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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05
fyeR tAe Dang comnuer, af fx6. III.


EoR the Daily Compiler. of Fec. IA.
The following remarks were origionally in
tended to accompany the presentation of
the petition offered at the last session of
the Assembly But unavoidable accident
prevented. They we're written at the re.
qnest Of several friends when the same
question was agitated during the present
session, and enclosed to the printer
Their miscarriage by mail must apolo-
eize for their being deferred until
now. y
TO THE flONORABLE LEGISLA-
TuRE OF VIRGINIA.
There are petitions frou the counties OF
powhatan and Loudon, praying that an act
may pass for the preservation Of their vari>
ous fiocks vf sheep, and particularly the Me-
rno. The great destruction ofthat vaiua
bic and innocent animal allthrough the COM
inonweahl. forces itself at last on the atten.
tion Of the Northumberland the inde>
pendence ofthis country rests on the pre-
scrvation Of our sheep. We are at war. and
by the non intercourse laws and other re-
strictiye systems. we cannot long calculate
ON foreign supplies we must. therefore de-
pend ON our own markets alone. Our flocks
form an acquisition Of real wealth TO this
silver. They are really the golden ileeee of
which the anc;ents have woven such .won-
derfni tales I'VE are great agricultural
and Com mercial people, and sse bid fair to
become great naval power also but the
question before this honorable Legislature is,
Bow are we to become great Hianufactu
ring peoIief / would ask how are your
grea manutac OWES of wooliehs t. be csr-ied
ON ~ithou' the aid of sheep In all man
ufactnring countries, they have laws, and
cndes O: laws, forthe preservation of sheep.
Formerly III Spain. il was death to trpspor:
the Mernos to any other country, without
the license of the crown. In England, wool
is their staple, and they have laws, aid re-
yised codesof laws, Cor the preservation of
their sheeF-but vein Virginia. have no
laws for the pyotection of this ipes,imable
ANIMAL How improvident people are we.
we have laws fortthe preservation of In
animate things; for two osslthree winters a.
SO, tnere was an act passed by the Genes
rsl Assembly OF Virginia, fort!ie preserva-
ton Of oysters, very CORD thing, although
X favo1rs something otthc vegetable-Rut
tne an'Ha, ot wnch 4 am speaking fur-
ns"es US potn r'nu aid ra'neht. Wnas de-
ies'ds our bodies from the wintry sky, and
Vie chsa norm western biastss What pro-
tects and defends fur brave countrymen'
new fighting the battles Of their country, un-
der Harrison ard Wilkinson in the ice,- fYsst
= s.iaw OF Canasss What on the cold and
rotig,i ocean, or snow bordered lake, de-
Ferds our gallant tar. among whom there Is
Dscatnr, Hull. Rogers. Bainbridre. Jones
Perry. Chaunccy and S;nclair-and one
aI.awrcuce forever N he larrented II
VIVA, are The ,,tr; 70 &c .h;s cnn.,,rv c,o.t
ed and ,ybv 10 ~. ,,ese,,, n ensrai go sso
lilo =, mr.. .,,;,sa IT, -,
~, aia,sa,.s - 80. ~, '"S ',ea'
"''. '-'ef,t't dppedtd'iSC ti'Sy ytdhc, blcu
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-09
SKETCH OF THE LAWS,
Passed both Houses of the General Assem-.
bly,, during the session which commenced
on Monday the 9th of December 1913.

1. An act to repeal the act, entitled," An
act appointing Trustees of the town of Bath
in the county of Berkeley, and for other pur
poses therein mentioned" PASSED January
Sd 1919
2. An act to amend the act, entitled, An
act for preventing Trespasses; declaring
what shall be deemed a law full inclosure for
preventing infection Of horned Cattle, and
losses from drivers thereof passing through
the Commonwealth this act stone
wall four feet iDheight is declared to be a
lawful Enclosure.
8 An act incorporating Trustees of Shep-
herds town Academy in the county of Jef-
fersoH.
a. An act concerning Richard Bate.
5. An act authorizing the sale OF the Bell
and Plate belonging to Saint Peters Church
In New Kent county. and tor other purpo
ses.
6. An act vesting in Robert M'Broom the
Commow ealth's right to a tract of land
therein mentioned. passed January 4th
18i4)
2. An act to enlarge the town of Lees
burg.
8. An act concerning James free man Of
colour.
An act altering the times of holding the
courts tor the counties of Surry and Lee.
10. An act concerning John II. Purdie.
IL, An act Incorporating Trustees Of A.
nifty Hall Academy in the county of Russell.
10 An act for repeating SO much of an
act, passed IN the year 1880. as authorizes
the establishment Of a town in the county Of
Warwick.
l3. An act increasing the rates of toll at
William M'Clung's bridge over Big Clear
Greek in Greenbrier county, and for other
purposes.
IL. An act for Incorporating the Bible So
ciety of Virginia.
Is. An act concerning James a man Of co"
lour.
Is. An act authorizing the court of Giles
county to appoint persons to socmnIze mar
riages in a C rtsin part of the said county
(Passed January 5th 1919
IL. An act to discontinue the Inspection of
Tobacco at Byrd's warehouse in the city of
Ric5"sond, and for other purposes.
Is. An act to alter the times of holding the
Superior Courts of law for the counties of
kanawha, Mason and Cabell.
10. An act authorizing the sale of tract
OF land belonging to the orphans OF Peter
Lamkin deceased, passed January 9Th
1910
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-09
Nettprofts ofthe Insti,

Nett profits ofthe Insti.
tuition are therefore, 6 5000 As
Upon which sum of S $1,000 As, a
commission ct Is per cent. is allowed (by
regulation made by the executive in 1907 4
to the keeper; and Ave per cent to each Of
the turnkeys making. in all, per centum.
he number of prisoners received into the
Peni'entiary from the commencement, of the
Institution to November 3Oth, 1918. is S67:
--of whom the number received in 1900
was 81 IN 1901. was 3S /; in 1902, was So
IN 1903, was SIS in 1904, was Al in 1905,
was SO; Ill 1906, was Al in 1907, was 81
in 1903. was SO /; in1SCe, was 40 in Is q.
was Is in 1871, was 81 in 1912, was 40
and III 1913, was so
The number of prisoners remaining in
the Penitentary December LIST, 1918, was
ia OF whom were weavers, quiilers, z
attending the carding, rowing, and spinning
machine, cook washer, dish washer, /
washing cloathes, 5 blacksmiths, 2 strikers,
i';iil cutter, heading nails, naiers, /
grinder, boot makers, 90 shoemakers, 9
shoe cutters, 2 cooks, 9 harness makers.
rope and thread spinners, carpenters, 9
hacking hemp, beating hemp, cooper
M IL at mlscellaneous employments, and
owere women, spinning, Keeling, &c.
VI the above prisoners 80 were convicted
OF horse stealing, IS murder in the I'd de
gree, 6 of felony, of voluntary mansla gh-
ter, 6 of burglary of rape, az of grand
larceny, OF stabbing, a of petit larceny, 1 of
carrying slaves out OF the state, OF bug
gerry, of hog stealing, of forgery, 1 OF ma
hciousiY shooting, of manning, of embez
sling goods, 1 of passing counterfeit bank
notes, OF biting of an ear and Of stealing
watch. 80 were black men, "A white
men. black women, and white women.
- Since the commencement of the
institution to December 1st, 1918, ID con-
victs have been sentenced for second often
c., ---li ca. rs o -saird--sesea- sf whom,
having fulfilled their term, have been dis
charged.
16 prisoners have been pardoned since
Dec. LIST. 1912; 80 having fulfilled their
sentenced term of confinement, have been
discharged, and six have died.
IL The sums expended for raw materi-
ais, &c. from April LIST 1907 to Nov 30th
1918 amount to S2O2,159 IA
For rations during that period to 81 OPS 26
For repairs and improvements to I,O25 26
For Hospital 1895 So
For salaries and rations to officers
and pay of guards, 36,754 3S
For commissions, IN addition to sa
laries, 1881 SO
Total S27s.4 80
Deduct compensation paid for safe
keeping sundry prisoners, by the
United Sta es, 1889
Sum disbursed in 6 years and eight
months, S278.0os 80
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-09
MANUFAcrokY OF ARMS.

The General appropriation made
by the revenue act, passed the
22d day of February 1918, was S IS, 600
Cash received for sundry castings,
prior to the 30th of November
1873, was 1881 70
Excess of expenditures above the
appropriation, 2o6 Sc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-09

ABSTRACT ofthe Most Important Proceedtne s
of the Legislature Of Virginia. Dec. SEES.
sion 1873.
CPu6dshed annually by S. Pleasonfs J
PENITENTIARY INSTITUTION.
According to the Report of the commit
tee for examin ng the present state of the
Public Jail and Penitentiary. and the report
OF the Visitors therein referred to, the arti-
cles manufactured. from December LIST. 1912
to November S0th, 1913. amount to the sum
o. OF, 5 51,s40 80
The cost Of raw materials, "a
&c. to $3.50 So
The expenses of con-
veying criminals to
the Penitentiary. to 1884 As
Ohcers salaries to. 4.527 80 ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-09
The ways and means to meet
The deficiency therefore is g

The deficiency therefore is S Is2 719 8
10 supply which deficiency, the com
mittee recommend an addition of per
centum to the amount OF the present taxes /;
with the exception. only, of such as expert
ence may have shew II to the unwise, or which
may be likelv to become so from an inter.
ference between The General and State Co
vernments. in imposing taxes upon the same.
" This report, however, has not yet been
finally acted upon by the House.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-09
S7s. 1873 6s

Cost of materials, within the
year ending the 30th of Mo-
vember 1913, was 1924 43
Cost Of labor, 31,7O4 SO
Contingent expcnces were 651 Al
Cost of repairs and improves
ments, s,762 40
Officers salaries, and water
from the canal, chargeable
to the armory, amounted to 1924
Balance of apprentices acct. 168 81
Expenditures on foundry and
boring mill, 14,169 II
Proportion Of water from ca
nal and officers salaries
chargeable to the foundry *
boring mill, 1.150
~ In the same year the arms manufac.
tured were the following, viz.
2l85 muskets and bsyonets at s 10 fl each !;
go cavalry swords at s S each II;
29o artillery swords at S 4 so each;
65e pistols at S 8 each;
122 rifles at 3 II each
% pieces Of cannon at s 10 each;
1866 old muskets have been repaired at
IS cts. each.
90 truck carriages for cannon have been
made:
the materials for which are VAL
ed at S $50 go.
461 old rifles have been repaired;
the materials valued at TIT 70
200 old pistols do. 80 cents each, 90 20
391 swords do 10 cents each, SO 10
$50 screw drivers, valued at 1S 60
The materials and parts of arms
on hand in the armory, Novem-
Der S0th 1913, were valued at 35,eeS 50
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-09
FRANCESCA THE STATE.

According to the report of the committee
of Finance, their estimate of the probable
expences Of Government from the LIST of Jan
uary 10 the 3lst of December 1914, (bothin
clusive,) so as to leave balance in the trea
sury. the LIST of January 1915, of S 100000,
(including the debt due the Bank of Virgin
ia of $50 900, and the sum of 3l3,699 dolls.
due the United States in consequence of the
assumption of the States quota Of the Direct
Tax,) shews total of
S1,7ls.sss Sc
The ways and means to meet
this expenditure, Gnciud>
ing $4,000 TO be borrowed
of the Bank of Virginia, and
100000 of the Farmers
Bank of Virgins, ) amount
according to the same re-
port. to i,52s,e74 ss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-09
To which add 1912 lbs. of lead
sen. tothe Penitentiary for the
use of the armpry,

oo,UZO 10
The nett profits of the foundry
and boring mill, from Decem>
Der LIST 1912 to Nov. 30th
1878. were e.72o 8
The castings on hand. Nov. 3Oth
1915, were 22768 los. at 6
cents, amounting to 1866
There were also on hand on
that day, % ton IA cwt. of
shot of different sizes, at 90
dolls. per cwt. 2,137 so
And 2 ton of assorted grape
shot at cents per III. 313 go.
The amount due for castings, 81.
from private persons. was 5,859 So
The quantity OF shot, furnish
ed for the use of the common-
wealth, has amounted in va.
lae to s2.oss Al
Sum due for shot furnished
the United States, for the
Navy, h LILY
Do for castings furnished do.
for the Fort on Craney Is
land, 3,4s6 60
DO. for shot furnished do for
the army at Norfolk, 1874 40
Cash received for castings, 7,95I72
Materials, &c. on hand at the
foundry, Nov 3Oth 1918, $3.50
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-09

The joint committee of both Houses of
the General Assembly, for examining the
Mandatory Of arms, report, Z" that it APP
pears to them that the whole of the work at
the armory, including the foundry and Dor
ing mill, has been carried Ola IN good order.
and the appropriations of money correctly
applied, 50 far a. has been drawn from the
treasury the preceding year, ending the
30,h OF November 1918 and fair, system
attic accoun, has been kept OF the whole"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-09

Sum disbursed in 6 years and eight
months, S 278,005
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-09
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1914.
5000 46

326 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-28
Land 6. Sale.

H$HE subscriber offers for sale, be-.
tween, 70 & 1900 Acres Of LAND
in Charles County, Maryland, situated
about miles from Port- Tobacco, and
the same distance from Bavigable wa.
tiers. This property is rendered very
valuable on account of the great body
Of timber upon it, and there is large
stream of water passing through the
land, upon which Grist or Saw Mill
could be erected with great advantage
A more minute description is thought
unnecessary misrepresentation wish
ing to purchase will first view the Land.
For terms apply to John B. Morris or
Daniel of St. Thomas Jeniter, Esqrs.
near Port Tobacco, Mr.. Alexander
Moore of Alexandra or the subscriber.
WALTER H. JENIFER.
Port Tobacco, Feb "a. tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-28
March Is.
PUBLIC BATHS.

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
the public that his Bath House Con the
alley adjoining tie Theatre, and oppo-
site the City Ho,cl)-is now open and
viii be kept in the most complete orde,
til The lst of October; where WARM
and COLD BATH may be had at any
time nihe day & until o'clock, at night.
~ Twn seperate BATHS arc kept
EXCLUSIVELY FOR. LADIES, who will
please to come in the Alley adjoinining
NJ r.F. Fairfax's brick house on Royal
street. ,-=
AS many of the respectable Ladies &
Gentlemen of Alexandria have hereto
fore been subscribers, and found the
greatest benefit to their health from
frequent bathing during the warm wea
Their, the subscriber does not doubt but
they will recommend to every indivi-
dual of their acquaintance the good Ell
iec,s & comfort Of the WARM BATH.
N. b. A Room will be appropriated
for the purpose of Shaving and dressing
those who may require it.
T. Shields.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-28
r. c. r A Y

Has JUST Received for Sale,
A New s, Elegant Imperial
Quarto Atlas,
Containing thirty one MAPS hnely
colored and bound in Morocco backs
= Price S 10.
Do. without coloring IS
Also,
A new Juvenile Atlas, and Familiar
Introduction to the use OF Maps, with
a comprehensive view of the present
state of the Earth, including series
of Statistical Tables, illustrated with
ten maps-corrected and improved by
JOHN MEL1sh.--Price 5 S,
A Military and Typographical Atlas
Of the United States, including the Rrl-
fish Provinces and Florida I; to which IS
added list of the Military Districts a
Register of the Army, and list OF the
Navy of the United States, by J. Me-
lish, price dollars.
May "a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-28
Land for Sale.

HNHE subscriber will sell that well
known Farm RETIR EAfENT-
1t is situated on the Great Hunting
Greek Bridge Road, about Niles from
Alexandra, containing
553 ACRES.
The improvements arc spacious and
convenient dwelling house, smoke, house,
large barn and every other necessary
GU, house: The land produces uncom-
monty well, AVID toa person disposed to
enter largely into the agricultural way
this iarm would be great acquisition.
The proximity to Alexandria COM
bined with fertility of soil, SC. renders it
well worth the attention Of those dispos-
ed to purchase. Possession Gfrequir-
ed) will be given neutrality-suspicious.
disposed to purchase may kaow the
terms on application to Benjamin M.
Brooke or the subscriber residing on the
premises.
INV BROOKE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-28
VALUABLE PROPERTY
EOR SIZE.


TRACT Of LAND containing
tSo hundred and seventy three acres
and hall, situated on the banks OF
the river Potomac, about four miles
from .AlexaudriA by water On the
uact there arc two excellent Herring
Landings, ,he upper one. is well I'M
proved by a fish house, exceeded by
rlGa IN point of convenience. There
son tie premises a convenient Dwell
EJt-iIouse in good repair, a spacious
&,c5cn with two rooms, which may
be converted into lodging places tor
eight servants, and a large loft, a
sNO;e.house, and milk-house there
is al.o an unfinished frame building,
Which at 4 small expeace might be
converted into barn, nearit isa well
Q! excellent water, and there are on the
Prsmises Two good springs, part OF the
ind has been covered, and Is sus-
captibie Of much improvement, the
!s2es are in good repair, considers
lie psrt post and rail and there is a
sE.hciencY OF rsil timber and ire wood.
At Is presumed persons wishing to
purchase will view the premises-a
'.yther description is considered un-
Seces.ary-for particulars apply to
q. |. Taylor, Eyq. Alex :ndri.:.
1t this property is not very shortly
sod by private contract, it will be OF.
Tered at public sale On the premises
"me time in the month Of ,Fune next.
y. 3. There is considerable nsm-
NT OF young peach trees &c: in iull
@AllT or the above tract.
c. w. Valangen.
March 10. dtf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-28
FOR SALE.
Very valuable tract Of LAND;

A Very valuable tract Of LAMB
n containing $50 Acres, lying ON tho
River Potomac, about t~o8tniles above
the Little Falls, in the county Of Fairfax
and state Of Virginia. Also, another
Tract called Strawb berry Vale, abpst ;
miles frsm the above mentioned,. cons
tanning six hundred and twelve acfess
Both Tracts lave suf1icieDcy OF ex-
cellent Wood and Timber, are well wa
tered and healthy, peculiarly adapted to
Grass, the sell naturally good, on which
from recent experiments Plaster Of Pa-
ris acts in the most powerful manners
These Tracts can be divided into Farms
of two to three hundred acres each.Ass
The first tract is distant from George
town FIVE, the last nine, and both from
Alexandra thirteen miles. IF the above
tracts be sold, personal property attach<
ed to them TO the amount of eight or ten
thousand dollars will be for sale. with
which the purchasers Of the land ma
be accommodated.
Also for sale, valuable tract Of LandS
about l3 miles from Georgetown, cons
tanning about TOO acres, near the mouth
Of Difficult Run, below the Great Falsi
Of Potomac, on which is a Mill Seat
surpassed by few in Virginia, front
which Flour may be water borne 10 mar
ket at the small rate Of one quarter Of 4
dollar per barrel.
The above tracts will be shewfi, and
the terms Of sale made known on appli<
cation to the subscriber at Strawberry
Vale. t
RICHARD B. LEE.
March
N. B. The above described property
if not sold at private sale by the lst of
May next, will then be divided into con.
venient Lots and offered ,en'the Isl Of
June following at public Sale-Ope I'D
of the purchase money to be paid downs
and the residue at such periods as maj
be then agreed on. The sale Hill take
place on the Langley Estate.
r. B. LEE. y,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-28
May 81.
VALUABLE FARM

TIHE subscriber offers for sale his
i FARM, lying on Msttox creek,
and about two and half miles below
the bridge, in the county of Westmore.
land and state of Virginia i containing
about two hundred acres Of prime bot
tom land /; there are on the premises
large two story frame dwelling-house'
with all necessary out houses i, q fine
young apple and peach orchard; the
land abounds with springs Of excellent
water. The house is situate on the
banks of the Creek, in which there is
always plenty of the best kind of fish
and fowls in their season. Vessels of
so to 100 tons burthen can come With.
in twenty yards of the landing-loo a.
cres Of the above land is cleared and fit
for culture, and the residue well tim.
bered.
ALSO, r
One other tract situate at the upper
part of what is called the Irish neck,
and about 2 and half miles from the
above described property, containing
s62 l-2 Acres, 100 of whlchis cleared
and the remainder heavily timbered-
There is on this farm comfortable
dwelling house. containing rooms on
floor, a kitchen, a good apple orchard
and excellent water. For terms, apply
| to Mr.. Baldwin M. Lee of the county
| Of Westmorelsnd, whom have fully
authorised to make sale OF the proper
ty aforementioned.
| Elliott Muse.
RID-HrII, Fairfax county,}
Jan. %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-28
May -.

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fairlar Streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
$50 quarter chests and boxes TEAS
of best quality,
II hhd.. Muscoyade & Orleans Su.
81 barrels DO.
$4,000 lbs. refined Sugars,
10000 ID. Coffee
1000 Id Pepper
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Choco-
late No. and 3
pipes Cogniac Brandy
! 10 puncheons w. India Rum
= S hhds and 90 bills Northern do.
20 casks Smyrna Wine
Ct hhds Molasses
$50 boxes RaisiDs
900 lbs Fresh Currants
300 reams Wrapping Paper.
ind a general assortment as usual,
Ofthe best WINES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-28
PotomacSteam Boat Company /.

PotOmacS Steamboat company
UNHE subscribers, or persons owns
ing Shares in the above Compaty'
are hereby particularly requested to at
tend 4 GENERAL MEETING, either
in person or by proxy, to be holden at
Triplett's Hotel, inthe City OF AlexapJ
dtia, at - O'Clock, on Monday the 2sd
inst.-at which time President to tho
Company will be chosen, and'other buJ
siness of great impor,ance laid before
the meetings-Those subscribers who
shall not BY that day have paid the a.
mount Of Sloo on each share subserlos
ed, their stock will be sold for the bss
neft of the company.
BY order of the Directors.
LAKEWOOD PARISH,
Sec'ry to the P. S. B. Comps
Fred'g. May lO-!4. st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-28
Certificates Missing.

LOST or mislaid the Certificates
for Two Shares in the Great Hunting
Crock Bridge Company. Nos: l24 :
lss. Netice is hereby given, that
application will be made to the Press
dent and Directors Of the said Company
for the renewal Of the same.
Marx Butts.
{ May ie la#3
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-28
A CAUTION.

/ hereby warn all persons from
trespassing in any manner on my lots
near Hunting Creek, as | am deter.
mined to prosecute such to the utmost
rigor of the law. And whereas much
loss and damage have been sustained
from unknown persons, breaking my
fences and walking through my grain.
Thereby offer a reward OF ten dollars
to any person discovering any such OF.
fender in future, so that he OF they be
convicted of the same.
William Yeates.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-28

i CDs e r
1900 W.T.. Seine IWlne,
.SRherior quality
100 bbls. Apples, in prime order
50 boxes Dipt Candles
90 do. Mould do.
1000 VT. Coffee, in bags and barrels
100 reams Writing Paper
so do. Wrapping do.
hhds Muscovado Sugsrs
5000 lbs. Loaf and Lump do.
80 boxes Bloom Raisins
20 barrels Whlskcy
casks Goshen Chees.
bags Pepper
1000 bushels St. sUbes Salt
l6o barrels Herrings
20 co. Shad,
For Sale by the Subscriber.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST FAMILY
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NE WTON.
Nov. 90