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SALES. AT VENDUE.

o., every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
.,,ssvendue Store, corner OF Prince
and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
Dru Goods, Groceries, &c.
s,rt;OSlars Of which viii be expressed in
the bills of the day.
NJ Alf1ind ofgoods which are on
l;n;fstion and the prices Of which are
....t,blishea, can at any time be viewed
and purchased at the lowest limltasien
and prices. .,pSrp1
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e06t

Lawrason & Fowie,
Have for sale. received per the schooner
Butiai0e. from Portland
IS Is h hossh,sad's Musoovado Sugar,
box white Havana ditto
Is hogsheads retailing ,nelasses
T. 4 dittu New England rum.
IL tons Russia iron assorted
so tsns plaster Paris.
For Freight,
TX The schooner sufisfce, Captain
Lee; is 6gst rate vessel, carries
about 75s barrels, will be ready in four
days to take cargo on board, and take
freight for the West Indies or coastwlse
Apply as above.
January 18
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Lime, Plaster & Coffee.
JOHN g. LADD Aap GO

Offer for sale on moderate forms
500 casks fresh Thomastsu lime
zoe ditto ditto Rhode island do
600 tons Plaister> Paris
$4,000 W.T. prime St. baaiuao coffee.
February 70
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For ale,
just landed from schooner New Packet
from Boston
80 barrels No l Mackerel
80 boxes mould candles no $ 20
80 do dipt do all slzes
Aoply to Daniel Barnes at FaZon,
MetcaIf and Co.'S counting room.
December 81
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For Boston & Portland,
xaS The sch'r Buffaioe, Capt
EX&HM Lee; will sail as scon as the
.sss ice permits and take some
. freight If offered immediate
". Apply to
Lawrason and Fowle.
January Is
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Exchange ohicc, Gcor5cso-'a

r WILL give the highest premiamio
Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, o"
he following places, viz.
BOSTON, New Ystk, Philadelphia, ba'
snore. Virginia, North Carolina, nontf
Carolina and Georgia. will also give
Se highest premium fsr Drafts on New
Orleans. Treasury Notes and Specie.
An binds of Western Bank Notes
bought and sold. ,, :,
All kinds Of Stocks aud bills OF hx-
ange bought aud sold:
Ncsas. drafts, and Interest collected
and emitted for small commission.
p Persons travelling to any part OF
ne Tinted States may be supplied whh
uita5ls Funds.
s-zs Please to enquire at my Exchange
anil Brokers Office, Bridge-street, Geo.
~ Romulus Riggs.
June 1 u
Burr Nib Stone Manufacture
John S. Brolvn and Go.
Respectfully inform RI, Public that
tbsy continue the MANUFACTURES
Of BURR MILL STONES, on the co.,
ne. Of Patrick and Cameron-streets, IN
the town of Alexandria, where they are
eady to receive any orders W tn winch
thew NAV be favored, and will execute
item with all despatch and in the best
ler.
Tssy haze recs;red nm assortment q
Boiling Cloths
OF good quality, aud intend keeping a
constant supply. e
september 2S
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cash for Furs.

The highest Cash Prices will be given
oy the subscriber for all kinds Of Furs.
Samuel D. Harper.
January
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Wanted,

Wanted,
Two Boys to the Hating Business.
from IA to 1s years Of age, Of COED cha
racter and connections.
j. T. o. Wilbar.
February 10 !"
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Merchants Bank Paper.
rat Fifty Cents for the Dollar
Will be received in payment for Tick
cts in the Potomac and Shenandoah Lot
terry. il applied tor soon. - cu.v
January 81
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Butter and Clover Seed.
so frkins best BAH county butter <
Is bushels warranted clover seed,
Received and for sale by
Thomas Janney & Go.
Feb I
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DENTIST.

ER0M personal experience and Oh.
IL servation, we confidently state,
that DR.. ROBERT SMETnFR isa pru.
dent and judicious DENTIST and from
assurances We have seen ia his possession,
from persons Of high charaet ter, IS well
as from our own knowledge, We consider
him as gentleman Of strict morality and
integrity.
James II. Blake,
s. Geo. A Carroll,
p. Bradley,
o, B. Brotcn.
February "a eost
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A Blacksmith wanted.

A Blacksmith, respectable Of chsras.
tar. master OF bis trade. and wishing to
establish himself in situatiun cann,snd.
ing extensive custom, would ind y 70
his advantage to make application to
the subscriber, near Salem, Faaquiss
county, Va.
r Turner.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 4. 1917.
lust Published.
. Had ready for Delivery.
THE MONTHLY vIsITANT,
NO. ?.

Feb 5
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FIELD MARSHAL LuUDny.

His imptrIal MAJESTY Joseph II.
having asreudcd one Of the highest
mountains on the frontiers Of Bnhe-
mia. accompanied by his generals,
exclaimed. This is the FIRST time
that ever An Emperor and his officers
assembled in this spot. Let US en-
grave so remarkable an adventure on
the trees. We viii affx our names
and titles: for you. field marshal. that
ofLopdor alone viii be sufficient
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TALLEYRAyD

The following outline vf this ex-
sraordinary being is thus drawn by
lady Morgan, in her new work on
Erances
81 had frequently seen this Ceie-
DRAFTED parsonage and future historical
character at court; upon other pub
&c occasions, in the hustle of process
sioss. at the nuptial pomp ofroyalty
under the holy dome Of Metre dame,
at the deepest tragedy. at the livckest
comedy. amidst the solemnity Of the
ruysl chapel and the reseiry Of the
FeastiRg court but 1 saw him al
WAYS the same cold, motipnless not
distracted, but unuocup;ed not alb
sent. hut unmoved: no tint varying
the colourieSs hue 9th livid complex
en. no expression marking its cha
ractcr on his passive courtcnancc.-
His figure seemed the shell of a hu-
man frame, despoiled Of its organic
arrangements or. il the heart beat
or theoraiH vibrated, no power Of
penetration could reach the recess uf
the one, or guess at the working OF
the other. From the mind of this man
the world seemed cOntemptu0uSly shut
out and il this most imPaSSible form
and face Indicated character or OPT
MON, one would have thought al the
first glance. this is surely the being
Who has said. =" speech vas given 10
man. to conceal his thoughts" IL
seemed as If the intimacy OF love,
the confidence Of friendship. the com
muaity of counsel. could never draw
the man 20 that COuntenanCe. which
amidst all the misunderstanding,
I chsnges and contrasts in the life oil It's
owner, had never been
A book in which men read strange
things
IT was indeed a book written IN
dead language"
La Fayette's observations on DO
naparte are worth recording !: Lady
Al. says,
"i was desiross to icarn bew Bo.
I raparte seemed affected at the mome's
dat General La Fayette. at the beat
/ Of q decutsion. who came to thans
him in the name af the Chamber
| for his voluntary abdication. appear
I'd hefors him. I'VE found him. SAIL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-19

General La Faycttc. upon this oc-
caSIrn, rs upon many others. actlrS
out of the ordinaryrulcs ofca'culatioH,
neither affecting the pathetic dignity
of fallen greatness, nor cvincinS the
uncomfortable detection Of disarpoin;-
cd ambition; Of hopes crushed never
to revive; and Of splcnder qucnchcd,
never to rckindle. We found him
calm and serene he received us with
a faint but gracious smile ; he spoke
with frmness and precision. l think
the parallel for this moment was that
when he presented his breast to the
troops drawn out against him, on his
return from Elba, exclaiming, l am
your Emperor strike if you WILL
There ha,e been splendid traits in the
life of this man, not Ia be reconciled
TO his other modes at conduct his
character is out of all ordinary keep
ing and 10 him the doctrine Of pro-
liabilities could never in any instance,
be applied"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-19
Ssw-T FORK, Sept. u.
INTERESTING PHILOSOPHICAL ENQUIRY

INTERESTING PHILOSOPHICAL ENeUIRY
The Philosophical Society of tie city
Of NeW-Yo:k having, through the medium
Of the National lnte!li2encer OF the Sd
instant. had The following hints submitted
10 its consideration. the editors of s,e
Mercantile Adver tiser have been favored
Nita the Subjoined replies which We pus
iish with pleasure s. an interesting addi-
ton to the stock Of scientific knowledge.
From TIE IHts!iigenesr.
Qrsry. How tar are lid nor7he,n and
southern hemispheres analogous: ta)
/. II there south polar star answer
ins in appearance to the nOrt!. polar star j:
ID
{. Are there circum polar stars 10 the
south answering IN sppeara nce TO The Car
cum poar stars 70 the Mouth: (c1
S Does the sur, fJOm the s2d Septcm-
Der 20 the s0lh March ise TO the scp.h
cas- ard set 10 the south west # e,e-y
place of observation IN the southern
henisp' ere: tdl
l. tefe wight n ang night at as
sou'" IN 'ute On Use ed Sec ulbcr and
ct 6se "a the inhah,jaar, read and write
throuz ~ re nisF b. Il, ID # III
light alone: ard o. y 4. he IN TO
be seen abnve ,e hn zor, ioi - hsar.
tOgethe- a,d Il ii. III attitude J..
there C n'iau.l DAY far two aud hall
months 10Y
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FREDERICK III.

Immediately sitter the important
battle Of KundcrSGof. in which gene
al Zink was defeated b. field marshal
London. Frederick wrote thus billet
with a pencil. Oh the field Of battle.
70 MIR. De Fincenstcin, bis minister
of state Tout est perdu sauscz la
famille roysle-Adieu pour jamais-
|. All is lost, save the royal family
Adicu Forever
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THE MAID OF BRuCAH.

The MAID Or bN't An.
Translated from an Irish original in the
possession Of nv. BantiRg.
Sweet Virgin Of Brocah! though humble
thy dwelling.
Inv mazners how gentle, thy beauty
how fair,
Thy torn light and graceful, each dam.
eel excellius,
What daughter Of Eg:n with thee shall
y compare
Oh vain,y 10 rival thy bushes pretending,
apple her blossoms in clusters may
bring;
Those bushes in natures soft harmony
blending
The radiance Of summer, the scftness
Of spring.
Sweet blackbnd thy mate with green
branches surrounded,
His strains Of wild melody Pours thro'
the grove;
Sing on, lovely warbler, thy raPtures un-
bounded,
Inspired by affection, aud best viii
thy love -
How different nay fate, while uRheeded /
languish
For her who CONDEMNS all nv sorrow
and care,
And Paur tro,n ny soul each expression
Of snsuish,
IN s,sAs OF regret and in tears Of des-
par.
Oh no, 10 De lord Of the green hills Of
Fin
Or not for the treasures her mountains
b'strS.
Tia, e'er Inv soft smiles had ventured
70 share in,
Fer aursed in my bosom loves trea-
cherous glow
-Ye, wsrn'd BY the fate Of thy lovers neg
leeted,
Why, WAY did ! yield to nv fondness
for thee,
Why think that the heart that had thou
sands rejected,
Shculd drigs to bestOw its affections
on me
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-19

On Monday the 9sth of July, the
Sevcnty-fnurth Annual Conference
Of the people called Methodists, COM
mcnced at Sheffield, Ensland-The
Res. John Gauitar was chosen Pre-
sident, and the Rev. Jabez Bunting.
Secretary. Ahnat three hundred
preachers assembled. The last week
was occupied by the Committee for
Stations, and by the Committee for
Examination and Finances Of the nu-
meruus Missions of the Connexion.-
Various interesting accounts have re-
Gently been received from st. Do
mingo and Ceylon and notwithstand-
ing the great pressure of the times,
upwards Of seventeen thousand pounds
have been raised nv this religious ho-
dy. in the course Of the last year, for
the support Of missions among the
Heather.
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SOMETHING SINGULAR.

Under his head. the Charleston
Gazette of the 4th instant, says
d" About the 18TH OF 10th of August,
a PRIDE af Indian tire. in State street.
drospcd all lis leaves. though entire
" green. A few DAYS afterwards,
person in each Of two houses next
door to each other. and on the north
and south side of the tree VAS taken
sick. one af whom died-about three
DAYS afterwards. buds p forth a.
gain from The tree, and is nov pro-
crossing to full bloom. WHAT stri-
king emblem If the frailtv of human
nature, ahfof its spiritual reno' alton.
The circumstances could not but oc-
casion some rtHections in the bosoms
of those on whom Il had recently re-
flccted SO in, Ting shade. There is
perhaps not another tree of its kind
in the city that has been thus operated
upon by the hand If nature"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-19

;s no essential difference Of sentiment
bstweeu us,-THEy mean tina, pleasant
and voluptuous ease in which persons "'
fortune lie.-In my definition OF uxuy'
[ exclude every idea Of ease or pleasure
ITO be continued. II.
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.Nsr-I FORK, Sept. -.

On Saturday afternoon. IN the Circu!'
Court of the United States. Judge IL
y;ngstop pronounced the awful sentence
NJ D. ATH on FREDERICK JACOBSON
late master Of the ship Arlstides, con-
yicted of sinking his ship at sea, Tor 'he
nurpose Of defraudin; the underwriters
CAPTAIN J. received the sentence WI"
srmne.s. and asked favor of the court to
be hung in his own clothes, and not IN
chains, a. the law specifies as the PUNISH
ment Of his crime.-The day Of his exc
cstion is not yet known. we under-
stand that Jacobson is native OF liam
burg. -
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Ualfa.r. .iugvst go.
FISHING VESSELS RESTORED.

FISHING VESSELS RESTORED.
By a decision in the admiralty court
this dav, the twenty sail Of American
fishing vessels brought into this port on
the 18th Of June last, BY II NJ. : Dee.
captain Chambers, are to be restored to
the claimants.
They 1.-THE ClaimaH-s) to pay costs,
which vii! not be heavy: the kings al
Nocate, r J. Uniacke. ESQ., having re-
linquished his fees Ola the occasion, An
appeal, however, Ills said, viii be enter
ed on behalf Of the csp'ors-!he origiaa!
owners taking their vessels on bonds 10
meet the event, which will probably be
decided between the two governments,
Great Britain and the tn,;ed States, IL
matter Of pubic interest.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-19

Old Neptune's domain affords IS
many wonders. nowadays, as ever
was exhibited upon the land, and its
inhabitants. Initiating the Lords OF
Terra Firma. seem TO be either IN a
state of civil COmmotiou, or emigra-
ting to the shores of the New Cont.
nent in search of freedom. Besides
the cape Ann Serpent. and the kra-
kan, seen on the coast Of South Anne
RIGA, BY captain Tanning. We hear
of the fabulous mermaid. being seen
on our coasT, ofnew and non- descript
species Of fish being taken in our har-
bors. and OF unprecedented shoals
Of herring choaking up the mouths OF
our rivers. To these wonders may
be added the Serpent Of Lake Erie,
the existence Of hiCh has been salts
factoriIy demonstrated 10 US. lnde-
pendent Of other COrCobOraiiTS state
ments, Mr.. " atson. vino resides near
the borders uf the lake, and who is
represented a. a man of vcracity,
states. that he has seen the lake Ser
Dent repeatedly, and fred several balls
at him. al the distance If % rods.
without tie least apparent eject. He
describes him as about 60 feet long,
ola copper colour. with brilliant eyes.
four inches in diameter. He has stcn
him in a coil, and extended upon the
water. albany Argus.
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Boston, !Sspi. Il.
FROM RALlF4S.

b. the scho ,ner Enrer, ne. whith ar
rived yesterday from Ha'i.ay, we receiv-
ed papers and price current to the seth
ult. inclusive.
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St. John's, N. B. 3ug. 49,

Among the many bonds Cancelled D!
certificates obtained in manner best
known BY those most concerned, one
bopd was lately cancelled BY a Nova
scotia excise officer. upon the production
of certificate BY master oil Vessei Of
the same province, that the plaster Tor
which said bond had been given, was
airlel at sea J.
Shipwreck.-ihe ship Lord Nelson
with $50 passengers. from Londonderry
was wrecked on Sunday last. at P'rt'
Mills, near Sheiburne. Gre" aud pas
sengers saved,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-19

Flour al Gibraltar OF the 10th Ct Juiy
was STA, and soaking up.-TobascO, 10
sales, anu declining.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-19

Prices at Haitian, hug. es.-Bsrley,
bushel y 6d none beet, mess, SOOiDs
Dbl. 9Os; cargo No. l. S0s do z, Us;
do 5, 4Os; brandy, French, gal. lls;-
Naples do, IS Is cd; bread, ship, cwt
4Os a ass fine dc, ~ So pilot dnto'
Sos; Medford do, l-a tbl. 25-; butter,
I,ish, FIRST quality in kegs, ID Is Is
Id candles, dipt, lod lid moul"
ditto, Is sd a is Sd sperm. ditto, IS
q S. Sd !; Indian corn, bush. IS A g. % !;
English cheese, ID. IL. Sd Is Al I; n. s.
do, led; coidage, staple, cwt. 6GS and
7Gs; cotton, W. |. 10. Is 81 AID Is 3D..
b isk: fi,h. cod. me- chsn'able, per cw..
none: WI. 30, lis i.s sca'e ditto,
SIS; salmon. bb. 52s CT a IS macka-
rel, spring, LIS d fall do, ne; ale
wives. is gu 90, behring's. &c. 81 /;
smoked DO, box. - 4 O. : IT. sup, -four
per Dbl. of ,96 lbs. VT. 65 >hillinss and
80. very scarce; do middIing good. 50.:
rye do. Ass; hams, English, ID. s, a 100
scarce pitch, bti. Is Cd TAR, rs Sd q
l5- dull 'osin, g. Cd do; turnentine.
ass Cd do; spirits do gal!o-, IS q Is;
pork, new, Irish mess, bSI. 1G0s ). No. !,
do do; No. ?, 90s,
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I've hfvc oaly TO add tothr above. HAT
even by this statement, 30 which there
ere many objections, tha expenditure
far tie present year wiz exceed. thc
Whole incume, together with the sum ap-
rlicoJ'e 10 the reduction If the ua,ioIa
dit. "hpn adicdta he income, will on
X OK, eed the expenditure by e,S92,S06i
and all tbs is uion the superstition that
by no armament. by no pubic occur
renee If any kid, shall we be obliged TO
iucur any unexpected expense. There
hardly seems to BE- a Eotiun Of reducing
the peace expenditure o any reasonable
amauGt, and Ill that ia done the people
must be heavily oppressed, The report
thus concludes
Your committee do mt fink IT ne
cessary to submit any prcspe tive calcu-
lations upon this subject; bat il. by the
continued blessing, ct peace aud sys-
tenn nf pcrscvcriug economy, the pablo
credit Of the country. aided BY the uHin-
t.rrup.ed operation Of the Sinking Furd.
SHOULD attain the point at which it stoud
in 1872. your cuNnitise observe with sa-
ti-f.ction that a dininution Of charge
might be effected BY the reduction of in-
tere.t alone, which would be an annual
saving Of between two and three millions
sterling. Looking forward to this event
as the resource which promises the great
esi and most substantial relief to our fl
nances, and feeling that in this attain
ment the country would find at once the
evidence of existing Gaze aud the pledge
Of growing prosperity, your committee
cannot better conclude this report than
by expressing their anxious hope that ne
thing will arise, either in the state Of our
foreign relations, or in the administration
Of The domestic concerns OF the empire
to call for exertions which might tend to
retard or disappoint the prospect Of this
most desirable Improvement"
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100 Dollars Reward.
September 8

4 BSCONDED from the subscribcr,two
~ female negroSLAVEs. Phoe5e,whO
understand has changed her name to
Nancy, SO years OF age, about five feet
seven or eight inches high, black COM
plrxion, straight and we'd proportioned,
brnusht up as a house servant ami semp-
fess which last profession she is ex-
ceIled by none Of her color.
Peggy, a bright mulatio, 10 or s0years
of age. ai,out S feet ur six inches high,
rather thick, and has scar on the top
Of one oi her feet also brought up as a
house servant.
The above reward will be paid for the
delivery Of the above slaves to ne. at my
residence in Fairfax cuuHty, at the 22d
nile stone, Little River Turnpike Road;
or sixty dollars for the former anj forty
or the latter.
HARRISON FTcZHU1n.
May : wfmtt
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<SS Erekange Cofse Horse in
EGGMARINE JOURNAL. &EG
PORT OF iLgxANBRIA...SsPT. g.
ARRIVE ID,


ARRIVED,
Brig James Monroe, Sawyer. FIR Port
land. 10 days; plaster, to L,wrason and
Fowle. and furniture to Samuel Ward.
Brig Adelme, SOu'her, fir. Passport,
IS DAYS; plaster, to F. Dodge. Passed
brig Emily in Nahjemoy reach, on Sum
day, proceeding down.
Schr Independence, Ames, from Nor
folk, 4 days; ballast.
- Ellen, Gilman, Baltimore, FIVE
days; ballast.
ARRIVED, Sept 9.
Big Hunter, G innads, 81 days fr.
ST. Thomas's ballast, TO John Janney
and Go. Left schr belonging to N"r-
folk, and brig, Capt Dill, If N. Or
leans, belonging to Philadelphia. Mar
kets very duti-F!our Sl2 per barrel
Cnfiee SIG per hundred-sugar So
Mr.. Jonathan Ross, surercargo Of the
Hunter, tarried at St. 1homas's, to dis
pose Of the outward cargo.
ENTERED,
sAip Thomas, Kelly, P. Pctre, Qua
daloupe.
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Notice.

ID ENG deai:cus Of having as little
I'D trouble =, possible in keeping book
accounts, l would beg tAo,e that deal
with me to send orders, ana not for less
than one dollar at tue.
aiIl rent part Of my house for a
large wholesale dry good or G ocefy, or
retail, or both, with good cellar and
compiling room, by the year or otherwise.
Also, all tile concern | how live al,
but not Tor less than FIVE years; or I will
sell the whole at fair price-S0 feet on
King-street, and 100 deep. No better
stand in the street.
A very neat hide brick house 20 let in
Duke-street, between Patrick and Hen
ry streets. ALEX. PERRY.
sept 10 wSlwNIf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-10
AleX'a. Circulating Library

rs now stabllshcd on the north side of
Prince street, one door east of Mr..
Matthew Robinson's shoe shore, where
attendance viii be daily given by the sab-
scriber, nho intends to enlarge and i'm
prove the establishment hv constantly ad-
ding therstcal new publications, as they
are issued by the British OF American
press, where he hopes thc rs-des Of SCI
ence and sentiment may be amply gra,i-
fed. To effect tbs improvement, The
subscriber pledges himscI! to the public
,ha. every eNert'on shalt be attempted TO
;,.ake it an object Of rnoic patronage.
WILLIAM KING.
september 9 st