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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-18
..khN Exchange Coffee House IN
.SAAM ARINE JOURNAL. Sgs&
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. ...Nareh II.
ARRIVED


Brig Neureus, Sheannan, 12 days from
Newport rum, sc. 10 J. Fl Ladd & Co.
Sloop Ocean, Middleton, 1 days from
Norfolk sugar and Tar. to NJ Miller& Son,
and J. H. Laid & Co.-Two passengers.
On Saturday last, in company with a brig
three schr.. and sloop Experiment (BalI'
more and Norfolk packet experienced a
very heavy blow from n. N W. the above
vessels bore up. and LETT Capt. Middleton
at anchor under Point Loci. Out-the wind
increasing to a gale, had to lay there 40
hours. Left at Norfolk, scar. Lady's De-
light, Benedict, from York, with
freight for Alexandria-to sail last Friday;
Within the Potomac, passed several inland
vessels, bound up.
Scbr. Zephyr, Rapler, II days from Dos
ton, to Ea~rasOn 4 Fowle. Lett below
brig Harriet, and schr.---both vessels
from Boston, for this port.
The steam boat Washington, arrived al
4P. M.-Nothing bourd up.
CLEARED,
Brig George, WalIiss, Boston.
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We are authorised to state that CethbeH
Posuei, Esq declines being considered a
Candidate for the Senate for the next cleo.
ton.
We are authorised to announce William
II. Ftzhugh Esq. of Fairfax, as Candi-
date for the next Senatorial district, com.
posed at the next election, of the counties
of Loudoun, Fairfax, and Eau quir.
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THURSDAY, MARCH IS, 1919.
Mr.. SxowDES.

Mr.. SNowDEN,
Anticipating the rich banquet OF intel
lect, which the wide spread tame OF Mrs
Bartley had induced the expectation of' on
Tuesday evening visited the Theatre
Earap,ured with her Willow CHEEKY, !
falsely concluded, for the moment. that an
n sAe had realized my warmest expeeta-
ions: hut, heavens how far short did any
ts,e had ever witnessed before fall in
N, comparison with her inimitable recita-
t,on of ColIins's Ode on the Passions ! -
With voice sweet as the music OF the
sphsies-wth gesture digni6ed and COM
manding as the concentrated charms of the
Graces-wi.h attitudes such as would form
models for Grecian ststuary--an eye
beaming the full efulgence of soul and pas
sion. she arrested, as by right, the un-
limited and enthusiastic attention of all
Easy as though surrounded by circle Of
intimate associates, Mrs. BARLEY was the
FIRST, the most admired person OF the conf
pany. possessing that winning species OF
acting that rendered all around her at
home she charmed as much by this en-
dearing trait as by the unequalled excel
lence Of her performance. Correctly to
describe the effect Of her recitation, would
be impossible the eye must see-the ear
heaI-the soul feel if. The best emotions
of the heart seemed softened, subsidized
her tongue and action, the imperial charm
that fascinated and governed them.
Sweet mistress of the tragic art,
Yours the power TO wake the heart;
Its soften'd throb--its burning glow
Its sudden burs,-its silent throe;
The low fetch'd sigh ofjoy complete;
The thrilling chill, cold, NUMBERING sweet;
To wake the tear ofjoyous pain;
To teach the soul proud disdain,
For all but feelings lofty sway
Burning, soiten'd, ike the sinking ray
OF Heavens great sun, the eternal orb
of day. ALBERTO.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-18
From tie Ne.y-Y York Daily .aauer,,ser.
MORE INDIAN LAW.

MORE INDIAN LAW.
By the following article, which we ex-
tract from the ST. Lous missouri Terrific
ry) ENQUIRIES, of the 81 of February, it will
be seen, that Gen. Jackson's energe.ic ex-
ample has found a humble imiiator in the
officer commanding the famous . Yetto1O
Stone Expedition To punish an alleged
theft, he first coafnea IN irons for fec
days, and then whippsd. an Indian chief,
and four of his men, as ameans OF inducing
them ''to mend their manners and morals.
By what court, on what evidence. or under
what law, this summary and plenary JUS
tice was administered, we are not INFO IN
ed. 1t is said that the fire culprits were
6 recognized as the efsaders." Whether
this means that they were bound oyer on
the charge, or acknowledged, or viewed,
as such, is not stated. Perhaps the Judge
in the present instance. took the course.
which il has been said would have been the
more discrete one in another notable recent
case, and concluded it best to have M part
OF the proceedings reduced to black and
white. lest peradventure the record might
rise up in terror 'gainst him thereafter As
for the haringue of the Chief, before his ig-
no linious punishment, we presume l. was
considered as ''solely and exclusively made
up Of technical caviis at the evidence"
against hiu, anil therefore produced no eff
fec ON the mind of his memorable Judge
---he ordered them logged; and the ac-
count says, that even has produced ga deep
impressica on themaads O the rchole nation
I'VE have no doubt it has and it would
ngt he very strange thing if its effects
should first or last, be deeply felt by the
white inhabitants. lnd,on injuries are mreer
fcrgotten-InGion re0ense is satiated only,
witA blood.
Copy Of letter from an officer ut the yell
low Stone expedition to his friend at
Belle Fontsine dated
Martins Cantonment.
&, l4th January. 1919
Sir-Ihe conduct OF the Kansas, since
our arrival at this place, has been SO suda-
cious and even outrageous as to induce
Capt. Msrtin, the commanding officer. to
seize their chief, with several ofthe prin-
cipsl offenders and con6ne them 10 the
guard house in irons.
These reputed unsophisticsted beings,
are seeply yersed in intrigue and deceit.
although the style of the bar is language
as little known TO them as that of China. <
After punishment Of a few days confne-
ment the commanding officer arrsisned
them before him, specified the charges ex-
! hibited against them, and admitted them to
plead in their own behalf.
They were charged tst, with theft. steal.
ing both public and private property from
the garrison, while permitted to eacamp
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-18
Married..

Last evening, by the Rev. Wells An.
drews, Mr.. JOHN ORME DOUGLASS, to
Miss ELIZA CoNTEE KEITH VOWEL.
daughter Of Mr.. John G. Vowel, all OF
this place.
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FOO much for may il not Re ask cd in ren,v
on what other principle rests the VALIDITY Of
testaments than on allowing pos,hunou.
efficacy to the viii oiman
The conhscaiion OF ecclesiastical pro.
perry was followed by the suppression o,
religious orders and nenastic vows. TL..
Creation OF constitutional clergy, Mad
de Stael very properly censures, as tepiog
to introduce calculation inlo reI,gh n, aud
to support bigoiry by the secular arm.
Richmond, March, l..
The general assembly inaIly adiour,s5
on Saturday, after tedious session ot 90
days, having passed e73 acts, and finished
tie important work of the revision Of II.
laws. Puiriot.
Baltimore. .Narh u.
Extract OF a letter from Messrs. Lynch. H;E
and Co. of St. Jsgo de- Chill, dated Noy
~, 1873, to respectable inerc,ot,le
house IN this city.
ne abandonment OF the JalCahuaps
and the prospect OF success against Lima
has given fresh life TO our markets. and
better prices can now be obtained. Tho
realization OF these prospects will open an
immense tract ofpopulous coun:ry to the
enterprise OF merchants, of which our
friends in America we hope will have
large share. We have never before wines.
sed so favorable prospect.
The following goods are OF most general
consumption, and commonly command rea.
dy sales and good prices, viz:
India cuttsn goods of low, and middlipg
qualities. German, French and Irish IL
mems assorted, fine and middling do.
English printed calicoes, dark ground
and fancy patterns.
French silk goods, small amount and well
assorted.
Furniture such as bureaus, card tables.
chairs, settees, sc &c.
Wines are scarce, and small quantities o.
Carton, Teneriffe and French wines gene.
rally, would sell well.
Munitions of war are complete drug"
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Houses to Let.

fu A small comfortable house on
lit Cameron street, little above lhe
HsssI church. now occupied by mfs'
Flannery.
ALSO,
A convenient two story house. with gar
den, on the turnpike at toll gate No. -
an excellent stand for wheelwright, o. .
blacksmith. now occupied rs such by n ~
Horner ; to such every oursgeIne1tv WIZ
be given. A HOLLROOhss
March 10 US"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-15

which took place Oh this occasion. is
too well known TO be here repeated. =
BY the particular exer,igns ui general
Wayne, major North, and capt. Stout,
a rear guard was formed near til" field,
by which two pieces Of cannon and tin,
remains of the brigade we're sa' ed.
The same night najor North vas
sent by general Wayne to meet aud d.
rect the retreat Of Smaiiwood, who Was
ON his march with ii brigade vi Mary
land militia To join hitI that nishi. ON
their retreat, IN consequence OF fire
from SOME straSglers, an alarm took
place thrOu bout the corps, who com
nenced IA confused ami diso,terly fire,
in which one Of the videt,es, aecompa-
nyinS MAJOR North, was kiiirfby his
side.
The next morning, North Vas detacll-
cd with lew horse. 10y gen. way ne,
and give him InttillS nee. This Grill
cal ana dangerous service he perform
Ell entirely to the satisfaction of the
gene. al he never lost sight OF tDrir
Hank anu rear until they crossed th,
ocnuy ikiIl.
la ;hc battle of Germantown, North
VAS, a. usual, With lbs regiment. taking
u luil share Ia il, iionors aId dangers.
Soon after this, h. VAS promoted to the
RANK oI lieet nant Colonel.
n the battle of Monnngth, which was
fought on the rctrea, ai the British from
philadelphia. Maync's blisaue bore a
Conspicuous part. >orth " as again III
the most forward and exposed service !;
aud ia ascending hnl lrcm which
they drove TIE enemy al the point ol The
hayouei. col. Miller. VIA Was nea' hin
on one haHd. hae two horscs shot undcr
him, aud MAJOR bunHer on the other.
va, kiil"d.
frGE. this period, until the close #
the war. North Was eng geo IN various,
hur active ami rOnti'ic tai scrNIre: ana
rear the conclusion, marched the .rI
isn prisoners taken with CurnWallt>.
| from Virginia To Frederic k'own. Yo.k.
Lancaster. and Philadelphia. TO which
later place he brought Tarleton te
Si0n.
.his ser, ice. although. not dangerous.
| ntarks The confidence repescd Ia his VI
SilNnCc. prudence, and humanity.
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Situation Wanted.

vTyHE advertiser, Ia native of EngIand)
L. who has hat the honor 10 instruct adult
pupils, as well as youth of both sexes, in
Stenography, the English and French Lam
guages, Execution, Writing, Arithmetic, &C.
ography &c. is desIrous of obtaining imme-
diate employment as private teacher, as
sistant in respectable academy, or master
of school in the country
Possessing the most ample testimonials in
favor of his competency as teacher, the ad-
vertiser wishes not to shrink from any inves-
tis alton, that may be deemed requisite, in
order to ascertain the validity of his preten-
slons, and the extent OF hs requirements.
Enquire (ifby letter, lost Paidl OF Mr.. Davis,
the editor of this paper.
n. B. Law students and other profession
al gentlemen may acquire complete know
ledge of the advertisers system OF Stenogra-
ply in the course Of twelve lessons Ladies
or gentlemen DESTROYS of private Instruction,
may be attended at their own houses, and at
their own time. tetobeT -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-15
October 10
4 Wife Wanted.

VHHE undersigned, having passed 81
wears ofhis life in state OF cellbacy,
chiefly on account of his peCuniary sEbar-
ra.sments, has the honor of informing the la
dies. that by the death OF his thirty third coq'
Sin he has come into possession of hand
snme mdependence. consisting of SO acres
Of psImetto fiat, at Piccoata. Easi Florida, a
Kind mare, three lame cows, and two bob
tail sows. all of which he is willing To share
with any LADY who shall make him happy by
rendering him her hand. Virtue only oeing
essential to happiness, no exception VIII be
taken a, her rerson. Letter. under co,erto
Samuel Coventry, Darien, Georgia and post
paid. will he regularly forwarded on 10, and
answered by =,
" PALEMON FLINT, ofEast Florida.
Oct, l2 ~"
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Land for Sale.

FIIIiE subscribers offer for sale, available
l TRACT OF LAND, containing 700
acres, lying in Charles county, Mary and.
near Smiths Point, aud only one mile ON
the Potomac river; one-half OF which is in
valuable wood timber, and the soil equal
to any in the neighborhood. The improve
ments are good dwelling house, with four
rooms on a floor a large barn. nearly new !:
and every convenient ut-house, such as are
required on farm. a credit OF one snd two
years will be given, the purchaser giving
bond, with approved security, and if not
puuctuaIly paid, to bear interest from tie
dty of sale.
Ii not sod at private sale. it will he offer
cd at public sale. on the 10th November next
RlCHD. Z. SINMS
ELIZA " ADAslS.
LEE VI. SPEAKE
september 81 tu'hSt l6thN
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she never gives copper out OF nef
e. w. rose from my seat and iouna
y" iii make nothing oi these old MAIDS
at en,rea'ed the young ladies 10 play
50 So, Young Dream,' for their amuse-
. s,,oe will say, that its not charitable 10
, Sy old maids, when, ID all probaolii'y'
Nv, ,,,r, ion is the result OF tate or fortune:
/ .,,I.sas TO two apt conclusions or rather
-..fons, which are, to marry when a
No. occasion present, with' ut Visiting tor
49,. orospecis and ii il should so happen,
,.,,r condition in life remains unrhan-
lee" boar i, With patience. And iur;her' ola
=. .borI he peculiarly smiable-never
l-I.,.g. ia sp'en' tic reno rks, " ambiguous
In' ... .n,'' or irascible feelings, because,
-.,,b cases, it is aitrihu'ed to torlorn
' '..,,ot reiibacy, Which is supposed to pro-
$..s ,p.-naturc, malice and scandal.
1' HOW ARD.
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Ra * of Potomac.
august 20-23

October !, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given the StockhoId~
~ ers of tbf Bank of Potomac, that az -,
lection will be held at the Town Hall on
Monday. the first Of November next. .,rl
twelve Directors 10 serve the ensuing year.
The election to commence at ten and end
a, three o'cluck
BY order uf the Board.
6. PAGE, Cashier.
October 9 atpibE
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Br;sden. Morgan z Go.

- AVE imported in The ships Boston and
Il = Fair Trader, from Liverpool -
London sup. Saxony c!mhs !. cassimeres
do. fine do
Red, yellow, green, (. SUP. white Asnnels
Scarlet and orange printed pelisse do.
Rose, point and Duff blankets
Bambazetts of all colors. plain T. hgur'd.
Mems black, grey 4. white worsted D. An
COLA hose
Women's black, lead and white do do
Fine 4. superfne wsistcoating
Cotton bed ticks and apron checks
Steam loom shirtiHgs
Best English cloth coior'd sewing silks, s.
ball twist
Olive, drab {. black Manchester cords 4.
ve.veteens.
On hand,
90 {. Ga cambrics
Loom Sawed &. veined muslins
White bard crayats
6-4S' Ga cotton sEawls
An assortment Of ribbons. lrown FIol-
lands, plate d. furniture cahcoes; &c. &c.
9th mo- 18th CIV
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,

That the subscriber, of Alexandria county,
in the District of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county,
letters ieslamentary on the estate of Bernard
Crook, late OF said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said dece-
dent are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
passed by The Orphans Court, on or be-
fore the l4th day of April next. Or they may
by law he excluded from all benefit TO SAID
estate and those indebted thereto are re-
CURED to make immediate payment Given
under my hand this l4th October. 1919,
ANN CROOK,
Executlix of Bernard Crook, decd
october Ia tuths3T
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G., &I = Ih..mDsun

UAVE received, per the ship Boston, cap.
L 4 tam Fmlay, from Liverpool, supply
of StASONABLE GOODS, consisting of
7. Shrpp.rd's and Meek y Cos. imperial
Saxony CLOTHS and casslneres
Yors shire fine y >uperhne ditto
Douhie miled drabs
FIannes, wuIt., red, yellow d green
Bombazetts, black 2nd Ill coiOrs
Rose blankets, assorted from 81 10 1874
Carpetugs anu t"ilied cords and velvet
teens find on herd,
An assortment OF cotton goods.
september 3 d3tmwt
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Oyster-HOuse.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the
] public, that he has opened an OYS.
TER HOUSE at the corner OF Prince md
Alfred streets where those who viii please
to call will be served in the best manner
lie will also keep Oysters tor the accommo-
da,on of private families at all times--the
best the market will afford.
o,tnb.r1l Z. WADE.
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SALES AT Al CTEH
THIS DAY At 10 A NJ

THIS DAY, at 10 AN
Will be sold at the auction store, corner Of
Prince and Water streets,
bale broadcloths
- case Irish linens
do Carlisle ginghaMs
do brown .heciings
I do steam ionm do
do bomhazetts
Cotton checks
Bedtickings
Gurrahs
Cassimer and merino shawls
Cotton damask de-S,c. &c.
Also,
10 barrels American gin
do \ |. rum
2 do cherry Bounce
9 Go vmt&ar
pipe American handy
90 boxes mould candles
legs chewing tobacco
5 do mustard
90 crates quoensnare
Furniture. DC. &c.
.iiso,
20 kegs butter
S. A. MARSTELLEk, auct.
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Octnl or Ii
TO nv Fellow Citizens:

yNTHEREAS, some malicious person has
~ circ': 'ate.i report that had run away
from Alexandrs-I fee it my duty TO contra.
dict that report and hope IN a short time,
with the help of God, to he able TO pay every
man the last penny that | owe him While
the liar flies from corner to corner, have the
pleasure to say that God has been my friend,
and given ne strength to earn money ny the
dint OF industry, to Day NY lawful debts
WILLIAM PATTERSON.
Bushfeld, October Ill st
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Not tee

To the StJcSholder. Of he Columbian hsu-
rUacc ComDaay IF .llcrandria.
{ \ election Tor eleven Directors OF the
- Coum! ian Insurance Company OF
Alexandria will be held at their flee. on
MONDAY, he first day of next November,
between the hours OF ten A and two P. Nj.
10 serve for the ensuing year.
BY order OF the Board,
WM. WILSON, Sec'y.
Columbian Insurance Office,
Alex ,ndria, October 10 dtNl
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THIS IS TO GIHE NOTICE.

That the subscriber of Alexandria county,
in the District of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county,
letters testamentary on the estate Of James
CrowdhilI, late of said county. deceased
All persons having claims against the sand de-
nrdent are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the SUBJ
scrbpr, passed b, the Orphans Court, on
or before the l4th day of April next, or they
NAV bv law be excluded from all benefit
tc said estate and those indebted thereto
are required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th October,
1910 JAMES II. HOOE,
Executor of James Crowdhiil, deceased.
october | 4 tuthsSw
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Henry =. Whitney.

Corner Of Prince j. Fairfar streets,
- ESPECTFULLi a"qua,nts his cu'to
! mers aud the public in general, that lie
has Just received well asserted stock OF
Seas0nabjr GOods,
consisting of superfne fine common e. coarse
cloth. casslmercs ,caSsinrlts. velvet cord fan
nels wi :. good assorm', of domestic goo,i,
of different kinds together with hats, hootS
and shoes: all of which will be sold cheap for
cash. aud Fr,nklin AID Mechanics Bank pa
per received N payment.
Every description Of ready made clothing
constantly on h4nj al the lowest prices, AMI
any kind IF secondhand clothing taken IN
exchange for new.
september % wtInam
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september 81
Orphans Court.

.aerandrta county,
Cct,ber Term, !&iG(
HRDERED. that the executrix of Der.
~ NaRD CRonK. deceased, do insert the
usual notice to debtors and creditors, three
times in Zach week. for three weeks in the
Alexandra newspapers.
A copy-Teste. A. MOORE, Reg.
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Private Tuition.

THE subscriber has procured, as private
i tutor to his family, young gentleman,
Ia graduate Of Yale College, every way qua
lifted to conduct all of the differen, branc hes
OF education, and would be willing 10 receive
two or three BOARDERS.
THO'S. TURNER.
Fauquier County, Va Oct. Is dim
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Dividend.

4 DIVIDEND will be paid TO such credi-
~ tors of 5 81 +. PLCMMER, as agree TO
the terms OF assignment made to the subscrl-
Der. Those debtors who have not yet settled
their accounts. are requested TO do so imme
diat,ly, or they will be put into The hands Of
an attorney previous 70 the next court
John DOUGLAS, Trustee.
OctolcrI4 st
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Charles s5enuet

bt1ll EtS
HAS Imported per the ship Boston, capt
IL Finley. and offe,s for sale. wholesale or
retail
Ingram and Venetian carpetihg
Red, velo,, and white tlanncls
Superhne and common cloths and ker.
seymeTeS
Bnmhazetts of all coors
Rose aud three point Blankets
Blue and marbled Jerseys
Biur plains
A handsome assortment ofP+liSse cloths
.and By the schr. George Washington, va Bal
Hmors.
Shad and herring tvine and shoe thread
By the ship Potomac, expected daily, ne will
receive,
eheppqrd's Regent blue cloths
Scotch plaids
BomSaZeus assorted
Swansinwn vesting and toilenetts
Linen bel ticks, of first quality
Null muslins
Co ored and white countelpanes oflarge
sizes
CarpetingS and CARPET bind mrs
Which. with his present stock on hand, will
rem Ter bis ssormeut OF
English & Irish Goods,
very complete.
september wtm2wwo"
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Salt, Wine. sc.

7 lindsay g., iifLL have just received
= per schr Columbus.
e2OO bushels ground alum salt, (now afloat)
AND
90 Or. casks Malaga wine
Ia Sore,
60 hhds. s. 80 bis Is, 4. I'd quality sugar
% hhds prime retailing molasses
50 bags green coffee
so st Domingo ditto
Gunpow'ler, lpperia Il Y. Hyson teas
" India &. n. England RUN
Blown salt in sacks & bulk
Ground ginger in kegs
BIZ. tanners oil
GO bis bottle cider 81 !oz. each
October II
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Iron fu,veir.

Iron fO,' vetr.
F5TWENTY 'ons OF bar iron. handsomely
/ assorted, with round square: and fat,
finely Drawn, with large portion Of plough
plates. .4lso,.
loo bushels black ey'd peas
60 bushels Of fresh timothy seed
10 bbs prime pork New York in
10 do do beet spection.
Apply TO NJ MILLER d son.
september 90 uwi4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-15
Orphans Court,

.4lernndrin county,
October Term, 1919.
ORDERED, Thst the executor of JAMES
" CRow DILL, deceased, do insert the
usual notice % debtors and creditors, three
times in each week for three weeks, in the
Alexandria newspapers.
4 copy-leste. A. MOORE, Reg.