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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-03
AN ORDINANCE
0fMe Trustees cfMe Tom Of Edrrardsualle

0faie Trustees ofMe Town Of Eduanlsrdne.
PASSED 18th MAY, 1919.
WHEREAS the proprietors of the tract Of
w land hereinafter described, did petition
that the same, being adjoining the town of Ed
wardsVllle, should be attached to and made
part thereof; and whereas they have furnished
plat OF the same: Therefore,
he u ordained by The trustees Of the tozm Of
EdwardsoiAe, That the following tract of land.
to wit Beginning at the southeast corner of
the northwest quarter of section No. II in
township No. north of range No. 8 west of
the Sd principal meridian line, thence north
~ poles to stake, thence south sixty-two
degrees east A poles to a stake, thence east
one hundred and twenty-one poles and three.
links to stake on the division line between
sections ii and II of the township and range.
above mentioned, thence south on said division
line Isl poles to stake, thence west 131 pole;
to stake, thence south IS poles and links to
a stake, thence west IS poles to a stake.
thence north 25 poles and Z links to stake.
thence west 163 poles and II links to
stake on the division line between sections
~ and IL, thence north on said division line
Oh poles and links TO 4 stake, thence east II
poles and 10 links to stake, thence north IL
poles and 10 links to stake, at the southeast
corner OF tract of land now owned by Josips
Randle, thence east 147 poles and links to
the beginning, being the tract of land formerly
owned by John Robinson, be, and the same IS
hereby made . part of, and attached to the
said town of Edwardsville, and that the plat
thereof be connected to the plat of the said
town, if any such there be, and that the said
described land shall and hereby is declared to
be part OF the Aforesaid town, entitled 10 al,
the rights, privileges, and incidents of the cor
poraton OF said town, and subject to the same
rules and regulations in every respect
JAMES WATTS, CNa.,ysQa,
June S6--.t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-03
$50 Lots in the Town Of
v A ND A LIAo
WILL be offered a public sale on the pre-

NATILI. be offered al public sale on the pre-
w misses, on the first Monday in Septem-
Der next. A credit of SIX, twelve, and eighteen
months will be given to purchasers.
The town of Nandaia is pleasantly situated on
the west bank ofthe Kaskaskiariver, onsectons
8, 9, 10, and II, in township n. range E. of
the third principal meridian, granted by The
United States to the state of Illinois for the
seat Of government. The situation is high, dry,
and commanding. There are several springs
Of excellent water, and no part OF the state is
better timbered; the country for many miles
around is beautiful, delightfully."- watered and
prairies the river is navigablc for many miles
above, and passes through an extensive tract
of the finest lands in the state.
The town is laid out into squares of 500 feet,
divided into eight lots each. The lots are 80
by 152 feet. An alley of 10 feet in width pass
es through each square, north and south the
streets are run to the cardinal points, 80 feet
i'll width; the public square is spacious and
elevated, and about 400 yards from the river.
The bank Of the river is about SO feet high;
the ground gently rolling, and the clay APP
pears to be excellent for making bricks.
The state constitution provides that the seat
of government shall remain at this place for
twenty years. But when all the advantages of
the situation are taken into view, little doubt
can be entertained that twill remain the per,
manent seat. The practicability of making ex-
cellent roads in every direction; the nayiga-
ton of the river, the excellence of soil, timber
and water; with many other advantages, which,
are obvious to all who view it, will render it
very desirable situation. A privilege will be
given TO the first improvers to use the timber
| on the adjacent lands for building.
LEVI COMPTON,
WILLIAM ALEXANDER,
SAMUEL WHITESIDE,
GUY w. SMITH,
THOMAS COX,
Commissioners.
Julu 3-6ts
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-03
A4uMlher for Sale.
July SIS If.

A the Lumber Ward on Church-street i'm
IN mediately opposite the Office of the Mis-
souri, Gazette, large assortment of white pine
BOARDS and PLANK Of an excellent quality,
wiiib soldier limited time for cash, at the re-
duced price Of $3.50 per hundred feet, in lots
of one thousand feet and upwards. Also
quantity of first rate white pine SHINGLES,
which will be disposed of at a reduced price.
OLIVER II. COOK.
81. LoniS, .Jt1e Ia, l819.-4tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-03

pair Of wheels are fixed to each barge, and five
men tread at tine at each pair Of wheels.
" We are much gratlfied 10 find the govern
ment placing in command Of this important
Department. an officer of so much merit,
Promptncss, and decision, as Col. Atkinson
lie has our best wishes for the success of the
important enterprise lis troops are now en-
barking in."
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-03
FOR THE SPECTATOR,
Mr.. PRINTER,

Nif. GHtNTEHs
There is heap of talk in this settlement
about the name which the commissioners have
giyento the seat fgovernment that they allow
TO build in the woods They call it Va1iaaEa;
but can't find out where they got the name,
or what 1t means. Some folks allow that
pdndaEa was great general, and that he has
killed power of British and Indians while
others reckon that he must be some big man
that has made long speeches in congress-
There is man just moved into our settlement,
that We suspicion for Yankee. He has a
powerful chance of books, and maps, and such
like truck, besides a pretty smart chance Of
plumber. This man allows hat VandtaEa was
named after the pandak, who he saws were a
tribe OF barbarians that lived great while ago
in the old countries: and then he LAUGHS at us.
and talks that the commissioners might as well
have called us all set of Tdndtlls, or savages.
But am little dubious that he is in fun. but
cannot tell for certain, because our folks never
took the papers since we moved from Ken
lucky, until you began TO print in Edwards.
vile little bit ago. But reckon YOU can set
the matter straight, and tell who or what this
pandalia is, and what has become of him. If
you can't tell, | hope some of the knowing
folks who live in town can; and if they will, It
will please me nightly.
SWAPPING TURTLE.
Cocoa, 218t June, 1919.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-03
Notice.

\ SHALL apply to the Secretary of War, to
n procure the necessary papers to entitlc me
to my Land Patent, for having served as a SOL
der in the late United States army, my dis.
charge being lost
ELI WILSON.
.ahon, Jip,e II. 181o-64t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-03
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING, BY SUBSCRIPTION,
a MAp
OF THE ST.a9'E or ILLINOIS.
Nv DANIEI II SMITH
BY DANIEL d. SMITH.
hly 3-6ts

VsNlIlS Map was taken from actual survey.
Il and shows all the principal Rivers, Lakeas
Ponds, 'Srcdnps, Creeks, Prairies, WoodlandS,
BinGS, .NJundS, Stone Coat, CoartieS, I'ozpns,
Sections, Roads, and nils; with the meanders
of the Illinois river, (above the military survey)
to that important portage to Lake Michigan,
via Chicago. When the altitude and distanc
of this site are viewed by an observing eve, it
will hurry the imagination to realize the inn
portance, to the eastern well as to the
western states, of water communication be-
tween those points, which would open at
a small expense, a steam boat navigation from
New-York by way Of the Lakes to the Mlssis-
sippi river.
The Map will be four by six feet, on a scale
of five miles to the inch; executed Oh good
paper; hung on rollers and delivered to SUBJ
scribers, at fifteen dollars, payable on delivery.
On silk or bank paper, (portable) the same
price. Any person subscribing, or becoming
accountable, for ten or more maps, will be en-
titled to a deduction of twenty per cent. 4.
All those who hold subscription papers east
Of the Alegany mountain, will please return
them by the first of November next, to Robert
Smith, Washington Hotel, Market street, Phil
adelphia. Those west of the mountain viii
please make return by the same time to Hil-
liam Burk, 2. NJ. Cincinnati. 49,
We have examined Daniel D. Smiths Map
of the State of Illinois, and find it generally
very correct and deserving public patronage.
SHADRACH BOND,
Governor ofthe state Of Ilinois.
E. X. KANE,
Secretary Of State, do.
JESSE b. THOMAS.
u. s. Senator.
NINIAN EDWARDS.
y. s. Senator.
BEN. STEPHENSON,
Receiver Of Public .Hoa6es, EdrvardsmNe.
S. II. LONG,
Major q. s. Engineers.
JUN SIS f.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-03
A SKOE.M.ak'ER

Is wanted at Carlyle, Washington county,
n Illinois. One disposed to establish him
self IN that ilourishing town, VIII meet with
liberal encouragement.
htiy 3---6tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-03
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE

The 43d anniversary of American Indepen-
dence will be celebrated in this town on Mon
day next. The citizens and others viii assem-
bic at II O'Clock at noon, at the new building
OF Mr.. ID. TOLMAN, where the Declaration OF
independence will be read, and an Grafton pro-
nounccd. At half past 9, p. NJ dinner will
be prepared by Mr.. W. C. WIGelNs, at hishouse,
OF which the citizens and all others who NAV
be present, are invited to partake. The cit.
zens of the neighborng villages, and the pub.
he in general, are respectfully invited to Join
in concentrating an event SO dear to every
true American.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-03

The persons mentioned under the
New-Yor.. head as emigrating to this
state, intend to settle on Silver creek, in
this county, about twelve miles from this
town. Captains Blackman and Allen
visited this country last year, and enter
ed large quantities of land, which they
are now coming to improve. We con-
graduate the people of the state, and of
this county in particular, on this impor-
tant accession of numbers, wealth, in
telligence, and enterprise.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-03
E0Mnty Hands.

ma ERCHANDISE, or first rate Lands in
1YE the settled parts of this state, will be ex.
changed for Soldiers Bounty Lands.
Inquire q tie Printer.
yu'y 3-6tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-03

MARRlED-At Carlyle, on Saturday eve.
mig last, by Charles Shade, Esq. Mr.. WILLIAM
HERn1SGToN to Miss SARAH RIsLEr, daughter
of Col. Risey, all of Carlyle.
- On the 23d ult. CHARLES SLADE, ESQ., to
Miss Mary DtnK KAHN daughter of John Kahn
Esq. all of Carlyle.
- Mr.. JAMES HILL TO Miss LEAH ALLEN
both Of Washington county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02
SKETCH OF THE LAWS.
Passed ny tie General AsSesbiy at tie 81,
SION ,rGigI co,,.oe,c.J ~, 1g,,,,In,, n -,

Passed by Ute General AsSemiiq at tie Seq
SION Whick commenced OF Nonolay, tie nh
fDecembcr, 1918.
L.. Anaci, 4" concerning the North Yves
tern Bank of Virginia" appoints the gov
ernor, with any four or more Of the cOun-
cll, as commissioners on the part Of the
Commonwealth, to appoint three direc-
tors OF that bank annually.
2. An act, reducing into ore, The
several acts and parts OF acts concerning
lie General Court, aud prescribing the
manner of proceeding therein, in certain
eases, takes effect, by virtue Of suisse
qnent act Of this session, January list.
1920. u Introduces no new regulations.
.. An act, establishing an Inspection
OF Tobacco IN the town Of BeDtlevville, in
tile county Of Halifax"
a. An act, "1 duciug into one act, all
acis and parts Ol acts, concerning the
Superior Courts Of ChanceTy." By the
l4ih section, The chancellor of the Viii
amSburg and fredericksburg districts,
IS permitted 10 reside either in Williams
burg or Fredericksburg, AT his discretion.
An amendment 10 the 39th section pro
Vidss, that when Judge OF any of the
sdId Superior Courts shall order a writ of
ne e.reaf against any person whatever, lie
shali OIL, CT The said order TO the clerk Of
one Of the courts in which I've presidcs
and The said clerk. on the execution oil
The bond required BY law, shall issue
such writ of nc seeat, which shall be di-
rccted Ia any marshal OF sheriff into
whose hands the same may come. i}v
an amendment 10 tic 7ist section, tie
postage on process, &c. instead Of being
certified TO Tie auditor of public &C.
counts, and paid out of The treasury, is
10 be ordered 10 be paid by the parties
chergeable herewith. Tile entry of an
order 10 this effect in ilic order book
shall be deemed uolIce to all CONCERNED
and u any person shall fail TO pay tn,
sum with whSh such person sand,
charged, within sixty days, an exec utio,
may he issued hr tie saiue, as in cs Sc o
JodgaeHi, With interest at tue "a le 0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02
Positively Withont Reserve.

NALuABLE NEGROES aud COAL LANDS for sale
AT THE request OF Mr.. J. Johnson aud ny virtue
OF deed OF trust executed by him the subscribers
Gearing date he 81 July. 1918, aud of record IN the
couny court OF HenricoD 10 the debts therein
specified we viii sell Tuesday, the 2R Of Marcel
7eif, III 'front.' OF the Eagle Hotel in city Of Rich
mond the whole much OF the following
PROPERTY as VIII pay the debts enumerated in the
oeed o. trust viz Nineteen valuable SLAVES, ana
tract OF LAND, lying and being ia The couEty af poxa
fan, commonly called ead known by the nBme OF Br.
ANS Ttsct supposed In Contain I25I iiil-
Ia three miles OF the riYer and adions the lands
Charles Branch, the OF Mai John Harris deed
aud The coal lands late Dupuy and Povals. One third
OF this aud is well timbered the soil is generally we'll
adapted IN the culture Of corn wheat and oats and
this wood land capable OF producing excellent tobacco
The improvements are comfortable dwelling house.
sniohehouse dairy, &c. In addition to the adyan.
tages which ibis tract combines farm, is believed
TO contain large bodies of coaas coal been found
sDn u, aud several thousand bushels aed in less
than 100 yards OF the iine the lands hate Dupgy
& PovaiPs, cDai has been found near the surface.
Also, one other piece or parcel Of LAND, lying and
being IN the county OF Uenrico within " ises OF the
corporation iine aud the first turnpike gaze on lie
turnpike road leading fran The city OF Richmond tie
Deep Run Coal PIs.-This Iamd Is in high STATE oi
improvement; an exceient garden comfortable DIV FL
ling house, aud other 0uses all In good repair and
IN every respect, desirable residence.
The negroes viii he sold for cash-for ihe.ians one
fourth will he required in band and The balance In \
o, aud IL mouths. The subscribers will CONVEX the
tile vested in them trustees only although The title
10 the property is believed 10 ne indisputable
GEO. PERKINS
WIN. II. CARROLL, ( ttn''etS.-
The above sale will take place al 80 ocl,,k under
the management Of W. C. * G. CLARKE, Anetrs
Fen. 20. "a IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02
.sss s s.s. 3 s''ss pr. Of Tickets. 81.

Isere Is ia Ibis scheme three blanks to prize
aaa tue prizes Will be paid without discount thirty da,s
aet each drawing discount OF IL per cent. on
ohe lottery and to found the Academy rhe simplicity
aus entire rHess Of This plan Of drawing ot.t ries mi
Tue subscriber trusts oidim for IL patronage of the
pnnc, especially when the lauaable object The pro
',s,ioh ell education, Is considered. The subscriber
piehgss hmsef that the scheme which lie elders is
essentially different from the lottery of nurnber, At
tempted in Richmond some time since. -g'
- ckets At 81 each for sale in this city aud
IN AL the principal towns in Virginia. The lottery vii,
positively We drawn on the 81 OF April next aud all p,i.
yes VIII be paid as aboSe. Printed ofths
iouery can be mad gratis at all the Lottery offices
80 JOSEPH VANNINi, Safe pa'idesr.
ltO - !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02
500 acres Of Land for sale.

500 acres Of land for safe,
X The county nf GoOchlsna, within 4 or miles IL
y James river, and about 30 rom Richmond on Lick
snghoe creek which contains from TO so acres low
GROUNDS, heavily loaded with timber and very rIch.
shiu land Is wei adapted to plaster suite tie
culture OF tobacco, corn, aud small grain and lies well
III contains considerable portion OF rtt rate to!ac.
20 iann To cuti also soUe excellent lots.
considerable portion of the cleared land has moi
tended Tor several years. pasIured aud being en-,
eosed renders II in good situation to prepare FOR
wheat or other grain. The wood land is sufjcen,lx
Ioaueo with timber 60 support the piace-Os wh., "a
goou dwelling house. with cellar the whole sizs
suitably divided, with necessary fire places and an
necessary out houses barns, stables &C.; thrsshing
inacbhe and never falling springs. is thought s1id
pisce Eonia ne an excellent stand for pfic house
d. u 'oucnes the main Toadt also has il AN annie
ofchars oi wen SELECTED choice fruit which is thought
20 oe the nos productive and best orchard in the co
~ besides other good fruit trees distillery for tbtss
stills aud two good in it, with good eirr worrns
tne houss butt OF stone, with liquor store
makes II complete distIlery. Also MILL the vii
OF winch IS OF siore, and contains pair OF Coogse aud
BuIr stones, which Is said 10y all Oh. peishboTs 10 ne
suhcient 10 support the place by toll svery person
acquainted, knows that 1OocaDd is peculiarly adsnied
20 healthy situations.
= rue subscriber will treat wrh puic aser and Mr
Es"phn Anderson, Of KichDond is fully aufh.ti,ent 10
seq sara iann and viii shew tue sane TO any person wo
WISHES 10 purchase The terms Of sale win he A. com
lnooating say one-third iu hand The ,ala,rs in a.
hua' iusialmenis may be agreed on the baarc, ~
pe secured bya dsea IN the land or uersonsI
security. nm hndoubted Tile viii be made by
&, CHARLES YANSgY Of Alternate
- %. caiO land can he rented the present YEAR.
81, az" 20 ""' 'euoedis not TO be pastured. G. y
pp. .Sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

iuated contiguous 10 The lover nsrt 80 ~ 49,
Hour 49,, s"w IN complete otder fpr nanascftrino
pair soc"s Sp' within The present yearJ ,pus fouT
grain ei,s rs SITUATION Is very oonvepient TO Obtain
being sba. ny iaud OF water. particularly The later
cts ana ~ ~ 900 YARDS from the wharyes ~ Roet
canal b.3, lang o"t ahont 40 81 so yards ~ The
Th4 t. ~ - NAVIGATION may be had to the mill deer
Foi ia,.,r, ~ ne accommodating tcthe purchaser
it,, ss"i'icnars, apply 10 Tbeoiss Tayior. Or
'%ss"H SAMUEL PARSONS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02


II The ENouiRERls publ;slreu twice week, gene
fay and three tones aweek daring the session Of the
StWe begiIafure-Prce the same heretofore, Fips
aotaTsTer annun payable in advance. Notes OF Char
Is.ea speee,payng Banks, (osiy) will be received IN
Pa!neAt The Editor will guarantee the safety Of
uniting them by mail The postage OF all letters being
pau by the writer's.
" No paper will he discontinued, fbus at the dscre
ion :" The Editor until all have bean paid up
- Wsoeserwiil guarantee thepaynent ofniHe papers
sa9ii receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
W One Sqwdre--First assertion, IS ceafs--sdch
eentiEaa2ce, so cents.
NO fVs,fiseent 9ss,f td ,,stit IL has either, been
paid for assumed some person in sAis IT'S
ef.ttrons. -
---zspf @ AEHo o cfrsrs----------
: II MI WA. RYARS ~ visiting the counties
CumDorland, fucsingl.sm, Charlotte. Prince Edward,
Halifax Iusysana, and No,iaTsy. for the purpose (
collecting The snbsrripiioas &C. due to Ibis ofhre..
om snhacttbers viii confer particular aii,gatS,n by
aiiend'ne 70 this nocr Hrsfwiit vt-ft their fespec-
I've couss boasce I'm the month % March. TO pains
uithe spsrsdto deserve the very liberal encourage
mentwIieh this paper has received from the rutsic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02


y WEDNESDAY the 40 Dec. last, the subscriber dis.
III, Pa.eneo MATTHEW BRANCH then acting AZ
nes 2, hosahon Miils with lst,ers,he one al
1850 70 behialnin Hatcher, Esq Of Wuncbester row
Snlg bve handred and ffy dellats in bauE hins tbe
49, 70 Col Wilson c. Nichols Richmond rov,rtug
shaHh note for i've hundred doliafs-Thc one ~ ,se
Mchoas was delivered; the otber was not and Sy.,s
nss no slnce rcnirnedtis seen in Rich,nond he
thursday and Friday following; since which tb,. he
mas nor Deen heaId rom. Circumstances render II,
pIopable that he has pundered the contents OF ne i
ter, and Is gone IT to Kentacky. 'e'
Branch is slim well Termed man nearly .tv foe,
seh OF fair complexion, liqht hair grew eyes bcI
nave reddish cast rennd the edges 81 the i,es hs
nose Is somewhat crooked, which will he nisjulv p.t
eevea upon close examination he has smiling ,oyn
snahee and white teeth these he expenses vines suss
s. we is quite gaTrnons and would be ast 10 srtsrf
sn,,nseI, Jndieously questioned. He tode q sliu,
morse, or years Old about feet or n inchs.
s, nds remarkable SPOT bis ieh hank with iil,,
800 "aI on u, which Appeals to be the eiret ~ a
sh no "'ite about bin 10 recoilected lie nero.
~. Lone Us dull without spurs and when threatened
r,sber whip, VIII fecede from lie stroke sdt9isc
Ihan go on directly forward and when rode ,si,l
sPnIs PAGES remarkably we'll 80 800 '"o "''H
for 1 ~. sansoriher win give Fifty DOLLARS reward
Pm wy spprtheHson and cOnvicties Of the ttief and
sonaDle expenses 49, 49, ~ ie'-
---lsNam, lAmeIia county.) Jan. a. si.tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

NJEw LOTTERY SGHEME.-The suiiscfiIier heirr
" authorized Try the Board az Dir,stors Of the Lie
Iry Fund 10 raise by Lottery $50 600 for the foundation
oil an Academy IN The comfy OF Montgomery, hereby
gives nuiice that he proposes to the money
ny means OF his LOTTERY of-ssysn numbers and dhat
Tue nrst drawing OF the will take place the city
drawing will be monthly thereafter ill tue said sum NJ
money shall be raised. The drawing OF this lottery i
be executed In i've minutes ia which time will be de.
cidcd tie fate oftie following prizes viz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

Extract of a letter from midshipman in
The service Of the United States, III The
Mediterranean, to his father i'm South
Carolina dated
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-16
Mahogany i Furniture.

T HAVE just received per sloop Fanny,
4 from Baltimore, about 5000 feet Bay Ma
hogany, in logs, which will be sold TO suit
purchasers, either in the log or toard, at a
reduced price. Gentlemen who are build
ing can be supplied with handwriting, Gu! TO
any dimensions, at short notice.
Also, on hand, and for sale,
A quantity of cabinet furniture, which will
he sold cheap, and warranted to be made by
the best workmen. and of the best materials.
All orders for furniture, which the subscri-
Der may be favored with from the country
or elsewhere, will be promptly attended to-,
and executed in superior style
ROBERT ABERCROMBlE.
The National Intelligencer will insert the
above three times, and forward their account
10 this Office. sct, %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-16
Sugar, Coffee, Hemp, &c.

ENHE cargo of the schooner New Packet,
Il Snow, from Boston, for sale by
WIN. FOWLE& co.
% hhds. of st. Croix sugars of sup. quail.
lZo bbls. mliscovado do. Of goodrquality
1000 lbs. coffee
II tons first quality St. Petersburg hemp
10 bolts Russia duck
70 casks nails OF different sizes
10 casks iinseed ! or
7 do lamp oih
An invoice of silk goods, consisting Of
l case Nankin grapes
2 do sewing silk, asserted colors
do sarsenetts do
3 do levantine shawls do
All Of which were particularly selected 10
Canton, and are ofsuperior quality.
Also. for sale,
The cargo OF schr. Seneca, capt. Winslow,
from Portland
81 bbls. muscovado sugar
s hhds. retailing molasses
10000 feet understandable clear lumber
1000 bushels potatoes.