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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09
Valuable Lands for Sale

Valuable Lands Tor Sale
q II pursuance Of a decree ofthe United
s States Circuit Court of the District
of Co!aE.5ia for tie County Of AleXau-
t.r;a, which decree hath been affirmed on
all appeal, from tie said court by tie Ho-
a5rable the Supreme Court Of Tie Lnited
states at the last February Term. The
subscribers Church NaiGens CT the h
piscopal Church in Alexandria, by tie
consent and direction Of the Minister
and Vestry of the said Churcl.-wiil ex-
pose to sale for ready money, or Ia lieu
thereof, tie stocN oi any Incorporated
Bank in Alexandria at the current mar
ket price OF the day to be made known
on the day OF Sale, tat desirable tract
of Land in the County of Alexandria,
commonly called the ULEBE L.dyy"E
situate about 2 miles from Georgetown
Ferry and 7 } miles from Alexandria,
containing $50 ACRES, one half OF
which IS we'll tilnbered with oak. hickory
and chestnut, it is handsomely situated,
good water and fine young orchard Of
the best selected apples ard ckerrys; the
Land will be sold iiltire OF divided into
smaller parcels if applications should be
made previous to the sale which will take
place On tie premises On Thursday the
10TH OF June next, the title papers may be
seen atany time Oh APPLICATION to
GEOltGE DENEALE
6
JOHN MUNCASTER,
Church El,orGo,e
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09
Joseph Spear,

Nm rsyEcrFuLLy informs his friends
". and the Public, that he continues
;. 4 c,r,y on tie CABINET BUSINESS
: ~ - yaa,us branches, OF itoya.
st..at. near the Market, and has on
/, lsa.aa we'll made FUaNiIU , IT,
= al Asa informs the Public that DE has
~ =. ; new IL ARSE, and stock to haSe
ElFF.Ss IL called for. He also makes
al repaivs S0pHAS aud every kind OF
Glars On the shortest notice.
Fab. Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09
r. and j. Vaudeville,

IL. ana y. ManCoVlile,
OFFER For SALE
At :aeir Warekouse, coraer cf Union &
kiRg streets.
l puncheon Sd proof genuine Antigua
Spirits wears old
Q do. 4th proof jamaica SPIRITS
4 years old 4
Rum
Il Butt fresh Lime Juice by the bots
tie or gallon
10 hhds. MoIasses
l Go. Copperas
$50 barrels Whiskey
tierces Green Coffee
Is boxes and chests fresh Imperial and
Young Tyson Tea
100 Go. srermaceti, mould & dipt Can
20 do. best Windsor Soap
So 90. best Spanish segars
40 do. No. and Chocolate.
5CCC bushels Salt
50 sacks Liverpool blown Salt
SEQ barrels Herrinss
100 do. family Flour
lo and half tierces fresh i,ice
10 bales first quality Cotton
80 reaas wrapping Paper
20 do. writing do.
SO kegs CARROTS and Eanliiton's LIST
and cd quality snuff
Is barrels brown Sugar.
Also,
Loaf and lump Sugar, PEPPER, Alsrice.
Ginger, race and ground, saitretIe, Zig
Blue, Starch, fiot. and Carolina indiso,
Mustard, beans and Pesse, &c.
June T.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09

Z
II ESS's Surveying, General Atlas for
% schools, Spectator, iosephus's " orks,
snowden's History 81 America. Henine's
Virginia Justice, Murray's Exercises,
Tutors Assistant, Rudiman's fSudiments,
Common Prayer Books, IN plain ard ele~
giant binding, Comiey's Grammar and
Smelling Book, Lookiae-Glass for tie
mind, Horace ne!phlai, Cesar
Dolphin, domestic Encyclopaedia, Gold
smiths Grammar Of Geography, Watts's
Psalms and Hymns, ieG2e print Me-
thodist Hymns & Spiritual Songs, Aims
worth,s latin Dictionary, Erooke's Ga
zetteer aeao eui'ion VI alIace, Adams,
aud Eenning on the Globes, Ch!lds' Mo-
Hitor, Murray's Key, fuckers Univer-
sal history, NcL!a hon's Gardeners Ca
ieuder, Cox's American Dispensatory,
Columbian Orator, Easabond, by George
Walker, Mrs. Grant Oil Education, Life
of General Marion, Dryden's Virgil,
new edition, elegantly bound in calf and
ornan. ented with beautiful Frontispiece
and engraved Title Page--a large as
sortmeit of Plays, Farces, &c. &c.
Il. G. has on hand and means to keep
constant supply of School and Family
Bibles, Testaments, Spelling Books,
Fri,nmers, Writing, Letter and Wrap
ping paper, Red and Black Inkpowder,
Quills, u afers, States and Slate PEN
CHS, Playing and Visiting Cards, Bon
net Boards, &c. &c.
lie has fer Sale,
A secondhand London-made PIANO
FORTE, lately put in complete repair.-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09
JUST PUBLISHED.

FOR SALE B7- ROBERT GRAY,
A collection of Family Prayers, with
various occasional forms from the devo-
tional writings of sundry authors. Sc
lected and revised by Saaasl Palmer
Price IS cents.
June 7.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09
J. +. Caldwell,
o FF!. Il S FOR S. Il l. E,
oor.:er Of eng q onic1l-streeis,
BY v holesale & Retail,

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
EIyRG>n TEAS, New-Y DIRK Sugar
q House Molasses, Mustard, Pepper,
Oil. Vinegar, Powder and SHOT. FilbeIts,
Green Coffee, Cosniac Brandy, Holland
Gin, Chocolate, .,ice, Candles, Lou
lard's best hapj se, Scotch and AacaLau
Snuff, segars, warranted of superior qua
lity-prime Pork, Copperas, soal Lea
ther, Gambia Soap, Old Whiskey, An
chors from to 400 pounds, Flour, shad
and Herrings for family use.
MAY 81. d4W
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09
sAlEs AT yENDUE,..

CN WILL Be- SOLD,
ys,3pe Store, corner OF Prince
~ 'D' and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
n,,, Goods, Groceries, &c.
, - ,I.rs of which Will be expressed IN
"a ~ the biils Of the day:
a, Kind Of goods which are on
o. a4l the prices of which are
h y, , i. can at any time be viewed
= Used at the lowest limitation
aad Priss' P. G. MARsTELLFn.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09
NOTICE..

4 9hS2aAL meeting ofthe Stock
: : holders of the Narreaton Compa-
= =, wv VII be held at Thompson 5 toeel'',
M a.Teatoa, on the 9th day OF June,
q - y y deliberate concerning the affairs
- eE''er Of the President s Directors
J. a. W. SMITH, Cashier.
pa" -. dt9thJ.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09
Fer Sac,

FAMILY. of BLACKS. consist
;as of a nan, woman aud three
: :, : ,.p,,,-Tae maais ABOUT Is years OF
s,.-,qe of tae children Z, one tnfea anu -
+. otter o4e year oid.-Apply to tie
Priter ~
Nav l9. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-04

POLITICAL MISCELLANY.
From Co66en's Weekly Register Of Der. ].
SUMMARY OF POLITICS

AMERICAN WAR-Wo havs naw the GA
zettc account of me battle Of Chlhiie7va, asd
also the American account OF that DeIhorable
and impo,tatit contest. guessed our torse
al about three or tout thsusaiid men and 1t
appears now that il did not amount 10 three
thousand, oct of which we lost III killed, wouD
ded, missing, and prisoners 878 Tne Ame-
ricans say,tnat their force was inferior TO ours.
They state that they have eighreen of ou' Off.
GERS, prisoners and their account ag' ees with
ours as to the 0urrb-ts that they TOOK in the
battle. Our GdzeHe says that we took "seve-
raj hundred Jhrtsoaers. But WHY have we
no detail why no detailed ha OF what we
have captured? Surely, severel hundreds are
soon counted. A Thousand sheep,sprcad over
O field, are counted in tep minutes. These
omissions look suspicious. IL is certain,
however, that the Americans die retreaf with
the prisoners they hdd made, and that they
had TO contend with most gallant enemy
Numerous 40 we're the battles OF Napoleon,
and brave as were his sol6iers, do not believe
that even he, the greatest Satnor that ever
lived, can produce, from his wars, an instance
of contest so we'll maintained, or, 10 propor-
tioD TO the numbers engaged, so bloody, as this
of Cbippewa. Our own account tells US, that
our second IN command severely uoHaded, ono
taken prisoner; and when we come 10 ser
the Amc rican account, we find, tbat their frsf
and second in command wete both so severely
wounded, that neither was able to write, or to
dictate, dispatch to the government severa'
days after The battle. Yet We find, that this
little band Of rav troops (as toe Americans
must be) through really left without heads to
direct them, took of the cannon and the pris
oners that they had captured during Ihe en-
gsgement II appears from general Drum
paond's account that the cannon OF the two
armies were run up to each others muEzies
that the fight was so very close, and the con.
fusioo so great, that the Americans, IN one
instance, put their horses into the iimbers
(or shafts) of our cannon, instead Of the shafts
Of their own and that the Americans eu'
d0ru oar srdasyymen yro1 ne rsry 'iss' q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-30
DURELL'S TAVERN
4TACCTION

On he Premises, az IL O'Clock, on HTed7lee-
day, the 9Th Setst. nerf,
VIII positively he sold, without reserve, that
VEIL KNOWN and LONG ESTABLISHED
TAVERN, ON OLD STREET,
(D1r. DURELL being determined 10 retire
from, The business.
vEvHE LOT fronts the street niusy-i - feet, apd
increases in width in the to about enc hun
hred and sixty feet, anil extends iron, the
the river, two hundred and forty five feet
The trout house has seventeen rooms, and ir the
yapi is convenient house detached, which has been
used dining room, and be conveniently 6tteI
up, for the accommodation of in Miles travelling The
Out-houses conveniently situated. The stable,
which is Immediately on the river, accommodate
forty horses. productive garden is attached The
whole premises in good order. Possession can be
Siven the day of Sale, That boarlers ard gentle
men putting up at the house, may continue wil,ovt
any Inconvenience TO themselves.
ALSO,
All the Household and Kitchen Furniture, belong
ng TO the Establishment
Together with Valuable Servants. =,
: TEllMS-For the Tavern, bonds at two, three Sc
four years, with ~ months interest the first pay-
ment. Approved personal security will be required
on the hrst, and deed OF trust on the property to
secure the second aud third payments
Forthc turnitureS all sums uhfer $50, cash--that
2raount, and not exceeding S2op, six months--oycr
20O, months, approved endorsed negotiable notes.
10 be satisfactorily executed before the property
ivered.
EEoRoxs--9o days.
= iS.9.8f'L. TURNER, r. III
- PeferSb7rC, Y9i,yust
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-30
FORENSIC ELOQUEN CE.

"A friend having favored us with a single nur-b,r of
the Dublin Evening Post, give in the absence Of.
news, Cbt not merely for varetys sake) its heading
contents, from psges erased and thumbed a. to be
scarcely legibie We have read of late enough of
earnaSe, revolution, politics and uanvvrcs Let
us tir day leave the warehouse neigh anl lis n
der to rest abandon the pomp and circun.tan of
war, and walk into court, IN hear the glowing speech
OF Mr.. PHILLtps, a pieader who at the bar as
CH'7an set naa vino unites taste for Poetry with
"a relish Tor liberty, aud sound morality. We have
rerused his harsngues on Catholic emancipation; but
he descants to-day subject.
". Y Columbian.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-30
FOX SALE
TIIE TAYERN & PLANrATION,

HE INN ENIN q L-fIN kN IONI
'CQ.fE3LNLNC leo .9CEES or L.i.ND
VA HEitEON now reside in Cumberland Count
w near Gainesville, on James River, immediate
the Carolina aud Lynoiburg reads, TO itehn ond
where the mail stage passes weekly. This place
healthy, well wat-red, and in agreeable neghbc,.
honlths dweilng-hon,e has beer latel, rel,are, s.
enlarged tor the reception ola private family, with
conmoiios stables an other ou-houses-this SITUATE
sequal not superior to any stand IN tse country
Tor a raverr--beside many other advantages unne-
gcssary meotin, as it is presurnabr those inclined
~ purchase will view the premises
The terms olsae viii be male Accommodating TO
ne purchaser. HUMPHREY BELT K
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-30
LOTS ON THE RICHMOND TURNPIKE.
ATtAUCITUN.
A. Thursday the s,st inst. 1T II o'clock, ON In,
" premises. will b. S III, az pubic auction,
q 100 ACRES land.

" premises. will b. III, az pubic auction.
100 ACRES OF land,
LAM OH IN lois ofditeret sizes q suit purchasers and
- ne n,nessssviy opposite the first toll gate OF Ia,
fehmond turnpike, 2 ~ miles from town Oloe
oil the lots, there is improvements Consisting of a
s"o1 dwelling AMI other necessary oat-houscs good
water, orchard, garden, &c at present occupied by
Que OF the Subscribers. -
IL Is Unnecessary 10 speak sf the eIeyI,;I;, az .,
property Those inclined TO purchase are inyt ell 70
view II, aud TO examine the plan and survey at the
Merchants Cofee-iiouse. Al indisputabe tile will
TERMS-Six and twelve months cr,d;,---,..,o.;,-
bic notes well endorsed, or deed of trust to secure
the payr. mt The srle win be made by j. IL. Lynch
Aucuoneer, tor
- John. STAPLES, and
tuck, Attorney in fact for the heirs of S. Smith.
Aug. 2G.----------tls
HARRY TOMPklNS AND Co.
4 RE nov receiving from Baltimore, Philadelphia,
{ and New-York aud opening at tier old stand.
Man Street. A. GENEaAL AssoRraEvT OF
g X O les,
M, Su UH no 1 sGested by one Of the concern,
commodatmg TERMS:
amongst quhich, are
Nisaera wines ,s Of Superior quality, Some of the
Sicily Madeira vine
Sherry do
Lisbon L. do: OH and genuinel
Old port wine, in hotties.
leng cork clsret in bottles
jamaica rum
Antigua do. ..,
GosnLr brandy, warranted genuine e good
Neotified whisLsy
Moasses
Gun powder,
Imperial, teas
Young ny sen, ,
New-oreens sugar, LIST quality
Loaf sugar
hey still continue to do COMMISSION BJT-
1ANESS, and have an excellent FyRE PROOF Vyal;E-
House. for storage of produce, ca any other article
committed TO their care.
Alg. 25.---wfw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-30
A PAINTING OF
II O ~ A p. A n TIE,
NOW IN RICHMOND
TO DE SEEH

1T j. UaTrelps PARTING Room, D..
VHSiilS grand historical pieibre represents this
b WONDERFUL MAN on horseback, (as large
as fe,) crossing ths hipa taken from design By the
celebrated FRENCH artist, David and is the atgsst Oil
Painting ever seer IN Virginia =
~ The exhibition will be open ora 9 o'clock
n the morning, till in the evening Of each day.
August 23.--tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-30

Il 5CRSUANI.to The above warrant 20 us directed
a we have this day viewed fTW ESIRAY HOR-
as.h, shown To Us by Jhones White, Of tbs Connty.
aud do find tie same to bc, Viz --Une OF then, II
KAN, fbntc 6r 10 ear old, sl.pnt f,1r Zee. ten
o. e'esen inches IN, near hind fsot white, sqitch-
praise the said Horse 20 the sim OFF rty.fve de-
liars .t' ' z W.
The other Z SHRIL B.aY. abon,rorr ,e,-, III,
rroaeh mane " long.lobta, sd Jlsze face. eli
iplr feet White, and a5autE,ur Gcet eve inches Rr,b
sih VIC doapw'dse it SAID Horse 10 the smro If a.
teen dollars terrified lndsr our hgndq. he roI
day ol June, 1915. st
1OI;Ff n III NDRICK
WILLIAM t1NSLEY,
5AMUEL pRIDDY. Jr..
= ne RbSye was sworn tHbeicge me.
JOH5 GLAZEBROCK. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-30
ApETITloN

WILL be presented 20 tl,e .eNt General Assem-
w bly,, praying that isw tr,y pass toincoiposte
company Tor the purpose oi "a -,,,ikng the rusd
nom The Termination OF The Ilichmo,d Turnpike TO
John J, Dckinson's Tavern, in Ge0ci,lanl County
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-30
by Zee GoveTnor, Of the Conrmon7vea
VTgi'Ha.
a PROCLAMATION.

NETHEREA3 information tss keen receiyed, thar
w MATTHEW CLAY, Veg, Representative
OF this State. in the Congress of the United States,
from the District composed of the Gouptisso! Haax
plttsyivania and Campbell, bas departed this iilc
whereby vacancy has occurred in theft preseNation
from this State :-TEEnEFonE have ttNsht fit, by
and with tho advice OF the Council fStctc 10 require,
snd do hereby require, the several .Sherifs oflhe
ton of Represe tatiye TO the said Dsrict;on the
respective Court days of their several CoeeG, Witch
shall happen in October next, according 10 the Con-.
.tituion Of the United States, aud the Laws OF this
Commonwealth.
Given under my hand as Governor, and. tnde
(cIN2 the Seal ofihe Commonwealth, ~ Rci,-
! LIS, mond, this oeth day. Of July, one thons-
SSN-|I and eight hsm'reIf and fifteen, and Of the
COMMONWEALTH the forticta.
w =. NICHOLAS.
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AanoVer County 10 Trif---
10 Hidar finsky. .iohn n. H7ltlricG and .garue

FriHey. Ffeehohiers y Ills CoH,ty
WHEREAS, Thomas Write OF tie sail County,
bath this Day given Information TO me, John Glaze
brook, Justice Of the Pence prll County a,jr
Tint he listh taken up two TSIR-AY HORSES, up.
qp Inc Own nnd-Ibese are therefore, the name of
TIC '>ofnmm-sealth; to cornInanii ybu having been
srst duly sworn for cha. pnrpcse hesore Inc or soie
other justice Of The Icaes Tor this County, To vie " srd
aPase the sail hsrays sed ceril, the value ,ere4
Of, under ypr srds, together with particular des-
rI7Pt'on OF tie kCiI, marks, brands, st.ure co5o,.
and age Of the ssidr Fsta1s @hich certificate, 20
made, you are forthwith 70 return to ne14t yen un
der my liaud, the I9,b day of lure, Ists
JOHN CLAIE3POOK 4.
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TOfT iII.j =

M fICE.
AYlidsbe ofcved For Sale, ~ .9incIa CouriJ,orse
w on tlc ltl' thugs ay in September next. q be.
ins Amelia Court day, that
VALUABLE FARM,
belonging 70 the itsste og Ifsnph Cooke, decd on
"p"8by late survey, 1890 acres; one iri nj whici,
Is ~ oNis, a'd the balance is well encios,d and
i' i"r cu'uva,nG. A small GlIIST..tffI.L IS at
'aone'i 10 this Farm, which might be made valuable
day, 10y 10y
JANfS = COCNr. , Adm'rs. of IoserI,
WM. f.EGGLESrON, s C9cke, decd.
N'nrli1. Nrg 90, lSl5.-----vt,ls e..
w. 3. firs estate viii be sold privately should
I'Dc a.sr Drr otherwise Il viii he POSITIVELY sold TO
''c highest 'at Ter on the day above rnehuont.'
ire. = VIE
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-20
AN ACT
To proaiae !; For paying, The ea.Feiises Of
;ssa;ilg Due Bills.

TO proa:iae. ;ffer PAYNE the eaFeiiscs 81
issa;ilg Due Bills.
See. /. BE it enacted by the Common
Council of Alexandria, Fiat the Mayor
be and he hereby is allowed the sum
of eighty dollars for the srUahle- Ct sign
ing tie due bills authorised tobe issued,
hy the Common Coaheii; and that the
Auditor be aud he is hereby allowed the
sum cfspe hundred dollars for cnddrs-
ing the said due bills which said sums
of money shall'be paid BY the Treasurer
out OF any money in hisshailds, belong
ms to the general fund.
Sec. 9. BE it further enacted, That
This act shall commence and be in force
from and after the passing Of the same.
Passed IN Council the ed day OF Sep
TENDER, 1915.
AUG. ]. SMITH, Pres't.
!, OF the Common Council of Alexandra.
Approved 18th SEPT. 1873.
EDM-I. LEE; Mayor.
TrsT-I. P, THOMPSON, o. c. 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-20

Scarce Goods.
DGITD PEaB0DH, King Street.
MAS received a variety of Scarce
f Gnods, aforementioned in former
Advertisement-yiz:
I case black y colored Canton Grapes
1 do. black and colored Levantines,
and Florence Lustrings s..
i do. elegant Lustring Ribbons
Black Florentine Vesting
Italian Sewing Silk, all colors
l case ladies white Cotton Hose, We
ry cheap
2 ] bale Rose Blankets
s / do. Venetian Cafpeting
l case patch colored .Furnitures
Z A handsome assortment of superior
quality Coat Buttons
/ case gentlemans silk Umbrellas
Fine Wire Thread, and Cotton Balls.
The above mentioned Goods, together
with many more which will be ready for
sale in few days, will make his assort-
ment complete, and will be sold whole
sale or retail; as low as they can be pur-
chased in the district.
September 20.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-20
Plaster Land for Sale.

!FvlIE subscriber offers for sale, a
s Farm, in the County of Fauquier,
and state Of Virginia, containing $50 A.
|cres, one third Of which is Of the strong,
est quality, and covered with heavy
growth of red oakland hickory-Ihe.re-
sidue, (being cleared land, is in good
heart, two thirds of it having been
laid down in red clover, and no tract
lin the state has Afforded higher eviden-
ces of its adoption to the plaster of Pa
|ris.-There is, on this tract, and at the
confluence of the two never failing
streams Of Broad and Mill Runs, a
scite for a Merchant Mill. with fall
of IS feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for building, and By the side of al
sell built Saw-Mill, recently erected.
4 lazy has passed for turnpike road,
which will pass by OF near This scite.
For the above property, | will take
the moderate price Of 90 dollars per a
ere, vitha reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post Office, Va.
September 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-20

!: 4 anatssss, San ! csrss. Be- not bsinti-
.,lby rfivate Affection Fess the errors
Ans Al cam .iiaiittea are cnsrau sincurable
S. tl,ey admit l;ossvaesesiy. sit viii be
..;;,.sca.sy It tie ess@asee Of ctr fortune
ss Credits
ifa iSansifni woman should come to
.,em;s,,, i;lstice, withdraw ylslr eyes from
l.ra ,;;.;I.s. and YOUR kcning from her
aa,I deliberate at a distance upon
~. s,,s.s a.,ee 81 her demand, unless you
,e,a ! s..iina ti;5tt :yppr reason should be
e :. s,,l,nr,. ty ra corr pl;int, and jour
s,,r. i.,sriie,ii IA iiaus sisits. =
!. s.sss NJ a'm IN weiyl sholn you
az, reso.,.s.Tsta c.;.ssiSc .ias.esd:F foi 70
49,. a s....sSlse rais, ai TIE punishment
~, u ,s sliiiicical, Nsthsut the addition Of
IN i,lriss;:ng Tie deliesuehts whe shall
fail a.,ier aoat jurisdiction, cone
s;;s. re * sse.S'lis a!,:ect nais subject
To- s.se ifssamifs,s u, o4i, deFrayed nature:
and. Is icuca.as siasil ya;r power. WITH
out .iqry q me e"issrary party. display
yaar csse ;as..cy ait! cetnpassios---iur al
i:.ous''s al tie attributes o! Sod are e.
auaisg czeellsnt. that Of mercy has abet-
ter erect IN err eve anl strikes with
sseatsY ,'n-ss e slaali justice.
(, ). yY.s sbsetvs and rona,.ct yourself
BIZ L Sc ,.a.as asss precspts, SancQ. yauf:
DAYS va &c lpag pn9h the earti---Yalii.
fame viii ss steraa!, ssdr reward caEl7
picte, aesl Yvur felicity uLattefraaleF-
sour t;;,isl,eD will lie narfied aecording
20 yos. wish -tt:eT ard their descendants
vii enjoy ....les sau shah live.in9 peace
and.tTisa,lel,ip switA al mankind: when
your course of,iie is run. death will o.
yeytas,e yol il IsaEsy and mature uld
age. ard yong eyes will be SHIT y-thc
tender ard delicate i.sIdssof sear poste-
rits, in ti-e tkir,l or ienrth generations.
ss'he femssI>s ihaye hltkefte made,
sre dccuneRts tpnc.aass the tfecorationpi
yeur sauf: aisd. row YOU will i'stenato
those sl,lch regard the ornaments OF tire
body -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-20
Pocket Book
10 S T.

= OsT Yesterday morning. red Me-
u rocco Pocket Book, containing IN
bank notes 8 1913. among which were 10
notes of FIVE dollars each of the Central
Bank Of Washington, and two ten dol-
lar notes of the bank of Alexanuna. TO-
oether- with several papers OF value,
amapg which was note OF Artlu,
rayis to James Kelly for 20 dollars, and
the papers of the schooner Lovely Lass,
Of Vienna. / viii give Fifty Dollars for
the delivery Of the Pocket Book ard rs
Contents to the subscriber or Capt. hlch-
ard Wallace, in Alexandria.
James Kelly.
sartember 90 1T
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Presley Jacobs,
TAIL Or.

Next door to DR.. Lilies Apothecary's
Shop, King Street,
HI RESPECTFULLY informs his Gus.
HI toners and the public in general
that he has Just received an assortment
Of fashionable cloths. consisting of super-'
fine Blue, Black, Olive Brown mkt and
a beautiful Forest Green. He also has
some handsome vestings. and expects
an additional assortment il few days;
all of which he will sell low for cash pr
on short credit to punctual customer 3.
Sept. 10. ST.