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party. The people in the eastern section os
Vermont are not operated upon by the same
hopes and fears as those on The borders OF
the British colony. These are not dependent
upon Montreal for the sale OF their produce
nor the supply Of foreign commodities. They
are not apprehensiye of any serious dangers
or Inconvenience from state of war anu
although they admit that the Goyernour,
council and three -four,hs of the representa-
zion in Congress are Of the federal party, yet
they Go not helisve that the State would stand
alone and resist the national government.
They do not however deny, THAI should the
State Of Vernon, continue to be represented
as it is at present, i, would in al probability
unite with the neighbouring States, IN any
serious plan oi resistance 10 war, which IL
might seem e&pedien; to adopt. This think
is the safer opinion for you TO rely on II IN
deed reliance ought TO be placed Oh any mea-
sure depending upon the will OF the raobie,
which is ever changing and must ever be
marked with ignorance, caprice and inconsis-
tency As the crisis approaches, the difficult
ty of deciding upon an hazardous alternative
VIII increase and unfortunately there is not
in Vermont any man OF commanding talents
capable Of attracting genera! confidence oil
infu.ing into the people his own spirit and
amidst the confusion OF conflicting opinions,
dangers and conmotion, Competent 10 lead
in the patti OF duty o. safety. The Govern
our is an Industrious, prudent man, and has
more personal Influence than any other I; but
his abilities are not suited 20 the situation IN
which a civil war would place him.
ans, &t' A b.
DOCUMENTS TO coNriSuED)
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FROM GT3R.lLT7R.

Gibraltar papers TO the 25th Jan have been receiy-
ed.
Accounts had been received, that Gen Blake had
capitulatcd for the surrender Of Valencia. The
gsri. consisted Of 5000 men. Gen. Mahi and
Freyre, with 10 900 men, had retreatcd towards Ali
cant, against which city it reported the French
were advancing. Gen Dalles'cros had been appoint
ed Commander in Chief Of the armies late under
Blake. { Bostca Gazette.
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ILfRRIED,

On Thursday evening, by the Rev. Dr. Patten,
Mr.. BEHIAMIY Is. Moons, 10 Miss HARRIoT B.
RILLINc cs. daughter of the Late Mr. Benjamin B,
hngs, OF this town.
AZ MiddIetown, on Thursday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr. Eddy Mr.. PnILiY PEcKHAn, of
Newport, 90 Miss raTIENcE PEcxuAh, daughter
OF VIM Peckha,n, Esq of the former place.
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NJ " PUi<
WEDNESDAY. .M1RCH 95, 1872

--A . os---

THE Republicans Of this town are
requested to mcet this Evening, at the
Court Hoase, precisely az Z O'Clock, to
transact business OF importance. A
punctual attendance is requested.
Newport, March IS 1912.
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We have not Dom in this days paper TO insert the
Republican Prox--but the names Of the Republican
Candidates, FENNEi, and CHAMPLiN, with he
List of Senator'S, &c. are well known, and will
ccive the undivided support of every real friend TO
the prosperity and happiness Of America.
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To CoR.EspoAYENTS

The great length of the documents concerning
tl. vlllanous conduct Of the British government,
compcls us to omit many valuable communications
prepared for this days paper Among the number
IS a second commune icstion from " n Uh,g," and
E" Remarks alfred for he consideration If tie Frecmcn
cf Rhode Isidni," No 4. Next week we shall appro-
pirate large portion of our paper for political and
miscellaneous matter.
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done ~ tie leading fedcralists to feet their
purpose, they del, God and corrupt man.
FELLOW CITIZENS,
1T you detest the yoke of Britain
dispise slsvery--abhor corrupuon--
T" y gen retain the glory Of our ancestors,
VLOse ashes ssi4 rtse up cga'sst our dutiness,
Shake eg fameness cnd site ssGy to courage
He need ns' doubt, INSPIRED rsfa .juaf rage
To 6eok the neee Of Mose, thai srOId yoke ous"-
Vote not for the federal prox--u is mingled
with devastation and death.
He was n federal Cover Inour, named TicLenor-
at about the same ,me Gore made the circuit of
Massachusetts,, and perhaps for similar purpose
but the people smell, him out" and mistrus,ed his
treaohey- -.burn, his eNcd.ency in eilgy, and, had
he not absconded, would, in all probability have
given him a Yankee coat Of tar and feathers. At
about this time too, the patriots at Providence burnt
the President in ef'igy-declared resistance TO the
laws, broke open store that had coniscated Goods
confined in ii, loaded sioop and sent hertz
80 much 10; the town OF Jones' an6 Brown. ~
The names O. the three patriotck yeomen, who
arrested ANcge--Andrc attempted TO bribe them 81
ter he was detected, but they despsel and decstcd
his biibes and his oorruptons.
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Letters of morpue and rcprissIs have been
issued against America by the British gov
einipent.
Conyoys were about 10 sail from England
for Newfoundland and the West-Indics.
The American cciors taken at Fort Detro-
il, have been hung up IN Whitehall Chappel,
near The Flcnch eagles and standards.
Coz. Dorrah, Is appointed Bligadiel Cen
erai, 10 serve liz Cansds.
Capt. Dacres account OF the loss OF the
Gucrricre is published in the London papers.
lie says nothing Of defective inasts and
compliments Capt. Hull for his treatment 10
officers and seamen.
The Argo, ~, is ordered 10 Jamsics the
Alalanta is 10 return To Halfax.
An expedition against the coast Of France
was preparing in England.
Three lrigales were ready for sea at Bor-
deaux al the last dates.
The British trade is represented as much
embarrassed.
a petition for peace has been voted at Der
By
The Island which lately appeared near the
Azores, has sunk again, leaving a shoal.
The Goth French Bulletin gives an ac-
count of their entrance into Moscow 1t is
dated September l7,h. They say the Rus
slams set fire to the city in 500 places that
1900 churches, 1000 palaces, and immense
magazines were destroyed; 100 of the in.
ceDdiarics had been shot $4,000 sick and
wounded Russians, il says, were burnt,
The French entered Moscow, September
Is, having fought no battle alter that OF
Moskwa.
Bonapar,c had sent proposals of peace to
the Emperor of Russia.
1t is said the Emperor rejected Bona
parties overture, and has determined 10 re-
fuse every overture, while the enemy is in
his country.
A treaty between Russia and Turkey is
published
Some alarm existed at St. Petcrsburgh /;
and application was made TO ship some of the
trading property The Emperor said he saw
no ground Tor fear but gave the permission
and some articles have been embaik ked.
Hemp had (ailen in price. Measures were
taken with view to the protection of St. p.
The position taken by the main Russian
army is 30 miles in tbe rear OF Moscow
whc:e great battle was sooa expected.
The Russian General Kutusow is dai'y re-
ceiving reinforcements, and is we'll supplied.
The Russian Emperor acts with great firm
ness. A new levy OF 100000 men is order
cd. The Maldovian army was advancing.
LONDON, Oct. II.
Nlarmon, has returned to France. He as-
sur~a his army Numerous reinioicemenls
were on their way 10 Join him.
Soull, Suchet and Joseph Bonaparte had
united at Tru.il!a. The Spanish General
Ballesieros had entered Grenada. Nina had
defeated $500 French, 1000 killed, wounded
end made prisoners. The British Gen. Hill
was marching TO Madrid.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. "a.
Anchrr French Bulletin is said 10 have
airi, od in London--.Contents not Interesting
FAIRS, Oct. l4.
Accounts from the Emperor at Moscow
are TO the @5th nit. For the previous days
nothing, material is mentioned. The Ros-
SLAMS set fire to their capital before they de-
sertcdi,.
A nephew Of the Baron de Bae'usil, one Of
the Ministers of Louis XVI. obtained live
lihood at Hamburger, few months ago, by
sweeping the streets.
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From the Western Frontiers we hourly
expect important intelligence. We are in.
formed The Armis,ice on oil the Niagara riy-
cr was terminated Oh Friday afternoon last at
o'clock, and at day light The next morning
Fort Niagara opened a fire on the British,
which was continued until night. 1t was
confidently expected General Smyth would
make an attempt TO cross at Black Rock in !;
day or two. The long expected 1000 Penn
syisania militia arrived at Buffalo the 10Th
instant.
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Ertracs Of letter from SaekeI's Har6or d.
TED Noe. l6, 1879.
g 10 day ilsg arrived from Kingston fer
Cnpt Brock, who viii be seni lone to-mor.
row On parole. by a letter he receive q, is
appears tina, tie Royal George was greatly
damaged IN the late action. She bad her
deck and rigging very much cut 10 pieces,
and had several men killed on board. IS Seven
houses were also beat down by our cannon
balIs.--N. I. 6ier. .idp. Dee. 3, 1912.
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Letters from New Orleans men,'on tbs, "a fcrrlaa-
hle nsurrecion OF the blacks, ana. broker there,
bu, was soon Gueled and SIX or eiFh, C 'he lits.
leaders hsuged.--,N. Y. -Les -lGr. L1c. ..
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g Affairs are beginning to assume a much
more important aspect in this quarter. The
Pennsylvania troops, so long expected, has
Just arrived, amounting to nearly 1000. II is
SAID notice has this day been sent across tho
river that the armistice will be considered at
an end tomorrow evening at 9 o'clock. If so,
something VIII be done or attempted TO be
done, within few days. 1t is the opinion Of
every well informed man, that Gen. Smyth
will not have more than 1000 effective men
under his command This force must be-
considered small to go into an enemy's coun-
try for winter quarters, but the attempt will
undoubtedly be made, and time only can de-
termine the result.
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Las, evening srr'v d the ship powhaiian'
Capt. Heriiok, - days from Liverpool. BY
hi, arrival We we're sssorcd With Lsl...n ps'
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
NEw-YoRx, Dec. s

Latcst from The North and West.
The advanced saard of the Northern Ar.
my, under Gen. DEARBoRN, has crossed the
Canada line, routed body of Indians, and
fred their encampment. We had one man
killed and several wounded. Gen. DEAR
BORN has issued the following
GENERAL ORDERS.
HEAD QUARTERS, Champain,}
November 10th, 1912.
The indisposllion of Brigalier-G General
BLOOMFIELD, renders it cXpedient for Maj.
Gen. DEARBORN to take the immediate COM
mand Of the troops on Lake Champlain and
lis vicinity, and the General embraces the
earliest opportunity to express his confidence
in the troops composing the army of the
North. Their bravery and patriotism will
supply any deficiency in military discipline
aud tactics, which time and experience will
render perfect. In any movement towards
the enemy, the most rigid attention to orders
will be required, AS we'll as fixed determi-
nation in every individual Of the army not to
retreat or give ground before the enemy
Should any one be SO lost to sense OF honor
and military duty, and the pride OF the A
merican character, as 20 be guilty OF Hight or
disorderly conduct in time of action, he must
expect no relaxation in the marital law. Ev-
cry species Of plurter or abuse OF the inhab-
i,an,s within the territory of the United
States, or Canada, is forbidden on pain OF
death. liy order,
TilOS. BiDDLE, Capt. ID u. s.
Ani,l~rv tinv Altt Gen.
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hhtetrs had Smbca:cd, a1i were % march
Immediately TO JOIN The Wes,rin Aruy.
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FROM the Western Army under Geneial
Sym,h, we have nc particular intelligence
but n we may Judge from the tenor OF
Proclamation lately issued by that General,
active operations arc soon Intended. Ac-
counts from Csyusa, Crncscc, Ontario, &c.
ssy lh,t between three AND gvor thousand vol.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-22
John Gardner Ladd,
HIS FOR SHE,

HIS ron S.3LE,
Muscovado Sugars in 'h4ds. tierces and
bb:s.
West India Rum il puncacons,
COFFEE and Pepper in b.es
Imperial. Gunpo"der Young Hyson
Skin, ald isyson Teas, OF The lat
est im Lcrtati9ns in quarter chests
and boxes,
Eussia Hemp ard ,ron,
SweGcs Iron assortef',
Russo sheetings, Duck and RsveEs
Duck,
bale SPANISH WOOL,
Say 10, by 9, 9 By II. and 70 by y
Bristol Glass, IL wncic and hall
Figs. Soap. Candies and Goldfish In box
SeS.
Lisbon FioorsNIats,
Whiskey and apple Brandy in tcrces
&shHls
Few or casks oil Sherry, LONDON Par.
! ticul,r MNdeira and Strengths Red
Wi.e,
Cordape and Zines Of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Men, Wowcn's and.Children's Shoes
in'5ar,els and boxes,
Battle Ccrks in bales,
Sole Leather.
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Cta!k and PLASTER of Paris.
Also, PLOU&HS OF the most approvH'
construction aud one pair French
Burr Mill S.ones.
Seplcnhcr II wv
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MISS B0WDLER'S
ESSAYS & POEMS,

The Arst American, from the 18th
Isnalish Edftfon'
Published for tic benefit oftae Orphan
Asylum Society * Economical
School, New-forkl
Arc Just received for sn'e. by the SUD-
scrber.-Price S ! Is IN boards.
These excellent Essays & Poems
wee printed at Bath in England ior
tas bene6s Of the Hospital IN that City
and have already gone through eleven
Editions. -.
They. are now reprinted in this
country, for an equally beneyolen'
purpose. 1t is hoped they will be at
tended with the like success.
James, Kennedy, sen.
July Is sotf.
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Joseph Mandeville,

iOSNpil Nioi'Ao
Corxer Of King end Faic}ar Streets,
HIS FOR SHE,
I45 Chest IL and l4 CHESTS ne"
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson. Young
Hyson, Tyson Skin and SoacnohS
25,G0O ID. Coffee
IS hhds. Mu,cavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
$50 O 10. loaf and hump SnnSrs
no barrels New England Rum
IS puucheous West lHdA 90
l2o barrels Nh!s&ey
pipes French brandy
so Hogsheads retailing Moiasses
80 bag, Pepper and fimen'o
eco 10. Spanish lndlSn
LOCO ID. caoicc Madden
500 ID. refined Salt Petre
Is casks Gun powder
Wnich with his usual genera! as
sor,mant of Che best Wines, Liquors
and l.roccric, he All! dispose ct OF:
reasonalSse tcrlrs.
A,1o Ct
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kUNAWAYS.

4 BSCONDED from Eliphalet Um-
"A berhcld, living in the town OF Dunn
iries, in Prince William county, Virginia,
on the 18th of the present month, an ap
prentice boy by the name OF JAMES
CURRY, between II aud Is yeas of
age, about five fec. ,wo or thres inches
hish-he is white indented apprentice
to the shoe-makins business-had on
when he absconded oroad clo,h drab
colorcd coat, white panlaloons, other
cloathes not recolcctcd-he is lad OF
Gair con.rlcxior., has light szir. l will
give FIFTEEN DOLLARS reward
for securing the said apprentice so that
l get him again,
Also, fanawav with him, a negro man
named JEFFERY, the property OF Luke
Cannon, near Dumtiies, about thirly-two
or three years old, FIVE feet two or three
inches 'sish he is shoemaker by
trads-, has got rch'erk-hl> scar IN his
forehead, occas1oned by the kick Of a
horse, which obliged him to Dc uepsn
ed
Whoever secures said fellow, so that
his master gets him again, shalI receive
reward of TWENTY DOLLARS.
EIiphalet Umbcrfleld.
Luke Cannon.
Damfries, Sept. Is. cost.
Masters of vessels and othersare eau
toned against harboring or conveying
said Runaways away as they WI be
! dealt With according to law.
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Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYEO or stolen from Gen.
Lees stale IN Alexandr!. E, on We'd
nesday night, the 26ta Of August last,
q boy Gcldinr, the property. Wohrl
Jones Junr. Esq about ) hands hia'
or years old, a good head and neck,
slim boAy, loag bushy tail with some
white hairs about the root--he looks
iks q colt, but has been. broke to th'
saddle. is easy in his Gaits ahl hi',
an airy appearance when mounted
The aIoYe lew,rd and all reasonable
charges will be paid to any person who
will d>liver HIM to the subscriber IL
Alex andria.
q Charles Lee.
September 4
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Public sale.

! a Z ( the subscribers, in virtue OF a
w d>-d of rust to US from
CHARLES l.. NgvETT and MARTHA
us wlic, dated I'm November, 1911,
sof the purpose Of securing The pay
meat OF GA dollars and 81 cents, to
Andrew S hoificld, vii, alb ssats-,luy tto
-t!Erd day OF Oct Der next, between
the l.oars Of twelve ard three O'clock
% that day, before the ~oicee House
in the town Of Alcxau ria, sell to the
highest bidder, for ready money,
Thirty Acres OF Land,
or so much thereof as may be nsccs-
sry TO pay TIC said dvbt, interest and.
COSTS OF sic and advertising which
LAM vs. situate on tho side Of The roaa
leading from Alexandria 20 i.ecsburS,
aad OH the vest de OF Mrs. Slacum'.
farm, in the county of Fairfax and
state Of Virginia. The trustees :c.l
only Tie right which the SAID Charles
l., Navett IL IS, and do not warrant the
title To- tbs lard.
Edmund l. Lee, ! nus
jonathan :chollle!d, tees
august 5 is
TH,i al.:c iNnl was hou5ht OF j..
nathan 5c.,n'ticid, and scared td.mc
5v gencr ! ~ar.antcs 10 the COM :,
plete rerto, nance OF which. Andre"
,cholheid WIS security. Il therefore
epp.ars to re, to b unneres:ary to
insert at the foot of The a owe adyer-
lisement, that the tile viii not be war.
raoted by tho trustees, as orc Of them,
gclhcr with tie PRINCIPAL. he's a ready
done it A comment on this transac-
ion is unnecessary.
Chs. J.. hewitt.
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FRESH MEDICINES.
H.fRPEP. gr

WiLLldM H.fkPEF, p.
5Poy'HEcaRY and DRUGGiST
! .atrtaHdria, Fairtaa, street, othoa,t
BRY.fN H-iNF SONS cad ne.rl
Door to JAO L:cYDre-
IL AS just received ~ addition to
1 l. his former S,o:k, a general as-
sortlnej't OF Hs dic.ngs Or tie 6rst qua
lily, ali OF which. he viii sell whole.
sale and retail. or as good term. as
they can be purchased. in Baltimore or
fii!ada'phla Country Merchants and
physicians cen be supplied on the
best 0. terms for cash, CT on good
credit -~fEe has also received ge-
neral assortment of .Sgt',s ttai In2t,u-
ments, likewise
TIE 3o!losv:ng Pe,eas Medicines
uiz -
'Vheaton's Jaundice Gittars,
10 Itch Ointment,
Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs,
COLDS, Asthmas, Consumptions, &c.
sc.
Rawson's Worm Powders,
fnompson's 1'oothe Paste,
Esssncc of Mustard,
sings Itch Ointment, sc. sc.
" The highest Cash price given
Tor snake Root.
Nsrah 7
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oUSpE .NiJcKS.

An assortment Of the above articls
may be had a, the Manulactory, lower
end OF Prince Street-Handsome pat
terms and low prices.
Richard Iorwe!I.
August "a d3n
n. B. A few Of Horwcll's patent
and extra quality Net. Suspendsrs, f.
nshed in very superior stiie.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Pursuant to Il deed Of trust, executed
b. David w. Scott and Eliza eth
ii, vie, t. the su)scii or, for he
purposes therein menti lhcd, d.te d
the i0!h o. January. 1886, d duly
recorded lii the Court ct Phi &C
William county, will be exposed %
sue for re dy money, before tie
door Of the Tavern occupied BY Mr.
George Williams, in the , cth'n Of
numjries, on tGonday, the 5h "A,
oinc&t month, Che following proper
ty, viz
One Lot Of Marsh Land,
near he Town Of Dumfaics AID tn,
land Of Jno. M'Crea, Esq. coaioipioc
;;gh. aa:i one tenth acres, purchased by
Id Scott OF WilIoughby Tc',bs.
Also. one other Lot OF
Marsh LAID, adiacc TO the Ind for
merly Na'hl. II Tripleit's, on Qgan-
tico Creek. containing Thirteen A
ores, purchased by said Scott Of Walter
Graham.
Also one half Of a Lot of
Land in the Town of Dumfies No IS
atiacent to the lot Of the subscriber
purchased by the said SEQ of the said
Graham.
John Williams, Trustee.
Sept. Is. 2awts
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VOL. XII
SALES At VENDUE.

SALES AT VENDUE.
On every Tuesday and Friday
WILL BE SOLD,
Al the Venduo Store, corner OF Prince
and Water streets.
"A Karaty Of Dry Goods, Gro
cerscs, sc.
Particulars Of wllicft vii be expressed
in the bills oil the day.
All kind oi goods>which are On T.
imitation AID the prices OF which are
established, can at any time be vic*ed
2ad-purchasci at,hs lowest limitation
and prices.
p. G.. Marifelser.
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CMo. 1854. ]

FOR SALE,
ON a L1ssRAk CRsD14.
West lndia Rum in, Hogsheads, &
Mascavado Sugar in barrels,
Coffee in barrels,
"A Government SOFT Of exchange on
London for 6 500 sterling-lAnd 90
shares Stock in the farmers Bank Of
Virginia, or exchanged for Stock in any
OF the Banks in Alexandria.
John Gird.
September 81.
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LIME
rs w MED,

A GENTLEMM ell recommend
ed. capable of ASST 81 or taking charge
OF an English SCI eto be employed
Immediately. Fot brmatioh, apply to
the Printer. n
September 10 5aW'.
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PUBLIC SALE.

In pursuance Of a Decree
ot the Honorable tho nitcd States
Circuit Court OF the Issict OF %
lumbia for the county d Alexandra.
in suit wherein Be2ENn Bolts and
Timothy Brundigc, Afs!Hces Of Isaac
MYherson and Nathapll Eiilcott, are
compIainants, and WITHIN Cash Is de
PENDANT, will be sold IT. highest bid
der CD credit of 6, 3 ad 8 months,
10 bear interest from the Gtc. 4 HOUSE
and LOT on the south side OF King
street. between Washine.n and Coiom-
bus streets, in the town Alexandria,
OH the Esd day OF Scptelber next, on
the promises: there y n the Lot a
framed House and Ssd adjoining.
The premises arc sn1Bcto Inspections
at sny tine previous t@te sale.
EDMUND I.IE, Commits
G.DENEALE, : sioners'
August IL 'ds
WINES, TES, &c.
6 Pipes old London T, .asleira1
II do. Sicily Madeira4&
10 do Lisbon :
pipes and 40 Or. casks;hc.ry {
80 quarter casks Mahga
IS cases C!aret
40 chests gunpowlcr imperial and
ycunghysoa Teas, Ola very supe-
rior quality,
20 puncheons Sd proof -ntigua Rum,
10 do. northern do.
so bids Mo;asses,
10000 pounds Loaf susal
1900 pounds bright Nader,
40 pounds Nutmegs,
20 bags Pepper and Pmento,
40 kegs race and goen Ginger,
50 bales Upland Cotto nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal s Sanish Indigo,
80 boxes mou'd and. opt Candles,
| 40 do. No. 2 Chocolat
| 100 do Pipes, centainin.s 3 gross each,
| 500 reams writing and wpping Paper,
! 200 sacks Liverpool fiji Salt,
| so hhds. n. Orleans nd w. India
/ Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee
| With general ASSIGNMENT of other
| GROCERIES,
FOR SALE r
| Bryan Hampsa 4 Co.
August 25