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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20
Navius Josephus.
The Jescash Historian and Celebrated JFarrior
WITH NOTES BY THE LATE
Rev. Nv. WESTON

Rev. w. WESTON,
from the London Copy, without abridgment 10 be en-
bellished with highly finished engraved Portrait Of
JOSEPHUS, with about IS other beautiful EngraU-
aagS
The publisher solicts the PATRONAGE Of the public 70
tins superb Work under the consideration that Il will
De Real .4Rlerican Edition. and will be nearly c5
less than The Edition said be Imported Published
IN Nos.-He Is also publishing in l4O Nos at II IL
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S205O, or elegantly in Calf s22, 80,
The Columbian Grand Folio Bible.
with Notes and Annotations from HENRY, BROWN.
SCOTT. &c. &'c.-Embellished with AZ elegant En-
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any other Wer Of the same kind, publishing in Num-
bers.
The Publisher would guard the public against n
man, or set OF men, who obtaining subscribers for
publications, Of similar nature who resort 10 low
base insnuatons and palDable falshoods unbecoming
The Character Of men christians The publisher
has no wish 10 depreciaie the works of any other pub
Usher, bat requests comparison NAV be made, and
soiicts their patronage only if preference is due
and II comparison is made. not only compare one
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American editions J. TEAIE.
Boston, .4rgust 10Th 1922
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TO GEoRGE BRADBURY, Esq. one of The Justices
Of The Peace icihi,l and for The County ef Cum
Jerland.
I'VE thu subscribers FIVE Of the propretors Of certan
w tract OF Land in Potlsnd said county, formerly
signed 20 the Widow OF Anthony Bracket, dece~sed as
part her dover in his said lying sourhrry
Of Maine street edns from Portland 70 Srouwats and
bounded noTThe what Tyng's landt
and southery Fore River do hereby request VI Hos
operors 70 b. holden a The oce o ANF E 9
in Exchange-Street in said Portland on WEDNESDAY.
forenoon, then and there 70 act the following articles
vizs
To choosea Clerk. Treasurer, and any other occrs
they deem necessary.
settle with Joseph H. ngrsham Esq. the question in dis
pure retng the boundaries Of said tract where the
adoins land belonging said Ingrahan and
te with any other persons WHOSE land adoins
said tract. in dispute shall Tse and TO determine
what powers they win give such committee agent.
To see Ifthey will give such committee or agent d.
rections 10 institute and suit suits settle
such boundaries should the be necessary and
entry such tract ii necessary.
To raise Committee 70 ascertain the share or shares
g. To see il they will make an assessment on the shares
TO defrsy incidental expenses
streets through s said tract Of land
To agree OF mode for calling future meetings 2
O. 10 zee and determine what assures they will adopt
tor enclosing and improving said land.
In witness whereof we have hereto hands, this
~ . '-"'' PRENTIss MELLEN,
John ABBOT,
THOMAS BECK,
|. ID. HOPKINS.
GREELEY HANNAFORD.
~ CUMBERLAND, ss...IO JAMES NEAL
r.. ~ Of Portland, Esq. one Of The foregoing
y //"oprie'ors.
IN compliance with the above reqnesf, you hereby
authorz and required notify meeting OF ssd prop
in by law prescribed be holden AZ the time
and place ard fer the pu poses above ntio.ed.
l III
this I2sh day OF June, A. y. 1874.
GEO. BRADBURY. JHs. Peace
PURSUANT TO the foregoing warrant directed
hereby notify said prcprors the time sndPae
aud foF the purposes aforesaid.
Dated at Portland, The r2fh June, a. d. 1872.
JAMES NEAL
Aug. ID.
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One Cent Reward & no Charges.
A BSCONDED from the service of hi, Master.
n an indented Apprentice by the name Of
ROBERT III. SMITH, yr. aged I9 years All
persons are cautioned against harbourug or trust
ing the said ROBERT, as no debts of his con
tracing viii be paid by his master
BENJAM SHAW,
or his attorney ENOCH MOODY.
Portland, July %, 1922.
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A Fresh supply Of NEW GOODS, just
received by
ROYAL Lincoln,

Exchange Street.......... G CONSISTING OF
n case assorted Canton GRAPES,
~ Black and colored Nankin do.
Red Cashmere SHAWLS,
Canton Grape do
silk and cotton do.-Nuslin ROBES,
PLAID, SILKS-Italan do.
Tartan & Scotch PLAIDS,
Turkey COLTHS-4-4 English GINGHAMs,
Black Barcelona HANDKERCHIEFS,
Fancy silk HANDKERCHlEFS-PA
Boxes Colcgne WATER.
Also
Factory GINGHAMS-SHEETINGS--
CHECKS---STRIPE S--BED-
KlNGS--SATTINETTS- Sewing COTTON,
&c. If. Aug. 6.
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Joseph Johnson,
HAS JUST RECEIVED LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
New Goods.

A MONG WHICH ARE-Cambrics--Cam
"A -Jaconette--Trconette and Fancy
Muslins-Muslin Robes-Flounces- Ribbons
Linens-Linen Cambrics and cot
tor Hosiery Ginghams -Mqslinetts -Nankeens
-Shawls-NaDkn and Canton Crapes-Diapers
linen and cotton Dama.k Parasols, &c.
UTWhich are selling of at reduced prices for
CaSh. If. July 9, 1922.
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WYER & NOBLE,

No. 1, Preble's RON, Erchdnge-Street. nearl,,
opposite The Cumberland Bank
HAVE for sale, as great a variety Of CAST
= IRON STODES, Of the most approved
Patterasas be found in this State, suitable for
Meeting Houses. Halls, Pdrlors,
Bed-Roo ms, Kitchens, Stores and VesseLS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Wilson'S Parlor, Oval, and Pipe Franklin
STOVES; Urn do. Cook and Boiler do. Phi
ladelphis, Franklin, Pipe Franklin, Oven, Pyra-
mid Cole, c. Plate AMI Box STOVES, various
sizes. From their own patterns, elegant Frank
lin, Pipe franklin, Double back STOTES s
sizes, Plain top, Cone and Urn Franklin, calcu-
lated to let IN even with the hearth so as to
have stone or tile in Front.
ca
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Whenever Webstcr,

fTyOULD inform his friends and the puDl, {
wv that he has taken Mr.. CH.HHLEo
W.aTERHOU5E into Copartnershp, ana t,al
he business in future W II be transacted uuuei
the firm OF
WEBSTER AND WATERHOUSE,
who have for sale general assortment OF
w I. Goods and Groceries,
As low as can be purchased in town.
EBENEZER WEBSTER,
CHARLES WATERHOUSE.
N. BE. WEBSTER. would take this oPPor-
tunity to call upon all those indebted 10 MN 10
make immediate payment
Portland, august IL.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-14

ovorrmept received information that
'no o1;mont of military had been raised at
ies At the head of which is Captain
easi,Wtbey shouted ViUG Ell Reg! and
ipaving their baggage in the sare OF the .fy-
',c,n;snto town council)they proceededt to
EhaIco in good order. The government
nnsd,aIely ordered the march OF body
Hnron.diers, which took place at IL, r.
~ hut unfortunately, the regency did not
any the feelings OF these men; Tor the sol
S;or. disobeyed their commanders and de-
uIe s.sJ most shamefully, This was the con-
sel" . ~ about seventy. In Tacubaya, the
uoId;ors disobeyed their commanders even
tho extreme OF violence, using insults,
p wi off heir cockades and delivering
s sla'o 70 the general. The Congress dis
srnsted these last reg imenls, LOT Cruz and
Bu,tsmanle) and as they happened both to
Nv forth on the same day, 1t gave occa-
s;on to think that they were among the
conspirators. $3.50, -,
IN these rumors reached Us, and even
,ben many persons fastened TO the house
"a Rr,seno for their money, so that out oil
r;IIion and a halt of dollars, be has not
Iii remaining, Ii is now 8 O'Clock, and
tLe deputies of the Congress have just re-
fred Their discussions lasted from IN
the morning to this hour.
81 Alto Yesterday, l,urbide presented
himself 10 the Congress, saying that public
Tranquility was threatened; and requested
,ha, certain deputies should be dismissed
tbe assembly, who were conprehended In
The conspiracy. He was answered that,
according to rule, no body could be sent
Out. and as he himself did not compose the
Regency, be would please to retire and re-
sfun with them, &c.
Don Yanez then observed, Il will thank
your ExcelIency 10 receive my resignation.
Your Excellency will pardon me, laddres-
sing urbide)-you are the only man who
usurps all powers. Iturbde replied, "we
shall soon find, Signor tnez, who is the
traitoi." Yanez replied, Il shall not
leave this spot before convince your High
ness your are that traitor.
Much tumultUous discussion took place,
which time toTbids me TO repeat. | am
convinced the sitlings and disturbances
have occurred because llurbide wishes 10
destroy the Congress.
- The General presented letter which he
received from Dayila, in which he is invi.
led 10 re conquer the empire, and place
il under the protection of Spain But, as
iii the Devil had d hand iE it, the plot was
discovered. These plots and usurpations
have destroyed the equilibrium of our GO
vernment, and we are now in the situation
OF BuenoS Ayres."
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POSTSCRIPT.
Ne,V-York, May IL.
TWO DAYS LATER.

s. The fast sailing ship Florida, Capt. Matlack,
arrived last evening from Liverpool, whence
she sailed on the 9Th ult. By this vessel we
have received London papers to the evening of
the 9TH, Liverpool Of the 9th, and Lloyd's
E List of 5th. The most important article which
sve discover is the fact of the rejection by the
Dyan of Turkey of the Russian ulttnRQtltm.
5 The advices from ConstantinoPle are to the 9th
of March, on which day the Divan OF Council
OF State discussed the reply to the said uitimG-
tuV, and it was unanimously resolved, that the
propositions of Russia "trere Of nature lUkick
Terer cOu d be accepted In consequence the
HeIS Eifendi went to take the orders of the
,lSultan on the mode IN which notification
Should be made to the ambassadors of England
fand Austria, of the inuhlity of continuing to
hmpOrune his highness with propositions,
(Which the dignita,ies of the empire, and the
trnOnarch himself deemed inadmiSsible " Re-
peated interviews had taken place between Lord
fStrangford and the Refs Effepdi, which terni-
knated abruptly. On the Sd of March, the Di-
Ivan addressed note to the English and Aus
( tran ambassadors, in which be expresses his
! pleasure at the efforts made BY them to adjust
lthe differences which had arisen between Rus
STA and Turkey, and views as useless So all fur
ther discussion o! the propositions contained
pm the Russian ultimatum." The note con-
8cudes " Finally, it is not for the Porte to send
Commissioners to the frontier to negotiate
sipeace-she is not at war with Russia, notwith-
standing all the provocations-an if the Mus
fcoylte armies shall begin hostities, she has Ia
ken measures to repe them"
Liverpool Markets, .dpri2 s. CoTToE.
1.-The transactions of the last week were
SAot extensive, consisting of about 1900
packages, OF which Bowels formed a prin-
sCIple proportion, at the full previous cur
SIeBcy. A public sale OF Sea Islands on
thursday went off heayily-56l ordinary
& % good, Isl to l63. The remaining bust
less IS comprised in $500 Bowdds, at Sd a
Iva; 50 Tennessee I'D 3 3-8; $50 Orleans
IOsd to ls S-8; 290 Sea Islands, IL 3-8 a
II iocacc VOTERS nothing deserving partic-
ted. 49,
rot and Pearl Ashes go off in moderate
Yudnt''ieS al previous rates. 400 hbls.
daes.
Liverpool, Apr,l 8.
oy an express which reached London
i%e St afternoon from. Paris, we learn
ma! tue panic occasioped by the rejection
VI Ge uitlmatum Of Russia by Turkey,
EEiougced further decline in the French
sS S"G Gs on thursday. watch are quoted at
tS o' sue and is about | per cent. below
PI'Ce OF The preceding day.
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Was Committed,

TNyO the jailfor the county of Alexandra
IL d. c. on the 9Th inst. as runaway,
a negro man named TOM WIN says he
is the property of Col. Samuel Chapman,
of Nd, 5 miles below p Tobacco Said
negro appears to be about 7 years OF age.
slender made, feet, 7 or inches high !;
has a small scar on the forehead; bis dress
cross barred roundabout jacket, Nankeen
pantaloons The owner is desired to come
forw ard, prove property, pay charges and
take him away, otherwise ne will be dis
posed of as the law directs.
A. ROUNSAVELL, JaIlor.
NAV Ia
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BRIGADE ORDER.

THE Officers of the First Reg Cd Bri-
Il gade of the militia OF the District OF
Columbia, will assemble at the usual
ground, north of Dundas's house On We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday the 18th,
10th 4 18th inst at 10 o. clock, A. M. tor
the purpose OF being trained by the Bril-
gade Inspector,-Eyery officer vii pro
vide himself with musket and 5syonet in
good order.
The officers of the second Reg. of the
same Brigade, will assemble at the same
place On Wednesday, Thursday apd Fri
day, the 9th 6tb& 7ih day OF June next,
Tor the purpose also of being trained by
the Brigade Inspector.
The first and second battalons ct the LIST
Reg. viii be reviewed by the Brig. Gen.
precisely at IL O'Clock on Saturday, the
18TH INST.
Officers commanding companies in Ell
ther regiment of the brigade, will hence
forth return all officers aud men not uni
formed and equipped agreeably TO law, D.
the commandments Of battalIons and squa-
drons, will see that this order be strictly
executed within their respective COM
mands
Ali volunteer companies hereafter to be
uniformed, will be required to wear the
uniform prescribed for the troops OF the
United States, of the respective arms, ex-
cept that some distinguishing badge APP
proved of by the Brigadier Genera will be
allowed each company wheG there is more
than one OF the same arms in the same
regiment.
By order of the Brigadier General.
w F THORNTON.
Brig. Major s. Inspector Cd Brig. D. c,
May ID
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Public Sale.

On FRIDAY, at half past o.
fiji clock, will be sold on the pfemi-
sss ses, beginning With the one hrst
ILL.,. named. a two story house and lot
OF ground on Royal street. opposite the
Gazette office. aud near the corner OF King
street. This stand tor business is so well
known, that any comment is unnecessary.
Also,
Several valuable ana beautiful lots neat
King street, and in the vicinity of the Die
ago0al Pump, on liberal credit
S. A, MARSTELLER, auct'r.
may IA
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Spring Goods.
DRADEN MORGAN & Co. have i'm
- ported in the ship Wilhelmina, from
rs fine and super fancy prints
9o do do do chntz
Do super furniture do
Do cambria muslins.
Ga do do
Do camb ging. striped & checked
Plain lenc
Tam5oured do
Loom sewed japaned
Do do do book
Tamboured do
India do
Do null MUSLlNS.
Corded check
Hair cord
Fancy stripe
Do check
Satin stripe
,jackonet
Fancy bingham robes
White Marseilles cuttings
II ndsome printed do
anu ufdp, Siate, Glue, anu StIlpeu
cotton cassimeres
Plain and striped drilings
rs and "A Irish line ms
Do brown hollands
10 and 9 8 steam loom shirtings
Women's white cotton hose
Mems do do do
White cotton balls
9-8 cotton apron checks
Striped jeans
Do forentines
Wilmington stripes
Black plain and footed1
Tea, scarlet, crimson chTrOONe
Drab lilac and onH'
ingrained scarlet
Black and white bat bands
Trlbble gilt coat & vest buttons
Horn suspender do
Pearl shirt buttons
4 Al and 5lb best London pins
5mO9 II
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RENOV AL.
SOLOMON DREW

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens
d q OF Alexandria, and the public gene
rally that he has removed from his cid
stand 90 PEI g lvania Avenue, tat well
known and commodous house formerly
occupied by Mr.. Belyllle as the Colum-
biah Hotel, (in the same neighborhood. }
between the National lnteligencer Office,
and the Centre Market; the accommoda
lions will be far superior TO his late stand,
there being thirteen
Excellent Rooms,
in the best condition, besides other convs-
nirnces in the new house; and as he is de-
termiDed tn spare no expense in fitting the
house up comfortably. and supplying HIM
self with an assortment of genuine wines
and liquors, share of public patronage
will be thankfully received.
Washington, May Ia st
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PubIic Sale.

AZ, On Saturday next. the 18th inst,
@Rat ~ o'clock, will be sold at auc-
ton on Adams wharf, the
SCH. OSBOURN, about lS tons burthen.
With her tackle and appareI.-Also few
articles of cIoathing
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auc.
may IA
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JOHN HEPBURN

I'd ESPECTFULLY informs the public that
"a THIS EVENING,
the I4tb inst the Elysium will be hand
someiy illuminated and newly decorated
tor the last time, together with ten superb
portraits, taken from nature by first rate
artist, ard executed in the highest style.
Two hundred different lights will be ex-
hlbited on the occasion. He will also be
prepared with Ice Creams, Lemonade,
Cordals, Wine, and the various delicaeies
of the season Private rooms for the la
dies, where they can be furnished with
Ice Creams and other refreshments.
may Ia II
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sale without Reserve.

ON Thursday at 10 o'clock. will be sold
~ a, the store OF MIR John Lanhan., up
per end of King street, all h's Stock ID
Trade. compriziDg very general and ex-
tensive assortment for grocery store, such
as sugar. spun cotton, stone ware, vinegar,
whlskey coffee, tea, sugar, molasses, ba:
con, candles, soap. &c. &c. on a liberal
credit.
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~ MARINE LIST, I'D
ORT OF ALEXANDRIA
O''ED FROM THE READING-RooM BOOKS,
ARRIVED NAY 10,

@, ARRIVED NAY 10,
s, osnr' Deligh IN Peace, Kelly, 8 Is from
'ESSiannah; ballast to 4. II, Rowland.
S, loop Resolution, Brown, l2 days from
LI !, = salt, wine; & cotton, to NJ. Mil
Ho niIo0p Nightingale, Fendall, tn Boyd's
O., cargo corn TO the master.
PRO-" oop Rising Sun, Smith, 6 days from
A TCT'o ENC h |, molasses, hay, & gin, t,
81 g. ticks Georgetown.
= ., rtup' Len, Foxweil, cargo Goals to Mr..
Sl,oc SAILED,
'S S''den Age, Marble, Providence.
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Cut \ ails and Brads.

Il. C. CAZENOVE & co.
3EAVE received an assortment OF Gu ]
IL NAILS 81 BRADS, from Ga to 4od
warranted to be of the best quality, Tor
sale on the lowest terms.
may 4
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SALES BY AT CTION.
THIS Day
Public Sale.

y - D
IN Tuesday at II o'clock, will be sold
~ at the auction store, 4 likely active
young man. accustomed to house work,
the care of horses, carriage driving &c.
He has the best recommendation tor bis
honesty, sobriety, &c. in short so good
servant he will not be sold out OF the
neighborhood.
VX7ILL be added TO this days sale;
w Irish linens. fine book musliDs
Fine fancy cravats, cambria nusllns,
No, 3 fine tafta ribbon. !,
Ladies and gentlemens cotton stockj
ings
Tapes, Irish dowlass. linen,
Madras hdkts silk brades,
Long nankeen, Irish draper.
Angola cashmere, &c &c
S. A MARSTELLER.
may Ia
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For Amsterdam.

sSE The new and very superior
sSssslAsJssf ship DELTA. James C!arkson,
master, (daily expected); burthen $40
bids. tobacco, and will take freight of $50
hhds. and passengers.
Also, for Charleston 8 savan-
nah.
50 The good schr FARMERS
90 90 FANCY, John Mcintyre, mas
ter; hurthen about 1000 bbls. and will in a
few days be ready 10 load. Apply TO
JOHN H. LADD 4. Co.
may IL
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Schr. Only Daughter, Daggett Boston.
Schr Dollar, Mayo, Halifax.
Matilda, LymburD, from hence, arrived
at n. York inst.
Ship Boston Finley, from hence, arrived
at Savannah 28th ut.
aRRIvED-MAY lS.
Schr. William, Russell. 8 DIS from New
Port; rum, gin, candles, q molasses to A.
&. CazenoVe SEQ.
SAITED,
Schr. Emerald, Babson, Salem.
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Public Sale of Valuable Pro-

Ans-,s Pursuant to the last will and
VT. testament of Joseph Dean, decd
Hshs will be sold by public auction on
49, Wednesday, the 9th day OF May,
at O'Clock, on the several premises, to
the highest bieder, the residue OF his real
estate, CONSISTING OF
One three story brick dwelling house,
situate on the south side of King street,
between Fairfax and Water streets, with
brick stable, &c. on the south SIDE OF an
alley in the rear Of the dwelling house.
One brick warehouse on Union, between
Prince and Duke streets, now occupied
by Mr.. Samuel Dean
One lot OF ground "a 8-I2 feet on Water
and Union streets, running through the
square. and adjoining the warehouse &C.
cupied by Mr.. Samuel Dean. On this lot
there is a coJper's shop and shed, occupi-
ed by Messrs. Hill and Valentine.
Also, lot of ground GO teet on Water
street, and running through the square to
Union street on which is erected two
story brick dwelling house, and small
frame dwelling, both occupied.
Also, lot of ground on the east side OF
Union street, bounded by the river on
which there is small wharf.
Terms of Sale, one third cash-one third
in SIX months, and the remaining third in
twelve months, with interest from day OF
sale. j.
At the same time will he sold at the
dwelling OH King street,
Four thousand one hundred dollars in
Road Stock in the Union Bank OF Alexan-
dria, and ten shares of Little Falls Bridge
Stock.
frSale to commence at the dwelling
on King street.
HUGH SMITH, Ex'rof
Joseph Dean, decd.
mav0 Is
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TOMORROW Evening,

4 T 8 o'clock, will be sold at the auc.
n ton store, a variety of elegant
Fancy articles,
such as knives an forks, walters. bread Y
knife trays, srn nd wire whips, pins in
packs, & +, --- combs, tapers, look
ing glasses, IL .ons, silks, razors, shawls,
cassimeres, vesting, silk hose cotton do:
scizzors and penkrive., lancets, bair and
cloth brushes. t'rittania tea and coffee pots
cut glasses. pitchers and decanters, tum-
blers, &c &c. 80.
P.s. The goods will be open for inspec.
ton the day of sale,
S A. MARsTELLER.
NAV ID
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THIS DAY.
Public Sale.

i uDilC CdlCs
WILL be ssld to the highest bidder on
W Wednesday, the 9Th inst at the late
residence of Thomas S. Brawner, decd.
in Matlaweman, Charles County, Md. all
the personal property of said deceased,
consisting of
Several Negroes,
including men, women and children, cat
tie, horses, sheep ant hogs, plantation u
tenslls, household and kitchen furniture.
&C. Also on the first day OF June next,
on the premises tract of land belonging
TO said deceased, called Maddox's Rambe
said to contain one hundred acres, lying
in Chickamuckson in said county.-Terms
made known on the day OF sale.
ROBERT BRAWNER.
NAV 81 Executor
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The Owner

OF small bundle containing silk and
" ginghams, that was lett IN store on
Tuesday the 7tb inst. can have it by pay
irg for this advertisement. Apply at thus
flee may ;4-3t
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John III. Laid 3 Co.
uAVE just received by brig Winifred
il II from Havana, and brig Resolution
from St. Thomas, and schr. Mary from
New burypOrt,
SO boxes white and brown Havana
80 boxes Muscovado do
81 bbIs. do do
ID hhds molasses
5000 doz. Amegor superior Spanish Sc.
CARS, in whole, halves y quarter boxes
bags cocoa,
5 do coffee
g hhds w /. rum
| Dbl & a boxes tallow
II cases mems T. boys fine shoes
8 do fur hats
SO bbls N. E. run,
may IL
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-14
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS Day.

The foUozving property zsall
be sold without reserve on Tuesday morn
ing next. 18th inst. at ten o'clock at Mar
steller's Auction Room.