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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17

dHea6te zinc IL SheefS i0r cOUcriAg houses SAgefh
ing DcSSeLS, Sc. SC.
i has been sufficiently ascertainCd by eyyetirneut
both IN this country aEd Europe that this valuable
inTeRton has introduced better covering for houses
lhan any olheT materials that lave heretofore been liz
use. STANDS an hin0s OF weather without injury il
"ss as l0ng, and Is lighter than copper u soldiers as
wen as any oher metal; % requires psiht IL agrees
perfectly "ehWtb iron u cOUmunica tes no bad qnali
70 Weter5 pelng rsed IN EufOpe foT coffee pots kte.
Gu utensils &C. aud ately IN Savannah for guttt5s to
receive ana pass OF rain wateI into cistefhs for cu-
~ audotheI purposes. II bui little more than
nay thc Fr're Of coPPef is nearly as cheap sate
ava rem ITS ghiuesS IA square foot weighing but iitle
Several houses IN New Yofk covered Is or Is
months agOwith Zinc. which ia yet petfeclly tight and
uninimed. The college ftat city IL covered With
H. zinc may he used la almost all where copper
tin aud lead are employed.
he suDscfibeT to whom The agency Of the sale OF tie
above article IN this city has been transferred has re-
ceiycd aw bundred sbees as sample hiCb the pub
Tic are invited to exanHee will furnish any quantity
that laay be wanted NJ. b. POiIIAUX.
Jaly ~. 2i.wtf
NOTICE TO MiLLERS.-We wish 40 el-,I0 a nj
~ Ter to take charge Of Dover Mills in Coocband -
None need apply unless they come well reeom.r ended
to HUNNiCJ II, WATKINS & co.
Co c-lahd. Inly ~ 2l..qt.
NIOfICE.-A petitiog wi,t ne presented TO The next
- General Assembly of Virginia praying that an sct
may be passed, authorizing she saie 81 two lracts Of
laud lying IN Amelia comfy, belonging unto MaftaretP
Bottom anG TbeOpbilus EOttOm, fir reasons IN ZEN
mentioned. MARY GOTTOW Guardian
1'b ~. 2l..S2w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17

NJ. Naous, Vicar General, cannot see
Bastide and Jaussion, uniil after the de-
cree IN confirmation of their sentence.
Madame Bastide has set Oft for Rhodes.
Nj. Fualdes is going to Paris.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17

cision. We have no other feeling or wish,
in regard TO the result, but that it NAV
compori with the honor and established
character OF our country. Such, We are
sure. is the general feeling: with which
we have every confidence that the deter
minaiion ofthe Executive will correspond.
Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17

Extract of a letter TO gentleman in Charles
ton, dated Belfast, (Ireiand) My 10,
1918.
Unless youwere an eyewitness, you
could net possibly have AN idea OF the
immense number of people now daily e.
migrating from this country 10 the Uni
ted States; i'll fact, vessels cannot lie had
fast enough. When vessel i. once an
,nounced, her complement of passengers
Is made up immediately. But, from Il
question put 70 Lord Casilereagh, few
days since, in The House of Commons, il
appears To be The determination of the
British government 10 put stop 10 this
emigration, il possible. This will be ra-
ther, | apprehcnd, 4 difficult n,aiicr, and
it attempted, an arbitrary step OH lhepart
o.! our gov rnmcnt.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17

New YORK, July II.-Since the srri.
val OF the Washington, ~, from the Me-
ditenanean, she has received an external
coat oil paint, which, of course, has I'M
proved her appearance, that was prcvi-
| ously magnificent; and the cleanliness
OF The interior of the vessel, cannot be
| exceeded. She continues TO lie off the
West Battery, and thousands daily flock
| down TO see her. Frequently in the
evening, her band of music delights our
fellow citizens while promenading the
| Battery.
The polite and gentIemanly attention
| OF the officers on board to visitors. excites
| tie highest encomiums and when we
consider the constant attendance reuuir-
ed, II wonld not be surprising, if, through
incessaDt fatigue, those gentlemen should,
sometimes, become weary of well-dO-
| ing" [Gaz.
High P,ize.-Yesierday The prize of
seventy thousand dollars came ont Of the
wheel OF the Milford q Owego Road Lot
terry, against No. S90S, which we under
stand remained unsold in the hands Of
Isaac u. Ogden, Esq. contractor of The
| Lottery.
Progress IF Improcements.-- ship Of
about $50 tons is now ncary ready TO be
| Iaunched, from one Of our SLIP yards
which is actually 10 he fitted up with
steam engine and apparatus, as Steam
Pechet Ship for crossing The Atlantic.
We learn that the Grand Canal is in
rapid advancement from the Mohawk 10
the Sallna; and contracts from thence 10
seneca tIver are nearly completed. ii is
stated that upwards of 1000 men are EN-
ployed on the works tie present season,
besides cattle and labUur saving machine
rs.
Lieut.. Col. Lochfort, assistant quarter
master general, officers, and 637 men, of
The 37ih, 60Ih, 6Slh and 10th British rcgi-
mems, and 423 settlers, arrived at Que
bee, from the Goth of June 10 the I'd of
July.
Among the various communications re-
speeding Ike laie GENERAL MONT
GOMERY, Gays correspondent whose
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17

tresslDg accounts of IKE great DROUGHT
which peIyades South Carolina and The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17

WINCHESTER, Na) July Il.-Several
wretches, whose hearts must be black as
the skins OF the unfortunate beings who
constitute their nhnman traffic, have for
several days been impudenily proving
about The streets of ibis place with labels
IN their hats, exhibiting IN conspicuous
characters The words CASH FOR NE
GRGES "iti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17

BALTGMoRE, july i3-The passengers
IN the Ann. from Porto Beilo. inform thar
the account OF The capture of the Peruyi
an army had reached Panama previous 20
their leaving that piace-1hcv talked of
raising another of or 5000 men.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19
From Florida.
INDEPENDENCE.

Savannah, Sep. 2.
We have Just seen "a gentleman FROM
ST. Augustine, WHO informs Us. that
between seven and eight hundred III
dians. and nrgracs are eDrgmpci NEAR
The Mrsqnetoe; and nhout one thnus.
and in strong enranipment, are ori
the St. johns river. who eviu,e (.
strong hostility against the frontier
people Of this site. They have de-
riared themselves hostile, and are de
tcrsnined to attack our country men as
soon as they can obtain powder arr
balls. Several Of the chiefs have been
az Augustine. en,leavoring to ge,
ammunition from the governor of ,ha,
place and il is believed they hav.
partially succeeded.
Our informant also states, that h.
saw captain Obed Wright in st. Az
gustinc--that he had taken a Spanish
protection, and intended in few days
to 20 to the Havana.
Four whites, on their way TO st.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19

a Saw Fish was AIKEN ~ he sol nd neal
Wrghtsville. a short t'ne since, mea
su ing from the pom of &c saw 10 the
end Oft tail, 3 e., inches and the
width across at he ii 4 FIT 5 inches
the saw had % teeth 9 eacn side and was
upwards of 3 feet long hs black per
Suns vino took 1t have preserve ia III
with the saw attached, and have brought
il up TO town where the cerious may be
gralilled with view.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19
WILL Z. E II Z G I! O :
Saturday, Sept. 10, 1918.
For the Delaware Gazette.
Mr.. MILLER,

The following communication, as you vii
readily perceive, was int died tor the u,f,is al,
Watchman, bur the Editor of thot paper d +.
cliues publishing i,---he having suppose de
lcidedly taken his stand in favor cf deprecated
ipaper SO Innch so indeed, as to commence he
publication of the Ordeal, which he represent.
80 be intended as an attempt to oastigate all who
may be concerned IN buying and selling this kind
Of paper (thereby increasing its narket.) Thi.
is hel,eved 10 be most gorgeous error OF
judgment in Mr.. OSBORN, even by those wbc
were really his friends, and who equally dis
approved of what was wrong in the conduct Of
Bank Directors and brokers they look
'each respectable cmlzen in his turn be abused in
It, it there can IN the course of hrs life he any
Old affair raNed up, which might possibly raise
IA laugh agains, nm (by those whose patron.
age is bur little worth--others do not read III
ho,d it to be the absolute duty of every Bank
seeing they shut up III their eaGils all the hard
money OF the country, which would otherwise
afford par sirc a.Stns nNed;u.r. to keep their
issues equal 60 this si.cie--of what benefit is i,
to the citizens of tins place and vicinity, that
the banks OF Laurel, Dover, or Georgetown,
Occasionally pay the demands made upon them
in specie or par paper. we find it very nconve
nient and expensive 10 go SO far upon business
in which we may very PROBABLY be disappointed,
and to send by others who are going, is frequent.
the banks should make an arrangement VIII.
those in Philadelpha, to receive their paper Oh
deposit, which only will make it really at par.
and thereby consult the public good, as well as
their own particular interest.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19
Baltimore: Sep. f6.

=. Da!IfHfOFFi bFI'. TO.
The steam boat Virginia passed. az
anrl,or at the mous!, Of The river. u
large Portuguese ship. supposed from
Brazil, and ,.aptnrr'i by an Artiss,
priviteer. She is in charge Of an u.
iicer Of the revenue cutter, and has
been litiellad by The Portuguese c''is-
sui. The slip is represented TO ie
from 900 TO 1900 tons, drawn ~ fset
na,es. and il;aa million pounss Of
sugar on board, besides ether rargo.
A large part of her cargo must I've
taken out before she can come intn
the river. Neither her game nor other
circumstances are get known.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19
Washington, Sept. Is.

Washington, Sept. Is.
We are authorised to state, for the
information Of those Interested, that the
humber OF applicants tor pensions under
the act of the las session, has been sc
great that it has not been possible, with
every eXertion, to act upon them so FAST
as lhey came M In addiliol to which
so!a, ut,ey has takel, pace III order
supp from he REGARDS os the sevtra
states, he documents in relation to rev
i'Iuuonary services, which were destroy
when the War Office was burnt In 80
v!ilch Cause oil delay is now almost whol
" removed. rhe applications for pen.
Sons a taken up in HE order OF time
u, which they were received, and every
dor viii be mat. to render the della.
as short as possible When claims &c
peuslnns are admitted, the certifcai,
will be transmitted 10 the persons b,
Ahom the claimants papers were sent tt
The y AZ Department. When rejecte,.
me, will be returned IN the same man
liIer, wi the reasons sta'ed for rejection
'iere letters OF general enquiry as to the
state OF l,ariit ular ai3'ilc,tiohs, W are IN
formed, cannot he answered, as it Woulc
consume much of the time that oubh
TO be engaged in the investigation o.
CLAIMS.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19
From the .N'e1c FORK Commercial ID
rerllser, Sent. ~.

yertsser. sept. ~.
The misguided aot:.nen AZ Siorb-
port, in consequence 81 the dr,ccinIn-
ed hrmHe,s OF the magistrates aud
the resolution OF the manufactures 10
put the law ridgly ~ execution. have
retuened 60 tieir wurk. ald tranquil.
it,. is is id. ~ entirely restored il,
thai district. In Manchester. 12 or
ti.OUO, at the i..ttst a;yices, still
y:;s'n,,inrd refractory. Measures. how
ever, were in operation. by which il
was 0pe'i tna, industry and comfort
would su0a be- restored to the work
rnrn and their families.
LEA i.emion paper OF the tSth otAu-
gust ST ties. thu! Edward Spence
Curling. esq. vi the house Of Mr4sr,,
G0odw 10 * 60. Of Isalnssate. has been
appointed Vice Consul, al tis"' piAe,
fol-. the u. States Of Ameri'a. in 81.
place Of the late MIR. Nathaniel Aas-
ten.
A liverpool paper Of tie 4 18th u!
Aug. says. tnat ,hefe Is e,rt. rcnset'
to iatieve that the raBse a the rpinr,
Vi the duke OF y eliugtou 10 ,hi,
country al pres, nt.is the total Failure
OF II attempts I" effect an arnicai,ie
nj st,nent Of the suhsisiiii@ diifir
ences between Sp.li,s AMI Portugal
Tie latter being sesulm'e in lis rei'na|
20 rri;nguisli possession o. Muntc VI
edo. IN this state oi things. our gov
ernmeut feels Itself in very scrios,
state ri en,i,arrass Jnent.
M. Monge one OF ihe greatest &c
etricsian. Of the age. died lately i,
Paris. aged 20 ycsrs.-sle was dis
tin,suisiied uicnber Of the Fren"i
Institute, and or Of the ,ncn Of s.i
epce who accompanied Bonaparte OF
hi, expedition 20 9.gyf.
letters from Madrid TO the 10th o
July, mention ,rut change in Ili'
war department was soou expected
ans that an expedition of about 3oUl
trnops were preparing TO sail Ia
Havana. The fsme letters announce
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19
QUESTION .i.N'U A.N'SWER.

d" How Goes your new horse an
swrr - said the duke pf Cumhrriau,
TO sir George Se'm.0. :" really Gon'i
know" replied t,eosge, for l ncye.
ASKED him IA question:"
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19
HaYnnnal,s Sen. 8

Orders from the President Of si,e
U. States 20 the marshal Of this dis
trict. reached town yesterday {" haze
ull the crew Of the Ncucxuc.ian brig
Of war Gen. San Martin. arrested rnd
committed TO prison. The marshal il
now putting these orders into eXecus
ton. We have not yet learned wbas
has caused this step.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19

relations with North America. This
squadron consists of SHIPS of TIE line,
several large lilgates and a prortionate
number of cory cites; the crews are COM
jn4.le. The for;c is almost wholly armed
aaa equipped, and commanded by the
best naval otiice.rs in the country.
Hague Aug. S. There has lust been
pu5lished at Am sterddin, the plan OF "a
society of commerce and navigation, q
Iicence for which has been granted by his
majesty.
Corn ErcFlNage. .August H.. n
Our marSct continues to be abnn-
dainty supplied with all kinds Of grain.
notwithstanding which the oat tradet'
Is brisk. aDi sul! ~ dear rs on .sVn-
dav. f'0s wheat iiiere IS mt so uuci,
d, mani; the prise the same ; iiHt
barely suppnrts its 'ricel: IN peas and
beans there is no alteration.
s4rNDoN. Aug. t2.
SECRET ,..&PEDii ION.
THE expedition ampL to sail on
'boaii the Royal yatrh. in a proioun,i
peace, is vi aouise. becu,se a mattrr
!. OF greet pu,lic curiosity. We have
been favored by "A spon'icnt viii.
a statement OF some pasts oil the
equipment.
TIE Whole oi' the Forces cmbarket
arr inrtis.n and rnst Of sicu iurnisis-I
ed ~ "iir good ally. the King of
France. 10 return, il is supposed. Tor
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19

Mary's. have already been murdered
10y sayages; and we dread TO hear from
that quarter, knowing as we 10, the
'dcteaceless situation oil eur frontier
citizens.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19

|, Cotton has begun to draw the ae-
sen'ion Of the planters Of Cuba. az
IL is calculated that lis culture would
he more produ.a''e than either .ngap
or coffee. Times.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19
Norfolk, Sept. II.
american Prisoners in Brazil.

american 5riSoncrs in SrdZH.
The following is an extract OF = letter
from an American seaman, formerly oil
this port tp t, lend OF his trsitlI'g iitrc 1t
Was hsnded to US with q request TO give 1t
publicity, winch we DO, though without
being able 10 state any facts IN explanation.
tie raid.
Pernambuco Prison, June %, 8 8.
"neven Americans discaarEtd frou'
'hs Schr. Penguin Of New York and ta.
ken UP on suspicion OF beihg Patriots.
are IN this prison. We have had nothing
ALLOW ed us since the Sd of June belng
lwrngy Eve days, ana still remain in the
s; ms state, and no hopes oi getting out
We have been puI IN very lnncce' thy, &
,thell treatment towards /, worse than
can be expressed. They even h te the
name oil an American " are put in
lamoug murdeiers, thieves, sc. OF all
icolors, and are III danger OF oar lives
every moment VIC were taken the 10th
February, and have been III prison ever
since, being nearly months.
JOHN MAXN ELL"
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19

That king Charles The 9Th is preparing
to present to The approaching congress
at AK la ChapcIIe;a claim 10 the
throne Of spain : and that he has a
strong party in his favor at Madrid.
Our papers give an account Of /,
serious contest between the students
pf'tile university ii Gottingcn and the
ii,i,ahtants orthe city. The military
wlye called in TO qnrll the riot ant
five Of, The students were. severely
wopnJed. The :e,nains,pr. nearl,
SOC in number, retired several mi,rs
dis au, to The ilessian town of Mi.z-
cnhausen. Tea days Afterwards. they
sent IA memorial {" chs public author
!ty OF t5nttingcn, requesting thai the
an!eiar3 might be withdrawn and they
peuaitted 60 return 10 the university.
! lie result is not yet known.
4 Paris paper OF the 9th of August
in noticing the unusual hra. OF the
%eather thus remarks. The excess
save heats that we experience have
sSYeB rise to several meteora.Ogiea
Observations. sufficiently interesting.
\ remarkable circumstance IN them
IS. that the heats are nearly equal
throughout stIrOpe, ~ al latitu,ie>.
I siomr, Berlin. Madrid * Virnn /.
The strr .,o.arlrr- OF .sraaU.ar ',a,
risen TO the same degrees. Ntali
had spread the retort t!,s' li'.ar
Weighed a species of plague OF conia
gion - i,rn. ni 'uat of dangero
and Paris r.,;nives NO iaza.
rctto bu, a political ooe.'
'h" paris papers aiso mention. that
so houses had latcl, been destroyed
h, fire, and 400 families reduced IL
misery. in the si,legr si 81. S-uipierc.
s:!.satcl in the department Of Got,
f'Dr.
On the Sd OF sug. Charles Hussry
WAS executed tor the murder OF Mr.
Bird aud his housekecprr. at Grper
wich. Before he was executed h"
confessed that he aided IA the robbery.
and deserved his fate, INT declared
that the murder was committed by 2
Oh bis associates, while he kept watc,
in tue street.
Prizes Of american -four at Liv.
erpooi, 20 TO iis per bbi Of i96 lbs.
net.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19

The anniversary Of the Battle Of
North Point and the Bomi,ariutnc
OF Fort Al'lsenry, WAS celebrated or
Saturday by a general parade ui the
military. The troops made a hani-
some and soldier like appearance. aud
went through various evnlutinns with
their accustomed spirist ami precision.
Governor hidseIy and Staff reviewed
The third brigade at Hampstead tli!i,
and the fourteenth at Milestone Point.
Alter the parade. the officers OF the
division waited on the Governor At
his quarters. where they we're hand
sOneiy entertained. We regret TO
state that serious accident occurred
to a member of The corps Of" United
Volunteers" While leaning on the
muzzIe Of his musket, it accidentally
discharged itself, blowing Oft .ne
lhunah Of one hand. and passing 'lle
oa" through the palm Of the oiier.
During HE day Che . lStnr SpG1's
s'ed t}dnarr'' Aoait,i tr;nm,:hiS i.n.ss
itirren' p'"lir huil,iings in the city,
AID from the vessels in the ilarhnr.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19
) Dollars Reward. .

Runaway from the subscriber on The
might of the l4th inst an apprentice hoy
named Thomas Read about 5 feet OF 8
inches high, II years of age had ~
when he went away Supertine i!Ius
Cloth Coatee, a white vest with red
|stripes; and pair of Nankecn panaie's
land black ha;--took with lin two PAL,
|of tripod trowsers. Who ever takes
|up said boy and secures him so tn { car:
'ge, him again, shall receive the above
Reward and all reasonable charges pp!G
10y
James Hamilton
near Wilmington.
N. 3. All persons are forbid harborin@
;sald boy a, their peril. If taken ort "'
the state, win give ten.
tsept, ia--st'
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19

Scam.--2'he mos, impressive and
beautiful i!lusiration of the steam power,
when applied in that way, that We have
ever seen is in the mill of Major isaac
vi Kim--on Smiths wharf he ma
chinery is one of 60 horses power, and
propels eight par OF Burr stones with 50
much ease and precision. that,i the midst
of this amazing operation, ore is struck
with agreeable surprise at the silent
smoothness and regularity with WHICH
every thing moves.
The measurer Of the wheat, without.
changing his position, cast it. at once, in.
to hopper placed upon the qpharf, and
no manual labor whatever is again ap-
piled throughout tho whole process, until
the Aour is put into the Darrell. The
wheat is elevated by machinery to the
rpolFof the house where il is by the same
means Thoroughly cleansed and deposited
in the hopper it then ri ascentls IN The
shape of Eonr, and being bolted, and it's
several qualities duly separated s. coo'd =
finally conducted to room on the second
floor, ready for the hand Of the COOPER.
Such is the immense power Of this mill,
that she has, we have heard, turned of
two hundred barrels of -four in % hours,
using fuel at the rate Of two and a half
cents per bushel. We are happy in every
to bear testimony to the pub
lie spirit OF our citizeus and this ele, ant
establishment certainly does credit TO
Baltimore, and adds ano Ter proof OF the
forecast and enterprising char4c err t.
owner. May We not look for an entire
revolution in the milling interests?
Baltimore Censor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-08
George S. Hough,

HAS received a very handsome es:
IA so tmeat Of Fancy Spring GOODS.
among which are
Best London cloths and cassimcres,
plain ard figured mull-mu'l muslius. ia:
comet do and cambiies, Canton GRAPES
and shawls, white embroidered robes,
Maria Louisa ditto, India and limitations
book muslins, ditto handke,chie very
fine, black silk velvet, Cd, "a, S-4 aud
lI0-4 Irish danask diaper, brds'-cye and
Russia iltto. IRISH !in"ns, sheetinss ard
lawns, black and cnl'd bombascans ard
bomoazeit., tabby nets, levsntii.e shawl,
K hdkfs, linen esmbric, do. hdks, long 4
half silk, thread and cotton hose, Mar
ssilles and kno'ted ccunterpa9es. black
1orent;res, children's and ladies' straw
bonnets, black and white lace shswls AID
wells, handsome selection sarniture and
fancy, ribbons, umbrellas, and parasols,
9-s printed jackonet maslin-, chintzes
and celices, steam loom aud other shirt
ings, linen and Gotten checks, ticking,
baggug, &c. Sc. .-r..,
5th mo. 5th fn'bs
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-08
Charles Bennett

Has for sale, from former importations,
q UPERFINE Lsndon and Yorkshire
y Cloths and cassimerss
Rose aud striped blankets
81 and 5 pit lstqusl. paint blankets
Cambria and jackonet camb. muslins
Irish linens and long lawns
8 Irish sheetings ard selisias
Bsst Aberdeeh tailarS' threads
Common and best Lond. gilt pins
Gilt, plated and metal buttons
Irish and English shifting cpttons
An elegant assortment Of printed Mar
settles waistcoating ...
Common plate cslicoes and shawls
Super6ne and common ilannels
black Lombazeens
Waldron's prime
Grain aud Grass Scythes.
He daily expects by The Nancy, from
London via Baltimore,
Sheppard's Imperial Saxony cloths and
kerseymeres
Extra quality gilt buttons
English doeskiu and riding tan gloves
And from Dublin, an excellent assert.
ment Of
Diapers and damask table linens.
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