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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08

"ILL be sold on Thursday the 9Th
wv day OF May next at the late resi-
dence OF Peter. Otier,. decd. the follow
ing property viz: Horses and some stock
Cattle, one set OF, Blacksmith Tools.
and mary other articles too tedious to
enumerate. Nine months credit will be
given ON all sums exceeding five dollars,
the purchaser giving bond or note with
approved security. The sale to com.
mence at s. o'clock, A. NJ. and due at
tendance given BY ).
HENRY TABLER. Adm'r.
with the will annexed.
April 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08

guage, arriving al the age Of maturity, and b.ins
perhaps, destitute Of the advantages Of tor,un.,
cannot have sufficient le sure from his avocat,on
to make any proficiency in education. thus
nsnighted, his conditien is truly lameniabls
Auhe pleasures, thejoys science affords her
,sptN'es,. cannot be experienced by him; and
ne y therefore, by the inconsiderxte neglect
o. hs parents deprived ct the most considera.
Ole sourceo OF enjoyment. Condemned to pass
thru The fsrious vIcissitudes oi life in The gross
est ignorance, las views are crcumscribed. ami
his qualifications small. An odious gloorn movers
DER nis mind all IS darkness and inabiL,v
When he would prtsuTne 10 elevate himself aboyr,
the vale Of obscurity III (which he had so long
resided apd aspire 10 the honorable Offices i,s
the gift ofhis helnYed country, he finds himself
Immediately drawn back by the tyrsnt hands OF
incompetency. What signifies the Inviting
shades olihe wide spreading Tree Of l,bersy, ifho
be eniettercd by the chains of the vilest igno-
rance Ills mind, alas is lowly bept under the
despotic sway Of this destructive monster. ,Hispe
OF preicrment. that activestimulus Of noble cxv
plots, s,csens aud expires lie acquiesccs in biz
melancholy tatei and creeps hunbly along the
confined walks OF ignorance; where no flowers
grow whose var'cgatcd hues might please tho
sense, or whose sweet colours might exhilarata
the splrits. How long shall tbs me lodious yoica
OF Wisdom cry, "Nc simple ones how long will
ye love nmphcilAs aud ioolS hate knowiedgei,s
May all the youths OF this ierillc tale PROSTATE
themselves al the shrine Of Science; and re-.
gard he "ss th,ir ohiei good!" .s#.,t.
JUNENiS.
Martinsburg, May 4. 1925.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08
THE WABASH RIVER

The " abash IS a beautiful river, a.
bout 600 miles in length by its meanders.
[, enters the Ohio about lao miles from
the confluence of the latter with the
Mississippi, and may be cohsideIedas its
largest stream, coming in on the west
side. The breadth, at the mouth IS 400
wards. Its head waters rise IN the north
west part OF the state of Ohio rlver is
south of west Its principal tributaries
are, White River, Little Wabash' EN-
larrass, Big and Little Eel Rivers, gu
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08

Miss NAscr trck:OS vas struck dead !!
without any sign OF animatioo; except a
trembling of the flesh: Ywo marks were
made on the breast, forming the letter
V, the stems about half an inch wide,
which took the flesh OF to the bone: no
other marks on the body, bit it soon
became quite black. She was about II
years OF ase, in blooming health. and
come to The house about five minutes
before. She was amiable, innocent. warm
in her friendship, and beloved by all
who knew her.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08
C,NcINNkTAI, ONO, April 10.

The dwelling house of Mi. Il. Kyle,
of C6yfnyton, Ky. was yesterday struck
by Lightning, which instantly Killed one
Young womsn, and materially injured
three others. 'i'hey were standing IN
the kitchen door. The lightning first
struck tn chimney Of the house, pas sed
down to the first floor, and then divided;
one stream turned out Through the wall
10 the kitchen, where the unfortunate
women were standing; the other stream
continued down to tie ground floor, set
the house on fire, and melted some tea,
boards, the tongs, and number OF
nails. There was no person in the house,
excepting Mrs. ky'e, Kiss Nancy Dick
SOU. Brtscy Smith. little girl, and an
infant that Mrs. Kyle held in her arms,
W. xh was not injured. They were All
loocked down. Mrs Kyle was unable
to rise. oac side only injured. and thai
comn.rtely para'yssd y her ileshon thai
side was marked by red spangles resen
bling the branche, VI tree; she is recover
jhg. Betsy, was soon alb c to Il 4 cal
for assistance, The little girl, TO al
aDpearance was dead but was eventu
ai!y resuscita;ed +; her flesh completely
purple and very cold srothed at the
mouth and vomitcd, and il constantly
screening with pain iii the back al
TOMS, hit may possibly yet recover
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08
GEORGE sNoWDEEL,
Saddle and Harness M,L..

tHE~po NHuANI . !,
- especially Informs the citizens OF
~ berkeley County, that he has COM
menced the above business in Martins
burg. His shop is opposite to Jacob
BISHOPS blacksmith shop, where ha
WILL atall times. he found ready to exc
cute any work in his line in the
neatest and most substantial manner.
anu OF the best materials. His brices
sha u be reasonable,
Martinsburg, May s,--3w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08
From The National Lntelligencer.

Sr. SALvADon or GUATEMALA, the
most southern Province OF Mexico, is it
appears, really desirous OF attaching its
political destinies to those Of the states
composing this Union. Our readers
may recollect, that we expressed some
doubt ofthe fact, when first announced,
supposing that it was more likely to be
the government Of Columbia to which
that Province was DESTROYS of being at.
tached. TO this remark, the Providence
Patriot replies as follows:
"Capt. Tyler, who brought the docu-
ment in question from Honduras, was
requested by hi, consignee to give it ex.
tensive pub lefty in this country; and it
contains, its original shape, irreiragable
evidence of its referring to these United
Statec mention Is made Of the number OF
inhabitants which the province should,
contain, in order to entitle it to admis
sion into our Union; also Of religion
existing in the two nations aud the
Congress express the conviction that.
Notwithstanding, as there is in this conn
try no national religion, or any known
to the constitution, all being equally
protected, they shall be allowed the un.
disturbed enjoyment of their own; re-
peated allusion it likewise made to the
principles OF our free constitution. The
original manuscript has been transmitted
to the Department of State"
Providence Patriot.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08
Z.SEsvILLk, Ohio, April Is.

Henry Youkin, postmaster at Union
town, in this county, was committed to
the Jail in this place on Thursday last,
upon pretty just suspicion of having
privately robbed the mail The next day
he made some progress towards conses.
sion, and finally did confess that he had
taken $3.50 be'ongins TO Mr.. Coulsou
OF RusIlviile, so dollars to Mr.. Odlin,
and so dallars to Mr.. Beedwith, OF
Somerset. The postmaster had not been
in office much more than two years, but
be has made up Id industry what he lost
in time. Sach crimes are by far too
frequent in these days.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08
new York, April e8.

The United States brig Enterprise,
Lieut.. Comdt. John Gallagher. on a
ctuise against the pirates, dropped down
from the Navy Yard on Saturday, and
lies AZ anchor of Old ship, awaiting
the arrival of Ihos. Randall, Esq. from
Washington, WHO'S going to Porto Rico
from our government.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08
BATTLE

Isa word consisting only of six letters,
and very easily pronounced, but the
meaning Of such word is large add ex-
tensive 1t is question of ordinary mo-
ment, whether two or three hundred taOa-
sand men shall be allowed to die peacea-
bly, in their beds, or be butchered and
mangled by piecemeai. When we speak
Of war, we rarely think ofany thing more
than cannon roaring, colours flying, glo-
ny Growing. and the millions shouting
panegyrics. The word battle does in
deed mean this; but it comprehends a
great deal more. 1t means wives made
widows and children crPhans-poverty.
beggary, nutilated limbs and church
yards extended. We promise the youth
full hero, whether be falls or survives,
immortal existence in the gratitude OF
his countrymen. We have said all this
and much more Of the gallant, patriotic
out unfortunate Lawrence; but when
his eternal gratitude Of his countrymen
was put TO the proof, when small pit
lance Of our prodigal expenditure was re-
quested for his widow, it was f0nnd that
gratitude was two expensive an article.
Bali. Morn. ChrOn.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08

DIED, on Monday night last, Doct..
THOMAS McpHERRlN, an eminent
practitioner in this place for the last ss-
Venteen years.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08
EAsToN, Md. April 26.

The hail storm which visited us on
Sunday evening last, we are sorry to
learn did considerable damage in the
vicinity of this town. In some places
the wheat was literally cut up by the
roots, and an immense quantity OF win
dow glass broken--ln one house alone
nearly 200 lights were destroyed-Many
of the hail stones, il is said, were as large
as hen eggs.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08
CHxRLEsroN, April "a.

OHAHLESIUN, HPfT Vi
We have papers to the 18th inst. by
the schr. ALI gator. from Matanzas, but
they contain no news. SHE left the
town on the 10th, but did not sail from
the harbor until the 18Th inst. Com.
Porter Was there when the Alligator
sailed, in the steam galliot Sea Gull,
with some other vessels of the squadron.
Twelve or fourteen bodies, OF the
crew of the piratlcal schr. Pilot recap
tured by the boats OF the squadron, who
were either killed or drowned at the
time of her re.capture, had drifted or
shore near the spot on the Coast of Gu
ba where she was taken.-Courier.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08

The following paragraph relates to a
proposed work, which we hope will be
as successful as its merits will entitle il
to be. Nothing is more closely identified
at this moment, with the national feel.
ing, or rather the national pride, than
our naval history and the naval character
The gentleman who has undertaken this
work, is all that the Advocate says Of
him, and more. he has grown up with
the Navy, and has always been familiar
with its details, and associated with ITS
interests.
FROM THE NATIONAL ADVOCATE.
Naval Chronicle. have learnt,
with much pleasure, that proposals have
been issued at Washington, by G. W.
Goldsborough, Esq for publishing, aOnu.
ally, in one volume, a work to be entitled
the United States .taraL Chronicle.
This work, we understand is to embrace
a general and biographical history of the
Navy, the official reports, and variety
OF matter relative thereto and suitable
for such work; and, coming from the
pen OF person so well calculated Tor
the undertaking, cannot fail OF proving
not only valuable but very useful book,
There is no person, we believe, so well
qualified as MIR. Goldsborough, to di.
rect a work of this character; his talents
and literary requirements are highly re
spectacle, and from having officlated in
the Navy Department, from its first es'
tabIish,ne at as a separate branch of the
Executive, he has become intimately &C
ouainted with every branch of its opera
TONS, and has acquired avery extensive
and personal acquaintance with the Off,
GERS aid commanders ofour navy. These
with many other advantages possessed b,
Mr.. Goldsborough, warrant Us In se'lev
ihs that this work viii be accomplished
in a manner which must inevitably result
in satisfaction to the public, and in cred
it and honor to himself.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08
WATDM AND OyLOUN
MAKING.
j. LITTLE,

d sspectfu'Iy informs the. Citizens, Of
1E Martinsbprg and ito vicinity.
that he intends carrying on the above
business in all its varieties, in the house
lately occupied W Mr.. linn, deceased.
nearly opposite the Martinsburg Inn.
lie hopes ny strict. attention aud d tho
rough knowledge Of his professipn, to
merit add received share Of public pa.
tronage.. AS he intends to devote his at
tention particularly to Watches, he will
repair all kinds, kepeaters,, Duplax,
best manper. Also those who wish 10
favour him with their custom for Clocks.
may rest assured on having them, made
OF the best materials and finished in the
neatest manner. Silver-work and lew.
elry neatly repaired-All on the most
reasonable terms for cash only.
Martinsburg, May /.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08
gar Tree Creek, Ponce: Passa, or Wild.

a -
| car Tree Greek, Ponce Passu, or Wild.
cat, Tippecanoe, and Massissini~ay
This river flows through a rich level
CO untry, well adapted to the cultivation
of wheat and rye; and cotton has OF late
been raised with success. There are,
both on the east and west side of this riv.
er, a great many prairies, or natural
meadows, which are very rich and fertile.
The country is now settling very fast,
and viii, IN a few years, il the present
prospect continues, be in a high state OF
cultivation. The principal towns situated
on this river, are Harmony, Yinceunes.
and .rene Haute, with several more.
which are yet new, and Contain but few
inhabitants.
This river FORMS the western boundary
OF tie state, having Illinois on the west,
and Indiana on the east, tor considera.
D!e distance, 1t affords excellent spring
navigation for Hat boats, Tor the distance
OF 450 or 500 miles from its mouth, and
is navigable foe craft drawing two or three
feet water as far as Vincennes, at almost
am season, Western Censor.
Major William Gamble one Of our
citlzens, has Just lett this City for
Philadelphia, on his way to london
We understand his business in England
is to solicit from the government of thai
country the reimbursement Of small
sum OF money, which his deceased un-
Gle, the late Major Thomas Gamble,
bequeathed TO the British Government
to nelp to pay the national debt AS the
sum Sedueathed (SI5,OoOj can be Of no
Importance in the reduction OF SO large
a National Debt, whilst it would be OF
great Importance to Major q. and his
numerous offspring, there is reason to
hope for the success OF this application.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08

Diseoantins Legacy.-Mr. Taylor,
the stock jobber, who died, worth one
hundred thousand pounds consols. was
so penurious, that he scarcely allowed
himself the necessaries Of life. A few
days before his decease, the officers Of
the parish In which he resided, waited
upon him at his request; they found the
old man on wretched bed in garrett,
making his dinner on thin rasher of
bacon aud potatoes, of which he asked
them to partake. One of them accepted
the cffer, upon this, the miser ordered
his cook to broil him another; bat finding
the larder was totally empty he harshly
rebuked her for not having it well suppl
ed with quarter Of a pound, to cut out
IN rashets whenever it was wanted for
company. He then informed the over
seers of the poor, that he had leftby his
will $1,000 sterling, for their relief in
quired if they would not allow him a
discount for prompt payment; this being
assented to, be Immediately gave them
check on his banker for $3.50 and soon
after breathed his last.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08

A bird known to the sailors by the
name OF Cape pidgeon, was caught BY
one Of the crew OF ship on her passage
from Rio Janeiro to Buenos Ayres, in
Sept. last. 10 its leg was tied piece
of leather, about 81 inches long and /!
inch broad, on which the following words
were cut apparently with knife;-
g Carry this to my love
.n in Philadelphia.
8
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08

The jail at Huntsville, Alab. was brok
on the 9th inst. by the prisoners, who es
capped. Among them were six confne
for capital offences, and two VI them un
der sentence Of death. One OF those
however, did not attempt to escape, ba
voluntarily surrendered himself to th
keeper.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-08

Martinsburg, May T. 1928.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-07

{ ASIA. Wine, W hiskey, &c.
SAMUEL wEssERsMITH has on
- hand and offers tor sale on acoommo'
dating terms,
log Mats Cassia
$40 Bis. Baltimore whiskey
1000 lbs. Laguira, Havsna, and ST. Do
mingo coffee -.
200 Kegs English and American white
lead, ground il oil
$50 Sacks Liverpool fine salt
80 Bbis. No Potomac shsd
"a packages gunpowder Il imperial tea
of the latest importations
I9 hhhs. and bbls, lst Il FL quality
MuscovatO sugar
9 Pipes Holland Gin
Hbds Sd prooi Antigua Rum
Half pipe or. cask SICILY
IS Half or. casks w | N +.
lOQr casks Canary do
IS Ditto. Malaga do
6 Ditto Colmenar do,
Sugar-ioaf paper and binders boards
lOCases Sweet o. IN TASKS
IS Boxes Muscate Ra SINS
so Boxes Mould y Dipt Candles
Boxes and boxes. Bakers No. | y 9,
and Lapbams's No. !, CHOCOLATE,
constantly for sale. Baltimore No l. Il Z,
& ditto .s
sep
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-07
PllIueas Ja,tney.

PhDneas Jalney.
Ha, in store. and offers for sale,
O. z tons Russia clean heOIp
~ 80 bolts do. duck
80 pieces ravens do
90 do bear do
40 do Russia sheetings
case Canton grapes
2 do DO silk shawls & hdkfs
9 trunks cambria musiins
Cask sewing Irvine
2 bales shoe thread
10 boxes English mustard
40 do Rodman's sperm. candles
Is casks CO d. oil
4 do whale oil
3 cases patent water proof hats
325 tons Swedes iron, assorted LOO
10 do English small, rounc T. square
g do Swedish steel in bundles
Nutmegs, white lead, Spanish brown.
chronic yellow, vitrioilc, ether and
aqua forts. =.
dec 2 ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-07
James G.. 8 Robert Barry,
lave just received from Baltimore.
{: Il and now opening, fresh supply OF
DRY GOODS g

which, together with thelr former stock,
makes very complete assortment; aud as
these goods we're all purchased at Auction,
at great sacrifices, they would earnestly
recommend their friends aud customers to
give them AN EARLY CALL, as they are
determined to sell goods CHEAP
THEY CONSIST IN PART, OF
4 case 7-8, Al, 5-4, 6-4, IA s. ga
merino shawls, and a few elegant
scdrts.
case Nankin grapes, blk & colored
do Irish linens and lawns
do Callcoes, newest style
do ii.'da- pam hon5azette, ail coils.
I, bale Yurranted domestic cassinets
do ksrseys, Indigo blue
do linseys striped, plaid and plain
case plain and printed cloth and cas-
simere shawls
Black Il blue, fashionable London cloth
Do do do do cashmere
Pelise cloths and flushings
Swansdown and Valencia vestings
piece newest fashions do
bale rose blankets,
l do point do
do fsnnels
Scotch aad irish sheetings, cords and
velyets, company, flag, bandauuas, silk y
chinlz shawls; Madras hhdkis. spotted
null and cambria cravats, cambrIc mus.
lins, fine PLAN and tambored muslIns, PLAIN
and fig'd null, power loom shrtIng ,Holt's
superior 6 cord wire cotton, on spo'ts,
warranted sou yards, in Nos. from 20
100, Hollis floss cotton on spools Nos. 3,
7.8, 9; Hollis cotton in balls ani hanks,
English knitting cotton in hanks, patent
threads assorted 10 Co.Ors, best Italian
blue & black cloth, & coio'd sewing silks,
wide French y italian Grape, hat bands DO.
Italian iutestting & aorences, gros lie Ma
piles, worsted and cotton suspendars, broad
and narrow tapes and bobblns, pins in box
es, pounds and papers. ribbons plain and
figured, FerretIngs, Pa'inet lace, black l.
white silk gloves, ladies' best beaver aud
kid gloves, gpnt'emen's superior Wood
sock ditto. English black and white silk
half hose, ribbed OF a superior qoality.
domestic brown sheeting md shlrti"gs,
ditto bleached do do lace au! si!k buttons,
Tartan snd Scotch piaids, CirCass'an d..
bale Dorchester bedtickings, best Al
linen tirk, very low pric ed, and neat As
sorlm mt OF coiored hombaziOes, with
variety of other articles in their former
stock. too numerous to mention
Also, on Consignment,
200 pieces domestic psids
90 boxes real Spanish cigars -.
1900 lbs cotton yarn, OF Nos. to 90
All of which will be sold al the lowest pr-
ces, for those articles in Baltimore Phia-
delphia or New York
&c. g. K. B
dec 7 Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-07
vDEN: ROYaL-STREET, .aLEX.aNDKI.l
| ~ VIM. Fowle & Co

w ILL., FOWlC ~ W.
AAVE on hand and offer tor sale
S5 tons Russia and Genoa hemp
$50 pieces Russia sheetings
leo do Russia duck
100 do Ravens duck
case sattinetts
l do black 4 hue cloth
$50 bags coffee
rs do pepper.
bales Russia quilts
10 do do feathers
go casks Russia tallow
l2O boxes mould candles
So do dipt do
IS hbds St. Crox sugars. lst quality
Is bags India do
Pipes, pipes, + casks,)
Madeira, Sicily and SWtNE.
Tenerfe }
g g PP uncheons old dei. Jamaica rum I'm
6 pipes sup. quality Cognac brandy
8 do Cd dc do
10 pipes Holland gin
800 casks nails, assorted sizes
Cabana segars IN whole and half boxes,
Of very superior quality.
l9 casks rice
l44 barrels No2)
SO do No l -BEEF.
do mess
$50 coils cordage
10000 bushels coarse SALT.
nov % If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-07
FALL GOODS,

Imported in the ship Boston, lromtLiSer-
pool; among which are
Saxon cloths aud cassimeres
Fine and super6ne Yorksblfeido DO
Double milled drab cloths
LADIES' cloths
Pelrsse do. plain aud twillsd
Rhodss's bombsZetts, plain and inquired
Flannels, white, red, yellow and green
Booking ba,ze. green, blue ana red
Green drapery baize
Tartan pialds
Oraage, scarlet and crimson rattinets
Fancy wastcoatlngs
Plain blue, mixed and drao
Blue and white jerseys
9-S cotton apron check
Russia and Scotch sheetlngs
Irish linens, ticklenburgs
Brnwn hollands
Best English sewing silk and'twiN
Patent thread of all COlOrs
Hollis cotton balls
Worsted and cotton hosiery
Calicoes and glnghams
A and Ga cambria muslins
limitation India book do
Corded cambria do
Loom sewed DO
Leno 90
Cords and velveteens
Best gilt coat and vest buttoss
Plain 90
Pins, needles
Ribbons. gloves, &c. &c.
9mo10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-07
tOr Freight

H., The good brig HALSEY, BENZ.
.&aa& Small. master; burlheu about 1900
bbls; and will be ready to load in few
days, IN preference to Southeln or West
India port. Apply To
JOHN H. LApr & 60.
Who have just received by aid vessel,
74o casks fresh Thomaston Lime.
dec 3
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-07
For Amsterdam.

IN The superior copper fastened
Rsff brig AMERICA, Henry Peterson,
master-.o sail about the 18th ins,. and
will take some lish, freight IN moderate
terms. Apply to
M. FOWLE & co,
Who have reed per saia brig and for sale,
80 hhds retailing molasses
7tons ST. Petersburg bemp =
80 pieces heavy & light ravens duck
. l6O do broad diapers
20 do Russia sheetings
81 tons plaster paris
Gee 5
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-07

For Sale,
THE cargo OF the brig Hope, consist.
l. Hg OF
1900 bushels salt
SO So DO Gol au,s a,Se"' RA1sINs.
10 cWt. OF cork wood
Apply to ASHBY & STRlBLING.
ALSO,
For Sale; Freight or Charter,
.sSA, The brig HOPE. she is a good
.yessel, and viii soon be ready to
receive cargo Apply as above
nov 98 If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-07
Drafts

Drafts
ON New York,
" Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and
Richmond, Va.
Either at sight, or short dates, can, at
all times, be had in Sums, to suit purcha-
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