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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-16


the fourth census, now in progress, to
6S, 81 souls. The same wards, in Is 10,
contained 1922.
The population Of the city Of New
York is stated at $4,000. Increase il
10 years, $4,000.
The territory which now comprises tile
counties OF Ontario, Steuben, Gennessee,
Niagara, Cataraugus and Allegheny, in
the western district Of the state oil N. York,
contained III the year 100, but 1880 souls.
X is stated the population will now ex-
coed 100000.
Trenton, according to the late Censbs,
contains 3942 inhabitants. Increase ia
tea years, $40. "a
The dwelling house Of Mr. Scndder
Hart, GEAR Pennington, .Hunterdon co.
recently took fire and was consumed
while he and his wife were absent attend
ing funeral.
1t is stated that two hundred seventy
writs have been issued for the Branch Of
the United States Bank at Cincinnati, for
debts amounting to S 100000.
One hundred dollars, raised by contri-
buttons, has been deposited in the Savings
Bank, Newly rk, to the credit Of Emma
Ellis, aged Al years, daughter Of the Mrs.
Ellis who was drowned by the wreck Of
the Caledonia, on her passage from Liv'
erpool.
+ Executors, administrators, and Guardi.
aus, by late law Of this state, must here,
after advertise for a final settlement o
accounts in the Orphans Court, in FIVE
public places instead Of three as hereto
fore.-Newark Eagle.
The Post Master. General has establish
ed new Post Office at Connection
Farms, Union township, Essex county
N. J. and appointed James Camp, M. ID.
Post Master.--abld.
A young woman Of Oneida county
N. Y. spun on the 9Th lust. 1872 knots o.
wooilen yarn 90 common wheel.--ib'd.
There is bill now before Congress
which has caused considerable debate, foI
the reduction OF the Military Peace Els.
Enlistment Of the United States.
II appears by late report Of the Sec
rotary Of the Navy, that the sloop Of wal
Ontario, Captain Chauncey, now ready
for sea at this port, is destined to the Med
iterranean, to relieve the Peacock, ordeg'
ed TO the United Siates.--y. Y. Gaz.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-16

The PresS.-Of all the answers Of the
Queen Of England to addresses, none has
pleased us more than that to the address
of the Printers.--Tr Trenton True diner.
6 The press Says the Queen) is at this
moment the only strong hold that liberty
has left. If we lose This, we lose all we
have no other rampant against an impia-
cable foe.
"The press is not only the best secu-
rity against the inroads Of despotism, but
ii is itself power that is perpetuaIly
checking the progress Of tyranny, and
diminishing the number Of its adherents.
That sun never rises which does not, be-
fore it sets, behold some addition to the
friends Of liberty. TO what is this owing
TO what can ii be owing but to the aserl-
cy Of the press? The force Of truth is
ultimately irresistible; but truth, without
some adventi.ious aid, moves with slow
pace. and sometimes its motion is SO slow
as to be imperceptible. The press is its
accelera,ing power. The press gives i
wings. The press does more for truth III
day, than mere oral teaching could m
century.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-16

What is ii that has made the members
of the Holy Alliance turn pale with dread ?
1t is that the press has inspired the love
of liberty even 10 the sword"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30
NEW GOODS.

D OGLRS & COX have just re ceived, and now
II opening for sale, great variety q season
able Goods, which will be sold AT low prices, for
cash. Consisting in part Of plain and figured
Bombazetts--blk. and cOored twilled dol ar
tan Pads- figured PeiIise Flannels- handsome
NestIngs- broad Cloths aud Cassimeres- British
CUttoBs black and coloIed Canton and Nankin
Crapes-piain and figured JsccoDCt Muslins--
"a 4 81 Cambrick dO-Jacconet Cambria for
CraEals--4 ! & Ga Null Observation-Disclosures and
Fancy do--extra long white Kid Gloves short
do Mems Beaver and Buck. kin do-blk Bon
baziue blk. and colored 1atby Velvets-blk. &
colored Wor,ted Hosiery-togeth with great
variety ofothsr articles making a good a-sort-
uent.
Also,
Factory Sheetings, beached and uubeached-
shTtings, do Eed-Tickings Ciughams; Checks
-- SattiIetts Sc. &c.
CIV.
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Mahogany Boards and Plank,

be'HS Speedy, certain cure for he Veneria
Disease az aH as stages.
has article isapFrUveu By tie Medical schoo,s
oil France, and by the College Of Physicians
70 London. In The course of Tie extensive nuh-
tic and private practice ct medical gentlemen NJ,
SINGLE case has ever occur ed where The crre
has not been SPEEDY and permanent.
In the space OF five years no less than ten ,hon-
'and persons are reported 70 have ID en- cured ~
these Lozenges IN The Guy of Paris alone. Win.
out The least painful dangerous SYMPTOMS
whsteyef, settler the mouth nor The bJcsth re
IN The least sfiected by lie use Of this mild ..fe
and certain remedy. An lie extra medicine u
every stage OF THIS disee.e accompany the Len
geS' with particular directions lie price uf Ne
whole is s..
Letters addressed 20 the PROPRIETOR. ] p.
WhII~ell, agent TO The Boston Infrmarv IN Bos-
ton, post paid, enclosing The .moun,. and dis
cribing symptoms, will meet Immediate atten-
lion.
y. ID. Instructions preparatory % the use and
ost1re the arrival Of the rnedicin. (Which will
te forwarded BY mail Or packet viii be anne
diateiy given, the whois business NAV Be coaduc.
'ed without me knowledge Of second person.
Aug ii
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FURNITCRE d. Chairs.
WILLIAM HASKELL,

(BACK STREET. Has FOR SALE.
common ,n"S % H sibFno 8 S." sE %E
1ARIES; BUREAUS; Grecian CARD IA
81 rs; Pembroke and Dining 40 ; common ~. F.;
dressing do Grecien SOFAS; common %. 4;
EASY CHAIRS; WORK TABLES, high and
deG post BEDSlEADS; common do.--.4ls0,
10000 feet Of Bay and st. Domingo
Mahogany Boards and Plank,
which be viii .el on as good terms as can be
purchased in the state. o. Those who wish 10
purchase . large or small quantity, will please 10
call and for themselves. Orders from the
country will be atteHd'd 70.
Portland. JUIV 9GH 1871 If
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

a 10
~ be sold at Public Auction, on WkDNkS-
4 DAY, the 3tst day Of October mex al the
Factory 40 Brunswick, (Naihe,) large quantity
q COTTON \ WOOLLEN MACHINERY,
consisting Of The following articles, viz -
Mules for spinning Cotton, Of 140 spindles
each
large Carding Engine, for carding Cotton.
4 number Y second baud drawing and Iioping
Frames,
Several heels Tor Cotton, and great variety Of
other articles Ut Cotton Machinery.
Also
Billy Of 10 spind!es for Roping Wool,
5 Jenneys o. 40 spndes each, for spinning Wool,
1 Double Cardng Machine, for w COL, with al
the Apparatus for manufacturing Wool,
Looms for b. oadcloth.
8 Looms for Narrow Cloth,
Looms for Sdtinet,
1 large Copper for cOloring,
pair Of patent Shears,
also, Slaie5 and Harnesses 10 great variety, and
many other articles OF Woollen Machinery, 100
numerous 20 mention 10 an advertisement.
4diyO, d large quantity OF " oolIen Cloths, broad
and natrOW--S4tInets, DC.
ALO, large quantity Of Cotton Cloth ia lots 10
suit purchasers, from piece 10 d bale OF 20
pieces.
-Itso, about three tons Of Cotton Waste, 10 lots
10 suit purchasers.
his opportunity will be favorable to any per-
son wuo wishes 10 establish either the Cotton or
Wooleu Mauufactory, either a iage OF small
SCALE every article will be sold separate, and a
very long credit will be given for approved Joint
and several NJ les on interest after four months.
Sale 10 commence al 10 O'clock il the morning,
aud continue until tile whole is sold
by order Of The Directors Of said Fact1. v Com
9auv. ABNER BOURNE, Agent & 1fuctioneer.
BTunsarick, (Ne.) Sept. %, 1921.
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!. s. Z. HUULE,

81" ~ H. II - NSA@Ay
Forc-S!rest, Head Of Ineraham's Whag,
HAVE FUk SALE,
go . a ss::5 = '' s'::: TEAs
20 hid ". [. RU M-25 binds i. L. Do.
40 hnds. MlId,.es,
pipes q. Brandy,
. do Ii. Gin-2O bb!s 4. Gin,
10 casks Malaga Wine,
do Lisbon 90
90 bbls and bugs Sugar-Loaf 6 Lump do.
20 10 cieaI Pork--0 do prime d.
10 do. hless do.
$50 bbls No s Mackerel,
500 quntals Of Cod and scale Fish,
50 boxe, dpt Candles,
10 casks Raisins-1O bsgs Pepper,
bags Piniento,
200 los. Cassia-tC00 lbs Coffee.
Too 700 Ame iRan CigaTs-Loxes Spanish do
10 cssk, Powder,
1000 10 Sbot-2OO 10, Starch,
hbls Gnger-- Bengal Iudigo,
adders Snuff
90 kegs characterization & wool Card,
5 doz, ehoveis,
90 boxes 8 by 40. s By 9 Glass,
Sd sd 6J Sd 1Od t2d and 40I cut Mails,
Together wiiE general assortment Of
Hard & H0Uow WARE.
Oct 2. 6w.
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Tobacco.
JOHN WILLIAMS,

No. and 2, Long WhaIf, Portland,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
2fN KEGS hands 10. Tobacco, John En-
- - def's Braud. Of n superior quality.
30 Kegs hands No. Q ~. John Endet's brand
Sd do. hands No. Do. r. Hoirs brand,
90 I'D. 8 hands No. 1 90. Cantar's brand.
90 do. 8 bands No 10 Rus.el's brand
20 10. vi Carendi>h NJ superior quality,
Tie expects 10 \ few days 20 have Half pound
Roll, and aides Twst, 40 buuchls to tie pound 81
a sup,rioF quality.
Tobacco sold as log as can Be purchased IN
Boston and Warrcnted .oes
Oct. ts t
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New Goods.
NATHANVIE MITCHELL,

y
Opposite Union Roc, Middle Sired
4 As Just received direct from Eng ioud an exI
H. D. tensive assortment Of Plated, PO,Ied a Bras
Harness FURNITURE-Trunk TRIM MINGf
aud " EBBS, which with his former stock renderI
bis assortment OF SADBLtRY complete.
lie has also, variety Of other articles ~ thE
Hard Ware line. Likewise, Chase Carpets-Phi4-
adeipha SkirIng Harness, Bride LEATHER I.
II Skins
For saie as bbove general assortment Of
W. 4. Goods Sc Groceries,
Wholesale or retaiI-aii Of which vii be cold D.
Cheap can be purchased in Portland.
~ f. al pc, sons whose notes aud accounts
have been due more than u x month, inlOruidh
that unless payment is immediately made, they q.
b. left with Attorney for collection.
Oct. 2 1921. GU.
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SPIRITS. : --iyson--YounE Hysor--
old Cognac brandy . Hysoa sAia--soucLoag 81
sehieaam and " eesP Cir. SPICES.
AmerleAh e. Gloves
OId AHa1' hu"' PIu- 1-.I4@la-CuEcT--
~ IRON 49,. y. S"alA 80 Cinnamon
LhsiTy 40 4, ii. ~ SUGARS.
II ,r,..;-. Si-;iy A. I white aud Brown Havana
Ie[a'' ~. Co., N INDIA double boiled Gro~n
I MI Ne, $500 ana Whtt-Insf, dnus4c a.1
FKIilTs ( s4ngie r, hsrG-Lumi->
nGlsc4tei -ul Boom Rsisirs. COFFEE
Mal~Es, Clsk, anL sutan4 West IndIl cess.
do.--snyIna co.--Iurkey CANDLES.
f't' Zan' HTi9. '' i-Aioaa \ Dip
Fi!berts-- Enr.h walnuts W.
-->Lagb., ks--Castanos--Pt-S at. I'NDi7A--'
Caa- Jordan Almonds n'"i-e' HoS.'
TEAS. CHEEsE.
CuPowier-lmperlal Tyson American, ufat.
Chocolate, No. 1 and Shells hottled ard
drought Cider Dem1ohns Que two ard fo1E gal
ions, MoIaytes, Wesl India aud Sugar Eektrs'
Mustard sUpeifue Durham Entry Mat, vari-
uu. SKIS; 5pemaCeti Oil FLASK aai Bottle do.
Sauces, essence Or Anchovies itlis Soy Ca
sup; Cayenne VI indsor Shaving soap brown
ana white 10. Liverpool blown Salt SAT- Petrr
Cider Vinegar Starch Dun Fish Oatmeal
Ciron; olives Capers Rics, and SuPerfar
Flour, particularly selected for families. A,e,
Huruna Cigars from Ms besi manu- (urtoTiss in HG-
cana.
--ALSC-
Factory Warn of all misunderstanding and Shirt
inE>-T .ckings stripe aud check GiugLams-io-
grther with variety Ut other ARTICLES too numrr-
Gus TO PG-ticulafize. The above articles will Je
sold very cheap for Cash Or approved credit.
u 4sny article PrOrIRg not SdttJoc!OTy UiU be
rtceiUed again.
100 hhds. Turks Island and Liverpool Salt.
Portland, Oct. 10 1921. 1t.
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Hh9lss "a zad Rstnil Grocery Establishment.
lssssURAl OK bUILntNG.-E 1oHA AGEsTAELr,
(JOaing ice Cumberland Bdnk,)
BY JOHN cox,
NEvHERF viii be kept the followirg articles 4
- sbe besi quality when they are u be lad IL
the country, VIZ:
SPIRITS. 4, TEAS.
Oh Coguac Eraudy- I Gunpowder- Imperial
Spanish Jo.-Cuerry DO , Hy.on-Ily.on.. Dung
ScuieJa:n and Weep Tyson Tyson skin
Ch---AmeuCan do SCuchoug-hohCa.
Old Jamaica Eum-st. sPICL,.
Cc0ix and Grenada DO : Nutmegs Mace Gloves.
Cherry aud \ r. 10. : Piwento-Cassia.. Gu
WINES. { ger-Cinnsmon.
ChsrpaiZn--L. T.. 5 SUGARS.
Madcirs-- sicily Ma White and Brown Ia.
dcira- teltE ar-Li-bon- ( vana- Aluscuv ado. va
V.lpLia-h Read Port riOus quahrcs--I nda
afet-Reu--Frortig- : double boiled Brown x
noe Malaga -Currsnt White-Loaf, double \.
FRUITS. single rtfatd-l.ump.
Naa Grape.-Muscs- COFFEE,
IN and Bloom Roisins- Old Java BoGrLon-'
Male-a Cask end Sui ; West lud,a.
taua do.-Smyt m DO CANDLES.
Turkey Gs,-Zauf Cur SpeIuaceti---d ould
rantt-N a,es.. Bordeaux . and Dipped IalIow,
Pruue--Lemons--Or- : yarious sizes
aages-App.e.. COKDIAIS.
NUTS. Martinique Noyeau-
Filberts-Eueli,h Wal AbsiuthP--Annseed-
Observation-Disclosures : Creolr--N unulu.
tau0s-prcan-Jordau CHEESE.
AlmCrds. American. best.
CHDCOI ATE, No. 1, aud , +; Shells bottled
ami crauEht CIDER Delntionus, one, tIO pud fo' 7
setlous i; Nolasses West INDIA. ( Sugar Baker. {:
Mu-a.d. suyeIfuc Durham Entry Mats. various
SIZE. Spci uactsi Oil; Flax aud Bottle 90. (;
Sauces Essence ot Auchovles; Iodia Soy Catsub;
Cayenne anh NaiaDar Pepper; Windsor Shawn
soap; B own & Waite do. CASTLE d.; lave pool
Blown salt Sllt Petre ider Vinegar StArcs;
Dun Fish; London and Bristol Brown Sent ;
Porter; I,inglass /; Ottmcai; Citron; Capors;
Rtce, and SUgeiHe Figur, particularly st'octed jar
Cdmltes. Also, Hacana CigUrs, from As best
zaunpflc,oriss ia HaraHn.
"a tlcua attention will be paid to orders crcm
families and for ship stores. Orders from abroad
Mil be attended to with Promp'ness and meet
uIth tbe sane attention though the persons
were present; strict uniformity will be adher-
"a 70 10 prices, q al who may be pleased TO favor
The above establishment
IL 81 articles no! rroring satisfactory 10 The
purchaser, tgiH be receirtd again.
-faguS7. (y
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Mem Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,


Erctange Street,
HAAS Just received. and noA opening FIR sale
large end extensive assortment Cf new
Fashionable Goods,
III tt. latest imporiations, VIII Bale KID
MINISTER CARPETlNG--i Case Figured
CANTON CRAPES-l Gaze PLAIN do.--Biack
Nankin Grape Dres.es-i Case "A IRISH LIN
ENS-Liuen DAMASK-Iinen CAM FRICS-
Linen Cambria HIkfs- kngIishNhitoS LIN HOSE.
French Back and White do. dc.-kqgl>b and
French black and white silk Gioyes-Braver and
Hid GloYes-Me~ino Hdkts.-Imitatiou do-bk.
Syncbaws-to. Ssrsenets-- Colored Lustring,-
black anj ~ mite Saltus---dunbie chain biz. Le-
vantine Silks-S1k and CHtsn Nrlvet>-eegant
Friuged CRANATS- blsck white and MKT
Wofsted an Cotton Hose Wonrn's white, biz
and slate ~. d1--5-4 black BON BAZINk-Fig-
ure3 BON BAZE IT'S Plain do.---TAkTAN
PLAIDS-Fg'd& Plain Jscune' Muslins- Fig'd
& Pain emo &Book do.-wih,e Cotton Cambrics
Colored do % m brio Muslins- Black white \ green
Italian and French Grapes Enc iishGingha Brit
ish Cotto. s-Furniture Patch Cal;cUes--Coton
Vestings-Toilenets-Na le.t.a and Silk Nesiinss
Flag and Bandanns Hdkfs.-B Black Silk do. -
blk red and assorted colours
Cashmere ShGWiS,
with and WITHOUT Borders BIsck Stockinejt--
Blue Nsnkins-Yellow do MilliRet- Bonnet
Paper-black md white Wound Wire-Couon
Sbswls-Dimities Jeans Nankuetts; Russia
Diapers; blk. and brown Linens; Ribbons (;
Tapes Buttons; Cotton and Linen Threads /;
Sewing SKIS, Twists Cotton Balls. sc. &c. &c.
Black blue, drab. MKT, hare.bark aad brown
Broadciofhy; black, bue. white, drah, mkt, and
bareback Casyimeresi blue Queens Cloths; blue
sud light colored Psiisse Cloths gr"en aud drab
CeahAgs /; DWsls; ksrseys; dab Hunters'
Itoths; blk. white, yeliow, and green Flanntis;
Srsnskins; ga ga, i0-i Tia Rose ElGnksis
&c. &c. &c. &C.
ALSOa general assortment of
Factory Goods, viz. Cotton
Steeanes Bcdhckngs GinghaHts Checks and
Stripes SaiiinsHs 4; Derry Diapers Bale
American red Elannels Silk end Cotton Un5r.l-
ils Parasos Bristol Firicks ilr cleaning Knives
* Forks.
sept. 1891. (tfl
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NEW GOODS.
A. g. ]. MASON.

Head Of hgrahanIs Wharf, HAVE FOR SALE,
IN hhds. sweet navoured &. Croix RUM-hhds
y N. +. RUM-pipes BRANDY-do. II. GIN
-hhds bbls American do quarter & half
quarter casks Sicily & Malaga WINES-5 casks
Sperm OlL-l0 boxes dipt CANDLES-boxes
STARCH ~ bags fine SALT-bbls GINGER
bags PEPPER and PlNlENTO-kegs TOBACCO
IS bales COTT ONO chests and boxes Sou
chong and Young Hyson TEA-20 bbs brown
SUGAR-30 bbs FLOUR-300 bushels yellow
CORN 10000 CIGARS 500 straws TUMBLERS
IS doz. SHOVELS-20 b bis. prime PORK-lO
bbls. clear do.-6OO0 lbs BACON.
Portland, Sept. %, 1921 CIV
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Rice, Cotton, OIL, Gin, Hine, Rye,
Pork. &c. &c.
SEW ARD RTER,

No. 3, Long Hhdrf
II rs for ,ale, landing from .oop Messenger
L 1 20 bushels Rye ('uitabie as subHituts) fo
Coffee,
bag. Ccfse-2o barrels Pork,
50 boxes Oranges ADD Lemons,
8 tisrces Rice-2o deg. Scythes.
Just RecelUed and an Store,
so pr. gentlemen. Nankeep Tror;Isrs,
6 bales Coton-lo ea'ks Sweet Oil,
10 hhds. Philadelphia Gin,
Sc pipes , Sicily Madeira WINE, of the Vim
hhds. tsgs Of 1915. Warranted pune a
q. cask } imported.
10 pieces choPpa and llg Handkerchief,
10, black Ila!isO sewing Silk,
10 boxes London made Pipes,
barrels bottled Porter containing dog. each
e boxes Waits No. * 3. Chocolate,
e e o., ; g s.:s. RAIsINs,
boxes AXes-2 doz. do.
' s &: s S'f S;::. TEAS
hhds n. o. Sugar
s gross Msckerel Hooks Bed Cords-bsgs Cork
-quintaI. Cod Fish- PIough,-- bbls. RosIn-Au-
cbors of all kinds and sizss &c. sc.
June ls, 1891. 4.
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NOTICE.

TO be sold At Public A uction, on "Wednesday
= the Sist inst. az the Insurance Office IN BaGh.
at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ ten shores in The Rrunsuirk
Cotton Mandatory being Numbers 5 8, "a 20
Al, a. 40, 81, 81 & IS, unless the instalneRk
now due and voted Oh tie 25,FAug last NJ four
teen dollars snd = cents on each share. shall be
paid previous % the thy Of SALE
SAMUEL DAVIS, Trsa'T.
Bath Oct. 18Th, 1891.
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Portland Silk and FOollen Dye
House and Pulling .MiH
ROBEkT THOMPSON.


WUULD inform Bis friends and the public
w that he has had pew Buildings erected near
Vau Ihan's Bridge for b. SILK IND HOOL-
LEN DaE, and for FaiLiag ard Dressing Cloth,
10 the neate-i manner. SIC has lately built new
machine Tor mapping and Ieashng and Dressing
Cloth, which does q in superior sile.
He also colours british blue fo' so cents a ward.
All kinds Of mems garments can be cOiored aud
cleaned whole.
Goods left at Messrs Haines aud Mofris', Mid
dle-Street at Mr.. SAINT EmeH's. head Of long
Wharf, at Mis- Cu,hing's, Fore-streei, aud Miss
harreA's, Exchange Street, will te taken aud re-
turned.
Il. H. Will furnish any Of the Country Cloth
iers with KnaPPing, TeazIing and Dressing Ma
chimes al 5000 CASH down, or $500 on one
years credit.
Goods colored black every week.
Aug. q III
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NATHANIEL CROCKETT,

WHERE viii be kept the following articles
" or The best quality, viz
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Wholesale & Retail Grocery Store,

Head Of Green Street, nearly opposite The
Hon. MATHEW Cont, he buiidiHg
formerly called the hsatrr, BY
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BY JOHN cox,

NETHERF VIII be kept the following articles II
'hf besi quality when they are u be lad IN
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u , : y ~ = I
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De'HS SPeedy, certain cure for he VeneriaL
Disease az QU as sfoges.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-28

paper mot being satisfied, may think proper
to return ii To tue editor within thiee "e1
An allowance OF ten per cent, viii oe msue
when claimed. on all MONIES receiver iof'
and RENTED TO the editor.
A few OF the first volume, either IN sheets
or well bound, with coplous lniex' remain
on hand for sale. -
Notes Of the Banks of North and oou'n
Carolina, Georgia and Virginia, generally
will be received al par.
r All communications to ne aG cares
to JOHN S. SKINNER,
iune % 1920 Baitimors.
P. S.-For alleditors in the | nited States,
who may have the goodness 10 give the pre-
ceding notice a few soeekiy insertions, the
editor OF the Farmer will be glad to tran
sact any business they may have in baltl-
more, or to return their good Offices IN any
| other way in his power. DIN
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DeVaugn.

-. Devaugn.
HAIR DRESSER & FANCY STORE,
Royal street, Alexandria:
INFORMS the public that he hasJust re-
L ceived an assortment OF
Fancy Articles in his Line,
which ne will sell low for cash, such as the
following:
Patent hair brushes, cloth do. tooth do
Nails do shoe do. razors OF all sorts
Travelling cases, dressing cases
Powder pufs, hair powder.
Pomatum of all kinds. dressing combs
Pocket and sporting knives
Tortoise shell pocket combs
Tuck 10. pocket do. common
Shaving boxes, shaving brushes
Shaving soap, pocket books
Looking glasses. Hopkins straps
Duff DO. snuff boxes
Curling tongs, Cologne water
Lavender do. anniseed paste, rough
Homes for razors, lead pencils s. cases
Watch chains. watch keys
Hopkins paste, Ladies thread cases
Segar boxes, segars, first quality
Best chewing tobacco. and many other
articles too tedious to mention.
n. +. Shaving or hair cutting done on the
loves, !erms. and great deduction made tor
nose that shave by the year.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-28
A Livery Stable

is now opened on the premises iorInefl
L occupied by Thomas Triplf't. on "a, az.
ington street, between King and Prince
streets, where citizens and TRAVELLERS ssn
be accommodated with careful os't;H
and hay and grain three times day iol u
ty cents, or by the month at ten dollar
As there IS large lot attached 70 the Pc
misses. with the accommodation OF a pump
Drovers. and those that have horses al
sale, will find 1t to their advantage 10 ssn
as they may get hay by the small, q gls"I
as they may want it and those d,sPo.5;,
to purchase Horses, by leaving de'e"P
ton shall have the earliest notice. r.
Fob JAMES ALLISON l. 10.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-28
District of Columbia,

.Aleaandrla Couniy au
WAS committed to the jail OF thls .' NJ.
w ty on the 81 inst as runaway, d
gro man named Kinney )unes, oou' asI
years OF age, feet 10 inches h'gn, hseu
made and of a lighiish cast; says ne ID; r. tbs
accustomed to following the wafer !, e,,,p.
bay trade. He claims freedom, ana tsJsnl
he has a mother in Baltimore, on e Int
Hill, by the name of Dorcus Jones, anu" %
he served an apprenticeship in BalllnWT Var
the sailmakng business with "IliIap NJ
TIE owner is desired to come, prov.
perry, pay charges and take bin AVA wa n
therwIse he will be disposed OF as E l%'
directs. ANDW. ROUNSA' t ,.;s.
jaa IS th2m '
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-28
Fishermen Take Notice.

TWISH to rent. for the ensuing season, or
Il for term ofvesrs that noted Il ,herv call
ed JOHNSON'S SPRING LIS celebrity as
a herring landing. together with its contigu
ity to market. renders it well worth the at
tention of any person acquainted with the
fishing business For terms, which will be
In proportion 10 the difficulty of the times.
apply to the subscriber
GEO. F. WASHINGTON.
wellington, near Alexandra, feb 9 fmw