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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16
Order of Procession.

W. oCs ~ Il '">hHo'"'"
l.. Officer and eight dragoons.
Military by The left. with arms and
colurs reversed --tlrums muflled
s. Militia Oi.cogs mot on duty in UNI
form.
4. Ciilzr;ss generally.
S. Professor, Studeats and gentlemen
of the nar
6. Members Of Congress and Legs
latui Civll ava Jud,ciai y tlcers.
z. G0nnIilt.e oil arran,, ement.
8. Lodges.
9 Citrsy.
10. physIc,ons.
Pau Bearers. CORPSE. Pail Bearers
II torst, caparisoned with black, led
by servant.
IL. }etac ment of Volunteers.
IS. kelaflons
IA. ,tticeis OF the revolutionary and
LAT, war.
Is. Corporation of the Borough.
Is. An Officer and eight dragons.
III fecordiug the death OF this highly
distinguished gentleman. we regret that
Oar limits do not ADMIT such recital OF
his merits IS would do justice to his
Inen.nry
Bred to the profession Of arms, he was
in early life, an officer in the BRITISH ar.
nv. com manded by general Wolfe.
Fepousing the cause OF his adopted
country, al the commencement OF tnt
American revolution, he entered the ser
vice Of the U. States, as colonel of thu
second regiment of Pennsylvania. j
vabced to the rank Of major general, h
commanded IN the campaign of l777, a
Iiconderoga, where his devotion to tn
pubic veal was eiainently exemplihel
in cour.e of conduct, which, disregard
ing ali personal considerations, brave
the censure OF the moment to secure tb
safety Of the state, by retreat. who
eyen.uated in the surrender Of the Brit
ish army, BY the convention of Saratop.
and on which conduct court marti;
pronounced a judgement mos, HONORABLE
10 General arthur So. Clair.
Resuniing his command in the '..ai
army, he continued to deserve and EMO
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16
thy furnish them weekly viii ipsa shsvey great difference between , u

livery great difference between subscxb;ne q,
sock, and paying for it. v, iether il co,ppo,,.
With the principles of eo,nnonhonesty and thar
LOT "doing justly" for banl to make a,v;.
dend from time to time, Of e'g't per cent. when
such bank is unable Tor at leas, refuses) to nav
Its debts. Wecontess tina, we discover some.
thing like swindIing the public, ".agraved upon
! such proceedings. When an individual stops
payment, he shuts up shop. If occasion re.
lqu're 1t, these questions viii be answered in due
course OF time, accompanied with explanatory
remarks. Sc
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16
VyI.ssllL!!A!l,.l!lly9 ON
FEDFkAL TICKET.
Ssa.
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New Castle County.
Representatives. to Congress.

aNCIf CoCNtFstaEto ~ Sch 20 o
LOa fS N'LANE,
THOMAS CLAYTON.
.Se7,aaDr.
ga sa,i ihrmas.
Representatives..
james i',Ive,
Jnnrs Canby,
Archibald Hamilton,
Isaac .ibbs.
Edward Armstrong,
Jaurs Booth, jun.
Gideon Emory.
Sheriff.
JOHN EIl.fVTT.
C0r0ners.
JatHcs iiot.itilVu,
Asiner Asiuno
EeUu Court Commissioners.
ts,oree Plat,, VIC. e. Ii.
VI ingttc rs|i,yiuan, Il. l.. IL.
Jesse Boult'rn. P. II.
Philip 9ca.liu.s. ST. G. H.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16
American Literature.

Literature - one oil those jtntr MQn1s-I
factareS, which a new country will always
and it easier 10 import than 10 raise; there
must be d great accu,nnlat'on 81 stock IN
Il nation, and great subdivision o! la.
Dor, before the arts OF nposition are
brought u any greal degree VI per.ecuon.
he great avehues 10 wealth must al be:
filed, aid many Iesr Idle III iiereditary
opu.cnce or mediocrily, beinre there be-
leisure enough, among such people, ,oI
relish the beauties of poetry, OF 20 ~re-
ate an enectual demand for the produce
lions of genius Though these causes
,tTjat .OT s,sI..e t.t.ft fIta.. liiC .,c'iria OF
j America in state ut sunordina;ion toI
that OF Europe. we cannot persuade our
selves that its condition has ever been
50 deplorsbe as to form propel obJec,I
Of contempt. There are hundred u
thors IN america who won d be shamzd
to write like their calunniators, AID ten
, Thousand men who are not authors, that
are entitled to feel compassion TO their
. Einsosnce and their vanity. TIL truth
! is that A.neircal. genus has uplayed
Itself, wherever inducements ave . Ell
. eid out for its exe.tion. The, part,
anphlets are often written with /; ke
hess aud spirit, and their orators frequ l..
lly possess vehemence, correctness .tnd
& I.imation that would corlulaiili lne az, l.
I ,ation Of an European audience.
| Eaing. Rev.
Il A combination of the most felictous
: rcutastances conspires to render ouT
t situation as people as perfectly happy,
< AS the nature and condition OF human
Z society can possibly admit. Every thing
y round us wears calm, clear brow Of pia
II cid undisturbed Serenity OF soul. i'lessed
lin our disposition and temper at home
and honoretl in all our relations abr5
R 1--we sit pnder the shade OF our-svine o,,
IS our olive, IN the smile OF heaven and the
Il glory OF earth. ! here are none to disturb
"A or to make us atsaiG Sc. Wiih a eonsttu'
n ton Of government sprinsing, as il were
A. from the very hearts OF the people, al
our political institutions are the object:
of the most devotional aifection--cor
lmerce spreads her white wings to every
Favorable gale, and visits every distan
" sea--Agriculure piles lis votive offerings
on every plain, and health scatters it
= fragrance on every pessing oreeze--Ws
ARE not cursed with the creei eyoctions
: or c.H@i,ed iEtc nass',agEcss by the mex
:" orable despotism Of cold hearted, calcu
latmg and un!eellng prohlgacy OF power
: nor are we chained to The chariot wheel
lof conquerors, The melancholy and dis
ltrac,ed victims CT an wheiming mill
tsry ascendency-Wea are not Obliged {,
support soldiery, whose naughty an
>. offending front is an insult tot the nation
"A al honor; nor are We taxed with con,r
buttons for the ar a, o. armies acting ik
sentinals upon our liberties-We hay
the capacity to value, and ii is iortunat
"a for us that the fatality of circumstance
~ has not deprived us OF the spirit, to pre-
tect The solid chrysohte Of our nations
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gas.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16

The venerable Major Gen. ARTHUR
St. CLAIR, is no more. He died at his
residence on the Chestnut Ridge. on
Monday morning, the 3lst uit al hail
past twelve o'clock--and was inferred on
the lst inst. at Greensburg, with militia
nv and masonic honors.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16
NI)luAlfUN.

= The great regard pad 20 education IN
the Eastern states Is truly admin able, and
de.er Is the particular communication
OF al VINO yalue the susd welfare OF our
country. An incrt ased attention to TINS
all Important ooject, We are happy TO
believe, u ,iius!ng ,tsci! ihron, bout the
Union. Ne n..e occasional accounts
from the w est aud Lac South winch as
surc us of the interesting fact and encour-
age our best uopcs Oh this head.
*. aicly inserted AZ interesting no.
tice OF me plol,c good at Boston, and
the sunloined article gives gratifying
view ri wi.at is doing in the neis hboring
town oil 3alem, III the same wey.
Mar. INTEL.
Salem. Aug. ;.
TIE T54pn Schoois.--l.ast Sunday was
the annual txscl ID -. .. % '&at'J,, III
Soie,n, fiop. n. >ii4bee in che chair.
The. Youths were asss nbled in the New
Town ,tati at in the mornlng, and
wcr. under their respective school mas
teis, ne nu.aoer OF males was nearly
+ VI fiU%DnED so thai including
tnE = NlhicS tdhSut az lhSoS aShSo'SS airy
the children vi other schools in town
w ..oy suppose t;vetftA part Of oar
huta. oti0n t4ccTIHg The benefit OF ,hs
Schools ~ Sailn. lhr easter" scnou
ha .i,4rc presehA o. THIS occasioi'
The number which appeared was one
hith greater tban al any iormer time
The schools were il better order as l.
suH,j. illa,l.,l,, and ,ne Chiaen wete Al
W, dressed. indeed thst appearahc'
wa very houorable to t'e town. AS mos
OF iuc masters were new, and were tia
uo.etl to- n,stc favorable impressi
on 'he public mind, we must have her'
inoented ~ this q "
particularly TO the interest the comMitie
Of the schools took in the exhibition,
20 he order of the town appropriation
10000 dollars for the erection Of ne'
grammar school, as an ornament as we
as honor ~ :ae tuWn Gc.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16
Aj.qNY.

P. S. We will just ask the President and Di
rectors of the Wilmington and Drandywinu
Bank, whether the conduct they have atterly
been pursuing, had not in its object the entire
depreciation of their paper, to answer their own
Individual purposes to wit, the great facility j,
will give them to pay their dcbss--there is .
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-27
Fros, tie .Nc,g- YORK Columbian

Froh, the .Ncsg- YORK Columbian.
Mr.. SPooNER,
SiR-knowmg your readiness 20 promul-
gate any thing that may have tendency
to relieve the sutlerings of yonr fcl'ow-mor-
tails, hope that you will give. the follow
ing Recipe a place in your useful paper.
Above thirty years ago, m consequence
of severe cold, was attacked with what
soon moved to he the consumption. Being
blessed with hale constitution previous to
this attack, neglected to take advice for
some time. At last, finding the disorder
gaining upon me, being troubled with a
violent cough, and emitting vast quantity
ofmucus, ! applied TO Doct Bradhurs', a
skilful physician, now living informed
him, that | thought my case was serious
He informed me that my lungs were affect
ed Upon which asked him how long he
thought | could survive. The Doctor re-
piled, that humanity speaking. not longer
than the last of March. This was the
beginning of January. A friend handed
me an old newspaper, with the following
Recipe therein =
" A sure Cure for the Consumption, i'tuksn
an time. Randolph, Buckingham Coun-
tyEYirginia."
~Takea handful OF the bitter herb CALI
ed Heartburn, put it into two quarts of wa
ter, boil il down TO one half-after strain
ing, put in some honey, or molasses-put it
on the fire to incorporate--then add a little
old rum, and cork il up. Take half tea
cuptul filled up with rarm milk; if you
cannot readily procure warm, make cold
milk blood-warmth-take cupful fasting,
and another about noon, on an empty sto.
mach"
used, it, and praise be TO God, il cured
me efectually-nor have been one dav
mdisposed since.
: Yours, LOVAT, rs Gold-street.
Rats and mice will immediately ouit |
barns, grsaaries, &c. wherein is placed the
field plant, called Dogs tongue, bruised
mith a hammer. [Doyisst0xn paper. !
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-27
.John III. Iadd s Co.

gEAVE Just received for sale,
Ey e5 cases mems and hoys' fine and
coarse shoes, Of superior quality
10 puncheons Demerara,. st Croiy and
3 casks lemon juice lAn;igua run
8 boxes fresh lemons
% half bbls mess beel
80 kegs excellent small twist tobacco
80 do large do
10 hhds leaf tobacco
Aupust 26 w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-27

The many deaths from the diseases OF
children this season in our great cities, have
led TO many enquiries into the causes. A
late writer denounces fruit both ripe and
unripe. Why this disagreement. TIssot,
author of the valuable work on health, de-
cIares after the experience Of long life of
90years, and practise of 70, that he me-
yer lost child, that had used ripe fruit, by
the fall disorders. Why the temptation so
great and The evil so sure. Is not nature
good nurse, and is not ripe fruit to the boy,
what milk is to the infant. Ought not the
experiments or observations on this subject
TO be made with great caution.
[Esscr Register,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-27

We are sorry 10 learn by the Rover, that
ii was very sickly at Mobile IS well as at
B'akeIy. Some OF the passengers on board
the Rover, are sick with the fever which
prevailed there. Mr. Burnham, merchant
Of Mobile. who took passage in this vessel,
died the 9th day after sailing.
l.NeW- York Mercantile .Advertise-.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-27
NAVAL ANEcnOTE.

Aparagraph IN the Baltimore Telegraph,
has lately called the attention Of the public,
to the services and exploits OF Capt. Isaac
HULL, during the late war with Great
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-27

An extract of letter received in this city
from gentleman Of responsibility in the
Alabama territory, says: TIE people OF
Florida and the neighborhood, continued
in perfect health, but there is much sick
ness at Mobile and Blakely. There have
been many deaths and almost universal
sickness, and in consequence thereof TO-
tal stop to business. Such is the report,
and | fear it is too well founded"
baltimore american.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-27
Public Sale.

NDER the authority of deed of ,r,s,
~ from James D. Patterson 10 me. | shall
at II o'clock, on Saturday. the 9Th day Of
September next, upon the premises. BRO.
coed TO sell at public auction for cash or
upon such credit as may then be agreed on
49, a lot Of ground, with The BUILDINGS
Hss: thereon erected, situate ont the west
HEsH SIDE OF Wes!-s'reet, and north side
72~'of king-st. in The town of Alcyap.
d,rla, and described in the said deed 40 fol.
low lows beginning at point where the north
line ct kIng-street intersects the west line
OF ~, M.es'I:lreet, and extending westwardy
with the line Of King street Is feet: thence
north and parallel with King.stree loo feet
to . 10 feet alley thence east and parallel
TO kIng-street 10 feet 10 West.street :
thence south with West-sfreet 100 feet TO
the beginning-subject to ground rent of
81 dollars, payable on the 18th day of DC.
tooer, IN each and every year.
August 81 d,sS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-27

gUST received and for sale,
q 1000 feet mahogany, IN lots to SUIT
purchasers mr.
elegant Grecian sofa.
10 dozen sacking bottoms at l3j
1G portable desks
Easy chairs and n;shi stools
5. WARD,
Lower end o! Prince-strec..
.ucus, OF thstu2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-27
ss4N Exchange CqBee-Horse a4s>
.>S,lIM ARlNE JOURNAL.
PORT or .qLEK.qN'DPL4. .gI1GIISToe

ARRIVED.
brig Resolution, Malcolm, from Boston,
VIA James River lumber, TO Law rason {:
Fowe. ''' -
Schr Caroline, Nye, 90 days fin Boston
plaster, shoes &c. to Dunbar s. Townsend
and S & ID Reed.
Brig Emily, Dole, from Newburyport,
passed up this forenoon. ,
CLEARED,
Schr Bethia & Betscy, Small, NewYork.
~, =. Seam Boot Report.
The Washington arrived ut 3P NJ
up.
State Of tie Reat1er-Atep,u. ri dor
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-27

Notice.
uSHE subscriber wishes 10 engage hVe or
six vessels to bring about 1000 cord
Of wood 10 this market from Mattox Greek.
Anply TO the subscriber on Union-sireet,
Ictneen Cameron and Union streets, ot
Scsoifeld L. Waters. ~
'''''''- LEWIS MUNDtY
OF 3tA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-27

Or shut the ear to fction's soothing lay
Here may some future Roscios, Thespis
move,
And Gil the soul with rage or melt with love:
Truth, nature, wisdom, here erect their
school, fool 4:
And justice whip the knave, and wit, the
While you, We fair, in virluous modesty.
Shall keep the stage, what still the stage
should he, free.
2picfurc gf The times, from every grossDess
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-27

"A harbor Of about twenty geographical
miles eastward Of Cape Francois. The
town contains about 5000 inhabitants.
Boston, TufeIEocprer
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-27
From The Raleigh Star.

TIE following address, written by MIR. "A.
Jras. was spoken by Mr.. Caldwell, on
the last night Of the performance OF his
Company in Raleigh.
When first Nelpomere, in Older time,
Told her sad stories in pathetic rhyme,
The warlike Greek would bend his stub
born soul
And unres,rained tears permit TO roll
E.;I, cower'i beneath tn" poet s,actor's art,
Andbright examples FIR d the patriots heart!
Then Young Thalia, laughter's trolic
yucca,
Babe mi tn and humor yariegate the scene.
No more sweet PHYS drops bedew the eyes,
No more the heart in pensive sadness slsos'
The cheerful glance, the winning smile OBJ
tain [pain !!
And bsnish'd far, are grief, and woe, and
Rivals in human hearts for many an age
These scenic queens constant warfare
,ocs [rose.
Al length, sublime in genius, Shakespeare
Ordain'd BY fate to reconcile the foes.
Each own'd him rs her son, to each he
how'd,
And all their fond maternal claims allow O.
His graver offerings on one altar laid,
And TO the other lighter flowers paid;
Till meath one dome the sister lanes were
rear'd,
,uabe the immortal priest of bothappear'd.
A votary of the dramas moving art,
Here seeks It's moral lessons TO impart'
From distant scenes and foreign lands he
came,
Your kind, indulgent patronage to clam:
And still he hopes, with each returning year
To NEE, ani merit, gen'rous welcome here
Tho hard his task, severe the critics laws
His tolls are recompens'd by your applause
Nor will he ever droop, when, as tonight
In frequent rows, wit, sense, and beauty
briobt Tight
Shed round his path their cheering beams O
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-27
ALEX ANDRIA:
Tg1JRsDaY, AUGUST OF, 1915.
IOO.CHOO ISLANDS.

No. dnu EdW.
o! wonder
How many goodly creatures are there mere
How beautcous mankind is! Y brave ne"
world,
That have such people int;
SHAKESPEARE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-27
Mahogany. &c.

August 27
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-27

Rats and mice will Immediately gu
barns, graaaries, &c. wherein is placed III
field plant, called Dogs tongue, bruise
mith a hammer. lDoylsstoxn paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-16
District of Columbia,

Alexandria County, To 1Uit.
ON the petition OF JOHN D. BUCK
~ LEY, an insovent debtor, confined
in tn Jail Of Alexandria County, for debt,
notice is hereby given 10 the creditors OF the
said JOHN d. BUCKLEY, that on the 18th
lay of December next, (heing the first
Monday Of the montb) al 10 o'clock A. nj.
At the court house OF said county, the oath
prescribed by the act of congress Of the U.
States, entitled San act for the relief of in
solvent debtors within the district Of Coium-
bia," will be administered to the said in
solvent, and trustee appointed, unless sui.
fcient cause TO the contrary be then and
there shewn. Ordered that this notice be
published once week for three weeks, be-
fore that day, in both the newspapers pub
ished in Alexandria. By order of the no.
norable VIM. CraDch, hiefjuige ofthe U.
States circuit court for the district of Co
lumbia. EDM. /. LEE, e, e.
October "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-16
Alexandria. Nov. 5.

WAS committed to the Jail Of Alexan-
w dria county, as runaway, a negro
woman, who calls herself MATILDA, and
says she is the property Of George Noble,
living in Loudoun county. Va. and in the
neighborhood Of widow Powell, widow Ba-
ker ard widow Baughgons. Said woman
is about 81 years of age; short, and stout
made; has on black muslin dress l. shawl;
has mole on the left cheek near the nose;
says she has two children, one a boy called
John, 2oyears Of age; the other girl call
ed Eliza, about 9 years Of age, now living
in Loudosn county. The owner is desired
to come and prove property. pay charges,
and take her away. otherwise she will be
disposed of as the law directs.
AND'W R0uNSAVELL,
Nov7 Jailor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-16
Orphans Court.
alexandria county, 1919
N1sfmber term,

.aItt C0HHiB 1918
.SoSember term,
nRDERED, That the exccutrix
q of John CDad, deceased, do in
.sert the usual advertisement three
times week two weeks in the Alex
andria newspapers. A copy.
Test, A. MOORE,
Register Of Wills.
This is to gioe Notice,
That the subscriber, of Alexandria
county, in the district of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county, letters tesla
nentary on the estate of John Coad,
late Of said county, deceased: all per-
sons having claims against the said
decedent, are hereby warned to cxhi-
bit the same, with the vouchers there
OF, to the subscriber, passed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the 18th
day of May next, or they may by
law be excluded frem all benefit to
said estate--and those indebted there
to arc required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this
eth day of November. 1918.
DRADY C0AD.
ExecutriS Of JOHN Coad, deceased.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-16
Notice.

THE public are respectfully informed
that the business heretofore carried on
by the subscriber, will in future be con-
Quoted by himself and son, w. H. Miller,
under the firm Of .Mordecai Miller 4. Son.
M0RDECAI MILLER.
NJ. Miller 8 Son
HAYE imported in the ship Young
IL Hero, from Bremen, 1870 packages
of German goods, consisting of
Burlaps of various qualities and prices
Hempen tickienburgs
Best quality do white rolls
A few cases Biel6elf shifting linen,
(greatly superior to the lrish)
Sail cloth; looking glasses (pints
Wine and porter bottles; quarts and
Liquor eases; coffee mills
Crucibles, &c &c.
They have also for sale, Spanish hides,
tanners oil, iron, steel, navy and pilot
bread, crackers, plaster ground s. m stone,
spun cotton, and variety Of other articles.
OF The highest price given for wheat,
rye, corn and faxseed.
October 20 tuf2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-16
For Sale.

rHNHE subscriber offer, for sale tract
Of so acres of LAID, on the Colchps.
ter road, five miles from Alexandria. ad.
joinin. the lands oil Haywood Foote and
Dennis Johnston. The greater part Of
this tract is fine meadow land, abundant
" supplied with water. Also one other
tract Of 261 acres, on the Ravensworth
road, abuu, miles from Alexandra, land
one mile from the first mentioned tract,
adjoining land of rhos. Janney and Mr..
M'Pherson: The greater part OF this tract
IS in wood, the soil good and highly sus.
ceptible Of improvement from the use Of
plaster. IF these lands are not so I'd be.
tore the first Of January next; they will
then be tor rent.
S,uIn TpC cr.slsc
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-16
'fo Rent,
Valuable Property.

nor sale-That commodious three story
II brick house on King street; now in the
occupancy of Mr.. John Roberts.--Also
three Lots adjoining, with the improve
ments thereon.-That elegant Grass Lot
lately the property Of Mr.. James Anderson,
containing 9 3-16,hs acres.---And the
rigging, sales, anchors, cables, spars & wa
ter-casks of the barque Mary, in parcels, or
the whole to suit purchasers.
Oct 81 JOSEPH SMITH.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-16
Boots. Bootees and Shoes,
Juvenile Books.

TINE following entirely new, with els.
l. CANT colored plates, are just received
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