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The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

EIchdngt-Sfrett---P0rt 0rttdnc,
HAVE FOR SALE AN EXTENSIVE AssoRTMLNT OF
,SeasOnnbLp Goods.

Seas0nable Goods,
TUST RECEIVED, consisting OF blue, black
- olive, brown, drab, mix'd s. bottle BROAD
CLOTHS, coarse, miadling and fine
Black, hiue, brown, mx'd 4 drab GASSIMERES
Extra s1per6ne West Of England Cloths and Cas-
simeres
Extra sisperfne French Cloths, blacks aud blues,
Of a superior fabric
Hunters Cleths fashionable colours
An elegant assortment of fashionable yestings
Blue, brown, olive aud bronze green PeSe Cloths
Printed Salisbury Eiannels
Bazes and Swanskins
White, red, green, yellow and black FlaHnefs,
some Ga and 6-4
Plains, kerseys, Coatings and Serges
Tarion and Scotch Plaids
Rich Chintz and Plate Furnitures
Printed Calieoes and Cambrics, great variety,
some very elegant
White, black and cooafed Cambrics
Cambric and cotainof Dimoties
Book, leno, null jaconet and fancy Muslins
Imitation Lawns and Millinets
Al and GA Cambrtcs and Cauibric Musns
4 - and Ga Ginghams-Steanl Loom shirtings and
sheetings
10 and IA Linens and Lawns
Brown aud black Linens aud Buckrsms
sHAWLs, imitation, demask, printed, nerino
Grape, and great variety of Cashmere, all
sizes colours, qualities and prices
LevaDties aad FJonnces
Sarsnetss and synchaws- Taaeta and Garniture
RIBBONS
EIegani figured and plain Nankin and Canton
Grapes
Silk Velyets and Velvet Bindings
Extra quality Of Gilt, coat and vest Buttons.
Do do silk-twist Buttons
silk Umbrellas-Iinen Canbrics and Hhdkfs
Best quality Bandanha aud Flag hhdkis
Do black and cross bandanna Canton Hhdkfs
Italian and Canton Sewing SiIks-Silk Twist
Black and Colour'd Silk Braids
Bombazeens aud twil'd Bombazetts
English and Russia Diapers
Gentlemens Cravats, with white borders
case qs. mems, women's and chidren's HOSE,
all sizes and qualities
do do do GLOVES do do
do meas Guernsey Frocks & Draws do do
bale Rose Blankets, do DO
bales Bombazetts--f bale Wildbores
2 do unbeachd Factory Cottons, A.l and 10
A large assortment sattinetts and BedtICks
October 27
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

JESUS THE SAVIOUR.

Thou shall call has n0nte Jesus for he shall
sare his people from Hsear SINS Mar. /. 2l.
No more race in wretcnedness shall groan
No more shall raise in helplessness their moan.
One comes ia righteousness from heay'n at length,
Iray'ling IN all the greatness OF his strength.
He comes, to.save our wretched race from sin,
tie comes, in might, the conqueror's crown to win
No more I'il give myself to hopeless tears;
Or sink, prey to dark and gloomy fears.
All conquering God thou art my hope and trust,
The alpha, and omega last and first.
70 thee great King my numerous foes shall bow,
qd own thee, Lord above, and Lord below.
mark thy steps, and, after thee, will tread !;
Ut place the crown.of triumph on my head.
ar ~ist be mine I; no foes l'll fear;
~ious God, art ever near.
to earth descend,
Spirit send.
heavenly birth,
ay night, and conquer too, on earth
aay Gods almighty power display,
IN thro' his Strength, and force our way
fnro' re 5, where Satan reigns, to endless day.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
Emigration TO The District Of
Maine.

Abraham Cleayes, with property worth about
D300, moved from New Portland in the Dis
trict of Maine one year ago last March, TO Rrigh-
ten, on the Genesee river. Lake Ontario where
be arrived 10Th July with bis wife and five child
ren. They all soon begun to be afflicted with ie-
vers and ague, owing to the climate end badness Of
the water--spent all lie had, but about Dis. aud
obliged to return this fall, with bis wife and
children on foot, 450 miles to Boston, excepting
about 100 which they rode IN awagson, and occa.
sionaly by the kindness Of stage drivers. After
reaching Boston. December Goth, was assisted a
little. and took passageto Bath with his family in
the soop Washingto5r Capt. Kinbail, intending
ID Whitefeld. ntl4 Coaaty II I.is1,iss, 3 VI III
tue winter, aud return 10 New-Psrtland in tbs
spripg.
Mr.. Cleaves is understood to be credible man,
is member of baptist church-says that many
who emigrated from the District of Maine are a.
bout returning, and others very desirous to do
it, but have not the means. This man, has had
81 children by two wives, and ten Of them are
still living.
Mr.. Cleaves gave the substance ofthe above
relation to NJ. l.. Hill, Esq with Capt. kimball
and other persons present, and offered to give
the particulars on oath.
MIR. Goddard, who keeps hard ware store in
Boston, is gratefully remembered by this family
for his charity.
s'Teach me to feel another's woe,
To hide the faults see;
6 The pity to others show,
:" That pity shew to me-"
Boston Patriot.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
Joseph. Johnson,

k1usf RECEIvED an addition al fapply G.
PiEI31 GOODS,
* ofsrs very low
"..Aia6no WHICH ARE....
rt Shawls
- and chinz shawIs
xetu. Toiliuett and fwansdown Veifings
worried Hsfe childrens do.
mems worried la.nb.s wool and half Hole.
~ light a0dd rk canbric Prinlt
fricfd prints and Copperpiates
e Gin9hzns
book aud fancy Mullins
<ic Musins
Lsxns. white Cambrics and coiored
ed reen Lutelriugs
Linens
hc and common Dimoties
Six aDd uneu Vevets
uens and ladies beaver and Enea Gloves
'oves Brisifh CotsoLs
Damask Fable Cleshs--co ton and fix
nbfelas
phite aud nate Angola Cloves
alcoes aud cotton. black aud fancy kIk
dkfs -Fisgg aud Bsndannz Hdkfs.
Il Fins-tuticns -Rlbbonds--Engiifh and
aneh ik Gloves
y sh'rtiugs aud Sheetings.
Gingbams-- black, white and gieen
apes-Saces, &c. &c. &c.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
81 Il RIFFS SALE.

Nd 80.
y fsecatioa and to be soa at public
', on IUhSDAT, the nineteenth
III fanaary reet, at ten click IN tie
j. - q N y T Warren's ne4U Rors
sas pa, in aid Ce1nfy,
2ai % eqai # Redemption which
- ffesmae 81 Wefhrook, has 10 and
vsag dsierabsd mseigaged real elate
81. asn Ftses or pascei IT land lyiBg in
''s'e9k formerly Fasmou,h bounded be
3 81 Nosd ssslg fiom Sscoarapqa TO
~a0a2w aud pa add Of Aschelau. Lev
- Sonh ghisfy degrees east thirty
Sas nsns asks ta J fake aud to other
90 '1id LswiF thence eat. tifseeE degtees
shs <'oFesaid I-ew.ss iand forty one rods
'aeAee north ivensy one degrees weli
80 g re roaa afofeiaid ihence by faid
'"e ooants fra meagioaed couiaiuing eigh-
snd twenty fsaf rcd. fad lard is most
aFshe'aus I.es and stephen Tha;cLer
.aee tue then sb0ns Two hundred aRd
eee dollars
~ sNoNER WALLER, Deputy ShetiT
7osr l4th. laIs.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
POETRY.



A Welcome TO tho close Of the Year.
WHEN the soft shades ofnight enwrap the eaffh,
To musings sweet fiy, from boist'rous mirth
love to think how time spends on its fight,
And brings day, ne er to be closed by night;
I muse on all the blessings God has given,
As the rich earnests Of a promised heaven.
Preserved, this day, from al that might fear,
know his boundless love, and tender care.
This evening brings ne 70 the hour Of rest,
And hastes the time, when shall join the blest !
The blest above who stand before the throne,
And sing Gods praise, with Joy, to US unknown.
Swifter, far swifter, fly, my days, away.
More rapid be your flight, O never stay,
Haste, bring that time, when with JOY, shall rise
To my fair mansion in the ner skies.
Thus when the darkDsss shtsstho s4Sfld fsoanxla,
To realms of endless day, love to flee.
Thus, when the year has run its ampler round,
And drawn my life within a narrow'r bound:
try to count the mercies God bestows,
Though their fun lnumber no frail creature knows.
Through that bright world roam, with holy joy,
Where bliss awaits me, where no cares nnoy
But happy prospects e'en on earth are seen,
Where all dreary, cherries waste has been.
Each year unfolds the dark prophetic roll,
And gives us scenes, which cheer the pious soul,
And spreads brighter light upon that book,
On which, despondng saints, for comfort look.
1t gives happy prospect to the eye,
And bids the clouds which bound our views to fly.
1t tells as joyful news, that Jesus reigns,
And rescues man from Satan's heavy chains
Then, time, no more delay-speed, speed, thy
flight
Let the bright day succeed to gloomy night,
Hasten, and shew us that long look'd for hour,
When the greatSon ofAian shall come with power.
Already hast thou told as, faithful time,
That Jesus kingdom spreads thro' every cline,
From realms, whence comes the rising light otdsy
To those, where sinks his mild and parting ray.
The close ofeyery year with joy III greet,
While thus hasten on, such scenes to meet.
Pursue, O world! your vain, delusive schemes,
My thoughts, viii employ, on nobler themes;
My treasure let me lay in realms above,
" here is no stormy strife, but all is love.
My body, soul, my all, to God, III give,
Nor to myself alone will basely live.
The cry of deep distress, i'll ever hear,
Then he who reigRs above will grant my prayer.
Christ's kingdom viii labour to extend,
Till in his praise all men their voices blend:
Thus may hail the close of every year,
Nor pain, nor death, nor hell, norjudgment fear.
December 1873.
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domestic Manufactures. al

GlLMAN PRICHARO g. co.
r Tor sale. al chambers No So, Cornhill
pPoHie the old State House, Boston, large
lensige assortment of
u d.uERIC.4N GOODS, %
CONSISTING oE
o'eached aud unbieached SaIRTINGS
II shEEliNGs,
nlA6llAMS, CHECKS and STRIPES,
sED.lICKINGs, CHAMBRAYs and
LAPERs,
saise aud cord. Sewing Threads and Cot
= Balls,
black and blue BROADCLOTHS,
1'ac4 and bine mlx'd SATTiNET1S,
2 Anaps HATS,
r wananied YARNS, Nos TO 10,
e iafns-Tow Clo.h--Wiudsor Soap, &c.
zn Boston. Nov. Q, 1918.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
Writing Books,

made of common and superine Paper-NOII
B0OKS, dc. lor sale at THIS OFFICE.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

I4/|I ~ f<t'f N,s~*
*.d cinnamon
<I:se Flanael
] and smansdown Yes.
ea.ine Vesllns
ard scllow flanpels
<rilow. sed and gfesn FIanseis
"a keFsegs
III DutlIs
e sNanskiEs
black worsted Hoss
.okelis 8 Ato ia
ates Loom sheetings
40 do Shirtings
1cenmou Calicoes
III aud Copper Plates
ID book and Leno Muslin
&laslns--scoich Lawns
zo11an Cambrics---colour'd Cambrics
lille Ginghans
sI,xe and CRIMSON Tabby Velvets
"a other colour'i silk Velvets
1.fasa.s. with colour'd borders
IA colouisd Eloreuce and I.evantine Silks
Ia caangeable sinchaw END Sarsnet Lus-
Ls.lrng-bIack Satin
~ IRISH Linens
Emabrics
fable Linens, 6-A TO f0-A
and French Silk Gloves
I'D yomen's beaver Gloves
ia I,ailan aud Canton Grapes
i and common Dimoties
>otons
- Observation-Disclosures and Sat
Sells
1nd blue Italian Sewing Silk
ls'--silk Breids
I'D Lnsring Rihbons--black Galloons
coat Bustons--Basket Buttons, &c.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

Two Irishmen meeting in New-York.
shook hands under an impression that they
were once old friends and companions but
on observing they were mistaken, and that
they were entire strangers TO each ether, ons
Of them exclaimed, /" .aTrah dear tTOtker, We
were greatly deceived you tho't il was ne.
and | sho'l Il was ~, t-iisvss neither q
usn
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

Mines Of Cgpsum OF an excellen, qnalit
have been discovered on islands in the ives
crn lakes,
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

Two severe shocks of anEarthquake were
experienced al Cape Henry, (Hay,i) on the
2oth Noyember last, which dsstrose ed sew
eral houses, and swallowed up Ave iadisid-
uals,
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

A machine has been invented at .flbony
which .ules paper with great celesi'y or
both sides at once.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
SeasondLte Goods.
RBOUR 4 LINCOLN,

Il Iasriy leceiyed and are NOW opened
a. extensive assortment VI
Gee GOODS,
1T season
RE--
ck BROAD
IS and
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

The world expect perfection in chris
tian, and With great severity decide against
o character which they do not understand,
A herfect black may find fault with few
specks on q zvhite mans skin."
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

Calcutta papers received in New York
that formidable expedition was
at Bombay to extermina,e the pi-s
rates who have so long committed dspreda-
tions in the Persian Gulf.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

In the trials at Baltimore, MIR Karrick
was convicted of misdemeanor, but an ar
rest Of judgment having been moved, and
granted by The Court, mole trosegEi has
been entered on all other cases.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

A valuable improvement in the plough
has recently been made BY Dir. Jethro
Wood, of Delaware, which is considered
one OF the greatest modern improvement
upon that important instrument. This
plough combines thepowers ofshe wedge
and screw, requires less team, and most
eHectually turns over the furrow. The share
Is OF cast iron, and attached to The mould
board by screws. The beam is raised or low
cred at pleasue, also by means OF screw,
and the plough executes with greater de-
gree OF perfection, and more 10 the ease Of
The ploughman as we'll as 10 the team, than
the ploughs cornmonIy in use"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-27
Painting in all its Varieties.
JOHN Il. GORMdN

JOHN b. GOR.u.iS
ND ESPECTFULLY informs the psblic
H. thathe continue, to execute Hou,e,
Ship, Sigr, and Ornamental painting with
Gliding, Glszing, Vanishing, Gc. at the
Old Stand in Fairfax.street, nearly op.
posite the Post-Office. lie tenders to
his friends and the public grateful az
acknowledgements for iavors received, and
intends by strict attention and assiduity
to merit o continuance.
Companies or individuals wishing to
contract will meet with the most liberal
terms. Orders from town or in tie coun-
try promptly attended to. and executed
with neatness and despatch
apprentices WunteG.
Two lads llom ID to l6 years of age,
of good habits, and respectable connec-
lions. st June "a
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Shoes, Hats, sc.
lust received per late arrivals from
81 Portland, Boston and Baltimore,
Is boxes auA trunks kid, prune!,o,
morocco and leather shoes, OF every de-
scripticn, suitable tor the present and ap-
preaching season
4 dOS. Bearer e. Castor Hats,
Of the newest fashions
5 dozen low priced knapt ditto
9 dvzeb boys drab ditto
IL dozen mems 4 boys patent plush
ditto-!ight, cheap and durable
l9 dozen fine wool hat bodies
A variety of Seal Skin and Leather
Trunks, &c.--For sale by the subscriber,
at his store in King street..
WILLIAM TRUE
June II dlwthstu4w
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Shoes.

q & y. REED, have just received
D. fresh supply Of SHOES Of the
following kinds -
Ladies' Morocco and kid slips
Do. do. do. with buckles
Do. do. walking shoes
Misse3' do. buckle do.
DO. kid slips
DO Leather shoes
Ch;ldren's Morocco do. and bootees
DO. leather do. do.
Gentlemen's caIfskin shoes
Mems thick shoes
Boys fine and coarse do.
Mems and boys low priced hats
Ladies' and Misses straw bonne.s
All Of the above srtic'ps are sifrred for
sale on accommodating terms.-Country
merchants can be supplied with shoes, At
the lowest northern prices,
May @ stu.h!m
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sSs, GrchGEgs Coffee Hoass IA
sss< MARINE JOURNAL. ~.
FOEq' or ALBxANDRIA...yvNR 20.
ARRIVED,

ARklVkD,
B,.ti,h schr Resolution, Fisher, 81
days from Nassau, New-Proyidence; tur-
To, p.ne-apples, lines, satiu wood, hg-
num,i'T, sc. t. ]. II. Ladd & CD.
sctr. Sally, sheldon, from Providence
1ia Norfolk; coffee, domestic goods SC.
10 J. Il. Ladd e co and others.
Schr. Emeline, Meekins. 8 days from
NeS.Yerk; oats, lemons, &c. to the mas
ter aud others.
Schr. Cora, Harding, "a days from
Bath /; lumber. 20 the master.
Bris Ilebe, Phillips, 50 days from Ma
deira; Madeira wine, to A. C.CazenVve,
W. Hydgson, Francis Adams, and the
master, Lett at Madeira, 18th Nav.
Br;gs Washington Of NewburypOrt, for
Amsterdam, days; Sphinx, Page, of
Alexandria, for Canton, days; Louisa
Cecilia, Chace, tor New-Yo~k, { DAYS F.;
Schr. Dover Of Portsmouth, n. ii. Just
at from Philadelphia; Ship Eliza, Keen,
for Calcptta, 10 DAYS June 10. Lat. So,
Len. &c so. spoke ship New Galen, Lis
comb SIS days from BOnaSista, bound to
Boston.
CLEARED,
Br!g Benesactcr, iObey, OportO,
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New Publications. &c. &c.

New Publications, sc. SC.
EUST received and for sale by the sub
ID scribers,
The Federalist or the new ecrstitu-
tion, written in the year 1898 b, Messrs.
Hamilton, Madison. and Jay, rev edi.
ton, to which are added the Letters If
Pacifcps.
isamb'es in Italy, by an American.
American Philosophical Transactions,
vol lst. new series.
The new Family Bible, according TO
the authorized version, with notes expla-
natory ami practical, taken principally
from the most eminent writers Of the
Church Of Eng'aod, prepared and orran-
ged BY the Rev. George D'2yIy and the
Rev DR.. Richard Mant, Domestic Chap
lains to the Al chbishnp If Canterbury.
The Comforts Of Old Age, with Bio
graphical Illustrations, by Sir Thouas
Bernard, Bart.
Correspondence between Mother and
her Daughter at a Boarding School, by
Mrs. Tay Tor, author Of Maternal Solic;-
tude, and Jane Taylor, author Of Dis
play.
Hymns for infant minds, and Wa:ts's
Divine Songs
DIR. Watts's Catechisms, Divine Songs
for Children, Prcservative from Sin ard
Folly, and the Assembly's shorter Cate
chism in one vol.
las. KENNEDY & so
June I6 tu'hs6t
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By p. G. MaRSTELLER.

On TUESDAY, at 10A.M.
Will be sold, at the Auction Rooms
corner of Water and Prince streets:
Supertine broad cloths
Casslm,res
Bennets cords
Cas.inets =
BombaZettes
Domestic cOt:ons
Marseilles vestings
Jaconet musliGs
Russia diapers
Sewing silks, etc ta
ALSO
8 hhds Muscovado sugar
40 crates Iueenswarc well asso,ttd)
90 boxes mould candles
90 bags flberts
100 gin cases
6 kegs yerdigris
S indigo
Furniture, etc June e7
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Indian Queen Tavern.
Segars, Tobacco, Snuff, &c.
UHOLES.ALE e RETAIL.


"iiE Subscriber having made ar
u engagements for manufacturing and
fol Keeping an extensive assot tment OF
SNUFF OF different qualities, at his stand
on Prince street, nearly opposite to the
Farmers Bank, respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that be is row
prepared to supply them with that article
on terms equal to those Of Baltimore and
Phi'adelphiu, put up in quantities to suit
purchasers. lie continues to manuiac-
lure all kinds OF SEGARS, and has on
hand the bss, Chspins Tobacco, which,
will likewise be sold low tor cash or to
punctnal customers.
N. b., HE wishes 10 purchase empty
bottles. JONATHAN FIELD.
april q d5'swl!t
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Charles County Court,
June e7

March Term, 1878.
,hN application to Charles county court
~ by petition in writing Of John Smith;
OF Charles county, for the benefit OF the
act Of assembly for the relief of sandry
in'olvent debtors, passed at November
'e>slon 1905, and the several supplements
thereto, on the terms mentioned therein,
schedule Of his property and list OF
bis creditors on oath, so far as he can as
certain them, being annexed to his peti.
ton. and the court being satisfied BY com
reteDt testimony that the said JnO. Smith
has resided two years Immediately prece-
ding the time Of his application, in the
state of Maryland, and being also salts
fed that the said John Smith is in actual
confinement for debt, and the said John
Smith having entered into bond with suf-
fcieRt security for his personal appear
ance in Charles county court, to answer
such allegations "a his creditors may
make against hint is therefore order
ell and adjudged that The said John Smith
be discharged from imprisonment /; and
that BY causing copy Of this order to
be inserted in some one Of the newspa-
Pers edited in the District Of Columbia,
once week fer two months successfully
before the third Monday OF August aexr,
he give notice TO his creditors TO appear
before the said COarf, at Charlestowr, in
said county, on the said third Monday of
August next, for the purpose OF recom
mending trustee fur their benefit, and
10 show cause why the said John Smith
should not have the benefit Of the several
lrsolvent laws as prayed. Given under
my hand this Goth day OF June 1918.
Teste, JOHN BARNES. Ok.
June D. Thsm
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Notice.

Z WISH To employ few laborers'
HORSES and CARTS to work on
scath end Of Water street, TO commence
rext Monday Citizens of that quar- ter
cf the town will be preferred, inasmuch
as the = will lie convenient; aud the work
aud muney laid out is levied there.
ROBERT BRO rKETT, Com.
IGle Is
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Boarding.

MIR. B0ARMAN will accommodate
We six or eight senteei boardprs at
his dwelling IN p TT street, between King
aud Prince streets, Rear the Washington
lnn-having provided himself with every
thing suitable tor their reception. by the
month, quarter, ~ year, as n'av be deem
ed mos; expesie<t. May 90
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Wanted to Hire,

10y the month or longer per,"t, Ge-
ND cent orderly woman, accustomed
to washing ard ether huuse work. AF-
ply to the printer. dSttu,hstt
June s6, 1918
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Lemons, sc.
* Bsx, lemons
4c1 90 bb!s M. beef, now landing
from schr. Resolutiun--and for sale by
DUNBAR q TOWNSEND,
Who have in store:
Holland gin in pipes
4h proof brandy in do.
65 bushels dried peas
100 boxes mould and dipped candles
so boxes brown soap
A lew hhds vinegar, superior qua
lily, and a complete assortment of lacks
Just received from Hobart's factory.
June rs ST
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New-YOrk Hats.

New-York Hats.
VNhE subscribe, has Just received L
Il supply 1t Brewster's first qsai!y
Btaver Hats direct from New York.
ALSO,
A large quantity Of Wv priced hat. Of
the no. thcrn manufacture, that will suit
country merchauts-and will be sold Oh
moderate terms.
THOMAS J.. MARTIN.
June o. 9.
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Rum.

z hNDlNG this Jay from sloop Ocean,.
Ia kon Norfolk, and for sale BY
NEWTON KEENE,
7 hhds Antigua and Jamaica Rum
verv old June "
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This evening, June s7.
MAGIC ART.

consisting al.nU-t of uncomfortable aber-
atoms from nature and art--aIROng which
V. Dumilieu will change a glass Of
wine into floweTs--mysteficus meIamor-
phOse OF the watch-ard conclude, after
a number of receptions by actually
SWALLOWING i real SWORD (s2
inchesi.
" Those who have not yet had an
opportunitywiil do well by giving their az
tendence, as the performances have never
before been represented in this place by
any other person, aud being positively
the last night.
FParticularS see Bills. Tickets to
be had at the Theatre. and at the he.
RAID office.
~ .9dmiitaRce so cents children half
pr.ce.
Doors open at Z, performance COM
mence It 8 p'clock. June &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-27

lSis1H Boat Report.
The Washington arrived at 2 P. NJ
on Indian Head, passed S schnrs, and
off the White i.Oase, an llermapbrOdite
bril-, al bound up.