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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-28

offered by Mr.. Van Dyke. to convey
the land to the state by gift instead of
sale.
Much debate again took place on this
subject, embracing chiefly the questions
heretofore stated d the question wheth
er the land should be given OF sold to
the state. Messrs. Brown and John.
son of Lou. spoke to show the necessity
there was that the state should own the
lands, and in favor ola decision without
further delay, Indifferent whether they
were sold, or whether the pittance which
they were worth should be granted gra-
tuitously. Messrs, Lloyd, Lanman,
Van Dyke, Thomas, and Chandler, also
joined in the debate. In the end.
The amendment proposed by Mr. Van
Dyke, was negatived. Ayes 10, Noes "a
Mr.. Chandler then moved to strike
out the I'd section, which is in the fol-
lowing words:
Sec. Q. and be it further enacted
That all the right and claim of the U.
States to tract Of land in the county
OF Point Coupee, and state Of Louisiana,
containing forty arpents on tho Missis
sippl river, and forty arpents back. at a
remarkable bend in the river. about
seven miles above the court house for
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-28
Friendship Fire Company.

Extract from an act of the corporation OF
Alexandra, for the extiDgulshment OF
Fires: n,
Section 7. If any person who shall be
present at any FIRE, shall neglect or refuse
to obey the order OF direction of any OH
Ger who shall be appointed by any hre
company now established or which may
he hereafter established, knowing him TO
be an officer, such person shall forfeit and
paw the sum of FIVE dollars; provided the
name of such officer shall have been flrst
published in one of the public papers.
Ats meeting of the Friendship FIRE
N Company held at the Town Hail.
January l4th, l892-Thee following ON
GERS were duly elected for the ensuing
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-28
Nsw York, Jan. 20.

RhOm IAN ONs
The very fast sailing ship Adonis, capt.
Brumley, arrived last evening, in LOG days
from Canton, having been absent six days
less than ten months, and not before heard
Of since she left this port. She had
passage of Only ll2 days out. Capt.
Brumley has sent US the following interest
ing intelligence.
About the latter part of Sept. seaman
belonging to the ship Emily, Copeland
OF Baltimore, was accused Of having kill
ed Chinese woman. The mandarias inn
mediately demanded the man, in order to
punish him for the alledged murder, but
captain Copeland, not being satisfied re-
speeding his guilt, declined giving him up.
After considerable negotiations between
Mr.. Wicocks, our Consul, joined by the
American residents, captains, and super
cargoes, and the Chinese authorities, dur
ing which the Americans evinced deter
mination nof to give up the seamen with
out having bis guilt proved. and many
threats were thrown out on the other side
of stopping the trade. and other coercive
measures-it was at last agreed that the
man should be tried for the offence on
board the Emily; it was also agreed that
the evidence of the white men should be
admitted as well as the Chinese. These
concessions on the part of the Chinese,
when compared with their former conduct
on simila. occasions wherein the English
were concerned. was considered at Cam
ton as proof of their favorable sentiments
towards the Americans. However, if the
man should be found guilty, and then not
be given up to be punished according to
their laws, an immediate stoppage of all
trade and intercourse will no doubt imme-
diately take place.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-28
Paints, Oils, Glass = Ground
Dye Woods.
A. p. COVER,


TTAS for sale opposite the Washington
II Tavern. King street. fresh and
complete assortment OF
Dry : Ground Paints = Fine
COLORS.
Putty py the 100 lbs. put up in biadders;
glass of all sizes, from by 8 to 90 by "a;
eopal vsrnish; spirits turpentine; inseed
oil; summer, fall and winter sperm. lamp
playground red wood;nicaragua;camwo
Justic; Campsachy logwood, sc. &c.
jan rs
nrThe I4essburg Washingtonian,. the
winchester Gazette. and the Palladium
OF Liberty, Fauquier Court House, are re-
quested to publish the above three tunes
and send their accounts to this once ior
collection.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-28

Charles M'Kright, lst.
James Carson, I'd. Commanders.
Charles Pascoe, Sd.
James Gait, lsyborJ;,ots
James Douglass, D;~sctors
Matthew Robinson,
Rob't Brockett, jun.
, Tn0mas MART I. Martin Regulators
9. B. LarmouT.
John Longden, /,
Thomas Mount; D
David MarlI, I'"''e'''
ThomasShields' ,
Extract from the minutes
Test, MATTHEW ROBINSON,
Secretary.
aA-The KEYS of the Engine House
kept by Charles Pascoe, Thomas Shields
and William Green.
ian % 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-30
From the Buffalo Journal.

q few days since, trepanning operation wa.
performed by Dr.. Chaplin, on John one Of tn
Seneca Indians, which, from the severity of III,
fracture, and skilful manner Of the performance
merits notice. 1t appears that the Indian had
received the blow from club. by a son of' TWENTY
Canoes at whose instance surgical aid was called
When the doctor arrived he found the skull mucI
fractured and depressed, and the indian senseles,
and unable to speak or swallow He mentioned 10
tie Indians that the only hope, and tina, very
doubtful one. Of saving his life was an immedate
tePanning operation, TO which they consented
Immediately alter raising the depression of the
SKULL John opened his eyes, and within two or three
minutes came to his sen'es, and asked the doctor
what he was doing. observing that 1t hurt him. On
being SATISFIED that it was absolutely necessary he
submitted without the slightest murmur. When
the operation was over, he Immediately arose.
walked about. and expressed his satisfaction in the
most grateful manner. Old Twenty Canoes was a
silent spectator, but as soon as he saw the India,
safe he walked up to the doctor with great dignity.
and observed to him" Brother, thank Won for
your attention my son injured this young man.
my son caused this trouble-present your bill to
me, J will pay it," Language like this. from a
Christian. would be called duty; but from an Indian
and one who has ever been opposed TO the encourage
ment OF missionaries to their nation, it is maenanimi-
ty and goes az prove that there is in man, though
uneducated and unchristanized, moral sense-the
% 6Hton OF pagan antiquity-which constitutes the
true dignity Of human nature.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-30
INSURRECTION

FOR some time past we have been carefully
examining the Charleston papers for more circum-
s'an'd account OF the late altemp! at Instruction
in that city among the blacks. Our nIormst;oo i
truly alarming: viz that the plot was of nine ysars
stahoihg and that II was in contemplation to massa
ere the inhabitants. burn the city seize upon the
shipPlng1n the port and make the best or the way
70 y. Dom'ngo. Webelievs that no one will doubt
that the conspiracy was an alarming onr. as !,
mas been mentioned that MANY slaves who had been
h'ther'o considered as faithful were connected with
IL and that their owners would not credit the accu
sa'ions against them until they heard them confess
-. ..e! gun; we ave seriously led to enquire wha'
the issue of these things will be- surely there NM,
oe some bound beyond which we cannot pass; and
should there be another conspiracy land who car
doubt that there will no, bei) knowing the ineenui
y Q, man. we Judge that 1t will not be so easily
queled as the present one was. a sncc;nc, s-conn,
OF the late transactions would be extremely accen.
table 70 the citizens Of the United States generally.
ghu. FIR. Joar.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-30
THE ALBIoN-oNCE MORE.

we have Just been TO pay visit to WILLIAM
EvERHART, Esq. and to bid him welcome home
We are happy to say his health is GOOD and con.
siderne the dreadful scenes he has passed through
his spirits are free and buoyant Although knew
ne had been, and would be questioned out OF patti
ence respecting his shipwreck, could not refrain
from asking him to repeat the most material incl
dents over again. tor there is freshness in the story
which you hear directly from the lips of one who
was present at an event, which is lost when recei-
wed second or third handed.
lie told me that the chief circumstances as they
had been related IN the papers, were correct The
voyage had been so far prosperous and pleasant for
'he~5sason; but MIR. Everhart himself had Suffered
much from sea sickness and was almost constantly
confined to his room.--The storm OF the day, it
was supposed was over they were near 10 the
coast and all hands flauered themselves, that in
short time they should reach their destined hsrbour
but about O'Clock in the evening heavy Sea
struck the ship, swept several seamen from the
deck, carried away her mass ard stove in her hatch
WAYS, so that every which passed over her ran
into the hold without any thing to stop 1.-THE raj.
ngs were carried away and the wheel which aided
mem TO steer. In short, that fatal wave left the
Albion wreck. She was then about 90 miles from
shore, and Capt Williams steadily and coolly gave
his orders-he cheered the passengers and crew
with the hope that the wind would shift and before
morning blow OF shore. The sea was very rough,
the vessel unmanageable; and the passengers were
obliged to be tied to the pumps that they might
work them. All who could do no good on deck
retired below, but The water was knee deep 10 the
cabin, and the furniture floating about rendering the
situation dangerous and dreadful.
All night long the wind blew osle directly on
shore towards which the Albion as drifting at the
rate OF about three miles an hour The complete
hopelessness OF their situation was known to few
except Captain Willisms. The coast was familiar
70 MN and he must have seen in despair and hor.
ior throughout The night the certainty of their fate
m aenE'n me ocean dashing and roaring upon the
preciplce OF rocks under the lee of the ship, told
them that their hour was come CAPTAIN w. sum
moned all on deck and briefly told them that The ship
mus, soon strike it impossible to preserve her
wv E'erha.t saws that be was the last tina, left
,he cao'n Professor Fisher was behind him hut
ne is confident never came on deck, but persisted
oe'o" some particularly the females, expressed
,n.ir terror In wild ,hreks Major Cough of the
nr',sn army remarked, that Death, cone as he
Wou'd was an unwelcome messenger but they must
meet MN as they could Very little was said by
''Hs's' the men waiting the expected shock in 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-30

Nr' Sullivsn's principle for propelng boats ap-
pears hseiy to be admitted to use in New York,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
0RP.IANS, COURT.

alexandria County, Jnly Term, 1922.
6NROTRTD, That the administrator OF
q I'm. Kiolen, deceased, do give the
us,.l notice to debtors and creditors once
week three weeks, in the Alexandra
Newspapers a Copy. Teste
A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This is to give notice, That,he subscrl-
Der of Alexandria county IN the Dls'r'c'
of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans' Coart of said county, letters OF
administration on the personal estate o.
WIN. Violet, late Of the county aforesaid
deceased. All persons having Claims a.
paipst the said decedcnt,are hereby warn
ed 20 exhibit the same, with the vouch-
ers thereof, to the subscriber, passed by
INC Orphans Court, on or before the
sixteenth day Of January next, or they
roav by law lie excluded from all benz
it 70 said estate ; and those indebted
thereto are requires to make Immediate
payment. ,c.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
;u,v. 1899, JAMES MILAN
.Hdmfr. Of Nm. Viotctt, d"c'd
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
WIN. FOWLE & Go.

az WE for sale 10000 lbs Havana and 81.
u Domingo coffee
To- 900 lbs Sumatts pepper
so binds New Orleans sugar
90 do retailing mnlasScs
200 boxes mould & dipped candles of approx
ed brands
500 reams wrapping paper
BOO pieces Russia duck, LIST and I'd quality
300 do Russia sheeting
loo do heavy and light Ravens duck
5p do Russia diaper
ii tons st. Petersburg hemp
90 casks candle and soap tallow
$50 do nails assorted sizes
80 bbls No & 2 Boston beef
3S casks new rice
y pipes pipe .,,.. Old Sicily Madeira wine
90 20 q" "% ca plps' woOdhou'es brand
Half pipes and quarter casks Keirs Il Co..
Madeira wine 4years old
Quarter casks ofold Malmsy Madeira WIN
TO casks Mountain Malaga wine
% 10 Claret wine entitled to debenture
l50O bushels st. Ubes salt.
500 tons plaster paris
10 crates Liverpool ware
3 casks English sewing twine
u cases olive oil !anif
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
FRESH TEAS.


AIOW landing from sioop Altoona, Nichols,
q master, from Ncw-Yori, Gunpowdcr and
Imperial tea, in chests, half chests; ten catty
boxes, and in boxes of 40 two ID. canuisters each,
of the cargoeS OF the IIuutrcss and Pocahontas,
imported in March last, aud for sale by
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH
IN sToRE-Y Hyson tea of the Beavers cargo
Muscatel and bunch raisins, low 10 close sales
Baltimore whiskey in hhds and bbls
MusCoyado sugars in do. do. various qualities
Havana and St. Domingo coffee
Cognac brnndy and Holland gin in pipes
Sicily Madeira, Malaga, Coimcnar and Cana
~ wines
Mess and prime pork, prime beef
Bakers and Lapham's No. !, chocolate
Baltimore Nos. /, 9, &, 3, do
Wrapping and sugar loaf paper
| Binders boards, mould candles
w molasses in hhds of superior quality,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
LINDSAY & HILL

OFFER for sale, the following articles, viz.
y lGO hhds and $50 bbls Baltimore and Penn
sylvania whiSh"y
90 hhds LIST aud I'd quality Orleans sugar
Is do n Orleans and w India molasses
Ia. 900 lbs excellent green coffee
loo chests, half chests aud ten cat'y boxes
gunpowder, imperial and \ Tyson teas,
of an excellent quality
pipes + brandy
? do II gin
or casks Lisbon
5 do do Malaga Z WINE
Q half pipes Mountain Fort
$1,000 600 b I"sh' coarse o, ' and ground alum
24o boxes York manufactured soap
80 do tin
500 do Nova Scotia hcrrings
7 hhds cider vinegar
Mould candles in boxes
Nett and gross shad III bbls
Timothy and clover seed
Family flour usual
We wish TO purchase wheat,rye corn sep
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
COTTON YARN.

u lindsay Il HILL, have just received per
! schr Eliza
700 VT cotton yarn Noe 7, 8, 9and 10.
IN STORE
24 ,l boxes Sicily lemons lemons. In good order
Gunpowder tea in 10 catty boxes & III canisters
Imperial and young hyson do in lO catty boxes
- bags green coffee, pepper and Pimento
Isl, ID and Sd quality loaf sugar
ALSO,
\ Orleans sugar in hhds and bbls, o molasses
Whiskey g. n f. rum in do, Cognac brandy
| 40 boxes mould candles, superior quality
10 do brown soap, $500 To bacon
| lao sacks Liverpool fine salt
isle Of May salt in bulk
10 kegs tobacco, 6 to l0ih
$50 bbIs gross beTrings
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
PHNEAS JANNEY

WAS in store, and offers for sale, by the pack
Z y age, Broad cloths
Sav'd blue do
Twied coating
Kerscy moleskin
Drab Eiains
Bombazc!ts
WiidbOrcs
Olive and black vclvetccns
DO aud mixed Presidents Genoa cords
Smpnriine long cloths
Cotton shirtings
Cambria muslns
Marseilles quilted coun;erpanes
Ladies' lead colored cotton stockings
Canton grapes, plain and figured
Superior Nanllin do
Do shawls, tambour'd hdkfs and dresses
e'addlcry aud cutlery
I5n tons Swedcs bar iron assorted sizes
. do do do steel
4n boxes sperm. candles Rodman'S brand
which will nc sold on accommodating terms
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
TO CRAFTSMEN

~ ARIEL & GR0VERMAN have estab-
y Iished grocery store on Lower Cedar
Point where craftsmen can be supplied with
goods ~ The AIexandr!a prices. July 3
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
LEMONS, WHQSKEY, &c.

- AMUEL MESSERSMITH has in store, and |
- efjcrs for sale on accommodating terms,
10 boxes Sicily lemons !
500 bbls. Baltimore whislSey
pipes Holland gin
Q hhds 81 proof Antigua rum
5000 lbs prime green Lagu.'a y Havana coffee
600 do st Domingo DO
3 hlds and hblS Iuscoyado sugar
Ii chests and 6 half r,..,,,o,.,t,,. e. L.,
ches's pcriM TEAS, Of The
IS ten caity boxes ,,r,,,s of ,Lc r,e,-
boxes Gao" s'ni v-r, Hum-ess, aud
q" TWO Po""" Savannah.
cdnuistCrs
9 fine caity boxes imperial 10
Boxes and half boxes, Bakers No. l and
chocolate
Do Briito Nos. !, 2 and do
SIS boxes Nuscatel raisinS
30 do mould aud dipped candles
few boxes spc,mdceti DO
10 half or. casks Sicily
~ or casks C>nary WINES
s do do Cclmcnar
IL do do Malaga
80 bbls mess and prime pork
30 do no shad
iO bundles sugar loaf paper
Is do binders boards
Wrapping aud Kertisb cap paper
10 cases sweet oil in TASKS, represented to
he in nice order July
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07

Grass and Grain Scythes.
NgRADEN MORGAN e Co. have
I'D imported in the ship Fair Trader
from Liverpool, Waidron's prime grass
scythes, do double prime grain do print
ed Marseilles cuttings handsome pat
terms. BY the schr Primrose from Bos-
i.r, 80 pieces Russia sheetings. 5mo q
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
LEATHER, SUGAR, etc.

LEATHER, SUIAh, etc.
JONATHAN SHlLLABER offers for sale
ID 500 sides Soal leather
90 bags double refined India sugar
3 hhdS old Jamaica rum
40 bb!S No beef
90 boxes soap
50 do mould candles
20 do dipped do
Is chests best sewing twinc
90 bundles sheathing paper
80 boxes mems and women'S shoes
Is casks Malaga wine
20 coils cor:iagc
500 nests boxes
lNo sets measures
90 casks cat nails assorted
, bales India checks
10 boxes Goldfish
10 barrels best anniseed and Glove cordial
. cases water rroof hats
- kegs best mustard
Is cannis;ers copal varnish
so boxes Nos |, ,, and 3 chocolate
90 half 40 No. june )
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
VOL. XIII.
II. DARRAH, DENTIST.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies and
- gentlemen of Alexandria and its vicinity
that he has returned to his old stand in Mr..
ATklNSON'S house on Fairfax-street, where
he will be happy to wait on them in the line OF
his profes sion. tf june II
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07

Ice Creams, Lemonade, etc.
FESHE subscriber respectfully informs
Il his friends and customers that he
has commenced with his Ice Creams, Lee
monade, and other refreshments for the
season, also subscriptions TO ICE, will be
received at the former price, and tram
sieDt customers supplied as usual.
| may 90 LOUIS BEELFR.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
Forfeited Fairfax Lands.

!INHF volume is intended to contain Il variety
D. OF instructive and entertaining matter IN
prose and verse. The author respectfully appeals
to those friends for their patronage who have
expressed desire to see his pieces III print and,
he trusts he may, without subjecting himself to
rhe charge Of meanness and serviiity, observes
that his pecuniary circumstances, at the present
moment, strongly urge him to send his manu-
script to the press, soon as sufficient num-
her of subscribers have added their names to tile
list In appealing to his friends in Romney,
Winchester, a nd the vicinity, for their patronage
le begs to o:icrhs assurance that, in the present
volume pieces will be found, hut such as are
purely ethical and literary. II is the authors
determination 10 exclude every thing Of IA con-
troversial nature, whether on political or rel-
sious subjects. lie therefore respectfully soil
cts the pa,ron.e of all his friends and acquan-
t,nces i'm every part of the United States and in
England The price to non.s"bscrihers viii be
81 20. WILLIAM iiomfoO1''
Romney, Hampshire CO. va. june III
II Subscribers TO the above work VIII be re-
,-oiycd at the Herald Office.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
CHEAP STORE.

% ARIEL &. GROyERMAN have deter
- mined 10 sell goods as low as can be Pur-
:hased by the quantity. Tney have now or
land aud oiIe: for sale,
New-Orieaus sugar, st & 81 quality
Old Cogmac brandy, and pure Holland gin
Pennsylvania and Virginia whskey
Smithfeld gin and cherry bounce
Jamaica aud Antigua spirits
Peppermint cordial, very fine
Superior cider vinegar, Coz picking
Sicily Madeira wine
Bright West India molasscs
LIST, Cd, and Sd qualities loaf SUGAR
Y. H. tea of very superior quality
Pepper, pimento, ginger, cinnamon, cloves,
nutmegs, etc.
ist aud 2i quail. st. Domingo coffee
NIuscatel raiSins. cut nails, wrapi iug paper
loo nests wooden ware, nests boxes, crock!
cry and stone ware, etc
New cheese, soap, chewing tobacco, rice
Shoe thread, tea ware, etc.
Hunts celebrated hIackidg, gin cases
Pcnnsy wanna bacon, family HOnT
Mems and womcn'S shoes
loo bushels excellent white corn meal
Superior American mustard in kegs
No. neat he,rngS. sunpowdcr in kegs, &c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
BANK. OF ALEXANDER

VHty I, TO-
a Dividend OF FIVE DOLLARS, Tor the last
IA six months, on each share Of stock held in
this institution, is this day declared and will be
paid to the stockholders or their representatives
after Thursday the4th inst. BY order Of the pre-
s;dent and directors. J. l.. McKENNA, cashier.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
SPIRITS, CHEESE, etc.

SPIRITS, [ II b ESE, etc.
THE subscribers have received 2 hhds ia
Z maica and Antigua spirits of excellent
quality. Also, supply of Goshen cheese, in
prime order old whiskey ia bbls common in
do pipe Cognac brandy DO Holland gin,
few quarter casks dry Lisbon, Teneriffe, and
Madeira wines vinegar in hhds. and bbs. to-
geihcr with a general assortment of groceries. F,
10 june 81 II. L. RAMSAY & Co. j
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
THOMAS I'll, ROWLAND.

" AS JUST received by the Regulator from
D. > New Bedford, Cent from boston, and Re
solution from ST. Thomas,
p ;ierces sumner pressed spermaceti oil,
genuine
% bills cape Horn whale do
100 boxes spcrmaceti candles, Sv'ain'S pa
tent and Rodnan's and other approved
brands
4 hhds and ! bills Nluscovado sugars
= do w. |. moiasses
4 bags cocoa, . boxes and Dbl taliow
& bags coffee, > bales Alicar: foot mats
Raisius, Martinique NOyeau, MALAGA, mat
tng, SC 5mo IL
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
SPERM. OIL 8. CANDLES

SPERM. OIL g. CANDLES.
p Casks spermace;i oil
b y 80 boxes do candles, from the factory
- of s. Rodman, New Bedford, Just receiv-
ed and for sale by PHINEAS JANNEY.
IfHo has an Store aud o8srs for safe,
Ia bales Russia sheeting
III casks do taliow
. trunks cambria muslins
Q c.ses Ndnkin grapes
. do do shawls
do Canton grapes, assorted colors
do do do black
l do cotton shirings
| d. long CLOTHS
bale, bo:nhazctts and Widbores
Dimities, rib on> spotted cravats
MarseiileS quilting extra Cine
LEMONS, etc.
Z lindsay s. HILL have in store and oile
: for sale,
81 boxes fresh lemons in prime order
ID kegs Goshen butter
casks do cheese
pipes French brandy
| do Holland gin
. hhdS Antigua rum
do Jamaica do
! IL do and 500 bbls whskey
ID barrels apple brandy
do peach do
half pipes Lisbon wine
90 quarter casks Malaga do
% hl,ds and 10 bbis LIST and Cd quail. sugar
| 200 boxes Nuscatel raisins
TOO do mould and dipped candles
II do tin plates
5 bags pnnento
2000 bushels ground alum salt
| go sacks fine do
300 barrels herrings
! 10 do shad
Gunpowder, imperial, and Y. lily son teas
| ~ boxes claret June ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-07
Owe DOLLAR PER CORD

This wood lies in King George county, few
miles below the mouth ofPrtpmac Creek and not
more than IL quarter of mill, from the landing
on the river. THOMAS Ii. FOWKE,
King GEORGE county, July ~ Ote6t