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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22

y. he was enabled to escape b,
X Ycing one of the links of the chain.
a master, from intoxication, beins
q, oIed to pursue him, he effected hi
escape.
Tie murder Of slave was for 4
long time, under the laws OF some Of
our sister states considered as mis-.
tleneanop-an offence which might
he commuted for a sum Of money.
To the honor Of the Legislature Of
the states where such laws did exist,
they have been repealed while un.'cr
the I,oasteJ penal laws OF PeDnsylva
MIA, i, is It this d..y greater offence
10 steal a chD.tle above the value Of
20 shilliDgs than to steal human
being. and devote a fellow creature to
perpetual slavery and misery. The
punishment in the former case cannot
exceed one years imprisonment nj
hard labor, while in the Litter it may
extend to three years !!
1t is sincerely hoped that the sub
iect will attract the notice Of the
friends Of humanity, and particularly
Of the Abolition Soeiely.--T. Am.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22

mons whom the President Of the
United States passed night, as he
travelled through the wilderness from
Detroit, and by whom he was voiun-
tariiy guarded, during his stay with
them.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
Nezc Establishment at the
Old Stand.
EastOn Hotel.

The subscriber having leased that large
and commodious establishment lately G.
rected by Mr.. Samuel Groome, in the
town of Easton, with the view of keep
ing a
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22

and starts !; now he is so pleasant tlIa
Nothing can anger him: then again.
he is so teehy that nothing tan I,,casc
him.
J--Is rough and impetuous, but Of
a feeling heart: his mind, as respects
anger, is like punk wood. chat in a
moment catches fire, which as quickly
goes out.
k--Is slow to anger. but much
slower to be- appeased once affront
him, and he is cody your enemy for
ever.
LIS not hard to be reconciled in
matter in which the fault lies alto
gether on the other side; but when he
has been in fault himself, the c0nsci.
BUSINESS Of it stirs his pride and stiff
ems his temper.
M--Feels strongly whatever relates
to himself: other peoples mis!ortunes
he bears with singular calmness Of
fortitude.
N--Ihongh possessed Of no extra
ordinary share of wisdom. is atfronted
ifyon decline following his advice, &
is equally affronted if any body pre-
sumes to advise him,
O's bringing sycophancy to superb
ors might be thought humiiitywere hc
not brutality imperious and overbear
ing to interiors and dependents.
P--Londly complains Of the need
friends he abandOns, to escape the
reproach Of abandoning them in their
need.
Q--Frequently changes her friends
for slight cause, or for no cause.
and always likes the last the best !:
with her, Friendship is Ikea nosegas
which pieases only while it is fresh
R--Would appear well enough, but
for his affection Of appearing mighty
well. which makes him appear below
himself /; the vanity of being though,
important, rendering him ridiculous.
S--I'amcly acquiesces in what is
generally believed, because il is gen.
rally believed: he wants no other
proof Of the truth of a thing, than its
having a plurality OF numbers on its
side.
T--Runs into cxtravagant singular
tiles, from the vanity OF appearing to
be possessed of superior understand
ing.
u--Wonld not in suspected Of
dishonesty, but for his frequent,
hoasting that he is honest; nor of waut
of varacity, but oil his habit of prop.
ping his word and promise with asst
verations.
V--Passcs for wise, because he J.
tarilurn--peradventure MT SO much
from gravity. as stupidity.
W-Conld please every body with
eloquencc and good sense Of his con
versation, if be only knew when To
have done.
"A lady of fashion. rtfrcts OK
quisite seusibiIity, by her look, he'
manner, anA her tones Of yoice:--sucI
is her tenderness, that she weeps over
high.liie scenes of fictitious distress;
and such is her obduracy. that she
with unfeeling Indifference.
those vulgar objects Of real distress
that have claims upon her practical
charity.
VA philosopher of The school OF
cosmospolites, possesses fund OF
speculative henevolencc, which he Of.
ten makes use Of in word, but never
in deed like his prototype. the pa
gan philosopher Seneca, who wrote
an excellent book upon charity /; but
though he was rich, he gave nothing
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
PERSONS still indebted 10 NJ. Brad.
ford, in Dover and Smyrna, for the De-
lAwARE GAZETTE, are informed that
Mr.. Enoch Joyce is authorised to msks
an immediate and final settlement
Nov. l5-it
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
From the National Mtelligencer,
NDUemGer 20.


We hear from Annapolis, that the
Franklin, the hew "a. would depart from
thence either yesterday afternoon or on
this day, taking out Mr.. Rush and his
Suite, on his Embassy to England. This
ship, like our ship Washington, (Which
she is destined to join in the Mediterra.
nean) has attracted numberless visitants
to vie. her exterior as we'll as interior
arrangements, regulations, and superior
accommodations for her passengers, off,
GERS and crew. She will likely be view.
ed with much attention even in Plymouth
or Portsmouth and it is not little cre-
ditable to our officers and naval tactics,
that Mons. Perrong, Lieutenant de
Vaisseau, (Which gives him rank as a
Captain of Frigate in the French ser.
vice. is regulated as gun.room passen-
ger in the Franklin merely to become
better Informed as to theimproyed machi-
merry, order, dispositions and celebrity,
practised in the American ships of war
Lieut.. Perrong was readily admitted to
this ship through the solicitation of the
Marquis De La Payette to the presi-
cent.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22

led 10 l.aguira, which it was supposed
he would speedily be compelled to e.
'vaeuate.
A vessel arrived at Kingston from
Porto Cabello on the goth ult. with
sixty thousand dollars in cash and sc.
veral scroous Of indigo, which were
landed in the night, that it might not
be ascertained that it was the proper
tyof Spaniards who had fed rrom
that port. He was a. che bearer of
accounts untavorabit IL inc rGya
cause.-.Bdlt. Pat.
Savannah, Nov. 8.
The revolutionary authorities at
Fernandina have been oontriving
expedients to increase their military
by offering 800 acres Of land for six
months service of every volunteer
$50 for nine months--SOO for twelve
months and 400 acres extract, to be
given to every volunteer who shall be
in the service at the fall! Of st. Au-
gustine. The appointments for non
commissioned, commissioned & field
offirers are specified and sufficiently
liberal but we decline inserting them
believing that not many men of hon.
or or talents will, for the sake Of lu-
ere, serve in the same ranks with the
bfigands who participated in the hor-
rors Of st. Domingo Republican.
------~--rs: ca :e..s.s.-.,
From the Connectcuc Ceurans.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
House Of Entertainment

for travellers and hoarders, and gentlemen
whose business or pleasure may cali
them to town; and having furnished The
house in a handsome St. lie, ard provided
himself with the chosest Liquors, and
careful and attentive servants, anal hei 81
determined to provide the best OF proyi-
sions that the different seasons afford to.
gether with his own exer,ions to give
satisfaction, he hopes will insure him
portion Of public patronage. Attached
to the establishment are very extensive
stables, which shall at all times be fsr-
nished with the best Of prsyendev, and
attended by careful os,lers.
Select parties can at all times be fur
uished with private rooms and the best
entertainment.
The Public's obedient servant,
Jesse Shelter.
Nov. 22-6t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22

Charleston. Nov. IL.
We learn by an Officer Of the army,
who arrived in town OIL Saturday last.
direct from Fort Hawkins, that hos
Utilities are Immediately to break out
between our troops and the Seminole
Indians. Gcncral Gaines, with his
force, took up The line Of march from
Fort Montgomery, on the Alabama.
to Fort Scott, on the Flint River, a
bout the eth ult. where he was to Il"
joined by about 500 Creek Indian
warriors, who would nuke his arm,
including regulars, militia and lndians
amountes TO about $500 men. The
Seminoles are said to havein the field
1.50O warriors, Gen. Jackson and
suite, it was expected, would joi,
General Gains at Fort Scot.
The officer above alluded to. was
dispatched here 20 procure four field
pieces for the expedition and will re-
turn Immediately.
we learn that General Gaines made
a demand upon the S 'nint'es for the
murdcrers Of seven whites-they re-
fused, and in reply. stated. that our
people had killed ten Of the tribe. and
demanded the bQtance to be given NJ
to them, as the only condition on
which they would make peace. The
General ma.ie no further reply, but
immediately Pot his troops in motion
TO operate against item.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

SHAPARD& wEBB-orrrR FoR SAN,
- 30 hhds. aud is bbls Muscoyado sugars
4 boxes HAVANA do.
hhds. aud 20 barrels loaf do.
3o,00e lbs. coffee, part priui. green
40 hlids. Antigua rum: IS 40. n. England do
us bLs. LeyDurn and Carn,her' old rectiied
whiskey; Is hhds. common do.
l6 hhds. apple brandy; Cosniac brandy
Holland gin in pipes aud eases
3 or. casks Sicily Madeira
IL do. dry Malaga , WINE,
10 do. Sherry
10 hhds. mclasses; IS terces London porter
800 sacks Liverpool salt Is tons bar iron
do. blstered steel | do. German do.
20 bundles Crawiey do; sheet and hoop iron
I ton nail rods
60 casks cut nails and brads, assorted sizes
30 bbis. New-iork prime pork
10 do. mess beef so do.liver oil
300 bbls. cut herrugs
100 do. whole do. (Nava-Scotia)
rs kecs Lockfine behring's . ecorc,,
rs boxes smoked do. ">"iN"
so bbls. shad few bbs. mackarei
40 boxes whituiore's cotton and wool cards
80 80 40 eo de s : BY 10 WINDOW GLASS
hhds. glass ware, assorted
cases half pint mnlbiers
do. pint do.
rs boxes mould candles 30 do. chocolate
So do. brown soap 30 do. shaving do.
300 reans writing and letter paper
loo 10. Wrapping do. case quilts
30 kegs warranted sunpowder r. IF. FFF.
- doz. csifand lid skins
80 tons plaster of paris 30 tons hemp
Tar, rosin. English refined salt petre, quart
nottles, botue cofks, Imperial, EunpOwder ana
Young hsson tea, pepper, pimento, nutnlegs, gin
ger, fs blue, Iaadder, alum, putty, copperas
birthstone, indigo seine Irvine, sackins and sack
bags, wool and fine hats, bedcords and leading
lines Turkey yarn, shoe thread, wedding hoes
grndstones, &c. sc.
ALso-l case check silk handkerchief aud quantity
ofDOMESTfC GOODS,
Consisting Of
Sattinetts, shirtings. he'd ticks
Chambrays, stripes, plads
Bingham, vestings, &c. &C.
inst ReceiTsd-23S reams wiring paDer, completely
assorted quantity of Macons family hour ard
chests fresh imperial tea.
inthe Rioer-a5 hhds. bestretailing moasses kinds.
Antigua rum a few bales cotton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07
p1RGIyNIa, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1917.

'1NHE Subscriber having purchased the Line of Stages
Il from Hampton To Richmond, Informs his friends
aud the public that he is making every exerou to OBJ
tam good Horses, Carriages aud Drivers No efforts
shall be wanting his part TO render this safe aud
expeditions; TO elect which, during tue winter not
more than three passengers will c conveyed the
time.
gage, but no responsibility for loss.
RICHARD ALLEN.
Williamsburg, Feb'y 25 ss-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

& rOCk OF GROCERIES az ductiOH.-On wedmes-
~ day. the 5th March next at 10 O'Clock, will be sold,
at the lumber house of the late Major Benjamin Wolfe,
dec. lin the Of the store lately occupied by
him the entire stock of Groceries, amounting to about
= s,000-among which
hhds bestbrown sugar; 10 bbs. do. do. 9 hhds
New-England rum do. w. India do. l pipe French
brandy do. whskey 100 sacks Liverpool filled salt
80 boxes candles 1000 lbs. coffee so boxes soaps 90
bags shot 5000 lbs. 5000 do steel bistered and
German 20 boxes glass; 10 by IL 6boXes cotton cards
young hyson imperial and gunpow der teas very ge'
neral and we'll selected of Queens also
glass few casks cheese about 400 lbs.
cslient smoked salmon, venison hams bacon so
writing paper &c. Sc &c. BY order ofthe -fdrrr.
Parkhiiis, Dunlop & Copeland,
Auctioneers.
Feb'y2s. 90-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

AND For .Sale-willbe sold, to the highest bidder.
Il Saturday, the nd March next sixtyseven
Of LAND, be the same or less lying III the county
of Chesterfield and about fourteen miles from Manches
ger being part OF the known by the of the
Mount formerly belonging 10 james Harris, dec.-The
sale willtake place tie premses-and the
twelve months credit the purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
By the Commissioners.
b,,,1 m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

AVAILABLE Reak EsfofC mr. Sate.--The Subscriber
oilers iOl private sae, his Tract Of Land, conlain
g abon 600 acres lyng ~ The forks o. the Brook ran,
some OF adjoining the Biook Turnpike road near the
bridge and between foor and i've miles Of the city Of
tchnlOnd. on this land Is very inc spring aud some
remagkabiy handsome settles for building. rhe tfsct
sii either be scidtoqc'er, in lots suit purchasers
foT Terms, ARMY 70 JlOactre, HObiHSOU Fif0s0nfs
VITO have plo, Of Vi si and are fatty authorized 10
ferOsr tbcfscf EIefLfy Ttf.SSJEh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

\ NHiO LANDS t0r Sote.-by virtue OF deed OF uust,
, execnted TO the subscribers by Wn- MCraw, aud
recorded tile County Court Of Halifax for the purpose
fsecUrng the of certain sums money therein
mentioned due to Sarah Darlington, John Irvine and
John D. scott--wil be Sold the highest bidder, for
cash at Halifax couTthouse, Monday, the 18th day Of
April neSt iii being court day. the following tracts Of
LAND lying in the State of Ohio, and OIL Deer creek and
IFS branches, viz:
One tract of eleven hundred acres.
DO. do. of three hundred and sin acres.
De. do OF three hundred acres-and
DO. de- of one hundred acres
These lands have been lately patented in the OF
the trustees and will be ssld wifho0f rcserDe.
JOSEPH W. SCorr,l
ISAAC MEDLEY, Trustees.
BENJ. GREEN,
reby2s. 99-w7vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07
Powbafan, reb.Is.

TOLANK & SCANTLINC.-T public, aud especially
the Citizens Of Richmond and its vicinity res
pectfuy notified that the Subscribers have in ope-
ration At Palmyra, situate the kyaBn2 river,
Ilnv9nna court house two Sdtrbts, which, from the
constant aud full supply Of water afforded them by said
river throughout the capable of makug plank
~ such quantities as to enable the Snbscrbers at all
times to furnish at short notices. any quantity Of plank
scantng and Of any description which may I've requi.
rcd They have on hand ~ said Mills and intend
tokeepa large supply Of plauk-They will therefore he
glad TO make contracts and engagements for the delivery
a. Richnond at any place te river between Rich
rnOnd aud Palmyra, or THE latter place
II Letters containing propositions addressed 10 the
SnbscIhrrs at Union Mills POst0ce, will be duly at
tended to.
j. & W. TImbriake.
Fcb'y %. as6m.
6rPANIsH HIDRS.-72O Iaguifa ON Hides, trimmed
y aud Of quality jns received by scb Jane, and
WV. SHEPHERD, I4tb st.
Feb'y Is. nsn
dissolved Oh the 10th instant, by G'utuai con-
scnt.
All porsons who have claims the concern. or who
are imdebted H. are requested TO apply To John ~ ~
u.s. who is alone authorised to sstuc the partnership
transactions vi every Mud. JOHN V. ELLIS
II. n. LLDER.
Icbrnery u, 1917.
1' Tie husincss will be condnccdin future By JoLn
~. nus u the same shop High street, where ever)
thing IN his line Bry be Lad 81 Tie shortest notice. and
warranted. JOHN ". Ellis.
pe,er.5gys. Fsgg q. gse.
IDLAlSTER OF pARlS.--S9O ions o. u'e superior
quality, foT SAFE cnheI s.ound az IN iHirP, BY ih
vOoDSON Z. srAprFs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

TT The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
ray aud three times week during the session vi the
sats Leeii9tmrs.-Price, the heretofore, fire
,flars per anuin, payable in advance Notes of Char
tered Banks (o~ty) will be received in payment. The
Editor will guarantee the safety of remttng them by
mail the postage OF ai letters being paid by the wri-
tiers.
tT No papers will be discontinued tbut at the discre.
ou OF the Editor until all have been paid
t Whoever wilIgs,antee the paynen OF nine papers
s.,aii receive tenth grdfiy.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IT one squars-FlrSt Insertions rs cents-edch con-
ctuuuHcs, 30 cents.
No advertisement Inserted, unfHH has either been
Vsid for, assumed 1y person Ia tis city les
sauiroEs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

q VoMNiirED 70 the public Jail In Boydton, in Meek
~ leuburg county Va. ertain man named SOLO
MON who he belongs to Thomas Wills, living in
Richmond va. Ib~ negro is dark completed, and is
about ) feet inches high.
The is hereby requested to come forward prove
his property, pay. charges, aud take him away.
ALIEN. BOYD, Tailor.
E.h,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

WAS committed to the Jail ui Rockingham county, Va.
w anesfo Mas who calls himself Peter who says he
belongs TO Jas p Webb. othe county ttanosci about
IS miles from Richmond he is about 1--we feet ten
eleven inches high, about invent yive years OF age has
grim countenauce-had on old Virginia cloth great
coat, aud otherwise dressed in honespun.
The owner is requested to come forward and prove his
property, OF he viii dealt with the Law directs
Wa. FLETCHER, Jaor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07
'J'nn SUBSCRIBER oilers for sale the following arii

TUE SUBSCRIBER oIsis for sale, the following ar;i-
Il cies
l20 crates eartlen ware, assortedl 200 sacks SALT u
verpool ,ed Ito boxes tin, one X; ~ do. assorted
glrssware 7o gross BOTTLES; so casks laupblack 10
do. yreen cOpperas boxes tobacco pipes 90 kegs
white, i2 do. yellow, do. red PAINT 50 %. Dutch
hes rnss 10 boxes best DURHAM mustard, doz. each
5casks DO. 10 hhds whiting; box China, containing
sets Ioincfs wieuyhi nails, assorted id.
Id. casks dirt glass Moliiner's best doable
aud sngle-barr.i,ed GUNS.
THOMAS POTTS.
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07
DOMESTIC.
OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.

OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS Continued.
CD
Iransiation ofa letter from lHr. Onis TO the
Secretary of State, dated
February d, 1876.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

Williamsburg. Feb'y rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

! TINTED STATES STOCK LoSr.-Notce is hereby
sven thai the following certificates Oft. $. Stock
Ia the uame Lewis Willis, bearing date per list be-
low have been nslaid ostand that due application
vail made At the Loan oce OF the United States for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

No 900 TOT loo 10 . per CFhl sochs
Any person who can give any information relative to
tie above certificates, who may up sny claim there
70, desired make il Known at said Loan Once to
Wm. Writ, Esq. Of Richmond Va. TO the subscriber in
shelby county Kentucky application will he made IN
pursuance of the regulations u the Treasury Depart
Jrent i0r tic renewal Of said certificates.
JAMES KNOX.
Fek'y25 Os6w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17
x.*If Charles Gross IS M

the district Of Columbia, or in the neigh
boring states, by addressing a line to
THOMAS BRADDOCK, IN Alexandra;
he car get information Of his aged father
he has been from so long.
: GI TIE Printers il ihs district. and
the state Is Maryland and Virginia. by
giving this few insertions, viii confer
. particular Iavor On an aged parent who
has travelled nine hundred miles to End
an only sen.
april IA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17

Notice,
"O the Creditors of THOMPSON Vtos
LETT, deceased 49, A third dividend
OF the assets Of said estate is hereby de-
clared by order Of the Orphans Court for
the county Of Alexandria, payable on
Tuesday the a2d instant.
ISAAC ROBBINS,
Admir- TO ThompsoA Violet, decd,
april IS dot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17
NOTICE.

The subscribers have, by mutual con-
sent, this day dissolved the copartner.
ship heretofore existing between them,
under the firm Of James Fleming y Go.
Samuel B. Larmour, alone--is duly au,
thorized to receive all debts due to the
copartners and to give discharges Tor the
same, and to whom those who have de.
naDds thereueoa will please TO present
their claims. =
Joseph Vaudeville,
SAM. B. Larnour.
James Fleming,
March 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17
Fresh Teas,

Fresh Teas,
LAWRAS0N AND FOWLE
Have now landing, from the brig E.
economy, captain Farrow, .rcm Hoston,
and for sale
IS chests fresh young Hyson
Sc bags Batavia sugar
4 Hogsheads Muscavsdo do
l6 boxes fresh Turkey Figs
lS6 Reams wrapping paper
4 bales P:rbouI 9 Cattawa gurrahs
case Indigo
april 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17

MEAD;
LEMONADE u CoRDLALS.

LE.uON:IDE G CORDLALS.
H>HE subscribers Mead House is a.
Il gain open for the season, and he
intends giving twelve tickets for one dol
lar, the bearer of which will be entitled
to one bottle for each ticket-sjnsle bot
tie, the old established price Of twelve
and half cents-ice will be provided for
those who may .calffor it, at his OLD CO.,
tablishment in Royal street, two dcog&1
above the Herald Office, where he has tea
sale all kinds Of Confectionery, and 4
quantity of Honey, by The bottle
JOSEPH BOISEAU:
april Is .
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17
Vaudeville & Larlnour,
Offer for sale,

Vaudeville & Larlnour,
offer for sale,
60 hhls whlSkcy
so barrels 20
80 barrels No.th'rn rum
Is punchcoGs West India do
90 bids. New-UrleaAs and MuScovado
sugars
so bbls., Go do do
10 hhds. New-0rieaas MolassCs
o boxes brown iiavanna sugar
seC bags green coffee
Is casks GGs!en cheese
30 20 S BsIf j.. : Chocolate, No. I & g
252 lbs. FlOtant aud Bengal indigo
20 kegs ground ginger
500 almonds
so rutmegs
10 boxes Windsor and Rose soap
loco bushels blown salt
1000 do. ground alum do.
Imperial. Tyson, young hyson and
s,uchong teas, refined sugars and agene-
ra, assortment of wines liquors and src'
ceries as usual. April .
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received by the
General LingaA, Captain Weston, from
Amsterdam, large and elegant assert.
ment Of Boiling Cloths, of a superior qua
ity, which will be offered for sale at the
store of Mr.. James Anderson.
Amos alexander.
October II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17

Pork, Candles and Soap.
TOHN G. LADD & Co. have received
y per sch; Mary, from Baltimore, and
offer for sale,
so bills. prime pork
60 boxes yellow soap OF superb
5 do white do or quality
S. do mould candles manufac-
'lred in Baltimore, and can be recom-
;nended tor the use OF families.
spri IS
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