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NAPOLEON'S RETURN.
[ Eatractad from Cobtett's ReSister.1

!.H ever there was news that struck
like thunderbolt, this was tlat news.
Many persons seem to be out OF TIER wits
at It. After having seen the dellUerGnce
of Europe accomplished TREY really appear
TO be delivered of their senses. For my
rsrt, am wholly unable to judge OF the
probabilities that exist in favor of or a
eainst the enterprise but, after viewing
What the people Of Italy, Genoa, switzer-
land, Spain, and even France hare expert
enced in consequence of his tall. cam
not say, that his restoration would to me
be matter of surprise especial y when l
consider how large part OF the soldiers
and of the people of France were, and
always appear to have continued FIRMLY
attached to him. AS to 1cishes, they avail
nothing. but we are now all free to express
those Which we entertain.-Our country
is at peace with the Emperor OF Elba as
well as with the King ofFrance. My
wishes are. that the Jesuits, the Domini-
cans, and the Inquisition may be put down
again. l do not care much By lchom; but
these a ancient and venerable institutions"
as the Cossacks of New-England call
them wish to see completely destroyed.
Louis the desired has not done what was
promised. He has not abolished the hea-
West taxes ;he has not left religion as he
found it he has not adhered to the Code
Napoleon; he has not left the press free.
T do not know, that surrounded as he
has been, that he could have done more
than he has done but, he has not done
all that was expected, and has done some
things which were not expected. 1t Is
quite impossible for me to know, whether
or no, Napoleon is best calculated to
make France happy ;but, to him who is
disposed tomake happy and tree, l most
sincerely wish success. At any rate,
with the same earnestness. with the same
anxiety, with the same forebodings OF
evil if my prayer be rejected, which !
felt when | SO often besought our govern
ment not to embark, and when embarked
not to persevere, in the war against the
Republic of America, | now beseech,
implore them, not, on any account, to
draw the sword, to waste the treasure and
| pour out the blood of our beloved and long
suffering country in this new quarrel
We all now feel the sorrows OF twenty
wears war. in the taxes and troubles which
have trod it's heels. If new war were
now to be undertaken, and that, too tor
sake of the Bourbons, what must be our
fate The question would now be cleared
of all the rubbish of 1892. If the KING OF
France stand in need Of no foreign AID
| why shsxld we draw the sword to gave
MIN aid Ifhe do stand in need OF TO.
| reign aid, is itnot clear that the people OF
| France are against him Il We' IN Tue
former case Interfere We dc it uapneceS'
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Price Of stoels, Mareh co. onsols
60 1.s- So 7-8 60 l-o IA. Omniums 9
dis.
Exchange on London.-At one month
90 fr. so Cat three months, 90 tr. % c.
LYoss, 18th March, 1915.
.y.aPOLEO.p, By the Grace Of God and
the Constitutions Of the Empire, Empe-
ror ofthe French, &c. Sc. &c.
Considering, that the House of Lords
is composed Of persons who have borne
arms against France. and who have an
interest in the re-establishment Of feudal
rights, in the destruction of equality a.
mong the different cjasses, in annulling
the sales of the national property, and Tie
nally to rob the people of the rights ac-
CURED by them in IS years of hard light
ing against the enemies Of the national
glory.
Considering that the powers OF the de-
puties - the legislative body had expired,
and therefore that the House Of Com
mons has no longer a national charac-
ter; that part Of this house has rendered
itself unworthy of the confidence OF the
nation in adhering to the re-establlsh-
ment Of the feudal nobility, abolished by
the constitutions accepted by the people !;
in making France pay debts contractedl IN
foreien countries to form coalitions and
pay armies 10 fight against the French
people; in giving to the Bourbens the IL
tie of legitimate king, which amounted to
decIaiming as rebels the French people d
the armies 8; in proclaiming as the only
good FreEchmen the efnigrants who dur
ing Is years have torn the bosom OF their
country and violated all the rights OF the
people in consecrating the principle that
the nation was made for the throne, and
not the throne for the nation.
We have decreed and do decree as
follows:
Art. /. The House Of Lords is dissolv-
cd.
Q. The House of Commons is dissolv-
ed it is ordered that each OF the mem
bers called and arrived at Paris since the
9TH March last, return home without de-
lay. ;, !,
sd. The Electoral Colleges of all the
departments of the Empire shall meet at
Paris in the course of the month OF May
next, in an extraordinary meeting IN
Champ de Mars, for tire purpose OF COR
recting and modifying our constitutions,
sgreeably to the interest and will OF the
nation, ard at the same time to attend
the coronation of the Empress, our dear
and well beloved wife, and also that OF
our early beloved son.
Signed NAPoLEoN'
BY the Emperor:
The Mashal performing the functions
of Mai Gen. of the Grand Army.
Signed BERTRAND.
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sarily if in the latter css., wer,l. g

sarily ; if in the latter csa.. We nal
to force upon foreign nation s sas,, va
ment whicfl,;t does not like. Them svssll'
it appears to me, that it is mposs;bl ,0' =
justify war against Napole, n uron CON ~, %
ground that at present exists. II Wa Guy
to war with Napoleon, he has now We -. g
the vast Importance Of American f,;s ssta
ship. America will keep al peace SI;I.
we suffer her unmolested to carry on 'I 1ss
trade all over the world. That w wo" "ts
ruin US. But, on the other hand. i # NY
attempt to prevent it, we shall har We
fight her both by land and sea,-Hs,s %
a choice of evils /; but am not Ita ' a.! !.
Francis Burdett's gentlemen, xbon ns OH
him, as he most justly complains. WIN
choice of evils, and nothing else. ~" f.a
say thatboth these evilsmsy besyoia '% !.
our remaining at peace, and leavms ts y
French and the Italians, and the Na Is
tans, and the Beigians, ard the R,, sapOil'
and the spaniards. and the prussians 'a ~
the Austrians, and the Hunearians's anu
the Dutch, and the Hanoyerians. 10 .. anu
their own good time & manner. And st me
Portuguese. had nearly forgotten , hs
Portuguese; and faith, they ought nat We
be forgotten; for they have not bess "
trife in the list of our expenses. vIs s%
OF money Or of men. Let us leave ,ss
Dutch Prfsbyterians to supply the Po, tne
guese and sPaniards with noodenIGoS:
and Virgins and Saints. let us rcs;r,
the corn of France when we want i. s.S
the wine and oil which wesalways vs sas
and let her receive our steel! conner sn
cloth, and other things. But let who will Mil
be the Ruler, letus have Peace with him .
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OF Cutting off all 1et.sat rem the corps of La
roche 1acquelin. ~
This bold project was executed with sue
cess worthy OF the grestett praise Gen. rs
teVe aivanced with the st column upon St
jean &c lMent; the Cd was placed at St HI
iaire de ftiez, Croix de Vie, end St. Giles
rive hundred muskets, inc,osed in chests,
great quantity Of pistols, % bots, flied wiz
goods, &c. tellinto the power OF the general !;
out at the moment when he returned to the
ROAD OF 81. Jean tie NIent he found it occupied
y3OOO insurTent., entreRched IN losses
Gen Esteves as sSilful as brave, feigned
retreat, which drew The enemy OUT of the
strong position which be occupied. Then re-
tnrnng with the imretuosity natural 20 our
troops, ne charged them lsth. the hayonet,
anc completely routed the rebels. Their loss
was considerable amchg the dead Mas found
me Cody OF the Marquis de La Roche Jacaus-
I'm, who commanded with the title of general
III Chief. lie was, on account of his ardent IN
sugations, one of the greatest obstacles to the
extinction OF the disastrous war which he had
excited.
Cur loss is very inconsidereble, but the ar
my Will regret the brave gen. Gross on, rho
died OF wound received from the fire uf mus
kerry near St.Iiilles.
During the movements of gen Esteve, &C.
neral brayer employed the other bands Of the
insurgents by a march on Chollet h., CO.
inmn had no engagement since the brilliant
one OF Pont-Barre but the fine military az
pect of his troops, and the severe DISCIPLINE.
which they observe, imprint respect which
must produces salutary effect
Gen. Noriau, by his vigorous dispositions,
freed the right bank of the Lore. A .hatta-
lion OF the seth, Supported by some gen d.
armes, victoriousIy repulsed party com-
manded by the Sieur Landernent, alto at
tempted to approach Ancenis detachnrents
advance on Savensy and La Roche Bernard.
lhey will re-establsh the communication
with Vannes
In short, 1t. gen. Bigarre has received or
aers to organize several columns, and 10 make
general attack on those bands, a feeble
part OF the population, which only appears
formidable by the evidence of the assembIa-
ges which it forms while the good citizens.
remaining at their home, wait, with impati-
ence the moment, which will bring back
tranquility, and will restote them to their la
bofs. st
Ihe national guard of Nantes is fine, and
the public opinion is maniieeted by the excel
lent reception given 20 the troops who have re-
inforced those whose conduct is already so
worthy of praise; the REGIS. have been re-
celved with cries ct Vive PEn,fereur.
Note, All the preceding details are ex =
tracted from the official correspondence of
1t. gen. Lamarque, Commanding in chief The
army o. the Loire.
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EyOL. AZ. o. rs.

be- which determined, that the orator shou,d
be heard tomorrow.
M. nupIn next rose propose his motion for
the appointment OF, p committee to collect the
constitutions, winch scattered in tie vas, bulle
TIN OF iswsSwerc difficult to be found; to class.
arrange, and re-cSst them into general law.
IL. proposed, .iIsc. that Co,nniittee of II
members be spnoinred for this purpose
Ii was agreed tnst M. Dupin should be heard
of law. r."
Some discussion then arose ~ a proposit;op
that .Menibets should be allowed to support
their SET propositions in written speeches. not
by exteiapore speaking. The decision OF this
Question was postponed
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F'OREIGN.
FRENCH PAPERS.

Yesterday Sunday the 1th) the ennerOr
being on his THRONE, surrounded bv the nr;o
ces ms brothers, the princes, gpand digo;ta-
RES ministers, &c. received at the Tbg;Ii~.
res before mass, a deputation OF the Chamber
On this occasion, the Prince Arcb-Cb.o-
ceitor President delivered the fcllowise ad-
dr5ss "'oS do-
> '5IRE-Your anxiety 70 submit 10 cor.s,,,
.Colat forms and rules, the absolute ,,o,yS~
Win which circumstances ard the conGde',ta
OF the people had invested yon. the new
fhtees 2Ivento the rights of tie marion eha
( o. Io,slness which leads you into re r,;,is.
Z. the uangsrs the army is about 10 br ,,,'s'
i,Sne.rate 81 hearts with profound gratit,,d
ne GERS OF traRce come to Offer yorr ~
JeSsy ING homage of this sentiment.
You nave manifested principles. sire. Whit,
are those OF the natiou-thev mus a. 49, S
our Yes, all power springs from th. 49,
tie'--,s instituted sor the people the cons,i.
t'onai monafchy is necessary 10 the Eca ,ssi,
as inc guarantee Of its liberty ana indef
S,re, while you shall be On the fro,,;e,. =.
the lead If the sons of tire country. ne ~ -
per c' Peers will zesioasly CONCUR in 81 ~,
iegSiauFs measure which circumstance y.
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CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

49, nli1lsf Of JHne IS.
Mr.. Leguevel deputy of FIorbitanl pro
poseu 10 sohct from the government, pro-
Ject OF law to repress the un,rages commit
ted by the Brigands, assuming, ne title Of Rof :
al bands, and he demanded u be allowed to
develops his motives in the sitting of the day
after tomorrow. So.
Inc following are the arrangements which
MIR, Leguevel submitted to the .a,nber
Art. 1. The goods and estates of lndiyd-
uais known to take part with the rebels shall
De sophisticated, and the produce collected
anu distributed as national property, except
dehhltiVe cohhscation of the sand effects s!!all
be PRONOUNCED by All Interior law. The rebel
who shall have laid down his artha shall not
recover has property till after an amnesty.
oy virtue o. replevy, grarted bv government
and IN TO case shall be able To claim the re-
venue, interest * produce which fell due tIu
Tlng me rebeiilon,a and lis amnesty swan not
aIec. the sentences pronounced againes him.
which will be hereafter mentioned
: 2. All those known to have token irSars
with these bands Of rebels or brigai., taking
me title OF the roya! army, are responsible to
me null amount of the damage done by those
bands directly or indrectf
Articles 8, q, aud 5, contain disno7i.;,ns for
carrying the above into effect
8. Every sale made by rebel a month be
iore quitting his abide, Or during the time of
his rebellion, is Yoid.
q All the reuels and their relations, in the
ascending o. descending line, are nut out of
the protection of the Law.
At these words the assembly, which till
then had listened with Calrnness to the nro-
pos'tioni ct NJ. Leguevel, manifested the live
iicst disapprolatict
FROM all parts rssounded these words, pro-
nounced win energy, and frequently repeat
nj ~ IL.
! day ''''
Several members demanded leave to speak
| and PRESENTED themselves at the tribune q,
the same time.
The assembly demanded, without internnis
sion, the order OF the day, & showed that il
| would haze no discussion.
! Inc resident succeeded In festorin6 mo
/ ment calm TO the assembly etd The,
! deWahded if it would hear one 3f the snea
| ke7s, who presented themselves Co the tri
| bcne.
The cries ofthe order of the day began a
/ gain with the same energy.
| The President II put 10 the vote tb- ,.5e
Of the day.
Several Memoers--With oensdre.
| he ChaiHher unanimously passed sinpf
! add merely 20 the order OF tie DIV.
NJ. Founly-tientlerne the object of IN
| proposition which / have 10 submit to t1
Chamber, IS the rcessiy Of regulating %
law the momentary Suspension of the Cors,
tuition N some districts, while the public safe
! " c;the maintenance Of crsuuuiiity in.oer
cosy requre It. Thei IS absolute weed {
SINE regulation - The employment Of tho.
s'-'I ''oroinaIy measures, which hsTe Hilbert
geTh emu siy executed in ali arbitrary name
demand lobe heard to-snor~9yT. in order
deyelopc this Propesitieu, When J shail COWS,
myself strictly 70 che PRINCIPLES " + ob are n
Das,s OF our consstV'i9nal s, sterB.
". 'N"uOu
= AK resio'0 t So9'E t3s ssase of t9s Char
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NOTIEK

IRE SubSc'fJe15, rt,lfey the firm of
LEWIS, PERKINS ~ Co.
~ NiNI taken the Soutlt tenement of Col Bull
8 y loc's buildings, frcr, sbe Tssnl ,ybrI ths
an store large quantities 'sny article offer their SER
sl'es lss Commission ,HerC.anfs) to III friends and
tiie puoiie at large. ~
hey have for safe large quantity Of PIT Goals W.
ilS acquiring the iumberhOuse Of Fcz & fIast,ison
on me Hasp, aud will treat With any rsrsor (Who
Soinst Well reeommended) for ralsng of coal A. Maor
'nO. Slal'ory's Pitts, IN Powistag n, .-,s.[.
WGrner Leqvi0, R5bery Mine,
-, Nat. Perkins, Rotor Frenef.
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CHXLDRE.V;S' SCEO0L.
The SUBSCRIBER

EbAfi-ocN . her respects to the Ladies and Cen
~, n nemen OK TINS Town and its vicinity aud informs
them that she has opened Schosi for "a, r,.,,,;n
on.iuren rom the age of to l4years-St prooeses
E'ie"ins hesding, Writing, Plain Sewing and tine
. n.enca language She pledges herselfto the Pa
.ehtS anu Guardians who may confide their children
10 ner care that the strctest attention viii he mad ~
their morals ' "S pau -
r., ahe Terms Of Tuition, are as jozlorus, zir
For Reading, per quarter, q
Reading & Writing,
Reafiing, Writing . Sewing
ne'I .g & Writing, Sewing, and " - -
Entrance one dollar which will boveve, no LII.
yea from the quarterly pay. The hours Of Tuition
i De from hslipsst eight until half past one in The
ioenooi ana from three till FIVE in the afternoon O.
'S,y 'py' Saturdays excepted
NeNs s nes'rous OF placing children under her
a. Sii Please call at her lodgings, or ShocSoe Hill.
uieepy OYER the Penentiary Store where a fine ar,
ioop, VI, De appropriated tor the accommodation If
her fntiig" Ihose who may favor her with a call
WIN ee apie 70 SEE some specimen of her workper
sors eager &C IKE lessons OF the French LANGUAGE
Wih please to oal pt make arrangements az 10 H.
TIME ft, such "a, when the subscriber will he dis !
engaged from her Gsiy-echoars
he subscriber viii rive lessons to Young a,I;es =.
tieIr own home7, at . moderate price
ne subscriber soicts earnestly share of nnbI;c
patronage, as support during her husbands absence
VINO necessarily obliged to SO toiepart for Earopr
1iopns Tor the Indulgence ola LIBERAL and generous
pubic, she remains their humble seryt
JULIA RENAULT.
N b. Wanted to hire, A NEGRO CIRI, who ;s
tand to children Such one will NEE. wiz good us.
ses ano Kind treatment. Apply as above
Aug. g---St
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ROBERT X. JOE vs.
ms FOR SALE, "

M his Office. mn Street
z bids. Muscova,!o sugar
20 casks Iliberts brown sfout
- crates vel! assorted Queens ware
cases English glass vsre
- Kegs London brown Pant, ground in oil
~ 20 do superior black paint
boxes TN
3 pair fashionable New-York made card tables
Aug. o q
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2a5 ACRES L.aJND,

Cyinss "a sne County OF Gooshland, on Beaver-,lam
IrceS' Belonging TO the Lsgates Joseph Peasants,
SsS oS.s the place ot his te residences g bonn
ded by the lands OF VIM. Miller. (CI'k1 Rober,
Pleasants, dc-on this tract of and, there is 10 A.
eres oil prime bottom land the Creek the highland
mas a mos. excellent clay foundation, ana distant a.
bout 20 miles from Richmoud
Those disposed to purchase are invited IN v; ., ,,,s
Hahu before The day OF Sa.e.-TsRss l. ., and 8
years credit purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
By TIE LEG-9TEES
do ser. '" e'o ""'o"
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CO-PARTNEhoHiP


TIE. -RUC9ION' 50 COyll.3fISSICJW BUSI-
NESS,
VVERETOFORE carried on by .Iae,seS Brcroa, il.
81 will in future be ccn1ucted by the su1ssIibsrs,
under the firm OF
.J.4.JfES i3ROW.N, ,Jr. g Nm FI.NNEY, .
who hay oiormed a COMPREHENSIVE, and offer
their unremtting attention and exertions, to tieir
friends and the public.
They haze for sale, q1fout,
$500 bushels Liverpool brown salt
tons English patent shot,
Ne crates blue end green edged wares,
O:best quality, and laid in low
ter3ns--
AND IN sToRE,
so hhds- prime New Orleans s. Mus
co,ado sugar
$50 bags eosfeo
$50 bbls. Caruther's best reotifed ttb
50 P Prnsh snnh So * a.h proof Antigua
.. Rum
so casks London brown stoslt
40 kegs London White Lesi
2 1890 sterling, ofassorted hardware
so bales Duffel Blankets
6 do FLinnels,
so PAChrhGE S DRF-GcODS,
CONSISTING
g-S & Ga Cambria Musins s. Lenoa
Super6nc prints * rndregsed Caicoes
E-sdes' ard Mems fine cotton Hosiery
Cotton Shrtin3s. Irish Linens
Book * Leno Mqstins, Pins
bales German Qza9burgs,
so pieces Dowlss, IS bales Hessians,
Supe4iue Cloths x Casirnerea, &c. sc.
Jas. BROWN, Jr.
Wr1. F1NNEYs
July St
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NOTICE-

a Petition will be presented TO the neyf Gomez,
91semby of Virginia, from the citizens of Clouceste
Ioanty, praying reimbursement for the loss of tbe
jan N that county by FIRE in February last in coose
quenee OF rs having been used ss magazine for the
MhitiS 20 " ' "Smn
June 90. ,6o,
d hNE or two Families of good Piantatioa Nce1,o-.
~ 1'ith SIX or eight boys ard girls wanted EnG,;rs
At this office. July Dds N"ieire
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SIC REWARD.

OLU Nh W ARJ.
~ CNAWAY trem the Subscriber. on the norm
Ae ing OF the ntii INST, Negro Woman, by tie
r ANNY is about 92or es years of age, large in her
person ana speaks quick and IL very neat in her dress
II Understand she Intends getting off by wster-Al
POI are iorwarned from hrbourng the said Ne
=, lac above reward will he giy-u for the delivery Of
u'e sSoFe Negro to me, residing on the Church Kin
near Mr' >. b. Wnitiock's, secured so that OIL
her again. ~' yet
ELIZABETH BANKS. r
Aug. 9-----3vp
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
VEShE Copartnerslp of John s. Shelton e Co :;
N this dag dissolved by mutual conservative nav,
Appreciated r. T. Shelton, agent 10 settle the b,
su1eSS o. inc concern All persons hsyiBg claims A.
Sainst IT. will cali on him for settlementeSnd IT,
iudeoeo Will pay 10 him their respective acoounts Inc
alone being authorised for that purpose
JOHN S. SHELTON
ISAAC WHITE.
HENRY HOVEY
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.M0TUCE.

sFU HUE
r SHALT petition the next General Assembly Of
3 Virginia, praying to be divorced ltom ny husbaa,
Joegpctms Il. Pobe.
NANCY POPE.
AG.eIia, Arg. 5.---ssv
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ONE 1'H0U5.4.N D .8CRElS OF L.aYD
FOR SALE.

E
Il fiNG IN Albemarle, IN the Rivsnna, about one
x mile from q aFlcttesyle60o acreB orwhich lies
on The east, and 100 oDthe west side oG said RIVER
mere IS about 400 cleared Land on the former
which IS IN good Farming order. The Dwelling house
Is large, bit warts SOME repsF-1'be Earn Isl good
one, and almost new5f the latfsr there is about
sciescieare Lend, the Buildings ere of wood, but
!a'se AID .omy, ard right ct small e4penee BE- put
IN good order for the reception of PARTLY OF any
eve Almost the whole ofthose Lands may properly
s sad To have been ct the first description OF Noun
tain Land.I believe slIafnots be tbourh, ext ave-
giant Wen sag there isno lard 10 Virginia better a
aapted to the use of clover and plaster. with re-
sara 70 health OK society, few places excel il; it might
also be necessary 70 add that there are two Muuufset
ring Mills, very convenient--one within ono mile s,
she other about three miles below, Immediately ON
che River W
Mr. Charles Rogers living on the premises, will
shew tie land to any one inclined To buy.-'Te,ms
made known by APPLICATION to Thomas TAYLOR, or the
Subscriber LIVING nsAr Richmors
Aue $40 ~ 'fAi'i' '"4'
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L9.ND FOR Sgr.E

. tuesday, the ED day of the present month,
- aug VIII be sold, to the highest bidder, on the
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June g..
Public Sale.

AN Saturday the first day of July
~ next, will be sold at Vendue, a
HOUSE & LOT in the town of Haymar-
ket, Prince William County, VA
SHOEMAKER & HITTER are much
wanted, there being none at the place.
Any person wishing to see the property
and know the terms OF sale, may call GA
MIR. James Church, Inkeeper) at said
place.
June 6.
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Just Received,

A fe,e 5ores Of the first quality
Preserved ne-Apples, Pa
pages, Chadees. Green Lines, and Cit
rons, put up in very nice and particu-
lar manner, and the best that ever came
from the West-Indies here.
also,
Fresh Tamarinds and Filberts.
For Sale By
LOUIS BEELER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-14
WEDNESDAY, JUNE a.

Hugh Smith s. 60.
aTT AVE received by the Barque Mary
Ford, CAPTAIN Spencer, IRON rom IL =,
verpool. a general assortment OF queens
Ware. which viii be ready for delivery
in a few days.
also, Imported &. for saae'
1000 bushels stored Salt
1000 bushels ground Alum
10 tons patent Shot
60 boxes Tn Plates
100 Fasgots Crowley Steel
5 tons dry White Lead
Ia ton Red do.
9 1-a ton White Lead in Oil,
LIZ do. Milled sheet Leat,
g packages printed Callicoes &c.
20 boxes Writing States,
20 boxes pipes,
40 bids. plain Glass.
June 9.