif degrees west from Wash
ington ciiy. hi. tract is watered by the
Mi j7issipti. 81 Missouri ard its fribmta-
RIGS the q eat Osa - and lhc Gasconade.
Slavery a. admitted ~ tic Missouri terri
tory.
These lands arc the FIRST Of thewestcrn
rountryfor ticlsncss Of SOIL, healfhiness
Of cIimaic, and raviga,ie ~atcys; advan-
tages enhanced by q position near fhe
centre of flF great valley Of Mississippi,
where the n'ion Of the erea; rivers and
The centre oflerdiorg combine TO tx so
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SPANISII-AMERICA.

Baltimore, March 81.
Capt. Thomas, of the schooner Ira
verse the Ocean, informs US, that he was
on board the Fourth of Jaty, com. TAYLOR,
on the 4th OF the present month, and was
informed by the commodore that the Pat
riots had taken and we're in p0ssession of Pen
sacola. The captain further stated. in
corroboration of the aforementioned
fact, that he had ordered several prizes to
that port, instead ofsendingt to Cape
Francois, as he had usually done.
Fed. Rep.
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PMladeIpkin. lfnrcL %

Philadelphia, March %.
The appropriation OF upwards of fys
hundred thogsand dollars by the present Le-
glslature of Pennsylvania for internal i'm
provements, is a splendid monument of
true economy IN the preservation of the
public money, and of wisdom in its ex-
penditure. Every part of the State will
feel IFS beneficial influence: the East and
The West, the North and the South. will
rejoice in It's rich results. By this inca
sure, the sum of GJiy thousand dollars il
applied to the completion of the lock ma
yigation of the Scbuyllill; an object high
ly interesting to the counties thro' which
the river runs, and ardenny desired by the
people of Philadelphia. But each part of
the State has share bestowed in impro-
wing lis roads, turnpikes and nayipabIe
streams.
The economy of republicans when in
power, has long been standing theme for
the Josis Of federal writings. But when
We see It produce such results as this. If
shows an example of wisdom and of pat
riotism which fedcralists never we're ca
pable OF understanding or appreciating.
Dem. Press.
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Compliment from tie Vet to the East.

During the recent session of the Ken
lucky Legislature, a bill 10 encourage
imports OF merchandise through the port
OF New-Orlrans, by exempting from tax
alton goods so imported, gave rise t. an
animated discussion which resulted in
the adoption of the measure by great
majority. Mr.. Birney, in opposing the
bill, observed, Ii is our good or bad
fortune TO be connected in trade and com
merce with The populous cities of fIIe
east. lie considered il our good fortune,
i1r there our merchants imbibc taste
ior learning, philosophy and religion. To
tbs COMMISSION we owe our refinement,
our Bible Societies, our teachers and our
literary establishments Look ut fIIe
contrasts. Look at the consequences of
4 connection viii New-Ofleuns. she has
no Institutions Of lcSrning, no purity in
lRr morals, is flepra3od and cornni.
SIC Is 10 sliluOlS but Tor cock Eghfias
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I" Murder ,riY Out"

A man was arrested las, week in Sara
toga County, on suspicion of being one Of
the murderers OF Miss Hamilton, of A.
thcns. The suspicion arose from some
inadvertent expression of thc-prisoner :;
and was subsequently confirmed, we un-
derstand, by his own voluntary confession
which also implicated another man liv-
ing IN Seneca, for whose apprehension a
warrant has been issued and senton.
albany Argus.
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Died, at Ncw-York, on the Goth inst.
Major-General PETER CURTENIUS, a.
ged 90 years.
Fyaakfo,t. Kv. Vnrch "a.

TFuHJUTI, 1NH INUI V't tn
On Sunday night last. eight conyic,s
escaped from the Penit niiary, by CLUB
ing over the outer wall, viz. Oliver Collect,
James Stringtelow, Wilson Sullivan, John
Hynes, James Wilson, John G. Drody, Ja-
cob Cornwall and VIM. Mitchell. They
had on Linscy hunting shirts and panta-
looms. a reward of one hundred dollars
each has been offered for their apprehen-
sion, If taken out Of the state, aud fifiy
dollars each, ii taken in the state. II is
TO be regretted that the Legislature had
not long since ordered the wall oftile Pen
itentary 10 be built higher
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NETHFRIaNDc

His Majesty, the King of the Neither
lands, las (by his Decree of the oath No
vsmber, lsl6, )ereated several Command
ers and knights OF the Order Of the Dutch
lyon, among whom, his excellency F. ID.
CHAUGuIoN, formerly Minister to the
-. states, aud recently appointed Minis
ter 10 heOttoman Emnire.
Phi DAILY Adr.
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SPECIE

We are sorry to understand that indi-
vid,mls ara engaged in the unworthy traf
nc of drawing specie from the vaults Of
orr hanks, and selling il at small premi-
ums. Such conduct at this time, when it
needs the co operation of every citizen in
aldo the banks. TO restore specie cur
rency, 50 mach desired, is, i'm The highest
degree inconsideratc, and if persisted in,
must excite thr indignation of every
friend 10 the welfare Of the community.
". Y. En- Post
}[If the persons who are engaged in this
frutiic he know, why are not their names
published? In such cases there is no re-
medvso rapid and efectual az public in
disnation. Dem. Press.
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Neicpnrt. MnrnL 10.

.feEp0Tt, 1IHrcf ~.
We have frequently noticed honorable
mention being made, at different times,
~ various parts Of the Union, of The spi-
rted exertions ofour navy officers, in af-
fordng aid 10 vessels in distress and in
the instance Of the ship Gcntoo. (Which
got on shore i'm this harbour) we record
with pleasure the characteristic aIertness
OF the officers aud men OF the u. 6. ship
Java, under the command of Commodore
Perry, for their timely assistance. Much
praise is due TO saling-master Null, in
particular, and also 10 Captain Cahoonc,
Of the Revenue Cutter, bis officers and
H.ep.
The Java sent one hundred men ON
board, Who took down her yards, top
rasts, &c. and discharged about one
Hundred and fifty ions Other cargo into a
small craft.
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CHARLESTON, March "a.
THE .yTITp1fR ECK

We have little to add, on this melancho-
Nv subject, to what appeared in yester-
day's Cosrier. The fate of the crew is
stiit shrouded in uncertainty. 4 long
boat, fiIlesl with water, supposed to be-
Long TO the wreck, drifte,l past the schr.
pipr, at anchor i'm Five tfthom Hole, on
Tuesday night, and it is 70 be feared that
the, seamen, unwilling longer to stay By
the wreck, committed themselves to this
frail bark, and persisted. But we are a.
gain clecred with hope, that the boat
n,ay have been washed ftom the deck by
the sea, and tho crew still remain by her:
us captain M'LEAN, of the sloop rotiaf,
who vasscd near the wreck, about twelve
s'clock yesterday, thinks ne saw men in
the topa, her tnasts being still standing,
although the sea beat turiousl. over her.
Th wind, which had blown gale all yes
ter,lav forenoon, l,llcd about or 4
o'clock, and came round To the west
ward 40 that, il the crew, have adhered
10 the wreck, they will no doubt be re-
lieved by some of the vessels in atten-
dance near her, for that purpose.
March %.
p Brig Jupiter, or Commerce.
We are happy TO state, that the crew of
tue above vessel, for which so muck com
Tniscration had been excited in this CITY,
were rescued from their perilous siiua-
tion, Yesterday morning, after having
been two nights and one dag exposed up
on the cakers.-Fortunatcly for Them.
fhc brig w,s uncommonly strong, or she
could not have held together Cor such a
length ri time, and during SO severe "a
gale. Several wreckrrs arc about her,
and her cables, with some sails and rig
ging, have already been savcd.-Shomd
tie weather be moderate, it is pro;slbl
that most Of the mahogany may be col
tscted and brought To town: the sugar.
with which her lower hold was filled, is
entirely lost.
The crew state, that during the gale.
they had put the Captains trunks, pa
pers, SC. into the boat, with the inten-
rioY of leaving the wreck, but that she
w:is dashed away by the breakers before
they could make their arrangements. =
Trey then made a raft of spars, &c. upon
winch, az last resort, they Intended TO
commit themselves 10 the waves but
these hazardous expedients were tortu-
nat IL rendered unnecessary, by the YES
se.s holding ogether.-i'he brig being
FIJI of water, during the severity Of the
bow f',ey remained i'm the tops, and when
ihe gale was less violent, they descended
l., the d ch.
tits still a matter OF doubt, who or what
tsse vessel is-the commander, whose
na-.c we understand is MGINNIss,
states that she was the Jupiter, and was
ron Havana bound 10 Savannah, and
from thence to Cadiz-but the crew gave
a different account they call her the
Conms,se, and represent her to have been
o. days oat from Cadiz.
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MEXICAN NEWS


Extract of letter from Colonel--. in
Gen. Mina's army, dated Galvestown, Jan
nary 81, 10 bis friend in New York Trans
lated and communicated for the Colum,i-
an.
"Since my last, dated from Port-au. Prince
we have sailed for this place, situated i'm ST
Bernards Bay, where we have formed i,inc-
ton with the spirited commodore Aury. Our
supplies are abundant, our artillery excellent
orr cavalry well mounted on Indian horses
and all our men determined to conquer Vt die
for the independence Of Heir adopted country
We have had to struggle against difficulties
OF all sCrts-sickness, treason, and desertion
We had among rs secret agents and assassins
whom | have detected. Our brave General
IS safe, q ready to punish with his good broad
sword tile tyraDts of the new world. You can.
not imagine with what rapidity this place has
grown. On ouI landing, there was only TO be
seen few scattered buts--and now $50 houses
raised as u by magic, offer all sorts Of accom-
notation taverns. coffee houses billiard Ia.
bles, shops, and trades Of all sorts are i'm one
ration, encircled by strong foriificafio nS-and
more than twenty men OF war who ALTERNATELY
go out TO render the slaves Of the tvrant tribti-
iares to the wants OF the friends of Iiberty.-
Aury u Governor Of this place, which he has
created by hi, genius and entcrpriscD
REMARKS.
I'VE lament TO learn, that these hafferipg
hopes are blasted. The degenerate natives
manifested no wish for independence: as men
long enslaSod, become recODciled 10 chains
e;tefs received 10 town to-day from New.
Orleans, announce the failure Of General Mi
mas editios---.tt is said BIS rut into the
Mississippi.l fCo,mantia1.
.-.-.
- 4
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Wasaipoton. hJaref ~.

WuSN'No t0H5 I1nicN u.
Several paragraphs have appeared in
different prints, representing dat Mr.
Clay was disappointed nnot having been
offered ihe Department Of STATE; That a
misunderstanding vac Tire consequence
between him and the President; and that
he sought occasions 10 manifest lis piquc
and modification.
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sons Inconsistencies ,iofe ,nan ffosli a
blind devotion to Bonapartc. 1.-THE fede-
raj party had still been in power during
the long contest in Europe, we think there
would have been 10 war between the two
..mt hostility On The mart of the 4 m-r,f,,
government towards France, which would
have lulied Great Britain intoa most dan
gerous commercial treaty with the United
States, that would have threatened ruin to
our commerce, and would have brought
on war, when the Natural Ensmy would be
far better prepared for the contest than in
1912.
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Erttr1eiof kttsr from No,folk, to gen
tfeman an thus city, dased the 2lst IN
anAf.
+. Two PriHateers, under the Buenos
Ayres tag, have arrived at this Port one
lsra brig, called the independence of the
.Soum and the other schooner, called
up, they saluted the fort, which was re-,
turned. The brig mounts sixteen guns of
heavy caiibre, with crew of 100 men, all
Americans or British subjects, as nothing
but English is spoken on board there
are not three Spaniards amongst the
whole crew.
The exact amount of specie which
they have on board is not known: some
say 100000, and others s 100000: but it
has been aScertained they have deposited
5 10000 i'll the bank. Those vessels were
both fitted out at Baltimore"
Nat. Int.
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service. of Almighty God.-Why sir in
stead Of falling with transports into the
embrace of blushing modesty. will we
rush into the burning arms OF har!ot
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From the albany Go-stts and Da;y Adys,
tissr. Of March 26th.l

>Sso SOhtI L..
The Grand Caucus for nominating a
Governor aud Lieutenant Governor. as
senbled at the Capitol in this CITY yester-
day afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Both par
ties have for several days been unusually
active in relying and drilling their for
ces, and both appeared TO calculate with
the utmost confidence upon success.
Half past 10 O'Clock. p. ~.
The battle stiff RACES in the Caucus
General Swift occupies the chair pro tenn
pore. The question: relative to tile Dele
gates Is not yet decided.
IL o'clock at night.
The lion. DEWITT CLINTON ha,
this moment been nominated by the eau.
Gus for
GOVERNOR. -
And the Hon. John. TAYLO OR. for
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
The votes stood.
For Nir. CLINTON. as.
For Gen. PORTER. Al
Previous to adjournment ofthe Caucus
II was unanimously agreed TO support
Mr.. CLINTON, for GOVERNOR.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-02
LaWras0n & Fowle

LaIYraSOn & FOwle
Have received per the schooner Native,
Capt. May hew, from Boston,
and for sale,
81 tens plaster Paris
$50 bis y +. Rum
so bags Havana green coffee
50 do Sumatra pepper
700 reams wrapping paper
2 bales Burbour gurrahs
5 checks
Q sooty romal
4 bales o! hops.
March %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-02
IN, ROYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA
Notice to Grocers.

The old establishment of John May,
deceased, Tobacconist, situate 8 doors
below Marsteller's auction room and OPP
posite Matthias Snyder's paint aud oil
store, on Prince street, is now revived
and carried on more extensively in all
its branches than i ever before has been
done-under the firm OF
Jonathan C.. May and Go,
Customers are invited to apply, where
they may be furnished with the following
articles at wholesale and retail, on the
best terms for cash.
VIZ.
Prime cavendish
Ditto small twist from s to 10 per ID
Second quality do
Pigtail in rolls
Best Spanish segars warranted
Half Spanish DO
American segars
Smoking tobacco in papers
Maccobuy snuff
Rappee and Scotch, in bottles and
b.adderS.
Il. y, Several thousand weight 81
tobacco stems for sale.
March 20
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GROCERIES, &c.

so chests imperial, young byson, and
Tyson tea, superior quality
4500 pieces short yellow rar-) .Yu..
keeDs ..
26OO do long do do '''P
ljC bales burIaps, tick.troHss, Ties.
sians, creas dowlas. VINE aaa br,
p!atilias, estopiIlas & Er.a.a,:,
zoo boxes half pint, pint, & quar- .U.,.
blers and dccantrrs
20 casks best German steel
So dozen German scythes and 3tta1
knives
cask brass wire, for stair cgrpe:
rods
$50 hOgsheads, 25 tierces and SO bar.
rcls muscoyadq sugars
20 puncheons third and fourth prC0l
Antigua rum
10 pipes superior Sicily Madeira vine
100 boxes soap and candles
SO barrels no. and 2'beei--
For sale By
CHARLES l. CATLETT,
april Is Twins wharf.
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Vaudeville & LarmOur,

Vaudeville & Larmour,
offer for sale,
so hhds ahiskey
SO barrels do
so barrels Northern rum
Is puucheons West India do
go hhds. New-Orleans and Muscoyado
sugars
SO bbis. do do do
10 hhds. New.Orleans Molasses
"a boxes brown Havana sugar
220 bags green coffee
Is casks Goshen cheese
30 iS Ss'f do Chocolate, No.iaa
ESQ lbs. Flotant and Bengal Indigo
90 kegs ground ginger
500 almonds
SO nutmegs
10 boxes Windsor and Rose SOAR
1000 bushels blown salt
1000 do. ground alum do.
Imperial. hyson, young hysop and
souchong teas, refined sugars and agene.
raj assortment Of wines liquors and gro,
ceries "a usual. Aprii $
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-02

Potomac and Shenandoah Ma
vigahon Lottery.
an Friday next, the o8th days draw
~ ing, the first drawn number viii be
entitled to prize Of $500
lst drawn No. on the 99th day, 500
lst do SOth 5000
LIST do Slst S2d SD 4
54th, eaChl00O
lst do S5th 10000
LIST do seth 37th 3Sth &
S9tn, each 500
Ist do 4Cth $4,000
alter the seth days drawing the price
of Tickets will advance to Ten Dollars,
and will continue to rise until after the
40th day.
Merchants Bank Paper will not be re-
ceiyed in payment for tickets alter the
e9th days drawing, at any price.
NJ TICKEFs at So, and shares IN
proportion, for,sale by
april ae n, GRAi'
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The Subscriber Offers for SAFE,
AT his warehouse, Fuckers whaFi,
3,UCO bushels Turks Island salt
Antisna rum III hogsheads and barrels
iThiskey in ditto
New England rp,n in ditto
Madeira vine III pipes, half pipes aud
quarter casas
Sherry in ditto
Chewing Tobacco in kegs--small TWIST
Nails in kegs assorted
Candles in boxes
English white lead ground in oil
Sliilcd sheet lead
9 boxes servants CLOSED hats
made OF fur
10 ba,es English soaking
ditto do canvass. No. 3 to 6,
III OF which Will be sCld low by
james Sunderscn.
March % II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-02
JOHN WOOD,

III AS removed his cooper's shop to
ILL King.stree!, in the shop lately
occupied by Mr.. Talbot. Where he Is
prepared TO execute the orders of hiy
friends with puuctuaiity and dispatch,
He will constantly keep on hand arti.
cles his line, particularly -four barrels
Marchs
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GROCERIES.
NHHE subscribers have just received
4 and offer foe sale,
G hhds and 90 bbls first and second
quality sugars
4 hhds 10 bbls good molasses
q hhds 40 bbls whiskey, Baltimore
inspection
10 kegs ground ginger
1 bays race do
IS casks cheese
1G boxes gunpowder tea ! !ST.aG's
chests young hyson dos Cnrgo.
bale writing paper
100 reams wrapping do
so do tea do
30 dozen leading lines
~ do bed cords
bags alspice
2 do pepper J
9 tierces rice
so Boxes mould and dipt candles
kegs Richmond tobacco, Dunlap's
maEufactOry
Is boxes No. and 5 chocolate
% bags coffee
kegs Carrots snuff
5 boxes fig blue
5 DO mustard
barrel starch
% bsgs assorted shot
D., T & Co... Braudywine gurpowder
Loaf sugar, cOPperas, alum, st. Peters
salad ail, indigo, with general assort-
ment . wines, liquors and groceries as
usual. w. Il, +, MARBURY.
april e If
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LINDSAY AND HILL

LINDSAY AND HILL
OFFER FOR SALE,
1000 bushels Albany seed Oats
5000 do salt for packing and striking
fan
100 bags ilayanna green coffee
90 bids West India run
IS bales Gotten
e hhds. a bis. and 20 boxes sugar
10 do Ahiskey
100 tons plaster
so do iOgwood
March 81
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JOHN G.. LADD & co.

JOHN G.. LADD & co.
Have received per brig Economy from
Boston,
find offer for sale,
l2S tons plaster paris
so G D,ercl. amt ~uscorndo sugar
pipe Lisbon Wine
20 barrels apples
g cases straw bonneS aud hats Of
various patterns
IN STORE,
Is tons wedcs iron
IS tons Russia old sable iron
100 pieces Russia snestings
lao Ravens duck
s5 Russia duck
l6 bales India goods, consisting Of
BeerbsOm Gurrahs
Aicvi sanrahs
ComercolIy, chittabiiIyand tueSiporc
baltas
9uZeB.in mammOolies
Madras Handkerchie!s
Blue Gil!9s
.iiOck RuIiicat
bale German dawlas
90 pieces sattinetts
1900 yards tow cloth
80 cases mems fine and coarse bats
10 cases and barrels mems and boys
fine ard coarse shoes
1000 sides prime NE sal leather
100 reams writing paper
Wrapping and sheating paper
keg FaxOns' axes
so casks cut nails
10000 lbs cordage assorted sizes
80 boxes long and short pipes
s dining sets Canton china Of s.
pieces each
hhds and crates blue NiQted
and common Liverpool Ware
10 boxes 9 by IL London crown
glass
500 snshel6 Liverpool blown salt
40 sacks do do
400 boxes mould and dipped candles
90 barrels tanners oil
100 boxes Florence oil
50 boxes double refined rhinestone
Boxes Spanish chocolate
100 boxes No. and chocolate
10 barrels mackarel
5 barrels gross behring's
20 kegs picked salmon
IS quarter casks sherry wins
4 sipeS Madeira do
l6 pipes Catalonia do
5 pipes TeneriRe do
Q pipes Lisbon do
40 kegs sweet Malaga do
90 do dry Malaga do
20 demyOhns Madeira do
Boxes Spanish chocolate
$4,000 lbs prime st. Domingo coffee
ii boxes hyson and 10 boxes 7cupg
Tyson tea
90 barrels muscovado sugar
% cases white q brown Brazil sugar
2 hossheads molasses
so barrels Ne rum
700 lbs cassia
Is kegs ginger
Is kegs raislns
so half boxes Spanish segars
10 barrels No l beef
Mahogany furniture, consisting OF bu.
reaus, wash aud candle stands
An assortment of bingham ware, con-
ssting of nests boxes, nests measures,
barrel covers, buckets, etc.
Mast hoops and hanks
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-02

John G.. Laid q Co.
Have received and offer for Sale,
500 casks ThOmastOwn lime
200 casks Rhode Island do
900 tons plaster Paris
1000 bushels Cadiz salt
1 bale English seine Irvine
pipe Lisbon wine
keg. manufactured tobacco
S tierces lurs
april
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vol. XVIII
For NeW-York.
For Freight.

For Freight.
EEk The copper bOttOmed brig
SEayIsSSSs BOXER, WIN. Merrill, mas
SSssstt.sssH ter; carries about 1000 bar
fS-S1Ac2alza rels, is a first rate vessel !,
sails fast, and will be ready to receive a
cargo in four days. Apply TO
LAWRAS0N q F0WLE,
Whs have Tor sale, said briggs cargo, Of
$50 touS plaster
20 boxes white } Havana Sugars
do brown s cntitled to deben.
barrels g..
boxes, containing Il MI
bottles each
april 20