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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11
SELECTIONS.
DISORDER 1T AMELIA.
SAFANNAH, OCT z


The choice spirits who rule in Amelia
have had another enocha. After the first
idol, Gen. M'GREooR. was thrown down,
Col lRvIN was adopted as the Lama of the
ays--His popularity soon waned, and
Com. AuRY arriving full of cash, became
the golden calf for season. But even he
was forced to take a partner into CO. and he
and Sheriff HUBBARD,* now form the
DuunDirate Of the new Baritaria Things
Tins stood short time. Then the sGble
gentle men from 81. Domingo insisted on
an eGuai share Of honors and privileges with
the whites. The whites would not sub
scribe 10 this equality with negroes and
mulat,oes and threatened TO drive the
men ofcolour from The island. The latter
fed TO fort, manned it, and bid defiance
to the whites. The whites brought up a
24-pounder against the tort But by the
spirited Intervention Of the Leaders, hostili
ties were prevented, quiet restored, and the
authority of AsRy recognized anew. On
the / 9TH he issued flaming Proclamation
on the subject, and very adroilly attributed
The " horried plot" to :. Spanish PeFhdy,"
recommended the union ofthe white, black,
and yellow roses. A speedy dissolution OF
the whole concern is anticipated.
I.The last Savannah papers announce the sud-
den death Of this gentleman
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11
JOHN l.. STORER,
TT NO . UNION ROW,
K LAS iaa received M afIortmeat of
O. a IN

TT NO UNION ROW,
las ialt received M afTortmenr of
G. O. Id =,
adapted TO the feafon and offers very low for Cath
only.
-Baixes--Rattinetts
An snortrpeot Of men's and womens leather, nix
and kid GLOVES
Black aad color'd Saffnetts, and Florence Silks
Mems and women's black, white and iiate worried
HOSIERY
Silk and Gotten difso
Madraf. Hxudksrchsfs-- flezm loom Shirtings
A large a6ortmens Bombazs,ts and Wicbores
CsIicoes--Cark1e Ginghams
sink checked ditto
Chind.e Cosds
Meus plain and checked Cravses
Factory 5hirtiugs and Threads-sauinstu'
ahaws- Mullins ID moties--Cambrirks
Single and double mild Csfinerss
Broadclolhs-Piains
rurnitures BLACK Italian Grapes
veia;ngs--Buttoes--Piatii
lndia Costous--India Caiieoes
Black Canton Hsndkerchiefs
Flag and bandanna ditto cottcnde
Ribbon, Bra es--U Umbrellas
Blaukets-Peli,e Cioshs
Xer(eys--1unter's Cloths
Coa,ings-Pantaioon Drawers
Black and eo!er'd fewing Silks AID Twift, &s. &C.
Nov A e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11
Patent Roman Cement.

NHRssRS. PARKER < WAITS, of Bauklde,
N1 London, beg leave to call the attention OF
,he gentlemen in America, who are concerned IN
building to the uie Of their
Patent Roman Cement,
an article Of which they have been upwards OF
twenty years the manufacturers. Il is uled either
A s,ucco, or a. Mortar In the former cafe. II
nreferve, the walls from all damp or moillu-e, aad
produces the effsc of Stone. and in the latter II
commentaries fuch uncommon ltcength and isbil
inv 20 the work a. 10 make il highly valuable 10
Taoks, Docks. Bridges. Harboufs, For'iica'Ions,
and ali similar undertakings a. the practice OF the
Britifh Govsrumenf iuihciensIy ihews. Water has
no effsd upon it. Innumerable inisance' ~ Egg
Ian . both public and private, OF lis eiiicxry 10 al
shsfs points. nav be referred TO.
OScber 81 e1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11

A twelve month ago more than half The
shipwrigh,s of Liverpool were idle at
present there is scarcely a single good
workman unemployed.-The same may be
said of most of the other classes of mechan-
les and arlihcers connected with shipping.
In England blind girl Miss Avoy) be-
longing to family OF property, is said by
British writer 10 have such properties in
her Tigers as 10 be able TO read by feeling
Ut the words-to tell the time by touching
the ehyysfat ofa watch Ito recognize per-
sons before or behind her at distance If
her fingers are pointed towards them Be.
sides being blind the spectators take any
mode they please to make il impossible for
her 10 see. She is not exhibited for anv
lee, and only by way of favour to any res.
pectabe individual. No doubta there il a
deception, bet is yet undetected, and has
puzzled those who have wrote on the sub-
jrct.
A Baptist Association in N. Carolina.
complaing that liquor is distributed at cleo
tons confluence The voters, have petition.
ed the Legislature to make law against !,
and agreed TO refuse their suffrsqes to All
individuals who indulge in this DEGRADING
practice. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11

with or that it would be prudent to REIN
quish the cultivation of it altogether. Grain
cannot be so much depended upon for crop
as corn The former being subject to blast, &c.
while the latter seldom fails Of meeting the
hopes Of the hqsbandman, except in such I'M
common seasons as we have lately experien-
ceg.
We would merely suggest to agriculuraists
The propriety Of reducing the culture OF Corn
and appropriating part oftheir manure usually
devoted TO this purpose, for raising grain.
Plough green sward land the season previous
to its being sown; manure it at the rate Of
six OF eight loads on the acre, and sow it in
the usual time with grain. Soon as i is har-
vested, plough and manure and sow it again ;
repeat this for several years, then lay il down
to grass. The experiment is worth trying,
and from what we have read, we think it will
succeed, and yield US breadstuff less expensive
than the usual course Of crops. We shall
proceed in future numbers TO give some briel
directions for cultiva;ihg The several species
Of grain, collected from different sources.
VegetabLe productions in Maine.
A 8eet has been raised in garden in
Brunswick the following dimensions =
The length seventeen and an hall inches
the circumference twenty five inches.
A Pumpkin, raised in horthyarmonth
was sold in this marke, on Thursday last,
weighing forty one pounds.
HALLowELL, NOV. S.
An English Turnip was raised this year
by Mr.. VIM b. Liulefcld, of this town,
(HalIowell,) which measured forty three
inches in circumference, and weighed, when
taken from The ground, nineteen POUNDS
without the tops.
A Turnip was recently taken from The
grounds of Mr.. Flint Barton, in Sidney,
which measured three feet sia inches in cir
cnmfsrence. lis weight was not ascertain.
ed
Another Tsrnip Of the same species was
a few days since brought TO this market
which measured thirty four inehes, and
weighed { without the tops thirteen POUNDS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11
NEW GOODS.
EDWARD HOWE,
Has FOR SAIL
III No S. NE, sbanf Rero, Mixdls- fret.


-
- GOODS LATELY KEcsIvkD-
READDAPOLAM Couon-undrefsd shirtipg.-
@sl India Couous--4-4 Cambrick Prnts--dark
blue and chocolate Prints-eIegaut Furnitures--
Calicoes-feured and plaid siks-biack elk and
flag Handksrchiefs--4.4 Linens Linen Cam
br,cks-do Hdkfs -Cambrck Mullins undreis
Ga Cotton cambr,eks--hgursd do Scotch Cling
hams-blaek s. white Gik Lace--tambor d. piquet,
lace. fgur d. leno, and Book Mulias-Chintz
Shswls--Caroiture and Figured Satin Ribbons
black, brown fcaret. maroon and grey Bombaze,s
-Wibore,--Russiz and American Diapers and
Crah-Rufia shee,ings- Osnaburgh Burlaps and
Dowisls--fcarlet Pelise Cloth-drsb and buff
CaiEmere- beaver and kid Cloves--White red and
yellow Fiannel--blk and cold fewing Silks.
A general afortment Of Broad Cloths and Calf
rneres-Coat and veft Butsons---flvet eyed Needles
--Pins-Tspes-Costo Balls aud skeins
Sept. e., {f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11
-AMoNo WHICH All

Blue. black. green. oil 6 4. IA and 4 elegant
i've, brown and mixed fix Shawls
B2OsDCLOTH3 Imitation do.
Do. CASSIlNERES, I'm. Common chintE do.
gle zod double mild Silk, worried and cotton
Sup 6ne u1drefs'd Prints Hole
Fine aud common Cali SIX Half Hofe
Goes Engifh and French ELK
Superior and low priced Gloves ~
Furnitures Kid and Beaver do
Cotton and linen Cam Black Italian Grapes
brics Do. fix Velting
Britifh aud fteam loom White figured and buff
Shirtin2s MerfaiiIes do
8 and 4 4 Irilh Linen Cambria and common
4,44& 4 Cinghams Dimoties
Black and colored Cam Plain book, Leno and
brics fancy figured Mullins
Black nix Handkerehiets Cambria do
Flag BaDdanna andtancy Silk Umbrellas aud Par
elk do. afos
Plain and figured velvet Cotton Umbrellas
Bindings Satin and LuliriDg Rib
Cotton Laces bons
Blue and yellow Nankins Plaid and fancy do.
Qualify & Shoe Bindings Shell & horn Hair Combs
Cambria Pocket Hdkfs. Gilt coat g veR Buttons
Patent and cotton Flag Imperial do do.
ditto Bel and pearl Buttons
Levaotines Green and fancy figured
Black Sinchaws Bonnet 5ilks
Do Sarfnets Pins; Needles
Plaid do Tapes Fans, &c.
Double and Eugle Flor Plain and figured BON
ence bszetts and Rattinetts
Stocking Nett, &c. &c
ALso-on hand large aformen, Of
AMERICAN GOODS,
CONSISTING or
White and blue Warp Yarn,
white and colourd Threads,
do do stocking Yarns
do. do. cotton alls
bieached and unblezched shirtirgs
do. g do. sheetings
Bedickines, b'ue Planes
Stripes and Checks
G,nghams -Chambrays
Sattnetts. Prief C,oths, &c &c.
All of which will be fold low for Cx.h
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11

PIrrsbp Pen OCT. Is.
distressing "A young man but lately ar
rived 10 this place from Ireland, bad his
arm dreadfully lacerated on Wednesday
morning last, By vrnturing too near cage
IN which tiger is kept For show. The fe-
rocious animal seized him with his claws.
and drew hun to the bars of the csge, and
with MS teeth tore nearly all tho fi.Sa off
his arm, from the shoulder TO the elbow. 7,
was with considerable difficulty that the un.
fortunate young man was released from his
horrible situation The m mas been am.
Puta'ed' and very slight hopes are enter
tanned of his recovery.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11
CONCORD, r. ri. NOV. a.
COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY

4 ne tall term having lately commenced
u these rival institutions, il NAV Derhaps be
interesting 70 The public, to know how they
flourish In the College, under the direc-
ton OF the old Board of trustees, there are
Al present ninety fve Students twenty sig
OF whom haveentered the two lower Classes
since Commencement.
In the University there are at present.
fonrfeen Stndssis, four of whom h VI en-
tered the TWO lower classes since commence.
ment. Il isa fact worthy of notice, that Of
the four who have entered the University
Slice Commencement, NOT one Of them be-
long 90 ms State; notwithstanding the
Legislature have passed several Acts for
F" eniarging and imErc1ling The Corpo, ation.'s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11
Nathaniel & Luther Dana,

A CENTS for the Amlbury Nail Factory Co.
n keep conitantly on hand large adortment OF
Cut Nails. which they offer for fale NJ the Bolton
prices. Also
Have . conGgument of PorAsH KErTLrs from
the Foundery of Col. Leach, which are fuPpoied
to be the ben tina, are made in this country
Jan IL IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11
DIED.

In Baltimore, Col. n ATTAINED RAMSAY
AT the Battle of Monmouth, when our army
was pressed, by the enemy advancing RAPIDLY
General Washington asked for on ofiCer, Col.
RAMSAY presented himself, the General took him,
ny the hand, and said, if you can stop the British
ten minutes (til form) you will save my army
Col Ramsay answered, TWILL stop'them OBJ PALI
he advanced with his party, engaged and kept
them 10 check for half an hour nor did be retreat
until the enemy and his troops, were mingled, and
at last, in the rear of his troops fighting his wav,
sword IN hand, fell pierced with many wounds. III
sight of both armies.-But he recovered of BIZ.
wounds and lived 10 good old age.
In England the Rev. James Cooke lie was
as eminent for his genius as his piety and though
not neglecting religion, be benefited mankind by
numerous mechanical inventions in agriculture and
manufactures. He was the inventor of the mod.
ern improvements in drill susbandry and devoted
much OF bis life in the cultivation Of the soil.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11
Agents for The Portland Gozette.

Non,warnoasth, WILLIAM BARRows, ESQ.
Freeport, Mr.. NATHAN NYE.
Brunsw1ek, Topsham and Lisbon, PErrR O.
ALDEN, Esq.
Bath, Bovdoiahdm, Phipsburg, Georsetosen;
and Wool0ich, EBESEzER CLAB, ESQ. Of
Bath
Wiseasset, Mr.. BARKER NEAL.
.NeU- Castle, Marlborough and Bristol, SrE.
PHEs COFFIN, Esq Of Marlborough.
marlborough, JoHa HsAD, Esq. P. NJ.
Warren and Union, JFssE Pace, ESQ. p. M
Warren.
ThOmaaOn, JosErt SraAcrE, Esq.
Caadsa, JONATHAN THAYEk, Esq.
Belfast and NortapOrt, Mr. RatrH G. ions.
soS. mer. BeJfax.
Gosfine, THoaAs Z. HAS, Esq.
Franl1ovf, ARcHIBace JoSEs, Esq.
Bangor. JAcos McGaw. Esq.
Fairiar AID HsrieS. J. c. wAsHsvsx 3.
n. NJ. Hartem.
PiassOa, JAcos Loeb, Esq P. u.
Hebroas Mr. BARzAaAs MraIcx.
u Gentlemen ~ any of the above towns.
who are DESTROYS of becoming patrons "a MS
paper, are Informed, that, by leaving heir
names with either Of our Agents, paper VII
Sc foywarted % them
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11
lP NEW GOODS.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,
HAZE JUST REcEYYED AND ARE NOW

BARBOUR q LINCOLN,
HAZE JUST REcEYvED AND ARE NOW
OPENING
r k su. a iuPt b1.es SAXON BRoADcLoTHs
Haichs blue Broadc loths for furtouts
Beit double Gilfd mixed blue aud black CASSI-
MERES
8 cashmere Shaws
Black Ievantne Silk
Black and color ed Canton Grapes
Superfoe blue and queens Cloth
UndrefIed Cs'icoes
4 Carif. Ginghams
Bombazetts
Coax Camblerts
Sia,e and black worried Hofe
Devoniliire Ker(eys-Coa,ings
bale a 4 unbeachd SheasiHgs
/ do red, crimifon green, yellow and white
El2nres
1 do s
to.i ROSE BLANKETS.
ia
1914 Sept. s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11
STOVES, CAINBOOSES, &c.
CHARLES FOX,

CIRCULAR STOVES,, different sizes,
BOX ditto ditto
fSew York AID P .i'ade'phiz camboofes
100 bbIs white RoGn. fuisabIe for fosp boiIers
Together wish general adoume0t of
Ship Csandiery, Napai Stores, Mails, Paints,
&c &c.
ALS0-cordage of the 6e0 quality conftansly
"a hand by the gang or fetsiI--all which ne Of
fsrs at low prices either for Cath or on liberia
credit. Sc Oct 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11
FRENCH 1MI.NISTRT.

The French Ministers now are,the Duke
of Rich.lieu, Prime Minister, and for For
eign AFai.s; Marshal Goyion St. Cyr,
Minister of War Count Mole, of the Ma
w and Colonies Count Corvette, oil Finan-
ces Coun, de Caze., OF General Police
N. Laire, Of the Interior /; and Baron Pas
quier Minister Of Justice, and Keeper OF The
Seals. Allthe above, excepting The Duke
Of Richelieu, and Nj. Lpine held employ
ments under buonaparie.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11

Of over 100 600 votes, AIR Findley will
be elected Governor Of Pennsy lsanla by .
majority OF about 5000.
The new Legislature Of Pennsylvania VIII
commence its session on the first Tuesday
in Dec. Rext.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-11

In the expectation that the Duches Of
Berry would have son, Is ssid sppropri-
ate religious services were prepared n
France but when j, proved daughter,
these were changed. One priest - stated
10 have said " Our gra,iudsi is due 10 lleas.
en- for giving q sister II TIE Prince &c rr-
fernS"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25
James Ensl!sh.


20 EsPEcTFULLY in!urms his friends
IL and the public generally, that he
has commenced business in that large
and csmmOdious warehouse near the dia.
gonal pump. formerly occupied by Mr..
James Anderson, where he Intends con
stantly keeping on hand an extensive as
sortmrnt Of GROCERIES, Of every de-
scription, which he hopes to be ehsbled
to dispose OF at as law prices as they can
be purchased at either IN Alexandria or
Baltimore. lie vii, at all tines, give
the highest p;icc for Country ProdLse.
aE NOW OFFERS FOR SALE,
Sugar, Cutie, Ram, Nolasses-Also
5000 VT. choice butter III tirkins
1000 do. prime bacon hams
$500 bushels ground alu.n salt
5000 do. Lisbon DO.
1000 do. c,alse alum do.
200 sacks blown do.
500 tons French & n. s. plaster
ALSO,
A constant supply of choice family
flour. Oct. So tn>tu1m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25
Twenty Dollars Reward

4 BSCONOED from the employ ment
n Of the subscriber yesterday morn
ins, the lSihirstant, two apprentice boys
Of color, named GnDRGE WILLIAMS
and ISAAC HALL: the former about
II and the latter about % years OF age,
both thick set and active. They took
with them variety OF clothing, which
preven's description Of their Dress
They have both worked some time al the
cOOPerng business, AMI the i"rmer Is 4
pretty good workman. Any person re-
turning them 20 the subscriber shall re-
cene the above reward, Or 19 dols's Tor
either. WILLIAM WAN.
November 10 SIS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25

H,yre, a.. AZ Nes-YO,k s0th lust. Re.
ports. lett ship Atlas, Jennison, Of BOs-
ton, iOr Alexandria, to sail 10th Oct.
Schr R0se-in- Bloom, Cole, hence, ar.
at Ne~po.S 9Th instant
British schr Harriet, M'DOGald, hence,
ar. at Kingston Jam l7th Oct.
Brig BeDehCtOr, Rowland, hence, has
as..al ,dars .;,icS,
Sloop Alligator, Hart. Gpm New York,
was spoke oil Egg-ilarbd*sslh inst. Tor
Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25

Now Landing
ENRON the brig GcOrse Washington,
q Capt, Gushing, OF Fowcli'> wharf,
and fur sale BY F.. CORNING,
Is hhdS. ew-Ensland rum
so bbis. DO. DC.
8 pipes cogniac brandy
9 barrels cider brandy
chests young hyscn tea
6 ditto old hysnn ditto
10 bags Batavia coffee
4 bills. green ditto ...-
90 boxes spermacc!i candles
bales ravens duck
9 ditto sheetin2
9 pipes f. st opal. country gin
10 casks sherry wine
9 ditto sweet ditto
60 bbls. lst & Cd quail. sugars
Chests ef souchong y bchea teas
500 bushels potatoes
2nU0 VT. good cheese
yawl boats .....,
trunk bandano hdkfs.
s 6jis. spermaceti oil.
Oc,ubeg q tuthstf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25
By JOHN JACKSON e Co.

On WEDNESDAY, at 10 An
N:ll be sqld at their Auction Rooms, /
Dlon-street.
For approved endorsed notes, at Q, 5. x
months-A large and general asso,t-
ment of fresh DRY G0ODS-cou.,,t.
ing Of o..
2 bales extra supeGfine cas.ime,~.
do DO broadc,r.h.
] do 90 ds
do :. do pelisse clsths
l trunk black and coIored worslc,I
hosiery II ,.. ,..,.. siu,"s
do buckskin, beaver e worst
. l bale brown, olive AID drab tlus..i
ings and coatings.
l 90 rose blankets
Also. :.
Camblics, jacOnet do. Madras hk;@.
common cloths and cassimeres, striped
blankets, domestic cations, of every des-
cription. cotton shirtings, super fine Irish
linens, black and colOred sewing silk,
&c. &c. , -.t..
Will be added to Wedne ,day's sale,
bale (sopeces) Giila handkerG'.s
4 case pocket bucks
10 boxes mould candles
10 soap
leading lines
/ seine twine
5 49,, chocolate
kegs ground ginger
5 bags race do.
dozen hand and cod lines
9 coils running rigging
= November "a ...--
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25
Notice.
New Brewery.

lillian OATES, lately arrived
Nv iron E'slaId, has established Il
[,e,ssry n n clrd, the late residence
: !, Wan. Robinson, esq. in the vicinity
iMeEandr'N. FrOn his scaeral practi-
k'oT'ed : in the above business for
a',nler % yeas in Gag and, aad having
starry Sa?piied the kings brewery st
i1'alh with malt, ne Ratters himself
DE to fucnsh good and wholesome
4 : F0'ier and Ale, IN their seasons.
! g now 4 qGaatIsy Of excellent Beer
Pa'e from the MALI aud hops, which
~ HshTe. By e. iers being left ct
'e' Sia%e's Store. YEAST may also
jda' Ms. VI. i.smsd,n's store.
T'VrhbeI IS e.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25
Sales at auction.
BIZ p. G. M.aRSTELLER.

THIS DAY, at 10 i. N.
VII be sold at the Vendue Store, corner
of Prince and Wa er streets,
Q bales super6ne broadcloths
l do cassi,neres
l striped Blankets
! case lambs wool hose
4 bale Fiannels
Plains
F!ushinss
CoatiDss
Irish linens
Domestic cOttCns
lawns. g.. rims
Csnbr;c, leno, jacCnet & book mus
Ginghans
Domestic cuitnns -.
LenC jaconct and book muslin hkfs.
Grrrabs 3
Cotton and thread Iaces
Silk u cotton threads
1icklinbu Is
Osnaburgs, &c.
ALSO,
10 boxes German glass
20 bags fiiberts
S bids. Muscovado sugar
Q seroons Spanish indigo
10 boxes soap
Sideboards, chairs, tables, &c. &c.
November 25.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25
W ool Factory.

4 WISH to purchase twenty thousand
pounds of Skin-IresseI's WOOL, to
be delivered in Georgetown between this
time aud tue first daY of June next for
which The Philadelph ia or n. York price
vii be given. The wool must be clean,
aud suitable fnr spinning. .,'.
EDGAR PATTERSON.
. Georgetown. Nov. 81 ST
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25
Dnckat Book Enun,l-

WAS picked Up III the street on
W Sunday last, Picket Book, Cum
talnir.. small sun Of money. The OWE
cr may haSe>it again on application at
the oIice OF the Alexandria Gazette and
paving the CT OF this advertisement.
NnYrmhsr s. ST
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25

Public Sale.
S. Or SATURDAY, a9th inst.
Will be sold 81 the store of Walter IL
Brewa, lower end of Dake-street,
all his Stock an TRADE,
Consisting of a general assortment of
GROCERIES; also. a variety If House
hold Furniture. And at the same time,
the unexpircd term Of the LEASE Of tie,
House now occupied by the said Brown.
Terms made known at the time and,
place Of sale.
p. G. MARSTELLER, Auc.
November "a Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25
Tanning and Currying.

EOSEPH hes ION continues u car
sB ~ ON the above business at his old
stand in Prince street, between Water
aud Union streets, where he vii! be al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with prOmptness and Re, patch.
lie keeps constantly Oh Land 4 large
assortment vt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25
Spanish Hides, &c.

Spanish Hides, &c.
VANHE Subscriber has Tor sale on rea-
a sonabIe terms
500 Spanish hides Of good quality
40 barrels tanners oil
10 do spermace;i, winter and
summer strained
20 hhds Barbados sugar, good q'y
50 do Cd quality
60 do 81 quality do
30 hhds prime retailing mo!asses
5000 lbs green coffee
1900 bushels Turks Island salt
1000 do ground alum
100 barrels well cured behring's, fit
for family usc.-Apply to
MORDECAI MILLER,
November IS thstulm
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EmnloYlnent W anted.

A LAD, about II years OF are. good
u hl5its aud connexions, wishes to
s:TYe - an Apprentice to respectable
GrOcery or Commission store. Enquire
Of the printer. Noyember25
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l'urS for Sale.
A Tths SO { OF The subscriber, on
N Bridge st. can be hId IN small or
large quaint ties, as il my Slif purchasers,
the inilOwjns a,,nr,meutOi FuRS:-
100 lbs. Beaver, dtst quality
500 lbs DO second do
900 Mu,krat sAius, very superior
50 RickO"u
% Wolf. ....
D. ENGLISH, Jr.
r0rre'nwH. Ny. S4-2T ST
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Now landing,
I'D OSTON No. I and . beet
I'D lease factory sioghams and stripes
Few cases straw 5onuets aud hats
%ener,ffe VINE 10 quarter casks
ImpctiaL ten in quarter chests
Soy 10 window glass
Wrapping pape', chocolate No. l
Opt candles, meas shoe, and
100 axe
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To Rent,

u NClil,
THAr convenient DNelIing House,
! with a large Garden attached to il,
situated Oh Pitt street, opposite the new
Episcopal Church, at present occupied BY
Jesse Whsrrv, Esq. Possession will be
gwen OH the G,st o! January next. APP
ply to MARGI. X. CHAPLIN.
November 81 tu-hs6t
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For Freight.

KES The schooner BEL'.ISf.E,
<SIsEoSe captain i'aS'e-, burtnen 900
Snsc8ssZ, barrels, anJ ,ah DOLPHIN.
so2-<--S2s7 captain Chllyiek, burthen
100 barrels, both IN readiness Tor any
voyage. Apply tn
Nov. % JOHN KETTEII. e ca.