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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-16

as white ones.
Republic of Hayti;, CITY of St. Domingo,
September 20, 1924.
DEAR FEACHER:-
With pleasure | hasten to inform you
Of our safe arrival at s.. Domingo, az
ter a passage of 81 days. Mother and
myself were very much afflicted with
sea sickness for about nine or ten days,
bot after that we enjoyed a little OF
he pleasures Of our voyage. On our
arrival we were conducted by the Cap
tain Of the port, to the Governors
house, where we were received by him
with all the friendship that he could
have received tie with, had we been in
tinately acquainted for years. After
informing hin of our intention of resld-
ing in the leland, we were conducted to
the residence Of the second General in
command. where we had cur anne re.
gistered. From thence we went to sac
the principal chapel In the city, to give
a description of which, it requires a far
ADLER pen than mine. To tell you that
the altar is of solid silver: that the
carved work rising over the altar up.
wards of 40 feet, is gilded all over; 10
the centre Of which is represented the
blessed Virgin Mary, holding in her
arms our blessed Saviour: that it las
two organs: there are small arches
made in the walls. which are ! o or l2
feet thick; of which arches there are
upwards Of 90; and in each arch is de-
posted the statute of some particular
saint: that it's pillars, which are go feet
in circumference, rise to the top Of the
ceiling, which Ia upwards Of 60 feet
high. Of which there are IL on each side
of the church; this is giving bot a faint
description of the elegance Of the build.
ing in truth, you cannot form an IDEA
unless you could see for yourself. AT.
ter we hsd viewed the church through
out, We were conducted to our lodgings.
at which place we are at present. Since
we nave been here. my sampler and
bench cover has been seen by q
number Of ladies and gentlemen, ADD
has been very much admired by all
who have seen them.
Dear Teacher, notwithstanding we
are hundreds of miles from each other.
| hope you will not think that shall
forget you, nor those kind friends Il
mean the Trustees} who have been so
kind to me, for, had it not been forthem
and yourself, perhaps, | never should
have known one half what | do, as re-
speet. my education-for which, for
them and you, to God | shall offer up
my humble prayers FOR yoor welfare,
both in this life and that which is to
ome Please to give my kind respects
TO Mr.. Andrews, and my love to all my
scboolInates, Father, Mother and
Brother, joins in love with ne, TO you
and Mr.. Andrews.
am with respect, yours.
SERENA NJ. BALDWIN.
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from tho Boston Palladium of tuesday last.

FNOM SM I hN A-DIRECT.
Capt. Willisms,. Of the brig susan, srrived
yss,eIda from smyrna, conf ms the report
that the Turkish army intended for The invs.
sson OF Samos, had broken up its camp si
Scala Nuovs. a,.....,..
The Turkish Flee, put into Chesme Sept.
26, and sailed again on he 27,b, fo' Miiylene,
On the Sd of Oe, off Scio, Capt. w. fell in
with the Greek Fleet OF 40 or so sail, end was
informed that partial engsge msn, With the
Tuik,sh Fleet ,ook place four days previous
at Nlcsris, when o ftiga'e Of the is,tar, was
dsslroyed--and the Creeks were following
the epemy to Mlylene.
In consequence Of The complsints Of Turk;
the Smyrna papers changed hands. and Row
will be moJe sauuous what it publishes 10 IA.
vor Of the Greeks bu, We may rely upon the
letters.
The Smyrus Editor though, tho Tofkish
heet vss bound against Ssmos. 200 uans.
poris, carrying troops, were 81 anchor Of Bou.
drum, projected BY fou, vessels of war.
Mieoni hois,ed The ru'k kish Flag when that
Fleet sppea'ed in sight.
2or 500 Of is vsrriors had passed to Tine.
Exusct Of a letter from smyrna Oct. T.
"Tbere Is no interesting news from the
lses, since the destruction OF an Egypli,n
irigsie and sloop Of war, of SisneBio, by the
Gfeeks.-Thers 10 . rombr, 10 day, Of the
Greeks having destroyed another frigsts end
sons smsller vessels near Pslmos. The
Greeks have been successful in ell pats Of the
Morea and % tho vinier 10 spproso hing,
Tho Tuiks must GET into some hsrbor /; snd I
Uust Ssmos will not be taken"
We have beea favored by Mr.. TopliR with
Smyrna Paper OF The 10, Of Oct.
Smyrna, Oct. I. o.
In Nsgropoot, famine and ,hs plague d,,o.
lstes Csris,o; which s,ill however deiee.is IL.
self sgsiust the Gscks.
Css,e SUBMITS pescssb'y to the Tuks. 1000
oi The Greek Warriors hay. gone ,henes to
the Mosss.
There sre, out of places Of war, ihrse
Csmps composed Of Egyp,isn T'oop,--ons on
'hs sido Of Raiimos, the second d, the Pow.
ipcs Of Ki'ssmos,snd' The ssire'peN Spbsel,.
|. In IN $4,000 uso,
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NORrH,KINGSrON BANK.

following persons were chosep
l. Directors Of the North kingston Bank 1T the
a.. osl meeting Of The stockholders on the iS'u in.
slant
D1nisl thamhin John Watson, Rpsaa Vat.
san, Wiidam Hammond, JyiLdom Eastey, Geo
". 7fAinghosf, Oliver Wasor, .hSn SsTa,,
Jo6n Clarke, Thomas Jsmes, .isnafaon Rey.
noids. Ezben sanford, JcGe-y Davis, Pa, don
r. Hln,moud. Daniel q Chamnds. W,ihop,
.Gehols, John n. Whr/ord, Chr,,ohaev .1aen,
and Josehb c. SANFORD.
AID alta subsequent mec ing OF the Directors.
Daniel Chamtin, Esq was re eise,ed President. and
tsH y T TNMauxD, C1sh,tr.
wickfofd. Nov. rs, 1924. NOS.
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a =. - .hfNkfHH,
IN ,n,s town on the 22d ult BY the Rev Mr., Gam
nell. Mr. Peter ID Siusrf, TO Mrs SaraL Jehn,ou.
AZ Providence on the 2is ult. Mr. Jsseph No,,. Of
Portsmouth. (HI) to Miss .Narfse C. Jenk,
~ Bnstoi Mr.. Aafhariel Haidron, 10 Miss Eli.a.
beth H. SnHih. Of Newport.
DiED,
In this town on the 18th. ult Mrs EGfassfl Greene
WIDOW oi NJ. samuel 1 Greene, aged 57 wears.
Mrs. Ssrah House, wife of Mr.. John House. sped
SIS years.
On the Gath ult Mr. Thomas sisivil,e. aged "a
years
On the 26,k. Miss Mary Ward.
or The 9Th Miss saiy I',,ee, eyed sbout Co.
On the mcsn,ng OF the 2S,b ut Capt Ja,aes Cord.
ner. sged 80. Tor many years master Of one of the
river packets
On the same day. Mrs Soreh s.sninev. widow of
the late Nj Alexander swainey. in the SSH wear Of
her age. "she died the death Of the righteous, and
her last end was like his. ..-
One the same Gay, Miss Elisabeth Br0.gn. aged 50
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Court Of Probate, A1iddlefovn. Nov. Is. 1924
WHEREAS Daniel Rowland, ESQ.
Administrator on the uuadminsirsted estate Of Ben.
jsmin Gsrdnes, Esq. late Of MiddIetown. deceased.
has this day presented bi, admnjs,ratiou accounts
for settlement and allowance. and the consideration
thereof referred TO the third Monday in December
next Notice is hefsby given TO oil parties interest.
ed in said estate 10 sppesr f they fit, st Court
of Probate to be holden st the town house in said
MddIe,ovn, on the said third Monday in December.
at 2 Of the clock, PM. to shew cause, " any they
have, why said account should not be SLOWED.
By order Of said Court.
ELISHA ALLEN, Probate Clsrk.
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SHlPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
So EaTERRD.

-. .. EtTEkRD.
Brig william Tell. Bngh,man pighion:
CLk.dkED,
Brig william Tell, Brightman, Wilmington NC {,
sioop Ann-kiaris, Gardner New.York do. Albany;
Vars. do, ship valtcre. barnard. Liverpool.
~. .v, MEM0R.3ND d.
The brig Union. Gale, Of this port, sailed from N.
Orleans, for Havana, about I'd ult.
Schooner Jane. Wilcox, Of this port. sailed from
st. Thomas Nov. LIST, for Charleston.
The u. y. sch'r Nonsuch, Lieut.. Turner, sailed from
Palermo Sept 18Th. and the Ontario and Cysne few
days after. They were bound 10 Tunis, SC and
thence to Gibraltar.
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LA FAYETTE,

s. At a meeting Of the people of Chesteh6eld
County, Virginia, tho following sesolu.ions
were adopted:
/. Resolved 80, the sense Of this meeting,
This, General L, Fsyeits and bis family ough,
to be invited By tho Congress ID reside per
msnently 10 The United S,s,es, thst they may
hereafter be &c and exempt from the fro~ns
snd persecuaOps ofdespo,ic powst.
structrd TO use their bsst efforts as members
of our Legislature, in obtAiaing for the beae-
e, OF this uniform friend to the rights Of man.
kind and bsnefactor to our couDtty, such an
appropriation on, of tho Treasury, s will
give hn honorable snd lasting proof of the
Justice and gratitude Of the people oi Virgin
10. e.. s..
3. That our representative 10 Congress be
jRsttucted TO use his efforts in obtaining 70,
rho same object, snch . provision OF sppropri-
-stion out OF the public resout ces, as viii give
on honofsbIo and issting proof of the justice
snd grs,itode Of ihe people Of The United
States of America.
8. And IssS'y. That Editors Of new, pa:
pers frnndyto the views ef ibis meeting, be
respectfully requested 10 publish IN iheis sev.
ersI papers the ssoiag preamble aud reso.
lutious. And the question be ing put upon the
pfesmbls end resolution they We 10 srlmoUs-
Iy adopted
L. BURFOOT, Chm.
FRED. CLARKE, See'y.
.sapsi.--The North Csrolins, ~, was tow !
I'd down from the Navy Ystd on Saturday
morning, by the steam boats Vi'ginis sod Pc.
setsburg t;he wind being unfsyotsbIe) aud IN.
ehoted of Town Point. Hsr Sting s6d ~.
man snt arc ell complete, and she has her full
apply Of provisions and wafer on bos'd. The
North Carolina 10 the f's Ame icsn line Of
.st,le ship thst bss ever occupied her preseni
tchorsss. Shs 10 destined 20 the Meditsr.
mean, where she will bear the broad pen.
IN, Of Com. RogetG
4 Ao.folt Posev.
islEatia o/ Penasylvania.--Thels late milisry
Arns of Pennsyfvsnis, state Ms militia st
u ,sl2 rank and ne The volunteer cops
'(tte ny four troop, Of esvsly, thirty nine
.oomdes Of artillery, ,wo huncsed and eighty
4. fh,es mpsnies Of infsouy. and one bundled
sod ,~,y Eve eompsbies Of rillsmsn.-To.
,sal, i've three ,houssnd seven hundred snd
thirty sei voluntary soldisss. a.
= culloa paper .,y, the h'hp'Ia cen be
. suhs Pacific BY Z rultes Of en'y
-FOUR Mes.
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NEw.YoRK, Nov. 23


l1eLarehofy ocsnrfenee-Yestsid morn.
ing, Information reached the city Of most
melancholy and fatal accident that occurred TO
tho sIoop Neptune. Of Newburgh, on her way
up tbe Hudson. The soop left this on Mon
dsy evening, loaded with 1000 bushels Of wheat
sud 20 tons Of plaster, and a great oumoer Of
passengers, under the command OF The mate,
the master, Charles Halsted,, remaining be-
hind on business. Il il ssid lhofe were Et'y
persons on board, including hands. Juss al
,et passing Wes, Point, she was struck by .
haw Of wind, which thew se' on her beam
ends, and the cargo shifting atthe saine tine,
sho filed almost Immediately and sunk In deep
water.
The horror snd confusion oflhe stene may
be imagined, but it was soSn and fatally closed
Out ot the whole numbet Of the crew and
passengers, nineteen only were saved, by The
aid of pianks and sticks Of wood, upon which
they aoa,ed until discovered from the shore
Thirty pefsous, including ,en womea and
three or fou, children wete drovnsd. One
.$omsn only was saved - Potys5f.
The latest account states, that o0Iy seven =.
tee" persons were ssvsd-,he names Of 80
Y]lo were Lost had been sscestsiusd.
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THE PIRA7RS.

THE PIRATES.
= letter from gentleman 10 Hsvsns 10 bis
fTisnd io PhIisdeiphis, dated Ocio5er 29lh,
RIves the following psrtieulsfp Of tho capture
of the Laura -<nn Of New. York
Tho Gesm boat brings the particulars OF
shs capture b, pirates oI The Lsu's Ann Of
New. York, on ihs nigh, Of the 22d iaslsnt-
Oas sssmsn escaped by hiding 10 The hold a.
mong the bssf. He hes arrived al Ms,snz.s,
and ststs thar when the pirates took The YES.
eel, alter dark, they hung the captain and msis,
end drove Jhs seamen below. They then cal.
Jed them op ono by one, end be being the
ssst, search wss made alter him wl:h lights,
but iseffeetuslIy. One oi the pirates said, in
1Stenoh, dhey had them ell smother replie5
shere is ooe more. They then set f 40 The
cabin, and when the seaman came on deck.
1he brig was enveloped in flames. He went
on the bowsprit, end soon found ths, he must
eiiher be burned 10 des,h, or nske an attempt
90 reach the shore. Sharks were swimming
around Tho vessel, feeding on the beef thrown
overbond by the pirates; but, trcsiiog in
the Almighty, afier having said . prayer, he
lot himself into the ss,er, and succeeded in
reaching tie shore. Two sharks, be Gays,
followed hiE oil the wsy. On the qusrier
deck he saw the bodies OF his mu ders1 COM
psnons lying in the aimes. On the shore
nc dNcovered soms plunder. ,Thepcs no
snads tho bsH Of his way 70 MsApzss > and
hss gooe in tho U s. schooner Ferret, to shew
the pbee where the piracy was committed,
which was between Ms,snxss sad Havana.
In the prize schooner taken up TO tho wind.
ward Of Mssnxss, and which has arrived at
that port, were found's American celois, 6
compsssss, and s qusdrsnts." ,a
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FOR SALE OR TOILET.
Fare reduced 10 &c.

THE FULTON, Capt. Comstock,
dence, every Saturday, at 3 o'clock r. M.-snd the
CosxrorIeuT, Capt. Bunker. every Wednesday II
the same hour Fare S6in each boat
Returning. the Fulton. will leave providence eve
W Wednesday at o'clock r. NJ. and the Conoecti.
cut. every Saturday, At tho same hour.
Nov Ok
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-02

Kentseky Sfofr. House Buvnt-Ths State.
House at Frankfort, Ky. was burned on the
morning Of tho On uh., The wells, which
were OF brick, the ehinneys, and ,be -four col
umns Of the por;ico ss left standing. The
Public Ofces, though ve'y near The main
building, were saved, snd no, much injured.
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Administrators No,iee.

..n HdminiSfrafors' Noiice.
NJ Office 10 hereby given. that the subscribe
IN have been duly appointed Administrators 81.
shs Estate Of pURRINGlON ANTHONY. lat.
Portsmouth, in the county of Newport. decesse,
and have given bonds ~ the law directs, for u .
faithful discharge Of that trust. All persons hov''
demands against said Estate are requested TO eS'
bit the same for settlement. and all persons indeb,
thereunto, are called upon "a, make immediate r.
ment 70 DAVID ANTHONY, }
BURLINGTON ANTHONY, NJ" .
Portarnouth. Nov IL. 1894
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GUOU LUCKI!

-
THE goddess oi Foripnc has sgsin upfu'l
ed her banner over the Truly Fortunate IL
te,y Office, OF J. c, Shaw, who has ob.ainet
fo' his friends, Of Mr.. Joseph Howard, BIO.
ksr, 10 Providence in tho Queens COLLEGE
Lottery, the. Cspi,si Piizs Of Ssooo,. Tho .
mount due on which was promptly cssh'd ty
Mr.. Howard TO the subscribsr on MondA,
morning last, and paid to the. SCENTS Of the
owners, 10 mo unknown, tho Same dey. tits
understood that this prize is owned by ten os
twelve persons. .t
Chances for Ssoooo
10 600
5000
.,A ,tt,..t., and 1000
10 authorized Loiteries, may be ob,sined { J
application TO J c. SHAW, who has for sE!.
Union Meeting House tickets, &c. &c.
Nov. 90.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-03
Porter, Ale j Crab Cider;

Porter, Ale j Crab Cider;
Vines, Liquors, Groceries, &c.
"a E have received, per sloop Consli
w tuition. from PhIIsdelpbis, our
FIRST SPRING SUPPLY
OF Superior Qualiiy porter. ale. and crab
CIDER, for sale, Oh moderate terms, by The
barrel or dozen.
Madeira. fold anu sup Murdoch 4 J. H.
March u Co.'S brsads)
Port, clsret, L p. Teaeriffe, } ,p,> re
Lisbon and sweet Malaga "iNEo
Old cognac and peach BRANDY
Holland and Anchor GIN
Jamaica and Antigua OLD RUM
High proof and common WHlSKEY
Fine TEAS, particularly selected
Sugars, spices, groceries, &c.
Goshen cheesei~ine bitiers; cordials, etc
Superior SALAD OIL, in TASKS
DemijGhns, from bali gallon to six
Market baskets, fresh supply
Liverpool ground alum and sack salt
Clover seed, &c. &c. &c
VIM DUNLAP g. SON,
Royal-street, next door TO The City Hotel.
Alexandria, March 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-03
II Tract of Land

lying and being 10 the sa'u .un y OF Prince
Whiam, on Dull Hun; bounded aDu ues
cr,ocd III The Said DEF u, ds iCiIuws-' Be
sinning al Z Ieu oak, on lie south si0e vi
Bull run, Loiner 10 the land sold by / hos
blackburn, deceased, ~ beTnara Hoe.
Jun. and running thence with Huoe line
10 The line OF the iaud tUrWeny krbef
CaIter's, thence " tn he line Il tue LAM
formerly .a,d Lerlel's 10 Bull hun, hence
dowG oui Rui. ith the meanGeGs lDere.
OF, 20 tie oes,ning; cunla'G'ns one thou
SAND thee hundred and nity seven acres
more or less, which said tract u, land va.
devised 10 the sad Tuoina, Blackburn by
bls islUer Thomas Blackburn, deceased"
4 his tract Ut land hes Within about Wen
ty mics OF Ai,XsnurIa, and 0eaIiy the
same distance from DumiIIes- aud Is DE-.
lIeved 10 be very valuable. .onn Hone,
Jun. esq living about mlies below Gen
T eviiie on the rudo to Dummies, aud near
the premIses, VIII no doubt have The hind
ness 10 she" them ~ any person desiring
to purchase. K "A. SCOTT, Trustee.
april 5 laHts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-03
OLD FIELDS.

adjoining the land oi Robert Patton, ED.
containing Is acres, be The sane nOre Or
less. A resale Of this property IS in con-
sequence OF the FIRST purchaser not iuily
complying With the leiUs OF sale Under
which il was iirst sold, very eligible ST.
tustion tor a blacksmlth's SHOP, being at
the cross roads.
The sale 10 commence about l2, AZ.
Terms, cash-to be paid down: and if
not so paid. the land vii be subject TO an
immediate sale al the risk oil ths uelaul.
Ter. A receipt Tor The purchase money
will be given until deed can BE- prepar-
ed, at The expense Of The purchaser.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
s. A. MARS ELLEk Auc.
The above sale IS postpOn-
ed 70 TUESDAY, 9th April.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee
march 6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-03
Millet Seed for Sale.

DERSONS DESTROYS ofpurchssing MIL
Il LET SEED can be supplied by tbe
subscriber in Alexandra, or by his Agent
on the Mount Vernon Fishery Shore, now
6shsd by Judge Washington and Villain
Patterson. MAURICE HERBERT.
april 3 3tawtMl
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-03
~ MARINE LIST, III
PORT OF ALEXANDRA,
ARRlVED-April g

ARRlVED-April g
Schr Friend to Peace, Fendall. Bslti.
more; freight to S. Messersmi,h.
Schr, Stag Newt, Baltimore; freight
TO merchants of the District.
SAILED,
Schr Syren, Emery, Boston.
Sloop Traveller, Rowland, Providence.
Schr Sally, Baker, Boston,
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MINOR w. GIBSON,
AttNfteu at Ldzc,

WILL attend to any business which
w may be en:rosted 10 bis manage
ment, in The Circuit Court of Alexa ndris,
D. G.. and the Superior and Cetnty Courts
of Fairfax, in Va. and the County Court OF
Prince George, in Maryland. His odlce
10 situate upon King street. IN the tows OF
Alexandria, near The Washington hote%
march s u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-03
Cleaning the Streets

For one year oe.uriy w,il oe required
Tor the iaihtuI performance OF The duty -
The duty OF The contractor shall extend al
all seasons, to keeping open the cutters al
the intersections OF all paved streets, lanes
aud alleys from distractions by nth, &C.
&c. That all DIRT, manure, or other
offensive substances, all BRICK bats, stone,
or rubbish OF any kind found scattered
over the pavel streets, lanes or alley, Tor
the deposite OF which permission has mol
been granted by the Superintendent OF
Police, or unless 10 the act OF removal
from the premises OF individuals according
to law, shall pe scraPed In'o heaps, anu
taken away forthwith, beyond The h'.lls VI
the Corporation.
april 3 JAMES CARSON s P
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-03
Trustees sale.
ON WEDNESDAY, IL inst

ON WEDNESDAY, ~ inst.
wv ILL be sold al public auction in
w front OF The Alexandra kesdieg
koom, all the rIgbl. title, and Inleres, Ut
Amos Alexander, an insolvenl Debtor, in
and to a small tract oi land IN Fairfax
county, state OF Virginia, commonly call.
ed The
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-03
Freight for Norfolk.

IN, The ship Hanton;a will take -four
.KSMor any heavy articles free OF
freight, to Norfolk, if offered on Monday.
Apply TO WM. FOWLE & co.
april 9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-03

Domestics, Russia Goods, etc.
ATiLLIAM FOWLE s. Co. have now
w landing and In store, for sale Oh IL
berai terms,
eco bales OF bleached and brown cot
ton sbirtings and sheetings OF every
description.
Is bales checks and stripes
ESQ pieces Russia sbeetng +
ESQ do Of heavy and light Ravens duck
800 do Russia diapers
20 do do dril'ngs
$50 bolts lst, Cd L. Sd quail. Russia duck
90 tons st Petersburg hemp
2 do cordage
10 bales feathers
$50 casks OF nails assorted sizes
40 tons Swede's iron
20 70 h Ihd $40, n Orleans ear SUGARS.
10000 lbs green and ST Domingo coffee
5000 do Sumatra pepper
200 boxes mould candles OF sizes a 10 l3
Jamaica and N E rum
London particular and Sicily Ma
deira wine in pipes, halt pipes,
quarter and half quarter casks
Teneriffe and Malaga do
CogRac brandy, Seignetts brand
Hampers OF porter and wine bottles
80 boxes tin
100 bbIs beet Boston inspection
marcn2 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-03

New Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY STORE,
Louer end Of Hing st. opposite HagA
Smith S Cos.
CLAGETT AND PAGE
TTAVE jus, received and offer tor sale.
IL N West d Linda and Sugars
y Hs:' India and Coffee
Gunpowder, Imperial, }Tpas
Y. Hyson and Souchong
Jamaica Il N. T.. Rum
Superior Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
Madeira wine, Howard, March. L
Co.'S brandy
Tenaiffe 4 Malaga wines
Baltimore wbiskey In bbis.
White s gin
Wrapping Paper
Pepper, pimento, nutnees, cloves DC.
which bsv,ng been purchased with cash,
they will sell low On The same terms.
march f3 II
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To Let,

ex.~x The House and lot at the upper
SEfN end OF Washington street, al pre-
iii sent occupied by Christopher
l Neale, esq. Apply to
W. n. DUNDAS.
march 81 ST
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Southern Money Wanted.

Southern Money Wanted.
North Carolina,
South Carolina,
Georgia,
Virginia,
And most kinds Of Foreign Bank Bii!s,
wanted on favorable terms, by
S. e. NJ. ALLEN d 60.
Pennsylvania Avenue, Wasting 'o~
Where can al all time. be had DRAr is,
either at sight or shorter dates, en-
BALTIMORE,
Philadelphia,
New York, and
Boston. feb s6