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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-28
Notice-

gUyfiE stockholders in Great Hunting
Greek Bridge Company, are here
:. 81 nGl;fed that 4 dividend of three per
s<nt. u declared and pa able AZ tn
eountink house 81 John and Thomas
sN$eeil, Cox the six months ending ths
~. inst.
Noxsmber 70. stIaw
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PH1LADELpsrA, Roy. - .sscI
Eatract Of a letter, dated t''
Orf0bpr 7. ~,

The demands for cotton esr
nearly suspended. and the. eo" sbsir
appear to be unwilling to re,'e me. We
,p at the reduced prices. |, 4 a.
now nov quote, Uplands at cid = & al: 10
i I'D n. Orleans, $50. - "A. |; Sea
elected markets, Is. Sd IS. >. 'u c;,6ons
Islands, es. lod. a IS. Cd /, ?. Tbe slack
vary from SO. Sd. a IS. per =. TO keep
at the dealers will enable 'he ..',,e fir.
nut Of the market for some IND I'd !, lstj
i'm aiaia : Tobacco oil has been brisk at o.
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lbs

I'M Thursday last BY Mrs. COL
NJ STUN, Between Cue hoars Of 4 and
q osclpck paper with one 20, eight tens
and fons do!lar notes, in all $50 to-
sether with an.aeconnt between her and
&. i3Iuckett- Any well disposed person
wie may have fpand il. she hopes vii
rcstlrs il, MS the owners comfort and Q
larxe Ind sick family depend upon it,
fhes efhfr shall be literally rewarded.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-28

YESTERDAY, somewhere on King
street, between SO and 90 Dollars in
Notes of the Farmers Bank of Alexan-
dria, Wrapped in 4 bill Of sale Of IL bbls.
of floar sold Butts e Cavoosl. Asliberal
reward viii be given the finder on leay-
ing il at this fiice or with Butts and
Cawsod.
JON, B. Hook
NoS Is st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-28
For Freight,
The Brig Sukey.

8 5zS.t \ nc. ~ y = NS ltlnASS !.
~ Joseph Bnnten, master,
- = Hartben about ZOO barrels.
!, se ready TO receive cargo in
two DAYS. los Which she is in complete
order. Apply TO
Lulcrason and Foscle.
NJ &C
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-26
From Point Petre, Gaudnloupe.

Capt. Quereau, who arrived at this
port esteriay from poin-Petre, Gua,'a-
|ioupe, informs us, that the news of Be-
|aaparte's having reascended the throne
Iof the French Empire had reached PORT
petre by the brig Caroline from Bordeaux
which place she lett on the e9th March :
and that it had occasioned great sensa-
ton in the Island of Guadaloure, and
pat ali entire stop to French commerce.
The news was confirmed by two arrivals
at st. pierres from Bordeay, which sailed
three days after the Caroline.
The British were forming settlement
at Crab Island, about 20 miles to wind
ward of Porto-Rico.
The sloop Count de LIMOS had arrived
at Point Petre from Barbados and re-
ported that all neutrals are prohibited
from entering the port even coming to
anchor subjects them to condemnation. A
Swedish brig, and her cargo of 1000 bar
jrels of -four, were condemned under this
new law. The American agents at Ear
lbadoes keep boats on the lookout to warn
off the American vessels. Three had
Hooked into the harbor, obtained tie in
formation. and sailed for other ports.
The Count de LIMOS left Barbados the
first of May. This report was consider
| ed doubtfl !.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-26
From the Boston L',9'y .1dsertiser, Ma,

Yesterday the United States ship In
dependence fell down the harbor and is
anchored in President Roads. We s!e
informed. that she is only waiting for the
remainder of her guns, to be ready for
sea. These are expected in eight or ten
DAYS.
Itmust be gratifying to the gallant
commodore, to have SO near prospect of
active service. 1t is of the greatest con-
sequence to the American trade, that it
should lave some protection in the Me-
diterranean. 1t is much to be apprehend-
ed that In consequence of tie delay, that
has taken place, in dispatchins to that sta
tioa. ships which were nearly ready for
sea at the conclusion of the war with 6.
Britain, many of our vessels have fallen
prey to the AIgerines, who haye in the
absence of allcheck upon them, even sent
their cruizers into the Atlantic. Com.
modore cambridge we hope will soon be
on his way to that theatre of duty, where
his presence is SO much needed. and
where so much is expected from him in
chastlslng that enemy of the civilized
world, which has SO wantonly made war
against US.
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STARCH.

yEyHE SUBSCRIBERS viii be con-
y stantly supplied with the above ar
ticle, in packages fit for retailers and lo J,
exportation which they warrant equal
in quality to tile best Poland Starch, AID
which will be sold at tie customary ma
nufactory price. o.
Adams, Herbert & 20.
May IL.
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From the I'r0u Post.

.Mgssrs. Parker and Bhss.-You will
be pleased to advise the public through
the medium Of the Post, that the Cover
nor and Council of the Province of
Lower Canada. have ordained that all
kinds OF provisions will be admitted into
the province from the United States free
of duty. Tobacco pays cents per ID.
all other goods. wares, Is merchandise.
without distinction, 2 Taper ct.
BALTIMORE, May "a.
From the Merchants Coffee Honse
BookS.
Arrived, schooner Sally and Nancy
Is days from st. kitts--rum and molas-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-26

|ses-Luke Kierstead. Lett 9Th inst. no
american vessels. 9th, off Sambrerc
,assaga, spoke ship Amphitrite, Murdoch
from Wilmington, N. c. for st. Croix.
Elour S14al5-Corn 1-2.-Provi-
sions generally scarce. Spoke nothingiD
the bay.
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From a French paper.
FEMALE DESPERATION

We have had an instance of female
frenzy not to be equalled by either an
Gent or modern history, MIR. H, nea
Rouep, who paid his address to Miss
r.. for considerable time, suddenly
withdrew himself, and took several in
decent liberties with the ladys charac-
tier. A Sd person enemy to both parties.
|connterfeited the gentleman's hand, and
Ant her an obscene and scurriloas let
tier. TIE injured and enrased fair, fully
satisfied that her apostate lover was the
author, sent for him ;and on his coming.
took him into her dressing room, & locked
the door, 6 have sent for you, Sir"
said Miss r. {. to punish your insolence
and cruelty; the world no doubt will
censure me, and call my conduct mad
ness YOU will be acquitted Il shall be
condemned but you, Sir, have walitonl.y
robbed me of my reputation, and hold
life without it insupportable." Upon
this she presented him with the letter, and
lopening a drawer, took out brace OF
aistols. and insisted on his taking one.
I'm vain MIR. II. protested his innocence ::
he swore he was an entire stranger to the
letter till that very moment, and wished
70 discover tie author. All this was con-
sidered as hypocrisy, as cowardice, added
Ito the blacklist viliany, and she continued
I'm her resolution: accordingly he ACCEPT
ed of a pistol, and retired to the opposite
corner: she fired and missed nm, and he
discharged his pistol through tie ceiling.
tie again protested his innocence
Hold Sir,'' said shes and immediately
produced another brace, and as before in
sisted upon his taking one 1T was in vail
ito refuse. aud Ouce more they retreated.
She Erred and shot him through the elbow
and he again discharged his pistol through
the ceiling. :! Now, Sir, you are at liberty
ito retire have redeemed my cilaracter
cnIy III part; iiodsly ad'i,e you nese@
TO iniure tie reputation of woman, for
t',e loss of it mast, ifshe aas am nse
% shame. be toliGwed with the loss 0. re-
Oil which she retired aud saot herself
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-26
ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, NAY a6.

Jefersonian Economy. after this
philosopher came into effice, among G.
Their srecious measures OF economy, BY
which he seduced the hearts ofthe Anne
rican people, one was to lay up our ships
in dry docks, at Washington, and another
was to supply their places with comre-
tent numberso gun-boats, which to be
competent, he told us must be conside-
rabie. Edo not remember precisely what
was the number actually built, but the
number proposed by him was 900. They
cost upon an average upwards OF 10000
dollars piece, and required 10000 sail-
ors to man them whereas seventy
four ship in the British service requires
but 600; so that, while eight men to a
gun, are considered full complement
in that service even for distant expeditions
we Americans, by way of economy, en-
ploy fifty men to a gun orhalbor defence.
A calculation was made some time since
in this paner, demonstrating the supreme
folly and expence of this system of gun
boats; but it is not necessary to repeat it
here, nor will it ever again be necessary
to recur to it, for no administration in
this country will ever make themselves
soridicaious as to revive it: | onI y mean
to inform the public that the gun-boats.
IN tbis hasbor, have made but miserable
end of it, just such as might have been
expected from things unfit for any use;
they were sold at auction the day before
yesterday at an average price of about
$500. mother places they have not so d
SO we'll. So ends the SYSTEM ofgun-boats.
~. I. &. Post.
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.Nsny-l orh,. .HGu %.

The ship independence, which arrived
at this port Yesterday. sailed from Gree
nock on the 9th Of Apri, and does not
bring so late London HeNs as we had
D eyiously received.
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7. Johnson.

King Geo. c. H. Va. May 26-law4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-26
RHoDE-IsLAND not subject to the FURNI-
TURE lax!

hHODE-AoLAND HO6 SuUjHCt W Wo UNNi-
TURE TAX!
The odius and unprecedented Act of
Congress, taxing Household Furniture,
provides, MGt the objects tared By It ,chich
:. s'.alLb permanently or specially ere'Hpt-
ed fro", taaation at the time Of taepasstng
of this .2ct, By the le'cs Of tie State on
Territory ,oiserein the same may be situat-
ed. SHALL BE EXEMPTED from ire
aforesaid oxidation, and specification, q
from tie duties aforesaid."---lt is found
that the Legislature of this State, at their
session in June, 1895, PASSED an Act,
declaring that HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NIPURE (erceptiag plate, aohich is de
clai'ed to be ratabis) farming utensils the
tools OF mechnnichs, and one quarter parf
Of property at sea, SHALL NOT be
deemed mtable property This law is
still II force, and all our tax-acts since
have been bottomed upon tit is there
fore obvious, that the tizens of Rhode
Island are, by the law OF the y. States.
expressly erempted not only from paving
any tax on House'toid Furniture with the
exception of piate) but from even making
a valuation or specification thereof
That no doubt should remain on the sub
iect, we have consulted several eminent
professional gentlemen, and their decided
opinion is, that tie citizens of tits State
ate exempted. as stated above.
NeacpoH .Hercary.
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NEw-ToRK. Nav q.

The Mediterranean Squadron, under
the command of Commodore Decatur.
seiled from Sandy Hook at 4 O'Clock on
sats rday afternoon, With staggering
breeze from n. w.
At half past FIVE o'clock on Saturday
afternoon, the Steamboat Washington,
left this port for Virginia.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-26
VIENNA. March 90.

VIENNA. NarCn W.
Forty disguised Frenchmea made az
attempt last night to seize the King Ct
Rome. and carry bin OF, to France, and
the plan nearly succeeded. Our ever
watchfal uol;ce was led to susnect some
thing, iron tie circumsta ce tkat Il
hackney coaches we're ordered at the
same tine to one place. Soon after.
the preparations made at the next sta
tons were also discovered, and 80 tie
whole plan immediate Y found out: a
among the persons arrested Oh this occa-
sion are, general and two Coonels.
It is now known that relays of post horses
we're bespoke as far as to toe Rhine; it
has therefore been judged proper to pre-
rare roouy apartments fer his august
mother aad him iii the Imperial gal-
acc. They have already lett scaonbran.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-26
LAND FOR SALE.
VIII be sold, at public sale. at Sebastian
Spring, on SATURDAY, the 10th of
June next,
lao Acres of Land.

Adjoining tie residence of Mr.. George
Wise. The land binds on tie road lead
inc from AleA andria to Washington, and
extends to the river, including marsl.
of Is acres, which has once been re-
claimed and in cultivation. There is a
large and uncommonly fine SPRING on
this land. Terms OF sale three, SIX and
nine months credit.
CHI. !. LOVE.
Mey &c. dts
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Notice.

ALL persons having FLOUR on sto-
rage with tie late firm of Eutts ond ta-
aoood, stored before last .some,zng season,
are hereby notified to come forward by
the 18th DAY of June next, pay tie ste
rage and amount Of ad, ance made, and
remove tie same: or so much of it will be
sold as may be found necessary to DELAY
the charges due.
Mark Bulls,
Grafton Casoood.
May IS. st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-14
WISUs ,VI Outes
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 500 acres on PO-
tomac a;yer. about 5 miles from Dum-
fries aud 90 from Alexandria. The soil
IS good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are dwelling house
in good repair containing six rooms, a
kitchen. laundry, stables and other me-
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
oGFer 4, the purchaser the most llattering
prospect al rendering this a valuable
farm BY an incousiaerable devotion Of La
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to .No6let5 Herbert, Esq. of Alexander :
John A. Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va
June IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-14
JOHN g. LAID, a co.
Hare far Sale.

90 bales Georgia cotton, Russia hemp,
duck and cordage, crates of Liverpool
ware, consisting Of plates, dishes, cham
Der mugs, & hid. China, tea and table
sets, casks of cut glass decanters and
goblets, 90 casks 4d wrought nails, s BY
TO- g by IL, and 10 by 70 Bristol glass,
100 bars coffee, entitled to drawback
--tow cloth, sheathing and candle paper,
shoes in boxes, Spanish brown, chalk,
hand-spikes, whale oil, Lemon juice in
casks, 3 pipes French brandy, sweet
wiae, pepper in bags, 10 boxes Young
iyson tea, case domestic woolens.
Al Irish linen in boxes, aud German Ii.
mems in bales.
Oct S
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[4478
Hugh Smith II Co

I1ugn smith ~ TO
Hare received b. the Fair American.
Rl.t and Plain Glass Ware.
BE, By The Mary frorh Liverpool;
An additional sapplysOf
Q'ietns Ware and China,
making with their former stock an exten:
sive assortment.
Also, received by the Fair American,
AND FoR SALE,
9 tors patent shot
III casks dry white lead
A casks dry red do.
2 tons whitehead ground ia oil
IL casks sopperas
S rolls sheet lead
And > quantity Of vine and porter
bottles.
Dec L eetf
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Jefferson land for Sale

A BOUT 500 Acres in the county Of
~ Jefferson and State of Virginia on
the road leading from Winchester TO
Baltimore, II miles from the former. IL
from Harper's Ferry and from Charles
town-60niles from Alexandria, George
town and the City of Washington The
improvements are a new brick house, 2
stories high, barn 40 feet square, sta
bic. &c.
The soii is of the very first quality,
well adapted to the growth of timothy,
clover and every species of grain-More
ahan half of the land is covered with TIM
Der of Che best quality:
Acc fin, CaLo.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-14

FTxHE DESPATCHSTA viii, in
future, Ieavear. Semrnes's in Geo.
Town, at six O'Clock every morning ;
breakfast at Mr.. Ross. and arrive in
Baltimore every day by two O'Clock, and
viii have the preference to any other in
the Mail Stages for Philadelphia, or in
good time to dine and go on board the
Steam Boats, which leave Baltimore e.
very day at four O'Clock.
The Expedition Stage win also Leave
the same place every. morning at seven
O'Clock, carry only seven passengers,
and breakfast at Mr. Ross's, Bladens-
burg, and arrive at three clock in Bal
timore every day. Fare in each line
Four Dollars. with an allowance OF 90
lbs. baggage--but al! baggage. packages,
etc. are to be at the risk OF the owner or
owners thereof.
JNerrill, Her6uimas & Co.
Georgetown ard Washington.
John H. Barney and Co.
~ Baltimore.
N. B. The new line as above is ex-
tended to Alexandra, and an accolnme-
dalton stage will leave Mr.. J. Semmes,
in Georgetown, every day a, two O'Clock
for Mr.. Mott;s, king-street, Alexandri-
a, call at MIR. P. Hefonimus's, Wash
ington. leave Motifs the same evening
for Washington, at i've o'clock, so as to
accommodate all Alexandriaas wishing
to travel north in the new line.
j. III. b. e. Co.
NJ. II. L CO.
December c. tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-14
RUNAWAY.

A BLACK NAN in my employ
N named James Evans, left it on Sa-
turday evenir@the lSth of NoNe,nser.
taking with him his clothes. consisting Of
variety of the best kinds. amongst
whicI, is recollected drah Short coat. d
b'ack and a green mixed coat, of super
6ue cloth; seycra! pair o. fine cashmere
aanta.oons u shart breeches (: Marteilles
and worsted jackets. different colours !;
a white ard a 0i>ck beaver hat. boots,
Jefferson shoes and shoes irish linen,
z,estos and tlnwlass shirts &c. lie has
heen seen agcrsihg at some of the flour
stores up King street, and onthe wharyes.
AS he has been yith me sometime in this
town minute description OF bin is
deemed unnecessary suffice it TO say
he cannot speak without suffering has
] scar on the back Of his head; OCCASION
ed by burn his Nhiskers are of very
fine hair. Fer securing him in the jail
afthis town will give Ten Dollars; if
fakenwithin the District. If taken ont
Of the District, for every mile over FIVE
from the town / will give one dollar.
will be thankful for any information
given BIZ persons who would not trouble
themselves to bfiag him home. alse
fe.warn ali persons from hiring or bar
boring him uhder any pretext whatever,
or taIiag- him Of from the town in any
Nay. as shalIsb be compelled to enforce
the law against all such. For the clothes
i furnished him ! w give reasonable
seward they were packed in a chest.
Che constables of Alexandra are par
ticu'arly invited TO notice this advertise
ment.
Should he be taken about Dumfries in
Firgiaia. where he was raised aud is well
kaown, | will give Ten Dollars for Sc.
curing Kin III the Jail Of that place.
& I. Chapman.
Dee :
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La1oraSon 9 Fo,ole,
A Bargain iii Land.

y. u i. =. - Il !. r .s
E WILL SELL ar handsome It'll
j. F.aRJN. containing lg5 acres ot
Land, IF which 20 are cleared and tic
balance is timber. Onit is a con,forta-
Bile log house, near two exec nj and ne
yer falling springs, and a pc cE orchard
of choice fruit. This farm lies IN tue
lower part IF LSudouh county. a5e4t 2
miles from Aldia, 81 from Alexandria
aud within half a mile of the great tarn.
pike road leading from Alexandra TO
Winchester. | viii sell this land low.
One half Of the purchase money viii be
required in hand, and the balance in tvs
equal annual instalments. Apply to Cel
lArmistead +. Mason. or to
Robert .arnisieGa.
November 6
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Brimstone and Oil

Is toas roll birthstone, of superior:
quality IN boxes Of about 600 eath,
100 boxes Sweet Oil, Of the best qua:
hty, in bottles,
Just received and for sale by
John @. LadJ 4 Co:
Dec 6 49,
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For Ney i ork,
,SIN Tho brig JANE, S. r. M'Lel-
lan. master; is now loading aud
will sail ia all this week, q take freight
on moderate terms. APPLY To
La.CrnSoh and Fe1oie.
Who have landing from the bifgCla.
irissa, Capt. Stevens, from St Barthoiu-
news,
"a puncheohs Windward Is
Rum.
December 5
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For New York.
Lawrason and Fowie

AaWfdSOIi anu OANlC
HAVE FOR SALE.
Received per the brig Fair American,
w. York, master,
From Newcastle, England;
.160 kegs white lead ground IN oil,
A casks containing 5000 lbs. dry do.
g casks containing l70o lbs red lead
is crates assorted crockery ware,
case hats.
la chaidrons coal
E The above brig,
burthen about 1900 barrels,
sssH in complete order, vii be
ready to receive cargo in a few days,
aud will take freight to the west
Indies or any eastern port.
Apply IS above.
s Dec /
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-14

THURSEl9Y. DE0kslBsR Is 1915.
Nlaneevslie 81 Iarmour.

I
Corner Of AFRe and Fairfax u Ksas
and TYcteT Streets sr for Sale,
100 Chests Ganpowder. ImptIAl and
Young Hyson TEAS of the latest
ilnpOrtations, and can b. sold low
or than any Of the Northern Mar.
kets can at present afford them.
90 boxes Imperial
so lacqderea boxes Young Hysun
Is boxes Young Hyson ard Tyson
Skin--Moutesqnieu's cargo
$4,000 lbs. Green Coffee
30 bags old Java Coffee, tor genteel
family use
so llogsheeas and 60 barrels Orleans
st. Creix ard Martinique Sugar
5000 lbs. loaf ard lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. frst quality Bengal Indigo.
10 puacheons West lndia Rum
900 gallons genuine old Irish Wits
Key
100 boxes Soap
500 realns Wrapping Paper
Hill tsteii, asadl ,se;selGt assortmeAt cfthe
Best Wines, Liquors & Gro
ccrlSs.
n. B,--Cegrtry dealers are respec
fully requested to view their assortment
For Sale,
A LET or Pitt street, near the cor
ner6f Pitt aud Duke streets, with
airame dwelling House thereon.
Also.
a lot on Duke street. near the said
corner. and adjoining the residence of
Col. Siinms.-For terms apply to Mr..
John Longden in Alexandria.
Lewis III Alachen.
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Negroes for Sale.

Will be sold on Thursday morning the
28th day Of December next, at eleven
o'clock, at the courthouse, in the
town of Alexandria,
A BOUT seven or eight likely Ne
"a grpcs (the residue of the personas
estate Of the late Mrs. Helen 6. HUE:
deceased) consisting Of man, who is a
good isostlcr. ploughnan, &c. q woman
who is an excellent washer; &c. and her
two youngest children, boys two or
three girls, accustomed to house work.
Yc. also boy.
Terms of sale, Four months GRE.
it for approved negotiable notes.
John King,
Executor;
Dumfries, Nov Is dts
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For Freight,
The substantial schr.
ALERT.

- ALERT,
Jacob Aud, Master, bur-
then sboat LIS tons, az excellent vessel
and aeIl fonpd, will take freight for
the West-Indies or elsewhere.
Apply to
sJOhR G. LGdd e Go.
Who offer for sale the cargo OF SAID
sChr. consisting of about TO tons Plais-
ter Paris.
des
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-14
For Charleston.
For Boston

KSx The substantial Schf. George
Beckworth, ANNE Morgan. mas
teri For Freight Of a few hundred bari
rels.
Applyto
WHO have for sale now landing ON
said vessel is hhds and 4 barrels lsrFt
retailing nolasses.
November 25.