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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25
For Freight,
FOR Freight,

FOR Freight,
f%E The good scnr. CARR, Jo-
.A&& seph Merryman, master; burther a.
bout 500 barrels. She is only 8 years old,
and will in few days, he ready TO load -
Freight TO southern port. or New. York,
will have preference. Apply to.
JOHN H. LAOD g. CO.
Who hare just rece.ved for sale,
loo gallon demUohns
loo gallon do
ties each refined salad
II do of do oil
40 bbls prime pork :
20 do do beef
boxes cotton and wool cards, assorted
numbers april 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25
For New-York.

.&M, The sloop RANGER. capt, Smith,
.will be ready to load in three days.
and take freight for that port, on reasonable
terms. Apply ts WM, FOWLE e. Co.
Who have for sale said s!oops cargo of
40 900 feet merchantable lumber
Also lending from the schr. Eliza,
80 bbIs New York prime pork
april 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25
Rice.
N Office.

! EFT the employment of the subscri-
Il lber, on the morning OF the 9th instant,
a NEGRO MAN, named Fielding, about 8
feet inches high, and thirty years of age:
hts clothing not reccolected, but tina of an
ordinary farm hand. He is well formed OF
dark complexion, down look, and slow in
bis articulation.
A reward Of Ten Dolk1rs will he given
for him, if taken in the county of Fairfax
or Alexandra; or Thirty Dollars if taken
out of them when delivered to my agent,
Mr.. Seul, or lodged in any safe iaol
BUSHROD WASHINGTON.
march3O
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25
For tleiplli.
Leesburg Turnpike
Roam COMPANY

NOTICE is hereby given, to the stock.
l Nhnliers, that the fourth instalment OF
Ten Dollars on each share of the new stock
Chat is the stock subscribed since the LIST
day of October. 1873 is sailed for and re-
CURED to be paid OR or before the 10th day
of May next-Those who have not paid up
the former call. must do so without delay.
THO. r. MOTT. Treasurer.
April g thirtyt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25
w heat.

TSRAEL. JANNEY, jr. continues to pur-
L chase WHEAT, at the Phoenix Mill,
formerly Hartsaorne wv here several thou.
sand bushels are wanted, for " hich the high.
est price will be given in cash. 8 mo ls
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25

For st. Thomas and back.
sEE The srhr. S UTHERN IRA
4AR DER, Josiah Simpson mater, bur
then about $50 bhls. she is an excellent
vessel, and will be dispatched Immediately.
For freight of 800 bhls. or passage having
good accommodations apply to
JOHN H LADD, 4. Co.
aprill IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25
William Fowle & Co.

AAIouI tOWlc y w.
III AVE for sale the cargo of the brig Bru
l. ius, capt. Robinson, IRON the Bay Of
HoIldurus. consisting OF
10000 feet mahogany
lotions logwood
loco pounds indigo
A tew pounds of tortoise she'll
For sale or freight,
S4$N The above named brig, carries a.
!6 bout 1000 barrels, is good vessel
and can be ready for cargo in few days.
Also, for freight,
IN, The schr. ELIZA ANN, Oliver
Jordan, master, carries 500 barrels.
A superior vessel, and will take freight
TO any eastern port.
And for sale said schr's cargo of
400 casks Thomastown lime
5000 feet merchantable lumber
loco do hard wood joist april l6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25
For Boston.

.M The good schr. UNION, Robert
.A& Elbridge, master; burthen about 600
Ibis. now loading aad having two thirds OF
her cargo engaged, will sail n two or three
days, for freight of balance, apply to
april 4 JOHN n LADp 4 Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25
Shoes and Hats.

WIN. TRUE has just received by late
w arrivals, fall supply of ladies'. mis-
ses', gen,lemen's and children's shoes o
every description, made particularly by
order, and warranted good.
ALSO-Gentlemen's black and drab imi
tation beaver hats; boys and children's low
priced fur and wool hats; all OF which will
be sold as low as at any store in the district
apriI u.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25

A. G.. Cazenove q Go.
Lave just received a few packages OF
III German Hardware. consisting of
Coffee m ills, assor.ed sizes.
Straw knives, grass scythes
8, 10, and | | inch. hoes, and best Has
sendever steel.
Also,
So bbls. New ErglaRd Rum.
march 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25

Sperm Candles, &c.
TOHN H. LAD T. Co. have just re-
- ceived for sale
Is boxes spermaceti candles
20 do brown soap
s cases mems shoes and boots from
Alden's mandatory april t9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25
MORNING, APRIL s5, 1921.

Fruits, &c.
NTANDEVILLE q LARMOUR, have
lXl received for sale
80 boxes fresh Sicily lemons
20 do do oranges
80 do do MuscateI raisins
% hdds old rum
80 bhds Orleans
20 Tierces Molasses.
10 bags coffee.
With their usual assortment Of Wines,
Liquors and Groceries.
april2l 2aw2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25
For Liverpool,

For Liverpool,
EK The ship wlLhELMiNA A.
&E Francis Dyer, master; will sail on
|e Goth inst. aud take passengers on mo-
era,e terms. Apply to o
For Freight.
k% The schooner MARY, Lem
E&uel Crab,ree, master; carries about
bn barrels, and will take freight to any
stern port.
And for sale said schooners cargo OF
|k5O0 bushels st. Ubes Salt.
april Q Apply as above.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25
For Freight,

For Freight,
.SA Three good SCHOONERS, one
carries loco, and the others $50 bbls
each, they will go to Bermuda or some cas-
tern ports N preference and will soon be
ready to load Apply to
JOHN n LADD & Co.
Who have received for sale,
100 boxes Smoked Herrings
march @
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25
austrian Army on The Banks Of
the Poi

austrian army on The Banks OF
the Pol!
DY accounts from Europe we have learnt
Dthat the AUSTRIAN ARMY has actu.
ally commenced operations against the pso
pie of NAPLES, or in other wolds they
arc using every exertiOn to crush The DAWN
OF LIBERTY in Europe; but We hope lbose
tyrannical rulers, who commit the greatest
eaormities under the name of the Holy
Alliance" will shortly be stopped in their
career, by the praiseworthy exerti'ns OF
some OF our patriotic citizens Who will
shortly send out supplies 70 The suffering
Ne0pol,tans, for the purpose OF which they
purchased several tickets in the
GRAND ALTON Al. LOTTERY.
Which are certain OF obtaining prizes--and
as the grand capital prize of
10000 Dollars.
May come out on Hedaesddy nert, all cili-
zens who wish to aid in the Establishment OF
LIBERTY THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
will do well to apply Immediately at
RUNNEL'S
Lottery Office,
King street, Alexandria.
Where few more lucky numbers are
still on hand. Be i! remembered that Run.
nels has within these few months distribut.
ed to his friends FOUR THOUSAND DOL
LAR IN CASH. april 20.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25

Just received and for Sale,
nNE hundred yards 90, 96 and 80 inch
~ Hair Cloth, of superior duality, and
at low price. doz. Rush bottom Chairs,
of a superior quality; Sacking bottoms
made to any size. and at the shortest no.
tice .-Upholstering done with neatness and
despatch. Hair and Moss Mattresses, made
in the neatest manner.-Also general as
sortment of Furniture as usual, at my Cabi-
net Mandatory, king street, Alexandra.
S. WARD.
april 7 taw5w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25
Wheat.

A C. CAZENOVE & Co. will purchase
n wheat, Tor which cash will be given.
April 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25
LeghOrn BOnnets.

vNHE subscriber has just received one
i case Leghorn bonnels ofsuperor quail
i'y and latest importation, from No. SO to
So, and will be sold on as good terms as at
any store in the district.
LlKEWlSE-A few cases of ladies' and
misses straw bonnuls, all Of which will be
sold cheap for cash.
april 6 WM. TRUE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25

Coffee, Tea, sc.
TOHN H. LADD & Co. have just reeeiy-
- ed and offer for sale,
I9S bags St. Domingo coffee
7hds do do
10 chests imperial tea
l9 boxes white Cuba sugar
do brown do do
l80 tons plaster
For Freight,
SIX The brig VENUS, Kelley,
49, master, burthen 900 bbls.
ALSO,
.SAN The schr. SUSAN, Baxter, bur-
&3& then 1000 barrels.
ALSO,
-S& The schr. HOPE, Frispy; burthen
S4& 700 bbls. all good vessels. Apply
asaboye. march Ia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25
New Shoe and Hat Store:


j. Fl. RUNNELLS
LAS just received, on commission. a! his
Ill new store, opposite Messrs. Patton g.
Butchers. K!ng-street, Alexandria. where
eh offers for sale general assortment OF la.
dies, misses gentIemen's, boys and chill
dren's SHOES, OF every description; also,
genllemen's and boys imitation beaver. ro-
ram, napt and wool HATS, unusually cheap
Tor cash.
H. would also inform his former friends
and customers, that he has engaged mum
Der OF good workmen IN the boot and shoe
line, who will keep him constantly supplied
with ready made boots and shoes, Ut the
very best stock the country will afford.
which, together with constant supply OF
norther shoes, will enable him to execute
all orders for the above. goods with promp-
titude.
N. B. Ladies and gentlemen wishing
boots or shoes made expressly for them, can,
at short notice, by leaving their measure at
his store.
Wanted Immediately, s or 6 Journey
men. on mems and women's woik;, none
but good workmen will be employed, and
constant employment given. march u
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10
DIED

At Warren, Miss Mary Lawrence, aged 90
Mrs. stsll-Mr. Buxton, killed by lui b from a
tree he was faiiIDs-Widow Rebecoa Robinson
Widow Starret-Sirs. Matthews, wife Of Robert
Matthews.
Lost al sea, Mr.. Martin ii. Buxton. son Of Or
Edmond Buxton, Of Warren.
Ia Gusdaloupe, Capt. Lawrence Crawford
and two sesmen-Aiessrs. Joshua Anderson and
Emery Begs, all Of Warren
Al Denmark, ia the county Of Oxford. on the
2Oih ult- Mrs. Ann OsCOoD, aged y, wife Of
Col. Joshua Bailey OsgoOd--In the decease of
this lady, her disconsolate husband and children.
her nanssroas circle Of relatives and friends and
society an general have sustained great and IN
Comparable iOsS-naturaily amiable and afiec-
Tomato, aud from principle, taste and habit kind,
COURTEOUS and dIgnihed In her intercourse with
the word, She held high rank in the esteem and
respect "a All WHO knew her-the ordinary IAN
guage OF euiogy could not do justice to her ner-
s-she bore the long ana distressing illness which
terminated her temporal existence, with uncom-
mon iorutude and resignation; and to the close
n her Hie, evInced Pious resignation to the dis
Pensstons OF her heavenly Father, In whom,
through her saviour, sine had professed her faith
and hope.
On board sohr Washington, Lewis, at Havana.
June z, F" Iiiiam CHnOie, Of this town, aged Ia
also two OF the crew.
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GAZETTE
E@k-lus1 x
PORT OF PORTLAND.
SHIPPING LIST.

ARRIVALS.
MONDAY, July 2.-Arrived sloop Superb.
Ripley, New York, corn and rye-schr Friend
] ork, do. -four and corn.
WEDNESDAY, July 4-Arrived brig Aroo
Capt. Z. Jordop, AZ days from Liverpool. with
Salt and Coal, to Mr.. Israel Richardson. Left
there ship Concorda, Storer, Of Saco. not com.
menced ioading-ship Atticus, Wescost. of Cas-.
tine, sailed for Boston May 2I.-June !. lat. az
long. a3, ship Herculus, -, of Whit Haven
from Savannah, for Havre.-June %. lat. 80 long
So, schr. Zephyr, Ripley, 80 days from Oporto.
for boston-iat. SO, long. So, English brig, % DAYS
from LONDON, for 81. Andrews. v. B.-June 9s
lat. 80, long. So, brig Hal, Carl, 10 DAYS from
Philadelphia, for Belfast. July 2, lat. a.. long.
90, ship Palladium, -, 80 hours from Boston,
on Nhaieins voyage, in CO. with shin Canton.
Of Boston.
SAME DAY-seh Betsey, Chadwick, St. John.
for ba'tlmore, plaster.
ThUksDAl-bris Mechanic, Purington. Bos
ton-sloop + ncy Packet, Waite, Eastpou. pIas.
ter ana hsh.
FKlDAf-sloop Caty Ann, Silesbv. ST. john
brig Domestic, barney, 10 days from ST. Barts.
sarge VINE, fum ana moiasses, Hides, Goatskius
sugar, ola copper, old iron, &c &c 10 Churchill
and Osborn. Lett there brig Abeons, Porter, Of
this port, for 81. Thomas, next day schr i've
Oak. BIsseii, Tor New-York in IL DAYS: chebac.
CO boat Zembuca, Brown, for Boston in i; be.
sides number OF others, not now recollected.
Markets Dull.-Flour $3.50 SIS, Butter
good, 10 to 10 cts Lard, II to Is cts.-Boaus
white, 10 TO 10 -Psk, No. 2, IL -2 to 10 CTS. .
Beef, No. 1, IL to 10 Cts Cod Fish, Is. q
5 3 5o--aiackerei, No. 3, S4,-Lunber, white
pine, NJ Sls TO 20, 10 demand.-Rum, pr gal
80 TO "a oIs.-sugar, ito 6 cts. pr. II. no sale
1 Molssses, IL TO Is cts. and in demand.
| SATURDAY, Jtty ARRIVED brig Fox, Capt
/ II. Warren, 20 days from i'oint-Petre, Gaud.
with moasses TO Messrs. Thomas Merrill and
Samuel Hanson-Left there schrs. Ruby, Gage
for Boston in 10 days /; John Armistead, Neil.
for Newyork IN 20, Francis Ann, Douglas, for
Norfolk, Is Five Brothers, Richardson, of Bel.
fast, for Boston, uncertain, Capt. sick Bellona
Sylvester, from Wilmington, for Maine, uncertain
| Capt. sick, also Widows Son, Long, Of Eliza.
beth City, dischsrging briggs Phebe, Grndel
for Castine in days Altoona, Bright. Of Bos-
ton, touched off on the sth Of June, and sailed
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10

address 10 the parish Of halw'ch, which stated
that the psrochiaI reiei had contributed ma
terially to The deterioration Of the moral char
acier. The FIRST provision he should propose
would be 20 hx maximum 10 parochal relef,
and he would take that trrm 1891 as the rate
bad not then been The highest, and the~rslue
OF money had approached somewhat 10 lis an
Gent value. lie should then propose, that no
higher rate should be levied than had been
done on The 25Ih OF Marcb, 1921. The next
measure be had to propose, related 10 the dis
iribution Of The rates. Ia many places the
poor looked 10 the parish for the maintenance
oi,heiT second child, and in some even 10 that
OF the first. His regulation should be pro-
spective after the passing OF the Act no re-
lief should be afforded by any 0gerseer or
Justice Of The Peace, to any single person, ex
cept ~ the case Ofslckness, inhTmlty, AND old
age"
The Marquis Of LONDONDERRY expressed
his thanks to the Hon. aud Learned Gentle
nan, and he hoped ibat i would receive eve.
~ consideration and support FROM Parla-
! meht"
After some observations from Mr. Monck,
Mr.. Mansfield, Dir. Ricardo and Mr.. NJ. A.
Taylor, leave was gwen, and Mr.. scsrleit
brought in his Bill, which was read first
| Tine, and ordered 10 be read second time
on the 24th inst" -.-.- .-----
Royal CLARK, Esq. IS appointed Post-Mas-
ter at Bangor, vioe Governor WILLIAMSON.
/ res gned. -
! The Governor and Council adjourned Yester-
morning, to meet again on the 18th day of Oc-
| tober next.
We understand the votes for a member Of
Congress for the 9th Congressional district, were
as follows
For Hon. EBENEzER HERR1CK, 1898
" PETER GRANT, Esq. 200
! L. L. WARREN, Esq. 484
There were also number Of scattering votes,
leaving about 72 majority Ior Mr.. Herrick.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10
.M.ARRIED.

In Mnct, Nr. ZoPHAR REYNOLDS, of this
town, 70 Miss MARY POLLARD, daughter Of Oil
yer Pollard, Esq. of the former place.
In Bridgton, by the Rev. N. Church, MIR.
Amos p. Knox, Of Westbrook, TO Miss Eliza
Sears, of the former place.
la Dover, Doct. Burleigh Smart, Of Kenne-
bunk Port, to Miss Abigail Cogswell, ofthe for
mer place.
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Ts SER N0rfclk, firm Phi.5dsphis for Men Orlssnt.
recently pit N0it, ~ asre5g- hETIHg been ST on 'r
~ k,ft ard ke AZ a ofgi.ri tsfnE bgayd the apais
MT kngzng theft coEnfS Or orrvsrg fhs TEhGr the
capt grfrhaj the cargo 70 sffy himself a5af TIE oyEiH
q me IRE, aud 70 II it .yag entirely prf sai
repl5oiag kegs, Thfc rsprenfd 50 ccSts n
$4,000 dds fer the Bas me CGisr, Before givf-g recsff
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r RE sasz. fhsssh proper 10 esss fer. vler 70! Esb
ing bnf hay aud pig ~ fund them On fhfI
md ts earEo. iEIzaucs II 5000 DIS. hsdbsfH IT cfsd
~ PhfGdIphil 1t Is tf far inference 20 app0s that
frGud the EnssryifS TDa iafe,l4es By tho ppcrJ,
- the expense u the HceJ II all on board.'
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FOR SALE.

THREE House Lots in and near Washington
= Street,
One House Lot in or near Cumberland Street..
Oae undivided bali of House and Land formerly
belonging &c Neal shaw.
One undivided aslf Of q House and Land a, Capi-
sick owned with Richard Go0ling.
One undivided half OF Saw Mill on the upper
Falls Brunswick, now occupied By Vincent
" nodsde
The above would be exchanged FOR English o.
WI. Goods. or for Land ~ tie Country.
Apply TO ATWOOD q QUINCY.
Portland, May %.
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New GOods-Cheap.

JUsT REcEI ANp NOW 0PEEINo yok SALE az
ROGERS ~ LOA,
A GREAT variety Of seasouable Goods, c9u,ilf
IA ing OF broad and narrow black Bonn z as
narrow coloured do. case Nznkin Grapes black
aad assorted colours, j case Canton do do. hand
come striped Silk, ga Cape Shawi., green and
blue Florence Lustrings, beat black tw,lied Silks,
back 5nchAws and SarlGetts, merino whole and
half handkerchief, fancy silk do. black and
white Italian Grapes, green and chaDgeabie oArs
netts, "a and 4 Cambrics and CamDric Musiins,
corded Cambrics linen do. and linen cambria
Handkerchief, long Lawns, white merluo Fringe,
imitation eno and fancy MusIIns, super hight and
dark cambria Ginghams, handsome light and dark
printed Camoics, fine and common CsIicoes
worried AID cotton Veitings, women's black aud
white silk here aud Gloves, black, white and
mixed half Hose, women's back, stare and white
cotton and worsted Hose, buff Nank,ns, Umbrellas
and Paraso',, 54 aud Dimoties, jubilee Cords.
iriih Linens, cheap Britifh ohuungs. striped
ceersuckers for summer Psotaloons, white and
striped leans, coloured Cambrics, sewing silk and
Twlit, Floss aud embroidsrinS Cotton, 6ne Tapes
and cotton Balls-ALse-
Factory Ginghams, Checks and
Stripes, Waltham water loom Sheetings and SHIRT
Ing', Bed Tickings, THREADS, &c. sc. all Of which
viii be sold very cheap for cash only. sw July 3.
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their unsafe anchorage. s.me FOR fensdss,
some from other is.es, some t'f the maths
aid some night beior eternity The signs
OF these little seuddIug vessels, darling over
the foam in the twilight, now sPpearing aud
now disappearing between th' waves in the
cloud OF night, win their p culiarly wh'ts
sails. Che Leyant sails, not being OF "soarse
cdnuos," but of white cotton) Swimming a.
long as quickly, bu, less SAFELY than The sea
news winch hovered DER them, their evi-
dent distress, their reduction TO fu,'ering
specks in the distance, their Crowded sue
cession, their Httl:ne.s, as contending with
the giant element, which made our stou, tor
ty-four's teak timbers, (she was built 10 In.
dis) creak again: their aspect and their mo.
ton, all struck me as something far NOR.
''poetical," than the mere broad, bra Wing,
shipess sea, and The sullen winds could pos
sibly have been withou' Item.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-06

, Of it. after passing tho bar uets the sh'
trance of Lake George, 20 feet waterv-
this lake to ats ). Il. extremity 10 upwards
Of 10 ieet in depth. You see almose every
whore, cnarming perspectives, magnoiias.
laurels Of esAry specIss, and water oa~s,
in the shade OF which the citrOn and %
range grows naturally, forming an ever
green curtain the whole length OF this
tine river.
Lake George il littls sea, of nearly
so miles circumference, at the extremity
of which 10 found bank of shells, On
which you have only shout 5 feet water
but at two or three miles above this the
branches of the St. johns rsunite, and
broad and deep channel conduct you to q
Lake which bears different naDes-that
of Jackson is most appropriate, it being
greater than Georges.
"iIaving only been an observer OF this
country for three months, | should not
like to give an irrevocable opinion. 1t is
necessary, sir, to examine for long
time and with care, country so exten-
sivs as tho Floridas, to be enabled to
know it well.-Nevertheless, an we'll
convinced, that it the culture that IS suit
able for the soil and climate, Is applied to
it. East Florida will one day become one
of the most productive states OF the A
merican confederacy.
lit is certain, that Coffee prospers
south Of the 9th degree-ive planters on
Cape Florida make perfect crops of it.
The orange end the Citron grows
spontaneously-fner than in the climates
Of South America. The Olive, although
exotic, grows superbly, and finer than in
France. The indigo springs up under the
piDes-the Mulberry, for the silk worm,
10 found every where along the banks OF
the St. Johns. The culture of the Ga
rance, or Rubia Tinctorum might equal
the Adrianople Red so much sought after.
The quality OF the Cotton equals that OF
the tropical colonies Nor must the GUM
quina or Peruvian Bark be forgotten,
which here grows spontaneously. Much
Of the land is proper for the culture OF the
Sugar Cane, sc &c.
IN applying to this country the eul-
turs which suits it, it will yield, am GER
tain, very rich productions"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-06
til. price and denaad Of tob.ees,, dereud

the price and denapd Of totaees,, dcrepd
altogether OH the will OF the government"
1" None but American tobaccos were pJr-
chased at the last and former bidding. We
are not aware that il will be the case at the
next. nor when this will take place"
g Our hrandies have been as low as 1901.
per 80 vri,es. some months ago. They have
been gradually advancing. and are quoted
since few lays at 28of for plain Bordeaux
proof. II is presumed they will be ere long
al BOOT. as there is not doubt but our ep-
preaching vintage. will have one OF the most
scanty Ne have had for years, owing to the
burning heat W. have experienced these six
weeks past, and which still continues. No
opinion can as yet be formed respecting the
quality"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-06
From the Florida Gazette.
st. Augustins, dUg.

81. dkguStsns, dug
The following extract of letter was
written by gentleman who has lately
explored the st. Johns River, and who is
q perfectly competent judge OF the sub
iect on which he writes:
"PicoIats July Is, 1921.
"My Dear Sir-You ask my opinion
Of the River st. Johns and of the Flori-
aas--to answer your enquiries fully would
too far exceed the limits of letter; in a
short time / shall. perhaps, be able to
satisfy your curiosity by publishing my
observations on this climate.
Twill only observe, that the St. Johns
is . long and bread Bay. which receives
Che impressions of the tide at more than
$50 miles from its mouth. This bay af
fsrds ,he finest navigation that am &C
suain,sd uith-ysu will And in ell Psrts