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Ser Sale,

"a. LOT ca Pitt street, near the cor
n nerof Pitt AID Take streets, with
! slsme dwelling ilonse t:iereon.
Also,
s f.QTson Dui;e street, near the sald
eo,ser. add adlain;a:, the residence OF
Cal. s,.,nses--foy terms apply 70 Mr..
.lpia LoEgaea in5S!ayansria.
Lewis I'll Machen.
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100 head of Sheep,
Richard Stuart.
Cedar. Grove, Sept. Is
German Goods for Sale

German Goods for Sale
yKvHE subscriber has impaired per
i BRIG HUI. er from Rremen, aqdan-
t;ty of German Linens Of various kinds,
Amongst which are
6 boxes OF Shifting Linens
vastly superior to Irish Linens q ,, the
same price-ALso, quantity OF 1iass
Ware, quart and pint i)eeanters' pint
and half pint tumbiers, glass bottles, &c.
Also. coffee miIIs, straw knives, iooK-
ipg glasses. watch glasses, slate pencils,
sealing wax. etc. etc. Also, a few tons
assorted bar iron and steel. These goods
have been carefully selected BY VIM. IL.
Miller, and will be sold low by
NJ. MILLER.
.also for Sale,
A few bushels fresh Timothy Seed.
September 10. eo4w
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Steam Boat Camden.

ALLY WHAT IN OeorSeIOWH
at half past 8 O'Clock tomorrow morning
the 18th inst. for Alexandria, and will
leave Alexandria same day at quarter
past ao'clock for Georgetown, and will
leave Georgetown at O'clock in the af-
ternoop. same day, for Alexandria, and
remain there that night the next morn
ing at half past s o'clock, will leave A
lexaudria for Georgetown, and leave
Georgetown at quarter past O'Clock
for Alexandria, at leave Alexandria
for Georgetown, and remain there that
night, SO alternately every other day, so
as to make six passages or three entire
trips in 9 days---passengers will be re-
ceiyed at the Draw OF the Potomac
Bridge, for either place.
81 Passage IS Cents.
Sept. IA.
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araacsed without the utmost danger; In
Heed it would be an act of imprndence tc
.ttempt it. and we therefore expect, thaS
We have lest the chance Of Furnishing. the
snen,y in his own parts, for this seasole
In Offering these remarks, we trust tina
we shall not be charged with want OF
respect for tie naval character of our
country; the sentiments we have at all
times expressed ofthe navy. our respect
Cor the officers, ard friendship for a great
number of them, will shield US from such
.animputation sand we venture to say,
that the blame is not to be attributed to
tiem.-yNe have conceived it to be our
duty tobring this subject before the public
its Importance, as regards the interests &
Happiness of our fellow citizens, and not
a disposition to censure, urged us to the
performance of this duty in tie spirit
of candor, our remarks are made, & we
are omen to conviction, fit can be sheWn
that we have taken erroneous Impressions.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-23
Cotton, Teas, &c.

NE haze on hand &. offer for SAFE,
so bales Virginia Cotton, Of 2 Ner'
superior quality.
SIS Whole and half chests Erst c'iof
Gunpowder and Y. Hyson Lea.
80 barrels Muscovado Sugars.
10000 pounds green & white Gonee.
6 hhds. Jamaica & Antigua Rum.
6 ditto and SO barrels second an"
third proof old Wiiskey, ut ior
family use.
TeneriAe and Port Wine, very fine.
400 reams Wrapping Paper.
SO half boxes first quality Cigars.
Is bags Pepper.
40 kegs Copperas.
5 tierces new Rice.
40 dozen best London Mustard. 81
SO boxes Mould Casdles.
so ditto English Fig Blue.
With general assortment OF Groce-
ries as usual.
BRYAN HAMPsoN G co.
Nav %. tt
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Hakfar, Naq S.

Ar. H. M. S. Spencer, cart. Roget,
and RiAeman, brig. Hon. CAPT. Napier,
S DAYS from Castine-Passengers in the
Spencer from Castiue-Najor General
Gosselin. and suit, 1t. coils. Clommalt,
Ximones, and Hodge.
.May Al. NJ. briggs Charybdis. and
Escort. and several transports. having on
board tie 62d and 2eth regiments If.
Cast;ne; schr. Wave, Clements, IL days
from New York.
On Saturday last, tie transport shir
Stag, from Bermuda, having on board
$50 of the ROYAL staff corrs, on enter
ing the harbor struck on Thrumcany shoa
lost her rudder and sprung c leak. drift
ed over to Herring cove. ard went ashore,
Fortunately no lives we're lost.
Ad. Sir A. Coclrane, in tie Tonrant.
was to sail from Bermuda for ENGLAND Oh
the Esd april, and Admiral Griffith, was
to return to Halifax in few days.
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Wanted Immediately to at
tend in the above Store a likely, active
and aHable Lad, about Is or IA years of
age, of respectable connexions, and who
live in town.
May 23.
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At any rate, I venture to predict, that
4 will not be long before those who may
low deem these suggestions idle, will ac-
knowledge their propriety.
NJ. Courier.
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New Dry Good Store.
Rogers 81 Lewis,

Rogers & Le4t7s,
T A RE now opening at the Store lately
IN occupied as a Domestic ware
house, one door east of the Mechanics
Bank, King Sta general assortment OF
Spring g Summer. Fancy q
Staple Goods.
Selected from the latest importations,' a.
mong which are real Superfne West OF
England black and blue broad Cloths q
Cassimeres-fre and surerfne black,
blue, cIaret-mixt, and fashionable hair
mkt, Yorkshire do. blue, black, green,
brown and Grao Cassimeres--6ne and
common IA and rs Irish Linens. Linen
Sbeetings. piatiIas and linen diapers, "A
ard rs fine Coleram British Shifting
Cottons, Callicoes and Cambria Prints,
IA and 7-8 fashionable Eengal stripe
Ginghams, "A and Ga white Cambrlcs
and Cambria unsatisfactory Muslins,
viz, pear piquet, victory Cause, plain net
tambour'd net, and lenoes, plain book 40.
black cambria, furniture chintzes, dlml-
ties-a great variety of rich and COM
mon sfaais, yiz.-S-4 rich levantine,
with broad ,aim and palmet borders-e-
.egant IA cashmere and knit silk do
IA, CA, u and 81 common and rich
printed and imitation dc.-black ard
white lace wells. shawls, yandy kes.
sleeves, etc.-tashionable plaids fring'd
and COMMON satin and taffata French
iibbons-linen and cotton pocket hand
kelchies, Madras pattern ard flag CO.
white marseilas and quilted vestings,
fashionable bengal striped and white
Jeans, for gentlenen's wear, ten thou
sand sticks of silk twist, sewing silks,
gilt buttons, hair combs, fine white Elan
neis, pins. tape, ridicules or indlsPehsa-
b es; Grape and common fans, cotton
servings. nuns thread; fire tNil'd black
bombazett, thread laces, &c. &c.; allsof
which will be sold for cash, (and Cash
oay) wholesale ard retail, at such prices
as Cannot fail to suit purchasers; who
are respectfully solicited to call.
K. & l.. fiatter themselves that the
advantages that will result to tilem from
being able to replenish often, by having
aperson constantly in Boston, New York
OF Philadelphia, who will purchase the
princi rle pant OF their Goods at Auction,
will enable item to sell their goods ael e.
rally at much low er prices than they have
usually been sod at in this place, il ary
times.
Wanted Immediately to at
tend in the above Store a likely, active
and aHable Lad, about Is or Ia years of
age, of respectable connexions, and who
live in town.
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Notice.

The Council will sit as Court of APP
peals at the Council Chamber or tie 1st,
I'd and Sd days of lure next from 10 o.
clock until on each Gay.
The Assessors Books will be left at the
hense Of Mr.. Charles Midnight until the
lst June.
May 90.
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~. : IS
"A letterfro Liverpool of March S1st.
ser the Massachusetts,, states, that specie
had advanced 5per cent, in consequence
|Df the return to France of the Emperor
Napoleon, and expected to go higher;
that the British Stocks were 10 per cent.
below par, and that the Americaa stocks
were much enquired after, and expected
to be at par in a few days. London pri-
ces current states. dollars to have risen
from 5shillings and six pence 10 penny
up to 6 shilIings and pence the ounce.
A London paper states. that specie had
become scarce in the continental ports. &
had risen per cent.-N. Z. yNer. .adrt.
Extract of letter from a Gentleman in
Bermada to a Merchaat in this city,
dated .april Goth.
81 have every reason to think that
the report of the capture of the Brig
.Macedonian, Of your port. is incorrect, as
the Naval C Commander in Chief. as well as
the Navy agents, assure me that no YES
sci of that description, had been captured
to their knowledge and if the Macedo-
Man was in company with the President
when she was captured, am further a
bic to inform you that by her extraordi-
nary swiftness she made her escape from
one of our fastest slips which was sent
in pursuit of her, so that confidently
hope your next accounts OF her may be
from her original port of destination.
g This island having by a late act OF
Parliament been made a port OF free
trade with America, and your vessels be-
ing no longer permitted into the British
West India colonies, will thereby opep an
increased trade with us and tie United
States" ID.
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NETWORK. Nav 90.

NEW YIN. way ~.
Ar. British scbr. Friends, Stoclman, %
DAYS from St. Christophes. with rum,
sugar, molasses, dry goods and fruit. to
Mr.. Keil supercargo, and s. $. Coco
year, or boayd.-Lcft, april 90, scbl ,
Sally and Nancy, Cover, OF and for Bal
timore, to sail in Is DAYS. May II,
spoke ship Laura, Butterell, 4 days
from New York for New Orleans. The
British "a. Tiger, with Sir James Leith,
Governor of the Leeward Islands, arrived
at st. Kits, under salutes. and sailed
again to take possession of Crab Island.
The Americans were not permitted to
land their cargoes on tie British Islands.
There was an order issued to that effect
on tie | 9TH April.
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May 2S.
Jackson & / umney

f.fsr for sr'e,
40 boves Havana White Sugar OF We
ry snrerior quality,
50 do. Mould Gables,
90 do. dirt do.
10 cases Class Ware,
Is bales Upland Cotton for retailing:
1000 bushels Salt,
1913 casks Lime.
May IS. cost
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Five Dollars Reward.
I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber liv-
ga inc in Prince GEORGES County, Nd
on Sunday TIE 21st inst. negro Girl
named RACHFL. between Is and II
wears Of age-ahout 4 feet or 6 inc'e
high. her cioat'hine consisted Of country
cotton striped With blue, vellow& white.
The above reward will be pail for az
nrehendinn and securing said eirl in any
jail so that get her again, and reasona-
Bile charges paid ifbroueEt home.
THOMAS BRYAN.
May 2s. str
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Sixty Dollars Reward.

. II
EpAN AWAY from the subscriber or
III. the Goth inst. negro WILLIAM
nADE, about 10 years old. five feet eight
inches high has scar on lis forehead
by the kick of a horse, he is pretty well
formed, tho alittle knockneed-plays tie
fife Well-a Carpenter by trade. 4 wien
directed to do any thing has way OF an
swering aye, aye, sir.' He took witt
him new striped country cotton round
about Jacket and trowsers, and other
clothes of different kinds. Fifteen dol
lars will be paid for William iftaken with
in fifteen mics from Alexandria, and a
dollar in addition for every mile from Is
to 6O.-aGP Masters of vessels and G.
tiers are cautioned against employing
or carrying Of: said boy at their peril.
i hOnlaS Preston
May 2S. TT.
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Fresh Fruits
JUST RECEIVED,

AND FOR SALE
at his Store, lo,cer end Of Prince street
Fresh Lisbon Lemons by tie box OF
retail, Tammerons, Filberts first quality
ALSO,
Fresh Rice, clean Northern Flax, Go.
shen Cheese, fresh Chocolate Shells, Pc.
land Starch, fresh Cloves, Liveraoc
blown Salt by the sack or smaller guam.
tity. first quality Cavendish Tobacco. ia
BILE Goldfish, and sundry other articles il
the Grocery line.
Abel Willis
Nav O.. str
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,..cl w;t'. coeflence. respecting It
r 80, i tae arrangement wh.cp
tf =, !, : ,,a submitted for the appreciation
VII ,. .s VIZ. . per cent on incomes
~ lsTasei ias 299l. perannln; ~ pc.
' Int asia.a,ncs from to spol. to OUR y
CIV "a caat. on ali a5ove 1901.
:. ,.'',,g-.. .5.Isrcs % The Aligemeine
5 ,s ~. has tie following article from w
ea lar ~, yslssia, Prussia, and Aus
~ s !. y 1aare ssccived orders to al
Us !, te chime. Some accounts say.
1ass g.slleyeaal las adduced secret
~, !, q le tteaty of Paris, By which the
al'S =, ea.sa .e 70 assist the boaroons IN
s .i..,s ,,fyessiS as:in consequence OF
s... c,1se.saa IS said TO have been
Us. sishia tbese few DAYS By which
- i aoxers, ENGLAND, Austria, Russia
3.,s..., e!,qa e to march to the klnnel
.ssr 81 ngps paoporticned to their
:. ,rxct.,,ee ences.
az enaraatee. the Crown ofFrance
80 ,:,p.ssas, aad declare that their
3, !, i re cause Of Europc. lthas also
,..., ,,ro.ese.i to address declaration to
~ French. to represent to them with DIS
r;tvsad eaergy, the consequence OF their
i,;:bless,ess. and to make item respons-
i.asa@ ~ the evils OF war. The coaven-
.;sa n question was ratified and sent to
!. - - an, tho .Stn
gSe Neapol;tan Courier Natii, who
s,.;sel at Vien IA tie l4th, has brought
sS,a,tse King 6; Naples the assurance,
,sst'h;s Majesty has given orders to take
Iy,faarte dead oraliye, fife SHOULD laad
= s;s s,a-e. and that ne will always treat
hinasan Gsurper.
TIE REGENTS MESSAGE.
4 The messa .e from the Prince Regent
IN not be delivered till tomorrow. Z
,ey man in the kingdom, but those who
,ia5re Bonararte, and desire the govern
,o,rt oftae bayonet, wilfhear with plea
era tSoayh without surprise, that it Is
I fr,n and decided-expressing tie deter
,,;naiioa of the British government to a
b1s BY aa. a.ii.s, s conformity WITH them
i,rsstore France, invaded aud seized
eeht,ary to the faith of treaties, to her
lassul government.
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Notice.

FEy'IE Stockholders in the Merchants
a Bank Of Alexandria. are hereby no.
tifed that Al Election for Thirteen NJ
rectors viii he held at Trinlett's Hotel
on T7nesdav the osd inst. between tie
hours of II and : clock.
The Commissioners.
May eS.
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/ ORPHANS COURT,

ALExANDRIA COUNTY, z
October Term, 1915.
that the administrator OF
Charles Lee, deceased, do insert
the following advertisementthres times
a week, four weeks, in the Alexandria
newspapers.
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even the prosecution OF actnal Onsnu. nts
Il merits inquiry whether panlsn aas, -
NAV not be devised better calema'eu ~, !
attain Att the competent ends Of the pubic
Justice.
Other subjects will probably De sug-
9pested in q separate communicahon.---
Besides the ordinary business OF the SEQ
sion. thrust few objects will require your y
attention, andI sincerely congratulate az
Won tbatby the late change in cur Ma,
|1;onal affairs, the labors and anxieties o.
Ithe General assembly are SO scnsIbly Oh
diminished. v g = - -
You may rely, Gentlemen, on my pes :
lenleayors' to aid you in the discharge Of
Iyour public duties, and IN my Jealous g, .oss
Incorporation nall measures conslus ~
lto the prosperity and honor OF me s, ,s'a'e
JOHN C0TdsONs SMITH.
Oct. IL, 1915.
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W0rlO IHck ahu C0h'SiS Cus liefe. In,
was seen robbed of his scythe, linos'
a,noae beant:es, WITCH Ee could S S'
stroy. There the keroes and artist,
every ace mingled il spisndid ALLAN.
and Joined IN tie msrell offaihe. 'T'lI'
will appeal to posterity to D,itisal,
sentence. Which humanity viii class
gainst the ty.ant Bonaparte-- AVID, !
deed, will be that sentence; hut WIN
will posterity be a disintere5ted tt;s
InaI !? Nhen viii the tire, arriye. H.,
lEurope shall have put oi' msuruinyI
his crimes? In what distant recess I
Ifuturity, will the memory Of MosrsJ
|sIeep : when will Jena, Corona, 4
lAustglitz---when viii Jafla, Coipal
land aterloo, be named without te,'
| Of anguish, and vows Of retlibuioa /
Earth can never forget; man caa nt,,
forgive them.
I It IS for Heaven only to weigh N. n
fences, which it has been pleased In h
mercy to arrest. Itwoald be cruel. n
manly, anil base, to take away tbeR,
of prisoner Of war. who has volunhrI,
Surrendered himself into the hapJsofl,
Ienemy. 1t would be useless, as an d,
lprecautien, for Nhs is now afraid grB0
napartes II would be criminal, d I,
ijadicial act, for when did murder autEo
Irize anotherf
Let him live if he can endure life. a;
lvested of his crown---wiih0ut an arm
and almost withonta follower. Letli,
Hive, he, who never spared his friend,
If he can Withstand the humiliation
owing his life to an enemy. Let bimfM
and listen to the voice Of conscience. h
can no longer drown it la" tue clans
Irous report of war" No cuirasss guard
his bosom from the arrows of remOre,..
Now, that the cares of state have ceased
to distract bis thoughts, let him fsNsC
on his miserable self; and with the ma
before him, retrace lis bloody ealeeK-.
Alas! bis life is a picture Of ruin, an
|ti.e light that displays it. is the iuusta
torch of nations It exhibits one nigbt
crowded With the masge
victims OF murderous ambition. Letll
reflect on his enormous abuse Of power
on his violated faith, and shameless di
regard Of law and justice. Let bimly
land repent, let him seek to atone in b.
lmility and solitude, for the sins of app
Ilitical life---an example Of the catastr
Iphe of the wicked, and the vanity Q
false greatness. Great he urguestiOnl
|bly was---great in the conception an
execution OF evil---great in mischief, Tx
the pestilence---great in desolatiOp HEt
| the whirlwind. SENECA.
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p o S r s C. RI p z.
Latest from England.
NEN-YoRK. OCt. "a

NEW-YoRK, Oct. 10
The editors o. tbe New. York Gazette
have received, per the Venus, Captain
Champlin, from London, papers 70 the
ed aitin.o Inclusive. The extracts which
follow include all that is interesting.
The most Important article in cur
London papers, is the Gazette account
|of the abolition OF the discriminatngdu-
ties, as far as relates to the, commerce
and shipping of the United States ana
Great Britain.
This measure, with the expected de-
Eparturc of British Minister Or. BA-
iGOr) for the United States. proye6at
the best understanding is likely to SUI
sist for long time between tie t"
countries.
The British Parliament was Further
lprorogued to the Cd Of Noyember.
IMPORTANT BRITISH ORDER II
COUNCIL.
Dated .qag. Eth, relating to the 1rrd'
with tie Uaited Stafes.
From and after the date OF this order,
until six weeks after the commencement
| of the next session Of Par iamsnt. there
shall be paid on the importation into tbs
lkiugdom, from the territories OF The y. >.
lof America, Ia vessels of the SAID States
| of any goods, wares, or merchandise
being Of the growth. manufacture, OF pro-
ldaction If the said territories, the same
duties OF customs that are payable Oh
such goods, etc. when imported from the
said q. s. in British ships, or 20 other or
higher duties OF customs and 1t IS mere
Iby further ordered, that, on the exPofa1c
ltion of any goods, etc. the growth, ETC. u
his maiestys territories IN Europe. IRON u
| this Kingdom to the United states, u
vessels Of the said states, there shall &c
Maid the same duties as are by Iaw paya'
lble on such goods, etc. when exported 70
the said states in BRITISH vessels, and
none other of higher duties and IT'S
thereby further ordered, dat on the e.
portation from this kipsdom to the U. :,
of any goods, &c. the growth, &C. q
his nnajes.y's territories IN Europe, u
vessels of the said states, there shall Ve
lpaid and allowed the same 6ountles as
are paid and allowed on such goods, GO
when exported TO the said states IN BIZ
TIL vessels"
Esndou, IScnt !.
Mr.. Bagot, it is expected, will rr''
coed in very short tine on his nisslOl
TO the u. States. The Niger frisste, II
lis said, is to be prepared for bis recePr-
ton and the delay that has arisen in Els
departure, has unayoidably taken place
in consequence Of its being Necessary 10
BAY Oh the I.acedemon'an frigate, ID
common with all therships Of war. oT'
ing to the reduction OF the fleet. in whoa
he was to have taken his departure.
Capt. jackson, of the LacedemOnian, Il
is added, will have tae com, aud o. tHS
Niger on tins occasion.
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ConneeticI Legislature,

Legislature odonnecticut cqnyep essl
|afNewsifaven Thursday last. y
the oIiteness ofIfriend, We are indeot
|elf0ta copy efae excellent Speech &c.
|liyereApn tbs GcasiOn by bis Excelieac,
Gov. SAit6I
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Orphan's Court,

.alersndria Cou1tg, Oct. Term, 1915,
nRDERED that the Executrix of Je-
reniah A. Neale, decd. doinscrt
the following advertisement three times
a week, TOUR weeks in tile Alexandria
newspapers.
A. MOORE, Reg.
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Octle.
Take Notice.

a have 4 lot on the corner of Duke
h aud Henry Streets, 83 feet 5inehes,
by SO, with q Is feet alley on the back
IA good Brick House and wooden Sta
bic on the same, which will sell OH rea,
sonable terms. and / lot on the corner OF
Prince and Henry Streets, 60 feet 5
inches, by SO, binding ON 16 feet alley
and Prince street, paved, which, will lei
on ground rent, en reasonable terms.
ALEX. PERRY.
Get. 9 Stawtf
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Ten Dollars Reward.

- AN AWAY from the subscriber on
IL Tuesday the 10th instant, a Negro
Woman named Fanny, late the proper,
Ity of John Cooling. Of West-End, and
generally known in that neighborhood
as Gooaing's Fanny. She was in the
capacity of a wet nurse and may proba-
bly, attempt to hire herself as such. She
is % years of age and about feet high
is subject to intOxication, in which state
she left me. 1t is believed that she was
dressed in faded yellow striped cettsr
habit and white dimity short gown, bu'
may have changed her cloaths IN Alex
andiia where she has mother, tres
woman, named Betty Brown. ] vii
give the above reward for securing sale
negro in jailso that | get her again.
Richard De Butts.
October IL If
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Fall Goods.

&c SID ,Tsll a IN M l e Il
- AS Just received by ships Ocean and
America, direct from Liverpool, 9
are and general assortment Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
Which are offered Tor sale BY the bale
or piece.
September 9 dSw8eo
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-23

Has inst received & is opening on King
street. Maxt,lDor to Messrs. Gait and
Adams. ead opposite to Mr.. William
Hatton's. q handsome assortment OF
~ Hardware 81 Cutlery,