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FREE PORTS

The British Parliament are attemrtinc- 4,
coun'ersa All our Navigation ACT. bv tha FL. H.
l'Nimeht OF Free Ports. Ry All aci-ot The 9Th
MAY, as American vessel NAV jinpor, into' xncI
ports in Nova Scotia or New H,unsvi,l. 80.
may he specially designated by his majesty ,he
following articles, scAntiiun Uiauks stnvss
heading, boards. shingles hoops /: ho,ses nr.l
cattle. sheep, hogs, poultr, Rive s,ock ornnv
s'rl bi'ad, biscuit, honi peas. benns, loti.
toes, wheat rice, oats barley, on grai. az ANY
snit; pitch, tar, turpeptiue, fruits, sords AMI
iGbacco -prOridCd these articles be ct nur ovn
growth or pr0duciiuu These atticie< 90 o., re-,
exported 10 any other British port in British
bottoms he same Act perm.ts our vessels
10 export from the SAID stipulated ports "gyp.
sum. sriidNtones, or other produce or n,a;,,
facturs at lie said Provinces aud also an,
produce OF manufacture OF The United Kim;
dom OF ut his aialeSt,'S colonies or nlantatin,1.
IN the West Indies; or ANY GOOD. whatever
thit snail have been Legally imported ina the
Sa,u IrsvhCes; any ,h'"g ~ any law to the
contrary notwithstanding" The urtle, of ,otu-
ciI tor designating the ports, is not vet nuh
hShcd; but Haitian and st Johns arc tho .
which VIII probably he selected Besida.
these, Bermuda IS free po,t-SLe fears mo
rVa'fy win Halifax OF St Johns rrit,>
"e'se.. on hei local situation which She
says, as ungmestionibly the most convenient
ava mast advantageous port for the batter and
exchange OF West lhdia for American mo
d"ce -Candda has taken alarm ~ titese iree
ports, from an aprrtherS tG.t oul l,niber
anu freaGsiuiis viii superse le the use oc h.
own.
Many shifts viii doubtless he pr:c,ised b.. ,r,c
Brush to employ thei' vessels ia lie yoyare
from lheir free ports to cur 0wn-an,t n,anv
frauds, 10 bring them direct from ihc tVestIi..
oies 10 ON own, without even touching at ;he
free port.
Mr.. Ahderson's letter nlaypreyPnt soD,s eva.
SONS; Dui we must use all oar vigilance To ore
VeGt The evasion al that letter
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" oliCt-On Le29tl Junt ia,i l 0uk fcor or h. srJ
OF wan. i-brll's b"a head Cesar Hfteen bar
res OF no", branded GiiPs creek L!nebbuTg supeinue
usPee,on. This rs L. require The oUcr 10 conc aud
prove MS properly pay Tie legal charges undel an at
" the ast General Assembly, win dcsl witI IL IS
that act directs. WA y, G.OTT
July 10. 10 .usw
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TINS day published and for safe at fhis Office,
4 neat pamphlet form, AN ADDRESS Delivered be-
~ 'oe Tue AGRICULTURAL Society of Aihenarie BY IA
nApISoN President of IL Society, late President
oil the United States....Pnce rs cents.
July 10. m .,
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- mo !aa No. al Consistency - pdstyoned-io
make room for the aIices we extract IroI,, The CIV
uHeahs Sazeue-ihese are interesting iruiL lie ad.
u'tloIaI igbt they shed on The an..r al Prnsacnla
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oiiCE.-Ihose indebted to Mr.. HENRY BUTLER,
are hereby notified that all the property of the
sara huieT as also ell debts due him Of whatever ma
'te sOeNer has been assigned tie subscribers as
ustees Tor the purposes mentioned in the deed Of as
payment. ~ 'e
ersditos of the said Henry Butler are also hereby
'iuco tndt the said deed OF assignment is ready
for inspection and signatures at the Office Of John n
Jones IN 18th street Grst door north of street where
hey are invited TO call at any time between the hours
oInine O'Clock A. VI. aud two O'clock r. ~ until the
lSh day Of the present mouth which is the time limit
ca Tor the Creditors to ia for Tie benefit OF said
assignment. ~
J. r. JONES
REuBEN JOHNSON, Trustees.
I'LL, IHos. PULLING,
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~ itn-A quantity Of hoop poles and heading for
hn"r haffeis.-A liberal pIIte viii he gwen n de.
"'SIto Immediately u. HAkiLL s Co
1uIY ~. ~. .UIw
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% Cot B"TUcH BaSsef having announced his de-
N''"anoh to Teiife from Congress a'ei ht R,Nt Sos
SION We ale requested TO siat- ihat SEVERN l.. PAR.
I'm Esq OF Northampton county, Is a Candidate ior
ue uisiIict nos represented hy Col. Bassct.
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rE'WENIi DOLLARS REWARD. Deserted OH he
Il zIth ut. JESSE FOX and WILLIAM CO1DR. SOL
diers ~ the SERVES Of The public guard
FOX was born ia the county Of Burlington New Icr
sey aged 80 years 6veieet eight inches nigh iisb com
piexon, grey eyes light hair aud BY profession ,af.
GoODE was bora ia the county OF CbesteTdrid Va.
aged 70 years, Eve feet nine inches bigh Iti com,
PeXlon dak eyes, sandy hair, and by profession pow.
der maker.
The above reward will he paid for the appfche sion
aud delivery ofthe said deseftefs in the cy OF ui,h
mond, Of TEN DOLLARS for either.
fErER cRUGcHriELp, 1T. p e.
JOY 10.
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The Montreal Herald is diSpieased with The
Boston l.d.tors, Tor the notice ~ hich ihpv have
tahenot Mr.. GourIay's meditated Cosrcntion.
II predicts that = the members of this Grand
tonreRti0h viii not obtain a single object
pointed out in their mis>ian.o n ret,I;3tes
upsn the Boston federal editors BIZ advising
them = 10 be more modest when then make re-
- MAJ Ks on Generations. Let them. re,,p,,,l,er
= their own ut Haflf0rd, aud how il la, snce
urgra"ed The federal party. aud how eager The
th'eiS OF that Marty yuked iiienisei,c s To- The
Cto0 u Democrats President when he visited
iosion.-'fhe Herald makes IA most migrate.
iul return 10 ihe Hartford Convention. Aeeius
that II was for the nens tit ofRis rend, mat m e
said Convention was get Hp. Poor euconrao,''
ment thiS, To be degI1Ied' 4, home and
laughed al Abroad '"'
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II. and 10 flie naes ln 1la nin-ll All fncfs,

II, and 10 The uses 10 Be made OF fhcri-C
Estimating the crop of wood yielded by
an acre AT twenty cords, the period Of re-
production al twenty wears, and the ave-
rage number OF cords annually consumed
at Il fireplace, including the culinary con-
sumption, ., ten cords every fireplace
on a farm will require ten acres for a per
msneni supply OF fuel. For the oihcrne-
cessiiies of farm several acres more
ought TO be aided.
An estimate IN very sensible publica-
ton. entitled 1.-The New England Far
nIer, makes seventeen acres necessary
Tor fireplace. The winters there ARK
longer, and The climate may BE- less favor
able 10 the quick growth of trees. But
their houses arc generally closer than
with us 4; 10 say nothing Of more iuti.
cious management than can be enforced
on mos. OF our farms.
To this catalogue of errors i'm our rural
economy, considerable as if is, many
fear might be added. The task of poini-
ing them OUT. gladly leave ia others. less
incapable than have shewn ~, self,o be
by the very imperfect manner In which
have performed lhe one OH which | ven
tured.
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among the numerous patrons of this grand nntlo,a.
dent, Vice President, all the Heads Of Depar,n,rn,N
many members OF Congress and the nust disfinruted
"rh 10 Tue united States So great has been tie de-
Rldnd, that until within few dat the publisher has rot
Deen able TO supply the demand. as the eiiizeas OF
virginia are distinguished foT their liheTay abi Dai-
Oh m they haYenOw an opportunity fJ few DAYS oriy
OF 9blainngan elegant of The noble charter ofthei
couniry's freedom. !,
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eEoEhtAs executed a psori soI Nnete r HE sum
- OF y 3,ooc 10 WIZ Bell bearing date The 18th
'ii, 1878, pas able the Jure fol owing vLc saii
hnie was indol'ed n banb BY the said v.lial gr and
uspu.ieG ia he Part rNciria h, pi,ly,.,d IT,, -.
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certify that The original Declaration of Indeucr
eehce "hch is IA the archives Of The Department Of
9e, mas Deeh undSI my care Tor many years. Tbs,
give tbs ceTeate Is the only person lie best o; my
hno"'edge, WHO ever coE!ed o5facd fac si,isiiie
oflbe original signatures IuSits ~ tinic
80 UUSbfDgfou lg,,,- -Af'FS-
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executed hearing cate The i5h irr miner 1870 - me
.aid inboaen he SAFE noie sem i aIt the ,rocse,
:" i"e pioltftsc ront, pc, Ia uut of whi.! became
The purchaser, aud which note 10 ran, ib,c,,s.
pdt ot Tie land sod b. lac trustee lad esg
soiu an" cohse! ei b. !ht said lDhDdtu David uush
OF such refusal, keIcy gi,e noice "a, lIe snbitc 80
Stsuh'"h, J"'! 40 10. ~ JAMES BELL
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htCL RATION OF INDEPAADENCE.- 6e1Je1rI,,
oreH IyieF respectfully informs patriotic cir
Heus :" Nepn"nd thet by appl! to hin The Read
M Room OF the Eagle 10 tel Tie, can obtain a fey co.,
pies OF s elegant edition Of ile scisraton OF An,rri
eau inuepehHe"ee, with the fac smiies Of The siru,-
tn'es Of al those eNei veneraied patriots wo signed a.
~ Is the same SIZE as the original and not vary IN
point OF eapIla letter, ard is the aud ony c"uy
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HERON. SIMON & CO. ..gctioneerr
! y. ieisons deSiioHs OF puicissingthe Town or
tohnuy fop.tys air Requested 10 call ON the ,nisr,,
| ''r, bS "hcmii viii with aieassie be sIewm.
| 'uI! 10. is.,tns I. II. rRGSSER.
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n ne 6.iif0rsey tie Norj5kt Beacon Frece,ieks.
6grg Hcrgid. baltimore P6fJiof, and JhilaceIphia
DfmocrGtc Prfve. Utt please insert the G6oDc f,f4cs
wee% Ter f're months. oHd Jorrara fheir accounts
10 this od'ce iof J0gmsnf.
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NJ Is tAiES' ESIAf5.... All psrsons ibirTes,ed in
me e. tales OF lntes taes committed the Lands OF
o, lhs cay ;ot administration (and hereto
e entire management OF Robsrf D0af6at IT, to whom
az application relative thercto msi be InsGe n IL
Ieiut'tea tsi y, one MI! commence suit against tie
"u'h 81 aioT, Nnhonia's Submitting tier claims
+Nn is the practice oi c CONT affords b,., faciiitv
III hioNg and establishing claims az int estates com,
"it'saio my hands (as sergeant Than the usual law
t'".'ss TO he hoped that persons IN prertL.t
which he is so frequently made TO ncrr nnn.cesssy,n
WI. ID. WREN Stpc't
JIIy ". I9..At orr l ElrInfE4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-14
October i2
G. Bennett

sFAS imported from London and Liver.
4 pool, and Offers Tor sale.
Superfne cloths AMI cassmeres, ext,
immortal : yony's and Spanish
Bomhazci> and bombazeens
Scotch plaids; corded dinties
London Swan>downs and toilanettes
Fum 'ure caiicoe> mustard
Che-hire, do"b!e gloster, dolphin and
pine apple ohcrse
FlJnnels, mjlIed and single
Supcrfn insr.in Competing, of superior
quai.ty end pattern.
Bcs; Rridport shad and herring Irvine
Saoe thread am book binder, thread
Rose, tuilii and roint blankets
Irish linens sheciings and long lawn;
Ctm rick and jaconeti musIms
NJ Rs illes qniIings few sets stag han.
die knives and forks, with dessert and car
yer, To matcn: Whi;echapeI needles in
boxes sorted to II
September 5 dlw&wsjw
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From he Utica Patriot, October 6.
HAMILTON COLLEGE.

HAMILTON COLLEGE.
A writer in the National Intelligencer
requests information concerning " Hamli-
ton College," as he says he never, until
lately, heard of the institution, and could
find no account of il in any work in his
possession.
As the anxiety Of the writer for inEorma-
ton appears TO be sincere, we feel dispo-
sed to crafty him: and at the SINE time
we may remark that il is no subject of won
der, that he and other gentlemen of infnr-
nation, at sogrcat distance, should know
but little of this seminary, as its officers
and trustees have taken no psins to bIazon
its advantages and merits. preferring rather
totrus, It's reputation 10 the influence OF time
and the impression on the public mind,
which its advantages would ultimately,
though silently and remotely, make It's
history is brief, but may be interesting.
Earl, after the settlement of this part Of
tie country, an Academy was founded on
the site now occupied by the college, by
the Rev. Samuel Kirkland, then a resident
Missionary among the Oneida Indians, and
canned Hamilton Academy" in cotse-
quence Of the respect and generation Of
The founder, for the talents and character
of Alexander Hamilton. Mr.. Kirkland,
who watched over The Interests of the AGA
DENY with the most anxious solici'ude, Ii
we'd to see il flounishing institution, but
died before its erection into College.
This gentleman was the father of the Rev.
Or. John Thornton Kirkland, now presi-
dent of Harvard University.
In the year 1912, the Regents of the u
University OF the state of New-York, grant
ed to the trustees of Hamilton Academy,
and other gentlemen associated with them,
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.Jomes's Point.

TIVE subscriber present, due respect to
the gentlemen of Alexandria and III
neighborhood, for their liberal encourage
ment since The commencement OF his es-
tabliShment, and solicits continuance ID
their support. informing Them that he CON.
mences, on Monday the 18th instant, Oys-
ter supprrs, which will be continued during
the se3son. and for choice wines, liquors,
and moderate charges, cannot be exceIlcd.
Those who have not visited his tavern, viii.
ON trial, find his accommodation TO surpass
their expectation.
Gentlemen who wish TO become subscri-
hers for duck shooting this season, will
please to forward their names TO me, as the
numbers limited, and only few are want
ell TO make up the subscription No per-
sons permitted 10 land on the point except
his friends. There is a good carriage road,
nearly completed, and worm stable Tor
horses. q. JONES.
Jones's Point, October IL If
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much more vivid description of the beauty
OF its situation and of the circun9acent

country.
MORE OF THE MARVELLOUS.
Extract oil e,ter, dated Wootsyiile. Ohio,
july I, 1919, TO his friend in Bolt n,
Connect vi
SIN the remainder of ibis letter, s!la!l
give YOU an accpun, Of n tural curiosity
in the state of Ohio; and rest assured |
shall give you nothing exaggerated. l"rte
weeks since Aaron b Jones, Egg. George
JOKES, his brother. md myself, inou lied
ourh rse., taking w It'll US companion, AMI
iir, cted our course SOUTHWEST frog, tins
place, through pdthiess wilderness lor 81
miles, uuti! we arrived On the banks OF
Duck Greek. On the uorih-eas, branch III
$ id creek, IN lat. 80 deg 81 min. we lound
~ Oh Spring. This IS one oi t!Ie greatest
curi sites in nature: II is in the form OF
- ell. sat myself down on The brink ol
il 10 make observations, which shall he
given as nearly as | can describe aith my
pea. The we'll is about I iret from lhe
edge OF the creek. 1t has been accurately
a.certained 10 be AZ feet deep iTUm the
surface of lhr ground To The bottom, and
is three feet in diameter at ,he top. A
piece of Large button wood tree has been
followed out and placed tor curb on The
top 10 proven peopl :. from falling INTO IL.
Tie oil boils up continually, like The boil
ing OF soap kettle, and runs into the creek
in small stream II is IS fine a any sperm
OIL rom the head of sperm whale: ! he
al. ntitv which rises j. about i've barrels a
week followed the creek up ana down
nearly three miles, and iou.id II comp" toy
covered tn oil. | found an Oh !adie iy-
in near, which | dipped int" Il e oil and
forced il down into the wafer, a,,l !olnd
the oil to be three feet deep. / drew out
with the ladic as fine salt wae' as ever
tasted in the ocean. hen tree The good
less OF the oil, and found il Ia burn clear
and bright A boy. few weeks .slnce IN
order 20 ascertain whe Their oil would burn
ON water, touched 6rcbrand 10 that on the
creek: Instantly il was in a tremendous
fine. which asccnded 200 feel in tie air,
ncarly mile up and down the stream. !
saw limbs f trees, which were merry one
hundr, d feet igh, burnt oil as smoo b rs II
the blaze Of a furnace mai struck them.
The smell OF the oil very much resembles
thai of British oil. " CORn. LOUrdaf.
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Oyster House.

TIME subscriber most respectfully ac'
4 qusints his friends and the public &C..
ncrqlly. that he has been at considerable eH.
prnse in fitting up his Oyster house. on
Duke street, opposite The old circus, where
gentlemen can be supplied at any time with
oysters, served up in whatever manner ihey
may think proper TO order them /; and
Where is here, by land OF water,
A nicer morseI than an Oyster.
Tie hopes the color of his face,
His calling never will disgrace,
But that his conduct and attention,
will ne a means Ia gain him custom.
The public's most humble servant.
ALEXANDER WEST.
October I2 81
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A,FRlEND TO LITERATURE

The sTnusements of the drama have, a.
mong ali civilized nations, been considered
not only rational 5utuseiu entertainment
The num5erless sceaes which are borrowed
from nature, the probability it displays,
and, above all, the CAIRNS Of poetry, rem
der il among the first and most instructive
diversions that is incident to man. We of
ten, by the lively imagination ofthe whole,
see the rough exterior Of nature decked
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La Cnunnil. OctnLer y. 1913.

rTOraereH, that Abrsh+m J "a. Ar
hEny Grease. and Bttnursl D inserieid,
b comm ttee to superint' nj the election
% be held at the Indian Queen trem. on
the ellh inst for a menber 10 represent
the third ward in the conn on council IN
the place of Nathaniel 5. Wise res gned.
A copy. -
Tesr, l.P. iHOAifSoN.'
DC, b.r ii II ~
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GdN Exchange Cofse-House 40
~ MARINE JOURNA -2e8.as
PORT or ALEXANDRIA,. October IS.

Arrived,
Sloop Fanny. Mitchell, 40 hours f.. Bal
limorp with a full cargo OF merhandize TO
mcrch nts Of the District.
Schr Fair american, @ days from t'r'de-
rck,bnrg with a cargo OF flour and com,
- ! " Ladd & Co.
Schr Midas, Bears, IS days from Boston /;
olss'cr, iron. raisins, lemons, sugar, oil,
m ckarrl. furniture. shoes, &c. TO mer-
chants of the DiSric'
CLEARED.
Schr Midas, Bars, George,own
Sloop Morning-Htar, Dennis NwHort
Schr Phoebe & Sally, Harding. al Boston,
9Th inst, up for Ills port.
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Tobacco. Scgars. Sc.

EHlsE sulscriber has just received
90 kegs iars.e twist tobacco. OF ayy.
~ su rri, quality fer relailing-DunIo,'s
G. irbr d brand % do small do
10 huAe. Segars---a part Of iIrs, quality
% bushels timothy seei-war't'G flesh
ALSO,
4 general assortment If Croteries as usual
yC"uniry merchants supplied on ia.
most accommodate. term.
kOBER + s. BLACKJACK.
October 10 nw.iw
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Stolen.
Twenty Dollars Reward.

WAS stolen from store on king.s;reet
w Alexandria. on Thursday last, "hoW
II o'clock, piece OF superfine Blue Btoad-
cloth, wrapped in white cover, containing
about 90 yards The thief, white woman,
was seen to take it out OF the store under
her arm, and is known. 49,,
1.-THE person vino stole il will return II 70
the printer Of this Gazette, no questions
will lee askeh-if il is not returned the aS
will lie put in force against the thief 10 ire
utmost Of the owners power and ne ~;
above reward paid 10 any person who VIII
assist in prosecuting her to convicticn' ..
October Is "
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Flaysecd
More Good Luck for Balti-

More Good Luck for Balti-
more.
S. d w. ALLEN &. co.
EIAVE the pleasure OF advising their
4 4 friends anu the public, that ticket No
1894, which Game up the hanu some prize
of 10000 Dollars,
On Tuesday last, in the Grand State Lot
terry, now draw Iug in Philadelphia, was
sold to gentleman living in Market street,
vino is unwilling his name siiould be made
public. The fortunate owner Of the above
possessed ten tickets only.
S. & VI. ALLEN & co. had the fur
ther pleasure OF advancing the CASH for
the same at ten o'clock thi, morning.
October st
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Letters received al Charleston, from Ha-
vana, under date of the 18th ull. state that
the market was completely bare OF coffee
SAFES OF parcel OF inferior were maze at SO
cents. Nluscovado Sugar was very scarce,
and had advanced 10 10 collars. Molasses
moi 10 be had al any price.
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Fall Goods.

Fall Goods.
DECEIVED per ship New Jersey, cap
Il 4 tain Hodgkinson, and America, cap
tain LucSett, from Liverpool, our Fall In
portstion, embracing general and exten-
siye supply OF
China, Glass e Queens Hare.
which we offer to The public at very redu-
ced prices. TRlPLEI. u NEALE,
King street, 2 doors west OF the Indian
Sept Now Queen Tavern.
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NIB iFousend ideal beauties, and repre-
l,.aie';oG, % >ueb fne engm" F''g, as 10
tia,y he Attention Mds'ri,f Toe fancy OF
,,..e npsi Indifferent .peciator
The tragedy OF Douglas, ~ it was per-
:nrmed on Saturday evening last, was an
,dmirable specimen of natural grace and
EXECUTION. The manly openness OF Ran
.'olph, magnanimous, art.ess, boundless II,
his confidence, ardent n his affections, and
ofdurate in his revenge. was finely sustain
ed. The cool maiigniiv of Glenal,on, sub
tie in his designs, implacahle in has haired'
and studious OF his own interest, WAS also
admirably executed. The noble, brave,
generous and unsuspecling character OF
Young Norval, conscious of rectiluae, AMI
warm in his parental affections, was pant
ed in all the language I'll nature But II pe,
ionged alone to the mimllatle actress ol
Lady Randolph, TO blend The beauties OF
nature, with the soft aud artless disposition
,,f Tho fnu nina q N ra ctpr
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Butter.

Dit'tF.
EUST RECEIVED, [lily
W 1000 lbs new Butter, of superior qua
5000 do Bacon-For sale by
Oct IA st BUTTS D. CAV GOD.
Notice.
TINE 9Th dividend OF the assets Of the
J estate OF Thompson Violet, deceased,
is herebv declared payable 10 the creditors
on Tue :day the Goth inst.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Administrator.
tFA silk Umbrella lost, owners name
written in full Isaac Robbins, 10Th Aug.
1916" d3t&mwi3t Oct IA
Lime. Onions, Potatoes, sc.
II ECElVED by the schnr Sally, capt.
"a Patt
25o casks r |. lime
60 bbls mackcrel
1900 bushels onions
2jo bushels potatoes
8 bis cramberries
nFThe lime will be sold in large or
small! parcels L: CORNiMG,
OctI3 Ct VoweI's Wharf.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-14
PHlLO.DRAMATlCOS.

The President of the United States and
FANNY breakiasled al Mr. Wards Inn, near
Occoqusn, on Sunday morning last on his
return from his seat in Albermarle TO Wash
ington.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-14

Prices at Cape Henry, Sept. 22.-Flour
DE, plenty rye do 5; codf.h box e25
9 30, do large quantity IN market; soap,
Baltimore, 30 box, market stocked beet
brl 10 IL pork do 90 go; herrings do
6 !; hams per p. 90 cents {; coffee 20 q
per do very scarce; sugar Perp do;
molasses per gallon 10 cts on board With
out The cask /; markets gluited with all
kinds Of American produce.