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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

breast. II is not yet finished. although
he has 500 pieces of cannons mounted:
most of which are brass, and none less
than - FOUNDERS. .MiiEin this foriiiica-
ton he has provisions and c,oisn,g sntii
cieut for the subsistence OF an arnys OF
10000 men for seven years"
BY the arrival ofthe Eagle. "a. Newbu-
ryport, we learn that The u. S. Sleep OF
war Hornet, arrived al Cape Henry, abovl
lie both of April. 'rhellcra d, saws, 4" that
Mr.. TAYLOR, the government agent. had
AN Interview win tie public authorities,
but il WAS understood that he could not
accom-. plish the obir,t of his mission and
The Hornet left the Cape the 2Siil for The
Spanish Maine.
The emperor Chlistoplie attended with
u splendid suite, was performing a tour. 10
examine the Jurisdictions, pubic works.
&c was endea, curing 10 feet a rec0nci-
iia'lon vsih those IN The late Petion's do
ni:p'o,s ans consolidate The waeie IN one
Aicresl /: .IbHsoll ofcourse ~ be Tie head
- irer communication vas kept open
b:iWrsn tie two governments.
lic trade from The United States Vas
pros cnlrd 10 great disadvantage owing
10 ih"infiux and low prices OF American
productions.
BY a letter fro'r an officer on board
The Utiie'i State ship Hornet, dated
May 6, Poli au-t'rince, and received by
TIDE rising Sen, arrived AT this pert, we
am (Say the philadelphia Press that
fr"Sidc,:i BOYER, the susctssor of Pc
non, had received Com. Lewis us Tie ac-
credited agent oithe United States. The
Hornet was expected 10 Sai MAY : Tor
Ornnoko, aud thence 10 Copenhagen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

Ihe communication Of r.. St1ndy has been
laid before the proper authorities w. Che nnor
wrc'chss ~ whose hehafhe was Interested
I'VE condemned slave, from Goochand had
Deen previously repfieved by the E.rcHtiye
ior tran pOrtaii1u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

! has bcer often advised 70 ,lesisi from OK
citlng The sayages against the frontier peo
Pile of our state. He was the bosom friend
Of ilse .famous Woodbne; who we fervcnl-
" wis. had fallen into the hands of Jack
son-tor a greater villain curses nnr The
face of the earth. LRP.
a letter dated 81. Stephens, Ar May,
from DIR. BIBB, Governor Of the Alabama
Territory. 10 sentlcman in AlilicdgrNillc,
says" have sent 4 force Ia attack the
Indians beyond the Spanish line, which
will give security 10 our frontier ina short
time. My health is remarkably good, ana
seems 10 improve as my .ardships IN
crease
l06 ofihe Georgia troops have arrived
at Savannah from Fort Gadsdcn, d small
.oriiiicatiou on the Appalachiceia river.
They have been discharged from service,
and returned home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

THE Free Port Act, as il is called, which
was lately brought before Parliament, we
learn by letters from Halifax, has passed,
by which, British vessels navigated &C
cording 10 law, may import into The pro-
vince OF Nova Scotia or New Brunswick,
scaniling, plauks, heading, boards, shiu-
giles, hoops or square timEcr ef any sort,
horses, neat cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry,
orllve stock of any sort, bread, biscuit,
Hour, peas, beans, potatoes, wheat, rice,
oats. barley, or grain ofany sort, pitch,
lar, iurpeni'le, fruits and seeds-anh the
vessels belonging 10 nations in amiiy
with Great Britain, are allowed TO export
GYPSUM, grindSiones or other produce OF
SAID provinces, and also any produce or
manufacture OF The United Kidgdom or
Colonies. I'VE do not know how long
The aci is 10 continue in farce, The bill
as brought III was for-years.l
n Y (yay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

l. -, 'HEMEN I MISSING, aletier hich vas mt
u IN me posi- Office, M Richmond, The 18th mit
Sueei rWsdelphia, covering tie halves II iva, uni,r
SaIrs fdh noes "i the followers descriptioa No ~
I'ou 'oas, Gated 9th Aug. 1917, pas able u Ina Pal,
'eIs"h No IS, 1890 soiais, dated t'h Augns, lsIz
pa NE {" iona Patterson, both payable ~ \ lIis
hrap0'e notes we're endorsed re sea ,a, hi =,
"iiiein MH.rG PhadepL.a lie eoITssso..ci al. MA
were forwarded by mail or the 18Th ut ard en- SAFE
,~ hau" Should th"se missing BE- otr'ed "a am OF Tie
branches o. thc above hank i, is r.a,r,s- Cd no 80,
sh on i'rC Ten NAV hes c,red and nioin alto, riv
~" WIZ hi'lrr Philadelphia, OF John and William
iier Richmond Va. '"'
J"ne2. 60.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

4 CLERGYMAN who lately eHn'rrated from the
north OF ireland, arh inisbed his education in tbe
university OF Glasgow, wants situation as tutor in
genteman's family, tescter OF a classical scIo,i ~
ssIect English scboel FOR Char actgr ana GIaiica
please 10 apply 10 the rev Dr iaslis the Rev DI
GIehdy, aud Col. s. Moor, Of Baltimore
June 2. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

A GREEABLE to privilege contnincd in the s-i-r1-,
OF copaTtncrsil'P, have this 3Ay wjthd avn from
Tue n'm OF ZacAaj4ah BROOKS s. 60.
, JOSEPH ECHOts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

- once In subscriber INTENDS to law oe:i, NJ.
dcre Lots with convenient s,rerts sbo,i 30 or ~
Sc'fs {" id on the bank 81 Miles creek near ih Ney
htcAie"bnc aud lots will be offered for sale M
premises To Tie highest bidder TReSd0U rio -; ~
~ '"t3 Rctt The 'rees will afford gsoa ,avia,, r
L'a' up 10 the lets. cisauce near half ,ir fro,
we iVer, aud will be un0er All circumstance .,Gs
tie roads on both sides OF TIE river rend,rs
mere accessible 10 tie inhabtsnts the saifouno-,
c"-hry loi considerable si9nce than ANY other pl -
Tor several miles M down ihr river & ,,,t, ~, y
Mouths will h allowed the purchasers -
.tN R-'i'- SAMUEL GOpDr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

WE have tins day disposed of our elock ofroods and
" discontinued business, except rs to ihe nual
ment OF our accounts. ANDERSON a pAuNFV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

shall continue at tie sana heretofore occnpcd by
Ahdr5.ou x Ddbrey, 10 sell. for cash or Town acrru.
IA &c STAPLE GROCERY ARTICLES, Pierson's mats
anb c'tloS vans from the Union slahnfac,oly Of MARY
land. WV ANDErS,,N'
Nay 30, 1873. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

%Joi Ct-ihe snt,cTiber alone Ia authorized to-
contract obligations The aiih of the rstst. of
.hf late MIS- judith Randolph Bizarre and viii not
ne responsible fOT engagements enleIed iuo bv An,
other person. JOHN RANDOLPH, Of Rsa,,oka
ErecHi0r and Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

'a'fN DOLLARS REWARD. --nrseiicu ifou, ,Ie -
y :. Arsenal, near Richmond Va. on The 18th Mae
JoU HHIi'&, an ar,idcer IN the servire OF the q
ordnance pepaTimPntb1rn IN Ireland aged four
ewes, brown hair, and by Occupations House ca e,,te
b" above reward ili I've paid for HE apprelisnsal ana
ii''fy 81 ihre 'ho:c named deserer, tis Or any
oiher military post ia The United states.
!. ~ HAYDEN.
CGffGig 81 OrdRdHcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

q 80 i1ntual con.cn, OF all the parties H.. Is,
-. partherstip OF Is. 50. HOftinS & 20 <Richu ond
, a., :. - HoHins y o. ofLynchburg is dissolved
- - H0LLiNs, and those due by it VIII be paid INV
~ X. " H. q. GAINES
,, d. y J. HoLLlNs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

-; The Editor will be ready 10 pnl,lisl, a -.
ply tn The above, o. reasonable bounds-aCipr
which, he SHOULD wish the discussion 10 ,ertni.
nate in this paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

= The U. s soop OF wa' II rnet, cart Reed
arrived at Cape Henry frOm NeH YORK and
proceeded II. 2StH April, for Port an Prince
His naje,iy hins HeurS having refused TO re
cognise Mr. Taylor, as agent from the United
States, that gentleman proceeded in the Hor.
net. lPau RegiSter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

'y~frID BATuS. Having 'si;re-sei,ic rso. ef..,s
OF ~aSH s~'i water batting, IA els,s ~ sbfu,l-
"acer watch l,.ahfs daily vrnhin- Win e>trsms
SaiA ;hesioii. ia loTk Town. asi do whe,~ ,a.,. 4,
hS creates; AGILITY 20 erect proper atlas fo- Tie ale
1900. .n ~ nose Complaints, have heen advised 70
unaerlasetas pepsratiors necessary to ,ho end-1Ss
kehefoi "" of those baths &c late Europe IA sri,
Sases ahu ther universal efficacy scinnwl.cred by
the faculty, It's supposed viii ndrce ih- afflicted 10
resort To them The elevated aud dsighfsI situation
OF ois row. The advantage OF ,he deicaces afoIdd
ny the river abognarg with TIE hnss, ash ctahs ana
o!sefs tue saubriiy Of the and hea:hinvSs Of ~,
,hhannshis all conbine To reuder II c,si als si:e
ior me establishment ola place for r rf uti,i,v
or fashionable resort Arrangements are Progressing
10 open The baths BY the tie the rTespn ,rop,
tJune) Visitors for the pnpose OF usinr IN, b,bs
Ter not or cold, will NEE, With every cca.ori Ynj
accommodation they can Visible best of linoo,s i
IA plenty. aGc board upon as reasonable terms a
oe Afforded, by the puOiies ~ostobedient seivast
g MATHEW MILLS.
sllohMUND BLANK BOOK MANI 5T0iY----;;
~ tue sign ofthe Globe 8 Lc6scr.-The snssc,iher
,ahe, tbr iieer, OF informing the citizens of .hnond
iu manchester that he has just received Dv IN, Sea
Lon from New iers, expensive. DIST rate Rvjing
,,n~"tae "bici was previously imported lroi. tnS
iai"-ihls ~ any kiHd will be done either ned 49,.
liles ol music, To ANY pattern III exattnes ana ,~n.
uiuon on reasUnabie terms. wrhiuR 10 tuin IA I'm
t'n more particularly 10 the siatiol,Ts ln, an -,
0e sha'i at an times strive 10 tavs fulI ana com. ~.
svitheni 81 RINK RuOks, with without ,.tept
backs and Russia bnGins) ot yar,n,ls ,,,s a,,
et'nei wholesale or retail Oh ACCOMMODATING irt.--,
su.o as Ieisrrs Journals, dsy cash letter invoice .n
DanA nenofsrdnuI sheiiis' toots ,l.ss ,.,'.,,
aln ie'ft 'ollos. ~ der.nt forms all has own man
u"V'"'e. NeEauHb, nntes ant CteCss Ga aitlr larA.
~ th's city, either bound IN shcets b;a,k. a. galu
hnus writing ina,efaiso IL! descriptions i'm hot, "A
the hes quality. 80 =
Toe snisenhei thinks IL n1necrsssy sac ~. bing
.~f'tuNsthe quaih Of naiet..s si'.. Of wrrNnan.
~, mn an1 . encou' hremsni a; etncruut sui-
NC Fave no do"et proved the iaierias aud s.orttan
ship m lris protest., rREI,,, 60.
q orders for Biaak uo,k and y 49, ~ 800
,'"oS,ul received an caIe'uy executed ut iLe sio-,
s,'oUk HUNDRED tCR ) OF JANSEN M
''l sac 'h tie count, ci Powhaiau heiWptpl.,f r
son ahu michauN's fcri yib cne.siyt .v, yroiis
OF Npeioi any au,i more tian 2aO acres il, W.. a.
ZOE ,e'ti pr" oritn trsi rate aud 10, par-
uchiats, aPpii To JohU /. Cpekr, or thtsUpsrriher
wy y oMi JAMES tCCNE.
',' 'a g. "'!a 10 Ia, stick at the No,fh Western
mans ut virginia arr htIeby unijcd To- ~. q Al tbe
once o. The Ohio Company ~ TIE t0tn Wh, tiiI on
o"'ud! The 2iib ia ~ r. ntrs then ans u, re 1,
es't s'N uheetots 10 put sa. baet d'l OPERATION aud
vi '"e "ei' oidtnng Of The sA.Ifs tbeitaf.
u'shF NL te
-4F'Ai5tiI Hoods 7
Noah =. ne Commissioners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

This day the first fisherman arrived
with 40e0 fish, the fourth of share. She
brings the most doIeiul tidngs from all
the fishermen that ever we heard. No
tlsh--poor MarbIchead the Grand Bank
has failed I'M. II. b.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-16
French Greek Boarding School.
The tutoring is published for the iyor-
nation of PtrentS

The tutoring is published for the lyor-
nation Of PtrentS
TAVING long believed. that 2 School
Eth on plan different II ON most others
in many respects, .ould be bene fetal to
society, and experimenting that with all
its cares, and the responsibility insepara-
BILE f ON such a concern, | could more
cheerlully devote my time TO the educz-
ton of children than to any other busi-
ness, I have c.. cludea to establish
BOARDING SCHOOL for GIRLS
With this view l have purchased the
French CREEk FARM, four mics east
Of the yellow .prings, on the Nerristo~n
aud Philadelphia road, situated in Pike
land AID Y.ncent townships, Chester
county, twenty seven miles from Phi!a-
deIphia, combining many c0nyeniencies
for the support Of such an institution /;
and having let the farm. etc. in a way
calculated % supply the faulty with pro-
visions, propose 10 devote oy at entisn,
with the aid Of suitable atsistar &, to the
education Of the children who may be
placed under my care.
in selecting the pupils, it is not propo-
sed to be governed enliiel, by their secs,
nor To. require that they shall al: be mem
bers Of the religious society OF Friends
but a. the school rules will be very few
in number and very simple, il is my rish
that none may be sent contrary to heir
own inclination, nor any one nso would
not be likely to be good examples to the
other scholars, and treat them with KIND
ness and affection.
Fne price for board and tuition will be
two hundred Dollars per annum, one
quarter alwaysto be paid II ADVANCE
no restrictions respec ing the kind OF
clothing are intended, nor respecting the
frequency If the changes that parents
NAV require the washing will be char
ged at the ordinary Prce per dozen--
children NAV be admitted Tor one quar-
TEL only, and such as are entered for a
lunger psrisd, may nevertheless be reno
we'd at the expiration Of any lpast.r.-
The communication with Phfartvsphia
will be frequent and easy By stage, and n
house Of entertainment KEEP, by TIE far
mer for the accommodation Of I.fsons
having business at the schooi.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, En-
giish G' ammar, Geography and the uss
Of Map, and globes, viii be taught, tOge-
ther with such ether branches as the pro-
gees OF The children aud experience may
render expedient The school to open
the first OF the 5lh month next. Fm fur
Their information apply to ESwa'd STA
bier, Alexandria, Or 10
EnMOR KINDER.
Cd mo. el I'll
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-16
CONSULTING OF

ID scribers, complete assortment OF
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
CONSULTING oy
Ssperiine folio 4 quarto post hot press
ed, gilt and plain /; besI vel'um and com.
mon ioolscap paper drawing, log. IRON
monscr's, large wrapping 4 blottirg do. !;
a large quantity Of quilts OF all prices,
Dutch, English and American very best
inkpowder; Japan & India ink; CiOuts
durable do. Crehore's and Humphreys
hot pressed eagle cards I; invitation and
visiting ditto. plain, gilt and embossed !;
best black lead and camels' hair pencil.
and crayons; Reeves'- genuine colors in
large and small boxes and single cakes |;
pen-kuives %: the very first quality. from
one to eight blades. and desk knive, !;
ivory folders; Egyptian. pewter, glass,
plated and pocket inkstands OF all sor 5 /;
ccEtlemen's and ladies' elegant real No
rocco pocket books. silver mounted.
with aud without instruments ladies'
thread cases aud work boxes fine and
common; pocket books Of every descrip
ton; asses skin tablets; sealing wa
and waters; sand and pounce boxes, aud
ink sand corntlGg house flies AID laces |;
vi lin strings, German & 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
q great va iety Of room hargings.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND.
A good assortment Of charts; Biuht's
West-India Atlas coss pilot ann Bow
ditch's navigator. Of the latest edition !;
fac toned German flutes, With books
Of instruction for do. and al ether in-
strunents; a large assortment OF mu-
sic & music books; merchants account
books of every description; record ditto;
cvphering and copy book, copperpiate
copies Of very superior kinds; bibles,
testaments, and common prayer books OF
all sizes and in all the various kinds OF
bindins-alI the Greek 4 Latin school
books and classics ROW IN use.
A general assortment OF English anc
French School Books, dictionaries and
Grammars, too numerous for insertIon-
and great variety Of Children's Books,
in quantity, with engraving, FROM the
press of Samuel Wood and others.
r Bank Books Of every hiad made
10 any pattern in the neatest manner ard
O. the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
sep. BET g !HSti
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-16
Sf0NACHlC BITTEIS.

These ceiehi 4tei bil;erS are composed
pu,cir vi vegetables Of the mo innocent,
vet ,pecif virtues, and are Infinitely
superior TO any thing yet discovered, tor
restoring weak acd decayed consitu-
ti"ns, destroying WORMS, cleansing and
strengthening the stomach, encreaslpg
the appetite, and by the frequent use
Of them, they are eertain preventive
against those complaints SO common IN
tie spring and tall seasons, such as H.
te, mi,tent feSers, and agoes, long Au-
tumual fesers, dy,enterics, SC. They
ar, also Of infinite service to these IN the
seataring line, who make long voyages at
s,a, aud are exposed to Unhealthy CHI
mates /; preventive against contagious
disordsrs-they are alsO very pleasant
bitter and are particularly recommended
Tor the use ofTaveras and Public houses,
a, well as private families.
March swSn
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-16
Confectionery

4 STHONY kALE respectfully in.
~ fIrms the ladies' and gentlemen OF
lcxsudria, that he has opened Contec-
tionary Shop. on Kins-street, one door
below Mr.. Binxham's, where he constant
" keeps on haEd all kinds Of cake, cor
dia!s, candies, frui', nuts, &c.
Country merchants en- be supplied
with the above articles by wholesale an
the most reasora5le terms, and parties
with all Kinds Of cake at one days notice.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-16
New Publications

MUST received ior sale by the sub
SS .cribers,
Ellis. Journal of Lord Anher's En-
bassy to the emperor u CHINA.
P.sr.ons Memoirs Of the Rev. DR..
b. chaRan.
Purity Of Heart, or Woman as she
should bean Interesting tale.
Man,ieyilie, Tale OF the i7th Ceutn.
~.
Simeun's four Discourses, preached
. fore the University OF Cambridge in
Noyembsr. 1875.
JAS. KENNEDY & SON.
March 70 msf2S
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-16
Fifty Dollars Reward.

NVTAS STOLEN from my wagon IN
w Alexandra. oS SATURDAY night,
2sth ult. a Flat Top TRIM, covered
with black leather, about 2 feet inches
long, aud marked on the top with the lei
tiers C. P. in brass nails. 1t was iuii
packed with my own wearing apparel
aad few books, papers, sc. The Books
were, lst volume fuckers Blackstone;
a yolume in boards, containing tn laws
of Virginia, as reported bv the rev'scrs
TO the late senbiy (; the constitutions OF
the ,everal s!ates; Wrt'< l,fe Of Henry;
Jeaersor's notes; Dchson'> P"tratoH ;
uth ? or 5 Pamphlets, aud se'e'a' PRINT
ed dncuments having relation TO the p'v-
ceedirgs II the late Vagina legislature
Iw:li give the above rewar'! Toe he rec'
very Il the property AID tie Conviction
ui the thief. OF fur,y ds;lars tor the trun'
AID lis coaten:s. Application to be made
&, J,,hn Jackson, hsq who can, II n'css-
saw. give a more detailed descriPunn-
CUrHBERT POWELL.
L.oudcun county, March ii lot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-16

80 y, Of ,ach property. And it a
ste. or mistress Of a family; or any
, - :sr,Sle pccprr,Y, s,all neglect
80. "a give in a list OF al male
,,hs.6,E. h,l0psia- 10 or residing in bIs
,l,Duy, 81. : soI her taxa1'e pro-
.r,y waa,.n i've days after demand
,,,Je l.ereul by auy assessor, the person
,.,i...,t;s: .hall fortei; and pa one
MI ,,iars. And if any person
.,t,t,o,y,r. hail willully OMIT or misre-
80. .s,. y. the list given IN, any tytheaele
~ any titsb,e proPe,ts, - shall IN any
a,,r manner conceal the same tom the
e.wIcdg, Of the assessors, the person s."
.3.- s,liag shA!l forfeit and pay double the
sno4gt af the tax imposed on suth tythe-
laie % ttxibIe property. Every mer-
c,aat, ,h"l keeper, mechanic, or other
persian, having in his Or her service OF
cmpluy ment any clerk, jnurneyman' APP
pieaticc or assistant, shall render an &C
coa 1 Of the same ia his or her list of
ly'hcsb,es. AID shall be accountable ior
.ae caaitati n TAX hereby imposed, III
ike manner and under the same Pena'-
TIES. As # such clerk, jnaTneyman' ap-
rrrptic., or assistant, ~ere member VI
las or her family" ~
WM RAMSAY jun.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-16
Fish Wharf.

nm TUESD Ny. 18th instant TIE
q Fish Wharf vii b. rented until the
Is of June next, when all the buildings
and. materials must be removed. At
tendance will be given by the committees
Of the corporation and superintendent OF
police at 9 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-16
10 Rent,

gNOR the ensuing season, a Fishery,
n called RUM POINT, at the mouth
of Mattawonau creek. on the Potomac
river. On il are excellent houses TOR the
accommodation of hands, and caring any
nrmbe- of fish. apply to the subscriber
residing in Alexandra,
A Seine and Boat adapted to the abnve
.bo,e. u III be sold Oh moderate tcrn's tor
~ G. MASON.
,i.., - 1S~s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-16
Notice.

GTOCKHOLDhR r. Of the Mechanics
- Bank of Alexandria are hereby no
2,fled. that for the last half year Divi-
oeud of four per cent. is this day decIa-
red on the caIital stock paid in. payable
~ them or their legal representatives, on
Friday the 18th instant.
By order of the President and Direct
ors p. II. MINOR,
March "A Cashier.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-16
By JOHN JACKSON q Co,

On WEDNESDAY. at 10 A. N.
In front OF their Auction Room, will posi-!
lively be sold,
II hhds. Suscovado Sugars
IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
A general assortment OF cotton, Ge0ls
len, silk, Canton and domestic goods -
m st Of which are seasonable, and will
positively be sold for the most they will
bring, OF credit Of 9, s ard nontbsj
fos approved endorsed notes.
Conditions at sale March Is
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Seed Potatoes.

Sugars, Soap, &c
e HlIDs prime \. Orle1ns sugars
- 30 baxes brown s"ap
- dp. CASTLE 10.
50 do. Se-arS
casks Goshen cheese
69 EoXe- raISins
lja rSzms writing and wrap: paper,
this day reee Sed and for sale By
y. e u. BLNCkL0CK
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Old Powder House

Immediately aier the renting q 'he
Fi,h Wharf, the old Powder House ri
be exposed TO public sale, on III PIE.
misses. The building to be en'i'. isre-
moved within sixty days fran tn pull
chase. IHE SUP. foLIcE.
March. II -.
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p..Z OF GLEXiSDRIi. MARC
ARRIVED,


Slnor Ocear. Middleton, 90 hours tr.
Nosrlk: mo!a ses, rum and sugar, to
Hqrnrwa.. s Popham-tar 10 George
Coleman -a"d porter, TO Gu! Atkinson.
&c IN pa,se gers.
Brig AieycI,o-. Parsons, 81 days from
s.. E.uUes sat and rsisiRs, To LA~ra-
ssa n FoN,e Left ship Mechanic, Ma
ghcl, trum Amsterdam, 20 sail 24lh ia,
nuary Brig DOl.hin. " 'lliams. ir. AM
ssr,iz,n. too Boston, % jan. Feb 2S,
at. IS. So, lon. 80, spoke b il Stephen,
Sm,th, Of Newport, bound To Isle Oi
Frarce, out 7 days.
Schc hdveho, Pendlrton, II days f..
Candcn; lime. lsmber, potatoes, &c 10
I.awrasoR & Fo&le Last evening pa
Sc me ship wiaifyed, Gelston, fr, n.
York, beluS the NarrUwS.
An h-Tmaphr"dite brig passed up last
ni3h.--suppo,ed to Be the Emiiy, Dole,
Of GeOrseiewb, D. Z.
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I,euhorn BonnetS.

AIRS. LANPHI r has jus: received
Ss ac-se nf Leshnrn Gonne's 81 a
san.rior quality, which, with handsome
,s.ortment Of Straw Hats and bonneis,
.he oaers to her customers At the most
reduced prices.
n. b. Bandbsxes BY the dozen in cx-
change for mill;oery goods.
March 1t