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- hCSciiptil
listed S'dd'ery
DO Carriage Mounting
Brass do d..
Carriage and gig ha7 dies
+ atedv af & coat buttons
SIT 20. DO
Ten, sas1 y hand saws
vi z ca, Il pitt 90.
y s. II hipe $
Ir'r Il ora s butt do
In rim I-cleg, with
bras .kasbs
10 ls ,eI single bolt
uad locks
a'ent Ct e. do.
Chest, Cupboard & Til.
do
Pr7ss do. tln. do
Z mi 1'a6h spoons
= 3 Tnqst stands
Al OF which WI he 8
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2 AND FO2 SHE or ~ yg,rn ~
: any rersou eisp sed e. remove 10 a. ". =, -.
s+lr t'or i's ext@fD, H. 6oest IN tfs Wcs,. ~
" cFla y offered for Sole any property in W.
e,, j be tsf 10 * hsnse FOR ssac The
','N 'ts 'irHciE on the waers @ r.e i,I -s..;r,o;
shout fifty nut above Notch 2, aud wee al -, ~,
sfati as va Apply to the frioter -
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dssumf,fion OF the Dirrr, IT.


IN our last No Nc left the House ielibera,nr
whether the new sock in the Bank Of Va should
ne SOFA or Su"scri6ed-On Thursday - rev r,riv
came upon the turt.-T'he Farm rs' Bank, Which,
W Hs"'r,s. 70 the e stature, proposed to loat,
tn the State S75n, 0eo, ct pr Ct on con,,oos
IT'S capital atock lie increased half a million and
the state dsoosifs be equaiized between the two
ranks. select committee WIS appointed n CON.
Ter on tS's proposition, VINO. ii is uhderstood, will
mike their report dis day
Mr. Barbour (of Orange observed. thar az IL .r.
seemed ~ be ne want OF funds he begged leave IA
O." up the 20 Resolution Of the Committee on the
Direct ax-- And e. amend the same BY striking
it si, 10 " MAKE
Resolved, also. that ways and mean, osn \.
oey,.en TOR the purpose of paying the said quot,
Strtes. 70" Vi INC u
In NJ Resolution: thus amended, vas adopted.
10 IRE course OF the sitting, the Bill was in,rosu
ce' Tor assuming that rart of the d. eot iaI which
"Hs or nned to IN { te of Virginia
.rr .fcher (of Amelia) moved to amend N.
, n"' snat'ng it condition Of the Assumpsit that
we L should discount so much of The in,,. s.
nirre, toy sis hereby assumed by tie total nc e.,
u,"t, which on n iqu g. ion of the aeeonp,s -
~, ~, one 10 the State for advances mali g., =!
.1.S.ty ,or ne use o. the militia emoloyed in the
T1ae OF the U S.---Rejrcted. .7yes IS N;oes ,I6
M Mercer moved 90 amehd il. b1 .,."s;ii,.
~ S"o'tinne per eentsee on the nrersni ,svs. ~
s"os' lots, dwelling houses aud slaves 9. for tho
purpose ct refnndn. the whole of the sum hereby
On va.,sn ~ ii'lo, = "'scte@ Ayes 50, Noes lie
Ill, Noes SIS. " "s'es"'eS' ayes
>, me Senate passed the said Bill last n;pht .ap,,
NJ it was distinctly understood in both Uo,,e.
,h ~ s'ninps't did not nvaiids,e our claims on
= 'or q rP'Inhlrsne nt OF our afl,oncer e.
OF the u. S. Justice ana honor
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Drawing knives
Ivory 'andle X yes arI
FORKS ia Sc it's Of 50 ps.
Ruck do.
RoI % 10.
Pen 4 poeket knives
r So S anal Ra2ors
An Il giant assnrfr en- oe
Tes-Trrys. Rrca. rs.
k s Oh csc St. S;x
Pate Warmers
An asshrtpent ~ f. =.
smiths Too :, Care, n
tors IN.
Slversmi'hs Fills
Watch & Eye CLASSES
M Scr va
Ba~ Iron
castn
Cut Naii5. &c &c.
d on the most advantage
rs. o
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LEGIS1 arl1tr Annn,,..

LEGisi ATIVE APPOINTMENTS;
Col. John Hartwel Cooke. Rr,g,J:s. O.,
IN re place Of Gen. Ion Gucrrsnt. deceased
Colonel Gordon Cloyd (of Montgomery B,;,,-
der General, in place ef Gen Trieg, retnoy.d IN
Tc nessee. bS' 'e'o'eu 10
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I'm FOUSHEE, p. ".

~ . TICE
s- onSCKifI'lNS ARE received at tI;s Office 3,
al the several Printing ami Post. Offices H., ~
states OF Virgins ani Carolina for '''o
II GEOGRHPRJCd{ YTFuD
0ffhe B'I iah Pos essions u, Nc, .5,,e.;oo
compromising Nova Sc IA New-P u,,v cl -
br1ta,n, Lower 7nd Frr,r CaHs p am ali IL, o,,,
"! sr.Daee"j to thc / 'o2 ~ Ocep, IN y \ rL "a
acme sea on tn Nlst-.nd Co.c-se H.,,n,, af
the War IN Canada ID date cr N ,,,c., -: -
ny NJ SMITH. "''"
,. ~sather Of 'he T'e1p Of 4 ecr Canada.
. ------ """
EafANTED, shout Ten cod w CcoNc
load Tor Phiade. hi~-e iIt ersI miro -. Il ne
given Apply to P'''' "''i De
VI. RAEFP on n street.
or at the store OF Mr. s G. Aliens
s mee'irg of t. D; 2 tors T ne l5,,;,. p
: S"H"Ie CONTRARY # Ricae,. end >, er
o'hef on Msdnesisy tls sch Ispusr,. 1S,a-Ps
30 - Ed nat The Hooks of Con,,,sry h. ooe,'
az - - ~, y eio A. NJ M the i7.r a this moru y.
he Nihee OF the ssid Compsny f., ~ nrrr 60 sc
RECEIVING aubseiintions for the ~. uaser;tcd sbo =;
s '"s'',ution' ait q at pers !, shall i. ~, -.
~ It.sGiibe any one day, in his or he, own ,en.e
=, ~ "'s 'F i;eF 0"" account dr.sctiy or ,,di.c-,
,Ior more than one hundred share the nor. r.,
be TAX n '' "'Sh'i' Sliu IS
Published by order of the Board of Direc.,.,
I A. CAMPBELL, S.s'ry.
-- '' .. 81
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considering your scanty means OF filling
them, you perhaps might be able to prevail
on two or three hundred more Of uonr
srparthy 7ra-viors to join us here. They
would be invaluable under our present cir
cums'ances. and you might fairly tell them,
that great effort is so be made TO drive
their enemy and ours, across the ST. Law
renee; and once eiecte.i, l do most po-
tently believe. that they never would renew
the attic inpt. Remember me to Coils. War
burton. Dickson, and Monck!er, and be-
lieve me always, yours.
RI. M'DOUALL.
Brig. Gen. Proctor, Sand ,o1ch.
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we understand that Brig. Gen. Thomas Po,ie,
~ ,he army Of the U. S. will take command ct n or
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CAlfi'-- '.ns O5eopSe. bite rom e.. g ~
n 'n opened privat 9os,1's
''ss2.' .tee-s st oi Shock e CT. *. r-srtt
y' 100 o. ory.sr ~ f.SF s,1,,ti-"
srreao'e "a ;rnsI respseta mi1.
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.dmhersf6urr, 27Ih Dct.
SIR-I have seen a letter from you to
Col. St. George, mentioning that French
men had been killed near Sandusky. That
1t is the case, is true, but the Indians having
seen them in an enemy's country, and those
people being actually resident for long
time past there, occasioned them being tax
en- for enemies. They had been on board
the vessel, and had gone ashore to get some
thing of their property ON board, and the
Indians having no knowledge of the circum-
stance, and not knowing them to be Cana
cians consequently shot them.
shall drop down to day to the mouth of
the river, and tomorrow morning will get
up the Miami Bay.
have the honor to be. sir,
Your most obedient humble servant,
M. ELLIOTT.
r. 5. Colonel Clure writes me, that they
expect another attack soops and says. they
will require assistance from this place.-If
you have any com nands on the subject,
should be glad to know--and your opinion.
Col. Proctor, CSC &c. sc Defroif.
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Tie 40 Gay IF dis month, ifra;~. irnot The
htT' TAR az the su.fcribcr ~ triste. v;Ii
,ro5red - H. 'orrt.dy money rr tie rreu;s,
s.. ~ lots ~ ihr City Of Redmond. 10 salts
H"iph guar es,v. e''@'e 70
T. no I o rs
'y,,ng N the squere next below n TIsv Market
70 1H ne street opposite TO Fa,s5p'- f,. ..r,y'
ara Ihseph Marx the otter lft Ifes ,r ~. d, .. -
'"'s RIVER Cans Ped rims lie = On gficl . a
4,mory s,endl--The Suisse Lcr actin r., n :, CO.
ny ~ o"ec will c,t,,y 30 ,tl.r Gr, liz
''"' "'eh s''se6e' To- him Ia a Is o. aro~t.r
10. GUA8tFS.
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ONO letter mai from the North.
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" A memorial To the Executive, dated
one day alter the above, states ther force in
~. cl'ck Bay at Frigates and < Briggs
we are told that he enemy's oaranders
NAG the aodaci'y to write on the door of the
rgn' mousse that 'hey wanted wood and pro-
visions. and would have them.
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Copfnrs getting in water from that islar'
was s.srtssd this morning that they had
idvanced higher up. as see from my house
heir hulis perfectly plsin-whether the
;'oom,ness OF the morning has the effect of
nagn'tyins objects. or am deceived. but
ank the ships appear to be not far from
he mouth OF Eat River.
de>erter from one OF the ships yes
terday observed, that their object is to Wi in.
er III NJ bli X"
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ETtyau Of teuer, from Gloucester
(CoaHlVJ ian q.
For several days British frgate ard 9
6rigs have been ab9Qf and apiihin N, p,
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afternoon.
a ship was seen of Wells Bay this
ncrning, standns due SWS under easy
all. The Constitution passed our light AZ
Is rnates past rhis afternoon, with fin
Y =. wind undrr her three topsatls, and
1as had a fine wind ever since. There was
o'hing 20 be seen when she saiied.''
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y og~ess # ~ nufaetures.
There are few pers IS tie sjJsited States Who
nave any e0-reet IDEA Of the progress eovatry s
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Ihe number Of Americans confined a
Halifax, in retaliation, is 20. They AR
N-pt on board the NJ labar transport ship
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Az o. "hSh ~''l he sold on the most ADVANTAGE.
Nc eros 10 Che purchasers
lonu.r, z
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-[----NSIl
FOREIGN.
From The Boston Daily advertiser 2fJuue 81

IRON The Boston Daily .4iUertieeF IF June q.
by the arrival at this port of the British Car
tel scnr. Thistle, in days from Halifax, we
nave been furnished with another mass of En-
ropcan intelligence. Messrs. Newton and
Parkman, who left Falmouth May 18th. have
politely furnished US with London paDers To
the 18th from which we have made cor,iois
extracts. VIC shall be able To- furnish 70 mo-
row many further articles of equal interest
Tor even an abstract of which We have now no
room.
April %, a general convention between the
allied powers was signed at Paris, settling some
OF che bases ofthe intended pacihcation.
On the 1St Of March, treaty of alliance
between each Of the four principal allied now
ers, viz. England, Austria, Russia and Pruq-
STA, was signed at Chaumont 1t is 70 remain
lnforcc ~ years Each party engaging 70
keep III the field 10000 men until the object
OF The war is effected, and in case either shall
be invaded by France, they all engage to cor
tribute their aid to expel the invader.
Lord VIM. Bentick with British and Ita1i-
IN force attacked Genoa April II, and it capi-
tllated The next day.
The tune for conyening tho Scnatc ard e.
gislatre hodC ofFrance has been altered from,
June 10 20 May 81.
London paragraph states that 2 900 Spa-
nisli troops were about 90 embark at Caliz fer
Louisiana.
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Louis XVIII left London April %, embark
cd at Dover the next day, and arrived at Pa
ris May 5, accompanied by the Duchess of
Angoulemc, and many other members vi the
Royal Family. KIe was received there and at
every ctherplacc which he passed, with every
demonstration of JOY.
The white flag has been hoistcd at Ham
burgh, and Davoust had agreed to surrender
to the General of the allies.
a letter from a vefy respectable gentleman
in London of May Is, states that it is general
ly believed, though not officially stated, that
AID. Gambler, MIR. Adam and Mir. Hamilton
are appointed to meet our commissioners at
Gottcnburg, and that Mess,s. Bayard and
Galatin were about to proceed on their mis-
sion.
Ertyuct ola letter, London, N?oy Z.
In our opinion no peace with America Will
be concluded so early in the season rs TO ad-
nit of the departure ofycur ships from Russi-
| a. Much, however, will depend on the conf
| prehensivcncss of the Instructions TO the En-
| voys, who will be met SOON 10y Commission
ers on the part of England. We hope the OBJ
| ject may be attained.'
| American stocks nominal New six per
cent, nc sale. Dollars Is. Gold 81. S. per
| OF.
From London fsahrrs to hiay "A, rcccipcd uiQ
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prone to be worked upon By those persons who
strive to keep up spirit of amnesty and
these revolutionary rccolioctons. The mau-
cncc of pamphlets is much greater in Paris
than it is in London. The writer's. tetes ex-
altees, the readers tetcs eXaltecs. They are
in consequence more ;cdrcsso6 10 the passions
than to the reason more dcclanatory than
arSuEiSntative.
The emperor of Russia held a few DAYS a.
go a Levee for the English Gentlemen OF dis
tinotion ut Paris.--The Duke of Leinstcr,
Earl Percy, Lord Niscount Lowther, LORDS
Carhcart, Binning, James MURRAY, Brad
ford and kinnaird, sir William Bees
ford, Sir Chas. Stewart, Sir Thomas Tvrwhitt.
Messrs. Irving, Mines, Forces, W. Pole, Fin
ley, Foster, &C. were prcse nted to him
There were nearly 100 Erglishmcn present.
The Emperor spoke 20 them, all, and surpr;-
scd them by his accurate knowledge OF what
| was passing in England he sud thath pro-
missed himself great pleasure from his tour.
| ard that he ionged to have an opporlunity of
XprossinB to the Regent in person his nigh
| rcga,d and esteem.
| 10th these illustricus pcrsonaecs come to-
| Gcther and may be expected either to-mor-
row OF the beginning of the week The En-
| peror will be accommodated at tic Potency
| Hotel, where his sister resides. The King OF
| Prussia is TO h.yc the Duke Of Clarence's a.
partmcnts. Butcher and I;latow come il,
their suite. They viii remain here about a
| month.
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AMERICA.

The number Of men intended to be sell
from Lord Wellington'S army, direct to Anne.
rlca, is reported to be ten thousand, Of whidi
the fusileers, the 29th regiment, and stroig
corps OF artillery, viii form part
April 25.
Connected with this question Of peace win
america, we may notice, that memorial ha
been presented to Lord Liverpool, which wa
favourably received, the object ofwhch rs o
prevent the Americans from conducting the;
tishing trade as heretofore Oh the coast i
Newfoundland and Labrador. 1t is said o
be the intention OF government 10 protect It's
branch OF our commerce from ali intrusiony
the citizens of the United States. under ay
power. A9sy,,j,,o- C5r,,,io ~
A very general expectation appears ,os
entertained, that the Americans, when appt-
ca ~ the recent changes in Europe, viii cal
,eT Mr.. Madison. 1t is even autfcipatcdn
t1c ministerial circles as not a yerv improb-
be event, that The Americans may foll5w 4
example Of France still further, and rcturnN
inc protection OF their former sovereign.
Nav 4. !,
1t is now said that the powers Of the Pl,h
potentiaries from the United States are s,{fl
clentiy extensive to Justly them in the reY,n,d
o. the scat otnegocidtiOn at Gottenburg 10 IN
hague or 70 Londnn, and that Mcssrs. Bag
srd and Gallatin have been urgent with ~
Ministers, but we believe frqiitiessly. to ale,J
such removal.
May ?.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20
NEW YORK. December Is.
FROM HALIF9IY.

The British Cartel slcop Jane and
Martha. Capt. Ridnut. mentioned
in our last int9 days from Halifax.
came up Yesterday momiRs. This
cartel was sent here by The provin-
cial government at Hal fax, 10 bring
home Mr.. Mitchell. On" Agent for
prisoners. and his family. Mr..
Mitchell was ordered to leave the
British territory without unucees.a.
nv delay and for the last ten days
he was not permitted to enter the ei-
~. or 10 have any communications
with it. This uscxpesfed measure
was adopted in consequence Of the
refusal. on the part Of snr govern.
meut. to receive Mr.. Gilbert 10.
bcrtson as the British agent for pfi-
cfs.
Mr.. Mitchell states. tiiat about
the Goth ofNovemb,r actwPen 5 and
100 American prisoners were sent
to EssIand and that there remain
ed upwards OF 900. Tie mentions
that they arc all. we'll iuraished with
food am; lodging, asd are generally
in excellent bczitl. OF the slioie
number ut prisoners at !iaiii'S, ret
more than so were in the hospital,
VIXEN the agent sailed.
Mr.. Mitchell w.s..nst permitted
TO appoint an ASent in his roon', bat
nas allowed two Of Gle hnarIeaa
Officers 70 ,isit the prisoners daily q
50 furnish them, as the gent haa ier'
merry done v 18th any n ir!es neeessa-
~ Cor their health AMI smf"rf.
Among the passengers on bearn
The Cartel. are sir. u ..'E.',an. Hr;
dorsey. and SIT. Gstti.s, .i;zed' IN
Baltimore. who we're .af:H.sa "
The late attack upon th..I ely. a'"S
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II remains only to Rsiiee two OH
;eetiaus which the American p'"ai.
,otentiaries have urged against the
,roposai Of Indian rariiea'ion. al
vaneed bv the undersigned: first,
taat it is not reciprocal: seeonf''.
ths, as the United States could have
No security that the Indian uat'ors
wna!d conclude a peaer nm the terms
PROMISED. the preHesition would DO
IN effect anildteraL
The article now Drsnased by the
unlcrs;gned. AMI he-ewiih enclosed
is free from both objections AMI an
pesrs to them so characterized Nv q
s,irit Of, moderation and peace, shat
they earnestly antisirate the c"oeur-
renee OF the American pienipsientia-
rirs.
In making A last riFsrt in this stage
Of The war. the undersigned are Ho'
apprehcnsive that thu motives which
have Influenced hi. Rsyal Highness
the Prince Regent to direct renew.
Al Of thr proposition. with its present
notifications. can be misunderstood
or misrcpresented.
Whatever nav he the result offhe
proposition thus offered. the under
signed deliver ii as their ultimatnm.
aud now await with anxiety the an
swer ofth. american plenipntentia-
ries. on which their contiunance in
this place will depend.
The undersigned avail themselves
sfthis oppor' unity OF renewing TO the
American plenipetentiaries. the as
surancr OF their high considerations.
(SigncdD
Gambler,
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Gambler,
Henry Genlbnrn,
WTiI;rm .4daMs.
The Minister, Pientofsrf:Gry
e Ertreordinnry Of The g. s. Ge.

| The Uaited States Of America
| engage to pat an end. imMediaiely
after the ratification oG the present
treaty.. to hosiili;ies wifi: all the
tribes or naiions Of Indians with
whom they mt, b. at war, Mt the
| time Of such ratification. and forth
| with te restore 70 sach tribes or Ea-
lions. respectively. al! the posses
/ siors. rights and privileges. waieh
they mayilays esioy-dor beeHenii'!ed
| to in iSft .pre>ious tosu.h hostilities:
| provided always. that such tribes or
nations shall agree 10 drsist from all
hostilities agains. the q. s. Of A.
mrrica, their e,tizeps and subjects,
upon the ratification If The present
treaty I,eing notified 10 surh tribes or
nations Il shall so dcsist accordingly.
And his britannia Majesty enga.
ees. on his part. to put an end, i'm.
lnediateiy alter the ratification ofthe
| present treaty, TO hosliliiirs with all
1.-The tribes or nations Of Iudi.ns With
whom he NAV he at war. at the time
cf such ratification, and forthwith
10 restore TO such tribes or nations
respectively, all the possessions,
rights and privileges. which they
may have cnjoyed ar been entitled to
/, 1871. previous TO such hos!iliIies:
provided always, that suci, tribes or
nations shall agree TO ,desist from
al hostiliiics against his Britannia
Majesty aud his subjects. upon the
ratification oflhe present being mott
| fed 10 such tribes or nations, and
shall so desist accordingly.
No. VIII.
Fron the .Ameriean TO the Brifish Com
mistsHers.
GHLNr, Oct. IS, 1914.
The undersigned have the honor 10
acknowledge tao receipt Of the note Of
the plsnir.iens:sries Of bis Britannia
Majesty, dated on the sth lost.
Satisfied OF the impossisility OF per-
suading the world that the government
Of the u. States vas liable to any well
grounded i'm puta,isn Ola spirit Of con.
quest, or Of iajusiics towards other va
ions, the Undersigned, in afTsrdins sx
slanatien. on several Of the topics sd'
rer,ed to by tho British Pleaipotentia-
ries daring thi. Hegocia,ien, were scta
ated By the sole motive OF removisg er-
ronsous Impressions.
Sill Influenced BY the same ns.ive,
they will now add, that at the time when
the Spanish minister was demonstrating
AZ Washingtsslsxaiest the transfer OF
Louisians, orders sete given b. has so
vsrnment for IL delivery to France
tia, il was, il facS delivered = short time
after ,bs. rcmdpstf xnee !; aud ,ha, If the
treaty by which Ne u Stases acquired
Il had no, been ratified, Il would have
become, ofeourss, :. French colony
The undersixned hslieve that the esi
dence- Of the assem Of SPAN 10 that
,ras,fer ha, been prsmulgated; They
neither admit the alleges disability o |
ne Spanish monarch, NOR the inisrener
which The British Pissipsteniariss wsul.
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A.cted by the American plenipofen.
,iaries, uniisniabiy proves that such
!. proposition had been entertaisea
roth by Crest Britain and France
and that Mr.. Pitt on tho part OF y.
britain had more particularly en-
| forced it.
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hi q Seaerai ss&ortmsaf as usual,
,Gflhe best WINES, LIQUORS end
GROCERIES.
Dccemhcr l8.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03
By virtue of deed of trus

By virtue of deed of trust
frem Daniel M'Carty and Margaret
Matilda Snowden, his wife, will be ex
posed to public sale On Saturday the
9Sd day Of April. tract of Land ly
ing in the County of Loudoun, State
of Virginia, known as M'Carty's Island
to satisfy balance due on said tract.
This property lies about 90 miles a.
love Georgetown, and the City of
Washington, containing $40 Acres,
is known by its productions to be the
most valuable and desirable land 10 ei.
Their the states of Maryland or Virgil
MIA. & with proper cultivation man be
msde &c produce 100 bushels OF corn
per acre. A great proportion OF this
tract is heavily timbe red, irsm which
an inexbaustible quantity of ship tim
Der, slaves, &c. may be taken.-The
property will be shewn On application
to Mr.. John w. Rronaugb, in George
town Terms of Sale will be made
known on the day of sale by
The Trustees.
Jan %. l.wts.
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1900 VT. Seine / vine,
SRherior quality
loC b6ls AplJics, m,plime order
50 boxes Il pit Candles
30 do Mould do.
2,CCo VT Coaec, in bags and barrels
100 Ieams Writing Paper
50 do. Wrapping do.
6 hbds MUscovado Sugars
$500 lns, Loaf and Lump do.
50 boxes Bloom Resins
20 barrel; Nht%key
q casks Goshen Cheese
4 tags Pepper
1000 Bushels ~ Urcs Salt
leo barrels Herrings
70 90. >Sad,
Ear Sale By RE Subscriber.
THo MAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST FAMILY
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Nov. ca
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Land for Sale.
The subscriber offers for

4 ne SuDSCrlDer offers Tor
sale a FARM, containing about &c acres,
about FIVE miles from Alexandria, on
the Colchester road, adjoining inc farms
OF Mr., Haywood Foote and AIR. Dennis
Johnson, the create fSrt oil which is
meadow land end the remainder we'll "a
dapted TO clever aDd The production of
vegetables, ahoundlhg IN excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be w.a,ered.
Also, two hundred and sixty acres of
Land, all in wood and timber, except a.
bout fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Ravensw road, about
six miles from Aiexandrla, and adjoining
the lands of William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany and the late Robert Moss. and
about mile from the first mentioned
farm.
Oh. Simtns.