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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-20
Port Wine.
WILIIAM GIL HAM,
Isna, Street, a.s.rt DOR to 1'at0ns afc

Kline, Street, aleGt DOR GO 1,at l''E aAS {
IS Butcher.
Has ggs4 RraEIFED from 0fotR7o,
90 n,,arter & casks Wine. "
IN STORE,
s ripes Lendon Par. Madeira WINE,
& from the celebrated hnusc OF Mur-
eloch, Youillc, Wardrop y 20:
a few punchesns fine old West-ineia
Ruiz. Sd aud 4th proof.
Muscayad,, and Orleans Sugar in hhds'
and bbls.
40 Dea,ije'ias
:roaet her with general assortment Of
81 GROCERIES.
. Which will be sold on the most liberal
terms.
September IA
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Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 500 acres on Pc
tomac l.iyer. about $ miles from DUN
fries and go from Alexandria. The soil
is good for corn, sinai! grain and grass:
Tie improvements are dwelling bouse
in good repair containing SIX rooms, a
kitchen, laundry, stables and OTHER ne.
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging 70 this est ate
offfer>to The purchaser the most gathering
prospect Of rendering this a valuable
farm By all illccnsiderahle devotion Of Ia.
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
Or to .aSbtst Herbert, Esq. of Alexandria.
John A Washington,
Near Char'estown, Jefferson County, Va.
Jure ID.
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1t Col w. X Armstead
Of tl,e .. s. Engineers, wishes TO con.
tract for 1000 perch OF building sIont:
fc be delivered at Fort Washington this
fall and the ensuing winter.
September IA da
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Jefferson Land for Sale.

Il BOUT sea Acres in the county {
sAA jefferson and stateot Virginia, o.
tbe road leading frcm Winchester t,
Baltinore, III niles frmn the former, +;
from Harper's Ferry and 8 from Charles
fown--6o rniiesfrom Alezandria, George
town and the City Of Washington. The
improvements arc.a new brick house,
stories high, a barn 40 feet square, sta
bic, &C.
The soil is Of the very first quality
well adapted to tae7 growth of timothy
clover aud every spceies of grain--Aort
than half Of the land is covered with tim
Der Of the best quality.
.B}so f,,. GHlc.
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a Servant w aIlIt a.

yTyANTED female Sra. y
" Coox. Wzss u IRo, taf as''-''
sa.niiy,-Apply to the Printer
August 81.
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Hating Business.
yyyON-aS L. .M,aRi}JF,

Corner of Fairfax and King -streeels'
Cd ETURNS his thanks to t's i''s.ast
EAD and the pubic in genera l"' s lrn.
lavors. and takes this method Of 'ai ,a.
ing them that he has now Oh haao " Ia
assortment ofthe most ,.rs
FASHIONABLE BEAVER - -
That can be recommended "'0O 80
on hand large supply Of
all sorts and qualities OF Ha.s'
Which will be sniI on as scca, y w.
,,etter terms than any in tie D's''sS''
for cash or approved credit. . -
sre Wanted two smart boys 10 '"'
above Business. 49,.
Aug. 90. --~
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Public Sale,

NvyILL be sold ON the first day sef
wv the Superior Court Of lr,r ,c.
William Comfy, twenty or thirty
Likely q egroe
Taken hy Execution to satisfy Robert
WEIGH. assignee af John Tayloe. his debt t1
interest and cosr--Aiso. Joseph Heef Dry
and DANES Sanderson their debts, lit e.
fest aud cost. The above property VII
certainly be sold.
" Il Chapr an. p $.
Edmd Brooke.
I.h. f.
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Steam Boat { amden,

6MrS w LIZ ~ !tSuldtAy "
egss 81 sSSss tween Georgetown and y
sssssssiz9E leyandria. sea.irg Geerse
SSs;Szz,Ss Kings wharf III Georgetown
at half past s o'clock Tomorrow mernlns
The 18th inst. for alexandria, and Will
ieave NeSalsl;;a same DAY at q'1artei
sast 9 O'Clock Cor Georgetown- and vii
eaye Georgetown at Z, c,c!.ck in the al
eernaon sane cay, f"r AieSaadfia, ahd
remain flr.re tat night !; the next morn
ing at haif nast s o'clock, will leave A.
leSandria for Georgetown, and leave
Georgetown at quartef East 2 o.cl"ci'
Tor kIexsndria. at 4 leave Alexandra
for &c rgetown, aid reiaain there that
night, 50 alternately every ether day, So
as TO l9ake six PASSAGES or three entire
tips in 2 days---passergers Will be re-
ceirsa at the i;saw OF the Potomac
Bridge. for eiteer. place.
bL1s Passage IS Cents.
Sent ID
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lresh Teas, &c.
rOR Sale ar AUCTION \
FRANKLY g JfINTURN.

FR4NKLLT q .JfINTURN, 3
-: - So ]. : ~. 10Th d,v of )cto.
% = s,.sasp - +h.' etoras Of
:
Mlnturns& 1Champlln,
sx....,t $500, fo,t ~ Boose,.sn street.
= - - - nr.
.NxStr-f uisA'
Tho entire Cargo of the Ship America.
MaTHER, Master, just arrived ifo''i
Canton-ccnsistirg OF
TX csas+s \ Gunrewders
h.lf Ate and
II h.S.s Imperial Teas.
IS "a ehssts H..a
aTo ts Salty boxes soA u
MOO ehssts
90 h.lf cbasts
40 a. e.,ty hoxes Young Hyson do
.as ~ 40 do
400 ! do do.
E-1 xbests. =
~ "a cbesis Hvson Skin do.
ss, sl.teJa
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Public Sac.

I Monday the Cd lav Of ectoh..
~ NEXT It fair. otherwise. tie no..
lair day wilfbe sold, to tie hishe.tb;dsau'
~ :. q credit oEsyslye months. hy The srI,'
scriber, at his Salisbury Estate, iu slI,,
county of King George, state If vtrsr;,'
50 head OF fat horned Cattle
Considered to be among, TIC best IN II.
Northern Neck,
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DSsIAN HALL for Sale.

yEvI1F subscriber offers for sale the
JR.dGT or LIND on which ne
n.m- resides, containing $50 acres. It's
,tuatea in healthy neighborhood. about
i.a niles frsm Ale.aEdria and twelve
ON Washington ard Georgetown. and
vitbin mile of the Little River Turn
Ike. The improvements are comfar-
Sic two story frame dwelling house,
4iti, barns and stables and all necessary
t-houses. Few farms in the county are
alier, with a mere choice collection OF
at. and from the experiments that have
on made Oh a is OF the same descrip-
en- in the ns,snoorhood. the soil IS be-
red to lie we'll ala; ted to the Plaster.
4 nmtion Of the ground is. in clover, and
ere Is conside, able hedv of low land.
+. ;.alt oii which is ii valuable meadow.
\, m. S Stuart.
Fairfax County. Aug. 81. If
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100 Head Of Sheep,

Among which are sor,e half aud ts...
quarter bloeded Merino's.
Bond and approved security will he
required for all purchases over ffAe,
dollars, 10 carry interest frnm the date 8
not practically paid /; and for purchases
under that sun, the money will be- e,,
pccteG. Butchers will find It sa.tieM
farly their interest ta attend this sac
The usual discount will be allowed for
cash.
Richard Stuart.
redor. Grove, Sept. IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
o PRIZE LIS I

The privaeer Harpy, (arrived Al salenij cdptnrkl1
Nov ~, British ship Jane. from Msrrimachie. ear
50 taber--6svxf Arr. Dec -, British schr. Nine
sister3 from Lsbon for Liverpool, cargo Otahged-4
burnt ker. AN y. IN.
The Angsh SCH. Eymph. ii 200 tons. tiokmsti,
the Gold Coiner, OF N. York; is the weasel wh.cb
arrived a. Carolina, about oweeks snce, ptlse -
the Vouog Wasp. She has since proceeded ID EllSaS
beth cety, where she was be sold with her cargo
consisting OF 5000 bushels coarse salt. Il =,
Ar. at wiscasset Me.) t7h JaI. British brig baHti
sic, is0 tons. cargo lumber. hsh; k6. piiEe u III
prssse-Arrned brig Paul Jones. ofthst pert x,,~..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
By Last Evenings Mail.


A gentleman from Ncw-Bedford, who arr
rived last evening, Informed, that MIR. Hath
away, from Tarpaulin Cove, (Which he Loft
on Friday,) reported, that The Majestic rszee
had been in there, and sailed agsiu--her Off:
GERS stated that the Endymion was sieaced
by the President, and SO much injured as 10
fall astern-some Of the crew said she had
struck before the other ships came up. No
mention was made OF her loss in killed and
wounded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08

S"s >"S - -
A gentleman arrived in town yesterday, who
left Eas:port on the 2lst ul. and Castinc on
the lst inst. in the afternoon. He infoI ms that
he rcad proclamation of Sir ]. Sherhrookc,
dated early in Jan. ordering all citizens OF
the United States to leave the provinces OF
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, and forbid
ding any coming into them, under pain oi be-
ing made prisoners of war.
The same gentleman states that no troops
had marched fom Css,inc into the interior,
nor was there any indication OF such mea-
sure being Intended.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
DIKD,

IN this town, on the I'd inst GIIssRr 0kiS ko6J
sRTEF, aged one year. eleven months and nlus dsy0j
sen cg Capt Edward Rossctsr. w y
In this town, Yesterday morning, Mrs Eft str8
TcwSssnD, aged ~, relict Of the late Mr.. Edmua4
Townsend. She was . lady WHO was sndo4sd wiz
many excellent virtues, and her lose will bG deeply
hmcnted by numerous circle Of Friends and eoi3
nexons. Her funeral will proceed from her lsso
dwelling-house. In Bridge street; tbndrtox thefs
noon, At M2o'clock, which the relations and ificnd6
are invited TO attend. withoss more particular ~
vitation. i, ,.s.s u. =.
a, Birlagsoa. ~ T. Oh tSe i4tk Sais. MiliiAs
Rsuwoop, aged 80. formerly Of this t6wh, and :
valuable member Of the socie,y OF Friends.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08

We yes,eadsy received Quebec papers to
the 24ih nit.
Qns6ec, Jan. 2+--On Friday evening Mr..
Condie LETT town with about lop workmcn for
the Isle aux Noix, and about $50 for Kings.
ton, for the purpose of increasing our wood
en- walls and floating bulwarks, aud, We trust
Of enabling US to wire of all old stains.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
I'm Saekeis's HGrbor, Jan. IS.

bm Sackeif's HGrbor, Jan. IS.
!" There are three ships building here, the
heels of two Of which are laid, aud storm posts
raised calculated to carry 100 guns each
"Gov. ToMPKIHs and Commodore CHAuN-
cET arrived here this day. The troops will
be reviewed by the former to morrow. The
Lake is not yet frozen. we are under no
approximations Of visit from the enemy
The troops enjoy excellent health"
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makes our force better than 5000; 90 that
Orleans, i believe, is pretty ssfe."
Errarf Of iener from an officer in fhe nary,
90 his friend ia baltimore, dated
Canp. mice belew 0rssons, Ga Jan.
Owe are eotrcnched, say from eight 10 ten
thousand men, between the British lines and
the city. Their entrenched esmp Is about
miles from Orleans, where they are supposed
to be 10000 strong. They have made several
attempts on our works, and were always hand
somely repuised. do not think they will
take New Grlesrs this winter. II is now "a
days since the hrst battle and the whole of
these two weeks the cannonading has been in
cessan,--we have battered down their advance
works as fast as they can erect them. We
have lost from. loo 10 200 men, amongst whom
some of our mos, respectable ciuzens.
General Jackson behaves we'll +; think,
however, he exposes himself too much for
should chance shot take him off, R6ow not
what might DO the consequence. AID OF this
there is no little danger, his head quarters be-
ing so near the lines thar at least thirty can
non ball have passed through his house. The
opposing lines are so near that the picquct
guards skirn,ish daily. The encmyis is forti-
flying and entreDchiog his camp very strong
y."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08

th5 impraeticabiIity Of proceednf on the Service
without the cooperation Of the beet and says 'the
most complete success would have been uusyailing.
and the possession Of the enemy's works offered no
sustained in acquiring POSSESSION Of them"--sir j.
L. Yeo states as his opinion. that Capt Downie was
iryed and his ships hurried into action. tefere hs
ssas in q ff STATE 90 meet The enemy" He also GEN.
sures the officers OF the feet for going into Plats
burgh Bay 10 engage osr heet and thinks that se
Brsk army should AaOs taksn 6affevses rs which
would have obliged our squadron to quit the bsya and
give theirs a UJ FUR chance !!!s Captain Pring
gives lengthy account OF the action. lie repre-
sents the British heet tnprsparsd. the Con6snce
having an unorganized crew, and in want Of gun
locks, and other necessary appointments. and a. usu
al represents our force as decidedly superior, &C.
lie however pays high complement to Commodore
MDonough. for the humane and polite treatment,
received by the wounded, and the officers and men
generally ofhe British squadron,aer their capture.
n From London Pahers.
Londox, Aov. 26,--We hear that il is full
ly determined that Maj, Gen. George Mor-
ray should be sent to America. Saxony has
been united to Prussia.
Sir George Provost, il 10 said, is TO be tri-
ed by Court Martial, on charges preferred
by the subordinate Generals and Sir ]. Yeo.
The East India country ship A6ela, has
been captured by an american privaleer of
Pontiana--olhcr privateers were cruixing on
the West Coast Of Sumatra.
Psrfsmoufh, hov. 26.--The Strcathafn,
which left Batavia, July 20, was detained at
that place by an Embargo which had been
laid 10 consequence of some A msrican priva-
tecrs being 10 that quarter, which had made
one or two captures.
Poland, i, was said, has been placed under
the Grown Of Alexander. Lord Cdsfisrsesh
sfrenuousiy OPPOSED IL, 6us wifhous .6fcs.
Notice has been given in Parliament, by
Lord Dansughmors, that he should submit q
motion to make an enquiry into the Sysfem q
Agsrandizemenf, Se. pursued az fhe Consrsss
of Vienna"
The intelligence from Spain shews the snx.
iety Of the government Of the mother coun.
Try as to her colonies sand forced contribu-
tons have been exactcd from the merchants
Of Cadiz, ore OF whom has paid 10000 dol
lars TO accelerate the armamest destined for
| South America.
On Wednesday morning the banking -house
of Messrs. Whitehead & Co. stopped pay
/ ment.
Capt. F. Hickey is appointed to tho ST.
Lawrence, 100, carrying the broad -psndan,
OF Sir James Yeo.
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American Negotiation.
HOUSE OF LORDS, Nov. io.

The MARQUIS Of I.ausdowo called the atten.
ton Of the House TO an Official paper said 70
have been published by the American Gov
eminent, relative 10 the pre,ensions set up by
the Brush Governmeu, IN the negotiations
at Ghent, which if authentic, called loudly for
the in,erfcrenee Of Psrliament /, and required,
on the part of Ministers, q iusii6casion Of
measures 90 new and extraordinary as were
those set forth In the American sta.emens.
The Earl Of Liverpool had seen with much
surpri.e the paper alluded to. With respsc.
to the authority BY which such statement
had appeared, he was ignorant He believed
il quhe unprecedented ia the history Of nego-
Citations to publish any separate articles Of
them until tho whole we're either agreed 10 or
rejected. The negotiations were still pend.
ing, and he was sure the House would per-
ceive tho Improprie,y Of entering ih,o any
discussion Of the subject Under such circum-
stances.
The Marquis Of Lausdown observed, that
il not only charged the Government Of this
country with setting up new and unheard-of
claims. bur such - put an entirely different
complexion on the quarrel, from that with
which i, commenced, and exposed every
thing to doubt, uncertainty, and political dis
traction. The Treaty with the Iudis0s was
which ,hi. Country had been connected With
Z America.
The Earl Of Liverpool could assure the
Noble MARQUIS and the House, .ha, at The
timc al which the paper alluded 10 was dated,
the negotiations between the Governments
were going forward that they were still go-
ing forward, and At no interfhe diate time had
cessed.,
The Earl of Douou hmorc was by no means
satisfied with the answer. Tho recent events
on the othes side of the Atlantic wore such
a. called loudly for explanation, and the Brit
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08

sa3d, must have lost near one thousand men.
|. Since our last fight, the Kentucky troops have
arriyed--near three thousand men, which
makes our force better than soooi 90 that
Orleans, believe, is pretty ssfe."
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The FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
E7vaEsH TEAS, New-York SUGAR
" House Melasses, Mustard, Pepper
oil. Vinegar, Powder and Shot, E;ioerts,
Green Coiee, Cosniac Brap1y' Holland
Gin, Chocolate, .tie,, candles, Lou
lar,l,s he.t Rannae> Scotch and Macabau
snuN 6 sarsl Warranted Of superior qua
Iity--,ri,se Pork, Copperas, Seal Lea
the, Gapdia Soap, Old Nkskey, An
chors from to 40G pounds, lioar, :shad
aad iierrill5s for family use.
May 81. d4w
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TO RENT.
PUBLIC BATHS.

fgSHE Subscriber respectfully informs
Z tie ladies and Gentlemen of Alex
aadria and its viciaity, that his B.4TH
HOUSE on tie alley adjoining the The
atce and opposite the City Hotel, is now
Ogen, aad will be kept in complete order
oil the first of October, where Wnrm &
to!a Baths may Be had at any time in
The day and until 9o'olock at night
Tbs terms are S 10 each for subscribers
ior the season, or iiity cents for a single
Bath.
I've SEPARATE baths are kept exclusive
~ Tor Ladies, who N;ii please come in
:, TIE alley a.joieing Mr. FairIax's House
"a hOyal Street-And Gentlemen are
Particularly requested TO come in at that
All'o;aias the Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
Nay 10. eotf
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For Sac.
Joseph Spear,

vo rspEcrrtLLY Informs his Friends
aod the Pubic, fiat he continues
: $ - carry on the CABINET BUSINESS
! ii its various branches, on Royai
s,rs.t. near the Market. and has on
hand solae well made FilRN. lSu !SE.--
All. also informs the Public that he has
rot ; new HGARSE, and stock TO make
SoFFfNS if called for. He also makes
anil reoars SoPTIA As and every kind OF
CHAIRS on the shortest notice.
Feb. 25.
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5UsT PUBLISHED.

For SALE Er RorER4 CRAr,
A collection of Family PRAYERS, with
various occasional ferns from Tie devo-
tional writings Il sundry authors. Sc.
lected and revised by 'eomuel Fuimer--,
Price Is cents.
June 7.
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ROBERT GRAY

E"9e,s Surveying. General Has CIR
g schoo!s, Spectator. iose;'us's Works.
H =, History of America. Peru,
Virginia Justice, Muray's Tye,c;ses
tutors Assistant. Rudinan's Rudin. er ts
common prayer-Books. in rlain and cIe,
giant binding, ComIev's l,ranr,a,, a'J
Spelling Book, Lookine.fslass t"r to-
Mlnd, Horace BelpEri, Ca.ar
peifhinI, domestic FrcycIofazd;a. cclI-
SINUS SINUS Grammar Of Geography, VA $
psaIms and Hymns. rlarep pr4,t Ees
'hoaist Hymns 6 spiritua! scnes. Airs
wofth's Latin Dictionary. Eroot e,s ca.
zet'eer 'eo ed'ition]. Wallace. Adams
and Fenning on the CIotes, Childs' Nlo,
hitor, Murravs Key, fuckers Univer-
sal History, McMahon's Gsrdners O..
lender. Cox's American nisrensat,,v
o'nmblan Orator, Fasabopd. bv Cesrs :,
walker, Mrs. Grant on Education. ! ifs
OIL General Marion, Drydep's Who'll =
new edfIoD, eleeaatly boprd in calf and
ornan ented with a beautiful Frontispiecs
and engraved Title Fase-a Iarea "a,
sortmeat OF Plays, Farces, &c, &C.
X. U. has on hand and means to keen
a a. constant supply of School and Family
r = Testaments, Spelling Foois.
Writing, Letter and War.
pliig paner, Red and black lrkrouder.
tuilis, " aiers, States ard Slate Fer.
us, rlaylng and Visiting Cards, Bon-
let Boards, &c. &c.
lie has FIR SHE,
A second hand i4ondon-niade PIANO
,sl =. lately put in complete rcI air.
rice 100 dollars.
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AS just received and .ffer for sale
Z 5000 pieces Of Paner and Border
OF the newest and most fashionable pat,
terms, IRON the MANUFACTURES of A.
Gnardon and Virchaux & Co. of Pbiladel-
p pm e4aai IN colors to the English and
rre1Ich Fapers' which with his former
stocA' makes n, his assortment very COM
pIe5e.r -Diank Books, Writing, Letter
a aha W fanpinag Paper, Playing ard Blank
S Glai:s OF 'ile Manu,actoues ofHumrhreys,
Coolidge and rd.---srelIing Foo,ks. 81,
Dies and Iestaments (i,ia:r ard elecart
large and small, States ard Pencils
creek, Latin and English School Books
Ysalm ant; Hymn Books, History. Poe
1riiners.
h.ayl8.
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For Rent.
For Sale or Rent,

For Sale or Rent,
Oar Bake-Hoa,se aud Lot,
frontiug on Washington-shret Ss feet,
5inches to . 10 foot alley from Washing
ION to ColuMbas-street, "a feet fronting
on the bake. house. II re1uired the whole
nav be had on Washington-street rs feet
6m5hes with the Improvements. Apply
10
]. Korn,
j. " isemiller.
April /. If
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A CLERK wanted.

A CLERK wanted.
sSfiE subscribers wish to employ a
q person who writes well and under-
stands acconpts. They would also take
an Apprentice to the Grocery business.
Letters cannotSe conveniently attended
to. So
Manderille 8 Larmour.
May 90.
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A few copies of Bo~ditch's Practical
Navigator, Blounts American Coast Pr
lot, and large stock Of School Books.
Blank Account Books of every de-
scription ruled AID bound to any given
pattern.
April s.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.


g. pursuance OF a decree OF the United
q States Circuit Court OF the District
oi Columbia Tor the County Of Aieyan-
dila, when decree hath becn affirmed Oh
an appeal, from the said court By tie Eo-
noraD.e the supreme Court OF tie United
States at the last February Term. The
subscribers Chulch Wardens OF the e
piscopai ChUlcA III Alexandria, by tie
consent and direction oi tie s3i.,;stei.
and Eestry OF tie SAID CAurcil-..i!i ez-.
pose to sale Tor ready money, or in lieu
thereof, tie Stock OF any Incorporated
Bank liz Alexandria IL tie current mar
ket price OF the day to be made known
on the Gay OF sale, that desirable tracs
Of land in the County Of Alexandria,
commonly called the GLEDE L.4.N Ii
situate about 2 miles from Georgetown
Ferry and j miles from Alexandria.
containing SO ACRES, one half oi
wGloais veil tliIbeied with oak, hickory
aud chestnut, it is handsomely situated,
good water and a fine youn. orchard OF
tie best selected apples and cierrys; the
Land viii be sold intire or divided into
smaller parcels # applications should be
made previous to tie sale which will take
place on the premises on Thursday tie
10Th ofJune lext, tile title papers may be
seen atany time on application to
GEOi.uE DENEALN
&
JOHN MUNCASTER,
Ct:'1'ct tIurGens.
May 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-08
William Norris, Jr.
" holesale Tea Dealer and
Grocer,

NO. ESQ Market-street, Baltimore.
HAKEs the liberty of rendering his
3 services to tie Grocery Merchants
OF Alexandria. and assures them that the
most unremltins exertions will be used on
his Fart TO promote tie interest Of those
WHO may be pleased to confde their bu-
siness to ms charee-Frcm his lorg expe-
rlence and Judgment in business lie fat
tiers himself with being able to render
general satisfaction.
to- Reference to Messrs. Bryan
Hampson and Co. aud Charles Z. Chap-
aan, Esq.
May IS,