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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30

/ half Hkts.
4 5-4 & 6 8 white
aud colofed plain
Silk Sbawis
/ Flag aud Bandannu
/ Hdkts.
Black S'lk ditto
Fancy ditto
4 w bite aud crossbar'd
| cravats
4 Cotton llandkerchiefs
ot all ksnds
Fine light print Cali.
4; Goes, from ~ cents
tn ls6
Fine blue, & mourn
ing diI,o
English Ginghams
Power aud steam.
loom Shirtings
4-4 bleached and un-
bieac bed American
Sheeiiogs
HON s. lvoiy Combs
Sa,tinotts
Ribbons, hraids, fans
Pink and white Ssrs-
bets
Green Lus,rings
Black Ssrsnels
Back Floren,ine
Vsslings
White and eolor.d
Mareeilles dlt,o
Brown Linens
Russia and English |
Diapers
IA and "a Damask |
Pack aud pound. pima
One piece Bengal
8 = cream colored
Cotton shawls, for
20
ln,,Iation Shawls with |
elegant green bor- |
ders |
Webbs patent sus-
penders
Double chain black
LeyaDtines
White and black Sat.
Tin
- aud 81 Cotton
Chez
Whi,o silk Lace |
Fine Cotton Balls
Cotton Floss
Six and Cotton Um.
brcllss
just opened from tho
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p. LEE, |
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above Goods have not
lh.
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NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.
John Dyre,
No. 40 THAMES -1sKET,
Cornst ef Church.Sfreef,
Has Just received new assortment Of
nRX GOODS

Cornet Of Chureh.Sfree,
Has Just received anew assortment Of
DRY GOODS.
Anaoag them are The tolloaUing--Blue,
black and mix'd Brcadc lo,ns blue, black aud
coior'd Csssime,cs Bombazeu,, black aud
colored; +; Calcoes fine a. London PnD's
coIor'd Cambrics; black do ; 3A& 4 and
Csmbfics - and Ga Jscopcu Cambria
white and checked C,sysis; Ga fine striped
Jaconet Canb,ie India Book Nuslins; 4 X
ga Book aud Leno Muslios Saccstiila do;
6 a Cotton Danask steam ioom ShirtiDg
Cottons white and color'd Mssseile, Vest
ing; white Jean !; Dowias brown Linen;
white, red, yellow and green Fanneis Cot
ton Umbseiias Dims,ies Furniture Dimi'
~; ;S4 Cashmere Shawis 81 brown Cot.
ton ShswI.; 9entlemen's Beaver Gloves
Ladies black and white Silk Gloves Gentle
mems Cotton Hose Ladies do I; 7-e and
I,ish Lineps /; Silk sod Tsbby Velveu; blue
Nankeens; white and black Italian Cape !
black and white Los,ring (; green DO; RIB
bons black sod color'd sewing Silk boxes
of Cotton Bells 8, &. S, 6, and ,bresded
Plowering Cotton do. in Balls S, g end :
threaded fnser,ing Trimming Paper |;
ounce and box Pins Siser.eyed Needles, /,
Cotton Thread, and a great many Articles too
numerous 10 mention.
Also,
American bIeached and unblesohed Cotton
stripes, Chex, Ticking, Cotton Threads, &c.
SC.
Newport, April 2Ss, 1870.
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Spri1g g Sumnley Gods.

S UPERFlNE aud common black and
~ blue BroadcIoshs.
double and single milled blue, black, mix-
ed, drsb and coronation mixed Cass,meres
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&C, ofso anu coronation
Superior Canton |
Grapes for Sii |
Elegant pearl, fawn,
brown and pes-e'eeo
Ban'bszins, cheap. /
Red. orange s. green
figured hson.ls |
Parasois, some vc,yI
handsome for la
wi'b joints and ivory
handles 4
Furniture and other |
Dimi,ies |
Blue aud yellow Nan (;
k,ns
Silk, beaver and kid
Gloves
White and co,orsd
long kid Cloves
silk, cotton X worst
ed hosiery
Hemp and cotton halt
Hose
Best Italian sewing
Silk
Coion Csmb les from |
20 cents tn $50
a. & 81. Jaconet x
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Figured Jacone, and
muIl Mdslins /
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sins hon ls9 10
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pi,io Lepoes 4 4 &
Ga, |
Linen Cambrics, from
l2s % as. 4
Iish Linens ftom 20
cents 10 $50 {
Stout white drilling s
for panisloons
Whitened Russia
Sheeling for do. ]
Russia and Ravens
Duck
Scout white Dowlas \
Tor ls9
Black Boir6eLetts 4
from 1910 30
Scarlet and orange Y
diuo
bius Cotton Cassi IL
,Detes
Striped Jean Y
ti's' qualify gilt coat L
Buttons {
Bell, bullet, and 5as. =
set buttons
: q merioo Hkfs and I
The above Goods are j
New.Yotk Auctions, anu
ROBERT /
Ro. ia,
". B--Mos: Of the ab
been imported one mooll
ALWAYS ON
A complete aspo ia ent
ed KNITTING COrTC
Newnmt. An 25.
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An ACT extending the time for issuing and
locating Military Land Warrants to OH
GERS and Soldiers OF the Revolutionary Ar.
my.
BE IL enacted By fhe Senate and House ef
Renresenfaaves Of fhe United S.a,es Of liner
lea in Congress .1ssem6!ed, That the Tine
limited, by the second section Of The act ap-
proved on the twsn,y. fourth dey OF February,
one thousand eight hundred snd nineteen,
for issuing military land warrants TO tbs fiji.
GERS sod soldiers Of the revolutionary army,
shall be extended 10 the Gurlh dsy Of March,
one thousand eight bundred ard twenty
three; and the time For locating the unloca.
ted warrants shall be extended to the fret
day OF October thereafter.
An ACT confirming The Location of the
Seat OF Govetnmen, oil the State OF Illinois,
and for other purposes.
BE 10 esaeted. by fhe Senate and House 81
Rshresensatives o} he Unned States Of .dnsrri-
ca in Congress assembled, That the ioor sec
,ions Of land, including the section number
six,een, in township number six north, range
number one east, Of The third principal meri.
dian, heretofore selected by commits sioners
appointed for tia, purpose, for the seat of
government of he State ot Illinois, be, and
The same arc hereby declared to be, confirm
ed TO, and vested 10, the said State, tor the
purpose aforesaid.
Sec 9. .9DS be IL further enacted, That the
Governor Of said state be, and he is hereby,
authorised 10 select any unapproprla,ed Sec
lion in said township, tor the use OF the in.
habilanIs thereof, which shall be In lieu OF
the said sixteenth section.
Washington, March 2, 1921.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
An ACT to regulate the Location of Land
Warrants, and tho issuing Of Patents, Ia
certain cases.
Be h enacted 6y the Senate and House Of
Rehresentatipes ef The United Sfa!es Of finer |
iea in Congress assembled, That the holders, |
by sssignmeDt, Of wsrfsnts issued under The 4
acts Of Coogres,, of The 9Th of March, e,sh
teen hundred and sixteen, the third Of !
March, eighieeo hundred and scventeen, 10
Canadian volunteers, may be, and hereby are,
au horised to locate the said warrants, and TO
receive patents lheeior in their own names,
as had been The practice before The twenty |
sixth ct Dece b3es, ehteen hundred and
nineteen: Propiaed, ho7ssper, That in no
case shall lands be so located, until, after
wing been exposed TO public sale, shall re-
main unsold.
Washington, March ., 1921.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21

M'Guire and Rawton, the latter struck
the former with his fist, somewhere about
the head, upon which M'Guire said, . rs
that what you are for." and immediately
returned r,e blow. Murphy then ap
preached MGuire and gave him a blow
about the temple; upon which MIG. turn
ing to his assaiiants, said, how many are
there of you" Shortly after which, he
fell across the slide of a gun carriage and
expired almost Immediately, The jury
brought in a verdict that he came to his
death by the blows received as above
stated
Rauton and Murphy have been COM
mitted to the County Jail, TO be brought
before an examining Court on Tuesday
next,
Such an occurrence is truly deplorabie,
and should De an awful admonition to the
Incorporate.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21
GREAT SALE OF THE SHERIFF

The editor Of the Nashville Wing has
received printed list Of lands lying west
oft"e tennessee river, reported by the
she iff OF Stewart County as not having
been entered for the state and county for
the year 1870. The sale, which, it is be-
lieved, will embrace nearly all the old
grants in that section of the state, will
ia Re place at Dover, on the first Monday
of October next,
We have heard great deal about the
uncertainty of land titles in Tennessee
and Kentucky, but never supposed that,
at this day. after great part of the old
grants in Tennessee had passed through
three or four courts, whole counties would
De exposed for sale by the sheriff. Such
an event, to whatever circumstances it
may be owing, reflects no great credit
upon those whose duty it is properly to
regulate the affairs of the community.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21
Norfolk (Ew.) June IL.
MELANCHOLY CASUALTY.

MELANCHOLY CASUALTY.
An inquest was held yesterday morning.
on hoard the United States ship Peacock,
a. cnchor off the town. on the BODY of
JOHN INQUIRE, seaman, who was kill
ed the preceding evening, in an enc counter
with two of his comrades, by the names
of Washington Rasoton and Daoid Mur-
ply The circumstances. as they came
out in evidence, are the followieg:-Ms
CURE, Rawton and Murphy, were part of
aoats crew that had been ashore and
returned to tie ship, in state of intoxi-
catisn; some words having passed between
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21
Charles County Court,
! unP = ]
March Term, 1921.

March Term, 1921.
ON application to the Judges of Charles
" County Court by Petition, in writing,
Of Raphael H Boarman, Of Charles County,
tor the benefit of the act OF assembly for The
relief of insolvent debtors, passed at No
vember session, 1905, and the several sup.
plements thereto, on the terms mentioned
therein, schedule of his property and
list OF bis creditors on oath, so fa- as he
can ascertain them, being annexed to bis
petition, and being satisfied by competent
testimony that the said kspbaflH. Boaman
has resided two years Immediately prece-
ding the time OF his application in the state
of Maryland, and being also satisfied that
the said Raphael Fl. BOarman, is in actual
confinement, for debt. and for no other cause
and the said RaphaelH. BoaTmsn having en-
tered into bond with sufficient security, tor
his personal appearance in Charles County
court to answer such allegations as bis
creditors may make against hint IS
therefore ordered and adjudged, that the
said Raphael H .Bosrman be- discharged from
imprisonment, and that by causing copy.
of this order to be inserted in some one o.
the newspapers edited in the district Of
Columbia once week tor two months.
successfully before the third Monday Of
August next he gives notice 10 his creditors
TO appear before the said Court at Port 10,
bacco 10 the said county, On the said third
Monday in August next, for the purpose oil
recommending trustee for th cir benefit:
And TO shew cause, if any they haze, why
the said Raphael H. Boarmsh should not
have the benefit, of the several insolyens
laws Of this state as prayed.
Test. JOHN BARNES,
June 10 Clerk.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21
Observation-Disclosures,

-CUMMUNICAItE,
Lisbon, 5th May.
q fear our intercourse will be very
limited, as the Cortes have prohibited the
importation of all kinds of grain and -four,
except Barley, as respects the U. States
the prohibition takes place in taoo months.
Our market for grain and flour is com
pletely nominal and no sale; 20 vessels
have arrived with wheat and barley, the
last week principally from the north Of
Europe.
Exchange is 5ld-Dollars S5i-Paper
81 per cent discount"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21
CANADA.

Great numbers Of emigrants from Britain
and Ireland are arriving in Canada. On the
estb e May the prince of Ausiurias arrived
rrom Duhlis with SO settlers. Do the 3oth
~, brig Marianne from Belfast, with 40 u
tho Greenhouse from tn. same place, wita
oaR On the Slst the Fidelity from Bristol
IN lime "a, the George Canning, from
c,seuock. with l89, and the ship Grace, tr'
Cork With l2U. Fifteen arrived 10y other
vsss.ls making the whole number during
the week 1851.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21

The PEACOCK sloop of war; Captain
R,owx from the Mediterranean, passed
m Yesterday to Washington and hred
a salute. at the same time the Steamboat
Potomac. Captain Middleton, from "ash.
i,r,on having on board large party OF
l.. lies and gentlemen on an excursion 70
Meant Vernon and Fort Washington pass
cd down, accompanied by the Marine
Rand which struck up some inspiring q
6orehsful music. A great number OF spec
tators on the wharves gave hearty cheers
which were returned in handsome style
nv the brave and patriotic Tars OF the
Peacock.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21
Cargo Of the Brig Panopea,
.9t auction.

WILL be sold at public sale on Satur.
w day morning next, al ten clock, at
the stores of the Importing and Exporting
Company, the cargo of the brig Panopea.
from MarseiIles, consisting Of
100 hampers
50 half d" {'upe''or OLIVE OIL
60 casks ciaret wine
so boxes do one dozen cash
3 casks French Walouts
10 do soft shelleG almonds
90 boxes olives and capels
800 reams wrapping paper
Is pipes high proof cognac brandy
B. w. CORCORAN & co, aucts
Georgetown. June 81 Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21
From the Ns7o- York Evening Post
The following comes in the hand writing OF
lady.
CHARADE.

he following comes in the hand wiring o.
a lady.
CHARADE.
In balls Of state and hanlets mean,
My first is often made and seen;
By generals made ofgreat renown;
BY heads, although they wear crown;
BY congress men who often speak,
On what they known no more than Greek;
By judges seated on the bench,
When they the laws attempt to wrench;
By lawyers when they have no fee;
BY doctors when they disagree;
BY clerks in courts and counting houses;
BY ladies gay and thoughtless spouses;
By scbool-boys when their task they say;
BY misses when they run away;
By Bonapsrte at Waterloo;
BY Packenham where be fought too;
By girls when they refuse beau;
But oft 'ner when they hear bis VOW;
By ladies' sometimes when they dance;
By dandies Just returned from France;
By preachers when they lose their notes;
By statesmen when they canvass votes;
BY players when they lose their cue;
And try to shun the critick's view;
By rusticks when they come to town;
By ladies' when they wed clown;
By trav'lers when there is no moon;
BY visitors who come too soon;
By guests who're dull or idly prate.
And know not when they stay too late;
By old maids when they young men take;
By cooks who spoil ibe wedding cake;
By blvckheads, lis lie privilege
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21

But done in church, is no sacri,ep.
Thus from my first few are exem,,
iowe'er SO wise or eminent.
My second thought Of vulgar birth,
Is oft the fruit Of honest mirtb
In humble cottage may be seen:
10 sports and sambols on the green.
II never visits drawing rooms;
But is well known to maids and proous
II ne'er presumes to greet the fair
Unless they vulgar manners share:
Nor e'er in rosy bow'ris seen,
Nor in the presence of a queen
No form nor substance can it show
Though often heard to come and %
Sometimes it echoes through the hail.
Sometimes is seen at County, ball;
And oft as milk.maids cross the law,
Its sound is heard at mornings dawn
Rudely it makes its first approach,
And is not gentle in its touch;
But though 50 horely and SO rough
Its kindred claims with purer stuff
A sister has of sweetest mein.
Fit company for courteous queen
Ut balmly essence, charm and Dove,
Created to beguiIe the hour,
10 deaden care, forsooth weeD.
A sovereign balssm for the spleen
Of lovers VOWS the teacb'rous pledge.
Though faith they swear, and truth sIIeos
Affections boon, the nuptial seal
For the stomach, a meagre meal.
The parents fond endearine tie:
The husbands proof of constancy;
The wife's best effort to restrain.
Her spouse within sweet wedIock's chain
These sisters then my second tell,
And show wherein they do excel.
My whole no beauteous form can boast,
And does more harm than witch or ghost;
To view its face the fair are 10Th.
For love proceeds not from its mouth
Of substance hard and touch mos, rude
Its every breath all would eIude.
Ia wars full strife lis voice is heard.
BY thieves and robbers soreIy feared,
With deadly force assaiIs the foe,
And lays the heads OF miscreants low.
On oceans wave tits often known,
To make the turban'd pirate groan;
Its body fatal wreath conceals,
Its Tuning mouth destruction deals;
For porter'S lodge and farm house yard,
A faithful and powerful guard.
Now when my first and seconds joined,
My whole you will most surely find.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21

Braden Morgan 8 Co.
HAVE received by the Potomac from
llLiverpool, in addition to their former
stock, few cases
Prints, Cotton Hosiery SJeans.
June 81 tsm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21
rur CHURCH OF ALL DENOMINATIONS.

r1E CHURCH OF All DENOMINATIONS.
On the 9Th oil May the corner stone OF
church was laid near Cherokee Hill, eight
miles rom Savannah When completed,
this church is to be open to all sec,s of chris.
fans ana is to be called ''tbe Church of all
denominations - This noble Undertaking.
we are informed, springs from the lberality
and benevolence otFreemssony. The cor
ner stone was laid under the immediate aus
pices of +. u. F. Charlton. Grand Master
OF tn State OF Georgia, attended by large
procession oil Masons and other citizens.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21

A gentleman from Nantucket states, that
the ship Foster, OF that place, whaling on
tue Pacific Ocean, was struck in the bottom
by a Horn Fish" the horn OF which perfo-
sated through the copper, plank, a timber.
and the CEILING, d'agonaIy, WHICH caused
her TO leak considerably. On removing the
casks. &c. in the hold, to ascertain the cause
of the leak, The horn WAS discovered, which
was sawed vf anil brough, home in the Eagle
as curiosity. The wafer entered the ship
through The horn, at the rate OF 1900 strokes
per hour aud Oh its being plugged up the
leak ceased.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21
MARRIED,

In Westmoreland county, Va. on the
llthult. by the Rev. Mr.. Bells. Alien
Pike LIE Blance, of this place, to Miss
Frances HiHiard, formerly of this place.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21

The Beileionte Patriot of the 9th instant,
mentions. that Locusts. IN great abundance,
have made their appearance 10 the neighbor-
hood Of that place, within few days.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21

Tn. provisional government of Naples mas
imposed a tax of IS certimes per shee, Oil
the imoor, of any foreign iournal-and has
forbidden the printing of any pamphlet pa
nor or writing, whatever, without the au-
thori,y OF the police.
Cardinal Lufo, who played so leading a
:, the war. of 1898, is associated to the
~, government of Naples. He is 70 gears
os ace The MARQUIS Of Circello. president
of,be provisional government, Is eighty.
m. Y Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-06
TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 6, 1921.
mo, 6l0e.
just Published
4 ND for sale at John A. Stewards book
IA store, price dollar,
THt. HISTORY
OF rHF
REFORM NATION,

Being an abridglnent Of Bumet's History OF
the Reformation OF the Church o England.
Together with sketches OF the lives OF Luz
ther, Calvin, AMI Zulngle, the three eel. bIa-
ted reiormers OF the contipeni.-By the
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector OF the Parish
OF 81. Aundre, Virginia.
hEcUM.Eh DATIoN. ~.
Having heen iavu'ea with the perusal OF
an abrIdgmeut OF III. history ct the refurUa.
ton. prepared ior puL!ica'nn by The Rev.
B. Allen, | with pleasure coapiy with Ills
request, in giving il my humble reconn en-
dalion. II contains the history Of all The
important facts as narrated by BurDet. AMI
to those who have moi the time or the neanp
of {" insulting that writer, must prove 'nteI'
esling and valuable. There being a consi-
derable class Of persons under these Circum-
stances, such q work La, tt.r wanted. and
think, the present ole will b. highly ac-
ceptahle, as serving to meet the existing eX-
igrnry WILLIAM h. WILMER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-06
Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
New-H0rk and
Boston.

Removal.
II P, WHITNEY begs leave to aequalnii
L l. bis friends and the public m general
that he has removed his shop from the corner
at Failiax to the corner OF Prince q Waller
streets; where he Will be happy to supply
his customers as formerly, with any descrlp.
tion that they may al aGV time need as
low lie trusts, as any other M Inc District,
and he likewise wishes 10 inform them
that he has just received fall supply OF al
most every article for TIE approaching sea-
,on, which viii be found Al object Tor tbost
that need such goods TO call and judge for
themselves.
N. 3. Every description of ready ma e
clothing con family On hand, and the loves.
PR, es, aud any orders fulfilled With punclu.
atty and despatch.
sept - 3taw4rr
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kOr freight,

For FreigAt,
s< The new and superior brig A
s3ADAMS, Rich, master; burthen a
i-oi 2e5 hhd.. tobacco, or BOO bbis. Hour,
,pi will in few days be ready TO load; Ap"
=, - J.h. LADD & Co.
Who I'VE for sale on board said brig,
go tons Plaster.
ssDt2l
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Far New Orleans.
For Amsterdam.

>%sSN The ship THOMAS WILSON, w.
SsI w fnomp-nn, matter, is nov loading
sNtwli stIhin All the present month, ani
take loo ahgsheeis on lrr,gll on moierdte
terms Apply AZ ". FOWLE q. Co.
SSpi Il Ws# &
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-06

John Ill. Ladd y Co.
OFFER for sale, at reduced prices, for
~ approved paper at long dates
los hhis Mu,Covado sugar
So bbls do
loo boxes white st Jago do
90 hhds molasses
| do honey
81 chests imperial tea
a. do young Tyson DO
7ooo bushels Liverpool coarse salt
loco do Lisbon do
IS hhds W.. rum
10 bbls ccloring
do cordial
10 pipes. in pipes, half 10. quarter casks
and halt 10 Madeira WINE
pipe old Charante cognac brandy
2 halt pipes port VINE
So boxes 6O
Hampers white parking champagne
do pink do
do Clos voglot burgundy wine
10 cases Hsnt Brlon claret
5 half pipes Tenertfe VINE
l0Quarter casks do
GU Casks Colmenar do.
10 - Malaga do
4 Malaga sherry
~ bbls vinegar
hid cherry bounce
GU boxes almonds
80 bbs beet and pork
80 80 ~ n No. |, ma %a
800 bbls gros, and neat herring
50 DO do shad
SUI bu hels oats
l7UOu lbs soa ,ea,herof District, New Eng
land anu Brazil tanning.
600 tons plaster OF faris,
500 grind stones
SO Freebo pIoughs with extra shares
OF which are kept a constant supply
OF every description
Reams writing letter. sugar loaf wrap
ping and sbea;hing paper
la bales India Il German goods
pieces German duck
ID cases men u boys lne l. coarse hats
Cases coarse shoes
3 boxes large and small ladies' hair combs
2 bales English herring seine twlne
kegs Virginia manu' actured tobacco
90 boxe. sperm candles
80 tons ia, Swedes Iron
25 cssk. best English gun powder lying
al the Powder mouse
60 hbIs red ochre
Dol indigo
patent balances
bales hops
95 boxes window glass various sizes
tierCes rice
loo Hamburg demyohns
81 baskets s. halt DO sweet OIL
5000 lbs binders q. ban box boards
coils cordage, hand'pikss, hanks, nest
measures y L0Aes.
seq! II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-06
Vol. XIII
For Boston,

TUT DuSJOiAS
ris The new brig JOHN, J. Spear, jr.
ND master. burthen about 1900 bbls. she
, ysry superior vessel, and will be ready
- had in few days, and can take 500 bbls
o. freight,
For Newburyport.
aSg The good schr MARY, George
s2 \. Howard, master, burthen 600
-. and will he dispatched Immediately, tor
-, n freight or passengers apply to
'I'1' j. II LADO y Go.
B'io lavs Just recsi0ed by said vessels
7sD casks rhOmaston Lime
on bbls Potatoes
80 bushels 10
81 VI. Boards =.
Sept25 u