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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18
Governor and Commander
III Chief.


Though much has been said about the de-
feat of the British at New Orleans. the fol-
lowing extract of letter, dated 5th Feb. con-
t;,ins something worth repeating.
The glorious result is principally attri-
butable to the wisdom, Prudence derision, 6
personal example OF general Jackson which
really seemed ~ Wstil into every breast MS
own patriotism and heroic courage. He is
truly the great an. He thinks, speaks, and
acts ike no ether huEan being. Ht sleeps
little, eats less, and drinks not In time OF
action, he goes through tine ranks, his head
uncovered, aniu,atpg his men with the most
familiar and cheering expressions.
1T IS obvious, that a breast work, extern
ding from the swamp To tue river, would
form an eifectual barrier 20 the enemy's adj
vance, unless, ;nored, he ccull push through
the swamp or ascend the river. He attempt
Ell Doth these ways, and in both was defeated.
On the memorable 9Th of January, the right
column of the British. amounting tn 5000
men, supposed that its right faux was cover
ed blythe swamp; bur fortunately it was de-
ceived. J his swamp was filed with Tenues-
see militia. who. soon as the err,nv an
preached within pistol shot Of - breast
work, astonished him with fire Oh musl:ets
and rifles, the like of which in sound and eff
feet was never before known whilst his
front was satuted by grape and canister
from long - and 30 Founders, which literally
made chasms through the whole depth Of the
advancing Column,
We nave had nothing certain for some
| days. The report TO-DAY is, that they nave
! entirely Abandoned the coast
g Maj. Gen. Gaines arrived here, rather
II" xpectediy. last night. Martial law IS still
! vigorously entorccS." FED. Reh.
From the New-York Commercial Advert
| IHe. f0AoZciI:F Communication IS from the hen
Of q Urrg reshect1hie Cor-esho7,dert, -ybo
| hes been long and Intimately acquQirtesl
7nfh ll2uj. Gen. ANDREW JACKSON, fhe
| hero IT NCTr C7leaTs. It>aYM f,ist u stoA
TO me idSe story. zukich is mo7v IN a circui,
F, ftToHgh tie 1!neTican nezyShute-s, tfnt this
dEsfi1g1nShed General zUas born in Eng
land.
GENERAL JACKSON.
| Re Toas born IL, the Harhaw settlement on
the border ot North Car1iizG. His 5afhe,- qyas
! from tic north n Ireland. tie zvQs eol4c0-
/ ted at Charlotte .dcademy, in NIccklc7bArp
county, IN North Carolina, 5uhere he statdie0
and frGctised iazv far Short time. lie re-
| 1Ho1et from Carolina 20 NashUilie, an ME stan
| II Ie7171 Ssee. II qp1s hcn q te7ruory. ana
| ne rOaS there attjhobued the atlr,leg Tor Tie
! u. .. Hhen that territory became a sue,
| ne 7vas me first ref9reSeHiu,tUe in ConPyeps
| from tbe s'afe +; andhe afterwards sryUed n
| t1e Senafe J; but s0on resigned Ills seat. lie
! 7va8 then qf1toinfed a huge in that STATE. bui
soon retired from tie beHch also, ri,o,
| 7Y'ich re o6faMcd tie rank ofa Byipodier-
! Gf71eyal cf the militia. I90sv zpsH he qcas
! Lfted by nature for q milifuJy enh1oVne,it.
his c0ndUct against the {udian and 7vbiie t7,e.
| ing mas fully established.
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100000 10

II. On the 51st December, 1914, the a
mount OF the public debt. created since the
war, independent of temporary lpans and
issues o: Treasury Notes. may be estimated
at 1870, 1928 l3
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FOE SALE,

FCII IS.IJ4E,
HSu-- The Brig Connecticut, lying ut jerks
M EAwbarf carries about SEQ barrels; has made
sassh-out one VOYAGE since the war; thoroughly re-
paired, and will DC realty for sea in few days.
-22bytS
March u---t.
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FUR nv EitPOUL,

.sSsFE FUk LIN EitPOUL,
So 4. TIE Brig Frances,
a vessel, expected TO sail well, loading at
hoee stts; t~o-h,rds Of her cargo engaged, the
mai, Gler will be taken freight, application
JOS. 81 GEO. MARX.
Aiarrh J. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18

Making floating public debt
IN temporary loans and is
sues'of reasury Notes
To which adj tue amount of
funded debt
And the whole OF the asccr-
tanned amount IF debt crea-
ted during the war, IS the
sum Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18

inal amount be-
ing 17,25O,S71 80
OF which there
had been rein,-
bursed, I2,s79,2S3 70
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18
0SslAN HALL for Sale

.vnyHE subscriber offers for sale the
b TRACT OF L.4N.D on which ho
now resides, containing $50 acres. tits
situated in a healthy neishborhood, about
nine miles from Alexandria and twelve
from Washington and Georgetown. and
within a mile Of the Little River Turn
pike. The Improvements are comfor-
table two story frame dwelling house,
with barns and stables and all necessary
out-houses. Few farms in the county are
supplied with more choice collection OF
fruit, and from the experiments thathaye
been made on lands of the same descrip-
ton in the neighborhood, the soil is be-
lieved to be well adapted to the 2 Master.
A portion Of the ground is in clover, and
there is considerable body of low land,
part OF which is in valuable meadow.
Vi m. S. Stuart.
Fairfax County, Aug. 81. If
b. The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican and National Intelli. enccr, are
requested to publish this until forbid, and
send their accounts to this office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18
e. L A STE :!

I'VE haze ,tst received By the Brig Pre-
SAGE, Capt. Rose. from eaaaeira---
9 pipes, , l.. P. MADEIRA
half 10. WINE;
From the houses of Blackburn, Anglin
aud Murdoch, Yople, Wardrop & Co.
imported by Messrs. Bowie and Rurtz,
Of this place, and considered equal to a
ny vine imported FOR sale, tor some time
INST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18
We hire cleo II, Store,

S pipes and bali pipes soath side ditto,
Imported into New DIRK before the war.
and considered equally good.
25 cases Martinique white and red No
yeau Cordial, of a very superior quality
---The levers of this article are invited
to ny It.
A few cases Capers in quart bottles,
much cheaper than the small bottles.
a few kegs Picked Lemons, OF a very
GOOD quality, and cheap IN comparison
to their quality and utility.
SO boxes brown Soap, Of a choice qua
eco bushels fine Salt, suitable for Ia
Bile use.
$50 do. coarse do.
SO bbls. good quality Common Wits
key.
so kegs Picked Oysters.
500 Cocoa Nuts.
ap AS in our first outset we obsery-
led, I've now repeat) that we do not wish
to interfere with other dealers. but we
are determined to accommodate our
customers. so as to promote their inter
est as well as our. own.-Ihe above
choice articles worthy the appettation OF
good. together with every article In the
Grocery Line, for sale by
HYATT g WILSON,
GreneETows, Corner Of Bridge and
High Streets.
August 1876. II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18
V0L. XII
SALES AT VENDUE.

d, eve,,u Tuesday and Friday,
- WILL BE SOLD,
!. tAe yendue Store, corner OF Prince
= and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
D,u Goods, Groceries, &c.
p.-t;e,,!ars of which viii be expressed in
tile bills Of the day.
~ All kind Of goods which are on
tm;tatioa and the, prices of which are
..slabI.hed, can at any time be viewed
. 81 purchased at the lewest limitation
.ndpnces. no1yyY nm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18
CONSISTING ct

iag ~ !.
I.apann'd, black, red
& White tea trays
Plate warmers and
Dressing cases
|Shorels and tengs
IGreen wire tenders
.igon, tin, & copper
tea kettles
Saace pans
Pins
Needles
Knitting pins
sron and iapan'd
candle sticks
|crambo, Toupee &
knife combs
Cloth, nail, hair.
crunfb, r.aint and
sweeping brushes
|Saot bolts, powder
TASKS. fishing rods
lines and hooks
Walking canes and
whips
Pocket books, back
CANNON boards.
snuff boxes. pla-
ted candlesticks,
casters, &c.
Guns, pistols. duks,
and sun-l;nts.
Vices, ansils, spades
shoyels, frying
! paas, 0ar s. Sheet
lad and tia plates
sas-iroa, steel, and
wagon i'oxes.
Also,
Gilt ard mahogany
iramed pier lock
ing glasses
Toilet and pocket
glasses
Military goods and
jewellery, and
Of ether .articles,
/ sale On moderate
retail.
If.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18
Musical instruments.

Musical Instruments.
YESHE subscriber has for sale one hand
4 some new Piano Forte, one second
hand ditto, few fine toned German
Flutes, a large stock of German Violins,
Violin Strings, Bows and Bridges, adew
sets of Guitar Strings, Instructions fer
the Piano Forte, Flute and Violin, Blank
Music Books and Music Paper.
Il. GRAY.
September Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18

b - Ots~s
| Iron rim. and brass
door locks
| stockslocss
| Drawer, chest, desk
trunk, cupboard
aud pad locks
LII, HI butt, parlia
meat, table and
chest hinges
Screws, bolts, latch.
es, planes, chs
sells augars, plane
irons, compasses
squares baud pan
ne,, tenant, sash
and comr1ss saws
| Mill, cross ct, anC
pit saws
Smiths f.cs
Mil, Cross cut, pit
and hand saw file;
Rasps
Ivory, bpckhorn, &
bone table g des-
sert knives ans
forks
q Pen, pocket, prpn
ing, butchers ant
shoe knives
iRszors aad scissors
Drawiag-knives
Erass commode han.
dies and knobs.
cloak aad cuytaiu
pins s
Hard butt Hinges
hooks. socket cas-.
tors, nails, star.
n rods and eyes.
81 chimney boeks
kettles, candle.
81 sticks, and foot.
81 men.
Plated and tin'd bri.
ule 0.fts, StlrruDS,
buckles u slides
n nartirsaIe hooks
and spurs.
i Z great i.ariefu
Which he caers Il
erms Wholesale ant
August 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18
Da1LE By sNoNDE goYA1lsrREET, ALEXANDRIA
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1915.
Peyton and Dundas,

Peyt0n and Dundas,
IRWIN'S WHARF,
OFFER FOR SALE,
10 hogsheads Muscoyado Sugars
40 puncheons w. /. Rum
100 Or. and half or. casks Nal. Wine
SO Cases Florence Oil
SO boxes Olives
} 100 pieces Holland & Russia Duck
a boxes Window Glass asserted
IS Gin Gases
SO barrels prime Beef and Pork.
We wish to purchase Tobacco, Wheat
and Flaxseed.
September Is.
LANDING
From the brig Fame, Capt. Berry from
Gaadaloupe,
AND FOR SALE BY I.
La.crason 81 FoUIe.
70 hhds Muscovado and
Clayed Sugars.
August 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18
Adam Lynn,

0nnosiic he Mechanics Bank,
Has received by the ship Ocean and Su-
perler,
q large and geRer,. assortmeat OF
rE0yAiONGERY, Cntiery, plated and
! timed saddlery, japanned, brass,
and plated wares
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18
for Sale or Freight,
For Freight,

k The Schooner SUSAN, Joseph
- s. Parsons, commander; burthen8 $50
barrels, just arrived from Oporte, will,
take freight for Europe Or w. Indies.
Applyto
Dodge and KettelI,
Whe have for sale. imported in the schr.
Susan,
Six or. casks genuine Port Zine.
.alsof for sale or freight to any East
ern Pert,
The schr. DELIGHT, Captain Ladd,
burthea 500 barrels.
.apply as abore.
September s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18
For NeW-York.
For Boston,

= ~ ODUO119
,;FEG The regular trading Schooner
!sassss Morning Star, Captain Mayhem,
will commence loading in three days
For freight Of 500 barrels, or passage,
apply to the master on board, or
Ld7ordson and FOWle,
Who have for Sale, received by the said
Schooner,
90 tons Plaster Paris,
400 reams Wrapping Paper,
| case American manufactured Cote
ton Shirting.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11
FOREIGN NE WIS.


Iyc learn by an arrival at New-York from
in,z, that q, tate as the 2sih August, France
wa, tranquil --fhe Frencb army entirely dis
5aadcd, and no foreign troops insthe neigh
borhood Of Naptz.
In our last we polished Note, pnrport-
rug 10 have emana,ed from Louis XVIII.
wherein i, was attempted TO be sbewn, that
his desolatc and fligid bosom had been par
TALLY warmed bya glow OF compassion for
tbe sulferings Of the French people, now
wrthing under the unrighteous cxaclions OF
the nlagnanimous" sovereigns. We do
not believe in the authenticity Of that Note.
" Legitimate soyereigns" are not SO easily
sGs:ied by the sufferings Of their people.
While Louis can quietly superin,end the
roasting of his two capons day 10 the kit
chen of his palace, and gluttonisc upon them
without fear Of interruption, he will give
himself 10 uneasincss about the miser.s OF
The eaaaiHe We are The more inclined TO
thi, opinion since we have seen in an extract
from The Paris Gazette, OF Aug. 90, me an
nuhciarion offhe murder Of Col. La Bedayere.
II appears that the cHt-throai system lately
!. laid down by Louis IN his R06eshierrean de-
cree, is now beginning TO be put in opera
tion. The following is The arlicle
Prom tie OGcial Gazette Of Paris,
Sunday, 20.h .1ngnst, 1875
" Col. la Dadayere has been condemned 10 dlc,
by the second Council Of War Of the FIRST Military
Division THIS decree was confirmed by the Coun'
Gil of Rcvsion and the Coioue, WAS accordingly
executed This day at 8 o'clock, =. NJ"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11
Nmicr Of Miss Hamilton.
UUDsoN. SEPT. !

HUDSON, SEPT. Zo.
On Friday last, Patric Cavensh, and
O. Allen, two Irishmen, late soldiers in
the u. 5. Army, were put TO the bar ai
Catskil, before Judge PIatt, charged vita
having murdered the above young lacy
in August, 1878. The trial OF Covenah
had not proceeded far, before II was seen
thar hi, confessions were SO desirOls, ab-
surd and contradictory (cxcept rs to tie
manner of the murder) that the Aitorney
General admitted his Inability 10 rapport
Tive Indictment; and the Judge directed
the jury to acQuit the prisoner. They
did'this without passing from their seats
and Allen was Also discharged.
The Prisoners are thus acquitted, ai.d
the hoIrid murder ,f Miss Hamilton n
minis uudisccyered. Toe miraculous
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11
FROM THK MEDITGRRsNEAN.

Capt Graham, who arrived ct Baltimore
on Saturday las, ftc,n Gibraltar, informs that
leuef had been received ffom the Amer-
can Consul at Tspgieis, by the Consul at
CO al,ar, saying that.a fripoIisan frigatc had
srvcd there, ant rrh0ried hcy had taken an
I'M ritas weych,HtDI7 Tnc CoOsni IN
ig1Gcd thet rhe CnJ-t ,tatCs sloop OF war
Epcrvlar bad sailed uo7, yhe Mediterranean
for the United States, abou, the middle OF
July, with dispatches, aud the prisoners re-
leased from Algiers.
t9H The Epcrvier was commanded by
Captain DowNs. As she has not yet arrived
in any part of the United States, some apprc-
henslous are entertained as to her safely.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11

l
the wharves have been got off withou.
much injury.-Mereury.
Col. Labadoyere, recently shot as a
traitor, was one of the twenty officers
denounced by King Louis, and ore Of
those who, in the National Assembly.
while the allies were approaching, was
Tor defending Paris willie there was
single drop OF French blood in the CITY.
Disasters.-brig Constellation, of Sa-
lem, from Martinique, was wrecked, "a.
mong ether yessels) OH the coast c, N.
Carolina, 9TH Sept. and of l6 persons
on board, only 2 were saved, and both
these shockingly mangled.
The sch. Robert Parker, Graham, is
arrived at Philad. from Martinique, and
has on board Captain Dupegh, cook,
and two passengers, taken off the wreck
of the sch. Edward, days from Sayan-
nah for NcwAYork, lost in the gale OF
the 23d Sept.--The Mate ard 5 men
were drowned.
---o--
There were four lives lost in tie late
gale at Bristol, viz. John Read, Josiah
Read, Henry Bosworth, and William
Harding, jun. boy.
-o-
We learn, with ssgret, the loss Of the
brig Mary Ann, Capt. ]. c. Gardner,
of this port. She was capsized in the
gale of the 3lst Of August, 8 days cut,
bound for Turks Island. Four of the
crew, viz. William Taylor, of Newport,
Alfred, son of Capt. Gardner, Charles
Fox, and coiored man were drowned.
The residue of the crew remained on
the wreck, without any provisions, for
days, when they were taken off by the
ship Georgiaua, II days from Boston for
Amsterdam -P,oSidenee american.
The u. S. brig Saranac, Elton, was
spoken 28th August, at..35, Ion. l6.
The British brig Of war Jasseur has
been spoken, IL days from Halifax, crui-
zing for distressed British ships -of-War.
A letter has been received at New
York, from naval officer belonging to
the Mediterranean squadron, dated," AH-
cant, AueuSt goth" which states, that
Com. Decatur was about returning home
in the Guerriere and that the whole Of
the U. S. squadron under the command
of Commodore cambridge, would sail
for home about the middle OF September.
The letter says nothing about war with
Tripoh.
Samuel E Godfrey is sentenced to be
executed the goth inst at Woodstock,
Yer. for the murder of w. Hewet, the
keeper of the State. Prison, in which q.
was confined.
An Irishman has lately been tarred and
feathered at New Orleans, hv a brother
IGshmaa and his friends, for having been
one of press gang i'll Englapd and tax
ing away and destroying his American
protection.
-:Gs: :o-
A road from Philadelphia TO Buffalo,
on Lake Erie, is projected. Distance
| 456 miles
Murder Of Mss Hamilton.
HUDSON, SEPT. Z0.
On Friday last, Patric Cavensh, and
O. Allen, two Irishmen, late soldiers in
the u. s. Army, were put to the bar ar
Catskil, before Judge Platt, charged vita
having murdered the above young Lady
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11

The y. S. brig Saranac, Elton, was
spoken 28th August, lat. 35, Ion. l6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11

There were four lives lost in tie late
gale at Bristol, viz. John Read, josiah
Read, Henry Bosworth, and William
Harding, jun. boy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11

The British brig Of war Jasseur has
been spoken, III days from Halifax, crui-
zing for distressed British ships-of-War.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11
NEWPORT.

Our citizens ale still busiiy employed
in repairing the damages sustained by
The Storm Of the 23d ult. The streets,
which were rendered impossible by large
quantities of lumber, wood, &c. laying
in every direction, have been cleared "a
way, and much valuable property has
been collected and distributed to the
claimants.-All the vessels thrown upon
the wharves have been got off withou.
much injury. Mercury.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11

The sch. Robert Parker, Graham, is
arrived at Philad. from Martinique, and
has on board Captain Dupegh, cook,
and two passengers, taken off the wreck
of tie sch. Edward, 6 days from Sayan-
nah for NcwAYork, lost in the gale Of
the 23d Sept. .--Ihe Mate ard 5 men
were drowned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11

Samuel E Godfrey is sentenced to b
executed the goth inst. at Woodstock
Yer. for the murder of w. Hewet, tht
keeper of the State Prison, in which u
was confined.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-21
Public Sale
Of Loal1,ton and Eay,far Lands

Of Louduon and Faista1 LANDS
d an Thursday the 10th day of August
" next, if lair, if not, the next fan
day the subscribers will offer at public
sale. at the tavern KNOWN by the name oi
LanesviIle, a tract of Land lying in the
eounties of Louaoun and Fairfax. The
above tact contains about two thousand
five hundred acres, ana lies near the road
leading from Leesburg to Alexandra, a.
bout II miles from the former, q II from
the latter ,lace, and hear the turnpike
leading FROM Little River to Alexandra.
Il is situated in an agreeable neishbor-
hocd and connects the advantages oi va
ter and timber sit has been divided M
- com,act farms containing from two to
49, hnndred acres each, upon most OF
-. tharp are toleraDly comfortable
a,'oJl;nr houses, and viii be sold lnlots
aooa.I;er 70 the ABOVE division. FROM
experiments which have been made ot the
effects of plaster on the above tract, it
has been found tosucceed as we'll as on
any other land in Loudon. One third OF
the purchase money will be required IN
hand and the balance divided into two
equal annual mstalments with interest
from the cate. to secure the payment of
which the purchaser will be required to
give bonds with approved security
he purchasers will be allowed the pri-
valege of seeding in the fall, and pos
session will be given on the first day
of Jaauarr, 1919. Persons wishing to
purchase will be shewn the property by
Mr.. 1ohn Matthias, Surveyor of Loudon
county, residing in Leeeburg.
CARTER B. PAGE
JOHN w. PAGE
June 81. tbs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-21

Griffith ard Brawner,
At their Warehouse on King-street, II
packages of DRY GOODS, contain
ing:
Black and colored Bombazettes
Long Cloths
Madras Handkerchief
7-9 and IA colored Cambria,
Do. do. black do.
Giaghams, Linen Cambria
Imperial Muslin shawls
Cambria Muslin
Cotton Hosiery
Beaver Gloves
Is fashionable London Dresses
Cotton Shirtings. etc. etc. etc.
ALSO,
100 bags Green Coffee
100 boxes Soap
90 do. fresh Figs and Prunes
q do. Arrow Root
IL cases assorted Glassware.
July 8.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-21
Public Sale.

nN Saturday the s2d inst. the sub
q scriber Will offer at public sale on
the premises, on credit OF 20 and 20
days. Lot Of Ground on the west side
of Water street and to the southwark OF
Wilkes street, beginning on Water
street l76 feet Z inches to the south OF
Wilkes street, thence north on Water
street, in front 40 feet inches, in depth
1ss feet.
Daniel M Pherson.
Attorney for R. MILLER.
July 1s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-21
Joseph 1pear.

y, ,,,rorFULLy informs bis Friends
,adthe Public. that he continues
w. an the CABINET BUSINESS
n n various branches, on Royal
E.ss, near the Market, aat has or
asl same we'll made FURNITURE
|. N sl.o informs the Public that he ha,
i Nj anew HEARSE, and stock to make
fogTIys if called for. He also makes
fIsuairs S0PHAS and every kind OF
EaAIRS on the shortest notice.
E.hs q5.
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s.ssh Young Tyson Tea.

carter chests Of rery s'periot
INC AZ lHYsoN TEA, just imPorted,
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Cotton, cas-. &c.

Cotton, cas-, &c.
NE hare on tnna &. Off, for sale,
so bales Virginia Cotton, of very
superior qua,ity.
So Whole and half chests first chop
Gunpowder and Y. Tyson Tea.
90 barrels AIuscovalo Sugars.
10000 ponads green & white Coffee.
6 hh,ls. Jamaica < Antigua Rum.
6 ditto and So barrels second ano
third proof old Whiskcy, ut foi
family use.
Teneriite. and Port Wine, very fine.
40o reams Wrapping Paper.
so half boxes first quality Cigars.
10 bags Pepper.
40 kegs Copperas.
tierces new Rices
40 dozen best London Mustard.
so boxes Would Candles
SO ditto English Fig Blue.
With a general assortment of Groce-
ries as usual.
BRYAN HAMPsON SEQ
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