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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-25
Notice Is hereEu glvey,,

NO the Stockholders oi me Mocha
z MICS Bank of$Alexsndria, than an
Election will be held at the Court
House In this town on the, ID Monday
in Mnch next ll5th} FIR the purpose Of
choosing 6fteen Directors for the ensr-
ing year. 5
I'm. Patton, Jr. Cashier.
Fcbrpafs dtE
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-25
Orphans Court.

Dec. 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17
Bp GDaiI.
cefy " u leffer from Lteuf. Ballard 10 Me
y Secretary cJ she NaUg, Gafed

Ntly " q tCfttT /FCW L>ftHI. DdfEGiU 10 iNe
y Secretary oJ she NaUy, Gafed
BALTtMoRE, Msy 2, 1915.
SIR--l have the honor 10 make known TO
you NY arrival al this place with part OF the
otiiccts and ctew OF The y ). frigste Consltu
tion, captured III a p'ize, the Levant, in the
harbor Of Porto PIaya, IN The Island of 81,
Jago, by squadron oi his Britannia Mojesly's
SHIPS, consisting oi the Leander, Sir George
Collier, the Newcastle, Lord q otge S,,walt,
nd the Acas,a, Capt. Kctr. for the par,ic-
nIars OF NY recapture, beg leave TO refer
you ID the enclosed extract ON the Log
Book OF the Levant.
Living caused the destruction Of NY own
papcrs, as well as those OF the othceIs with
trs, can opiy saylo ynu arslsiINe . the Con-
,tItution, that otter Leaving ,he pore OF Boston,
she sevcraiiy cruized off ,ht ands Of Bcr-
muda aud ,Nadcita, III the b II BHcay, end
fer some tine IN sight Of the sock oi LlsUen,
without having mt, with b.. 20 ot the { a.
my's vessels, Que oi wh.cn 1fga destroyed, ,he
oth.r ordered iu and tba b. lbe c,,mng Of
he 2o,h February, the IJaad OF Maceira
bearing w .. w. dislan, 70 leagues, iel IN
with, eugsged, aud .f fer close action oi 40
minutes, csptured ii Mejesry's ships Cy-
me, Capt Gordon Falcon, 4nd Levant, Hon.
Capt Douglass.
1t would, sir, be deemed presumption in
me 10 attcmpi TO give you particular details
respecting the naturc oi THIS action. ! shall,
therefore, only remark generally, that eve,y
fhcer, seamen and marine on boar did their
duty. l cannot, however, deny myself tho
pleasure that this opportunity ehoros me oil
noticing the brililan, management oil Cspt.
Charles Stewart, through whose unerfiug
judgment every a,,emp, Of an Ingenious cue
my 10 gain raking position was frustrated.
have the honor 10 be, yeiy respectfully,
sir, your obedicnt servant,
HENRY T.. BALLARD.
The Cyane mounted on hef main deck
twenty-five 80 ID. cationades--on her upper
decks, ten l8 ID. caffoDades, Two long 9's,
and one - ID. carronsde on travelling car
'iage, with a complement oi US meD.--ihe
Levant mounted eighteen 50 10. carrooadcs,
wo long o's, and one 2 ID. caIronadc, with
1873 men on board.
The Constitution had 4 killed and 9 woun-
ded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17

A con par,scn of the present si,uaii0n of
ont country IN its own eyes, and in the eyes OF
he world, with the degradation inviting fu.
ure i0sulis, in which IL would have been left
by an unresis,ed accumulation Of opp'e ssions,
viii convey 10 discerning minds, and TO Ams-;-
can hearts, the value of wha, has been done,
and he compensalions Tor what has been suf-
iercd.
For the success which has placed us on the
high ground witch calls for our common con
gratula,ions, toe much praise cannot be gwen
10 the watrioss, who, on both elements, II VIC
Tough, so glorioasly The battles of their coun-
Try; nor 10 the gteat body of citizens whose
patriotism has borne every sacrifice, and bra
we'd every danger
IN the varied scenes which have put to the
test the consistency oil the nation, Balume,e
ranks among the portion of most dis,;ne u.sh.s
&c Tor devotion TO the public cause !, ,hss.
ihe satisfaction 10 reflect, that il boldly aod
promptly espoused the resort 20 srns, when
no other honorable choice remaued that il
found in the courage of its citizens, q rampar,
against the assaults of an entcrptising force
that it never wavered nor iempofisod with
the vicissitudes of the contest and tha, il had
all ample share in the cxertions which have
brought 1t TO an honorable conclusion.
For the favorable light in which your kind
par'iality has regarded my pag,itipaiion in the
puSlic counsels aad measures, throughout the
arcuous period now SO auspiciousiy terminal
ed tender my thanks, with my respects and
best wiihes. JAMES MADISON.
April ~, 1915.
TO the Committee OF a Meeting of Citizens,l
in Baltimore, April 10, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17

aader. Sr George Collier, opened his fire, TIE sho
pass'ag over MS. and falling On the neuu al shore a
80, the Newcastle, Lord GtorRe stewart, and a.
cas,a. Captain Kerr opened their e. { upon us Gu,
ting away much Of our rigging ard urpsr sails which
circumstance gave them tie advsrtsge Of keeping
of and lalhng TO- so as TO bring their broadsdcs 10
bear without materially altering ,lieir position At
Z. anchored in iaihom water within $50 wards az
the SHORE and under very strong battery. At 4 8,
the Acasla took position on our quarter, dis,ant
halt csbcs's length. from which She kept up, a
constant tire from her bow guns Finding that tho
enemy, regardless of our situation, continued their
tnc from all their ships, the officers were called to-
Gedlcr, when It was determined that longer 20 re-
ceise thea fire without being able 20 return single
gua, was only to expose the lives of men rendered
Nat3aeie to their country both by their onC and f,h
tui seruces and by their recent exploits. Ats IS.
the oalors were hauled down, Notwithstanding which
thc Lsander and Newcastle both passed near, wore.
ship and IN wearing wanionly fred their h.oadside
nto us, the Acasa, Captain Kerr still kecping NJ,
IBIS fire from his bow Guns un, the coors were hoist
Cd pat op md hauled down again as A signal that
we had surrendered Al 4 so, boa, With an OH.
Ger from the Acasta came on board aud said he was
ordered 80 take charge Of the ship IN his msestys
name. On 1t Bal!ard's demonstrating AZ their fir
ing alter lac had struck the reply was that they had
only oheyed the signal at their commodore Daring
the tine of our approach to the halbor as well AS
when getting under way previously from IT. We were
fired upon from battery which the prisoners whom
we had landed in The morning had taken possession
of, and from Which we understood the Portuguese,
made no eSer;ions 10 dislodge them, although very
many Oh the shot fired by the squadron passed over
or through III and fell irto their town several of
them passing through the houses comprising The
rcsderre of tho governlr" +"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17
THE PRESIDENTS ANSWER.

! have received, feilow.citizens, The con
gratula,ions upon the conclusion Of an honor
able pesce with Great Britain. which you have
communicated on the part of a numerous and
respectable meeting Of Republican Ciiizcns
OF The city and precincts II Baltimore.
A candid feview of the trials to wbich ou'
country has been exposed, and Of its conduc
previous and subsequent TO the appeal to arms,
wIl always do equal justice to its love of peace,
and is energies 10 war TO the stability OF it,
political. institutions amid threatening shocks
md the pubic spitii which animated, and was
10 torn cherished By them 10 It's respect for
The rights OF other nations, and its ifmncss in
asserting iis own.
TIE present generation in disrcgarding
temporary interests, when brought into com
petition with essential rights and national
character, the only foundations If lasting pros.
periiy, has emuaied the wisdom and the vir-
tue Of that, which bequcatbed 10 it the bes-
sings Of freedom and independence and i,
viii have the happiness Of handing down the
precious trust, With additional security and
luslre, ~ the generations whieh arc 10 follow.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17
CHEAP CHEAP GOODS.
JAMES MUMFORD,


II AS just received from boston,a gen
Broadclo,ns, CaSsimeres, siookingnet, sauinet,
handsome YES; patterns, undress and common Cali
Goes, Gmgharns very cheap, black Cambria, white
10 black Bon5azes British Shr'ings very low, white
and red Fanae's, ladies' halfsk iik'ts handsome
figured Leno huslins, Jsckonet and Mull Muslins,
cotton Laces Ribbons, BODbins, furniture Chintzs,
Tapes, MAdras Haudkerchlets, Diapers shear Mus
lin. Cotton stripes fer shirtings, black and white silk
Gloves, Nankeens, Linens. with number Of other
articles too numerous TO mention in advertisement nt.
GJ' The public may be assured THAI the above
Goops shalt be sold as low or than al any store
10 town. .Ndg,3
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17
Cyanc 7 IL
Lcvant 9 II
Hon. B. w. CRowNINsHIFLp,
SecrcfaTy II Me NaT

secretary n me N0Uy.
Ertraef from he Log Bosk Of tie sh,p Lerank
Hsrbof OF Port Pfaya, Saturday, Match Ii, 1915
These 4bours commenced with moderate breczts
md thick hazy weather. All hands employ cd ~ re.
flung ship; The top-gallant yards deck, and sails
unbent to repair. At y h. 25 III. T.. ". discovered
three large ships bearing w. by W dstsn, four or
five miles, wind N. y. signal from Constitution to
get under weigh, cut aud made sail on wind on the
af5oard tack, crossed top gallant and mainroysl
yards, and the sails. At u. the enemy evident
y falling astern, and 10 leeward If the Constitution,
1ut gaming fast on the Cyane and Ievant. 3O.tbe
Cyane tackled by signal from The Constitution. AZ
los, sight Of the Cyane. At 30, the headinost
ship, the Newcastle, four points on the tce bowels.
tant miles and the Leandcr on the lee quarter
t2 miles distant the Acasta two points OH the Ice
bow, distant 1.2 miles tack by signal from ihe
Constitution the cnemy's squadron immediately TAX
ing in chase. At los, sight Of tho Constitution
time made the highland TO the Sc. of the liar'
Dor. At 5 so finding it impossible TO escape
oy keeping by the wind, from our yegy gscAt M
fcriority OF sailing, the acasta having gained 70
windwsfd Of our wake, aud the o,ler ships necred
Us very much, IL was determined 10 be?r up fos tie
hsraor, distant or miles on the iecbSw the neu-
iraty OF which we're al under the strongest be
lief the enemy would not violate. At 35. kept ..
way one point, snI s.: The sIa,ssils. when the lie
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17
NisteIIanp.
Address &c. the President.

BALTIMORE, 10th April, 1871
At numerous rnd respectable meeting Of The Re
publican Citizens of tho City and Precin,cs OF BAli
more it resolved, unanimously that the follow
ing Address be, on their behalf, transmitted the
President of the United States, by COMMITTEES,
whose names are thereto subscribed.
EDWARD JOHNSON, Chairman.
Test-THEoDoRIcY BLAND, Seeiy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17

Ve5u Feather DeGS and FeaiAerS.
T I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
- Beds, from 30 10 As dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
30. y. Charles-sfreef
lie has on hand On assortment Of Mattresses &c all
kinds. .Nes-b0r., .HGrch 2g. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17
JOHN Hull,

Has taken the shop, No. 3, Washington square,
Il where he has recommended tie Tailoring bus
iaess-He soicits the patronage Of his fJiends and
the public in general Aitering Jm-oif th.t h. sh,n
be enabled 20 mcri, th.i f,vr-, b,l! ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17

NICHOLAS GuFFROY,
Dry Goods Store,
and
Circulating Library,
NO. i04, IhaiaeS street, .ferpoff

~ 1875. Tam street,
INFORMS the pubic that he uas for sale, ndepcn-
dent of hs constant supply Of Cutlery, Jewelry,
Watches, Looking Glasses, &c 6sc-Sugsr, Coffee
best superfne PhIadeiph Foui b, wholesale and
retail, at very reasonable puces for cash
lie also continues hi, procssiua of manufacturing
Gold and Silver Warc-.nd gives the true value OF
old Gold and Silver according 10 their standard.
great variety Of o,hgr articles VIII be found At
his store, which arc 100 ma 10 mention.
Ne~Pn., FebrHarg p. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17
CHEAP GOODS.
PETER p. REMINGTON,

No. 1lS, 1Aapa s.stree,
HAS Just received an elegant assort-
l. = ment of cotton Cambrics. Dimities. imiitaien
Shawis, Cambria Prints, pink and butf Ginghams,
copPerpate cacoes and vestngs. which will bo
sold cheap can be purchased in the state.
.Newport, Nay 5, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17

The Fatem ialbrJVea .-as ..t,- 4tAs,
TOR lighting Mauufactorics, VI ue,. Nris Streets,
a Theatres, Lighthouse. So. e. ~ 'nven-
eat. safe and economical manner wi'h C4s.L gh's
produced from fossil coal, will be pi' up c0mp.e'c
for operation on reasonable terms. .1d ever, I"iDr
NATION respecting 1t Communicated ppIcaiirl tO
VlNSLOW LEWIS, Bss'0g-or
DAVID MELVILLE, .NssD0ri. q
N.B-1he Lights u,lyb DC seen ~ lPa,ra,io1 a.
any tine daring the approaching summ-f ~ t's Basa-
ing.iogss, NesP9rt. .lprR@S 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17
q This is to give Notice -!
1HAr
NATHANIEL SWEET,

No. ll2, LAeaP-Slde,
IN addition to his former stock in ,raGe has just
l. received an elegant assortment Of
SPRING AND So fiZEh GOODS,
at whoos4le and retail--viz.-
bttclOths, Cdsgi",tres and r.anocls; Dew
onshirc K,fseys, Plans and Ycs,ngs, Dmities, I'M
Gress'd c-lon Prints and Calicoes Ginshans /;
Sh4wis CO ton Cambrics shir,ing Cottons Dia-
kins &c &c all of winch az determined to sell
cheap can be purchased in Newport. His old
customers and the public in general, requested
20 call ..ad see
wort. April %, 1915 (6w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-31

WAS this morning found in the Lei
Wv attached to the warehouse Of MIR
Charles Tyler. The owner can obtain
Ii by applying to Mr.. Tyler, and paying
the cost Of this advertisement.
Oct % ST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-31

I'm ETURN their thanks to the Citl-
"a, zens of Alexandra and its vlclnl-
ty. for the liberal encouragement since
their commencement in business, and as
SIRE them that no exertions viii be
wanting to merit a continuance OF the
same. They have employed number OF
6rst rate Workmen. which will enable
them to fulfill orders with more accuracy
and punctuality than heretofore; and
from long experience in the principal
towns Of the United States, they feel
that for fashions and durabili-
Ity. their work shall be exceeded by none.
they have good assortment of their
own manufacture, together with large
assortment of Northern make, which
renders their stock extensive. which
they will dispose Of Wholesale and retail
|at the Baltimore prices. Country deal
ers are particularly invited to call.
N B.-These who have accounts
standing. are earnestly requested to
cali and discharge the same, as it IS
;mnossible to defray the expences OF such
am establishment without Punctual pay
ment. y
Ocfoher %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-31

g. Il i,ffitEINE !. and second cloths, as
~ sorted cOIors
pelisse ditto, cassimeres, cords, &c.
piaiDs. mixed and Devonsllire kerseys
Rose and dnfil blankets, coatings, &c.
Assorted Hannells
Ditto yestings
Ditto hosiery, cotton, Angola, worsted
and Iambs' wool
IA Irish linen, and "a ditto sheeting
Is. z, s, 8 and 10-4 Irish damask Ia
BILE linen
81 and 2e-4 ditto table cloths
IA and 9-8 calicoes
IA and Ga ginghams
9-S and GA cambrics and jaconet ditto
Cd dimity cambria
Saperfne dimity and furniture ditto
Ditto India chiTitz fhrDitures
Patent steam lSom sllirting cotton
Domestic ditto
Bombazetts, assorted coIors
Bonbazcena. ditto ditto
Plain and striped null muslins
Corded, fancy striped and twilled cam
brio handkerchieis
S, 6 and "a lace shawls, black & white
Elegant Brussels, Venetian and English
carpttings
Colsred cotton, linen & Madras hand
kerchiefs, furniture &. carpet bind
ing. fringes, etc. etc.
BE- The above goods were purchased
on the most favorable terms, and WILDE
sold low for cash or on liberal credit
for approved notes.
/ homas F. Herbert
October 90 d1w2aw3w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-31
For Boston.
Adam Lynn,

Opposite tie Mechanics Bank,
Has received by the ship Ocean and Su
perior,
a large and general assortment Of
ERONMONGERY, Cutlery. plated and
4 timed saddlery, japanned, brass
and plated wares
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-31
Alandevflle & LarrnOS
vaudeville e Larmolls

0rner Of King and Fairfar Il M..
and W'ater Streets Qfef for Sale,
100 Chests Gtinpowsler. Imperial M
Young Hyson TEAS Of the lsis'
impoftations, and can be sold low
er than any of the Northern As,l
kets can at present afford then
90 boxes Imperial
so lacquered boxes Young Hyson
Is boxes Young Hyson and Hysr.
Skin-Montesquieu's cargo
10000 lbs. Green Coffee
90 bags old Java Coffee, for gens.,I
family use
so hOgsheads and 60barrels 0rleas
st. Croix and Martinique Sug,,
5000 lbs. leaf ard lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. first quality Bengal Iudiga
10 puncheons West India Rum
200 gallons genuine old Irish WIS
key
100 boxes Soap
500 reams Wrapping Paper
With their usual general assortment efg
Best Wines, Liquors & Grp
cerieS.
N. B.---Country dealers are respect
fully requested to view their assortment
Aug. Is
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To Rent,
The Brick Store,

A. the corner Of Prince & Union Streets
now in the occupancy of David and
jonathan Ross. The stand for Groce.
nv Store aud the purchase OF Gram. i
superior to any in the place.--Posses-
sion given 18th October.
Apply to
sept. IL.
PRIN TN II
Handsomely executed at this Ollie.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-31
Ten s.OIiarS Reward

Ten isOIlarS Reward
n AN AWAY from the subscriber on
go, TUESDAY the 10th instant, a Negro
Woman named Fanny, late the proper
: Of John Gooding. Of West-Rdd, and
sneralIy kuown in that neigaborhood
Goadiag's Fanny. She was in the
se;fy Of "a vet nurse and mar proba-
attempt to hire herself as such She
% years Of age and about $ feet high,
subject to intoxication, in which state
Is left me, IT i believed. that she was
essed IN faded yellow stripedcotton
S5bit aud white dinity short gown, but
ay have changed her cloaths in Alex
s.dsia where She las mother, free
oman. named Betty Brown. viii
I'VE the above. reward for securing said
,iegrosiu jail so that get her again.
Richard DE Butts.
October II tf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-31

Consist
Iron rim, and brass
door locks
Stock locks
Drawer, chest, desk.
trunk, cupboard;
and pad locks
Fl, HI bait, parlia-
ment. table and
chest hinges
Screws, bolts, latch
es, planes, chs
sells augurs, plane
irons, compasses,
squares,,han pan.
mel, tenant, sash.
and compass saws
Mill, cross cut, and
pit saws
smiths files
Mil, cross cut, pit.
and hand-saw files
Rasps
ivory, buckhcrn, 6
bone table g des-
sert knives and
forks
Pen. pocket, prun-
ing, butchers and
shoe knives
Razors and scissors
grass commode han
dies and knobs.
cloak aad curtain
pins
Hard butt Hinges.
hooks, socket cas-
tors, nails, stair
rods and eyes,
chimney hooks,
kettles, candle.
sticks, and foot.
men.
Plated and tin'd bril-
die bits, stirrups,|
buckles e slides,l
martingale heOksl
and spurs. /
e great cdriety
Which he offers fol
terms wholesale and
August 26.
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Joel Z. Harper e Co.

| Joel z. Harper s. Co.
Ar THE CORNER OF KING & RoYA1
STREETS,
HaUe just. receired an assortmentct
I SEASONABLE GOOLS,
CONSISTING OF
Cloths supertine and Cd quality
|Cassimeres, worsted cords and cassinsh
|2 bales rose blankets
l bale stripped do.
/ bale iannels asserted
l bale coatings
Blue, drab and mixed plains
Worsted and cotton hosiery long ardI
short
Lambs wool do. do.
Blue, black, gray and drab stockistt
Bombazetts plain and figured
Rombazeen, fancy vestings
Kid gloves long and short, coiOred and
white
Ladies and gentlemens silk gloves, CO.
lored and white
Beaver and dog skin do.
Black leyanhnes
White and colored Virginia do. mantA
Do. florence, plaid silk. forentlne..
Sewing silk, thread coIored apd wli'e
White and colored cambrics
Ginghams and calicoes, irish linens
Do. shirtings, shirtiDg cotton
Black aud white silk hose
BaDdano handkerchiefs
Black silk do. lib. pins
Gibbons plain and figured
leo dezen yarn hose
With number of other aticles who
they will sell, Wholesale or Retail, lu
" Cash or to punctual Customers.
:lct 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-31

ing Of
I1apann'd, black, red
& white tea trays
Plate warmers and
dressing cases
Shoyels and tongs
iGreen wire Tenders
IIron, tin. & copper
tea kettles
Sauce pans
Pins
Needles
Knitting pins
iron and iapan'd
candle. sticks
.Crambo. Toupee e.
knife combs
Cloth, nail, hair,
crumb, paint am
sweeping brushe
Shot bolts. powde'
TASKS, fishing rods
lines and hooks
Walking canes and
whips
Pocket books, bacl
CANNON boards.
snuff boxes, pia
ted candleshcksi
casters, Sc.
Guns, pistols. dirks
and gun-fints.
Vices, anvils, spades
shovels, frying
pans. bar e sheet
lad and tin plates
.Bar-iron, steel, and
Wagon boxes.
ALSO,
Gilt and mahogany
framed pier look
ing glasses
Toilet and pocket
glasses
Military goods and
Jewellery, and
IF other Articles,
sale on moderate
retail.
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Has iast received Il IS ope Mug on hing
street, next door 10 Messrs. Jaii ana
adams. and oppo site Ia MIR. w illlafa
REatton's, hand some assortment g
Hardware 81 CHtieTys
Consisting Of
Halves and forks; pocket knives
<sfraW a1d drawing ditto
i N6kcl,ers pea and sh0emakers ditto
Sack. cIless, cupboard, desk, pad and
horse locks
RI and EfIs hinges
slrap, chest, butt and parliament ditto
Weed screws
Fiaf and round bolts
kboxels and Spades
Shevels and tongs Of superior kind
I Goal sifters, plane IRONS, double q sin-
Gle Chissels and gouges
Turner's and fermers haschets and ham,
naers
Hand AVID wood saws
Rasps and files assorted
lfon weights, chatting dishes
HFa8e irons. rat traps
1nkstanis, pocket ditto
britannia metal tea pots, silver patterns
lea caddies and bread baskets
Plated castors Of the best quality
TrDwels. pencil cases, lOOhpieLA
Needles and pins
! Goat. west aad bullet buttons
Parlorand toilet glasses
Toa trays, assorted
Plate. warmers, brass candlesticka, iron
astto
Backband chains and halters
Cur, combs and coffee aills
Brass lnortars and iron ditto
Vices aud stewards, brass nails and
tacke Of all KINDS
xyire Siftefs aud hair ditto
Psflor belIowsss aud kitchen ditto
AnAir0ns ans Frying pans
Stuff aud tobacco boxes, assorted
pprket and haif combs.
ALSO
A great variety OF other Artieles,I
which he offers for sale on moderated
terms.
October IA u ]
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-31
mo. 1890
ST ties for roofl o Houses.

THE subscriber res, ectiuiiy u lC,ms
the citizens of Alexandra. Geo. Town
and Washington. that lie is authorised to
contract for the delivering apv Quantity
of Baltimore Fo6frg Slate. sold by Mr..
". Carman. Tie GLOWING are tie rri-
ces -
For 10 and II in length. 8 dollars per
q uare, roof measure.
FIR 19 and Is ditto. 9 dollars.
For IL, 10 AID X ditto, IL doIlers.
For II, Is and l9 ditto, II dollars.
For 90, 81 ard 90 difto. IL dollars.
For %, 81 ant. q ditto, IL dollars.
For 90 and &C ditto. Cd dollars.
The terms will be more fully stated
TO anv gentleman calling Oh tie suhscfib-
er in King-styeet.
JOHN PARAnisE.
& May 81. GAY If