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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31
States for roofing Houses

THE subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of Alexandra, Geo. Town,
md Washington, that he is authorised to
contract for the delivering any quantity
IF Baltimore Roofing Slate, sold by MI.
". Carmaa. The following are the Pr
ces -:
For 10 and Il in length. s dollars PEI
square, roof measure.
For IL and IS ditto. 9 dollars.
For "A, Is and l6 ditto, 10 'oh"rs.
For II, Is and 10 ditto, ii dollars.
s,.@ %, 81 ard % ditto. ~ dollars.
For %, 24 and &C ditto, IS dollars.
For % andsso ditto, "a dollars.
The terms will be more fully stated
to any gentleman calling on the subscriD-
er IN King street.
May 81. 2awtf
HORACE FIELD,
Has Just received and offers tor sale, at
his Nal .Nan2Jactory, Union-street,
A ssORTED iron rim, knob and ring
. "a locks
Ward do.
Cupboard, chest and draw dc.
Check bell springs & brass cranks
II and II l. hinges
Brass and iron butt do.
Wrought iron desk do.
Fad Locks
Plain irons
Cork screws
Whip laahes
States and pencils
Sheet iron
Hooks and hinges
Turn buckles
hooks and STAPLES
HOOP iron OF every descriptions
German and Crowley steel
Halter and trace chains
Hollow ware, assorted
Nail AID spike rods
MN q goHeral assortment Of
Spikes, nails, bra,ss and spiigs Of eve
V dissertation which viii be sold on
easoaable terms. He Intends keeping a
General assortment Of articles IN tee
Building Lane,
and aatters him elf he viii he ap!e tc sell
then on as good terms az any ii town-
~. =. lie ex2eCts to receive IN a lev
.lavs. an assortment OF Ban iron.
iHly 60. e13w
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,WNTIIlL be offered at Pubic Sale Oh
W tie premises, on Tuesday the
Cd Of October next, valuable Farm Of
abont 100 acres. situate IN the cnunty OF
FaTfay, or the mainrcati leading from A.
lexandfia to Fredericksburg, bi"ding on
pahick and Accotiuk runs, about II miles
from Washington City O.. {. lie from
Alexandria and four from the town Of
0ccoquan.
This Farm is surrounded by good mar
kets, the soil is productive. With large
portion OF meadow land and good mill
seattle Dwelling House, suitable for a
senteel family, is handsomely situated, 4
not surpassed by any III cur country fCI
health; Wei! in the yard that turniste
excellent water, with large Orchard
and Garden.
The situation (half way between Alex
andria and DumfricS} is a valuable enc
for Taveyn: and the number Of Wag-
gous, Sc. travelling tie road, atf~rd d
good market fer most OF the products d
{he Farm.-The.e are few Farms pos
sessing more advantages, AID is vel!
worth the attention OF any person dispos-
ed to purchase a seat near the seat OF co
verpment, or to speculate in lafds.-F2l
further information enquire on the pre-
misses, of Dodrise P. Chichester Or SEm,
Fl. Foote. Esq.-Possession will be siyen
at any time, when considerable portion
Of the purchase money viii be required,
July 26. 2awts.
The Editor Of the Richmend 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 for payment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31

District Of Cohn.bia- 20 WIT.
County cf .alpranaria, :
.fpril l'5rm. 1873.
Thomas Powell--CoIRLA.NA
AGAINST.
William Allen and John Gird-De-
4pn41utS
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TN CHANCFRY.

The defendant William Allen not bay
mr. entered his Appearance and given Sc
curity according to the statute and the
Jules Of tbs court, aid it appearing to the
at.sGaction Of the cosrt, upon at1aavit,
that the said defendant William Allen
lis not an iahaI,itant Of this district: on
Inotion Of t.e complainant by his council,
il; is ordered, that tie said defendant
William Allen do appear here on the hrst
day Of November Term next, and enter
his appearance to the suit, and give Sc
curity for performing the DEGREES of the
court. and that the other defendant John
Ord 10 not pay away, convey Or secrete
;ile debts BY him owing to. CT the estate
o. effects il his hands belonging TO the
said absent defendant William Allen un-
til the further order or decree OF this
court, aud that a copy Of TINS order be
forthwith published for two months sue
cassivesv in one Of the public newspapers
published in this count, aad that ano-
TIER copy be posted at the front door OF
the Court House of said county.
4 copY--TEsT.
G.. DEisEtLE, c. c.
July 8. law2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31

IN obedience to an order of the Coun~
3 ty Court Of Fairfax, "e Will; on Mon
lay the 23th day of August next, proceed
% sell TO the highest bidder, all that par
eel Of tract of land, (now occupied by,
and in the possession Of Thomas ogden
NJ Ihomas), belonging to the representa-
lives of the late John Allison, sen. dc
ceased THIS tract is believed to contain
between GO and 100 acres. tolerably wen
watered, with a good proportion IN wood,
bounded by Rayensworth, and the lands
Of William Cash, sen. Zachapiah W ard
AMI ". II. Foote, ESQ. and about seven
miles from Alexandria, farther descrlp-
ton is thought unnecessary, as 1t IS pre-
sumed any person inclined to purchase
would view the premises, which will De
shevn on application to The tefant ihos.
Ogden of Thomas.-The terms will be
one third cash. and bonds with approved
security for the balance payable in = 6
rs months.-I'he sale to take place on
the premises and wiIl commence at 4 |
O'Clock, at which time and place due at
tendance will be given by the
Commissioners.
july 81. 2aw4w.
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Partner SHIP.

A. NEWTON informs The. public
|3hathe ias.takeninto partnersbipin trade
WIN. TT. R1cE, and the busnaess IN fi,.
tire will be conducted under the firn OF
Ym. III. Rice & Co.
wna OTTER FOR SALE
fit their Store on lkSng Street, reD Sc
lected assortment 9. seasonaGle
DRY GOODS,
Which they will dispose Of en- the nfe--
reasonable terms, for Cash OF to rGnctut
al customers.
N. B. Allpersons indebted to A. New
ton either BY note or acconntare request
ed to pay the same OH or before the frs
of July next, as his accounts will be left
with an attorney after that time.
Nav *
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+, 0IIl,F +.


BY virtue ola Deed Of Trust from Chas.
J.. Count hewitt to the subscriber, will
be exposed to sale at public auction Tor
ready money, on Monday the 26th Gay
Of August next.
A piece Of Ground lying
vnon the north side Of E'uke streer and
to the westward of Fayette street, 'front.'
irc 26 feet upon Duke street. and run
ming back 1oo feet to 10 feet alley;
Iron this ground is erected CONVENIENT
two story brick dwelling house With back
baildipe s-the sale TO be on tie premises:
at ti!e same time and place viii be sold
a small tract OF land lying in Fairfax
county. Containing about 2 acres known
by the name Of Bioomfeld Farm.
ALSO,
fit the sane time md fidGe
Eight Valuable Slaves
ALSO, at tie sane time and place W
virtue Of Deed of frnsi from Charles
Y. Count hewitt to tie subscriber ard
Robert Gray, Will be sold Tract q
LAND n Morris Township, Washing
ton couaty, Pennsylvania, conta.linS
nearly 500 Acres--ALSO, a Lot O
Ground and House in Nottingham, state
|of Maryland.
JAMES KEITH.
July Is. Is
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Adyertis enent.

Jnlv 'OI
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For Erai19il t.

k6I TIE ERiG ,'qstpr,
80 nLIzA, .John :. Boss , -. .c.,
aasahen abont % ha,reIs i al :, .f e.. ...
vessel, in complete cc1er ana ' VIZ.
dy in a few days to receive a c"'6O'
Apply 10 0, s ov!,,
who have Tor sale b 1g' '"'
2pARS ofdlt.AeEt sizes.
July 10.
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] lust Landing

AND s>R SALE
BY Griffith = k1rc7rner,
9 cases Niarseilies vestine
do. vestines ard sewing Silks
Go. Muli Null Muslin
do. Cambria, s,o.
2 dc. Waite James
60 colored Threads assorted
1860 pieces Gailoons
2 cases Madras Eandkerchiets
Boot Webb and Cord.
10 hhds. New Orleans Sugar
leo boxes Pipes.
July e..
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
FINDER tie authority Of a deed Of
4 TktSr, will be exposed 70 sale on
thursday the 10th day Of August neHt,
,ac Lot of Ground al the intersection Of
queen and Watersheds, extending Isl
Get upon Water and 80 upon Qaeen-
trcct
Cne other p zee Of ground
ii he intersection of Water street, win
NJ alley, commonly called Ihompson's,
axtcndlng IS feet upon Water-.treet, q
100 on the Alley.
One other piece Of ground
IN Q&een-street, commencing 1873 Is
feet to the east Of Water-strect, extend
ing So Is On 0ueen-street, IS IA deep.
One other piece Of ground
on TIE said alley. commencing tHe::"":,
100 feet east OF Water-5treet, extending
3 l-S feet on the alley and IS IA feet
deep.
One lnoiety Of a piece OF
ground on Water street, or which is e.
rected a two story brick dwelling house,
he lot fronting so feet upcn Water
<treet, now in the occupation OF DR.. Ken
aclH, who owns the other molety and is
disposed to sell it. Terms will be made
known on the day Of sale.
James Keith
IDLY .0I gaWts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-22
Peace !! !.

Prom the National hsfelyeneer. Of Wednesdcy lasf.
We have the pleasure to announce, that
the Treaty Of Peace between the Y. States
and Great Britain, as signed by all the Com
missioncfs OF both parties at Ghent, on the
24th OF December, Is Is, was last evening de-
livered by MIR. Carol to the Secretary Of
State, who Immediately submitted il to the
President. The general principle of the
treaty, is restitution and recognition Of the
rights and possessions Of each party, as they
stood before The war with ad, quatc provis.
ions to settle all the disputed points Of boun-
dairy, by commissioners, subject to the decis
ion of an amicable sovereign, in case the com
missioners do not agree in opinion. The IT,
tie to the islands in the bay OF Passamaqueddy
being controverted, the possession will remain
with the parties respectively, which now hold
them, until the commissioners decide upon
the title, but without prejudice TO the claim
of either patty. Periods are fixed for the res
titution OF maritime captures in different lat
itudcs and ho.tili,ics are TO cease as soon as
the ra,lhca,ioDs I'd the treaty are exchanged
at Washington. 1t is understood, that Mr..
Baker is the bearer of the treaty ratified by
the Prince Regent and will be ready to ex-
change the Tatlhcations, when the President
and the Senate have passed upon the subject.
We are happy 10 add, that the treaty is
thought in all respects TO be honorable TO the
nation, and to the negociators. The Prssi-
dent will, probably, lay 1t before the Senate
this day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-22
NEW WPORT.
HE'D VRSDdY, FERU.fRY 22.lsi5.


Last evening we received intelligence Of
the ratification Of Peace. Mr.. Fish's stage
nnounced the hcart-cheering news, and was
decorated on its entrance into town by appro.
PIRATE flags. The bells instantly struck up a
merry peal, and frequent discharges Of can
non and small arms, proclaimed the joyful
tidings. F
This day, being the birthday of the Faith
er of his country Tie immortal WASHING
TON, the Ratification of the Treaty. will be
celebrated ic this town. In the evening, it is
understood, general illumination will take
place--preparalions are making TO render it
very brilliant. A ball Is also 10 be given at
Mason's Hail.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-22
COMMUNICATION.

On valentine's eve," (Tuesdsy, last
veek) the young ladies Of this town met, as
usual, to draw Valentines" and apparently
spent the evening very cheerful, bu, at inter
walls were detected on account Of the war.
The young men were called to defend their
injured and bleeding country, and how the
contest would terminate they knew not. Do
separating to their homes, with these impress
sions on their minds, and retiring TO res,,they
placed these Valentines under their pillows.
Dot knowing what day might bring forth.
Hut behold ct early dawn Of vslensine's day,
Q neir great serprize and Joy, their ears
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-22

were satuied with the joyful sound OF Peace
The loud peaiing bell echoed TO the skle--
fair daughters Of Colombia, arise The
wars arc now over-the young men return
with honor from the field oi usltle and the
tolls OF war. Soldiers, like brave Cincinns.
tus, return again 10 theis VARIOUS end lauda-
BILE vocations. The young men now &c, mar
ried--by Industry snd economy, they will pro-
vide for their famiIies, enJoy their coohtry's
independence, whicr ,hs, isthers SO nobiy
obtained, ank wbiSH their sohs have now 90
bravsly defended
May kind heaven naw grant Peace and
Plenty, order, good sassrnmen,, and happi-
ness, (" nrder or oSr Vine and .fg free, ana
none 10 make them a. ad."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-22
CESSATION OF POSSIBILITIES.

! Al - O'clock yesterday, (says the n. YORK
Mercantile Advertiser, of Saturday last,
Brigadies General Boyd, the commanding Of
hcer 10 this District, received a letter from
the Secretary II War, announcing that tho
President had received and examined the
Treaty, and that there was no doubt it would
b6 ratified and directing him to give notice
of the fact 10 the commander Of the British
squadron off this port. Gen. Boyd immedi.
ately wrote 10 the British officer, and enclos-
cd copy Of Mr.. Monroe's letter. These
letters were sent down to the squadron by
Major Spencer in the Revenue Gutter Ac-
tive, commanded by Captain Brewster.
Through the po'iteness of Gen. Boyd we
are enabled to present these letters TO our
readers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-22
Deharfment of War, Jan. Is, 1915.

SIR-4It is with great satisfaction that
have TO inform you tha. Treaty OF Peace
was concluded between the United States and
Great Britain al Ghen,, on the Gath Of De-
cember last.
A copy Of this Treaty was received to-day
by Mr.. Carol. 1t has been examined by the
President, and will Il have no doub) be rat
flied.
give you this information, that hostili,ies
may cease Immediately between our troops
and those of Great Britain. 1t will be pro-
per for you 10 notify this to the British COM
mander in your vicinity.
l have tho honor to be, respectfully,
Your most obedient servant,
JAMES MONROE.
To tae officer commanding at New- York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-22
From The Providence .7merieon, of yesterday.
TREA7T RdTIFlLD.

We were last evening politely favoured
with the following intelligence contained
in bandbill issued from ihe Office OF the
Norwich Courier.
"Cehy ofa iesser from he Honorable Cal
vin Goddard, 20 the PoHmasier in fh'S
eny.
Washington. February l6, 1915.
"DEAR SiR-I have only time to
say to you, for the benefit Of our citizens
that the Treaty of Peace has been this
afternoon ratified unanimously, by the
Senate, and will be published to-mor.
row.
"Yours, &c.
&C. GODDARD"
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rMADIsoN's WAR -

Yea, verify, MADIsoN's War--J1st in its
commehce cemen,, glori, - in its r,suiis--de-
monstsated by PERRY M'DoNouoH. 81. on
water---y BRowN, JAcksoS, Sc. 90 land
aud by an holH,rable PEACE !--and what is
Of all importance, nigh national character
throughout the world (; the latter worth a
Shousand times more than all the cost OF the
war, in national point of view. There is
nothing to be regretted Hartford Conven-
lions excepled,) but the loss of some valuable
and brave soldiers and seamen, and the saw
age murders, and plumber of private properly
on land, contrary to the rules Of war by civil.
ized and Christian peosle.
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{" Yours, &c.
&C. GODDARD"

The intention Of the enemy at N Orleans
was nor TO Be sfaving cf be bayonef, and II
would seem that they had not been permitted
to carry more than spare cartridge per man,
besides the load 10 their hrclocks
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-22
!" BRILLIANT" displyof British ode
monstrations" eEemhhfed.

For instance, the memorable Stoning,on
I" DEMONSTRATION" by the Naval heroes, No. l..
Baltimore characterization" by General Ross,
No. 2. Plattsburgh demonstrafion," by
General Prevost, No 8. Mobile demon
stration," by Woodbine and his savage allies,
No 4. The last but not least " brilliant"
New.Orleans demonsfrasion" by General
Packenham, No. S.
Thus their sanguine " demonstration" are
brilliantly" demonstraIIve 10 the curious
and ioquisitive, that John Bull having drank
mixed liquors to excess, such as our Ameri-
can Perry" and American Porter" has
rendered him stupid enough 10 80 all the way
to New-Orleans, at the enormous expense OF
millions of dollars, TO require in a peren,o,y
manner Of Jackson dish of strong Aneri-
can Coffee" TO settle his head.
May the old dotard realize its salu,ary cf-
feet, and be blessed with vision to de.celn his
arrange infatuation in attempting to subjugate
the soil Of American fresmen.
By the same attentive friend, who furnished
us with list of British vessels Of war taken
and lost during the war, lately published, we
are indebted for the following list of British
army aud navy officers, killed and taken pri-
eoners by the Americans, since the 18th of
June, 1912 The same friend has promised
TO furnish Us complete list of captures since
chat period.
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Erfrdef Of a note to .NesTs Lang and Turner frsn
a gentleman who had contersed Nth the bearer Of
the Treaty
Peace was concluded on the s4th Dec. and
ratified on the 28ih, blythe Prince Regent
the terms highly honorable to America. Al
fars remain as they were before the war--no,
an inch of Territory ceded. The uegocia-
tions tagged until the great victory OF Mac
donough, which gave spur to the ministers
Of England. may add, that ihe destruc-
ton Of Washington.C was happy G.
vent for this coun,ry-l, united the whole
continent in expressing their abhorrenoe Of
such savage warfare and Paris paper goes
so far as to say, each Of their cspiisls bad in
turD been 10 possession Of On enemy, but ell
therein was respected, end Paris was not
burnt because England had not the sole com.
msnd.
The negociation had nearly been broken
of by the British insisting upon holding pos.
secession Of the islands in the Peuobscet un-
iii the point should be settled BY arbitra-
tion-This was fiosIly agreed to.
Crate Britain says she will debsr u from
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-22

In this town, On Wednesday evening last, by tho
Rev Mr. Wheaton, Mr.. JoHN q. LYON, Merchants
to Miss ELIZA THuRsroN
Al .Nsw SsrehGrr, on the 18th inst. Mr. WflLfAw
AUGUSTUS WEEpEN, of Jamesfo,sn. 10 Miss CATH.
AsIsE III GoRTos, eldest daughter of John Gor1
ton, Esq Of the former place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-22
DIED,

In this town, on Thursday evening last, Mts. Ma.
RY CRooKE, consort Of William Crookc, Esq and
daughter Of the late Mr.. Francis Malboi,e, SEM in
the 44th year of her age.
AT Portsmouth,. en- the 29.h ut. MIR. BEstAMiA
DnowN, aged So
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-22

wslssfA, ftsM a Eas|1.k papsr 4 iesh u<x
thatin many PaFts of Germany the t06bcu ars -
numerous. mat detaehmeals of the miipfy have
been sent cuf TO guard the gfqAt roads. W f1
Thai itts said the Frepch Government hzs suspern
dedthepsyment Of Bonapar(c's pension. ~ TX
That Marseiies has been made q Zee poe bv a.
to2l, MI 80, n Z
That Admiral Coehrane had ms1e m spnaicat;on
for some three deckers for the A5nsf1 an sssri6o
That much damage had been don6 f&S 1k1nninr
on the English coast BY gales the beK(rUiio. ~ ~
That the report Of Mchaels. Dec. 4ewssh bloc031
AIDED BY small Am. privatcer ,..f II .f,
That the Eng'ish notice theioss Of Sbur shlpt
destined TO Canada, with ordnance stores, 3 ~
which were captured by our privatcers. M a lg7 \
That the Dey OF Algixrs had declared war sDtai0ok
Napoleon, and ordered his cruixers to capture ALI
vessels sailing under his Dag, and possible TO seize
his person.-.hsr. .3dp.
Erfracf ofa letter from an american genfifx
man in London, 20 his friend in Baifimoret
cafed Dec. Slsf, isls.
i sincerely congratulate you on the con-
clusion OF a treaty of peace with England on
terms which, under the circumstances, are
highly advantageous to our country.
" MIR. Gallalin says that the holders Of A.
merican government stock will have reason
to congratulate themselves as their profits
on the sale Of il here must be very great. In
Holland its price advanced fifteen per cent
Immediately on the receipt OF the news, thar
treaty had been signed at Ghent."
--EE--==-=-====---=
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uAvING given bonds the law requires. offes1
his services TO his friends snd tbe public IN the
AUCTION h.ND COMMISSION LINE,
hoping, ty his unremied attention to the in,eressA
Of his empoyes.to ensure share Of pubic psinon1
sgs. Newport, FEB. ., 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-22

Arrived at this port, on Thursday last, the
fast-sailing sch'r. Viper, (3o2 tons) Captain
Williams, IA days from Havana, with car
60 of Molasses, Sugar and Oranges, to Bry-
an, & Sturgis, of Boston, owuers.
On Monday evening last, arrived in this
harbor the privateer York, from an unsuccess-
ful cruise, having been upset in.. . gale, and
lost q part of her guns, Sc.
Maj. THOMAS NJ. VINsoN, Of this town, is
promoted to the Rank Of Lieut. Col. Of tho
S4th Regiment Y. S. Infantry.
The General Assembly of this State con.
venec at East-Grcenwich on Monday last, a.
grseably to adjournment.
We continue to receive accounts from al
most all parts Of the United States of the re.
ioicinss, illumina,ions, sc. on account Of the
news Of Peace.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-22
RYE, CORN, FLOUR, &c.
Ut Peace hrices.

HS <e0cc VYICe6s
800 bushels North River nYEj
500 bushels do yellow Corn,
800 do Long. Island white do
100 barrels Richmond supcifine FIotrS
120 kegs manufactured do Tobsccog
All in prime order for shippng--and for sale by
JOHN LYON
No ., Scon's sluharf
WHO HAS ron SALE,
good Anchors, suitable Tor vessels frotn
100 to 600 tons burthen.
Cordage OF all kinds, and any quantity, sups
piled on good terms can be bought In this Ststo
Cambooses, Stoves, o. any other csatingsi
supplied on application as above.
Ae.ypert. February %. 1915. ..-......
WILLIAM WHITE,
No. 81, Long wharf Has ./or cole,
200 bbls. fresh Philadelphia and Ncwx
York FLOUR,
90 bags Coffee,
40 kegs good butter and
A few bottles Lorillard' Snuff
Ncwpors, February ~, 1915
PHILADELPHIA FLOUR.
For sale BY ,.,, .,..,...
$50 bbls. Phiad. super. FLOUR.
Nereport ID mo 2lss 1915
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Gall, see and be satisfied.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

TUST received and for sale by
j A. RICHMOND.
A general assortment of fancy and star
pie GOODS, comprising better assortment, and al
lower prices than has been offered for many yests
having been purchased since the peace for cash.
D New.york money and Exchequer 8ills, ~
ceived at par as above.
Feb d, 1915