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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-27
Pubic Sale.

Pubic Sale.
On MONDAY, at ~ A. NJ.
HIILL be sold at tie store occupied by
w Messr. bury !. Hunter, at the
lower ferrysla. ..ng, (Hunter's ship yard.l
4 quantity Of groceries, suitable Tor
retail Store.
ALSO,
600 bushels Isle Of May salt
And Immediately after will be rented SAID
store with privilege much 10 the beneht
OF the occupant Terms at sale.
s. A. .NARSIELLR, Auct'r
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-27
A Great Bargain offered.
March IS

4 WILL at private sale dispose ofvery low
d and upon terms in other respects fa'o-
rable to the purchaser, that valuable piece
Of property, situate III the vicinity OF Dunn
Tries, and known as
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
PIRACY

Scarcely mail reaches our city which
does not furnish Us with The melancholy
chievements of a horde Of Heterogeneous
incendiaries ard banditti, composed OF out
laws and vagthonds from the four Quarters
of The globe, who inics the common high
way of na ors. IN p,iva4eers known to b
fttea cut in dihf4re ports Of the United
States. and cruizing under the Artigas md
other fsge. Tothe ri'tuous and upright
mind. ever prone to look on the Propagation
of robbery and murder with chilling kird
Of horror, il is a matter Of surprise and as
torisIment that the government has not
taken pronpt and decisive means in giving
death blow 10 the infamous system Of
piracy and buccaneering among those law
less feebooters. Zoo long has the ocean
swarmed with such pests--too long been
the theatre Of their gloomy exp'oils---it Is
time something w5s done to sweep them
from IT, We have frigaies and smaller
vessels of war, which, il authorised, would
speedily bring those recreanis 10 condi4n
punishment. Justice, the Aagrant wrongs
and inju les inflicted 90 The honest part Of
the me camille community, impcriousIy de-
mand the interposition of the government.
Had such ouuages, such abominahle *
cesses been comniued by an AlGerine,
French Z lgllah, or vessel Of any other ma
ion, whose character would enttle her 80
home and country," the toxsin would
have b. en- sounded from. Maine TO Missis
sippi-,he spirit Of revenge to apresse our
violated rights would have been borne on
The Winds to The extfe0ities of The CONT
neut-.the same feelings which pervaded
every American bosom, when the Leopard
attacked the i'll fated Chesapeake would
ha We been experienced With Enthusiasm
and fervor again
There is a degree of 5enumbing torpor,
or insensibifity and supineness on the part
Of those whose duty. it is to watch over and
nro,ec, he lives and property of our conn
,rvmen, which we have 10 vain endeavour
ed TO account for. Why the Arugas pi-
ratea ale suffered TO murder and commit
every species Of sillainous depredations in
discriminately, is matter OF astonshment.
Re is no better and should be considered
in no other light than bandr. Many pri
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
POETRY.
A MOTHERS WISH.

4 MUTHEK'S WISH.
MAY Heaven, indulsent to my child, mpart,
Firm health, contentment and an humble heart
An heart inspir'd and taught by sacred love
To trace true pleasure to its source above.
May Meekness, Piety, and Heavenly truth
Preserve, adorn, direct and guide her youth,
Through her whole life may every virtue shine,
The kind, the social, moral and divine.
And o'er the whole, like a transparent veil
May Modesty, sweet modesty prevail.
Dear to her friends, still dearer to her God,
May he the blessings of his grace afford
Make her whole life symphonious to his praise,
And gid with Heavenly beams her latest days; !;
Then raise her Spirit TO the realms above,
TO share the sweets Of blest redeeming love-
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
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MISCELLANY.
Hanging-useless.

We hope the advocates Of legal homicide, will
now admit, that capita pUrljShnleats have not
so powerful a tendency to lessen caDitai crimes,
as has been heretofore contended for But a fe "
months have elapsed since the public execution
of the Baltimore Mail Robbers, ald Within that
short period, we have recorded several attempts
70 ROB the United States Mail, as II the fate OF
Hare and his associates had stimulated and ex-
cited kindred temerity in hundreds. The IA 5t
attempt has succeeded, perpetrated, no doubt,
by men who were familiar with the dying confes
sion of Hare, and who were well aware of the
fate which would await themselves On detection.
Stll, with this dreadful risk before their eyes,
they have desperately I" set their lives upon a
de-" willing to 8 stand the hazard of cast, -
which it is almoss morally impossible should De
in,their favor
The plain inference from this fact Ito our
minds is opposed to capital punishmeats- And
we must still insist that they never did and never
will prevent or lessen the preparation of capital
crimes. Nay, on the other hand, they tend to
harden the hearts Of spectators, and to make
them familiar with and callous to human suffer
ing. The increase Of crimes in Europe, may BE-
estimated in ratio with the frequency Of public
executions and ofso little efficacy do they prove
IN that quarter ofthe globe, thatpockets OF spec
tators, under fssllows, have frequently been
IinSu Oy tnen VINO nad assembled 10 witness
the awfal fate Of a pick-pocket!
While on the subject, we cannot avoid hint
ing at tbs immoral tendency of dying spsechcs,
coafessions, &c. We will only instance that Of
the celebrated Hare-which recounts such splen-
did successes in robbery, aud which paints the
perpetrators rather as heroes than knaves which
holds them upto the warm imagination ofyouth,
as so many magnanimous distributors Of fortune
wrestling from the opuent their superAuous wealth
for the purpose Of blessing the poor Such q
document ought never to appear before the pub
lie aad i the fqGo5 fqnc5taa M 5Hs9 mt, e 699% h s9 f.!
tinued, we could wish that its wretched victims
might glide off the stage without leaving behind
them a trace Of their wicked career. If this OBJ
servation possesses any weight as it respects az
he,aic dying speeches, it viii double force L
those base .foreeries and f1brsc~tiOas with which
our cities are deluged by hawkers and which
lament to say, emanate too often from the
contemplate cupidity Of some pretender wis
dabbles in the noble art Of printing.
Republican Chr9Htcle.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
Joseph johnson,
i las JUST RECEIVED, ,an additional fupply
PIECE GOODS,

A. -" %A1 SODA @~|@@~A GA|f AZ E1gpiY
PIEC.E GOODS,
which he offers very ow
'"AMoNG WHICH ARE.
CsfTimere Shzwis
Imitation and chin ShawIs
Bom5azetts. ToiIinetI and fwausdown Ve(fings
Ladies worried Hole childreas do
CentIemens worried lanb's WOO aud haH HoCa
FaDne's, light and rk cambria Prints
Low priced prints and Cope a;es
Carlisle Cinghams
Leno book and fancy Mullins
ambric Musns
Scotch Lswns,-whte Czmbrics and co,ored
Coloured green LuteGrings
Iifh Linens
Cambria snd common Dimoties
tabby Silk and unca, Veivcts
Gentemen's and ladIes beaver and lined Cloves
K,d Gloves-Britifh Cottons
Cotton Damask Table Cloths--co ton and 6,k
Umbrellas
Ladies white and 1ate Angola Gloves
India Csiieoes and COTTON. black and fancy e.s
Hdkfs -Fisgg and Bandanna Hdkfs.
Thread ins-ltu tons Ribbonds-- Anglilh and
French fix owes
Watham Shir,ipgs aud Sheetngs.
Factory Cioghams-black, white and greel
Crapes-3sces &c. &c. &c.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
NEW GOG'L|S
WILLIAM MLELLAN,
/ s now opening for faie a frefh fn ply of
tSeasOndbIe Goods.
AMONG wHTcH AR =

AMONG wHIcH ARE -
BROAD Cloths-Ga afhmefes Sa.tinets- -FIanuels-
Baizes- figured Salisbury Fiannels- -Caflmere
Shaws Of all coiors-hgured do-Merhno dee
Bonn ba lets-- -Wildbores-TlaraR Plaid --Durants
- -Duroy.-Br Britiih CottObs-lndia do black
brown and green Tabby Velvets-red, blue and
gresn & X do.-Sik velvet Velfng-Ssfin 80. Of
different coiours-gentlemen's beaver Ciove.'-ia
dies brown yellow and black do.-imitanion
Shawls of various colours printed do common
81 figured Velvet BindIpgs-- Italian Sewing silk ct
all co our Green Canton Crape-Italian do
quality aud Shoe Binding-rWorned Balis--blaci'
aud white Down Trimmings- while, brown. yes'
low and fpeusd Fur do.-FCords aud TsRss-
Eiatbznds, with do - Ch'nelse Cords and Bra,ds
of all colours-Ladies' IddifPeoGb!e Clsfps--
Purle do French Halrcomba ba-Tortoise fheil do.
-Pale do common Snaps-bsrrel 10 habit
Buttons-SmaI Scifors-Pen and Defk Knives,
very nice--chain Buttons-do With lie Diamonds
-Flfes-C.ariouets tJc &C. too numerous TO par
ticu4tize CHEAP FOR CASH ONLY.
Nov 8. I(t)
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
For SALE.

uaoae commodious and haud(ome Dwell
-'sG HOUSE, pleaiantly situated in the
~ brunswick. containing two front rooms
snambers over them, facing the main
!" 4 me occupation of MFR John Dunning Sd
Laod on which it ifands and privileges.
WI be made rcafonabIe.
r1auoa TO CHARLES 8. DAvKIs and Ma
-. AissMsN Esq'rs. Portland, or JorHAE
~ Eq Brunswiek.
- @Ss feorffl
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
60 pitt ]

- Ltt, for a term Of Years.
= eASM a, Back Cove late the reGdence
NV. THOMAS Bsowss, pofelIiou given
~, -rs.y rs or April !, lsi9-Apply to ARcarL.
-, ~ Weit5fook or TO T. BRowsR, No. S,
"assi Sm Portland Ian.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16

Excbaags 6rsst, Pasdgnd
HAVE this day added 20 then former afr ri
ment of Goods
bale real Tartan Plaids, containing great variety
do. Bombazetts, do do.
do. Wild Botes
do. Rofe Blankets all szes AID very fupetior
quality.
do Blue Cloths, very cheap
do Fianne's,
do Rugs
2 do. Waitham factory Cottous7 3 and o-s
! Cafe Copperpistss and furniture Patches,
do Caiicoes
do Cambfics 4 and Cd
Fen pieces rery superior Drab
Cloths and Aersey.
Dec. %. IT,
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
~~st aeceaOed tor Sa 6 by
JOSEPH HARROD.

Of Exe6angs Street,
| A VA ,fNEW GOODS, which with his
for s,ck makes his ahortmeat very com
| plete G. .lhpg IL part of
| Superhne. common and low priced BROAD
| CLOTHS,
Do do. do do. CASSIMERE ES
Blue, brown. olive, garnet aud maroon PELISSE
! QUEENs CLOTH blue and brown
one B~'e BOMBAZ2rrS blk. and Coloured
lied, green orange and blk fgd BOMBAZETTS
/ Fartsa PLAID and WILDBORRS
! Water Loom oHRETiNG and SHIFTING
J Superhae white FLA LANNELS-SWANShIN
! iydia Calico aad Cottchs
81 "A 4 and Bcith Cottons--7-8 and a 4
irilh Linens
4 ale Rulia DIAPER
Fac, ory Cotton and Bed Ticking,
Cztie 0es Dlmoties aud COPPERPLATES,
Carhh'e aud American GINGHAM-FIag Silk
HKl =.
. 4 and GA CAMBRIGs great variety--Bk.
Silk n SIS.
MUSLIN. :, a genera shbrtment,
Cafimete. Imitation, Silk and chiniz SFJAWLS,
Blk Italian .uitrng, Sin@h @haw and Sarinels,
Blk and COLO ured Florepce LUSTRING,
Blk. and white Crape-whne 6s d. Lanring,
Ladies and Gen, Six. Worried and Cotton HOSE
Ladies Beaver X 1 and Silk CLOVES Gent. do
RIBBONS an afTol rmnt I THREAD l. aCLS &c
The above will b c fold vsry cheap for CASH
oply Isn. - 1879.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
Writing Books.

NTADE Of common and superfne PAPER
lfl NOTE BOOKS--Justice's, Court. Com
nercal Probate and Miscellaneous, BLAKS, &C.
sc. for sale at this Ofbce.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
poRvLANp GAZETTE,
PRINTED AND pu. 9LrsHED
Every TUESDAY Morning
BIZ a. &. 7. SHIR4 'EF
yINTON 4 C, *,

NINIUN q " "a
Erctaags-Sirssf-- Portland
.,sroR SALE AN INTENSIVE Assok fmANr o
SeaSondbte Goods,
80 RECEIVED, consisting of blue, hack
.ssa brown. drab mx'd Il bottle BRL -aD
.srHs. coarse mddling and fine
~ Nine. brown, mix'd 4 drab CASSIMER =
49, sanerfne West OF England Cloths and ca 3
simergs
~ ..serfne French Cloths, blacks and blues,
u a superior fabric
50 Cloths. fashionable colours
es slsgant assortment of fashionable Vestings
IN brown. olive and bronze green Pelise Cloths
p.;n,ed Salisbury FIannels
nc aad swanskins
I Z h,,r red. green, yellow and black Flanneis
socae g. and S-4
Ep..;rs Kerseys Coalings and Serges
*rar,oa aud Scotch PIaids
IA chia,z and Plate Furnitures
|5,,a,ea Callicoes aud Cambrics, great variety
some very elegant
1rAte. black aud coloured Cambrcs
f.ubric aud common Dimoties
= al leno. muli aconet and fancy Muslins
1n,ation Lawns aud Millnets
1 and Cd Cambrics and Cambric Muslins
zud b-4 11COuI "f''
shretIUgs
IA and al Linens and Lawns
Ro.sn aud black Linens aud Buckrams
<llAWLs, imitation, demask, printed, merlno,
Grape, and great variety OF Cashmere, a!l
sizes. colours, qualities and prices
[esarties and Flounces
,,snetts aud synchaws Tafeta and GarnituTe
RIBBONS
Elesant figured and plain Nlnkin and Canton
Capes
I'm yelyets and Velvet Bindings
Extra quality OF Gilt, coat and vest Buttons.
Do do silk-twist Buttons
SIN VnbreIas-Lineu Cambrics and Hhdkfs
Bel quality Bandanna and Flag HhdAfs
d. black aud cross bandsnna Caution Hhdkis
Inisa and Canton Sewing siiks-siik Twist
BIaek and Coloar'd Silk Braids
Bembazeens and tNii'd Bou,bazetts
{ngIsh and Russia Diapers
6enllemens Cravats, with white borders
1eae a. mems, womens aud chlIdren's HOSE
all sizes aud qualities
III a. DO do GLOVES do d.
\ n mer's Guernsey Frocks s Draws do d
iale Rose Blankets, DO do
II balss Bombazeits--t bale Wildb0res
n A. unbeach'd Factory Cottons IA and 7-8
IA large assortment SsttiOelts anG BedtCks
October 27
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
EDN ARD HOW Il,
NO. s. MERCHANT s ROW.

Fan and Winter G0udS.
A GENER Al ahortmeot of ENGLI-H PIECE
GOODS, at the above fore for sale cheap
for Cath AMONG WHICH ARK-
Superfne black aud blue B&O DCLoTHS and
CAS- fINERES
Kerseys--B Bomb2zetts -Bombszines
Pefe Flannels and Cloths-Cshcoes
CambrickS aud MusIns-- Brisifh Coitous
Lambs Wool Hofe and half Hofe---Rofe Blankets
Silk Hhdkfs Cotton Do. Sewing silks sc, &C
-ALSO-
American COttOns Al and Sd,
beachd asd unbIeac d. add IRISH LINENS. 2 g
and "A If Dee
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16

vsteers sailing under that fas 1ave COM
missions (the fact can be proved which
were manufactured and printed in Balti-
more, as were the commissions Of the re-
nowned commodore Aury. To permit
this system to be longer carried on is
disgrace to the nation, and unworthy th-
federation of free people, the fabric of
whose independence was reared in peril
and cemented with blood.
We trust that Congress viii Immediately
take the subject into consideration, and as
" disahhrobatioa of conduct is the order OF
the day" If they do nothing efficient TO-
wards putting down the freebooters of the
seas, they will at least express their dis-
alhflrabation'' of piracy.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16

yNecc Hypothesis 9fhte Varations oftAe Needle,
Mc Hansten, professor Of astronomy in the
University Of CHRISTINA, has published re-
Gently several Interesting observations on the
irreguIarity ctthe Magnetic Needle. He has
been long time occupied on he subject,
and has finally come 10 The conclusion, that
there are four Magnetic Poles, or two Axes,
which form angles of % to 80 degrees with
the axis Of The earth These axis varying in
their position every year, and thus occasion
ing the variations of the Compass. OF the
two North Poles, one is near Hudson's Bay !;
the other north of Siberia, in the neighbour
hood Of Nova Zenba one South Pole below
New Holland, il the Indian Ocean, and the
other little west Of Terra del Fuego in the
Pacific.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
NOTICE.

" persons indebted to the subscriber, or
she late firm Of
q b. & II BUTMAN,
a0's or aecount, are informed that their de-
~ are placed in the bands of W. SroRER, Jun.
y collect at whose Office, they are respect
'squesied 10 call and make payment.
aosE persons,- whose term Of credit expired
aoaihs since, are particularly requested to
immediate payment
In BENJAMIN BUTMAN.
.sseneer. IS 1918. tf
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
OP Mem Goods -
JOSEPH JOHNSON,

AS Nst received IN addltlOn 70 MS IUTWtT
IL stock, large supply Of
PIECE GOODS,
Which be now offers for sale, on as good terms as
90 be purchased in town
AMONG wHICH ARE
2 bales Bombazetts
cases Cambria Prints
do al and 6-4 white Cambrics
do British Shifting and Sheeting
1 do Worsted Hose
bale tlanneIs
4 4 do Waltham Sheetings
a DO do shir,ings, &c &c. Oct IS
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16

The Tntelligencer contaio very sensi-
bic speech by NJ. Conn, of Georgia, on
the conduct Of General Jackson, in the Sem
mole war In The frst part of his speech,
he argues lst. That admitting the charges
sg3inst Arbuthnot and Ambristsr to be
true, with the exception Of that If being
spies, Of which they we're acquitted they
violated no law, martial. municipal or ma
lional, and therefore that the commanding
general had transc ended his powers IN or
dering the court, and ,hat the court had
stretched IFS powers to an unwarrantable
length,in acting up1n matters not cogniza-
bic before them Cd That there was
shameful perversion. in admitting the kind
of evidence on which they were convicted.
81. That ia carrying into effect the first de-
clsi1n Of the court. in the case OF AmbrlSter
which was to all inlents and purposes null
and Of no effect, in preference to their de-
liberate decision, which was more mercitu.
Gen. Jackson was guilty of high stretch
ofP1wer, severely censurable. 4th That
the principle By which Gen. Jackson profes-
sed 70 he governed, and which he declared
70 be an established principle of the law of
nations, is absolutely denied by the law Of
nations, and that 60 reason, propriety, justice
aud humanity al cry aloud against it.
I'll; then proceeded to shew that General
Jackson, in capturing the Spanish posts,was
guilty of an usurpa,ion Of power, and
;rsmpling on the constitution. Afterrefer-
ing to the provisions Of the constitution by
which the power of making war IS conhded
70 Congress- alone he showed that The pro-
Of w1r againsf Spain, aud aD offensive war,
% Al intents and purposes. lie also shew-
I'd, that it the whola instructions 10 General
-IAcls3n had ben laid b tars Cnnrrtas- -ha-
had tr3nsce0d-d lis Orders and expressed
his surprise that the executive government
had not censured him
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16

The Cos Lights If London. An account Of
the lighting IF the London streets, bv gas lights,
has oeen published by ~. Schweiger. It ap-
pears from this author, that from 19 to 10000
lamps burn with brilliant light, with carburet-
ted hydr gen gas, in many Of me best streets in
London, and taat the length Of the subterrane GUS
tubes which convey the gas, amounts actually,
10 65 English miles but small part of the me-
tropolis is yet lighta by this means.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16

Sahdary Regulation. ~ The legislature ofPenn-
syivania have passed bin, vesting the estates of
drunkards to trustees, for s4e benefit oftbeu f.ns
lies
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16

A wren's nest, Ii which were nine eggs.
was taken Al few days ago, by lad in the neigh
borhood ofPreston; a circumstance which indi-
Gates the extreme mildness Of the season at this
advanced period ofthe year.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16

Gunpo,cder end Brandy.-An Office in the gov
ernment ofSatau, being once upon time vacant,
: The prince Of the poloer Of The cir," convened
counsel, when it was proposed, that on the trial
of the skill and abilities of two Demons, he who
caused the most misery on the earth, and brought
the greatest numbe- OF mortals to the regions of
despair, should ill the vacant Office anu be first
in authority.
One went in the shape Of Gonporder, the 9th
er In that Of Brandy, Rum, Gin, &c. The for
mer was an open enemy, an roared with ter
rible noise. This made the folks TO be afraid,
and put them on their guard. But the other pass
ed as a friend and a physician, pretended to
make them strong and healthy, was at all theit
merry meetings, trolicks and entertainments by
these means he caused them TO be off their guard.
and at length to become his most will ng SER
wants, and that too for thewsges of sin is DEATH
Under the : notion' Of helping digestion, com
ferting the spirits and cheering the heart he pro-
duced the disect contrary effects And, having
iRsensibly Il rewn great numbers into fatal de-
cay, he was found to people hell and the grave
50 fast, to merit the ofre, in preference to him
who went among the people in the shape Of gun
powder!
Sahdary Regulation. ~ The legislature ofPenn-
syiVania have passed III yestino the estate~ af
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For Freight.
District of Columbia.

County of alexandria. 10 ait.
ON the petition of CAsP.R HAYxAs, an in
" solvent debtor, confined in the Jail OF
Alexandria county, for debt Notice is here.
by given to the creditors of the said Caspar
Hayman, that on the first Monday in Jan.
next. al nine O'Clock, A. N. at the court house
Of said county. the oath prescribed by an act
o. the Congress of the United States, entitled
" an act for the relief of insolvent debtors in
the district of Columbia" will be admins
tered TO the said insolvent, and a trustee APP
pointed, unless sufficient cause 10 the con-
trary be then aud there shown. Ordered, that
this notice be published twice a week for
three weeks before that day.
By order of the Hon VIM Cranch, Chief
Judge of the United States Circuit Court of
The District Of Columbia.
Tests, EDMUND |. LEE, C.. c.
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On TUESDAY, at 10 A. M.

On TUESDAY, at 10 A. N.
Will be sold at the auction store, corner o.
Prince and Water streets.
cases loom steam shifting
do olive cords
! do domestic plaids
do silk umbrellas
bale Walbam sheetings
do blue cloths
do do plains
do mamnodies
case wooIien hosiery
do box and pound pins
ALSO,
Mems and women's beaver gloves.
Silk Florenlines
Suspenders 0annels carpetings, DC
Cotton balls, Sc sc &c
Also,
boxes mould candles
bbls American gin
10 bbls muscovada sugar
10 boxes men and women's shoes
10 boxes soft shell almon1s
cases mems bats furniture, DC
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auct'r.
Dec 10
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Cen+reyiiie Hotel.

EOHN BRONAUGH, informs his friends
81 and the public in general, that on the
Goth oiDecember INST. hr will remove to the
new building, at the east end OF Centrcville,
which has been fitted up in style we'll suit
ed TO the perfect accommodation of travel
lers, and where choice selection of liquors
will be constantly kept for their refresh
ment.
There is attached to this properly good
carriage house, together with an excellent
stable, which will always be supplied with
the best of hay and oats, and attended by e
cool osIier. Centreville is si,uaied on. the
turnpike road leading from Alexandra to
Fauquier Court House, Culpeper, otaunton,
SC, II miles from Alexandria and Washing
ton, dt2o dec |
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Lay s. CO.NTEY.a.NCL.NG

Hi. long experience in the custom house has
made him perfectly acquainted with the prac-
tce, in cases arising under the maritime and
revenue laws, and for the convenience of
thos concerned in shipping, he has opened
an office near the water, above the city auc-
ton rooms, and directly opposite the Union
bank, who're he will always be prepared to
furnish-and fill up all the blanks required by
the merchant, owner or master of vessel, IN
the transaction of their business al the Gus
tom house. II nov 90
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EaLL.GOODS,
Little River Iurnpike.

T>HE annual meeting Of the stockholders
L in the Little River Turnpike Company
will be held at jesse Browns hotel, in the
town of Alexandria, on Thursday the 18th
day OF January, 1890. at which time and
place, an election will be held for Presi-
dent, Tour Directors and Treasurer. On
the following day. the appointment of SUI
Rerintendents of,he Road and Collectors Of
Tolls at all the Gates, will take place.
JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer
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