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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

Entrances dnd Csearnnces ct lie Custom House.
Oct H. arrived schr. Dorcas Ann, Titcomb
from Eastport- schr. Franklin, Bates, do.-sloor
Huntress, Clark, from Plymouth-f5,h, schr
Barzilai. Potc, from Eastport-i6'h, schr. Re-
lief, Baxter, FROM Newyork--i8th, brig Milford
Capt. Joseph Weeks, from St. Petersburg-sloop
Caty Ann, Blanchard, from Boston-sloop Votary,
Siockman, from do ---sloop Liberty, Moody, from
Newburyport. and sailed next day for Hailowell--
Goth, sloop William, Stamford from Boston--schr
Aretas, Prince, from Philadelphia.
CIEARAECEs.
Foreign.-Oct. IA, cleared brig Betsey, Jones,
for ST. AnLrews--f6th schr. Eunice, Robbins, for
Cape Henry-17lh, ship Harmony, Currie, for
Barbados.
Coast,cise.-Oct IL, sloop Packet, Lowell, for
Bostou--f5th, brig James Monroe, Sawyer, for
Batimore-f7th, brig Siren, Bracket, for Ports
mouth 18th, sIoop Joseph, stanwood Boston.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
NOTICE.

TIC be fold at Public Auction, by order Of Cours
On Thurfday the goth day of November next,
al ten O'Clock NJ. at the houfe of Derteri Bearces
inrholder 10 the town of New Glouceaer, the fol-
loving delcribed Real Efate, the property of the
late Robert Bailey, deceaIed-viz. 81 acres of Lot
No s, in the ira diviGoa-2o acres of Lot No. As
in the Sd divifion--45 acres of Lot No Al, in the
Sd divilon-Lot No. 90, n the 7sh divi6on, con-
taininp Sc acres-aIfo one other Lot in the 7ih
divGon containing Sc acres, with al the privi;e-
&c. to the fame belonging except being fubje9 to
the Widows Dower-an IN the town Of New
G.ouce1er. JACOB RaLEY, AdDisiavstor
New Gloucefter, Od. 10 90 Jais seSse.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
Patent Roman Lemenl.

NAESSRS. PARKER * WAITS, of Iank61e,
AsA London. beg leave to call the attention Of
the gentlemen in America. who are concerned Ia
building TO the ufe of their
Patent Roman Cement,
an article of which they have been upwards OF
twenty years the mauufs 9urers. II 10 uied either
as Sfncco, CT as Mortar In the former cafe. Il
preferves the walls from all damp or moifure, and
produces the effect of Stone, and IN the latter 4
communicates fuch uncommon ftrength aud iAoii-
ity to the work to make il highly valuable IN
Tanks, Docks, Bridges. Harbcurs. For'isicaiions'
and all Similar undertakings, the practice OF the
Bri,ifh Government Efficiently fhews. Water has
no eff q upon it, Innumerab'e iniancea IN EGG.
Ian !, both public and private, of is efficacy 10 al
thefs points may be referred 70.
October 81. 6v
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
(P REMOVAL. al
WILLIAM CROSS,

LAS removed from his late stand in Fore.
street, 10 the store IN West Ma kef Row
situated at the head + Green-s.reet, being the
one lately improved by Simon Harding, where
he has opened for sale general assortment CT
CROCKERY {. GLASS WARE,
Waiters-- Plated Castor Stands plated and
brass Candle S icks--Cheesc Wagons Decsn.
ter Stands Hearth Brushes, &c. &c. on IS Q II
terms as can be purchased in town. Oct s2t.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
DAVID GRIFFITH.

I INFORMS bis friends aud the public that he
has taken fand at the fiore of Do6 Coe, OPP
polite Mr. Daniel Hows fore in Middle ffreet :
where be propofes to carry on the making, re-
pairing and covering of U UMBRELLAS u PAR
ASOLS of various celcriptions, at the fhorteff
not &C.
Also Old Umbrellas aud frames of do. pur-
cbAled or exchanged on Reasonable terms,
~ B. He would alto give notice that he il
making preparations 70 furni!h himielf with
complete aIorment of Garden .ssds for the enfuing
feason. where he will be happy to fuppIy his
friends and ullomers Portland Oct. 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
NOTICE.

FOR faie. at North Wen River, 10 called, ia
Baldwin. one half SAW MILL, with the
privilege thereun,o belonging. together with few
enty acres Ct Land more or leis. Said Mill 10
aImon new and 10 excellent repair, new dam
having recently been built good title will be
given, ADD payment made eafy by giving good
fecurisy-Apply 10 EBENEZER HATCH,
of Corham. sm October Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
LOOK OUl,ii.

THE Public arc requelfsd to take particular no
tice of any perfon Offering Tsss.ty Dollar
Bill of the Old United Stares Bapk-and alfo ;
Five Do lar Bill of the Bottom Bank both of which
are counter6,sIf poiIible the name of the perion
offering them. his occupation and place of refdence
is wiihed 10 be obtained, which may lead TO an
important difcovery-aod for which handfome
reward vii be given. Enquire of the printers.
Der IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21

THE fubfcriber hereby gives pua!ic notice 70 ali
concerned that ihe has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herlef the trutt of an adminf
ifiratrix upon the efiase Ct WILLIAM s. BRAN
Lac Of Turner, in the county of Or ford gensIezan.
deceated, by giving bond a. the law d.recfs-fhe
therefore requsls all relfons who indebted 70
faid effase 10 make immediate payment ADD shol4
who have any demands tne5scn exhibit the fame
for retirement TO RUTH BRAY.
Turner. Oct 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
t our correspondent has advans
D CORRESPONDENTS. communica att


To Cor,espondenfs.-A communicated address.
sed $ To Physicians in the country" is received
and shall be attended 10 liz our next.
L is respectfully submitted to he considers.
;on Of writer's Of political essays. whether thei
productions would not derive addition in'eress
ard be more generally cad, il they were Il usr
more b. eviy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
H'esiJrook, Oct. IS, 1917.

The Argus cautions a friend to Harmony
to be little more prudent in bis appeals to
experience for the fulilment of federal predic-
tions Mr.. Nelson, however, democratick
representative from Virginia, acknowledged
in plain terms on the floor Of Congress z tina,
the minority had told them (the democrats
the truth, that their former predictions were a
history of our past calamities," &c. and can
didly acknowledges the truth and justice OF
what our correspondent has advanced.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
DlED..

In this town, very suddenly Mrs. Mary, wife Of
Mr.. Thomas Peachey, aged 50. A melancholy
instance Of the destructive tendency Of v hat i
called the Hot Crop practice. Mrs. Rebecca wife
Of Mr.. William Clark. aged 81 --on the 18th inst
Mr.. Matthew Penneil, aged 69.--On the f7th
Mrs Elizabeth Brown. aged IA child Of BENZ
Perkins, aged about 5 months
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
LEVI BRADISH,

INFANTS 70 purchase two or three tons coun-
w try FLOUR and CANEL.-C II at his
Bake House in W low.strre, bead Of Tncomt's
wharf. or 1t his Store, head Of Ingraham's wharf
Fore Stree. Portland, Oct 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
FARMERS ALMANACK for
v2l2

lust received by WM & H. HYDE and for
fale At their Booknore, No 2 MerchantS Row,
Middle ftreet, by the grofs, doz. or Gpg'e The
FAaMrRs ALMANAck for 1873, b. Robert
Thomas. Oct ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
Commercial Coffee House.

THE publick are respectfully informed that the
Commercial Coffee Houie; recently occupied
by M.G.s d. Green u Go. is open for the recep :
ton of company The subfcriber afures ihofe
who may favor him 18th their commands they
may rely on bic ben endeavors to render their ref
dense with him comfortable.
WILLIAM merriam,
Bottom, O9 IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
IN UMBRELLA

yHYAS left q, the shop Of The subscriber, =
w bouts week since.-The owner may have
il again by proving properly and nsyink f'r ms
advertisement. IRA GRAY.
por,l.rd Oct q,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
CHRISTIAN BAPTISM.


A Sermon preached at cs'custa, with many quo.
- .aiioas from P&dobaprif authors, by
ADoNIzAM JuDsoN, J1s,
Ton of the Rev ADoNIsAM Jupsos. who has been
paflor ef congregational church in Plymouth
Mats for feveraI years, tu has recently changed
his fentiments on The futjecf and mode of bap-
Tim. and been baptized by DR. Baldwin of Bottom.
The author of this Dfcourfe vas, by education
and prof. Zion Faiobaptin During bis p.fage
frcm America to India, he began to dcubt the
truth Of his former fentiments Af:er his arrival
in thar country and before be communicated the
exercifes If hi, mind any of the baptia denom-.
ina,ion, he became convinced that the inmerfon
of profeiling believer, into he name Of the Fa-
rher sen and Holy Ghoa, is the only Chrftian
Baptfm
This difcourfe exhibits the reafons of his prefene
belief Twas committed TO the prels, with delre
to furnifh his diaant fiiends in America, with q
more full and satisfactory faement of the reafons
of hi, change than could be made in private Conn
munica,ions
For fale al JOHN WINCHEsrER'S Booltfores
Exchange itree,, Portland--price IS cents-with
pa'es 81 cents ALSO.
Juif received an additional fupply of
BOOKS Sc STATIONARY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
MIR. RUGGLES

Owes notice TO ,ho!e young Gentlemen who
y have already engaged TO his Evening school,
and Others who may with TO engage. that il will
open on WEDNESDAY EVENING al o'clock the
22d init Early applications will be preferred.
N B-If any may with for privae tuitio on
the modern Coalition Steps, they can be accommo
dated either at their own houfes or at his room on
fuch hours as will belt accommodate item.
October 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21


Nov opening for Tale at The head of Exchange
~ ffrest by
JOSEPH HARROD,
--ccNsrsTINo or
Black and blue fuperhae Saxon BROADCLOTHS
Black, bue, bror ze and mix fine do
Beif double milled CASSIMERBS. all colours
Fiae and common do. do.
, bale Fanels, all colours
/ bale Bombazets
do Bores,s
do 4 4 Water Loom Shir,ings
do. 5 A do. do, Sheetings
/ do. I, :. :, 10 -. Il L, and = ROSE
BLANKETS
PehfTe snels aud Cloths
Swapfkn--Ba zes-Tartan plaids
Fashionable Vefting-csmmon do.
cafe ladies worried GATE, lead black aud white
Hofe, very cheap
Steam Loom ard Britfh Shirings
7s and 4 4 Ir,fh Lipeps- Linen Cambrics
40 Cotton Camorics and Cambria Mullins
S Carl,le Cling hAms--Faetory Cinehams
Geat aud ladies back and white Il X Hofe
Do. do. Engl,ih ant Preach fix Gloves
Do do. liGed Beaver G'oves
Ladies' white and coIored kid Gloves
Mullins aud Lawns. variety
Inda Down Tippe,s and vandybes
Silk. chintz and Imitation 6hawls
Scarlet. white drab and buff Caiimere Shaws
Fafhtooable Caicoes
Furnitures and Copperplates
Lipen Cambria Handkerchsefs
limit a,icn do. do.
Italian Grapes Fancy Mullins
Habit Trimmings, contiiling Of Frogs, Tallels, DAi
hes Girdes, &c. &c.
Ribbons an a1ortment
Black fix. flag and Bandanna Handkerchiefs
otaloon Draws Guernfey Frocks
Gent. worried and lambs wool Hcle
Do Pan,aloon do do do
Dimoties-Gk S,nchaws and Sarfnetts
Cold sarfne,n and florence Lu'trings
Fashionable Decentralization
pas- Tape Bindings, &c. Sc
Notwithstanding the great rife Of Goods in Eng
land. the above Will be fold very cheap, for Cath
Only. Il sept 50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
Private male School, IS Scholars.

THE public are infol m ID that there is va
cancy for four or five scholars Of correct
h sbis in the private school now instructed by
Mr.. Johnson, who has sncceeded Mr. C!eave
land. Price If ,uision, the same as Charged ut
the Pc land Academy. Portland DC, 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
WI 1flRTED

In this town, by the Rev. e. Kellogg, Mr.. Eli
iah Hossack, to Miss Sabra A. Williams MIR
Henry Davenport. Of Fort Preble, to Miss Mary
Burned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21

the sentiment thA house divided against
itself canno: siand," it will be found strict
~ true. Let US then guard against one Of
the greatest evils and miseries that can
possibly befall US, any further disunion
among ourselves v.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
4 FRIEND TO HARMONY.

Nh. SHIRLEY,
A writer in the Argus. Under the head Of
Union OF PARTIES" combats the belief that
such an event can ever take place, and as
signs as reason for his opinion, the essen
lial difference in the sentiments prevalent
among them. For our own part, we take
the liberty OF dissenting from this gentle
men, and believe, that were it not for per-
sons, who delight in tumult, and whose on
ly hope of ever rising into notice is by ex-
citing these ebulitions, th1e baneful pas
si0ns would die of themselves. 1t is not
expected that an exact conformity of senti
ment will ever prevail, either in politicks or
in religion but should spirit of Iiberali.y
and charity succeed, either in the religious
or political world, and men be led calm
ly to examine the grounds of their respec-
tive disputes, the difference between them
would not appear so essential as the polili-
cal demagogue, or the religious and sec,a.
rian oigot, would persuade them 10 believe.
Plausible and ingenious as may be the
speculaiions Of this writer on the rise of
political parties, classick and elegant as
may be the style in which his sentiments
are conveyed, there appears to us an eyre
gious error in his statement, and his dis
tincsions are far from being applicable to
this country. We have ever believed, that
the difference between those parties which
unhsppily divide our country, consists not
SO much in real difference in political SEN
timents, as in opinions of measures and Of
men. Some distinguished leaders of the
democralick party have delivered similar
opinion. Mr.. Jefferson has expressed it in
his Inaugural Speech in The plainest and
most explicit terms, without the least am
bigulty, and which leaves not the smallest
doubt with regard to its Specification
Il is acknowledged by all parties, that the
object Of Mr.. Munroe's late tour was to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21

Nh. SHIRLEY,
! send you copy Of the compact entered
into by the members of the Boston Jacobin
Club IN 1894. II was received by the editor
o. the " Federal Orrery" from correspon-
dent who pledged himself for its authenticity
by this precious reflex Of that famous lratern-
ty, you will perceive that the charge against
the federaists Of being aristocratical or mon
archical IN principle, are far from being new,
and that Washington himself was not exempt
ed from them. The composition ofthis cele-
brated instrument was the g master piece OF
an attorney, who died a few years since the
spelling by distinguished literary character,
who has signalized himself by his feats in the
wars, both of Bacchus and of Mars.
$ Whereaz it apeers us that the lyburtvs ov
over countre air mulch endangur from arystnkrat-
iku princ;plus being sprcd amungst Us, aud tha,
the prezidant Washintuniz msled hi bad adwiznrs
wee, the undersigned hav enturred into assosa-
shnn two int!uenc elexshuns, and az FAIR az in u.
lyes, tn pull down the fedderul govurmunt, and, az
CRATE sekresy IL wantid in this biznss, bind
owersevs lett nawthin sed or dun in over sociity
git abraud, lest wee oversett owr appul kart s.
stick over flute int his
r.. RI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
Signed S x II
,nnrk.


The following description of the members
OF these fraterniiies, every person who has had
the smallest acquaintance with them, will &C
knowledge perfectly Just and true.
IA strange. unletter'd mu!tifarious band
Some, with weak heads, but wel-intention'd
hearts,
Are simple dupes to anti federal arts,
" no viewing tyrant acts III useful laws,
Mistake foul factions for fair freedoms cause y
The rest are genuine progeny dirt,
Who for pint of Rum would sell their shirt
With heads Of adalnaut and hearts of steel.
The worst Of passions are the best they feel.
An envious, restless, drinking, swearing crew,
Whom sense meier govern'd virtue never knew,
Some foreign ruffals, hireling tools, no doubt.
French, Irish, Scotch, complete the rabole rou. I
Yours sc.
AN OBSERVER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08

Salt and Coal
VbNHE srso o ship Ocean, CAPITA n
4 Fowle. from Liverpool, OF
5000 bushels I Coarse
500 sacks Liverpool Salt
1000 bushels Coal, superior quality
For sale by
LAWRA SON 81 F0WLE,
Whe have also for sale, the Cargo OF ship
Hazard, Capt. Crabtree, from Liver
pool, ct :,
10 600 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
$500 bushels coal.
The Cargo Of schr Planter, Capt Stur-
divant, f"m Passport, OF
$40 tons Plaster Paris.
ALSO,
The Cargoes of the schconers Packet,
Capt. Mcclellan, and William and Nam
cy, Captain Young, of
$50 casks Thomaston lime
e,5U0 ieet merchantable and clear
boards
1000 feet joists.
sep'rmbrf 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08
Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscribed,
"a living at Columbia Courthouse,
Georgia, negro man, named MIN
NY, about SO years OF arc, 5 feet 6
inches high, dark complexion, grins when
spoken to, remarkably bow-lcgged, aud
has a little imp.dimenti in his speech-he
was formerly the property Of NJ james
anderson. Of Alexandria, and If is not
Improbable he may be lurkingrb ut Alex
audria as he has wife there, or lie may
have made for Philadelphia, and pretend
he is Tee and shew free paper. | will
give he above reward for apprehendi g
and securing him in jail so that se. him
again. CALEB EobANk.
september 8 DIN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08
By JOHN JACKSON g Co,

On WEDNESDAY, 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold at the auction room. UniGn-
street. without reserve.
Elegant liner damask for 'ab.c CLOTHS
Super Irish Linens brew hollands
Cotton shirtines cotton csmbricks
Cotton ban dannos; domes'c gun, Inns
ShIrtinss meetings; check, hi eads
Ves'ing gloves; duwlas
Long AID short kid glove,
Romal hdhfs m,ni"odies /; ba rtas
Emertie. dimIilc. cot n cassirners
Bundle AID pound ms; supe cloths
Secand cloths +; veive,s aad cords
Betfo'd cards f; suspend.r, ia! es
i.eyanlines tmenc Is buttons
Knitting an; calicoes; bo,nbazetts
POck hkf- !; Madras do. &C. &c.
sep en,bcr s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08
GnIIl AIRY.

Dcparte,! tbs rinslJery l!fe, on Thurs-
tay evening lat, MIR. EDwARD KEAr-
rSG, native of eltUd, bit ior many
yeas respectable inhJbuant OF tins
rlace. By tbs d,Spen,ati"n OF DivlGe
Providence, terder wife has to lament
tie loss cf N aliectoIa,e husband, and
folr promising children to mourn the de-
partsre OF fond pare t. Throughout
II he supported the cha acter al al no.
nest upgigh' man Tho,c who knew hin
bs,t kaew best how to esteem him.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08

las bringing them within the com
"a us means. l. accustoms itself to
~ ithout eAvy he wealth AMI g an
IA Oh fat not to It's lot. and which
.|h render their possessors the more
81 anil 10 be satisfied with, Il thank
IA the mere necessary and common
In odaticn Of the journey OF life
f., it depends much less IN our
81 stances, whether We shalt be hap
IA; ,e.ab { in life, than N oar tenn
land our views OF things. May en-
& themselves well in narrow circum-
rs, Uecaase they bring their mind
Is,r situations. But when to narrow
instances are added large desires
hasniIicent notions, it is then, and
zoniy il is, that unhspplness results
xshe want Of 4 fortune.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08
taluuier Land for Sale.

otNi YIN >' AZ
TIME subscriber offers for sale his
farm, called "CULLINS," situa-
ted in the County of Fauquier, on Kettle
Run, and adjoining the lands Of Messrs.
Samuel Weaver, Jacob Weaver, and
others. z mile, from Fauquier Court
House, IS from Alexandria. and from
the auckland Mills, containing about
400 acres; q considerable portion Of
which is now in ve.y heavy timber, the
balance cleared aud in cultivation, iu-
cludlug about sO acres of the first quality
bottom land, which, with small portion
of labor, might be made to prodsCe a
large quantity of hay. This land lies
well, aud is in good neishborbood, and
finely watcred, Kettle Run passing thru
the farm. 70 person disposed 10 Par-
chase laud for the purpose of cuili'at,pg
and improving it himself, tine ae"ye Ole 5
great advantage, as the plaSt Pari~ =
ctore, acts on no land more cih1aciuusly
than on this.
Also, one other farm, lying Immediate
ly adjoining, containing the ll"e number
ot 400 acres; about one hail OF VIII ch
has been cleared, the balance well set IN
tiaber.
The above farms will be sold together
or separately, as may suit pun chasers- -
For terms, which w,ll be liberal, apply TO
the subscriber, residing near the Pr emises.
L. L, NASH.
september 6 3w
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The Desert ENLARGED ;
K Darrah.
SURGEON DENTIST,

SURGEON DENTIST,
II EStECTFUbLY gives notice TO
III the ladies' and gentlemen Of Alex.
an,ira and its vic mtg, that he has re-
turned TO hi, old stand, Mr.. Atkinson's
house, in Faii fax-strcet, where he viii
continue four or FIVE weeks, and will
be happy to wait On them in the line
of his profession. He makes and in
serts the best of Artificial Teeth, from
ono TO fall sett, in the best manner
he cleans. mends, plugs anil extracts
Teeth, Rpo;s ard SiuniPs IN the best
manner.
september 9 tuths3w
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NE YBk3NDA.

Ship julius Caesar, Macy, 81 days fr.
Liverpool, az. at Nev-YorS. Sd instant.
Reports hip BostOH. Finley, sailed for
Alex ndria 2lst July; brig Frederick,
s.tyu, fur Savannah, zSu.
snip Balize, iiarding, 50 days from
London and rs from the STA t, arrived a,
Baitimnre -4th instant. Reports, left brigs
Levant. Nalcolm, fer Cir, point, S'h OF
July; Tom, W eeks, for R.ch nond, 18Th.
Brig Agcuoria, Martin, 81 days from
Hayie.ie Grace, arrived at Baltimore
9Th in>taat.
Schr George Washington, Middleton,
hcace. arrived at Norfolk Sd inst. days.
SAILED,
Schr phiiad"ipma, ttand, ior Philadel-
plna: schr Echo, Cooke, tor Bat BADGES.
Steam Bon! Report.
Inc Was igtOn gnt up at 2p.M-
SAW nrt'uug from sea.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Blu P. G. M.qRSTELIER.

On TUESDAY, at 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold at the Nendue Store, corner
of Prince and Wa err streets,
Snperfihe and fac bioijclctbs
Plains
Flushinss
Co duroys
Sturkinets
Toiliuet and swansdown vesting
Irish liaeus
Lawns
Dome tic and India cottons
India aud Eng i,h nankeens
Cambria and book nlusiDs
Madras ldkfs
Cotton and thread hosiery
Iiekings
GIG bans, &c.
Also,
DO crates queensware
so bags fl1erts
go barrels gross herrings
10 boxes glassware
S bbls glauber salts
10 boxes pipes
90 casks cut nails
Sidebaards. chairs. beds. &c.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER.
For the Jenefi Of those concerned, :.
80 bales HAZE or RABBIT SKINS,
damaged, on boa,d the ship Lydi4, cap
tain Smith
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08
Millinery

TERS HtSKISs ha. just received
WI fi.um RoSton, By the big Ectin;av,
an elegant assortment of SThW HA IS,
Of the newest f,,hian VIII Oh she offers
10: sale at her store, Fairfax strcef.
sept. s 81