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soyra .a.HERIcaN TvDEpE vDENCE

MApRIp, APRIL 25.
The Message of the President of the
United States, and the note Of NJ. Zea
presented to the French and English
Ministers, have excacd here sensation
as strong as disagreeabe. The Royal
ists, the Libcraux, the Services, and the
Exaltadas, all agree III condemning the
measures OF the President Of the United
States, which seems to lay hold of the
moment when Spain has expressly sent
pacific Commissioners to treat with the
people Of America.
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]. B. NEWTON,
Has ;lsf receircI.

Has Just reoei0ed,
CUPER black Levantines, Nsnkin and Canton
~ Grapes. figured white and green Gauze. black
and green Italian Grapes, Jaeone, and common Cam
brics,-I000 yards Ame' cso blsached and unbIeach.
ed shee'ings and sh'rngs,- 20. 900 best
silver eyed Needles (wauanted. "A variety VI Cali
Goes. s.-Fsg silk Hsadkerehiefs, sc &c.
Newport, July "a. 1892. Sw.
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sEAsoNABLE GOODS.

JOHN f. 7OWNSEND.
HAVING made great additions OF
l. L sEAsONABI.E GOODS, hi, stock. now OF.
ters tor Sale II the loves, prices -
Best super. French biue( mere shswls
and black Broadeloths. Merino and plaid silk
English and American hdkfs
dtto.- 4 Wide plaid Italian silks
Csssmeres and Csssi , Of the newest patterns
nets II. q White and colored india
lrsh Linens and 6ne[ Cranes
linen Cambrics silk, cotton and wors,ed
s'ssn-loom 'bir,ng' snd\ hose
A great variety Of c.G h.ifSo.e ''
Goes . & A great variety OF kid
Printed Cambries and beaver gloves
Ginghams Long white kid Gloves
Fine. ~or,,ed eI,.t 1ofr- very nice
basin, suitable for mems Elegant green twillsd
white ,xili'd Bomhsre,. white sa,,ins
s,riped anil shi,e Jeans = With greet variety OF
blue striped seersdet- ARTICLES no, snumsrat-
ers y = ed
Aierino. CrApe and ca.siss
ALSO,
TWO Boxes of Paper.I Ilangings,
which will be sold unusually cheap.
With generai assortment Of Domestic Cotton
GOODS. ofihe beet qualities and colors.
Newport. May 50 -..,r
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TO I.t.l'.

md t7sseSsioa given Immediately,
DtRT Of the house &c the subscriber, pleasantly
situated IN Mhi-staeet, at the corner of spging.
s,reet-ha'ing a convenient yard, garden, well of
good water, rain.water cistern, wood house, &c
A larger or smaller part of said house will be le;,
either furnished or not, may suit tbe appcsnt.-
Tor particulars apply to ,.--.
ELIzt BURiINGIIAM.
~ q Mrs. keeps constantly for sale an assort-
n.eQt of genuine G.oceiies. Crockery &c. July "a.
Kt.AL ESTATE FOX SALE.
TIE subscriber contemplating removal from this
state, offers for sale his estate. situate on the
Point. consisting Of sDSeiliog House, and sx lots
of land, hear to and adjoining The house.
ALSO,
The s'oop Flncy, hurhen SO tons. good stsunch
vessel, we'll found, and in good order Tor now
lying at Marbles late Bcnnis) wharf, on the point.
where she may be seen. -....
For Particulars and terms of ssle of the above
pcrty, app'yto PELEG BATTLES.
Newport, joy "a, 1892. [G1
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MI IL.

NOiIJE
A Tfmse,iog Of the Stockholders Of the
"A 1henix Bank Of Westeriy, July lat,
1922, he gentlemen whose names follow,
we're cipsen Directors Of said Bank for the
yea, enniog -
6nosC,sss, Kdword Wiiesr. Rouse Bas.
eOet artaen Wieor, Gtorge Gapin. John
e Horfy, JT;itam Peekham. Here's BarHes,
'athSn BaySsr, jim. Wager Weeden, Dania
Ba,e0ei Jun.
Al smeefiog of The Board Of Directors, on
the ssSs dsy, the Hon. Anos CRoss, ~os
chosen Pend.n, Of said Bsnt, s,,a Jsssx
MAxsD, Cs,bisss Jafy 10.
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CONSULAR OFFICE OF sp AIN,

Aew Fork. 1871 Jaty, 1922.
The Captain General OF The Havana
has lust communicated TO this Consulate,
that he has issued strict otders to the
Governors, Lieutenant Governors, and
Commandan,s OF the respective ports N
the Island Of Cuba, to exact AID require
tine customary Consulate Certificates
from all vessels arriving from the United
States: and also, that no foreigner will
b. permitted to land who sha! not be
furnished with a Passport from the Con
snl, Vice Consul, or Spanish Agent, at
the port of his departure.
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Post.Ohicc Nntlcc.

FOSt-Otiicc NniCe.
CEBAT inconsenience having resulted 10 this Ds.
~ pNtnept, by giving credi, for Poitsges Of le,.
tersi-roticc 10 now given, that all accounts not
punc,nslly paid ct the end Of quarter it shall oc.
cur. will in future be disecnt ntinued. Those gentle.
inen who have been waited upon With their nc cunts.
for the pdy'aeni Of accounts due, and who h,s nos
pad the Informed they are nov closed add
40 letter. IN future. Addressed to ,he wilt be tcv.
cred wi,hou, the Postage beiug previously paid
The practice of sending Accounts Cor collection.
viii IN future be discoptnued, the accounts viii be
placed 10 ,htic respective boxes for cols cton which
must be paid during the rs, week in each quarter
this Regulation is rrevocsbiey
u. H. MCMFonD. Post t.Na.tsr.
Newp1rt. July IL.
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EDUCATION.

III DSSh 4 AOANs
M ILTON HALL respectfully in
Ivl forms his friends and the public, that he has
associated himself with Mr., JOSEPH $. COvELL,
OF Connecticut, with the intention Of extending the
present branches of instruction, now taught st Mr.
HATS school. They conjontly solicit the s,,en.
on Of all those parents who are desirous their ehi
dren should acquire q competent knowledge ID all
tose branches Of useful and polite education that
will fender them emnentu every active scene Of life
in which they may be employed. and prepare their
minds to eoatefp plate the wonderful works OF Crea'
tion, with more enlarged views. The branches IN.
tended to be taught. include s the common, togeth.
er with rhetoric, Composition. History, Chemistry.
Natural Philosophy, Latin and Greeks oil the use.
ful branches Of Mathematics, Surveying, Navigation.
lrigononetry, Geometry. and Algebra. To those
sho wish to obtain knowledge Of The above branch.
es, the most careful and faithful attention will be
Civen-ss also TO the morals of those placed under
their. charge
ar Attention will also be given to those Ladies and
gentlemen who may wish to acquire kncwlegde of
the French Language. July H.
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WANTED,
DIR. AUSrlN'S GRAFTON.

hN. hoo i iiN - VIM ! ioAN.
T His day published. and for sale at the Mercury
j Office, at the stores Of JAnEs HAMhoEp and
GEoRos WANrcs, and at this ofhce-sn Grafton
pronounced III this town, July 1922. at the request
OF the town, by SAnyEL AusTrS, ID ID price ~ OTIS
or 'rhe above may also be had of Nichols Has
ssrd, innkesper, and Mr. Greene, Postmaster. Ports
mou,h--at the inn Of George La~ion. Tiver,on-snd
at the store of COL Eras,us r. Allan, in Troy.
Newport july ~, 1929 -..-.
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Accounts from Port au Prince, we are
sorry 10 learn, report the death, on board
the hi sale Mace DOMAIN, OF Acting Lieut..
]. II. Rand. OF Boston.
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NCXEN

10000 Tickets, at 8 S each $4,000
Less than Two blsncks 10 prize, All prizes sub.
ject TO deduction Of Is per cent Prizes only will
be drawn :. Three hundred numbers viii be cyns,d.
cred days drawing, except on the last day. when
386 will be drawn, All prizes not demanded within
one year from the last days drawing. will be deem
ed as generously given to the Lottery. The capital
prizes will be disposed as folIowsi
The first drawn number will he
entitled TO $500
On the I'd day there win be de-
t,osjted I'm tle wheel q orizc. Of 600
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The coronation nf the Emperor Anr.
bide, is said to have bcen celebrated al
Vera Cruz, ON the 26th UT.
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Cast Iron N1antePlects arc HahuIaC-
tured al Baltimore and recommended by
some oil the most respectable mechanics
Of lie city.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-24

The Earl OF Huntington has arrived
ut Dominica, and assumed the functions
Ul Governor OF ,ha, Z olony.
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The Spanish Commander of the Cas-
lie Of ST. John dc UIna, Vera Crcz) has
laid duty OF etgh1 dollars per ton, OH all
foreign vessels arriving thele.
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tured al Baltimore and recommended by
some oil the most respectable mechanics
of lie city.
Accounts from Port au Prince, we are
sorry 10 learn, report the death, on board
the gate Mace DOMAIN, OF Acting Lieut.
i. II. Rand. OF Boston.
The coronation nf the Emperor InT.
bide, is SAID TO have been celebrated al
Vera Cruz, ON the 26th ult.
The Earl OF Huntington has arrived
ut Dominica, and assumed the functions
Ul Governor Of ,ha, Colony.
The Spanish Commander of the Cas-
lie Of ST. John dc Ulna, (Veri Cruz) has
lald duty OF eight dollars per ton, Oh all
foreign vessels arriving tneie.
The funeral Of Don Manuel Torres, at
Phi!adelphia, was attended with every
1nark OF respect, by the civil and military
authorities Ut that place; and by the res
ident officers OF t,,e navy and army OF
abc u. 5.
A whirlwind, very similar in its VIC.
isnce, aid destructive effects, as tle one
experienced in Hcw- Hampshire the last
wear, was lately felt in the interior OF N.
York State, and principally IN the village
of Austeriitz. Great damage was sus.
tanned, both in the demolltion OF houses
and barns, as well as orchards, and fields
OF grain.
The late heavy rains have caused
much damage in the country, by the
overflow OF rivers, ana their tributary
Streams. The Connecticut was literally
covered with floating logs, and fragments
oI broken mills, bridges, &c.
The New Workers have invited the
Duke of York to send his fine horse Mo.
.Sss, to that city, in one OF the packets;
and they will stake 10000 dollars that
Eclipse will beat him.
WIld Pigeons were selling at Quebec
the bcginging of this month, at two
pence per dozen.
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W,AH Pigeons were selling at Quebec
fhe bcginging of this month, at two
pence per dozen.
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Philadelphia, was attended with every
mark OF respect, by the civil and military
authorities Ut that place; and by the res.
ident officers OF t,.e navy and army OF
abe u. 5.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
For Bremen.

s4A The coppered brig GRAMPCS,
&c. G. Bang, master; is now loading
and will sail in a few days, aud take some
freight if offered Immediately. Apply 10
.qo. WIN FOWLE Y Coz
SAsg Who have in store, for sale l,.{,ar
,a. SO hhds st Croix sugar of sup. quail.
-, 80 do Muscovado do OF fair quality
$4,000 ID green and St Domingo coffee
SITES l5,chests Y. H. tea Pan,ner's cargo
10 pipes Hollandgin saa,rs9 a
20 puncheony high proof jamaica rum
ESQ bills mess No, | and 2 beef
GOO boxes mould apd dipt candles
80 bids a New England ,oqg
3 pipes} Z, s. RUM a',t
i, o bsff pipe, Madeira S, s;ss. Wood,
90 or. casks.) houses brand e.g
600 do nails assorted sizes r,ot,
l5o pieces Russia sheeting
60 casks Russia, tallow
5tons St Petersburg 4 German hemp
Is 2 casks Brldport sewing twine
5000 bushels ST Ubes salt
loco tons plaster paris ,a
For Freight,
I'M, The superior brig SYLVESTER
&& HEALY. r.. Robinson. master;car-
ries HOO bbls. in complete order, and will
take freight to Europe, W.Indies or coast
wise, on moderate teims. Apply as a
bove. sep II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
HARDWARE,

among which are the following:
Sheet iron, hoop do. anyils, vices
English blister 4 Crowley steel
Sheetlead, wrought nails
Table and desert knives
Penknives, seamens do.
Shoe and butchers knives
Garry all and gig furniture "a
Plated birdie bits and stirrups
Plated and steel spurs "
Shovels & tongs, coal hods
Cabinet furniture ~
Tea and sEuffer trays u
Britannia tea pots, powder TASKS .,,
Shot bags, Brades r Walby's trowels
Wagon horse bells in sets -
Shovela and spades 80,
Patent iron and brass tea Kettles
Bell mettle and brass kettles
Iron and brass wire s',.4
Iron and brass case locks
Stock - do ..at !
With an assortment OF Carpenters Tools
&c. &c. sc. t,- -,
sep 10 2aw CIV
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-.

The Steamboat Potomac,
tyuICHfor speed and accommodation
w IS equal to any other, continues to
IT,2ortok, Alsrandraa and Wa-
shington.
cb.,s,ves the city Of Washington at 8
,s que =, every Thursday morning, and A.
IND ssnd,i, al halt past 8; and alter landing
.eas .aOssrs At convenient places on the RI
ps's po,omac and at Old Point Comfort,
yer YER. o's - Norfolk Oh Friday morning in
.9aoa for ihe Southern Stages, andthe steam
sln ., fnr Richmond and Petersburg. On
s w"n5 is morning she leaves Norfolk at IL
n.ciock arrives at Alexandria on tuesday
Waning, and proceeds direct to the city OF
washington. N. B. Horses and carriages
,asea On deck. :, cL
a. e+-The Proprietors of the Steam boat
polouac are DESTROYS TO grant every ac-
.ommodation to passengers, and have ar
c co the line of departure and arrival in
sacb manner. as 10 admit passengers from
P;chnond and Petersburg 10 transact bu.
s;ass. in Norfolk; and those proceeding to
ma n6rtbward, 10 transact business at AZ
le,andria and Washington without loss OF
;. may 2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
Was picked I'D q Drift,

ON the lst OF August, 1922. in the Hun.
~ ting Creek, a BaTTE.fU. about 81
feet long, with seats 10 her. and piece
ofplask about feet long, nailed on the
inside OF Der stern. She has got a step for
mast. and a horse shoe nailed to il (on
the STEP, she has plug hole in the bot.
tom, and very low bow with 4 oar locks.
The owner. il any, can get her by paying
reasonable charges and paying for this adj
vertiscment MARY BKOAD,
Near the Hunting Creek Bridge.
Eest II 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
Y. MORNING, sEPTE,aNll Der "a. 1892.
A., C. CAZENOVEgCb:

A. G. CAZENOVE9yC6 CO. {
lAVE received by the ship Boston from
IL Liverpool, an excelIenl assortment Of
BRITISH E4LL GOODS
which are Tor sale on The most reasonable
,terms-witb large stock Of
american, India, and Faro
= 5,s w. pean Dry Goods, .s \
BY THE PACKAGE OR PIECE. ALSO,
"a Madeira, Port and Sherry Wine ~
Holland and American gin ,at
Jamaica and n. E. Rum
"a Whiskey, some very old
Havana and st Croix sugar
LIST and Cd quality loafdo
Bordeaux oil, D4pont's gunpowdef
Cut nails and brads, 3 to Add
Swedes iron. hoop do. all sizes
re Baltimore window glass ~ s,se.
Spermaceti and mould candles
American and Windsor soap
5 Hyson, young, dyson and gunpowder tea
J Prime Alabama cotton m s.
} Demijobns of cordial es 1885
Manufactured tobacco ecic.bi
Spanish segars, &c. &c.
aug 81 s4 a It
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
Hugh Smith & Go.

Lave received per ships Boston and
Ii Arethusa, their fall impo ration:
which gives them an extspsive assortment Of
Earthen-scare Clsiaa e. Glass.
which they offer at reasonable prices and
on their usual terms. siAlso stone ware
well assorted, pipes IN boxes, and window
glass 8 by 10 aud 10 bydl g, fls'e1 81
sep6 2aw4H
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
FALL GOODS,

Imported in the. ship Boston, from Liver
pool; among which are
Saxon cloths and cassimeTes =
Fine and super6ne Yorkshire 90 do
Double milled drab cloths
Ladies' cloths
PeIisse do. plain and tMillsd %.
Rbodes's BON bszetts, plain and figured
Flannels, white, red, yellow and green
Booking bare, green, blue Jared
Green drapery baize Ia s4g.
Tartan plaids q. Ys.s, sr..
Orange, scarlet and crimson rsttinets.
Fancy waistcoatings NH
Plain blue, mixed and drabG seFB5
Blueand white kerseys
9-8 cotton apron cheek
ri rs1. ). ON HAND
Russia and Scotch sheetings
Irish. linens, ticklenbuEgs
Brown hollands. ..,.o 49,,
/, Best English sewing silk and tHis
Patent thread of all colors
Hollis cotton balls
Worsted and cotton hosiery
Caiicoes and ginghsms m4tl.st
A. and 81 cambria muslins
Imitation India book do
Corded cambria do
Loom sewed ,.r do
Leno. ~, ia. do
Cords and velveteens
Best gilt coat and vest buttons
Plain. do
Pins, needles go. sT
Ribbons. gloves, &c. &c. Il
4 emo 10 l,.s.e
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24

Young Hyson Tea, SC.
II lindsay & HILL have just received
II from Philadelphia, per sloop Good
Will, Clark, ~ 8,
Fl chests and Y.H. tea, imp. last
25 ten catty boxes June in ship Dorothea
In store, Just received:
90 bushels clover seed
10 do timothy do.
sep I9 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
Copartnership

Copartnership
THE subscribers having purchased the
entire stock of dry goods from Messrs
S. MARX T. Mr. ASHTON, of the late firm
of n. w. ASHTON &Co have this day as
ISOLATED themselves in partnership, under
the firm of
James c. 8 Robert Barry,
at the old and established stand of their pre-
decessors, corner OF King and Fairfax
streets !; where they now have and con.
SANITY will be supplied with general as
sortment Of prime
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
Henry Z. Whitney,
For Sale.

y raet OF land in Fairfax County : 20
miles from Alexandria and eight from
Jie0oroSetown, containing
toU ssres, about log acres OF which IS
.vo.u heavily anbered. There is an
,,s s.aent orchard on the premises A
mil o,argain may be had if Immediately
no DANIEL F. DuLANT.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24

q Liverpool Salt Afoat.
TINE cargo Of The brig Grampus, Cap,
Il Bangs, from Liverpool, Of -
5000 bushels coarse ! ca, o.,
900 sacks Of, 6se, SALT ~"
,d 900 bushels GOALS - Ia y
For sale by WM.aFOWLE& Go
9 sep ~. q & -. &. -. :. ii If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
Fall Goods.
Shot, etc.

Shot, etc. 81
JNaJNDIVILLE e. LaRMOUR see
OFFER for sale 800 bags patent shot,
~ assorted mould 10 8
20 boxes white & brown Havana sugars
$50 hhds and bbls Muscoyado do
80 do molasses
40 t, j and whole boxes Dosamegos
Havana Cigars .'1'"
81 in, Chest Z u Tyson }TEA,
WITH THEIR USUAL ASSORTMENT OF
Vines, Liquors e Groceries,
ALSO, $50 20
1900 lbs yellow 81 OF their own ma.
brown SOAP nufacture. war.
$50 boxes mould 4. }raiited and at
dipped CANDLES low prices a3a
sept Ia Iaw3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24

Cassia. Wine, w hiskey, SC.
iGAMUEL. MESSERSMiTH has ,,on
~ band and offers tor sale on accommo-
dating terms, $50 tfs
lo9 Mats Cassia ~
$40 Bis. Baltimore whiskey Jst
1000 lbs. Laguira, Havana, ADD St. Do
800 rningo coffee 7ts Fa.a 90 G
900 kegs English and American white
80 lead, ground in oil .isas4i eRt''
ESQ Sacks Liverpool fine salt f'H9ss
80 Bbls. No. [ Potomac shad ~
= 81 packages guDpowder T. imperialtla
of the latest impoftations
IL hhds. and bbis.. lst & 81 quality
-, Muscovado sugar
& 3 Pipes Holland Gin -
~ 3 Hhds Sd proof Antigua Rum
2 1 Half pipe or. cask sicily
Ids Half or. casks WINE.
aH2 10 Or. casks Canary do.
:5Ditto Malaga do.
Z & Ditto Colmenar do.
~ Sugarioaf paper and binders b0asds
10 Cases Sweet Oil IN tasks
IS Boxes Muscatel Raisins ~
o. SO Boxes Mould = Dipt Candies
3 Boxes and ] boxes, Bakers No. l & g.
and Laphams's No. I, CHOCOLATE.
constantly for sale. Baltimore No !. &c.
Il 3 ditto. ia,a s'Fi2 80
sep Z hks 3tt.3S ff
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
FALLGOODS.., II
Z e. 81 p. Thompson +.

|.HAt E received per ships Boston and
Ii Fair Trader, from Liverpool,
Imperial Saxony cloths and Cassimeres
Fine and superine Yorkshire cloths
do .s..,, do q. double milled drabs
Pelisse cloths of most fashionable colors
Fancy ribbed, figured and, printed valeh.
Fine and super swansdowsin do
Superfne keysey moleskin III
ga stout twilled fearnoughts
Deyonshirs :kerseys
Booking and drapery baizes
White, red, yellow and green 6annels
Milled 6annels -
A fine aud super6ne kidderminster car
5-8 5.4&4 a. do venetian do
Imperial wilton and common hearth rugs
8 & 81 point blankets
3D. to 1874 rose do
Figured and plain black and colored BON.
4, bazetts
Double tartan plaids and plaid bombazetts
Circassian plaids -,
Mems. womens, girls and childrens worst
ed hosiery
Ladies' Mobair, do. s.l
Fancy undressed prints
SO & Ga cambria muslins
Power loom shir!iDgs
Hollis patent white 4 colored cotton balls
Buttons, pins, &c &c,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24

For Boston.
ITO soil ias ALL this zspek.)
M> The brig ALMIRA, VIM. Robin.
&E son, master, burthen 1900 bbls. q
staunch good vessel, will take what freight
may offer, and have immediate dispatch.
For freight or passage, apply to
J. n. LADD & Co.
Who have for sole,
Received per schr. Cent,
100 l., -, ,.,,
~ bundles sugar loaf paper
~ bags flberts
aug 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
GOODS,

in their line, and most respectfully invite
their friends and the customers of the late
concern 10 give them call. and examine
their goods and prices, which they 6atter
themselves will be made as lou as any ia
the market, and on very accommodating
terms. JAMES C., BARRY.
ROBERT BARRY.
Alexandria. l2, 1922 "
James C. & Robert Barry
HAVING purchased the entire stock Of
Ii merchandise, belonging TO the late
firm OF H. w. Ashton & Co. lbe subscri-
Der feels pleasure in recommending them
to The patronage Of bis friends and the pub
lie. SAMUEL MARK +
NHE undersigned most cordially unites
! i with his late partner, Mr.. Mark, in So
Letting bis friends and customers to con.
tinue their patronage and support to bis
successors Messrs. J. c. SIR. Barry,
whom be is persuaded willcmerit their
confidence and esteem. djf3i bea9 I,
+ s,gaa II. w. ASHTON. :.
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REMOVAL. 3q !.
BRaDEN, MORGAN g. Go.
Lave removed from Fairfax street.
IL to King. street, two doors west Of
Patton 4 Butchers. .se ii
Vaere they are opening an Easnave Assorss
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Irish Linens.

And Sheetings, table diapers, brown hol.
lands, jaconet and fancy musiins, Italian
sewing silks, Choppa Romals, thread, &c
&c. - t3f aug 81 1ga6 Is
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atom & Butcher

'HAVE received from Liverpool, per
IL the ship Boston, capt. Finley, their
fall assortmpnf of Hi - W