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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-01

The Baltimore Shot Tower Company have just complet
ed circular brick tower, 1853 feet high.
The duties arising from sales at auction in the city
Philadelphia during the year ending the 3oh June last
amounted to S70,490,e0.
JOSHUA Barton Attorney of the U. s. for the District of
Missouri killed in duel, St. Louis the 3oth of
June last
Doubloons of good gold and proper weight have
been manufactured in New York by some persons.
They cost about Sl4 So and sell for SIC. The
die has been taken from them by the police.
A letter from Rome, published in the London
Literary Gazette, says--"A Mr.. Middleton, from
Charleston, America, himself an excellent landscape
painter, has purchased in Italy, in a few years, q
collection Of Pictures which would do honour to the
palace Of Prince even in the old world"
MONUMENT TO ELBRIDGE GERRY.
Congress, at their last session, passed an act
directing the Superintendent of the Public Build.
ngs to cause to be erected, in the burial ground of
this city, Monument, with suitable inscription,
over the Tomb of Ebridge Gerry, late Vice Presi
dent ofthe United States; and appropriated S ,000
to defray the expense. This work is now compile
ted, and we have been favored with the following
description oil it Nat. Intel.
The Monument is chiefly in the antique style.
The pedestal is pyramidal, after the manner oil the
Egyptian tombs; style comprising both strength
and beauty, and particularly appropriate to Sc
puchrcs. On each Of the corners is ilet, or strip
Of linen, tied at equal distances, forming row of
pufs, which lie IN scotia cut out OF the angle A
rich and MASSEY Leaf covers each extremity of thel
6let and second leaf falls off at the bottom, sprea
ding itself over the angle Of the base mouldngs.
The ornaments of the frieze under the conice areI
made up of foliage, and we're all modelled from
nature. They differ on each side The first is anil
assemblage of parsley leaves, the second Of tulips
and their leaves, the third the amaanthus and the
fourth the curled or yellow dock. Upon the para
pet stand eight ballusers, enriched with foliage
supporting the sofit and blocks The urn resem-
bles in form the Grecan vases, which have always
been admired for their 5oldness and elegance Of
outline is enriched with various kinds of leaves,
among which the acsnthus and white oak are mos,
prominent. A towering and animated fame crowns
the whole.
The monument is OF pure white marble, from
MISUNDERSTANDING native State Of the distinguish
ed patriot whose ashes it protects. 1t was designed
and executed by Messrs. w. Sc ]. Frazee, native
artists, OF New York.
The Inscription is as follows:#
The Tomb of ELBRIDGE GERRY, Vice Pre-
sident of the United States, who died suddenly nl
this City, November esd, 1914, on his way to the
Capitol as President of the Senate aged 70. Thus
fulfilling his own memorable Internationally is the
duty of every citizen, though he may have but oneI
day to live to devote that day to the good of his
country"
Erected by order of the Congress of the United
States, 1898.
ut was furnished by the friends of the deceased.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-01

well grown lad of Is or l6 years of age, brought up
in habits of industry, and of good moral character, will
be taken apprentice to the printing business in this
office
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-01

CHARLEsToN, Jury 19.-YcsteTday afternoon q
dog, swimming after sticks for his master, at the
head of Gibbs and Harper's wharf was seized by
shark, barked once, and was teken down, and MOTH
ing of him but part Of his entrails, ri
sing from the Jaws of his ravenous devourer Some
cannot be too careful of exposing themselves in
this way.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-01

GTs ga Wilmington Farmer' in our next. "J. r.
mistaken the meaning of the in the Waterman
Of the 22nd ult. addressed to the Reformcrs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-01
amerlran n9atrbmatl.
WILMINGTON, 1 AUGUST, 1925.

Frown Indignantly the dawng attempt aenat
nc portion of the Union from another.h WASHINGTON
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21
MA RINE JOURNAL.
Export OF PORTLAND.

ARRIVALS.
WEDNESDAY, 4. Jan. Is Ar. briggs Delegate Lewis
nom Boston--RobeIt, Jeavitt, do-Schr Fountain
Hill, from Baltimore, with -four
THURSDAY. Jan. l6-Schrs Albion. Miller from
Frenchman.s Bay, Charity. Small, Lubec-Hiran,.
: arr, from kennebec-Forest, McKovn Boothbav-
INDUSTRY ioustin. Nantucket, with hour-soop vii
ham, Mcclellan. Alexandria, -four
CLEARANCEs
Since our l9s'.-Bigs Mechanic, ANGEL for Havana
Ina DAVIS, do.-Abeona. Davis Barbados
- ar American, iiubbS Demarara-Richmsnd. Adams.
9a'annah -schrs Cusco Pote, for New-York BET
sey, Aloulton, for Baltimore
MEMORANDA
Ar at Liverpool. Nov. 18th, the Shamrock. Bord of
Wiscasset, from Richmond Previous to 18TH br;J
Charles Fawcett. Dyer, Of Hallowel from New.Ors
leans The Shamrock was discharging, Nov. II. and
Charles Fawcett, do 10th
>, Sailed from Gravesend Nov. Eth. the Gen. Pike
Town, ST. Cbes. -
Sailed from Deal, Nov 18th, the Liyerpool. MI IL
LAM OF this port for ST. Ubes
AZ a. Pierres. Dec. 49, the Agile, Of and far his
port, OF Boston, unc brig Mary Jane, Dunbar. Of
OaSuhe' On SHORE schr. -, Fuller Of this port do
cargo lumber ~" w.
At FONT Petre, 18th inst briggs Marv g. Martha
snow Tor this port 50; Sophronia Dole Wade. Of
"iseasset just ar and sold
a. Cape Hayden, Dec. Ia, brig Prometheus, Dorr.
o. ffallowell; sloop -, Coffin, of Castine
Ar At Havana Gath ui brirs Dolnhin P,rlanl
Noheborough 27i Tropc, Stevens Of this port from
Campeachy, 20. F' ''0''
AZ 81 'incents. Dec IL, brig Jane GRAY. of Bath
nom The coast OF Africa the only Am vessel
~ ioEi al FRINGE, Dec q, schr Belura. Emery
o. AennebuAs, 3days, brig Richmond Packet. for
Boston. 2 -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21

AT St. Thomas. 18th MI the Sally, Of Bath, for
Charleston, s., George, of this polt, for ST. Eus
Ar at Charleston, 30th ult. schrs New Hazard.
Bragdon, Sullivan, Isl Priscilla, Hyler Lubec. Is :;
Leader, Cousins, Of Eden, from Cieorgetown.-Cl. p
inst scnr. Elizabeth, Ballard, ~ Hslowel. for Ha-
vana.-Ar. 4th brig Charles, Soule. hence. IL.
Ar at Wilmington. brgs Tbos. & Edward. Hal, Of
Bristol; Susannah, ofthis pon Trader, Ham, Of do.
all from New York.Cl brig Asia, Otis, Of Bath for
Barbadoesi schrs. Success, Langdon. of Kt;ery and
Dime, Wooster Of Vinalhaven, for Matanzas
Ar. at Richmond, I'd inst schr. Patriot Bunker Sa-
CO. Up, the Emerald, for n Orleans; Franklin, Eos
ter fl. or ch.
Ar. at Fredericksburg. previous to 9TH inst. soop
Ranger Smith. of this port, from New York
AT Norfolk, 9Th inst. brig Azores, Nichols, from
N. York-Sailed llth brig Hercules, Nuttiug Cadz.
Ar at Alexandria. 9th inst. schr. Farmers Fancy,
MIntyre Darien; sloop Eliza. Dunning, hence
Ar at New York, 9th inst schf. Tantalnount, Al
len. of Lubec, from Fredericksburg. Adv. schr. Ro-
Reo of North Yarmouth for Salem, 9th.-Ar. 10th,
schr Minerva, Higgins hence, 10. CT. brgs Harriet,
burlington, Demerara Rebecca Parrot, for rs port
schr VIM. Barker. Nickels. Demerara; sloop Packet,
Stanwood Boston--Ar. 18th. schr Cusco, Pote,
hence, days.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21
CROCKERY WARE,
At Wholesale-only.
JAM Els Ii. CAHOON.

AZ for sale general assortment Of CRocx.
cry WARE, Cat the Office, of Messrs. Att
wood 8 Quincy, Exchange Street, PoytLa,,d At
as low rate as can be purchased in town. for cash
or credit. He has on hand Crates well assorted
LOT Inc country market consisting Of c. C. en-
amelled and 3. 2. Ware. Any orders for Ware
attended TO-
). u. I. Flatters himself that he shall receive
share OF public patronage, particularly from
those OF ms friends with whom he is acquainted.
also, For Sale as above,
hhds. Sugar.
trunks Calicoss, containing about sooO yds.
JAM, 1893. =.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21
.M,1RRTE1J

In this town. BY the Rev MIR. Smith, Mr. Leonard
Bond, formerly Of Mllbury. Mass. 10 Miss Harriet
Shaw.
IN this town. BY Rev Mr. Kellogg Mr.. Charles
Hossack, 10 Miss Betsey Dorset
BY the Rev: Thomas B. Ripley. Mr. Lewis Hus,-
on 10 Miss Mary Wilson.
In ke.iehunk Mr.. Alexander Warren, TO Miss
Lucy heley-Nlr. Samuel Mendum, Of Castiue. 10
Miss Mary Kelley of Kennehunk.
Ia Po"nsl, By the Rev P. Chaplin, Capt Isaac
Small, jr 70 Miss Dorcas Davis:
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21

David Sears, ESQ. Of Boston. has given to that
city, the valuable estate called the city market,
winch was pnrchaa7l by him for $4,000. The
conditions > .hs laaation are, that the income
Of the mark 1t De funded annually, and the
interest oftas nd appropriated one half 10 the
W1rions Paui's church for the use of
himself I'D heirs, the other half to public
im2foven MS in the city Of Boston; part OF
Wnic1 are enumerated. as ornamentisg the
c1m'non, improving the mall, and building a
wall roun the pond.
De M Cta..9n, has been nominated for the
Presidency Of the U. S. By large and respect
able meeting at Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Legislature ofMass have nonconcurred
the amendment to the constitution of the u. S.
proposed by Pennsylvania, to limit the power
Of Congress to incorporate Banks, to the Dis
trict of Columbia.
The Legislature Of Massachusetts, Maine.
New-York, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland
! Ohio, New-Jersey, North and South Carolina
, and Kentucky, are now in session.
Capt. JOHN G. HUMPHhEYs of Brunswick
IN this County. has been appointed Deputy
Sheriff, and has been duly qualified as such.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21

hit subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 IN 60
Ssthso' that ne s been appointed aud tsk.o ,,r,a
hnSsttne trust OF Administrators of the sr.te OF f
EBENEZER DECKER
late OF Boothhay, IN tn county ~ Ii,rol, ,s..,
direes-He therefore q-esrs oil d rSons 80 ~ n ~
90 the ssid decessed's make imms.,iafr ~ %
same to the commissioners. " SAND INC
soo.bs,rI,s : "a JOHN dsGowN, .sGArin'r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21
Jouneynsa's Tanner and Curyier Wanted
REHOV9L.
JAMES p. VANCE.

ATTORNEY AZ LAP.
! NfORMS his friends that he has removed from
the office be lately occupied il .liddle-Street
and taken an office over Mr.. THURsroN's Auc
ton Room Opposite Mr.. ADAMS BOOKSTORE in
Exchange-Street-wh where he will attend to such
professional business as may he entrusted to h;s
care. (3w.3te.o.w.)
Portland, Dec. II, 1922
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21

In this town, Capt. Ruben Gardner aged 90
In Brunswick, N. j. Gen. James w RYAN, az the
advanced age of LOT years He was an active ofscer
IN the Revolutionary War. His wife who i nuy l;v.
ing Is 90 years Of age. and in perfect good health.
What is very remarkable they have lived together "a
years and never had child Gen. Ryans health
vas remarkably good till within eight hours of his
death.
In Falmouth, on the 9th inst Mrs Susannah, wife
OF MI. Benjamin Akers, aged %. She is gone. We
trust she was prepared to 60. She sought the Lord
while ne was to be found-while her husband and
Trends watched around her bed with painful anxiety.
she manifested The greatest composure Of mind and
resignation 70 the will Of God-and with inexpressble
serenity lreclined herhead in death Her aged parents
husband and four small children are called 10 mourn
the loss OF dutiful daughter an aectionate comuan-
ion and q tender parent.
heaven gives US friends 10 bless the present scene,
removes them, to prepare for the next"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21


Suferfine, middlDg E. low priced BROAD
CLOTHS;
Do. do. do. CASSIMERES;
Ladies CIoth-Duffls--Bl ankets-Fannels;
Cashmere shawls-- Long Shawls
Merino Points-Corolne Plaids
Green Booking Bomsazetts, twilPd feur'd
and plane
black Mountaineering Raitinet:
IwIPd flag Randkerchiefs--bIack Italiaz
Handkerchief
Fancy silk andkerchiefs--twiH'd German
handkerchief
Plaid Sarsuets-6gur'd black silk Vestine
Black silk Velvet-W oolen Vestings
omen's black and slate color'd worsted Ho &c
Mems wnrsted, wool and Angola half Hose
Chdren's worsted and wool Socks
Women's black aud u bite kid Gloves:
Children's Gloves-Men'i black Gloves;
Cotton UmhreIlas--Ca lIico-black Linen
ChiDtz turniture-black Cambrick Grape;
IwllPd and plane GaIlO0ns---Tafita Ribbons
Linen heck-Lancaster Sheeting s. Shirlings
Spool C0tton---Silk and Twist
Coat, vest, gilt and silk Buttons
bale CARPETENG
-1LSO-
Live Geese and common FEATHERS
Bedtcking. Fringes, Laces. &c.
BEDS made al short notice;
PAPER HANGlNGS, great assortment.
Nov. 5, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21
EbeneZer Decker's Estate

NoIICE Is hereby given that the subscribers -
~ apponte by the Hon. Tere. Bail,y ESo nd f
bate q Wills &c for the County Linsoin 10 rece ANA
eNAniihe INC Sisins OF creditors 70 rhr estate OF
EBENEZER DECKER
ate q boohbly N said county Gentleman dereaed
sented do hereby give notice thar sx NOM,
are ahowed 10 sad eed tors bring in and prnvr rhsr
@s' -hu mar thef viii ATTEND tn i service II rhr l
ing honss az Insesh M'obb. in said Boothbay On
tne thro DAY Of February and on thr rsr M,5 f
HIS nve to'o" ing months ii 10 five N m rI,L \.
~ '"' Jost PHI NcCOBB
boothbly, Jam 70. rS73. "il'ON'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21

rFf- fOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
eFTN THE new fast sailing brig ORoNo
GeazzzAAe 81 tons burden, BIZ Oh deck carrie. vol
IN complete order for voyage, viii b.
chartered low, or take fieight to any part of the
world. Apply 70
ATWOOD QUINCY.
jan . No 9, Jsnes' Roy.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

CUMBERLAND, So.
Taken By Execution and 10 be sold III Pubic
AUCTION, on the serenteenh day Of February
neIr, az ~ O'Clock. Il. NJ. at the AUCTION Room
o. II'ao1Hf FLETCHER, Exchange 81.
Portland,
A LII the right in Equity Of redemption which
a WILLIAM THURSTON, has ia redeemn1
the following described mortgaged real Estate.
situated 10 Cape Elizabeth, in said county. con,
tainirg thirty seven acres, be the same more a.
less with the buildings thereon, and is the same
which said THURsToN purchased Of WILLIAM
GREsa, December 7th, 1919, and mortgaeea
back to him the same day, as recorded ID Re-
book 80, page 80 and 18i will appear.
Portland, Jan. ID, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21
REMOVAL.
MATCHES.
OLIV Err GEkRISII

MATCHES.
OLIVER GEkRTSH,
& IGN Of the Clock, Erehangs-Street, offers a
- good assortment of
Gold g. Silrer W,4TCHES,-Cold, Gill,
S'lper g. Steel Chains, Seals T. Keys.
watch Kings, silk Ribbons, &c. &c.-One new
warranted eight day ship CLOCK-Willard's
patent
TIME PIECES,
on-as good terms can be purchased elsewhere.
6TWATCHES and CLOCKS. repair
ed as usudl.
o. q. has lately set up TIME KEErER. con
structed on improved principles aud corrected
ny mean time. Gentlemen who are regulating
Their watches are invited to CALI
JourneynsGn Tanner and Curyier Wanted.
AAN IT'D for SIX or twelve months, Jour
neyman Tanner and Currier 10 begin a.
bout The 18th of March next. A smart indus
trIous young man, Of steady habits, and master
of both branches, will meet with good encour-
aeement. And also for six months, smart
man to work at farming &c. to begin about the
18th of April next ZADOCK DAVIS
Bangor, January 18th, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE..

MAXINE AND FIRE INSURANCE..
ne resident and Directors of the Cumber.
Iand insurau luce Company, in conformity 70
theT sct Of incorporation, hereby give notice
that theIr capital stock amounts to one hundred
Thousand dollars, fifty thousand dollars Of which
IS paid IN that they are ready to receive pro-
posals to make insurance against the followiae
r'sKs' Wall kinds Of marine insurance, on
houses or other buildings and on property there
"a contained within the town Of Portland, a.
saiast Damage arising TO the same by'fre, orig
:natihg 20 any case except that OF design OF the
nsured.-Not more than five thousand doIlar.
Will be taken on any one risk.
by Ordtr Of The President and D,reetors
GEO. MEAD, Secretary.
Cumberland Insurance Office,
Portland, Jan. ID, 1928. 3acis.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21
MAINE LEGTSL.ATTRF

MAINE LEGISLATURE.
Ebstrdct Of yesterdays proceedings in the House.
Fef1ttoas-of stephen Putnam and others-Josiah
Sebbns and others-Joseph Hacker Eusebius Wes
Jonathan Batcheder aud otsers-Jona HYDE and
others for Insurance Company in Bath--Jacob
Quincy and others for a Bank-Bradbury Emerson
and otuers--Samuel Qumbv and others-Jacob DIV
er ana others-Thomas Bartlett and others-William
Young and others-Selectmen of TRANSFORMATIONS
Wipsate, IT. aud others be incorporated bv tbe
name Of the Maine Manufacturing ompany--Valen-
tine Cook--and David Barley, were severally read
and committed
Orders Of .Nottes--were passed upon tie petitions
Of Se!ectmen Of Harrison--town Of AIbanv-and
Selectmen OF Peru.
The Selectmen Of Ligonia had leave 10 withdraw
their petition.
Passed to be enoctedBills to incorporate the Ken
nebunk Manufacturing Company--to incorporate
neInoh Lodge-anf or the relief of school districts
IN freeman and Phillips.
At TIE Annual Communication of the Grand
Le'5e Of IIalne, held at Portland, Jan. 9, 1928
f4e following officers were elected for the ensu.
ing year:
NJ. ". Simon Greenleaf G. NJ
Il. W. William Swan. d g. NJ.
r w Charles Fox, {. &. w
R. W. Samuel Fessenden, Esq J. G. w.
Z. w. Joseph NJ. Gerrish, G. Treasurer
+. W William Lord. Recording G. Secretary
r. w Peleg Sprague, Esq. Corresponding G. Sec'ry.
I. " Geelge Thatcher. j. Esq. G. Marshal
';:' 5ops al Sl' eE:.nleas G caapl,n..
John H. lngraham, J
L. w. Jesse Robinson. S. 6. D.
7. ". Benz. D. Bartlett. J. G. D.
E E Y Y E Ei'ss' R %5s5 d. G Stewards,
+. w. Isaac Lincoln, ga, " stewards
r. w Amos Nurse t4th.
Z. ". Samuel Stephenson. G. Sword bearer.
r. w. Seth CLARK.
r. w. Oliver s. Harshorn, T. FursuiVants
Bro William Stevens q. Tyler
District Deputy Grand Masters.
lst District Daniel Granger. Esq
I'd do. Cornelius Holland ESQ
Sd do. Henry w. Fuller Esq
4th 90 Robert z. Dunlap. Esq.
9Th do. Manly Hardy, Esq.
9th DO. iona. d. Weston. Esq
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21

NitHoLAs BRowv, Of Rhode Island has caused
to te erected an elegant brick building, l2O feet
" 10 A stories high and containing 4s rooms.
andTesente0 il to tie corporation Of Brown
UnfsrsitYs The following is al extract Of the
letter by shich keInade the donation.
''BeiDg warmly attached 70 the Institution.
whS2l ieceiYed my education, among whose
iousiefs and henef~ctors was INV honoured "a
thes deceased. and believing that the dissen,in.
ssi@a Of letters and knowledge is Tie great means
Il eCisi happiness. have caused this edifce
ODE erected Wholly Il my expense. and now
pfeen; 10 tie Corporation Of Brow, Univere,.
iy.io y held with the other c.rpoI .te prorelty.
!. u ,hag Il their Charter"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21

Tie committee which was sent by the Lcris.
lsturt to Bangor, to Investigate tie concerns.
q The Bank there, made their report YESTERDAY.
IhcThave gone iuto minute statement Of the
affair o. the institution from its commencement
10 tic present time, IL an able, and We presume
.aiisflctory manner. Their report Las been
ssfau,tted.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21
Hon. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

SIG DO fully believe that possesses better quai
rea'ions ior the important Office Of President Of the
United States but the election of President will not
se place for considerable time 10 come. this Con
tsp,on, DO re; deem it expedient TO make formal
noninahon OF any person candidate forhat station
ordered, that the proceeding OF this convention be
published al tx newspapers in this town. signed BY
sas shaTman and attested by the secretary.
JOHN MCDONALD Chairman.
A-sst. JAMES 1. CHILD. Secretary
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21

Capt. JoHN c. HUMPHHEYs of Brunswick,
N this County, has been appointed Deputy
Sheriff, and has been duly qualified as such.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
Fall Goods.

TIME subscribers have landing from Liz
l. veTpool per the Boston and frener'
ick, large stock OF GOODS particularly
selected for the present and approaching
season. We daily expect further sup
DIV, comprehending as complete an as
sortment Ot
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON FRIDAY the 10th day OF JANU-
" AIRY next, at Cstts'- tavern ID ,As'
county OF Fairfax. the subscriber will offer
at public sale,
Three Tracts Of Land,
on The Little River Turnpike Road. near
ALcolink hun. in the SAID county. cobtain-
ing. respectively, z6o acrts, Zoo acres,
and S8 acres-with a small lot OF 6'>cres.
on the said road, at The briGge aver Tho
said Run Also, Two undivided
Third paris Of a Mil Sess
on the said Run, at The sad bridge.
The above sales will be made under two
deeds Of trust tlom John Weaver and wife.
and Henry Burdick and wiie, 10 the sub.
scriber, to secure the payment OF certain
debts, therein mentioned, to John Lloyd.
The sale will commence al l2 o'clock.
Terms cash-to be paid down--snd 1t not
so PAID, the lane " III he Immediately 70.
sold al the risque OF the deiaulter
K. L. TAYLOR, Trustee.
oct Is TIC
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06

duck, &C.
vVHlS day landing from brig Medtord,
IL Jacob COvine ton masttr-
100 bolts superior quality Russia duck
so pieces Russia shee,mg
81 do heavy Ravens duck
20 bags good ST Domingo coffee
WIN. FOwLE & Co.
Who hare in Store, for safe,
100 bolts of ,st s. I'd quail. Russia duck
$50 pieces Ravens do.
800 do Russia sheetings
800 do broad diapers
IS tons st. Petersburg hemp
10 casks Russia tallow
is bales do feathers
S do do qulIls, cont'g 10000
g tons American cordage
20 hid. LIST quail. ST Croix sugar
70 bags St. Domingo coffee
50 do Sumstra pepper
20 pipes brandy-a part Se'gnetts
brand, of superior quality :,
10 puncbenns Alb prCot Jam. Rum, old
Holland gin
80 bhds molasses
pipes olcly naoe'fa
60 quarter casks WINE.
80 half quarter casks }
S pibes London particular Madeira do
~ quarter casks 1eneride DO
Of superior quality
400 casks cot nails. assorted sizes
800 Liverpool filled sacks OF blown salt
go haupers wine and porter bottles
800 tons plaster paris
Ia GOA bushels St. Ubes and Cadiz salt
If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
BRITISH GOODS

as can be found in any market; with every
variety OF
GERMAN AND IRISH LINENS
In addition to their general supply o.
American goods, they will receive IN the
course OF the present week, upwards oil
100 Packages Of Cotton
and Wooden manufactures. All which are
nHsrsd TOR sale on reasonable terms, by
package or piece.
ALSO CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
London particular Madeira wine
Port and other red wines
Colmenar and dry Malaga do
Currant do and cordials
w l. N E rum
Country gin, old & common whlsRey
Whale aud Bordeaux oil
Baltimore manufact'd loaf sugar No.
Do a tew bbls otfamily loaf do
Havana white DO
Gunpowder and Imperial tea
MoIssses best retailing, in hbds. and
tierces
Green coffee :,
Manutac tured tobacco, 3 iS% pound
twists warranted frt quality
Window glass all sizes
Sw.d iron do DO
Cut nails and hrads Dc very superior
a luil supply from I'D to 4od
Nail rods and hoop iron
Dutch quilts and wheislones
Cotton yarns and cards
Afew bales Carolina moss
Soap and candles
Spermace'i do
Susqueh nnah behring's just inspected
Dupont's powdt' &c
avg 2s A, G. CAZkNOfE 4 Co.