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MISCELLANY.
THE LIFE QUEEN.
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The English papers contain particu-
lar account OF the ceremonies attending
the funeral interment OF the Queens
remains in the family sepulchrc at
Brunswick The procession left Stade
on the 2lst Of August, and passing slow
ly through Soitau, CelIe, and OfElu, ar
rived at Brunswick, at 10 o'clock, on the
night of tie 24th. One huadred citir
zens Of the town, being deputation
from the inhabitautsa met the hearse at
the barrier, and drew it into town.. The
following is striking description of the
last solemn scene -
The whole way from the outerto the
inner barrier, space Of little less than
a mile in length, was lined with a dense
mass Of people, not merely from Bruns-
wick, but from the neighbouring towns
and villages some families had follow
ed the funeral cortege from Celle, and
others even from Hamburger. The
front lines of this immense assemblage
carried torches; and from the double
: rows Of willows on each side of the road,
were suspended lamps of various col
ours, green, red and yellow. In the
distance was seen the Illuminated hous-
es Of Brunswick, adding by the fantas-
tick variety of their architecture to the
picturesque Beauty of the scene, and by
their undecayed antiquity, reminding
man Of the nothingncss Of his existence,
in comparison even with the durability
of the commonest works of his own
hands. The procession moved slowly
towards the town, and as the clock
struck IL reached the inner barrier
Here the mourners descended from the
carriages, and the whole. cortege now
proceeded on foot, with the exception
of Sir Geo. Nayler, who kept his state
In the first carriage.
From the entrance OF the town to
the cathedral church, the distance is
about u mile, and the slow pace at
which the procession moved, together
with the various streets through which
it passed, gave. the whole population
an opportunity Of witnessing the grand
spectacle without much inconvenience,
ADD with scarcely any danger. To the
people, however, was due the praise Of
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Forester County Ag.yi.
cultural Society.
REPORT ON MANUFACTURES.

ILL OR O4f MANUFAC UhES.
The Committee on Cotton, Woolten.
and Linea Cloths, having attended TO the,
duties of their appointment, submit the
following Report, as the result of such
attention.
Whatever diversity Of opinion NAV
generally exist, in relation to the de-
gree OF encouragement TO which this
branch OF national industry is entitled.
your Committee do not hesitate to saw.
that, in their estimation,. ii is closely in
terVoren with the best interests Of the
community Much of New-EngIand's
present prosperity probably results from
a skilful and judicious Conversion of our
/ raw materials into useful fabricks. A.
mid the general pressure of the times
the moderate fertility Of our fields aided
by the streams that adorn our yalies.
rendered tributary to our prosperity
has exempted US from embarrassments
that have borne so heavily on other sec
tons of our country. A conviction of
the truth of these general remarks has
produced a competition in the manuflc-
turing interest, embarrassing to YOUR
Committee in the discharge Of their du-
ty, but honourable to the competitors.
In examining the several articles Of.
fered for premium, the Committee has
endcayoured carefully to regard such
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THE
APOLLINO.
II GrGnd Musical Muentiou.

Invented and built by Jon PLYMpToN. a,
native of this State, is now exhibiting by the
inventor, lat the same place. 3
The ARoELINo contains the following
variety OF instruments and limitations, which
can be performed separately, or the combine
ton OF any part Of them, OF tie whole at once.
by one performer, pis.-Imitation of the Eoli-
an Harp, Flageolette, Imitation of Birds, Blu
gle, Clarionet, Trumpet, French Horn, Bias
soon, Serpent, German Flute, English Flute,
Octave Flute, Fife, Snare Drum, Bass Drum.
Cymballs, Organ, Musical Glasses, Bagpipes,
Martial Band, limitations of distant Thunder,
&C. &c..
W Price of AdmittaDce to the MusEyAS.
aud APoLLrNo, SO cts.-Children, half price.
Boston, Sept. &c, 1921.
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FOUND,

Worcester, s..
Probate-O Office, October 90, 1921,
To the Wido1c and Heirs of PAUL
VEST, late Of New-Braintree, IN SAID
County, deceased, and to all others con-
cerned IN the Estate Of sad deceased,
GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to APP
u pear Gf you see fD at the Court of Pro-
baie to be holden at Lancaster, insaid Coun-
ty, on the third Tuesday in November next, at
ten Of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the Ad-
ministrator to sell and convey so much of
said deceased's Real Estate as will raise the
SUN of 1901 90, for the payment Of debts and
charges; and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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e. NOTICE.

N7lLL be Sold, bv authority
w of the Supreme Judicial Court, on
Monday, the Goth day of November next, az
one O'Clock, ?. NJ. on the premises-a FARM.
situated in the ner'herly part of Spencer, con-
tanning about ninety acres of good Land, with
House and Barn thereon. Said Farm is we'll
proportioned into Moving, Ploughing, Tillage,
Woodland, and Oroharding-is situated on the
town road leading from Spencer to Oakham,
and is the whole Of the Real Estate whereof
Elisha Prouty, late of said Spencer, died seiz-
: ed and possessed.-A liberal credit viii be
given for one-third of the purchase money.
For further particulars, reference is had to Mr..
JoAn CLARK, or to the Subscriber, in Spencer.
WILLARD RICE. .qdmi,.'r.
Spencer, Oct. "a, 1921.
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STOVES.
Rice d HITLER,


At the Store lately occupied by DANIEL
WALDO, Esq.
NAVE on hand the foIIowinp
u IL STOVES, and are daily expecting a
further supply.
PARLoUR STOVES, of various patterns.
from $40 to $50 each.
PLATE STOVES, from S6:50 to Se2
bon do. from SIS to So.
COOKING do. of new and improved
kind, particularly calculated for small families,
with an open Fireplace, SIS.
They hare also for Sale, al Boston prices,
London Hoop L blister'd Stees of the
first quality for Axes.
Marshall 81 Huntsman's Cast Steel.
Crowley Steel
Brass Kettles, Of all sizes.
Etkewise, Just receired,.
A large assortment of Paper-Makers'
English FEELINGS, of an excellent quality.
and at very reduced prices.
October II, 1871. CIV
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POETRY.
From the Commercial Advertiser.I
GREECE.

LAND Of the brave where lie inurn'd
The shrouded forms of mortal clay,
In whom the fire of valour bun'd,
And blaz'd upon the battles fray -
Land where. the gallant Spartan few
Bled at Thermopyle of yore,
When death his purple garment threw
On Hslle's consecrated shore
Land of the muse within thy bowers
Her soul-entrancing echoes rung,
While on their course the rapid hours
Paus'd at the melody she sung
'Tal every grove and every hill,
And every stream taat fow'd aaongs
From morn to night repeated still
The winning harmony OF song.
I.aad Of dead heroes-living slaves
Shall glory gid thy cline no more
Her banner float above thy waves,
Where proudly it hath swept before
Hath not remembrance, then, charm
To break the letters and the chain
TO bid thy children nerve the arm
And strike for freedom once again ;
No. coward souls--the light which shone
On Leuctra's war-empurpled day
The light which beam'd ON Marathon
Hath lost lis splendour, ceas'd to play:
And thou art but shadow now,
With helmet SHATTERED, spear in rust
Thy honour but dream-and thou
Despis'd-desraded- the dust?
Where sleeps the spirit that, of old,
Dash'd down to earth the Persian plume,.
When the loud chaunt Of triumph told
How fatal was, the despot's doom
The bold three handred-where are they,
Who dy'd on battles CORY breast:-
Tyrants have trampfed on the clay
Where death has hush'd them into rest
Yet, Ida, yet upon thy Hill
A glory shines of ages fled;
And fame her light is pouring STILL
Not on the living, but the dead
But It's the din sepulchral light
Which sheds a faint and feeble ray,
As moon-beams on the brow of night,
When tempests sweep upon their way.
Greece yet awake thee from thy trance
Behold thy hanntr waves afar-
Behold the glitteRing weapons glance
Along the cleaning front of war !.
A gallant chief Of high emPrize
Is urging foremost in the field,
Who calls upon thee to arise
In misht-in majesty reveal'd.
In vain, in vain, the hero calls
In vain ne sounds the trumpet loud
His banner totters-see, it falls
In ruin-freedom's battle shroud:
Thy children have no soul to dare
Such deeds as giorifed their sires---
Their valoar but meteor's,
Which CLEANS moment. and expires.
Lost land where Genius made his reign.
And rear'd his golden arch on high
Where Science rais'd her sacred fane4
ltssummit peering- to the sky;
Upon thy cline The midnight deep
OF ignorance hath brooded long
And in the tomb, forgotten, sleep
The sons of science and of song.
Thy sun hath settle evening storm
Hath pass'd in giant fury by,
To blast the beauty of Thy FORM.
And spread lis pail upon thy sky:
Gone is thy giory's diadem;
And Freedom never more shall cease
To pour her mourful requiem
Der blighted, lost, degraded Greece!
FLORIO.
Nslc-York, OrtO5eT'6, 1921.
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Y aluable Medicine.
NTEBYSPEPTTC PILLS,
PREPARED BY HENRY JAMES.

a n approved and almost GER
Ia tain remedy for Dyspepsia, or Tndiges-
ton, Habitual Costiveness, and Piles.
tits well known that Dyspepsia is one of the
most frequent and formidable diseases of our
country. Its commencement is indicated in
different patients by various symptoms, of
which the most remarkable are-Ireguiarafu
Of The docets, obstinate costireness rtolent head
ache, commonly allied nervous or sick head
ache, yeliowness Of he eyes and skin, acidity of
stomach after eating, often called heartburn,
Uafuence, or wind the stoma h, bitter taste al
the mouth in the morning, fGtid breath, droacsi-
ness after dinner, debility Lcssitnde, eaciatioa.
depression cfsptrits, &c.
The Pills now offered arc not proposed on
the principle OF specifcks. Their use was sug--
gested by theory but their efficacy has been
tested by long and faithful experience and the
result has been unparalleled success.
Piles being connected with indigestion and,
costiveness, are certainly and speedily remoy-
ed by the Pills.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, are assured that the Anti-Dyspeu-
tic Pills are a remedy well worth their atten
ton, and entitled to their entire confidence.
FOR SALE, BY
ROBINSON & .M.4RSH Worcester
Likewise, by Isaac d. Bull, Hartford; t. g. S.
Southmayd & Co. Middetown; and ]. 81 #.
L. Clark & Son, 80 Maiden Lane, New-York
Worcester, Oct. %, 1921. Nv
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NOTICE.

WE, the Subscribers, having
w been nominated and appointed Com
missioners to receive and examine the claims
OF the Creditors of the Estate of JONATHAN
MORSE, late Of Upton, IA the County Of Wor-
cester, deceased, represented insolvent, and
DIX Months from the seventh day of August
iast neing allowed by the Judge of Probate
Tor said Creditors to bring in their clains-do
hereby give notice, that we will attend TO that
service at the house OF EZRA Nelson, Innhold-
er' IN Upton, on the first Mondays of Decera-
per, January and February next, from one
o'clock, T. M. to six o'clock, on each day:
~ EZRA WOOD, co,n,o,r.
sELA5 WARREN, COo'''rs'
Upton, Oct. II, 1921.
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Real Estate at Aucta0n.

w ILL positively be Sold, at
Wv Fublick Auction. on Tuesday, the
9th day of November next, at one o'clock in
the afternoon, on the premises FARM, Sit
uated about two miles west of the Meeting
House in Royalston, containing about 100
acres, suitably proportioned into Moving, Til
lage, Pasture, and Woodland--with a good
young Orchard, two small Dwelling Houses, a
Barn, and other convenient Buildings
Considerable part of said Farm is very suitable
for Pasturing, and will be sold in lots, if pre-
ferred.-Terms. made easy to the purchaser.
For further particulars, inquire of MI
cHAEL METcALF, on the premises, or of the
Subscriber FRANKLIN GREGORY.
Royalstom, Oct. 90, 1921.
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A novelty in the Literary World has
been published in London, no less than
a Novel entitled Rosario, from the pen
OF Napoleon Buonaparte. 1t is founded
on the Influence Of .Sorcery.
The Pirate, by the anthor of Waver-
", will shortly be-publisheGin Philade[
phia.
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flirting .fCadnmu,

Oh Fairfax street, al The school room recent
y occupied ~ M. kdnionds, ~h-te Dy a
sulCt alteGtiOu and adherence 10 his CcCupd-
ton and duy he viii enueayUr once more 10
Meit )oui patronage.
An Inspection Ut the improvement OF 5U
pupils oi this place Is Tie b.si Cnterlon re-
Speeding lne utIiiD OF the system - o any
genlelne or LADIES VINO are dUuDttui VI the
FACT 'iIat any dIiIgent pupil may acquire Inc
tneuIy OF two correct hands ID . Gays, Dir
d. engages 10 convince ol their error, by
perfect demonstration, Whenever they viii
honor him wIih call.
A lew iamI,tes may lie attended by making
cary app,ioeiio,I. Hours vi tuition irvA, -
to / ana 10 A night school is open
tr,m 7 l. 2.
Londl IONS and terms as heretofore, ex.
elusive Vi fuel, &c.
\. B The school will continue ONE
MONTH, ONLY. 1ho,e who apply early
VIII fad it to tne.r advantage. as they " I'll
Git they choose) have the privilege of CONT
nuing the whole Term without auy additional
charge.
10y I9 d3tso3t
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for n.dstpnI't,
= The good schr. MARY SPEAR,
.&sE. Rohrr, Perry, master; burt'en about
- 5b!>. and - al re ready 10 lood M tew
Gays and wants 500 bols freight. Apply to
JOHN Il. l. ADD & co.
Wnn have just received per above vessel,
e''g James hourOe snd SCnr. Hancock, tor
Sale n,w sdoat,
$50 caSAs fhOmasiun lime
- VI. meIChanlab,e boards
4, ms raster
)" e pepper
& b.l> brown sugar
- wbI,e Ha, aua'do
z! ST. UToM DO
IL hoyes MP 90
ioqr cas- ssweei Malaga wine
adit p'Ve genuine port 10
" pieces Russia luck
Ct~es ile al GInnon Tar hats
J. rlie1nS West India rom
SCt,Ns cut ut'i, vi assorted sizes and
ut be~I quaiIy
&C: : #
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John II. Laid 4 Co.

OFFER for sale, at reduced prices, for
~ approved paper a, long dates.
los hhds Muscovado sugar
80 bbls do
loo boxes white st Jsgo do
GO hhds molasses
| do honey
"a chests imperial tea
A do young dyson do
TOGO bushels'LWerpool coarse sa't
loco do Lisbon do
s5 hhds HI. rum
10 bbls coloring
do cordial
10 pipes. in pipes, half do. quarter casks
AMI halt 10 Madeira VINE
pipe old Charante cognac brandy
hall Pipes port wine
30 boxes DO
Hampers white parking champagne
DO Clos Voglol burgundy wine
10 cases liant Br,on claret
5 half pipes renerlffe winel
lUquarter casks 10
% tca,ks CoImeusr do.
10 Malaga do
Malaga sherry
20 bhls vinegar
hid cherry bounce
90 boxes almonds
80 bhls beet aud pork
80 -. No. ,msckerei
10 half do do
800 bbis gross and neat herring
50 do do shad
$40 bushels oats
1000 lbs ,oai leather of District, New Eng-'
land and Brazil tanning.
10
500 tons aster OF Paris,
500 grind stones
so FREEDOMS ploushs with extra share:
ct which are kept constant supply
OF every description
Reams writing .ietler. sugar loaf wrap
ping and Streaming paper
~ bales India II German goods
6 pieces German duck
ID cases men y boys hue coarse hats
cases coarse SHOES
8 boxes large and small ladies' hair combs
2 bales English herring seine iwme
E kegs Virginia Eanu aclured tobacco
20 boxe. sperm catidies
So tons IA, SwedeK Iron
25 casks bed English gun powder lying
a, the Powder house
80 bbls red oChre
/ biol indigo
patent balances
% boxes window glass various sizes
8 uerces rice
100 Hamburg demiJohns
81 baskets q halt do sweet oil
1000 lbs binders !. ban box boards
coils cordage, handspikes, hanks, nest
measures :. boxes.
sent 81 "
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mo 6llG4.
Just Published
Il ND for sale at John A. Stewards book
~ store, price dollar,
THE HISTORY
OS THE
REFORMATION,

Being an sbridgment Of Rumet's History OF
the Reformation OF The Church o, England.
Together with sketches CT The lives OF Luz
ther, Calvin, and Zuingie, the three celebis-
ted reiorneIs at the continent by NE
Rev. BENJAMrS ALLEN, Rector of the Parish
Of ST. Aunirt, Virginia.
kECumMEkpATIoH.
Having been iavoIed with the reru'sl OF
an abridgmeht OF The history at the re nrra-
ton, prepared fer publication by The Rev.
b. Allen, with pleasure con ply viii his
request, in giving il ny hun he reconn'n-
dalton. ii contains tie listoIy 1, all no
Important facts as narrated ty Iurre', aud
to those who have mot he tine OF the means
OF c insulting that writer, NUS prove in'e7-
esting aud valuable. There being consl-
dershle class OF persons under these c'rcnm..
stances, such : work has been wanted. and
think, The present one will tt highly &C.
ceptahle. as serving Ia meet the existing tx-
ieencv v lillian II. VII MIX.
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Bank Stocks.

Bank Stocks.
I will at all times buy stocks of the follow.
i my Banks, al the fair market price tor
CaSh-ylZ:
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of George.
town,
Union bank OF Georgetown
Central Bank OF Georgetown and Wash
lngton
Bank OF Columbia
Bank of Metropolis
Patriotic Bank OF Washington
Bank OF w ashingtOn
also wish to buy United States 8, 5, 6,
and 7 and C. stocks-i will tuy and sell all
District Banks and Other Stocks for small
Commission all those wishing TO buy or
sell, " i'll please to call On me. have now
for sale stock OF the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of George
town
Union Bank of Georgetown
And shall have in most OF the other Banks
in tew days.
Beaver Hats.
ryStIE subscriber has received at bis new
\ commission
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For Freight.

TOT IOISIII,
II. The good substantial Schooner
$50 MOUNT VERNON Benz. How
n m,s'sr-hurthen $50 bbls. will be in
,.,iiness Tor he reception of cargo in
few day.. Apply TO
nho offers for sale, received by said vessel
and .chr Cent, from Boston Il
40 5bIs Tanners Oil
y, bbl>. No. 2, mackarel
IN hall do. No, 2. do.
eD casks refined Loaf Sugar
ynyl bushels Portland Potatoes
few ca.ss Furniture. consisting of 5u-
rau,, Book Cases. Secretary's sc.
iiih mo. 8 OF
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or freight,

The new and superior brig a
,Sa-&' DAMS, rich, master; ourtnen "a
= ~ ga nhGs. ,o6acCo, or 1900 bbls Hour,
a. q va IN lew day, be ready to loaf APP
~ 70 J. ii LADD Y Co.
mo have for sale on board SAID bTig.
2t3 tons Plaster.
sept If
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For New Orleans.

III, The brig Hannah, W.. Pearson,
2master, will sail on the 10th October,
and take freight or passengers On moderate
terms. Apply to w. FOWLE, q Co.
Who haze nom landing from schr. .Nidas, and
for sale,
10 tons St. Petersburg hemp.
oct &c
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j 1lln Ill. lmdd . Go.

John Ill. lmdd ) Go.
JyAVE Just received from MarseIlles per
4 4 brig Venu,. aud offer for sale,
Ial casks Ciarel wine
zoe BOXES IL bottles each old clsret
"a do white wine
"a 10 Muscat de FrontIgnac.
10 pipes brandy
- br,es white soap Isoap
BOO pale blue, !oubieG, boiled T. marbied
10 CASKS snpe rine sweet oil
II baskets u bottles each do
so DO 6 do 10 do
5 bags eNch looo superhne Corks
l37 weight CorSwood
FOR Sale or Freight,
*, T e gcoi BRIG VENUS, James
800, Kelly, master hutfen IL Ions
vii be IN orderto receive a cargo IN lie"
days. Apply as above.
9TH oct.
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Freight Wanted,

III, For the ship POTOMAC. Charles
&S& Bradford, master; burthen about 500
hhds OF tobacco or 1000 bbls -four. The
snip IN good order and ready to receive a
cargo Immediately. For terms apply to
JOHN JANNEY u SON.
Who will purchase good wheat and wool
well washed on the sleeps back.
rThe Editors OF tue National lntelli-
gencer will please insert the ABOVE once
week or three weeks.
8mo9 .> tawtf
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Cheap Boots.
J. II. ECN.N'ELLS,

Z 80 Just received consignment OF elt-
j. hgant Boots, Dy the uoX VI slngie pair,
q: very lew price.--aisu, general asSorl-
mtnt vi SHOES y HAS, suitable iur the
approaching season.
nov q
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Tobacco for Sale.

4 have Tor sale, PRIME crop OF tobacco
made by William Holmes Esq. OF Mont
gompry County, OVID 80 hhds OF first aud
Is OF second quality, inspected at Bladens-
burg. The inspector pronounced II to be
in pr,rne shipping order, and ali inspected
lately. f'MoLOo MUD
nay 10
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Paper Hansings.
THOMAS CiIILDs,
KING STREET-opposite the Mechanics
Bank,
LAS Just recelscia handsome assortment
of hardware. Military aud Fancy
II,bIbiJ3

-
az the newest ami mast fashionable patterns,
winch ~. uifeIs Tor sale at very low prices
Tor CaSh-lo Wit
ivory, BucS. 6one. ZIP and o'buck,
rsbI. and Desrrt nnIves, aud orkS anu
Caryer>, kaLuiS oI >uJeiIor quaii,}, ZEN
knlye., tine SCISSORS. Io"A Nnoe ana bntch-
ey-knl,e,, PuCk Il ami Sl'ortsiheh hnFes,
Ialed Ca to :; cnuer- aud Trays, Japan"
.d lea IIa,s, - aii,Is, Breed Baskets, dress
ny [ ases aud NpitiuOns, Drd-s Cdnlestlcks,
cloak All CuT,aIi-Pin>, star rods anu E} es'
Britannia coffee Pots Y lea Pots. sugar Dishes
AMI cream ut- ana Spoons, hnroacopoc
Rn,x,. thread Cases, noe books, Wallets,
needle Books, card Cas.>, NJ iduie hele.
cuIes Ciotn, iiaIr. 'iun, "0'h anu
Hearth Brushes, sbstIag brushe>, boxes anu
Soap-a variety Ui tancy oUdp>, patent
invader TASKS anu shot Belts, AMPS ana
Spurs, razor Strops, silver sp-cIaCie>, peh'h
GASES. ,hInhi,s ADJ bUdRIn>, steel bodklns,
steel shutters, patent Key ''nss ana best sill
Yer ey II nee lies, tortoise she'll luck anu sue
c,,mb,, visiting cards, nee'e water Coiors
warranted, camels h4ir pencils, ieaiher
hacks, m,pun toaTds, Chess-nen, S"iu
anu silver epauIetS, lace, cord and thread,
gIit ana plated eagles, sw"ids ana 'ei'
monuiIogs, plume,, pistols, Sreen ware teh-
der. ,hoyei and tongs, brass hnnirohs,
fanny bellows, gilt a"d nahoSahy hH'ne
rl.r looking glasses, mduOsany toilette gas
ses. &c. &c. ,,,a
nov Z. f'uS'''"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23

Best Chewing tobacco.
TWENTY-FIVE kegs and halt kegs OF
- J2's S's aud pound twist, Barclay 5
Brad, warranted superior to any IN the
District, Just received by the schooner john,
Capt. Burke, and for sac by
JNO. ID. BROWN, Agent.
oct II z""u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23
TOBACCO.

7TIHE subscriber will buy and sell tobacco
Tor commission OF one dollar per
bhd.-Planters and Others who have tobac
co for sale, by leaving the tue samples and
notes with me, will have the same promptly
attended to. Purchasers vi tobacco will
please call on me.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23
For Sale.

ry1u'O likely NEGRO GIRLS, aged Is
.n,.6 years. They will be 'oid, Inc
.,orp,er for n ! Ak he latter "a years. hss
re sid tor wan, ., sup!o nsnt. Apply V
tbe PRINTER. 4.
nov ii
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23
GRAND
NATIONAL LOTTERY.

FIFTH CLASS.
w Ill positively commence drawing %
w the 9th November.
FIFTH CLASS