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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-04

This Bill, whieh had laid on the table
few days, was ogsin taken ur, debated, aud u
mcnded when motion was tred f., ii,
indeunitu pcstponemeu,. bat F.leetcd By Tx
casting vote OF the Speaker. Go ,tis dccis
ian, the Iil Was aguin furlhe discussed IN
Ill ,he hour Of ADJOURNMENT. ,-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-04

The Com. reported, unfavorbly on sewers.
petitions, praying restitution 70 houses.bnrn,
DUNG the lste war. A dsbse arose on m.
subject, and wss pro,saeted b the mom,n,
OF adJournmcnt withou, decidpc ON ,ny .,
them. .sd;ou,,,J,.e, ."v VI
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-04

This deao nomination. in recalling 10 Us our
reverses, will also recall the necessity OF hK-
ing our destiny--of setting up anew our
household gods-in word ot creating new
country.
The Colony, essentially agricultural and
commercial, will be military Tor its preserys-
ton
twill be divided into cohorts
Each cohort viii have chief, who will be
required 10 keep register Of the persons who
compose it, and to preserve il in order.
A general register, formed from that ofthe
cohorts, win be kept by the direction Of the
Colony.
The cohorts viii be collected in the same
place, that they may be the better protected
IRON insult and that each one may live tram
quiIIy under the protection Of all.
A Colonial Code shall forthwith be made,
to guarantee safety and property; TO prevent
and 10 repress wrongs---to secure the peace Of
just men. anJ 70 curb the evil intentions OF
the wicked.
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-04
A NEW AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMEN L
or GOODS, ARE THIS DAY OPENING
FOR SALE By
JOSEPH HARROD,

Hend Of EIchnnge Slfeet,
q AMONG WHICH ARE
DCPERFiNE w OF Eng. BRO
Fine and low priced ditto.
CAsSIMERES, an assortment,
ga l. 4-A Cambrick PRINTS and CALICOES,
7-8 81 IA Irish LIN ENs-- MUsLINS, a variety,
IA & Ga plain and corded CAMBRICS,
Black and col'd. SINCHAWS and sARSNETS,
Superior black LEVANTINES,
Elegant Merno SHAW LIS Imitation do.
Nankn and Canton Grape SHAWLS,
Elegant RIBBONS-Iadia BOOK MUSLIN,
bale 4-A TT Water Loom SHIRIlNG,
do 7-8 do, do. do.
Factory GINGHAMS and STRIPES,
Flag, Bandanna, black and plaid silk hAN az ,.
5-4 superior black BOMBAZIN win great
variety Of oher articles, 10 be sold cheap for Cash
oalv. "uiy -
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-04

NO s. MERCHANTS ROW,
ETAS for sale the following GOODS which ne
offers. nf The lotoest prices for cash OF dPpror-
edcrs4Y arhoIesaEe or retaii-vz black, blue brown,
d,ab req, and mix'd BRO IHS--black,
nine mix.d. dfab buff and white CASSlNERE-
yisonja Cloths and Beaveretts-Cfape shawls-
Nankin. Canton and Italian Crapes-cheap Cali
oes and Cambria Prints-4-4 and T-8 Linens
British Cotton Shirtings-American Sbeetings--
Long Lawns--A. and 6-A Cotton Cambricks--
Linen Cambricks-A Thread LaCes--back and
White silk Lace--silk and Versailles Vestngs-
yellow 6s blue Nankns--Cotton Cassmere--Cot-
ton Stripes-Seersp ckeEs--blue and green Ratti-
nets--Furniture Dmoty-ChintZ and plate Fur
nitnres-Cambrick Musiins-Leno, Null Jaconets,
book and India MusinS-Gingha ghams-black Italian
Lustring-Florence iks---sarsnets--fgur'd and
plain Bonnet Sik---rich 6gur.d, white and color'h
Sattins-back Sattn---Silk Velyets---Braids aud
Ferrets-Itaan ana India Sewing Siks--bandan-
na flag black & igur'd silk Handkerchiets-b tx
and white silk GloveS--black cotton do--whte d
color'd Sewing Cotten--Wire do--LiDen CAM
brick - Characterization and Chntz SEawls--
Linen Cambrick Handkfs-India Checks--India
Cottons--twl'd buff Nsnkin--@lk Twist-back,
blue and white Shaoons--Maltese, gilt, fancy.
pearl and silk Buttons---corded aud hgurd Cam
brcks--Prnce Regents Cord--Cottonets~-Ging
ham--Umbreas-- Sheetings and Crash
Platias--brown Linen--silk and beaver Gloves
ladies' habit and long white and coor'd kid Gloves
Bamboo aud dress Eaas-Musn Robes-C0t.
ton Damask--siIk, worsted and cotton Hose-Kid
dernlinster and Straw Carpeting, sc. Jun 2.
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-04
RECOMMENDATION.

Fron he Rev. JOHN PRINCE, L. IL, ID. Hon. Jo-
srps SroRY. L. L. ID. Hon. NATHAnIEL
RowprrcR l.. L. u. and NE Hon. JoaN
PICKERING.
Mr.. JosErH e. " ORC ESTER, author Of the new
8. Universal Gazetteer," having submitted tohs hrs
Proposals for publishing Gazetteer of the United
States on the same plan with his former work, but
with enlarged articles upon The several States, as
well as our principal cities snd towns. We are OF
opinion FROM the ability, care, and typographIea'
nsatncss, with which his Universal Gazetteer was
eyeouted. that bis intended work will be found ex-
tremey useful and will deserve the ibersI patron
age Of the public. JOHN PRlNCE:
JOSEPH STORY.
NATH'L. BOWDITCH
JOHN PICKERING.
Solers. January I, 1918
From the Reverend Professors in The Theological
Seminary.
The undersigned cordially concur 10 The above
opinion and hope that Mr.. Worcester may meet
with the liberal patronage and encouragement
,,h;cb his efforts deserve. EPORTER.
T.. WOODS.
nj. STUART.
-4ndopsr (Theol. Sem Jan. 7, 1918.
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-04
To Let, two Pews in Rev. K. Kel-
logg's Meeting houle-- Inquire as above.
Mayls pityt)


No. 3, lMussey's Roio, 1ilddte-Street,
EEAS lust received Worcester's new Unlver~
IL Il sal Gazetteer" and by all arrangement with
the Author is the sole whoeeale vender Of them III
the District OF Maine. he therefore otters them 70
the trade on the Publishers terms COpes with
be left fol sale at Bath and Hallowell. Ii will be
unnecessary to say any thing more in recommen-
dation of the work, than to publish the following
Ertructs from Reuae11s.
We are fully Of opinion that work like the
present. was needed. he latest end best GaGet-
teers In England and America eayea multitude
of planes undescribed, or very partially described,
which have in the series ofevents become very H.
teresting TO us. To collect materials tof the des
cripton of these needed time, patient industry
perseverance, habit Of selecting the most inter-
estng topics in description, and clear mode OF ez'
hibit!ug them and We are OF opinion that NJ.
Worcester has united these requisites 10 The COM
position Of his"
" In our apprehension the preference OF this
Gazetteer over former works OF tie same nature,
consists in six particulars. Isl, il is tar more COM
plete in the st OF places, than any toruer 0a2eI-
teer. 2dy, 1t is the proper medium between too
much ditfusencsS and too much brevity. 5dly, Il IS
furnished with an Appendix Of very useful and i'm
portant matter, such as other Gazetteers 10 aot
exhibit. 4thly Tue plas OF uniting ancient anu
sacrtd geography, so far as the nature OF the ~9fk
would admit, IS Improvements upon the plsn OF
former Gazetteers, which will be grateful to every
student of sacred aud profane history. 5thly
the account Of the United States, and Of America
generally, is fac more complete than any We have
hitherto had 6thly it has decided preference
over all others ia point oftype aud paper. ihe
price may seem high for octave volumes; but il
the size of he volumes and the pages with the size
of the type, and The beauty Of The execution be Ia
ken into the account, few books come into she mar
kat at a cheaper rrate.'-Panophst
I'VE do not wish to dwell upon these small OBJ
iects in this work. because We have not time; noE
on the other hand. TO point out its merits, which
, certainly predominate. II cont taihs q grlat nas,
Conformation. dgesed in very compact form, and
stated generally with precision and accuracy
North 44nerican Reuletc.
8" Worcester's Gazetteer, as far as we have bee r
able to examine IL and are capable Of forming q
Judgment of lis merits, il very correct, anu moss
able and elaborate work "-COttnlbiGT CentlneL
Also now publishing and will shortly be for sale
at he above store,
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-04
POETRY.
From the Palladium.
CLIo, or the Muse Of History, 10 the Memory
of Gen. ISRAEL PUTNAM.


T.4LOUR to noblest virtue is allied,
And Honour justly is the Soldiers pride
Which, when by deeds Of bold aspiring gain'd,
Is dearcr tar than life itself maintain'd.
Hence, panopet in fortitude and might,
Ihe hardy Warrior dares The dangerous fight,
"A I'D leads the front, or chides the tardy rear,
And 10 the scenes most fearful, spurns at fear
Hoping alike 20 merit and to claim,
Ii not conquest yet deathtesS name.
\ So PUTNAM in the ranks of bravery known,
A Soldier fought and as Leader shone;
When erst on Buaksr'S Heights the battle irown'd,
lie formed the fori and fcuc'd tile vantage ground.
While dreadful bursts Of cpnnon rend the Skies
And all the thunders Of the conflict rise,
No fears could move him. and no dangers awe,
He brav'd the thickest terrors Of the war;
Undaunted, urg'd his men the foe to meet,
Nor, 'tiil o'erpOwef'd by numbers, would retreat
Unyanquish'd still, unknowing how TO yield,
DeIiberatel y--not driven-he lefl the field
And left 1t with Character unstain'd,
4 Valour proved acknowledge, and PROCLAIMED
Which to his name this well earn'd record gave,
+" Botdest IN donger-brarest Of the brope.
But now-though History on her brightest page
Fin'd with the wor,hies OF an hononr'd age,
Proud in their number TO enrol his name,
Has REGISTERED her grateful need of fame
Ency would blot that page, that name erase,
TO insert slanderons tale, a comment base,
And tear the ianreIs blooming round bis tomb,
To plant the deadly night t-shade 10 their room.
DEARBORN, forbear! IL is no proof OF might,
Nor Ikea SOLDIER, with the dead to fight.
Iorbear Z for each Brave Warrior Of the day
Who yet survives, will wipe the stain away,
And bring bis unask'd testimony here,
That fame 10 rescue, eoer held 50 dear.
Forbeari and to the injaf'd name atone,
Ero History make record Of thine Oa0n.
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-04
NEW GOODS.
WIN. n,

LYAS Jun received and offers for fae The follow
log articles, White and coioured Cam
hrics- Cambria Psintt--nce Callfcoes--goan and
cap Mul u.s. Canton Crapes-crange blue, isIoc
and ffraw cooured double wove Sarrsgossa Siik',
for bonnets and fpencers-- changeabIe gown and
peIife silks-D -Dmotys--Giughams- Copper Platet
and Printed shawls--Crape ditto
Plain Silks Tabby Velvet Cotton veifinss Silk
ditto--Grandur res--bue apd yellow Nankins-~
elk Hofe--cotson do--a great sfortment of Rib
bons very wide Brzids of all coours--blsck hlk
F4andkerchefs- fancy coIoured dItto,with wrought
bordsrs--veivst Bindings, plain and fgured-
common and very nice Paralols- Bombazetts-
oilcloths--Mens Slippers--coat and veit Buttons
ball and chain ditto : cut gass ditto, OF all col
ours--a large aiTortment of Beads-Scihort---Spe
tacies from nInepencs to FIVE dollars pair-~Ior
toife fhell Hair Combs dreiiing Combs ilamP
pocket ditto--Tortoife fhell dltto with pearl ca
fes--French Perfumery-fma po,s Of highly per-
funed wafhing soap one cafe of Canton figured
Paper for hangiogs and window curtains Cotton
nests--Cafimeres, yc &c very cheap for caih'
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-04
Fresh Goods.
BARBOUR 8' LINCOLN,
rTAvR resolved nom late importations, large
L. L afortment of
FRESH GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARR
London and Yorkshire SuperiiHa
BROADcLoTHS aud CASSIA1RREs,
plain white buff and figured MarfaiIes Veifings,
Black elk FIorentine Velfng 6ne buff Cafhmere,
2 8 and & 4 Irifh Linens
Liph, ground and plaid London Calicoes
Common CaIicoes Carlisle Ginehams
Elegant Furuitures
Blue and red Copperpates
BlacEsSinehaws and Sarfnetts
Black Levzntnes Italians and Fiorenees
PLAIN aud changeable colored Sinch2w
Szrfnett and Florencs Luffrings Plaid kJulfriugs
Black Satin; Rngifh silk Gloves
"a Nankn Grape shawls
ZINE figured Leno and book Mullins.
Imitation India MusIins
Canton G apes fancy fix Handks chiefs
Cotton Cambrics: Cambria Mullins
- and elk ShawIs. elegant colours
Mems and women cotton Hosiery
5 a 70 1o.4 Damzsk table Linen
BIRDS eve Diaper black Italian Grape
Light and dark printed and imitation Shawls
Blue g. fhor, yellow Nankins Company Nsukins
Slack Silk Hsndkerchiefs
Company Randsnnas; Choppa Romsls
Patent Team loom Shirtings
Linen Cambrics; elk velvi,s
Water loom Sheeiings q common factory Cotscns
Patent Suspenders India Calicoes
Eagfh patent Thread I: wire fewing Cotton
Fine white Fisnnels Black Bombazet,s
super gilt coat and YET Buttons fix bssket ditto
american Onghams; Checks, Stripes, Bed Tick
ing and Ss,unetts
as aud so inch Gingham Umbrellas
~'ow priced bins Esoadelofhs
MAR ie tsf
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-04
From tie Rochester, Gaselts.

From the Rochester Gaeette.
----------'' Huzza hnzza huzza !''--
bawled fellow as passed him. What's the
matter, enquiTed --'' Huzza huzza! hlz-
"a was his answer. Perhaps tho't |, We have
gained some signal victory, (for twas during the
revolution) and SO / huzzaed too.-The crowd
encreased, and all shouted huzza. The tumuit
subsidized, and on asking the cause ofthe fellows
outcry, he informed US, with a self-approving
laugh, that "his Dog had just given Johns a tar
nal licking" You may truly guess we all hung
oar tails and snsaksd home.
My good old Uncle NED never told me this
story (for him it was that used to tell IT'D with
out concluding with long string Of good advice.
My son, (the old man used to say,) this little
trifing event done me more good than any one
circumstance of my early lite.--lt taught me one
very important thing fol a young man to know,
that IS, never to undertake or engage in any af-
fair without first knowing from what principle
acted. the moving cause, and examining into the
probable result. Never One woRld say,) Do this
that, or the other thing, because your neighbour
Such-a-one' may have done so your neighbour
euch-a one may be fool, and it IS 10 more than
prudent to find out before you make beginning,
lest you be foolish like your neighbour.
One evening on coming into bis presence he
asked me Significantly, (knowing had been with
the girls) how spent my time 81 answered him,
then began telling the paTticulars--as how Miss
Such-a-one' was making great havoc amongst
the young mems hearts-and as how all Of them
aocked about her to the neglect Of the other la
dies-and---- here my uncle interrupted
me with the exclamation of Nonsense that puts
me in mind ofthe Dog scrape again lie then
went on to say, thathe should have no hesitation
il pronouncing Miss fool-for, said he, she must
be destitute Of delicacy to suffer herself thus to
be Gattered, and not only that, but must be weak
minded into the bargain. My son, continued the
old gentleman, never choose you wife because
of the number of her admirers, or the noise she
makes in society-for, let me tell you, it is ten to
one but you find more beauty than good sense,
and more impudence than real merit.
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-04
poper- Hangings Military Goods
and Feathers.


No. $. Merchants Ro,o MiddIe-Street, Portland
TTAs jast received by brig Gov v.0arvef, arrived a
il in Boston from Hayre large ana eiesen'
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-04
-CARACCaS.

A gentleman who visited the city of Caracas,
some months since, (says the Washington City
Gazette, of the 2lst inst informs that its pop
ulation is reduced to about 1000 inhabitants.
Prior to the earthquake in March, 1912, it was
estimated to contain near $4,000; such an as
tonishing decrease may be attributed to some Of
the most dreadful calalnties that can, aflict the
human family, namely, earthquakes, war and
famine. The population in many other parts Of
Venezuela is supposed to have suffered nearly IN
the same proportion, and from the same causes.
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-04
Gasetfee.. of the United States,

abstratted from the Universal Gazetteer Of the au-
thor with enlargement of the principal articles.
by JOSEPH e. WORCESTER, A. NJ.
This Gazetteer will be formed upon plan ami-
lar IN that Of the Universal Gazetteer but great
mart of the articles will be enlarged, with view
10 rive more full and exact Information respecting
The several States, and the principal cities and
towns in the Union. Pains viii be taken 10 rem
der the work as complete and accurate as possible,
and to condense into the narrowest compass, intor
nation valuable aud interesting to the citizen and
the traveller.
II will be printed on type and paper similar to
those psed for the Universal Gazetteer. Ii viii
contain between 800 and 800 pages, octave, and
be delivered 20 subscribers, neatly bound, ~. ~
The price to nou-yobscrbers viii be So, 80.
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-04


Lord Cochrane, SO well known In England
as Spa a-hed's patriot, as well as Parlia-
mentary reformer, is said TO be fitting out a
Steamboat for an expedition 10 the North
Pole. Whether his Lordship moves by high
steam, or !ozy steam, we DO not know, though
We presume by the latter, as it is more char
ac,eristic of him than the former. We think
il would not be amiss if his Lordship should
send % this country, and engage Mr.. Sym
mes, who has lately discovered that the globe
is hollow, and that there is hole at the Poles
where he proposes 10 go in and examine the
inside, if any body will furnish him with men
and money, TO accompany his Lordshlp oD
the expedition. Under Lord Cochrane's pi-
lotage and steeFage, he may probably sail di-
recty ID, 10 the astoaishment OF all the badg-
ers. woodchucks, and other inhabitants who
burrow there, and who probably have never
seen a Steam boat, or even traveller in their
regions, during their lives. 1t would also fur
nish his LoIdship with good opportunity Of
making an artificial earthquake, by bursting
his boiler under scne thin spot in the great
Shell, for The purpose of alarming the people
WIN reside on The surface. Possibly, such q
phenomenon, il it should happen underneath
The island of Great Britain, might frighten the
Ministry, and induce them 70 lop Of from their
tystem Tie rotten toroughs. which are well IN
derstood tc be the great cause OF a'ithe poiits
icai and moral evils IN the British government
manners, and institutions. IN. I -aar'-
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-04

On the 10Th July the store of Messrs. Brock
and Loques, in Waterborough, Maine, was des-
troyed by fire.
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-04
FOR RHEUMATIC PAINS.

Take some of the OIL that swinls on the top Of
q cask of picked Salmon, and rubit on the part
affected; and in two or three days application,
It viii effect cure. Yours with esteem,
ID. FRASER.
A person must be in sad pickle if this recipe
does not cure him.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-19

r;es to Marshal Macdonald. She is said
70 have returned from Switzerland TO Paris
perfectly re-rstablished il her health.
The vintage in France had commenced;
and the produce, it is estimSted, would
prove unusually abundan; throughout the
kngdCm.
A severe storm was experienced along
the coast of England, from the 18th to the
e9!h ofSeptember, by which much damage
was sustained:
Prices C, Liverpool, October t.-.Ashes,
FRS, sort, 81 10 52S. Pear, 90 to GO not
much doing, but prices steady. Quercitron
bark Is to 90 dull. BeeSwax 9 20 to 9 so.
Cotton, Upland, 49, to cod. N.Orleans, l8l
10 90, Sca-!sland, 5 8 to 3 Q, stained 90.
aStoe s: nominal, in consequence OF late
heavy sales a; auction. Flaxseed, for
crushing. 63 20 ID, steady. Fioar, sweet,
a. 10 as per bhi, sour 81 TO 10, extremely
heavy. Turpen;ine Is 5 to II. Tar, | to
rs. Pitch :. RoSin 8, steady. Rice 50
70 5S-in bond IS to 45, little doing
Wbea, 10 to IL 3, heavy and daily gl-
wing way. Slaves, w. o. barrel tl2 to
n, in demand. Tobacco, James river, good
and fine Q! to To- midd!ing 81 to 81; Ken
lucky leaf 6! to 81; Maryland fine yellow
90 to &c. The prices OF tobacco are main
timed, although the arrivals with tins artl-
Gle at LoaLou and Liverpool are conSlde-
rable.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-19
Blu JoHyv JACKSON &. Co.

On SATURDAY, at 10 a. VI.
At The new Auction Rooms, opposite the
Union Bank,
We shall commence the sale of the follow
ing goods, viz.
| bale double milled drab cloths
I super cloths, various cOlors
snper YorkslI. cassimeres, blues,
drabs, MKT and coburgs
9 bales ticklenburgs
burlaps
toienett vesting, superior pat
terms and style goods
trunk super prints
case Carlisle ginghams
bedtickings
imitation India book musins
furniture himities
lambs wool hose
The above named goods have been rec
since our sale on "Wednesday, and will be
sold on liberal credit, together with great
variety Of goods in store. Conditions !:
sale. Nov ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-19
Fall Goods.
Salt. Rum. &c.


dSO SACKS Liverpool ground alum salt
~" 1900 bushels do do do do
100 sacks do fine do do
80 buncheons Sd pr fine favored West
India Rum sugars
80 hhds lst and ed quality muscoyado
800 bags prime green coffee
500 reams wrapping paper
GOO lbs Spanish holant and Bengal indigo
pipes pure Holland gin
90 quarter casks sweet Malaga wine
40 casks London refined salt petre
4'bbls North Carolina honey
600 lbs do beeswax
Gunpowder, imperial, young Tyson and
hyson teas; old JAMAICA spirits and cognac
brandy; old port and Madeira wine
Ground and race ginger; pepper; alum
Pimento; nutmegs cloves copperas
Best -four for family use-with general
assortment of GROCERIES-all OF which
are offered for sale on moderate terms, by
BRYAN HAMPSON s. Co.
September 8 3m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-19
SALES AT AUCTMN.
Biz p. G.. JNaRsTELLER::

On FRIDAY, at 1OA. NJ.
AT the auction store, corner of Prince and
Water Streets. viii be sold,
avariety Of Ssasanah!e Goods,
among which are the following ar!ic!ef
Superfine and fine 5roadcloths
do do Cassimcres
Corduroys and velvets.
Kerseys
Negro cottons
Bom5aZetts
Cloth and silk shawls
Calicoes, first and second quality
Dimities
Irish linens
Cambria, leno & book muslins
Colored and white grapes
Cotton g. woollen Hosiery
Buckskin, beaver and silk gloves, long
and short
Sewing silks, cottons and threads
4 trunks fancy colored and blk shoes
A few cases gold, silver 4 composition
watches and cutlery
ALSO,
Gin in pipes 'queenswarc in crates
Candles in boxes furniture, &c:
ALSO,
An elegant well toned piano-iorte
WILL BE ADDED TO THE SALE,
I7Co Horses and Too Carts,
with gear complete,
advertised for Tuesday last, but NOT offered
p. q. MARSTELbER, Auci.
November 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-19
Vaudeville s. Larmour

OFFER FOR SALE :,
" IS hhds and % bbls Barbados and
Trinidad molasses
80 hhds lst and Cd quality sugars
so bis do; 90 puncheons w rum
$50 bags green & st Domingo coffee
rs hhds and 45 bis northern rum
40 chests and boxes gunPowder, i'm
peral and young hyson teas, sup. qualities
ESQ reams writing paper
800 wrapping do
80 boxes chocolate, No. and 3
100 cloves; 40 do raisins
200 nutmegs; so drums figs
90 bags Tennessee live feathers
$50 boxes mould and dipt candles and
10000 lbs hard soap---their manufacture
5 tons patent shot, 4 BIS to No. 10 as.
4,5OO lbs frkin butter
80 boxes Philadelphia mustard
81 lbs Cayenne pepper Oct 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-19
Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG man who writes good hand,
n and is at present in business, offers
himself as Book Keeper TO any respectable
mercantile house.-Satislactory reference
as to character and qualification will be gI-
ven. A few lines addressed 10 A. l.. r..
and left at the Alexandra Post Office, will
meet with immediate attention.
November 10 IT.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-19
Tailoring.
Boarding-HOuse.

~ NTAUGH having taken that
l. w commodious and very plea.
sanity situated house, the late esidence OF
Mr.. Jonathan Butcher, will take FIVE or six
genteel persons (either ;nen Or boys) as
boardefs The proximity of the house 10
the Academy renders il peculiarly conve-
nient for persons attending that Seminary.
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