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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

Browns, Collins and Cary's large Family BIZ
bles with plates, maps, &c. Octaso, Pocket and
School Bibles and Teslaments. Watts aud BEL
knapis Psalms and Hymns; some in elegant bind
ing and small SIZE.
SEAMEN'S ARTICLES.
Bowd.clls AmericanP Practical Navigator; Binnt',
Coast Pilot Daily Assistant Ship Masters As
sistant Journals; Charts; Scales Dividcrs
Gases of instruments, &c.
Account and Record Books.
Lcdgers, Journals, Waste and Day Books
Blank and Record Books; Blank Books bosnd
aud ruled 10 suit any pattern.
BOOk-BiNDING,
executed with neatness and despatch.
Cash or Books given for clean cotton and linen
RAGS
a. Those who may wish TO purchase articles il
the Book aud stationary line, are respectfully so
licted TO call at the above store
July 10. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

S0ddies, Brides q Trunks,
ever Of ed for fzIe ID The town or il Vicinity,
n hi lo.e C4isntisa Ksrs Middle-nreet Portland.
JACOB ROLFE
July "a. f6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

l az ,fs s. on! oiNrnsut
for Is. ma ys'''' being n; ~ - |
=, ITCH,
G. n = eqaal siiescious for lie -.
- :, .Is rm. f,isulsrly hat Of p.;f' asts
ssssfebts on hdcs. 's' % s,eh :.
III 80 =. ooiesvtnone j. gsnuin. u,.,. !.
apn n'sppsf'' the propriesors RRxn /
Az, I'rusg'l Amhera. IN H.,s. I'd
PREPARED and III, whoIefals and ~, = s'tssI
Street. ~ Id ks,s
- May g. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

Way ~ ~
> Sale Of RA0cH ILSIrp.r5.
-, oN the hsst ~ of seosemhs. 1'sx
"a o'clock, A. vii be scad Il ,hs Mxss &
ell " ,'epnen lLeilsain PossIsna
"a All The Real Estate mo, slresas !
81 OIL o. The late ". ssoca lrs1ss e2H/
zee consisting q Lends, &c. IN por.lsna i s14
wo shd Ssandlsh. --Adwr,iseuen.s e 'sp{
I'd uns the particulars are posted ~ 80 81
I'd nsm.s tavern 10 Portland, Mr.. spsrros, = n
ore&x and Mr.. Tllonpson's IN $50 HspI
h. SAMUEL FREEMAN
- PARKER ILSLEY, r. szess.
y =. Angus, IA, 1915
g Lincoln and Kennebec B,,I<
a = NOTICE.
- THE siockho ders Of the LIueo,o -.
r are hereby notified 70 ~
bank-bn'iding IN Wdcsi.,. s.r
:zy OF September uex. 80 1
soiee Of nine directors fo,,s
pen any o;her baGae, y
" before them.
Prsldeat aud Dree i
II RoBY
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

CHASE, SADDLES, DC
TIE inbfcr.ber has for lie fscsnd hand fian6-
ing top CHASE, with HARNESS. in Posd re-
pair and very cheap -likewife the beii abort
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23
SEAMEN'S ARTICLES.
Account and Record Books.

Lcdgers, Journals, Waste aad Day Books
Blank and Record Books; Blank Books bosnd
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-14

|TOM is bright Mulatto about Is
years of age, and from having been
hong accustomed to hcuseJseryice, is both
liza his speech and manners above the Or
hinary level of Negroes II. has also
been in the fiabit for some time past OF
ATTENDING to Garden ard Stable, and
Iwill most probably seek employment in
1.-THE capacity either of a Dining Room
Servant, Hosss'sr, or Gardener.
| JIM IS rather back, SO years old, and
labout S feet 10 inches high.-He. is en-
|tirely without.a heard, and has lost BY
disease his left big toe. 1t is more than
lmobable these Negroes will endeavor to
Iget to Pennsylvania they be
Taken out of the State of Virgiria, Ma
|rylant and District OF Columbia, the a.
Dove Reward. or Fifty Dollars each will
he given for them--lf within either Of the
labove mentioned PLACES, Twenty-Five
Dollars each.
H. Masters of Vessels and others
ARE forewarned carrying off, harbaiins
|or secreting the said Slaves at their pc
Iril.
WM. S.ts,FUART. J
Oss1AN Hill, Fairfax Va.
Auo,,St IA. n
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
Va ANYWAY frala the subscriber, on
II u MONDAY Tie 2sth Of August last.
A Negro Nan, named
STROTHER.

About SO years Of age, dark complexion,
$ feet 10 inches high ; bad on when he
went awsy,a blue country Gotten coat
lnusl worn,- al old hat and brown linen
trpWsers. He had been the property Of
john Graham of Ragenswerth, Fairfax
County, from whom purchased him;
aud as he has awife there it IS presumed
be Is somewhere in the neighborhood.
lie was lately hired to Mr.. stanton.
bricklayer, 10 Alexandria, and Mr.. Jas.
Irwin nesr this place. will give ten
dollars for apprehealii.g said runaway It
takea within a0miles Of Alexandra and
secured so that get i,in, or the above
reward if taken 60 miles frssn misplace.
aud reasonable charges if brought home.
EDWA ARD LLOYD. 8
A =. ~ ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-14
August 10.
l.. Masterson,
Boot AID SHOEyM.aKER,

Royal-street- Alexandria.
yEyAKES this method of thanking his
friends and the public in general
for the liberal patronage he has received
since he commenced business in this
place, and hopesh he will always have i
IN his power to give general satisfaction
Tor past fayors. fIewishes alsoto inform
the Pubic, that he has just received from
NeW-Yo rk, a large assortment of the
First quality Leather,
Which, added to his former stock, viii
enable him to execute his work at tbs
notice and in the neatest s. moss
fashionable manner, for cash. He has
at this time on hard, large assortment
OF BOOTS and SHOES Of the best qua.
lity, which he will sell at reduced prices
for cash.
N. B. All orders from the country vii
he punctualIy attended to. L. Nj.
Is August 25. tt
. = ~ =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-14

WIN. S. STUART.
Oss1AN HILL, Fairfax Cy. va.
August l8. II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-14
Sporting.

IN7ILL be run for an Tuesday the
oath Oct. next, over the Tori
robacco Race Course S240, four miles miles
md repeat, free for any horse mare rtss Or
seIal;na. On Wednesday the 18th ovel;
&c same course. two rounds andrepeiat:
ST a subscription purse by three year old
sags. ~
Sept. 9 a's
CARPETING, &c.
Iust received from .Nsu- FORK and ao'e
opening,
Brussels Carpetlng,
Venetian do.
Ingrane do.
Kidderminster do
All of which are superfne, and OF the
atest and most fashionable. patterns.
a LIS O
Florence Silks,
Levantine silk Shawls Of different
sizes,
Irish Linens,
Flannels, Cloths, Lace Wells, India
Cotteps. fine Nuns Threads, &c. e
Together zcith their former Stock.
which makes their assortment pretty cen.
eral, all ofwhich they wish to dispose OF
on the most liberal terms for cash, or t
,unctual customers. Therefore we mos
earnestly request our friends to call where
they may get good bargain, and a
east, a hearty welcome, atour store, orr
sioor above Fairfax street, on King Stree
Alexandria.
a.. u. German Linens direct from
Bremen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-14

EyslE SUBSCRIBER has commenced the
: Baking business, st the corner Of
L .lss aid utIipn streets, in the house late
y occurred by dr. Andrew JaWisoa.
where lie viii keen constant supply Of
Crakers. super6ae Eliot 4 Navy Bread
OF the best quality.
jacob Butts.
Aur,lst IL.
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Tit,lRssDAY, SEPTEMBER s..
Joseph Smith & Son,

yVgYscis they offer for sale on accommo-
dating terms, Tor cash or approved pa
per,
AsusNG WHICH ARE,
CLOTHS, Casimeres, Krrseys, Elan.
nsls. Blankets, Flnsbings, Vestinggs
Bookings & Green Baize, Kendall Cot
tons, blue and white Kerseys, Florenets.
N.mstedeand Cotton Hose, Cahcoes.
white and colored CasDbrics & Safsnettsl
Cotton S,irtings, Chiatz and Fanc.s
ShaIls. Scotch Goods, Corded, Stripes
and Book Muslin, Grape and Leno.
GGinghams, liable Covers, Cotton I'm
bselias, Sewing Silks and Twists, Sew
ing Cotton, Shirt Buttons, Boot Cord y
Shoe Bindings, 100 boxes Tin Plates,
Sbeet Copper, an elegant assortment Of
Stuffss, and variety Of other articles.
N. b. Ne shall be ready to sell, OF
"Wednesday next st our warehouse, hingg
street.
For Sale, Freight or Charter,
ks The fine Barque
nj AIRY,
s3 200 65-s5 tons, a first rat'
saslgr, aud Will be ready to receive
Cargo in ten days. ,. , . p:
September g.. u
NJ The Federal Republican & Ma
tional tntelligencer, wills please lnsef
the shove three times, and send tier &C
counts Go this office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-14
PROM THE boLuMBIAN
T orensic Eloqu 4 e.

a friend having favored as with = SIM
de nrnmberof the Dublin Evening Post;
' Z give, ii ii the absence Of news, but not
merely for yariety's sake its leading '1
contents, from pages soerased and thum !
bledsas tobes scarcely legible. Let Us Is
fora day leave the warehouse to neigh s9g
ma r,]' his rider to rest; abandon the ponr
and circumstance Of war, and walk INTO .'
court, to hear the glowing speech q S Mr. sl1I
Phillips. 4 pDeaderWho rose at the bar
IS Curran set; i man, who unites taste
Cor poetry With relish for liberty. and
sound morality. Weshaye perused his n'
harangues on catholic emancipation,
but he descants to-day on a new SUD-
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NRggneiS they offer for sale on accomm
dating terms, oscash or approved 7
per,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
BRICK-L4YIyYG, &c.

Tar Subscriber intends to become resident
Of this city about the first day of the next month,
after which period he proposes to carry on ex-
tensively the business of
Brics-iaying, Bricls-nlaling & Fostering.
Those who may favor him with their patron.
age, may rest assured, that all work done by
him will be executed with neatness, dispatch &
fidelity
NICHOLAS yoss.
Richmond, April 10. IL
N. y. Six or eight apprentices, of respectable
families, will be taken and ten laborers and FIVE
boys hired, till the expiration of the present year
Apply to the subscriber, or in his absence, t.
Samuel MeCrsv or Alex. AIcRae, Esqrs.
Nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
From the Paris .uonituer, .gpra 8.
INTERCEPTED coRREsPoNDENcE.
Copy Of a letter from the duke Of .angou
ieme, to the king. Of Spain.


Copy Of letter from the duke Of .qnsou-
leme, to the king Of Spain.
Sir, my Brother and Cousin,
1t is with the most entire confidence
in the high qualities which distinguish your
majesty, and in that nobleness of charcter
which is so well known, as relation, and
ally, and having the same interests against
the common enemy, that address myself
to you.
Not having any communication with the
king, my uncle, am ignorant what steps
he may have taken with your majesty, but
as he has charged me with the government
of the South, and as the situation in which
we find ourselves, is critical, on account
of the detection of almost all the troops.
entreat your majesty, in the name of the
king, my uncle to direct your forces to
enter the kingdom, as auxiliaries to the
king of France and will give orders in
the frontier departments that they may be
received as friends and allies. 1t appears
to me desirable that they should march,
part on Bordeaux, part on Toulouse the
greater number on this last point, as being
most central. The sentiments of the in
habitants Of the South are excellent, and
they shew much zeal to form batalions of
national guards, but they have need of sup
port. have established, according to the
order Of the king, my uncle, government
at Toulouse, at the head Of which Ihave pla-
ced lieut.. Gen. Count Damas, and Baron vi
trolles, commissary extraordinary of the
king. ] should have wished to go there
myself; but III had quilted the troops
which 1 command, they would have been
discouraged and all w0uId have been dis
banded. | am in march upon Lyons, hi
therto there is no force opposed to me, the
capture of this city would be of great inn
portance, especially if the alliesshould en-
ter France, as the direction taken by the
Sing leads me to suppose. I shall order
the government Of Toulouse to give your
najesty's ministers constant information
Of all that shall be interesting. have
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
F.4R.WERS' BaNir OF YYRGL.geL9.

"A NOMBER of the stockholders of the FAa-
! "A MERs' BANK OF VIRGINIA, resident in Norfolk.
Petersburg and fredericksburg, having called
general meeting on Friday the 7th of JULY for
the purpose or altering or annulllng one of the
regulations adopted by the President and Direc-
tors, OF the Farmers Bank of Vrgnia--at the
establishment of the Offices of discount and de-
post, and subsequently sanctioned by the stock
holders themselves and it oeng deemed essen
tai TO " the well ordering of the affairs of the
corporation that the subject at issue, between
the Farmers Bank OF, Virginia, and some OF the
ofices should be thoroughly understood, and de-
hntiyely settled by full and far representation
OF the stockholders at large and as it may be
nconvenient for many ofthe distant stockholders
to attend in person, on an occasion so important
to their interest-Resoloed, that the Cashier do
cause to be published the form of power for
voting by proxy, and that il be respectfully re-
commended to such stockholders as cannot be
present at the SAID meeting, TO appoint substi-
tutes. ~
Ertract. from The inmates Of the President and
Directors
VIM. NEKERvIs, Cashr.
9th June, 1915.
Form efthe poroer Of attorney.
Know all men by these presents that of
proxy, to represent at all meetings of
the stockholders, of the Farmers Bank of yir-
gina, and in name and behalf, to vote re-
sPecting the enactng, repeating or amending
such bye-laws, ordinances or regulations, as may
be deemed necessary and convenient for the GO
vernment of the said Bank. In witness whereof
hereunto set hand and seal this
day of
in presence IF (Sea)
Form Of .9tidrr;t, to acit:
A. d. personally appeared before me q magis.
trate for said and made oath, on the holy
Evangelists of Almighty God, that shares
standing IN name on the books, of the Far
mers' Bank of Virginia, are really and bona-6de
our property, and not held in name,
for any purpose of fraud or contrivance.
N. b. If the stock be held "a Exor or Trustee,
the affidavit must state that it IS bona7fde, the
property of the Estate or person, in whose name
it stands, on the books of the said Bank.
June z. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14

confidence thai Providence will crown ourl
efforts, and will give triumph to our cause
which is that of all legitimate sovereigns,
and with which the peace and happiness of
the world are connected.
The duches d Angouleme has informed
me of the steps which she has taken with
your majesty. Ihaye no need of recon-
mending her to you, if she should be com
PEELED to retire into our states. Ii is a
great happinessfor me, under present Cir
cumstances, andfor which return the most
lively thanks to God that she is in city
which has given us SO many proofs of at
tachment, by first declaring for the king
last year. where she is so near to the ter
ritory of our majesty, and whence can
every day receive news from her.
1t is lieutenant col. count Osmontl, son
of the ambassador of the king, my uncle,
at Turin, and attached to nv staff, who
will have the honor of conveying this let.
ter to your majesty. entreat YOU to re-
ceive with kindness the homage of the pro.
found respect, admiration, and attachment
with which / am, sir, my brother and cou-
| sin, your maiesty's most affectionate bro.
Their, cousin and servant.
LOUIS ANTOINE.
From my Head Quarters at Point
st. Esprit, March so, 1915.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
LAND FOR SALE.
nil seHh tie L.4N.D I,,o1O Rre on in ChesterfeiS
county, containing, By esfimadon,

nil seRHe LIND Tno1o lire on in ChesterfelS
couatg, containing, by esfimasion,
SEYENTY-TWO ACRES,
More or tesS-Ihe situation is high, healthv and
agreeable, and improvements good for the accom-
mediation IF a moderate sized .famib. From Tho
land, and in The centre ofn TOO, Thave raised ub-
1Ddrds Of 100000 6usheis Of con- at eIiRereHf
Per'odsorh the last Ue years IL has not been 1OorI.
ed IhafH contains large bodies oCerceHent Coal.
Here con be fttie doubt being 6o1,aded 69 Job,t
ghitrchie, CioiLiGe anil Buck, on me .Wor4h, tie
Failing Creek on tie East, and tie Falling Greek
Coal Mines, os0tied By IT. Hefh, on tle Solsk, and
by Pie heirs IF n. Woolobfdge, on The Fact
shall require dbout ore.fo1erb of the b7frchasr
money an hand Jor me balance tine 4viH be giren
TO stdt ae Pprchossr, on the amovnt being saHgtae.
forfty secured 10 say any more as to the Iand,
Prospect Of coal, &C. is deemed t,inecessayg, az
hose desiroas 10 purchase apiR dou5tiess 7dero the
ProPerty-they 1oiH pLease apply TO me on he pre-
misses.
THOJfPSON BLU.ET.
Chesierfeld, Nay IT, If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
Form of .A&dar;t. to acit
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Runaway from the plantation of the subscriber,
on Chickahomony, on the 1lth instant,
A ,NUL,GTTO mo MANI

OII OIIINNAIIUIIIUIIy, UII NiIS 7 1NII HISIdilt,
"A .MUL9TTO WO.NG.N.
Named CH.2RLOT7'E, a5ou 25 years old, near
feet high, ineinedfo be corpltenf Of q very sli-
ing, pleasant eolmfenqpce 4vAen she saeaks. She
took with her variety Of clothing, noffch caano.
be described. She has no marks about her bersor
By 7Uhich she car be parteularfsed She is a vsry
capable house seruaRt, a good cook and zrQsher-
Having resided several years in the Gin Of Rich
moad, zoiere she has numerous Acquaintance, it
Is surpassed she il no1V linking there, or at Peters,
burg, and may attempt to pass az a free roman-
The above reward 1yi be guen far her deliuerv M
my residence, or her safe Judgement IN jail with
GHlsgat erbeaces paid.
MN L. .tEEREDTTH
Hanover, .Mdy 81. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
EXTRAORDINARY CHANGE.

! In tI4hOItbK4V4ANA OtItNUE.
While the world thought that Bona in Eiba was
sleeping,
lie was planning and forming mode ofout-creep-
ing;
He rushed from the island, clothed in disguise,
And made himself known to his former allies
They c;rress'd and embraced hiin--they rushed
all arnain,
And crown'd the sage warrior Emperor again
ON THE ARRIVAL OF OLD IRoNsDEs."
lis she that thrice in bloodiest battle fray,
Thrice from the mast ST. Georges Cross has
lowered,
Thrice by the flashes of her lightning eve.
Has Britain's lion to the Eagle covered
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-09
9SSIAN HALL for Sale.

|yNNHE subscriber offers for sale the
TRACT OF LIND on whichhe
now resides, containing $50 acres. TITS
|situatedin healthy neighborhoo.!, about
nine miles from Alexaadria and twelve
from Washington and Georgetown, and
within a mile OF the Little Riyea. Turn
nike. The improvements are q conSar-
table two story frame dwelling house,
with barns and stables and all necessary
o.t-houses. Few tarns in the county are
supplied with more choice collection Of
fruit, and from the experiments that have
been made on lands Of the same descrip.
ton in the ncigliborhood, the soil is be-
llieved to be wei adapted TO tie Plaster
| A portion Of the ground is in clover, alle
there is considerable body of low land
a part OF which is il valuable meadow.
YIN. S. Stuart.
Fairfax County, Aug. ST. tt
ATs The Editors of the Federal Re
publican and National Intel'igencer, arr
requested to publish this until forbid, am
| send their accounts to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-09
Domestic Rowing 8 Spinning
Machine.

E$HIS Machine is complete for tie
q aid OF the Household Manufactory
with all the advantages Of the Billy and
Jenny now used In the woollcn Manu-.
factories one Of the said Machines is
now at capt. John Meningitis in this
place-The friends Of Domestic Manu-.
features are invited to call and eyasline
for themselves; the Machine may be
seen and the terms learnt by applying
to the subscriber at James Shethar's Inn
sign of the Indian Queen, King street
Alexandria.
Stephen Andrews.
Sept. s e.
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g. Bronaugh & Go.
September 8.

HAVE JUSrs RECEIVED.
In addition to their former Spring rs
IS Sor.ment,
JARRETT OF .sEASoNABLE GooDS.
AMONG WINCH ARE
Ssperiine London blue, back and bot
S. = Tie gvrrn Cloths
Taso.,et- Casnnriuo and Muslins
Corded and striped Mushns
Superane seambic Ginehams
Camhric and csmmon Dimity
Bnok Muslins aud Lenoes
Cotton.slfistiAgs aud long Cloths
Long Lawns, Lace and Wire Buttons
Wemens, Mems and Childrens cotton
Hose
Ladies long and short Kid Gloves
Black Trimmings for Dresses
Black Dcmbazett
Saper6ne undressea Calico and ChiRtz
An elegant assortment OF Marse:iles
ard James
Afew pieces of kidderminster Ger
peting, and ayariety of other articles
siiaf which viii be sold on the most rca.
soaablc terms for CASH.
Tuly Is.
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pul,licESale.


EVTIL1. be- offered at Public Sale on
the premises, on Tuesday the
al ofsOctober next, available Farm OF
ahout 700 acres, situate IN the county of
Fairfax, on the main road leading from A..
aexandria to fredericksburg, binding on
Puhick and AcectiHk runs, about Tmiies
from Washington City CD. G. l-la from
Alexandra and four fren the town o.
Occoqaan.
This Farmis surrounded by good mar
kets, the soil is productive, with large e
portion of meadow land aud a coed mlll>
seat--the Dwelling House. suitable Tor !, q
gentcel family. ishandso,nely situated, s
not surpassed by any In our country iai
health; "a Well in the yard that turnlshe
excellent water, with a large Orchard
and Garden.
IRE situation {ha!f way between Alex
sndria and Du,nfncsl IS valuable one
for 4 Tavern; and the number'ot wag-
gons, sc. travelling the rca,ls AFFORD 9
good market for most of the products o.
the Farms There are few Farms pos
ssssing more advantages, and is wei
worth the attention iot eny person dispos,
ed to purchase q seat near the seat ct gn-
verament, or to speculate in lands.-fol
further information enquire on the pre-
aaiscss Of DodligeP Chichester or VIM
II. Foote. Esq Possession will bes'sef Il
at any time, when a considerable p6rtio.
ofs;he Purchase money viii BE required
.tsly 26. sawtss
The Editor of the Richmsnd Enquirer
Richmond. and Norfolk Ledger, Norfolk
will please publish the above twice week
till day Of sale, and forward their &C,
counts to this office farayment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-09
10 Lease.

THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE Pieces OF
GROUND.
|ANE Lot situated on the south side
~ of Prince street, "a feet to the ".
|of Pitt, fronting OIL Prince street o. feet
: inches, and in depth 100 feet. Ano
|ther on Pitt street to the south of Prince
jim front 90 feet, in depth 1875 feet,
Also--A Lot situated ON
Fairfax to the south of Wolf street. in
front "a feet, and in depth 1O3 feet 5 i'll
|ches-For terms apply to
Sarah Porter.
July 12 1awtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-09
Caution.

4 II. persons are hereby forewarpeS
from tresrassing or cotnra.tt,ns
yaste of any kird upon any laart of the
and formerly the property Of the loss
george Chapman, Attaining the lands o.
seorgei w. P. Curstis, Esq. including
/. field known by the name oe g Chap-
mans Race Gronnd''-as trespassers
viii be punished according to law.
.imclia Chapman.
September 8. div