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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05

Ga Sunday evening last, Christian
Gram, an aged aud respectable inhabi
tan' ofihis place.
On Monday morning John Slsgle,
an honest man aud useful citizen.-.
mas ittt an a.iec,ionate wife and eight
children IN lament their severe Ioss:-
loss little less deplored by the cam.
'nunily, Of which he WAS a member.
than by lhnse upon whom the aff'ies
ton U"si heavily talis.-His remains
were Inferred, on the foilnwing day j.,
IN The bu'yius ground OF he Lutleran
church. accompanied ey numerous re-
ihIiNes ana an immense coDeourse Of
citizens.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05

'tici in consequences % the ,iistresses in
that quarter, AMI a l,llc Indulgence was
anticipated IN other quarters.
Paris was tra1Qmi III late az the
f3th Jun'; but The streets were oeeupi.
ed by troops, &c. The new election
aw passed The Chambers an the IS h.,
by II majority OF 81 in favor of minis
ers. This news wac received az Ca
ais the same evening, by the Teie-
graph.
Lord Nusent moved n the House Of
Commons, on the 18th, IA reduction of
the army of IA 900 men-neSaiived, by
majority of OF. Oh account, it wa, ar
Sued, vi the disturbed state Of the
country.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05
s 80 REV ARD.

viii give the above reward FL! ap-
Aprehending aud securing, in anv jail
~ this com'nonveaI'h, so hat get
HIN again. my man RALPH, who ran
away un the 10Th inst. without the
slightest proVOealinn--he is strong.
scout man, about - wears old, . feet 6
or z inches high. dafk complexion.
w'ars whiskers, has knot immediate
ly behind i,is Ieii ear. about the size o.
u saall nutmeg when eonversiug
sPraks slow, aud has very sedate.
soher e6untenapce, which scar cely ever
changes had ou when he w.nt away
an old blue gImeaial coat, aud paif
Of black corded paajaionus
SAMUEL SLAUGHTER.
Ssi<ePSs7 u. - Avg. S.:
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05

hell an the body Of Connolly. in our
me%' we shall give the,r proceedings al
fuil length.
F"r some time before his death he
endeavored by prayer asd supplicarion
IN 'uake peace with his @ d, and uh-
tain forgiveness, Of his sins. He for
gave thn,e who were the instruments
IN the hands ofihe almighty in arrest
ing h:m IN his wicked career. May
his death be warning TO all those who
are embarked in the same kind of hu-
rlneass, and serve as terror to evil do.
ers.-- Patriot.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05
GARDEN ExGlNEs.

~
I HE subcriber b,gs leave to Inform
bis friends add The pahiis in general,
that he has On hand ma e1dy for SER
vice, new GARDEN ENGINE. Gu
i'aed few days aS". done on new
plan, which mskr> il far superior TO
any of The Kind hitherto known in this
couolry. II has been satisfactorily pro-
we'd since being finished; ha, ing Ilrnwn
water over Two story bou.c, in ares GU
lar stream; there m y also h. attached
10 1t sprinhtins Fan, which spr;-Sies
the water eqnai to u shower ..rrain 10
about the Distance Of % p. 80 Feet
It's operation has given great sa'isfae-
ton TO all who Witnessed it Such
Engines are calculated TO be Of great
service in case Of fire, as they can be-
taken up stairs ar 10 any part of the
house; and by the labor Of one man,
which will be found easy and conve-
nieat, may be the means Of extinguish-
ing a moderate fire sooner than even lar
ger ones cnuld do.-Being fixed on two
wheels, it can, when filed with water,
with ease be TAX n into Garden, for
which it ia chi fly intended and by
liking the sprinklins Fan TO the branch
pipe, garden may be sprinkied in
few heurs, whic.. undoubtedly would be-
found Of advantage in dry seasons
With sueh Engines, houses and win-
do"s, both cut and inside. also pave
meats, can be washed with more con-
venience and satisfaction than by any
ether means.
The Engine can be seen by enqui-
ring at MIR. Reed Copper and Tin
shop, Oh tho Main Street in Winches-
ter.
As the subscriber intends to carry
Oh the business on large scale iu
Winchester, orders shall be Fuuctually
attended to.
The subscriber w;li also furnish
FInE ENGINES, warranted TO be oc
eqnM quality Of those manufactured
il Philudciphia.
DUNCAN SINCLAIR.
August J-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05
G}ot5ee IS Servers.
Portable Neutrality-suspicious.
and Straw-C utters.

The subscriber having established
a factory COR farming implements, at
Isabella Furnace. Sin nandnah COUNTY.
is how making Th!esbirg Machine. Of
eas''iron, oa the most approved prin.
cipies. The frame of the Machine be-
iag cast, witt admit Of its being. with
facility, moved and put in operation in
twenty minutes The price will BE- an
der ;hat OF the Machines, nov In use.
~ This section Of country. A!su Straw
Cu'ttrs, ON q new and improvcd p.aa.
JOHN BOADLER.
I'abeiia Furnace, Aug. . SIP
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05
CoverIet Weaving
And
BLU E-DYING.

Ii u su0 'crihpr speetful'y informs
a hi friends and the public in gene.
raj, that lie has commenced the above
business in the shop formerly oeeapi Il
by MIR Levi 4 Wieiham, on the south
side Of Bradioca street, and next door
to Mr.. Bsatty Carson's dwelling,
where, he intends carrying on the
Hearing and Dying,
IN all their varJ"u- branches, Re wiIR
weave CoYtRLETS, COUNTERS
PANS c ARPETING and DIAPER.
and ali kinks OF plain work; and will
nls' dye red. green and yellow, at re-
dneed prices, at the shortest notice,
and in the best manner. Persons hav-
Ing Cnverltis, Carpeiin5 &c. TO Colog
and weave, viii! fnd tito their advau~
iagr to have bath done al the same
place. The subscriber having served
ieSntaT apprenticeship to the above
business. hopes, from his long expe-
rience and unremilted attention to the
some, 20 merit the public patronage.
All orders from distaace will be
thankfully received aud puneluaily at
tend d Co.
GEORGE NAMES.
N. p. Produce will be taken in part
pay TOR work. &, H..
n ug1> ,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05
Sot 9senf,

.fnI Possession ha1 on the 1St .Nfov.
HAT noted house OF Entertainment
Z IL the town Of Alexandria, called
be CITY hO Eel, new occupied by
jeSse 8rown. The premises are so
wei! llaan1. that q particular degelip-
tiOr 10 tbouSht unnecessary
Jasse Brown, he present ineun-
hen',) b ing about to take possession OF
nav's's hotel, stack and furniture, in
Washington, would iispo-e Of his
stock and furniture, in Alexandria, on
moderate ter"s, aua give possession OF
the premises Immediately. IL required.
The rent al the premises will be mads
~ proportion to the ,irits.
Apply TO the sub ,c,iber, in AIexau9
drin, or William 5. Moore, Esq liz
Baltimore.
THOMAS IRWIN.
August $ e
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05
see Na5stte.
lOlncbsater:
SATURDAY. .amgnst san, 1890.

One of the chisnnies of the Jaiiia this place
was struck by Lightning on Monday evening
last, and almost entirely demolished = Provi-
dential!y the direction of the electric fl lid
was changed on its reaching the depth Of the
second floor, from whence i, took s,anting
direction, penetrated the outer wall and de-
scended into the earth under one of the win
lows i'll the West side of Tie house.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05

IonN ARTHUR, Esq. of Columbia Fur.
mace, Shenandoah County, raised this season,
Oh 5 acre, and "a perches of ground, the as.
tonishing quantity OF one hundred and Seoen-
teen Bushels Of rye.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05

We regret to observe that Col. J.
Piudail has resigned his seat in The
Congress Of The L. S. We understand
shas several candidates. 70 succeed
ijn, have already presented ,hem
seives among he number, Ncah Zans
Esq, and Major Moore, have been men-
i;oned 10 u.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05
BeUgfonte, July to.
DAVID LEWIS-no nnnn.

IN fIU Nv " ~ NO MORE.
DIED On Wednesday, evening last,
IN the jail of tni~ county, the noted
Dortd Le,cis, III The 3oib year Of His
age.
A jury Of Taqu0st ~as held on his
body, who found similar TO the Ooo
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05
IYnsk,nctnn .IuI. 90

washington, JaiY 60
a private letter from an officer on board
the U. 3 ship Congress. Capt. Henley, was
yesterday received IN this cny, dated at na.
nllis, Iarch the ist. That irisa.e arrived
there on he 10 h OF Jaeuary
"Olr reception here (says The le,ter( form.
ed striking, and highly pleasing, contrast
To the very poiavsrabis one we had recent.
~ met with IN the anciest, but uncivIiizvd
and inho.pi'able. cnup.ry we had so lately
lett. The m nuer u, which we were re-.
ceived by the Governor was peculiarly graft
iyius, not only 10 our national. bu; To our in-
dividual, feelings The kinde,t ffers OF Q
public nature have been mad TO Capt Hen
ley, and the Office rs have been sevrral!y IN
Vied and welcomed to hi, house in the most
hospi,aole manner. Hts example, ho.vever.
has been followed by very few of the Span
ish gentlemen; thy preserving. in its fullest
extent, the proud ana ieserveC character for
which they are SO noted, Keep aloof, and pay
Us little or no attention even in their own
houses, where we often 90 to visit the ladies.
whose polite attention amply compen.a,e,
lor tae rudrnes Of the men,
ihe Congress was to .gil ~ ten or fifteen
days, for Mucao, in China.-I Nat. Int.
Lowisiana EiectiOn.-The election for
Governor nt ~. state Of Louisiana. which
from The iaIgencss Of the salary, its occurring
Only once IN three years, and other circun-
stances ct an Incidental nature. has occa .ion-
! ed harp conflict among the friends Of
the re'pect.ve candidates. closed Oh th.. 5,h
July. Wehave re'urns Of the state ~ The
pom 10 the cry ot New Orleans only, whica
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05
ic0NMUX.r4-a1

Ga "Wednesday las ] was present At
rhe exatninalioa 81 Mr.. $aaTp's seho.
lac. and w25 highly g.at.:iai at their
performance Nas particularly pleas
cd with @r- Sh.5p's attention 10 the
improvement If his pupils ia Arithrne-
sie;--'te wisely adIeses 20 ~ cid Cbu,.
uDtoFinnate!y, nov expIodvd) system
OF ob!iSiaS iAtm 'c commi; the d.G r
eat tables 90 memory, as bc;as he
ground wotk, the sine g4a NOR, oithat
Important branch Of ra.c4.:on. Ybe
readiness with which thcy answered.
every question pgt ~ them. in the d.
fsfen. teh!cs, was Highly csajiFyisS
10 ihe nuSercus persons present, and
reelected rnurh credn upon al Industry
Of i'e rugiis the whole examination
Iadeed Ma highly credi,Gble to the
ffecPptor and pupils. The exhibition
d Speeches, &c. also passed Of ex-
tfemsly wei! ~; IS dli.icnIt to re.
sirain boys in their ,apidi,y Of utter
aHre; bur ! you'd nevertheless resnect
fully recommend Il 20 Teachers. gene.
rally, TO use every effort to ec!reet that
fault. The Theatrical. exhibitions OF
Ihrrsiay night were highly respect
aLie,-indeed surpriirg, when the
youth and inter iuexperieuee of the
hoys in that line Of bu mess is token
into view. s PARENT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05
EpaO York, .Yuly Q

.Hp'O York, Jsly 20.
Ihe elegant fast sailing ship Julius
Cesar, Captain Marshal, arrived late
last night, ffom Liverpool, which place
she left on the ED ui.. We have re-
eeiyed by her Lendon papers TO The
I7iA, four days later than our former
adviees; the substance OF which is,
That the secret committee IN the
case OF the Queen, stood over in The
House ofCNmmons, for the evening Of
The 10th of June; when 1t WAS suppo
sed, in case OF favorable issue be-
tween her and Ministers, farther
posipOnement woG!d take place.
Nothing certain, says the Globe of
The 18th. is known ontiie subj C, of the
negotiations, except thai The parties
for and against the Queen, are in cor
respondenee, and the negotiation sub
sisfs.
On the 18th uIt. tie King of En-,
gland held his fourth ievee Among
the presentations we find that MIR.
Rush. the American Minister, delive
red his uew credentials, which were
| S,aeiously reeeived.''
During the above ievee the Queen
was taking an airing in the country.
The Common Council If the city Of
LondoD was held on the 14h UT. for
the purpose Of considering the pFopsic-
~ of presenting an address Of condo
lenee and graduation to the Queen. for
the dealt, Of the late King, and Of con
| graduation on her Majesty's accession
TO the throne, and her return to En-
gland. The address was moved by Mr.
Fnyell, and, after some discussion. was
voted ny tie Common Council, By u
very great r,ajoriiy
he Queen was to receive the City
Address on the f6ih Of June, agreeably
to her own request.
Speaking Of the Queen, the Times
of the 18th Observes:
CIT nay be difficult to sec very deep
iy into subject pHrposeiy involved in
darkness and o5scuriiy; bat we appre-
/ bend there j. little doubt If the ueeafi
alton terminating as all friends of the
/ House % Brunswick and Of TIE perma-
uenee or the Throne wish ard cxycct.
The uHredeemed debs Of England. on
The 9th of January last, amoUnted TO
s36,245 ,9z3t. and the total annual
charge amounted 70 40, 59zi5N which
has been since Increased by the late
losH.
The collection Of assessed ta7es rod
oeeU postpouc6 10 the " aserford dis
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05
BRYAN HAMpsON 6; SON,

w ISL to inform their country
friends, that they are now land wiiE
b. epnstan'tv) largely supplied with
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Plais-
ter Paris, Salt in bulk and
in sacks, Jamaica s; An
tigua Spirits, sicily, Ma
deira 8 Lisbon Vines,
and every other article in be Groceru
iine. which they Will sell on accommo-
dating terms.
y. B. they still continue TO buy
and receive Il ur in store.
,fteral7sl..:r .,2a.ec.-f g. at
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05
soy SSdCe.

= III snS.cTi5er viii cell low for
Ccsi, a HOUSE 4 L0r on rhe cor
uer OF b,sdd lex aud Wu,er street.
WILLIAM HkNNiSG.
.SUgu s., 5--tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05

Some students heads from Incidence are
muddy,
some are transparent and delight in study :;
10 such write 10 Prnblslnstic nature
One come 20 light, and new in every feature.
The thi"gis this, 9 numbers have chose.
Which may be read as wei! in verse as prose
DIyIde'be greatest Of Them by the other,
Their quotiept's 30 do discover
'Fhe difference of their squares i, found to be
Two houd'ed ninety uioe, as guide to thae,
70" who profess the ProbIematic arts,
Explore 'hosc number, by he given parts.
sd solution to tie a6ooe as requested.
sss-,z,=-sassss-,-rs---,
=, ihe bite OF the Sgl1sy and he sting Of the
rec are mere dang f"ss tban is generally be-
ueVeo' a friend suggests to uy that no rene
dy probably is superior, OF even equal. 10 the
common Piantdne. 1t should be pounded
snd applied 20 the wound as soon a, possible
- The Juice be taken internally, it gill also be
-0und mighty useful Nat. mt
Meion Jajce. 1t is stated that one gallon
oil water nelon Juice will, BY boiling, afford
punt OF pure syrup, preferable TO honey or mo
asses Tor domestic or medicinal purposes.
AT saie term Of the circuit court. holden
at Biakeiy, Alabama, Nathan Johnson was
convicted OF passing two counterfeit twenty
IKE cent pieces, and sentenced to be hung on
,he @o.h oit-the offence being capitsl5y the
laws VI that STATE.
--~rs---
An Exeter raoer contains an advertise.
'Dtnt, csatic1.0g III public against giving 6,
~ credit To an vie o. o-rtaing indiv,du.
ei' because she ha, now clipped from him e5r
'he "'", 'ee"M t.E.c, without ,he jeaa, plo-
/JpoSTGphtcci er.or. ere unavoidable ~
'.m'-t auy care, ~ ave f,eo.eo..g amusing
e'' 81 u reot,.', ha~s,.r ,tsid.os T. edo
Tor OsParig u,e ir'tilor arnocrcif 2 he
11e''h vt promising youth by Casualty. in,
',T'as rs read.rs that his remains were &c.
s9ecNsily inferred the preceding dae
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05

C5td Comfort for BanL; Stockholders.
] he last Enquirer quotes the fullow-
rs prices in ;he Richmond market fax
Virginia Bank stoci:
2erk Of Virginia 1922 dividend
Farmers Bank so oil.
s.e-Eas'oses,
Mr.. SIARp'S EXAMINATION.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05

For THE CAzgrTE.-[A Problem.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05

The Spanish merchants In Lon1on
have walt IA the Duse dc t'rlas, the
new Su'heS ador from Spain. la an .
swer II t"eir e"nstatuiniion Oh She
happy eyenis in Spain, the Duke said:
III gives me pleasure 20 assure you.
thai the Ains isas sineriy attached to
he cnns'iiu;ion as any man III The
enuetrY. $ps'n, tru.t, viii now be
cons the abode aud asylum ofrationai
liberty, where persons from ali parts
q the ward may 'iai proteeiion.''
q letter from L,.erpoof. of !une 10
says, Notwithstanding what The pa
pers may say "n The subject, the g zen
will be able 10 make her own terms
"Ith the minister's
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05
LATER STILL FROM ENGLAND.
Office Of The Me,cantiie 4duey User,
NEG lOLk. .Lulu 3,


Nszo York, July 81.
Since our last we have been favored
with Liverpool paper Of the 10th,
and the London Courier of the evening
of the 17th Of June, received by the
julius ca sar.
On he evening of the lot tn the debate
relating TO the Queen, as anticipated,
was further post. poned, in the House
OF Commons, till the Monday follow.
ing; and in tho Hause of Lords, the or
der for the meeting Of the secret com.
mittee was deferred Till Tuesday.
Lard Castlereai, however, stated that
40 further adjnurnmeD. Of the question
would take place, hut that on Monday
u full communication would be made
upon the subject.
The congratulatory address of the
city of London to the Qneeu, was pre-
scented on the isth, by the lord msyur,
in full state, attended by severa. alder
men, shsrifs, and about go mea,bers Of
the common council. In answer to The
address, the Queen made the follow
Ing reply:
Il return you my heartfelt thank Cor this
nuti!dl address, which is both loyal TO the
King, and al ctionate 20 me, If any thing
could lessen the grief which | must still fee
tor the loss OF those dear rc!aSioos. OF whom,
have been deprived since | Ieft England, il
| would be the proofs now receive. upon nv
! return; that their uemories are cherished )
! ;heir virtues deserved. In the ne ~ ,rial 10
! which am exposed, my first duty is to vim
c'cate myself, ard my next wish Is 10 see no
'h'og attempted that may hurt tie feelings of
others. But, in all the troubles through
which have passed, the generous attach
meot OF the English people has been my safe
guard against the king, enemies aud my
own; and be we'll assured tha, no time can
weaken the gsatetul im % e,sions of such obi
| cations
The Courier says-''Th;s reply at
her Majssty to the oificious and III
| timed addressed of the common cOun
Gil. is cautious and appropriated
In consequence OF The pressing So
liaita;ioni, the Chancellor Of tbs Ex.
cheeRer Has proPused that SUN, not
exceeding 5oo,o0Oi. shopid ne granted,
; aud applied 10 sueh maEner as .nay
ses! tend 10 obyis,e the effects Eel, rrcn
the siopFase OF the Igish banks.
The Royal Marriage Ac1 bill was
reed the f.s. LIKE in tie House o.
/ LactI.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05

Meton Juice 1t is stated that one gallon
OF water nelon Juice will, BY boiling, afford a
pint oil pure syrup, preferable to honey or mo-
asses, tor domestic or medicinal purposes.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05

1t Is hard to say who will be elected bat
we are nndsr tn impression that the contest
viii new lie between Mr.. Duncan and Mr..
:tpoerts"n, 'h1 prnpor ion oi Fcench popua
ii"n being less in the country Than in Ire city.
For ,resentalive OF HI state in Con-
sress, Hir. 8u;vr having decined re-elec-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-17
From Ike Altioaai Intelligr,,cer,
CONGRESSIONAL PRoCErn,ycc
IN SENATE.


Thursday, January 49,
The two private bilIsyesterday ord..
Ell to t!.ird r.ading, were l, adj \ tbi'
time and passed.
ihe Senate then, according to tho
der ct the day, took up, as in conrot,a
ct the whole, the bill to provide for,I ivy
adm sslon OF Maine into the ITn;o'
with & G amendment reported theret J h
The Committee If The Senate. TYh;s
mendmcH' embraces provisions f,r ~" a.
thorising the formation of Corst;%aa
ton of State Government for aIisso"n;
without restriction. .
Mr.. Roberts moved to recomm;t q,
bill to the Committee, with instrnct;ono
so TO modify their report, as to lrs~"
the bill. IS it came from the Hores g
Representatives. provision for tho 20
cep ion of the State OF Maine oDlv ;nto
the Union. law
This motion gave rise to a debate !.
which Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Lloyd, and slr
Macon opposed the motion. and Mr.
Roberts, MIR, Nielien, Mr.. BurrilI and
Mr.. Morril supported it.
When, on motion, the Senate adjourn
ed, and the debate will be resumed f.
morrow.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-17
MURDER.

A Scotchman, Of industrious habits and
good moral character, by profession ped
lar, was murdered in the vicinity of Norton,
Sussex county, IN. Y on Sunday evening,
The 9Th ult Exertions are making to bring
toJustice the murderer, which it is hoped
would prove successful.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-17
ZanesviH.. (Oh;o) january 8

ZanesOaH:, (Oh'o) January 5.
AT the Court of Common Pleas in Licking
CO. held last week in Newark, J. Mclean &
James Hughes were indiled for the murder of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-17

Al an election for President and Directors
for the Little River Turnpike Company, held
on the 18th instant. the following gentlemen
we're chosen;
Phineas Janney, President.
sss .ss;s, Zane d ;:ss':;, Directors
Jonah Thompson, Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-17

From the London Courier, Nop. 5.
The arrival of Newspapers this morning
from New York, gave the clerks of the Post
Office the greatest alarm, least by their touch
the yellow fever might be communicated TO
them. Upon the walters of the different COT
fee houses Calling for them, they found them
in the packages in which they came, and
were directed to take them away immediate.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-24
Rich Paper Hangings.

u,HEs subscriber has opened al Mr.. Bates
Arction Rooms, Washington City, a
.alsndid assortmentof paper hangings, con-
'i.linq OF common papers, at 373 cents a
.;see !: satin do /; plain papers of all descrip-
ions velvet papers, all of which have rich
borders; marble papers, plain or with orna-
ogulaf6gures in a great variety of patterns;
india window blinds do. straw carpeting F.;
Srussels do. rich patterns ingram do. ;
Brjttaria ware tea pots ; watch chains, seals,
Iess. &c. Also umbrellas and parasols, all
II which he will sellon pleasing terms if ap-
plied Tor immediately, as he does not anti
cjpate remaining but a few days.
may % 81 SAM'L. ROBINSON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-24
Vaudeville s Larmour,

HAVE FOR SALE,
SEVENFY boxes Sicily lemons and oran-
~ ges, in good order
100 boxes 81 boxes muscatel and bloom
raiSins
turkey fgs in drums and boxes
10 hdds and 90 bbls Orleans and .Musco-
yado sugars
1000 lbs loaf>and lump do
100 bags screen, ST. Domingo, and old ia
va coffee
90 chests and 40 boxes Gunpewder, I'M
perlal Hyson. and Yuung Hyson teas,
OF hrst qualities
% Puncheons Jamaica and Antigua rum.
% nhds and 40 bbls northern do
sobbls whiskey
% 20 aud IA hhds country gin. part high
4ih proof
s.Plpes Holland do
ssonds retailing molasses
'osacss blown salt, Liverpoolfll
aales spiouing cotton
sooass Teneriffe feathers
Spo Boxes mould and dipp'd candles
IDS brown soap
N@elr wi manufacture, and war
8 fan.ed of the best qualities)
- eases old St. Julian Claret, Vintage,
I;o "a lneir usual general assortment Of wines
Ms' ana groceries at moderate prices.
10y 10 WINS