davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16
By the President Of the Unit
ed States.

WHEREAS, by an act of Congress,
passed on the 18th Of February, 1873,
entitled san act making provisions ioi
he establishment. of additional Land
Offices in the Territory OF MISSOURI !"
the President of the United States is au
thorised to direct the public lands which
nave been surveyed in the said territory,
10 be offered for sale:
Therefore. !, JAMES MONROE, Pres'
|dent OF the United States, do hereby de-
clare and make known, that public sales
Tor the disposal {agieeably to law, OF Ger
tain lands in the territory. Of Missouri
shall be held as follows, viz; Al 81
Louis, in the said territory, on the hrsI
Monday in August, October, December
February and April next, and three weeks
after each Of The said days, for the sale
Of lands in the lana district Of st LOUIS
Thirty townships shall be offered at each
sale, commencing with the most eastern
ranges ives Of the fifty principal merldi'
an line, and proceeding westerly.
Al the Seat Of Justice Jor Hoaara
County. in the said Territory, on the frs
| Monday i'll September and Novembel
next, and three weeks after each OF tht
said DAYS. for the sale Of lands III tlls
| land district of Hopufd County. Thirty
townships shall be onered at each saies
The first to be in square form, aud Il
include the seat OF justice OF the sale
tcounty, as NEARLY in the centre as th'
situation of the surveys will admit, aht
the second Immediately cas-, of the FIRST
and in the same iurm; excepting iron
sale in each district the lands which have
rlbeen Of may be reserved by law for othe
purposes.
Given under my hand, at the City o
Washington, the thirieth day y
April, one Thousand eight nun
i dred and eigh,een.
i JAMES MONROE
| BY the President:
JOSIAH MEiGS,
! commissioner of the General Land Ofict
j AZ Printers Of Newspapers who are Az
; thorised 10 publish the Laws Of the Cr
Tied States, will lnsert the ahp'c once
week till April next and send their bin
| TO the General Land Office Tor paymen
MA map Of the above Lands may o
had (previ to the sales) at the t,ch'
j raj Land Caicss in the Missouri Ierf
5 tory. lhe Map is now engraving tor
j JtjilN t..hHist.t LIS.
Chief Clerk, General Land of
y May g. lap.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16
BY the President Of the e.
nited States.


Whereas by an actof Congress passed
on the Sd OF March, 1915, entitled" An
act TO pruvis for the ascertaining and
surveying oi the boundary lines fiNed by
the treaty with the Greek Indians and Tor
other purposes, the Presiden, Of the y
States is authorized to cause the lands
acquired BY the said treaty TO be offered
Tor sale when surveyed: aud whereas
part OF the said lands have been survey
ed
Therefore /, JAMES MONROE,
President ofthe uniied States. do hereby
declare & make known, that public sales
Tor the disposal Of certain lands south Of
the Tennessee river and III the dislric; Of
Madison county, Shall be held at Hunts
willie in said county IN Alabama territory,
wiz.
On the trsi Monday in July next, foi
the sale of the lands in ranges !, 2, 3, 4,
5. On the first Monday in November
next, for the lands III ranges 10, | ], -,
IS, 4 ; excepting such lands as are Or
lshall be reserved according to law, for
the support Of schools and for other pur-
poses. Each sale shall continue open for
two weeks, and no longer, shall COM
menee with the section, township and
range ofthe lnwest number, and proceed
i'm regular numerical order.
Given under my hand at the city OF
Washington, this 3lst day of March
1878.
i JAMES MONROE.
BY the President,
i JOSIAH NEIGS.
! Coa'R's Of The I'm. Lad Office
| April ii--tASt0
] Printers who are authorized to pub
Ilish the laws of the Uniled States viii
publish the above once week till Octo
ber next, and send their bills to til,
. General Land Once for payment.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16

$ 20 He ard.


Ahscondrd from my service, on the
fourth day Of July, negro girl named
hester Green. about % years II age. &
" no has about six years to serve. She
has blcnish on her left eye, and is about
middle size. She had on when she left
u 3 house white straw bosnct, trim
med with lilac ribbon, new striped
chIntz irock,a cambria muslin petucoat
tea colured Morocco shoes, and white
cotton stockings
The yboye reward will be paid to aoy
one who viii apprehened Heater and
lodge her 10 the Jail oil the city OF Phil.
adelphia.
Betsey h. sprogeH,
,HoN1itf,.ia&
n. p. All persons are forbid 10 harbor
said gil. August l. St.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16
BY the President,
JOSIAH MEIGS.

Eomm'r 81 tie GIN. Land UNcf.
ar7a Printers Of newspapers, who ar
authorized o. publiah the laws D! the Z
nited States, will insert the above once 4
week ill October next and send thei,
bills 10 the General Land CIiicc for pay
ment.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16
ny me President d The United
Sfnt1S.

Hhereas, by an actof Congress, passed
IN the ! 9th OF Decenber, 1871 J., eitil.cd
I. Al act extending the time for opening
the several Land Offices established III
he territory Of Orleans" the Prrslden1
Il the T. ,iied Stats, is AUTHORISED 10
cause the land Offices in the said terrific
~ (now state OF l.ouisiana) 10 b. opened,
apu the and oIitred toy sate:
therefore, James Monroe, President
nf the United states, do her by declare
aud make known, that public ssles shall
b. hCld i, }nglnusas, III the SKATE ns Lou
,saaa for this disposal Of the following
lands, agrceaoi, 10 law, in The western
land district OF Louisiana, viz:
On the tirst Monday in December
.aext, for the sale Of townships No.
and Soulh o. the base { . 4 S
and 2 Worth Sline in ran 2 3 S 6
North ges S
West 1T Ire principal meridian.
On the irs, Monday in February next,
for the sale Of iov s4hips
3 sa"tn ofthe base )
s ~nnrh line in ran 3 IS s
is7 s 9 70 South Tges SO
II Sonth a
- South 5
West Of the pr;ncipa! meridian.
the suppor, ( Sci COS ard E.. uthr, pun.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16
Air Furnace.

Notice to the Public.
The Air Furnace in Wilmington,
Delaware, is now in complete operation,
and ready to receive orders of every
kind, by the former owner.
Samuel Eald7Uin.
April 1T
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16
BY The Ptes'nent !;
JOSIAH ssIl}GS.
I3y tie isp~l4, 1T 81 The I
s1iates.

ssiases.
W9ERAAs. BY sn act Of Congresl
naesed On tie tll Il tla, 81 Nialct,, 1918,
e3fitisd tn 40 i, otlt1 for tac -;,,r-I
Ia NE 40 Surveying Il the i.ouhlaryl
ltjs, iXed in We treaty wItE tile Cieck
1hai ~. and lsr Other purposes, thel
pfcsl.e,.l 81 the U Ssates is authoriscu
TO tausr TX lands, acquired BY the sad
trea0 10 be offered t"r sale, when sur
vetta;
therefore, I, JAMES MONROE. Presi-
dent of The u. States, do her, Oy tieciare
and sn@s ! k4pwn: lt:a' pu9iic sales iyr
the disposal (aEree4bly b .a@)ot certain
Iaacsia h- Alabama territory, shall be
h-d al & ahAla, in the sand ttrriiery. o.
ill., if,, Aioljay il January next. and
shan Continue Tor three weeks, during
white time vii br offered iur sale.
la.pnsA,ps ngaabey't 9 to L6 iacllsizeiu ra,ge 5
10 b IN q
10 10 Is in Z
exceln such lands as have been reserved
by LAW ior the support Of schonis, and tor
o.ne, purposes. i,e land shall be ODER
ed for sale IL regular numes'cal ord I
Commencing VITA che lowest humber o.
ssc,i,n. township ana rangs,
Ci,en uGtir, my hans, Al the City o
" Washington the TIN day Of Jnly
onr Thousand eight hundred ant
eighteen,
JtAiEs MONROE.
By the president
y. Mftlf'S.
Commissioners Of the Gen. Land Oflice
Pointers VITO aie az horlzed to p,ibi,s
the VS. OF the United States will pohiis
the above once . week till the first {
January next, aud send heir oils TO tn
General Land oilce for payment.
iJ.V 2j--wtJ
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16

August Slim
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
Newport. Jan. 90.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

FROM SOUTH ANEhlCh'
Arrived at this port this forenoon, Inc
Yiuer, Peles Aborn, of Providence, mas
ter, from Buenos Ayres from whence
she sailed on the 9th December. 20 ma-
terial occurrence in the affairs oil the
cosntry had taken place since the last
accounts. Things remained in sfata quo
Some little skirmishing frequently took
place on the frontiers between tie Pa
riots and Royalists, in which tie former
were generally represented to be 'icio-
rious.
enclose you list of vessels lett at
the time the Viper sailed.
Left at Buenos Ayres, Dec. 6. ship
Globe. Harrison, Of Baltimore. loading
for n. York; big Henry. MeIGron, OF
Hartford. to sail 10 6 or weeks; ship
Orris, Pease, OF New York, anct.; schr.
Patriot, Thompson, Of Baltimore, do. =
ship Augustus, Baker, do. do; ship An
gustus, Oliver, of Philadelphia, do. do.
ship Bordeaux, Chase, of \. Y condemn
ed /; ship George Washington, Yeardlsy,
of Philat. unct schr. Ellen Tcoker.
Pond, of n. York, do; brig Charlotte,
Bartlett, of n. York, just arrived; ship
Manhattan. of Bait. do. schr Highhye',
Coleman. do. The brig llesicr, Mason,
q! \. York, was about 10 sail from Monte
yideo; ship Diomede. Page. OF Salem.
sailed for Behia t~o weeks previous.
Markets at Buenos Ayres very dull.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07

as the congress Of the United States en-
tertain high sense of the tried integri'
ty. as rsn as of the civil nnd'military cir
ties Of Arthur 81. Clair, late president ?t
the congress and commander in chief Of
fhe army Of the United States, 'rt'"'
they learn 10Th regret, has been reduced by
misfortune 10 e.rtrems poverty" This
was nesatived by 81 to 81. History,
however, is an habtual tell-tale, and will
not lail on this occasion to speak the
Truth.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
THE FLOWER OF LOVE.

THE FLOWER OF LOVE.
,Tis said the rose is Loves own flower,
It's blush so bright, rs thorns 50 many;
And winter on its bloom has power,
But has not on its sweetness any.
For though young Loves ethereal rose
Viii droop on Ages wintry BOSOM
Yet still his faded leaves disclose
The fragrance Of their earliest blossom.
But ali! the fragrance lingering there,
IS ike the sweets that mOurnIul duty
BestOws, with sadly-sOothing care,
70 deck the grave of Bloom andBeauty.
For when its leaves are shrunk and dry,
lis blash extinct, to kindle never,
That fragrance is but Memory's sigh,
That bceathes of pleasures past forever.
Why did not Love the amaranih choose,
That bears no thorns, aud cannot Pc
rishs
Alas! no sw eets its flowers dilfuse,
And only sweet. Loves life can che
rish.
But be the rose and amaran:h tWin'd,
And Love, their mingled powers ASST
ming,
Shall round his brows chaplet bind,
For ever sweet, tor ever blooming.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
~ Erckcnge Cc6se Hous' ,Kfg.
lGNARiNE JOURNAL. &es.

PoRToF ALEXANDRIA -. FEBRUAfT y.
Brig James Monroe, Hall, 'S DAYS
from Providence, ar. at Charleston s"''
January. Reports, spoke Oh the lStn, ="
the northward of Cape Hatteras, az ~
glish schr from Bermuda bound to A!e%-
aniria.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
IAIYsT FROM THE ARMY.

By an intelligent gentleman direct
from the south, we learn that the detach-
meut Of militia under the command OF
Gen. Glascock, arrived at camp Cum
MING, five miles this side the nearest
settlement OF Chewaws) on the lth in
slant, and it was thought would proceed
Immediately to a place opposite tie first
settlement, there to await the orders OF
Gen. Gaines. IN engineer had been des-
patched to superintend the building OF a
fort, it WIS cOnjectured, at R'ackshear's
works, 6 miles in the rear Of camp Cum
ming) or at the most eligible situation
near there on the Flint river, to which
place the army will Immediately march
when erected. Gen. Gaines was still at
Hartford on Tuesday last.
l.NRisdgeriAe Reflector.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
MARRIED,

On Thursday evening lss., BIS The Rev.
s. II Cone. Mr.. ELIAS i. WATENnousE'
Of Portland, (D.M.) to Miss ALIcsSARI
WRIGHT, daughter Of the late capt. SEN
Cartwright, of this place.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
-~ " @SS @ :

30 The President of the House Of
Industry acknowledges, with thanks, tue
receipt Of Ten Dollars from some Ut
known benevolent person. Feb.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
Robert Gray,

HAS just received a supply o. SUR, r.
III fine, fine and common WIKI IL"
and LETTEP PAPER, which he - =
for sale by the resm or sIncle Gri''. ,.
reduced prices for ca,h Feb:a-'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07

Of the administration are still! great; aud
that old Virginia and fine Kentucky may.
at next cencousse. obtain good prices.
hOTTINGUER 4 Co. Of Hayre'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
The following article was commuuica-
ted to us by gentleman of this CITY.
W L. Uaily .ldper.

The following article was commublca-
ted to US by gentleman of this city.
W I. Dai.y Alder.
Law proposed by the king of the Neither.
lands, and to he discussed in the as.
sembIy of the states general.
The Tea Company to be dissolved, 10
return the money to the subscribers with
5 per cent. interest.
The Tea trade free.
The duties on imports Of teas from
China to Batavia in Dutch vessels, and
il ca Dutch accounts, f. 10 per $50 lbs.
for bOhea aud ordinary congo, of which
the value does not exceed 2Os and ST per
100 lbs. tor the other sorts. Imports by
foreign vessels to pay ST and l6f per 100
lb'. Exports pay only label duty is per
cent. Of the value or 3 l2 per 100 lbs.
Transit prohibited.
Al holders Of licenses on which the
teas are Imported before the 18Th Oct
1918, will haze the tea at their immedi-
ate disposal, and will have to pay the
duties as imported by Dutch vessels.
From Refs PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
observations on the ConcOursc of Tobac.
CO, held at Paris on the 9Th Nav.
The tenders sent on this occasion a.
mounted to
$500 hhls. American tobacco, and
100000 lbs. Indigenous do.
sut of which quantity the administrator
purchased 1880 hhds. and 100000 ID.
Of these 1880 hhds.
240O hhds. were provided by Hayre
500 Bordeaux
60 Marseiles
$50 NantZ
1880 hhds. most Of which existing in
our en,repots.
The s4OO hhds. sold at Havre were
composed of
1860 hhrls. Kent'y. rated at 40 a 1857.
SIS Georgia, do. $50
lG5 Virgil ia, ord'y. 100
50 Carolina, l55
24Oo
All the parcels o. good virginia ten
dered, we're refused not so much on ac-
count Of their being held at 1870 1907.
as because (though Of 1879 they have not
acquired sufficient ripeness for immediate
use; an advantage of which Kentucky
tobacco of last years crop only was found
DnsspSead Annthar cansp vhi oh conf ~ =
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
Extract Of letter, from gentleman in

Extract Of letter, from a gentleman in
the army to the editor, dated Canp
Cumming. Jan. IA.
I" We arrived here after fatigning
march of l2 DAYS from Hartford, 10 If
which raincd. The whole Of our march
has been through poor, fiat, pine woods
glades, where | have seen eight horses
frequently to wagon, which they mo-
we'd with difficulty. This detachment has
had constant, various and almost insur-
mountable difficulties to encounter. We
have had many false alarms, but no fight
ing ;; nor need there be any apprehension
of an attack A hostile party however,
is scouting the neighborhocd, consisting
of about so men, and have riiled the
house Of a friendly Cheehaw Chief. ID.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07

From the ng,c N6rst o.. lsliHeOurt."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-03
To Farmers and others.

"HE Subscribers, just arrived from
L England, respectfully inform the pub
lie that they have formed an establishment
at the upper end Of King -street, in the
town of Alexandria, where they propose to
execute extensively, and in the most i'm
proved mode now used, the following Me-
chanical branches, viz Mill work, OF eve
ny kind, hreshing machines, wheat fans,
with most kinds Of machinery, Wagons,
carts, ploughs, and every other implement
used in agriculture-to which they will add
the House Joiner's and Carpenters Work,
Threshing machines having become ge-
nerally useful in England and Scotland, il
presumed the American farmers will hnd
il their interest TO adopt them with the
aid of two horses and three men, they will
thresh fifteen bushels Of wheat every hour.
Their wheat fans differ from those in use
here, and it is believed they are On plan
better adapted TO the object. 0EThey in
vite the public to call and examine their
work, the neatness and durability OF which,
combined with great punctuality in execu-
| ting any orders they may be favored with,
will, they hope, entitle them to encourage.
ment and support.
6FFurther information respecting them
may be detained by applying TO .4nthony
Crease and james Fl. Hooe, esq'rs. by whom
they have been employed.
DINGLE, PERRY & CHARLES
October 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-03
Houses for Sale. Z
Valuable Land for Sale.

IIAVING more land in the tract on
II which reside than ! can farm to ad-
vantage, Twill expose TO public sale, on The
5th day of NOVEMBER next, il fair, II
not the next fair day, eight hundred acres,
divided into lots Of two hundred acres ::
each lot has seventy acres in wood ;--ot the
cleared land one hundred and fifty acres are
in clover, AMI two hundred in rye and
wheat. This land is situated ten miles be-,
low Alexandria, and is bounded north and
cast by Accotink creek, which separates the
lower part of il from Jonathan Jsnney's
mill, where the Alexandria price can DC,
had for grain.--ltis as terrible as any land
in the county, and as susceptible OF i'm
provement, by clover aud plaster, as any
| have seen. Persons wishing to view It
will call on the subscriber, living at Cedar
Grove, one mile below Janneys mill.
The terms will be one-third OF the pur-
chase money in hand, and the balance IN
two equal annual payments. The sale viii
take place 3, l2 o'clock. on the premises.
~ EDGAR MCCARTHY.
Fairfax CO. Va. October 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-03
Auction s Commission Store

NTATHL. P. BlXBY & co. respectful.
~ " inform their friends and the public
generally, that they have taken that large
and commodious store formerly occupied
by the late Mr.. Thomas Robinson, nearly
opposite The Union Bank, Bridge-st: where
hey will transact all kinds Of business in
The Auction and Commission line +; and as
they are determined to give their exclusive
attention to that business alone, those gen.
tlemen who are disposed to employ them.
have the best guarantee that they will be
fairly dealt by. They Aatter themselves
that punctual, dilgent, and correct atten-
ton. together with their general knowledge
of business, will secure TO them at least an
equal share of public patronage. Their in
tention is to avoid, as much as possible, re-
failing goods at auction. They are now
prepared TO receive goods OF every descrIp,,
ton, to sell at public or private sale, and
will attend TO sales Of property at any place
within the town.
Georgetown, September 25 F3m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-03
Gone to the Southwark OF
Westward,

A YELLOW WOMAN, called Celia
N Detcher, in the Esd year Of her age,
about 5 feet or 8 inches high-marks like
moles on the right side Of her face, which,
with several letters on her left arm, were
made with india ink. She is about four
months gone in state Of pregnancy-fol-
lowed her husband, Jim Clark, yellow
man, who was purchased from this place
and taken away in company with large
number of slaves, about two week ago, by
man Of the name Of Basset. II is sIppo-
sed they have gone to the westward: Celia
was born free, and had with her notarial
certificate Of herfreedom, and description
of her person. Her mother, the subscriber,
is much afflicted by her manner Of going a.
way, and desires that any humane people
who may chance TO meet with her, will
persuade her 10 return, being apprehensive
that when she gets into strange country,
where she will be unknown and out OF the
reach Of her friends and those who would
be likely to protect her, attempts may be
made by some avaricious and unprinCipled
persons, TO deprive her Of her liberty, and
sell her for q Stare. Should any such at.
tempts be made, fifty dollars reward will
be paid to any person who will eommuni-
cate such information as shall lead to the
conviction of the offenders, and the recove-
HANNAH DETCHER.
Alexandria, October 6, 1918.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-03
Alexandria. August 4.

WAS committed 10 thejail OF this Co.
Wv as a run away, negro man, who
calls himself JOHN WEAKS, and says
that he was born free in Prince George Co.
Maryland, that his mothers name is Sally
G-een, who lives near the road leading
from the Alexandria Ferry to the Eastern
Branch bridge, adjoining one Hen. Thomp-
son. He was committed to this jail on the
18th May1ast, and then called himself Will
liam Washington, but made his escape the
10Th. He is about 25 years OF age, 5 feet
Z inches high, stout made. Says he is known
to Mr.. Daniel Monkey, and Henry ThomP-
son, of Maryland. The owner is request
ed to come and prove his property, pay
charges, and take him away, otherwise ne
will be disposed Of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL, Tailor.
August law2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-03
Public Sale.

ON Thursday next, Nov. 5, at 10 A. NJ.
" will be sold at auction, on the premi-
ses, SIX LOTS OF GROUND, with the
improvements thereon. viz:
A Lot on Union-street, corner Of Fay:
cite alley, wooden building thereon, 655
feet front, 60 deep.
ga Lot OH Prince-street, adjoining the
Franklin Bank, with the house, &c. there
on, 81 feet front, rs deep.
ga Lot adjoining the same, unimproved
90 feet front, 100 deep.
4ALot on the corner of Duke and Co.
lumbus, unimproved, 60 feet front, 88 deep.
5 A Lot on the corner Of Duke and wa
ter-s:reets, 81 feet 10 inches front, Sc deep
6 A Lot Of ground on Fairfax-street, cor
ner of Franklin one fourth Of a square,
unimproved.
The above property will positively be
sold-except sold before at private sale.
For terms, apply to
FAXON, NETCALF & Co.
Terms will be made known at the sale.
October so t5N
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-03
:: !. :: Il :: :: !.
ForGtdrrh

THIs Snuff, as celebrated for its agree
i bic fragrance as for its efficacy in the
cure of recent catarrh and slow nervous
headache, is used and approved by the pre-
sent professor of chemistry in the universe
ty Of Cambridge, Mass and by some OF the
most respectable gentlemen 81 he iacpI.y
in the United States--lt is also particular
ly recommended by DR. Waterhouse, late
professor of the theory and practice Of ply
sic, IN the above seminary-~hose certltl'
cate accompanies each bott!e.-Sold BY
f0I JAMES KENNEDY e. SON.,
Sole Agents for Alexandria
September "a u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-03
Valuable Property.

NOR saie-That commodious three story
IL brick house on King-street; now in the
occupancy of Mr.. John Roberts.--Also
three Lots adjoining, with the improve
ments thereon. elegant Grass Lot
lately the property of Mr.. James Anderson,
containing 9 3-i6;hs acres.---And the
rigging, sales, anchors, cables, spars g. wa
ter-casks of the barque Mary, in parcels, or
the whole to suit purchasers.
Oct3I JOSEPH SMITH.