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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-23

to the amount Of S7o,o0o. aud the indi-
viduals who have parchased it are at
tempting to palm il upon the public
They have filed them up with fictitious
signatures
We think no time should be lost in
eau iorins the public against taking them'
as there 10 no such bank.
We are informed, that three men by
the names Of Lsech. Hare and Dixie. have
started down the river, having about th'r-
" thousand dollars In their possession
These gentlemen swindlers will no doabt
dash into busiue. in the first style Of
their profession, as they pass down the
Ohio. Let editors Of papers sound the
alarm. ---
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-23

chosen BY profession, bnt By possession.
And that all may seek until they do md
that principle which giyeth possession is
the ardent desire Of my mind. | nigh,
cay more, bus believe it best to leave the
subject-not that am apprehepsive Of .
repulse, but remembering the old adage.
+" least said soonest mended.n
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22

speedy communication of your orders,
beg also from your Excellency to grant
me leave to stay in this capital IN order
to adjust the exchange Of prisoners with
your Excellency in person, or win
whomsoever you may please to appoint
for that purpose. ] ought to inform you
that from among the officers prisoners IL
Lima, / have brought along with me, II
order to be exchanged, the Lieutenant Co
Ionels d. Jose Quesrda aud ID. Juan Jose
Balderrama, and the Captains D. Pedro
Egaino and ID. Francisco Villaneva al
ready sent on shore). Those that are re-
naming would have been sent along by
the same vessel, If Capt. Biddle had had
room enough for their accommodation, OF
the prospect of any other vessel thai
might have taken them under his convoy,
the same having been requested from him,
as he will himself inform your exce'iency
God keep your Excellency, &c.-ir
the port of Valparaiso, on board the
sloop of war Ontario, Goth MAY, 1878.
Felir D'Ohaberridgae Dc Btanco
To His Excellency, u. Jose San
Martini General in Chief OF the
Army Of the Andes and Chill.
BALcAR0E.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22

with fatigues and mental agony, she fell
senseless on the carpet Of her chamber,
and remained i'll this situation till the mo
ment when the farmer and his servants
returned from church to be Witnesses oil
this horrible occurrence. The dead body
of the child, at the gate Of me farm.
house, Was the first spectacle that struck
the eyes of this unhappy father. They
forced open the gates, and after having
recalled to life the farmers wife, they
seized the two culprits, who were deliv-
cred up to justice. 1t is believed that
the pedlar will survive bis wounds, and
be able TO receive the punishment due to
his crimes. They will be Immediately
brought before the Court of Assize of the
department, where this affair is in prepa-
ration for trial, which excites the greatest
inter st through the whole country.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22

IS no doubt that the prices Of grain will
fall considerably. Potatoes are both lux
uriant and early, and cannot fail to be
cheap unless the great demand for butch
ers' meat should make them be used
largely 10 feeding cattle.--GlaSgdUChrOn.
HAMBURG, July %.
An English ship returned FROM Green
land, reports his having met the Polar
Expedition near Spitzbergen, in latitude
40. 34.; all the crew in good health
Captain Kotzebue, who is doubtless al
present at Cronsadt, could only reach 70.
on the side of Behring's Straits, where he
was impeded in his further progress by
an icy barrier. He could neither double
Cape SzaIetskoi, in Asia, nor the icy
Cape 10 America.
The last Russian charts indicate, that
from discoveries made upon the spot, New
Siberia is not continent, but group OF
three large islands, which extend as far
as the 18th degree, and on the other side
of which is seen sea of ice. This cir
cumstance seems to coufirm the hypothesis
that Greenland is only large island, that
the Bay called Baffin is open on the
north side, and that there is no continent
under the Pole. According TO the Rus
sian charts, it also appears, that the coasts
of Siberia had been placed little too
much to the northward.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22
NEWPORT, September u

Life of General Greene. the
many strangers who are now 10 NewPoHrt,
enjoying the pleasures of this delightful
island, is Judge johnson, of the Supreme
Court Of the United States.-We learO'
that the Judge is engaged in writing the
life of General Nathaniel Greene, a ua'
tive citizen Of this state.--The work
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22
CnAnLEsroN, September D

Colonel Don Juan O'Farril, has d.
tanned from the local authorities at III
Havana. the exclusive privilege Of rui.
ming Steam Boat, which he has already
built. between the ports of Havana, Ne
tanzas and Mariel; and in this privilege
is comprised the whole coast of Cuba
should he hereafter determine to BULL
Steam. Boats for the purpose.
Misunderstanding thunder storm IN
Darlington District, on the 9th ult. as a
Mr.. Elias Fort and his wife we're sitting al
their dinner table, flash Of lightning
(which must have entered at the door Of
The house) struck the floor under Mrs
Forts chair, split it ID pieces, and killed.
servant who was standing but a few feet
distant, without doing any other material
injury to either of the persons present. 1t
is remarkable that the servant killed, held
in his arms, at the time he was struck, a
small child, who received no other dam.
age than that Of having its arms little
singed.
DIR. Franklin recommends, as pre-.
caution against injury from lightning, the
sitting near the centre Of room, (bu
with the doors aud windows shut during
thunder storms, aud the feet being sup.
ported on the round Of the chair.
We consider it more than probable that
Mrs. Fort was sitting in this posture at the
time her servant was killed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
Ten Dollars Reward.

n AN away fem the subscriber, on
Ia the night Of the 9TH June inst. an
apprentice to the Printing Business, ma
med JOHN SETON, born in Ireland. be-
tween Is and II years old, dark com
plexion, eyes and hair. Had on and took
with him. a long blue cloth coat, second
quality, gray ribbed pantaioons, striped
summer vest, cotton stockings, rufiled
shirt, a roraln hat, besides coarse shirts,
a great coat Of brown cloth, with a vel-
vet collar, and silver hook and eye, a
pair of blue clcth trousers, and other
clothing not recoileeted. tits believed
he is gone to New-fork.
Whoever takes up said apprenice,con'
fines him in any jailin the United States,
and gives me legal information Of the
same, shall receive the above reward.
Masters Of vessels, and all other per.
sons, without exception. are forbid har.
boring OF trusting him On their peril.
WILLIAM M'CORKLE,
Editor Of the Frssman's Journal Philsd
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
100 Dollars Reward.

TN0R delivering to me, or securing in
any Jail in the United States. so that
l get him again, a Negro Nan named
HAD0N, wha ran away on the 9th Of
September last.-iladon is about S feet
z or s inches high, "a or s5 years Of
age, light complexion; tthough black, J
very likely, rather DOWN look, trim
made, ard very active. I purchased him
Of Col. knoch Renee, Of Prince William
county, where his mother and several
bfothers live-'be has also relations near
Leesburg, Loud0un county, where he
was caught about the 1st Of January, but
male his escape-he has relations in
Stafford county, The property of a Mr.
Baty-he was seen in that neighborhood
not long alter he ran away, occasionally
shiitinglhis residence to avoid detection.
! cautioa any persn that may take him
to be IN bis guard, as he has made his
escape thee times from his cunning and
activity. CHARLES L. SEARS.
Fairfax CO, Virginia, near the
Occsqhn mills, July 8.
N. b. This Negro has several relatives
in Charles county, Maryland. in the
neighborhood Of NaGjemoy, belonging to
o Mr.. ReDoe. St.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
April 4
Potomac Company.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, That the
~ annual meeting Of the stockholders
will be held at MIR, Browns tavern in
Alexandria, on Monday the Sd August
next, at II A. N. for the purpose Of elect
ing president and four directors for tie
ensuing year, and transactine other bust.
ness Of the compaDy.-And that the pre-
sident and directors will hold meetiog
at NJ. simms's tavern in Georgetown on
Monday The 10th of August next. fer the
purpose Of appointing the following OFF,
GERS, to vii A person to act as treasu-.
rer and clerk Of the works; one to actas
toll gathe,er at ilarpcr's Ferry; one to
act as toll gatRerer aud gatekeepcr at the
great falls, and one to act in the same ca
pseity at the little falls.
Dy order Of the bs.rd,
JOSEPH BREWER, Treas.
JulY 6 mtht5dA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
Paper Hangin Ss, &c.


TSHE Subscriber has just received
supply of French Paper Hanging.
ancng which are number Of H'stnricai
and Landscape. patterns. Cloth Paper,
etc. very beautiful. American Paper ale
50. low priced, by the piece or yard.
Likewise,a box Of Prints, CaricaturcsS
etc. great variety. Als",
Boston 1Vindo1s Glass,
Of all sizes. Tue has made such az
engagements as always to be able to sell at
the Factory prices.
PAINS and oil, gold leaf, looking. glass
es, trunks, etc. constantly for sale.
Painting, Glazing. Gliding and
Paper Hanging, in all their variety. exe-
cuted with neatness and despatch.
GILMAN.
April 4 stuth3tWti
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
PREVENTIVE OF FEVER.

Recipe for the Prevention OF infection
from Fevers, dysentery, Sc. by DIR. C.
Smith, who got from Parliament 5000
for the discovery.
SIX drschms powdered nitre, six
drachms oil Of ritfiOl, mixed in tea cur,
By adding to the Eitre one drichm at
time Of tie oil. The cup TO be placed
during preparation, on hot hearth 'r
plate Of heated iron, and the mixture to
be stirred with a tobacco pipe or piece OF
glass. The cup 20 be charged to diffsr-
sat places in the apartment Of the SICK
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
ESGLAND.

.4The increase Of crimes in England
Of late years is enormous. BY an au-
ihentic document published in ono Of the
iAt, 5. London papers, it appears that in
1871, there were nearly $4,000 commit
merit; 10 1916 only s09l-aud during
seven years the gradual increase is from
5 10 $4,000! II appears likewise, that
the number Of persons executed tor for
gerry within the last % years amount,
TO s3s. OF iheSc &c we're for torseries
or the bank Of England. The unparallel.
cd increase Of the last over proceeding
years, ought doubtless in very conside-
rable degree to be attributed to the dis
banding large portion Of the army and
navy, which portion was so much added
to the needy population, and by conse-
uaence Of the distress II the county,
Poverty is the prolific mother Of crime,
and crime leads to the dungeon and The
scaifld. But England may ch>rse al
the distress she has lately experienced,
and which In some measure she still en-.
durcs, to the folly OF her own rulers. II
instead Cf spending her treasure and
her blood in wars foreign to British inte'
rest and b. t:sh hOnOr--she had sought
in peace the pr serNa'ion # her resOGr-
ses and the resussia'iln Of her strength,
she had still been prosperous aud happy.
What vas il To her, the alterations OF
the tJrms of government, or The changes
Of dysasty in foreign countries ? The
Guelph might yet have reig0ed peace,
although an upstart Chief had usurPed
she Gallo throne. After a war of a5
years she finds herself just where she
81, cut, exhausted AMI paralyssd. lss
true she has humbIed naughty France -
bat tie triumph of Waterloo is her only
recompense,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
30 Dellars Reward.

NOR delivering to NE or securing in
IL Jail so thati get her again, mulat-
to womas named FLORA, who run a.
way on the ssth y June last Flora is
about S feet high, veil made, large feet,
good countenance, twenty four or FIVE
years old. She carried OF with her, girl
child, 4 months old, snd variety Of clo-
thing, among them ate black silk dress
-one buff caHco-ohe domestic riding
coat, nankeen colour "a new black fur
hat. 1t is believed SIZE was carried to
Alexandria in the mail art, and has since
been seen there. andno doubt Is con.
cealed by the negroes Of that place ;
whoever delivers the woaan and child to
me, or secures them in n shall receive
the above reward.
c. LtsEsRs,
Fairfax County. Va. near \he Occoquan
Mills, July So
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
Valuable Property.

NDR SALE. a HOUSE and LOT OF
IL GROUND, IS by 20 feet, situate at
the corner Of Duke and Union streets,
occupied by David Mankins-su0ject to
a lien TO said Mankins. Also,
One HOUSE and LOT on Faitfak-st.
occupied BY Joshua Riddle. Also.
One VACANT LOT, corner Of Fair
fax and Wilkes streets. Also,
Two HOUSES and LOTS on WILKES.
street, occupied by Mr.. Frazier. Also,
One HALF WATER LOT near the
property OF Joseph Dean. Also.
A VACANT LOT, corner of Wilkes
and Royal streets. 20.
- March 10 WIN. HERBERT. Jun
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
Charles County Court,
.Uarch Term. Sl8.
BILL IN CHANCERf.
Robert Perry

rarSus
James B Dunning,or, Robert bunping-
ton, Francis Taylor aud Elizabeth Is.
hiswite, James BIZ Khan and Caiharine
his wife, William Simmons and Esther
his wife, heirs OF William burlington.
TIME Complainant alleged IN bis bill
that the Respondents have in pos.
session the real estate Of their deeea'ed
father Vim. Huntington, whose personal
estate was not sufficient for tie payment
of hia debts. Wm. Dunnington's estate
is indebted to the complainant in a,largs
sum Of money. The object Of the bill is
TO procure decree for the sale OF the
land, for the payment Of the debts re-
naming unpaid by the personal estate.
Some OF the heirs of VIM. Dunninstop
are mont esidenIs.- 1t is tbereupnn, 1t
motion Of the Complain ant, ordered that
he cause a copy Of this order 10 be ic-
serted in the Alexandra Gazette for the
space OF three months, to the intent that
the absent defendants Riay have notice Of
this application, and Of the subject and
object Of the bill, and nsy he warned 10
appear in this court in peraon or BY Sc
lici!or, to shew cause, If airy there BE-,
wherefore . decree should not pass a.
prayed. Tes'e,
JOHN BARNES, elk.
June 81 sm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09

THIS DAY.

kx On 1hursday, 9th July, at lS
HnG o'c!ock,will he sol al public auc'
HIei ion, before the Excharge Cr8ee
House. a house and let on Royal
street, formerly occupied by Mr.. Spear,
as Cabinet Shop. The Lot fropts on
Royal street "a feet and runs backward
1873 feet inches. The terms Of sale
will be, one fifth in hand and the remsin-
der in four equal payments, at 6. II, 10
and "a months, including interest. APP
proved endo: sed notes, aud a deed Of
trust to secure the punetual payment Of
each and al! Of the notes will be required.
JOHN JACKSON 4 Co. Auct'rs.
June. s6 fs,-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
George s. HOugh,

"AS received a very handsome as
Iii so, tmeAt Of Fancy Spring GOODS,
among which are
Best London cloths and cassimeres,
plain aud figured mull-mu!l musllns, ia
comet do. and cambrics, Canton grapes
and shawls, white embroidered robes,
Maria Louisa ditto, India and imitation
book muslins, ditto handkeI chiefs very
fine, black silk velvet, Cd, IA, S-4 and
1914 Irish damask diaper, bIrds'.eye and
Russia ditto. Irish linens, sheetings and
lawns, black and cord bombazeens and
bombazetts, tabby nets. levantiLe shawls
& hdkfs, linen cambria, do. hdkfs long 4
half silk, thread and cutton hose, Mar
seiles and knotted counterp PAGES, black
ioreutises, chi!dren's and ladies' straw
bonnets, black and white lace shawls ard
wells, handsome selection gsrniture and
fancy ribbons, umbrellas, and parasols,
SO printed jackonet mus!ins, chintzes
and calices, sIeam loom and other Shirt
ipgs, liaeu aud Gotten checks, ticking,
baggiDg, &c. &c.
5th 40 9Th 'n.hs
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
Shoes, Hats, &c.

cilOeS,. I1ats, &C. .
TUST received per late arrivals from
% Portland, Boston and Baltimcre,'
Is boxes and trunks kid, prpnello,
morocco and leather shoes. Of every de-
scriptiun. suitable tor the present and ap-
preaching sca.cn .,..,
4 doS. BsaDer e Castor Hats,
of The newest fashions
S dozen low priced knapt ditto
Q duzen boys drab ditto
IL dozen mems 4 boys patent plush
dltto-light. cheap and durable
10 dozen fine wool hat bodies
A variety Of Seal Skin and Leather
Trunks, &c.-For sale by the subscriber,
at his store in Kiag street.
WILLIAM TRUE
June II dlwthstu4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
Prunello Shoes, &c. &c.

Prunello Shoes, &c. &c.
EuST received BY the subscriber from
ID Newly rk. and for sale,
Artificial flowers, hair netts
Black chip and Leshorn
Head ornaments necklaces
White kid gloves, ians
Parasols, rrunello shoes:
The above articles were purchased low
at the New-York auctions, and will be
sold at small advance.
ALSO on HANp,
India blinds, CoIogn water
White thread lace sliawls
Do. and black silk do. do.
Satin and muslin tarbans. &c. &c.
MARY MOONEY,
inv s-st Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09

Cotton was steady at 55to Sc sous for Up
lands; Rice improving; Coffee s8 sous and
rising. The Factor has on board $4,000
dollars specie for the Branch Bank in this
city. Among the passengers, is Mr.. De
Fourgeres, consul Of France for Charles
ton. Ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
n Office.

TNHE subscribed viii apply to the bank
Of Alexandria for a renewal of the
following certificates of stock nov stand
ing in the name Of Joseph Conway, dec,
the same having been lost or mis'aid -
Nos. $50; 4e8 1865 F.; l167; 1853
1859; 177S; IVA; l775; 1s45; 1910;
sO7I 2072; 207S; 2O74; 1851; 1861
1917; 1878; 20Sl.
WM. HERBERT, Jun. Admir-
Junp 25
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
Umbrellas and ParasOls.

Umbrellas and Parasols.
VNhE subscriber has receIved b. the
Philadelphia, q few umbrellas and
para sols, which with his iorme; stock
comprises large and elegant assortment.
The LADIES' "ill find il to their interest
to call and examine the above goods.
LiKEwIsE,,
In store, a good asso tment Of fancy, mo.
rocco, gilt and commur trunks.
DANIEL PIERCE,
King street, Q doors below Washington
Street.
Umbrellas, parasols. and trunks re-
paired.
n. b. Those that have left umbrellas
to repair, arc invited to call fur them.
July 7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09

A woman having cross grained hus-
tand, hard to Please, she desired HIM to
write down what she should do, that she
might not err in her performance this
was doae ana she well observed her rules
--~hen one day going nile or two TO
visit friend, the good man got light
headed, ard on his return home he reel
ed into ditch, calling to his wife to help
him out. "Indeed husband, said she, |
remember no such a, tcIe in my orders.
but I'll go home and see if there be. I'll
come and help you out"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
Union Bank IF Alexandra,

'- Jaiy 9, 1918. {
STOCKHOLDERS in this institution,
y are hereby notified, that on .thecap.
ital paid IN, a dividend Of four per cent.
from the profits for the last six months, IS
this day declared payable on the 9th inst.
az eesbiy to nriey. \
C. T. CHAPMAN, Cashr. !
JulyS tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
Picking Vinegar.

I HAVE at my Vinegar Yard on Fairfax
L street, opposite the first Presbyterian
Church, large quantity Of
Very choice Cider Vinegar,
which will wafrant.-And which | will
sell by the barrel at % cents per gallon
and by the single gallon at 33 cents.
Attendance will be given from 8 in the
morning until 5 in the evening.
July 9-6t JOHN L. BROOKS.
The editor of the National lntelligencer
will insert the above six times.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
Bank Of Alexandria,

july 6, 1873.
A DIVIDEND of four per cent for the
N last halt year, is this day decla-
red, and will be paid to the stockholders
in the institution, or their legal represen.
ta,iyes, Oh Thursday the 9Th inst.
J. L. M'KENNA. Cash'r.
July 2 3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
TO r.xE STAINS OUT OF LINEN.

Stains uccasioned by fruit, are readily
removed from the clothes, by wetting
them, and placing them near lighted brim-
stone--a few matches viii answer the
purpose. Tie su'phgrous gas extracts
the Eark.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
sSE Exchange Coffee House fkX
MARINE JOURNAL, M6N
PORT or .aLEHa.TDRLa...JtlLY s.
CLEARED,
D-.J Wohl, S,Iar,

Brig Rapid, Webb, Salem.
Schr. Traveller, Richards, Bath.
ARRIVED, 9Th INST.
.Schr. Henry Clay, Pabbot, l days from
Black Boards Island, coast OF Georgia,
with timber fer the navy yard. Left brig
Spartan, Gilmore, to sail in Is days for
this port. Lon. 18, lat. 50, 10, spoke schr
Mary, from N. York, bound TO Savannah.
British Packet Queensbury, from Fall
mouth. ar. at New-York 9th inst. reports,
June g, lat. 46, lon. 81 80, spoke ship
New-Jesey, la days fromLiverpool, bound
to Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
Shoes, Sc.

TEN cases mems, women's and child
n ren's leather and morocco shoes, and
boots and bootees.
ALSO,
Ladies' straw bonnets Of latest fashion,
Just received, and for sale at low prices
by JOHN KETTELL & Co.
July 9 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
Muscoyado Sugar.
John III. Ladd s Co.

John II. Ladd s Co.
HAVE received per schnrs sally and
III Resolution, and Offer Tor sale,
so bags green coffee
s hhls eth proof Grenada rum
Also per schr Merino,
. pipes Cognac brandy
9 hhds w [ Rum
"a bbls N E Rum
10 bbls muscovadN sugar
Z chests young hyson tea
Is boxes sperm candles
Bags pepper and pieces Russia sheetiDgs
June z 2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09

rfo.a t.s ...ader infant to the aged mo.
tier Iibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
BY last Evenings Mail.
Nsu- York, July 6.
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.

ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON
The U. S. ship OF the line Washington,
Com. Chauncey, arrived in our harbor yes
,erday afternoon, and anchored at the qua
rantine ground about sunset. She sailed
from Gibraltar 23d May, and came by way
Of Madeira, which she left thirty two days
since. Com. Chaunccy, and some of the
officers came up to town yesterday after
noon. We learn that the crew are all in
good health.-The residue Of the squad.
Ion had not arrived at Gibraltar, but were
mOmently expected. Thomas D. Ander.
son, Esq. late Consul at Tunis, and Mr..
Henry Ogden, OF this city, are passengers
in the Washington. l.Hsre. .39V.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-09
Rum.

/. Rum.
II .ANDlNG this day frou, sloop Ocean,
Ia from Norfolk, and FIR sale BY
NEWTON KEENE,
2 hhds Antigua aud Jamaica Rum
very old June II