davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-10
LlRe9uiSe,

also, IN Lumber- 1ard,
A general assortment OF country Lumber, con
sisting ofoip PLANK, boat Boards, comm on oak do
and Jp'esb.f inch Chesnut boards, &c. &c.
Wicktorj April IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-10
10 OLET

Ind f0ssessiOn gievn Immediately,
THE lower part Of house, situate in
L Ds,n: sn-slrec,. Fer particulars inquire H
this os.se Gsye
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-10
III. SESSIONS.

II. St.oOIONS,
HAS just received, and offers 70,
a ssle. a great variety of goods Wig -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-10

Aa,tfuare, Cutlery, Shib- -Lhandle,y, &c.
WM. II. RATHBONE,
Offers for sale at his Store, hsad Of
EHcke! WharJ.
OUADRANTS, double and Single
observation Brass and Wood Compssses
Spy Glasses: Cases of Mathematical Instruments
parallel rules. Scales and Dividers Navgstors and
Coast fi.ots Chsrts patent half.bous Glasses (;
Log glasses Bunting and Ships colours; QuilIs,
writing, letter and log paper ink powder cordsge
o. all sizes tyine house, cabin, psint and scrub
brushes brooms cabin mops log reels snd chifs
deep sea and hand leads. hand pumps serving
mailets blocks and hanks japan lamps and feed.
ers, horn and Tin lantons knives and forks hin.
ges OF al! kinds. screws; brass and iron lstcbes :
ioSks coffee mills, Jack aid pen knives, spoons
COOKS ladies' and tormentors; axes, hatchets, han.
mers japan and tin trumpets, ohisels, xugurs, fles
saws, barpoons aud grains, fish hooks sail needles
PAINS, leather, sheathing paper, csuIkirg irons
and mallets, marlin spikes; iron slIovels ship's
srcapers gmblets, pump and cispper nails slstes
and pencils, spanish brown, red lead tin, iron and
stone ware; patent deck lights brass pun y boxes.
wrought and cut nails brsds and ,scks Of al sizes.
tile. glue. chalk birthstone, lsmpback, oars, hand
spikes. Tar, Pitch, Turpentine aud Rosin oakurn
with full assortment Of every articles usually cali
ed ior in Hardware and ship Chandler, store.
GJ Pessoas wishing Quadrsnts and Compasses
repaired, can leave them al the shove store where
they will be attended TO.
Newport, June IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-10
{. NJ. IHURSTON.

KNs, WITH many articIes not mel
Nspbort, -fuyIa Is. 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-10


44 ssle, a great varis
Superfue Broadclo,hs l. {
Csssimeres,
Common do. do. Z
Sst,inetts, Pelise cloths, 4
White, red, and yellow
Flannels, 4
Bonbazetts, Rattinetts, 4
Black aud colored wo 5. y
ted Hose, 4
White and marble. do. ,
Colored and white ha!f'
Hose, 4
Hemp. 60. do.
Beaver, silk, and kid I
Gloves, f.
Long silk. do. Y
Light 2ni dark London {
prints,
Deep blue Calicoes,
Furniture and Copper 4
plates,
A 4 and sd Cambrics. 4
DO. do Jacunet Csnbrics ,
aud Musllns, Y
Do, 10. Shire Musiins, [
DO do. Limitation DO.
Real India book. 10. \
DO do. mud DO. A
Plain and (; ur'd Lenoes,
Figured null Musiins (
Tor dresses,
"A and Q 4 Cambria Di I
miuss.
Furniture Uimities, low
pcieed.
Fine and low priced IA
Linens,
English shir,ings.
american DO. bleach snd
Gbitened,
10 Shee,ings do. do.
bieRched Rnd unbieach'u
Russia Sheelings,
DO. DriiiugS,
India CGitons,
Bcdticks Am stripes 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-10

and offers for
e,y OF goods. viz - ..,
{ Ginghsms,
'furnilure Check,
; striped Jeans.
| White do.
2Do. Sstteen do.
\ Sd sheeting Linen,
( Wine and colored Gre.
J clan Robes.
\ Cottoo Shawls and hdkfs
y Grape Gauze,
y thread Lsces and Foot.
/ ing.
1Cotton do.
, Oii'd silk Aprons.
Black and colored SCI.
y tlns,
1 DITTO do. India Leysn-
= tin.s,
\ Back aud color'd Lut.
b striRgs,
} striped and plaid do.
h While do.
Black and Slate hIsnds-
, rlne Grapes,
Back Fiorentines,
> Back and Colored Nan
y Lin Grapes, OF a supe-
4 rior quality,
vIant0n do do.
( linen Csmsrics 90. do.
, hdkts.
b lack and colorsd Cassi.
q mere Shswls,
= 10 do. ga ga Grape
B. absw,s,
'Plam silk shawls.
= Fancy silk bdkfs
A al5hons, a grest variety
y hU.hl ial Flowers,
A NArs-ilies VesIinp.
Nslentia do. some very
= hne, -.
a slack and white sIk
} Hose,
r Merino borlered Shxwls,
y Scsrfs and hdkfs.
les too numerous To Dkrtic-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-10

With many other Articles too numerous 10 pArtic.
u!Arizc, ali of which he offers at lev prices.
Newport, July 81, 1921.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
For Bermuda.

For Bermuda,
~, The good schr. ONLY DAUGR-
IA. FER, Matthew Dagget, masters bur
."sa apoal 500 bbs. ana will IN very few
SaSsne ready, aud Can take 900 bills. Oh.
49, Also, For Freight,
49, Toe schr. FIVE SISTERS, Jacob
: - hawes, master, bur,beB about goo
II'rr''' and vii 10 lew days be ready 10
aoao' ana N preference will take freight 10
S'i'e northern port, or TO the Vest Indies.
Apply 10
J. II. LAOD Il Co.
"no Nave TOR sale on board said vessels
$50 tous excellent plaster.
S'Jt ff
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
mo. GIG.
just Published
4 ND for sale at John A. Stewards book.
IN store, price dollar,
THE HISTORY
Of THE
REFORM ALTON,
Just Published

Being an abridgment Of Brrp IS History OF
the Reformation OF The IhLIln o Eng Land.
Together with sketches of the lives OF Lu-
ther, Calvin, and ZuIngis, the three cethIa
ted rrformers of the continent. the
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector of the Parish
of St. Aundre, Virginia.
kkCOaNENpATIoT.
Having been favored with the perusal OF
an abridgmeDt OF the history OF tie reiorn'a-
ton, prepared tor publ, s,icn by The Rev.
B. Allen, | with pleasure comply with his
request, in giving il my humble rtcomn en-.
dstion. 1t contains the history Of all the
Important facts as narrated by Burnet and
to those no have not The tine Or the II cans
OF c"nsulling that writer, must prove intel.
estng apd valuable. There being consi-
derahle class OF persons under these cIcnm..
stances, such work ka- been WanttC. and
! think, the present one vii! tt highly &C.
cepiahle, as serving 70 meet the existing ex-
isc,lcv WILLIAM n. WHINE +.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14

For Boston,
.45s, The new brig John, J. Spear, jr.
ESsSnaster, 5ur;hen about 200 bbls. she
is very sgGerior vessel, ani viii be ready
10 bad in a few uays, and can take 5OO bbls
On treish,.
Pr Newburyport.
S5k The good 5chr. NARY, George
Ask&N. toward, master, burthen 900
tbs and will he d,>pAlche immediately, for
small freight or Passengers apply 10
J. II add X Co.
H3o base just recsiosi by said ossssiS
40 casks "hOmastoa Lime
81 bhls Potatoes
So bushels 10
81 u Boards
S"pt!5 IF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14

John IL. Laid y Go.
OFFER for sale, at reduced prices, for
- approved paper at long dates
lob hhds Muscovado sugar
80 bb!s do
loo boxes white St Jago do
2o hhds molasses
do honey
p chests imperial tea
"A do young dyson 10
7oon bushels Liverpooi coarse salt
loco do Lisbon do
S5 hhds NJ. rum
10 bbls colorng
. do CORDIAL
10 pipes, in pipes, half 30. quarter casks
and halt TO Madeira wine
pipe old Charante cognac brady
9 hall pipes port wine
80 boxes DO
Hampers white parking champagne
do Clos vogot burgundy wine
10 cases Htnt Bron claret
5 half pipes iencriiie wlnel
Oauarter casks 60
2O Casks Comenar DO.
10 - Malaga do
4 - Malaga sherry
gu bb!s vinegar
hhd cherry bounce
90 boxes almonds
80 bbls beet and pork
80 = No. /, mackerei
10 baIf do do
800 bbls gross and nee. herring
50 do do shad
5UO bushels oats
1000 lbs .oaI leatherof District, New Eng.
land and Brazil tanning.
COO tons plaster OF faris,
300 grlnd stones
so f'reeborn's poughs with extra shares
Of which are kept constant supply
OF every description
Reans writing letter sugar loaf wrap
ping and sbeaih,ng paper
I9 bales India G. German goods
6 pieces German duck
Is cases men y boys line Il coarse hats
cases coarse SHOES
9 boxes large AMI small sdies hair combs
bales English herring seine twine
kegs Virginia manu- actured tobacco
20 boxes sperm Candles
So ton. IA. SweGes Iron
% casks be-, English gun powder lying
al the Powder house
20 hhl. red ochre
l bDl indigo
5 patent balances
bales hops
25 boxes window slas. various..sizes
tierCes rice
100 Hamburg demuohns
81 basket. s. halt 10 sweet oil
| ,0n0 ,hs binders j. ban hox boards
coils cord.ge. handspiAss,' h.n.s, nes'
nsasures Il boxes.
sep, 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
For Amsterdam,
For Freight,

-. TUT FFeiSIit,
~ The Schooner ELlZA-ANN, Oliver
.sfs<> jordan, master; burthen 900 bhls.-
NN' os really 90 receive a cargo III three
eys.-App!y to
WILLIAM FOWLES {. Co.
VIE haze for safe rsc'd by sand sckr.
sOO casks fresh 'IhomasLOn
Lime.
sept 8 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
nor Freight,
= ~ amsterdam,

TIr tm>IrfUain.
eag The superior brig SALLY, /.
3&alxaIs!1. Berry, master; will sail IN ali the
present month. A lew hhd> OF tobacco, or
EH Nrtclc, will he Daken On freight. APP
ply to I'M. FOWLE !. CO.
For Freight.
stS The ship THOMAS WILSON,
Es5b- " ". Thompson, master, carries
spout 5UC binds. Tobacco, is substantial
gpiyes>er has hall her Cargo re ady togo on
J.,ri, ani vii proceed to Amsterdam, Rot.
,srisU OF Bremen a, the balance may offer,
winch will oe taien at = moderate freight,
Apply = abuYe.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
For pernambnca, and a maket
in BrAzi!S and Buck,
For PASSPORT,

For PASSPORT,
EsEl The good schr. MARY SPEAR,
W5A, Robert Perry, master; burtben about
rs bb's. and will re ready to load IN iew
DAYS aud wants 500 bbls, freight. Apply 10
10 IN II. LADD & co.
who have just received per above vessel,
Brig lanes Monroe and schr. Hancock, tor
sale now ahnat,
500 casAs fhomast0n lime
"a Vi. merchtntabls boards
So IONS Plaster
81 g pepper
SO 5Dls brown sugar
S. white Hivana'do
q ST. CroM do
~ boxes mp do
10 or, cas- street. Malaga wine
nalt pipe genuine port 10
81 pieces Russia duck
leases ile tnd CT nmOn fur hats
llpGneons West India rum
8! casks cut nails Of assorted sizes and
OF best quality
ncl2 tf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
Latin, Greek 6 French

LANGUAGES.
MYTHOLOGY. HISTORY,
Modern AMI ancient BIOGRAPHY,
E.NGLlss GRAM VI Ak,
Greek and Latin COMPOSITION,
French DO. ia prose ana Tetre,
RHkIUhiC. IN all ITS various branches ;
WnIng anu A rihmeuc.
Any communication directed to the sub
scriber Mddleburg, will b" sHctly attend
ed 10. J. B. TRACY.
Louioun county, Oct. 80.
n. b. Mr.. Tracy wonid have no obJec-
tion ,n reside with one or none respectable
tamilres in capacity OF Tuter.
nov y
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER A. 1921
THOMAS CUILItS.

Observation-Disclosures the Mechanic
Bank,
IL AS inst receiveda handsome assortmen ut
III OF Hardware. Military and Fancy
GOUlJS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
4. j. Shymanshi.
DENTIST,

DENIIST,
- ESPECTFULLl informs the citizens
h Z oi Alexandra, GeorgeiuWn and " ASH
ingiom, that he has liked nls residence ia tins
pace l0r The ensL,ns winter, where he will
dttt nd to The different branches OF hls pro-
lesson.
Long practice, proper instruments and
materials, will enabI. hlr. Ia give an en-
tire satisfaction to those VINO may iavor mIm
with their custom. GA convenient room has
been provide Tor tue accommodation OF bis
customers. IN King street, ,linme j,stely oppo-
site the hlecua, .cs' Bank OF Alexandra.
nov 3 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14

Patton 8 Butcher,
received per the ship Boston
III captain Finley, from Liverpool, the
balance OF their Fail assortment OF
HAkDW ARE.
CONSISTING OF
Wagon boxes
Hoop ion, to inches
Sheet iron
Round do.smaIl sizes
Sheet lead
Shot belts, powder fa,ks, & bird bags
Iuntsmen's patent horns
L., Blisier-d steel
ASivilis 4. wees
Sledge !. hand hammers
Knives l. forks
Iron wire
Locks, hinges, screws.
&c. &c.
oct & 2aw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
GOODS


OF the newest ana most fashionable patterns,
which be offers for Sale al very low prices
for cash--to wit:
Ivory, Buck, Bore. Tip and Foliuck,
Table and Desert KNIVES, ami FORKS and
Calvers, RdZorS vi supelcr quality, Fen
Knives, hne Scissors, 1 COX. Shoe anu BUTCH
er-knVe,, PUCAe, sDd Spurisu. knwes,
plated Ca>tois; Shutters ani Trays, Japan
ed tea lrays.H aIter,, Bread Baskets, al, So
my asses and Spilouus, brass Can'iies,ICks,
cloak AMI curtain fins, STAR RODS ai,d Eyes,
Britannia coffee Rot. \ lea Pots, sugar D,>hes
and cream fVl- and Spoons, Morocco pocket
Rnuxs, thread Case, uotr Books, " arets,
needle Books, caro- Cases. anC iauIe', hele-
ciies, 10th, hair, Cium, Tooth and
Hearth Brushes, shaving brushes, BOXES and
Soap-a variety OF ianc} Soaps, patent
powder flasks ana Shot Belts, WHIPS ana
cases, lhImbes ana boGkIns, steel putia ms,
sic ei snuGer's, patent Key .usS nd nest sll-
yer e. II needles, IUriUlSe shell tuLh anu side
Combs, visiting carJs, neere's wafer Coiors
warranted, Cdmeis hair pencils, lea her
Backgammon boards, Chess-men, guid
anu SILVER epsui-ts, lace, cord and thread,
GIT ana plated eagles, swords and belt
mounuDgs, piumes, pistols. green " ire ten
ders, shower and longs, brass AndIrvDs,
fancy bellows, GIT and mahogany tame
per looking glasses, mahv. any tOiiet,e sias-
ses, &c. &c.
nov Z. 4d2awSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
s|Dr Aew orleans,

.Is; The brig Hannah, w Pearson,
.Ssss::!sl. mes,tr, VIII san OF rht 10Th October,
and take neIGnt Or pa,,enge.s Oh moderate
lrrms, Apply 10 ". t'DWLE, y. Co.
BIo tlr: sop d,a bag from hr..l,idas, and
foe safe,
10 tons St. Petersburg hemp.
oct tf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
Cheap Shoes.

htdP '1'o''
S. q ID. REED,
JJAVE just received from BALTIMORE and
L Boston, a Iresn supply OF SHOES. con-
s,stipg of III. following kmds:-Wh ich they
offer for sale at reduced prices tor Cash
Ladies KID Slippers with heels
Ditto, Morocco, do.
do. do. do.
40 Kid do.
Misses and Childrens Morocco and Leath.
or Shoes. Men and Boys thick and bound.
GrFur aud wool Hats, Boys white wool
Ditlo.
aug. IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-28
AMERICAN CARPETING.
Nerc York. Nop. l9.

Nsrc York. Nop l9.
It's known to our readers, and to the
public generally, that Messrs. John and
Nicholas Haight, of this city. procured
from the American Patent office, in the
summer of lS20, a patent for valuable
invention for the manufacture of par
ticular kind of Carpets, composed of cot
ton warp and wooilen welt; and that their
manufacturing establishment of this des
sription of goods has since that time been
in successful operation, to the great bens-
fit OF the country, and as we trust to their
individual interest. The carpsting they
manufacture for beauty, variety of figure,
frmpess and durability, isdesidedly supe-
rior to the English carpeting, and has the
preference in the market.
This establishment gives constant en-
ployn.snt to several hundred persons, and
has already been the means of retaining
in the ceuntry many hundred thousand OF
dollars winch would otherwise have been
transported aeross the Atlantic IN pay
mont of British Csrpsting. AS was to
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-28
AMERICAN GLOVES,

We always gratifed at the oppor-
tunity Of awarding the need of praise to
our ingenious and industrious country
women, whs are constantly offering to
the public notice the most delicate speci-
mems of their taste and skill. There is,
what we may term spirit of patriotic
emulation among the fair daughters ofthe
land which is to their honor and their
praise.
One of our friends called this afternoon
to show Us pair of Gsntlenen's deer skin
gloves, manufactured by Miss Ann Webb,
of Johnstown, Montgomery county, from
a skin dressed by MIR. Josiah Leonard, of
that place. They are remarkably soft
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-28
.New York, NoV. "a.

Sfc~ipIhs 5'OU' 81
In the Caracas Gazette of the 18th Oct.
is law of the Congress for The establish
ment of an uniform system of education
throughout the Republic of Colombia.
In the preamble the Congress declare that
public education is the basis of representa-
tive government, one Of the first aGvan-
tsges that the people ought to derive from
their independence. By means OF it they
will be able to understand their duties. and
TO value and support religion and public and
private morals.
1t is enacted b. the Congress that Col
lege shall be established in each province Of
the Republic, containing rudlmental school,
and at least two prolessorships-one of .e
Spanish and Latin Grammars, and the prin-
ciples Of rhetoric and the other Of Philoso-
ply, and such branches of mathemstics.a as
SHALL be judged most important to the in
habian,s of the province. In the colleges
of the provinces which can support it, their
shall be professorship of the civil law OF
the country, and of canonical, natural, and
national law /; one OF dogmatical theology,
and what other soever the liberty of the res
pective ne iehbouring provinces shall esta.
blish with the appreciation OF the Supreme
Government. I hese studies shall be the
qualification for receiving degrees in the
respective Universities under the rules which
they prescribe.
The funds to be devoted to the endew-
ment of these colleges are then enumerated;
and power is given 10 the Executive, with
the appreciation of Congress, in case it is
found necessary. to supply them with money
from the public funds, when they allow Of
il,
The colleges are to be placed in whatever
part of the province the Executive power
shall choose for central situation, a health
tul climate, building, already erected, sc.
The Executive power shall encourage the
study Of agriculture, commerce, mineralogy,
ana the military sciences necessary for the
defence of the Republic. The plan Of edu-
cation shall be similar IN all the colleges,
and shall be directed by the Supreme Go
vernment, to whom shall be entrusted also
the reformation Of the constitutions of the
colleges now existing. The same govern
men: shall also have the investigation Of the
rents and buildings intended for public in
strustion, and report thereon to tue next con-
gress.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-28
Frsm the .New York Daily .fdvertiser.
FOREIGN SELECTIONS.

FOREIGN SELECTIONS.
Comet is expected to appear about the
end OF 1921 or the beginning OF 1922 A,tro-
nomers and Star-gazers look out!
Doctor Cosin having heard the famous
Thomas Fuller repeat verses on Scoldns
Wife, was so delighred with them, as to
reques, copy; but Fuller told him copy
was needless, as he had The original.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-28


ing is very strong and fine andths orFa-
mental nesdle-work very neat and beau
tiful. The gloves are full, equal to the
best English, and we are Informed they
can be sold cheaper than the imported Of
similar Quality. We recommend TO the
young lady to send some OF then! to New
York, where they will find ready sale.
nv. Y Ev. Journal.
A Connecticut paper. IN humorous ar
tiele upon the subject Of taste in choosing
names for children, states that the following
name Tor "a ,bsr nanes) belonging to cItl-
zen of that state, namely .Nahar Masa!
Hashbah Polyearpa, Nel'o" Scefeld-the
last being the surname This beats frd''s
God, Bareboncs, Preserved Fish, De-
termnsd Cook, and great mary others but
we believe We can muster up one that will
cap them all and thus goes the story -
Some twenty years ago hew-England sea
captain having some business at the Marsh
al's Office in this town, which required him
to sign bis name, was rather tedious in per-
foming the operation, which did not escape
the observation Of the Deputy Marshal, who
was little inpatient at the delay, and Curl
Gus withal to see what sort OF name it could
be that required so long time TO spread 1t
upon paper. Perhaps the captain had a
long string of titles to grace it, such as hon
oratie, esquire, Colonel Of Militia, selsetrnan
Of the town Of, &c. &c. which he chose
to make an ostentatious parade Of; or perhaps
it was bis within to subscribe the place oil his
nativity l. that Of his residence together with
his age, height and complexion. He was
mistaken; Cor the captain had subscribed
nothing but simply his name, which when he
had done, the Deputy Marshal, after some
trouble in decyphering, found to read thus
Through. Much Tr,bulat,on- We Enfer--lnto
The kingdom Of Hsavsn Clapp. "Will you
please to tell me, Captain Clapp," said the
Deputy, with as demure face as bis violent
inclination to indulge in hearty laugh would
allow him to put on, "what might your mo-
tber have called you in your infancy to save
herself the trouble of repeating sermon
whenever she had occasion TO name her
darling ?""Why sir" replied Capt. C)app,
with laughable simplicity. "when was lit
tie, they used to call me Tri6by for short
ness" Norfolk Herald.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-28
Prices Current, tirhoIesaie) at 81. Georges,
Bermuda, Sd Nor. 1921.

Received al the Commercial Reading and News
Room, Norfolk, by the schr. Rising States.
Flour, 8. per Dbl. dolls az so; Corn Meal
do. Us AZ so; Crackers, do. 80 IS; Corn,
per bushel, IS Cts. a 30; Peas, black eyed, do.
- 81 l-e; bird eyed, DO. IL -. The fore
going articles are ali in demand Bread, Navy,
per Dbl. so do. Pilot, 5a 5 80, sales.-Staves
W. O. hid and heading. per NJ. SO 10 dollars
DO. K. o. do. rs 80; shingles, do ) so all
in demand. Rum, WinGward Island, Sd pri per
gal 50 cts. IS; do Jamaica, 4th do. IS 50; Mo
lasses 20 80; Sugar, per cwt dolls Z 50;
Coffee, do. - 2S.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-28

The parties when brought before the NJ.
gistrate, said they had been drinking ra,bst
freely stherwise, the tragedIan said. n.
would not have struck his d" dramatic Iyr..',
and the sweep, that be would not ha,e
joined in riot for merely being called
Hamlet. The magistrate fined both tn. of.
fsnders FIVE shillings each.
London pap.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-28

Wanted
ITO purchase few COWS. Enquire Of
& the Printer -aov Is 5tawew
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-28
clay on Macduff-
And damn'd be he who first cries
Hold enough"

at the same time PAINTING the Waterman. The
Royal Dane," still kept vocifera,ing
scraps from plays. and called out =" What
no I'm hoarse in daring you 10 action"
Other waichmen came up, when The TRACE
dian and the sweep were secured and con-
veyed to the watchhouse. While in the
strong room great noise was heard, and as
place bad made the sweep poetica!. the &C
tor was spouting Shakespeare with imeassion-
ed violence, and there was great difficulty
i'll .ilencing him al late hour Of the night.