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which he will sell very low, for Crsh
Among which sre--s0ps,hne aud common Broad
cloths and assmefes staple and fancy colors sur.
iins Cords and stockinsne,s !, and veive,s utno
Fiannels; an assortment s.k, cotton, aud v0tsted
Hosiery Diapers and ,Damrnaski ;eisgan,, shan Il.
with merino borders; do Merino Trimmings sup-
cr ves,ings, both silk and cotton blue and fancy
csiiooes Furni,uresi shir,ngs shee,ings .'Lute-
stsings aud sinchsws, Italian Canton Grapes Pop.
Inns general assortment OF Ribbons, do..tisnsl.
kerchieis; fancy, Brushes, do. vest Buttons Eom.
basins and BomhAaets Hearth Rags, Tapesvsnd
Bobbms Combs brown Linens, by the piece or
yard. very cheap ts,ns and Needles, Fans ID iws
aud Guernsey Frooks; general assor,men Out.
tQaA. .-sf Al ..tt s4,sts ..i N tsf# q.
.aiso.--fancy Muslins 6 4sna ~ Canbrics very
cheap, and jaconet Cambria, one y-iss,er CHI. sper
than can be bought In this state Likewise-Ct,1 4.
from 2s3 10 Cd yard. and some yard wide, 4 lG
All of which viii be sold low Cor cash only
Nh. Nv } 4. intending TO close his business
in this town, in order 10 commence sgaip sh, uexo
Fall al the souths ard, calls all those who se IN.
debted 20 him, either by note or book account to
settle the same, whou, delay, as he intends setA
,,s his business. provoas,o his leaving town M
those, who have demands sgains, him viii p'eAas
present lhem Tor payment Y S.
Newport, April oatt ~
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one ,housand copies thereof be printed, OF
which one copy shall be furnished to each
member of the present Congress, and the
residue shall remain subject 10 the future
disposition of Congress <
March ~, tsls-Apptoved, .t.,,
s...a... JAMES .NiONROEs
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WEW GOODS.
IoB SHERMAN as. just, opened

y E.I.'s@NE w 90 o ~ S,
Among which arc Calicoes. from is to 50 CnCs
hams, dsubie WIDTH from 2s6 TO 3s brown .Linens5'
b, piece and yard cambrc and narrow bm,,esS
rersians, very low superb Cassimeress Ni,c Cool
efss do shswis. large sises Irish i.nsps incn
CAm6ric and Lawn; iiousc and Hearth Brushcs
Cotton md Wool Cards consignment Of Broad.i
cloths and ss,nue,s, which be sold cheap fota
cash. Travelling T,unks. Cotton f,,rns- bed.icks
ing. &C. &c ~ a :.
4 general assortment of
Genuine Groceries and Lt0ckety Warc.
Newport, 4,h mo. tn, 1918.
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go ,DR. kELFE'S
ISL II lijATLG. Pills

40 proof of vharh fhe taio'sing nseresans csves
+ are sqomitied 10 pubic perusaI:
M 81, rE7@M iSON.f.
of Hanover, was g years -fiils ted with violent
p.in in his tight breast attended, AZ tunes with gres,
difficulty Of breathing, and wholly ipc sp,be Of al.
medicines. was cured and his heath perfectly res.
tored by 2 boxes of these pulls y ,ai
O AN ELDtRLY LADY, Va.
Her daughter, and gs md daughter, of Boston,
were each dreadfoy Afflicted win asthma and diff
Guilty Of bret,hhg, all OF them cured anu re-
stor d ,capeifect health by z boxes
Judge ----- of salem, bad been many years sr-
verely ,atnetli with violent cough and difficulty
of breatning, was cured by 2 hoxes his sleep was
restored on the second nigbt. which had been bIok
en- for many years 4 .t-.
a Lady Of Boston turned of 60, WIS severely
Afflicted with cough. pain in the aide, at times spit
ting Of blood, could no, Ne down in her bed for &
years. could not sleep bat at short Intervals
stored to perfect heslth on taking 3 boxes ... =,
These Pitts give install; ease IN all coughs, colds.
ss,hmas, difficulty Of breathing, vhre zing. tight
ness Of the chest strained stomach, copsumpt ion
pain 70 the side, spiitng of blood, chiIIiness and
shverings. the fore, unness OF ma fevers, &c
common colds are removedi in few hours, the rged
will experience relief equally agree able and instant
aneous. even when the ungs IN, cied CJ .3sk
for 8 Dr. Reifes AsfhmA,ie Pills :, One Dor contain.
jng ~ piis frequently efsefs cure Tsprev~nf I'm.
position. the outside printed wtspper y signed "
4 Convey Observe Mss "a you vai1e heahh : Pre-
pared and sold Wholesale by the sole proprietor,
w Conway. chemist, No L. Bumstesd. Place,
Commop-street, Boston, q by special appointInentby
- SAMUEL w. vINSON, Drrggish
tt No ITO. Tnames-stresi, Newport
rtss sl =. A'so, By ..eF
Lernue' w Briggs, Br,slsi; Hercules whitney,
u Mason, Prorfdenee; u, es 4. Howes, Hindhom,
Greene. Ne9- LondoS isSac Bull, Haryords and
most druggists booksellers and post masters tbro'
out the United States. where may be had ali those
jn'fly esfeerzed and l,ghlg approved Medicines"
frepsred hy 4. conway rrsce One Dollar. or
SIX boxes tor hve dollars ~ boxes fr pipe doll
and ~ dozeo bottles for 700 'S'as4 Dss my
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81, 49,, HITS. ~,
GEORGL WANTON,

.-l,s Has for SAD, ~ 3
NHRN's 6ne fashionable EATS of various kinds.
AVA which he win sell at very low prices - MEMS
hDs and consoa ditto with wide brims --yeu,hs
and children's ditto --Also $3.50 S
Seheol, Books and PAPER H.angisgs.
All persons hAviag pnsettled Accoputs With C.
WAsrps, are requested to esli and settle the same
previous 20 the 6rst day Of April next
Newport. Mareh IS -'Nt W ~
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Groceries Nood and Lumber.

FREEBORN & rnUkSrON,
\ lFFER for sale, Of their store and wharf, on the
- Point.,m yashp,gton slreet-a general assors.
ment of Groceries, Wood. and Lumber--among
which are the following
10 hlids. Molasses,
10 bbis. prime Beef, " 81
10 casks new Rice,
30 bbis Cider, 1s y
10 boxes Hartford Soap, l 4,
10 do Candles,
& bbls Currant Wine,
do Cherry Rum.
Likewise--50,000 metuh inlstle boards, of su.
perior qusi'ty i0u.0UD Yerasont shingles, Of The
first. second and third quatiiyi 10000 Eastern do
first and second qualify. 1000 Ciapbosrds-and
many other goods, 10 numerous 10 mention--ai
which viii be sold together, or at retail, as low ~
IN any part OF Ahis .own ~ .@s... Nav 90
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C0HTlfSyl0NcfS VONCe t.,,, ~
WE, the Subscriber havs been appointed, By.
w the Hon Court Of Probate, IN The town OF
ri,erton. in the county OF Newport, commissioners
receive and examine the claims " sinst the css
tate of JEkEMiAH TABEks Ysf A4tf s3a
late OF Tverton, dccessed represented psols enl. do
hereby give notice that SIX mon,hs, from he 9th
iDsl are allowed TO the crediiors Of said Esss,c 70
brihg ~ aud prove their wspectye csivps, md that
we Wili attend for that purpose. at the dweIingsh
houses Of Alpy s~d Maepbestef in ,T'vertop on the
ta't -e'urday 10 May Jul, and sePtsmbey nex,g
rsYLoa 1svkSroRr. t''r"'''D''sr'. =
All persons Indebted sa,d Es'ie of M lie ceass
ed. ATE called upon 10 mslkJ immediate p yuent ~
n RUTH fABEk, .idnssps"nirir.
t.es JAMES n .1ABER .idr'inssvofor.
Tiysrton,' April -, 1913 y.
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WILLIAM H. itATHBONE.

WILLIAM n. IA HbONE,
Has juss received and for SAFE ar his Dfathe
Naticai, Shin Chandievl anu Grocery Store,
Sign cf ar Qnad-0nt. 80. ..a.s.,,
No ~, TS5MEs srRkxS
.THE Strangers Guide to the ny
u of New-York ernoeished with a plan OF the
CITY. and raviugs of Public Buildings. &c --1iso
Bowdi,chs Practical Navigator, eth edition.; Bun,'s
American Coast Pilot Nautical Aimsnacks for 1913
and 1919 Qusdran,s, deub,e and single observa.
,ion Da and Night Telescopes; spy Glasses ,
binnscle. hanging AND survyor's Cotnpasses hour
halfhour and Iog Classes Cupter's scales and d-
yiders cases of Mathematical Inst. umen,s sea,
mans Jon nais Log Paper. shipping Articles Man.
iies,s, and other Blanks aud stalionsry--with q
complete Assortment sc sea Charts add piipts
~ Also
II general .fsSso rfnc, Ct SEb Caandisyy anc
49, Grocefyrs.t.
,Ur Captains Of vessels and others are informed
that he intends keeping regular supply Of Mathe
ma,icai and ulicai Instruments, Navigation Books
and Chsrts-wilh every article useful tor M Sers
Of Vessels and Sesmen. $50 If ~ Jan. -
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**x NJ ~ ADVEK llSLMLNI

\NHEN cure for one dollar, pr q, most for Two
w dollars, can be obtained for cough. cod,
assescs. difficulty Of brsashiug, ~ Illness Of the
chest, whee sing. pam in the s'de sp'.''ng Of blood
strained stomach. &c. must it no, be matter Of
sufprize that we see the obituary daily sseIIed with
deaths occasioncd principally b, colds On un aser-
age az tsost t az.
-. One Hrna, d q F.ns thousand Ft,sOns
die annually Of consumption originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, then Off
Guilty Of speaihng and pain in Tie side, al length
The lungs beeoms Affected, consumption sues, and
death closes .lhe scene A)ssl too often doe pre.
judiee. by listening TO some ~nd adopting the opn:
ion OF othe prevail thereby preventing trial of
such medicmes IS might >fo'd relief. under The
idea that no reieR Can be obtained Scarce case
occurs but may be relieved by the timely appIica
tion of lr.
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Subscriptions or nhe Presidents Ioar
reeefved al this office.
'.' PRIATI-,0i, @ez kird., ezsep:es IN
a safisfasfory a.s7xcr, &C nis Office.
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1reqv SHIP Lhdpdr,y y and Grocery Stare.
JOHN Dt.bLOlS,
NFORMs his friends and the pubic that he has

>FORMs his friends and the pubic that he has
i opened
Smn Chandiery and Grocery Sore,
AT No 81, IAAMKs-sTREsT
opposite'the store ofJoseph Briggs, Esq--where he
will keep constantly on hand. general assortment
of articles in ne. together with ssor,ncnt
Of se &c ed Crockery--ali OF which he will sell on
az rcasonable terms. as they be purchased al
any store in this town. Newport, jan 2S, 1919
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Wan pspAnTAgsr,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Pension Offiee, March 20, 1873
Ra'e. and regulations for sa5sianfdhne eialns Per
irons 80 be ebservsd under she iav Of Concress Of
he ish Of .'iareh. 1913, ris - p a4
k>d COMMISSIONERS of officers, and
i ihe discharges Df the regular soldiers Of The
srny OF the he, outton. (if in exslAnce) spplydnp
for pensions under the sboyr scl, viii, syery ~,
stance, be furnished 10 the War Department, Ard
the signatures Of the respective judges certifying N
these cases. mast be sttested Ny the seal Of he
Courts where such Judges preside The person sp-
pyns for pension to DECLARE cndey OATH, before The
JcJge. that. from his reduced cincamstances, lac
needs the assistance of bis country for support:
Approved. q CALHOUN
IJ The publishers Of the Laws will give The A.
boye insertion IN their respective papers for two
months. .t-s April s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-10

Rev. Mr. Mcclure, do; Fredericksburg.
Rev. Blair 4. Rice, Presb. Gu. Richm'd.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson, do. do. Fred'g.
Rev. MIR. james, Baptist Church, do.
: Rev. Mr.. Hemphill, Meth. Church, do.
@M. L. wEExs purposes to meet the
citizens of Loudoun, on MONDAY next, at
their courthouse in Leesburg, and with per-
mission of the magistrates, preach SES-
SION Sermon, at eleven o'clock.
As single leak sink, many gallant ship
so single vice sinks many promising
youth, burying at once both themselves and
tender parents and sisters in bitter heart
rshding sorrows. These horrible TRACE:
dies, now so frequently, indeed daily &C.
curing in the first families, should suggest
to all true lovers Of youth the exceeding
charity of placing the aforesaid most elo-
quent sermons in the hands of their chill:
dren. Who can tell but God may render
them the happy means Of arresting the
progress Of all damning vice, and Of ami.
mating to those divine virtues which alone
lead to riches and true glory?
alexandria, December 10. =.
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10 the Public.

4 CERTAIN person, named BaursL,
N is now exhibiting in Alexandria, and
other places, with the imposing profession
Of "Er-.aisotiats Of M: S1aNISL~aS. 4"
This is to give notice, that l have no con-
neyion, whatever with him, and that he
merely assumes the outline of my plan,
for the purpose Of impfessing belief that
he is IN possession OF the secrets OF my art,
Whatever he pretends to, throughmy cefs;
bri,y, is palpable imposition. Said Bru'
mel has also had the impudeuce to copy my
bills, so as to make il appear that he had
performed in Europe, and in New;York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore Sc: IN which Pla-
ces be never appeared lh any other charac-
Ter than that Of iemp-lfghter. As witness
my hand, at the City Of Washington, this
9th day Of December, 1878.
STANISLAS. Seaf(
JPrinters, in Alexandria, Richmond. :,
Fredericksburg and Petersburg, will copy
this three times, and present their bills for
payment to the Gazette Once. City of
Washington. Dec. 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-10
To the Public.

TT Is with heartfelt regret that am un-
L der the dire necessity Of taking this
measure to vihdlcate my character against
the enormous publication that Joseph Smith
has come out with his known and wilful
falsehoods, as be states them. am not at
all surprised at his conduct, when II is TO
him / feel that ] owe as the author Of all
my troubles, by silely striving, TO injure
and destroy py character: will here state
the nature OF his obligation. On the 18th,
Of September, 1916, / left in the hands Of
Joseph Smith, 1900 dollars, as in care, as !
was going sor,e distance into the conatry.
At that time be gave me an Obligation, as
follows -" Alexandra, 18th Sept'r. 1915,
Received Of E. w. Jackson, sixteen Hun.
dfed dollars, which we viii account to him
for on demand. Joseph Smith T. Son. !
received Hoo dollars by two checks on the
Union Bank Of Alexandria, between the LIST
and I4th November, 1916; the balance re-,
mains due yet. As never stood in need OF
il till my return of the last voyage in the
Mary, and Joseph Smith was then in fhes
western country, | let It stand till his ne:
turn, supposing he would make no hesita.
ton about il but whenever / did address
myself to him, be either did not deisti 10
speak to me, Or else few into a great pas.
sion, threatening to sue me for damasesbe
cause | brought passengers, although 1 had
paid all but 10 dollars, for the purpose of
keeping, peace, until he should return from
the western country. believe the people
Of Alexandra, in general, you'd euppose
that il Joseph Smith cancelled his obiiea-
ton, he would not leave it standing in FIJI
force against him. Hope to hear no more
from him; but If do, / shall be under the
disagreeable necessity Of coming out Wild,
matters Of fact. ...ri,
;. ELISHA W. JACKSON.
December 8 a..
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Romulus Riggs
BLINKING HOUSE,
BROKERS' OFFICE,

Bridge-street, Georyefozrn.
THIS is intended as permanent estab-
Il lishment, and the community will find
it one of the greatest cohvenences in the
United States, and Of great public utility.
At this house the fail exchange on the dIfe-
rent bank notes from every part Of the union
can a. all times hs1sd: Il IS to be hoped
that, by the oRftlfioas of this office, the
community will GET lid Of ahostof Shllocks,
Shaves, Secret and Running Brokers', who
iniest the District, frequently proclaiming
the failure of country solvent banks, for the
express purpose of purchasing the notes OF
such institutions at great discounts. Bush
ness under the following heads VIII be trans
acted. Ibis establishment possesses finds
to negotiate for any amount, aud all BUSH
ness done for cash.
list. All bank checks, bills at sight, post
notes not due, and bank notes from all parts
Of the United States, bought and sold... ,
: Cd: All notes, bills of exchange, divi:
dends and interests, collected and RENTED
according to orders.
Sd. The notes OF the United States bank
and all of its branches received at par.
18th. Strangers, citizens, and others, may
deposit current money for safe Keeping
anu il lett for thirty days, or longer, will
receive at the rate Of six per cent. per an
mum for the same:
9th. All business in the line Of money
broker promptly attended to for small
commission.
!, 9th. All southern and western traders,
bringing to the district large sums Of south
ern and western bank notes, can deposit
Tor safe keeping, and draw for the same as
may suit their convenience.
fth. Prompt attention paid to the orders
Of all respectable brokers and exchange Of
fees throughout the United States-who
will please to favor me occasionally with
their rates Of exchange on bank notes and
bills. -. - Georgetown, Dec. 9.
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Haskingtor,, Dec. 8.

Haskington, Dec. 8.
Mr.. EoIroR-l read in your paper an ac-
count of Mr.. Brunel's Performance at the
Theatre in Alexandria. went to see this
juggler's exhibition at Mr.. Gibson's Hotel,
in this city, on Friday evening last. He had
promised to the public, through the medi-
um Of large bill, that he would cause Sc
verai articles to disappear from before the
eyes Of his spectators, and that the same
should be found in any part of the city that
might be requested by the company pre-
sent; which experiment he calls the ne plus
ultra. The curiosity OF the audience was
much excited by the anticipation Of this
pretended extraordinary feat; when, after
few tricks Of legerdemain, badly execu-
ted, this new sorcerer borrowed from the
company different articles, and (no doubt
by some coniederacy said that the articles
should disappear, and be found on the plat
form OF the stable at the presidents house
(the place assigned by the spectators). l
do not know that bis partner made 4 mis-
take, and took the wrong read but this
do know, that the carriage returned and the
articles were not found; The audience
quit the room very much dissatisfied, and
left the jugglef disputing with three men,
who, il is supposed; had supped too much.
As friend TO the innocent, who may be
gulled by the articles of this pretended
philosopher, | have given this article as a
caution. Yours, &c. IT.
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Salt, Rum; 6c.

ASO SACKS Liverpool ground alum salt
"o 1900 bushels do do do do
100 sacks g.. do fine do do
80 puncheOns Sd pr fine favored West
lndia Rum ,. sugars
so bids ist and I'd quality fnuscovado
500 bags prime green coffee
600 reams wrapping paper . y,
GOO lbs Spanish fiotant and Bengal indigo
go quarter casks sweet Malaga wine
40 casks London refined salt petfe
e bbls North Carolina honey
GOO lbs do beesWax
Ganpowdei, imperial, young Tyson and
Tyson teas old Jamaica spirits and cognac
brandy; old port and Madeira wine.
Ground and race ginger; pepper; alum
Pimento; nutmegs !, cloves J eopperas
Best -four for family use-.with 4 general
assortment Of GROCERIES-afl Of which
ne offered for sale on moderate terms, by
BRYAN HAMPSON & Co.
September 8 3m
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John Jackson & Co.
OFFER FOR SALE,

offer FOR SALE,
~ 100 kegs 8's, los, Is's, lib. twist
tobaeso-just received per schnr Dolphin,
from Richmond, superior quality and war
ranted
go barrels Albany ale, very fine
10 bales cloths, cassimeres, aannels,
burlaps, dab cloths, &c. &c.--per sloop
Mechanic, from New York.
IN STORE,
Rum, gio, brandy, wines, almonds, FL
berts, wrapping paper, &c. &c.-on terms
to meet the views Of purchasers, it is pre-
sumed, as they will be made very accom-
modating. Dec. 4.
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Notice.

TIME subscribers continue to act as FRO!
Il KEkS, at their Office, corner of Fair
fax and Prince streets. They decline ma
ki6g any lengthy, pompous parade, a, to
their capabilities in tran.acting the business
appertaining to them: and they will for
bear running" their Riggs on any members
of the vocation which existing circumstan-
ce, have prod&ed.-But they will resist
any spirit Of monopoly that may shew itself
IN the profession. Moneys deposited with
them will be as safe asst any bank in town
for which they viii allow, if it remains in
their hands thirty days, at the rate of eight
HENDERSON T. FITZHUGH.
December 10 50. St
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Engineer Department,
WELLINGTON. De-

Z Washington, Dec. 2, 1878.
CEALED proposals will be received at
- this department until, 28th february,
1919, for delivering at Old Point Comfort,
Chesapeake Bay, 30, 900 percbes Of Build
ing Stone, and 2ooo tons of White Free
Stone, Of the most durable quality: to be
delivered before the first day Of January,
1881. tSigned) w. X, ARMlSTEAD,
Lieut.. Col. Commandant Engineers.
December en-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-10

r AM informed tina. Elsa W. Jackson
i holds my receipt for 1900 dollars, and
that he has offered the same id bis sche-
dule, stating there Is Ode Oh said receipt
500 dollsti; which il Known to him to be q
wiliii falsshoods that stety cent was paid
him, and on d settlement, Nov. l4th, 1916.
he owed me 4 balanee OF l6l dollars and
81 cents, which actount be has, and two
subsequent ACCOUNTS, on which he s: now
in my debt. =, JOSEPH SMITH.
December & - 81
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To ShiD-Owners,

MASTERS OF VESSELS 4 OTHERS:
THE subscriber (late from Eng land ma
Il thematical instrument maker, offers
his services to clean and repair all sorts OF
SHIPS Compu'ses, Quudraats, Ssrtants, re.
in the best manner, at his house on Prince
street, between Pitt and St. Asaph streets.
Oct 81 DANIEL MUNRO.
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~&N Exchange Cq6se-Houss >SN
.&&M ARINE JOURNAL. M
PORT OF .aLEX.ayNDRLa.. December !

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. December 8.
ARRIVED,
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, g days FIN Balti:
more; assorted cargo, to merchants Of the
district.
CLEARED,
Ship Pocahontas, Rowland, Brazil.
America, Lucket, Madeira and Bra
iii.
Schr Seneca, Cammet, with a cargo of
sugar, beef, plaster, sc. from Portland, for
this port, went IN shore on Cape Henry,
I'd. Vessel lost: part Of her cargo, it is
expected, will be saved.
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Drugs. Medicines, &c..

TNHE subscriber has lately received an
i addition to his stock Of drugs and me-
defines, and offers for sale a g&neral assort-
ment of first quality goods:
Spanish segars by the thousand, and 20
or SO boxes Of superior quality. Also, CO.
pal and japan $arnishes, warIantsd good.
Nov. e5 Il A.. B. DICK
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I.awrssbn. e. FowlS

I1AVE III sale. teciised per 6rg Iris,
II capt MsSo; Hun Boston; =.
lao tons plastyf pfris Told
pipes Sicily Nader, wine, 5 years
e bales tna,noodies, cassas f. Gag hkts
1870 casks nails, assorted sizes
40 barrels taphet.' oil; 10 do spermdo
40 boies mould candles
- Also, for tale, -
The cargo or sehr Milo, capt Thornaike, Of
: $50 casks fresh Thomastowh lime
-, g. Also,
The cargo of schr Factor, fr St AndfeWs,ef
900 tons plaster paris -
The cargo # schr fienry, Of =
500 casks lime
$4,000 feet lihibet
November IT. - - -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-10
Phiheas Janney
FPS EAR SALE

OFFERS FOR SALE,
~ Port wine in pipes, hhds. and quarter
casks, OF superior quality, imported in 1916
l.. P. Tenerife wine, tCullen brandy
in pipes, bids and quarter casks
Spermaeetf oil in tierees s. barrels
IS bids and tisrces Of whiting
40 kegs white lead
Is spermaceti brown
7 yerdigris
q Prussian blue
8 Jugs, 9 gallons each, copal varnish
case containing 6 feather beds, with
holsters and pillows
Swedss bar iron assorted; Fat bars from
1913 to inches wide, and from 3-8 to !
inch thick square do from 5-8 to 4 inches
Swedish steel Of excellent quality, in
bundles II IL me 7th'