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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-18

JYev- YORK, Jug D. 1919,
Dear Sir have for tome time past been
threatening to write TO you, 10 let you know
how well | am pleased with the Ruthven
Press, improved and made by you but a
variety of circumstances have prevented it.
have had it in constant operation three
months during winch time nearly all the
printers of this city, and a number of our
most ingenious mechanics, have called TO ex-
anime it. They have pronounced il as com
plete in every respect, as any machinery
they have ever seen.
The following is the idea have, of it.
No Printing Press has ever been construct
ed, on which more or better work can be
done in given tire.
The exertionof working il is no more than
healthy exercise for a boy of Is years of age.
q have boy Of that age to work on mine
II is well made, the different parts admra-
bly, proportioned, and not more liable than
other presses to get out of repair.
am, yours respectfully,
D. FAN5HAW.
Dir A. Ramage.
Neav- York, .aprsl 25, 1918.
Sir-The Ruthven Press arrived safe, and
is in sucee,sfsl eperatisa. Many Of CIR
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Tar.
TyOUR HUNDRED bis tar, in gooaT or
e and for sale by ABDAh ADA'""'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-08
VALUAgLE F1RN

THb subscriber offers for sale, HE Parm situated
i in Mid'..etown, about one mile and half from
the state fuse in Newport Said Farm contains ..
bout 60 scres ofiard. sith great qusniy Of
lent fu trees of Ill kndstogethcr with the build.
ings thereon standing. For other Information 10.
qrire Of ALAksOh PECkHAM.
Niddletovn. Peb. 10 N
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MIR RIED.

IN this town. IN the 22d ult. by tie Rev Mr. Eddy,
M wrLLfAH BsLoHsr, Of South Rnyusvn. TO
Miss PHBpE RIDEu, daughter Of lbe late M. vii.
liam RidcI, of .NfGets1-r ---Mr sRsoLp BRAy.
MAJ, Of Ereier to Miss AsS PGcrBtx. daughter
Of Mr. Benjamin pcokham. q PorfssroaA
At LINE Cofspton IN the'slst u,t. Mr.. JoHs Sfs-
s5S 10 Miss NARY BRowsELL
DIED,
N this tows, on Wednesday last, Miss ELiya-
sErH CBASsIxo. in An advanced rye.
Miss NAsruA rsIPp, aged 20, sner very long
and distressing illness
After short illness, Miss RrrE GAapssR, aged
81. daughter Of the late Capt William GsSdneT
At the Asylum, on the 20,b ult. Mr.. sTsPsss
TAYLon. native Of piryinia, and formerly soldier
Of the y. army -sn Wednesday isst, Mr.. Ma
TsAsrEL McLovp. aged f6 years
On ruesd-y last ~ h'spsss-ge from Philadelphia,
Capt sAxvsLJsTSBss OF this town. aged IS years
At Psrfsmsisih, on the 20lh ult. Miss HAssAs
susAsNAs, aged SO y srs-s member Of the SO
ciety II Friends
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ELiZABETH BUCKINGHAM.

nv ULD inform her Friends aud the Public,
tnAt she has removed her stand FROM Thames
Street. to corner Of Mill and Spring street, or bet.
ter known by Ferry Wharf lane. is the house h,cIy
occupied oy Cap, JonS woop where cue Offers
for sale Groceries Of every kind. by Wholesale or
retail, at ss low q rate ~ any in the sueet, and
viii take country produce in pays She sill con,n-
ues Boarding house. and viii be glad to accom-
modsse Gentlemen aud Ladies nj reduced price
Children shall be taken good care Of if any one
wishes TO send them in town for the advantage Of
school, and will lake pay in produce-,he wishes
10 return thanks To those friends who HAS favored
her and hope they will continue their frisndship
,Newport Move mber g, 1890
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So, no. ia THxMxs S4RfsT,
las Just received fron the New York AuciShf
- large ss-,rment of tff
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Bought for CASH, directly cut Of tll2
ships Albion and Thames.
They eonsisf Of shr Joiowing
- hEAL supeitiae Navy blue and black BROAD
CLOTHS, ,
Blue. black, brown, olive and drsb, middIiuE ana
common ditto, from 6se 10 Ss 50 per yard.
scperhne double nilled blue, black. drab and
m'xd Cassimeres
Blue, black. mixed and brown midding and coma
mon do. from as6 10 l2s fts
Blue, brown. cinnamon, orange, scav,et. purple,
ohss and green Bombszst,s, from ls9 to SIS pes
yard
BLACK ditto. complete aissor,ment from is9 10
Blue. black. olive, crimson, brown, lead q green
Wiidoores, from IL TO ls6
Red, yellow. White. green, scarlet and black
fianneis, ffom ls9 10 80
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sslh p!ass;; ty law, or ne third Wednese
day, the 18th Of this mouth.
Hon. JAMES FENNER.
Of Providence.
DurEE J. PEARcE, Esq.
!. of Mezvh0rs.
Col. ROBERT F MOVES,
O, Ss.,h.Hingston. 2
OUTEE ARNOLD. Esq
OF WarDiez
These gentlemen. If elected, il is un
aerstood, will all vote for JAaEs Mon.
aoE aud DANIEL d. ToMrKIxs.
There Can be no doubt of their election,
even should there be opposing candi-
dates; but we would respectfully sug-
gest to the Republican freemen of this
State, that it is duty they owe to them.
selves and to the cause they espouse. no
less than to the respectable candidates
whom their delegates have placed in
nomination. to appear at the polls, and
give those candidates hearty and hon.
Orable support. The present general ad-
minisration is almost universally approv-
cd, throughout the Union. Let, then.
the Republicans of Rhode Island, as they
assisted in its establishment, and warmly
approve of its measures, bc not back.
ward in rendering, by their votes for the
Republican nomination, a public testi-
monial Of their appreciation.
Prop. POI
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT

sloop Rapid. Perry, New-york ship adonis.
Dawduli. Antervcrp brig Ann .Gadsdcn. DunweiI,
Breemrn and 81 ubes, sloop D. d Jones. cshoone,
Nev.York.
CLE1RED,
Schooner sarah q Ann. Spencer. Richmond, do
sarah. Ann. yiusoa, Wilmington. brig amstei, s-a.
bury, Philadelphia sloop Rose-in bloom, Cole. n.
York brig Polly. shcarmsn. Point-Ps,re, Gusda.
loupe schr franklin. Gibbs, Georgetown, sloop
Ephr.im. wilkinson. do. do. Herald, bliss, Nev.
Fork, sebr. Betsey. 8nggs csorgesewu.
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DEATH or CHklSTOPHG, f.
TDI ~ gT' UsYyrI

DE-4I9 or CfkINIOPHk:, ~ y RE-
F0Lr 1T HfYTI
Prom The New .Yo II Mercantile Advertiser, Nov. &
Capt. Mason, OF the sch. Wey mouth,
in % days from Port au, Prince, in.
forms that the emperor CHRIS rOPIE
died or the 5th July last, and that the
circumstance had been kept secret Til
this time by his family, with view, it
was said, Of pla ~ his son on the
throne. A revolt however had taken
place among the troops, and the secret
was let out. A body of 5000 troops at
St. Marks had sent a deputation to Port
au-l'rince, asking protection Of the
President boTER, who was astonished
at the intelligence, and would not be-
lieve it till he had sent one of his aids to
ascertain the fact. The officer returned
with full confirmation of the news, and
Boyer Immediately set of, put himself at
the head of the revolted troops, and en-
tered st Marks at the head Of 1900
men in Triumph. Active measures
were taking to Fl, out all the armed yes.
sells at Port au- Prince, and il was beIiev-
ed the President would sublugate. the
territory of his old enemy without any
diihcuity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-08
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
On "Wednesday morning, agreeabiy.to
assign ent, the votes for Representatives
in Congress, polled in August last, were
received in grand committee, and refer
red to committee, consisting Of two
members from each county Zone Of each
party) md the Secretary of Sta,e and
ClerS of the House, The Assembly
,hcn proceeded to the trial of the docket
OF petitions.
Ga Thursday morning, both Houses
agaln joined Ia grand committee, when
She following report was received, and
ad,p'ed Unanimously
ihe committee appointed to count
the votes for Representatives to the Sew
en,eeuth Congress of the United States,
beg leave 70 report, that the whole num-
Der of electors who voted IN said eirctiun,
was Ave thousand seven hUEdged and
foriy-lour whom two thousand eight
h4ndced and ninety -one voted for Sam
uei Eddy F.; two thousand seven hundred
and seventy three for Samuel w. Bridg-
BAN; two thousand and thirty three for
Nathaniel Hazard, and three thousand
Eve hundred and sixty-tinee for Job
Duffee and that the said Job Duriee
and Samuel Eddy are duly elected.
WILLIAM $. NICHOLS
for fhs committee"
The Assembly have been principally
engaged in the trial and disposition of pri-
vate petitions, for the benefit Of the insol.
vent act, sale of real estates of minors,
&c. &c.
A charter has been granted to the
Rhodr Island Society for the encourage
ment of Domestic Indus,ry.-id
The law, enacted in July, 1912, for
the choice OF Representatives in New
port, by. "a general ticket, was repealed.
Resolutions relative to Fire-hook
and ladder company in Providence, were
received and passed.
An act was passed authorizing several
towns who had neglected seasonably to
assess their quotas OF the State tax, to
cause such assessments to lie made.
A Petition from the Third Baptist
Church in Providence for charter, was
rfe-red To committee, reported upon,
ad iter some objections to certain claus
e. "a, recommtted for further report
at The next session.
n. t.xceency the Governor, Hon.
Jamc, Fenner and Thomas Burgess, Esq.
were added To the Committee for revising
the Laws.
An act passed for repairing streets in
Newport, and securing the side walks
from inJury.
The resignation of Stephen Waterman,
Esq. =, a member from the town OF
Providence, was accepted. and warrant
ordered to be issued for the choice OF a
person to fill the vacancy.
On Saturday morning, in Grand Com
mi,iee, Hon. JAMES D'WoLr was elec-
ted TO the place OF Senator in Congress,
in the piece Of Hon. WILLIAM Hun
TER, whose term expires on the 4th Of
March next.
A motion to appoint Justice Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, for the Coun-
: ty OF Providence, to fill the vacancy occa-
Stoned by the death Of Judge Olney, was
bst.
Two bills relative to the Bunk acts
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REMOVAL.

John DYRt. has removed his stock
ID Of Goods to store
No. ITO. Thames -snees,
Corner II Cha. ch sfrees,
few doors north ofhis former s,sad
In addition 10 his former stock, he
will receive this day large assortmen, Of New and
sEaSONabLE GOOD, all Of which he offers for
sale a,very Ios prices
NJ M = IA2O
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passed st February session fsao, and
June session 1920, the FIRST to suspend
the operation of the law repeating Bank
process to January l822--the other to
suspend the operation Of the act prohib
ting Banks from issuing a greater a.
mount of bills. than the amount of stock
paid in, were passed.
The committee on the State debt,
made report.
A bill, originating in the Senate. for
repeating the law allowing interest on
executions. on sums less than hundred
dollars. was non-concured in by the
House.
Monies were appropriated for repairs on
the jails in tile Counties of Providence,
Washington, Bristol and Kent, and com.
mittees appointed to cause the same to
be effected.
The Assembly adjourned to the Sd
Monday OF February next- to meet at
East Greenwich. Prov. Gazeae.
A melancholy occurrence took place
IN this town Oh Thursday last. AS two
females were passing down the street
leading 10 the Baptist Meeting House in
a Wagon. the horse took fright, ran and
threw them out. / he females were
both much injured. and one of them
Mrs. Babcock, had her scull badly irac-
tured, and died yesterday afternoon.
Prov GaGeHe.
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QuEENsrowN, Md. Oct. IS.


Yesterday ave had, perhaps, the most
awful visitation OF Providence, by fire,
that ever GeErl SO small vi!hge as ours.
The fire broke out in ", oden building,
separated from the one where lived by
ten footalIey-the flames communicated
to ours almost instantaneously, and so rap
id were their progress, that in lessthan l
hour from the fest alarm, the house occu-
pied by MIR Belton, where they com ell
ced, together with mine and my kitchen,
MIR. N. M. H,bb's dwelling, back
building and meat house, Mr.. Gerald
Coursey's dwelling, kitchen and meat
house, and Mr. loves shoe ahop, were
all consumed, making i'll the whole. TAX
ing Betton's kitchen aud shop, IL hous-
es-B1T Pry
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Bomba5ins and B0mbasssy.

w Vi. JAM - iILiEE;
No I2A, Thames sfreef,
las Just received some superb wide
l. i black BombAsus. from lis3 to 1856 per yd
Also, complete assortment Of Bombascts. which
will be sold low for the precious article. cash.
great variety Of other Goods, going of cheap
without snydelusion Nov 3
NOTlCt..-The creditors of the late
i y Henry Few, Jun deceased, ara no, fed to ap.
pear, if hni O., at the meeting of the oout u Pro-
bate, on the hrst Monday December next
Newport. Nov 3. 1920.
II Office. Whereas the Supreme
4 I Judicial Court. at their October Term. 1920.
held in the county of Washington, appointed the
subscriber Assignee of the insotvent estate Of Joshua
Clarke, Of South Rng stown, in said county, laborer
TO whom the said Joshua has assigned his estate,
agreesbly to an act, passed at June session, A. D..
1920, entitled, An act for the relief of insolvent
debtors Notice is therefore hereby given, that
pdrsusn, to said appointment, the subscriber will
attend at the jail house in said south kingstown. 90
the 6rs, Monday Of December February and March
nexI where the creditors Of said Joshua are MOTIF
ed 10 bring in aud prove their claims, otherwise
they will be debarred a dividend Of ssid Estate
NATHAN LlLLlBRIDGE,
South K ogiown Oct is. 1920 (N8y
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HISO, IN LUMBER ard,
A general assortment Of country Lumber, con.
sist,ns Of Ship Plank, boat Boards common oak do.
and josts: half inch clIesnut boards, &c. &c
WEXFORD Oct e.
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So
ivory and horn Combs,
cheap, tl
81 cashmere sHAWLy,
with rich borders
PLAIN sad spotted peliee
Fiannels.
scotch i'laids;
Devonshi,e Kcrseyt
Plains , Lionskins
Handsome and commco
vestings
Black Fiorentines
Kni, Drawers,
Red mild Caps;
Silk and tabby vclvetsl
4 . ana 6.4 plain bools
Muslinss
4 4 and 81 plain Lenos ,
~ and 60 nuil.muIi
jsconet Musiins,
~ American blcaehc6
sheetings, lor is6
a. unoleachtd do for 20
cen,ss
Brown linens & Ccttons
English and Russia III.
apers
Sd aud i2 4 tiamasS Tss
ble Cio'bs,
Ga heavy damaSk for do,
Super gisi coat Buttone |;
Patent Thread, all cole /
Ribbons , Italian Braitls !
No. a Pins. s. n packs
Handsome ~ lied Cra.
vats, tor Is,
Ladies cotton aud linen
Hapdkerchiefs, 1
Webb's patent Suspend
ers
First Qpslity cotton ana
silk Umbrellas,
Blue and blk Rsttinets !
~ Handkerchief, imi-
tation meriDo,
Grape ami silk ShAwlst
Quality Bindings, sc &cs
WISE
complete sssort mcnt of
d KNITTING Cotton. 2 aud ;
lity.
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SHOE STORE.
DAVID kDOMAN,

No 1876. Thamrs-streef,
(NeaTly opposite the weli-known Sign o
iht Golden Esgie.)
.Resheeynly Informs his fienss " The PnbHe
THAT he has made such recent adj
4 di,iors to his Sock Of BOOTS g. SHOES, ss
renders his Assortment very extensive great
part of which sre Of his own Manufacture among
which sre.--Men's calf. skin shoes. for 9 So
Morocco waking Shoes 7s6-siippers. Lsces and
Sandals, Of real gostskIn morocco. for <s6 & 3s
Cbi'drens Morocco Bootces SO small shoes. IS
ceass -.fiss. Black ard eoIor'd morocco, and kid
boot webbing cord aud ferret, &c &c.
Boots and shoes OF every description, msnufArt-
ured TO suit measures, At short notice, OF the bost
materials and subst sntiai workmanship.
Newport. 2oth sfsth mo 1870
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
THE subscriber having bee., duly
u sppoin,ed to collect the State Tay. assessed
in June last. snd the Town Tax asscv ed in August
last. hereby gives notice that he bss commenced
the Collection Of the same, and reauests an those
indebted for T.1es. TO pay the ,sme wisbou, DELAY
BENJAMIN y,.DwEN. Csike,er
Newport, 2y.h Of 9Th nS,. 1920
THE VIOLA I'll z AXIOM ATIC
SNUFF, for Head. Aehs 81 Cdtayyh.
u ECoMMENDsD by Doct. warsauoyss, 10
AZ now cons,an,ly kept for sale by
Sszvv - 70. ,s2a
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-ai
Slogan, fashionable drab
Pelisss Cloths;
Blue ani Black common
ditto;
Fashionable drab sur.
tout ',lotlis
8 AZ 4 i0.4 ll&a l2,S
heavy rose blankets,
Ssttinetts f,
Plain and corded olive
Velvets
Ladies black wore,ed
Hose, from - TO $50
per pair,
Mems black and mixed
worstei and white and
grey lambs wool Hose:
Ladies' Md, beaver. an.
gola and silk Gloves;
Mems beaver, buckskin
and silk Gloves
Black sinchsws and
Sarcnetts;
Green, white, pink and
blnc LusGings;
Pink and white sars.
netts
Canton and italian
Grapes.
Poplins tor 80 cts per
yard ,
Elegant striped Cslicoes
for ls6,
Furnitures, and ehintxg
Flag. bsndsnno and
black silk Hdkfs.
Cotton ditto Of al, kinda
from 6 Cts 10 2s6,
Hest black and assorted
Italian sewing silk,
Irish Linens from 2s3 to
$50,
Russia Sheelings and
Ravens Duck
- English Chex for 1s9.
American do. from IL to
ls6,
LIKE
Constantly on hand, a
white, lead And blue mix
threaded, OF the hest qua
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JONATHAN REYNOLDS,

JONN 1hN NE I NOLDo,
Has for sale at his store in Wick1oyd
A General assortment of Hardware and
IN Cutlery bass Andirons, shovcls, and
,onss--ALSO, Dry Goods, Shoes, and GRO
ccr,ss; Dutch Plough Irons, and Ploughs
ready made patent pitch forks broad and
narrow cast steel ascs; bar Iron and steel,
and osls Of oil sorts hearth tile, bricks,
stone lime, Window Glass and Putty.
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SALES 4ATa UClf! i,
Public Sale.

pY virtue OF a deed of trust from Hen!."
- c. HamersIey, dated The 9th day
OF July, 1875, 10 secure TO James S. Scot
the payment OF 43O dollars with interest
&c. Will be exposed 10 public sale for casl.
at the coffee house in the Town of Alexandra
on the 10th day of September next. al I2 O. ),
clock, all The right, title, and Interest, q
the said H. C. Hamersiy. in and TO an undl;
vided portion OF Inoiety OF a tract Of land;
called Lyihom, lying in the county OF Fam
tax, and state. OF Virginia, and adjoining
thu lands Of James Patton, aud the late Gen;
Mason. JAMES ANDERSON, Trustee.
augustl5 tuths3w ).
[H3 he above sale is pos'p ne till
the 9th inst.
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To Rent,
Infnrmatinn Wanted.

My SON DARIUS GAeKINS left me ear.
lxA ly in February last, with design to
procure employment either IN Alexandria or
Georgetowp in the capacity of Cooper,
under promise to write me as early as ne
should suit himself with an employer-My
NOT having since that period heard or receiv-
ed letter from him, united witt the deli
cate state of health he was in at the time he
LETT me, produces serious tears tor his safety.
| hereby earnestly solicit from all, who APP
preciate the ties that unite an aged parent 10
an afectionate son, to impart to the editor
who shall publish this, such information as
they may possess or obtain relating to my
said son, and thereby greatly oblige dis
tressed father.
Wiecomico Church, Va. Aug. Ii. 1890.
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VIM. H. Hannah

pEGS leave to inform his friends and the
Dpublic that he continues to carry on the
Cabinet business in all its various branches,
at the stand formerly occupied by VIM. 8.
W. Hannah. on Royal-street, TWO doors from
the Gazette Office, where he continues to
keep an assortment Of ready made furniture
of good quality and at very low prices, for
cash or credit. He also continues to carry
on the Turning business in its different brau.
ches, viz: wood, iron, steel, brass, stone,
&c. Mahogany wholesale or retail. All or.
ders from the country or elsewhere, thank
fully received and promptly attended to:
september 8 II
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Notice
september 9

rs hereby given to the creditors OF JOSIAH
Yatson. a bankrupt, that ON the 4th day
Ofseptember next, being the first Monday OF
,hs month. the assignee of the estate OF said
bankrupt. viii attend at the Court-House IN
Alexandria, when and where said creditors
are requested to convene, as business Oh mn
portance, appertaining 10 said estate VIII
then come before the commissioners.
Holm NcIVER, Assignee ofthe estate
and Effects of Josiah Watson, a bankrupt.
july "a $50, 80,
he abo . aeetingis postponed until the goth
day of November next.
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Cheap Schooling,

For Toons Masses. and Little Ones.
HHR. and Mrs. WINTER have opened
IfA their School on Wilkes-street, in a
pleasant part of the town, next door 10
Mrs Mills. ;.
Young Misses will be improved in Read
ing. Grammar, and Writing and pari'cu-
lar attention will be paid to such whose abb
lities enttie them to become complete semp-
stresses part of the day will be taken up
for that purpose. Price Two Dollars per
BOYS, who have already found their way
to Reading and Writing, will be improved
both ways and upon the same terms as the
girls. :, u,. ,,o;,
Letters, and to spell as far as is necessary
to carry them into Reading. Price Nine
Sbillings per Quarter. These terms are We
ry low :. and il is hoped will induce the CT,
items of Alexandra to give those concerned
share Of that patronage they so much
want Sept st
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Public Sale.

ITO close the concern of Samuel Ward s.
i &c. will be exposed TO sale at public
auction, on the 9Th inst. al 10 O'Clock, lat their
Cabinet Mandatory. alltheir stock in trade;
consisting of variety Of newly made maho-
gany furniture; also several of furniture not
finished, with unwrought materials and tools,
and variety of handsome chairs, and 8
hearse with gear: and the unexpired tern
Of a lease. Terms al sale.
ISAAC KELL.
BENoNl WHEAT, trustees
september
g The above sale is post
ponce: until WEDNESDAY morning, The
18Th inst
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For Freight,

To any Eastern port,
EA> The schooner THOMAS, JOSIAH
5& Spaulding, master, burthen $50 bbls.
a substantial vessel and will be ready for a
cargo in three days. Apply to
JOHN Fl. LADD e. Co.
Who offer for the cargo Of said vessels, viz.
90 NJ understandable pine boards
400 casks Thomaston lime
Also, landing from brig Hebea& schr Midas,
80 tons Swedes iron, of sizes suitable
for Wagon tire
SO Bundles binders boards
tons Russia hemp august Ia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-09
B0arders Wanted.

MFRS. ANN NELSON has removed n
1VI comfortable dwelling on Royal. street
opposite the Office of the Alexandris g.
zette, where she will accommodate five nr
six senteel boarders, on moderate terms
The situation in which she has been lel h.,
the dispensations of an over ruling prov;
dence. she trusts, will be an inducemen, :,
generous public to afford her a share ",
patronage in that line. Ct angus, 90 %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-09

MESSERSMITH,
IIAS FOR SALE
IL loo sacks Liv. Blown Salt
Hhds Quanlico Tobacco
chests Imperial Tea
halfchest Gunpowder Tea
12o 9 ID cannisters Imp. do.
90 Id do Gunpowder do.
lS catty boxes Youn6 Hyson do
So So 1 SS1s Muscovado Sugar
loo sets Canton table mats
300 reams wrapping paper
25 bbls N Y Prime Pork, city insp.
Is do country GIN
3 pipes Holland do
8 do Malaga Wine
or. casks Go
pipe Madeira Wine
cask containing doz, bottled do
9kegs Raisins
"a boxes Spanish Segars
l5kegs manufactured Tobacco
Baltimore Whiskey, White Pepper, &c
july 6 II