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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01

The verdict Of E1ferience ufon Jefer8o-
Man Hohcy.-We now behold the result of
Jefferson's system of policy. We call it
Jefferson's, from beginning 10 end because
IL originated with him, and because his sue
cessor was the chief among his disciples
was early imbued with bis visionary no
tons, and adhered to them with constancy,
and with invincible obstinacy, TO the last.
The state of The times afoI ded wonderful
opportunities and facilities for the trial Of
that system, in every shape, and in all lis
bearings :-and il has been thoroughly til
ed, for the full term of fourteen years, and
until little chance is left fer any further ex-
perimenls. The results are before the
eyes OF the people let them Jusge for
themselves.
While MIR Jefferson stood as candidate
for the high office OF president OF the Uni
ted States, several wise and experienced
statesmen, who were personally acquainted
with him, opposed his 1retentions, not so
much on other accounts, as on the ground
of his being UiSlonisf. They appiehen-
ded that his administration would be wild
and chimerical, and of course pernlclous to
the public interests, even supposing his
views and motives were never so honest and
pure. They augured from the visionary
cast of his mind, that he would leave the
beaten track Of sound sense and long expe-
rience, and would weaken, disgrace, and
distract the nation, with wild and futile
projects and experiments--the legitimate
80 rff he al
theory that he was knownto embrace.
What, with them, was at that time mere
boding fear, is now become mater OF his
tory. Nay, the event has greatly surpassed
even their fears. They saw what filled
them with deep apprehension |: but they
saw only in part. The pitfalls into which
that absurd policy has plunged the nation,
are more in number and far more horrible
in their nature, than any man had expected
or even dreamed oil
Fortunate will it be, if the dircful results
of past error and iolles might implt SIS on
the present American public, and on the
coming generations, lessons Of true wisdom!
Fortunate will it be, if these United States
forever hereafter, shun the banciu policy,
that had so neerly brought them 10 utter
ruin ! We do hope the age OF political de-
fusion is passing away land that Mr.. JEFF
lerson, though stricken with years, may YET
live to see his system of policy exploded,
and treated with scorn by all parties. Be-
yond this, no sorrow or punishment do we
wish hini--not even that hair u his head
should be touched. t6ld
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01

In an age long past, the little republick
of Padua had dispute with the Pope Of
Rome, who insisted upon exercising over
it temporal as well as spiritual authority.
The dispute growing very hot, the Pope
Illuminated his threats against any of the
citizens that should take part with the SEN
ate OF Padua and the senate, TOO, threaten
ed with the punishment Of death any sub
jects of the republic, that should take side
with the Pope. During this dilemma, an
officer OF the senate asked priest of Padua,
whether he preferred being hanged for
obeying the Pope, or being excommunica-
ted for obeying the senate TO this the
priest replied, " that for his part, he had
rather be excommunicated thirty years,
than be hanged quarter of en- hour "-i6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01

Co5beft, Dec. $, 1897.

IRONY n. s.-A mode of speech on which
The meaning is contrary 20 the words IS ~
ingbvoke vpas holy n.Gn.o
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
NOTICE.

& Il pursuance Of a decree from thehon
Il the Chancellor of Maryland, the sub.
|scwber VIII sell at public sale. at New.
Troy, near Piscataway, on FRIDAY,
the first day Of September next, all tie
right, title and interest of the late III.
cholas Blaehloek, in and 10 the following
Tracts OF Land, for the purpose CT ei,
fecting a partition among his representa-.
tives.
One parcel of Land, wing in Charles
county, adjoining the lands Of John &.
Ford and Philip ]. Ford, ESQ. containing
about 1000 acres, mostly IN wood and
within few miles Of Piscataway creek.
One other Eract, on Mattawouan
|swamp, supposed to contain 108 acres,
mostly bottom land, rich & productive.
0ae other Tract Of land, in Prince
Georges county, ON the read leading
.ffroln Piscattaway to Port Tobacco. On
Mattawoman Swamp, containing about
SEQ acres, great part Of which, at a
small expence, would produce excellent
timothy--the upland well adapted to tie
use Of clover and plaster.
One other Tract, ia Prince George,
adjoining the lands of Leonard Iowr.
end, Oh Mattawoman Swamp, contain
ing about $50 acres. All OF the above
lands are well watered and tie sitUatiOGs
healthy. a mere particular description
his deemed unnecessary, presenting thO3
wishing to purchase will first view tie
lands, which will at any time be shern
on application to n. f. Blackjack, re-
siding on part Of the land near fisca,a.
wav.
The above lands will be sold in lots to
suit purchasers. Tie terms 81 sale area
credit of twelve months to the purchase,
on his giving bond with approved secmi.
ty withinterest from th~Iay efsaIc-and
on the sale being ratified by the chancc''
Tor, and on the payment Of the whole
purchase money being made, and nol c3
fore, the trustee, by rood & suiicientdeed
will convey totherespectiTe parc12sef'
tt property by them bmglt free, clear,
and discharged, from all claims G. the +
representatives. CT the said Nicholas Black
lock, and those claiming by from or IN
der them or either of item.
Possession NAV be had By tie purcla,,
ser on the 10th day of January NEXT aa-
OF seedinggrain this fall viii be alio"e''
TH0SIAS MUNDELL, Trustee
Prince Geo. Cy, nd. July 81. eos.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
Advertisement,

EE obedience to an Q rider Q, ';'5s s
Ia ty Court Of FairfaX.Ve vii, ch H.,i
| lay tile 28th day Of August rest, PfoCe~'
TO sell to the highest bidder, all thai pa,
lei or tract of land, (now occupied ~
and in the possession Of Ih5SiaS -.
Iof Thamas>, beloneiagto Tie ePTese"55a.-
Lives of the late John Allison, SEN ~.
ceased This Tracts believed 20 conan u:
between &c and 100 acres, toIer&'!' y g
watered, VITA good proportion II y n o.!
Iboanded by RaycnswoTth, ara iae , ,SI
Ios William Cash, sen, Iacaar9aA N%. .r
land w. IT. Foote, Esq. ard AGO.; :-,y-
miles from alexandria, a iartDef co., :. ~.
ton is thought u,4iscessary,, IS II = r.
samcd any person nc!ined to Fp,;II'. s
would view the premises, vInc" W. .1l ~
'shewn on application 70 tie te"aH' .1I I
OGDEN of Thcmas.-Thc terms ~ ..,.S
one tbird cash, and bonds VIZ aF.' 80, -
security for the balance faF2S.e =, .!
q months.-The sale to ta> e pa
lie PREMISES and uiII cofanteEee ., 81 !,
'o,cIc;ck. at uaich time aid Face 0"'
tendance viii lie giyen By tie
Commissioners
IDly Of,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
Manufactured Tobacco.

r UsT RECEIVED from Virginia,
Cd $50 kegs, and half kegs, Of the best
small twist CHEWING TOBACCO, &
on hand, Casendis, Ladies Twist, Spun
and Smoking ditto, G<rsett's Snuff. in
Bottles and Bladders, Rappee do. per ID.
or keg--.9lso, Spanish and American CT
CARS, of the very best quality.-All
which is offered for Sale at the lowest pri-
ces by
John May, Iobacconast.
Loorer End Of Pa'ince-st,eet.
( n. 3. Four or FIVE steady Jouraey,aen,
will find constant employ and good wa
les.
LEAF TOBACCO put up in barrels,
suitable for West-India markets by
J. N.
August Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
NOTICE.

A LIZ PERSONS who have deposited
Guns, &c. at The shop Of the late
Roaert Nash, deceased, are requested to
call and take them away, and pay the
repairs thereon, on or before the first
day of September next, or they will be
sold after that time, pursuant to the a.
Dove order.
Jane Nash, .ddmn.
james M.Doscelt, .fdmr.
k,,n,,-+ TT 49, S+SSF@.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
G. Bronaugh s Co.

'r
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
In addition to their former Spring As
S0rtmeHt,
AV4RyE7'Y eF SEASoNABLE GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfne London blue, black, and bot
tie green Cloths
Jaconet Camhlics and Muslins
Corded and striped Mus!ins
Superfine cambria Ginghams
Cambria and common Dimity
Sock Muslins and I.enoes
Cotton shirtings and long Cloths
Long Lawns, Lace and Wire Buttons
Woinens, Mems and Childrens cotton
iiGse
Ladies long and short Kid Gloves
Black Trimmings for Dresses
Black nonbaZett
Supertine nndressed Calico and Chintz
An elegant assortment of Marsellles
and James
A few pieces of Kidderminster Car
peting, and avariety Of other articles
all of which will be sold ON tie most rea-
sonable terms for CASH.
IIiy x $50
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
Molasses, Coffee, &c.

O. . 4
We hape jast rsceired and oBar for Sale
10 hhds first quality retailing Mslasses
900 bags asd ten tierces prime green
Coffee s
so boxes Pipes containing three gross
each
90 dc. No. I, Chocolate
90 dozen bottles old Port Wine
AND IN STORE,
a5 chests Gunpewder & 7. Hyson Teas,
OF very superior quality
10 hhds. Sd and 4th proof old Whiskey,
suitable for familyus
10 hhds. Sd proof Antigua Ram
Some fine old Madeira, Sherry, and Te-
nefiffe Wines
New-orleans, SUGARS,
Loaf and Lump
Liverpool fine aud Ground Alum Salt
and general assortment OF other
Groceries as usual
GP Wealso keep constant supply
of the best Flour for family use.
Bryan HampsoR g Co.
m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
John B. Hammatt,
& Paper-Hanger,

" I1S1 .
Corner Of Washington and King
Streets,
Has just received handsome addition
to his former assortment of Paper Hang
ines and Borders, direct from tho manu-
factory, among which are, very elegant
PANEL Papers.
10 pieces of American manufactured
BED TICK of various prices.
ALSO,
A consignment Of Factory Gotten, Shirt
ings, Plaid, Ginghams, Plaid Handker-
chiefs, and Ladies Hair Combs per In
voice.
August-s. eo7t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
Public Sale.

ON Saturday the Cd day of September
next, att i O'Clock on the premises, viii
be sold,
Ono hundred 8 thirty-t'Tee
acres OF Land, divided into lots Of ten
acres each, situate at the intersection Of
the Leesbarg Road; part Of the property
now in possession of MIR. March. The
terms will be made known at the place
of.sale.
DANIEL T. DULANY. } r.,
WIN. HERBERT, jun. 'S'''s'
August 10. IS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-24
O. PHI M COURT,
.aleaandria County. sdEgnst Term.
1915,

&OBDERED,
YWyHAT the administrators of Robert
Nash, sgnnsmith, deceased, do sell,
at public auction, the Guns, Pistols,
Swords, 6 all other articles which were
LETT with the decedent, in his life time.
to be repaired /; and after such sale, that
they do retain the amount due on the
same for repairs, and pay the balances to
fhe different owners of the SAID articles,
when called for by them or their legal re-
personalities.
A CopyTest,
"a. Moore, Register HI Is. i
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16
Land for Sale.

w;llsella TRacT or LAND cor
fairing :tbont 700 acres, situate in kalr-
fax comfy, on lAccotiuk creek, twelve
mises below Alexandra.
DO any person wishing to embark n 10
abe Mond4cutting business. thus woatd DC
! valuable purchase, as there are up-
wards If 100 acres IN wood lying cont.
saous thereto. The cleared lald may
Se easily restored toits original tertillt.
by the use Of Plaster Of Paris, which
produces on the soil the happiest effect
The situation Of this property is very
tI.eaitty, aud the creek Upon which i
hos aEorSs aa abundance Ct fish ane
Wild fowl. Mr.. Joseph Crouch. living
at Mr., sanney's mill, near me land
! viii sitew It, Snd The terms viii be made
Know. by abe subscriber residing II
Luudoan county, near I.eesl,nrg.
Wm, W. .H'CartH
fAct..karci 2aw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16
House Of Representatives.
Tuesday. Dec. IL.

/ Tuesday, Dec. II. 4.
| The following members appeared I ar
lday. viz. from New York, Mr. cady
';;om MARYLAND, Mr.. GoldsbOr0g.D
from Virginia, Mr. Bassett and 'r''
KENTUCKY, Mr.. Hurdin. ..,.
The following petitions were pre s~.
led and referred to the proper cO''"'
ltees, viz: -. f,vr.
By Mr.. Clendenip, a petition o. o w.
ldry inhabitants Of Portage coanly," nd
demonstrating against the opening my i.
TRANSMISSION Of the mails Oh VIZ
bath. ,c.,mI
Nv Mr.. Brown, the petitica Of s !: y
la. Thomas, respecting tract o o ~, ~
forfeited to the United States W
payment. .eusuyp
BY Mr.. Law, the petition o. % ii
sch Miner, praying for reimburse s;ssI vi
Iexpences attending wounds recei"
Ibis son at Stonington. e1R1f4
BY Mr.. Law, the petition o. '' 's,G,I
beau, praying the payment OIL ~
tionary claim. ..;,oJ}I
By Mt: Hopkinson, the pes ;ar t1sI
Caleb Earl and John Keen, Pra!m %
Unidentified for the loss q wa b.
cargo, which fell into The lane a,o ~
enemy at Alexandria, in e "n smbar.
|of being detained there BY inc
|go. ..:o0 Of lb.
By Mr.. Sergeant, a petition .h " arp!E
r. David, late paymaster ," he .ctbN
by order Of Congress, upon 'I > rr.at
ling vouchers Of expenditure IIs,trsJb|
which have been accidenta'j
10y FIRE. >, ...;oo Of ssa@
Black, praying payment o.
By Mr.. Tucker, the petition til saspa
Gale, praying, to be paid fora y ~ VI JpDdl
team lost in the service o. :"
States. 10, Of, JgE
By Mr.. Thomas, the petl'lo q, Iutse
Armstrong, late Collest3r .. "a ee@t
Revenue, praying to be allows
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16
Len Johnson,

ys-as raised in the lower end or this
eannty by the late Mrs. Elizabetl, Fetd
and by her heirs was sold to me N the the
year l8ta-Lqn is about five feet nine
|or ten inches high, his complexion rather
|,;ghter than common black negroes, has
Ishort hair With small thin Whlskers high
temples, his hair growing down in I
SHARP peake on his forehead, has high
lchcek bones ard sharp narrow chin, we'll
made With broad hips and shoulders. and
a little bow legged, with very small
wrists and ancles. Len has relations in
Georgetown and the Cityof Washington
so,ne of whom are free aajl may iurnist
lin. with their free papers which ma,
Induce Rim to change his name; he ha,
also connections in the lower END
of this county, where he was raised
tanl where hink it likely lie now Is
for lurking about the City of Washington
Ior OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES he may endea
,vour TO make his way to Baltimore o.
he nav wish to CRIT TO Petersburg, slrs'
MIA. and think it not unlikely as se.'
yellow woman hame by wafer 70 my
Brother who lives IN the neis';borhooe
'iof Petersburg, only three days before
Len went oa. by whom lie had a child {
very shart time before | sent her OIL
II viii pay the above reward Of fifty dol
liars to any person who will bring sal'
Negro home or secure him Ill any Jail 81
that st INN again JOHN hFoRp.
INV 90 eoew*
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16
4 EGRI}sSs FOR SALE :

TO enable the subscriber to close his
administration on the estate Of the late
Esf. Edward Carter, uf Prince William
county. Virginia. by disckarging debt
estill.,Su from The said estate, Will De
said to the highest bidder for cash, at
1EaysMafket, in the said county, on
thursday tie 10th pf ja1aary next,
about ihasiitsy sL.5 rs, beiehginsto the
said estate. consisting Of men, women
and children.
e. BROOKE, Administrator,
With tie will annexed, OF 4.
Gsrter, deceased.
DECEMBER Is col
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16
Fifty Dollars Reward,

m AN ~ A r sFoaa The subscriber lly'
"a inc in Charles County, Maryland
n fhe night sf the sth inst. stout like
l. upero man, about sa years~of age
had a., when he runaway short coat art L
,sar,.aIoorls, made Of homespun, cotfol
vars filJed IN with dark mixed warn ar's
COVE effastian, new furhat, with a hlaci
sasb round the crown and coarse cot
fan sbirts--l,e has with bin other cloat1
; q, and Will very likely change his dress
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16
WHEREAS Sir. Roaan, the collee-
M TOR Of fhe second ward, has

wv tor Of the second ward, has
thought proper to take from Us seven =
Fpair : 81 shoes and has advertised the
same lor sale at the public market, al
lodging that he has seized the same for
our taxes. AS We wish the public 70 gi'-
|darstan,l that we never have hcsitated TO
nav our taxes, and that we have paid
Their, to the full amount OF his demana
against our persons and property ;--aflt'
that the shoes lie distressed is on ac-
count Of men in our employ at the time
|of assessment. some II whom have beer
assessed in Philadelphia, have returned
there, and no doubt paid tax therc.-Ass
We had no control over the men SOME
have gone away, others remain IN town
land are ready to pay their tax ~h ne,
IcalIed on BY the proper authority. W.
therefore consider the said advertise
ment libel upon US and all insult Z
Jour ceilings.
william Morgan and Go.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16
Public sale.


WI BE snid at The late residence Of
Jasaes Wren, deceased. On a credit Of
twelve months, ON Tuesday tire 18th
Of December,
All the personal estate OF
4lle deceased, Consisting Of Seven Ne
gro Men and two old Women. ole still.
Horses. cattle, sheep, hogs, corn. fodde2.
hay wheat anti eats in the stack, 1--WE
beds anil fasnit;lre, farming utensils and
saal,y otaer articles. The sale to com
mence at ten o'clock, and continue from
du; TO day uata All are sold.
All perspns hasnag cEalms against said
estate are requested TO briDg tSen IN le-
galiY attested and those indebted are
requested to make Immediate payment
jshn " rem,
IS Executor.
Nac "a It's
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16
CONGRESS,
SENATE-Dec. IS.

Mr.. Macon, the new Senator from n
Carolina, appeared and took lis seat;
and also Mr.. Taylor, Of S. c. hr. NH'
appeared. :.
Several petitions were presented 800
referred.
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Notice.

SESHE stockholders in Great Hunt u
4 Greek Bridge Company, are here
by notified that dividend of three per
cent. is declared and payable. at the
house Of John aud Thomas
Vowel, for the six months ending the
1st inst. 4
November 18. Stl2T
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16

The aggregate Of the dis
bursements Of the trea-
sury from the 'lst Jan.
1912 to- the s0th of;Sept.
1915 being the sum of l33,7ss,S6Oa
1t will be natural here to enquire id,
the genera! e::eee's nj toe var upont'
public debt of the U. S. and the annexed
table marked G exhibits detailed state
,nent of the unsatisfed amount en- til
lst day ofJan. annually. from ths yea
1871 to the year 1915, both inclusls
The object. however, ras be placed Dis
tinctly in the following point Of view
upon estimates referred to the date 9
the s0th Of September 1915.
REPORT to be continued.
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ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.
= X cny9fwy-E ~. 20
scoN2iNEED,

/
S. An authority was given osraise by1
loan a mountaineering 1S,452,S 800 dol
lars, aud tu create stock for the amount.l
reimbursable at any time after the expi-|
ration Of twelve years from the last dayl
of December, 1915. Neither the rate of
interest, nerthe price OF the stock, vas
limited; but it was declared, that therel
might be received in payment Of SUBJ
|scriptions to the loan, such treasury
notes as were actually issued, before theI
passing of the act, and which we're made|
|by law a charge on the sinking fund.
/. And the payment of the interest, and tie
reimbursement. or the purchase of the
principal stock, are charged upon the
sinking fund.
6. 1t was declared, that any holder of
laDy treasury notes issued, or authorised
Ito be issued, under any laws previously
passed, might convert them into certifi-
Gates Of funded debt, bearing an interest
Iof six per cent per annum.
7. And it was declared, tina: it should
be lawful for the secretary OF the treasu-
Try to cause to be paid tie interest upon
1.-THE treasury notes, which have become
idue and remain unpaid, as we'll with re-
|spect to the time elapsed before they be-
Icome due. as with respect TO the time
That shall elapse after they become due /;
land until funds shall be assigned for the
payment Of the SAID treasury notes, and
inotice thereof shall be given.
/ The progress of expenditure, and Of
revenue, for the entire period of tie war,
lis thus developed and independent Of
1.-The balance of the appropriations for the
|year 1914, which is transferred to the
|accounts for the year 1915. the subject
aay be reduced to the following gene
ieaI abstract.
| The actual receipts Of the Treasury.
| Inl8ls they amounted
/ to the sum Of 22,6S9,0S2 7f
From reve-
nue. e,so1, lss 76
from loans lo,002,4c0
From trea-
! sury notes 2,8S5,5oO
I'm 1915 they amounted
/ TO the sum of 40,52a,84 g.
From feve-
nue. l4,s4o,709 IS
From loans 20,0s9,655
From trea-
sury notes 6,094,500
, in 1914 they amounted
to the sum of s4,S7s,4S9 Is
From reye-
nue. 1850. S66 Is
From loans l5,aeo,546
From trea-
sury n.stes 40. $50
| The aggregate amount Of
:, The receipts into the
treasury for the three
| years Of war being the
sum of 9s,C42,s0o oe
I II IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16

The aggregate of the re- !
ceipts OF the treasury
from the lst of Jan.l8I2
to the sGthof Scpt,lsl5
being the sum Of lS74ll coo =,
I2. File gross disburse- wv "
ments OF the Treasury
Tor 1872, 1918 and 1914
amounted as above Sat
ed to the sum OF l0N0I7ss- -
The disbufsementSof the ~
Treasury for 1876 to the
I seth Sept. last amount
cd to the sunIt6f ss,6s6so, n
For the ci-
vii, di4
plomatic
and mis-
cellanet
| Gus sx.
penses 1857, eco
For TIE mi
isary SER
vice, etc. 15,19O.I44Tl
For the ma
val service
&c. 1850 GOO IS
For the pub
j lie debt $500 1873 %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16

Dut assthe receipts of the trss.
the 7 year 1915, are derived r ssssf@
rom the war revenue and ress,,, mslp'Ny
as its expenditures arise also ~, sess and
from the arrearages of the war ,,os,slpalll
IT is proper to comprize them us y \
they are ascertained, in tho s - iara
supplemental statement '''iosa.
g. The gross receipts of
the treasury for 1919.
1878 and 1914, amaunt.
ed as above stated to the
sum OF oso.,
The receipts into the 7
treasury fer 1915 to the
5oth of Sept. last, can
not be precisely staed,
as the accounts to that
time are not yetactually
made up; but they are
estimated to have a.
mounted to the sum of ses-ona
From reve- 's
nue. 12,s00.0o0
From leansl $4,000
From trea-
sury notesl5,9ss,oOo
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16
( opartnership.
Brandy. Wine, &c.

lust received per schr. Jane, capita
Lowering, from Gibraltar, and for sal
by the subscribers,
! 10 pipes oil proof Spanish Brandy.
90 do. Spanish Red Wine, very good
IA or. casks old sherry do.
$50 boxes fresh bloom Raisins,
I IS cases Florence Oil,
g bags iWalnuts.
Rutts and CasCood.
dec = diff
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16

100 boxes bloom kaisons,
100 trails fresh Figs
eco fioo,, Mats.
Just received ard fer sale By
Griffith e Bra,rner.
nov 90
J0H.N G. LAID, q Co.
Have received per the ship Mary, capt
Babbage from Liverpool, and now Of,
fer for sale
81 packages Piece Goods
CONSISTING Of cambrics, prints. cords, cot
ton hosiery and one bale Fianneis.
dec !