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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23

tapt News VIC yesterdays noticed a:
having reached this country, by pri
vate 'Stters from BUENos AYREs
we have thought it proper 60 be more
particular in stating what VIC know Of
it.
The Portuguese got possession oil
Colonia on the list Of May : whether
BY conquest or trcaehcry IS not known
but by the latter, it is believed in
which place. at the dateiof our m'or-
nation, (the latter end Of unf) there
were thousand men garrisone'.
About the same time. the Portuguese
genera! Curr0w took Purilicarion and
Pay sander, with $500 men. A corps
of cavalry crossed the Uruguay. and
after pluDdering t,le Arrayo de la
China repassei the river. The Portu
guesc afterwards abandoned Puvi.i
cation, and took a position between
The Uruguay and paysander. The
uncertainty Of all news received al
Buenos Ayres was such, that it wa:
not known how things actually stood
at the date of our adyicrs. The ron.
test however, was considered YER,
unequal. Artigas being thus cut of
from the resources afforded on The
sea coast, and being. withal. deprivet
Of any aid from Buenos Ayres.
The government Of Buenos Ayres
il is said, permitted the Portuguese
TO send their vessels of war up the
river, to cooperate with their land
forces, which amount to about 10 .Do0
men. The success of the Portuguese
has had the usual effect os making
them confident and they openly
threaten to take possession OF the
Island Of Martin Garria, which com.
manis the entrance to the Uruguay
aal some Of the entrances TO the Pa
rama, and which is garrisoncd Ivy tbs
troops Of Buenns Ayres. If they SUE
coed in this attempt. it requires no
great forecast TO predict that their
next attempt will be on the Western
Shore.
UF the safety Of the provinces o.
Buenos Ayros, Of their ability to
maintain their Independence, If unitc'
there ran be 10 doubt there is nj
saying to what the vioicnrc'of tlrii
Internal divisions may not bring then
Though it is believed they have Ii:
tie to aprrohenh from any force iht
Portuguese can bring against them.
National intciiigrEccr.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23
New York. Sent IL

We learn from Mr. Dupont, who came pas.
senger in the schooner Fairp!ay from AUX
Cages, that the patriot privateer- Fox, had seen
seized in that port by government ketch and
that several spies from Christophe had been
taken at Port an Prince and imprisoned
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23

A cattle show, agricultural exhibition, and
Iploughing n, ,tch' is to take place a, Quebec, on
the Goth and Dist of October neXr. for which
locca,ion, ptize~ are offered to the amount of
about thirteen hundred dollars
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23
James Hamilton

near W ilmington.
n. b. All persons are forbid harboring
Isa.d boy at their peril. If taken out OF
the state, win give ten.
Sept. l9--3I.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23
From the amerieam Daily ddrertisI

FROM tfe fMericGh Ud'ty ddTeTtiSer,
The following circumstances occur
red at MIR. Bowne's, at Sehoole',
Mountain, about two weeks sincc--a
boy about f2 or is years old, while
feeding the chickens. in the garden,
in front Of the house. accidentally trod
upon a Snake, OF the speciee called
Pilot or Copprrhead. which instantly
bit him in three places, on the top o!
the foot, from the punc,ure If which
three places. one only issued blood
he went into the house, related what
had happened. turned very pale, and
became so sick as TO appear almos,
i,ereft Of life. Salt and Planlain
Leaf, we're applied to the wounds, Tor
about Q minutes, when one of the
gentlemen present mentioned he had
Tread in newspaper, an account OF
the venom 10y the bite OF Mad Deg,
being extracted by the application
lof a live Chicken to the part this
idea was Instantly acted upon a
Chicken was caught. the breast Of
which was made bare Of feathers
and applied to the wounds, in thret
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23
From The Kentacky Reporter, Sept. Q.
THE CAPTIVE.


We are informed ty q gentleman
we'll acquainted with the events o.'
our Indian Wars, that the captive
lattl y discovered Among the iniians
and advertised by Governor Cass. il
uamed JoES Tanner. not John Tay-
Tor. He has brother. captain Ed,
ward Tanner. now living on the Mis-
sissippi. near New Madrid. His father
died some years ago. The circum.
$ stances Of bs capture. rs related by
him TO Governor Cass, are corrert--.
the principal facts are distinctly re
mcm!,ered by onr informant. Captain
Tanner commanded arompany daring
the late WAR; he frequently spoke Of
she captivity orhis brother, AMI any
iousiy sought among the sayages of
the frontier. to discover some trace
that would lead to his discovery, or a
deveiopemcrt oil his fate.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
Thirty Dollars Reward.

ID \ AW AY, o., iuestaf, the oath
II Mach, from the service Of Martin
Maddox, to whom he was hired for one
year, my Negro Boy BEN. He is about
lS years nj age dark complexiun, may
De called black, well made active fel-
loN, about feet or 6 inches high-his
cIot ing not kucwn. ~ith the exception
e pair OF blue or black pantaloons, of
velvet or corduroy.
Ben was last year hired to Mr. Charles
Scott, If alexandria, (who kept the live
ry stable) to which place it is presumed
lie nav nave gone, with an intention Of
ut ny on the northw ard. will give tor
ols apprehension on thl, side the Pot:
mae o. dolla s, or 80 dolls. should he be
taken os tn north Of the same. and Sc.
cured in Jail 50 thai / get him again.
POLLY SHAW,
Near Flaymarket, Prince William co. Va.
April I i3 ESts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
100 Dollars Reward.

DAS AWAY from the subscriber q
IA bright mulatto nan, named VII
LIAM SMITH, about ) feet 8 or 9
inches high, slender bull, and rather
delicate in his appearaa ce, about rs or
"a wears old has the habit of frequent
shifting, and a slight impeachment in his
utterance, and is great liar; has been
brought up as waiter in gen Msson's
family, near Georgetown. Took with
him variety of clothing, amorg which
are London brown sprtout coat, with
velvet cape Of the same color, close DO
died bottle green coat, both Of broad
cloth and half worn, enc pair Of grey
stOckinet psntaiOens, ore pair OF fawn
cOl1r. figured at the flaps, one pair Of
green cloth, new and rather coarse, also
one new livery sur,Out Ut grey cloth, and
cape trimmed with black yevet. which
he will probably rip Oft lie has a wife
in Georgetown, living with gen. Mason.
and mother at the back Of Georgetown,
living with Mr.. M'Kenny.
All reasonable charges attending his
arrest will be paid, and whoever will de.
liver him to the subscp iber, or to commo.
dore Porter, Of the Uuited SAFES navy.
shall be paid one hundred dollars reward.
ID. PORTER.
N, Il. Masters OF vessels and others
are warned from harboring him at their
peri, as the law will be enforced against
all such offenders.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
Notice.

IN the years i7S4--5, and part Of
1886, a certair Samuel Gait kept
store III Port robscco-in '86 he gave Up
his books and goods to trustees in Balti-
more tor the benefi of his creditors. The
said trustees sold the goods aud divided
The proceeds among his creditors there,
they paying, as have been told, tes
shiilings 10 the pound Some years af.
ter the trustees sent his books to me,
with authority TO collect what was due
thereon, and pay it over to his creditors
who resided in this county, ard also to
sell a small lOt of land he held. | have
long since collected all | could on the
books, and sold the land IN 1896, but ne
yer received the meney for it until a few
days ago; and I am now ready to pay
over that there is to his creditors Who
resided at that time in Charles county,
and have fixed on Monday, the 18th OF
August next, to make The fnal distribu-
tiou-- it will not amount to ten shilliDgs
in the pound with interest. / therefore
wish al claimants to send in their claims
duly authenticated against that day.
End on the books a balance due a
Rev. Mr.. Stewart, (his first name does
not appearl who was then of this place,
and have understood emigrated to the
southwark; also certain Nicholas aud
Valentine Pears, who were then mer-
chants in Port ToUacco. / know not
where either of them are, but wish them
or their representatives, to Send in their
claims without deiay.
BASIL SPAIDING.
Port Tobacco Charies} t.
count', Md. april II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
Important to Cabinet Makers.
Ind those DESTROYS IF purchasing
.N.aHDGA,N'Y.

"
.MaHDG1.SY,
WE, the subscribers, respectfully in
" form them that we have now IN
hand, at our Warehouse in Royal-street
a general assortment of both St Domin-
20 and BAY wood. which we will dispose
OF at the Baltimore prices. The wood i,
Of an excellent quality, and those who
wish to purchase will find it to their add
vantage to call on US.
We have also on hand a general as
sortment of plain and elegant FJRNi-
TURE, consisting OF sideboards. of dit
ferent pric, S. tables of all descriptions,
among which are one sett of pillar and
claw dining ables of elegant wood, six
ladies' work stands, some very elegant,
secretary and book cases, candle aud
wash stands, beaureaus, sofas and easy
chairs, hair aud moss mattresses, ma
hogany and stained woed bedsteads, eyc
All Of which We are determined to sell
as low as the same quality Of work can
be obtained in this place or elsewhere.
VIM. Il WALTER HARMON.
april is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
april Is
Burr Milestone Making.

THE Subscriber WISHES to inform his
friends and the public, that he has
o. maud good supply Of the first quality
Burr Blocks. H.s shop is near Co!.Pey-
tou's store. where he Can supply all Mil
ers at the shortest notice With first rate
Mill stones, aud which he viii warrant
EQUAL if not superior to any in the United
sntes. and will sell them at tie mos. re-
Juced prices-the workmanship superior
to any in the district.
D.c. Is ROBERT GLENN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24

an my work as they had expressly stipu-
lated 10 make. and which we're necessary
TO enable me regularly to paw OF the
hands had engaged; and in conse.
ouence Of this failure. I informed them
that unless they complied with their en-
y,gement I was unable to proceed-they
Still did not supply me with the money
required. and I ielt myself compelled to
consider my engagement with them at an
end. J. B0SWORTli.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
Land for Sale.

TIME Subscriber wishes to dispose Of
the whole Or part Vt tract OF
LAM, containing between and 700
acres, lying within 5 miles of Alexan-
dria and and II halt from the Washing
ton bridge, and divided into four pa +
by the Leesburg road and the turnpike
from the Washington bridge to the Little
River turnpike. No. contains about 90
acres, has 6ae orchard and some young
wood, and is partly snclosed.-No. Q,
containing abo ~ 80, and No. 8 about $50
acres, lay nearest to Alexandria, and are
entirely covered with ySung growth Of
hickory and oaks with some woOd-these
three parts lay admirably for cultivation,
and the latter has on it one of the finest
springs in the county. No. 4 has on it
Two orr frame house with two large
rooms on a floor kitchen, laundry and
smoke house, together with several tene-
merits, one OF which, situated at the
junction Of the tive roads, is an excellent
Wagon stand, well known by the name
Of BoLts's Tavern There are on 1t al
50, several orchards, some fine springs,
and never failing stream sufficient for
water works: part Of it is in cultivation
and tolerabIy we'll enclosed with snffi-
cleicy o, wood. The three first parts
may be had separately, or the whole to-
gether al very mode ate price, On the
following terms, VIZ. One-iou'ti cash
enc fourth on the first September next,
and the balance in two equal anBusl pay
men,s thereafter, with intesest Pos
session will be given the pul chaser i"-
mediately. The title ID good and free
from eucumbrance. The premises will
be shown By ]. B. M'Farling, living there
on, and any application directed to me,
in Washington City, will be attended to-
WIN. b. RANDOLPH.
april Is vim
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
Lumber Yard.

WIN. VEITCII s. TO. have on hand
Wv and intend keeping a constant
supply of the best kind of LUMBER add
LINE at their wharf, near the lower fer
ry, and request their friends and the pub
lie in general to call and see for them
selves, and think they will be pleased
with the price and quality Of their lum-
Der. april IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
Notice.
Shoes and Straw Bonnets.
mwi6w

Shoes and Straw BOnnets.
q y ID. REED nave jus, received an
y. assortment Of Shoes, consisting of
the Glowing kind:
Ladies' morocco slips
Do do. with heels
Do English kid do
Do morocco and leather walking shoes
Misses, do. do.
Children's morocco and leather do.
1850 pail mems aud boys shoes, good
quality
s boxes ladies' straw bnnns's
Mems and boys low priced fur and
wool hats
All OF our shoes are particularly made
for u, and we ran recommend them to
be et god quality.
" Country me chants can be sup
p'ieA with shoes at the Baltimore and
Pmladelphla prices.
,-r., & mw'2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
THIS DAY.

"HL be sold, on tfiiey the 94th
w instan' tract of LAND. ccn-
tanning about 500 acres, lying and being
on the waters of Occoquan, the county
Of Fairfax. The land is heavily timber
ed, and the title indispu'able. One half
Of the purchase money will be require ed in
hand. Sale to take place at Mr.. Browns
tavern, at II o'clock.
amil % Ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
New Teas, Coffee, sc.

New Teas, Coffee, &c.
HANDENILLk J LAKMUCR Of
M fer Tor sale,
80 chests and boxes gInpowder, in
perial and young bvson tea.-choice qua
litiss, principally Of the Sidney's cargo.
$4,000 lbs St. Domingo and Porto Rico
green coffee
Is hhds prime New Orleans sugar
90 hhds and bbls muscovadp do
Is hhds Barbados b igh, mOllsses
90 hhds I Penusy lyauia Rye
40 bbls Whiskey
-bbls northern rum
8 pipes red pot wine
10 casks cheese ter do
500 ID. English old double Gloucss-
10 bags English walnuts
Is boxes lemons, 10 line order
leo boxes raisins
10 bills soft sheilcd almonds
60 drums Turkey figs
so dozen caper'. in quart BOTTLES
10 tierces new rice
5000 lbs London refined saltpetre
10 bags white rae siuger
81 kegs ground do
so kegs Scotch and Macabau snuff
400 reams wrapping paper, different
so do wiring do Qualities
S bbls glue
$50 nests .ugar boxes lines
IS doz traces, bedcords and leading
500 boxes mould and dipped candles
of their own manufacture, and war; ant.
ed of superior quality
400 boxes brown soap-A-With their
usual general assortment Of Wines, Iii
quOrs and Groceries, april go
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24

Telescopes, Sea Glasses, sc.
N Y aud Night telescopes and Sea
IL Glasses
Ai.o, a comnlets assortment OF the best
Sea Charts. s.e jus, received for sale by
JAMES KENNEDY d SON.
.nr;,6 nuf4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
Sea Serpent.
Sea Serpent.
MIR. PAGE respectfully acquairt.
I'VE the ladies and gentlemen Of Alex
and-rt dat his
Museum of the Fine Arts,

CT 81 Irg oi
Paintings AM LIMITATIONS If Life in wax,
oy the iaimitable artist. Reuben Mnul-
throp, E>q. is oseued at The horsp Tor
meriy occupied as the Msrcha t. ccHee.
house, opposite the Market, IN Roysl -.
among which are number Of suPe|b
Panorama Paintings, done by CoRsE, the
celebrated Italian artist.
Also, a deIineation Of the sea serpent.
For fu' Their particulars see the bills pIa-
csrded in the different streets.
/, Abundance for gr,wn persons, TWEEN
ty-6se cents--chi'dren halt price
The doors will be kept open FROM 9 A
N till 9 P. NJ. april Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
Spring Goods.

Spring Goods.
ID RADEN, a0nGA.> :. Co. have re-
Id ceived by the ship Belvidera, from
Liverpool, Va Bsrimnr heir
Spring Importation;
comprising hands ue assortment OF sea-
sonable goods. They also have on hand,
Russia sheetiDgs naukeens
India muslin. /; bandanno hdkfs
Silks. etc. w it'll a variety Of Do
mestic Goods, which they offer for sale en-
reasonable terms.
4th mo. IS mwi6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
Boiling Cloths.

THE sunsc ioer mas this day receiv-
/. ed, d large and elegant assort-
nentof Betting Cloths.of a superior qua
lity, which will be offered for sale at tn
,tere Of Messrs. Bats 4 Cawood, King
street, Alex'a, where he intends keeping
a camnlete assortment in FUTURE
Sent 6 AMOS ALEXANDER,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
WASHINGTON SOCIETY.

February %, 1918.
Or motion, Resolved, That the sum Of
three hundred aud fifty dollars be appro.
priated out Of the funds Of this society
towards the support Of the WASHINGTON
Laucastrian Free School; eighty dollars
Of which sum TO be appropriated to the
Female Lancastrian SchoSl, agreeable to
the will Of MIS- Washington, OF hayheld.
GEO. DENEALE. Sec'y.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
DRY GOODS.

Being the entire stock Of that firm.---
These goods have been well selected and
are worthy the attention Of town and
country merchant, as the whole stock
will br'osiiiyely sold to the highest bids
der. The terms. vii! be very LIBERAL and
made known on the day of sale.
PEYTON e BLAKE.
+. G. .Marsteiler, 9ue'r.
april % d5t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
Notice..

A Ii persons a'e hereby cautioned
n against trespassing on the lands be.
longing to Joshua Doing, adjoining the
seat OF Il. Patton, esq. near Alexand;ia.
as the law will be put in force against
any one offending
JAMES GAIT,
april 6 Attorney for J Doing
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
400 CR.aTES LIVERPOOL
WIRE,

particularly Selected, aud to- ming com.
pete assortment tor crockcry store.
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
p. g. MARSIELLER, Aucf.
april "a
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Attention !!

The ALEX NNDRIA RIFLE COM
PANY, are ordered to meet at the court
house, on Saturday the s5th inst. at 7
O'Clock, P. NJ. BY order.
NAL DORSEY, Sergt.
~ Persons wishing to become mem
bers, are iRyited to attend.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
SALES AT AUCTION.
By Il. G.. MIhSTELLER.

THIS DAY, AT OA.n.
Will be sold, at the Vendue Store, cor.
ner Of Priace aud Watersheds,
VARIETY OF
DRY GOODS.
mong which are,
case Nar,eilIes vestlngs
9 calicOes
Q 70 and 4 shirting cotton
g "A and 7.s ginshams
bale Oadcluths
cassimerss-
case corduroys and velvets
BoIubazetts, Pelise cloths,
Bennet's cords
Irish linens
Linen checks $50.
Domestic rOttons |
Tickienturgs, llessisns
Madras handkerlhief !
Buckskin and beaver gloves I
Sewing cottons. &c &c.
ALSO, Z
kegs chewing tobacco
IL boxes Turkey fig
90 bags filberts-t1 Irish)
10 boxes soap
IS do. candles
8 kegs indigo
10 coils cordage, furniture; &c.
ALSO,
ESQ bundles spun cotton, from NB's
Il to 10, Of superior qualify.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
DIR. WILDINS'
Celebrated Ambitious Pills.

- AAASs
.YHSIlE subscribers inform the Public,
that they have purchased OF Doctor
Wilkins his Receipt and the sole right to
make and prepare hs Pills, known by
the name of wilkins Ambitious Pills.
Thee Pills have been sold in tbs city
and the neishboring country for the last
twelve years. ami duriUg that time have
acquired character (ior safe and effrc
tual oprration) over all medicines of that
class ever offered 20 he public. Jhei,
composition is known to and approved OF
b, several Of the most eminent ply slcians
Of this place The sub. cribers. with a
view to extend their sal, in The country
and to render them AL object to count. y
Druggists aud Others, have reduced their
wholesale price very ccrsiderably; ard
to accommodate individuals, will furnls
them for the future in whole boxes al 81
cen,s, and half boxes at 25 cents EACH
To prevent imposition from cou terieit
each d.rectian will be ,igned BY d.. Hen.
r. Wilkins, the original, and ID. 4 E.
Keener, the present prorriet,rs.
ID. 4 {. kEENtR
wholesale and Retail ID ugglsts, No. l56
Msrket.street, Baltimore.
apri Il Sw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24

Liverpool Coarse Salt aflOat.
OnnH BUSHELS of Live. pool
COOO Coarse Salt aHoat, for
safe by LAWRAS0N 4 F0WLE.
an i "a
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AL their Stock n, Trade,

Consisting of a very lal ge AID general
assortment Of GRUL ERlES, &c. &C.
ALSO,
$50 bundles (l25O lbs J spun cotton,
from No. q! to No. 10, OF superior qua.
lily.
CALDWELL. e JACKSON.
P q. MARsTYLLER, Auc'rr
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k,S6 Exchange Coffee House .SxA
.&MARINE JOURNAL. &aak
PoRT OF ALEXINDRIA...HPRIE %
mai n,,r

F0NI Ut HIN = w" Ihs'' a MI Ut
ARRIyED-BELow,
Brig Hunter, Grinnalds, Is days from
New-0rlesns-sayar, cotton and pork, to
John Jannsy 4 Co. Captain G. cane Up
in the steam boat Neutrality-suspicious.,
left at New-hleans schr sam, Of Bait,
mrre, from Havana; ship onion. OF Pro-
yldencs, tr. Havre-de Grace ship Ohio,
of and from Philadelphia and the Bue,
nos Ayrsan big PueyredOn--who had
cap ured sail during her cruise.
CLEARED,
Schr Coqustte, Vail, Madeira.
Schr Eliza Ana, Pearson, Georgetown.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday last, BY the Reverend MIR.
Cone, Mr.. ALEXANDER M'BRIDE, OF
Richmond, 10 Miss SUSAN, daughter Of
the late Mr.. Thomas Crandell, Of this
place.
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Steam Boat Report.

Steam Boat Report.
The WaShInsto GIT up at 5 P. NJ
Lett in wa,hington's ReacL, schr Mary,
Clements, from Baltimore. and a north
ern ,rhonupr-l"mbr luade,l.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24

On MONDAY, a. 10 4. NJ.
Will be sold, a. the store ot Pc, ton &c
Blake, on King, between Alfred aLd
Patrick street.
.J.~0oup .e.on-,,~.r ~
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Teas and China Ware.

= CHESTS young hyson -
~ 10 ten catty boxes do. -,
25 gunpOwder s. :
IS five catty boxes do. 800
e5 imperial %
5 boxes imperial, containing IS Z
each 20 cannisters Of lbs each g.
s5 boxes, containing each tea
'eIs Of IS pieces, Es
3 boxes evening cups and sau- 5
GERS, containing each 500 pieces,
Landing from the schooner HilsH, from
Philadelphia, for sale by
BARNEWALL + PoPHAM.
april is sw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24

On SATURDAY, at 10 AM.
Will be sold, without reserve, at the
Warehouse corner Of Prince & Wa
t"r streets, occupied by Caldwell 4
Jack son-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24
THIS DAY, al I0A A. NJ.

THIS DAY, az l03 A. N.
Will BE- sold at the Auction Store, corner
Of Prince aud Water streets, without
reserve
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-24

.HE.H0R.I.N'Da.
Schr Philadelphia, Ha,d at Philadel-
phia ed lost up fo this port.