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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
TO FARMERS AND CAPDpv,,

HIDE PARK. Long Lsiand, 18Th NOAH
Those who have recently frvou,ms
markets at New York, have bsen.I N
stand, greatly surprised a, The sight |
Russia Iurnihs, which have ben u
sold for me and, | arm informed, N
person, who has hitherto taken IL
market, has misrefrcsented himself /
wing raised them, or at least as han.
a hand ia raising them, while he has i |
Ioi med any one of the name Of lhs,w|
tor of them. Deemiug this a rs.s|
great public interest, shall hope i !
cused, in trespassing for momepl a !
patience, while | relate the real ZACH IL
ways having thought, that BY the Ill
tIon OF roots crops and grsen-oue
clear froft of any farm in AmeIea Il
be much more than doubled, | iorna
design, last summer, TO Try how lhox i
would succeed here. did not lsndaa
York nil he sd May / took d pI.s|
land on the 2ofh q Nay, SO poor hG
my neighbours said nothing would gnE|
II !; the far greater part of it-ws COW
with weeds and brambles there Va
wenty loads of manure on sAs esa
have never bought any upon aaua i
acres Of this land | raised about -kdra
dred bushels Of Russia 7grmhs--I !
satisfactory experiments as 10 Raagsa
-te, carrots, harsnifs, and cabbGses, AL
which zcere soryn riH tie month 81 Jazi
yet tbs crops were surprisingly ,grsi1
IS my intention TO publish on account u
these experiments very soon i butt /
frsf publish an account Of Che i
'nrnts culture. This root viii qua
sheep and oxen, will half keep a hor'l
halt tat q pig of a good SORT ; and i hasl
steamed, quite fat such a pig. lts qa
tor the table are we'll known, and tie j
OF the crop may be made prodigi'U-1
turnIPs were of various bulk on dHa1
parts of the land. Upon one acre
were $40 bushels and, If ] live .
November, | have no doubt oil being ~
show 900 bushels on one acre --MaI
my Turnips weighed more than ten
each. Many tina, golo market wsis's|
3 to 8 pounds, and, as in the case
fruits the larges, are the sweetest aOa3
Having seen how well sdapa
climate was to this culture, WroS
for some seed to be sent me from
worthy friend and neighbour in Ham, n
which / expect to arrive very soon II
It does arrive, shall cause The p'a 4
not want of tito be offered for sag /.
moderate price, having great dssi'sl
this root generally cultivated - y"
doubt that seed raised in this COUNTY II
be as good as seed raised in EnG n1s. y
as have yet no knowledge OF lhls ~.
sneak only ofthe produce OF Ens'"
and, of seed too, raised with grraI. s.
my neighbor before mentioned. ~
ing OF the seed is rather a nice ma''-,
shall, this summer, raise some +
and ] shall give fsll instructions =
how TO raise it in the best HanIs Il
stay in the United States may no' 4 n !
but am not without some hopes, .,
visit will be remembered BY shs =" III
ton OF the root-culture, and BY sn' -
on, oflong- nosed, long necSed, lO0s
sharp-backed and pot-bellltd 2 19sSFTl
n. B / have used the words h.~ a
nihs, because they are used 70 VI ~ /
borhood.-We, in England, .. a. b
Swedish 7urnih. It is the real a. Iii
It's bulk is of a deen yelloU, sno = j
hea green. It's, | find, soms''D'
the Cabbage Turnif.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
AcRICYILTURT.

To Fdrmers.-Much of the indian h,ss
country, for the last two seasons, - ksa
troyed by the grub and frost--l tnlle
covered a remedy for both these e'A -,
In reading an old Magazine e" ~, .
which was published in Massaenusss H q
ago as the year 1889, | find an accom- soes ID \
iments made in Massachusetts, Wiz AwS
says were completely successful, : ,,ics. !
and chasing away the worms, hela IT,
The account is given in the iaig"ss
ter--he states.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05

Psnfon Aa-Some weeks flnce' we
hazarded an opinion that the secretary
at war had impofed upon the applicants
for renGons an oath which the law did
not require. The opinion has tnce been
confirmed by that Of many others
The. improperly of the oath has been
manifcaed in repeated initances. There
are perfons who deferve the pcnfion and
need il as much as many that have ap.
piled for it, whole feelings will not fuf,
fer them to 60 before a. magiftarate' and
take the oath impofed by the Secretary
There are others, who fairly come With
10 the proviGon of the at, who are con
fcientiouny fcrupulous about taking the
oath. They are able to live BY hard and
unccaGng labour, and therefore appre-
bend they cannot fafely fwear that they
ftand in " need of afliftance from THEN
country for fupport" They are thus
deprived of the bounty of their country ;
while Others, lefs fcruPulous and nc
more deferving, obtain it.
We ruft the Secretary will reconlIdeI
his Regulations. and conform them more
TO the fpirit of the law, and the feeling:
of thofe entitled TO its benefit.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05

~, NJ NETWORK. ,s,
The Weather.-Almost e,srs A'aa
the North gives Us an sccOun, y .P'peS
cold season. At Geneva - ns :
showed with little intermission !, Is Ia
that day, considerable snow lall -
following days. The Albany Az. -
day, states, that the HeiIebss II.
Mountains TO the east, appeared y Y y
covered with snow. The Itb;e, :
22d instant, says, the weather sl'lsaI
past has been excessively cold al ~
considerable snow has fallen =. sas
the Seneca lake the snow fell "a ~ ~ y
depth,
AT Savannah on the 2Oth, The a..
stood at the freezing point, and r. 1, q
of an inch thiSk was formed dur;D, ! i
Several persons from the country y \
the Cotton which was up, was es Nv
troyed.
A gentleman from Connectieu,
us this morning, that on the qIy i,
good sleighing about sixty miles from ~ 4
At the post Office at Sullivan y.
tiers containing Sl4oo have be-. !. +
but the thief was found 10 Be N ~.
visitor 10 The Office.
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90 severe fios, was experienced a,
charleston, S. c on the 18th uit. cha, III,
prospect of an abundant fruit harves, h.d
oeen blasted, and the Cotton, which was
generally up, destroyed, and there i no,
seed enough for half crop.
Charleston Pa,yfs,.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05

ooio CONS to the amount of 3ls3,6oo
lot Tue National Bank have been received a,
Newyork from Lisbon. =
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05

The Sarannoh Gazette Of April 2oih states.
on The authority Of gentleman from the
South, that the Indians were within so miles
OF Darlen, and were extending their ravages
70 the great CONSERVATION of the inhabitants.
ne same paper also states, that the comsnan-
der OF the LIST regiment of militia, had receiv-
co orders TO detatch forty FIVE men from his
command, to aid in the protection OF tie
Southern frontier.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05

SRPTUhG ENT AND .APOcRYPHA.

We are happy to in form the lovers Of
sacred literature that Messrs Flag &
Gould, OF Andover, Ms. propose to publish
an edition OF the Sep'uaeen, and Apocry
pha, in manner that will be highly honor
able TO our country. It will be comprised
in two volumes, 8vo Of $50 pages each,
and afforded to Subscribers at the very mod
crate price of dolls. The proposals state
that ii will be printed according TO the Va
tican text as exhibited by Bos; and that
there will De added selection of all the i'm
portant readings 'con:ained in the Alexan-
d'ine manuscript, as published by Grade.
and afterwards by Breitinger. a prelimin-
ary dissertation on the origin of the trans
lation, the time when it was composed, the
credit which it has obtained, the state of
the text, the principal editions oft, togeth-
or with remarks on its real value and the
critical and eSegeticsl uses to which il may
be applied BY the interpreter ofthe old and
new Testament at the present time, will be
supplied by the Rev. Professor Stuart, of
the Theological Seminary at Andover, un-
der whose superintendent The edition will
be published.
On the value osthis early version of the
old testament, il is needless to remark.
Ithas become verv rare in Europe and A
merica Scarcely copy can be purchased
IN this country at any price.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05

French Em;granfs.-The New Orleans
Gazette contains declaration, under the
signature of H. Lsllemand, " that the
French colonIsts, who have gone to settle
on the river Trinity, have no other object
than the choice of productive lands, and
look for no other advantages than those 10
be derived from rich soil.'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05

Plaster Lazv The President of the D.
nited States has issued proclamation, that
in consequence of the legislature of Nova
Scotia taking of the restriction on Plaster
OF Paris, the measures proposed by Con.
gress also cease so that things remain on
The same footing. in this respect, as they
did few months ago.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05

Geo. Barclay, Esq of London, lately
presented 70 the Am. Consul, Col. Aspin-
wall, q cask of Talevera Wheat and Heligo.
land Beans--and they have been sent 10 N.
YORK, and put into the hands Of Z. Watson,
Esq for distribution. The W hea, is stated
to be Spring Wheat. lately introduced into
England, remarkably prolific, producing
one eighth more than any other, end tifsc.
luaily resisting the Hessisn Fly. The
Beans are said 10 be unusually fine.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-16
eel. The punctusl attendance Of the
is requested. april I6
sK Exchange Coffee House ssS.
'ss,Sf MARINE JOURNAL. 49,
PoRT OF 4LsxANDRIA..,k PRIL Is.
ARRIv n.

hNhAN
\ Schr lillian, Hand, 6 days from Phila-
delphia dry goods, &c. to merchants Of
the district On Sunday passed Schoon-
er Philadelphia, Hand, hence, off Smiths
Point, proceeding down.
Schc John Donneil, is DAYS fr. Boston;
lumber, 70 Newton Keeue.
SloOp Pike, Baker, days from Balti-
more dry goods, groceries, &c. TO mer-
chan Of the district. Saw nothing bound
up.
Sloap Henry, Rhodes, fr. Providence.
via Norfolk domestic goods, &c. to
LawrasOn l. FowIe, Corning and others.
SloOp Industry, Garron, 1 days from
Norfolk cotttoB, rice and moss, to E.
Giiman.
Schr Venus, Henderson, Is day. from
rhOmastown; lumber and lime, o Law
rasOn and Fowle. On the 9Th inst spoke
of Chincoteague, in 90 tathoms water,
ship Rosanna, OF N. York, ia days from
Canton, bound to Philadelphia.
Slsnp Ocean, Middleton, s days from
Norfolk gin. &c TO T. Cruise, and o
Tiers. Passed schr bound up.
SlOop Phebe, Potter, from Providence,
via Norfolk; barley, to | Entwisie, and
potatoes, TO the master.
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Burr Milestone Making.

HNHE SuDscr D.r w's':cN I" Inform ms
friends and the public, that ne has
on hand good supply Of the fir-t quality
Burr Blocks: His shop,s near Co!.Pey.
toms store, where he Can supply all Mil
iers at the shortest notice with first rate
Mill stones. aud which he wi warrant
equal If not superior TO any in the United
States, and will sell them at TIE most re-
duced prices-the workmanship superior
TO any in the district.
D,r.18 ROBERT GLENN.
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A Farmer Wanted.
New Publications.

New Publications.
lust received for sale by the sub.
% .scribers, =.
Remarks on Antiquities, Arts and Let
tiers, in Italy, by Joseph Forsyth, esq.
Sermons Of the late Rev. Newcome
Cappe. with Memoirs Of his Life.
Memoirs Of the Life of David Garrick,
esq. interspessed with characters and
anecdotes OF his theatrical contemporaries
the whole farming complete history
of the stage for Sc years, by T. Davis.
Characters Of the Plays Of William
Shakespeare, by William Hazlitt.
Useful Knowledge, or familiar and
explanatory account Of the various pro.
auctions of nature, mineral, vegetable
and animal, by the Rev. William Ring
ley, A. NJ.
JAMES KENNEDY 4 SON
april 3 . mwf2w 49,
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Important to Cabinet Makers,
.ina those dgsi, Gus Of purchasing
M9HnG ANY

s1ha those dgSi Gus u purchasing
.M.aHOGANF,
NXTE, the subscribers. respectfully in
w form them that we have now on
hand, at our Warehouse in Roval-strset,
a general assortment of both st. Douiin-
90 and Bay wood. which We will dispose
OF at the Baltimore prices. The wood Is
Of an excellent quality, and those who
wish to purchase vii! find it to their ad.
vantage TO call on US.
We have also on hand a general as
sOr,ment of plain and elegant FJRNl-
TURE, consisting OF sideboa"ds, OF dit.
ierent prices tables Of all descriptions,
among which se one sett OF pillar aud
claw dining ahles of elegant wood, six
ladies' work stands, .ome very elegant,
secretary aud book cases, candle aud
wa>h stands, beau eaus, sofas aud easy
chairs, hair and moss mattresses, ma.
hogany and stained wosd bedsteads; Uc.
Al Of which we are determined to sell
as low as the same quality Of work can
be obtained in this place or elsewhere.
VIM. 4 WALTER HARMON.
april IS
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BusP. g. .MaRSTELLER.
DR.. WILDINS'
Celebrated Ambitious Pills,

TIME subscribers inform the Public;
that they have purchased Of Doctor
wilkins his Receipt and the sole right to
make and prepare his Pills. known by
the name of wilkins Ambitious Pills.
These Pills have been sold in this city
and the neighboring country for the last
twelve years. and during that time have
acquired a character Qor safe and effec-
tuai operatiop) over all medicines Of that
class ever offered TO the public. Their
composition is known to and approved Of
b, several of the most eminent thysicians
Of this place. The subscribers, with
view to extend their sale in the country,
and to render them an object to country
druggists and Others, have reduced their
wholesale price very considerably; and
to accommodate individuals, will furnish
them for the future in whole boxes az so
cents, and half boxes at 25 cents each
To prevent imposition from courterieits,
each direction will be signed by Dr.. Hem
nv wilkins, the original, and d. 4 c.
Keener, the present proprirtcrs.
, u. & G. KEENER.
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists, No. 1856
Market street, Baltimore.
aprii i mw!9t
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t,>s vegr. from N. York ana Ph,la-
- o;- quarters Oth"r parts OF the
S.,.,s rs; aggregate 11l2 quarters.
Z 80. Pot and Pea-l--No i'nporta
The preceding week ; previously
90 from Massachusetts, 6l2 b6ls (;
~ York 65S; aggregate 1862 bbls.
! ,se w G. 'zeitp, thrill 1s--nooa.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.
r., ,jInt boat Science came up this
.;,r from the brig Tom Hazard, in
| ,g. from Live pool, aud brought the
80, Of the Gazette London and Lii
,,oI papers to the 81 Of March, and
| Tx Lists to the 2sth. Extracts fol
.s p'' I'''
N, fad BY our LlOyd's Lists that the
L,,r5.r, during the latter part Of Feb,u-
had been ye:y stormy on the English
f,,,-naav vessels and lives had been
I, Such was the state Of the winds at
4 ,,rpool, for ten days previous TO the
h # March, that no vessels sailed from
A. port.
+ !, officially announced, in letters
|,,n Liverpool, that on the Goth Februa-
|, the sorts in England were opened for
4 admissions inf foreign grain, &c.
At Liverpool, March 2. the price OF
.n,ricsn four was 81 to SIS ; upland
!, ,a.t.., Is 6d to ts9l-2d; New-Orleans
IA Is 81 10 Is II lid (; pot ashes 90 to
50, pearls 81 70 6Ss /; American wheat
II. IA is Gil the 20 lbs naxseed, tor
rr,ns, 100 TO 1905 rice AZ 10 ASS.
Prirp u Stocks in I.ondon--4 per
cent, 90 SIS L.; eonsOls for acct. 70
s47-s
Lord Wellington had been shot at IN
ne streets Of Paris, by a man with mus
,chiss. whom LORD w saw at the tine.
The police has made diligent search Tor
I'm, but he had not been found.
On the 9th TIA iademul y bill was
.sd in tie house. Of lords. The report
Ffhe secret committee was presented to
!, Commons. II states, that The de-
,der, of the ruwa'y have seen and re-
pasr'rd their errsrs" A petition bad
En- p,esented from the mayor, &c oil
ok. pcavrng the house 20 take into con
lerstinn the afflicted state OF that city,
NJ the cohntrv in general, in conse-
4 nee Of the fever, which ragged t" an
,,mipg extent, and that they stood in
nrh ree,l # relief,
TIE king of Sweden Is dead Charles
~. (Br-uadotts) the new ki G, was
r~;s'~ed the dsy after the demise Of
,e "a king, His majesty Immediately
I'D y proclamation, lamenting in the
ran est tcr,rs. the death of his D'ede
,s,or, and recitiug the circumstances Of
/, nNa 1uanimnIs election in 1910, ia
o diguj6ei Staion Of crown Prince
b, the 7 h o F-b. the states Of TIE realm
csc assembled, and the king having So
.nnlv engaged to maintain the laws oI
= c,untry, received he osths of allegi,
ace frorr me repreSerta'ives Of the Peo.
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.NEMOR9ND5.

Ship Commerce, Cro~dhill, at Am
sterdam, Feb IA, to sail Tor Alexandria
in 10 days.
Steam Boat Report.
The WaShinlto GIT up at sn NJ
Saw nothing hrun' up from SEA.
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sTOMsCHtC BITTEpS.

These celebrated btters are composed
purely of vegetables Of the mo innocents
vet specific virtues, and ave Infinitely
superior to any thing yet di covered, for
restoring weak ard decsyed cnnstitu-
tons, destroying worms. cleans sing and
strengthening the stomach, enc,ea.ins
the appetite, and By the f-equen, use
of them. they are a certain preventive
against those complaints so common in
the .pring and TALL seasons, such q, in
termittent fevers, aud agues, long Au-
tumnal fevers, dysen,eries, &c. They
are also OF infinite service to those in the
seataring line, who make long voyages al
sea, and are exposed to unhealthy eli.
matesja preventive against contagious
disorders--they are also very pleasant
bitter and are particularly recoa,m, .ded
los the use afTaver.> and Public houses,
as vel as private families.
March 7 sw3m
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Ten Dollars Reward:

II Will give ten dollars for appEe.
hending and secu ing my seFyanf
JACK ION in any gaol so that set hl"'
again, or deliver him to NJ. e Fitzhrgh,
his former master. Jackson is a small
mau, with Trick lips, has lost fore tooth,
and is about 81 year, Of age.
PHILIP FIIZHUGH.
april Ii
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Norris, Mr. JOHN PoPHAM. Of the
house of Barnewall Il Pcphsw, to Miss
Macy ANN Youngest daughter Of Jonah
Thompson ESQ. al of this place.
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Notice.

/ FURTHER dniacnd of the estate
~ IF Thompson Violet, deceased, will
be made. BY order OF the Orphans Court,
on L ursdav nex', 18th instant
ISAAC ROBBINS, Admir-.
argi! IS is wfn1w
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Public Sale.
april l6

nm Tuesday next, will be sold on the
~ premises, at half past s P. Nj. va
luable Lot of Or und in fee simple, stu
sted on Prince, between Pit and st A
saph streets, and joining the property OF
Mrs Fletcher, about 20 leet front BY 100
deep to an alley. Terms made known at
place of sale. P. 6. MARSTEI.LER,
sp,;, IS Ola tuct.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY JOHN JACKSON 5 Go.

an THURSDAY, 10th instant. at ii
" o'clock, will be sold, on Messrs.
Vowell's wharf, in front of Mr.. Daniel
Somers' store
g 3 s sissss. st.Iusia Sugars.
without reserve, to close consignment:
ALSO,
90 boxes mould and dipt candles
! ! S SsIf d.. Brown Sugar
IL do DO s saasH , DO. Ching robss
;, !; e.: !: e.: 3 g.: ;.: :; a ";''
10 half boxes Hav. sesars' &C.
4 boxes whit soap
barrel peach brandy, &c. &c.
Terms hberab and made known at sale.
JOHN JACKSON & co.
april IA
OS SATURDAY, az 10 A. NJ.
Will We sold at the AuctiGn Room, Union
stceet,
case super cambria gins hams
6r.t guailty do.
l super caicoes
! prims
1 superfine furnitrre chintzes, Ok
superior quality and patterns
blue naBkeens
l domestic p'aids
/ checks
I a. British checks
Sd do
! bedtick, superior quality
l MarseiIles vesting, white, buff
and Fancy patterns
] case sewing silks
l black canton grapes
! italian grapes
bale GA carlisle ginshams
l super cloths
! bandaino hdkfs
ssnnahs
With variety Of other goods.
Conditions liberal and made known at
sale: april Is
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Section 27. And be it further enacted,
That all rnn-cnmmissioned officers and
privates, belonging TO the battalion COM
Psny, shall appear when on duty uni
iormly clothed. the color and fashion OF
which uniforms u be determined % for
the respecti.e legiOns bV the f~st legion
ary cosrrs Of e0qIiry which shall be held,
and To be appr"Sed nf by the brigadier
general, provided the exprn;e Of the
sane, additional 80 hat Of the usual or
diua cheap clothing, does nor exceed
FIVE dollars for each 1s,son: and every
slch n~n-cO'umi, slnned Office, or dunn
mer, or f.er, d p'iyare. appearing atany
muster hell after three months from the
time chat slch uniforms ,hall have been
determined ~, ard he order relative
the str shah ave been published in some
newspaper within the legionsry district,
ard not SrariDg 'he SAGE, hall b. fined
fv- dolla > lvr eacn offence, uuloss he
can make il appear t. the satisfaction Of
the court Of INQUIRY Of the bst,alion to
which he NAV belong, that he is unable
to equip himself.
Leg anary court Of enquiry, Cd
legion militia OStyict 1t G.
lumbia, March ~ 1905.
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Sra 5erpent.
MIR. PAGE respectf1,ly acquaints
wi the ladies and gentlemen Of Alex.
andria that his
Museum of the Fine .arts,

csnsisiingof
Paintings and limitations of Life in wax,
by the inimitable artist, Reuben Moul-
throp, Esq. is opened at the house for.
merly occupied as the Merchants coffee.
house. opposite the Market, in Royal st.
among which are a number Of superb
Panorama Paintings, done by CoRNE, the
celebrated Italian artist.
Also. delineation Of the sea perpent,
For further par ticulars see the bills pla-
carded in the different streets.
Abundance for grown persons, TWEEN.
ty-fvs cents--chiIdren halt price.
The doors will be kept open from 9 A.
NJ. till 9p. NJ. april Is
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Confectionery.

A NTHONY KAlE respectfully In;
~ forms the ladies' and eeatlrmen Of
Alexandria, that he has opened Confec-
tionary Shop. on Kins-street, one door
below Mr.. Bloxham's, where he constant
" keeps on hand all kinds of cake, cor
dials, candies, fruit, nuts. &c.
Country merchants can be supplied
with the above articles BY wholesale on
the most reasonable terms, and parties
with all kinds of cake at one day'snotice.
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REGJNENTAL COURT.
FIRST Regiment Cd Brigade, Mil !
tin N Col .Mnrrh IL, 1918. {

Ordered, That he officer Of the regl
ment st ictly enforce the 9th section OF
the militia law Of the District Of Colum-
bia al the e-Suing musters Of the present
year, and that the adjutant publish in the
newspapers Of the town copy OF the
law, ana the order in relation thereto. as
passed by the 'eginnarv court ut inquiry
Of the II h March, 1905, aud approved
BY tie brigadier general.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-16
Gunpowder.

TUsT received per schr. lillian. Hand,
I'D iron Philadelphia, a ,quanti,y Of r.
FF. FFF. from the Nitre Hall MilIs,war
ranted equal TO any manufactured in this
countrv--FOr sale on very favourrs'e
terms, bv c 81. P. THOMPSON.
april Is thstu4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-16

GA meeting of the Presi-
dents Hers Guarus Nitl be held lt,lS
EYENING, at : o'clock, at Browns hO-