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TO BRICK LAYERS AND MAKERS
Mr.. o. B. HAYS.

hR' W. ID. HAYS
ENAKE notice, that I shall on the ooh H., r
4 December, at the Bell Tavern in r. .cb-,y,, ~
between the hours Of A. NJ. and 6 r. NJ of tb..
DAY, proceed to take the dispositions of sum-
witnesses, to be read as evidence in nv sn;t
galnst you and Others, in the Superior Court q,
Ch1,ncery, for the r. chmond Dstrct-and ibst
slal continue from day to day until the whole ag
D., IN w. NIcoLsoN.
2m.
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Chnrloite Coartu to ,eit .

Tsken up by Gedeon Spencer the ID day Of oc-
tober 1915, in Charlotte County, on Dunivsnt
Creek, a
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Or COUNTRY yNERcK7wTS
CAN NOW GET ASSIGNMENTS or
C0TTOF FARMS,
Spun at the Richmond Coiton .3f,,,,c.,
ON APPLICATION To v"o'O'y
WILLLAyH .4JVDERSOu
.4ugVss 10. "'''pD' '9gs'r7
or
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On Monday night, the 10th, the Steam Boat
Vermont, Captain Winus, sunk on Lake Cham
plain, near tie Isle-aux-Noix. She was gong
60 land passenger near Windmill Point, when
she grounded and Immediately sunk Thepas-
sengers and crew, we hear were saved.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-08

Law I. Dade, late captain of V. Mp
in the service of the u. S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-13

which bring an income of 400. eco FORMS
The Grand Duke is to Lave Lucca and RI
ombmc, by way of indemnity. These con-
ventions appear TO be the result ola long &
animated Negotiation in which the Emperor
of Austria first supported the pretensions 10
Maria Louisa, but the French anibass0dS,
having represented the danger that might at
some future time result from an arrangement
svhieh should assure duy rank zchaiSoevcra a.
mong souereig'ls 10 the son hini zpho had
suited or shaken all tire legitimate thrones
of Errotie, the Emperor Francis magnan-
mously declared that he would sacrifice his
tender affection for his daughter to the re.
pose of Europe, and that he would abandon
entirely to the other powers the care of pro-
viding for the Archduchess Maria Louisa, s.
fixing her condition.
It is added that the archduohess & her son
will reside alternately at Saltzburg and at one
of their castles in Bohemia.
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who commands it, will read to YOU the de-
cree which the king has signed to that effect.
A second ordinance makes permanent the
councils general of the departments and ar
rondissements for regulating that grand move
ment.
a. Finally, here follows decree of the mi
mister at war, which calls to their standards
all the military who have served, and as
soCiates to them that unanimous youth which
burn to defend their king and the coun-
try.
"Such, gentlemen, are the means of de-
fence which the government has deemed ne
cessary, and by which it hopes to provide
for the safety of the states.
I" 1t exercises at the same time the most
exact vigilance over all the traitors who
might attempt to corrupt or seduce our
troops.
eve shall watch with particular care o.
yer the public mind and distribution OF incen-
diary pamphlets"
1t will be recollected by our readers, that
IN Bonaparte's proclamation, published on his
landing, and assigning his reasons for aban-
donlng the throne of France, that he attri-
butes his misfortunes to the treachery of Au-
gereau, the duke Of Castiglione, in delivering
up Lyons without any defence and to that
of Marmont, duke of Ragusa, in surrender
X,
King, and the late English papers assert that
Augereau does likewise we find, however,
in the Monteur of the 9th March, the fol-
lowing proclamation of the latter from
which 1t appears, chat though he betrayed
Lyons AS asserted by Napoleon, he is now as
glad to receive hIl back as he was to get rid
Cf him Observation-Disclosures
Corr. .4dU. May s.
Soldiers-You have heard of it. The cry
OF your brethren in arms has reached even
TO you it has made our hearts leap with Joy.
The emperor is in his capital
~'The name, SO long the pledge of victory,
has suAiced to disspate all his enemies be-
fore him. For moment fortune was I'M
faithful to him; seduced by the most noble
illusion (the Happiness of the country he
thought he ought to make to France the
sacrifice of his glory and his crown.
Lied astray by such nnagnanimity, VIC
then took an oath to defend other rights than
his.
'' HIS rights are imprescriptible. He re-
Claims them to-day never were they more
sacred to us.
Soldiers, during his long absence, you
look IN vain for your white flags, for any ho-
nQrable recollections ; cast your eyes upon
the Emperor, on his side his immortal ca
giles shine forth with new lustre.
Let us rally under their wings---yes,
they alone conduct to honor and to victo-
ny.
LET US hold then the colours of the ma
don.
The Marshal OF the Empire,
"AUGEREAU,
"Duke of Castiglione.
"PoEN, March %, 1875"
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LETDEN, March 49,
The proclamation of the sovereign prince
as king of the Netherlands, took place on the
18th, as we have already announced On that
day the prince proceeded with great pomp to
the assembly Of the states general. On his
arrival his royal highness was received by a
solemn deputation of the states general. In
troduced into the Hall, the prince having seat
ed himself upon the throne prepared for him,
addressed To the assembly discourse suita-
bic 10 the occasion, to which the president
made reply. After this ceremony the prince
Quilted the Hall with the same retinue ihat
had accompanied him. The following pro-
clamation was afterwards circulated THO G.
very part cfthc CITY,
" We, William, by the grace Of God, king
Of the Netherlands, Prince Of Orange-N Nassau,
Duke Of Luxemburg, &c. &c.
TO ali TO whom these presents may come,
greeting.
The unanimous wishes Of the powers as
sembled at the Congress Of Vienna, for the
Reunion Of I'll the Netherlands under com
mon authority, we're hardly pronounced ybcn
the inhabitants 81 thc Seigic provinces c1nr-
lousy testified e. as their ioy at this impor-
saus measure, and then desire 10 &c IS OK
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N''' . ''"t" IiItIf " me l@sN liI0TCN.
Prague, Feb g.
The Gazette fthis city announces that the
Archduchess Maria Lo1isa has soleunly re-
nounced the title Of Empress and the sove-
reignty Of Parma and Placentia. These two
duchies will be restored to Inc queen of E.tru-
ia, iufant9 Of SPAN. The Archduchess Ma
re LoJia rece'ves IN exchange, for herself
end her son, The rsgni6cent estates Of tine
Grad Duke Of uscauY, situate 10 Bohemia,
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DIED.,
u PNIZE LtSi.

VaIuabe Prize r ID. attcrlo.H last, A.. IN ms
haroor, (Newport } British blqIr \deona. captur-
ed n .. from Londoa bound to ID Drnarars. with a
ctgo Of 450 bales add casks of Brrsdcoths li"ens,
Sins, Plantation stores Sc ize tne private
armed snip America, of Salem.
TIE Kemp gain The sch Bermui n Lass, laden
wit. run and dry good, mas Wilmington, y.
prize 10 the privaeer Kemp, Of Bsirnoo,- the 81
prlz. which has ar TO her. the pre,enl cruze.
The mp n.d engagement of fo ~ minutes
IN Capturing the Lid, Mary Pelham packei, who
lost in@n Killed and 8 y,unded The -, man
killed, and prize-nss,er snd 3 n,cn wrind,d ih.
Picket bal 10 guns and 34 hen, aud stru ls the
w's gong 10 board. The prize ha. arrived At
WnnIngioR
rhe ino, des,royed off Charleston, czptured and
bucnt, Feb l6. BRUSH brig Lady rrowbridse, OF
5guls.
Arrived at Bostsn. f6 h inst privat.ef brig Rein
deer, N snow, Esq comm indef, from c'uize of
93 lays having captured prizes. 2 ordered in.'nd
the rest destroyed or giyeo up Ertraef' Jrem 'he
,.oy- BOOK :--Drc 27th. Captured The British chr
Ceres, from Newfoundland for Dublin, cargo 700
gallons Of OH burnt her Jan 81. Captured IRA
ish schr William, in ballast, burnt her The his
brought IN with het 81 bags cloves, bags almonds,
30 leopard skins, IL bags coffee, boxes ostrich
feathers.
The British ship Corona, from London 10 Grcna.
ia, prize 10 he Chasseur Capt Boyle, OF Bait bss
sr>st Wilmington. C.. The corona is loaded with
coarse clothing, Negro slops, vine cheese. salt and
cpal ~ years old. coppcrcd. and copper tss'fnef
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GENERAL ONDt X.
u4dt 81 h,.t. Genernra OGee. .Mntth4 4.


Those offic RS who have been superintendent. iha
recruiting Il regiments and corps, viii muster md
inspect such recruits, we're actually enlisted be-
fore the close Of tn, When this shall nave
been done. and descriptive lists made ou,, ecord1
ing 10 he forms which have been transmitted Tor
that purpose. they viii discharge all such ds we're
enlisted TO serve during the war The recruiting
officers will then JOIN their regiments and corp,.uith
these non commissioned ofcers, musicians, and pris
Yates, whose term of service has not expired. ex.
cep,, when the regiment corps may b. dist ane
service they will in such case, repair TO the
es, depo, of instruction. Of all which, topor,s and
te,trns will forthwith be made to hi. Office.
Whenever any non commissioned Off ,ru clan,
or private, shalt he dischs ged, separate from his
company or detachment having pay. &c due, ho
will receive such certificates as Will enable any Dis
trt' P.ymaser, or other proper officer, to set,!o
the sne.
efuits enlisted for the war, and discharged with
ou joining their regiment corps. Will not receive
the retained bounty
by o'der Of the Secretary of War.
ID parker. .-dj e. Toss Cen.
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tAiItittINttdi'ov r. .f'iAt..N
THE subscriber ssing dn, appointed hy The Hon.
Court of probs~ of he town Of North Kngss
town. Adminstra,or on the Estsie of BENZ sNIN
CHAMPLiN, jun late OF North Kings,own. dec, Nv.
ed requests all persons having dem iQds Against d
Estate to exhibit them for sdjus,mrnt, and ~ per.
sons indebted, by note or book account ar, nqu.s.
ted to make payment by the first Of April, or they
will be lodged tor collection.
N 3-For the accommodation Of any concerned.
the books may be seen and adjusted the store in
WEXFORD. lately occupied by he deceased. and now
in the occupancy Of Mr. Pardon T.. Hammond, who
is authorized 20 adjust the concerns.
DANIEL CHAMPLIN, .ldhsin,sraisr.
UicL/ord .Larch 21. 1915
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= NLnAL WITHIN.

- y t.t.sL tIkUIK.
.sdatant and hnspeetor Ceaerars Office. March 8Ms
1915
All oio,hing. arms, equipments, camp squipsge1
he which have been distributed for the rect dIiin
seiyice, vii. as soon practicable, be collected
and transported TO the nearest depot - established
for the fecroing service, viz:
No. Z. Springfield, (Massscbuseus,) for Now1
Hampshire. Rhode Island & Come e,ie ut|
Q Greenbush, (New.fork.) for New-yort
and New-Jersey
3 Carlisle. (Pennsy Ivania,) for PehnsylvsnisI
Maryland and Virgins
q. Columbia, (sou,hcarolna.) for North and
South Carolina and Georgia.
8 Newport, (K.ntucky,l for ohio, kentuo.
Ky, Indiana and Michigan.
6 Washington. (Mssissippi rcrritory,) e.
Tennessee, Illinois and Missouri.
z Ncw-Oreans, for Louisiana.
Officers who have been experimenting INC rettuD
ing for regiments and corps, are accountable for
supplies which have bee furnished for ths service
and will carry this arrange ment into effect.
THE Cohmisssry General Of purchases and soy
plies will have an agen, or siore-keeper at each
those places TO receipt for and take charge OF u
public property A duplicate fceeipt Tor all srt'eI
delivered At the depot vii! forthwith be trsnsm
ted TO the Superintendent General of Milhaey 81
plies st this place, that the accounts Of iSsoes
erpsndiures may be correctly settled
By order, y PARKER.
.sS. q IMP Csrsr
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THE PRESIDENTS ANSWER.

WASHINGTON, March Z, 3l5.
have received, Fellow -Citiztns, the
Address transmitted l., you on The ESQ
of February, with the attention due to tine
occasion which gave rise to it, and to the
view which it takes OF past scenes aid
events.
Whatever differences of opinion, may
have existed, among good Ciuzens, all
will rejoice in the happy result OF the con-
test, in which we have been engaged.
Ii this has been attended with difficulties
and with sacrifices, with anXletles and
with apprehenslons, we have reward III
The reflection, that the rights OF our coun-
try have been successfully maintained
under peculiar Disadvantages, against a
nation pow at all times, IN ornaments
and resources, and welding them against
us under circumstances the most iavora-
bic to her that the arduous trial has un
folded The energies of the American peo.
pie, the extent OF their public spirit, the
stability oil their political institutions,
and their capacities tor war, aswen as
for the Improvements aud enjoyn,cnts,
ci a State OF honorable pe ace.
The firm and perseye'mg resistance
which has been made, to violations OF our
national rights, and OF our essential inter-
ests, and the signal va or and patriotism
: displayed by every variety of our arms.
both on the water and OH the land, whist
they Cannot fail 10 do justice TO the Amer
ican name, will be among the best guar
dams OF our future peace and safety
1t remaius for us to strengthen these
titles to the respect and esteem of other
nations, by all adherence To the policy
which has cultivated peace, friendship
and useful Intercourse with all and 10
provide still further for our external Sc
curIty, as well is our internal prosperity
and happiness, BY fidelity to the UNION;
by reverence for the laws; by discoun-
tenanclng all local and other prejudlces; ;
and by promoting every where, the con-
cord and brothery affection, becoming
members Of one great Political Family
thank you, FeiloW.Citizens, Tor the
kind parriality with which you have re-
garded the discharge OF my duty, ,hroug-
out the period which called for the best
efforts of us all, In our respective situa.
tlons; and pray YOU to accept ior your
selves, and Tor those in whosc behdif YOU
have spoken, assurances OF my friendly
respects and my best wishes.
JAMES MADISON.
To Benz Austin, Georgt BRk', J1hn Himes,
Marx L. HH, fW3tay FaRer, hsq'rs.
- O ess
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Tram TIE Mil!

IUsT received At ,he
j DO.Mk kSfIC U.aRE. HoUSE,
90 pieces Suipts siiu P..ltsi
1000 W Twist md filing, white and col.
ore., from No. z to 50. inclusive.
Likeasse-. wei assorted invoice Of shittingss
Sneepugs. Chex, se~ins THIS ds. Tick ~, .knit'.
ting Jouors, &c winch Is offered on accommodate
ing terms and al reduced plicss. IA.
J w. EDDY, eve, sssleiul to,thc pablic
for their liberal patronage. solicils continuance
y de,s iton nn aistsnt Customers,s,tcnds
ed to with promp,i,ude .liorch 23
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COMn,iasioners' Noticc-

WE. the subscribers, being b, the lion. Court Of
w Probate, tor the town Of Norb Kiugstown,
IN the counyof Washing, on, appointed commits.
sioners To receive aud examine the claims OF the
creditors sgaips, the Estate OF GEORCE THOMAS.
Esq late of said town deceased, p,esen,cd ,nsus
VEN public notice Is hereby given ,hs; six months
from the date hereof are allowed by SAID Court 10
the creditors agains, said Esa xhiBt and prove
teeir respective claims, and that we viii attend 10
that service at our respective dwellings within said
time SAINT BRAYTON, , 49,.
JON. REYNOLDS : ''"''"
All persons indebted TO said Estate are requested
TO make immediate payment to
BENZ SMITH, .Adnsisirdtor.
No IA. ksHgsio,en, March 81 1915
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Thomas Potter
Peleg Petkhsm,jr
) ,muei Sbesrmans2d
Richard Shesimsn
MsIy She field
S,,phen Thomas
Peles 1h0rs,on
Willia N A my
4IVkRTox.
Mary Allen
Thomas Briggs
Eeojsmin Borden
Amey Burden
Lemuei Bailey
JOSEPH Barker
Thomas BrsyIon
] hufs,on Cornell
William Cory
Nicholas {. Durfee
Abigail Du, fee
William Z. Gray
Philip Grey
Danisi Dweiiey
Hannah Cook
Timothy Cook
Ri har Du,ies
Joseph CDpk
BenJsmin Rowland
William tiumpries
EIinu Hicks
B>pj.min Hambly
Isaac Nesns
William, Seabury
h s,huoie. Show
WrIi'm W,llcridge
LIT7LE.coMPToS.
J hn AImy
Ab'sham Bailey
SAcah Bailey
John Is icy
Joseph Browaell
PaI d,n Brownell
So Guel Church
Joseph Church
Eben,Err Church
Nathaniel Church
sylvester Clifford
Owen G inn,il
J9hn G ~
Resolved Howland
Pelec Hcsie
William Peirce
Debo'al Simmons 5
Maci Sheppard
Ab'gail Tsylor
Isaac Wilbour
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h.s gear.
SkWPoRT.
L. =. Adv
DAVID Buhum
Noah Baker
Jetnio Bngss 0
John Easlon
Ii my Gould
Nathan ii mma,t
Giles Ma,d,nbo,ough
Robinson Pol,er
Benz. Ruseles
Nah. Sweet
Toward Simmons
Asa Shaw
James Shaw
Isaac Stall
a. * q. Tilley
Nicholas Tayior
5AMESqoWs.
John W ,.dsn
MIDDLEToWS.
Giu,oD Aio,o
John Allen
William Bailey
Samuel Bailey
Bsuj,min G,rdner
Go,i'ey Ii z'rd
PORTSMOUTH.
Anu AnIncry
Isaac Amy lst
l>aac Anthony
TilllDs has A NY
B njNm'n An,oony
Samu,i A ny
Peles Amy
Philip An'nouy
Isaac Bu di' k
X beii Is 'ehrmau
| hona. b owmll
George Cosge shall
ID NE Chote. j..
Stephen B. Cornell
IL lde Cb..e, lat
Ciatke [ hasc
D.mei Chase
Abner Cha.c
Ge"'ge ID nnis
Thone> Du'iee
Isaac a D,anis
Joseph Doike
ID vid Ia u
Geo x. IL .Il, lt
Robe l. w,on
William Liwiou
Geo Sc Lawton
joseph Mnu
J ,',u Peterson
80, ll n
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ah"cl % 1875
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THE. subscriber wishes to hire good
i COOK. tn whom liberal wages will be given
Recommendation Sr honesty, sobsie,y snd clean !.
ness will be -eqIired }. r. HEiLEMAN
Fort woleoti, Mar. n 1915 CIw.
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NOTICE.

NUHEREAs ErsIcs. wife OF the subscriber. has
w fo- long time past. conducted herself ir a
mos; shameful and unbeconing manner-iherefore
this s to forbid all persons hsroorng or trusting her
IN my account, q, will pay 90 debts of her con-
tracing sfter Ibis date. sTEfHE.f PERRY.
Newport, Mar. p, isIS
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Skipwilh, .ppnuted Consul Gen. Of the
U. s. 10 france, is now President Of the Sen
ate OF Louisiana.
gentleman recently from Burlingtoo, In
forms that Gen. MacomD had VII ed the Isle.
sux-NoiX and thai tue Briti>h Ofiice"Sint n
ded visiting Butlinoior snd P' q"
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L.ani,lhGA NOiiCE..

L,Sr Of Persons who wsre o~aers Of Cdrridfrs
last year, and svho hsve not entered fhe same
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nIED,

bfINNIE II,
In this town, on Thursday evening last, BY The
Rev. Mr.. Towe, M JOSEPH LAwToN to Miss
RurH Law RON, daughter Of Mr.. George Lawton.
both of 20 tsnroutk
At 1ood6ridge, Con. Mr. DAVID PERKINS 20 Miss
SARAH MEnwIs, after a long and tedious court
ship Of one night
DIED,
At NORTH Kngstown, on the Goth Jan. last, Gao.
THOMAS, Esq eged II For more than 40 years
Town.Clerk and Justice Of the Peace in sad town,
and about thirty years Member of the stae l.: fis-
Iz,ure
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WANTED Immediately y--20o0 pounds live geese
w fee'hcrs. for which cash viii be given. as
No. Us. Thames-strcet Mar. ~.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-29
, RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, JUNE 60 1915.
David M. Randolph

KHOST respectfully announces his re-
M turn amongst his fellow citizens, &
hopes to enjoy their countenance in the
prosecution of a protracted enterprise,
which had originally, induced his depar-
ture for England.
From an arrangement which he has
happily effected with Messrs. Scott
Barn & Co. house Of the highest re-
sponsibility and integrity, at London, he
is authorized to present himself as me-
dunn for the disposal of agricultural pro-
ducts to all parts Of Europe, on terms the
most liberal !; making accommodating adj
vances upon shipments to their address !;
and providing freight from time to time,
as it may be the pleasure of his friends
to require, for Their ssve,ul articles to
export.
Richmond June 7.--1S.
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold at Public Auction on
w Thursday the Goth day of July
next, if fair, if not the next fair day, at
Woodbridge, the late residence of Mrs.
Sarah B. Mason deceased, in the county
of Prince William; opposite the town of
Colchester; all her personal estate, con-
sisting of Horses, Mules, Cattle & Sheep;
among the Sheep are three Or four full
blooded Merinoes, and many others of the
Flock are mixed with that race also
quantity of Wool, variety of Household
Furniture, Kitchen and Farming Uten
siIs, Coachee and Gig.-A credit of
nine months will be given on all sums a
bove twenty dollars--notes with approx
ed security will be required to bear in
terest from the date, if not punctually
id.-For purchases not exceeding TWEEN
ty dollars, cash will be required.
At the same time and place will be hir:
ed for the remainder OF the present year
several NEGROES, among them some
valuable house servants.
Thompson Mason,
administrator.
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Also, for Sale,
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 500 acres on Po-
tomac River, about miles from Dunn
fries and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
is good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are dwelling house
in COED repair containing six rooms, a
Kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer to the purchaser the most ffattering
prospect of rendering this valuable
farm by an inconsiderable devotion of la
bour. Fer terms apply to the subscriber
or to .NobieS Hertert. Esq. OF Alexandria.
John A, Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va.
June Il.
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New Teas, &c.
The Subscribers having altered their firm
Of Joseuh .Na,sicci'je, continue their
business at the corner of King & FAIR
4 i&-sheets,
gteY they offer for Sale,
10 quarter chests GunpoTder
Is boxes Imperial
Sc s. S Goaes chests Young Hyson
lOqaarter chests Hyson,
10 ditto Hyson-Skin
?eas Of good qualities,
Of the late importations at
New-York and Boston.
EOOON Us. green and white Coffee.
I 10 bass old Java Coffee for fam. use.
erqv0 Sugars of various qualities.
FO,Sll los. refined Sugars.
% boxes No. and 2 Chocolate.
" blgs Filberts,
70 terces Rice.
- bales first quail. Charleston Cot
ton.
Snpes, } Genuine old Port
zig do. Wine.
- PiDes old London Particular
Madeira.
10 tozen Champagne.
~ ~ Gasssaeads retailing Molasses.
- boxes Lemons.
v ~ Oareis Whiskey.
h. VIA a general assortment of the best
m'S' Liquors aud Groceries. for cash,
n apo0 tie usual credits to punctuai Gus
H., Mandevile & Laylnour.
Nay 20. If
tp .; They expect parcel Of choice
: IN cases, in few days.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-29
Fifty Dollars Reward.

I'D ANYWAY on Monday the 1st inst
IA from Alexandria, Negro BEN-25
dollars will be paid if taken within &c
miles of Alexandria, and the above re-
ward if beyond the distance-Ben was
raised by Mr.. Patton near Alexandria ;
he is about II years old, tall and slender
with small stoop, very narrow across
the breast-had on an old drab coatee
and thicksett pantaloons-Apply at the
Office of the Gazette.
May 10.