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EXTRACT Of "A etiertrom agentieman in The Ala.
bama Territory 10 his brother i. Baltimore.
dated Fo,t Claiborne. JGne7.
ne town OF Pensacola, (faken bv
gen; Jackson,) IS most delightfully."- silua,-
Ell, Having the advantage OF good water
aud AN elevated SHE. lis con,iguiit 10
the ocean gives il superior advantages
over any other in The southern secfiop'-
Inc sea breezrs render it agreeablein he
summer season.
Live oak grows on lie bay OF pcnsa-
cola III great abundance HE harbor il
Sood, ana on entering If a vessel may cay
ry "a feet at low water. Would not This
De most valuable place ;0r a naval depof?
should We Retain posses sion Of IL. /
nave no hesliation IN saying il viii lie
iouho 10 combine more advantages than
any we possess" Bar. Ye}
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become member Of this society. may do So
by transmitting his name to STERLING SMrrH.
Jamestown. Donations will be thank fully re.
ceived, enclosed TO HENRY "A. Logon, IL cas-
urer, Jamestown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24

as ACiif hLAH-iLe place OF ~, residence in Gran
dfA vale county, North Carolina seven mites south OF
oa"hef Nef, containing by deeds To me, oneLousasd
""u hHe acres, lying e waters OF Nnibush ana ISL
ana creeks, In Que of te wea NEG ADJrhords in
Tue state Is offered for sale The quality of this land Is
such as Use land IS generally in It's vicinity suitable tur
the growth 81 tobacco. cotton and wheat being articles
alone which are raised for market The Improvements
are neNFcptnnsbir-thc dwelling house is large and
eiesahi presenting iIont OF sNiy iour feet, and con
iaIhhs hIeeh bundled and Twelve sqiaT. Oh uur
exclusive VI tie piaZIas, with cellar under lie Whole
OF the IousN, walled from the bottom with stone an
eN,t.c- iceiouse twenty steps fem the dining loom
uooi hesptEg We use is seventy steps from The Kitten
Ell, as good water as an! below the Ioupials every
hohse thai Is Necessary ,or the family on the
plantation is on II good terry cotton GIN with
suitable aoHses 10 woIs IT. garden containing abuut
one acre ~ hieh state OF cultivation, with almost eve
Tya'ucte tha u useful ot ornamental in good ap
PIE orchard, ahd every other Kind Of fruit that com
mon ia This part tie country. The road leading
from iihshoiOneh 10 Petersburg aud Kicbmond passes
through Tins land about fur hundred yards in iiont OF
my mouse, where lhave dwelling house suitable GoI
SINAI. ia'niiy; al IN, stock aud crop growing on the
piahlatiOH together with the GItuTe III house cun
be had by he purchaser OF the land Iair plice.
WILL M HUNT.
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From trpI1fnAn

NEW YORK, July 2O.-Rs The brig ate~
Shanic,. Ray, from Trinidad, (Cuba) We
learn, That swarms OF robbers, under Tie
Venezuelan flag, infested Cuba. i'he
priva;eer Ellis, captain Franz. and her
tender, had completely blarkaded Triai-
dad. they had taken 200 boxes which
were intended for the Mechanics carno.
HE same privaieer had deiaiaed The
briliii' scir. Catherine Jal;e, from Kings
ion, 'asn. with a very valuable cargo. ~.
der prctcnce of her cargo beng Spanish
properly and then released her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24

A Ill persons having claps -againsi The es1s1c ~
n CHARLES WINEGARDNER, dec. will please have
.hclf CLAIMS ready Tor settlement August court Tor
Hennco county X. BURTON, rs.
fer I'm. g. smith. IGte s. H. n.
and eoNmBfee " Sdid estate
July Al. 23..tf
TWENTY DOLLARS REWAED. -Fsnaway tom lie
~ snOserber, negro womsn, named HiDDY, ahont
lhiU years old. DARK complexion, near feet uches
high, stout Isade and kely AZ all her connexions are
IN town, suppost abe sabou here purebased her VI
NJ. Powell. JOHN CLARKE
Petersburg. July ~. 2I.u
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RICHMOND, July "a.

The officers OF tue Congress report. that the
cavalry at Buenos A,res is eNceilent-that the
horses are uucomnoniy fiue, aud the troopers
take very great pains to improve themselves
Cattle aud horses are incredibly abundant and
chcap--l0s uncommonly fine head of black cat
tie were selected for the Congress, at ) per
head.-The finest horses may be obtained from
10 TO 20 doiiars.-The country, whichis waving
and open, abounds with cat,le.-One farm is
said to have OH it 30 odd thousand. Wood is
very scarce. A.
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We yetgrope in darkness respecting the dis
patches OF jackson, or the course of the admi-
nisfration. The curse.ity and anxiety at the
people are extreme. The Natiousi inielisea.
Ger gives us no light on the subject. The
W ashington City Gazette, hints as the Iumour
in Washing ton, that the PRESIDENT means 10
retain things III statn quo, and to occupy Pen.
sacoia, until the meeting Of Congress. Should
this be his determination, Congress ought to be
immediately cdi!ed-unless we most grossly mis-
conceive The state of the facts. On questions
SO deeply touching the peace of the nation, and
the powers of the executive, it would seem
that the representatives of the people, ought
IL he consulted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24

I1LAIsfER OF PAElS.--fafncrs ard 1shs's age G,
iofmsd ihai supply % GROUND PLAIsiER. of
the best qualify, may be bad at cur nils
49, 3. HAVAtL < CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24

The hints which have unofficially been drop.
ped by ear commissioDers-ihe infurmatio
that has ,ranspired in various ways respect
lug Bhenos Ayres, goes TO establish The opinion
thai she is in fdct, aud there are the best rea.
sons TO expect she will continue, Independent Of,
Span: Moreover; Though the form of her
government is subordinate point in the qHes.
ton OF recogDition,) that the seeds of liberty
are profusely sown and rapidly thriving in that
country. lis IT moi Tine ihen for us TO be act
ing o.. the Official information, ifit concurs
with this statements Is it not time for us TO
extend them the hand of;elowship? IL Spain
should choose to make il a cause of war, be il
So-tnso honorablv cause, we would meet her
withslacrity.
IL is our right to recognize the independence
OF La Piata-and il is duty, which we owe TO
the principles OH which our own goyernment is
tonaded, and which it has pursued towards
other governments. flour commissioners con-
cur in these favorable representations Of Bue.
nos Ayres, our duty is plainly nIarke ed ont to us
We ought TO recognize Buenos Ayres.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24

IN CHANcEkY.-At a court held for Loui5s county
q June o, 1918. ''
John r. Perkins (wbo snes for The benefit o. Zachafai
"'fe'hhsJ'.'''''s''' ..Pi0iRfjF,
JCAGNgT
John Mitchell, eNoT Of John Mitchell, dec an ad,n'or of
Elizabeth Mitchell. dec. and John MttcbeU Dayid
Mitchell, William S. Mitchell SHelson Mitchell Fliza.
beth Mitchell and Charles Mitchell, infant Children
and heirs Of Chrres Mitchell, dec. De,eHaanfs
he defendants John, David william s. Snelson FIi.
7ahcth and Charles Mitchell infant children aud heirs
ofChlrles MITCHELL dec. not having entered their 40
peafance and given security according to law aud the
rules Of this court and il appearing TO the Satisfaction
Of The court that they are nst inhabitants OF this state
or motion Oi the plsntih ly counsel, ~ IS Oyderef
iha they appear here the second Monday IN OcDier
NEXT, ener tbcr appearance aud answer the plsu rs
MI ana that 4 copy ~ this order ne iuse ted ip
one Of TIE Newspapers printed w TIE city Of Rich
mohd for two months successveig and posted b liz
ffont door Of lhe courthouse u this county On s,s
court DAY. copt-Tss'e,
JOHN P0lNDEXTER. {. L.C.
IVY ~. 2s..wers
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( and ron SAIE.--Niil he offered for sal. on tie
- premises on the *0ih day Of August next ihs trnct
OF Ehd "hereon BOW live containing 900 acr,s yin ~
tne county of Camyb. Falling river and iIn,nrdi
atey at tne Junction Of said river and aoiI,s Geek
WHICH AFFORDS TO tue tract siderable portion or o,
sIouus The plantation is sufficient 10 work ten hands
20 "oFanage and w good repair The bnieinrs consist
W Soou u"eulhg bonse, kitchen, smoke house GaiTt
&c "ih an other convenient honses Tie and IL
u goou qualify, adapted The culture OF grain .f every
description, maze in this country as well as tobacco
Which npiodnces we'll The uncieared land sbouui,
WIN excellent timber of different kinds particua,iy
pne ana from ts coniguy several Jaw mills r.I,
deIs II valuable beyond estimation il hrine alori %
es IIo LyHchhnTs, aud IL fTop the conrl bouse and
III wealthy and agreeable ncghnoThood.
Perhaps few farms possess more advantages fbon ts
nehs anunuan,y supplied with good water and Laid OF
" s"ee MANNER as to produce every benefit To STOCK.
further description is deemed uurecrssarv a. /, il
presunabie that those Wishing purchase viii rs view
the premises. "
ffrms-one third Of the purchase money 10 be- paid
W Shnu, ths balance IN instruments liksiy YOUNG We.
gwen. r,rcv 60 gS,cs - -
Jaiy "a. -
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4 1915. ''
John hloWay Strange and heir Of ArcheInus Ala
way Strange, dec. and grandson Of John Alicyyay
'"o"se, 'pe eI0ef' dec..'..'.......,... PsGiHfiH,
Acbeaus AiOway Strange Elijah CTaig and Nancy his
wiie, lait Marcy AlioHay Strange Amos Chtpps ann
Jud'ih his vile, late Judith Allaway Strange joel
AHOwy strange, Febecca Ailovay Stranee wi.
nam htoWaJ Stfarfe, Eliza sIoway S,,anse q1d
LUCINDA Allowsy ouange--of whom said AycLeiaus
Nancy, Judith. Joel, Rebtccs William Eliza and
Lucinda are children and heirs Of aaii Gfchria.s AL
l"waJ strange, dec and grand children Of Tue ,sid
John Alloway Strange, The elder dec. De|snr1 lfs
me piautf's hHi hcng iiis d1v fled and tiis de.
'ehhAns not ba1ing entered then appearance and given
security according TO thc act 81 assembly ana the rules
O. tbs court and appearing to the saiissacion OF The
court tbdi they are not Inhabitants Of ths rnnixou
wealth on The motion Il Tie piaiaI by his counsel u
IS OTaeTed, That The srd defendants DO appear here on
'1e "niti Monday ia September next aud ansr ~ lie
pGnt bill, and that copy of this order be Ethv,b
inserted M some newspaper printed the city of Rcb
mond and continued Tor eight weeks snccessiveIt ana
also that another copy leteof Ne posted at the ftop
door OF the couuhoHse II :his county.
copy, Tesie.
JOHN riMgERLSKE C. C.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
Notice.

ID BELIEVING thst many improper at
I'D temPts have been made, and are
making to extort money from me which
| do not owe, and being DESTROYS to put
an end to all such efforts in future, and
to close my business with all men:
hereby rcGuest all who have, or conceive
they have lawful claims against ne, to
bring them forward to me at Mr.. Har.
dey's tavern, in Piscataway, on Satur-
day the 18th day Of July next, when |
shall be prepared to paw every deb justly
due, either on my own private account,
or as security of Joseph Baonc, formcr
sheriff Of Prince Georges coauty.
JOHN SPALnING.
June IS tu3ws
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
George S. Hough,

"As received very handsome as
It'll sortmeat Of Fancy Spring GOODS,
among which are
, Best London cloths and casaimeres,
plain and figured null-mu'; muslios, ia
comet do, aud csnbrics, Canton cisoes
and shawls, white embroidered robes.
Maria Louisa ditto, India and Imitation
book muslins, ditto hsndkei chiefs very
fine, black silk velvet Ga, "a, Sd AMI
lO-4 Irish damask diaper, b;rds-eye and
Russia ditto, Irish linens, sheetinss ard
lawns, black and cold bombazeeDs add
bombazetts, tabby nets, levantite shawls
& hdkfs, linen cambria, do. bdkfs long Il
half silk, thread and cotton hoae, Mar.
seiIles and knotteJ counterpancs, black
fiorentires, children's and ladies' st:aw
bonnets, black and white lace shswls and
wells, handsome selection garni!sre and
fancy ribbons, umbrellas, and paIasols,
90 printed jackonet muslins, chintzes
and calices, steam loom and other shirt
inss, linen aud cotton checks, ticking,
bsggiDg, &c. &c.
5th mo. 9Th tuths
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
THEATRE,


VINCENT DuMILIsu & HumsERr,
From the Theatres Paris, BORDEAUX and
MarssiGes,
I'd ESPECTFULLY Informs the CHI.
HI zens of Alexandra, that having %.
tained the theatre for anotssr night, they
will give an entertainment
THIS ETE.TING, June ss,
Consisting Of a variety Of
Mathematical and Philoso-
phical Feats,
And conclude with the wonderful prodigy
OF SWALLOWING a SWORD,
TWENTY Two INCHES LONG.
%Particulars sec Bills. Tickets to
be had at the theatre, and at the Herald
Office.
Box One Dollar, Gallery Fifty Cents.
Children half price.
Doors open att. performance common
ces at s O'Clock.
GTNotblpg that will, in any way, tend
to brighten the ladies will be represented.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
Samuel Hatterslay,

DESPECTtULLi iniorI, hi, friends
~ and the public, that be has commen-
ced The Buckskin, Boot, and Pump ma
nutactory, (for the wara season) OF a
variety If colorS--suoh as black, olive,
dove and buff. Bot and shoemaSers
can be supplied at the shortest notice
with buck .kins of the above coiors -
Also, a handsome assortment Of the real
" oodstock gloves, (England) as well as
his own manufacture OF various kinds -
Also, pantalpons, suspeOders, mockasons,
MnICccn hits, &c, June 22-3t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
New Publications, sc. &c.

New Publications, &c. &c.
lust RECEIVED and for sale by the sub
Q sc.ibcs,
The Federalist on the new Constitu-
ton, written in the year 1888 BY Messrs.
Hamilton, Madison, aad Jay, new edi
ton, 10 which are added the Letters Of
Pacificus.
Ramb!es in Italy, by an American.
American Philosophical Transactions,
vol. tst. new series.
The new Family Bible, according to
the authorized version, with notes expla-
na,ory and practical, taken principally
from r,ss most eminent writers Of the
Church Of England; prepared and arran.
scd by the Rev. George D'Oyly and the
Rev DR.. Richcrd Mani, Domestic Chap
lans to the Archbishop Vt Canterbury.
The Comfarts Of 0!d Age, with Bio
graphical Illustrations, by Sir Thomas
Bernard, Bart.
Correspondence between & Mother and
her Daughter at Boarding School. by
Mrs. Taylor, author Of Maternal so.ici-
tude, and Jane Taylor, author Of Dis.
play.
Hymns foY infant minds, and Wa:ts's
Divine Songs.
DR.. Watts's Catechisms, Divine Songs
for Children, Preservative frsm Sin and
Folly, and the Assembiy's Shorter Cate
chism in one vol.
JAS. KENNEDY & SON.
inn. is tuths6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
June Is
Notice.

4 s the footways on the paved streets
~ in Alexandra, have been much neg
lected, and the price Of bricks are now
as reasonable as they will be this season.
the citizens who hold property on the pa
we'd streets. ahere the foOtways are not
paved, "ill please take notice, that alter
the space Of thirty days from this date, !
shat. proceed to pave as the law directs
but hone tue citizens will save me the
trouble, as no excuse will avail.
ROBr. BROCEErT, st. Com.
June Is NIhs5t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
June IS
Burr Milestone Making.

VNliE Subscriber wishes to inform his
4 friends aud the public, that he has
on hand a good supply of the FIRST quality
Burr Blocks. His shOpis near Co!.Pey-
toms store, where he can supply all Mil
iers at the shortest notice with first rate
Mill stones, and which he viii warrant
equal il not superior 10 any in the United
States, aud viii sell them at tie most re-
duced prices-the workmanship superior
10 any in the district.
Der is ROBERT GLENN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23

BY JOHN JACKSON u Go.
On WEDNESDAY, at 1oA.M
Will be sold. at their auction rooms,
Union street,
1s hhds Muscovado, sugar
9 tieIces Hibbert's brown stout g
dozen in tierce]
Sc boxes M. l and Q chocolate
10 kegs cavendish tobacco
S hales w. /. cotton
4 bags race ginger
kegs ground mustard
6 pipes brandy
40 boxes Hunters pipes
go sby 10 window glass
10 hhds real Irish potatoes :;
Also
cise stp. addressed calico
l fioe null musIins
l sacha' ellus do
1 India book :
Hne plain lenocs
lawns -: -.
l stripu mulls
l sur. red s.uffs
] dndress. ginghams
2 Bales Brown Linen
lease Fancy Musiins
do Silk Twist
Shambrsys
do Ctavats
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
s.. G. blanchard 8 Co.
EpTER U3R.EPS

RORSpECyFULl.Y inform the Cit.
IA zens f Alexandra, that they can
be furnished to any size letter, at less
price than Plain face Painting. Signs on
this plan possess the simplicity OF danes,
nc painting, and each letter can be mo-
we'd at pleasure. The advantages OF the
Invention need no cnmmc:t: observation
is the best criterion BY which to form our
opiaious-and specimens can be seen at
his house, lower end Of Fairsax-strcet.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
Lumber and Lime.

TIME subscriber has on hand, and in.
4 tends Keeping lat his lumber yard
on Muncaster's wharf constant supply
of we'll selected lumber and stone fine,
which he offers for sale very low Tor cash
or approved paper.
ELISHA TALBOT.
Str mo &c. dStmth4w.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23

Shoes.
q & d. REED, have just received
y. fresh supply Of SHOES Of the
following kinds =
Ladies' Morocco and kid slips
Do. do. do. with buckles
DO. 90. Walking shoes
Misses do. buckle do.
Do. kid slips
Do. Leather shoes
ChiIdren's Morocco do. and GOotees
DO. leather do. do.
GantIemen's cslfkin shoes
mems thick shoes
Duy's fine and coarse DO. j.,
Mems and boys low priced hats
Ladies' and Misses straw bonDe's
All of the above articles are efsre'l for
sale on accommodating terms.-Country
merchants can be supplied with Shoes, at
the Invest northern prices.
May.23 stuthlm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
Boarding.

NjHR. BOARMAN will accommodate
WI six or eight genteel boardsrs at
his dwelling on Pitt street, between King
and Prince streets, near tie Washington
Inn-havisg provided him'self with every
thing suitable Ter their reception, by the
month, quarter, or year, as may be deem
ed most eYpedient. May 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
From dc Pit.Jseid San. June 10.
,ru,RKIBLE OCCURRsNCE.

prn4RKABLE OCCURRENCg.
The blood Of the Mad Dug, men,
lined in our last, which was killed in
the chamber of house in the Shaker
village. Judged to be about a quart,
was taken up, and buried about 4 feet
from large pear tree, in fall bloom,
and very thrifty. The third day af-
ter, the tree was completely wilted to
tie highest branches, and it continues
10 vither as fast as il it was cut down.
In digging the hole, some of the small
roots were cut of, which enabled the
poison to mingie with the sap, and
convey its deadly influence into every
part of the tree. This is the first in
stance We have ever known Of the by
drorhobia affecting vegetable life.
Eve do not credit the assertion that
the blood of the Mad Dog produced
the effect stated on the tree. There
must have been some other Cause
The blood could not poison the tree,
because it contained no poison in it.
self. The saliva of a mad dog inject
ID into the blood of a healthy animal,
would prnduce madness, but we very
mech doubt whether any quantity Of
the blood Of thu rabid dog injected in.
to the system Of a healthy dog, would
produce hydrophobia.-Pha. Press
Disnifed conduct Of Fcrns Lady.
Eliza 1mbert, a young Partisan, re-
solateIy discarded a gentleman tn
whom she was To have been married
the next day, because be ridiculcd re-
ligion. Having given him gentle
rcpruoG, he replied, 'that man Of
the world would not be SD old-fashion-
cd as to regard God and relisioa,' E.
liza started but soon recovering
herself, said From this moment,
when discover that you do not re-
spect religion, | cease to be yours
lie who docs not love and honour
God, can never love his wife constant
ly and sincerely
Evangelical party-The lady Of an
honorable aud reverend gentleman,
now residing at Edinburgh. lately is
sued cards for an at home assembly,
which was attended by all the fashion,
able verdi. Instead Of the common
place amusement Of cards, the compa-
ny were entertained with selection
of sacred music, performed on the or
gan; after which prayers were read
and a sermon preached by the master
eftae house, to the surprise, aud We
hope We may adj, to the ediiication
Of numerous audience.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
office.

XE70On SELLERS to this place will
w find it 10 their advantage by cali
my on the subscribers, who have estab-
lrshed ~uOd yard, adjoining John Hue
ser's ship yad.
LEONARD MARBuRRf.
JOSEPH HUNTER.
yuue e2 IRWIN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
Carpeting.

an hanl at the auction store corner
Z Of Prince and Water streets, hol-
land Rush Carpets, DUSTY celebrated for
their durability)-otd different widths and
qualities, which may be seen and Pur
chased at any time.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
June g II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
independent Blues.

rYOu are hereby notified TO attead
q meeting Of the Company on Tuesday
evening, at e:r!y candle light, at the
Court House, 10 make the neCe sary ar
rargemeut. for the celebration ct the 18th
ofJaiy- BY older o. the captain.
.Jpue 70 2t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
Military Notices.
0Such Gentlemen as are

disposed to associate aud form a UNI
FORM COMPANY OF INFANTRY,
on the most republican principles, will
please meet at the court house on Thurs
DAY rexI, the 9th ip:t. at s IN.
June 20 1t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
Steam Boat Report.

The Washinstln a rived at half past
sr 81 below the White House, passed
an heraaphrodite brig at anehor-she has
teen detained there by head wind two
days, ia is said, she is plaster loaded.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23

N. o: Sugar, Coffee, &c.
lie HHDS. New-Orleans Sugar
III so bags Havana and st Domin.
90 Coffee :,
90 bags fine Java do
e5 boxes mould Candles
Landing at Twins wharf, and for sale on
liberal terms BY.
SAMT.. MESSERSMITH,
WHO HAS IN STORE,
Is bbls Baltimore whiskey
60 good muscovado sugar
100 boxes mould candles (Sampson's
and + Hyde's brandy
10 bbls kiln dried corn meal
500 reams wrapping paper
Sumatra pepper; Jamaica pimento
Virginia t.bacco QUANTITIES inspectioD)
American brandy Glberts
Liquorice paste aud gum copel
June 9 d5tstuth4t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
Bath House.

TNiE subscriber respectfully informs
MS friends and the public, that his
Bath House will be kept open during the
season, and no exertions on his part shall
be wanting to give satisfaction TO those
who shall favor HIM with their CUSTOM
Two baths, distinct from the rest, are ex'
pressly re 'erved for the use OF Ladies'
who will be waited on agreeabsy to their
directions. By Tickets will be ready
for delivery On Friday next.
DP The subscriber has received by
the Norfolk packet. quantity OF Fresh
LINES, which will enable him to keeps
constant supply Of PUNCH, Of thu bes'
quality. L. SHIELDS.
June II |:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
Coffee.

Coffee.
Y ANDING this day from sioop Attain.
LA tic; aud i0s sale. by
LINDSAY e HILL,
l64 bags coffee,
part Of which is very handsome green.
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