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Oopy Of letter from Mig. Gen. JacA-
son to the Secretary Of War, dated
NEw-ORLEANs, March 16, 1915.
Head Quarters,
9TH Military District.

Head quarters, 49,
9TH Military District.
S1R-I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of the 10th nit.
advising me Of The ratification ofthe trea-
ty of peace between Great Britain ana
the United States.
. In conformity with your directions J
have forwarded to the officer command
inc his Il. M. forces in this quarten IN
formation of that event. e
The Tennessee and Kentucky militia
w;,lbeimmeeliately marched to tbeirres-
pective states and discharged, without
receiving any ray before band. The
Louisiana and Mississippi militia Will be
and receive their payment
here. It is hoped that the necessary
funds will BE provided for the payment
Of the former IN suitable time.
So SOON as l get the troops mustered
out of service here, it IS my intention
to remove nv headquarters to Nashville,
at which place | shall expect to receive
the orders Of my government. Mal. 6e-
neral Gaines viii be left in the immediate
coamand of this section Of this district;
and am happy to commit it to one n
whom The government las such high and
deserved confidence,
have the honor to De,
Sir your very obedient servant,
ANDREW JACKSON,
.,fei. Gen. Commanding.
Hon. JAMEs MosRoE,
Secretary Of War.
p. S. | enclose you cory OF my tie
neral order discharsins tie militia.
4. ].
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Artificial Mineral Waters.

SODA and Rochelle WATERS may
be obtained at the FostmtGi.s J, which are
again running at the shop of
RICH. III. LITTLE,
: Apothecary s Druggist, king-street.
4th mo- 20. u
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1 can assure you, sir, Tat il Wiz.
most painful for me to meet viii, Csr.. -
Porter or any Of the Office Of cras 4 ~
the Essex serving against Creat- 49,.
under the idea which ente sain Of 4 1Ia;a
deviation from the very sotenn ,, ,,ya
they have given, and as cannot admp;t ,0 ~
their being at liberty to serve until tSo;s
obligation is cancelled by tie antl,or;tr .' Of
my government, | shall be glad Of youa
carly communication upon this srbisc ta y
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Extract Of letter from .admiral 'Sira.
Cochra'ae TO The coHnissary general Of
prisoners. dated on board
H. B. NJ. ship Tonant, in the Chea-
peake, 9TH Sept. 1914.
II observed in the American papers,
that Capt. Porter, the officer. and crew
of the late u. States frigate Essex, have
been declared absoIved from their parole
and free to serve, in consequence of an
order issued by the British government.
It is my duty to remark that the circrn-
stances under which Capt. Porter and his
crew have been permitted to return to
the U. States. differ very widely from
those under. which releases have been
granted on the ground Of the order allud-
ed to: and which believe you are aware
was given to prevent the Irregularities
that at one period were continually occur
ing from persons being landed or released
at sea upon parole by those which had no
authority for so doing.
The officers and crew of the Essex
were sent from foreign port Tor their
own country in regular cartel, sckpcw-
lodged and established as such by capt.
Portcr's letter to capt. Eillyar, dated the
Gfth of April, of which send you CO.
Ply.
= The officers and crew of the Iava. 81
milarly situated, were duly accounted Ter
by my government. 1t is therefore Ia
cumbent upon NE to claim Captain FOR
ter. his officers and crew, and call upon
you to prevent their serving against y.
Britain until regularly exchanged.
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Salt AHoat.

THE. Subscribers have Tor sale on
bcfrd TIE Sihio BELLE SAVAGE. Capt.
l,asSsl. aid schooners TEA tER. RE-
PJsSaECAN. Sally & CAROLINE,
1900 bushels Lisbon and st.
Ubes Salt,
>, ALSO.
Lcadi,.g from seid Psssets.
25 h0gsheads Molasses.
= ; sasrs's and SUGARS,
- barresg N. Yarl Pork,
: ~ ss''Ses I'm, and
150 barrels Tar.
April los ' y &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-21
OTICE.

Will BE Sod,
ON the 2jrd instant, on credit NJ eisveH
~ rpostbs. the purchaser giving bond and
approved srcurity,) at the late dwelling OF
PETER CLARKSON, deceased, in AlbemsFls
csanty, the balance OF CORN, FODDER, &c. &c
belonging to SAID estate, A. which time the os@
lance of his ESTATE will be divided smomgst
the LEcArEEs Those having claims, mot yet
made known are again requested TO bring them
forward properly authenticated. Those indebt-
ed are requested to make immediate payment,
David J. LEWIS, Exr.
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From tho Boston 7Gnkes.
MR.. JOHN BULL,

DR.. to the Hartford Conrsntiss,
Firb Session, begun 15ih Dec ISL
To The pay OF IS loyal subjects as
sembled III convention at Hartford, 1zooo
from Dec. Is, to Jan. Is, 1915, at '"SS
30 dis. per day for each member,
To travel to Hartford and back TOD
their homes, for IS members, at 1900
60 dis. each,
To the clergy for praying in convention, 1000
To Theodore D., Sec'y to do. 1000
10 Judge O., for prepared speech, / 900
To Crazy Jack, for writing the Crisis, 1000
TO Ben. Bobadil for printing do. 1000
To the Daily Advertiser for publishing, 1909
To the Bostoa Gazette for do. 1000
To the Spectator for do. 1000
To the Connecticut Courant < Mirror, $500
To IS sets Henry'S Letters, at 100 dis $500
To IS Snuff Bottles for use Of members, 1875
To paid for a handsome new BritishO
crown, cut at Hartford, and set in 10000
diamonds,
To parson G. for pra ying in private
Tor the glory and DIGNITY Of John 1909
BULBS Convention,
To parsons p. and o. for the like ser.
vices, 1000
To dozen witches, 500
TO large Cauldron for do. so
To doz BroOms for do. 96
10 doz. Blue Lights, Is
To IS sets Of Connectieut blue Laws, SO
$3.50
Given under our haads at the Royal City
OF Hartford, this 9th day Of jan. 1918.
e G.. Pres't OF the Hartford Convention
T. d. sec'y.
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sf2, !eaoon 2os--Stcie SctGts, tovcil SIP, Buater
sio IL, Of Delegates Mercer rs = Cre-y zoe. I, N.
derson go M In,ire 2.9 ~
In BneAas,yham--r,pres sei; Ranioiph ei1--So
that Randolph ltss gained 30, ssd Epp-s hss fever by
MS In 1873, EVEN, to Prince Edwar with major
ny OF 2OS; tbs yenr viii, majority On Ij--In 1878
H. mad rus; D',sy oi IS n f'ri,ve Edwari T. of so H.
Cumtersn'i--SotAt hthe votes ia these t~,, c9ip-
;Ies ere t;.e hey sere ii. 1919 T. will n,
ievt.tlhy majority -. Re;ubIca,s oRkqaor a.
no 70 sleeping ~ yosr posts! let the wachwori
Or 'tsih@ expects every ia DO lis dut, What
or.V ss'oe Il would be fer you Di,;ric; 20 he i,-
presen,,N os suen as john R..5Yphi Atoc.e
arouse tx shame arouse,
Lisn.cf y l'rs6t,lck, sc.
Frederick iuc.er, (ke,S} s9s
Hmior, fciY> Sal
Niiyy, (Fed]
Republican ,nsknity, s.;
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charity. Thus. We see display of Christian
siene volencc. aud of the true Character of our
holy religion, amidst the furious passions, and
the deeds of outrage which are exhibited in
war.
The last accounts which your ruanaSers have
received of the progress and operations OF TO
reign societies do not come to a later period
than tue month OF May. in the last year. At
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SECOND .qyNJNU.aL REPORT
OF THE
MANAGERS OF THE BIBLE S0CIE.
7'YOR
RIG IN I A.

THE Managers of the Bible Society of Vir-
GINA are gratihed that they have again the
opportunity of meeting the Members of the
Institution. And they tender their congratu
lations that this meeting is-held in circum-
stances more auspcious for Bible Societies in
general, than those which existed when we
we're last assembled. rs it has pleased God to
restore peace to cur Country, various difficult
ties under which this institution from It's
commencement, has laboicd, will of Course,
be done away. And it is TO be hoped, that
with the revival of Commerce, there will be
an increased ability, as we'll as inclination, to
forward the great and good cause in which
we are engaged This hope is the more rea-
div entertained; Because notwithstanding the
difficulties of the tiines, your managers have
been enabled 20 enlarge the sphere OF their
operations. and 10 distribute larger number
of Bibles than were distributed during the
preceding year, as will appear by the fellow
ing statement OF books distributed:
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Resof,.cd. rha. tie thanks of thi. meeting
be- presented to the Hev'd. John ID. Blai for
the SGrmor This day delivered by him and
that lie he respectfully requested to furnish a
Copy thereof, for publication by the Mana
gers OF this Society.
A nt; then the meeting adjourned, with
prayer by MIR. Rice.
VIM. MAYO, Chairman.
Teste,
WIN. MUNFORD, Secretary.
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BIZ. Test.
From the depositofy of
SIR Bryce so 80
Mt. g. Watt 200 SIS
Mr.. 5. Greenhow 81 IS
BY Mr. w Fenwick sf /
Semitic Mr.. NJ. Houston Crock
to o' Rss. MI. McElhaney, %
(Greehbrisr) 500
Rev. George Bourne 200
Petersburg Bible Scci-
Manchester do. 10
Goochland do 81 81
Norfolk dc. 10 $50
l.ynchh,its RIO 90 80
BY John II, Rice Is M !
BY the Rev. Robert 3. Sem
PIE OF
BY the Rev. Ichn q. Blair
BY Dr.. Carter BerIley 70 -
So that The whoie number dis
tri5uted amounts 70 about 1858 $50
The managers have purchased
during the ctrreue year, 1900 Bibles,
and 1900 Tests.
Total 500
Making the amount Of purcha-
ses, since tine society common
ced It's operations. 216s Bibles,
2HCC Tests.
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Ne.v IG '1Gers.

" in irfsrpir7c qei,h .APAYs,c1Aw''
nil satisfy ma, qJhy his Piece KS nor teez
FIR in
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TIRGLN-f% LEGJSEarURK..
HOUSE W DEL EGA1rs.

= T4'INof- ". IlF.l I.O A YES.
I.r'n'e- e'He--EI'fr.im B6ir'i, Richard Heath.
Ieasl--p NJ. Dsrei,t Garland Anderson
=; 1"y q Q"een-f,uiniNreyW Walker. Wiiey Camp
=. fredsraci'--Arehihald MsSal Capt Jared VII
New .'Ic16ers.
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CONGRtee

~ JoncrT--At O'Clock, ON Tue~'sy (.he pniis
bang kspt opeh) u'e t-,cs were, o5 ConGtss, LOWS
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The Nat. JDtelGgencer inumateg, that orr
government viii refrain from any commrti-
cations win Adm Cochrare, respecting the
dispatchcs lately brought By the Meneiaus
but that dizzy viii resort 70 tie usual channel
Of pacific intercourse. and correspond IN
such matters .eith Mr.. Baker. who as chtrge
d'aiiaires represents the British goycinmcnt
az Washington
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EL.'N-h1s
Tor siir % liz orr. otti.o5,a o. .rrao. e.. 4.
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The Emg " Bayiau, Ne Emheroy Qf
hpssia, marg f1'h7css and no5iea IN Earchs
---and he (fe5'GcGf q he U,afsd GisteS.
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~ Net Eerublicaa Gain in Massachusetts,
in 255 towns, 2<O2 votes.
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Rev. ]. Fl. RICE. Cor Sec'y.
Bib. Society, Va.
The very liberal donation here made. was
gratefully accepted by your Managers, Who
sold tneir blii q Exchsnge, for s ~, and
were thus enabled to circulate considerably
larger nurnber OF Bibles than otherwise they
could have aone. 1t will be pleasing to III.
meeting % be informed that the Bible Secie-
ties Of Philadelphia, Of Louisiana. r Nassau
II ~. aud several others 1t is believed. IN The
IN ted States, have experienced the Ike
Christian liberaity from the British & For
eign Bible Society. II VIII aford equal salts
iaction also 20 know that many prisoners 81
war, both American aud British, have recejy-
ed Bibles from the distributing agents NJ BIZ
Die S2cietics in this cCha.iy and in Great BIZ
taiE. o this statement, your Managers
ctnnot denv themselves the pleasure Of adj
ing, THAI IN two instances Of the capture, dur
ing the wai. ufBiitlsh vessels havine On beard
Bibles, belonging 70 the Br. & +. B5le S9c;e-
y the Bibles were either restored 20 the;r
original destination or equal numbers pur-
chased, and devoted TO the saaie purpose o.
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The. Flooring is ia Extract gfrd Letter from
a Gentlenan ia, -1l6rma;ie, 20 his FTieaG'
IL. Mis Gig.
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Total

Making the amount Ct purcha-
ses, since tine society common
ced It's operstions, 216s
2HCC
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PLArTsBuRo, Oct. ri.
In Peace. Prepare for Var

We understand the British are enl.
ployeI in strengthening their position at
Isle-aux-Noix. Heavy ordinance, &c.
have recently been brought up for that
purpose. Sixty pieces Of cannon have
not long since been taken up the St.
Lawrence. A gentleman residing IN
Montreal, informs US. that eight regi-
ments are expected to arrive in the Pro-
vince this season. We mention these
preparations, not as indications of hos
tility :-they are designed, no doubt for
Peace Establishment. But we ought
to be admonished Of the necessity Of
meeting these exertions, by a corr espond.
ing preparations, lest the British govern
msnt, finding, US on our guard, should
renew their determination, as expressed
by Gov. Provost last autumn, of driving
our Chief Magistrate from the Presi-
dental Chair.
Che preceding confirms the informa.
ton which we gave a few days since, on
the authority OF gentleman from the
|north%ard.}
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Ney Is call to bis support that iudgInen,
pronounced By the Monarch on such 0I
his subjects as were nsisled a-lA rez moi
the i,sstigators of the disorder, tie All.
shors of tie plot, formed in favor Of Bona.
carte, those whom bis majesty first con
signed to .thcvengeance Of The laws (
tits proved, far from having formed
any conspiracy, Marshal Ney, notwith-
standing his fault, had entered intonone
that he was sincere in his promises ii
the kim (; that he only yielded to the IL
sesistible influence of the safety OF the
state, which was, In his opinion, COM
promised BY an impeuding civil war;tha
his hands remained pare, his character
independent and inaccessible to ali the
seductions Of personal interest: that the
FIRST moment it was possible to repair
his er;vr, while there still was danger in
profoaacing against the nsurper, and in
favor Oh the legitimate Sovereign, the
M:arshsl did not hesitate to lay open his
whole soul, and to vote that France should
adopt the course OF submission.
BY what fatal exception then is Mar
shal Ney treatedas criminal ; be was
certainly far from expecting such an oc-
nence whenin the last instance the
place to which he had retired was sur
rounded, 10 have concealed himself, or
to have Gs'l, would have been easy but
bnth these courses we're repngnant to his
heart. With the calmneSs OF con-
science, from which honor neyt.'. was
banisslesl, the Marshal offered himself to
those charged 70 secure his person. "a last
act which completes the appreciation OF
his character, and which arrests his con-
fience III the institutions by which he Is
to be tried =
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4@ Insurance Company
49, alexandria
N q TI G n.

YENfE Stockholders in this institution
4 are hereby notified, that an cleo.
ton will be held at their Office on Mon
day the 9TH November next, for twelve
directors. agreeable to charter.
The poll will be open at 10 O'Clock,
Al. nj. and close at P. Nj.
The transfer book will be closed from
4 o'clock z. NJ. Wednesday the -, till
tier the election. - ~
J B. .Fickolts, Sec'y.
Insurance Office, Oct. ~ lawst
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RALrrMoRE. Nov. S.

=
Arrived, schoonee Young Coastita-
ton. Darrell, 15sdavs from St. Johns,
Porto Rico. Left there 18th October.
brig George, Ward, of Salem, tischarg-
ing lumber, and schooner from Ne,g-
Orleans. the oalv American. OFF the
!larbor Of St. Johns, was boarded BY the
schooner Remittance, from II. York fo,
st. Domingo, who Put on boar Of US
James Newcomb. a toy wha she had
taken fre,n OF the wreck Of the schr. Lit
tle.,ick. from N. London, for ST. Jago the
remainder CT the Littledick's crew, ex-
cept one man washed overheard, was on
Board the Remittance. Oct. re-, lat. %,
z, long. 65, 90, spoke sleop Coilec-
tor. Hall, from Curacao for New
York. who informed US of the captare
of Carthagena by the RoyaliSts, after
three days hard fighting & great slaugh-
ter. TIE day tie 1onng G. left st.
Johns there was great salute fred, said
70 be On account Of the fall Of Carthage
ma. Came into the bay on Sunday, a
large clump brig followed her in pas
sed clump schooner at the mouth of the
ritter; the ship London Packet, ground.
- III
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gam, aqasl q about 10 IA ~ 81
aearly one hundred WI. The half kiIo-|
gram, IS therefore about one pound and
one tenth. The prices are given IN
francs, which at the present rate Of ex-
change, are worth about go cents in this
country. Exchange On London at our
last Paris dates Was at about 10 ard a
4 2 per cent discount. This Of course
yill be taken into consideration ii COM
Earring the prices of prodncein France
and 10 England
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For Freight,

SSk Ths staunch fast sailing
GSgS ship Stranger, Nathaniel NJ.
Ss 5Iazsess Perley. master; burthen q
sz bout 2iO tons, $500 barrels,
or 500 hogsheads, ready for the reosp-
tion Of q cargo for any port. To accom-
modate, one half cargo is ready to b.
urnishe d for account Of the ownsrs.-r
Apply to
October ~
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ALEXANDRIA,.
SATURDAY. NorEMBER 4.
E.tract 81 a lstter. .daiea
/" PARIS, Aug. so. I8I,

{" Paris. Aug. Su. 1919.
!. I have been In mis- ci: y three weeks,
anti although VIC are surrounded by To-
reign armies, and the streets crowded
witn officers and solIiiers, who mingie
with citizens at all the coisee-houses, and
other public places, and appear qaitg lat
iigsse, yet Inaye not seen or heard OF a.
ny disturbances. IL the distant provin-
cesali IS not so quiet--the heavy contri-
batiens appear to be sensibly felt by the
people. It's thought the allies will not
be in haste to leave tais country. Lam
pleased with the fine appearance Of the
officers particularly the Russians-they
are remarkably fine looking men, they
wear ccrsets, and make their waists as
small as possible"
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/. Port Of 1lega,sdia.

ENTERED
Sloop Prieilla. Sabins, Providence.
---- Biddle, Hatch, N. London.
Sch. Consolation, Nevitt, Baltimore,
sloop Victory, Hetma,. n. York.
- Bryan Wood, Martinique.
CLEARED
Brig Emily, Dove, Newburyport.
Sleep Eliza-Ann, M'Pherson, George
town.
Schr. Goldenase, Field, Newport.
Brig Eliza, Ross, Boston.
SIoop Lady Hope, NicnerSOn, New
York.
schr. Tsn-HrotLers, Foster, Cadiz.
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Norfolk, Get. 80.

Arrived schr. Ceres, Beasley, 16
DAYS from Porto Plata, (St. Domingo
Reports the loss of the schr. Phelina,
Copeland of Baltimore. The phemela,
on her voyage from Baltimore to Port
strnck on the Silver Keys :
after throwing overheard part or her
cargo, She got OFF with the loss OF her
rudder, having sprung a leak, SO that
both pumps could scarcely keep her from
sinking. The 4tl, day after getting off
the Keys, she arrived off Porto Plata.
with her colors heisted union down to de-
note her distressful situation. The
co.nmandant, however, prevented her
entrance. and refused to let any of the
Americans in port go out to her assistance
ander the preteDce that she was a Car
thagenian priyateer, and fired several
shot at her from the Fort. Finally he
vas persuaded to permit her to ente ,
5Rt it was then too late, as the Phellma
had unfortunately got on the reef at the
entrance Of the harbour, and instantly
bilged. The captain and crew were ali
saved, but the greater part Of the cargo
was lost.
The spanish brig Galleon, capt. Manu-
Fl. from Port au Prince, bound to. N. y,
while in the harbor of Porto Plata, went
ashore in a gale on the 29th September
and bilged.
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Alerdndriu, Oct. Is, 1876

dSCdndftuS Uct. 10, 1870.
WIAS committed to the Jail of thfs
Wv county as runaway, negro
man who says bis name is DICK, and
that he is the property of a John Smith
of Westmorelana county, Virginia, he
is about so years of age, about 5 feet 8
inches high.--The owner is requested to
come & prove his property, pay charges
and take him away. otherwise he will Be
disposed of as the law directs.
James Campbell, Tailor.
October IL. Iaw9m s
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francs.

Boaraeafr, .aa... 18.--From April n
TO August S, theirs were imported into
the port of Bordeaux, in 40 vessels from
the United States OF America, one fien
Brazil and one from Cayenne, 1850
ba,es Of cotton, of which 11.07i bales
have been sold, and the othe, $3.50 bales
remain unsold. The following sales were
made ON the 10th and 18th ct August.
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Bank Of Potomac, Nov, u.
Notice is hereby GiOen,
TIME Stockholders Of the Bank of Pos
Il tomac, that dividend of four per
cent for the last six months has been de-
clared on the capital stock, wlliti will
- paid them Or their representatives on
Wednesday next the 9th instant.
BY order Of the President and Direcs
tors.
G. Page, Cash'r.
Nov 4 ee3w
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For Norfolk.
safe IN auctioN.

ON Saturday next at II O'Clock, will be
sold at Public Auction,
,Es. s7sS The sleop Wet:'ome Return, bur
$500 then about 1000 bushels, in good
order, new lyingat ANDREW schelfsld's
Wharf.
a Griffith and Brawner.
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Lisle, .asss. so.--Amorg The articles
for which there is still demand at this
place are coftons, Guadaloupe, Cuma-
ia, Cafthasena, Tubaso, Smyrna, &c.
Coffee Of Delnerafa and Martinique, A
aiesicAn pct and Pearl Ashes, and Pied
suont Rice. Tie other NEST favored
merchandizcs, with a Slight tendency to
rise. are Georgia long staple Cotton,
Holland Cheese, &c. The prices are
obtained WITH little diminution Of Cam
peacIiy wood, Rio ard ST. Domingo Cot.
lee, aroliEla and Castslmare Cottons,
pa TIC pct ashes, Corinth Raisins, and
Carolina Rice.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04
CONSISTING OF
Broad Cloths. Kerseymeges

cords, veiyets, blankets, coatings, pc
lisse cloths, bombazetts, bombazeens,
artan piaids, worsted and cotton no.
siary, canbrics, calicoes, British shirt
inss, Irish linens, lawns, dimities, chiatz
furnitures and damask furniture, diHli-
ties, Canton grapes. leyan3ines, figured
silks, Horences, ribbons, cotton laces,
tapes, yestinss, handkerehiefs, &c. &c.
Terms of Stakeholder $500, CASH
from 100 to 500, sixty days--over 500,
two and four months, for approved en-
dorsed notes.
GRIFFITH e BRAWNER,
AuctiOneers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04

Translated for the Boston D. Advertiser,
from the Journal de Commerce.
Sales at JNscan.r from The 18th to the 19ti.
Of .daggst.