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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-25

Air. Posior IL enuouhced In the fedsrei pa.
pers the candidate for the office Of Cove n
orof ibis aate--aod we are told his nomins
tion was agreed on at numerous meeting Of
Cisi2ens foom various pssts OF tho state. We
shouIa be glad TO know how numerous was
enc meeting, and wiietber thar meetisy hrsr
proposed this candida.e---for has nomioasion
was snaounced from LiuIc Rss,-Hill long
before the sssembIage Of this nGnseroas nsref
sng and We have even hsa.d il said, that
NJ. Potter declared he would be elected Gov
or0or oil the state, il IL cost him hail his fort
ane Although we'are not inclined to think
be ever made this sbsusd decia' s,ion--ye, We
fully believe him to-te self-noniasssd can
1idaie, and that isis in opposition TO the wish-
go Oh ia,ge por,ioa Of his party.
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Sale at Anrtion.

10 La. al PLBLlC AUCTION
THIo DAY, March "a 1918, aCii
O'Clock A Nj 90 III pt,m,ses
THE dwelling house now improved by Mr. FIJI.
= ham Eaten, ssu,h of ihe Red NJ .rke;. and
standing on Freebody's and Newmaus .wt-.rf, so
called. and is an excellent stand for Boarding
house OF Groce'y = For particulars apply TO Hsss'
Crooke. Esq orst1 William Freebody
sLikrxiss, insa' dlafe,y FER,
A shop in complete rcpa;r, orc door westwar,
Of said freebody's Dwelling House.
Newport, March IS 81
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P?.WS--dt auction.

TOMORROW he 26,h inst. ..
az II O'clock, al fhe MefhodiSf Chanel,
will be sold at Public Auction, TO the highest
bidder A number Of Pews in said Chapel. Con.
dilions made known at the time and place Of sale.
Newport Mar 10.
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COLLECTORS 5alfs.

mis- DAY suscaed, 'ss payment Of State
and
So much said Eses shall be NECESSARY oil Hd
A.
premises first descrhd. the
N B. will
.' w. GARDINER
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a, porsnoaA OR } ON the 22d instant, ruox.
a. EAaL, aged 50 years-a respectable and worthy
character
Al North Kngaowp. On the 9th inst. Mr.. sra.
xrT CHA pssY. In the 50sh year he age. He has
ief wife sud three children 70 mourn his irr,par.
sble loss
Al WsrDiek. Nr PErrs LEvArr.s. aged 50
A. !szsifhfeid Mrs JssfnA EvAss, aged S.
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TO LET,

q HOP No. III, Thanes.sirset, nearly opposite
~ the foot ot The psrsde--now occups ed by CA LsA
TRrtp Possession TO be given on ht 6rst d., Of
April Inquire of SAMuEL w ATsOh
Newroht. Mar. i0, 1918.
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at NJ STATf.--at auction.

Hf. VI ,STAEF---df auction.
On WEDNESDAY,, Apul 9, a. ~ Clock
On fAe pySnisss,
nSE undivided eighth pas, OF the Estate Of the
~ -tc Ebeneser Carr. deceased. belonging TO the
he's Of the late Robert Robinson Carr, situate in
Mil-s,rect, and on Pcrry.vha6 particular dc.
scripi,n viii b. given. and the Conditions made
ksoxa at the time and place Of sale.
WILLIAM LOWE. .asssv.
Hestert, March IS, 1918. sst
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A Cmvenient tenement, some where
N msr me centre Of the town. 10 wanted In.
oSirs Ct ~ s3se Mach a.
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ARlNE NEsv,.


PCFT DFl .FEWFORT.
ciEARED,
Sloop shepherdess. n,en for v. York, slcor
8osetls. tIsshswsy do soop Resolution. CuAee do
slocp Hsicyon. Walden do, sIoop Caion, Hull do
sloop Roseu. Barker do brig Hebe. Phillips
AleSsndris
Sch industry. Exstsr, Of this port was a, Gusds-
lpups. Feb 81. to sail in IS days, for Newport
mig Brs,us, Cor,oa, Of this port. was at Csdis,
DC 20
sch Merinb, Cslvsr, arrived ct chsrestop.
O. arch O. ia 10 d.ys from this port
Briv stepber smith 7days from this port FOR
thc i,I.-cf F-sace. ~ss spukes Feb -. LAT 80. 30
lo~ z6
. s.s PRIsTf.yG, sf al kisds, exreosd a,
sssiisf sfsessty msssfss q Mis e5fse.
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! Forelph Missfon- .Jocirfy.

THE Members Of the ,EssrssEeai Seessts Of
.vSyporf aud Brissoi Csusssiss. auxiliary 70 the
Dspsist Board tor Foreign xnA Domestic Missions,
are hereby notified that their annual meeting for
the choice OF Of6eers &c BIC. viii be held n the
Stone Chapel. in Bristc the hrst Thursday in April
next, at o'clock p. M IN the evening Sermon
viii be delivered by the kev Mr. ELToS. OF New
port after which collection will be taken up TO
and the benevolent objects of the Society Exsrcis-
es commerce at seven O'Clock.
SAMUEL w BRlGS. Oar SscrefarR
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REMOYAL.
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE.
INFORMS his customers and friends. that be has
4 removed his Grocery Store, TO
sss i23 and 12<. Thm<s-6reef,
directly opposite the store Of Mr. NienoLAs Gss-
rpoy. March II.
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Ocean Insurance Con,baay.

Ocean Insurance Company.
A CHARTER havisg been granted 70 this Comps-
N " AZ the last session Ct the General Assembly
Of this State they hereby give notice. that they are
nos ready TO receive risks. on Vessels ac their
Once under the Rhode Island usfor.BArx.
By order oftbe Directors
DAVID N COcGEsHALL, Seey.
Newport March n. 1918
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21

people for whom they had always enter
tanned sentiments o. preference. the most
cordial, whatever might be the object oil
his mission.
The senior agent of the United States an,
swered in terms the most expressive ana
satisfactory. After some conversation WIN
the supreme chief, on subjects connected
with the circumstances OF the day. he pre-
sented his credentials, which the supreme
chief after raising them TO his breast as
sign of the hiShest esteem and respect,
passed TO the Secretary of State. The Sc
nior agen, of the u. States retired, shortly
after accompanied by the Admiral ct the
republic, and receiving from The supreme
cEiefthe same attentions as at his entrance.
Shortly after the civil and military au-
,horities were dismissed, and the Supreme
Chief passed into his cabinet with theSecFe'
tary Of Stale. =,
On the night Of the same day the Sr-
preme Chief gave grand banquet III com
pliment TO Mr.. Irvine, at which The autbo-
rites. the generals, and the chiefs oithe ar
nv, and some distinguished citizens assist
ed and which was distinguished Tor The
mirth. frankness, and the fra.ernal rePut-
licanism that prevailed.
All the sentiments expressed in tie
toas,s, were philanthrophic and liberal,
and no person could confne to ms head tie
ardent wishes it formed for the eternal
friendship of North and South America.
The enthusiasm is Incredible which was
inspired by the toast given by the supreme
chief. 40 the health of the President
ofthe United States, James Monroe, once
soldier, and always the friend OF Ii
berry,"
And by that which in return WIS giver
by the senior agent Of the Y. S." To The
success and perPeluity OF the rSpugllc o.
Venezuela" which he compared t" anew
light that dissipated darkness and con-
founded tyranny. In fine, the satisfaction
that reigned al his feast, can be compa'
red alone to that which is felt by two bro
theirs who Unexpectedly recognize and EN-
brace each other" ~. Y. Col.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21
Foreign Articles.

The British Revenue for this year is es-
timated at eight millions of dollars more
than that of 1917.
Que hundred and twenty seven members
of the British Parliamentary Opposition,
have signed an application TO Mr.. Tierney,
TO take The lead on their side, in place OF the
late Mr. Ponsonby.
Ii is said TO be intended TO reduce the
British army 90, 900 men, on the return OF
the troops from France.
Ii is calculated there are $4,000 British
subjects in France.
Ii is mentioned that the British govern
mcnt have sent two frigates to sea, for the
special purpose OF cruzing TO protect Bril-
fish merchant vessels from revolutionary
privateers.
Oh the 9th of Aug. al farm on the es-
tate of Lord Hardy icke, upwards Of 500
loads Of wheat, barley, and oats, and vast
number of agricultural implements. were
destroyed by fire, supposed to have been
caused by an incendiary. The same farm
was witully set on FIRE about two years
ago-and a man was executed Tor the
crime.
Between 5 and 600 criminals were sup
posed to be in confinement for trial, at the
sessions at the Old Baily, which was ap-
preaching.
An msolvent in London, experienced
much difficulty in getting his certificate OF
discharge, because, when in business, he
squandered 1871 in law expenditures in re-
sisling Just debt of l3l. los.
A speculation in tobacco has taken place
in England, on calculation that the supply
would not be as adequate as usual to the
consumption.
1t is said grass seeds are rather deficient
in England and France several shipments
of red clover seed has been made from Eng
land to French rts good old seed sells
at from ll2 TO 1855 per cwt. white clo-
yer seed at from 80 TO l4OS; tretoil 60
TO 79s.
A Paris paper mentions, that at one OF
the churches in that city, Miss Smith,
native of Phiadelphia, has abjured the Pro-
testant faith and become Roman Catho-
lie.
The grants of estates IN WestphaIia du-
ring the reign Of Jerome Bonaparte, have
been annuIled, and the estates ordered to be
restored to their Original proprieiors.
The king of France has given a pension
to the PROPRIETOR of the house in which Joan
of Arc was born: and the children Of the
proprietor are to be educated al the public
expense. The go, eminent have bought
the house, and intend TO erect monument
en- the spot. Joan was born in l4l2.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21
To Farmers and others.

THE Subscribers, just arrived from
4 England, respectfully inform the pub
lie that they have formed an establishment
al the upper end OF King-street. in the
town OF Alexandria, where they propose 10
execute extensively, and in the most i'm
proved mole now used. the following Me-
chanical branches, viz {: Mill work, ot eve
re- kind, threshing machines, wheat fans,
with most kinds oi machinery, Wagons,
carts, ploughs, and every other implement
used in agrIculture-to which they " III add
the House -Joiner's and Carpenters Hork.
Threshing machines having become ge-
morally useful in England and Scotland, it
presumed the American farmers will find
ii their interest to adopt them with the
aid of two horses and three men, they viii
ihresh fifteen bushels OF wheat every hour.
Their wheat fans differ from those in use
here, and il is believed they are on plan
better adapted 10 the object. 0Iy-They in
wife 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, entiile them to encourage
meni and support.
ObFurther information respecting them
may be ootaned by applying TO .4nthony
Crease and James II. Hooe, esq'rs by whom
they have been employed.
DlNGLE, PERRY e. CHARLES.
October 81 ws3.*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21

LATEST FROM THE SPANISH MAIN.
Capt Buckley, Of The schr Marmion, who
arrived here last Tuesday from Laguira,
states, that at the time Of his sailing, Sept.
8, the Patriots were besieging Cumana,
with force of 1000 men. The RoyalistS
however, were numerous and well sup
piled with provisions and military stores,
both OF which, it was understood, the Pa
triots stood much in need of. II was the
general opinion that no fighting would take
place until December, about which time
they calculated that the plains would be
sufficiently dry for their operations.
Areport had reached Laguira, just before
the NJ. sailed, which was currently belize
we'd, that two English vessels laden with
provisions and munitions ofwar, for The re-
lief of The Patriots, had arrived in the Oro-
poko, from some of the Islands; but were
intercepted on their way up the river and
captured by a squadron of Spanish ileceras,
Ga sort OF gun boats.) As soon, however,
as the intelligence Of their capture reached
Trinidad, a brig of war was Immediately
dispatched by the British Admiral 10 de-
mand their release, and proceeded to Quay
"a. a small town in the Gulf of Para, into
which The fecheras had carried the two
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21
Shoe Mandatory.

T'HE subscriber respectfully informs the
Il public that he has opened shop in
the brick house next door to Mr.. Thomas
:. Peyton's stores theupper end of King
street, where he intends making and offer
ing for sale all kinds of shoes and boots OF
The neatest and mos, substantial! work. He
will also keep constant supply OF coarse
shoes and clogs, suitable for laborers. He
promises 10 execute his work in the best
manner, and hopes by his assiduity and al
tention he will merit share of the public
patronage. HENRY HOBB.
October 81 Ws3t*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21
srRvry OF THE COASTS.


The gentlemen belonging 10 the commits
sion, which was appointed in consequence
of the Hon. Rufus Kings resolution adopt
ed BY the senate of the United States, have
visited, besides other places, the points of
defence in Boston harbour; agreeably to
the tenour OF their commission: They are
instructed, we believe 10 examine the most
striking positions north OF the Chesapeake,
for the purpose Of ascertaining the most
suitable situation for northern naval de-
pot.-taking into view, we presume, The
Circumstance of the locality OF population,
facility of defence by ratification, depth
of wafer, ease OF ingress and egress, d'tfl-
Guilty of blockade by an enemy, the slate
cfpresent naval establishments on The coast,
and the comparative expense attending the
creation of new dcpots and the increase OF
those already existing, as well as an estl-
mate of. the number Of men required tor
their protection in time OF war. -,
We hear the commissioners have done all
they intend 10 perform the present season,
and we suppose before any final opinion IS
concluGsl, there must be Typographical sur
veys made of the best points Tor iorlresses
along the coast, in order that all the facts
may be fully Understood upon which a
judeemnt is to be founded.
The question will afterwards be determi-
ned by committee Of congress, when the
reports Of the several commissioners VIII be
laid before them. Boston lnteiltgencer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21

Com. Perry and Capt. Heath, 1t Is re-
ported, have made an arrangement TO sell
tie their differences by duel the meeting
TO take place somewhere TO the eastward /;
a certain naval officer of high rank, now alb
sent from the city, is named as second TO
the former. Capt. Heath, who generally
resides here, left the city a few days ago i;
and Com. Perry, who lately arrived here
from Baltimore. returned in the same d.
rection the very next morning. These
movements, and some other circumstances
of cOrroborating nature, seem to strength
en- the conjecture.
We have just been told that the parties
were 10 meet this morning, near the Della
ware line, aud that a number.o of respecta-
bic officers of rank, who were privately &C
quai. led with the business, have repaired
TO the ground. II is no doubt over by this
time-but we hope the arm of the law may
have interfered, and arrested the parties in
time to prevent the horrid consequences.
Washington City Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21

began first, we knew not what to do for
leaders but the Lord took the matter into
his own hand, and raise: up sixteen or
eighteen blessed, useful men of God, who
are now leaders, and going through the
country like flame of fire, doing much
good. We have regular leaders meetings,
where every leader speaks his experience.
Mr.. ousley was at enc of these some time
ago: he says he has never seen such body
OF men for their time.
81 remain yours, &c. !"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21
>AAM Exchange Ce6ss-House ,.s45l
Ss;19..M ARINE JOURN AL. 49,.
PORT or .lLEK.lNDRL3.. .Octoter 20.


Brig James Monroe, Woodside, AZ days
from Cadiz salt, wine, and cork, to Bowie
g. Kuriz. Left Cadlz 30th Aug. and made
Cape Henry 18th Oct. On the goth Aug.
great damage was done to the shipping at
Cadiz, in a very Leavy gale from Z. S. E.
Ten sail were driven ashore, and several
driven 10 sea. The brig Laura Ann, COT
fin, of New-York, went ashore-iost her
foremost and maintopmast, and considera-
BILE damage done To the hull-got off again.
The brig Olive, Lunt, OF New buryport was
driven 10 sea, in very light set Of ballast |;
great doubts were entertained as TO her
safety, being very crank. A Spanish brig,
with cargo estimated at 100000 dollars
was driven ashore-cargo all damaged, and
the vessel biIged. The brig William g.
Henry, Dogan, of New-York, lost an an
Choir and cable. Spoke nothing on the pas
sage. Left at Cadiz, ship Liberty, Martin,
Of Norfolk, aud brig Spartan, Of Peters
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21
The editor of the Aurora says,

The editor Of the Aurora says,
"There appears 10 be strong ground for
believing report that is now in circula-
ton, that the ratification Of the ccssion OF
Florida, for which Don Onis pledged the
faith of bis adored master, prior TO the dis
patch Of his secretary toSpain in 1916, has
at length arrived. The expedition into
Florida has had considerable effect at
Madrid, as the minister O rar, il appears,
declared 10 The general ministry, that there
was no alternative between the complete
cession and srar; but that the latter was to-
tally out Of the question.
"The English minister, on being con-
suited, intimated that The idea of war with
The United States, was TO Spain impracti-
cable, and that England could do no more
than aid by diplomatic means, which she
would continue 10 do, although her media
ton had been already rejected. This new
dispatch may after all be only another of
those procrastinations so happily adapted
to the Internal ,cisdom of our political cabi-
aet-and things may after all be permitted
10 remain in statuquo, till like the fUe gears
laos, the whole subject shall be forgotten !;
or until events in the South American states
shall dictate new expedients."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21
Translated from the Corneo D'Oronoco OF
July %.
.Aue,yfurd, 25M July, 1918.

.4ngwturd, 25h July, 1918.
On Sunday. the l2th OF the present month
at two o'clock, the time fixed for the Su-
preme Chiefs receivingthe civil authorities,
The generals, and principal officers of the
army aud navy the admiral OF the repub-
lie, Luis Brion, had the honor 10 present
TO his excellency Mr. B. Irvine, agent Of
the United States of North America, whom
he had conductedinhs vessel from La Mar.
garitte. The Supreme Chief advanced
some steps to receive him, and having seat
edlhim on his right, expressed the great sa-
tisfaction which the government and people
of Venezuela received at seeing in their
Capital an agent Of the government and
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21
m Council. OCTOBER II, 1913

In Council, October l2, 1918.
HTOrdsred, That Abraham Faw, An
thony Crease, and Bathurst Daingerield,
be a committee to superiDtend the election
to be held at the Indian Queen tavern, on
the Gath inst for member 10 represent
the third ward in the common council, in
the place of Nathaniel S. Wise, resigned.
A copy. -
Test, l.P. THOMSON, Z Z
October II dt2iO
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21
Grand Piano Forte,

By Broadpood, London-f6r sale, cheap,
~ NlME having proved it 10 be a sound
Il piece of workmanship-the musical
effects and improvements Of the touch ana
tone which have taken place on these M
siruments for the last 20 years, have
been applied to it by Thomas Western =
as such it is now pronounced, and recon.
mended as a first rate Piano Forte. Apply
second store below Mechanics bank, hlhs
street.
y. B. He will allow in exchange tai
price torOld Organs, or Pianos, being saen
as he approves. L. WESlLltN'
October 20 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21
For Pcrnambuco, and a mar
ket in Brazil,
Asp Rack TO THIS PLACE,

AND RACK TO THIS PLACE.
(Io sail in ten dHys'!,
,N The substantial and very isst sall'
,4al.ing brig PLANTER, Asa By, ma
ter, burthen 1000 bis. half of which ger
gagged. For freight Of 500 bis. Apply F."
The master on bosr1, or ,,n
10th mo Ell "
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21
FL VIM. True
HAS just received fresh supply Of
HOOLs. Shoes and Hats.

OF the latest patterns and good quality, suit
able for The present and approaching sea
son, making, together with those OF hls own
manufacture, a general assortment.
Also an assortment Of LADIES' BEA-
VERS, Of various colors and handsomely
trimmed: all OF the above articles are Tor
sale on accommodating terms. Al! orders
punctually attended to. Oct 5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21
Rum. Wine. SC.

PHILADELPHIA whiskey, n. F. rum,
I country GIN, prime pork, tiIberts, sperm
candles. l.. =. Madeira and other wines,
&c. for sale by
BARNEHALL & POPHAM.
October 81 wlm2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21
Steam Boat Re-,orf.

OItuW DOH NtvOTT.
The Washington arrived at 9 p M
Nothing bound up, inland vessels excepted,
OF which a great number have arrived this
day. with full cargocs OF grain, flour, tobac-
CO, oysters, &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21

Antigua s Grenada Spirits.
A FEW puncheons Of superior quafM
N Also, parcel Of Cocoa NUS"
sale on liberal terms at No. 80 Union:s'
September 80 n. REFILL.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21

The Mechanical establishment of Messrs.
Ding lie. Perry s. Charles, at the upper end
of King street, advertised in to-day's Ca
zette, is one of great public utility, which
the proprietors hope will be noticed by the
Western Country Printers in Virginia ge-
morally.
The Minister of Spain, Don Louis de
Onis, has arrived at the Seat Of Govern
ment, from his country residence.
National InlelLigencer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21
Bran. Oats. Corn. sc.

Bran. Oats, Corn, sc.
YHE subscriber has received and offers
4 for sale his store low er cnaof Prince
street,
1000 bushels Bran
800 Straw
1000 Oats
700 Rye and Rye meal
$50 Corn.
with general assorlmento OF groceries.
JAMES ROBINSON.
October 81 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21

burg. Flour 10 dolls. Has informed III
Cadiz. thu, orders were received at Gihral-
TAR, to lay in six months provisions. as that
was no longer 10 be considered free port.
Schr Richart e. Mary. Stanton. Is days
from Richmond, with tull cargo IF first
qualify OF coal 10 Thomas Unite.
Schr Seq. FoxweII, l2 days from Rich
mond. with ,uIl cargo Of first quality coal
TO Thomas White.
schr Philadelphia, Hand, G.. at Phila-
delphia 18th inst for Washington. NC. [so-
say The Philadelphia pfpers-ihi, no doubt
is an error. for She is regular packet be-
tween PhIsdelphit and Aexanlria.(
schr Phoebe & Sally, Harding, Ct. at
Boston 10th inst for this port.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-21
Tailors Wanted.

T'WO or three Journeymen Tailors are
y wanted Immediately. Good work
men may expect steady employment.
Oct2i 81 J. 5 EMERSON.