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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-17
Fifty Dollars Rezrurd.

DESERTED from this rendezvous
on the 18th instant, Thomas b. Hothgr-
ley, a sergeant belonging to the 2Cth re-
giment United States sniantry. lie was
porn in Baltimore, aged 90 years, 5 feet
5 inches high, fair complexion, hale
eyes, dark hair, and by profession a
sailor. Whoever will take uai said de-
SETTER and bring him to me or any other
officer of the United States army, shall
receive the above reward.
BENJAMIN SMITH.
lst 1t. Goth reg. Z. S. fnf.
Fredericksburg, March l7--21.
~ 2aW9W
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-17

100 Half Bores Havanna
SEGARS, warranted genuine, and to
contain the number for which they are
sold,
JUST RECEIVED
For Sale By
adams, HERBERT & CT
April IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-17
Notice.

I WISH to sell tie HOUSE & LOT
4 waeseoa / now live. and a small
fAah on the Leesburg road, about two
mics isom AleSandria-slso, a HOUSE
= lh1fm the town of Nottingham, on
.ie patEent River, on accommodating
,fns.-Possession to be had immediate
Chas. L. NeUitt,
=, Upper end of Duke Street.
March 16. If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-17
For Sale or Rent

Our Bdke-HouSe and Lot,
Fronting on Washington-st,eet IS feet,
S inches to a 10 foot alley from Washing
ton to Columbus-street, "a feet fronting
on the bake house. Ifrequired the whole
may be had on ryashington-street rs feet
E inches with the improvements. Apply
to
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-17
Sail ahoat.
FOR SALE,
| hnnrd shin .lan2a,ica.

5000 bushels Lisbon SALT.
For FREIGHT or. CHaRTER.
The substantial and fast sailing Ship
AMERICA, Neldear Luckett, master !:
9arthen 5000 barrels or 400 hogsheads,
oelns IN complete order for the reception
ora cargo.-Appiy to
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-17
ALSO
no RENT.

A Two story frame House, with a
"a larr4 Garden, situated on the west
ale &c ~ ashsngton-street, between Duke
and Wolf-streets, lately occupied by Cap
tain Stephen Moore. For terms apply to
Mrs. PHeBE MooRE.
April 6. u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-17
PUBLISHED DaIL By s. sNoWDEa; RoYA1sTREET ALEXANDER
MOND AY, APRIL ~ 1915.
Soap and Candles.


THE Subscribers have on hand at their
Mandatory on Water Street, lately oc-
cupied by VIM. Dunlap a quantity Of
Soap, Mould & Dipt Candles,
Which they offer for Sale. B.
~ A generous price viii be given
for raw and rendered TALLOW.
Henry Nicholson & Co.
Feb. ID. diff.
Negroes for Sale.
WILL be sold at Apil Court, if not
previously disposed Of,
Six young Negroes
Ofboth sexes and different ages, from 1s
months to 90 years. It is not intended
to sell to any residing out OF the state,
or the District of Columbia.
" $ Stuart,
G. c. Stuart,
Ex'rs. Of David Stuart.
Ossian Hall. March IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-17
Episcopal Conventaon

FgSHE Convention Of the Protestant
4 Episcopal Church in Virginia, will
hold it annual session in Richmond On
tie fourth Tuesday in May next. By the
death OF Our much lameated Secretary,
the duty Of notifying tits event deyolves
On the subscribers, who take the liberty
requestlnga punctlal attendance OF the
clerical and Icy deputies. IS it is re-
CURED by the canons OF the General Con-
vention thar parcchiaireports on the state
Of the Church in eacl, parish be furnished
to each State Convention; and as under
existing circumstances such. information
is necessary in order to enable our active
and Jealous Bishop to take measures for
supplying them with ministers it is
therefore very desirable that each dele
gate would co.. prepared with a report
embracing these objects.
n
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-17

)AS ~ 144Is
"a TW0 Story STONE HOUSE,
: - a m 'uiddleburg, lately finished,
w., Salca Is we'll calculated for family,
s si.a a good cellar and kitchen under
aS@,,'--tNe half acre lots. under good
Enclosure, awell of most excellent wa
@f' stahle, carriage house. &c. 4 bar
gam : may De had if application is made in
n; S,o.' Tune to the subscriber on the pre-
Edwin G. Brown.
aiiddieSurs, March l5-1s. 2m.
r, Notice.
VIZ creditors OF Saauel Cram. an
exS,h;. "s"ivent debtor, are requested to
:, S.Oi their Claims TO the subscriber or
'elofe Tie & - day Il Nav next.
n = z. Thompson, Trustee.
-. Sw.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-17

WHO HAS ON HAND,
A few copies of Bowditch's Practical
Navigator, Blounts American Coast Pr
lott and large stock Of School Books.
Blank Account Books of every de-
scription ruled and bound to any given
pattern.
April 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-17
mo. 1861

the State of Pennsylvania, " hich would
sell but do not now offer--nct having
yet obtained the final conseyances OF the
same, under existing contracts.
L offer to the attention Of MouieG
Men Of discernment,
A VERY VALU ABLE
IRON ESTATE,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-29
THE FAIRFIELD SPRING
.. RACES

ESoR 1918, viii commence ti'ef Tuesday, in Mar
next, and continue four days
The First U'y-A Ladies' Purss worth fift7 epi-e e.
rni'e heats the best three in FIVE, four to make "a =
four suineas entrance, free for any horse ore'
ing carrying feather each. ,.
TIE Second DGy-'The Jockey Club Purse o: fons
iunded dollars four mile heats, fifteen dolls entiainvc
TIE Third Day--The Propr, tors Puse Of tso
hundred dollars three mile heats, entrance ten dolls.
Tie Fcph DcyA Ha, Cop Pulse, for vhicn
the entrance ofhe second and th day VIII BE- PIT i
with the collection of the gate entrance ST.
teen dollars, to ne added TO the prse. 1o=es 10 {.
landy-capt the evening preceding the Proprietor's
purse.
On the SGs'e dqu, there is Sweep Stake opened
for four years old colts this spring, four make ra3e
fifty dollars entrance two mile hcatsThis Stake Viii
close on the evening of the first day'srace.
Weights, &c.sto be governed by the Ruleo II he
OLD Fairfield Jockey Clnh.
Toll, at the gate will be received as usuaISittru
and Stables gratis va
Those who arc in want Of Booths on the Corse IL
apply to the proprietor.
THOMAS WATSON,
I'rc0sTTer md Proprietor.
OF Gentlemen attending from p. digtance, can be
accommodate with entertainment at the residence OF
the proprietor, Fairfield.
March 2o.--tdr
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SALES ar .AyyCJyDh,

a ~ wednesday the 5tb day Of April, will be sold
~ without reserve, Cat tse Military Store, South
gates building, next door to the Cen
erars Department. the following valuable articles of
Emergencies, &c belonging to the u. States-yiz
" Goods, Weqo and in Prime Order.
6l2 pr boois 1000 pr. shoes,
III pr. cotton blankets
rs wool blankets; striped, IS rose do
1889 yards oznabures,
g95 do. brown theeting, 703 LIZ blue cotton.
900 do. striped cotton, 1910 do India do.
100 IL do. domestic do II do. ticklepbnry,
70 do Kendall kersey, do. blue do.
IL 90. grey cloth, $50 do. white binding
sli lbs blue thread, IS telling axes,
SIS bed sacks
Vold Goods, and harriy damaged.
n pr. shoes, ii do flannel socks,
pr. stockings, do boots,
" WOODEN blankets, zoos yds. oznaburgs,
la do ticklenburg, 227 do brown sheetng,
80 do. grey cloth, 30 do kendall cotton,
SO telling axes, mrizes, broad axe,
SCREW augers, chissels, ! ireSs, . files
funneis, guase, pair pot-books
elaw-hsmmsr, drawng-k0iVes
" bake-ovens, planes assorted, puncier
iron pots, TIM quart pot, frying pans
80 roess do. ~ spades, shoysls, IL sl,iisIo
. grind-stones, hsnd-saws
cross cut s'w, pair tin scales
sfec'J ards, pine tables
Together with quantity of inircd clothing--Ssle
Will co5omenee at 10 o'Ciock. --rERMS--6 dayi
credit for all SUNS Vt $50 nal over, under $50 cash
Negotiable notes ~ either Of the Rchnond Tanks vii
be indiscrimnstey required
IhoHcRTs, Robinson u PleaSants,
Nendue-A Masters.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-29
FURNITURE ar AUCTION
March %.

This day at 10 O'Clock, aviHb be sold
Y the dwelling house Of the Ia James Iieat few
~ doors above the Bel-Tsvern, all his
HOUSE-HOLD u KITCHEN FURyVT-
TURE,
Consisting ofabout $500 worth, among vich are a
large Mahogany sideboard and china press sccreta.
~ and book case excellent eigtday clock, dining
card, aud ten tables, mahogany sophia, bureaus ADD
wash staIds bead steals, setees, chairs, prints car
pets, one Of which is handsome Wilton one beds.
bedding, and mattresses, bed sud window c1rssios
SIC. &c.
Plain and eT glass, some elegant; pair Of branch
camille Fiek' silver sud plated ware, pair Of bcau
W looking glasses, one set Of tea china, one set plated
casters, some table ware and variety Of other articles
--.9LSG--
VIII be soil on rented, PEW No. % IN the Moou-
mental Church Attbe sdme time, will be Sid valu
able NEGRO MAN, who IS an excellent plain and
nest eok, anil very likely mulatto girl about ~ years
0 age ERTs--For all sums under $50, cash all
sums Dver so and ondcr 100, sxty days credit, over
2G ninety days credit, for approved endorsed nego-
JOHN. STRoBIA, E6'er.
March y. IT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-29

Git OF ths1pvernment, worthy the attention
OF man @&S1s sort of ambition. Resides, tn.
present incumbent has so completely des-
troycd the dignity of his Office, that Mr.. Ran
dolph would not be cloathed with the pres;-
dental velvet. But nevertheless he would
at all times conceive it his duty to serve you.
AND as he is so much more wise and good,
and respectable than Mr.. Madison, and all
the rest, at this time of fubfc coion1ity, no
thing short ofnnperious necessity should with
hold his services from the Country in any
shape that they might be thought useful.
Excuse this attempt to call your attention
to review of Mr. Randolph. interesting
letter, and consider me frient ): your dis
trict and
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
az We shall publish in our next, Mr.. Rsndoph's
Mr.. Oliver Evans of Philadelphia has made
an Address TO the People of the u. S. in the
papers Of that City in which he informs
them, that Congress have extended his Pa
tent tor his improvements on Steam ENGINES.
and invites such as may be disposed to Use
his improved Steam Engine to propel bcnts
or land carriages, to associate with him for
that purpose, promising ON his part to grant
them the use OF his patented Improvements
on the most liberal terms, reservinp only his
rishtto construct the Steam Engines and l.
ron machinery. MIR. Evans takes occasion to
refer to living witnesses to prove, that as car
iy as l773 heconceived the idea of ap,lyup
his improved Steam Engine to propel carria-
ges, and as early as 1878, to propei boats by
means of paddle wheels-He states, that he
has resumed the construction of a Steamboat
at Pittsburgh on his original plan, for which
purpose he shall need all his resources, as at
least $4,000 should he Immediately applied
to establish two manufactures of Stean,xn-
gines, to be used in the construction OF Steam
boats-He, therefore, calls upon all those.
who are indebted to him for the use of his
improvements in the a,,ufdcture offour to
come forward and pay his lawful demands,
as recognized by the courts of his country
and that the Supreme Court of the U. S.
had on the 4th inst. unanimously decided.
That those who had erected his improve
ments, or used them, before the issnine of his
good patent, under the special act Of Con-
sr1ss, are liable to damages, sssr using them
without his license, after the issuing Of the
patent-He then throws out this pretty
broad hint, that the laws will be put in force
without delay, to recover his dues, with the
accumulated interest and rents.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-29

sand Seven Hundred as fnc fellows (aN A
mericans to the back bone) rs ever lived, are
immurcd alive. TITO thousond one h.ndred
OF the above number, have been given up
from British men of war. So much for Gov.
Strong's I" Bulwark." Sdlen, Reg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-29
1000 ACRES OFLAND.

valuable. 6eaulifd, End desirable, sitaation There
are Cy an oH Su'-uen, 1tb.rc,ds Of
1000 ACRES OF LAND,
IN me tTGct-THuee hundred Of which are meadow,
and tie residue high lands. The neaoiozu mas once
reclaimed, end produced most asto,nsin. CROPS of
corn, ray, and tobacco. The mdjor part ofMe hieh
ANA IS equal Jno SUPERIOR TO any lar,do either side
81 me rftsr. befareen Riczsond and Norfolk There
IS Promising CROP Of rUheat, aoro grooming on the
sane ~ isG fine grazing firm, and is admirably a.
daoted 10 The clltire ofco1n and small grain The
improvements on !f are extensive and elegant The
.HanS'oH house, Is of6rick, and is large and COMING
hetS, oc1ng strtyfo,r feet by forty-t1vO, and three
sfoTy nigh On each Ro0r are far good rooms and
large passage, audit would not be hazarong mach
10 ddd, fhdfiffs the best finished hose in Hireinid
fhe th0Usss rUmero7is and nearhv all Sfb,icE
II rs not beieved that any person cotll IRISH an a
"chofoHiang. Besdes an ice-iofse, there is fU;pp
q most dehghtfa 7ra'er, -.ahfa a fe7u yards Of
E1fchen. The garden is most erceiicnt one, and
IVeH enclosed with brick zgH In fIct hire are 10
ne hdddH the necessaries and most Attic htrtr1es or
ne fine meats, mid f57l throughout tic -,ToIs seS.
son, and sh al he year rotiPd 6eSides Eeo7e,,t AMI
co'fVS'nens opporf9tics Of gcf'ing oysters IN the
shell frol7 ne sTa1crs 6elo7v aided 70 ns he blaze
's remarkably heahifjA IT hes Hpned0t.fy on Jq,7ss
'T1eT nbonn eight niis db0ue fort Poroidfan cqd is
distant lrpn' RiehaoHd frertg tue miles, frop1 Pefe,
org, fj'ee md from NoIfolt, eighty. There is an
eccefeW landing FIR the dsiueig of produce 1rifi, az
hundred yards ofone otrflie burns IN short Wesfo-
yer = Hedry taUtess, H'Id is gen spoken Of as beie
otnpsf paradise on earth. One fourth part of tie
~ ''Sc HDtet Vt OefeYfl' en- ~ CASH, 11l0 tor the
6aasce TDifh interest from the time Of mn m king ME
co'tegance. eret IF f7oee m9-ifhs Is1H be qiozveI
n1s' The Purchasers eiuins Il dsedeFhast on The
prttises
rgiH sen b4bliely,
4 FEW VALUABLE NEGROES.
For these bonis 7sih atsoOed securities 4tiH b9 re-
qsayed betre their remJyaL
RICH4RD ~. BYRD, er'or. of
ar I'm. Byrd, oecd
THE E'Etms gfhe Fed.rd Republican, Z Cyeorpe.
form ami The Upitrd .Sales Gazette, Z IDiiiq,SeL
pha are re1Rssted IN ils@rf the 06Dve 7fM me d.v
EemeRk.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-29
WESFOVER FOR SAFE.

an Thursday, he. tErst dqy Of J,ae merit rsM
erose 10 pntbbc sale, on the Premises, ms mast
6enutifM, and desirable situation. There
are ~ an Did srl,-ren. 1ih .rl,,,is of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-29
FOR SALE.

FENfiAT large and commodious estahlishmeptia 'ta
Town Of Cart rsylle, inrmery ocg'iuied by John
Edw ard Cunningham 1T consists IF dwelling
house with eight rooms three NJ nel are con,rltcy
arranged Tor mercantile pursuits With exteusiye cellars
situated az the corner Of te street leading The oc.
co warehouse, and extending on tai srd the ,liu,
street; large two story IRA airy, with two ani
passage on floor, stsbie, c9rTsge ho1'e ti 70 r-
cessary oGt-itouses; exceen, wsi 90 wat y ld 80
ice-house thst Is proved to be gooi. The wirs cpu-
prisug upwards Of acre and half uadcr god eeo-
sures. This establishment is in all Respects un u,ess
nnaby the most elighie IN CsHersvic. Those des-
10 purchase, wiI be shewo the premises by MIR.
Iaeharish Taylor, living IN Cown and ihc terms uad
snowo by the subscriber, Of Elm ffH, IN Goochllni
miles d.stant.
THOMAS a. H,aRRLScyV
tfsrek 2q----yf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-29
THOMAS WATSON,
Lan1- OMcc. 80 M,r.h 181i

Ldnd-OGice, 2Sd 11cTch, 1915.
N conformity with act OF tie General Assembly
3 oithe Commonwealth ut Virginia, entitled =" An
aet To amend the several laws concerning Esc,v It,"
passed on the ith day of February, teliI ID here
by ncke t1,o1pH, That it appears, nv certGoa,e Of
the Escheato ~ the county 81 SpotIsylvania that cer
tain lot Of Land, stuste in the town 81 Frede nc sbufs
aud county Aforesaid, bunhcd " by Zsehariah Lnoas';
corner, a,ocg the main street twenty nine te L snd
the running back towards the az bonse common.
ly called Roystor's hundred feet ina'n, IN Oh.
leng figure u one hundred by tweifv-iie a.. - o.
Which cerlsin R9heTt GGin5rdy died, "a ti.a wear
l794 seized snd possessed, ~ Sin rle has been
found, by inquest taken before said schs..or Oh tbs
ls day r ID cen,bcr, 1878. have . .,e.tct fo ms
Commonwealth, for ri heir oC hin the sid Gal.
lassy, capable OF holding the same.
WV. &. PEN DiETOV. Regieser.
or The Editors of the National tslfssrseyy
will insert the above in ther paper s0i SIX ~cs sic.
o-ssyely, and transmit to this dsr.rtment "a ordut
o. "Icl publication, together With their scsoIut lor
payment w. g. r.
March 90 w6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-29
VALUABLE EoTs F-oa s.gkE.

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SIZE.
Virtue o authority gwen To tlle Suburb, RS ~
! ~ cr~iasrce ofthe Common ,f.ll uas.ed ~, ~
!oh tebu'a las, thoy viii prcccej 70 sell a, pu;.
Auction, to the l's'es' l.,er IN Thu,,ssy III. an
Apfi NEXT at twelve o'ciack, upon ,e rreose1 OF
credit oftms eight anil twelve uaoats nx,,ie, ~,
LOTS
he'ong ng to The Corp 1ra;soa o. Tvs City st,t.I E
tween )s:nf SO II: Strests The i.pts vii o,.t,,
,orsy-'oar feet fronting on Street, ard eyten,li,s
~ e-t To water Street, whc, AZ So feet Wild
Ne.ot 7sc notes wna approved emf ,,sars y.;l, he
rspnred aud the ale withheid u,ti the Whole pur-
chsse money shall hv l,a:i
l., e SHE viii be- cnr t'ced anil the property ,shwn,
by MIR Thomas Taylor.
W FousuEE,
John ADaNS,
G. 1ONFKINS,
g COpLANr.
w. AiAkSii NJ.
b;.,, Co'0o,jttce.
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A HOUSE AND LOJ'.

"lLL he Sold to the highest bidder, at Pthie
w Auction, under the. diec,i,,n of Dscmss Tay.
' csi On hur'Ay the sth OF April, 4 o'clock IN
TIE afternoon, my House and Lot on & sr., and CIR
ner oi 4th street Terms OF sale one fr,1h bari .f
,ae purchase money will be required ia ca ~ one At,
NJ w DAYS, one fourth al months, anil the balance az
the banks of the city, viii, approve, enlorsa,on ,
one ha the amount and deed Of trus. 90 the pr,ru;-
'es' TO secure the payment OF the purrhase MONEY
=, ROBERT HYDE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-29
CoCXsURW 70 THE LAST,

The catalogue Of thefss (which zve furnish
from g Saua'p'ah flaher svouid be enough TO
damn the name Of Cockburn, if the history
Of The qcar had nor Stamfied him zyifh INTER-
iSha6le MANY. These recent atrocities, 700.
roere committed, after he knc7v ofthe Peace!
This freebooter rs consistent to the Iasf.-
I" ds he has fassed through the 4uar quitaouf
Utrt1e. he arM close ii zpithout rctentance."
The President and las Ladhp left this ci,v JESTER
dHy or thar zoGy to .donbehe the Presidents seot
"a Grange coI1ty, Virginia The Health of The Pyes.
@e'n IMPAIRED 6y his 0eUoaon TO The nauidbEed con.
ee'r'S OF lis station d7sg The last ,nme nontts. re-
Snred some relo.ratiO'l IS understood lie .rM re-
man in tfynaa a6oue t.o mcailhs.
nafan Gamble, cf This city, has been apboin fed
Collector Jof The f6Tf cJ ,tSicisl,nicki,ac.
osSrTaS U9ttS'sforts ekpoi,.tsti ~ sie ,,ssisens
LIBRARIAN 10 Congress. Nat. Int. afa,ch %.
Norfolk, March 27--1He Gy:kis7t fr1eGte J;saeyg,s
Capt DIX, t'ckoredin HGa5tD1i Reads on yat,lraIai,
tas from ge s0r,1rurd She b,9gi. lEsb ltcbes fran
.4d Coctrdne TO car government 1ssich z,s,s e,x,.
ed 10 the chief military office, az fhis bosi, 7ois iDneI
dfeiy j0r ~ardsa them on 20 U0shngfon. TIiors!d
CO Weare making every arrangement to present,
as s'"H az Poss'6e, the Enquirer knger and more
:Iegdnr sheet-on the same terms viz. SIS year
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-29

a letter from Capt, J. ODIoRNE, (com-
maoder OF the late privateer Froiic, of this
port dated Darfmoor Prison, Nov. 1,
1914" says, :" still have to address Won
from this accused place, where -Four Thou
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-29

CO Weare making every arrangement to present,
as S0oH az Possofe the Enquirer larger and more
elegant shelton the same terms, viz. IS wear.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-04
Plaister Land for Sale.

aYEytiE subscriber offers for sale. a
Farm, IN the County Of Fauquier.
and state Of Virginia, containing $50 A.
sres. are third Of which is Of the strong
est quality, and covered with heavy
growth Of red oak and hickory--The re-
siJae, (being cleared land, is in good
heart, two thirds Of il having been
laid down in red clover, and no tract
Ia the state has Afforded higher eviden-
ses Of It's adoption to the plaster of Pa
ris.- There is, on this tract, and at the
confluence of the two never failing
stfca.ns Of Broad and Mill Runs, a
sc;4e for Merchant Mill. with a fall
Of 25feet, surrounded by every MAIZE
rial fer building. and by the side of a
well built Saw-Aiill, recently erected.
A law has passed for turnpike read,
which will pass By or near this scite.
For the above property, I win take
the moderate price Of 90 dollars per A.
ere, with a reasonable allowance, Cor the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post-O Office, Va.
SeDten,ber 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-04
= =
e. Port Wine.
WILLIAM GILLIAN,

king street, nest door to Hatons and
Butcher.
Has 5Usr RBcEIYED FROM OPcR7o
90 half pipes and First Quality Pert
30 quarter casks Wine.
IN STORE,
s pipes London Par. Madeira VIE.
from the celebrated house of MUIR
doch, Yonille, Wartlrop s Go.
A few pancaeons fine old West-lndia
Rum, Sd and 4th proof.
Muscavado and Orleans Sugar in hhds.
and bbls.
40 Demyohns
Together with general assortment Of
GROCERIES.
Which viii be sold on the most liberal
terms.
Sept 4 s.
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Brussels Carpeting,
Venetian do.
Ipgrane do.
Kiddersninsfer do Sd
All of which are superfne, and Of the
latest and most fashionable patterns.
aLSD,
Flcpence Silks,
Levantine Silk Skxwls Of diiEerent
yes,
Irish Linens,
Slannels, Cloths, lace Wells, India
Cotfons. fine Nuns Threads. &c.
Together sCith their foruer Stock,
which makes their assortment prett y gen
erai 40 Of which they wish 70 dispose Of
On the most liberal terms for cash, or &
pnnctusl customers. Therefore We mos
tarnesfls request eur friends to call where
1tl,ey may yet = good bargain, aud Al
Hast, q hearty welcome, 1t cur store, one
door above Fairfax street, on King Stress
Aiexandria.
8. German Linens direct fron
oHscn.
Takers s. Herbert.
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Mandcyillc & Larnlo,lr.

Corner Of Arg CD Fairfar q ksne
and Wster Streets |sg for Sab.
100 Chests Gunpswdev. Imperial aud
Young Hyson TEAS Of the latest
importations, and caahe sold love
er than any Of the Northera Mar
kets caa at rreseut afford them.
20 boxes Enper5al $3.50
so Iacausrea bo3es Yeung Hyson
Is boxes Young Tyson and hyson-
8 Skiu-Nontesquieu's cargo
10000 lbs, Green Coffee
IS 90 baes Old Java Coffee, for genteel
family use
SO hossheads and 60 barrels Orleans,
ST. Croix and Martinique Sugars
1900 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
q 1900 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. FIRST quality Bengal Indigo.
10 pnnchesns West India Rum
900 gallons genuine old iriah Whis-
key
100 boxes Soap
s. 500 reams Wrapping Paper
With their usual ge,lsral assortment effke
Best Wines, Liquors u Gro
ceries.
N. B.---coantry dealers are respect
6lly requested to view their assortment.
Ang. rs