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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-06
Onion Bank Of .dlerard,1a.

THE Commissioners for the town of
n Alexandria. having received the re.
turns frou the different commissioners in
the country, find that the whole of the ca
pital stock Of said Bank, amounting 10 one
million of dollars, has been subscribed
Notice is hereby giosn, 10 TIE su6seri6-
ers to said institution, That am election will
lie held, at the courthouse, in the town Of
Alexandria. on Monday, the Sth Of De-
cember next, for the purpose of eiecting
eighteen Directors, 10 conduct the affairs OF
said Bank, agreeably to the articles of as
socia,ion.
The COMMISSIONERS
November %. te
~ The printers at Lee sburg, Win
chester, and the National Iptelligcncer, are
requested To- insert the above until the tlav
OF election, & send their accounts to either
of the printers in the town OF Alexandria
for payment.
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TO RENT OR LEASE.

For any term less than nine years,
ME FARM hold on lease from
& MIR. Charles Aierondcr containing
80 acres, about ~ acres Of Meadow Land.
highly manfred and in corn, and the re-
mainder in Woods * Garden is equal to "a
ny in the district--thcrc are also ccmlor-
table House and Outnouses, with an excel
lent Spring of Water at the door. 1t would
suit butcher, or person wishing TO keep
dairy and garden, it not being more than
two miles from town
GEORGE ATKINSON.
November a. oawtf
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LOST.

ETWEEN the Georgetown ferry and
5 Alexandria, or in the streets Of Alex
andria, sheeh's-skin Purse, containing
between SEVENTY s. ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS in notes, 6 two or three Dol
lars in silver. The finder shall receive Ten
Dollars, by delivering said purse and the
contents at this ofice.
.dicranatio, .Nopsmber 90. St
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
AND FOR SALE BY
adams, Herbert s. Co.
$500 lbs. choice Smithficid Hams
SIS bales Upland B Louisiana Cotton
10 seroons Bengal Indigo.
IN STORE,
- 2 s Ss1s. Gree" % "'"e c1ss
IL hhds. Muscovado Sugars
% barrels soft shelled Almonds
IS kegs Harris's Tobacco
10 ditto Cavendish Tobacco
so boxes Spanish Segsrs
puncheons Antigua Rum
a Few boxes containing Imperial, Gun
powder, and Hyson Tea
$500 bushels Lisbon & St. Ubes Salt.
November 10.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-06
TEAS, SUGARS, Sc.
Joseph Vaudeville,

CORNER OF KING e FAIRFAX STREETS,
OFFERS FOR SHE,
100 quarter chests * boxes choice Gun
powder, Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson,
Tyson Skin, and Souchong TEAS,
100 bbls. "o' 1AN''
90 boxes white HAVANA do.
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugar,
10000 lbs Coffee,
5000 lbs. Pepper,
so hhds. Moiasses,
10 pipes Cognac Brandy,
With his usual general assortment Of
the best Wines, Liquors and Groceries
Tor cash or upon the Usual credit 10 punc-
'uai customers.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-06

1900 W.T.. Seine Twlne, sup. quality
100 barrel, Apples in prime order
SO boxes Dipt Candles
20 do. Mould ditto
A,ooo vt. Coffee, in bogs and barrels
100 reams Writing Paper
so do Wrapping do.
hhds. AIuscovado Sugars
5000 lbs. Loaf and Lump do.
80 boxes Bloom Raisins
20 barrels Whiskey
6 casks Goshen Cheese
4 bags Pepper
1000 bushels St. Ubes Salt
l6o barrels II rings
70 do. Shad,
for sale by he subscriber,
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
Best family Flour, Corn, & Com
mon Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON
November 10
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FIRST QUALITY
b O s. TO " Ha r s

Ave now received and for sale by
S. e D. REED,
Fairfar street.
LIKEWISE,
y fresh supply Of Ladies' cork-sole
BOOTEES, priposed for wear in the pre-
sent and approaching seasons; With ge-
neral assortment Of all other kin6s of
SHOES.
IN STORE,
largo quantity of WOOL HATS, al
OF which will be sold on the mos. reasona--
bic terms for cash only.
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RICHARD LIBBY.

EE AS JUST RECEIVED, quan,ityo
& z best Pennsylvania Iron, consisting of
Tire Iron, squares Sd to i-2 inches, axe
and hoe bars, plough plates, landsides, and
common aairon. Likewise quantity
cotton cards.
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ORPHANS COURT,

ydksrandria County, November Term, 1918
ORDERED that the administrators OF
John WestcoH, deceased, do insert the fol-
lowing advertisement three times week
for four weeks in the Alexandria newspa-
pers. A Copy-Test.
A MOORE Ren,r
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A. MOORE, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice,

his is to give Notice,
That the subscribers, OF Alexandra coun
ty, in the District Of Columbia, have obtain
ed from the Orphans Court OF said COUNTY
letters testamentary on the estate OF John
Westcott, late Of the county aforesaid,
deceased: all persons having claims a
gainst the said decedent are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, duly authe nticat-
ed and passed by the Orphans Court, on
or before the 2oth day of April next, or
they may by law be excluded from all be.
eft TO said estate: and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment. Given under our hands .his goth
day Of Nov. 1918
ROBERT GRAY,
John ID. BROWN,
.Hdmj1istre!srs of Jskn Wesfcott
Nov. -. ep4w
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-06

: RHODE ISL AND CHEESE.
FESHE subscriber has received few
Il hundred weight of very old Rhode
Island Cheese, and afew boxes Of FIRST
quality gun-powder teas.
WIN. NEWTON.
or,nhpr
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November %.
ORptANS' COURT.

Hierandria County, .November Term, 1918.
ORDERED, That the administrators a
Joscfh H. .MandrviNc, deceased, do insert
he following advertisement three times
geek for eight weeks in the Alexandria
newspapers
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-06
The tenth days Drawing

he TENN days Drawing
Of the Potomac and Shenandoah .Nauisa-
zion LOTTERY,
" i'll take place on Tuesday next. the
Goth instant-when the irs, drawn number
will be entitled to one thousand dollars.
The following prizes are yet in the
wheel, viz.
Prize Of $4,000
/ do. of 10000
2 do. Of 5000
? do. Of 1000
Is do. of 1000
10 do. of 100 Tickets.
Warranted undrawn tickets exchanged
For prizes in this or any of the Baltimore
lotteries.
pa Present price Of tickets. nine dol
mrs. For sale by
ROBERT GRAY.
November 80,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-06
LADIES' FRENCH SCHOOL.
EOUND

Am Friday last, in the streets Of Alex
y andria, an Officers DIRK, which
the owner ca, have by describing the pro-
perty aud paying charges, on arp ication
at this Office.
- Dec. 3. St
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FRESH SALAD OIL.

w. F. THORNTON
III AS just received a. few cases prime
4 q FRESH SALAD OIL in large
quart bottles.
5LSO,
A few tons LOCKWOOD and FUS
TICK.
FOR SALE.
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6T A liberal price in CASH will
BE gwen for new FEATHERS, on
application to the Printers.
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Near Alexandria, on the Colchester road
where the Hunting Greek turnpike in
tcrseets with said road containing
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October 7.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-01
ARMY OF POLAND.

An Army Of reserve of the allies.
with this title, is commanded by the &C.
iebrated Gen, Bepninssen, or ratherhas
been collected by him in Russia and
Poland, and has accompanied him TO
the Grand Army-where he is to hold
an important command. The next adj
wees from Europe will probably bring
US the opera tions Of This new force
the junction of " hich will give the al
lies considerable numerical superio-
rlty. 1T consists of from so TO $4,000
men-4o,ooO of which are stated TO be
Russian regulars, and 4 900 Spaniar,ls,
kidnapped several years since by Be-
naparte. made prisoners last winter in
the French rout from Russia-and
have been reorganized under Russian
auspices. The residue are Poles, Cos
sacks, and provincial leyies. Early in
September the first corps sf this army
(ts,o0O) had crossed The Oder-ard
lis Cossacks had passed the B1ber. I
b." We wait impatienuy fo. rev
details from Europe.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-01

Generals, &e. of these last is Col Ro-
Pa'ei, the favo"ite aid of Moreau; and
who had been in Russia a year, aud
mad acquired the Russian and other
continental languages.
No part of Napoleou's former career
mas been marked by detection of this
kInd-and Bernadstte, MORGAN. and
Jomini are no ordinary men. Indeed
we may judge of the importance he at
taciies TO their character and influence.
by the abuse he has poured upon them
in his bulletins-and the exnIt.t;on so
often repeated on the death wound of
Moreau--which he has affected 10 pro-
nounee an dacfut frozen of Providence
when 1t was exactly the same event
winch had hetallen both his favourite
Marshais Lasnes and Duroc-and was
uttered nearly by the same breath
which passed an eulogium on Vandam-
me, whom he then supposed TO have
been kIliedl that s. he died on the field
OF battie--a death worthy to he envied
by every brave NAM Why mortal
wound like Moreau's) or the field of
battle should not he as worthy of being
en"ied as an outright death. Bonaparte
may perhaps be able to determine.
ne repeat that detection, OF which
'he hrsi fruits are the array in arms of
such men as we have named-and
frenehmen too--against Nopoleon,
must OF necessity have distracted his
niad' and planted the thorns Of sus-
Picion there--and have oceasioned that
aeseff"rs eonduct. and those to and fro
movements which have indicated so
much dlstrust Of his Marshals. /, de-
notes falling House, and we feel con-
ndent is pregnant with important re-
suits, which even the death Of MORGAN
Will not annihilate.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-01
10 the Patrons
WINCHESTER G.aZETTE
or THE

M war nov raging in our own once han.
fy country, as well as the affairs of Euronr
having assumed unusual interest, and the pre,,
anxiety otthe public to have the earliest mt,
h8ehce OF passing events, induced the Ed;,or
TO resume the publication of the Exrn, O.,
zErrE- The very small number ofhis subscr;
eSrs WHO have declined mourning the addition
al expense of this paper, affords the stronges,
evidence OF the appreciation it has received 80
approaching, as he should do, the. very liberal
support which he has received since the con-,
mencement OF his editorial duties. the edit,
,his Gay presents the Extra Gazette ON an on.
iarSed malt sheet, which comprises Two noo,s
OF mater more than the former Daper. and wo;II
enable nm to keep pace with the events wn;cL
,nis interesting period furnishes. The second
NAH year OF THIS paper will expire on the sou
november next In order therefore TO AVOID
any Misunderstanding which might arise ron
MS continuing to be forwarded to tbose wh"
may, perhaps, be DESTROYS to discontinue i H..
P~'ucuiariy requests that al such VIII simi,if,
.lslr WISHES on the subject, by mail. post ,aij
before the expiration of the above per;oC,
oti.eIwise IL VIII be deemed new engagement
aha me paper forwarded accordingly
as TINS pepper WAS commenced With tn
vowed object of brii,g devoted nrinci,,n,
t. the editor deems it proper to prens
Una, II s'a'i N future be exclusively devoted i,
tilat object shall literally be a {. ErwS-p.
P'R and VIXEN dearth of news occurs some
other subject than Politics shall he seIctJ ~
supply The deficiency. -
October 6, 1913
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-01
AUSTRIAN MANIFESTO.

a late publication thus notices th;x
able and important document:--wWbat
| a picture does it draw of the state of
the Continent during the reign of Ter.
ror that is. during the back aud dis
maj peFied that interviewed between ,be
last wars with Austria and Prussia. &,
the rolling of That torrent of force nm
on the Russian Empire. which was r.
overwhelm it, and Thus DESTROY The Ice.
ves'ige of continental Independence
Conceive the situation of Ausrr;a
which derived consolation for the lo.s
of her Adriatic territories. from ~,
conviction that if she had nnssss.o1
them she dared not convert ,ber, % 80
purposes OF maritime commerce. on ac-
count OF Bonaparte's Contincntsj svs-
TEN, winch not only prevented an
commercial intercourse between mn
tons, hut suspended all commun;c,
lion whatever
lhere is something affecting. with
out being humanity, in the apology Civ
en- by Austria for bestowins The Aus-
TRAN Princess upon Ronaparte u
was hoped that it might soften Ike am
=, ~ Si,i"oth the temper OF the
Corsiean-that having attained that
point of his career, when HE prescr.
yaiion seemed to be more natural tba,
the extension of conquest, he would de-
vote himself to the sweet aod Guiet -
vocations % peace. Oh! Arstr;,
judged Ill Of The heart Of that NAM
w'licn draws its nourishment from, ,ha
bntchery and bloodshed Of mankip9
and exists only in the elements Of war
and discord
" The manifesto rebukcs Bonspart.
in the seyerest manner for The ~, y
cruelty crime and absurdily of his de-
Signs TO separate England from the
Continent, separation which Austria
considers as "a most deadly e,iI.o
Z" The subterfu,es, eYasiiss -
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-01

As the brothers of the Emperor az
Austria are all military men, and will
probably be employed in the new war,
some account of them may not be TN
pleasant to the guild nuncs.
he Emperor has eight brothers.
Ihe eldest, Ferdinand Joseph Jeas,
born IN 1863, is Grand Duke OF Vert.
nurI5h,and belongs TO Bouapa1e's cou-
Federation of the Rhine.
i'll 1771.
81, Archduke Joseph Antoine, born
4th. Archduke Antoine, born in 47eg.
9Th. Archduke John, born in 17s2.
eth. Archduke Rene Jean, born in
TN; Archduke Louis, born in 47s4.
And Archduke Rodolphe, born ID
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-01
FOIsEIGN.
The EUROPEAN WAR
MORE cENrINEL SUMMARY soTps
ON THE
GREAT WAR EVENTS IN EIr
ROPE
ROPE.
ON THE

Some ut the most moFerr Of ITO
sou'hern Democratic papers have af.
iected to complain that the late s,eat
intelligence from Europe has heen 50
contradictory, disconnected or mnt;Ia
tea' that IT was Impossible 90 form,
correct opinion on them, or 20 ealcnIs 70
on which side the balance of advont.'so
was to be found But even n cursooa
Perusai OF the mass of accounts With
have been received in The Freno,, Cn
s,,sh and Spanish papers-a liberal
allowance for extennations ai,.a,s
Practlsed--and an impartial credcncc
OF apparent facts-wil! convince e,or,
iair reader that all the great cvcufs
have been distinctly marked-sud Gs9
a correct judgmens may be formed Of
'heir erect and probable consequences
'" have before stated, that The FIRE,
events which succeeded the rupture ~
me ATmistIce, were farorabls tn the
rre"cH-- but that fortune had ehanced
sizes, and at the last dates. the snonss
se' OF the Allies had more INN con,,
'er %, the French adrantagss.
he Emperor Napoleon did NOT an.
pear 10 have digested any consecutive
pan oil na.' operations ;-or if he had
rs having been disclosed TO tho a ,J;ss L.
by oea. Jomini, must have comn.lIoJ
WIN 70 abandon 1t. His excsrsian into
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-01

lce,.and there were hopes that sh.
might be induced to unite with ,hs al
lies against Napoleon. Though His
was report only, it was strongly init
mated that the Crown Prince Of Swe-
den had made offers which would hs
accepted.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-01
DF.MAEK.

The cendact of this secondary pow
er has been hnctuating FOR some time
ard at the last dates it was stated her
contingent III the French army Of Da-
Voust had proposed separate armis-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-01
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. DECE,pED 49,

'ohcmia, by Zittau. while If harrass.
"a his troops. did not secure to him A.
~ advantage. And his journies TO and
rem Dresden and Si'esia, though they
demonstrated his activity, were very
much unlike his strait. forward move
ments in other wars.-His troons pa;n
ed advantages in Silesia-but he inn.
mediateiy withdrew from thence his
Guards and the whole corps of Ney -
"hen the allies became the assaiIants.
! reSained all they had lost, and over
| nrew The whole force under Macdon-
ana. The retreat of the allies from
Dresden' was not followed by any of
'hose decisive movements which have
'n"' Hed ms character in success. Sc
verai o'her circumstances shew. that
ms mind has not been in The exera;se
OF ITS woDted freedom-apd that there
are impediments in his career Which
nave mol yet been exposed TO The gene
raj view. j! has been suggested that
one Of those implements is the grow
ing dissatisfaction towards him. not on
~ IN the Confederacy, but i'm France.
and III the army.
we nave the authority of the Paris
-noiiiteur, Tor stating the fact, that
"heh II was known in Germany, that
oerhadotie and Moreau. were about 10
enter The field against Napoleon. il pro-
duced great sensation in the French
"r@!-and at a public dinner in Leip-
SIC, 'h'r'y officers drank TO the health
oi ,ARL JEAN and MoRrAv. This a.
FARMING Tact being ooss.in,. ni>rt.,s To
Bona parte be ordered o tribunal 10 adj.
Judge every third officer of them to be
shot-but he dared not execute The CEN
tence. And ii was stated in the same
paper that the DIXIE Of Padus. Nb;s ne
phew) had interfered and CONFRONTED
the business.
1t is not difficult to estimate the in
iiuenee which The opposition of such
men as bernadottesand Moreaa must
necessarily have on their old compaui-
OBS IN arms-to induce them to leave
the standard of tyrannicaI chief aud
rally round those of old fayorites. Thai
influence, though checked il mt des.
,r"yed by the death of Bioraaa. We
Know that whole regiments i3apoIe.
on'S service have since the ca}e lrs;on
OF the ATmistice gone over {we viii
no' say desertedl in body ahd at O.
ther 'lmes corps have SURRENDERED with
ou. resistance to very inferio Numbers
TO give to this detection thssolour Of
necessity. We have no 8S*6unts Of
'he private individuals wh have mas.
sed over-But we find, that two SaTon
Gcnerais (Langeron one of them, arc
denounced in Bonaparte's bulletins. far
'1a'ihg ms cause and that at The
"iiied mead Quarters, there were Gen.
e'a' he joinlni, one of the most emf.
hen' engineers in Europe, and a late
member OF Napo;eon's military cabinet
-0enerai De WiiIot, an excellent tnc.
' u General RevbeiI. son Of
'se ceiebi tied director of That name
ana an ofseer OF talents and euternr;,
sing spir't--fieut. General Guiebard
ana many officers cfinferior rant sneb
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
Land for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale, be.
tween 40 and 1870 acres of wood
Land, on the right hand side Of the old
Road leading from the Town Of Cen.
tervilIe to Alexandria.
This land adjoins the lands of Messrs.
David Lane. Bernard Bryan, Presley
Carr Lane, George Adams and John
Hcnnine. The soil Of this land is suit.
ed to the culture Of Wheat, * is with.
in half mile of the Turnpike and
will be shewn & theterms made known
by application to Messrs. David Lane,
or George Lane, jun. residing near the
premises, or 10 the subscriber living in
Stafford county.
Geo: Lane,
Executor of. II. Lal.e, decd
January ls law6m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
March 9
PUBLIC SALE.

I'M the I'd day of August Court
~ next, will be exposed 10 sale in
Leesburg, at PEERS TavcrA, ii not
previously disposed of-a tract of Land
containing upwards of 500 Acres, near
Goshen, in the County of Loudsun.-
lhis land lies convenient 20 the Turn
pike Road 10 The Alexandria market
is as susceptible Of Improvement from
Plaster of Paris, as any Land in the
County has large portion OF wood
and meadow land, and is we'll watered
The improvements are tolerably COM
fortsbc.
From the increasing value of land in
the nslghborhoot, it is worthy the at
tsstion ofpurchascrs. 1t may be seen
by applying to Mr.. c. Stewart who
lives en- the premises Terms OF sale,
one third in hand, and the balance IN 6
and q months, with approved securi-
ty -.
Apply to Geo. N, Rails, or in his
absence to J I. Ramsay.
April 8 iaWts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
Valuable Wood Land.
FOR SILK.

T~HE subscriber is DESTROYS OF sell
ling that part OF the Forrest OF
Washington, which lies South West
of the Leesburg Road. II is suppos-
ed there are in this division OF the
Estate about 400 Acres, about 81 OF
which is cleared, but has never been IN
the smallest degree injured by euitivs,
ton, the balance entirely in hne UNI
Der and wood.-The distance rem A.
lexandria about miles. s. rather less
to Georgetown and the City-tho City
turnpike now finishing touches thi,
land, and the projected turnpike IRON
Alexandria to Leesburg will pass I'M
mediate,y on tt border.
No such property a. this, possessing
the ali impol tant article OF ti-nber a"o
wood, can be Offered Tor sale within TIVE
same distance of market. and the gre@'
and INCREASING value of these articles.
must rendcs this estate a desirable and
valuabls purchase. The subscriber
would prefer az, ling this propsrty en-,
tire, but to suit purchasers would Oh
vide it into Lots of so ceres esch.--
4 part Of the purchase money viii be
required in hand, ior the balance a
most liberal credit Possession o! 'he
WHO'S Of the wooded part will be eiven
at the tins Of purch:se--a sms'l hes
with privilege OF seeding granny WI
DO given up in Dscorsbcr.
For particulars please apply to Mr
James Dawson, the agent ct arlington
or TO
Geo. W., P. Gusts.
Anvil " aWSW.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
ISAAC ROBBINS

OFFERS FOR SALE,
At his wholesale aud retsi. Store, cen.'
TIE of Kiag-sreet--
Eighty packages Of Tea.
Is cases, each "a two pound cannis-
tiers, superior sunpowder.
cases, e,ch "a two pound cannis-
tiers, superior Hyson,
81 quarter chests, half or. chests,
Is C4tty and 10 Cstty boxes Gunpew-
der, .mperisl Hyson, Young Hyson'
Canopy and Bohea.
5000 weight best white and green
Coffee.
5000 weight loaf, lump and pi ce
Sugar.
% bales Georgia upland Cotton.
Nluscovado Suga, in hogsheads and
barrels.
Molasses in hogsheads and barrels.
Blown Salt il sacks or bulk.
Rice Pepper Ailspics; Ginger;
Mace Nutmegs; Cloves; C!snaraon /;
Copperas; Byimstonc Alum; Spa
pish-Aoat In !ise; F;g-oue; Starch !;
Glue; refined SaItpatre F.; Pear.-ass !;
Glauher Salts; Powder; Saot; Bar
lead cut Nails !. Candies Soap
James river manufactured TIE co -
Snuf Writing * Wrapping Paper
sc. &c. sc. all OF which he is dispe-
SD TO sell Oh very moderate terms.
A.rrh div laW9ru
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
r. Supeytine Yellow Eurk,

"
DR.Syg.WEORD'S improved 20 w
DER OF the Bark, having heen r.ed
and HI shiy approved by many phvsi-
cicas Of distinsu character in diff,s
rent parts OF the Uritcd. ST .tes the
proprietor is now encouraged % Offer
it to the FACULTY N general, under nc
persuasion, that no pra ctstioHeI OF taste.
in the choice of It's means, can fail ts
be gratihed in The use of this eler.n,
preparstion.-In strength, fheness and
certainty of operation, 1t greatly sur
passes the bark in common use.
ALSO,
The ESSENTIAL SILT or
BARK prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up in par.
GELS of different sizes, to accommodate.
the usual wants of not emily physicians.
but of retail druggists, country mer.
chants and private families -So'dty
James Kennedy, sen.
p1okseller; and no other terses
.AIeEan6ris.