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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
NEWPORT.

The sch. Sarah & Hannah, arrived here
yesserday, left Charleston on The l2.h inst.
Owing 10 the late rains, which had continu-
ed almost incessen.ly in that city, ii had be-
come unheal,hy, particularly 10 strangers.
Amoug the lAmentcd deaths produced by
the fever, prevailing among those not Injured
TO the climate, was that Of the Right Rev.
Bishop Dehon, who died after an illness Of
few days. Great ALARM, prevailed, and stran-
gers were quitting the city as speedily 40
they could. Not more than twenty persons
had died Of the fever when our informant
embarked. Sullisan's island, in The vicinity
s OF Charleston, sfords perfectly safe retreat
fsom this disotdet--snd ,he City Council hos
appropriated 5000 dolls to aid in The relief ol
such stfangets.as may be sick, and the re-
moval of those who may be considered IN
danger.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20

We have received. Theatrical Communication,
which We emit tor the want of room.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20

We understand that the brave, nccom-
plished, bat udfouuna,e General Ccrsr
LAvALETTE, arrived at this poit Yesterday,
from Europe. Our resds will recollec',
that this gentlemen was rescued fiom ptis.
on 10 Paris, by the ingenuity OF has vile, aid
ed by the noble gene'o,iy Of two or three
Eoglish gentlemen, viz Bruce, Hucbinson,
&c
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20

A public dinner has been given to the Hon,
Mr.. Adsms, at New-york, and Preparations
are making for the same object in Boston.
Mr.. Adams passed through this town on Sun
day last, 90 his way to Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
FANCY GOODS, IEWELlW, &c.
= BEN9.fMylt II. 7LSDALE,s

-. No. lQ2. Ihamcs-strecfs
IJAs Just received from New-york, ageneral sss
Al Soriment of Fancy Goods yewelty, Silver. Pls.
ted and britannia Wares. CaterS, Brushes, Look.
mg-Giasscs, &c &c. ~
All articles usually found 10 Fancy Goods Store
may be had a, the apose piscss ss-ehesp a. ut Any
other store in the state. m
Watches repaired In The best spanne r--ahd Gold
and Silver Ware manufactured and warranted. -
or Cash, and the highest price given for old
Gold and Silver.
Newport Aug. q, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20

BY looking over the ship news TO make ou
the proceeding, we have reason to suppose
tina, the number will bs considerably gres,e-
for the oext two weeks. Many from Holland
b.ing Immediately expee,ed.
IL 4. worthy of remark, that sope OF these
bodies Of passengers have reached toe United
States, via The British possessions. Psrhsps,
90 avoid the exact scrutiny that uisa. have
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
COTTON & WOOL CARDS.

ar the most approved m.ncfseiure constantly
~ for sale By the box, dozen or stngk pair.
v w. LAwI0N.
CT As agent for the Enterprize Msauf.ciutiag
Co be will receive and deliver Wool for cssdmg
which all be done in the bes, manner At the eos-
:-.nsry prices. suly =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20

i,urnsymsn c4bine, Mixers good workman
"A lnquirs a, this ofTiee. Is1s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09
POLITICAL MISCELLANY.

roR THs RHoDEIsLASD REPUBLIcAs.
Fellow. Cinzens,
The federal party forced themselves in
10 power by promising TO extend our COM
meree--to increase our mapufactoties--,o
promote sgriculturs--to redeem the STATE
Debf-aud establish an equitable and Impair
tial administration Of justice. Have they per.
formed one Of these svowed objects What
part the state deb, is redeemed Has IL not
been alsrmingly increased, by profiigs,e,
waniou and unnecessary expenditure Of the
public money, TO create an inaoeosc to Sc
cure power Are not our manufactures neg
lee,ed & ruined What encouragement has
been given TO the sgrieul,una Has their IN.
terest been studied and promoted Has pub
lie justice been truly and faithfully sdminis-
tered Has not the guilty escaped punish
men,, by hope Of patronage, and the inno.
cen, punished, because poor and defeoeeless 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
James ENGLISH.

%
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
~ and. the public generally, that he
has commenced business in that large
ard csmmndi.us warehouse near the dia.
g'nal pump. formerly occupied BY Mi.
June, Anderson, where he intends Gnu
stantly keerias on hand an extensive as
sortment Of GROCERIES of every de-
scriptlon, which he hupcs to be enabled
to dispose tf at as low prices as they can
be purchased at either in Alexandria or
Bal,imre. He viii, at all times, give
the highest price for Country Prodrce.
HE NOW OVERS FOR SALE,
Sugar. Coffee, Rum, Nolasses-Also
200G VT. choice butter in firkins
1000 do. prime bacon hams
$500 bushels ground alum salt
1000 do. Lisbon do.
1000 do. coarse alum do.
200 sacks blown do.
20 tons French & N. S. plaster
ALSO,
A constant supply Of choice family
Hour Oct. So thstulm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
Potomac Fisheries.

ENllE proprietors 4 occuliers Of Fish.
4 cries on this river, are requested
to meet at Browns tavern in Alexandria
on the last Monday in November next, at
the hour OF twelve o'clock, to agree upon
measures for preventing the destructive
effects of Tide or Gill Nets, which have
been uniawfullv set in our waters, and
have within tie three last seasons so
greatly lessened the number of shad aud
behring's taken at the bes, landings, 1t is
earnestly and respectfully requested that
all interested herein from the mouth Of
the river upwards, will attend punctual-
", that we may prepare memorials to
the Legislatures of Maryland and Virgi.
MIA, which are shortly to convene, aud
that we may act in concert in whatever
may be resolved upon, touching matter
Of such public as well as private int.
rest. MANY CONCERNED.
~ The editors OF the Fredericks-
burg Herald and Of the Richmond En-
quirer are requested to insert this notice
few times in their respective papers.
October so ths'u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30

Cheap as our Neighbors.
n EAL MeIinO and other shawls, 7 4,
II, 8-4, GA and lO-4, of all qualities
and colors, some Of which are elegant.
A few cases gehttemen's superior
beaver hats, to be disposed 0i OH mode
rate terms by the case Or single one.-
Gentlemen are invited to call and see Tor
the mselyes.
CMldren's patent iossy ~isks
Ladies' do do
Ckldren's and ladies' improved Py-
rennean tippcts
Ladies' patent scarfs
Leopold stocks
Ladies' long pilgrim tippcts, &c
Ladies superior kid gloves long aud
Sentlemeu's do all kinds short
Ladies' aud gentlemen's silk um-
b, elias, green and blue, the latter 26 and
28 l-2 inches
Russia and other diapers
Plaid bon,bazeens OF the first quail
ty and newest fashion;
With variety oil other articles, CON.
prisirg very general assortment Of
Fall GOODS,
which are tor sale on tie most moderate
terms for CASH or TO VERY pinctual Gus.
toners, and it il earnestly hoped more
Others will apply.
WM. II. RICE Il Co.
They take this method Of informing
ALL their customers who are behind hand
in their payments tmany OF whom arc at
a dis,ance) that it would be satisfactory
TO them ts receive now What has been
due so long land further do assure seye-
raj (perhaps the reader may take the hint
tina; suits will be Immediately brought a.
zaiast them il this invitation is not con-
oI;ed with. October q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30

Now Landing
LNROM the brig George Washington
E Capt. Gushing, Oh VoweII'. wharf
and for sale by f. CORNING,
IS hhds. New.England rum
so b5ls. do do.
8 pipes cogniac brandy
9 barrels cider brandy
7 chests young hyson tea
6 ditto old Tyson ditto
10 bags Batavia coffee
4 bbls. green ditto
60 boxes spermsceti candles
2 bales ravens duck
Q ditto sheetins
2 pipes first quail. country gin
10 casks sherry wine
2 ditto sweet ditto
90 bbls. Is, & Cd quail. sugars
Chests Of souchong & bohea teas
500 bushels potatoes
1000 VT. good cheese
s yawi boats
l trunk bandano hdk(s.
bills. spermaceti oil.
October Ell tuthstf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
Public Sale.
october 8


10y virtue of an order from the Or
ID phans' Court Of Charles county,
will be offered at public sale on TUESDAY,
the e5,h of November next, If fair, il noi,.
the next fair day, all the PERSONAL
ESTATE Of Samuel A. Berry, deceased,
consisting Of from 20 to so valuable Ne
grces-men, women and children, IL
head of horses. so head ol cattle, so head
If sheep, 80 barrels corn, a quantity Of
fodder, wheat aud rye straw, quantity
of new feathers, 20 bsneis cyder, Iba-.
rel peach brandy, crop Of tobseco, row
in the house, supposed to be 10000
weight, plantation utensils and nsny o.
Their articles, too tedious TO enunerate.--
The sale will take place at the late resi-
dence Of the decreased, at 1Eo'eteek on
the aforesaid day, and will continue from.
day 10 day till all is sold. The terms
are cash. MARY BERRY,
Admx. ofSaml. A. Berry. deco.
October % isthstuSu
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
Misunderstanding.

ELlZABErH BERRY, bcgs leave to
II inform the Ladies Of Alexandria
and It's vicinity, that she has just receiv-
ed from New Yea, PATTERN ORES
Sis Of the newest fashion, and solicits
the honor OF call from those who may
wish to view them, and their commands
shall be executed on very reasonable
terms, with neatness and despatch, at
her house two doors south Of Charles |.
Catie,t, Esq. Washington street.
nctohnr o. st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
New Establishment.

VENHE subscriber having established the
b BURR MILL-SrONE making,
taxes TN, opportunity OF informing his
friends and tie public, that he has taken
the Stand lately occupied by Michael
Quiglcy, convenient to the store OF James
Anderson, on III. corner CT king 4 Fay.
ct;e-streeis, where he has on hand good
supply Of the best quality BURR BLOCKS
aud will warrant his Mill Stones equal,
il not superior, to any in the U. State .
S,ric, attention will be paid, aud satis-
faction given to those nh" sill favor h'm
with their custom. All orders attended
10 at the shortest not ce.
R0BERr GLENN.
October 90, u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
Notice.

TNHE subscribers have obtained let.
tiers of administration from the cir
Gait court IT Fairfax county, OF the estate
Of Richard II. l.. Washington, of said
county, deceased, All persons having
claims against the said decedent, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers /;
and those indebted thereto are requested
to make immediate payment to
John a. Washington
and
Bushrod c. Waskinsto ton,
OF Jefferson county, Va. admis
of II. ii. l.. Washington.
October "a ttu6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
Public Sale.

FINDER the authority Of Deed Of
u Trust from Thomas Triplett to me,
and at the request of Samuel CoIlard,' as
signee Of Clement b Darrell, / shatfex-
pose 10 sale, at public auction, for, tnsh,
at II o'cluck, on Saturday The 9Th day
Of November next, upon the premises
II valuable Tract Of Land,
containing sixty acres, ana we'll supplied
with wood, situated upon both sides Of the
grayelled road, leading from Hunting
Greek Bridge TO Occoquan, in the coun-
ty Of Fairfax, adjoining the lands Of
Thompson Mason and Mrs Brooks, and
distant about three miles from the town
Of Alexandria.
J. D. SIAiMS, Trustee.
Oct. ca dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
Jesse Phelps

I'D EsPEcTFuLLY iuformS his friends
~ and the public that he h., establish
ed new ROPE WALK on the road
leading 10 Hunting Creek bridge, and
near the dwelIi"g house of Jas. Fl. Hooe,
Esq. and that he is now well supplied
with stock Of good hemp and yarns, and
is ready to execute any orders that be
may be favored with, either in white or
,arred cordage, Irvine, &c. Those who
may please 10 give him call, may de-
pend On having their orders carefully
executed, the work done in the best man
ner, aud at very short notice. He soli-
cts share Of patronage.
0ctnber so thstuSt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
Slaves TO be Sold.

Slaves to be Sold.
DY virtue OF decd of trust executed
I'D to me BY LudwelI Lee, Esq. shall
expose q number Of
TALU.9BLE SLSVES
to public sale, in the town Of Lecsburg..
on the first day Of January, 1918.
EDM. |. LEE.
october 8 IT'S
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30

Young Ladies Seminary.
NIRS. COTTRINGER, Of PhiladeI-
M phia, respectfully informs the pub.
lie that she proposes opening a Boarding
and Day School at Alexandra, where the
various branches of education will be
taught. For terms, apply to James B.
Nichols, or Alexander Moore, OF Alex
andria, and Richard Harrison, esq. Wash
ington city.
~The school will commence on the
ist Of December next.
O. The National lnteligencer will
please Insert the above l month.
October 81 I'm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
N.,c. Fork, Oct. O..

Ns,c. York, Oct. O..
Letters from New-Orieans mention,
that the fever in that city was abating a.
mong the Americans, but tina, the Gre
ules still! suffered by its rayages. The
most exorbi;ant charges have been exact
ed fur services rendered the unhappy
victims OF this fatal malaiy. Attendance
was charged ct the extravagant rate Of
50 a day-Sa5 Tor 4 rough, implanted
coGa--and IS Tor the use Of the hearse
These excessive extortiocs are dis
grace to humanity.
There was report 10 circulation at ".
Orleans, ut lord Coehran's arrival Oft Ap-
pachicOls, with frigate aud other arm
ed vessels and it was said that his lord
ship mcditated an attack on Pensacola
There was smart blow at New-Or-
leans on the 2Sd ult. which did some tri-
fling injury in the suburbs, and partly
Frustrated the cane on several planta-
tioas. he gale was more severe rear
the BallZc, where several vessels werc
dismastCd, aud drirea, ashore.
sHH"'"''" GHPaH'-A pumpkm WIS
raised tile present season at the country
place Of Tie hon Richard Riker. record
er Of This city, at He'll Gate, which weigh
ed s043 pounds.
A letter was yesterday received in this
city, (via PhiIadelphiaI dated Nassau, n.
p. Oct. 9. which states that Sir Gresor
NJ GscSor and colonel WOodbine had az
rived there from Amelia Island.
The Schooner Eliza u Ann, which had
sailed from Charleston for Savannah, re-
termed oil the 10th instant to Charleston
in consequence Of its being very sickly.
10 person, hat died at Savannah on tue
dav the schooner arrived. A shp and
brig had gene ~, but sailed Immediately.
4 ship had alse sailed from Savannah
with passengers.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
Employment Wanted.

4 YOUhG MAN. who writes good
"a. hand and has knowledge Of bust
ness, wishes situation in either a Dry
good or grocery store, Enquire at the
Office OF the Gazette.
October go St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30

step came on the ear Of tie Youth, who
stood in anxious trc2idation, for copsi.
de- abie length 1f time. Ills heart BRAT
'i'!e atiY, and his whole !~ar,e WAS az
tied /; bat Just a. he was aboat to exer,
his vCice 10 CAL his Companion, ali mex.
p'cted roar. Ike thar # thunder. shook
the v,"lt, the earth trea,ble,l. ami his IT.
collection forsook him When he was
reStared TO sense he tnund himself living
on the SHIRE bruised and bleeding, but a
fainiaesS OYercame every faculty.
tie Tensincd in the saBe situStica, till
pain AID iamre reused him IRON his stu
pnr. he recoilected the past events. all
wept the recollection of his fathers a.
bod : lie ioos ed around him, Tut hiI
guide no where aPpear6S an extensive
plan, banded by rocks 0" one side, and
by the sea on an"ther, met his eyes: 10
the bitterness o! his soul he accused hea-
ven, the genus, and the old man, Of con.
spring to deshoy him.
lie arose aud having bathed his wounds
10 waves, crlwisa along the inhuspitable
staTd, S"lacing his hunger, with the scan
" cunients o. the few shcll-6sh he found
scattered alOns his way. In this manner
ne succeeded m preserving life Till the
close Of another day, Unable to support
himself any longer, he then sank on the
ground in total lnsens'bliity. The ener-
sies Of both mind aud badly were Colt
pletciy exhausted. A.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
For New York,
FOR Ncw-York,

E6s The fine fast sailing Sloop
vssMEMPACKET, capt. 1hos. Van
SSsissssl Name, burihen 500 barrels,
6 now lying at the toot Of King
strcet-FNr freight o. passage, having
good Accommodations, apply On bo,rd OF
10 J. &. J. DOUGLASS.
October 81. IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
l.. p.Maliend.

4 FEW casks Mess. Murdoch, Youille,
a wardrop s. Co.'S London P,r',eu-
lar Madcirs, Of Ele qurlity, ftr sale By
Jan 81 W" hofHseN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
Notice.
Notice

Notice
TOHN JACKSON having taken into
Oh corartuership GEoRGR A. BIhHy. ct
New-YOrk, the Auction and Commission
Business will be continued under the firm
Of JNO. JACKSON K Co and they soliL
cit continuation Of the patronage Of their
friends aud the public.
JN0. JACKSON,
October OF q. A. BIBBY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
For Sale,
Joshua Riddle

HID ESpRoTFuLLy informs his friend:
Ia and the pubic that he intends o'
rcnin. SCHOOL on Monday next, Oh
FairIax-street, few doors suuth of DR.
Muir's church. lie solicits share oI
patronage.
October SIS thstuSt
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er-s cSS%
MARRIED.,

On Sunday evening last, by the Rev
Mr.. Baxtes, Mr.EDwARD SMYTH TO Miss
SUSANNA Roach. bath of this place.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
Ten Plate Stoves.

Seine Irvine.
ID ECE1YED and for sale, ESeLIsH
IL Herring and Shad Seine Irvine. Of
a superior quality. Also,
Winter str: ined Lamp Oil.
GEORGE COLEMAN.
October % St.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30

A&NtARfNE JOURNAL. 49,
PoRT OF hLEXASDRIH....oc2 s9.
ENTERED,
Schr Henrietta, Neyett, Baltimore.
- Fair American, Spear, George
town. CLEARED,
Schr u'ietta, Nerett, Georgetown.
Sloop Huntrrss, Spencer, New-York.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30

.NE.NOR.1.ND.9.
Brig Joseph, Berry, SIS days from Ii
verpooi, ar. at Boston Gath instant.
Schr Hilau, HaSd, cl. at Philadelphia
eth instant, for this port.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-09
l. awrason & FOwle

"hVE for sale the cargo of the snip
ID Maria, capt. Fletcher, from Liver
4 POOL, of
1000 bushels coarse salt
600 bushels coal
The cargo of the brig Boston, captain
Knowles, from Boston, Of
100 tons Plaster Paris
9 hhds Muscovado sugar
ALSO,
The cargo of the schr Enterprise, capt.
Gray, from st. Andrews, Of
100 tons Plaster Pals
ALSO,
The cargo of the brig Mercator, capt.
Parsons, from Lubec, OF
1870 tons Plaster Paris
ALSO.
The cargo Of the brig Mary, captain
Stack pole, from PortlInd, OF
100 tons Plaster Paris
$4,000 feet clear lInnh.r
20 barrels Tanners Oh
ALSO,
Landing from the schr lillian, captain
Hand, from Philadelphia, and Nancy u
Mary, from Boston,
IS hkds. y. Orleans s,.,rs
9 do Muscovado sugars
SIS bolts Russia Duck, of a supe-
rior quality. sept. "A
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-09
British & american Stationary.

British & american Stationary.
3UST received, for. sale BY the sub
Of scribers, a complete assortment IS
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
cUNsI TING OF
Superdne iolio Z. qua to post, hot pres.
ed, gilt and plain; brsi We! nm and crH.
mon tootscap paper drawing, !og. irra.
monser's, large wrapping {, h.oti!Ig 60.
a large quantity Of qniis al all prices.
Dutch, English and American verT beet
inkpowder japan 4 India ink; CIog:',
durable do. Crehore', aud HUMPHREYS
hot pressed eagle cards; invitation ard
visiting ditto, plain, gilt and embossed >,
best black lead and cameIs' hair peuci!;
and crayons; Ree"es's genuine co!os in
large aud small boxes anl single cakes
pen-knives OF the very first quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk ELive,
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, GAS.
plated and pocket inkstands Of all sors /:
gentlcmen's and ladies' eegan. real Nc
rocco pocket books, silver moua.cd,
with and without instruments; laCic.s
thread cases aud work boxes fine AID
common; pocket books Of every descrip-
ton; asses skin tablets; ,eaiinc wax
and waters; sand and tounce boxes, al Il
ink sand counting house files n d laccs
violin strings, German Il Roman :. states
and pencils; India rubber; silver and
plated pencil cases, wafer seals plated
spectacles Gunter's scales and dividers;
mathematical instruments in cases, and
a great variety oil room hanging.
THEY HAVE ALSO On HAND.
A good assortment of charts Dunt's
West-Indla Abs coas' pilot aaG Bow
ditch's navigator, Of the latest edition
fine toned German flutes, with book.
OF instruction Tor do. ard al "tper it,
struments; large ASSOC tment OF mu-
sic Il music books merchants account
books Of every description; r,cord ditto;
cyPherins and copy books cS,pcrp'ats
copies OF very superior kinds /; bibles,
testanents, and common prayer books OF
all sizes aud in all the various kinds OF
b:nding-ail the Greek Il Latin school
book, aud classics now in use.
A general assortment OF English and
French School Books, Dictionarie. ant
Grammars, too numerous for Insertion
and great variety Of Chi!J.en's Books.
in quantity, with engrayings, from the
press of Samuel Wood and others.
~ Blank Books oi every Kind made
to any pattern in the heatest manner and
of the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY 4 son.
september 3 stutbtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-09
Piano fUitcS
John c.. add * Co.

HAVE FOR SALE,
NAUG -OVADO and clayed sugars in
" hhds. cases and barrels
Moiasses in hhds.
India point gin in pipes
New England rum in hogshcads
Spermaceti aud tailow candles
White and brown soap in b.xes
No. | and 9 chocolate
Writing, wrap, ing 4 sheathing paper
Hyson tea in halt chests
Long and short pipes in boxes
Spanish segars in half boxes
Race and ground ginger
10 barrels No. 2 maCkerel
Manufactured ,Uuacco
barrel Spanish indigo
A quantity of cassia, tow cloth
Mems, boys and women's fine and
coarse shoes
Coarse and fine hats, Lisbon foot mats
Russia duck and sheetinss
American cables and cordage
Glauber salts in barrels
0boxcs double refined birthstone
Florence oil in boxes
Tanners ard Spermaceti oil in bbIs.
4 GALES goat skins
Madeira, Tonsriffe, sherry and malaga
vines in pipes and quarter casks, old and
Of superior quality
9by IL window glass
keg Faxon axes, 4 yawl boats
Cut nails in casks, grindstones
20 tons Russia & Swedish iron, assert.
German linens IN bales, consisting OF
Ticklinburgs, osnaburgs, hessians
White and brown rolls
DowIas and shifting
case looking glasses
British goods in packages, consisting OF
Cambria, cotton shirting,
Cords anu velvet, cotton hose
Prints and flannels
8 cases cotton thread
case domestic cotton shifting
9 cases broad cloth and sattinetts
5 bales handkerchiets, consisting of
mock pullicat, madras, blue gila, and
bandana
Q cases seersuckers and nankeens
Bales OF India cOttOns, consisting Of
gurrahs, mamoodies, &c.
Also, few tons fustic, stone lime and
plaster of Paris. Oct. 8