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Valuable Tract Of I.aua.

Ia iho county oi Campbell, situated on both
slde' OF Buffalo creek, Oh which the s,ibscrih,f
ldialy resided. II contnns by n late suf,ry
200 acres, 80 of which are clcared mad IN good
heart. considerable portion of the cicalrd
part IS known by the mime Of the Ricb Bottom
and Is fnid by good judges 10 lie equal to am
III the land Oa the creek. II has the adj. nnt,,, !,
OF n mill site OF % isei fall, with abndnce Of
water IN the dricst Seasons The balance OF
The tract is well iimbercd, and Is highly caieu-
lated for the culture Of Tobacco, Corr, nc
The whole Is rNeccdingywcl watend bvc1
ccleni springs. II lies within mile and a
half of New London, mud aGions Colonel
Ansiin's plantation. Tie Improvement me-.
capital log house, with three apartments. u
b. Ia feet, kitchen, stable mud two lodging
horses together with good apple and pcaeia
orchard. The title is indspuiaiIle.
Pcrpns wishing 10 vie~ the premises. viii
apply TO Col Austin, near New-London, Oh 10
the subscriber.
The terms viii he made know on the ,rsv
of sale. EDWARD ATKINsoe
November % ,tsf ~
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QUEER DOCUMENTS,

Among the papers, submitted by the
President of the United States along with
his recent Message, we iind several relatins
TO the piracies in the West Indies. There
is some correspondence between our naval
officers and the Governors of the islands.
Among these, we find the following from
the Captain ola Spanish PriYatccr to capt
Ramage-which for style and orthgraphy
is sort of Unique in Literature. We
sometimes commit many csregious blum
ders in writing French, Spanish, sc. for
which we are no doubt laughed at by the
Conbolsseurs-and we have occasionally
the privilege of retalaling in good-hu-
incurred way. But to this Caricature of
the English style:
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New Staple and TancY Goods.

Mlllt1l were selected, pfineipaly nj
auction, with considerable lpina, by
herre idcnt partner in the ciiyof Rev YORK.
taided y th" partner hefe,l NJ u 'gc when
Tint NJ Vns unusually dep-es.e1. Their
stock therefore, NJ present, Is large. aud vii,
he continually added 10 by each arris II from
TINT CITY, Which will enable them To- hive COM
prised IN every article ,hni is elil,r useful.
or ias ionablc.'
Experience has taught them that, b. having
PARTNER constantly In mnrkct, none ean e,eeL
them IN Their adeaninges, and Hey conceive.
II gives ihcm superiority wlIcll none In this
ua'knt possess but themselves
Their numerous customers mud friends, bv-
erllng, VIII find IL 10 be their drteripipntlo,
10 sell each aud every article nj MS rrdnred
prices rs any other house IN this p'nce, or 10.
the upper country. They therefore cordslc-
invite their honlc customers, M well as fhosp.
" NJ distance, 90 call aud cnnmine their nr..
COS, feeling assured tint lhr prices and aueii.
ties OF their goods nre only necessary IN he.
known 10 ensure 10 them u further exiersIou
OF lhnt very liberal patronage they have nlres
dy hitherto bud
supply of ell descriptions of
Groceries, Quecnswore, Sa,lIeryx
ec. AZ. iskept by them, M also TOW LINEN.
FEATHERS, &c. &c.
Nov ID 0itai
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HAIR- CITING BANK.

Among the numerous advertisements which
have appeared in t4e different papers IN town
and country III this state, giving notice that
applications viii be made to the next iegl,Ia-
tIre for incorporalions,wc perceive one inthe
Daily Advertiser of this morning OF a MIR.
james d. Oliver, asking for an act OF incor-
poraion by the name and style OF the Hair
Cutting Bank OF the city Of New York, with II
hair cutting in the city, and to he located at
No. - Nassau street, ens door nerth of Mai
den lane" Ne hope this man is serious
Or is it burlesgc upon the Il,5oD petitions
which are preparing 10 tcaze aud perplex the
next legislature Judging from present APP
penranccs there will be great demand for
lobby members 10 the house OF assembly the
ensuing session. "a \. f. Post.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17

That elegant writer Maria Edgcwofth,
gives us peep behind the curtain, with
regard TO the mode ofgamhling once adop-
led by the English nobility. Gunras
game, when in fact the parties played for
SO many shillngs, or pence. In the eyes
of the gazing looms Il vast amount OF pro-
perry was ostcnsibIy disposed OF, and gam
bled away, while the real sum lost or Won
by the parties, WAS very lnconsdcrabIc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17

E'eiipse ogGiast u isorla f-=iye aadef-
stand lnat the owner of Eclipse has made
a bet OF 100000 against mn horse that ran
ne brought from my part of the world
The stakrs are 5ge0. AID the race is to be
run ON the Long Island course, ia May
next. II has been mentioned, thai the
luke oil fofk's celebrated horse .lIoses
will be sent for. 10 this project there
would be- many objections: ihe Duke
would prpbahI! ut dispose Of his favour
lite co. ser, aud # he would, Moses could
net be imported and recruited for the turf,
before the May Races. BESIDES, compc-
tent Judges give il as their opinion that there
is nst horse IN England equal in all res
pects 10 Eclipse. .lew fo@ Papes.
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S. Nj. b. q. Doves,
At sea, July 3, 1879

l.. :. Schr. Porpoise.

U.S. Schr Porpoise.
Sir; am sorry you will be iacolnodcd
with me by iiriying you this morning, be-
ing the case thai We thought You were Pa
trIots, and WE have commission from orr
government, To blockade all the men ports,
and happened that must all the vessels from
the men hoisted and fight with the Amcri-
can flag, we took You to be one of Them.
! hope therefore you will forgiyed the I'M
casionaily affair.
Iremain your sinccar, SC,
PABLO LLUGER.
To The captain Of The U. S.
Sc. pOrp0iSe.
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AuGUsrA, Dec. 5.---Thr affair between
Col. CCnNlNG ami Mr. M'DuFfIr is, we
o',lie,e, At last iiually settled and we 40
TEE The circumstances connected with it
termination for the purpose of preycntns
ueh erroneous statements from "extracts
al letters" &c. as are sometimes made
Without intending 10 say more on a sub
leet which il affords us M pleasure TO in
trodnre into our paper, WE barely state the
FLOWING facts;
The parties met ON Wednesday last,
near tampbeltown, in South Carolina,
about three miles from this plaee.--but
on taking their stations an exception
Was ttken by Col. Cummings second 10
the manner in which Mr.. M'Dullie held his
pistol. This led IN some discussion, aud Il
psstponement followed. On Saturday
morning last, they had another meeting,
and exchangeda shot without effect at the
second fire Mr.. MDuthe was wounded, his
left arm being broken above the elbow
the Colonel was not injured. The parties
were rceonelled on the ground, aud the dif
ference between them is at an end. We
understand Mr. M'Dullie's wound though
Sc, ere is not considered dangerous.
ILyouicIp
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MARl,IED--on "Wednesday the lib inst.
by The Rev Frederick kabler, MIR. WILLIAM
biGbit. OF Buckingham, 10 Miss FRANCES
W. ail ARP, youngest laughter OF Mrs. Dauid
Oglcsby, OF bedford county.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17

.Meehanics,-The Emperor of Germany,
convinced Of the advantage which will re-
suit from more profound knowledge Of
the theory aud proper construction OF water
mills, has lately offered Il thousand golden
dacats, about $4,000 To the author, whe-
ther a native or foreigner, who in the
course Of a year, shall furnish the best work
on that subject. Az ii is designed for the
use of workmcn, great perspicaiy will be
requisite.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17

properly connect themselves with tins dis
tressing subject. They are those ofnulli,.
duty aud utility. As IS rightly suggested
VIII! Is moi a demand made nn the govern
meat of Cuba, 10 AID III putting an end ~
Tie internal "aft aud mystery of ,iiLiny.
when Is carried on Under ,h,ir eyes. On
lie reception OF the news of he death ,f
tlls gallant officer, every vessel in Havana
hoisted their eolors hali-nast high, trcel
Ing only tte .SPaaish. The solution ofthis
exception Is clear The pirate taken by
The Alligator, IN the contest in which h.,
tif was fitted out at Regla, in tic harbor
of Havana.
Our public fanrtionaries are now nhont
to organize, for the discharge of thcir oil
cial duties. Is there any one more impress
sIse, than that actual protection Of COM
mere, lffch was one al the primary ayow-
ed Objects of the Ftlerai Constitution. I'm.
der which they act TIb.
\ letter from Havana, states that Cant.
FkLEMAN, Of the United States Marine
Corps, who went passenger in the Allga-
Tor, with his friend Capt. Allen, for the be.
neilt Of his health, volunteered his services
IN the attack made by that distinguished
officer on the pirates, and behaved in We.
ry gallant manaer He was in the same
boat with Capt. Allen. Capt. Freeman
was Lieut.. of Marines in the Constitution
IN her action wiki the Java, and with the
Cyane and Leyant.
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Notice

ON thu aCih day OF December. NJ n,y
~ plantation, IN Bedford county. shall II
Ter Tor sale, on credit Of l2 months, the pns
s ,m giving bond with approved ,eeuriiy,
Wagon and team, yoke Of Oxen. s,ock III
Cattle, some plantation utensils. 900 barr, Il
Corn--and ai'hesane time shall onerfor hie,
seven hkely Negvoss,
And Tor rent, orr valuable plantatons, upon
which Is seeded, p crop of wheat Upon tho-e
Plantations are convenient houses, and they
are Otherwise IN good condition forcuitlyation.
,he negroes will he delivered on The day ot
blf'ng, and will be hired for one yeav. Pos.
SesSS'on o. the plantation NAV he had ninedi,
ately. JOHN +. nAWkINs
y B.--The creditors of the estate Of Ro-
4 Hawkins, decd, are particularly invited
| to attend the above sale, rs The estate s fully
! administered this " i'll be III. last ehor,tha
| | shall make in closing thr debts of The cs,a,e.
| the administration " he closedsi APRIL cont
JOHN +. HAWKINS.
| December IL. 81 3A
a
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THE AMERICAN MINISTER.

Col. CHARLES G.. ToDD, and his Secre-
tary, Mr.. .4dnm3, arrived IN the United
States Brig OF war Spark, captain Wilkn-
son, from Norfolk at Lagayra on the 9th
Of October. The L. :. iiigate John Ad-
ans had received these gentlemen, with
Mr.. PoISsErT, the envoy 10 Mexico. Fal-
ling in with the Spark in the Mona Passage,
Messrs. Todd and .ldamS went on board
the Spark, and the frigate pursued her way
to Vera Cruz, with Mr.. P0Iasctt.
The usual salutes were exchanged be-
tween the Spark and the castles and the
Envoy and his suite were received with
the most distinguished pollteness, by the
inhabitants Of Laguyra. a procession mt
and accompanied them 10 the Enjoys
quarters, and guard of honor was APP
pointed to attend him-a splendid dinner
was given at the palace, by his EXcellency
Gen. SouBLETrE-and Entertainments in
honor Of the mission made by several A
merlcan citizens, among them PR. Lem
mon, recently of Baltimore, and DR.. Frank.
lin Litchiield. Bal. Patriot.
How sleep the brave, who sink to rest,
With all their country's wishes btcst!'
Those who have died in defence OF their
country, have always received, and justly
received, the testimonials Of that country's
warm applause and appreciation, and excl
led deep and sincere regret There is a
degree Of indignation, mingled with our
grief, when we find "A brave aud exemplary
man, in the pursuance Of his public duties,
sacrifced.b by a band oflawless and ruthless
ruthans.
The fate Of the lamrnted 1t. Com. AL
LEN, has excited deeper sensation, no
doubt, from the character of the miscreant
outlaws by whose hands he fell. The Off
GERS on the Norfolk station have deicrlnin-
ed to evinCe their regard for his character,
and their regret for his luss, by wearing
Grape, in the usual mode, for the space oil
thirty days.
In this city, the flags Of the shipping in
The harbour were displayed at half mas;
Yesterday, az testimonial of respect foI
'hs gallant victim Of a piratical gang.
-bare are other considerations, u hich
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
Valuable Tobacco Land

FOK H-III.
WILL. BE SOLD, at public auction,
w t~iihont reserye) on the prcm.es, Y,
HE iownoi New London, on Saturday the aist
DecFmhrr. lhe
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17
Sales ut auction.
On Saturday The sit Instant,
AT my Auction Store, | will sell AN asarg,
mcni Of
Fresh Ivy Goods,

CONSISTING IN PART or,
snpcrfpc Cloths,
tassimeres,
fa5s'nets,
Lion Skins
Bonkeis, 0lose mud Ponth x
Norsied aud Cotton Hoe
Corduroys,
lIanneh, %
Plains,
CAlicOas,
Cotton shirtings.
Gingbnns,
IRISH Linens,
Fine Cutlery,
ALSO,
Chocolate, &c.
Terms At sale,
JOHN r. y pAYNp
''e''' AoctsaA3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17

Every man has in his own life fol,jes +.
nough--in hlsown mind trouble emo uel,-- In
the performance of his duties dafeian.ies
enough in biz own fortune evil enougt.-
without being curious aftr, he Ssai:s 40
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17

Idtrq9S.-Mr. Griffith Of Burlington
states, that the practising members OF the
bar in the United States amount to more
than sir HogsoRd. He has the names and
places Of residence OF those who were prac-
Using in fifteen states in 1921. Maine had
then 2l7, Massachusetts, 521, New Iiamp
shire 2D4, Vermont $40, Connecticut 213,
New York 1891, New jersey 1874, Pcnnsyl-
yana All, Delaware 81, Maryland l75, Nir-
ginia 483, Kentucky 3O6, OHIO 204, Gcor-
gia l57, Louisiana l08. Whole number in
these 484l. H. the other nine states, viz:
r. Island, n. Carolina, S. Carolina, Tennes-
see, Mississippi, Alabama, Indiana, Illinois,
Missouri. the number is supposed TO be at
least 1000.
The judicial o.Iicers in the several states
aud territories cannot be less than t.eeaty
thousand
Ii we are not in the state fprosperity, ii
Is not for the want OF a multitude OF rulers.
Union.
a Yankee Trick.-An eastern pediar
lately desired accommodation for the night
at tavern in the south part of this county
but from the preindlcc frequently existing
against this class, Our host for long time
refused. At last he consented, on condi-
ton that the pediar should play him a \ an
kee trick before he left HIM. The offer
was accepted. On rising in the morning,
Jonathan carefully secured the coverlct OF
the bed, which among other articles he af
forwards pressed the IandIady 10 purchase.
The low price Of the covcrlct at once ope-
rated upon the latter, who insisted that her
husband should buy it, adding that it would
match her. exactly. jonathan took the
money, mounted his cart, and had got iair-
" under weigh, when our host called 10
linn that he had forgotten the Yankee trick
he was 10 pay him. Oh, never mind, says
Jonathan, yoaIl find il out soon enough
IUiactr. Ia. ReDub.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17

Extracts Jcom late London Paper.
The Nargate sqlcty coach was upset at
Canterbury on lis way to London, full Of
passengers. gentleman had his leg crush
cd, lady her arin, and many other passcn-
gers weg" much bruised aud sprained.
Secretaries Of State--Up to James's reign
there was but one Secretary of State but
on the death Of Cecil, Earl Of Salisbury,
there were two created, as if no man could
supply the place oflhat able Minister. This
reminds one of the promotion ofeisht Mar
shnls Of France on the death ofTurennc---a
great compliment to his memory, which
Madame dc Cornuel pleasantly explainec
by calling the eight new marsilals Chung
for NJ. de TureiHe.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17

The admired Song, 3" on cruel mn de Bulie
Baii,' n sung by Sambo Puff, in the nov
Opera OF MoDrnN lIokor
oh cruel am dc bullet ball,
1to' silh aud pnddin boie he GO,
lie hi lie man and down be ldl,
Aud kirt aud boIer Loddy, Oh!
Mouse you dodge, no u~c you run,
You needn' trimhie, is iss nor sqult,
DE bullet lail lie ket,h you mum,
lie come 80 ,ie.ious aud 50 hot.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-17

The Courier in gIeiHg a lis' Of the Fo-
reign Ministers assembled 1T Vienna, say
-" At present, Russia is the most formi-
dable, rs fur do relates TO the number of
her diplomatic ageuts.-ls this display Of
numerical superiority intended TO mark
any assumption Of political pre-emincnce
on the part Of this power? The Emperor
Alexander might, indeed, bepatdon,d such
a burst of vanity, when il is considered
how his Allies, by moving at his nod, per
NIT .bm 10 Iancy he is the autocral OF Eu-
rope, as well as of Russla."
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-23
For Bremen.

@R, The coppered brig GRAMPuS.
Ess G. Bang, master; ls now loading
and will sail in few days, and take some
freight if offered Immediately. Apply 10
WIN FOWLE 4. Co.
Who have in store, for sale
90 puncheons high proof Jamaica rum
10 pipes Holland gin
10 do Cognac brandy
SO hbds st Crolx sugar of sup. quail
20 DO Muscovado do OF fail quality
80, 900 ID green and ST Domingo coffee
Is chests Y. H tea Partners cargo
10 pipes Holland gin
90 pancheons high proof jamaica rum
$50 bbls mess No. and beef
200 boxes mould and dipt candles
80 hhds } New England
pipes RUM
pipes } Sicily 80
10 half pipes madeira wine, Wood.
20 or. casks houses brand
800 do nails assorted sizes
$50 pieces Russia sheeting
so casks Russia tallow
IS tons St Petersburg & German hemp
casks Bridport sewing twiae
5000 bushels St Ubes salt
loco tons plaster paris
sep IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-23

The Steamboat Potomac,
q orrivs at WASHINGTON on the
NETTING OF CONGRESS.
,rs, lave Ricbmcnd, and City Point. on
r "% morning the 99th inst. and arrive
li.'N,o,folk the sane evening. Leave Nor,
I ~ sv on Saturday morning 50th inst. and
, ri at Washington on Sunday morning.
" r For this trip the Potomac, will
l.,,s the City Of w .shiDgton on Wednes-
i 49, morning the eth inst. at 3 o'clock, at
=; which she will resume her former time
oJisSart,re nov 90 II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-23
THIS DAY,

On SATURDAY, the 23d instant,
VATILL be sold on the premises, that
w valuable lot of ground on the east
side OF Fairfax street, and to the south
ward of King street, lately IN the tenure
OF Mrs. Mooney, milliner; fronting on
Fairfax street SO feet, and running back
one hundred feet; on which is erected a
convenient store and dwelling The above
sale is made pursuant to the will of Geo.
McMunn, decease. Terms al sale.
MORDECAI MILLER, Ex'r
Of Geo. McMunn, deceased.
nov l2 IS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-23
For Freight,

1R The new copper-tastened brlg
E, CIPHER, Ellis ha Howes, master,
: ares about 1900 bbls, first rate vessel,
and in complete order tor any voyage.
EuIy 10 WIN. FOWLE y co.
who have rscsiived by said brig & for sale,
n binds. muscoyado sugars
3pipes Corsica wine
SO bbls. tanners oil
ll0cssks lime
$40 bags potatoes, and case contain e
6I.pieces Red Flannel
Also For Freight,
,M The schr, ROLLA. John Pittee,
&G master, an excellent vessel, carries
1900 barrels, and will be ready in few
days 10 take cargo on board.
And for sale, saad schoonsr's cargo Of
6S0O bushels Turks Island salt
WV Apply as above.
nov %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-23

,,,o Shetp.
De sold at public sale, on Monday
H. % DAY Of December, (it tair, II not,
w. et tar day )at Rozier's Ferry, near
"Oppo'lle Alexandria. between
-. 90 e so Head Of Sheep,
~, ~. =, y them at for the butcher. Tlme OF
&c Y O'clock Terms cash.
nov Is e
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-23
Public Sale.

DURSUANT to Deed of trust, from
Il the Trustees of the Alexandra Acad-<
envy, for the purposes therein mentioned, q
the subscriber will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction on the premises, at l2o'clock.
on the second day of January next, a lot
or half acre of ground, at the intersection
of " ashington and Wolf streets; extend
ing on Washington street l76 eet Z in
ches; and on Wolf street l23 5 in
ches. Terms 800 dolia in hand. md.
the balance of the purchase money, in ous
and two years.
JONAH THOMPSON Trustee.
nov 60 3tawts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-23
GEORGE s. HOuGH.

I'm addition to his early fall purchases,
has just received
Il Handsome assortment
purchased since the recent depression in
The wooden markell OF
Blue, black, drabs brown CLOTHS.
Sup. London blue, blk, c,se,,nrs
Drab & tash'b BILE mixed NN
Fine and low priced cassinetts.
s-4 crimson, cinnamon, RouR.zerus
Black and light
Real and imitation merino shawls and
handkerchiefs
PLAIN and bordered cashmere shawls,
low priced and fine
P EnI'S. 9 FL s;. black and SILKS.
Best black Italian lustrlng. Levantine
and Florence.
White Cyprus Grape "a new article)
Silk and tabby velvets.
Fig'd and plain bembazettes
Circassan plaids and stripes
Tartan plaids and cloak cambIet,
Mixed kerseys, plains & point blankets
Irish aud German linens
Lacons and linen Cambrics
Silk Sill cotton, worsted, HOsE.
Knit wooden long stockings, and socks.
for servants
Cause and raw silk stockings
Womens' English & French kid gloves
nes ,s Gs' i H bssSst GLOVES.
Sewing cotton and threads, very good
Floss and knitting ditto. white and CO.
lored dOmestics
Boot cord and black ribbons for shoe
makers
Large silk Umbrellas.
Together with general assortment Of o.
ther articles; and as be is determined TO sell
FOR
ca SH u MY,
they will be disposed OF at a small advance
llth mo 23 2W
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-23
Caution.

THIS is to forwarn all persons from ia
L king the assignment of bond given
BY The subscriber to certain John l.. Ett,s,
dated in April last, for the sum OF Thirty
Dollars and Fifty Cents, and payable the
l5lhOf October past, for he is determined
MOTTO pay the same unless compelled by
law, as the conditions for which it was gu
ven have not been comclied withsby said
Ellis. GERARD LORD,
King George County, "a.
nov 60 law3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-23
AUCTIONS.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON TUESDAY at 20 o'clock, will be
" sold at the Auction Store, variety
of goods, among which are e
Sugars, teas, soap, chocolate,
Mustard, raisns, backing, ginger
Tobacco, Irvine, crockery = are
toney in jugs, lard, blue. Holland gF
st. Croix rum, vinegar, SC.
Also,
Tumblers, decanters, bedsteads
Beds, waters, sideboards
Sofas, stoves, CRATES, tenders, Sc.
At&o,
Ore superior light cart
One common do
One do dray
One riding steed .
also,
Shoes, threads, cotton
Silks, chidren's scarlet hose
Cloths, cassimeres =
Ready made clothe.
Low priced hardware
S. A. MARSTELLER, auctt
INV 03
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-23
VIM. FoWle & Go.

Nm VIM. Fowle & Go.
EEAVE on hand and offer for sale
25 tons Russia and Genoa hemp
ESQ pieces Russia sbeetings
100 do Russia duck
100 DO Ravens duck
! case sattinetts
| do black s. blue cloth
$50 bags coffee
rs DO pepper.
5 bales Russia quilts
10 do do feathers
90 casks Russia tallow
800 boxes mould candles
90 do dipt do
50 hbds 81. Croix sugars, lst quality
Is bags India do
Pipes, +! pipes, d casks.
Madeira. Sicily and WINE
Teneriffe
puncheons old Jamaica rum
10 do Antigua do
6 pipes sup. quality Cognac brandy
do "a do do
IN pipes Holland gin
800 casks nails, assorted sizes
Cabana segars IN whole and hall ooxes,
Of very superior quality.
)S casks rice
IA barrels No %
36 do No BEEF
do messy
$50 coils cordage
10000 bushels coarse SALT.
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