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MONDAY, February q.

MVNDAlS EeUTuAiy 81
Mr.. M'Kim and Mr.. Halves pre-
sented petitions from sundry distiilers
praying for diminulion Of the duty
on spirits distilled. and an increase
IF the duty en- distilled spirits i'm
ported which were referred TO the
committee of WAYS and Means.
MIR. Yancey made an unfayorable
report on the petition of \ Smoot q
WIN. Thornton; which was concur
red in.
Mr.. Sharp reported without a
,aendment The bill for the relieGof
Beaie and Ku'tz and tie bill was
.eiesred to committee af,he whole.
On motion of Mr.. Yaneey. the
committee Of Claims were d,,charg
ed from the further consideration Of
all the subjects which have bees re-
erred to them at the present session
yet Enacted on.
Mr.. Eppes. from the committee
of Ways and Means, reported bill
/" to place more eifectually in the
state courts and districts courts Of
the United States the jurisdiction in
the eases therein mentioned in
eases arising under the internal re
venue Iaws)-which was twice read
and committed.
Mr.. Eppes, also from the com
mittee OF Ways and Means, to whom
WAS referred the bill from the Senate
30 repeal Gin certain events) the dis
eliminating duties now imposed on
iurrign tonnage, and on goods wares
AID merchandise imported into the
United States. reported the same
amendment. and moved that it pass
o third reading.
Mr.. Seybert said bis was sub
jeet Of great importance, in which
MS constituents, as much as any peO-
pie of the United States, were inte-
rested that it came into the house
at toe late period Of ;he session TO
ue a fully discussed and mature!y
considered that, when heretofore
thc subject had oeen brought before
the Congress, it had been opposed by
petitions from various quarters,
which wouldnot now pear. because
no such measure was expected to
have been agitated at this, session.
lie therefore moved that the bill be
postponed indefinitely.
Mr.. Eppes hoped this molten
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CONGRESS

The following Message was. on
Monday last, transmitted by the Pre-
sident OF the United States to both
Houses OF Congress:
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Congress of the U. States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

We are desired to state that MIR.
Farrcs's infeu,ian in moving to a.
mend Mr.. Hawkins resolution by
adding thereto Z easury Notes. was
to destroy or defeat the resolution it..
sell.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-07

The Nsw-Yofk Advocate says" the sub.
stiiution OF the Nahoieor instead Of the hour
ON flag, on board the French frigate L'lier-
lrnuioc, was by order Of Baron LeseaIlief,
'Cousul General Of France, who cofnmuniea'.
edio The Captain Of the frigate bis official
'dcspatehes relating to the restors,ion. The
Consul wen, ON board the frigatc to assist 10
the ceremony, and after pronouncing an elo.
qucut address TO the crew the cry Of vive Z
Emfersur was shouted by all hands"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-07
PRIME GOODS.

Js w. EDDY, will open this day, an elegant as
sosiment of Prime Goods, selected from the late i'm
por,siions at Boston--viz
London print Calicoes, new pctterns
white Cambrics plain and figured Leno Musns ;
jackonet and book Musns; Gnghams Nankeens;
black silk fringed Hkf's; Madrass ditto; Ves,ugs
Ribbons silk Cords, sewing silks Milinet; Pins
Tlpes white and color'd cotton Hose; Galoons ,
worsted Bindings; SC &c.
Ali.of winch Will be sold CHEAP, and on
accommodating terms.
ny@ On hand. as usual, large supply Of
American manufactured GOODS, selling off Cheap.
.Nenbort, .iiay 81, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-07
NICHOLAS GEFFROY,

N.. rs, Zhamrs-srfef,
INFORMS the pubic that he has for sale, indepen'
4 dent of hrs CONSTANT supply Of Cutlery, Jewery,
Watches. Looking Glasses, &c. hc.-sugsr, Coffee,
pest supeffne PnadeIphia -Four, BY wholesale and
retail, at very reasonable prices for cash.
tie also continues his professloa Of manufacturing
Cold aud Silver Ware--and gives the true value OF
Odd Gold and silver according TO their standard
great variety ct other articles will be found at
his store, which too numerous to mention.
hesgporf, February -, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-07
CheapStocking Yarn.

IIAS Just received, a small lot Concluding an as
l. i sortment of numbers) Of 3threaded slate col
CURED STOCKING YARN. partially stained, which
will be sold BY the bundle, pound skein, at about
one half the usual price.
or An assortment at Yarns OF the first quality, at
Factory prices as usual Jan. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-07
BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS,

40. so, Zhames-sfreet,
u EsPECTFULLY informs the public that he a
~ gain occupies his old stand, in Newport, where
Gentle men and l. dies can be accommoda ed with
genice Boarding and Lodging as formerly He al
SO improves the wharf and stores of Wm Gardner,
Qate Caleb Gardner, Esq where ships may be ac-
commodated with wharfage and every necessary for
fitting and where goods may be stored OH rcasona-
bic terms The smallest favor gratefully acknowl.
edged. .4pri S.
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NEW GOODS.
HARVEY SESSIONS,

5 this day opening handsome assortment of Day
4 Goops,vi
Slpcrilne Droadcioths and Cassimeres
priest cloths for PaRtaloons &c -superfne dressd
ana undress'd London Prints Ga, a and ga light
and dark G,oghams-64 and A white and black
cotton Cambrcks-stesD ,oom and dress'd sbirtng
Cotlons-white and fgurd Merseiiles, for Vesting-
long lawn cot on Laces-company yellow and blue
NaOkeens--olack and wl,ite Italian Grapes fringed
satin Ribbons--pIain Rbbons--white six Hose
p,mtcs-Lacc nett MuslIns--black and cross bard
s,S Hkf's--cotton ard worsted Hose--Diapers-
black Romba zetts--slk and Shawls--Iong and
short silk Cloves a and Ga shear Muslin
AID almost every other article usually cal
led for in Dry Goods Store. May 81.
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CHEAP CASH STORE.
WILLIAM TILLEY,3d.

NO. i24, 1hames.strees,
INFORMS his friends and the public in general,
4 that he bias opened Day Goops STORE,
in the house next south of Mr. Nicholas Gefroy and
directly opposite Mr. Dow's Hotel, where he has
Just received and is now exposing for sale, an ex
tensive assortment of EngGsh, India, French and
american GOODS, which he will sell Cheap can
be purchased in Newport, for CASH
--.7mOng .Shich are the JotlO.siag -
BROADCLOTHS and C2ssimeres
Plains; Flannels; Bombazetts; white and black
Cambrics Dmtes pink, buff and blue Gnghams; I;
Diapers superfne Cambria Prints; Vesting; gen.
temen and ladies' silk and cotton Hose black and
kid Gloves; beaver Gloves; superfne d .rk Cling
hams caubric Hhk'fs; imitation Shawls shear
Muslins' shirtng Cottons; Pins ;Ribhons gilt But
tons and Fans &c. &c.
.Ne7gpor., May 81, 1915 (3w)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-07

The very consisiant federal editors In
this country insists that Bonapafte is no, tho
choice of the French fschir, but admit that
" he is the idol Of the army and through
their inslrumeutslity has attainnd the rc.clca
ya,ion ID the throne The srmy-.whns
tba, army Of French constrihfs whose miser-
les have been depicted in such glowing colors
by these sane fcdcraIists that army OF eens
sernfs, who, tied hand TO foot, were dfiycn
into the field OF battle at the point Of the bayA
ouet !--that army, made up Of eonserihfssar ar.
rested from the arms Of their weeping fa,hs
crs, mothers and sisters, smids, the most biis.
Ter ecrses and execss,ions Of the us 1t who
CON mpelled them .--,hsturmyin in favor Of Boz
napArte--,bat army opposed TO the mild, ,ha
pesccsblc, the desired" Louis !--Impo:si.
ble--thc army could never have been ficnd-
lyto Bonspar,e, more than those Who aotiei'
pa,cd eonserihasn in this country could hove
borne the sight OF such on sudAcious fsrsne
as Mr.. Monroe, for proposing that horfid
conscriptioh.--.N. n. Patriot
-<&<0%sSS
Marshal MscdonaId was 10 Paris on the 4in
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The Patem Lmprooed Gas Apbdretus,

The Patem Improved Gas Apbaraf1s,
FOR lighting Manufactures, Mines Mills, Streets,
Theatres, Lighthouses, &c. &c in ccrveni-
eat, sale and economical manner, With Gas-Lghu
produced from fossil coal. will be put up eompsee
toe opperaiion reasonable ierms and every nfor-
nation respecting Il communicated on spplicstion to
wINsLOw LEWIS, Bosios--os -
DAVID MELvILLE, NsEpcrf, r.
N. B>-The Lghts may be seen IN opperst'on at
py lus during tts approaching summer ., the Bath
- -houso, NesPort aprR2s. 1915.
pvrsg Feather Beds and Feathers. ;.
vrJv8,Gccse and Fowl Feathers, snd Iesf'er:
fR ekN AoRAHAM BAa4EH,
GN fsyss. 2. Ch@fss-shxef
Ne hs, On hand In ssses4pent o. Mattresses 3 all
Kids 70 Hss{6s .Bss<sr 22rAees.
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Marshal MscdonsId was 10 Paris on the 4sh
April, but had 90, been re.enploged by Ro-
nspartc
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-23
! his is to give Notice.

That the subscriber of Alexandria ccun.
ty j. the district of Columbia, has obtain
Cd from the ORPHANS Court of Charles
county, Maryland, letters Of administa.
ton &c bCnis ION. of tie estate of JCFN
SEALE oftEe count! aforesaid deceased,
Al tersons having claims against tie
said deceased, are hereb warned t. ey-
iibit the same.w it, Il e vouchers. to tie Sub
cribeI, Oh Or befne TIE sCtl; "a, of No
ember next TIE, may otherwise bv
aw, be excir ded from all benefit of said
eatate. Given under my kaId this eth
"a, Of Ma A. d. 1915.
!. A. NFAIF.
Ma &c. cawsv.
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mo. 1914
No1,IcE

vEvHOSF Members Of the Mutual Ass
surance Society of Virginia. who
ave generally raid tIeir annual tubtas
aithcut being conTelied by Law. sre
hereby inform ed that tie accounts for the
preseIt years teguisition are lodged v ith
Richard nj. Scott. ESQ. at tire farmers
rank of Alexandria. where pa,ner viii
be expected and received ard Prefer DIS.
charges given I! e!efor-D elinquents need
not expect any indulgence.
A. r Tay'or.
.fgent and Cthectcr.
Fred'g, May 1919. lawsw
10 Rent or Lease
For term Of Tsors to gcoG Tenant
Prospect Hill
DEI ONGlNG t. TIE Estate of tie
Ed late Geo. Slac'm, situate on tie
Leesh"E road. on osite Mr.. VIM. Re-
bison's seat about three lies fitm Ale
andria, and five frcm tie Cit, OF Wash
ington, there a'e on the pennies a good
dwelling ard ont houses wit s. eds forso
head of cattle--a great variety of tie
choices fruit, we'll o. eacei.e, I water
Il! greater rart Of tie fam is laid down
III timothy and cl"verseed. It's ccntisri4
ty to the two markets of Ale andria ard
Washington renders it desi able srok
toa man OF industry, and to such it will
bereIted on moderate terms.
> JANE H. SLACUM.
April %. eosw
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Valuable Lands for Sale

IN pursuance Of decree ofthe tnltef
4 States Circuit Court of TIE i'lstrle
of Columbia for the County of hleyan
IRA. which decree hath been affirmed "
.a appeal. from the said court by the he
norable the Supreme Court OF the Unite
states at the last February Term. Tx
subscribers Church Wardens of the +
oiscosal Church in Alexandria, ny tNe
consent and direction of tie Minister
aud yestry of the said Churci'--wlll eA-
nose to sale for ready money, or IN he''
thereof, tie Stock Of any Incorporated
Bank in Alexandria at the current mar
ket price of the day to be made known
On the day of sale, that desirable tract
IF Land in the County of Alexandria,
commonly called the GLEBE L.4vF ~
situate about 2 miles from GEORGETOWN
Ferry and 7 miles frem Alexandria:
containing $50 ACRES, one half of
which is we'll tinbered with oak, hickory
and chestnut, it is handsomely situated,
good v ater and fine young orchard OF
the best selected apples and cherrys; the
Land will be sold intire or divided into
smaller parcels if applications should be
made previous to the sale which will take
place on the premises on Thursday tie
10Th of June next, the title papers may be
seen atany time on application to
GEORGE DENEAIIE
q
JOHN MUNCAsTER,
Church Wardens.
M, a
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puBasfgD nar BY sNovDEa; aoYA1lsrneET ALEXANDRIA
Notice.

TT WISH to sell the HOUSE & LOT
n wheseon | now live, and a small
FARM on the Leesburg road, about two
miles fsom Alexandria-Also, HOUSE
and LOTin the town of Nottingham, on
the Patuxent River, on accommodates
terms.-Possession to be had Immediate
ly.
Chas. [. Nrvitt,
Upper end of Duke Street.
March Is. tt
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Just Received
FIR sA.fBr
James Kennedy & Son,
a handsome assortment Of
Bibles & Common Prayer
BOOKS,

Of all sizes and in all the various kinds Of
binding, plain Calf and Murocco gilt,
some very elegant.
ALSO,
The new Manual of Devotions,
Pa!ey's Evidences of Christianity,
Doddridge's Rise and progress of Religion
Family Expositor,
The Works of tie Rev. John Newton,
Hobart's Fasts & Festivals of the Church,
Pastoral Letter to the Iaity.
- Thanksgiving Sermon for the
blessings Of Peace,
Horsley's Sermons,
Horne on TIE Psalms,
Nienvort's Pious Meditations and Pray
ers,
Faber's Essay on the Holy Spirit,
Smiths primitive Psalmody,
Cumberiand's a!,ary.
A view of the N. York State Prison,
Holidays at home, by Charlotte saun-
Frank part lst beingthe tn Fart Of early
Lessons by Miss EdsewortI.,
M'Mahon's Gardening,
Moore's Greek Grammar,
Nelson's Greek Exercises, and great
variety of Children's Books with engrav-
ines.
May 16. cow
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Land for Sale.
/ WILL SELL THE FAPM CALLED
HOPE PARKE.

II
N02MERLY TIE residence Of nr. Da
E vid Stuart. decd, lying in the copn
ty of Fairfax ard State Of Virginia, rea
the old road leading from Alexandra
through Ce trev;lle; twerty mics from
the first, and six from the last mentioned
place. This tract of land contains nearl,
two thousand acres, is mostly in timhe
and fire-wood. There are between Eve
and six hundred acres of this land iudici-
ousiv cleared, and well enclosed hisl ly
atapted to clover, and with tie use Ct
plaster ma be made exceedingly nrc-
licti,e. he improvements consists of
very commo'ious dwelling house, goods
'l5'es, barn, co"l houses, a Al t. =. -
taer necessary building. There is an ey-
:el!ent Grist viii Will great fall on ne
erfaiiing stream of water. it is at this
inc in complete repair. Near the dwell
ing house there are extensive leach anG
pple orchards, consisting of a great va
ETY. of the best iruit, aad fertile garden.
IS the portion of wood land adjoining this
arm is unnecessary large, | should ike
70 sell part Of it In detached lots. Tie
yerseer residing at Hope farke will sew
ne Improvements.
{ VIII .ALSG FELL The fcllcarire
tracts Of LAND lying in tie County
q fampssire, state i Virginia, xix:
1900 Acres on the lIegany
Mountain adjoining tie lands of 1nor.as
}. Martin and Ale ander King, between
fle deep Kun. and HowelI's Run, drains
# the North bra"ch of Potomac River
10 acres Oh the .ad mountain adjoining
the lands of said ki, g, Michael n lie.
benjamin Peeler and the Pine Swan
Survey-49C acres on the Great Cacarion'
400 acres adjoining tie lands of slamtP
Royce, between sideling Hill, ard s,ring
ea y Mountain-G0o acres Oh North branc,
of Potomac river near Doves Miil-Also.
a small riece of Land containing sever
acres living on the North branch of roto-
mac Riyer, near, or adjoining TIE last
mentioned tract. These lands are well
watered with never failing springs of tie
most delicious water, and rvulets passing
through them; well timbered: fertile, s
nav be purchased on reasonable terms,
and on liberal creGit.-Iiey are known
by the persons residing in t'.eir vicihity,
as having been the property of DR.. David
Stuart. deco. late of FairfaI County aid
State of Eirginia-Also for sale, about
500 acres of valuable timbered and wood
land, lying il the County Of Stafford and
State Of Virginia, about ten miles above
Aqua TOWN. and on said nun. lear tie
property of Geo. Lane who viii shew the
land and make known the telns.
For further particulars relative to these
several tracts of land, apply to tie sub
scriber living III the County Of FairfaX I,
State of Virginia near Alexandria, Lis
trict Of Columbia.
VIM. Robinson.
Howard, April %. lawtf.
NJ The Editors of the Fed. Rerubli-
can, National IatelligenceD Leesburg
Washingtonian, Fredericksburg Herald,
and Winchester Gazette will please In
sirt the above once week till forbid and
send their accounts to this Office for pay
ment.
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B l<-JK(. N.

Landing and for sale by tic suhserib.
err, 90 tons SNEDES lkCN, assorted
in square and fiat bars.
JOHN G. LAID.
May go. as"
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For Sale o. Rent
~ DaIo. Horse and Lot.
]. + orn,
J. 'iscmiller.
If
joseph pear

joseph )Sdi
-, rspEcrrurLy informs his Friends
AMI the Public, that he continues
" 40 ~ tSe CABINET BUSINESS
= eS q, If various branches, on. RoyaS
S ~ .. near the Market, and has OF
ss SssI come well made FURNITURE
md saa. also informs the Public that ne mas
IN naa' rsy HE ARSE, and stock to MAKE
S 81 if called for. He also make
and renairs SOPHAS and every kind o.
GLARS on the shortest notice.
Feb. 25. -
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VIM. Robinson.

Howard, April %. lawH.
No. The Editors of the Fed. ReIubli-
can, National Iatelligencer Leesburg
Washingtonian, Fredericksburg herald,
and Winchester Gazette will please In
sirt the above once a week till forbid and
send their accounts to this Office for pay
ment.
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Public Notice is hereby given

So
THAT tie Assistant Assessor within
this Tistrict will forthwith proceed
throughout tie same, for tie purpose of
taking lists of Il e lands, tots Of grand,
miH Their Improvements, d,cellrs kcasps,
AID s'ares, sub .ect to the United States
direct tax, and for ,aluirs and assessing
tie same; and also lists of the value Of
household firfi'are, ard of the number
of geld md sitrrr nGtcIts. subject to Gu.
ty within the said district. All persons
owning, possessing, or having tie care or
ma: a: ement Of property OF any OF tie a.
hoye descriptions. aie required by law to
deliye,. IT, til assistant assessors. VI item
lists, contalninga true anG accurate des.
ciirtion of tie same; and are heiehs nc-
titled and varied to be Ire, aged OF ric
said first day IF April, Or inn ediateiy
thereafter, to deli, or Il same, under tie
reDalty pr"ided by law fer neglect or
refusal in this respect.
JAMES MCGUIRE.
Principal assessor Of the District Of
Columbia.
April IL. If.
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Ground Plaster.

TNIlE subscriber has on hand and in
4 tends keeping, large and constant
su, ply of Ground Plaster for sale at re-
duced price at tie Mill on King street.
few doors below the Union Bank, and at
his store Oh the wharf.
A. P. COVER,
May 20. law4w
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agreeable to an oruer o.
Ge Common Council, will receive
on or before the ninth day of May,
written proposals for paving the toilowln::.
streets say from Patrick to West or
Prince Street, and from King to Cameron
On Alfred Streets, also from King tt
Queen on Union Street.
]. LAWRASON,
Superintendent of Police.
: April "a.
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Paper Hareirgs.
JOHN II. .STEUAE7.

H AS just received and ..ier fer sale.
ID 500 lieccs of IA: er ard Fo.crr
of the newest aGd mCs: fas icnaIle at.
tons: trpm e MANUFACTURES Of A.
Chardoh and Virchap> & Co. @! PEilEd.i.
pkia eqpa! in Coos TO TIL Erglish a.
Frerch pa. seis. wlch wit. RS former
stock, makes bis assortment very co:r.
plete.- Flank Zoo S, W,it:.s, Letter
and Wrapping Pa. er, PLAYING and B.a.k
Cards of the Mann actories o. Hun ,.lre,s,
Covi, e. ard Fo,d.---Sl eIji,g boCls Il
bles AID Te,t2HeIts (plaip and e!eealt)
large and small, States and FeEclls,
Greek, Latin and English School Books,
with a gene al assortment # 'ra!er,
Psalm and II mn Cooks, Eistor, fec
try, Novels, Song Looks, CHAPS aid
Prime 9.
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BosToN GLASS.
LAWRASON & FOWLE.
Hare Receired from tie Boston Glass
.Nanufactory,
so Boxes 8 by & 10 by IL Glass,

Also,
THREE cases containing, necanters
4 Wine Glasses, TumbIers, Jel!
Glasses, Bowls, Cruits, Pitchers, Salt.
&c. all of the above maaufact2ry-ti
quality of the Boston Glass is know +
be superior to any imported and will |
sold as low-tEey are authorised to cor
tract for any quantity or description 9
Glass that ma he wanted which will b.
Immediately fo'y arded from tie Nam
factcry at Boston. Tie prices of t.
different sizes of Window Glass may
seen on application as above.
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NOTICE.

lLL persons haring claims against
4 the estates Of lei Scott and WIN
i.aa,edown, decd. are requested to pre-
.ent4hem to the Coart of Prince WI
lam County. duly authenticated, on OF
hesa.e the iirst Monday in July next, at
whic, time the Court will proceed 10 ois-
tiI,ate the said estates amongst those
whose claims are then exhibited accord
ms tolaw. n
FOR
Edmund Brooke, Shet.
Ap-l "a. e1-1
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at Al2rdNd!2d
y.H:fE UNDERSIGNED bess leave
4 to apprize the Merchants and G
r,ers. Interested in the Commerce to q,
R~itain and her Derendenciee, that he
viii grant the necessary Consular Cert
Gcates on applicat,oH uade to li.,i, al IL,
,ouse of William Wilson, Esq. on Frinc'
street.
JAMES PATTON,
9eting Tice Consul Of HIS Britannac
Majesty for .aleranarie
April %,
V.lnab1e T ,andS Cor Sale
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l. II ING

l. II ING
srom aoop Union, Pitt, master, from
Newly
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee,
Z hhds. Molasses.
IA boxes Havana brown Sugar,
so boxes Tin.
from barque Ossippee, Smith, from Phi
ladeiphia,
~ oo chests and boxes Imperial, Young
Hysoa, and Hyson-Skin Teas,
For sale BY
adams, Herbert e Co.
g The Union will positively sail
.f .sec-fork on Saturday, & will take
April o.. If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-23
TUESDAY, MAY 90 1915.
PARTNERSHIP.

A. NEWTON Informs the Public
thathe has takeninto partnershipin trade
WIN. H. RICE, and tie business in fu
ture will be conducted under the FIRM o
VIM. III. Rice 6 Co.
WHO OFFER FOR SALE
At their Store on King Street, aceH Sc
lected assortment Of seasonable
DRY GOODS,
Which they will dispose of on the most
reasonable terms, for Cash or to punctu-
al customers.
N. B. Allpersons indebted to A. New
ton either by note or account ere re uest-
ed to Fay the same on or Def re tie first
of July next, as his accounts will be left
wit! al attorney after that time.