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" Men az talents, .irtuc and yalOT are Hcck
ing Ia tIc standard Of Ebe,tN ~ II. Catalina a
lFrotidcace every lhins j., IT, be- hoped iru,n
this ~ yet well conducted aal sloiiIt,s cApu
diiiou. General NIGreg0r, "rnNaIi AMI
bf I'VE cliamyioI at 5nulh American inicpcu
dcncc. will soouadd another 10 i!.cd.stin.tn-
d. eHbt Of Coin..b ac "Hpi ,rd ~ an ire.
I0ic banj Of sii onGeis, ttsOitcd ~ !gLt ia Tire
rdIinS Vi iitrn,en stIre2l'n- tOi lile .inarclIl.
ton al hnIIvi'' aad lee .,i,r 90 nuna u.tS.
hoiiu@ rew has been received !ium AIRY
sigce woe yu'I iISi, bit nOnipt rs tNpc,t 10
b. favored sith SOME nii:y.ai communications
q Importance
a csnsief r,scf iu,li.,cd IN stating 70
yoH, irt 81 Here uc @i'y ycfSOn ~ yonr com
uinnH. de .uOus g. mdke tpecuatiOn, and lu
clatife ores, TOO, Of tbusi i"r military glory
w. iind due encouragement and protection
ruGcr rbr Benign auspices Oi an IndvidN ai
Supported. bs ,hc triumphant and respected
trp aGlics % Dneuos ASres aud Chi TIE
rirrchdnl, infthduc. The artist, The military
officer. Inc politician, az ore worn etoty 49,.
Iisht man will be amply remaneTaled for lheir
cJgfts sud services.
AD English vessel of war arrived at Port
GsVsl Yesterday item Porto CalellO, bat on
actousi u bad weather, have uot b. a. able to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

oui Of Tie L. :. bn, Mas c.lizirg on Ike
high seas. under The commission ard au-
lho,ity OF one oil the beilig ;ac court,
would not interfere. unless Tie captured
property MAS brought wilma .ae jUrisGic-
ten oi tho count.
fhatihe court dreins,! ilic CUES
lion OF dans0geS 10 res. eniir,iy agnn Ike
quesiioE oi prise on no prize: ihai 40!
having jurisdiction al lie latter. /, cou!t
Loi have Of n maite, necessarily growing
on, OF, aud depending upon n--ani
therefore, tl.aiii aoild noi luld Commo-
dorc Iay or Ia bah M Tie suit instituted
against iim tor damages tie property
not having been b'nugia urihlr lite iuiis-
oiciiou OF the court, ". !. Ec. Post.
UTICA. Sept. 2o-Sevorai statements have
hrck made relative 10 tiie number ~ men aud
beasts employed ON ,he Canal. One 1T Ike
commissioners has ob'i:im.l, furni>l,ed us with
AN accurate account, Dameiy-2Ci men, 1916
horses ANT oxen. The number OF iauOruIs " al
probabl, he much Increased dnrims tue tali
nionihs. hN tue addition ct many wllD, dnrinS
the summer, have been engaged OH tarmis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

and where supplies, 81. in case of war viii
be much needed and even in case an enc
my should invade New Orleans i'll the vim
ter season when there could no assistance
be obtained lion she Ohio or Mississip-
pi settlements (bccause of those streams
being b"zen up) an efficient force could
he mo,ed from Red river for lis support.
The last war MAS near proving tins ar.u-
mtn,-it WAS u ideniial and unlocked
for rise in the wute,s Of Cumberland and
OHIO rivers, and pl,assn, weather, ,hai
enabled General Carol and General Tho.
mas 10 reach New Orleans II. time la save
it, tNashUi&e Veg.
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Steam Boat piyginia.

NoRFoLK, Oct. 5--The fine Structure
aud superior performances Of this boar.
and tie excellent conduct aud manage.
ment of her commander, are themes OF
public admiration. Her tripy are perform
ed with certainty and regularity, and "A
traveller who takes bis passage IN der, or
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resident iR London as merchant. HI
appears 10 be well known in the city.

resident IN London as a merchant. He
appears 10 be well known in the city.
Times.
Our readers win fluid in another colu,iD,
letter from our unfortunate Indian allies
addressed 10 his Majesty through Colone,
Nicolls, In the year 1915, and explanatory
Of IA uus,ber al those public wrongs To
which they have been almost unteu.ii-
tinsly exposed from ihc people OF The u
ni,ed States Of North America. Assam
my the truth Of the Representations there
in contained, i, has seldom fallen TO our
lot 10 read Il more siek,ning narrative Of
shameless crueiiicS; or Il more affecting
appeal To d powerful udtiOu. hy those Who
had grievOusiy suffered ~ lis cause.
Tie matters here treated Of are closGiN
interviewer with two subjects oi the very
last imporiaAce-'iir recent execution OF
our country men in FIcrlia-and the ~.
gressionS committed OH our Indian allies
in open contrayentiou Of the treaty OF
Client, by which we so!emu!y guaranteed
10 them the undisturbed enjoyment OF
their rights, tkem lands, and possessions.
II has already been established that Eng
land Was Justified IN selecting agents To
watch over the strict iuiiilrncnt OF the OBJ
legations contracted by HAT treaty. If
The lawful vigilance of her officers so ap
nominious fate, the remaining duly of Iii,
Government is hroai and manifest. Ii
the lnIidus, whom we were bound by ir.a
u, a. we'll DIS Justice and humanity, 10
protect, require our prompt and efficient
protection, 10 save i,iemi from being dis
Possessed, and pursued, aad eXiprminat-
ed, tho duty 81 Eng!amsi, IN that case, is
equally clear. We make no charge oil
nc.l'g tee upon Ministers; ue inier none.
We trust they have not ili!e,i IN that sal
cred office OF maintaining The national
honor and good faith 10 those on whose
behalf they acre pledged; bat again we
repeat, these eases Da,i be investigated.
and Parliament INNS, hnow, d.! ,l,e couu-
try mnsi be satisfied, lhai British subjects
and British aihcs are nOi Ia he oppressed
i'll The dark and viii, impuniiy. 10.
LONDON, Angus; l0.--A considerable
nutDber az Vessels at war haze hCeu or
dered to be iilie. ont tor foreign service ;
some Of which ,;re for tie Wtsi indies
the Salisbury, Creole, Acorn, Sophia, Par
THAN, i}ana, Cyrenr, Eur, aus and Oni;i
iio, are among The number 10 be pal in
commission. The prc>eii, guarj-ships,
Ia save The eXpcnce OF filling cat, are la
be kept IN service. Several oi oar frs {
rate ships of war, which we're supposed
ta be IN a sound stale, have upon e>an.i-
nation, been found very detective.
From the official returns laid ne!ore Par
lament, il appears that the amount of
corn and grain imported INTO Great Bit
tain during the y ear ending on the 9Th of
January last, was IL. 2G9, si3 bushels, and
during the year preceding, $ 1875, $40 bush
els. The amount Of meal and -four ul-
ported IN 1917, was I, lC5, 4l2 evil. aud ia
1916, i4l ,03S cwi.
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VARIATION OF COMPASS.

A Captain Baln Of The British Navy,
has lately published an essay on the Sc
veral variations oil The compass and their
causes. One variation which has hitherto
escaped nal,gat"rs is noticed by Captain
Balm, and which il caused by the a,trac-
ton of The vessel on board Of which the
Compass Is placed. The variation APP
pears 10 be very Important, ~ Il vessel IN
returning by lie opposite course Mi az
rive al very different! point from which
she sci rui even III short distance of
ten miles. l:is variation differs aoeuy-
dug 10 the size o! ihc vessel and cargo !:
bat al least always amounts to several
degrees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

Nsw-ToRX, Oc'. by the brig Hi
bernia, Captain Graham, III 30 days from
DubIin, W. received from commercial
house III this city, Irish papers to The 18th
iacmSi,e.
The Dublin Evening Post, of August
-, states, that "a farmer named john
NJ Deruoi, and two Emgiishmcn, had hreIi
arrested Tor manufacturing tea. They
carried or then trad pretty extensively
III lie Hilma:d.ie mountain, III the coun-
~ oi Dublin. Their Tea was mauutac-
t,ircd from Tie following mli ,id,s--
Black and Deadly Night Shaie-(poi-
SOM
Ivy Lcayes-(Poisom when taken in
large quaHIiirs.)
Boua&au uy--fdiuo ditto
RobiA run ihe-h"dge Tone ol Ike most
severe purSdtiycs among our Indigenous
plsu!S)
Mountain Sase--(rathcr conducive TO
heaiih)
ywo descriptions OF Alder Leaves
very bad)
Pota!oe leaves, whcn nsrasou--(tiito }
These were carried by S!irIoiir prepa-
ration, aud cOlonred inr Green Tea uiih
Verdigris-ior Black Yea, with Cope
ras
a ihfr' uadhtHy Oh tHe Tea was SclZen
on The spot.
The Dubii1 Police have detected an En-
graN e. named Dennis Madden, Who bad
Heen fer some time in the practice Of
making forged notes. lie Wis taken "a
the ac at lis own dwelling. Plates 0I
various Banks; paper, ard 4 grca, many
poies just from ihe press were seized.
4 company has been eSia!,i ,led in .or-
don, npdcr tie very singular tile Of ~ he
Roy al Patent Burial Company" and HEY
sravdg .invue the Public To- inspect their
newly inYenird Metallic Coi:ins"
II Ia stated dat Count Las CaSGs is BIT
sy viii tie Allied Powers TO procure some
mitigation OF the present rigorous inlpr-
Conn eGl Of Napoleon BOnapasic.
Uuiiu Hir.
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pURkIC SIZES OF LANnS.

HUNTSVILLE, (Alahama)S Sept. 10 The
sales of United States land. which COM
menced iii this place last u eek, viii close
10 day.
In The present hurry aud hustle of The
land office, Che business o. which oecu-
pies The whole time If eight or ten active
clerks,) it is impossible 10 ascertain The
aggregate amount of sales, but If we may
judge from former sales, Ike amount can
moi fail short of S3,Ub0.cOO
The couaty Of Lawrence certainly bids
fair Ia he one of The FIRST IN the Territory
for wealth and popu!aliom. The land. thai
Is, choice cotton farms, have been almost
invariably purchased hy The planter fer
actual settlement.
Indeed no other class Of purchasers were
able 10 compete viii! him. We NAY with
truth say, thai no visionary speculaIiois
have enhanced the value of lands, during
these sales, except IN one instance, here
S25l per acre were given ior half Of a
quarter section, for town site. Good
Co,ton farms usually sold from $40 To zoe
per acre, and The sound Judgment of the
practical planter will sanction those pri-
ccs. In country of so mild and Salu-
brI0us a climate, with a soil Of ineAhamsii
bic fertility, producing Il sure and very
valuable crop, with IL certain prospect OF
such internal improvement IN navigation
as will facilitate The arrival of its produce
In market. and cheaper The foreign sup
plies, il is scarcely possible TO overratc
first quality Of cotton land. Although
mrcli has lately been sold in this tow d,
aud much more is ready for market, The
supply is not by ANY means equal 10 the
demand, and land is every day rising liz
value. Republican.
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DOMESTIC.

In the present demand for specie, and
HE cniba,rassments /. creates, l., there
not so.ic reason 20 regret lie hunted ca
pac,iy o:the MINT oi the United States Z.
The SPECIES oi coin iii demand, is SPA
nish dollars, our principal metallic circu-
ls'lng medium. II The capacity of the
Mint were enlarged, ON Il scale proper
tionabie 10 the extent of our commerce,
foreign ansi domestic, would it not. within
some reasonable time, a!.ord Il sutiicicncy
of American coin, for the purposes of "A
circulating currency. of denominations
not used for expor'ationy We should
think il would. Spanish dollars would
then be aB article OF commerce merely,
and, being so, the value of solvent bank
paper would not hc affected by the price
which, as an article Of mcrclandiz dol
lars bear ihi!,e market. live are to main
tain M!m,, II stam,ls Ia reason that il
shoali be such an orc as is adequate to
the purposes icr which IL * established,
Tor which /, is no. quite insufficient.
The Mint ought also, by ,le way, TO be
removed Ia The seat Of government, its
natural scite and "a, The expiration of the
i've years for which the act OF the last
session continues il al Philadelphia, il
not before, We confidently anticipate the
! transfer of i;ie Mint TO this n.y.
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New LONDON, SEPT. 30.-Gen. Ber-
nard, Col. NJ Rec, Capt. Warrington and
Capt. Elliot, nave been engaged .orsome
days past lii examining this harbor, and
the waters adjacent. for the purpose OF fix
ing on a suIiableplace for Naval Depot.
they have now LEFT here for Newport, III
tie Sch'r Hornet
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UNPARALLELED pEsptTcu

Ninety tathoms of chain Cable was complct
cd, at lie Navy Yard in this oiiy, in twenty
DAYS, uniended for the treaie Congress. This
Facility WAS accomplished by the aid of il patent
twisting machine, invented 5y MIR. benjamin
ku's OF this place. (iYas,ington City Ca.
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FRANKFORT, Wen) Sept. Is. &c
Rev. James Thompson, aged * years.
and preacher Of Tie gospel about forty
years, was drowned together with lis
horse ia attempting 10 ford The Ken
lucky river, on Thursdav Ire lGi!I ms'.
al Browns ferry at Ibis place.-TUc wGtps
is never sufficiently low al that place to-
lording.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

On Saturday last, the case oG this per
sonaas argued. on a point Of law, IN The
district court ol the United States, before
Judge Van Ness. Suits had been insii-
luled against him By the Spanish Consul,
TO recover the value of sundTy captures
made by Taylor, while commanding TIE
pFiva,eeg called the Patricia.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-23
Insurance Company against
ire in Washington city.

A T a meeting Of the Commissioners,
appointed by Act Of Congress OF the
sth of April last, to establish anlnsu-
rance Office against Fire, in the city Of!
W Washington, il was
Resolved, That books be opened at
Davis's hcte', in said city, on Monday
the 2sCh inst. under said Commissioners,
Or any three Of them. to receive subscrip.
tons TO. the capital stock OF said compa-
ny and tina, the books shall be Kept open
from 10 o'clock, A NJ. until 6 P. NJ. and
to remain open from day to day during
the same hours, until the nVmber OF shares
required By law ssa!i be taken.
By order of the COmni Ssioners,
ALEXANDER KERR,
Acung secretary.
May IL tN25
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Absconded.

I'm the Rrgu' Il he l6rl inst. my ne
~ gro man JOHN OF, JoHN ALLEN,
"a, he calls himself he is well knawn,
having lived with the for several wears,
aud has travelled a good deal vita m".
tie is very PLAUSIBLE fellow, about Sc
wears Of age, slender made, and about >
feet 5 inches high, Rather of ye!,H
Complexion, but the conplet. negr"
mouth and no,e-ha, srnall scar on one
Of his cheeks has la'es had sore or
his right ieg, directly on the shin bone,
which leg has the app arAnce 1T hein:
much scored at former period by Dis
ease or the small pox. His hat was made
a ID stampe, by Rogers of Baltimore. -
A .eward of 10 dollars vii be given If
taken in the town or count, of Alexan-
dria, 90 il ia The county at WashingtOn
or Fairfax, so { in Baltimore or state Of
Ma land, AID 100 it in Ph.adeiraia OF
the state Of Pennsylvania, anu IN like
proportion If at ANY othe places, with
all reasonable cha ges for bringing him
here and securing hrm in jail
Ma, Is j. rs ANNTRShN,
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An Act

Incorporating Company to establish a
Turnpike Road fOm Wiley's tavern,
in the county o. Fairfax, to a point of
Intersection On the Little River Turn
pike Road, or On the line of the dis
trict OF Columbia. Passed February.
IA, S1S.
DE it enacted by the General Assem-
I'D bly,, that it shall be lawful TO open
books at Fairfax courthouse, and in the
town OF Alexandria, under the direction
of Francis Peyton, Augustine |. Smith,
Wm. Moss, Johnston Cleveland, Amos
Alexander, Merdecai & Fitzhugh, Iodah
Thompson. George Deneale and James
H. Hone, or any threh of them, for re-
ceiving subscriptions To the amount Of
,ixty thousand dollars, for the purpose of
making turnDike road from Wilev's Ia
vern, 10 the county of Fairfax, to a point
Of intersection on the Little River ruru-
pike Road, or on the line of the district
Of Columbia, as shall be designated by
the directors of the company herein alter
named.
When a sufficient number of shares
shall have been subscribed, the subscri-
hers, their heirs ard assigns, shall be
aud they are hereby Incorporated into a
company by the name of " Tire Middle
turnpike Company, a5rseably to the
act, entitled, :. An Act prescribing GER
ain general regulations for the incorpo-
rlt;on OF rarnpike Companies"
This act shall be in force from the
passing thereof.
Richmond, March 1lth, 1913.
The foregoing is true copy OF an &C
If the General Assembly, passed Febru
airy l4th, 1918
WILLIAM MU iF0RD,
K eper of the RcIis.
april so tt
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F'an-.>ash Making

NEErAL FAN-SASHES, of various
IVE descriptions, will be made BY the
subscriber, at his shop, lower end OF Duke
street. The want of Metal Fan Sash
Manufactury in Alexandria. has hitherto
been severely felt by builders ard 9th
ers, who have been compelled to make
use of wood, which is neither elegant nor
durable. The various forms into which
the metal can be shaped have given it a
decided superiority, and the difference in
the price is very tr.fing. The subscriber
has been IL considerable expence in pro-
curing the necessary preparations, and
relies on public enterprise for success in
the undertaking.
Gentlemen in the country, by sending
the dimensions of their sashes, can have
them made at the same price as it in town.
JAMES Z. HOLLAND.
FEBRUARY 10
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Bath House.

HNliE Subscriber respectively inform.
4 he public, that subscription papers
are lelt at his house, and at the Ex-
Oh nge CnfFee House. for subscription
TO the BlTH-H0USE, for the ensuing
Season-where, gentlemen disposed t.
encourage the establishment. are respect
fully invited 20 subSc ibe. The Bath.
House will be ready for their reception
IN he 18th of May next, provided thirty
subscribers are obtained. From the ex-
perience of former seasons, the subscri-
her does not teel himself warranted IN
opening II with less number.
L. SHIELDS.
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Important to Cabinet Makers,
Ind thoss DESTROYS # purchasing

.H.iHOGisfF,
SAE, the subscribers, respectfully in
w form them that we haze now on
4aud, at our Warehouse in Rcval-street,
4 general assortment of bath st. Domin-
90 and Bay wood. which we will dispose
Of at the Baltimore prices. The wood is
of an excellent quality, and those who
wish to purchase will find It to their adj
vantage to call on US.
We have also on hand general as
sortnent of plain and elegant FJRNl-
TURE, consisting OF sideboards, OF dlt-
fcrent pric, s. tables of all description,
among which are one sett OF pillar and
claw dining tables of elegant wood, STA
ladies' work stands, some very elegant.
secretary and book cases, candle aud
wash stands, beaureaus, sofas and easy
chairs, hair aud moss mattresses, ma
hogauy and stained wood bedsteads, Uc
All Of which we are determined to sell
as low as the same quality of work can
be obtained in misplace or elsewhere.
WM. & WALTER HARMON.
aDril l6
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Burr Milestone Making.

NNtlE Subscriber wisnes to Intern his
D friends and the public, that he has
Oh hand good supply Of the first quality
Burr Blocks. His shopis near Col.Pey-
toms store, where he can supply all Mil
.ers at the shortest notice with first rate
Mill stones, and which he will warrant
,opal if not superior to any in the United
states. and will sell them at the most re-
luced prices-the workmanship superior
TO any ia the district.
Deals ROBERT GLENN.
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DIR. DRrah.
SURGEON DENTIST,

Id ESPEC rFULLY Informs, the La
sA dies anil Gentlemen of Alexandria
and its vicinity, that he has taken a
room in Mrs, HAsKIN's house, on Fair
fax-street, whece he win be hapny to
wait on them in the line Of his profession.
lie makes and inserts the best of arti
Rcial teeth, from one to a tuli set', in the
best manner. He cleans, mends, plugs,
and extract. teeth. roots and stumps in
he best manner. May 6
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Shin Timber. &c.

EENHE su scribe, residing IN. Malta
woman Greek, IN Charles County,
MARYLAND, viii dispose of standiI g a
large quantity Of first rate White Oak
Ship Tireber, Wharf Logs, Timber suit
ed fer Slaves. Plank. ScantIing. or other
purposes. in any quantity; likewise Sc
veral Thousand cord. Oak Wood Pur,
chasers will fud il IL their all, sntage T.
apply as the terms will be moderate. a
there is pavlgable water 70 the spot.
Wa MASON.
Maus &c
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For Sale.
For Sale,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
In. DEAN
Genuine Vegetable Rheumatic
PILLS.
February 10

So celebrated in New-England for the
many remarkable cures which they have
wrought some of which are par:icaa-
riZed in the papers Of directions, where
many thousand boxes are used ANNUALLY
to general satisfaction.
These pills are recomm ended by men
of the first characters in the state Of Mas
sachusetts.
~ JAMES, KENNEDY 4 SON.
JGnuar q
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Proposals


NOR Publishing bs Subscription, and
II now ready for the press. series Of
historical volumes, which when finished
will assume .he title of
Universal History Amercanised;;
Or, an historical view OF
Europe, Asia, africa and .8mprica,
from the earliest recoI ds to the nineteenth
.century-with a particular reference to
the state of society, literature, religion,
and form of government in the United
States of hmerics.
BY DAVID RAMSAY, N. D.
I" Life is SO short and time so valuable,
tina i. were happy for US if all great
works were reduced tn their quintes-
sence!" Sir H'tttam Jones.
PROSPEcTUS.
The H.iatic part Of this work contains
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Edward f Cooke,

aTTORNET ar Law,
established himself at Eau
"a ouier Court House, with view to
practise in the counties of kauquier and
Cplpeper, tenders his professional servi-
ces to the public.
March So Dim
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For New-YOrk,

g&s The superior aud fast sail
SasFSsins schr GEN. BROWN, a.
..s.-. W. Wslden, master, burthen
SS2sH l47 tons or 1900 barrels, but
w. Years old, aud has elegant aeeommO-
cations ior ladies' and gentlemen Passen
gers, viii sail in few days. For freight
" passage apply 20
JOHN G. I.ADD x Coz
Nav 10
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Nales at ' endue.
IN every Tuesday and Friday,

Wilt Oh SCLl1,
= the Vendne Store, corner Ut Prince
and Water Streets,
Dry GoodS, Groceries, SC.
articulars Of which viii be expressed in
the bills of the day.
BY All kind Of goods which are on
imitation and the prices Of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
md purchased at the lowest limitation
nd prices.
P. G. MARSTELItER.
Nnvpmber OF
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Also, for Freight.
For Freight,

KS The brig BENEFACT0R,
e. s-SssW |. Fobcy maste', barthen
4 M ny $50 barrels, in complete or
tN"SA~ der for any voyage.
ALSO,
"a The schooner R0sE-lN-
Vt Tf@BLoOM, David Rowland
i..ssS master. burthen 700 barrels.
Apply to TIL. ROWLAND.
Who has for sale,
RlSsia duck
liverpool fine salt in sacks
Far aud wool hats in caSes
Hermitage and Muscatel wines IN do.
Winter pressed aud summer strained
Y"'msceti oil
\ lew elegant marble nantes
Aarsc quantity Of Welsh states
5th mo. Ii thstuot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-23
Notice

ENlE subscribe, viii apply for the re,
4 newal Of a certificate OF one share
in the Bank of Alexandria, No. GALS.
the original being lost
March l6 e. HERBENI.