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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28
For Amsterdam.
For Newport, Providence,

Or any eastern port,
.15hN The packet sloop SUPERB, COT
ST&,fin master, burthen 400 bbls. and is
now ready to load. For freight or passage
apply 10 JOHN ri. LADD 4 20.
August % wv
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WOodberus Hope,

lying on Potomac River, containing about
36U acres, having WOOD enough on il 10 pay
for it Tie soil is of an excellent quality
Terms made known on the dsy If sale:
F. H. FEEDER
Charles co. BID. Augpst5 wfmtsO
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s. & ID. Reed,

S. 8 ID. Reed,
TTAvE Just received fresh supply Of
Il SHOES and HATS, consisting of the
GLOWING kinds:
1000 pair women's leather pumps
400 do do thick soles
800 misses do do
500 ladies' morocco slips
2OOs do do with heels
500 do low priced morocco slips
500 chidren's morocco and leather
shoes
500 mems g. boys bound leather shoes
400 mems low priced fur hats
400 do and boys wool do
100 boys white do
10 boxes lemons
All of the above articles are Offered for
sale at low prices for cash, and At the usual
credit to punctual customers.-Couutry
Merchants can be supplied at Northern
Prices.
August % It
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Landing

Landing
EROM on board the Norfolk packet and
IL for sale,
I2 hhds Antigua Rum
August 60 NEWTON KEENE.
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Miniature Painting.

c. SCHROEDER
PEGS leave to inform the ladies and gen.
- tlemen of Alexandra, that he will be
seen all the remainder-of this month at Mr..
ATKINsoN's, as heretofore.
August 25 St.
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Washington Inn.

Corner Of King E. Pit streets, Alexandria,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-17

the draft little further advanced tl,an
when the order first issued from the FIX
ecutlve Department. In conference with
1t. Col. Marshall, learned that the draft
has been made, but that IL number of de-
serious had since taken place. which.
with AZ deterniprd eXetnpt from duty.
have reduced the quota enc half: and
That lie knows oi 10 Steps thai can be IL
doDlr'i. without fragrant v,uia,iom ofihe
ci.h iaw, 10 cause shalr attendance al the
ge.crai rendezvous, il They refused lu gn.
Which iheN do almost unanimously. The
drafts from he 34ih regiment have pro
crossed farther ~ their preparations for
the service, though was iniorme, by Ii.
Col. Harrison, thai il wouli b some DAYS
an'enqulry into exemption, and u seooiid
DRAFT, Would be necessary 10 fill their
ranks.
On my leaving Savannah, Col. Mar.
shall Informed me, that, as soon as IA e.
cond draft had been effected, and lie Ne
ctssaIy arrangements mad = ioriici move
nen.s, he would address 10 me rrpor,
10 mai effect, at Fort Hawkins, which
has moi been received, and | az, lett 10
conclude that the arrangements referred
Ia have moi h"en carried into effect
Capt Russell reported TO me, that he was
prepared In furnish The transportation
necessary for their movement, ii il should
be required.
have the honor TO be, &c.
CLINTON WRIGHT,
Major u. $. Army.
Gen. f. p. GAINES.
ITO BE CONTINUED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-17
agricultural Society Of Virginia.
Paper presented by Col. JOAN TAYLOR, Pr
sident of the Society,".

sident of the Society.
The agricultural Lottery.
There are few proposals, however sound
and few undertakings, however useful.
which are moi liable 10 objections. calcu-
lated 10 smother eXertiOn in the cradle.
and prevent the birth OF improvement
The glarlng imperieciiOns OF our agricuI-
turc, have suggested resort to State
agricultural society, aud the success of
TINS experiment depends upon peCuuiary
resources, sufficient 10 excite exertion
and reward merit. Whether the objec-
ton 10 raising money (wiihoui which lis
efforts must be feeble and lneAectual) BY
lottery, are moTe welghiy than the end
III view, is a subject worthy of conslde-
ration, as involving consequences, both
OF great private interest and public I'M
pOriauce.
Our eamity against lotteries, has been
inspired by Their usual motives md ends !;
ana the mind IS apt 10 slide from a just
consideration Of principles, into iriyo-
lous prejudice against names. Had ii
man named Oliver Cromweil appeared in
England, just after the restoration of
Charles The second, lie Would probably
ilavcbcen assassinated, under the notion,
that the casualty Of Il name, was a good
nouDce that every Washington must be a
patriot, aud every BOnaparte, Il tvrant,
would be considered as below sopIslry /;
and although such logic should also pro-
nOunce every lottery TO be vicious, lis
assertion may be equally precipiiale aud
erroneous.
fthe motive and end of moral act,
are both evil, tie act must also he evil
II one is good anu Tie other bad, IL tenn
perate balance of consequences is neces-
sary TO gone al irtah, by The test Of
preponderance.--B If both are good,
The act must also be good. The pro-
posed lottery musi fall within The scope
OF one Of these propositions. Ii neither
lis motive nor end is evil, II cannot itself
be evil, nor can II I've necessary TO weigh
one end OF The proposition against lie
olller,as is tlIe case whefs one is bad and
The OllleT good. IL is therefore entitled
10 Tive benefit Of lie conclusion, resaliing
from the premises Of a good motive and a
good end.
Such lotteries cannot deserve The re-
prOaches due 10 those, in which both the
motive and end are bad. AsgIIl vas Sc.
leclcd by lottery, for retaliation, during
ihe revolutionary war. Humanity was
the motive, and an enforcement of the
law Of nations. Odghi general massa-
ere of the British prisoners, TO have been
preferred both TO a good motive aud q
good end, from an eumiiy 10 lie word
which described the necessary mode OF
ciiecliBg tie most praiSewoTiby purpO-
ses And in this case, ought we TO fore
80 promising resource ior checking The
massacre ei our lausis, from prejudice
against NOrd, rendered odious by as
soclailng with il an idea Of fraud, wholly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-17
am, sir, your'obedieni servant,
FRANKLIN +. HEARD,
Brigade Major.

Camp Cumming. lolh January, lsls.

For, Mitchell, 3Oih Dec. 1918
My FrWud 4 The messenger which was
sent TO Tie MackaSookies has returned
with IN aBsHer ~ oar talk. The Macka-
sOokles say II was not tlcm that BEGAN
ihc war; Trey were sitting doHn in peace,
az Tie "lii;e people cauie OF them jutlIe
Ui5h' aud fred OF them. The hlackasn-
kies dIe aHsiiiing in their town, and DO
lng no mischief, aud waiting 10 see If tbc
wife people vIii mstc peace with them.
HE people fhai SHOT ~ tbe heal and Iii.
go all llir White pcopic, were tie Old
kril Sticks from Tie Upper Town; them
that turned hostile last war. Tie man
that was sent to The HlacbasOOkics do
poe liauO with ppacr Talk, net tie
Mdckasooi,ics atthe halfway ground, co.
IN ng with peace talk to u.
Mr.. llambly and Mr.. Doyle we're taxi
en- prisoners, ilopole Iiaija saw ihem.-
lHslennOja Chepco has gone 10 release
them, aud carry them 10 The Fort az 81
Marks. have sent YOU Tins lille ialk
nov: our meeting thai YOU appointed
VII soon he, and then every thing WILL
be made straight.
The CbehdWs lave received two letters
ron The army, and they had nobody TO
read them. aud They don't knox heir con.
tents, aud wish The army could be stop
ped until Our meeting j. over.
TUSTENNUOE HOPOIE.
lIOPOtE HAIJA.
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was IN hopes that you would have been
able TO afford some relief TO the command,
as our situation demanded that something
should have been done immediately: that
We are not able To progress is evident, as
We have the enemy on both sides of the
river, aad therefore inpracticable 10 carry
cut a warp. Had we not heard from yoi,
by liie Keel bnat this morning, i, w;is de-
ciied thai we should have attempted TO
return 10 the bay this cveanig. | shall
nov despatch the keel hsa, under the
command nt iieuienan' Gray. and try la
rei":n "nr present position until the nigh,
O. tAe 2isi.
In case, sc should not hear from YOU, or
b. re,niofoed by land, we shall make the
siahipi 10 reach the bay. For further
pA' hcnlars, refer yom 10 Lieuienan,
Cray.
Wilh respect. SC.
2 MiIliLENBEHG, Major.
Lieut.. Col. ARBuCKLE.
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Difference 52t

Difference SD
sT7hese measures arc from M1aison's rap.
Observations and conclusions trcm the preceding
tables
he RCckiish Gap of the Blue Ridge is pre-
ciselS equI-disiani from the nearest part OF our
southern boundary, and from the Potomac our
northern boundary. where it passes through
the Blue Ridge at Harpers ferry
~, irons the iaddle OF the inouti, of the Ches-
dpeake, a lin. be- drawnih,o' the Rock fis. Gar.
as central point, and continued in the same
uiFectioh 10 the ONO, our western boundary,
II Will strike that river about ten miles above
the mouth OF hanhawa, and will divide the
white population of the state equally, within
1880, so much over moiety beng left To the
oouii' Such line passes about 81 miles south
% Stannion, 81 south of the Central College,
ana "a mites north OF Lexington. See table A.
~ lie hue, from the same point in the Che
sdpedke. be drawn through Lexington TO the
western boundary. il viii ieav, $50 566 10 the
north, and 2i5 557 TO the south. making d diff
terence in the division Of 81 COS. See table b
IT Il liNe be drawn along the top of the Blue
Niuge FROM y. W to the n. K. il leaves2i6, 00l,
oo the western side, and 36si %, on the eastern,
making difference iR the division that way of
i5o.t2l See general table of tire counties.
II line parallel with that, I've drawnthrOugh
S'Gnuton, II leaves IoOiy5 to the west, and
4oi .92S 10 the east, making difference OF
z2s .!33 See table T..
"A like parallel through Lexipgtou, leaves
2c3 s66 to The west and 37S G5T 10 the east, max.
ing a difference of las, I9i. See table ID.
II through tie Central College, il leaves
~ ,hi, 10 Tie west, aud 3G9,2l 20 tile east
making 4 difference Of30 SO. see table f..
The exact parallel OF equal division would
PASS about a. miles eastward OF the Central
college, throwing mo lie western division
aDout5 q OF the population of the eleven coun-
lies neat below, and adjacent TO the Blue
Rage
FROM the parallel of equal division, Staunton
50 miles 10 the west, LeAin,:t ton 25 and the
Central College 81.
On The whole it appears that the division
between north and south is scarcely sensible
for either Stanton or the Central College ;
while for Lexington there is "A difference OF
81 900 that the divisions between east and
west give difference, for SiaunicR OF 22i 1888,
for Lexington us ,I9i. and for the Central
College 36,3l5.
These measures are taken from Maids on $
map OF Virginia, and for The verihcation of the
numbers, IA list OF the eonntes is given with
The white population OF each, according 10 the
last census of the United States III 1910.
Where IA line of division splits counties into
two parts, the proportion on each side of tile
ilue was estimated by the eye oply
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-17
Head Quarters, Hartford, Geo. ,
January % IS3s

SiR--iu obedIrnce 10 vour or,,e,t O. ,,e
OF lie al inst proeecdcd 10 savannah /;
"AeiI, 10 my sfedi notification, found
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-17
RICHMoNp. DECEMBER II.

FOR The ENQUIRER.
The following statements given 10 the
pubic In show that The Central College
is the proper site for The University of
Niroinii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-17


(D)-A psuaiiei Uah the Biae Ridge, through
L,1iagtOa.
IL Rcckbridge 2I;S
Is Augusta 22S5
Is Rockingham '.ig
| ! Shenandoah 3i52
10 Frederick 2z3I.....t25 s5
Below the Blue Ridge ae6. l22
Ss2,'2s Ra Isl, s sos 90,
Difference I15 I0l
GA parallel uiih the Bi,c Ridge through ne
CcHtldi College.
The parallel Of equal division Is. .xOl O6l
AUG i-o OF The Ii coGmsies adj TO 81 Il. ISIS
$50 .i2a East E st, s goo aa9
Difference 36.3i5
From Siauntcn 10 the nearest part of our
soGthern boundary. is..-... llZ} miles.
riom no. to the Potomac Ca psrai
lei with the Blue Ridge.
Difference ~
From the Central College to the Southern
FROM do. TO the Potomac ma paral-
lei with the Glue Ridge. ....92s
Difference III
From Lexington 20 Southern boundar, SIS miles.
From do. 10 Potomac on parallel with
Diue itiuse ......... CONFERENCE.-The
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08
G.. Bennett,


LAS imported from London and Liver
IL pool, aud offers for sale,
Super6ne cloths and cassimeres, extra
imperial Saxony's and Spanish
BombaZets and bombaZeens
Scotch plaids corded dimities
London Swansdowns and toilanettes
Furniture caiicoes mustard .
Cheshire, double glos!er, dolphin and
pine apple cheese
Yorkshire cloths and plains
Flannels, milled and single
Superfne ingram carpeting, Of superior
quality and pattern.
Best Bridport shad and herring Irvine
Shoe thread and book-binder's thread
Rose, dutil and point blankets
Irish linens sheetings and long lawns
Cambrics and jaconetl muslins
Marseilles outings; few sets stag ham
die knives and forks, with dessert ana car.
yers TO match; Whitechapel needles in
boxes sorted toll
September 5 d1w&ws5w
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French Language.
JyN E3NPVJE3

WIN. L.i.NPHfER
INTENDS opening an Evening School
n on the 18th inst. at O'Clock. for the
purpose of teaching the rudinenis Of The
French language. Applicants can leave
their names at Doctor STABLER's shop.
The following certificate is subjoined for
their satisfaction:
TRANSLATION.
Having had the pleasure Of daily in
tercourse with Mr.. Lsnphier for several
months past, we the undersigned certify,
that from the profound knowledge be pos.
sesses of the French language, no person
is more capable than he OF teaching lis ru.
diments and different idioms, (Which con-
stimte part of it and indeed the most cor
rect pronunciation. We also have had an
opportunity of conversing with several of
the scholars of the same gentleman, who,
without ever having been in France, speak
good French.
PAUL NJ. GEBERT.
(Signed) Doct. and Surg.
EUGENE SHERIDAN.
.llernndria, June "a, 1913.
September Z d3tlhs'uts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08
John w. missile s Go.

HAYE just received per the ships New
IL Jersey, Boston, s America, from lii
yerpool, the principal part Of their fall
goods.-Among the variety of goods re-
ceiyed there are,
Black,mith's anvils shoyels & spades
Vices and screw-pllleS
Hammers, aud frying pans
Iron traces aud halter chains
Plated bridle-hitts and stirrups of the
latest AMI most fashionable patterns
WOolen and hemp webs straining do
Mil, croSs cut, whip, hand, and dove
tail saws
Best blistered Ut, Milhngton, Crow
ley, and cast steel
English hoop iron best saddle trees
Shoe thread in halls
All sizes OF wagon boxes
A few best iowling pieces, double and
single barrel
A general assortment Swedish bar iron
Together with great variety OF other arli-
cles in the Hardware line, all of which will
be sold low.
September tuths
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08
Shoes and Hats.

TIME subscriber has Just received at his
Il Shoe and Hat Store, corner Of King
and Royal streets, large and general as
sortment of Shoes and Hats, OF the hest
quality and newest fashions, from n. York,
consisting as toiloUrs:
Ladies morocco slips; do common do
Do best colored DO leather pumps
Misses black and Colored morocco slips
Do morocco common do
Children's shoes; do blk morocco slips
Ladies kid slippers, spring heels
Lamb lid morocco walking shoes; ran do
ladies sandals buckle shoes
PruneIlo slippers high walking shoes
Mems fine shoes and pumps; do colored
Boys shoes HATS:
Brewster's FIRST quality beaver hats
!. Ives & o. WhiteS's do
Collier & Harris's do
Jaggar & Cos do do
Ladies black aud brown beaver hats
Chlllren'S DO do
Morocco hats; green and brown chill
dren'S wool do
n. Is. Persons wishing the subscribers
own manufacture Of Hats, can have them,
as he continues his mandatory rs usual.
SAMUEL ID. HARPER.
September 5 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08
Land for Sale.

TWILL sell from $50 to 800 acres ofland,
Il part of the farm on which | iiye.-On
said land there is log house with two
rooms On floor, meat house, with seye-
raj other small buildings, an excellent APP
pie orchard, peaches, pear, ounces, dam
sons, &C. DANIEL DULANf.
AUGUST "a
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Mil Irons.

yE7IIE subscribers respectfully infosm
their friends AMI the public at large,
,hst they have commenced making MILL
IRONS, at their OIL Stand. Uninn-street !;
Gev are provided with every thing neces-
fS,ry 20 carry on the business with neatness
and dispatch. Order from different parts
OF the country viii be attended to, and
promptly executed, in workmanship equal
10 any in the U. States. They continue to
carry on the blacksniih's business in all
is various branches as usual.
RICHARD ROCK & Co.
Sept 8 tuths
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For Boston.

, EhN The good schr. MARY SPEAR,
z1ssIohn Spear, junr. master, burthen
$40 bhiS has part of her Cargo provided
For IRE iSht of remainder or passage apply
to JOHN n. LADD y. Co.
Who have just received from Providence 5
hhds Antigua and St. Croix rum.
August 90
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BIZ P. C. JMaRsTELLER.

By i. U. .ndi0oIELDEh'
THIS DAY at 10 AN .
Will be sold a, the Vendue Store, corner OF
Prince and Watersheds,
13 dozen pelisse wadding
Dimitiss
Co'ored cambrics
Stripe
Worsted fringe ball do
Colored GRAPES
Leno, cambrics, jaconet and bookmus'
lins
Guaze colored
Silk gloves
White Marseilles
Colored bolnbazettes
Gilt buttons plated do
8-4 silk shawls
Worsted hose
Merino and cloth shawls
Ribbonds
Silk buttons silk twist
Lenoes; crayats pms, &c
ALso;"
9 bbls French brandy
5 pipes do do
s do gin
90 boxes chocolate
90 kegs best nails
50 boxes ale and porter, containing I
dozen each
1000 Tbs bacon, ing good order, and on IL
/ box palm nuts liberal terms
10 boxes raisins
=. 10 trails almonds, &c
Will be added to1'uesday's sale variety
of hourelrold and kitchen furniture.
ALSO,
4 good draft and saddle horses.
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Fer Amsterdam,

KS The brig RESOLUTION, Will
Esss<-2y.i om Malcom, master; is an excel
lent vessel ami 'gill commence loading in
two days. For ircght OF few hogsheads,
apply TO 4 c. Cazcnovc, or
August - LAWRASON g. FOWLE,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08
Lands for Sale,

TWILL sell OIL accommodating terms the
4 following very valuable property:
A tract of land containing $40 acres,
lying on the Potomac River, at the mouth
OF PomonkRy Creek, about sixteen miles
below the town of Alexandra The larger
portion of il is level land, with stiff soil,
well adapted to the cultivation of corn,
wheat and tobacco, and equal in fertility to
any in the neighborhood. On this farm is
one of the most elegant scites for building,
of all those fine heights which border the
Potomac, Commanding an extensive view
of the adjacent country, both in Virginia
and Mary land, for more than thirty miles
up and down the rivef-locateG in a gen.
teel neighborhood, it would make an a
greeable residence, and from the advantage
OF the hes, navigation and its proximity TO
market, an extremely profitable FARM
S-x There are houses upon il for the
Mt comfortable accommodation of the
Hsas negroes necessary for its cuItiva-
So ton. Plaster acts well on all the
adjacent country.
A tract containing 334 acres lying about
one mile back of tue former, large por-
ton of il in wDod--it is high, stiff 'tnd, in
soil similar to the one aforementioned tip
on this tract is tenement in tolerable re-
pair.
A tract containing 100 acres, lying at the
mouth of Matlawoman Greek, about %
miles below Alexandria. The whole of
this is first rate river bottom, and now COM
pletely enclosed. Ga this tract is that well
known fishery called Rum Point, al which
there has been cleared upwards OF 5000
dollars in one season, and where. indepen-
dent of the fish sold on the shore, there
might be put up from one to two thousand
barrels every season. Besides the profits
of the fishery, is the advantage of .Maburing
the farm with the offal OF the shore, from
which, with industry, the whole may be
annually manured, so as 10 produce at least
ten barrels OF corn to the acre. On the
fishery shore is a dwelling house, and hou-
ses for hoidin, salt and curing any number
of fish, and Tor the accommodation Of the
hands.
A tract containing ESQ acres, lying about
one and half miles from he last mention
ed tract, more than 200 acres OF which are
in wood, which would afford 30 cords, at
least, per acre, within one mile OF the ri-
yer. where wood has OF late rarely sold TOR
less than i've dollars per cord.-lt will be
divided into 80 OF GO acre lots 10 suit pur-
chasers preferred the wood will be
sold standing for SO much per acre.
v illiam Mason residing near The head
of Maltawoman creek, about miles from
Porttoh acco, will show the lands to those
who may wish to see them.
ThOMS On F. MASON.
September lw
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For Newport. Providence,

Or any eastern port,
I'm The pack,t sloop SUPERB, Cof
CO. I'm master, burthen 400 bbls. and is
non ready ro load. For freight or passage
apply Ia JOHN Fl. LADD & Co.
August % 2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08
Sugar and Coffee.

r lindsay & HILL have 40 hhds first
Y quality Barbados sugar, and $4,000
lbs green and white coffee, for sale
September !
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08
Cheese.
Corn.

C.'S l. p. Thompson
HAVE received per ships C AZ, from
Il l. London, and America, ilom Liver
pool, the following articles:
Ezra Imperial SaXony cloths and cas-
simeres fine aud superine do do
Double miied drdbs
Blankets; flannels bombazetts; fur
niture moreens
Tartan plaids; uperfine and fine Kid
derminster carpetings, new patterns
Mourning and fancy Lonton prints
Ricn oriental furniture chintz
Cd super Carlisle gInghams
Fancy and India book muslins
9-8 stout steam loom shirtlngs
Apron checks Manchester cords and
velvetteens-wnich with their former stock
comprise complete assortment Of SEA-
SONABLE GOODS.
September 3 d2w&thstu6w
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For Boston.

KIN The schnr ELIZA ANN, captain
SE;f Thorn Ike, IS now loading, and will
sail in i,vs: 800 hbls will be taken on
freight, if offered immediately Apply TO
Aug 22 LAWRAS0N l. FOWLE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08
For the West-!ndies,

or eiSe,-here,
LIN The brig FRIENDSHIP, Tho
&ssssas mas A. Manning, master, burthen
about goo barrels; she is good vessel,
sails well, and is now ready to take freight
OH very moderate terms. Applyto
JOHN II. LADD Il Co,
Who have for sale ON board OF said vessel,
few Larrels Navy beef. Boxes excellent
Goldfish; brown soap, mahogany furniture,
consisting of large and portable writing
desks. and work tables also a set of chairs
and few NJ. white pine boards.
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