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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-03
Mr. President and members If this
honorable curt,

biF. IffStQfHt ana HicNlDeTS ~ Cht5
honorable curt,
1 little expected, on leaving my native
country, that should be arraigHed before
pubic tribunal But 81 appears It has fallen
60 my lot TO he thds cons, Icuous. will not
waste the time OF this court in needless decla.
nation or unnecessary dIgressIOns; bat shall
ann at the FiHdicaliOn OF my character and
conduct 10 rescue Which, from the imputa.
ton Of d charge, submit 10 your cOnsaera-
liOn Il lew remarks.
4 shall proceed 20 notice tie FIRST specilica.
ton 10 the first charge, Oi disTesyectlui. insO-
lent aud ccntemptnOus conduct Ii appears,
from the evidence which the witness nas ia
tcd 90 tiis cdse 10 TIE court. thai he thonglit
my conduct disrespectiui TO captain Perry
Set q also appears, when questioned by re.
that le does not believe ! intended ans dls
respect % taptam Perry. My manner a.
disfcSpect 81 also described 10y having my hal
on nne side Of my kead, and ms hsHds in my
pockets. ~ really did not occur TO me before,
that bcing if this particular situations Gas dcs-
cribee by the Witness was intended to convey
dIssespecI. OF considered rs MARI . us0s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-03
February2 20.

l CRAACaRf.--it a court held for Louisa county
4 the Sth day OF December, isl7--
John A. Miche, executor Of W!ilmi Michie srn'r dec
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~ fde

CHANCthl Limited States Codn, tifth CirouKS
= virginia District, December 18Th. lSlT-
Thomas HoInisby, Joseph Hormsiiy and Nicholas NJ.
Lewis, executors OF Joseph HOfInshy dec. Conynham
Ntsbitf, executors OF Abraham Judah dec. aud Cof
byh Lloyd, Haley JaIson aud Sampson lanbuTy
ecuioTs OF john Lloyd, executor OF Osgood HanbuTy
surviving partner OF CaPrl & osgood fIalbpry,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08

From The Kaleidoscope.
" SINGULAR PHENOMENON"
"TIl sail upoH the dog-star,
And there I'll coin the weather.
I'll wrench the rainbow from the skies,
And tie both ends together.'
OLD BALLAD.
A string of depositions are now going
the rounds" relative to certain appearances
observed in the air, in the township of OK
fogd, Sussex County, y ] on the 2lst Az.
gust last. We should not have noticed The
various accounts of this phenomenon, were
they not calculated TO alarm the weak and
supersiitious, < excite terror among nurses
and children.
These ststements affirm that, large
number OF men, in wui c apparel, were
seen moving across field, near burying
ground, " appearing to fly rather than
walk - that at last they seemed TO be in
great confusion, tumbling over one another,
and then disappearing
Now, such phenomena, although they do
not frequently occur, are by no means I'M
accountable. Similar appearances were
observed on mountain in n. Carolina, a.
bout the year 1906 if our memory be COR
rect Some years previous, they were OBJ
served in Waterford, Ireand. They were
accounted for on philosophical principles,
NapoFs Arising from the earth, by the re-
Election OF The rays of the sun, appeared to
take indistinct forms from the surrounding
objects. such as trees, rocks, clouds, &c.
Those who have seen Col. Sargent's pic
ture of" The entrance of the Messiah into
Jerusalem" will form a tolersble idea of
this zvonderment, if they recollect the faint
dclineation, in the distance, of the spires
and temples, and multitude winding down
the mountain.
We should be happy 20 receive full il
lustration of the subject, from some scien-
tifc pen, which will be cheerfully inserted
Before we dismiss the subject, We would
remark, thar our Southern neighbors hay-
inc disputed the ability OF the Yankees to
conjure up Sea Serhents from the Vastly
deep" We shall have the candor to accord
TO them power of equal magnitude, that
giving
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08
District of.Nassachusetts, to 0vit

DIsTRIcT CLERKS OFFICE.
Belt REMEMBERED, that on the TWEEN
ty-seventh day of July, A ID. eighteen hundred and
eighteen, in the foIty third year of The lndepea'
dence of the United States OF America, ISAIAH
THOMAS, Jr of the said District has deposited
in ills Office the title Of Book, the right whereof
he claims as Proprietor, in the words following TO
wit
New improved edition, carefully corrected.
The onLy Sure Guide 10 the English Tongue; or
Perry's Ntw Pr0noGncing Spelling Book-keVIs-
cd corrected and conforned TO bis tate oybohs
nous. chronological and Pronouucing English
Dictionary published in EOgland, under his o" D
immediate inspection. 10 which is added, COL
lection of M oral Lessons and Fables, Tor the -'n-
struCtion Of Youth. Wi ali Appendix, contain
ing complete List of those words in the Englisl
Language, which, though ritten differently, nave
a similarity of sounds With many other valuable
articles. calculated TO make Youth early acquainted
with the English Language. IHoMAss fVsi
EdiiiOa7
In conformity to the Act of Congress OF the u
1ited States, entitled % an act for tie encourage
mont OF learning by securing the copies OF Maps
Charts and Books 20 the authors and propfietofs
II such copies dnring The times therein meatonea;
and also 10 an Act entitled " An Act supplement
tary TO an Act, entitled an Act for the encourage
ment Of Learning, by securing the Copies Oh MAPS
Charts and Books to the Authors AID ProPrletors
Of SUCH Copies, during the Zines therein mention-
Ell and extending the benefits thereof TO tie arts
of Designing. Engraving and Etching Historical
and other Prints JNO, N.DA'ls,
Doc 4. Cisfk oftts District of MgssachuseAs
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VINTON & cox,
A EIcho1tgt -SITcef-F10FFEHnd,
HAVE Foa SALE AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
SeasOndble Goods,

,SedSOndble Goods,
TUST RECEIVED, consisting of blue, black
sB olive, brown, drab, mx'd & bottle BROAD
CLOTHS, coarse, miadling and fine
Black, blue, brown, mix'd & drab CASSI MERES
Extra syperfne West of England Cloths and Cas-
SilnereS
Extra superine French Cloths, blacks and blues,
of superior fabric
Hunters Cloths, fashionable colours
A elegant assortment Of fashionable Vestings
Blue, brown, olive and bronze green Pelise Cloths
Printed Salisbury Flannels
Raizes and Swanskins
White, red, green, yellow and black Flaanels,
some Ga and ga
Plains, Kefseys, CoatingsaAd Serges
Taron and Scotch Pfaids
Ricb Chintz and Plate Furnitures
Printed CaIElcoes and Cambrcs, . great variety,
some very elegant
White black and coloured Cambrics
Cambria and common Dmotes
Book, leno, null ,iaconet and fancy Muslins
Imitation Lawns and Miinets
IA and Oh Cambrics and Cambria Muslins
IA aud Ga Ginghams-Steam Loom Shirtinss and
SheetiBgs
10 and IA Linens and Lawns
Brown and black Linens aud Buckrams
sHAWLS, imitation, demask, printed, merino,
Grape aad great variety OF Cashmere, eli
sizes, colours, qualities and prices
Levanties and Founces
sarsnetts and synchaws Taaeta and Garniture
RIBBONS
Elegant figured and plain Nankin and Canton
Grapes
Silk VeIvets and Velvet bindings
Extra quality Of Gilt, coat and vest Buttons
DO do silk-twist B1ttoOs
Silk Umbrelas-Linen Cambrcs and Hhdkfs
Best quality Bandanna and Flag Hhdkfs
Do black aud cross bandanna Canton Hhdkls.
Italian and Canton Sewing Silks--Silk Twist
Black and Coour'd Silk Braids
| BoinbazeeBs aud twi'd Bombazetts
English and Russia Diapers
GentlemenS Crayats, with white borders
case qs mems, Women's aud chidgen's HOSE
| all sizes and qualities
4 do DO do GLOVES do do
| 7 do mee's Guernsey Frocks y Draws do 90
| bale Rose Blankets, do do
5 bales Bombazetts--1 bale Wdbores
! 2 do unbIeach'd Factory Cottons. IA and rs
| A large assortment SattinettS and BedtiCks
| October q
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ile 10 commence at 10 o'clock.
SHER1FF'S SALE.

#NssaskRLANHs IS.
'essa ~ creation and 10 be sold at Public
saaf''oa on MONDAY The 28h day Of De
.I'astT nert, al The Auction Room of Stephen
! a'elt iiaaaud Timothy Fletcher, Exchange
'fts', Pefilasld, al 1 / o'clock A. M.
A lhe Rightin Equity Of Redemption which
5istBE Y KEY has in ana 10 the fol-
80 sescalhed Real Estato.v A lot of Land
III III :. sad Portland on Federal-street, on the
1@.s.5 sae OF said street beginning one hun
ssa equity feet and bali foot from the north
- coiner Of Federal-steet and School
y. hoFta sixiy one degrees east, forty-fye feet
~ seae'a.-street thence sou n twenty nine
kss 80 eAss seven rods to Robert Boyd's lot
NIs s9, 'a'd Boyd'- lot, forty fve feet thence
.sNealy nine degrees west seven rods 90 Fed
,Nes' 70 the bounds FIRST mentioned.
IN ~,so-ope other lot adjoining on the back
IN IN y side Of the above described lot. which
|,sI 'sssy purchased Of Jacob Knight, az by hi
AN, sa'a inkey. viii appear with the building
81 3. -. SAID real estate is mortgaged 10 Eze-
4. ~. ny 70 secure the payment Of nine hundred
s.,sss 5-esght dollars and ninety-three cents END
ERs ron Aug. ed, 1917, as per Deed rec rded
'@s aad viii appear.
p... I'M GERRIsH, Deputy Sheriff.
-sa"'' Nov. IS. 1918.
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P Mem Goods &!
JOSEPH JOHNSON,

~ IS just received " addition 10 his former
a. u stock, alasge supply Of
PIECE GOODS,
which he now offers Tor sale, on as good terms as
can he purchased 10 town
AMONG WHICH ARE
9 bales Bon,bazetts
9 cases Canbric Prints
2 do al ana Ga white Cambrics
do British Sn,rtiug anu oIeetng
I do Worsed Hose
bale fiannes
do Watham Sheetings
do do Shir;ings sc &c. Oct 70
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Ne,u & Sed5endble Goods.
BARBOUR Il LINCOLN,
II AVE lately Ieceived and are now opened
l. L. for sale, an extensive assortment Of
PIECE GOODS.


PIECE GOODS.
suitable forthe present season
AMONG WHICH ARE
Real West of England blue ard black BROAD.
CLOTHS
Fine and common Broadcloths, all colours and
qualities
Best double mil'd blue. black, and mix'd CAS-.
sIMERES
Ladies' Habit Cloths, varieus colours
Pelise Cloths, plain and twill'd
Scarlet. maroon, gseen, olive and brown Cashmere
SAAWLS
Black, brown, maroon, green,l
s siss I'd siss . s.sss ss'''as eoAa4zHrrs
Black Pelise Flannel
Toilinette and Swansdown Vcstings
Silk FIorendne Nesting
Ga white and yellow tIannels
White, yellow, red and green Flannela
Devonshire Kerseys
Very stout DuftiIs
Coatiugs- Swanskins
Slate and black worsted Hose
Rose Blankets G to 1914
bale Water Loom Sheetings
do do do Sh1rtings
Fine and common CailcoeS
Furnitures and Copper Plates
Very fine book aud Leno Muslin
Fancy Muslins-Scotch Lawns
White cotton tambric5-colour7J Cambrics
Ga Carlisle Ginghams
Black. olive aud crimson Tabby Velvets
Black and other colout'd silk Velvets
| Mushn Cravats with colour'd borders
Back and coIouG'd Florence and Levantine Silks
Black and changeable Sinchaw and Sarsnet Lus-
trings
Green Lustrng-bIack Satin
! 7-8 and IA Irish Linens
/ Linen Cambrics
Damask Table Linens, 6 I to f0-E
English and French Silk Gloves
Mems and women's beaver Gloves
| Black and Italian and Canton Grapes
Cambria and common Dimoties
India Cottons
American Ginghams-- Checks-Stripes and Sat
| tinetts
Black and blue Italian Sewing Silk
| Silk Twist--Silk Brals
Satin and Lustrng Rhbons--black Gallons
Best gilt coat Buitons--Basket Buttons, &c.
Oct. 6 6w
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-
Z" A local habi,ation and nam

A few years ago the river Delaware being fro
zen, number Of booths were erected on the ice,
near one of which an lrishman observing a per-
son fall in, ran Immediately to the proprietor of
the booth and informed him that he had Just seen
a man enter his cellar, and advised him to take
care Of his liquor.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08
AIS Bloom Raisins,

sr 1sAs Sicily Madeira & Lisbon Wine, ines
s. ~ /. I q superior quality.
Z. .alaga Wine,
- spanish and Domestic Brandy,
Il. irs'aads aud American Gin,
a-s Tyson, Hysoa Skin and souchong
a.. 80, aad bags White Calcutta Sugar. &
- IL ! Chocolate 10 Boxes and half Boxes,
= 4 EAfAH GORE,Jr's.
bse ''-9ieFe, No 3 i-e Long Wharf
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lIP Domestic Manufactures. d

GILMAN PRtCaARD & co.
Z AVE for sale, al Chambers NO So CornhilI
IL Il opposite the Oh Safe House. Boston, large
aud extensive assortment of
d. aMERlCA.N GOODS, IN
CONSISTING or
30 eases bleached and unbieaohed SAIRTINGS
and sREElIN6S,
20 DO. GlNUHAMS, CHECKS and STRIPES,
s do. BED-IlCKINGS, CHAMHNAYs aud
DIAPERS,
10 %. white and cold. Sewing Threads aad Got
Balls,
5 bales black and blue BROADCL0Fa6
5 do black and blue rnik'J 5AE13NEI1S,
90 cases Knapt HATS,
5000 lbs. warranted YARNS. nos 3 ID tq,
Kautibg Yarns-'Low Cleth-Winas9r SJar, &c.
&c. %m Boston, Nov. 2, 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08
TIE KALEIDOSCOPE.

JUsT Ike Hope, this magic toy,
Shows thousand forms ofjoy,
Ofrichest shape and sweetest hue,
For ever varying--eYer new,
Just like Hope.
Innocence, a playful child,
Rais'd the tube, and look'd, and smiled
And still he gaz'd with rapture wild,
For every change his heart beguiled,
Just like Hope.
Sage Experience CHANGED to pass,
Seized til toy and broke the glass,
And soon convinced the weeping boy,
How false was his illusiYe joy,
Just like Hope.
Still the silly wretch believed,
That his loss would be retrieved;
Another tried, and still he grieved,
For every fiattering tube deceived,
Just like Hope.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08
.IOEi4 HALL.


-s<-=as--THE ship WaRREN, lying opposite -. 8,
Union Wharf, will have all possible dispatch For
freight, il offered Immediately, or passage, apply
to WILLIAm WFBp, mater. Dee. 1913
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08

An IRON Sloop, was lately launched from the
works Of Mr.. Joseph Shaw, at Hunslet, which, a
few days ago, brought up to Leeds 3 tons Of Goals
from Thorp-Hill colliery. This vessel, which
measures Sc feet in length, By feet inches III
breadth, draws only 3 feet inches ofwater, ana
would, if enlarged TO the same size, carry fifteen
tons more than common sloop built Of wood.
LaUtrPOOi Mercury
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08

III MORROW the Ga day of December, a
!, o.rleck. ueM comasenee nc sale Of a gery
,,tsssige assortment Of BOOKS, al DAVID
prkss .4uciion Office, Lachaage Street, be-
~ nearly 1000 Uo'hmss,
,,sove~,yH HIGH ARE THE FOLLowiN c.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08
POETRY
From the Boston Gaset.e
SOLITUDE.


COME sweet solitude give me rest,
With only thee can be blest;
But could from this world depart,
And many friends dear to my heart.
O yes ; ia some secluded cave,
Upon mount washed by the waves
My days il happiness would end,
Tho far away from every friend.
No human yoice assail my ear
No lurking foe in ambush fear,
But clad in furs 'twould be my aim
The skipping mountain goat to tame.
Upon bed of heather lay,
And to my God my homage pay
My drink from chrystal fountain brought,
Ia vessels my own hands had wrought.
Sweet solitude would embrace,
With willing hands and joyful face
Then farewell friends dear to my heart,
For solitude | would depart.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08

At the Old Baily Sessions which commenced
in London on the 9th of September, 400 persons
were committed for trial, and among them l79
females-a melancholy prsof Of increasing de-
praFity.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08

!. English and Classical
Dictionary
, Simpsons Euclid
: Scott's Elements of Ge-
{ ography
5 Paley's Philosophy
s Doddridge's family Ex-
: position, 6 vols.
s Christian Researches
{ Criminal Recorder
5 Elements of Criticism,
s by kalms,
5 SCOTS Geographical
5 dictionary
( Defence OF Episcopacy,
) by Skinner
5 Essays on Episoopacy
s Simeon on the Liturgy
{ Radcliffe's Journal
F, Letters to a Young La
{ dy, by Mrs. West
{ Reilques Of Burns
) GoIdsmith's Is auties
s Lii. Oh / enelon
5 l ales OF " onder
Structures on Education
: by tiannah More
( Wonders OF Creation
Z Book OF Trades
5 Newyork Lxposltor
: Donlestlck cookery
5 w ats LOgick
5 Alrs. SIontague's works
: Edwards history OF the
( w est-lndies
5 Cowper's Reports
; Lite OF Washington
s Wincnester's roems
5 Quarto bibles
: School 10.
{ Pocket DO.
5 Iestaments
; Shakespeare Plays
s Watts Psalms and
s Hymns
) Pocket Testaments
5 Pilgrims Progress
{ Village Harmony
5 Hallowel Collection
5 / set Edinburgh Ency-
! clopedia to the 10th
5 No.& the subscription
, / sett Voyages Il 1'rav-
els
, Malham's Naval GA
zetteer
{ Coast Pilots
. | Azimuth Compass
|, ] Brass Do.
, Common Do.
Excellent Sextant
!, Seanlen's Journals
Blanks, various kinds
Account Books, variety
Lots of Journals and
; Tracts
|, STAIION.AR Y and
. great variety Of ar
tlcles.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08
NATHAN WINSTON

I OFFERS EOR q 14LE, GI ms STORE. ~ Lte ok9h "
The WHALE, Just beio,o the Hay-Scoies,
WINTER AND SUMNER STRAINED
SPERMACEIT OIL,
of superior quality for burning. This OIL in a
I lamp properly trimmed, directions for which NH
be furnished gratis is warranted TO burn until ex-
hausted without sn0tbps or picking up, produces
no more smoke than candles is less liable 10 grease
about house. safer account OF fire, not subject TO
waste by being placed III current Of air, and BY
actual experiment proves as cheap as candles at
ten cents per pound. II is likewise preferable 10
any other grease fol oing wool, it makes Il run
smoothly, does not become gutinous by laying
any length of time and the yarn is easily ceansed,
He likewise keeps large assortment of plated
brass and iapaned LAMPs-pocket and large
Ianhorns.
NJ. B.--Lamps and Oil furnished on trial,
TO be returned it moi satisfactory. Oil put up in I'm
can:sters, from to 8 gallons, and sent gratis to
/ any part OF the town.
y4LSO-A general assortment of
Groceries, H0li0w 8 t{Grd Hare,
Among which are, best Of German MILL
SANS, E.gsh ANVILs, VICES and sHOV-
ELS. by the dozen or single-an assortment of
COTTON YARN, from the most approved Fac
tories.
Russia, Swedes and English IRON
1000 lbs. Blistered and cast STEEL.
Spike and Nail kods--Plough-M oulds and
CTog-lars.
Tons LOG WOOD,
80 Boxes spermaceti CANDLES,
Is do by 9, G. 8 by 10, WINDOW GLASS,
A consignment Of Philadelphia MILL
SAWS, made purposely for this market.
A constant supply Of saeo NAILS ofeycfy size,
NJ A large assortment Of Machine and
Hand CARDS, made at the Factory of JOHN
NIkSLOW K Co.
Best.English COMB r! ATE and EMERY.
~ ESSENCEOF SPRUCE, by tie bar
re.or smaller quantity, wth directions for brew
ing it--which makes on excellent and cheap
beverage
o. COM.NISSIQ.N BUSINESS
attended to with proGptness and fidelity, and or
ters forany OF the above executed with dispatch.
Noy 10. (tI)
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.alissionargio 81. Hslend.--The Pope has ap-
Piled to the British Government, for permission
to send Catholic Priest TO Bonasarte, at the
earnest solicitation Of his rel9 fA. Rome {
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Superfae black and blue Broad
cloths and Cassimeres.
VINTON & COX,

Eachange-Street, Portland,
II AVE this day received few pieces of London
4 ~ superfne CLOTHS aud CAsSIMERES, of
the best quality. Also, few pieces FRENCH
CLOTHS Elegant VESTINGS-extra quality
Baadanna and Flag ETS-very
large assoi tment OF CLIO IVES HOSE-Guernsey
FrJcks and Draws. n Dec
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09
British & American Stationary
November OF

British q American Stationary.
TUST received, for sale by the sub
81 scribers, complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
CONSISTING OF
Superfne folio 4 quarto post. hot press
ed, gilt and plain ; best velIum and COM
mon foolscap paper, drawing, log, iron.
monger's, large wrapping L b!ottiug do. !;
a large quantity of quills Of all prices,
Dutch. English and American; very best
inkpowder; Japan & India ink :; Clout's
durable do. Crehore's and Humphreys
hot pressed eagle cards i; invitation and
visiting ditto, plain, gilt and embossed !;
best black lead and camels' hair pencils
and crayons; Reeves's genuine colors in
large and small boxes and single cakes /;
pen-kuives Of The very first quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk knives i;
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass,
plated and pocket inkstands Of al; sor's |;
gentIemcn's and ladies' elegant real Mo-
rocco pocket books, silver mouDtcd,
with and without instruments lhlies'
thread cases and work boxes f.ne and
common; pocket books rt cycry descrip
ton; asses skin tablets sealing wa
and waters; sand and pounce boxes, and
ink sand counting house files and laccs ;
violin strings, German & Roman states
and pencils; India rubber; silver and
plated pencil cases, wafer seals; plated
oectacles Gunter's scales and dividers:
mathe matical instruments in cases, and
great variety OF room hangings.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND.
A good assortment Of charts; Blunt's
West.Indla Atlas coasl pilot and Bow
ditch's navigator, of the latest edition ;
zine toned German flutes, with books
of instruction Tor do. and all other in
strumcRts; a large assortment OF mu-
sic & music books merchants account
books Of every description; record ditto;
cyphef.ng and copy books /; copperplate
copies OF very superior kinds bibles,
testsments, and common prayer books OF
all sizes and in all the various kinds o.
binding-all the Greek 4 Lain school
bucks and classics now in use.
A general assortment OF English and
French School Books, dictionaries and
Grammars, too numerous for Insertion
and great variet, OF thiiiren's Sooks,
in quantity, with engraving. from the
nrcss of Samuel Wood and othsrs.
NJ Bank Books Of every Mind made
to any pattern in the neAtest manner and
Of the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
septcmber 3 sththtt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09
100 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from Peter Graham,
Ia Iiyins near Middlebnrg, Loudoun
county, Va. on the night OF the 95th Of
March last. a very likely NEGRO girl,
named ANN, purchased Of Vim. Me-
land. living at Allie, Loudoun county,
whose family she was raised in. She is
Of a yellow complexion. round faced,
thick fps. with large staring eyes, and.
rather delicate featured for slave -
smell feet, toIefable ready speech. al d
mild with IT.; about 10 years Of age, mid
die size. md very well made; rather
thick, about S feet high ttom appearance.
She hat on when she went away dress
OF ceairg cloth, matte in coat nd jack
et, With skirts ofSa brown snuff color. I
have reason to believe she is in ~ neac
Philadelphia or New-York. will give
FIFTY dollars reward il. taken in fauquier,
Luudoun, Prince William, or Fairfax
counties, or the District OF columbia, if
taken in aoy other cout.iy or state, and
secured i'll any Jail, 81 that .tbtain il
iormatI"a and sett.er, 4 Will give one
hundr d dollars. aid ali reasonable chas'
gcs paid in e.r er case. if br, ushI home.
ELIAS 7. LEVG.
7,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-09
Notice.

yINNE cc-partnership heretofore exist
ing under the urn OF PENN 4 Ham,
NON. wa, dissolved on the Goth OF April
last, by mutual consent. The business
has been conducted since ard will be III
future, under the firm Of WILLIAM Y
WAITER HARMON, who are fully
authorised to settle the accounts Of the
lo mer frm.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
Hsy. now IN hand, and otler tor sale at
the same ola stand on Royal street, be-
tween Kin. and Prince streets, hand
some assortment ct
PLAIN and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting Of the following articles:
S;deboards n Ladies work stands
Bsaureaus ICandle stands
Fables Sofas
BeI.teads isEasy chairs
Secretary y book Hair and moss mat
cases e trasses, &C. &C
All of which will be sold at the NEST re-
dhced prices for cash. or tn punctuai Gus
t,uers at their usual credits We also
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS,
both of wood and ircn. The above bust.
ness will be punctualIy attended to- and
all those that please 10 favor US win
their custom we trust will receive gene-
raj satisfaction,
WM. & WAITER HARMON,
November