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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29


We have ~ vain searched the newspapers Of
New York fOTthe means OF compiling list of
the members elected TO the next congiess
The only persons whose election we can ascer-
tain To our satisfaction are the following
Peter IT, JVenQOrer john ~. Tayioy
HtRry Beigs --- Pitcher
Sites WO0d -- Gross
james Strong Sol Yag ReBss,Laer
Henry ~ SiOrTS J. n. De VjH
RtngaH STREET IPdltpr Street
These are twelve out OF tie twenty.seveu
Of whom MessIs. StOrrs Van Rensselaer, and
Strong. arc Teputed Fedoralists. The rest. il
IS presumed, are Republicans
We are sorry 20 fiud that VIC we're n1isjn.
formed az % the eecti0n's being certain ofoug
old friend Ebenezer Sege Ii is not yet ascer.
tanned whether he sucgeeded or not
One thing IS certain, however, III regard TO
tbs election that, OF the pFesegt representa-.
tives from New York. IN number Il, three only
arc elected 10 the congress of 1919! Scarcely
are Tie members from ihst state initiated i'm
tue rales aud practice Of Congressional pro.
ceedings, than they TetHrn TO their homes, 10
make way iOf new comers, WHO, before they
can engage with success 10 legislative bnsi-
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HALlFAX A FREE pnRr

HAIlFAG, MaN H.-Ths moment vessel
mas arrived ttem Eng land with an account of
motnently expected, Will bring the proclama
iIpn, and until that arrives, we are at loss
no" what restrictions will accompany it,
T This ProBabiy aiiadeS tofhe paSSsge of The bill
an the HoHSe ~ Commons, aGon thr I3th .4DriI.
III fhe last date the Bill was b,Jore tie Lords
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
80 tj,,p.Fou limit JctL I

o'riOch, Afternoon.
! have only time 10 write Won, that the
vessel of war Pelican, from Puerto Cabeilo
and Caracas, which anchored Yesterday at
Port Royal, Drinc- very important private cor
respcndeEce. J have read letters from zen
tleIncn OF veracity in the aforesaid Island, aud
IA compendium Stale the following, which nay
be relied upon.
HIGHLY INTERESTING
* y blOudy action was fought al Valencia on
The i7th instant, between the Patriot Array
and the ROya!i>ts; the former had their head
quarters at Victoria, Is leagues from Caracas,
and attacked the Spanish Army at said place
under the immediate command Of Gen Lopez,
(Horlio having been previously wounded,
mortoliy, at the Puerto, aud carried TO Puerto
ChbeilU) who was killed, together with thirty
of the principal Officers Of his legion; aud
from thence he'd the relics of the ROyalists To
Puerto CabclIo.
Venezuela were epgag Cd in The hattie of Va
lCucia. - leagues d;Sidrt from Puerto Cahello.
Caracas and IA ,iunN IA, are SOW, without the
rs detachmentS were instantly dispatched 40
occupy the same. after SAID combat al Vaien.
cha. all the inhabitants Of which had ever
thing packed mp TO evacuate. When the on
cial dispatches of tie Patriots arrive, will
transmit ,hem without delay.
nclOse you thi days paper, which with
this. yOa will please immediately hand 10 the
Editors OF the City Gazette for publication +"
y. Is. wrote You very interesting news
by the schooner Friendship, which has proved
TO be true, aud hope ,hat You directed the
same 10 be published in the Gazeltes Of your
city,"
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EXTRACT or a LITTER, DATED
Int. a. ST. iae a. 9S ~ Ee yeS ~ ~ a. ,s,s

Int. -, 81 tang. 81, q, FfjrHary ~, 1918.
The King of the Brazils was crowned
or rather proclaimed Oh the 9th ofFebrn-
arg. For three days, we we're almost
deafened by tie roaring OF artillery for
three nights. the city and houses ia il
were spleudIdiy illuminated, aud The air
filed with fireworks various sorts. we
frequently rowed close IN, and so saw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29
INDIAN WAR

NEW ORLEANS, April %. 800. Lieut..
Mkccver Of The navy arrived here yes
terday in ihe Thomas Shields, from Fort
81. Marks : 70 him we are indebted for
the following intelligence, which explains
and PARTIALLY confirms that already recelY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29

BALTIMORE, May 25.-Capt. Heartte,
of The ship pailss, (arri,ed YESTERDAY po-
liiely furnished us with the following for
publications:
The Pallas left Leghorn March 20. Pre-
vious to her departure official intelligence
was received, announcing the death OF
the Dey of Algiers, successor TO Omar
He died very suddenly of ii plague. Pas
sengers on board The Pallas, Mrs. Sedse-
wick, 1t. David Geisinger, United States
NAVY.
Off Cape de Gaia spoke the United
States brig Spark, J. Nicholson, cs, COM
mander, Is days from Nlessina, bound TO
Gibraltar, with dispatches. Had expc-
rienced very heavy weather on her pas
sage.
Mr.. Anderson, consul al Tunis, and
MIR. Beal, pufser OF Tie Il. States navy,
were on hoard the Spark on their way 10
the l.. States, from Gibraltar.
Al the time OF the Spark leaving Mes
sna, the squadron viii, the exception Of
the Washington, were OH The poiut of de-
pariure for Tunis anti Algiers. The
Washington waiting wind 10 procecd 10
Naples from whence she will proceed to
the u. States.
The squadron a!!ervisiting Barbary are
destined for Naples ana Leghorn
The u. States ship Alert arrived at Glib
raliar from the u. States.
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10 my hands. ann, sir, your humble
servant,
(SigneO GEO. CANNING.
For the author Of a q" Letter to the
Right Hon. Geo. Canning"
[Mr. Ridsway is requested to forward
this letter TO lis destination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29

being no Trade ut either place. Al st. Thou a..
also, -Four WAS in very good demand
TIE following extract * from the let
ter OF "a very intelligent merchant resi-.
dent at BuCnOs AyTgs dated the latter
end ot December =" lhc present year
Las been Tie most free from political
changes OF ans previous ore. The peo-
pie here appear perfectly satisfied with
their present Government, and party spi-
rit is rapidly subsidng The army in
Chill remains III Staia qio, and il is moi
expected that any attack will be made
upon Lima, unili Tie Spanards are com
plrtely driven out 0s the former province.
Tie latter lave stiil possession Of q strong
fortress, idhnaiuna, near tie city nf
Conception, and The efforts Of the new
Government 10 dislodge then have been
hitherto unsuccessful. The importance
of Chill, IN Il conmercni point of view
has bceli, IN nay opinion, good deal
Ovcr-rated. As veut for British manu-
features, IT is comparatively Of little va
lue, az far as depends upon It's own con-
sumption. The habits ard Injuries Of
the people are much less Eurnpean than
on th.s SIDE of the Andes, and most of
the OLD SpaniardS, WHO were the monied
men, have either fed 10 Lima, or been
plundercd Of Inc bulk OF iaeir wealth bv
one party or the other. lis principal use
10 us will he tie facilities il will afford
OF wrestling Peru from It's present posses
s0rs and ~ the mean time, from It's Vi
emily TO that province, The opportunities
OF a couirah2nd trade will he more fire.
quent and less hazardous than formerly.
We have had very good trade here du-
rlng The present y car; hut, as usual with
The British manufactures, wherever he
lnds good opcningln foreign market,
he pours IN his goods without mercy so
THAT what he has gained in the first in
stance, in consequence of the supplies
being moderate, is afterwards lost by his
disproportorIBg the supply 10 the con
sumption. I wish this may moi be the
case in the year 1913. London paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29

The worthy and respectable editor of
the Weekly Register Is informed that Dir.
BALDWIN never was Il member of Con-
9ress from Georgia, or any other state
He Is a native of this vicinity, and lis fla
mily reside in This borough, wilmington
Some finIe prior 10 the late war, lie was
appointed surgeon i'll ihe navy, and, in
that capacity, was stationed during the
war at 81. Mary's in Georgia.
Doctor Il. Is Il naturalist of the first or
der, and DIS bOtanisi, especially, is be-
lieved 10 be without an equalin this coun-
try. While lie was stationed IN Georgia.
lac made pedestrian tour through that
state, South Carolina, and the Fiorihas
and Is said 10 have made some very inte-
resting and important additions TO The
stores OF botanical science. He is a men,
Der OF many learned societies I'm this coun-
Try, and of the Royal Botanical Society of
London; the last honor being a sponta-
neous tribute TO his scientific merit, as he
never had any previous communication
with the Society. Doctor Baldwin is now
surgeon OF the Congress frigate; and from
his able pen, and scientific observation,
we may anticipate the most Interesting
information, natural aud political, in re-
lalon 10 those sections of South America,
which that ship is destined TO visit.
The interview between this gentleman
and M. BOMPLAND must have been gra-
flying 10 both, as well as productive of
good effects TO the people of the western
world. The noiseless and transformations
intercourse OF scientific men, of different
countries, often results in bringing ma
tons nearerio each other in a moral sense;
and such meetings, if less splendid, are
more conducive TO the happiness of man
kind than the paradiDg assemblages of
Kings III {" Holy Alliance" Del. tYatcdman.
EXTRAoRDINARY PRODUCTIONS.
MIR. Philip Lee, of Ninisink, in Orange
county, sowed the last season 10 quarts
of flaxseed, which produced 26S pounds
oitlax after II was dressed for the hatcbol.
Sylyanus Quarters "a man Of color dress
cd So pounds OF the above mentioned flax
in day.
Mr.. Rufus Horton, Of Goshen, raised
ona baif acre Of ground, about one mile
west Of the courthouse, land If Mr.. Jo-
seph Wood, tie past season, 100 bushels
Ofcorn, after ii was shelled for grinding,
10 bushels Of beets, 10 bushels of cab
bage turnips, bushels Of onions, -
bushels Of shell beans. and 500 cabbages.
besides parsnips, cucumbeTs, water,
muskmelons, DC. This spot ofground
formed rich garden around an old cot
tage, from which bis family, consisting of
himself wife, and three or four children.
gathered literally from Tue beginning TO
the end OF the season.
LOrrHge county (N. T. paper.
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TIE Sea Serpent off Cane EHra5eth.

ne ofd oefpent oV Cope Ehra5efA.
The captain of schooner belonging to
Casiine, reports, that on Thursday morn
ing, about o'clock, lie discovered OH the
wafer something resembling long boat
about 20 rods distant from the vessel, and
four miles from the light house. He was
confident II was moi a whale, because he
saw 1t for at least 80 minutes, during
which time il did not go down. AT one
time, it raised itself from 80 to so feet a
beve wafer, according to the estimation
of the several observers on board-his
distance was such that they can give 10
particular description. He lost sight of
II when il appeared 10 be moving in the
direction of Cape Elizabeth.
Portland Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29
FROM 81, FrsrATIA

NORFOLK, May 23.-We learn from captain
Wilkinson, Of tho schooner Ciarissa, which ar
rived here Yesterday fromS st Eustat!a, that the
Patriot Admiral Brion. with part OF his
squad on, consisting OF heavy sloop of war of
about y guns, (his tiag slnp) formerly the sri.
fish slap Emerald, a brig aud several sr:aoo
ners, Jay oil st. r. from the to the 5th imst
he had been several times in ST. Eustatia
The remainder of this squadron was at the Fire
Islands. Captain W. heard no news worthy of
notice.
Flour was very high at 81. EHstatia aud ST..
Rarthoomews, on The 9th inSt.--bui ID very
small quantity would stock the market there
being no Trade NJ either place. At ST. Ihou a..
also, Flour WIS in very good demand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29

The n. Y. Columbian informs us, that the
Secretary OF the Navy will soon leave ash
n.ton Tor the Eastward, and that he is about
10 resign.
The Columbian also informs us, that Stephen
Carpenter, alias Cullen, has been appointed TO
the Ordnance Department! [Whai particular
Office my Gar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29

ness. have the same routine. the same ruli
ments 10 learn. There is i'm this freqaent and
radical change of the representation of that
state, with reference TO its interests and to its
influence ia the general governments phrase
much used OF late, hut little undo rstood-a ia
tuity not easily reconcleable, either with the
general Intelligence Of the state, or its usual
vigilance in regard TO its own interests.
t.. Nuf Int
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Appraisers of Imported Goods.


NEw YORK, May 2O.-rhe notorious
frauds that have o! late been committed
with impunity upon the revenue, chiefly
by means OF spurious invoices, have call
ell for some legal provisions, and accor-
dinghy congress have enacted law TO
meet the evil. Whether il will be found
adequate for the purpose, Remains TO be
seen il is row in the course OF expert.
meut. The difficulties and embarrass-
men,S felt in the early attempts 10 carry
1t into execution, have been both ludi-
crous and perpleNing. The law contem-
plates that Two persons shall be appoint
ed by The President, whose duty ii strait
be 10 'uspeci and appraiSe all goods inn
ported, before they are entitled 10 deiive-
~, and the two gentlemen appointed to
execute this ardIous and difficult office
In ihis city, are MtsSrS. lchabod Prall
and Abraham Il. Lawrence both rcspec-
table merchants. EreniNg Pest
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-09
Notice Is hereby gwen,

THAr application will be made to
Z the Marine Insurance Company oil
Alexandria ter the renewal OF the follow
ing Certificates OF Stock, the same having
been lost or mislaid, viz.
One for fifteen shares, from No. 1858
to 1872 inclusive.
Ore for three shares, from Ne. 4S4S to
1859, drawn in the name Of the sabscrl
Der
One for ten shares, from No. 62s6 to
6295 drawn in favsr OF William harts-
horne 4 Sons, and transferred BY then
to William Herbert, William Herbert.
Jun. and the SUBJ cr;ber.
THOMAS +. HERBERT.
March u 'h6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-09
Seeds. Shrubs, sc.

A VARIETY of tluwetiEg Shrubs will
~ be sold very low, being obliged to
owe I'D the lot, it being laid under wateh
Also, few thousands Pyrachantha or
Evergreen Thorn, the best plant tor heds-
pc: and in addition to his usual assert
meut of genuine fresh garden and flower
seeds. will receive in few days, White
Clover, Luceru, Burnet and Rye Grass.
In store, good clean Timothy seed, and
handsome assortment OF China, GIass Il
Queens Ware :; st"ne ware and great
variety Of other art'c!es-all OF which l
will sell at the most reduced prices tor
cash, at my store in Fairfax street.
NICH'S, KINGSTON.
March 81 d6trh4w
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--<s ~ @ - q :: . ~ -
SR NNSLlN GAZETTE.

AZ In add, ion 70 the daily paper, and
that issued 1uree times week, IL is the
iptentioa Of the editor also to publish a
d per onre a.week. 1t will contain all
the news matter Of the daily paper, and
such advertisements as may be ordered
70 be published in 1T The type will be
the same as that Of the daily gazette, and
the PAPER Of the same SIZE aud quality.
The FIRST number will issue next week
P..ce two dollars a year, payable IN ad-
vance.
A gres.er,uumber will be printed than
are az present subscribed tos, so that per
sous hereafter subscribing NAV have them
from The first nnmber if they desire.
RICHARD BAChE.
Philad. April 4.
r'rhe Gazette is a remarkably we'll
printed newspaper, and a volume will
present at the end Of the year a valuable
collection Of gereraI information and IN
,erest:ng miscellany
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-09
A Gardener Wanted.

nNE that Can come well recommend
~ ed will find employment bv inqui-
ring al this office, or at MIR. Yeaton's,
CamerOn-sueet.
A Boy of collar; from IA to l6 years
old, would be engaged by the subscriber
for or years. Parents having children
of that age will find it to their advantage
to make early application.
JOHN PORTER.
IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-09

New Publications, &c.
TUST received Tor sale Dy the sub
scribers,
Rob Roy, vols.
knight OF st. John, Q vols.
Rosabella, 8 vols.
Manners, vols.
QuaSers, tale
Jess's Tutors Assistant
Pixies Arithmetic, large and small
WaIsh's do. do.
Jackson's Bookkeeping
Gurney's Treatise Of Shorthand
Walkers School Dictionary
Do. do improved
Adams Latin Grammar
Ha-die's Selecte Vet
Phllidor Oh Chess
Cummings Geography and Atlas
Adams Roman Antiquities
TOoke's PantheoI-Dictionary of Que.
tations
Western Gazetteer, or Emigrant's Di-
reCtoty
Valuable Secrets in Arts and Trade
Cox on Fruit Trees Domestic Cook
cry
M'Mahon's Treatise on Gardening
Memoirs and Remains of the Reverend
Charles Buck
Burdens Village Sermons s vols.
Doddndge's Rise and Progress Of Re-
ligion in the Soul
.-. JAS. KENNEDY & SON.
March 90 stuth2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-09
SALES AT AUCTION.
BIZ JOHN JACKSON q 60.

| On SATURDAY, at 10 An
Will be sold at tie Auction Rom, Union
I street,
| 40 packages OF most desirable
| Spring Goods,
among which are,
l bale real super cloths
l GA Carlisle girghams
case "A super ginshams, very
beautiful goods and handsome patterns
1 90 do. do.
rs do. do.
| I steam Icon shirtings
Maddapolin shirtings
90 checks
A. fine British checks
cstton cassimeres, mostly blds
and fac goods
black servings
l colored do
black & rentines
black sencha~s, very superior
quality
case super calicoes, : new style
goods and yer, beautiful
l case do. do fine quality
furniture plates
l plate calicoes
trunk Madras hanJkerchiefs
1 fancy cravats
/ real lndIa muslins
case brown hollands
/ ish linens
l. .ltyantines superior quality
1 forences, do.
sattins, do.
l 6-4 hair corded cambrics
1 Ga cambrics
"A do.
l bedtcks
l domestic pIaids
/ striped jeans, very superior
quality and fine patterns
/ fancy Marseiles outings
new style goods
Canton Grape shawls, princi.
pal!y orange cOlors
black Canton grapes
| colored do.
Linen Camtrics and linen caubrie
handkerchefs r-
Cotton and bandano bdkfs
suspenders, gloves, buttons, pins;
&c &c. ALSO,
1G bales German linens.
Conditions liberal and made known st
the sale. To commence at 10 O'Clock
precisely. Gentlemen are invited 20 at
t.ud early. april 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-09
W ater-Street.

II AN ready aud wish Immediately to
Il contract for extending Wster-street
to Mr. Thomas Whites wharf, according
to law. Any person wishing TO contract,
will please call at nv house. Bond and
security will be required, and money will
be- advanced as the work progresses. A
few good laboreys wanted on the rect at
enc dollar day, paid every Saturday.
ROBf. BR0CKET, st. Commis.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-09
A Farmer Wanted.

r VIII 10 engage person OF good
character who will undertake the
management of farm on Broad Ran, in
Loudoun county, cultivated by German
redemptioners, who conduct themselves
with proprie'y. His speaking the Ger.
man language will not b. an important
REQUISITE. but it ,siti be expected Of him
to labor trith them, al vel as to instruct
them in our system of agriculture. Ap-
pl'cation may be made t" me PERSONAL,
in AlexaDdria, or by letter.
J. l.. MKENNA.
apriI 9 dstmuft'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-09

Barnewall y Popham
nFFER FOR SALE,
~ 40 puncheons bright retailing mo-
lasses
90 do Sd pit Windw'd Isl'd Rum
10 do 4th Jamaica
a5 hhds prime Barbados sugar
100 bbls prime Pork, New YOrk and
Baltimore inspection)
10 half pipes L. P Madeira
40 Or casks Colmenar Wine
do Mountain Malaga)
500 demJOhns
90 cases salad oil
10 kegs chewing tobacco
1000 bushels bright Cadiz salt
1000 burr blocks
Dry yellow Ochre. Havana segars,
Mould and dipped candles, etc. etc.
March 81 3w
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Five Dollars Reward.

n OST on Friday, Sd instant. large
black lea her POCKET BOOK,
containing 9 tickets in the Medical Col
lege Lottery, with sundrv small drafts
and pape~s Of no use but to the owner.
The finder will receive the above reward,
with the best thanks of the owner, by
leaving the packet book with its contents
at THIS fife. april 7-St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-09
London Hats.
Ladies' Dresses.

AIRS. DODDS, iromEngIand, respect
n fully informs the ladies' of Alexan-
dria aud its vicinity that she has taken a
temporary residence at Mrs, Davis's, Ca
meron-street, one door from Washington
street, where she will make ladies' Dress
es, Riding Goats and Fancy CorSets, in
the newest fashion aud elegance, on mo-
derale terms, for cash ONLY. 49,.
ELIZABETH DODDS.
april :
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-09
ALIENS
LUCEF LOTTERF OFFICE,

10. ISL Market->trert, Baltimore.
Who sold in tie first class of the above
iC'tery the great prize OF 0ne Huudred
thousand Dollars, the highest prize ev
e. sold in 4 nerica.
Prizr T,ck"'s in the New-York. Phila-
delphia & Baltimore Lotteries, and NEST
kinds Of lOreisn Bank Notes, received in
pavme"t
- D ders for Tickets nv mail (post
p''d) viii be promptly attended to, adj
dr,SSei 10 :. & ~. ALLEN u Co.
Isl Market-street Baltimore.
april 9 St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-09
Paper Hangings. &c.

Paper Hangings, &c.
VNHE Subscriber has just received a
IL supply of French Paper Hangipgs
among which are number of Histo' lea
and Landscape patterns, Cloth Pape'
etc. very beautiful. American Paper al
so, low priced, by the piece or yard. .
Likewise, box of Prints, Caricatures
etc. great variety. Also.
Boston Windoso Glass,
Of all ,izes. sJ"He has made such ar
engagements as always to be able to sell a
The Factory prices.
Paints and oil, gold leaf, looking.glass
es, trunks, etc constantly for sale.
~ Painting, Glazing, Gliding and
Paper Hanging, in all their variety, exc,
cuted with neatness ard despatch.
K. GILMAN.
April stuth3tWtt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-09
STOMACHIc BfTTERS.

These celebrated btiers are composed
purely OF vegetables Of the mo innocent,
vet speclfic virtues, and are Infinitely
superior 10 any thing vet discovered. for
restoring weak AID aecayed constitu-
lions, destroying worms, cleansing and
strengthening the stomach, encrea,ing
the appetite, and by the frequent use
Of them, they are certain preventive
against those complaints SO common in
the spring and fall seasons, such as in
tcrmittent fevers, and sgues, long hu-
tumnal fevers, dysenteries, &c. They
are also Of infinite service to those in the
seataring lire who make long voyages at
sea, and are exposed to unheaith, cli-
mates;a preventive against contagious
disorders they are also seIy plesssnt
bitter and are par icuiariy accommodated
for thu use Of Taver-, and Public houses
as well as private famihes.
March swsm,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-09
Confectionery

A NTHONY KALE respectfully in
"a forms the ladies and gentlemen OF
Alexandria, that he has opened a Confec-
tionary Shop, on Kins-strret, one door
below M. Boxham's, where he CONSTANT
ly keeps on hand all kinds Of cake, cor
dials, candies. fruit, nuts. &c.
Country merchants can be supplied
with the above articles by wholesale Or
the NEST reasonable terms, and parties
with all kinds of cake at one days notice.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-09

Pass ID III Council 1st April, 1918.
PdINESS JANNEY,
President pro TEN.
Approved, April :, 1918.
JACOB HOFFMAN, Mayor.
4 true copy. Test,
I. P THOMPSON, C. C..