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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-22
MIR. PINKNEY AND MR.. EMMETT.

17esSrS. Gales q Seaton,
AS the comparative nerits of Mr. Pink,
ney and Mr. Emmett, as orators, hsye excited
no little conversation in this city delineation
OF the intellectual character of both as they
present themselves TO one who has attended
the late s;ttings of the Supreme Court, would
not, IcOnceive, be unacceptable to your r,a>
ders. The following brief outline IS, tner cfore
submitted for publication
To CRAFTY the correspondent who has favor.
ed us with the following article, we give it a
place in our columns. On The elative merits
of these two orators, 7os have not had an op
portunity to form an opinion; and If we had,
we should be d,ffilent Of expressing list, be
cause this is one ofthose subjects on which
scarcely any two well informed men agree, and
no publication can enlightcn the pubic mind
and, secondly because the rapid delineation oil
character or comparison OF merit, is verV
difficult task to the most vivid and Just pen
and requires more particular acquaintance
with the objects OF deiineation, than an occssi
onal or casual attention to the proceedings of 9
Court duriag single term. The following ar.
ticle, an effort at deiineation of two law char
acters, will, we doust not, be acceptable tc
our readers generally.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-22

David Deacon, oo'
Louis Alexis, do.
Michael b. Carroll, 4h OF Feb. 1915.
John NJ Gardner, do.
Sidney Smith, 2stb, do.
Thomas Brown, ist March, do.
William Lewis, Sd, do.
Promoted 10 be LieNenanfs.
Charles A. Budd, 18th June, 1914.
Francis II. Gregory, 2Sth, do.
Kervin Waters, 30th, do.
William II OGenheimer, 10th July, do.
Edward Barnewa., 22d, do.
John NJ. Maury, 9th Dec do.
Frederick Baury, do.
Benjamin Cooper. do.
Philip Voorhees,, do.
William II. Haddaway, do.
Henry Gillian, do.
John IL. Clack, do.
William Salter, do.
William A. Spencer, do.
William L, Gordon, do.
David Gcisinger, do,
Richard Winter, do.
John r. Wade, do.
John perciykl, do.
James Ramage, do.
William v. Taylor, do.
Msrvine Mix, 90.
Thomas NJ. Newell, do.
Edward iiaddaway, do.
Charles Il. M'Cawley, do.
John IL. Bell, do.
DnIany Forrest, do.
Baden Duany, do.
Thos w. Magruder, do.
Francis Gamble, do.
Richard Dashiei, do.
John Taylor, do.
George M'Culoch, do.
Robert Speddes, do.
George Senat, (dca1)
Thos. 4. Webb, do.
Walter g. Anderson, do.
Stephen ChampIin, do
Charles T.. Staiiings, do:
James MGowan, do.
W,iism Law, do.
Ell z. Valiette, do.
Henry AuliC, do.
Charles L. Clarke, do.
Silas Duncan, do.
Thomas Cunningham, do.
Isaac M'Eeever do.
Robert F Stockton, do.
Lawrence N. Montgomery, do.
Walter N. Alonteath, do.
A. G.. Stout, do.
Silss II. Stringham, do.
George Vancleave, do.
Paul Zanzinger, do.
John w. Gibbs, do.
John T. Dru.y, DO.
Charles T. Crowley, do.
William Laughton, DO.
Nelson Webster, do.
VIM. a. G. Faragut, do.
Richard 6. Edwards, do.
William Mervlne, 4th Feb. 1915.
William X. Lattimer, do.
Gustayus w. Spooner, DO.
Isaac Mayo, do.
W. H. Brailsford, do.
William Elliott, do.
Thomas Crabb, do.
To- be Surgeons.
Josephus Maria OConway, 27th June, 1914.
Richard X Hoffman, July 15,h, 1914.
Richmond Johnson, March /, 1915.
.1hhetnfed Surgeons Mates.
John c. Richardson, 17th, May, 1911.
John. w. Peace, 23d June, do.
Archimedes Smith, 5th July, do.
Aexan er NJ. Montgomery, 6h July.
Oliver lie C1eavalier, ION Dec. do.
VIM. Butler, do.
Thomas NIX ssoch, do.
John Wise, do
Thomas J. IL. Cushing do
ARENAS Johnson, do.
john r., Steel, DO
b Wilmington, do.
Francis Gerrish, do.
Edward Woodward, dc.
Benjamin a. WellS, 10.
Enoch Jones, (gesgnedD de.
VIM n. Richardson, do.
i. - MARKHAM, do.
VIM. d. Conway, do.
james N. Tuustali, do.
DAVIS -. Tuck, DO.
BeIJamin S. Tyler, do.
l'oiert T.. Ward e, do
James Norris, DO
h, mas e. Gardner, do.
William +. Bradbury, do.
Bertjah 1ekner. do.
lU,u L..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-22

Jashua Barney was appointed a Captain in
the Flotilla Service, 18th April, 1914.
Jacob Lewis, do do. % April, 1871.
Bernard Henry, do do. oath December, 1914
Solomon Rutter, appointed a Lieutenant,
do. de- 18th April, 1914.
Solomon Frazier, do. do. Goth April, 1914
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-22
LIST
OF rHE

PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS
In me Navy, D1crxe Corhs aud E2ofilia
service # the q. s
Confirmed BY Me Senate at their lass session.
Jehn Rodgers, Isaac Hull and David Porter,
Captains in the Navy, appoint Commissioners
of the Naval Board, 2Sth F,b. 1915
Promoted TO be CAPTAINS.
Thomas Macdonough, iith Sept 1911.
Lewis Warrington, Nov. 22d, 1914.
Joseph cambridge, 2Sd, do
William Crane, 24th, do
Johnston Blakely, 18th, do.
James p Leonard, 4,h Feb. 1915.
James Biddlc, 28th, do.
Charles G Ridgey do.
Robert L. Spence, do.
DanielT Patterson, do.
Promoted 10 BE Masters Conlmandants.
Robert Henley, I2th Aug. 1874,
Stephen Cassin, i1th Sept. do. "a
Daniel s. Dex,er, 10Th Dec. do.
James Renshsw, do.
David Deacon, do,
Louis Alexis, do. LI
Michael b. Carroll, 4tli of Feb. 1915.
John NJ Gardner, do.
Sidney Smith 2stb, do.
Thomas Brown, LIST March, do.
William Lewis, Sd, do.
Promoted 10 be Lieutenanfs.
Charles A. Budd, 18th June, 1914.
Frsncis II. Gregory, 2Sth, do.
Kervin Waters, 3Gth, do.
William OGenheimer, 10th July, do.
Cdyvard Rarnc wall Odd. do,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-13
Foreign Intelligence.

Translated for the Com. .adcert'ser,
From French papers BY the Jas. Munroe.
AN ACT IN ADDITION TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE EN-
PRE-.
Napoleon, by the Grace of COP and
the Constitutions, Emperor OF the French,
to all present and to come, Greeting.
Since we were called, fifteen years a
90, by the wish of France, to the govern
ment of the state, we endeavored topper
feet, at different periods, the constitu-
tional forms, according to the wants and
the desires of the nation, and profiting
by the lessons of experience. The con-
situations of the empire are thus formed
by series of acts which have been cloth
ed with the appreciation of the people.
We had then for our end, to organize
great European federative system,
which we had adopted as being confor-
mable to the spirit Of the age, and ia
yorable to the progress of civilization
80 bring it to completion, and to give it
all the extent and all the stability of
which it was susceptible, we had post
poned the establishment of many interior
institutions, more especially intended to
protect the liberty of the citizens. Our
end henceforth, is only to encrease the
prosperity of France, by the strengthen
ing of public liberty. Hence results the
necessity of many important modifca-
tons in the constitutions, senatus-con-
sulta and other acts which govern this
empire.
For these reasons, wishing on the one
side, to preserve whatever is good and
salutary in the old, and on the other, to
render the constitutions of our empire
conformable in every respect, to the
national wishes and wants, as well as to
the state Of peace which we desire to
maintain with Europe, we have resolved
to propose to the people series of ar
rangements tending to modify and per-
feet their constitutional acts, to surround
the rights of the citizens with all their
guarantees, to give to the representative
system all its extension, toinvest the in
termediate bodies with the desirable re-
spect and power; in word, to combine
the highest point Of political liberty and
individual safety, with the power & ener-
gy necessary to cause the independence
of the French people and the dignity of
our crown to be respected by foreigners.
In consequence, the following articles,
forming supplementary act to the con-
situations of the empire, will be submit
ted to the free and solemn appreciation
of all the citizens throughout the whole
extent of France.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-13
A valuable Farm and Mill
FOR Sale.

yWyHE subscriber will sell by authority,
the MIL and Plantation which he
now occupies, belonging to Lydia Hough.
situated on the edge of a German settle
ment in the County of Loudon, 9 miles
n. w. of Leesburg and two and an half
miles from Waterford, on Beaver-Dam
Greek, & within one mile of the best wheat
neighborhoods in the county. The tract
contains $50 Acres, surpassed by none in
the county for its fertility. About one
third of the land is well timbered, & the
balance in state ofhigh cultivation, the
whole of which is well watered, having
one or more springs in each field. The
mill is strong frame building, two and
half stories high with three floors, with
one pair Of manufacturing burrs, S feet IN
diameter, together. with Exams machine
ry complete, and one pair of country
stones, four feet in diameter.-There are
also on the premises and near the mill
comfortable dwelling house, good
miller's house,!a good framed barn and
other accessory out houses.
The above property, owing to its stu
alton and numerous advantages, will, no
doubt, be worthy the attention of any
person DESTROYS Of investing their money
in real estate of the above description.
SAMUEL HOUGH,
N. B. The above described property
will be sold eitherin body or divided as
may best suit purchasers S. H.
Loudoun Co. March 17,3
April Is. eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-13

OFFER FOR SALE
1T their Warehouse, CORNER Of Union (!
Ksng streets.
puncheon Sd proof genuine Antigua
Spirits years old
Q do. Attn proof jamaica Spirits
4years old
9 do. Cd do. Windward Island
Rum
IL Butt fresh Lime Juice by the bot
tie or gallon
10 hhds. Molasses
do. Copperas
$50 barrels Whiskey
tierces Green Coffee
Is boxes and chests fresh Imperial and
Young Hyson Tea
100 do. spermaceti, mould & dipt Can
dies
90 do. best Windsor Soap
so do, best Spanish Segars
40 do. No. and 9 Chocolate.
5000 bushels Salt
so sacks Liverpool blown Salt
500 barrels Herrings
100 do. family Flour
10 and half tierces fresh Rice
10 bales first quality Cotton
so reams wrapping Paper
90 do. writing do.
so kegs C@~rott's and Hamilton's 1st
and cd quality Snuff
Is barrelsbrown Sugar.
3 ALSO,
Loaf and lump Sugar, Pepper, Alspice,
Ginger, race and ground, Saltpetre, Fig
Blue, Starch, fot. and Carolina Indigo,
Mustard, Beans and Pease, &c.
June z.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-13
Fo,r Sale,
1TyHE HOUSE and LII on Winch

ryHE HOUSE and Luz on winch
the subscriber resides, adjoining
40 town. with all the improvements
ths,eo, The Lot contains two acres, q
commanding and beautiful situation, q
large garden in a high state Of cultiva-
ton. Choice fruit trees and well OF ex,
cellent water. A liberal credit given il
required Apply to 80,
Inns 10 fd2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-13
TITLE l.
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.

Art. l. lie constitution OF the empire.
TO wit, the constitutional act of the 22d
Frimaire, in the year s, the senatus CEN
sulta of the l4th and 10th Thermidor, in
the year 10, and that of the 2Sth Flo, cal,
in the year ls, shall be modified by the
following arrangements. All the other
arrangements are confirmed and main
tanned.
Q. The legislative power is exercised
by the emperor and by two houses.
s. The first house, called the house of
peers, is hereditary.
4. The emperor appoints the members,
who are irremoveable, they and their
male descendants, from the eldest to the
eldest in the direct line. The number of
the peers is unlimited. Adoption does
not transmit the dignity of peer to him
who is the object of it. The peers take
their seat at the age of 81 years, but
have not determining (deRberatire)
voice until Is.
s.. The house of peers is presided by
the arch chancello, of the empire, or, in
the case provided by the 5lst article of
the senatus consultum of the 9Sth Flore-
al, year IL, by one of the members of
this house, specially designated by the
emperor.
6. The members of the imperial fami-
ly, in the order of Inheritance, are peers
OF right. They sit after the PRESIDENT
They take their seat at Is years, but have
not determining voice until 81.
7. The second house, called the house
of representatives, is elected by the peo-
pie.
s. The members of this house are in
number six hundred and twenty -nine.-
They must be 95 years old at least.
g. The president of the house of re-
representatives. is appointed by the house,
at the opening of the first session. He
remains in office until the renewal of the
house. His nomination is submitted to
the appreciation of the emperor.
10. The house of representatives We
rifles the powers of it's members, & pro-
nounces upon the validity OF contested e.
lectiOns.
IL. The members of the house of re-
representatives. receive for travelling ex-
pences and during the session, the COM
pensation determined by the constituent
assembly.
IL. They are re-eligible indefinitely.
10. The house of representatives is
renewed of right, wholly, every $ years.
ID. No member of either house can be
arrested, except in the case of fragrant
crime. nor prosecuted on criminal or
correctional charge, except by virtue ola
resolution of the house of which he is a
member.
Is. No one can be arrested or detain-
ed for debts, from the issuing of the con.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-13
New Teas, &c.

The Subscribers having altered their firm
of Joseph .tlanderille, continue their
business at the corner of King s. Fair
fax-streets,
Where they offer for Sale,
10 quarter chests Gunpowder
IS boxes NV Imperial per
SO &C, quart quarter chests, Young Hyson
10 quarter chests Hyson,
10 ditto Hyson-skin
Teas Of good qualities,
principally of the late importations at
New York and Boston.
10000 lbs. green and white Coffoe.
l6 bags old Java Coffee for fam. use.
Brown Sugars of various qualities.
$4,000 lbs. refined Sugars.
20 boxes No. and 9 Chocolate.
90 bags Filberts.
10 tierces Rice.
SIS bales first quail. Charleston Cot
ton. t#
pipes, Genuine old Port
i-2>do. Wine.
1-a pipes old London Particular
Madeira.
10 dozen Champagne.
10 hogsheads retailing Molasses.
IS boxes Lemons.
80 barrels Thsskey.
With general assortment of the best
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, for cash,
or upon the usual credits to punctual Gus
toners.
Vaudeville & I4armour.
May rs. If
n. B. They expect parcel of choice
aahi, IN cases, in few days.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-13
j. F. Caldwell,
FFERs FOR S.aL e.
Corner Of King & Uaion-Sreets,
By Wholesale 8 Retail,

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
TNRESH TEAS, New-York Sugar
House Molasses, Mustard, Pepper,
Oil, Vinegar, Powder and Shot. Filberts,
Green Coffee, Cogniac Brandy, Holland
Sin, Chocolate, Rice, Candles, Lou
lard's best Rappae, Scotch and Macabau
Snuff, Segars, warranted of superior qua
lity-prime Pork, Copperas, Soal Lea
Their, Gambia Soap, old Whiskey, An
chors from to 400 pounds, Flour, Shad
and Herrngs for family use.
May 81. d4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-13
Title HL.-Of the law Of Imposts.

"a. The general direct tax, whether
on land { foncier, or on moveables mo
bilier, is only voted for one year; the
indirect taxes may be voted for several
years. In cases Of the dissolution OF the
House Of Representatives, the taxes vot'
ed in the preceding session, are contlnu
ed until the new meeting of the house.
S.. No direct or indirect tax in money
or in kind eu nature, can be coilecte'
Tpereul, no loan can take place, no M
scription of credit can be made IN tn'
great book Of the public debt, on demall
can be alieDated or exchanged, no lew
of men for the army can be decreed, NJ
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
NORTH-CAROLINA
Cc9cREss1ouAL ELEc71oa.

Co0cREss1oHAL ELEc71os.
In the Warren District, Mr.. NJ aeon:
democrat, is reelected by coasldera-
able majority over Eir. Person, fed.
In that Of Halifax, Gen. Bryan: demo.
IS elected, in opposition to Sir. Bursss
fed. by small ma; oiity.
SO in that of Edscconbe, is Mr.. Clark,
demo. in opposition to Mr.. Haughton, by
q very lean majority.
EGeaton.-'ihele is here no opposition
10 Mr.. Aurfree, demo. who is re-eleci-
ed.
Newbsrn.-Mr. CASTOR, fed. had no
opposition.
SV'ilminston.--sir. King, demo. re
elected.
Fsyettevlle.-AIr. Culpepper, fed. re-
elected. ;,
Raleigh or Hillsborough, Mr.. Stanford,
oo. rep. reelected in opposition to MIR.
rillman, demo.
salisbury.-Mr. Love. demo. in OPP
position to the former federal represen-
!tatiye, MIR. Pearson.
Raleigh .N;aerra.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
HARTFORD. Aug. 16.

HARTFORD, aug. 10.
Extract ola letter from gentleman in
Bermuda to a mercantile house In this
city dated July II, 1915.
:. In my former letters gave you the
particulars of my seizure and being IL
belled. Yesterday two of us were tried
and both condemned, that is, vessel, and
every article on board that is not men,
toned in what is called the Bermuda
free port act.-Ihis ! intend to inclose
YOU; that it may be published for the in
formation of the public. There are Sc
veral poor fellows in the same situation
and will inevitably be condemned. A
schooner arrived here from Baltimore
last evening, and was seized for having
10 .irkins butter and 7 boxes candles, the
.Wate's adventure.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, AuGusr G6.

We hear much of national indepen
dence, now that a military faction in
Fance, is likely to fail IN sustaining ali
Usarper, or an Infant named by hin, CD
tie throne of that nation.
Il is of no use that some men are re-
minded oi their Inconsistency nevertheless
!. is a part Of eur duty to notice and ex-
pase It. That every natisn should be
Slowed to choose It's own foria OF govern
igent and It's governors, is what nc friend
ofjastice ever questioned but how we
demand does it appear. that for fifteen
years past, we have never heard whisper
in fayor Of national Independence from
those who now t1hnder it III Oar ears ?
When Bonaparte, under the same Of
,I2aia'or, dissolved government winch
tie Swiss Cartons had formed, and osta-
hilSaes another, where were our cham
p:onS Of national independence When
tie Kigurian and Cisaipine republics
were dissolved. and with other parts o.
Italy formed into a kingdom for Bona
!arte, we heard nothing ABOUT national in
asfea;icace-By aud by Bonapar{e puts
eecsd&noI NAPLES upon one Of his lieass.
,>ad, and makes his hfother-in-law
ins, We aeard nothing about national IN
upsa1cace-Ihe industrious HolIanders
as, poo 1e9lis, overturned, witt. the aid
tie French retormers, their antlent
S'fernAeAt. and driven family, Illus
S"l5j,0,n lis services 10 that country.
me e lie, aa.l, in Imitation Of their new
Lends, established what they called the
"savnn i2aFubhc. Soon after this Ma
''''aa ia'i become al emperor, and then
'epl9ll2s became hatesu, IN his sight, so
SsSGHMssly he put Al end tc this l5aiaTian
sss2a2'le, aud q ected it into the saae,
l'ae 6hg'len Of Holland, aud made hsS
ra'a2r kiag--5at this brother was ali
West r!a2., 50 ii? rs that he would not
ss'eaS tie poor hoiiah,iers no sooner
va 'Ae ws!d ard uerc;iel 8anaparte
8Selse this. thaahe dethroded his bro
-'1.a'd Holland into departments, and
'',sNed il to the French Empire, with
a4ie ceremany as Virginia planter
va enclose d piece Of new groand ior
!" feAt crop. So toe. he rlcst hare
nsthihg to do with the Geymaa Empire
~ NJ FecMalnsly tue Confederacy Of the
"N IS termed, and Napoleon becsmes
@aSFer, under the name Of Protector.
r.. lahse Towns we're Termed into a
%"a'F district. One would thlnk. that
f~s5a notaies could excite oGr flienes
s a'' 's25I independence, the nav of the
u ~ TOEid nave been satisfied not SO.
- 'a2St hare a kiaS l.aI:.ed by Rapo-
/" Eaa another brother Of the upsta?t
81 pat uPon the throne otaE ancient
s,s Tue rei.,ains family III Portugal
Is srs V2%@e 10 reign. it wis devoted 10
"i;l'i--- hen the Spania-ds liked not
i's SET over them, Napoleon, in
@;eaous language, told them, that il
g'a net submit TO lis brother, be
Ps' the crown upon his own head
e.. ,I@' tue Almighty had giyei. the
: INTO his hands, But thanks, to
S' ~: Il was leased to pat caeck to
'ao,S ea,.eg.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ENTERED.
Schooner Fair Play, Wallace, Ber-
muda.
Ship Diana, Harper, Cadiz.

Nassau, .4ugust 9.
Arrived, schooner Mary Ann, Barton,
Charleston.
august e.-There is no particular
news since our last publication. BY an
arrival from New Orleans we learn that
the pirates of Barataria are INCREASING
i'm boldness as in numbers, and are COM
hitting depredations on all vessels that
unfortunately fall in their way, regard
less of the flag of any nation. The
Sraniards however have hitherto SUI
tered most from these daring free
hooters. The privateers CT Carthagena
too seem to DE equally disposed to prey
upon the commerce of al nations although
pretending to act only against the sub
jects Of Spain, and they are reported
from HAVANA, to be very annoying
in that neighborhood and in the Gulph
passage.
The American Gun Boat No. l52,
commanded by MIR. Johnson, which called
in here some weeks ago On her way to
n. Orleans, being struck by Lightning
which communicated to the magazine,
was blown up {. all the crew persisted ex.
cept three, who were picked upin man
gIed state, but were not expected to re-
cover.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
NOTICE

BY virtue of a deed of Trust from Chas-
L. hewitt to the subscriber, will be ex-
posed at public auction this day at II
o'clock.
A piece of Ground with
the buildings thereon, situated OH the
south side OF Queen street | II feet 4 in~
ches to the eastward of Fairfax street.
One other Lot Of Ground
lying upon the north side of Duke street
and to the westward OF Fayette street,
fronting e feet uron Duke street and
running back 100 feet to 10 feet alley,
upon THIS ground is erected convenient
two story brick dwelling house with back
buildings, the sale to be on the premises
At the same time and last place men
toned will besold small tract OF Land
lying in Fairfax county, containing about
IL acres, known by the name of the
Bloomfield Farm erms will be made
known at the time of sale.
n. Herbert.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26

Markets at Guadalupe, July o.
ILunber 8 Is -four 81 50; fish s 6 to
S SO; rice 5 ) !; sper. candles 45 to sc
cts. hams about 20 Cts. beef s 49,
She abo.e were barter pr!ces---ao sale
tot cash.---Susar 8 to 10; laolasses So
to l5 cts. and very scarce.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26

Markets at St. Pierres, July GO, very
dull. Iobacco, n. Orleans, $40; Flour
sup. So; Rice 81; Lard is cts. Hams
l6 sperm. candles, SO cts per lb. Lum-
Der SIS. sugar, Musco. SO a 10; clayed
do II IL; molasseS 3S cts and very
scarce.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26

ing Of
IJapann'd, black, red
T. white tea trays
Plate warmers and
Dressing cases
Shovels and tongs
Green wire tenders
Iron, tin, & copper
tea kettles
Sauce pans
Fins
Needles
* hitting pins
iron and .japan'd
candle sticks
'Cram5o, 'Toupee &
knife combs
Cloth, nail, hair,
crumb, paint and
sweeDiog brushes
Shot bolts, powdcr
tasks, fishing rods,
lines and hooks
aiking canes and
whips
Pocket books, back
CANNON boards,
snuff boxes. pa
ted candlesticks,
casters. sc.
Guns, pistols, dirks,
and gun-iiiats.
Vices, anvils, spades
shovels, frW.ng-
pans. bar q sheet
lad and tn plates
Bdr-iron. steel, and
wagon boxes.
ALSO.
Gilt and mahogany
framed pier LOOK
Ing glasses
/ oilet aud pocket
aliases
Military goods and
Jewellery, AID
T other articles,
sale on moderate
retail.
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