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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07
New Publications.

TUST received for sale by the subscrl-
% bers, ,
A sketch of the Nj litarv and Political
Power Of Russia by Sir Robert Wilson.
Coleridse', Biographical Sketches oil
his Lille aud Opinions.
IN Uu line OF the Revolution in Spa
nish America.
Plac,de, Spanish Tale, BY Madame
dc Gcuii'.
The Btance Of Comfort, or the Cd
Maid 4 Married Woman, by Mrs. Ross.
Cr!ebs Deceived, BY the author Of an
Aotidnte to the NliseIies Vt Human Life,
etc. etc.
The Bridal of Yauslond, a Metricai
Romance.
The iriLe, or the Lace-makers Of Mes
scEd2I.
Gcth'eu,na, or Thoughts on tie suf'
flunys Of Christ,
HE Power oi Fai'h exenTliiied in the
Lie Of Mrs. I,a5ela Graham.
Sacra,oentai Addresses and Media
tiuns, % the Rev. Henry Beitrage, aii-
MISTER OF Fllk;rk, lnteEded &c ald DeSo-
tor, m 70 exhibit the consOiing aud pu-
r.fCRg inference Of the Grass nf Christ.
D., DuiSnr's edition oi Psalms and
Hymns, By DR.. Watts AID others, adapt
cd 70 the PreSbytc' ian Church in the L.
safes: new and beautiful edition, on
S>,-e type and hae paper.
Frsnoe, by Lady No"gan; o new edi.
ton. w,th tao translation.
sueeca,, at the Bar, and on public &C.
casicHs, by Charles Phillips,
JAMES KENNEDY & son.
J!Hu7rv 2 wf'6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07
Linens and Lawns.

Linens ana Lawns.
% CASES A Irish linens aud case
- long lawns, wide good goods, for
sale at vecy small advance, on libe al
credit, bv JN0. JACKSON 4 Co.
Who will sell at yery reduced prices
to close different consignments, and on
terms that cannot fail t" please,
Scotch and German linens
Cloths, cassimeres, fiaunels, fushings
Coatings, cords, velyets, b"mbazctts
Company bandanno handkerchGefs
Sewing silks, all colors
Canton handkerchief, sarsenets
"A Irish, Sd British, and "A domes.
tic checks
Buttons of every description
Negro cottons, blankets
Cloth table covers. pias
India cottons, domestic chambrays.
January 2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07
Damaged Goods.

, On THURSDAY, at 10 A. NJ.
VIII be sold, at our Rooms, on Union.s..
Tor the benefit of whom il, may coi.S
Germ
bale Carlisle gIbghams
case cords and relvets
2 bales stout twi'ed Coatings
bale 90 checks
Together with other goods, damaged
on board schooner BiIa;i, captain Hand,
from Philadelphia. Conditions at sale.
viii be added to our sale on Thursday,
case gold, silver, and composition
Watches-wi'hout reserve.
lcnN JACKSON < Co.
Auctioneers.
January6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07
January 6

Office Of. Murine Insurance Comp'y}
Of alexandria, Jan. 2. 1873.
"HE stoCksolder, 10 the Marine In
D surance Company of Alexandria,
are hereby Informed, that dividend Of
ten per cent is this day declared tor the
las: six months, on TIA: part Of the CAPT
tai stock now paid, which will be ready
to be paid to them or thei, legal repre-
sentatives on Monday, t2th inst.
J. Q. NlChOLLS, Secr'y.
January s SSt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07
Phlne&S JaDney,

BgAS Ig,t resolved AID offers for
M sale
) bikes spsrmaceti candles
Z tie. Cos Ia OIL. winter strained
ALSO IN STORE,
lDa pieces Russia sheetings
. pipes Madeira vine
5 DO part
~ half pipes do
s qr ca,ks do .,
. rreyce, & 10 bbis sPermaceti oil
10 tons Swedish steel IN bundles
20 90 do bar iron
) do 90 pIOw plates.
LIT mOI wtm7t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07
Valuable Family Medicines.

ISL reccrTcd, direct from the pro-
sS prjeto,>, the following valuable
MEDICINES, all OF which have been IN
pse tor 4 number oi years past, in almost
every part Of the U"itsd States; have
been highly patroBiZed by people Of the
first responsibility; AMI approved by
taose who have had occasion 90 make use
a them, iJr the cure os those disorders
IN which they ar. sevcrally calculated.
Or. Tees Gsauine (UiRdhGmJ BIZ
lions PiHS.
Universally know "A aud used through
ont The United States as a family medi-
clue. Fac fame Of these pill. has become
50 great, that many have attempted to
counteririt them--to guard against this,
the propriGtors have procured Ste-ec-
tvph label, aud each box Of Genuine
Lees Pills will hereafter be euciosed in
one o. these labels, with these words on
The sides: " Lees Genuine Nindham
bilious Pills" aud oa the end Of the la
bel the words, ''Samuei Lee, patentee,
&c. |, Thompson, agent, JOINT prOp-ie-
tor," sc. aud shnu'd auy be effe,ed Tor
sac without said label on them the pur-
chaser may be apPrised that they are
counterfeit.
Br. Th0wGSGR'S celebrated Eye HQter,
For the cure of iniiamed and sore eyes
al almost every descrll ton. This vaiaa-
bic preparation comes highly recommend
Al tom the most respectable svurccs.-
p,iCc 80 aud p cents bottle.
81. PdlCsOp'S Genuine Ech Ointment.
A certain and sale cure for that dISa-
greca6,e complaint, as well a. other IL
iyptiOns OF the skin. Puce 81! cents
huX.
d.. RqacgOa's Int Bilious and StO.
machic BIisrS,
For weakly ard inG,m constitutions.
Price So cents box.
H.a;kiey's hyeijHc Remedy for the
PieS.
A most valuable medicine. Price so
cents box.
TasmpsoH'S aromatic Tooth Paste.
Fer ~hitenins and preserving the
freeth---it may he used with the greatest
safety, Price so cents box.
Specific Drops for the Tooth Ache,
: Which, in almost every case. gives iu-
slant relief in that Distressing complaint.
Price 81 cents bottle
Co0lsy's Vegetable htiIir. for Coughs,
.iSihmaS, CegSumptiUHS, &C.
4 very valuable medicine IN those
complaints. Price so cents bottle.
For sale, in Alexandra, BY DR.. Rich'd
H. Lite: IN Warrington City, by Dr..
Drrd Or; 10 Georgv;uwr, b. De. John
Oit, Ohio "a. L,HiiRam y Go. aud Va
1IGuigi J,w u.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07

~ Columbia, Lowe, IT AleAandria.
- dtys t.. Leghorn, A. llhrrton Roads
J.. .as'any. bound roc B:l,ihGre.
Sun .-s.,l,Ge Ann. K ives, ar. at n.
YORK "a ruu.Siay Afternoon !r. Liver
.r,-'. ,q.lel li'h NV. Flour was sixty
Ne >il,lug, per barrel.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07
Sales at Auction.
BIZ p. C. .MiRSrELLER.

THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock,
At Central Wharf, will be sold, the
Cargo OF ship Wilhelmina, Captain John
Baxter. consisting OF
10000 bushels white lvica Salt and
20 sacks soft shelIed Almonds, OF
a very superior quality.
Terms liberal, and made known at tie
place OF sale. January
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07
BY JOHN DICKSON g Co.
THIS DAY.
January 7

FAVING determined to relinquiSh
EE the dry good business for the PIE
8 ut, shall sell at auctioa, on Wednes-
day the 9TH instant, al my Store on X &
street, opposite the Mechanics Bank
MY ENTIRE STOCK,
Consisting OF large anal genoa! a'sort-
ment If
European, India, and Domestic
Goods,
which will be found well worth the a;ten.
too OF purchasers.
The sale will cammcnce at 10 O'clock
precisely, and will be continued by al
jOurnment til closed.
Conditions liberal. and made known
at sale. IHnS WHITE,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07
Mr.. JONATHAN PARKS.

Who tarried some time in this place.
in July last, distributing moral tracts and
eyhibiiins an optical show, is requisite.
20 iafprm me Ut his place Of residence,
rHl-ss-for,h, on or before the FIST oi Feb
r1ary next: otherwise shall be under
ne necessity of disclosing some circu'n-
stances rf the utmost Importance to him,
and not altogether uninpOrtant to the
public. ". ID. BELL.
iiagers-rown, Nd. Dec 9, 1917.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07
Franklin Bank, Alexandria,

JANUARY 5, 1878.
NJ Office is hereby gwen to the Stock
~ holders Of this institution, that a
dividend of four per cent. is this day de-
clared, and will be paid to them, or their
legal representatives., on Wednesday the
9TH iCstant. WIN. RHODES, CIR.
January 5 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07
Gig for Sale.

A FIRST RATE GIG. with Harness
N complete, will be sold low If imme
date application is made. Enquire of
LEWIS HIPklNS q Co.
January 6 ST
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07
Found.

Found.
WAS picked up 10 the ice in the Pc
w tomac river q SHIPS LONG
BOAT on the s9h of December, which,
from appearance, is nearly new, and the
owner can have It by proving property
aud paying charges. Apply to George
Barlow, Or Jeremiah Boothe, Ransay's
wharf. Ii the above property is not call
ed for in a few weeks, it VIII b. di posed
Of as the law directs.
GEORGE BARLOW.
January 6 ST.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07

On FRIDAY, at 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold at the Ven,lue Store, cornef
OF Prince aud Water streets,
Cloths
Cassimeres
Cnatinss
Plains
Fushings
Colduruys and velvets
SwaGsdown and toilenette vesting
Irish linens
Flannel,
Cambria, lenO, jaconet 4 book muslir'
Domestcs
CaiicOes
Cotton and roollen hosiery
Kid, Buckskin and Beaver gloves
Gotten threads, &c.
ALSO,
10 boxes glassware
crates queensware
10 boxes mould candles
10 soap
furniture, &c.
ALSO,
5 cases watches
p. u. MARSTELLER, Auc..
January
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07
On THURSDAY. at 70 o'clock,

On THURSDAY. at ~ O'Clock,
Will be sold, at Geo. Cnleman's nharf;
without reserve
40 tierces FIRST quality new Rec
OF credit .! CD days.
ALSO,
IA Tie schooner FREE MA
NssEES SON, her tackle and spparel'
Ss..s, She is about 81 tons burthen.
~ is good vessel ard sails fast:
She will be sold oil credit OF 9, 4 aud
months.
PC. MARSTELLER, Auct'r.
January 5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07
THE ATEE.

The Managers respectfully announce
to the public, that having made arrange
ments To open the Washington Theatre,
the Alexandra Theatre win close nj Sa.
turday, the 18th inst. and will reopen,
for the after season, as soon as they have
fulfilled he above engagements.
Ma. HAYES BENEFIT.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07

|" Tickets 10 be had at the Herald
Office, City Hotel, and at the Theatre.
.Ir. Thomas benef. on Saturday neat.
Days of performance Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
- To prevent confusion and mistakes
amongst the door keepers, the public are
respectfully Informed that tickets Can or
ly be received on those evenings Tor
which they are purchased. Stove: are
kept in every part Of the house.
The public will please to purchase
their tickets at the boo office, as no mo-
ney can be received by the door keepers.
Doors 10 be opened at half past 5, and
the curtain to rise at half past 6 o'clock
precisely.
Box Ore dnllar-Gallery City cents.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02

In this town, on the 25inst after lingering III.
ness, Miss REseceA! NJ MARcHAsr, dang ghter OF Viii
liam VI >rch.nt. Esq a the l7,h year Of her age.
On Frid.y o,nlng last, was lost from on board
the bing-sol ,iphin. Thomas Chapman, mas.
ter. MAariN HoLLowHR, aged 2s, native OF
Rchmond. Virginia
VI Providence, on the 2sth ult. Mrs ELIIAssrs
LIE. sged 80. widow Of the iaie Mr. John Lee. tor.
me " OF THIS town
At Peterstur rga, Geo, v, on the 2sh of July last.
after shor, illness, MIS- LYDIA BAxsR, wife OF
M Alpheus Baker. and daughter of Capt Thomas
Dcnn,s of this .o~n
"a Boston IN eunday morning, 23d instant, Mr.
EAES. huoApEs, aged -, formerly one Of The Ed
tors Of he I1dePendent Chronicle As citizen
his conduct has beea exemplary--as q member of
society, upright, honest and just, es husband. at
fectionste and kind a. parent, tender, aud soci
tous to aivanc' his children in well dons--most
regre ted by hose who knew him best.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
PAINTS. LINsEED OIL. sc.
WILLIAM NJ. VERNON,

HAVING removed TO No. t:6. Thames-street.
4 being he store occupied for several years by
Uiidersesed e Stevens. as Paint Store. offers sor
sale PAINTS Of all kinds, dry and ground in Oil
Linseed OIL boiled and unboiled; Painters Brush.
and roofs Of every description house and whic e
wash brushes black and bright vsrnish Window
Glass and pu,ty.-All which be win sell as lew as
can be purchased in this town.
Painting and Glazing,
Carried on as usual.
tie returns his sincere thanks 10 his former Gus.
teners, and solicits continuance OF their favors
FOR SALE,
Dweliing-aouse and lot Of Land. pleas su,iy
situated on the Hill. ttNt
Waaci as atsrs, A journeyman Painter, OF steady
habits and good workman--.4so. One or two
honest active boys as Apprentices-those from the
country would be preferred.
April %. .-s (tD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
CAPE COD CANAL.

Wm. Tudor, j.. Esq. writes from Sand.
wich, on tae 25,n. and men,ions several CO.
gent reasons way the con,e mpia,ed Canals
not In greater state of fforwardness---ststes,
!" various surveys which exist, which were
made macy years sioce, when the business Of
caaslling was less understood" And clos.
ing with The following rema' KS. g The in
disidus,s named ia the act, have engaged Mr..
BaIdwin 10 make survsy and estimate, aud
! am now here on their past makisg prepare
tions for haying il commenced, which il will
be in few days. Ai,er the survey and cs,i-
nsa,e are completed, the measures before
suggested will probably be adopted, and
hope, sir, that this great public uode etaking,
the most important that cen be executed on
the coast OF the y. States, and which has
been SO long and so loudly claimed for the
sake OF property as well as humanity, will be
soon carried into complete effect"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
Cyolke,y, China 81 Clas1 Hare.
li-' received sud for sale, by a,
ARCHIBALD MUNRO & co. =


South spiry UrIaN BANk BrIi pfSc.
GEVESTY cralcs and paskpges wrls &C.
- sorted Liverpool add lnla MARC,
Coasisnng Of
Due prinicj Teas aud Cofees,
do do Te,-PMs. Sugar, Creams,
do y Bws, quarts, PIN. and half pin,s;
60 ra!es, l,wtil RS, MulIio-,
do Jugs, 4qt 2qt. iql pip' and hali,pint,
do Chambers, Ewe,,, Basins, Is
do Dinner and Tea Sets,
Eoamelisd Tea Pots, Sugars, Mlks,
do Teas, Cofyse.,
do Jugs, a, g., i2s, a.,
do Bowls,
Blue snd green .edgedpa,ss,TwlM rs,Mifins,
DO Dahes, 10 20 Ia inches, inclusivc,
Crsam Coo,ed plales, TwM Msrs, MJthns,
do Ulshes, 8 10 lo INCHES, inclusive,
do Chambers. 4s'and IS, gEa
do Bpsin,, - and g., =
Go Bowls, a.. tint and half pint
do Jugs; do do io
do Teas sn6 Cans, tf
Tca,sets, graps.ieaf, iandscepe, aud Ius,te,
do in boxes, Qndia,)
Lu.ere jasa, 2q. iq,. pint and hslfpint,
Double Ain, cut-glass Dceanseis, quarts and
piOts, afto
do Tumblcrs nnd Wines,
do Peppers, Mus,sds ans Salts,
Common Tumblers snd Wines,
10 assorted Crates, suitable for tho country.
So Coates rep,oked at short notice and
low prices.
Jaoa II Ca1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
CARDLNG,
By Animal Power.
DAVID WILLIAMS,

In|o,ms Ia. .}rifncs, and fhe fabH-, \
THAr ne can seeommodsse them wis'
Csrdiug of WOOL, through ne Cry
season, OF hi, Shop, no. sc. Bfosd Stree =
where bis Machines are Row erecting by
horse power They viIl probably be IN ope
alton bs he 10th Of the present month f; IL }
hoped the fscilr.ies they oCer TO he 'nh~b-
,an,s Of this. town aud iss vicinny and
Isnes,osr particularly, will spsate the'
pstconags.
lT. Wool ought 10 the morning E'J
be c,eivsd again at n'gh.
Nsrport, s.h Of s.h no. 1918. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
M.fRRIRD.

In this town. by =. Rev Mr. Wheaton, SAMUEL
PRIoLsAu, Esq to Miss ELizAsRra LIZ scn HAM
ILToN, both OF Charleston, y. &.
Al SouA Gngs'szs, Sunday Evening last by
the Rev DAVID Cnrtis, Levi TorrRs. Esq. to Miss
SusAxc PsckaAM. daughter, OF Timothy Peck
ham. jr both of that town - sisi all
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02

THE Subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
iic that ne continues TO Card into rolls, shcep'e
Wool. o. AZ sr;9es Also. TO eelot and finish wool.
GARMENTS ripped or whole, 20 colour Yarn for GOV.
erIcts, carpets, Nc. Of various ccors and shades
he continues to Manufacture Plains, sa,innetss
Cassn,eres. Coa,ings, flanpeis, kc on very mod
crate terms.
Having The btst Of machinery and experienced
worlsmaD in every branch, Aatsefs himself he shalt
in fad be able 10 do Ill, any part Of the above
business, In satisfactory manner. 80
SAMUEL CLARKE. /,
Portsmouth, (cnndcPs ysiiys.) Nov. ~, 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02

II EspEcrfULLy Inform the Inhabitants of New
port and ns v'cin',y, that they have sissnin,ed
JOE SHERMAN. or Newport. their agen, 10 receive
aad deliver al kinds Of silks. saias, grapes. con-
qusns. shAwls, silk ahd cotton hose, ribbons cloths
Vt all Kinds, stuiis. Nansns &c sc. which they wi:l
venture to ssy. will be Gnished in style equal, if not
superior ia any Dyeing ,tioose in Americs and The
ifse OF eoies'ng reasonable and uniform, according
10 sse' "'oih' color. &c May ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
HANGING. ACADEMY.

II C. scHAFFER respectfully informs the La
j. iies aud Genurmvn of Newport and its yci',,
IVY ta, his Second Quarter, for the Instruction of
Masters & Misses, IN the Polite accomplishment Il
ID ANCiNG, viii commence on Monday morning. at
O'Clock, at Masonic Hall. on the 7.h Of Sept next.
Aug. &c tfe
AZ, Blank Hri,s and Execusrons. 3
nLANK wRtrs and EEECUTlONs.o OF approved
- fnrms. fir Justices Courts, printed on fine
i'apes and gccd ypc. for sale At ,his ohre i.'
July IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02

vT>NE snbscriLcr informs his fficnds and 'Lc pub.
y lie, tl,st Capt George La-Siog, 20 Tiveftons
HIN Moore. Jun. and = n lDeabesy, Newport. arc
the Agents 10 receive articles INTENDED for ,hs Tn.
ion Factory
lie continues to color and dress woolsn Cloths
Of si. descriptious--to Gard Sleeps Wool of al
grades and TO msnafacturc Plains, Sattinets Cost.
ings. Fisnncs, Es Of various colours and shsdes--
TPosc who will favor him with their custom in his
inc, may depend on having their work done in the
best manner, and on reasonable terms, ana tie
smallest favor win be gratefully acknswIedsed
JOHN BABCoCK.
Portsmouth. Jan 90, 1918 Ttfl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02

~ NOTICE..
A REea;rTING RENDEZVOUS is
N opsnva .or the 9th Regiment u. s. In
fsn,fy, al 10. s, Loug-wharf. All those
disposed 20 enter the service Of their country,
are requested TO call.
d. WATSON, Mi. U. S. Army.
Nr-rh,,1. Peb ~. 1917 I5isf.l ~, f
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02

s.s PhfsfLyd, u aH kind., ereea'sd m
o satisrsssorp acaner, q ssis caes. >
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
SPANISH CONsULArE.- !

ea ef4is OFFICIAL NOTICE. s
uE intendsnt of the Havana viii pay the PISS.
sage OF one hundred persons, they being Ma
sons Carpenters, Po,ters, Coopers, Stone Cutters or
coppersuiths. ifthey Wish 10 establish themselves
IN the coueuy, where they are principally wanted
they will have the assigned allowances during the
fSst two months, aud they may lie swe cf nrdine
immediate employ II Trey have any family their
pssssge viii also be paid, and allowance given ac.
cor,lias 10 the number ei ns members The Con-
sus v,u draw on The ln,endant In hyor of the Cap.
tom fos such Passages, which viii he at The rate &c
3 2s Tor every grown person = For further par,icu.
lars, inquire of the undersigned g3,s
ST. Office hours from 10 10 2 o'clock. sfr
BERNARDO 5MALA6AMBA,
yiss temsui ef Spain.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
ruE NAVY.

The u. > N. y. IL is believed, now con.
Sis of 'nreu 74'.-6vs - gun figa,e.--
sh e Sew 3a's-ons 20 gun vessel
ten is's--oesides several other smaller ones
of 10 - Aod IL, and Of smaller denomiua-
tions.-rhere ars slso fou T4's on the stocks,
beside, frigates and smaller vessels. alt is
thus we 60 on until we shall become the
greatest naval power on the Giebe 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
St. Croix Ram, Sugars, Teas.


Just reeeives and Tor sale, by
ARCHlBALO MUNRO & co.
South wing UNzsS B<Sx RuIEDisc,
TWENTY hhds. ST. Croix Rum, pure as
i imported, ~
10 do. Antigua do.
Sboxes Havana white ScEsrs,
Is nbis. do. brown 90.
S chests Hyson
10 do. Young Tyson
10 do. Hyson.skin rr.e
Bphea
sosshoas' ssssh, and
20 boxes Dooii,sies' Soap,
do Starch,
10 do Ciarel Wine,
Is do Pfunes,
5 do Smyrna Figs,
do Bloom Raisins, ss4
10 kegs Jamsica Ginger,
100 bales Cassia,
30 bbis. Richmond Flour, t.,
isja,s Maccsbau Snuff,
500 lbs. common do.
bsgs Pimcnto,
do .Peppev,
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-11
FROM ROME, AUGUST 6.

A machine has recently been invented to
drag the river Tiber. from the Bridge Mole
as far as San Paoio, 10 recover the precious
objects which it is generally thought are bu-
ried in its bed. Many people are porsuad-
ed that the golden candlesticks Of Jerusa-
lem will he found however, should the
project Of finding these objects (Which, per-
haps, have moi been thrown into the river)
fail, great hopes are entertained Of Obtain
ing some valuable antiquities, although in
bad state. The design cannot he carried
into effect this year, on account Of the in
crease Of waters, which takes place annu-
ally in autumn.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-11
Doaaliingtoxa, ga J Oct. q.


A very dist essing accident occurred in
this village yesterday morning. A taylor,
by the name OF John Walker, Was fixing a
flint into the lock OF musket not knowing,
or having forgotten it was loaded, he snap
ped it several times, resting il nearly level
upon the shop board. II at length went off.
and the whole contents Of large squirrel
charge Of shot, waiding, &c. lodged in his
brother William Walkers thigh, which was
moi more than two feet from the muzzIe-
II bled protusely, and is extremely pain
full, but we understand the bone is not lrac-
'ured. A circumstance which renders this
event more distressing, is, this Young man
, had lost one leg in the battle at Chippew a,
ty cannon ball, and his thigh was ampu-
tated about midway-the other thigh has
now received the injury just mentioned
We also understand that he had a shot in
the knee and one in the heel Of the same
leg, during the war.
h We cannot close this account, without
expressing our extreme regret-nay our as
tonishment, that after 50 many warnings of
this description, SO many people make such
careless use Of fire arms. 4 loaded piece
ought never 10 be pointed about al people,
and every gun, before being tempered with,
ought 10 be carefully examined.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-11
From The aurora.

Extract of 4 letter TO the editor. dated
Chickasaw treaty ground, 9TH Oct 1913.
"Being not yet preparedto visit Orleans,
as mentioned in my last, | have as well
for curiosity as recreation, fallen in with
the company that is collecting about here,
and shall wait the issue of the treaty. Ge-
neral Jackson and Governor Shelby arri-
we'd in this neighborhood the 29th last
month their object is important; the con-
clusion of a treaty with the Chickasaw In
dams for all the land claimed by them which
lies within the bounds of Tennessee and
Kentucky, What the result OF the nego-
citation will be is yet uncertain some oil the
influential chiefs are much opposed but
this discomfort am told, has grown princi-
pslIy out of the new circumstance. of goods
having been sent to pay them their annuity
due under the former treaty, when it was