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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-07
RippoEl u Odge.

G0Fltalning from 700 To 500 heres on lsef
testsc River, about s miles frola dunn
fries and 20 from AlexanEifia I'hc soil
IS good for corn; slnssll sraip and grass.
The Improvements are q dwelling house
Ein good repair containing SIX rooms, 9
Kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
SeSss IS bOuse. The extensive marshes
nov Flesrl dry bel0ngfng % tins est ate
.vIIe o the purchaser tie most EIatfefihg
nt6 of Rendering this a valuable
lashl al incOnsid lie devotion Of la-
bear Cor terms apply to the subscriber
or Is "A obfee i.Beia, ESQ. Of a exandri I
John ashington,
sar haflesto 0rls i fer son County, =
~ 4lS.c<<s - A -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-07

p vii paseKAse 5sn sdiaFe So:
isEesls ten e tpe1tvI Df good
sIfe and fgQtes 9e| bsp sen Il, tie sad
'ssf ava Warranted md and yeuns
slaqsRs bsf llsd n
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-07

4 W NJ .ANTED by the subscriber, a
quantity Of ye, for which ll
berai price viii be given.
John q. Lddd q Co.
Nov 2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-07


I'D Y order from the Of1lasn's Court Of
Charles County, viii be exposed to
public sale, on saturday the 18th day ot
November, Il
AIl tac Stock and Household
& JRNII GRE
Belonging to the Estate Of The late Tleo.
Dent, decd Sale to fake place at his
y 1 ELR al AMOR DENT. Adm'rs.
1tsO. Dent.
Oct; "a. e.
N. 81 Il perspus having claims Al
sainst said aecedent, are hereby warn
edto exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, On Of before
the lst day OF July, 1876, or they may
by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate 4 and those indebted thereto,
are requested to make immediate pay
iinsDf ID the subscriber. 3, y.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-07
Joel q. Harper Co.

Joel u: Harper s. 90.
AT THE CoRSER OF KING s. NoYAI
STREETS,
11dUe jnst Seceircd asl assortment OF
Sc AS ON b Il e GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Cloths superfSne and Cd quality
Cassiiferes. worsted cords and cassinets
8 bales rose blankets
| bale stripped do "a +. i
bale fiannels asserted
/ bale cOahngs
Blle. drab and mixed plains =
Worstcd and cotton hosiery long and
short
lambs wool do do. b
Blue, black, gray and drab stocklnetts
Bonbazetts plain and figured
BoWbazeen, fancy vestipss
Kid gleves long and short, coloresl and
white
Ladies and gentlemens silk gloves, CO.
l0red and white e
Beaver ana cog SKIN 90:
BLACK leyantlnes
White and colored Virginia do. mahtua
10. florence, plaid silk, AOrsntipe,
Sewing silk, thread colored and white
White and colored cambfics
Ginghams and calicoes, irish linens
Do. shirtings, shirting cotton
Black and white silk hose
Bandaho handkerchiefs
Black silk do. lb. pins.
Ribbons plain and figured
100 dgzen yarn hose
With 4 number of other AticleS which
they will sci. Wholesale OF Retail, low
or Cash Of to panstual CUSTOMERS.
Oct: 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-07
Notice.

HERE AS / did on the 2Sth day
al December 1915, make unto
William S. Talbot, Of Fairfax county,
Il pcwef Sf attorney, to transact all bu-
siaess Of mine. Of every description, N
the state 81 sirsinias Now 4 do by
lhes presents for the information ct all
concerned, eeTOke and annul The afofe-
said p0weF 0Fatt0Fney to said William
S. Talbot, from this day
M her
MARY ~ I T ELBOTsT
s. mark .s
fTest. Ann AIcC LEN A fla n. 1
ct 90 slSw
efferSOn Land for Sale.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-07

LIlSll raItCE VltG1.
AIeyandria, Nov. 1, 1915,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11
RICHMOND CLOTHING SToRE.

~ oubcriber kes this method to in
n form the public that lie hiss removed his clothing 10
the store OF Mr. JedeSab Alien, below the Ban
OF virginia tor few days when he is rInoye TO one OF
mr. Haills new stores under the Eagie-1ayern where he
sh k,' Pah elegant dssc1erf Of GcWlee,s Cic1ing, OF
III! own make met Stopr warranted in point of wurknan.
snip equal 10 any made the City therefore, the public
may rvSt assured, uhat every garment Offered, is made and
trimmed IN ue same manner IL intended for a particular
cor OF course his work does come under the name
oil sops lie has OIL hand Geneens' Clothing of esc,g, De-
scrtEio7 such as Coats surtout rOe-cOts grtat-csuts
anu'oons M'neoats and drawers suspenders, &c.-Sal
keep OH Id goods IN his line of every description so that
gentlemen have CLOTHES male To pleasures II ,rv Wish
AS an establishment OF the kind is very useful one shall
spare no pains tn make convenient one hoping bv n
close application my business, merit share of public
Patronage. {. FAIRCHIIll JLercIou, ,,,,ii'IsT
NJ IA number of JolTneynen viii find empIovment-
they must be good worIne and men OF stesly halS,
wonlt sell one of the EieFqm GiFc perarS eyer
offered lii tis market with Harness complete Also large
oSIey HolSr only years old perfectly gentle hot on
~ Gopu IN harness but equally under the saddle They
VIII ne sold eitler together separate. The horse wei
wcrthths attention OF any gentleman who is in want of
re good fly horse rs lac wei broke le may easily
e nan'S either ny man. child sold for no OH
CT reason than want of employment. e r
NOuc1iJdyd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11
ALBEMARLE TOBACCO LANDS

T2OR SALE.--The Subscriber will sell, on terms
accommodating TO the purchaser, Tract of
Ly4JVD, lying on both SIDES Of Hardware Ri
yer, in the County Of Alternate, and contain
ing FIFE ILyy'DRED s. FORI'F .lCRES.
This land Is commonly known by the name of
the forge Tract and contains = quantity Of frst
rate Tobacco Land. It's situation is very healthy,
IN neighborilood popuous and wealtby--and a.
lords sctes iorwater works, Of any kind on great
scale. Immediate possession will be gwen Cap
tair John Harris, whom this land sdioins, has very
obbgiogly promised TO shew It TO those inclined to
view.
For farther particulars, application may be made
to the Subscriber in Richmond by letter or other
wise. VIZ. n. CABELL.
Noyetnber4. Eqst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11
POLITICAL.
TO the Editors of'the Nati9nal LntelLirencer
GENTLEMEN,
November 4

TO the Editors of'the Nati9naI LutelLirencer.
GENTLEMEN,
The enclosed document, I believe, has
not appeared in the public prints of this
country. 1t is "a Report presented to the
Emperor, (latc of France) on the 9TH of
June, 1915, by the Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs, and communicated by the orders of
MS majesty, to the two Qegislative) cham
bers, on the 10th of the same month" This
report is referred to, and is very highly
spoken OF, by the American gcntleman
VINO IS the author OF the Journal of Events
az az Paris. which originally appeared in the
hichmond Enquirer, aud which I have
seen, with great pleasure, that the edi-
tor OF thas paper has been enabled to CON
tinue.
The Report to the Emperor NAV be con-
slaered rs the last ministerial piece of any
Importance that issued from the French
bureau OF foreign affairs prior to the second
apdioatlon OF Napoleon. 1t will, there
lore' on that account, be read with atten.
.iou' but, independently of that ciroum-
stance II Is wei worthy of serious consid-
Grafton from the faithful views which II
affords of the motives and ohiects IS 49,
allied powers Of Europe in their cr,sade
against Bonaparte. Ii is not aroiss that 4
comes thuslate before the American rea-
der, because events have demonstrated
that the observations Of NJ. CauIincourt
were fonnded in truth, which will serve to
render them more impressive. What might
have been considered on the 9TH Of June
last, as the mere insinuations or assertions
OF an artfui politician, will not, after the
recent and well known conduct of the all
lied sovereigns in France, be seriously
questioned by any one, May we not saw
that the report was dictated by pene-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11

EsY Virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed to the
z , subscribers on the 18Th day Of August, 1919,
by Mai Joseph Mayo, and dulJ admitted TO record
'u the Hastings Court for tle city Of Richmond on
the 10th day Of November, 1Si5--We shall, On
"Wednesday the 2gth day Of the present month, on
the premises, az the hour Of ~ o'csci, proceed 70
sell TO the highest bitlder--The Lot of GROUND,
with the improvements thereon, at present in the
occupancy Of Mej. Mayo, and known by the No
IN The PlaH Of the city which said Lot situated
on or Cary street and 90 street. and directly back
o. tie CourtHouse, and contains in front Of y street
lS2 feet, running back 165 feet-in order to satisfy
a debt due Mr. Manuel JaGah Of 5000, with inie-
rest from the first day ofJanuary 1914, and all costs
incurred in executing and carrying into effect the
sold deed Of trust
JOSEPH MARX, ; Trus-
EDWARD w. TRENT, { tees.
November s. 54-tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11
HILL re NOLO
yEyO tie HIGHEST bidder. On the 11th dav .

'sNO the highest bidder, on the 18th day of
December next, ffar. f the next fair day NJ the
ou iansoliouse, formerly occupied by IhVs. 1ioJsou
Decd on the premises the following Tracts oil land adio:I
ing each other, III the " o. Buckingham. James Ri
YER -FOUR miles above Warren and from mills at
Soo!shys falls One OF acres, twO other
tracts OF nearly SEQ acres cach including acres of first
Tee James Riter Lc1rCrend the greater part of which
wi be- seeded IN wheat this fall As the quality of this land
Is so gene fly KNOWN inferior amy lands ON the sarn
RIVER ana ps,ining also, that person woud purcs,
without viewing the same deem unnecessary TO saw
more of its qualities. ~
inc terms VIII be made accommodating and known ON the
Uay 81 sale Any person wishing view tr Land or make
pf'ase contract for the before the sale, he
eommodaed byapPiyinsto the subscribers, residing er,on
JOHN S. ANDERSON.
J)lfN Couch. Seflr.
-, JESSE COUCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11
PUBLIC AUCTION.

virtue of a decree of the Superior Court Of
y Chancery for the District of Richmond. pro-
noanced on the esd day Of June, ISI5-We shall
proceed to seU, at Public Auction, on Tuesday the
l4th day OF November, the following vacant and I'M
occupied LOTS, constituting part of the estate OF
the late Colonel William Byrd OF Westover. wit
In jefferson Ward, Lots No. SIS, Sc, 6S, 64. 65.
90, 81, SO, 90, 102, 1O3, 1oi and 100
In Madison Ward, Lots No. 3i5 and ssh
Terms of sale will be-one third of the purehose
money in 90 days, the balance in two equal pay
ments, at and mon,ls-Notes with approved
endorsers will be required PAYABLE and neeot;abIa
in either of the Banks in Richmond.
BENJAMIN HARRISON Commits
THOMAS TAYLOR, sioners.
No-ember4 ss-tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11
PETERSBURG ACADENiY.

HOIlN WOOD would be glad to engage Gen
80 tleman well qualified in the Latin and Greek
Languages, TO assist him in the Classical Depart
uent, rs also in the teaching of English Writing b
Arithmetic. To snch a scholar, very liberal eueou-
ragemeat will be gwen. Any gentleman who may
desire The situation, is requested to come TO Pc; )
burg as soon as possible, applications bat those
which arc personal, vii, Ne adieadcd to.
November y Bs-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11

FENfiE subscriber after long absence in the Wes-
u tern Country, has returned to this place. He
has il in his power to give information relating to
the Land claims IN Kentucky, and will take crest
pleasure in doing to all who may choose to make
application to him, AID be is also DESTROYS to make
amieabe settlements aud compromises Of all unset
lied matters aud claims which may exist between
himself and others. HENRI B.4yNHS
November g. 5i-31p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11

FEVl!E SUBSCRIBER has rented the brick luro-
n Der house on the Basin, opposite TO Lis Coal
yard, one half o'whieh being sufficient for his use,
be viii rent tiie other half on reasonable terms
lie wiii be glad ~ receive on storage at the Gus
sornsry rates, country produce, and COOS Of auy
kod--He bess leave 20 make tender Of his SER
wees 70 his friends and the public IN the Cominiss-
en Line.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
October o. 46-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11

SUGAR. C.lyN'DLES, JyLNES, &c.
rAhKHilLs, DUSLorS CorLANp, have Tor sale,
II hhds. brown sugar
10 casks 'renerfe vine, (ssrerior qualty)
! tou ofreal German steel, rs Demiiobns
20 barrels brown sugar, 20 boxes castlles
casks port wine
IS crates well assorted Quecr's ware
pipes Cogniac brandy, 60OO las bacon.
z bbls copperas, SIC. sc.
And General Assortment Of Dry Goods.
November 8. 5l-i,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11
ST RECEIVED


ESROM London, and for sale by FITZyyuvT.
SOM & POTTER
broaawoods Piano Fortes, of superior tone, s,so
Strings, tuning forks and hammers,
N,o,in bows, bow hair, pegs, bridges, sc.
Hiobes IN PAIRS and single Terrestrial Globes.
Mathematical Instruments (some elegant se,s)
Prisins and magnets,
Patent, fountain, wedge-wood, pocket and button
hole inkstands,
Wafer seals, pounce and sand boxes.
lied tape, sealiI < wax, waters and ink pow,Ier
Ebony and pewter lax standshes
boxes OF water colois, with drawers sc cornpIete
RACK and rcd lead pencils Crayous, Sc.
Drawing books different subjects,
Superb fancy paper for Ladies' work,
\ great variety Of purses and snuff boxes
indeible Ink for marking linen.
general assortmentofarticles ofStatonary, and
we'll chosen supply of GARDEN SEEDS
November s. 54iw
Del w ZEN the hours OF 10 A. NJ aud r. NJ.
d en- TUESDAY the 21st Of this month, d. FoRp
intends to have his pupils critically examined in the
oiefent branches 20 which their attention has been
o'rected--farenis are requested To attend: also
any Teacher I'm this CITY J, will be at liberty to
being his pupils with him, and have them examined
IN conjunction with Daniel Forls
November 8. 5l-ots
LONDON S. CLOTHS, AND CASSIlTERES-
Aiiled Stockinett, Tolenetts and Marseles
Cambria aud corded Dimities
Gmgharns and cotton Checks
Jaekonett and cambria Muslins
oaliicoes and Prints Lustring and Bombazines
BombaZetts aud Moleskin
Ladies and Genlemens' worsted Drawers
Senrlemens' worsted Shirts
Dark worsted fIsifHose
French Cambrics and long Lawns
Damask and diaper Table Cloths
Sd, 81 and I0-4 Diaper
Ready-made Great Goats
i dozen resdy-maae hair Mattresses
Ready made kidder MINISTER Carpets and Car
petting
dozen elegant Brussels do. and hearth Rugs
Boboins, eoored, and cznaburSs Thread, and
red Lace
Rives' water colors in boxes
Cottsn Shifting fine Thread end cotton Lace
80 kegs " bite Lead, f6 Spanish brown
Durham Mustard and Patty
Best Dutch Qlils, Pins and Needles
Recested 6y the h,dIan Chief, and far sale
ELLIS & ALLAN.
October 90. s1-,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11

E pursuance of decree made in the Superior
Court OF Chancery, holden at the Capitol, in the
City OF Richmond, on the 18th day of January last
Between Allan Pollok and David Buchanan.
surviving partners of Robert * Allan Pollok s. Co
plahtlfs-against Thomas Wilson, Robert Turner,
Ienrge Turner and Simon Block, Defendants -
WILL be Sold at Auction, on the premises. IN
Monday, the 27th Of this month.
tl,st beautiful Farm called MANSFIELD, near
the city OF Richmond, containing five acres and 90
poles, more or less. The terms OF sale win De in
conformity with the sctof Assembly, entitled, An &"
act concerning executions and for other purposes
passed the 25ih November, 1914.
VIC. WILLIAMS, I
G.. COPELAND, Conm;e.;.
=. HENDREN, oners.
W.HAY, in.
November l.. ss-td,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11
FOR SALE.
james River Lands For Sale.
NNTILL BE EXPOSED Tn PuhIic a

M ILL DE- f'AfOOBD, to Public Auc-
ton, ON Tuesday 2Oth Of December next if fnr
not the next lr day, Irqf efand wereOn now reside
situated m Powhann county, about miles above the city OF
Richmond, and containing. by late Survey 500 acres
This Land as well situated any in the staeof virginia
being bounded ON one side by James River and ON the other
SIDE by the main Riehm0nd road, and within one mile of Fine
Creek Mills, and two Ofte WoObrry Mills md The sa,c
distance OF Jude ferry II Is well adapted to the culture of
eo wheat, tobacco a clover, but particularly corn
There Is from 90 to 100 of weI!-timtd land and a
small parcel Of Low-GrohS attached. Possession will h.
gwen ON the first day January nextcash paid y the NIL
die OF February, when aflOubed tide will be inadc All
persons wishing 70 view, the prtnises will be shcsn M die
subscriber, or n has absence, 10y his ovcrscer Mr. Ro,erts
Hfso, nc the same time and place. will b. offered he stol.
ofeatte iog horses folder, &c. ther with de pana
ton utensils and some prime pOri-erIns made known ON
the day OF sale by the yuhseriber-disO few Nearos fr
sale ROVT. PIE hS9NTy,c
NUr,enJcr q. k3-tIg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11
VALUBLE LAND FOR SANE.
RUyMFORD .4C.4DE.NY.

YESliE term at this seminary, for the next
year, Will begin 18th January, and end on the 15t
December RFong, with the usual vacation The conrs
will comprise the Iatin Languages the elementary branch
e. The English and such of the sciences are commonly
taught IN the best schools. The literary department viii
~ conducted by Mr. Robert Garck Hill, whose steady ha
bits and mental attaments combine recorme nd him
as an able instructor Of youth The for hoard incI
ding bod and candles, so dolls Tuition do TO be Da;J
quarterly IN advance Notes of hand will be expected of tbo
Who id il announcement send the entrance money nh
situation is as healtIyas any whatever.
RiCHdRD HILL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11

or The ENQUIRER is published twice a week. gene
Ny. and three times week during the session of the Sf0e
f.iiUePrce, the same heretofore, Ff,e Dol,rr per
{unun, payable in advance. Notes of Charters, Banks
NIL viii b. received in payment. The Editor will guar
the safety Of remtting them by matt the postage Of all
Ittvrs lng paid by the writers.
o No papers will be discontinued rbut Mt The discretion
Ii the Edtor,l unit all arrenrareS have been paid up
" whoever viii guarantee the payment Of line pa-
BIS shall receive \ tenth, gratis. +
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
" One s7'a'e-Fhf insertion, IS cefS-eacA Continuance
81 otifS
No advertisement inherited. until has either bern paid Eor
ssa1ea ty some Ef1son ia his city its cnvirois
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11

DICKS MOORE q Co.
Haze remaining efAe .NarcellmSs Cargo:
ie7T bales rose and dufHe blankets
Blue, green, an'l. white Ga plains
Blue and green kerseys
Coarse and fine cloths ard eassneres
Blue napt plains
SwaDsdown aud tOilinett yestlnes
Flannels aHd coatings.
.fDdhaUe Just Received, be; the LsoI,G, fJ,ef
from Londsn,
Cotton shirtinps and tlimities
1 t0mai and Madras h'dkGs. and cotton shawis
Silk and cotton plaids
9-3 aud Oh cotton eambrics
Marseies and Princes cord vcstings
Callcoes and Irish Linens
Fancy toinett vestings
London superlns cloths and cassimeres
Pins, naedlss &c sc. sc.
Ind HfH receiUe an a fe1V deus, 6y the Plii1 Tab
.frsm LiUeibooi,
few casks Hardware g Cutlery, in packages
suitable for country merchants,
hnvils, Bellows, sc.
All of which they will sell for cash, or negotiable
paper. November &. SAT-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11
20 DOLLARS REWAKn-

NOR JOE. FOX, black man about IS wears old.
much pock-iretted, has wife at Mr.. r. Nc.
INNS IN hichmondi he formerly belonged to Rich
ard Terrell, and was his stagc-driver from Rich
mond TO Charlottesville has since been owned by
Mr. Moore, Who keptthe Washington Tavern, then
Wy George Claughton, who 1 purchased him of as
ne ran, about . month past.
Also, Twenty Dollars Reward for Sorrel Mare.
StIayed or stolen from this place about the FIRST OF
the summer, about years old, and about feet
ideh she has several knots or Jumps on her back
hnue from hurts with the saddle; she was raised at
Hoes ferry by Mr.. Hooe, sold by him to a Mr..
hlkse, then by Z. Brooks to B. Lawson, who
had herof. ELIJAH MAY
hlahcnester, November 8. 5{-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11

ATOTICE.--A petition viii be presented N The
IN ensuing General Assembly Of Virginia. pray-
lug that law may pass authorsng the sale OF tract
OF land in Prince William couety, belonging to the
infant children of Stephen J. Compton, deed.
november s. sIst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11

Shall petition the next General Assembly of
Virginia praying that az act may pass compel
ling the Manager Of Mr. Hill Carriers Mill In
Charles City, to have tumbling dams to his mill in
stead OF Hood gates, for reasons satisfactorily stated
hereafter, in said petition.
JAMES TERNAN.
November g. "A az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11

NOiICE.
thh ouosc'lbers have established a house ct
Boston for the TRANSACTION of Coy,,rjQos;o, ~
S'HesS, uader the firm Of JOHN jerks s. Co
where they solicit the commands of their friends In
Virginia. '''N"N' :"
The .4achou e Commission Business. in this q.
W w'Il ne conducted as heretofore-and consgn-
rnents OF every description Of Merchandise will re-
ceive our particular and uHremitted attention.
=. jerks & BILLINGS
NWe"Oef d i3-6w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-29
RquI,s ofMe Visialn, .Apr;l 90.

The Russian army to the amount OF
a25 coo men, and 10000 horses, march
es IN columns under field marshal Bar
clay lie ToIly--the column of the right
wing proceeds by way of LEIPZIG to BAN
8erE-.tthe centre column marches from
E.uJlin. &c. by BresIau and Boyream to
Interchangeable column of the left wing
marches in two divisions. the first from
Cracow BY Prague to Elchstedt, and the
second from kaIisch by Breslau, also to
Bavaria.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-29
Public Sale.
Jaun ii.

In pursuance of the last will and tesla
ment of Charles alexander, deceased,
will positively be sold to the highest
bidder, ON Ihursday the 29th day of
June.
A NUMBER of valuable vacant Lots
"a at the northern extremity OF the
town of Alexandria. The sale to COM
mence at ten O'Clock on the premises,
and terms liberal.
The Executor.
June 10. cots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-29
Cotton. | cas-, &c.
Isue 81.

Gotten, / cas-, &c.
ne hare on had {. o8t'' for se'e,
SO bales Virginia Gotten, OF very
superior qaality.
SIS Whole aud half chests first chop
Gaupowtier and Y. Tyson Tea.
90 barrels A1usc0yado Sugars.
10000 pounds green = white Coffee.
hhds. Jamaica {, Antigua Rum.
6 ditto and So barrels second ana
third proof old Whisky, fit Tor
family use.
TeneriGe and Port Wine, very fine.
Acc reams Wrapping Paper.
so half boxes first quality Cigars.
Is bags Pepper.
90 kegs Copperas.
tierces new Rice.
40 dozen best London Mustard.
so boxes Mould Candles.
SO ditto English Fig Blue.
With a general assortment of Groce-
ries as usual,
BRYAN HAMPSON s CO
M3v &C.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-29
LOWER RHINE. APRIL "a.

General Dobsehutz is hourly expected
in AK la ChapeIle, TO assume the militia
ry government of the countries on the
Rhine given to Prussia, and to organise
the Landwehr. There are daily COME
rences at Liege between Gen'l5. bIuch-
Ter. Gneiseaum. ThieImaL, &c. With
the exception of some triiiing rencontres
of patroies, all is yet tranquil on the
French confines.
Letters from Paris say that when the
war breaks out,, Eonaparte Will be de-
clared Dictator.