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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-29
From the Freeman's Journal.

tons of the President"
From the Freenldn'S journal.
A letter written by agentieman OH o"ar'
the U. S. soop OF war Hornet, at n. York.
10 his friend in this city, states, that the treaty
with Spain, for the purchase Of The fiofhas'
!" has not been, and vii! not be ratified, owIi'g
il is believed, to The Intervention Of thru
power. The letter further states, that ferdl-
nand will cede the Fioridas to the u. ) pro-
vided the latter agrees to a number Of st,pn-
lations, one of which is that they will not re-
cognize the independence OF any of the >.
American provinces. 1t was expected .thas
Mr.. Forsyth, our minister at Madrid, would
demand bis passports in short time alter
the Horne; sailed.
Sir John Keane, governor, commander IN
Chief, and vice Admiral m and over
the Island Of St. Lucia, &c. has issued his
proclamation, bearing date Oct. 81, opening
that port for l2 months to vessels OF all ma
tons. -
A letter from Manchester, Eng. Of the e6ih
uIt received at N.w York, says "We shall
have no more public meetings of the people
until after the meeting OF parliam.nt.'
We have been favored, tsays the N. Y. E.
POST by capt. Natwig of the schr. Science,
with Gibraltar paper of Nov. II, which
states that the deaths at Cadz, for the month
Of Sept. amounted TO lll3. The same pa
per adds, that on the 10Th ofOct. there were
SO burials.
AT Philadelphia on The 25th inst 81 IA
offered 90 Sd asked, for U. S. bank stock,
no sales. --
A Cherry Valley, N. Y. paper, of the 9th
instant, says --We have recently seen speci-
mems of two kinds of very fine dark vareea-
ted marble found in the quarry of MIR. Jno.
Walton, within few rods of this village. 1t
works as easy, and admits oil as high polish
as the Massachusetts OF Vermont marble
and for hearlhs, fire places, &c. equals it in
beauty. Mr. w alton has engaged workmen
of approved skill, and will execute orders for
any kind OF marble work. Specimens ofthe
marble may be seen at Mr. W alton's tavern.
The Hutroit Gazette says. VIC arc in
;!cbtcd 20 a grr.tlcman from Ohio for the
following Information respecting the va
he Of the tiael ent sorts of bank notes
Which are in circulation in that state,
anA which arc also sent into this terri
tory fer circulation. The editor does
no. yunrh for the correctness OF lie ''ia-
couic REMARKS" bit feels confident they
VI II be OF sv.ne service to his readers.
Bank Of Ch!lic he, dn. Of Lancas-
ter. tic banks of Sieubenyi|!c, Farmers
and Mechanics BANK Of Sciotr, Bank
of Marietta. Western Reserve Bank,
Bank ct Mount Plcasant.-GCod.
Bank Of West Union, Farmers, Me
Chanics'. and Manufacturers Bank Of
Chjicnthc, Bank of Columbus, do Of
n.5 tor. - Decent.
LeEano". Miami, Banking company,
GAINESVILLE Canal do. Bank Of urbanna.
DO. of h!uskirgum--.Niddling.
Miami Exporting Company, Piat's
Bank. Bank of Cincinnati. Farmers and
Mechanics Bank Of d. Good for 40
Ting.
EanesrilIe, IOhio,) Noe. II.
SINGULAR CURE FOR SCoLDING.
Happening in Cincinnati few days
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A SHIRT WITHOUT SEAMS

1'kos. Hall, an ingenious llnen'Vt|
CT. in Ireland. has lately finished as|
entirely in lis loom. 1t IS '"]
throughout without seams is very
curatsIy gathered at the neck sn'l
dcrs, and wrists. The neck and va
ban,IsMfc double and stitched ; theF|
a regular sewage to each SIDE Oh
breasts; the shoulder straps ana sus']
are neatly stitched, as we'll as the N' y
In short, it is as perfectly fni.hed = =
made by an expert seamstress' !.
shirt has been exhibited to several )
tIcmen in the linen trade, VINO u
completely satisfied themselves Una
is actually the production OF the ~
without any assistance from the nee
London, Oct "
A terrible accident happened ID )
neishborhood of Cannobies, on rt..
week. A geutleman, on his return y
shooting, having a loaded gun In
hand, met on the road young So',
Of his acquaintance, whom he attenp
to kiss. A kind of struggle ensu'o'
which some part OF the unfortuna'es.
,,,orel came in contact with the VI
eci; tlle gun went off, and its e0ns,
lodged in her breast, she expired Cd |
spot! The unhappy man IS salu y =,
in a state of mind, in consequence
dcrins upon delirium.
PAISE's WORKS. ]
We are requested by Mr.. h ~.
Spencer, secretary to the Sure! W
tuition, 10 state that the assertion
Carlisle, that Paiue's Age OF h.'a]
was to be found in all the Literar.
sti;utions in the metropolis, is lal ~
respects this Institution. and iu' .,)
that no part of that writer's "orA''
ever polluted its shelves!
Mr.. KEAT. N
We arc informed by a corresp'If al
that NEW TYPES are casting @at1
dry, expressly fer the purpose :" "a
nouncimg MIR. Kean's name 10 =
manner in the bills. They a. t,,;|
himself, rather short, DO: have VIZ
printers call q fine 6roQd ~"
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From the Village Record.


.az=S=-zz -,
From the Village Record.
'rts FOLLY ALL.
cts folly all, +" TO st and pine,
To brood o'ereYery triaing sorrow,
At every III TO sigh and wbines
Nor think upon tomorrow.
For then bright prospects we may greet
And we IRON Hope should ever borrow,
AMI think on Joys that we may meet
When dawns on US the coming morrow.
cts IDLY all, ;" to fret and sigh,
Always 10 dwell on cares perpiexlng,
To have tbe ready streaming eye
For triaing troubles that are vexlns.
Fer e'er the glorious orb Of day
Has set, our cares may all be ceasing-
Our paths be eheered by Hopes bright ray,
And every prospect may be pleasing.
"'Tis folly all" to let slip by
The many joys we might Re tasting:
For those we've lost, 10 heaye the sigh,
While those we might have fast are wasting.
We've Ills enough, aye, and to spare.
Without anticipating sorrow,
Then clear,the brow Of gloomy care,
And always hope blissfel morrow.
The joys we might have, if we tried,
Mould smooth our path, howe'er uneven,
Would make US here, if right applied,
Enjoy a state allied 10 Heaven:
But still to drink of sorrows cup,
Embittered by corrosive gall,
When we of sweets might ever sup,
| say again. IT'S folly ALL"
A doctor visiting his patient, lady, re-
auested to look at her tongue. She opened
her mouth and put the end of her tongue out.
The doctor said put il out little further. ma
dam-and was under the necessity Of re-
peating il several times, the lady only put
ting her tongue out triH:ng distance each
time. AT length the doctor remarked, put
it out as far as possible, madam. " Lord,
DOCTOR" says she, "you must think there's
no end to woman's tongue"
A country carpenter neglecting TO make a
gibbet which had been ordered by the exc
cutioner, on the ground that he had not been
paid for the last he had erected, gave so much
offence that the next time the Judge came to
the circuit be was sent fol. Fellow" said
the judge, in a stern tone, how came you
to neg ect making the gibbet that was order
ed on ma account 2" Had known il was
for your iordship, (said the carpenter} il
should have been done Immediately"
A barrister entered the hall with his wig
very much awry, and of which not all APP
priced, he was obliged 10 endure from almost
every observer, some remark On its appear
aNce, till at last, addressing himself to Mr.
Curraa. be asked him, 6 Do you see any
thing ridiculous in this wig p The answer
instantly was, g Nothing bot the head"
Bonaparte, when ma,ler Of Madrid, at the
end Of Tees, demanded from all the corpo-
rations, communities, magistrates, sc. an
oath Of allegiance upon the Holy Sacrament.
A Spaniard couversing with cardinal Maury
Z on the subject, the cardinal said to him "Ah,
he has taken youby your weak side; il will
not be possible for you TO retrsct!" Oh"
replied the Spaniard in half whisper, " the
water was not consecrated.'
- From the Boston Centiasl.
- PRESERVATION FROM FIRE.
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she las aos been heard to sco|I s;,.
IL is farther stated that it had .'
effect upon the Aantirpe sister,,ssS'
the vicinity of that place cspccia,,,
restraining such huge invectives q. ,
qiirc sarh a vast extension Of i'm.
cna1lc them to pass through.
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FIRE AT AUeCsTA.

II has again been visited Dy iue dTcauiai
scourge. OF cities and lis devastation was
greater than we have witnessed for several
wears. The fire originated in back build
ing occupied by the Messrs. Dimons, in the
rear of Centre. street, and in less than thirty
minutes from the time the alarm was given,
the whole range of buildings below Renold's
street was in flames fifteen or sixteen hou-
SEES on both sides Of Certre-street are de-
stroyed besides out buildings, but through
the active exertions of the citizens and tree
men, the store and warehouses of Ntssrs.
Leigh &. Cantelou, were saved, The loss
of property cannot be less than 10000 dol
lars. l.aHgusfd Herald.
At Lexington, Ky. on the 10th instant. a
fire broke out, which was not arrested before
it had consumed the dwelling house oil Mr.
Murphey and Mr.. Prentiss, the gaol, the ia
vern house of Mr.. Usher, (the property Of
Gen. Bodleg,) the grocery of Mr.. Blount,
and the dwelling houses pertaining to them.
Much of the furniture was saved, but the loss
was nevertheless considerable.
ChMicothe, (Ohio, Nov. 10.
On Monday last, about the middle OF the
day fire accidentally broke out in the car
penter-shop of Mr.. James BrambIe, which
extended to the old Methodist church, and 10
a new frame building of Mr.. Brambe's, and
from thence 10 his three story brick dwelling,
all of which were entirely consumed. The
flames extended to the new Methodist church
which has lately been erected at considera-
bic expense, but remained unfinished the
roof of which was entirely burnt of, and the
house otherwise injured The amount of
property consumed, must be between 6 and
II ,ooo dollars. -
London, Oct. II.
The famed American frigale Chesapeake,
crack ship OF their navy, which became the
Shannon's glorious prize, and was condemn
ed at Plymouth, has been purchased by
Messrs. Pushman s. Holmes, of Portsmouth,
who are under bond to government 10 break
her up the next spring. She has been bro't
round to Portsmouth, harbor, by captain Geo.
Gobie, of Bosnian, with crew of 10 men on
ly, underjury masts, in the most seaman-hkc
manner, and is great object OF attentloa "a
mong nautical men. She is unquestionab'y
as fine ship as ever swan her limbeTs are
IL, Al
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Ladies' and GeEtlemen's Boot
and Shoe Mandatory.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
Il inhabitants of Alexandria and its vi
cinity, that he has RECOMMENDED the above
business. opposite tue Mechanics Bank,
King-sireet, and intends keeping on hand a
handsome assortment ofladjes and gentle
mems boots and shoes of all descriptions OF
his own manufacture, at as reasonable PR
oes as can be had in town, and Of good
quality, as he is determined none snail c1-
eel him in the District for fashion, durabiIi-
ty and neatness, and hopes by ms strict at
tehtion, TO merit STARE OF public patron
age
All orders and measures wiIl be strictly
attended to and executed on the shortest
notice.
Two apprentices wanted to The above
business: boys from tire country will be
preferred. JAMES y. AHlG.
Eebruary24
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To Rent.
For Sale.
March l9

A VALUABLE negro man, 80 years
!. Il old. an excellent WAGNER, plough
man and ostler, and accustomed to the va
rious kinds of field work-also, a young
negro woman, 90 years old, together with
her child, a boy about 2 years old. The
woman is an expert plantation and house
servant.
As these negroes have committed no fault
they will be sold only to residents in the
neishborhood Of dria.-Enqu:re Of
the Printer. Feb. 26
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March 90
Wanted.

4 SITUATION by young man, who
4 Il has been in tie practice OF teaching a
school, and would further continue 10 do the
same If any vacancy occurred. lie will un-
derlake to teach the following branches of
education, viz: reading, writing, arilhme-
tic and grammar; alsn geography with the
use of the globes, anu other useful branch
es OF mathematics, Application made for
|. L. Z. at captain Rhodes's, Union and
Marine Hotel, Union-street, (whetner per-
sonsl or by letter. will be duly attended TO-
March l9 3l*
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To Rent,

E~A A two story brick house, on Ca
Em meron-s,reet, opposite the market
Esas house, two rooms on floor. and
rA5-ssstwo in tie garnet, md good dry
cellar Under the whole, with fire place
IN the cellar, brick Kitchen, and other
1a''houses This lotis II feet deep-the
Font room and halfthe cellar might be rent
cd ~ a single person, il agreed for. En-
quire Of the subscriber.
=, JAMES CAMPBELL.
March IL ,osN
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Public Sale.

N}lLL be sold at anc,ion, on the pre-
~ misses, on The 10th APRIL next, for
cash, one undivided moiety OF mill, and
thirty acres OF land, on Accotinck run, in
lie county of Fairfax. This property was
Conveyed by Daniel McCaTty and wife, to
Delne d Gardener, and by Dean & Gar
censr to Jonathan Janney, and this sale is
inade under deed Of trust from he said
sona'han Janney to the subscriber, to Sc
cure debt uGe from him 10 Zachariah Gar
'ensr. GEORGE DRlNKER,
hasca 2 mwsSle Trustee.
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Nautical Books, Charts, SC.

~ uttSUI l1poNCt Nh ~ SiSs
For Sale 6y the Subscribers,
Navigator, latest edition
- Blunt's Coast Pilot, 90
Ship Masters Assistant
Nautical Almanac for 1919
Charts.
Coast of France
England to the Texel
Batavia and Germany
w. and 5. W. Coast OF Ireland
Brit, h Channel
North ami South Georges do
England and France
English Channel aud Eliot
Spain and Portugal
Baltic Sea
North ditto
Coast Of Africa
Azores
Blunt's West Indies
Ditto A Charts
caribbean Sea
u. States from Nova Scotia to Florida
South Coast of do
Nova Scotia
Rio de la Plata Providence
American Coast from Halifax to N.
North East Coast of ditto
Atlantic Ocean instruments
A good assortment of mathematical
Gunter's scales and divi!ers
Day and night telescopes
States and pencils; sea glasses
Log paper; Sea journals
Shipping papers; Maniiests, Sc &c.
ihNFS KENNEDY e. SON
March 22 mwf
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John Fl. Ladd 8 Go.
OFFER for sale at reduced prices, for
~ approved paper at long dates
55 hhds West.India rum
Sc N. E. rum
80 bis do do
ID hhds and 10 bis India Point and
common gin
hid and ! Dbl cherry bounce
10 bbls coloring
81 boxes white Havana sugar
% brown do
80 hhas retailing molasses
26 bags green Havana coffee
60 chests young Tyson tea
ohes, imperial do
$50 loxes mould candles
% do dipped do
81 do yellow aud brown soep
50 Go fancy sop
81 tons Russia old sable iron
goo pieces Russia sheetrgs
81 bales and cases English, India,
German and domestic goods
l8 boxe. mems and boys coarse and
fine hats
8 cases large and small combs
90 trails Arabian dates
l2 boxes Turkey figs
40 do Muscatel raisins
3 casks lemon juice
Cassia mustard and ginger
Pipes, half pipes an quarter casks
Scots and other Madeira and Sicily Madei-
"a wines
Reams writing, sugar loaf, wrap
ping and sheathing paper
Bales English herring seine Irvine
l Dbl indigo
25 casks red ore
40U casks lime
1900 bushels loose lime
100 NJ clearand merchantable boards
1000 bushels Albany oats
27OO bushels Isle of May salt
5000 do Liverpool coarse do
600 do Lisbon do
Is casks Connecticut cheese
Boxes dun Goldfish
rs bis prime pork
10 navy beef
80 No. behring's
35 casks English powder, lying in
the powder house
cases mems and boys shoes
SO boxes double refn' Italian brim-
stone
Is Connecticut ploughs
Clocks, time pieces and mahogany
furniture
Weavers reeds or Stays
Nest measures, boxes, gin cases and
shaving boxes
100 grindstones
Yawl boats
40 kegs large and small twist manu-
featured tobacco
bales hops
Is tons fustic
Is crates and hhds Liverpool ware
40 boxes window glass, OF various
sizes
Cordag-, handspikes, mast hoops,
hanks, &c. Sc. March
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Salt.
Notice.

4NOuCCs
DY virtue of deed oftrust secured to
, me by William H Hayes, dated the
18th OF May, 1917, TO secure TO Sarah Ew.
ell, the sum of 900 dollars in the said deed
mentioned. will be sold to the highest bid
derfor ready money, on tue Alb day # A.
pril before the courthouse door in the town
of DU MFRIES, all the residue OF GER
tain tract Of land, containing by estimation
-, (afler first laying off 800 acres adj
joining the main :oad leading from Dunn.
fries to Occoquan, being part of said
tract of land, it being The land that was
cohveyeiby the said Sarah Ewell, to the
said William Fl. Hayes lying in said coun-
ty of Prince William to satisfy the said
Sarah Ewell, her debt, interest and costs
as expressed in said deed. TIE said land
is situated near the town of Durniries in the
county OF Prince William.
CHAs. EWELL.
Feb OF 3w, Trsssee.
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IeN Exchange Ce6ee-Houss 4sN
SsSgMARINE JOURNAL l. - 49, Z
pop7, OF .ALEE.iNDRL9.. March 90.
ARRIVED.

sloop Rose-in- Bloom, Green, 9 days fr.
Newport iron, rum, potatoes, &c. to j..
II. Ladd, SO.
sIoop Visitor, Merryman, 36 days from
Roth. d. NJ. with lumber to j .Ketteil 4 Co.
Schr Caravan, Trickey. IS days I'm Ports,
mouth. n. H. with nolasses, plaster and
run. TO H..Ladd f. Co.
Schr Felicity. Shoots, Is days from Ha-
Ieax y. S. with potatoes, mackerei, her-
,;ngs. &c. TO Lawrason & Fowle. Last
Wednesday, under Back river point, saw
an bermaphrodite brig, with fore-top-mast
~one-bound for Alexandria:
Steam boat Roanoke, I'm Norfolk, pass,
81 I'D for Washington city last evening at
7o'clock.
CLEARED,
Schnr. Three Sisters, Snow, Charleston.
Midas, Bean. Georgetown.
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Bounty Lands.

j WISH to purchase SoIdiers' patents fox
i Bounty Lends in the Missouri Terrific
~. An persons having them for sale would
90 well by calling on me, as they may de-
pend on getting tie very highest prices 10
cash Tor the same. Please to call at my Of.
nee. Bridge street, Georgetown, next dosx
below Crawferd's Hotel. e
RONULUS RJGoe.
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Look Here.

4 Ii classes of citizens concerned for
"a the welfare of the p"sterity and the
community al large. are informed that there
has just been published an ornamental
sheet, entitled an
.lntiLote for Dueliing;
containing the folly and wickedness Of that
practice, in torcible and energetic Ian
guage; mostly selected from the sacred
scriptures. They are to be had at the book
stores Of Messrs. Dagis T. Force at II ash
ington, aud at the different bookstores in
Alexandria. March -
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Lost,

4 I or near the Theatre, on Friday
"a evening last, Topaz Stone, belong
ia@ to seal. rhe finder shalt BE- hand
someiy rewarded on leaving j, at this of.
ice. At March 60
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SALES AT AUCTION
By S. 4. M,4RSTELLER

By S. 4. !MaRSTELLER
On TUESDAY, at 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold at the auction store, on a h
berai credit. I rms at sale.
81 ps. Canton checks
Is Baudano hdk.s
70 levantjne shaws
50 gurrahs
% csmbric ginghams
5 horentine
II duw,as y.
4 81 hndkfs
g Marseilles
S white gauze
~ lepo muslin
silk velvet
Man'ua and silk ribbon ee
Ribbons in sets
Plush trimmings
Blue rinke-ns
Domestic cloths broad and narfeW
Coatlngs, &c. &c
90 pieces Irish sacking
ALSO,
100 fine fur hats
10 unfinished do
8 wool do
q lady's fancy do
70 small do
ALSO,
20 hhds first quality sugar
Is bis do do
2pipes French brandy
] hid molasses
pine gin
1000 weight cheese
| seroon indigo
10 boxes Spanish segax
2 good second hand drays
! cart
4 few elegant pieces of furnitne
Beds, &c, &c.
WILL BE ADDED To THE SALE.
722 lbs fresh almonds
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Mahogany s Birch scantling.
EUST received per schooner Leniiy, and
q for sale
5000 feet birch scantling, suitable for
bedsteads
Also, by schooner Lddy's Delight,
5000 feet ST. Domingo mahogany in
boards, to be sold in lots for the accomlno-'
dation of purchasers
A few logs St. Domingo mahogany.
March GO SAMUEL WARD.
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Lemons and Oranges.

Lemons and Oranges.
NNEhundred boxes prime Sicily lemons
W 80 do do oranges, in fine order, for
sale by BARNEWALL y. POPHAM.
In STORE,
$500 bushels northern oats
100 bags prime green coffee
90 puncheons Hest lhdia rum
l2 do retailing molasses
90 bbis New England rum
SO boxes Turkey figs
800 demUohns
60 casks cut nails
L. p. Madeira, renerife and cla-
ret wine in wood aud bottles.
March 10 Ct
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Star Fire Germany.

Extract from an act of the Corporation of
Alexandria, tor the extinguishment OF
Fires.
Section Z. If any person who shall be
present al any hre, shall neglect or refuse
II obey the order or direction of any officer
who shall be appointed by any tie compa-
ny now established OF which may be here
after established, Knowing him 10 be an Of
fcer. such person shall forfeit and pay the
SUN of i've dollars (; provided the name of
such officer shall frs, have been published
in one OF the public papers.
A T a stated quarterly meeting of The
~ Star Fire Company, held on the 18th
inst. at Joseph Cowing's school room, the
following gentlemen were chosen officers
Tor One year, VIZ.
John Roberts, President
Thomas V Huck, Treasurer.
Commanders. JamesW. Sears.
John Muncaster, LIST Property Men.
James Allison, end, Joseph Milburn,
Georges. Hough, Sd Thomas Irwin,
Regulators. Andrew Fleming,
William Bartleman, William Isabel,
A. c. Cszenove, Andr. Scholield,
B. Danger6eld, Guy Atkinson.
Isaac Robbins, Capt's Of the Hose.
James y. MasSie, An,h. Crease, lst
Thomas Jacobs. Thomas Steele Cd.
Are Men. Clerk
Thomas Bladen, Joseph Cowing.
Thomas Murray,
March 90 st.
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Public Sale.
Public Sale.

pURSUANTtoa deed 0! trust from Jas.
l. ShethAr, will be.exposed at public sale
on TUESDAY, 30th instant, at | l O'Clock
at S. A. Marstelcr's Vendue Store, in A.
lexandria, Tor ready money a variety of
furniture--one hack. one phaeton, with
harness, one cart with geer, one COW and
the lease OF the property lately occupied
by him as tavera.
BY order Of
N. HERBERT, Trustee,
8. A. MARSTELLER, Auct'r
March II Is
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For Sale.

5SK The brig HARRlOT, burthen
SIRlO0O barrels, about four years old.
built at Newburyport. of the best mate
rails, is well found. and good order for
any yoyage-she will be sold low. Apply
10 LAWRASON & FOWLE,
Who have Tor sale the cargo OF schr IRE
phoo. of lao tons plaster paris; and cargo
OF schr Lenity, of $50 casks fresh lime.
March 22
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Fish Barrels and Salt.

TWELVE hundred fish barrels, supe.
J. ror quality, which will be sold low.
600O bushels salt, suitable for the Gshe-
ries. ALSO,
Cordage and cork for seines, for sale by
Feb IL If A. ADAMS,
Central wharf.
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Wanted,

a YOUNG MAN of sober and steady
"A habits, to superIntend fishery. None
need apply but one who is well scquaint-
ed with seine hauling, aud can come well
recommended. Enquire Of the Printer.
February "a