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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-10
FOr SIC. FiSEsllt or Charter. !

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For Stsle. Fs6igllt or Charter
Tlhe elegant and very sapeTT
80 IssssSsssfiOr sailing ship Fair Alneril
81 tasS, Nichs. Moran, cominan-
8 les buffhen 487 tons or 42e0
Bare S. slsree years q biiltof The best
.assesia copper fastened y IN every
sfllla ID so Y ship yer IN thus als-
ti;ct nor terms sppI \ 70
slas;iS. IEsfbsrs, y co.
INI,o have Imported ii SAID ship torsale.
aees German and SiIesia linens.
Ies,il sisfIfg 0f 0snabuFgs, EicsSlenbpfes
4 linen, sbiFtingss and brlstanlalass
pac ices. containiug window and lhel'
|l6w GLASS. beads clsIislney 0rtlaiae tsfs:
sfacibles, looking 8lass plates ard butt
ling. az H u gos
80 E eflt,
I Tie Store and between Mess
atom and Butcher and tie Suisse
tiers.
AfnHdsUille and LarmOHr.
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ls.tfl 81 t0kSs. l.lR q tss
AS esl iii well linishes|
EossIs I|ylf aud sas
til Norfolk d New leG
pnl on board + Irwin ehaI
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4 M ISGNG one FIVE dollar nott
aid SOME ellailge. Also CHECK
|hg NIf Vincent KINGS Of Georgetown
FIJI one liuxtlgea and fifty dollars on tue
bail Of G olHalbia. and negotlIer pa
hers. A reward pt Fen Dollars will he
paid upon tie delivery Of the same a
|this Office.
OYenhei st
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setEeTspa 81 ase

a ElEJII S98 q cles ia the ceelfst T q
Jeaerson and Sta e II iFgiilsias on
tie fos eailihg 6gA ASinchester "a
Salifalafe, i rules fFelAltb foflRen IL
sfOsn Harper Fetry aud s tE..pgQ eba,lss-
GOWNS nj raf Iesanf RAJ eCsSe
iowa fpd tlse Giigy lingtGas The
nEt0rcnscnts age q rev brick houses s
ssoi5es high i bern 40 feet square, ssa'
Bic, nc. -
THE ser IS 81 the SeE fins qualiy
Wei hsIaEsted to ii ! eFos ST timothy,
cloyerahd eseig sgll cies bt Grain Mare
tia ii III Ii If RE, sEEi a S ekered Bith.tIni-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-10

Il OFfCsl Is hereby given, that the
subscribers Viii in pursuance d
tie decree Sf the county court Of FAIR
gf,S. mad 81 the suite Of VIM. l'- Ma
e,sEutler and Thomas II. Washington a.
saihst john Lake 5 heirs. DHer.ifor sais
s. hsasc Aactian sops the premises on
I4he lith day Of Nov. IN The present year.
Ifhe following tract o parcel oi land.
|place where John Luke formerly resided
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inc. 1850
Rogers & Lewis,

Ksng-street .9leaandria, tNo doors telca0
the .afechaaic's fink,
EHAVE Just received from India and
England. via Boston, and are nrw
opening. 50 Trunks and Cases fresh I'M
ported, Rich, Fancy and Staple Piece
Goods, which were purchased at AEc-
ton inBosfon, at the sale Of the oargoes
<of the ship Jacob Jones, ard brig RAM
Bier f n Canton, and shin Milo from Ii
sterroo', viz:
cases elegant figured and twilled silks
and layentine, comprising a beau
tiful assortment Of colors for re-
lisses, dresses, bonnets. &C.
g do. black and coIored canton Chi
nese and FfencMCrapes
2 do. black and colored lutestrings,
sinchaws and sarsnets
2 do. containing black fring'd silk hand
kerchieis. levantinc shaWIs
Black silk Serge De Rome (for
mems vest:ng silk Laccs
Lace buttons-plain and blown
Cause &c.
trunks. common Plate, and fine Cali
Goes
/ do. Al London printed Cambricks, &
Glakely Stripes
8 60. containing "A and GA gold
bead jaconets and cambria Mus
lins
do. 70 and A common and, fine
twist, and Colevain shirtings, sone
Of which are superior quality, and
good substitute for Linens
!. ditto rib'd and quilted Vestings-new
style and very cheap
1 ditto comlr on and fine dimities
l ditto conn on and rich danask Furni-
ture do.
ditto fl cambria Ginghams and Ben
gal Stripes
2 ditto "a and ca fancy, plain, book
and Leno Muslns
1 ditto" containing English patent and
India Company Nankeens.
] ditto black and white cotton Hosiery
/ ditto best 8 thread Adelphia Sew
ings
| bale fine white fannels.
Any Of the above will be sold ylole-
sale and retail, at small advance, fer
cash.
June 27.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-06
Notice.

Cotton, Teas, &c.
We haze ON hand & cffr for sale,
SO bales Virginia Cotton, Of very
superior quality.
SIS Whole and half chests first chop
Gunpowder and Y.Hyson Tea.
80 barrels Muscoyado Sugars.
10000 pounds green s white Coffee.
6 bids. Jamaica & Antigua Rum.
ditto and so barrels second ana
third proof old Whiskey, fit for
family use.
Teneriffe and Port Wine. very fine.
400 reams Wrapping Paper.
so half boxes first quality Cigars.
Is bags Pepper.
20 kegs Copperas.
5 tierces new Rice.
40 dozen best London Mustard.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so ditto English Fig Blue.
With a general assortment OF Groce-
ries as usual
BRYAN HAMPsON g. co
May 3. t
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Chocolate in boxes or by the pound,
Loaf Sugar, Candles, Soap, &c. sc.
He purposes to keep constant sup
ply OF FLOUR made in Allegahy Coun-
ty, which will be warranted ola superior
quality, for family use.
He offers to rent the house he lately
occupied and, possession may be had i'm
mediately. He will take on storage -four
sc. on the usual terms.
n. Il. He offers for sale his property in
Winchester, Virginia, and land in Ale
ghany County, Maryland, consisting of
about three thousand acres, and ore thou
sand acres near Pittsburgh and Lewis
town, in the state of Pennsylvania. Also
Three Houses & Lots in Cumberland.
The terms on the land and ether proper
ty will be made accommodating to the
purchasers.
Also
A few dozen Choice Claret WINE.
June %. d3t1aw6w
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| .awrason & fOWle.

1dN IdSOIl * 1OWR,
Have this day landing and for sale at
their wharf, the CARGO of Schooner
Morning Star, Captain Hammett, FROM
Boston, consistingof
$50 boxes mould and dipt Candles, of
superior quality
100 boxes brown Soap
90 barrels new mess and no. Beef
10 pipes superior quality Catalonia
Wine
100 reams large size Wrapping Pa
$ COO do. common do.
80 bundles Sheathing Paper
90 cases Salad Oil
90 do. Tumblers, Decanters, &c.
ofthe Boston Glass Mandatory
20 tons Plaster Paris.
For Freight.
,FfIE The Brig TRIM. James Cleve-
s..sss ~ s land, master; burthen 1850 bar
rels,, first rate vessel, ready for the i'm
mediate reception Of a cargo. Apply as
above.
June 27.
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Public Sale
OfLm1dtton and Fcirtfar Lands.

I'm Thursday the 10th dav of August
Z next, If fair, if OF. the next fair
day; the subscribers will offer at public
sale, at the tavern X own by TIE name Of
GAINESVILLE, tract OF Land lying iii tie
counties of Loudoun and Fairfax. The
above tract contains about two thousand
five hundred acres, and lies near the read
leading from Leesburg to Alexandria. "a
bout IL miles from the former. & 81 from
the latter place, AID near the turnpike
leading from Little River to Alexandria.
1t is situated in an agreeable neighbour
hood and connects the advantages Of va
ter and timber ;--it has been divided in
to compact farms containing from two to
three hundred acres each. upon most OF
which there are tolerably comfortable
dwelling houses, and will be sold in lots
according to the above division..-From
experiments which have been made of the
effects Of plaster on the above tract, it
has been found to succeed as well as OH
any other land in LouGon. One third of
the purchase money will be required in
hand and the balance divided into two
equal annual instruments with interest
from the date, to secure the payment Of
which the purchaser will be required to
give bonds with approved security
The purchasers will be allowed the Pm
valegc OF seeding in the fail, ard pos
session will be given on the first day
of January, 1916. Persons wishing to
purchase will be shewn the property by
Mr.. John Matthias, Surveyor OF Loudon
County, residing in Leeeburg.
CARTER +. PAGE,
JOHN w. PAGE.
June 81. tbs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-06
RoYAL.sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
THURS DAY, July 6 1915.
Jefferson Land for Sale.

A BOUT 500 Acres in the county
"a Jefferson and 3tate.of Virginia, on
the road leading from Winchester to
Baltimore, II miles from the former, II
from Harper's Ferry and 5 from Charles
town-60 lesfrom Alexandria, George
town ard the City Of Washington. The
Improvements are a new BRICK house, 2
stories high, a barn 40 feet square, sta
bic, &c.
The soil is of the very first quality,
well adapted to tie growth Of timothy.
clover and every species OF erain--Riere
than half Of the land IS covered with TIM
Der of the best quality.
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Advertisement.

Advertisement.
nN Tuesday the 9th of August next.
. will be sold to the highest bidder
for ready cash, at the Tavern of Will
LIAM GooD1Ne, of Fairfax county, on
the Little River Turnpike Road, near
Accotink Bridge,
Several Valuable Slaves,
Consisting of Men, Women aud Chill
dren, belonging to the Estate of Colonel
WILLIAM PAYNE, deceased.
ELIZABETH PAYNE,
.adm'r.r. Of Nm. Payne, deed.
June 50. cots.
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Hlso, ToF S07e,
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to SEQ acres on Pc
tomac River, about ; miles. from DUN
fries and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
is good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are a dwelling house
in good repair containing SIX rooms, a
kitchen, laundry. stables and other ne
cessary house. TIE extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this est ate
offer to the purchases the most ftatterine
prospect of rendering this valuable
farm by an inconsiderabe devotion OF la
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to .Nob!et Herbert, Esq. of Alexandria.
John A Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va.
June IA.
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JOHN q, LAID
Has for Sale,

100 bolts Russia Duck
4 hhds. mems coarse Hats
eS kegs fine wrought Id. Nails
/ set elegant dining China
8 boxes Decanters, assorted
2 hhds. half pint Goblets
9 hhds. salted Lemons
j pipe Sicily LEBANON Juice
] case domestic made Woollens
/ case Hardware
10 casks sweet Wine
$ boxes mems Shoes
10 tons Russia Hemp
9 grass Cables
Square Iron, Oil, &c. q"
June Is.
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Enr Sale,
I0seph spear,

:, crruLl.v informs his Friends
IA tSe Public, that he continues
~ .. ~, !. - the CABINET BUSINESS !;
lat a. 4 various branches, on Royal
s., y near :, tie Market, and has on
7 s .,. asa veil made FURNrIU Re
l 4 s sso ;eforms the Public that he has
a Y !, . s,,S Tie ARSE, and stock to make
SaTy 'I il called for. He also MAKES 3
~ raa;rs s0PHAs and every klnd OF
etT,IRS On the shortest notice.
E.h q.
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New Teas, &c.

New i cas-, W
r.. s,,b.e.;bers having altered their firm
4 .TassOh .Manaeville, Continue their.
Sa,;aess at the corner of King STAR
iax-streets,
10 quarter chests GunpoYder
s = Is ditto Imperial per
| eoq'arter chests, ; Young Hyson
l)ouarter chests Hyson,
10 ditto HSson-slin
Teas Of good qualities,
principally Of the late importatlons at
New-York and Boston.
| n0OO los. green and white Coftoe.
l6 bags old Java Coffee for tam. USE
|lpvu Sugars of various qualities.
$4,000 lbs. refined Sugars.
30 boxes No. / and 2 Chocolate.
90 bags Filberts.
10 tierces Rice.
IS bales first quail. Charleston Cot
ton.
:E9es, , Genuine old Port
sl5 do. Wine.
sic pipes old London Particular
Madeira.
10 dozen Champagne.
hho5sheads retailing Molasses.
s'boyeS Lemons.
sGba9els Whiskey.
-. Wltha general assortment of the best
Naes, Liquors and Groceries, for cash,
slp0n tAe usual credits to punctaal Gus
liners.
Mandeyile & Larmour.
NayaS. If
i, y b B. They expect a parcel Of choice
'laaEl, III cases, in a few days,
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For Freight,

Coastwise or to the Hest Indies.
96M The Schooner TOPAZ, Abra-
$3.50 ham Briggs, master; burthen a
bout 700 barrels--in complete order and
ready for the immediate reception OF a
cargo.
Apply to -
June 81. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-03-13

For the amendment 69
Agains. il %
The bill having been further amended, the
committee rose at 3 late hoar, AID repoftedt 70
he house.
RELATIONS with .Akgiers.


The acting Secretary OF State has IN
formed Congress, that, according 10 the
Latest accounts from Morocco, iunis and
Tripoli, our relations with those powers re
NAMED upon their flrmer footing, nor Is
there any particular reason to believe that
any change has -ince taken place.
1t will appear by the documents accom-
panying the message OF the President to
Congress On the l7lh November, 1912, that
the Dey of Algiers had violently, and with
OUT Just cause, Obliged the Consul OF the
L. S. and American citizens then IN Al
giers, to leave that place, in manner high
ly offensive to their country and Injurious
to themselves, and in violation Of the Treaty
then subsistins between the two nations.
Ii appears, moreover, that he eXac:ed from
the Consul, under pain Of immediate i'm
prisonment, large sum OF money, to which
he had no claim but what originated IN hls
own injustice.
These acts Of violence and outrage have
been followed by the capture of al least, one
American vessel, and by the seizure OF an
American citizen ON board a neutral vess: |.
The unfortunate persons, thus captured,
are ye, held in captivity, with the exception
OF two of them, who have been ransomed
Every effort to obtain the release of the
others has proved abortive and there is
some reason 10 believe that they are held
by the Dey as means by which he calcn
lates 10 extor, from the u STATES degrad
ing Treaty. JAMES MONROE,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-03-13
Ebirtffntb Congrefs. ..LHrD sOetTton.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA7YvEs.

HCLDE or REPREo ENIAIIVES.
SATURDAY, FEB. 25.
5bsctc Mr.. Eppes, from the Commuee Of
Ways and Means, reported bill 10 prohibit the
eKportati5h of specie, gold or silver coin which
was twct read and committed.
Nezp Loan Mr.. e; pes, from The same COM
mi,tee reported 4 bill to authorize loan for I.
sum not exceeding dollars which
0gaa twice Tesd and committed
Nerf Session.
Mr. Fisk of NNY..ofIcred for consideration tho
following resolution
Rssolvef, That committee be appointed to
enquire into the expedltncy of providing BY
law for The meeting of he next Congress.
M. F. said, he was not prepared 10 say that
il was necessary 10 pass such law bat he was
prepared TO say that the state Of the nation wss
such as To make i expedieni to enquire into The
subject, and ascertain whether az extra sc ssion
might not be necessary, or. if not, an ea,liet
session than will take place other wise.
The resolution was agreed to.
7ianIssivng. engrossed resolution fo,
requesting the President 10 set ap2r, Day q
Thanksgiving for the return of Peace, was read
third time and passed.
Military Peace Establishment.
The house resolved itself into committee OF
the whole on the bill FIXING the Military Peace
Es'ablishuent Of the u. Staes.
After Mr. Troup had explained the views o.
The Military Committee, in regard o this bill
snd the grnnnds which they Lad proposed "a
fix re force of the Peace Establishment g,
10000 men
Mr Dssha moved 20 amend the bin by strik.
ing out zen and inserting six thousand as The re-
naming folce.
This moiion. as might be expected, gave rise
TO considerable debate.
The question of amendment, as POSTPONED
ives carried in The affirmative, by the folio wing
vote
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-03-13
II CARTEL ARRIVED.

NORFOLK, FEB. %, ISI5.-ArT,
yeiterday in Hampton Roads the Can'
ihip San PHILIPPE, Capt. Berg, from fFp
outh, (Eng.) having on board 90. ., : J.
changed American prifoners, conII' Y
of the furviving officers and crew o. :
late U. S. brig Argus and part Of !
detachment of u. S. troops who w.
taken at the battle of Beaver Ds@"l
June 1919 The San. PHILIPPE lett "
outh on the I'd December, has eSP'' I.
csd fevere gales, and was cOnpsi'' :.
put into Teneriffc to repair danny
On Monday was boarded By the h's =
gafcar frigate which had been c''"'
TO the fouthward. :,
The only army officers who have AVE
home in the cartel, are Capt ME- w..
of the light artillery, and Capt NJ
zie of the infantry.
Ii is itated in the Alexandra %.
that sGcialinformation has been ,''' i
in this country from Madrid, to t9' +
of Decem Der, at which time no ia', II
volution had taken place as TIA, -
has been reported from Ameha iD'
LONDON, DEC 4 ? !.
The Rev. Robert Morrison, ~"
airy from the London Bible o0'~ ~, 1
tranlator for the Eait India I0" YY'ee@
Canton, has at lat finished TIC ~ :, n
task of translating the ne1v f''a y said
the Chinese language The Ia. d,s
from China brought fifty COPIES "a
extraordinary work. They n.' oabs
distributed among the College, 7. +
Libraries, and to some dlgnds''''
church.
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Pubic Sale.

On SATURDAY next, will be sold, on
the premises,
/, hree valuable lots Of ground,
with the improvements thereon, situated
at and near the corner of St: Asaph and
Queen Terms will be made
known at the place of sale.
z. G. MarsteLer.
SaDtemher s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-07
Richard Libbq,s

Has received by the ship America, from
Liverpool, further part Of his Fall
Importation, and the residue. may be
looked for daily.
dmoag those no,o arrived, are
rs boxes Tin Plate
10 ton assorted Bar-Iron, s-8 ia. one
inch square, & Fire Iron, 2 inches by 8.
and 70
4 ton of fine Hoop Iron, from 81 to
Ia inch wide
4 ton Shot, assorted, BIB to No. 10.
2 ton Sheet Iron, assorted, No. l to s.
With a general assortment of Cutlery,
Files, Sad-irons, Frying Pans, Anvils,
Needles, Pins, Spectacles, &c. sc.
September z. St
b. The Editors of the National In
telIigencer are requested to publish the
above three times and send their account
to this Office.
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ALEXANDRIA,:
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4.
Norfolk, Aug. 80.

This morning arrived here the United
States cartels ship Perseverance, capt.
Dull, and brig Anaostan, capt. Smith /;
the former in Al and the latter in So
days rom Plymouth, Eng. Late adyi-
ICES from Gibraltar mention the arrival
there Of the INDEPENDENcE, American
IA. The Algerines are said to beat war
with the following nations; the Ameri-
cans, Dutch, Danes, Russians Swedes,
Prussians, and French. The Russians
are fitting outanaval force in the Black
Sea, to go against the Algerines the
Dutch elect had arrived at Gibraltar !;
ia part of the Algerine navy had gone to
the Adriatic to cruise. The Alserine
admiral who was killed in the action
with the U. States trigate Gurriere, was
THE famous Scotch renegade, admiral
Lyle, who, lit will be rccollected, styled
himself lord high admiral Of 1'ripoli. His
squadron was blockaded in Gibraltar by
1.-THE u. States trigate Philadelphia, in
1901.
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Surrender Of Boneparte.

The intelligent Editor. of the Boston
Centinel, by way Of NoTE, observes -
s The events connected with the in
tended escape Of Bonaparte from France,
his surrender to British naval COM
mander, andhis probable fate are much
sought after. We have endeavored to
collect some of them from the loose and
contradictory masses IN the French and
English papers. His intention to leave
France, and the measures adopted appa-
rsntly to facilitate his escape, are well
known. Wesay apparently, because their
motive is obscured in mystery; and to
US it appears probable his escape would
have been effected, if SO much publicity
had not been given to his demands fer
passports for America and if his move
meuts from Paris to Malmaison, 4 from
Malmaison to Chartres, Tours, Poicti-
ers, aud even to Rachefort, mile by mile.
and hour by hour, had not been annxn-
ced with so much accurate particularly
This information may have occasioned the
encrease of the cruizers in the Bay OF
Biscay, and made his escape impractical
bic. 1t is also worth remark, that these
notices and facts originated iii the Moni-
teur."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-07

T0M is a bright Mulatto about IS
Il years OF age, and from having been
long accustomed to house service, is both
IN his speech and manners above the Or
binary level of Nesroes.--He has also
been IN the habit for some time past OF
attending to Garden and Stab'c, and
will most probably seek employment in
the capacity either of a Dining Room
Seryant, fIostler, or Gardener.
JIM is rather black, S0years old, and
about feet 10 inches high.-He Is en-
irely without beard, and has lost by
disease his LEFT big toe. 1t is more than
Probable these Negroes will endeavor to
get to Pennsylvania.--Should they be
taken oat Of the State Of Virginia, Ma
iiyland and District of Columbia, the a.
Dove Reward, or Fifty Dollars each will
Y given for them--if within either OF the
above mentioned places, ITenty.tre
Dollars each.
To- Masters of Vessels and other
se iorewaraea carrying of, harborln2
0rssereting the said Slaves at their Pc.
WAf. S. STUART.
Oss1AN HILL. Fairfax Cy. va
August 49,. It.
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NOTICE.
zen IoNuys Kewayd.
D AN AWAY from the Subscriber Oh
HI Saturday the sd of September, )
Negro Girl named
SO P HI A /,

About II or 18 years old, feet or 9
inches high. fat and chunky, with very
large breasts, her hair very thick, cons
monty plated before. Had on when she
went away, a blue checked homespun
dress with short sleeves; took with her
a yellow checked homespun dress with
long sleeves, and a handkerchief of the
same, and one yellow dress, one plaid
handkerchief, one pair of green shoes,
one check apron, and an olive green IL
cured silk bonnet trimmed with white
satin ribbon-it is likely she is in
Washington or Georgetown. Whoever
takes up said girl and brings her home
shall receive the above reward and all
reasonable charges.
A. WILLIS.
ar The Editor of the Federal Re-
publican is requested to publish the a.
bove seven times, and send his account
to this office.
September 7.
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Public Sale.

nN Thursday next, the 9TH inst. q
q y II O'Clock, will be sold on tEs
wharf of the Commercial Company Of
Washington, part of the cargo of the schr'
Charming Sally, J. Mckenzie, Master:
from;Martinique, viz.
rs hhds Muscovado SUGAR,
10 puncheons Tobago RUM.
Terms Of Sale-approyed endorsed
lotes at 60 and 90.
John MCGOWAN.
Washington, Sept. s IS
PRIN TIN g
NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE
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vENHE Stockholders of the Mocha
A nics'Bank of Alexandria, are here
by notified that a diyident of FIVE per
cent. for the last half year, on the ca
pital stock paid in, is this day declared,
payable to them or their representatives
on Friday the 18th inst.
By order Of tie President and Direc.
tors.
WIN. PATTON, Jr. Cash'r.
Sent i
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100 DOLLARS

REJSlRD.
RAN away from the Subscriber ca the
18th instant,
TWO NEGRO MEN, NAMED
Tom & Jim.