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Land for Sale.
935 Acres.

In the county of Fairfax. four milo, /.
GeorgeTewn and Washington 2.
and ten from Alexandra. thro, WY
the contemplated turnpike road &
Georse-T to Leesbars passes
ct is bounded more than niIe bv 4
n Potomac, on whichiies so or 60 ~
OF rich bottom and about 500 acres olr'
timber, a dwelling house with 4 rOo.
a large barn and few Ont builajn~
This land was originally of Che frsf,e.
lily, and experience has proven it6S
perfectly susceptible OF Improvements,
the use Of gypsum.
A Mill Seat,
TO which any part of the above landn,,
be attached, and from which -four M,
be water-borne to George Town. Asg.
water will be taken from the Potomac !
will be capable of driving all the year,s,
machinery that may be erected: tte,i
peusein conveying the water to the vts
will be less than in ordinary cases, and
trip day may be made by tie boats
navigating the river.
GO Acres,
In the county Of Loudoun, 8 miIesbelor
Leesburg. lying on Broad Run-aSOs
ores are heavily timbered, the balances
fresh land and produces well.
Mr.. Matthias, of Leesburg, or W.
Lud,eeH Lee, OF Belmont, will sheva.
land and make known the terms Of St
The whole of the above property Will
sold on a long credit (if required sA
interest from the date.
Richard III. Love
Rokebv. kucust II On
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New Publications.
Just Receirsd. & for sale By

Jass Received, &. for saleby
! James Kennedy e Son,
ElENERAL Sarazin's account of the
ST War in.Spain and Portugal, with
a Map exhibiting the positions Of the Ar
mics.
Birbeck's Notes on a journey through
France in July, August and September,
1914.
A General View OF the Government Of
France, under Louis XVIII.
Memoirs of Lady Hamilton.
Hebrew Melodies, by Lord Byron. 6
Duty on the White Cottage, by Mrs.
Roberts. 'f31
Discipline, Novel by the author OF
|Self Control.
The Velvet Cushion.
The Beauties Of Christianity, by
|Cbateaubriand.
The Martyrs, by do.
An Essay on the Character and Writ,
|ings ofst. Paul, byHannah Moore.
Oct 26 e0
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New AlinaAacy
JOIN II. Stesrart,
HAS JUST PuBLIsHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FoR 4HB Yg6a sFoUR lord
-- 6l6-

Country merchants and others suppl
ed with them BY the quantity on the low
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter "a
pers, bibles, testaments, spelling books.
primers and,!listoiies--slates and pencils.
playing and blank cards, Russia and
Dutch gnilIs and ink powder-A gene
raj assortment of Greek, Iatinand En-
glish school books--most Of the new pub
locations Of the day, and a large stock Of
standing works OF merit, yiz.--Episcopal
and Roman prayer books, Psalm and
Hymn books, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books, &c.
He expects in a few days a supply of
German Almanacks, and hasjust receiv-
ed by the Wilhslmina frolA Liverpool,
90, 600 English Quilts
OF a coed quality and cheapEnglish
waters in tin b0xes-black lead pencils
and Dutch sealing was.
T 1s cross Of Humphreys copper
plate playing Cards, first quality and as
serted sizes.
Govt OF
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IN ew Publications. &c.

Recently Receired for Sale oy
JAMES KENNEDY & Son,
|GtHATEAUBRIAND's Beauties OF
|V Christianity,
The Fathers Gift to his Children, con-
sisting of Origin q Essays. Tales
and Reflections, z vols. by Dr. Ma
VOr,
4 General View of the Political State Ct
France, and of the Government Of
Louis XVIII. 4,
Bernard's Tour through France. swlt
zerland, Savoy, Germany and bel,
eiurn. in 1914, a,
Mss More's Essay on the Character OF
Practical Writings of st. Paul,
The Whole Works Of ditto. vols. III
various Binding,
|Natson's Bishop Of, Landaf1 Serious
Address to YoungPersons after Con-
firmatiOH,
The Velvet Cushion and Covering,
VIII teor Duty the Cottage By the late
Mrs. Roberts,,
Discipline, BY the Author Of Self Con
troll, evols.
Holidays at Home, by Miss Saunders,
Frank. being 9th part Of early Lessons,
4 BY Miss Edgeworth,
Waveriey, 2 vols.
belinda, 2 vols. by Miss Edgeworth.
The Lord Of the Isles, a Peem by Wal.
ter Scott,
Lara and Jaqueline, do.
The Magic Of Wealt,, 2 vols.
Hebrew Melodies, by Lord Byron.
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Elegant Stationary.
,Just Receivedby late .arrirats from Eng
Mad, Holland and .Neac- York,
A Handsome Assortment
! of the above,
O.N;SLsII.N'G or

ETOT pressed gilt and pink Letter
Paper. fine hot-pressed Folio Post
castridge, log, plotting, wrapping, moroc.
co and gold Paper for Ornaments, Fools
Cap do. of different qualities, bonnet
Boards, large quantity OF the best
Dutch and English Quilts assorted, gold
Leaf. gentlemen and ladies morocco
Pocket Books, and Thread Cases, Asses
skin Tablets, of all sizes, ltnKnivesiof
very superior quality. bone and Ivory,
Folders, plated Glass, wedgewoed and
pewter loggerhead Inkstands, pocket 40,
best black lead Pencils, and Crayon's
silver Penal Cases, Reeyes's genuine
Water Colours in boxes and singly.
Gamel's hair Pencils, Sealing Wax and
Waters, British and American Ink Pow
der OF the first quality, Japan and India
Ink. do. Mathematical instruments:
Gunter's Scales and Dividers, Sand and
pounce Boxes. Blanks of all kinds, and
Rlank Books of every description, made
10 any pattern equal to any manaiactur,
ed in the United States.
Jas Kennedy & Son.
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DRY GOODS,
E0R S.fLE.

FUfk Celb1'
YEyHE subscriber having returned I
Alexandria, with his stock of DR..
ads offers the same for sale at re
duced prices.
~ AMONG THEM ARE.
G;nsha,os. plaids and stripes,
canlbficR rnuslins, cotton shirting.
/ I.innen. estopiiaas,
Book muslin, plain and figured,
.Dacohet do do do
Cypress ga,He, plain, ta.a aDi
Observation-Disclosures.
lVorsted and cotton hose,
Pound pins, bombazetts,
CoIored threads, childrenss socks,
Beaver gloves, silk ditto.
Floss cotton, vesting, ribbands.
Lace handkerehiefs and shawls,
White: chip hats, Brittagnes linnen
FIannels. dilhity,
Sewing silk, suspenders. &c.
The above are offered for sale at TIN
Store occupied by Mrs. Mooney, mex
oor to Messrs. Bryan Hampson & Co
Fairfax street.
TAINTED to, Hire,
"A WOMAN capable and willing t
"a do house work generally-to on
# good habits and industry, liberal wage
vii be given. 80,
Nov is So 2ws
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HARDN ARE.
Advertisement,

IN obedience to anorder ofthe C0un-
"A ty Court of Fairfax, we will on Mon
3axtbes a8thtlasof Adjustment, proceed
to sell to the highest bidder, all hatpar-
eek tstract olEland, 1now occupied by.
and In the possession OF Thomas Ogden
|sf a'hcnas j Belonging to the representa-
lives of the late John. allisan. sen. de
|Seased. - kistlactis believed to contain
between go aud 100 acres. tolerably wei
iyatered, with a good proportion in wood.
bounded by Rasepsworth, and the lands
|sf William Cash, sen, Zacharlab Ward,
and w. H. Faote. Ed. and about seSehI
miles from Alexandria, further dsscrif-
hon is thought unnecessary. as 1t is pre-
sumed any person inclined to purc]'ase
Mould view the premises. which will Be
shewn on application to the tenant .Ehos..
ogden of Ibotaas .-Ihc terWs, vii! be
Sns thifdsashs, and bonds with approved
security for the balance payable in IL
e IS months. The saseto take place on
the premises ard viii commeace at III
5scIack. at WHICH time and place due at
tendance win be given by the
a j IA .A
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25
fresh 1rhgs. Chenica
fons London
4: M LTTEE

. wrs Z A.
pnucGrsr s. ApoTHEcaRY, King st.
M ASiust reeeised per ship Joseph,
from E0ndoi, and offers for sale.
iEa5 lb. OH ot Vitriol, in Carboys
500 Id. Aqua Fortis Of very superior
quality in'cases Of soto 20 lbs.
cask Sugar OF Lead
q j dofIyory Black sg
IFd0s Rotten Stone
/ 10 blue Vitriol 81
81 i case Magnesia 9ss
j cask prepared Chalk
1 do Lapis Calaminaris
do EPSON Salts
i do white Mustard Seed
/ bale gkamonile Flowers
/ case genuine Windsor Soaps,
elegant article Ssa4E
& Calomel. tartar emetic, volatile salts
red presipitate,r calcined magnesia. pu-
rified opium, in powder, squiils,9in pow
der. and a. variety Of other chemicals
and powders. is's -.
Plain and spring key teeth instre-
,nents. one sett teeth Instruments best
lsncets, grain scales and weights in box
es. s79ars
/ Handsometi teeth brushes, athe bristics
af which will BOT come ont in psiag, &c.
| The acknowledged superiority of Eng
lish chemicals and powders. aoser these
Of orr own country. Whit rs hoped,
operate as an ilducement with ephysi-
dams and others:etb call and examine
these. which were obtained from oae OF
the most respectable. and distinguished
s:hemistsin k6lsdoa, and will be found to
be of quality and purity which may be
relied on with confidence.
3 November 8ilt4.S dsfcawaw
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Al Teacher Wanted.

TIE subscriber, residing near Hay
inurket post-ofice, Virginia, wishes {,
employ for the present year, a singh
man, to take charge OF a private schoo
ofeight or ten pupils.
Thomas Turner.
October H.. tt
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Landing this Day

From the British brig William, Captain
Henry F. Curtis from Barbadoas, for
sale by the sul,scribers-
40 puncheons ST. Vincents and Anti.
qua Rum
as hhds. Superior Barbados Sugar
Is, bbls. -slo do do
SO do. Irish mess Pork
45 10. Lemons. Lines and Shadr!ocks
1 do. AKRON Rect FIeur
Adams, Herbert q 20
November Is
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Nav las.I;nS and 81 fFor salc by Tie sub
scrsbefs,
ehe,fs black Tea eslaal to any we
nave ever had for iainiIy use \
casks . slca sioshen Gheess
sSS' I. s.. ksg ! s 81. 81 sss.
ssls & c5 s. Il ~ ss7
20 fspfy' 'pstts BASKETS, Y variety
81 - Il e -, -. - "a, ~, !,
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80, y "a as s';s E,I.,Sss asoa,
s S. - 49,: y. AZ y, 8 :
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= ,ss,ss 49, Snd Alrs,;,,..
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sv;e,sssf ) asye }ho,,pbf sj,s,sv rkpans Al the
s,,yaeF 81 F.e;lsgss 8 IA HIN s;tFests
- d ilssss,$s 5 @vlssi - s1sssas,s1s ~ sssI4'
:, $. 800 bs,sf.
! ssH's'h f8t!'sSs = ',,t0s'.ii .seSp'y, I
= slfs s g q tIsT 90 g g
s.fsyatt e. w. ilSOn,
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-16
p % s r s. c. r I p e !,
From the Correspondent Of the Mercanfih
1d,prfispT.
s: Boston, Thursday Noon.

:. UDStON, slHuFSttuy osoo1'
&C The Spanish brig Arabel has Just ar
lived from London with a small cargo.
Sailed Feb. 10Th, and from Cowes March
s1st. Put into st. Michaeis, and left.
there April 10th. Welfare been favo ed
With London parers to March 18th, and
the following extracts from the London
:: Times" of April Sd and Dublin 8 Corr
respondent of the 9th, which passen-
ger saw at st. Michaels -
London. April Sit is officially an
nounced that Louis XVIII. is at Client:
and that the garrison at Isle had de-
cared for Bonaparte, who is sending all
his disposab!e force towards Belgium
The Moniteur observes that the Empe-
ror had left the army, and returned to,
Paris and that Lord Wellington had
arrived in Belgium where he was to take
the command Of the Ouch, Hanoverian.
Belsic, & English troops, with the addition
of 10000 Russians, placedunderhis COM
mand by the En-. Alexander, forming an
army of 900 men. Prince Schwart-
zenberg was to command the Russian aad
Austrian ARMY; dBlucher tie Prlssians.
Part of the latter had crossed the Rhiie.
MARSHAL Ausereau, for whose head Bona
,arte haI offered price, had joined tie
Emperor again. The Duke of Angoulene
was at Marseilles. which city still held
ont for the Bour5ons. Dieppe WAS de-
clared free port for. the English"
s: The ISABEL left M American vessels
at St. Michae's. Spoke, May 1st, lat.
~. long. SIS, ship Francis, 10 DAYS from
Norfolk for liverpool. April Goth lat.
10. long. As, 90, spoke an English brig 19
DAYS from Cork for Richmond had ra-
rers on board to April III. No fruit at
st. Michae!s when tie Isabel left. Moth
inc of American cruizers. PASSENGERS.
Messrs. We!les, Lamson. aad Pulsifer.
{. Also, arrived, shin Indus, fran A.
lcxandria brig Friendship, from Peters
burg; schrs. Sally, from Wilmington:
Deidamia & Hone, Richmond; Eller,
Philadelphia John, Norfolk Hohe, Bal
tinore sloop Volusia, Fairfield"
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80 sasssrala Pollard, from
Also : s,sry. + days from the Cares.
Itdfr'cs,T, mics Z. s. e. from Sandy \
Sd inst -. - struck with lightning. which
IVs's, y5 Ne 1,oretopmastand windlass to
sAivele' cent through the deck in two
fieces' .aa came cut thraagh the bends.
llas .s 'caased her to leak oons'deraoly i
vlse ss al keptahe pumps going almost S all
d. tine silsee.
ic'rs a. u SAMUEL TopLIFF.
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William Morgan,
ROOT 81 SHOE.WHKER.

D EsPAC, FULLY Informs the pub
d lie that he intends carrying on the
above business in the house he at present
occunies. next door to Mr.. A. B. Dicks
Apothecary Shor, and opposite the Office
Of the Alexandria Herald. where he will
use every exeftion to give satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their GUS
tom.
May .16. eMsm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-16

Of all sizes and in al! tie various kinds of
binding. plain Calf and Morocco gilt,
some very elegant.
ALSO,
The new Manual of Devotions.
Paley's Evidences of Christianity.
D,Idridge's Rise and progress Of Religion
- Family Expositor,
The Works Of the Rev. John Newton.
Hobart Fasts & Festivals of the Church,
- Pastoral Letter to the Laity,
Thanksgiving Sermon for the
blessings of Peace,
Horseley's Sermons,
Horne on the Psalms,
Nienvort's iious Meditations and Pray
Faaer's Essay ON the Holy Spirit,
Smiths primitive Psalmody,
Cumberland's Calvary,
A view of the N. York State Prison,
Holidays at home. By Charlotte saun-
ders,
Frank part being the 9th part of early
Lessons by Miss Edgeworth,
M'Mahon's Gardening,
Moore;s Greek Grammar.
Nelson's Greek Exercises, and great
variety ofChildren's Looks with ensrav-
ings.
May Is. cow
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Commercial Information.
ST. UDEs. Feb. "a, 1915.

ST. CBES. FED. Il, 1910.
Torlades s. Co. hereby inform their
friends that the stock OF Salt at st. Ubes
ssar foreign vessels,i is reduced to 4 5000
news, which quantity will hardly suffice
10 load those Immediately expected from
.L.isbar: taat Of the new crop may be ey-
aected ia August or Sept. its price will
probably remain 1852 refs per moy on
board. The price of Salt at Lisbon is
-now 1000 AGO refs per moy measured
Oh board.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-16

From the London Gazette.
Saturday: March IS.
By his Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales, Regent of the United Kingdom
of G. Britain and Ireland, in the name
and on the behalfof his Majesty.
a PROCLAMATION.
GEORGE, T. r.
Whereas treaty Of Peace and friend
ship between his Majesty and the U. S.
of America hath been concluded at Client,
on the 9th dav of December last, and
the Publications thereof have been duly
exchanged: in conformity thereunto, we
have thought fit, in the name and Oh the
behalf of his Maiesty's dominioas and
we do declare toall his Majesty's loving
subjects, our viii and pleasure, that
ne said Treaty of Peace and friendship
he observed inviolably as well by sea as
aad, and in all places whatever; strictly
charging and commanding all his n ajes-
y's loving subjects to take notice there
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-16
A Tract of LAND,

Containing 100 Acres or thereabouts,
the property of the late Joseph Minor,
deceased. This Land, except sma |
part, is covered with the most valuable
kind of Timber, and affords yalua.e
situation for Tavern. lying in Fairfax
County, Virginia, at the intersection of
the roads leading from Leesburg to Alex
andria and Georgetown, Que mile below
the Fails Church, which MAKES the Or
stance to Alexandria between s and )
mics, and to Georgetown between ara
5. A further description is deemed un-
necessary, as those who wish to purchase
nay view the premises by calling on my
,eif, or nv brothef Smith Minor, living
adjoining the property.
May Is. dew.
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STARCH.

vEyIIE SUBSCRIBERS will be con.
n stantly supplied with the above ar !
tlcie, in packages fit Cor retailers and for
expectation which they warrant equal
in quality TO the best Poland Starch, and
,ghich will be sold at tie customary MAJ
aufactory price.
Adams, Herbert & Co.
May IS.
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SHIP NEW S.
PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.
Charleston, May {

ENTERED.
Schooner Harriet, Clements, Balti-
more and cleared for Georgetown.
CLEARED.
Brig Galen, Grulby, Oporto.
- General Jackson, Abbot, Ealti-
more.
Emily, Dole, NeuburyPort.
Schooner Melinda, Lowell, Boston.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-16

tainted H,ssts and sides, and tie cut Of
her sails. to be the President, as she was
in New York just before he sailed; aitel
making these observations, in which the
Yankee prefssscd to be yerywell INFORM
ed, he walked up to Sir George Golfer,
to tie extreme amusement OF all, arld
making his bow. addressed him as tie
American commodore Decaturs REMIND
ING him at the same time of having seen
hinle at New-York. Sir George agreed
to all this; whenthe Yankee presented
the Johns papers, to shew what she was.
and complained ofhis crew, which he.
said, were such set ofvile mutinous sar-
penis. that his lie were in their hands eve
ry night and requested therefore, some
Of them might be changed for so many Of
ire supposed Presidents crew, and that
one in particular might have sound
Jogging. All this Sir George promised
with great gravity should be done, and
ordered the lst Lieutenant to Lave as
many men ready in exchange for those
complained of. After he had no more to
tell. Sir George recommended his re-
turning to the Jehn. and in great form
returned him tie slir's Fai ers, wish
ing him a good voyage, and de-.
string he would not forget TO let it be
known. he left commodore Decatur & his
squadron well. Jonathan took his leave
with great apparent satisfaction, but when
atopt 70 quit the Ieander, our 1st Lieut..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-16
John G.. Ladd

John c.. Ladd
Has receired and offers for Sale ON mos
aderata terms,
60 tons Plaster Paris,
cases men and boys thick and thin
Shoes,
/ case misses and childrens colored
Shoes,
2 cases Sewing Irvine.
!. Box large and small Hair Combs,
Few boxes dipped Candles,
9 Grass Cables,
Quantity Sheathing Paper,
8 by 10 and 10 by IL Glass.
May Is. st
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Public Sale

KV7ILL be sold to the highest bid
w der for cash, on Thursday tie
first cav of June next,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16
ADYERIIS M;CNTT

virtue b' deed OF trust bearing ,late, the OIL,
y day Oh Dece'nber, 1913, aud OF rcceUd IN
e"ua'y cont OF Aiensie, executed to the .,:Isrr.
p'rs ~ hoinAs Wills and Wilhemina his VIII ~:
secure the payment of certain Sums of MONEY H. -,
mentioned thereia',o John,M Sheppard, VIII !. -
sol, TO The highest bhtler, according 70 Iasy ,n he
premises, Oh The 6th-day Of Eofember next, .
TIE LOT M Il J
hlhc turn Of Ch4rletts.1alc e., ~ %.
WIN ITS appurtenances, togelhcruithg Die,ei b. ~
ee' OF iand, in the county of Alb-maiIe near. ,e
town OF Charlottesville, and particularly describes ~
.he deco aforesaid or SO much vi said prop.rty s.1
&c sufficient TO py and satisfy the paynent in tt
inenn9ned rs becoming due on the first d,, Of Jan,a
~; lSl1, with interest, and the costs and ersss IS
executing 'he trust tn subscribers being trustee, Or
vey such Title IS ia them is vested h., The decd
taxing no fcseonsiLty whatever on ten,selyea a. -
tue title, a. 10
A ALEX GARRETT. l4,-.,
2.Dt.-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16

20. 80. NEw-YcRK, Sept: ..
Joseph RTi5farte.- vii be retoiieeted that the
sE1s Comni.ce, capt hinservy, bound 10 Charleston
arrived lIeIe IN the 18th uIt irnln Bordeaux aud Lam
ded hve passsugeis- that il reported the cell
ebrated Ca'nOt OF item. We have made
some inquiry, from hch inclined 10 believe il
was not Csrnot, bat Joseph BOnaparte (the liking
OF Spsn,) ms Secretary servants, who were landed
here Alter resolving those h.e persors on Board
ina Commerce rspr- Misseryy got underway in,rle-
da'tely, aud bea; cut 10 sea, with tire wind ahead.
NEwSonE, Sept. IL.
'9he Steam Frigatc Euton-tiie-Fnst, we u1der-
stand, viii n1sc another excursion this morning To
Sandy Hook, Tor the plrfe.e Of further ueinoAsta-
ting heropowefs' She will fire salute of the Bat
terry, a'5ut nlne oelock, and then proceel down ,e
Bay.