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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13
The INDEPENDENCE OF Maine.

There must surely be some magic or other
in this word, or it would never gull any man
Of comTon sense in the country. Our indie
pendence The word has been so long and so
constantly in use among the advocates OF
separation, that people seem to be impressed
with the notion that the Cause depends on the
same principles with that of the American
Revolution, and that il is equally the duty Of
all to support it. This is not iair--'t i
gross deception, TO which those gentlemen
ought not to resort Indeed am inclined L
believe TIA, they have not deliberately adop
ied il. as systematic deceit but have faihe
been un,hipkingy betrayed into this impro
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13
Our proportion Of the Pub.
lie Funds.

II u said we are to- be made rich by our
proportion Of the personal properly and pro
duciive funds OF the state. We wish the cal
cuiations on this subject were true, but they
are 81 grossly incorrect, we feel bound 10 ex-
hbit the subject fairly before The public, that
the truth may be known.
By he Treasurey's Report 81 January /,
i8i9,it appears that the whole amount Of
public stock, taxes and debts due the Com
monwesIth, exclusive Of he Claim against tue
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13
TIE BlBLECAIfsr

Extract OF letter from Josiah Roh.r
~ London, C Robe't RaIs,op n ps,, T
phla, dacd Apnl q. 1879 -"4oSi'
he recent scoouns from b.:
very gratifying lhr income AZ II. ii II ne
Bible Sociely the East wear has 50 :
$4,000 roubles, o. tls 900 s,'p; and -. ,'usd
copies OF Scriptures IN seven DIN s,'0O
guages are now 10 the prrssst I, t.
burg fhe..Emperor Alexander l.k-. ,'''s'
delight IN having his subjects lsuah, = i 80 !,
and in having no otber !esson than ~; ''.o'
al ones. H.
i New Bible Societies conlru.
formed u France, aoxilia,y to Ina, !, \ ii Il
is - Toulouse and Nismes. y s.a =
Bordeaux, have now their Bibe Sec. 7
and in the parts where there has MI,
unhappy collision between the p,o,ss.. II
and catholics, md where The posn,,,a.
OF The latser Glass almost entirely. w.
torres are generally vel rectittd M
Catholics.
D. Pinkerlon is continuing II, 49,.
from the South oi France 10 Nice. g..
and Leghorn, III his wsv Tor ASA 1iir.s
and finds great tncous az mem ih hi
he proceeds from place 10 sl.ce.s
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13

Tire Sea Serfe7lt-. lie Edisbrs rfiA
Na'ion.l Inielhgsnter art quHe dips
70 BE- funny on The sea-serpenl Ills I'd
nal, however. does exist. Facls az ".
born things = we say in Conntcitt
wiz the editors allow rs 10 be hi'l fafE
in return. We hrpt the sertenf, sl as'
CT go up the Potomac. Il he shoud y
cert ,inlv shall xptc, 10 beer otlht csEut
OF Washing toa.-.4'5lry y4rguy
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13
BY THE MAILS.

ne legislature Of Newhampshire adjourned, the
81 insI. after 'essoR Of thirty days having Der
formed much hu>iHess.' and passed SO Acts. The
most Important : that of d law repeating The pro
visions heretof re made by t0.,ns Cor tie support
% pnhiic worship, winch. corr lry 90 The inst . X
Pectatlons of the frieu3s az virtue aud social orae
has received the sanction of Cnr Bell Tins ~
has disappointed 'hc best hopes of society. thai be
would not be swayed by pdpglar.hunting men w
feelings, when put in competition with the best it
erests and welfare o<society But his frst Official
act at Importance has exceeded al those og his prr
decesScr, ~ opening the fooil-gates of corruptinn
where the best hopes wire entertained of him.
lhat he would have stood r. an eifectuai barrier
hnt such j. man. The liberty Of his conscience
may yet reprove him more severely for thus a.
tempting 70 rise by al act tending 20 disturb
public order and 70 endan Ger public morais.r than
any unpopular acts which hsve heretofore Rent hin
d0uR. Fapner,s Catipst
A resolve was passed appointing Rev
William Allen, Roger Vose. Esq. Geo. B
Upham, Esq Rev. Nathan Parker, Stephrn
Moody, Esq WIN. Pickering, Esq Hon
Joshua Darling, Hon. Richard Fl. Aver
Thomas Nhipple, Jr. Esq. aud John p
Hale, Esq committee to copsider III,
expediency and praclioabiliiy of establish
ING Public Literary Institution in thu.
State ; IN what place it would be proper ,c
locate The same; 10 ascertain what fund.
CANOE obtained tor that purpose and d.
sesi plan for establishing and organizing
said lnstituucn,--and report, az the nexi
session also requesting The representative,
and senators in Congress from his Stare Il
! procure grant mCongress OF portion
OF The public lands for this purpose
he resolutions approving the conGuc, O
Gen. jackson were under debate in II,
Senate (Uhcre they originated when
message was received from lhs Govei nor
| asJournng the two branches. The genera
must therefore wait Cor cur thanks I'll mex
session.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13
55,304 %


It's proper however to state that this sum
due from tie Commonwealth includes 1924,
798 20 Of old demands against the state, "a
principal part of which, The Treasurer says,
probably, will never be demanded. These
are however legal demands against the Com
monweath, and may be claimed; by the
terms Of separation, therefore, Massachusetts
will have right to retain property to pay
these de;naDds-But it should also be remem
bered that at the winter session of the General
Court 1919, Claims were allowed TO the a
mount of $50 ,008 52-And at June session
probably half as much more, and these sums,
together with the whole expense of the legis-
lature for both those sessions, are to be added
TO the amount due from the state-so that
there cannot be any rational hope of receiving
any thing from this source.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13
QsfogtCens.
Tuesday, july b, Is.


The following article, designed for the merida
Of Newburyport, wiz spPls to'hetoTa'ifa
land without any variation vhateFer:-
FOURTH or JULY,
This year falling ~ Sunday, prevented
citizens from celebrating It ailh lhosr a'a
effesiivity and mirth pomp AMI parade "
The anniversary of Our Independents seen
demand Had il fallen on any Other day' lns
is no knowing what they might have doHe !
4 iudicious. well directed and Impressive \
dress was delivered before the Peace eoeN.'
Maine on Wednesday Fvcting last ~ IN il
ing house the FIRST Parish N fnis IT,
SIMON GRkFSLEAr, Esq-lt Commerce. .s.,l
justification Of The principles OF the ~
and di ssvowal Of All political purposes
vev was taken Of the character anu , NJ I.
cftnsire arar. 10 the consideration q rH'. n
view was disoreetly and strictly cOpn1s ma
barbarity Of its historical origin was 80
and the usual pleas and pretexts ~ I'M
continuance were placed ina l'gh', VIZ,
" Invested those apologies OF then ~ 4
authority was allowed 10 he defn.1 I'd
custom from Scripture : but its source s IA IN
to the absence Of religious principles sr
liberal limitation Of the genuine P'l1'H "A
true patriotism or real phiianthrol' sd
maintained to be Incompatible WIN ..,,
ed sentiments Of society in oiherpuus.ss. m A
as the Prosecution OF private cons, s,utsa4
r;oht If war between inliTituals .;.r. IN
m he inconsistent with those excsf, t.. NJ
al,eviations introduced into the pFao'tr- ouad
mitigated spirit Of modern walls "ss. FIR Vh
was also made on the diiieren' '' s.~a fhcsa
wars were sometimes carried on 1.susiFlT
| which they were actually q lsteat II n
menced-the frequent failure ana 'nneisrla7
principal objects for which tneY f,hese spPf'
the ineffactualness in fine 81 ues. r.--terg
r,ro :" ran,ed;es for national wrors w
ting almost uniformly IN the w : ,suds dol'
exccpting the laceration q inose Il, restprs
tic charities. which no po"s,, ,;, ry grara
! the;- s,.ta before the war. Mi''~ svsrf'
sne" r s'0 As not tie h'she,s.. srp
pn VS. Civ nor II lnaguiicerce ~ m s
ate Oh .ect AZ moral acmirs $3.50 ~ tire
concluded with happy vinos ), = sisiass'n
the society from that tina ,'';.icpsry,'i
;nnn.at;op 1T being Utcpian sna r. prssFf
has of,en oast a cloud "A ihe es' eassrF'1
~ o.sen $40 nss,,,l api bensroien1 li.bsa
- n,Sh5 :, os Ultimately been see9H II -
the most splendid success, -..ssted i lF
| cxhortation 10 all wh@ ~
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13

As an evidence tfiat patriotism "a
wholly extinct even in Lnglund, W frt
that the Marquis q C.MDtE lis sErE
quishtd 20 gore.rment she Income q il
ofhcss. from wsich he would as,r ttsNzsl
shout 260OOO dollars; md his Received
the unanimous thanks OF PsrIismcEA Ion III
disinterestedn5ss
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13

Hard Times, "A writer IN phil,dsssi
paper describes S. Is he effcct of NV trp,
sylsania mode Of banking, that = S.E
sales have been made in some plrs tt,si
STATE. Il which cows have eeta sGh \ \.
dollars, hogs at sixiy rents, and s1rss
nineteen cents piece VI
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13

AUBURN. (N. Y JUNE ~
E1fract Of letter .from -haaisea. Jins HI
I" Full one half he hops 10 tbs couris !.
blasted m such a nanner that there VII W
be one 6th of crop "
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13

The Philadelphia Democ,,,;.p
the names Of about so Patriol D.. 'ess gives
ed out m The United Sls:es-snd,a' eefs IT.
'oout - Portuguese vessels as taxi. -,'''ldn'
= great number of persons bay-. 49,.
Gently arrested IN the streets OF pt;, o.ea re-
and Imprisoned as Migrants. m 'a'tlphia
also been fined Tor in;emperance ' have
The Concord Patriot mepIiop.
ereesble 70 The Legislative R.na ,aa 4
although the Coos and CLssbirr | Asport,
more bills in circul. ton than al i. ~ aAd
banks, yet they had proPor,ion.blS s V'nsr
10 meet them win specie. 'OiHy
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13

U. 5. for expenses during the war, was on :
~ S97l,73l AZ
Bot this sum includes
Did securities taken for
lands sold many years a
90, on 1ahich nothing can
scer becolected, amount
trg 70 99,345 %
$50 balsr> due from
SINNERS , 1 sure
ues, ra r. col
by 28,882 81
Stock is
es;i,. lis a0mln1i
o2iRs ZOE ,26S % but
as considerable part
OF il is 3 per cent stock.
the treasurer states The
red OGlGe TO he only
S4I9 $3.50 2l making
difference Of S2,689 %
-21O,9l7 %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13
S76O,8i4 %

Deduct these sums s. the e,eooa 90
balance is only
The amount OF debts then due
from the Con. nonweaith was 7O5,5lO l9
Leaving BALANCE Of only 55,3o4 o9
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13

Attest.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01
To be Let.
A long established I'arern stand, soaM a
Farm annered.

A long established Tarern stand, soaM
Farm annered.
"HE subscriber offers to let for term
i Of years, or shorter period Of time,
that well known tavern stand and farm, on
the turnpike road leading from Washing-
ton lily to Baltimore, at the village Of
Evansville.
The farm contains 149 acres about so
of which is in good meadow land, one-third
of which is improved; almost all the re-
mainder cleared, and may be prepared for
timothy the ensuing fall. The buildings
are large, and lately put in repair with
new stables, a neat garden. productive OF
good fruit and vegetables, newly enclosed,
well of good water convenient to the
house and stables. Immediate possession
will be given. Toa respectable person,
calculated to manage such an establish.
ment, the terms will be easy. Apply 10
JOHN G.. HERBERT,
near Evansville, Md.
April 81 ,uths5w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01
Valuable property for Sale.

THE subscriber is DESTROYS Of selling his
l. farm, in Fairfax county, Virginia, on
the Mount Vernon road, Eve and halt
miles from Alexandria, and adjoining the
lands of judge Washington, Thomson f.
Mason, and Francis Adams; containing
2i4 acres-80 OF which are in wood, and
the greater part Of the cleared land weli
adapted to timothy. The Improvements
are, comfortable frame dwellin. house;
good barn and stables; new smoke house;
and other necessary Out-heuses; and a new
post and rail fence, on the mail road for
half mile. The subscriber will also sell
with the above property, herses, cattle,
sheep and hogs; Wagon, carts, and a
variety of farming utensils; household and
kitchen furniture; and good blacksmith,
with his tools. WILLIAM PEAkE.
March Is sl1
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01
Port Tobacco Spring Races.

Port Tobacco Spring Races.
A SWEEPSTAKE purse will be run for
N on MONDAY, the 18th Of May, O.
YER the Port Tobacco Race Course-three
rounds aud repeat. Six colts entered and
closed.
On Tuesday, the 18th free for any three
or four years old-tl,ree rounds and repeat
entrance 80 dollars each, the winning
horse excepted.
On Wednesday, the 18th the rounds are
repeated, free for any horse, mare or geld
ing, 1.-THE winners of the preceding day ex.
cepted) each day, agreeable to the Port
Tobacco Jockey Club. The third days
purse will be the Gate Toll, and 25 dol
lars entrance each. The three rounds make
about two miles and halfto heat.
TfIN MANAGERS.
P. S. On Tuesday. the second day, i'm
mediately after the Horse race, ten Mules
will start two rounds and repeat; and on
Wednesday match race Of one round and
repeat, by two full bred Mules.
April 90 thstM17
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01
SALES AT AUCTION.
Public Sale.

pY virtue of deed OF trust from. Da.
- mel Mcpherson and wife 10 the sub.
scriber to secure TO the Mechanics Bank
of Alexandria the payment Of debt due
from John. Mcpherson and Son, will be
sold at public sale on the premises. on
THURSDAY, the 10th day Of June next,
certain tract Of land, known by the name
of ROuND-HiLL, in the county of Fair
tax, lying on both sides OF the Colchester
road, adjoining the lands Of George Trip
lett, DR.. Richard Mason. and others, con-
tanning 1871 acres, he the same more or
less. This land is handsomely situated,
and has lately received considerable i'm
provements. Few farms Of its size in the
county, perhaps. present higher induce
ments 10 tasteful proprietor.
The terms are one foufth cash, and the
remainder in three equal instalments at l9,
l8 and "a months. with interest from the
day Of sale. w. NEiTCH, Trustee.
April % rhstuttl0
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01
For Sale,

TWO tracts Of valuable land in Durham
i Parish, Charles County, Maryland OPP
posite Nanjemoy Reacb-one'of these tracts
of land is bounded on one side by the Pc.
tomac, has valuable fishery, and contains
about $50 acres Of bottom, with quantity
of wood that ought to be cut.-The other
is about three fourths of mile from the ri.
yer, from one half to two thirds covered
with wood and valuable white-oak timber,
and contains about 700 acres. Both tracts
have anorchard of choice fruit. The above
land will be sold at Charles County Court,
ON THURSDAY in the third week of Au.
gust next at Public sale, if not sold before,
at private sale.-The terms will be made
known at the sale. Timbel or wood may
be purchased any time previous 10 the sale.
II. H. REEDER.
Charles County. March 26---swtAu16
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01
Saint Croix Sugar.
Spring Goods.

DRADEN MORGAN g. Co. have re.
ID ceived per ship Franklin and other
arrivals, an assortment Of seasonable arti-
cles, among which are
London super6ne cloths and cassmeres
Bombazetts, of various colours
Cotton hosiery
Fancy undressed prints
Plate callicoeS and furnitures
White and printed Versailles
90 and Ga cambrics
7-8 cambria ginghams
"A Carlisle ditto
Loom sewed and other fancy muslin
Imitation book and leno ditto
White and printed Jeans; aorentinas
7-9 and SO steam loom shirtings, &c.
April 90 thstu3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01
Cheap Dry Goods.

TINE subscriber wishing to decline bu-
Il siness for the present, offers for sale
his entire stock Of goods at reduced prices
for cash.
He has just received, in addition, hand
some assortment OF
Nsso Spring Goods,
among which are,
Plain and figured Canton grapes
London ginghans
Do Ga flushed stripes (new pstterns)
Figured and plain muslins
Black lustrings, dimities, cambrics
Striped muslins for dresses
Cheap cotton hose, &c. SC.
All of which are offered either wholesale or
re tail at his store on King few doors be.
low Washington.st street.
A. LOCKWOOD.
A. L. requests all those indebted to him
to settle their accounts, and those having
claims to present them for settlement.
April Is thstuT
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01
Furniture,

Furniture,
lust received by schooner Franklin,
2. at the Cabinet Farmhouse, lowsr..end
of Prince-street,
] Grecian sofa
! do couch, first quality
5 French bedsteads, superior style, :
9 superior work tables
6 octagon Top stools
Tables, light stands and chairs.
h. Store,
1000 feet st. Domingo mahogany, id
boards, planks and joist, in lots to accom-
modate purchasers, as cheap as in Balti.
more for cash. SAMUEL WARD.
April FL vfm3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01
THIS IS TO GJHE NOTICE,

THIS IS TO GJVE NOTICE,
That the subscriber, OF Alexandria county,
IN the District of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans court of said county, let
tiers Of administi stion on the personal es-
tate of John B. Patpn, late OF the county
aforesaid, deceased.-All persons having
claims against the said decedent, are here
by warned TO exhibit the same to the sub
scribcr, with the vouchers thereof, passed
by the Orphans Court, on or before the
9Th day OF September next, orthey may by
law he excluded from all benefit TO said
estate; and those indebted thereto are re-
auired 10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
March, 1919.
CHARLES M'KNIGHT,
Administrators sf'ohn B. Patton des,s.
March stuih5w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01
Hat Warehouse
T. VAN TINE & Go.

No. 1873, Water-street, ". York,
"a doors east Of the Tontias Coffee House.
INFORM their friends and the public in
4 general, tlat they have constantly on
hand large and general assortment of the
most fashionable hats of every description,
which for elegance and durability are war
ranted equal to any manufactured in this
country, which they will sell at wholesale
on the most reasonable terms. Merchants
coming to this city, that purchase by the
quantity, are requested TO call and exa.
mine for themselves.
N. B. They have likewise on hand a
large quantity OF mems and boys wool
bais. I'm New-York, AprI6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01

The Magnet brings Bordeaux papers to
The 3Otb 'ult. Brandy is quoted at $50 to
$50; Spanish dollars, $50; exchange on
London, eS,s5. Sales, 96th, Carolina cot
ton, fine quail 2oOf per ii9 lbs duty paid;
Havana coffee, AL in bond. Sales at Ha-
vre, 10 to eoth--St. Domingo coffee, LIS;
Bourbon, do 9e4; Louisiana cotton, 9oea;
Carolina rice, 81. lload.
Extract of a letter, to the editors OF the
Boston Patriot, dated Isle OF May,
March 8.
1.-The Oriental brigo war La Irresistible,
capt Daniels. who captured thepira,es schr.
offthis place on the 9th cit. informed that OH
Lisbon, he captured an E. Indiaman valued
at $500, 600. manned and ordered her for 5.
America; that he had on board rich cargo,
& considerable specie, which be had ken
ont Of his prizes, and was then in pursuit Of
= fleet the other side Uf the line. La IRE
sis,able mounted Is 24-pounders. and a
compliment of i5o men.--Capt. Daniels
is native of MASSACHUSETTS, and his list
lieut.. Mr.. Child, of Warren, X. |.
"A schr. belonging to Rhode Island,
from Havana underSpanish colours, bound
to the coast Of Africa, put into Port Praya,
St. Jago, about the:l8th January last. for
water and supplies, and was seized and
condemned ty the Junta, on suspicion of
being eng aged in privateering against Por-
,uguese commerce in consequence OF being
armed and having on board 10 men more
than were mentioned of the ships papers,&
trunk women's clothes.-The supercar-
go Mr. Martin, Of Providence, together
with the Spanish captain and part of the
crew, took passage in the schr. Jane Marsh,
Stowell, for Bissou up Rio Gambia, Africa,
and the residue of the crew have been for
ced OF board the several vessels that have
entered the harbor By the Governor &C.
neral.
- - q - - <s-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01

1.-TWO brick houses and stores at the ccr-
Il ner Of King and Henry streets
One brick house and store on King, be-
tween Patrick and Henry streets
Two brick houses on Cameron street,
near the theatre
One brick house on Royal-street, for
the time Of the late occupant, Chas. Tyler.
Inquire of
VAUDEVILLE g. LARMOUR.
N. B. Sundrv building lots on Fairfax,
Duke, Prince, Cameron, Pitt, Queen and
Royal streets, for sale OF on ground rent.
February l3,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01
Lost or Mislaid.

LUSC Ut NlISIdIU.
\ CERTIFICATE for fifty share. of
"A the stock of the Marine Insurance
Company of Alexandra, in the name of
James Heron, dated 93d May, 1898, No.
55l to 600 inclusive, for the renewal, Of
which an application will be made 10 the
president and directors of the said compa.
ny. GEORGE B. PICKETT.
April 2e w6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01

CONTAINING ample directions for
~ working kitchengardene every month
in the year; and copious instructions for
the cultivation of1owergardens, vineyards,
nurseries, hop yards. green houses and hot
houses,
By John Gardner, and by Daud Hepburn,
late gardeners to governor Mercer and ge-
neral Mason.
To 7shitch Is added,
A Treatise on Gardening, by Citizen Of
Virginia. Also, a few hints on the Cult.
vation Of Native Vines and Directions for
making Domestic Wines. For sale by
J. KENNEDY g. SON.
March 80 tbstutf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01

Vaudeville 5 Larmour,
OFFER for sale,
~ 80 chests and boxes imperial gunpow-
der and young dyson teas
so bags coffee
s. IS hid bids Sugars
SO hhds molasses
&c puncbeons W. l. rum
8 pipes cogDiac brandy
loo bbls whiskey
6 hhds country gin s.
Is quarter casks malaga
4 pipes L. P. madeira
5000 gallons cider vinegar
20 bbls northern rum
loo boxes muscatel & bloom raisins
5 casks sun raisins
5000 lbs. soft shelled almonds
80 drums figs
60 casks British gunpowder r. &FF.
2 tons patent shot
90 doz. London mustard
10000 lbs. bacon
Zoo bbls. No. new shad
loo pieces rush carpets for summer
use, with general assortment OF wines, Ii
ouors and groceries. April So
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01

ksm A two story brick house, on Ca
" meron-street, opposite the market
H1ss house, two rooms on floor. and
Stwo in the garnet, and good dry
cellar under the whole, with fire place
in the cellar, brick kitchen, and other
out-houses. This lot ! II feet deep-the
front room and balfthe cellar might Be rent
ed by single person, if agreed for. En-
quire OF the subscriber.
JAMES CAMPBELL
March II t25M
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01

0TThere will be market for butchers
meat on Sunday next
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01
For Sale,

4 LIKELY young negro woman, an ex-
1 n cellent house servant and semptress.
Enquire OF Mr.. Rounsayell, jailer, Alexan-
dria. April