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Public Sale.

=" ehoeto hNoHS AA1oon H-A'
p. G.. Marstel!er.
December 70
Socks & Furniture at AUCTION.
I'm SATURDAY next the a9A, at the
Z ate on;ce % c'atics j.ee, decd. in
Aicxaad,iq. viii be snII a very valuable
AID extensive collection of books, in
Guiding the law -li5raryot the deceased.
ALSO.
}Sunery miscellaneous Articles of house
he'd forniture aid goods, among them
enmc ciega {.
III order OF the administrators,
r. G. Marsteller, Aue'r. :.
dc Id
Ii. Editor of the National Intelli-
gencer will insert tie above & send his
sill to this Office.
Package Sale Of Company
DRY GOODS,
On. TUESDAY the 10th December, at
10 o'clock. A. N. will be offered at
pablo auction at the warehouse OF the
Georgetown Importing and Expo ting
. Company, the entire Cargo OF the
ship Native, captain Jones, from Ii
verpool, now landing and consisting
of sos packages Of seasonable and
choice
COL en- and Cotton Goods,
purchased for cash and selected by Mes
sieurr w. andJ. Hoffman of Londou.
10 casks hardware asserted
60 boxes tin
80 casks green copperas
100 boxes pipes
90 crates Liverpool ware assorted
so hampers Porter bottle
$50 bundles hoop iron and
5 tons bolt iron.
~ Printed Catalogues will be ready
for delivery and the goods for Inspection
previous to the day Of sale.-The terms
which will be accommodating and liberal
will be expressed therein
Mallory q Watts.
Georgetown, Dec. II. dts
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Fov Sale, Freight o.. Chafteit
Sk.s The elegant and very supe'
- riOr sailing ship Fair AMER
J q q @ can, Nichs. Moran, cOmman'
der, barther 487 tons or 42Ot
Sarrels. three wars old, built Of the best
materials, copper fastened, IS 70 every
respect equal to any ship ever ~ THIS as
trict. For terms apply to
adams, Herbert, q TO.
Who have imported in said ship Tor sale,
~ packages German and Silesia linens
consisting Of 0snaburgs, Tickienourgs,
tIeIder linen, shirtings, and brittannlas !.
50 nae kages, continuing window and hol'
sow glass, beads chimney ornaments,
,.rucibIes, looking glass plates and bunt-
no a. IL. q 70.
Oct. r.
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For Freight,

rE6 Ths staunch fast sailing
,ySsl ~ ship Stranger, Nathaniel M.
] & Perley. master burthen a.
aSE&z1 bout 40 tons, $500 barrels,
1850 hogsheads, ready for the recep-
ton Of cargo for any port. To accom-
modate, one hal cargo IS ready to be
lrnishe d for account Of the owners.--
Apply to
(ecfahn~ .
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PROCLAMATION.

.ilarsheI the Dute Of 1argntam, Com.
maader in CHIEF, TO the Army.
I" Soldiers-Ihe moment is arrived in
which the Kings ordinances tor disband-
ing the regiments of infantry of the line
and the light troops, and for the Organiza.
ton Of the Departmental Legions is to re.
|ceive its execution. You have read these
ordinances cslmly. You have submitted
to them with frank and loyal resigna.
ton. Thanks be rendered to the wise
and paternal measures of the most just Of
|mOnarchs. They surpass all hopes
Honorable recompences are allowed to
ALL grades, whether they remain in active
service or not. The disbanding even is
only apparent since the moment the dis
solution of the regiments takes place
they are re-created under new demo
Imination. 1t naturally recalls to you.
remembrance ths famous legions which
are still admired, as we'll for Valor (Which
yOu have equalied) as tOrthat adalirabis
and that passive obedience
which formed their force aud their elOr
Let ten henceforth be your example aiv
yOnr model. Yoa separate from youiI
comrades only to jola yuar relations, \
friends and fellow cpunrymen. lhe
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William Garner.

Has lust received and offers for sale at
his store on Vowell2s wharf,
A pipes Holland Gin, received by the
General Lingan, direct from Holland
1 ditto real Cognac brandy
q cases half pint glass tumblers
10 hogsheads porter bottles
Gin cases and demJOhns Of different
sizes
Salad Oil
10000 lbs. Smith6eld bacon
Soap by the box,
Also ON HAND,
A general assortment OF Groceries as
usual.
October IS dim
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Bryan Hampson & Co.

Haze ,ust receiUed and CTR for Sale,
so hogsheads and IS tierces retailing
molasses
so ditto s. so bis. Mnscovado sugars
goo bags prime green coffee
g tons double B no. /, 2, S and 4
patent shot
10 hogsheads green coPperas
100 boxes pipes
5000 bushels coarse sat
A few bushels fresh Timothy seed.
And on Hand,
A generalassortment of Groceries as
usual.
They also keep a supply of the bes'
Flour for family use.
september 26
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holnaS Mount

ID AS Just received by the ship Fair
gA American, Nicholas Moran master
direct from Bremen. II cases & 2 casks
.GER.H.q.N .N.4N"UF.aC1'URES.
consisting Of ribbands; boot binding,
tapes, silk cord. purses, busks, burning
glasses, tey watches, sy>ectacies, snuff
boxes painted, waters, bone buttons,
marbles. skates, looking glasses, "arie-
ty Of heads and toys---on hand an assert
lnent of hardware and cutlery, with a va.
fiety Of other gncas, which will be sold
at his store on Royal street, near the city
Hotel, on accommodating terms.
THOMAS MOUNT.
October : tt
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Shoe Factory,
Opposite John Loyds, FaiJar
Street.
WILLIAM 1fORGANSC0

~ AAAAtA "a AVA <tA ~ = ~ - . - = =
m ETLEN their thanks to the Citi-
MA, zens Of Alexandria and Its yicini-
tv. for the liberal encouragement since
their cornmSncenenf in business, and as
sure them that no exertions wit be
wanting 10 merit continuance Of the
sane. They have employed number OF
first rate w. kmen, which will enable
them to fulfill orders with more accuracy
and pupctuality tlan heretofore: and
from leng experience in the principal
towns of the United States, they feel
confdent, that for fashions and dnrablli-
~, their work shall be exceeded by none.
They have gOotl assortment of their
own manufacture. together with large
assortment of Northern make, which
renders their stock eStensives which
they viii dispose Of wholesale and retail
atfhe Baltisacga prices. Country deal
ers are pavticularsy invited to call.
N. Those who have accounts
standing, are earnestly requested to
call and DISCHARGE the same, as i is
inpossible to deEray the expenses ofsnch
an establishment without punctual pay
merit. It
sOctfha~' Ga
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Offers for SAT-,
Mur3ock Madeira,
Old Port
Z. P. Teneriae, WINES war.
Sweet Malaga ranted nea'
Mountain do. as imPo'Fes,'
Catalonia by the casS
Champagne OF aeHnlohh'
Clanet
Dry Lishon
Hibberts brown Stout
CogIliac Brandy
Old Spirits
4sh proof Whiskev
Cherry Bounce made Of Old Spirits
S pines warranted Holland Gin
90 puncheons Rum
90 hhds. Sugar
G5 bbls. do.
S5 bags Coffee
S do. Pepper
4. do. Gloves, Mustard, Mace, Nul.
sneSs and Cinnamon
S DO. Pimento
20a0 cwt. Coppefass
400 do. Indigo
so kegs Macabeau and Scotch Snu
so reans writing Paper
& 10 boxes capers and sweet Oil
10000 Segars
1,u00 bushels st. Ubes Salt
Teas Of the latest importation
Powder and Shot
Soap and Candles
0ctUbersl8 5W
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We have just received and
offer for Lr 10 hkds Supe-
lior quality New-Orleans SU-
GAN.
Bryan, Hnmpson @ Co.
Oct. 9.
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joel u. Harper 81 90.
AT THE CoRxER OF KlNo & RogA1
SrRFETs,
Hare just receired an dssort1ient Of
SEASONABl. h GOODS,

Hare just rec6red an assorssiemt Of
SEASONABA.k GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Cloths surer6ae and Cd quality
Cassimeres, wcsSted cords and Casslnets
g bales rose blankets
! bale stripped sIo.
1 bale flannels asserted
1 bale coatinss
Blue, drab and mixed plains
WOrSted and cotton hosiery long and
short
Lambs wool do. da.
Blue, black, gray and drab stOckinctts
Ramhazetts plain and figured
Bembazeen, fancy vestings
Kid gloyes long and short, cOlOred and
white
Ladies and gentlemens silk gloves, CO
loeed aud white
Beaver and dog skin do.
Black levantnes
White and colorcd Virginia do. mantua
Do. Rorcnce, plaid silk, florentine,
Sewing silk, thread cOlOred and white
White and colored cambrics
Ginghams and calicOes, irish linens
DO. shirlings, shifting eotten
Black and white silk hose
BzndanO handkerchiefs
BLACK silk Do. ID. Pins
Ribbons plain and figured
100 dozen yarn hose
Vita a number d other aticles which
ey vii sell, FNYholesale or Retail, low
cr cash o. 70 punCtuai Customers.
Oct. 9.
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40 Dollars Reward.
Ran away from the subscriber on Thurs.
day night last,
1Iuo Negro Men, named

JAMES e WILLIAM.
James is about 5 feet 6 inches high,
short and thick aud has remarkably thick
Fps, has wen on the left shoulder a.
o0ut the size of an egg-he formerly be-
ouged To Thomas Flood Of this place. -
ii he has left Alexandria it is supposed
&c is in the neighberhood of Fairfax
COURTHOUSE, where he formerly had a
wife.
HIltians is tall and stout, about fifty
years Of age, formerly belonged to Tho
mas FlOod--if he has left the town It Is
supposed he is somewhere in the neigh
borhood of Colchester or Dumfries, as
he has a free wife named Nelly Cole.
whose relations live in thos. 0eighbOr-
hoods. / viii give Twent, ID liars re-
ward for experimenting and securing eli.
cher of the above runaways so that | get
:hem again, or The above reward for
Doth, aad reasonable charges if brought
nome.
james W. D0RaId.
Masters of vessels aud others are eau
toned against carrying of or harbOring
said fellows, as the law viii be put ia
lorce against any enc offending.
November /
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received b.
the General Lingap. Captain Weston
from Amsterdam, large & elegant as
sortment Of Dolting Cloths, of a superior
quality, which will be offered for sale al
the store of Mr.. James Anderson.
Amos alexander
October 6. If
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Bacon

$4,000 lbs. best Smithfeld Bacon.
For safe By
.adams, Herbert g Co.
October 9.
~ The Packet George Washing.
ton, Henry, master; will sail ior Or
folle on Friday next. For freight o. pas,
sage apply to the Master, or
.adGms, Herbert g Co.
October q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-03

Hct Pressed Playing Cards,
suteired and IS
5ohn a. SleUert.
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] etfersotl Land foE SAFE.

4 JB0EI + 500 Acres in the county d
Jefferson and StateOf Virginia, on
the road leading fr0m Winchester 10
Baltimore, II miles from the forner, IL
from Harpeg's Ferry and 5 from Charles
town- 60milesfrom Alexandria, George
town and the City Of Washington. The
improvements ape q new brick house, u
stories high, i barn 40 feet square, sta-
Die. &c.
The soil is sf the very first quality,
we'll adapted to tie growth of timothy,
clover aud every species of grain Mote
tlsanhali' OF the land Is covered with tina
Der IF che best quality.
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Rippon Lodge,

Containing from ZOO to 500 acres on Po+
tamac River, about miles from DUNE
fries and 60 from Alexandria 'lihe soil
IS good foe corn, small graham grass.
The improvements are a dwelling house
ia coed repair containing Six ernoms, a
kitchen, laundry, stables and Others ne-s
;cessarY house, The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging this estate
offer to the purchaser the most Hattefing
prospect Of rendering this valuable
Iarnhy an inconsidefable devotion ola
bour. For terms apply f0 the subscriber
Or % .DabletSl Herbert; Esq Os Al lsxandfi E
JOHN a w asiingt0n,
Near CharlestoWh, Jefferson County, Va
E,ne 4 Al ~ 's.rs ts
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N0l.HSR


s.' - ssn Swetes Iron. assorted Sizes and
i'm slses american manufactured hitt.
dom Iss Ilngeams, Just received per
~ Aesuletor and for sale ~
septaL :, Z s 3
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Plaster Land for Sale.

WShE subscriber offers Tor sale, a
Farm. IN the County Of Faugtier,
and state 81 Virginia, containing $50 A.
sFes, one third IL which IS IL The strong
est qaality, a covered with q heavy
guMth d I'd "a and kickoFy The re-
sldaes bgin ia land, is In coed
hear. ta6 Il having been
iaie aeHn lever; anil ne tract
IN the state kIlafded higher eyiden-
ses OF iss ailaplion to the pIaistes 6f' Pa
fls.--isere is, On this tract, and atthe
commence >of the two neysr failing
streams Of Broad and MIL Runs, a
sclse loF 4. Merchant Mill. With 4 fall
OF. olsxS rec, surrounded BY every nate
nal mai, lsr building. and by he side Of !
Sen oaIlt Saw-AIilI, recently erected.
a law has passed for 4 turnpike road,
'ssl,1eh will pass. by or near this settle.
!! aof TIE above property, / will take
sge moderate price Of % dollars per A.
'ere, With a reasonable allowance. CSC the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near HaymarkeE POST Office, Va.
Septemher 90
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l1EDNESDs4Y OcrODEn Is. 1915.
tsSSlAN HALL for Sal.
FTNEHE subscriber offers for sale. the
s<ksn Afssl1 .ll11 Z a Ne1l -, ls.in;lk BE

EWNEIE subscriber offers for sale, The
1R.aG9 or LAND on which he.
now resides, containing $50 acres. Itsis
situated in healthy neighborhOod, about
nine miles from AlexaEdria and twelve
from Washington and Georgetown, and
within a mile OF the Little River Turn
pike: The Improvements are q comfar-
table two story frame dwelling house,
with barns and stables and all necessary
Out-Ilouses. Fewfarrns IN the county are
supplied with more choice collection Of
fruit, and fromthe experiments that have.
been made on Iandssof the same descrip-
ton in the neighborhood, the soils be-
lieved to be well adapted TO the PIaisters
A portion Of the ground is in clover; and
there is acDIsiderable body Of lONiland,
a part OF which ia valuable meadow.
Vim. S Stuart.
Fairfax County, Aug. 81. ~ If
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1850
John .JOl1nstOn.

84 - - Ar4t1 ~ ~ 80 ~ OAA9
Has Just received & is opening on XII
street, next door to Messrs. Gait al
Adams, and opposite to Mr.. WilIia..
Hatton's. handsome assortment of
Hardware e Cutlery,
Cehsistingef
Knives and forks; pocket knives
Straw and .draWiHgditt0
Butchers pen and shoemakers ditto
Stock, chest, cupboard, desk, pad and
horse locks e.g
I'll and HI hinges
Strap, chest, butt and parliament ditto
Wood screws
Flat AID round bolts
Shoyels and Spades 4,
Shoyels and longs Of a superior kind
Coal sifters, plane irons. double & sim !.
gle chissels aAdlgouges 4
Turner'S and formers hatchets and ha n,
So. mers "a sGsneli
Hand and wood saws
Rasps and files assorted eE
Iron weights, chatting dishes
Waffle irons, rat trapsls
Inkstands, pocket ditto
Britannia metal tea pots, silver patterns
Tea caddies and bread baskets
PIated casters Of the best quality
I'rowels. pencil cases, ToOthpicks
Needles and pins .
Coat, vest and bullet buttons
Parlor and toilet glasses
Tea trays, assorted
Plate warmers, brass candleshcks, iron
NO ditto ~ =
.Backband chains and hslters
Curry combs and coffee mills
Brass mortars and iron ditto
Vices and steelyards, brass nails and
~ tacks Of all kinds
Wire Sifters and hair ditto
'Rarlor bellowses and kitchen ditto
2Andirons and Frying pans
Snuff and tobacco boxes: assorted
Pocket and hair combs.
Isaaa iaa ALSO
A great variety Of other Articles,
which he offers for sale on moderate
terms.
October IA - IF
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Notice..

IN pursuance Of an order of the Pre-.
sident and directors Of the Warren
ton Company, general meeting of the
stockholders will lie held at the Office OF
the, Company in Warrentpn, on the 9TH
Monday in October next to deliberate on
the exPediency of calling in the balance
tOf the capital stock
John q. ". Smith, Cash. =
Septembes IA Is
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received by
the General Lngap, Captain Weston;
from Amsterdam, large 4 elegant as
sertment of Boiling Cloths, of a superior
quality, which viii be offered for sale at
the store of Mr.. James Anderson.
Amos Hereunder
October {. 800 IL If
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For FREFGHI.
Dodge g KeItel,

VINO HAVE ron SAIRs
$4,000 W.T.. St. Domingo Colfes, emit
aedfo debenture.
Tow Cloth, Hats, Shoes and Cordage
George Town. Augsst is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01
CONFIRMATIOv

After our paper went TO prels we rpes;x.,
additional information as fully consrn. & na
rectnefs of the preceding report Of B,.ss, !. g
ing landed at Frejus; that the troop, ma. "
donald joined him refuGng to obey the, sss. 1a
er that then Bonaparte proceeded On h, n...s
Paris, collecting an army, and iTung proeI,r. =
to the French People, and perfhh.iDs Is.s' y Z
ls,h to retire 10 England. On bis arry,l y
Capital he resfumed the Governneu, ,;l :. Y
or no oppohtion.
The Paris Chronicle of the 22d Of Mar.1
some comments on the recent change, meo,;ons II ]
on the preceding day, the Emperor Napol. :
viewed the troops then in Paris, amountas ! !.
IL go, accompanied by Gen. Berlrana ~
tended him during his residence at Elba. xhss :. J
cupied the space of an hour; after which he m0s''
ed, and the Infantry filed off before him. D.,
l1g this scene the cry was I" live the Empsros-
: live our General"
At This time, BonaParte's principal hr,
IS 900, was in the environs ofAuxerre and ses
distance short OF 100 miles, approaching Psrs
Banaparte has appointed Cambaceres, the Ar.
Chancellor Of the Empire-the Duke Of Barn.
(Maret) Secretary Of State. (TaIIeyrand Aslas
Office under Louis the XVIII. but he was ,bs
Vienna) Marshal Prince of Ecmuht, lDasols
is appointed minister at war, in lieu OF Souh Nd
held the Office under Louis. Many other sppnt
ments are mentioned. The papers dstcilinseat
previous and subsequent to.the 2tst Of aIarl, nm
on board the Sine-Qua-Non, bound to NssYA
Their contents viii be received in the cOqre q Ii
week.
Ii appears by paragraph taken fron Iosa
paper of March the 18th, that the moyeBsrsd
Bonaparte were known in England, by aast
walton Of Lord Gray's in the House Of Peer, Shss
in he expressed hope that the country would ID
interfere in the internal affairs Of France.
The British sloop of war Favorite. which at
ed out the ratified Treaty of Peace, ariTl
England, March 10Th.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01

A TALLOW CHANDLER.

It is announced that the National Intel
hpencer. will in future be more dedicated
TO literary, and lefs to political subjects.
Is this indicative CT the appointment of a
new court editor Il is believed that the
matter is all settled AID that Peter Por-
fapine, alias Ccbbet, is 10 receive that i'm
portant and arduous task flor 20 support
fuch men and measures is certainly ar ar.
duous task) and that he is expected be.
fore the next meeting of Congrefs. Mr.
Gallatin ii is said has all the credit OF con
verting this hardened inner againft de-
moeracy what were the arguments he
urged remain iecret, and probably will
ever remain 70, being, it is supposed, of
that sort, Of which no note is ever made.
AoJok Ledger.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01

cIllItcu dS private IOiujCi, uuuSt Al.
Greenough Of the 18th u. 5. Infantry, to
ferve during the war, for which he pro-
mifed me so dollars bounty down, so
when muitered, and I'd at the end OF
the war, and 100 acres of land when !
(hould be- honorably discharged.
Soon after my enliitment, Portsmouth
was threatened by the enemy, and Lit.
Greenongh was ordered to march to
Portsmouth to allilt in the defence of that
place, where we have remained I'LL this
date.
have been muaered twice, conform.
able to law, by the proper officers !;
and now, becaufe did not "join my
regiment" which was at pla,tsburg at the
time was guarding Portsmouth, they
fay am not entnled to the ia dollars re-
tanned bounty, and land and before the
paymafer would give me his due bill for
my wages due, was obliged. to Ggn a
receipt, with forty or fifty others that en-.
lifted at the fame time | did, acknowl-
edging we had received all our bounty,
Sc and what is till worfe, We have been
obliged to fell our due bills at IA per
cens dilcount, to fave us from begging
our bread on the road TO our homes.
do not with it to be underitood, that
1t Greenough had any thing to do with
the buGness, more than TO make out the
necefary papers for capt. Way was the
muitering officer, and Cutter itood by,
10 give his due bill for our receipt, to
be paid in fuch kind of money as he ihould
receive of the u. States.
Now if this order is not in the face
and eyes of the law, | do not underfand
the law; for the law Jays, AFTER recruit
thall have been muttered he lhall be en-.
titled to the SO dollars retained bounty,
and the "a dollars at the wars end. The
words, "join the regiment are all a
farce; for | might have been IN the Ter
vice feven years, and not have "joined
my regiment" for there are thouiands
now in the army that have been in the
tersice tor two years, aud nave never
"joined their regiment"
Yours, Cd.
P. S. You will execute my bad writing,
for am nothing but common folder,
and IN great hate. J. @.
We have alto a communication from
one, who fgns himleif "a failor in the
Adams Corvette" giving detail of his
hardihlps and wrongs-being driven by
the war from his ufual employment on
board merchant vehels to ieryc in the
navy; and finally, he tates, "I was dis
charged in Portimcuth, having jacobin
bill for my pay, and Obliged to give one
half for the other, before could get any
money."-oo ends the war for i" /ailol's
RigbfJ."-Saim Caz.