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The Portland gazette., 1818-12-22
NEW GOODS.
THOMAS CHASE,
Has JUST RECEIVED an additional sup

rlv of
English, ". T. Goods 6 Groceries.
too numerous to particnlarize. --iISO-
FACTORY YARN, blue and wbiie-and a
large supply Of FACTORY CLOTH.
-LIKEU ISE--
HOLLOW WARE-IRONo Of all sizas-Blis-
tered German and S.edes S SrEEL--wrot and cut
NAILs-narrow AXES (made by Thaxter)-6
by 10 and by Window GLASS-small assort-
ment of HARD WARE.
FISH-SALT and sperm OIL &c. sc. &c.-Al
which viii be sold very low for Cash. or any kind
Of Country Produce Northyarmouth Dec. 10
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-22
STAHES.

TENHF Subscribers wish 70 contract for 100 thou
a sand w. 0. Hogshead Slaves and Heading,
dimensions according to Law, for which cash viii
be paid, to be delivered by the Goth of March
next. HENRY SMIFH & CO.
Portland, Dec. "A, 10 8.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-22
NOTICE.

70 fhe Jusfces cfthe Cirem, Ca.
mon Pleas, for the f,st Eo,,s. e.
begun and holden az Por,lo,g - es's
J0r ne county Of Camberiand. \ 80 :
Tuesday ofAovcm5er, "A D ,a,a .,
uUMfLY SHEN, JOSEF h n 49, -
4 L NJ ry Noyes, eylewom.n - asn
me sch Ant. 10 rig AAA
Taae Noses AsIt 4
- b,um ~
sA'1 e''sS sh et Ifems : : !,
10 Mmon via
pes unkaoun. s
se'e ana ai'ely second 80
Fes flain trsr Ii /. .r@. t''1s
NJ ien of Silas Fs.ts ' r !
Fly hs.s eta ,r.c, u,s.. p.'l Y !
hundred acres, in Du.e !. Sc
- tit acres ae bea,edsa bds.s y
-aesnamg It stake on r's ,hs : y
side o. he fo8d running thru s.id ss sn sas's'g'
the sou ,hws st rly eos6er OF the Ina s. : 's'sls
les, pureh4seeci one ahn Ws,d--,s.e s'R &
westerly filty rods sdlaung ssiA ,o.a - - e
Thence nofthessterg one huGdted sAe -
reds 90 stake thence scu heas,~,,, s = v
10 said Esiea' i4nd, and hence NJ
adjoining sid land 10 lie to.d. tbe 's'sls
men .ioned.--- 4 lso, in and ore 6f.s~s
re pectiyely OF sil lie res. SD rsSs.
sid noEthe &stefly half The sal.
Scges, which halt 8 BOUNDED Au, NV
the most northefly cOFaeg Of .,S
thence southwes, by he n, rthwes ~
sa,3 Lot, two hundred aad eigatyn,s IS
thence sou heast thFiy rods here. .aa't
to the County road which crosses s.1 IS
theuce " sad rod 10 he SOU hesss II.
ssi L.ot hence % thsast n s.ia Ars q.
hundred and we.ay nmS RODS, ID III -
corner OF SAID IL, hence cor hwest & i.
line of sAid 10 0 he bounds frst nsn'a
coping two Lois sold y Iht sdnim,,sal
tic estate Of IJsiAh No)ss, Eeq. dsces.A
On John Ws.d aud one Io.ish Dsy, I'd s.
excepting such part Of tir Iss, descfbeans
as was &c oft o james Meadef, hlosr, ps,.
ia risat.of lane Mctgih his wiie and M
N0ye by pertitlOn ordered and aecs1sds
thI4 CCut at he Term 0t The same hed pe.
band, aforesaid, ON tht h,st Tgsday of Ma
as, gas Now youl peutieaegs e, rsssn n
tLey csnn5t occupy and improve lheu respssm
sh res IN said trscls If Lasd as Aforesaid NJ
the sans Femsn IN commqn snd uasl.idsd Ii
they Ihe efore pay lhs 0o,lce nsy be nxsl
Ia due form Of law, and that then Iespscm
shsres as &toressid msy DC divided md sssa
to them 10 bold he sane in seyeFsll,.
EBENEZER EyLaaTT
AdonsY tor aid ? iaua
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-22

BLaNkS, for sale at 1hs Office.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-22

Waterford, Decembes 5
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-11-24
Officers Of the Senate.

John GaiIlard, President pro tempore
Charles Cuts, Secretary.
Mountjoy Bailey, Sergeant at Arms.
Henry Tins, Doorkeeper.
Officers Of the House Of Representatives..
Henry Clay, Speaker.
Thomas Dougherty, Clerk.
Thomas Dunn, Sergeant at Arms.
Thomas Claxton, Doorkeeper.
Benjamin Burch, Assistant do.
In the Senate, all committees are ap-
pointed by ballot; in the House Of Rep
resentatives. by the Speaker.
The Clerks in the Offices Of the two
Houses are appointed BY the Secretary
aud Clerk Of each House respectively
The Officers Of the Senate are elected
to serve during pleasure; those of the
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-11-24
SPANISH AFFAIRS.

Extract of letter TO the Editors q the
Norfolk Herald, from their obtglg
correspondent at Gibraltar, dated G'e
raltar, September 20.
The only news have to communicate
by this opportunity is the recent cnansS
OF Ministers at Madrid, which probably
may be an event of more interest than ma
ny are aware Of: time, however will snow
have before me, letter from MAC
rid, of the 5th inst. which says Onmy
return l found that III. C. Majesty naa
turned out of his employment, Messrs
PizarTo, Minister Of state, Garay, Off
nance, aud Faguera. The first has oee s
sent under stroag guard to Penslcoa Y
small Island on the coast OF SPain') .n'
second TO Saragossa, aud the third to VA
licia.-The first is replaced by the Mar
quis de Casa Yruio, (ad interim) OF famous
memory 10 the United States I'll AZ
pears that Pizarro had made during 'll S
short period he was in Office S5OO,Ou =
Zone half of which he received from !0nD
Bull for abolishing the slave trade,) pr
sides large presents 10 diamonds
"The ship Liberty, Martin, Of ypa,
port, will leave Cadiz IN few DAYS, ~
Philadelphia. The schr. Charles H. mar
lory. will sail hence for Norfolk in Ws'
days. The ship Pekin. Capt. Comeflo'u'
of Boston, has put into Malaga in DIS ,sa y
and will be condemned. The U. ,. sOOP
of war Peacock IS now here. !,
Gas it may interest their friends, Ssu'
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-11-24
In SENATE.
November 17h, 1918.
Mondau. Nouensbes re, Ielo

Monday, Nouensber le,. lele-
AT meridiau, Mr. Gaiiiard, of South
Carolina, the President pro tempore Of
the Senate, took the chair, and the Sec
rotary having called over the roll, a quo
rum being present, message was sent to
the House of Representatives, notifying
that body Of the fact.
A committee was appointed, jointly
with committee to be appointed by the
other House, for the purpose of waiting
on the President of the United States, to
iuform him that the two Houses were orr
gained, &c. Messrs. Macon and Dag
gett we're appointed of the committee on
the part Of the Senate.
A committee Of engrossed bills was APP
pointed, consisting of Messrs. Ruggles,
Dickerson and Morrill,
A committee of accounts was appointed,
consisting of Messrs. Lacock, Daggett
and Dickerson.
Mr.. Morrill, offered resolution for ap-
pointing a joint library committee, and
Mr.. Wilson resolution for appointing a
Chaplain TO each House; both of which
resolutions received their first readiugs
and, after adopting the usual rule respect
ing newspapers, the Senate adjourned.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-11-24

ern country, even those parts OF tue Uni
ted States which are the most remote from
each other will be further bound together
by the strongest ties which mutual inter-
est can create.
The situation of this District it is
thought, requires the attention OF Congress
By the Constitution, the power OF legisia-
ton is exclusively vested in the Congress
of the United States. LII the exercise oil
this power, in which the people have no
participation, Congress legislate 10 all
cases directly on the local concerns OF the
District. AS this is a departure for a
special purpose, from the general princi-
Piles of our system, it may merit consider
alton, whether an arrangement better adapt
ed to the principles Of our government
and to the particular interest Of the peo-
pie may not be devised, which will neither
infringe the constitution nor affect the OBJ
ject which the provision in question was
intended TO secure. The growing popula-
ton, already considerable, and the increas.
ing business Of the District, which it is
believed already interferes with the DELHI
erations of Congress on great national con-
Germs, furnish additional motives for re-
commencing this subject to yoar consider
alton.
When we view the great blessings with
which our country has been favoured,
those which we now enjoy, and the means
which we possess of handing them down,
unimpaired, to our latest posterity, oar at
tention is irresistibly drawn TO the source
from whence they flow. Let US then u
mite in offering our most grateful ackuowl-
edgments for these blessings to The Dr.
vine Author of all good.
JAMES MONROE.
November 18th, 1918.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-11-24
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

At IL O'clock precisely, Mr.. Speaker
Clay took the Chair.
The Roll being called over by the
Clerk, 100 answered to their names--tbe
whole number is 1876. The Speaker de
clared quorum present, and that the
House was duly formed.
Messrs. Taylor aud Baldwin were ap.
pointed on the part Of this House, on the
joint committee for waiting on the Presi
dent.
The Speaker laid before the House the
Constitution of the State Of Illinois; which
was ordered to be printed.
After the usual order respecting news
papers, &c. &c. the House adjourned to
IL O'clock tomorrow.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-11-24
TueSday, Nor. IL

10 both Houses the Presidents Mes
sage was this day received aud read.
In the House Of Representatives, it was
on motion of Mr. Newton, referred to a
committee of the whole on the State OF
the Union.
In the Senate little other business was
done than appointing the joint Library
committee, for which Messrs. Dickerson,
King and Fromentin, were selected.
Nov, 18.
The Rev. DR.. Allison was this day re
elected Chaplain, by the House of Rep
resentatiyes. In Senate no election has
yet taken place. No business of conse.
quence has been done by either House.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-11-24
~ A1ONs pCPt' 20.
NORTHERN EXPEDITION.

NURTHERN EXPEDITION,
The Equestris, Capt. Oyerton arrived
here from Davis Streights, on THURSDAY
landed sick seaman received from On
board the Alexander, one of the Disco.
very Ships, which Capt. Oyerton saw a
few miles distant, on the 18th of August
apparently all well, in lat. rs 3O.-Hug
Packet.
We have the pleasure TO state, in add.
ton to what we mentioned yesterday, that
the Bon Accord, of Aberdeen, has brought
dispatches from the North West expedi
tion, the last, in all probability, which
will be received this year, as our ships
we're going beyond the tract Of all The
trading and fishing vessels, which till then
had accompanied their course. Strange
as il may appear. the approach of winter,
which begins very early in those bish
ATTITUDES, seems to have increased, instead
OF shutting out every hope of success. 10
a private letter from Capt. Ross, dated LIST
August, in lat. IS, as, n. N. long. 81,
80. W. he says" ! have but few
moments TO tell you, that We have nov
every prospect Of success-the ice is
clearing away fast, and the wind is at
N. E. Our variation observed on the ice
SO, Is. We have killed whale, and
laid 10 stock of blubber for our winters
fuel"
The King Of England.-His Majesyis
perfectly blind, and occupies a long suit
of rooms, through which he is almost con
tinuaIly strolling. Several piano fOres
and harpsichords are placed at certainin-
tervals, and the Monarch frequently stops
at them, runs over few notes OF Handles
uratorios and proceeds on his walk. He
dimes chiefly on coId'm meats and frequently
eats standing. He has silk plaid dress
and will sometimes stop and address him
self to Noble Duke or Lord, thus hold
ing collcquy and furnishing their an
swers. He suffers his beard TO grow two
or three days. His hair is perfectly white.
He is quite cheerful 10 his conduct and
conversation, eats very heartily and enjoys
good bodily health.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-11-24
NEW York, Nov. Is
LATEST FROM EUROPE

By the arrival of the October paet.,
ship Pacific, Capt. Williams, from t.
erpool. the editors of the Mercantile "A
vertiser are put 10 possession Of paOs,,
and letters from that place to the firspt s ~
the mouth inclusive, London dates. &C.
1t appears that cotton had declined; !,
price about three farthings per ID, sns \
flour was more dull, and lower Than -, :.
former accounts.
We are happy to find some news 4
the HORNET, sloop Of war, Capt. Read
She put into Cowes Roads on the o9a i
Sept. (then 26 days from EIsineur) ana
proceeded for Boston on the 18th. -1
Mr.. Campbell, American Ambassad0,
to the Court of Petersburg, arrived a
Copenhagen early in September, on boa,l
the frigate Guerriere.-He was in q
much haste to reach the place Of hi his ,s,t.
nation, that he re-emburked after stay 4
only three days, though bis wife and family
had suffered very much by the voyage
The emperor Of Russia arrived at Ber
lin on the l7lh Sept. ON his way to the
congress at Aix-la-Ghapelle; number
of the members had reached there on The
goth.
Hexam Abbey, the seat of Thomas "
Beaumont, Esq. in Northumberland, i
destroy ed by fire--loss estimated Al
10000.
A squadron of Russian frigates, on The
way to Spain have stopped at Spithead.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14
Fifty Dollars Reward.

WIS STOLEN lI"m my S':gan in
s8th ult. a Flat Top TRi NIX, coyefe ed
with black leather, about Q feet inches
long, and marked on the top with the le,-
tiers c, P. in brass nails. IL was full
packed with my own wearing apparel,
and few books, papers, &c. I'VE bcoks
were, LIST volume fuckers Blackstone;
a volume in boards, containing tn laws
Of Virginia, as reported bv the revisors
to the late assembly the constitutions OF
the several states; Wirt's life Of Henry;
Jefferson's notes; Dobsou's P"trarch -
with 2 or pamphlets, and several pint
ed documents having relation to the pro-
ceeding. of the late Virginia legislature.
Twill give the above reward for the reco-
very Of the property aad the conviction
OF the tibet, or forty dsllars for the trunk
and its contents. Application to be made
to John Jackson, Esq who cam il neces.
sary, give more detailed description,
CUfHBERT. POWELL.
Loudoun county, Marcl. ~ lot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14
90 Exchange Coffee House .;xfM
EEMARINE JOURNAL. ShksS
PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA,. MARCH IS.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Ship Potomac, Bradford. SO days from
Liverpool salt aud coal, to John Janney
& Co. aad merchandise to T. c, Wright,
II. Smith & Co. and C. Bradford. The
Potomac had steerage passengers, and
has encountered very heavy gales Of wind
a great part Of her passage-has been o.
blised to lay too % days. Jan. 1s, lat.
81, SO, Ion. As, spoke an English ship s
months from London bound to Norfolk.
Jan. %, lat 81. 80, Ion. "a, spoke ship
Ceres, Webber, Of Boston, from Charles.
,on, bound to Liverpool, 10 DAYS o:'.-
FEB Is, lat Sc, q, lon. 81, spoke ship
Union, Blair, OF Boston, 81 days from N i.
Orleans, bound to Greenock, who suppli-
ed the Potomac with provisions. Feb.
q, lat. SIS, IS, lon. 50, 49. spoke brig
Robert Il Catharine, from Wilmington,
N &. bound to Gibraltar, 6 days out
March 5, lat. 81, %, Ion Il, so, spoke
schr st. Michael, from Norfolk, bound to
0porto, days out. March S, lat. So,
50, len. rs, so spoke schr from Phila-
delphia bound TO ST. Jago de Cuba, "a
hsurs out. March 7, lat. So, as, lon. IS,
spike brig Nancy, from Savannah bound
10 n. York, 5 days out. March 10, saw
a ship coue out of the river Potomac,
and shaped her course down the bay,
wind at NV. I This probably was the
New-jersey, H0dskinson, hence, Sd Of
March. for LiyeruDol.1
Brig Cumberland, Msrckley, 16 days
from St. Thomas; ballast and specie,
20 Butts q CawOod. Left ship Ceres.
Mix, for Savannah /; Syren, Of Newcas.
tie, to sail in 4 days /; brig Patriot, of n.
York, to sail next day schr's Decatur.
Bell, for Norfolk in 2 days; Torpedo, Of
Baltimore, for Porto Rico next day ;
Molly Keils, Just arrived from Norfolk /;
sloop Express, Pointer, of and for Phila.
de 'phia lst Ma CHI Markets dull. Flou'
Sli to Is-Po'k 2l-Burter 6 per cwt
Coffee II to Is--Sugar 9 to 9 5o-Co-
Goa. Caracas, "a.
Stir Welcome Return, Eldridge, Z
days from n rfolk; salt and sugar, to
Newton Meme.
Schr James Madison, Semmes, from
Machodock, with corn; c. S. Jones, on
board. Reports, was in CO. with schr
Jane, from N York, who passed on to
Washington City last night.
SlOOp Fanny, Mitchell, s. hours from
Baltimore, with freight, to merchants Of
the district.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14

| DTltlSu C hluCIlCdu StoIiolidi
lust received, for sale by the sub
ID scribers, a complete assortment oil
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
CONSISTING OF ,.
Super6ne folio 4 quarto post, hot press.
ed, gilt and plain ; best vellum and com.
mon foolscap paper drawing, log, iron
monger's, large wrapping 4 blotring do.
large quantity of quilts Of all prices,
Dutch, English and American; very best
inkpowder Japan & India ink; Clout's
durable do. Crehore's and Humphreys
hot pressed eagle cards invitation and
visiting ditto, plain, gilt and embossed
best black lead and camels' hair pencils
and crayons Reeves's genuine colors in
large and small boxes and single cakes
pen-knives OF the very first quality, IRON
one to eight blades, and desk knives
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass
plated and pocket ink stands OF all sor S
gentlemen's and laIlies' elegant real Nc
rocco pocket books. silver mounted
with and without instruments ladies'
thread cases and work boxes fine and
common; pocket books OF every descrip
ton; asses skin tablets; sealing wa
and waters; sand and pounce boxes, and
ink sand counting house files aud laces
violin strings, German 4 Roman; states
and pencils India rubber silver and
plated pencil cases, wafer seals plated
spectacles !; Gunter's scales and dividers;
mathematical instruments in cases, and
a great variety OF room hangings.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND.
A good assortment Of charts; Blunt's
West-IndIa Atlas coas pilot and Bow.
ditch's navigator. of the latest edition I;
fine toned German flutes, with books
of instruction tor de. and all other in.
struments; a large assortment OF nu-
sic & music books; merchants account
books Of every description; 'ecord ditto;
cyphering ard copy books c0pperPiate
copies oil very superior kinds bibles,
testaments, and common prayer books Of
all sizes and in ell the various kinds OF
biuding-af the Greek Il Latin school
books and classics now in use.
A general, assortment OF English anc
French School Books, dictionaries and
Grammars, too numerous for Insertion
and great variety OF Chiidren's Books,
in quantity, with epgravirgs, from the
press of Samuel Wood and others.
p- Blank Books Of every kind made
70 any pattern in the neatest manner and
of the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
september 6 fRwS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14
Burr Mill Stones

IOHN S. BROWN & Co. itsbrln the
% public thar they have on hand large
supply of Burr Mill Stones, which they
continue to make at their mandatory, on
Patrick. near King street, and will war
rant them to be equal in quality to any
made in the United States, which they
will sell al the most reduced prices for
cash. Dec. 2-tutbsif
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14

$50, c;fr Is = place d'armes, she cannot
misc tie eute'Prize'"
p.rasal rephes--" Monte Video ives
..., c,,nged ia spirit OF ambition or
s,.,l,,y 10 any Of the belligerents, bat be-
10. an Indispensable measure OF SELF
Jsteoce to prevent the revolutionary war
iufectin- the Brazilian provinces. 1t
mo, BE- ccdl to spain under exist g
..r,nmst,n,es IA noble invention Of mo-
Jern diplomacy, committing nothing and
Sign,,,inr every thing without being re.
ssntei hg rbe Spanish Americans as an
act Of hu-tilty,
:. p.r;ug.I did not take Monte VideO
son the authorities or troops Ut Spain,
bu, from the government OF Artigas, who
il not directly acknowledging obedience
70 BuenOs AyreS, was nevertheless an
ally against Ferdinand, aud a guardian
Of Spanish American Independence
To estore Monte VideO to Spain as q
base Tor her aggressive operations, would
be virtually to engage the king OF the
BrazIs and Portugal IN contest which
his policy, as an su,i'ary or Pnnc'Pal'
must avoid.
al the troops of Ferdinand did re-
ro,ssSs Monte VideO,. what confidence
could the Brazilian cablRet repose IN the
sue esslul issue OF an expedition, which
bsflsd much larger Brush armament
thai Spain caa send. when the defensive
means OF Busnos Ayres were much less
thai at the present ROment!
- In case Of failure, what protection
could Spain afford to the king OF the Bra,
lis again the vengeance OF the injured
aud victorious Spanish Americausf"
The matter then stands thas Spain
threatens the seizure Of Portugal to COM
ne. acqulescence the king * the B"a-
zi, is said to be prepared to- the Sacri
fee, which il it deprives han Of a eoun-
try dear tn his affections, releases him
trom vaSsslla5e reSsltlRg 10 his dignity,
and ruinOus to the interests both of his
EaroI can aud American subjects. In
Eostugzi he is seated on a h,One which
cbliges MIN TO receive his orders from the
custom house Officers of England. or the
Klguazils Of Madrid, and Ameua il he
adapts his policy ~ the spirit of the
COIutry he has adopted, he may reign
independent tord OF the soil, and the E.
iectrd constitutional ruler If free peO-
pic.
On Thursday morning Lord Castle
REACH, accompanied by hi, b other Lord
Stewart, set OF for Brighton, no doubt
tor the purpose Of communicating TO the
prince regent the late important matters
upon which the ceusul atoms have been
held. and the dispatches sent of.
II was the proposal Of our ministers,
that tue conferences ON the mediation be-
tween Spain and Portugal should be held
in Lonlon-not In Paris, because a ne
Sucjau"E too a po'Ht 50 runsly insisted
Ou bF one branch Of the house Of Bour
boa should no Be- carried on at the court
VI another. On. TIE commencement Uf
tn business is shown a leaning.
The most material point IN The matter
Of mediation Is that Spain. supported by
Russia, resolves 10 expedite their arma
neut to South America, at the same tire
that the question is submitted ta rSte-
renee. TIE English ministers Justly say,
tina. all mediation Is hopeless, Il this
threatening course be pursued. But the
circumstances Of our ministers are dis
regarded.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14

Letter Bags at the E. C. House.
Ship Atlas, capt, JenuisOn, for Cork,
18th March.
Brig Dove, capt, Barrett, for Madeira,
18th March.
Schr. Ellen, capt. Bartlett, for Hsm-
burg. 18Th March.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14
.JfEIUOR.gND4

Brig Rising Sun, Lowe, tor Aleysn
dria, had returned to n. York ! th inst
with several other vessels on account d
bad weather.
Brig Beaefactor, TObey, hence, ar. al
Havaoa 2Ist Feb. Flour S20-COffee
Sl8 so.
Schr George Washington, Jackson
hence, arrived at Norfolk 9th instant, AZ
hours.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14
Notice.

Notice.
GTOCKHOLDN r. of the Mechanics
- Bank of Alexandria are hereby no
tilted, that for the last half year Divi-
bend of four per cent. is this day decia-
red on the capital stock paid in, payable
to them or their legal representatives, on
Friday the 18th instant.
By order Of the President and Direct
ors, +. II. MlNuR,
March Cd Ca.hier.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14
10 Rent,

NOR the ensuing season, a Fishery,
n called RUM POINT, at the mouth
of Mattawoman creek, on the Potomac
river. On it are excellent houses for the
accommodation Of hands, and curing any
number of fish. Apply to the subscriber
residing in Alexandria.
A Seine and Boat adapted to the above
share. will be sold on moderate terms for
c,Sb 6. MASON.
March IS uSW1
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-14
samuel HatterSlay,

"AS lust received, and offers for sale,
III at his store, King street, Alexan.
dria large and handsome assortment oi
Buck and Doe Sian Gloves,
from Woodstock, England, manufactured
by machinery, aud he cen warrant them
equal to any made any where. Likewise,
aIways has on hand, of his own manutac-
,u,e. ladies' long aud short kid gloves,
.n.nend.rs of different kinds, buckskins
and Morocco Of different colors. panla-
ICONS, wool hats, water proof ditto, FUR
aud boys morocco hats trimmed with iur.
Country merchants may be supplied
on the shortest notice
March IL "