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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-22
foar Dosrs 6slo,u the Bell Tarera, at Four Doiyars
per as.iitn, paid IN aosvdnce.
kLF advertisements inserted at the usual
price, and promptly attended to.
W,suI<,,,o, Co., III.

WASHINGTON CITr, duly II.
We tbs day Law before TIE public, documents
lstcly received from England, relative 10 the Kill
ling and woundiag Of the American citizens i'm
prisoned 81 Dartmoor. LqtelYgencer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-22
r. C. BEhsLEY
FOREIGN TNIELLTaFNCF=

NJ, H. r,r DI1.'aI.'1Ff
me Hon, JOHN Mason, &c. &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-16

From She schr. Admiral Durham, Capt
81 Cox from Sc. Croix and for Sale BY
LaUrusosi q FORTE,
S7 puncheons St. Croix Rim
Ola very superior quality.
Also FOR SALE
On board the Brig Harriet, capt. Russell
j ON Newburyport,
so tons Plaster Paris.
IN STORE.
81 boxes Havannah Brown Sugar,
so do. Green Coffee,
6 pipes CATALONIA Wine,
Muscovado Sugar No. ] e Q.
Besf, Soal Leather,
Cases of assorted Glass Ware and Win
dow Glass, from the Boston Glass Fac
tory,
Boxes of Capers.
200 boxes, half and quarter boxes Segars'
Nov. IS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-16
''''N0TICE.

THIS is to give Notice. that the sub
scribcr hath obtained from the Orphans
Court dc Charles county, Maryland.
letters Of administration on the personal
estate Of John Brent, late of Charles
county. deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same to the
subscriber legally authenticated, at o,
before the aSd day Of April next; they
may otherwise BY law be excluded fron'
all bsiieit Of said estate. Given under
my hand this s5th Gay Of October, Ammo
Domini 1915.
WILT EDMANNING, Admir-.
October 25 eoSw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-16

~ Y virsse 81 40 ordsrOf Che Orphan
Il Court of Charles county ssll b
s. nosed Id public sale, on hursday ths
fstth ,Iay of November next, at the lats
auelliag ef.yohn Brent. ot Charles coun.
a.. deceased, aIl the Negro Property q
said deceased, consisting Of Men, NosT
men and Children, about 90 in in num- 4
her The terms of sale will be q credit
Of s months, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security. bearing interest
from Tie daysof sale. if the above day
Should prove foul the sale viii be on the
first fair day.
WILFREDlMA AIMING, Adm'r
Oct s5 eosW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-16
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has Just received by
fhe General Lingan, Captain Weston.
from Amsterdam, 4 large & elegant as
sortmeut Of Boiling Cloths, Of superior
quality. which win be offered for sale, at
The store Of Mr.. James Anderson.
.amos 4lerGndsr.
October s. IF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-16

Consisting OF
1 UPERFINE and second cloths, as
~ sorted colors
lPelisse ditto, cassineres, cords, nc.
Plains. mixed and Devonshire kerseys
Rose and Duff blankets, coatings, &c
Asssorted gannells
ditto vestings
Ditto hosiery, cotton, Angola, worstef
and lambs wool
IA Irish linen, and 5-4 ditto sheeting
l6, 7,8, 9 and 1914 Irish dalnask ia
bic linen
lei and 1874 ditto table cloths
"A and 9-8 ca!icoes
A and 6-.i ginghams
1873 and Ga cambrics and jaconet ditto
|6-4 dimity cambria
|Superfine dimity and furniture ditto
Ditto India chintz furnstures
Patent steam loom shirting cotton
Domestic ditto
Bombazetts, assorted colors
Bombazeens. ditto ditto
Plain and striped null muslins
Corded, fancy striped and twilied cam
brio handkerchiets
5. 6 and "a lace shawls, black & white
Elegant Brussels, Venetian and English
carpetings
Colered cotton. linen & Madras hand
kerchiets, furniture & carpet bind
iilg, fringes, etc. etc.
T The above goods were purchased
on the most favorable terms. and will be
sold low for cash or on a liberal credit
for approved notes.
/ h0maS F. Herbert
October % d1w2aw3w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-16
NEw-YoRK, Nsy.

Loss of the Jongiille --On T,,es;s :
Hast, we mentioned the loss Of Fla ssi
|sonquille, Capt. Wood, from, New. w -
bound to St. Domingo /; and added y ~ .
melancholy iact, that the captain n. ~
-ueercarga, a passenger, and the rr ..s'
tall persisted, excepting a celoured m.n'
10y the name Of Brown, who was t , -
from the wreck and conveyed to Tu nJua
island. These facts are coafrme,i - !.
Brown himself, who arrived at th;s No..
this morning in the ship Baltic. C pSa'
Johnson, of Boston. Brown, IN add;t;rp ,'
to the facts stated in his .deposition l ~
low, Informs as, that the passeoosr /
whose name he cannot recolIect. Tss
lately an officer ia the American arrsr
stationed on the northern frontier. Son,
afte.. Brown was taken from the wreck
he lost his eye sight in consequence Of
extreme weakness Of body but as.he
regained strenth, his sight was gradually
The J0nquille belonged to Messrs.
Cox and Montaudevert of this city I: and
the following is a list et the officers and
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-16

6 Turks IstGnd, Oct. 20.
" In lon. 50, 60, / discovered a strange
all and soon after spoke British ship
and took from her the crew of the soOp
Hunter, Capt. Case, from New York
Il have had them on board 10 days.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-16

r. II. LITTLE.
pRucGIsr & APoTHECARy, King 81.
HAS Just received per ship Joseph
from I.oodon, aud offers for sale
f725 10. Oil OF yitrioI, in Carboys
500 ID. Aqua Forts of very superior
quality in cases Of SO to70 lbs.
/ cask Sugar of Lead
do Ivory Black
4 do Rotten Stone
I do blue Nitriol
l case Magnesa
! cask prepared Chalk
/ do Laps Calaminaris
/ do Epson Salts
do white Mustard Seed
bale Chamomile Flowers
I case genuine Windser Soap,
elegant article
Calomel, tartar emetic, volatile salts,
red precipitate, calcined magnesia, pu-
rifsd opium, in powder, squills. in pow
der, and variety OF other chemicals
and powders.
Plain and spring key. teeth instru-
meDts. one sett teeth instruments. best
lancets, grain scales and weights in bsx-
es.
Handsome teeth brushes, the bristles
Of which will not come ont in using, SIC.
The acknowledged superiority of Eng
lish chemicals and powders, over those
Of our own country, will, it is hoped,
operate as an inducement with physi-
ciaas aud others to call and examine
7 se, hich were obtained from one of
I e N It respectable and distinguished
: EN- - in London. and will be found to
9 OF quality and purity which may be
ellie on with confidence.
N lember8 d3t2aw2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08
FOREIGN FAILURES.

We are sorry to observe in our file OF
Bordeaux papers, that the failures which
have recently taken place in HamburgE
and London are very extensive, involv-
ing in their consequences great num-
Der of commercial houses in the principa,
cities of Europe. They are attributed
partly to circumstances growing out OF the
military events which have occurredin the
north of Germany and partly to hazar-
dous speculatiOns in the products of the
United States of America, whose prices,
since the signing ofthe treaty at Client
have considerably fallen. The houses
of Levy & Co. ofLondon; Mallet, Ibbins
and Co. of London, for US, oOOl. sterl :
Lehman & Sen, OF Hamburger, this house
for 500,O0Cl. sterl) w. NJ. Lehman and
Co. and v. ]. Valentine, of Gottenburgh
are amongst the number mentioned
The total amount of the failures is est
mated at from 10 to 10 millions mares
banco. The London Gazettes of the 14ti
18th and 2lst February, contain a list O
81 bankruptsn the short space of one
week.-B.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08
Culture Of the Sugar Cane in
Georgia.
.Augustn. .april 90.

MuSUotue HFtV SO'
We believe that well informed men
have for some years past, inclined to the
opinion, that much.of the land on the sea-
coast of Georgia was well calculated, as
well as the climate there suitable. for the
culture of the Sugar Cane, but the only
experiment, as far as we know. that las
been made on scale sufficiently large to
remove all doubt on the subject, is that
made on Sapelo Island, by Mr.. Thomas
Spalding, who during the last year made
a valuable crop Of Sugar, whichin quality
is represented to be equal, if not superior
to either Jamaica or New-Orleans Sugar.
We observe in Savannah paper, ninety
FIVE hogsheads of this Sugar, advertised
for sale and no doubt, tie price it will
command, willamply remunerate the In
dustry, enterprise and perseverance, Of
the maker, as well as stimulate others
to follow his example. in the establish
ment of thi- important fact, that the SUI
car Cane may be successfully cultivated
in the lower part of our own state, we be-
hold uathpteasure, a new source OF wealth
opened to our citizens in that quarter, 6
we also feel gratifed at the prospect this
fact unfulds, that we shall not only short
.ly, by the blessings of Providence, be-.
Come independent OF all foreign supplies
Of this important article, but at no very
distant period, shall be able to export
large quantities to other places, at pro-
fit, probably equal to what the planters OF
cotton ever experienced from their in
dusty. Thus new channels are contlnu-
ally oeening to our citizens, thro' which
wealth flows into their Golfers |; and let it
not be received without corresponding
sentiment Of gratitude emanating from
their hearts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08

from her bcv guns Finding that The ere,
ny, esardless of our situation, continued
their fire from all their ships, the officers
were called together, whenit wasdetermir
ed that lonsert to receive their fire without
bein. able to return a single gun was on
ly to expose the lives of men rendered va.
sluable to their country bothby their long
and faithful services and by their receut
exploits. At4 Is the colors were hauled
down, Notwithstanding which the Lean
der and Newcastle both passed near,
wore ship and in wearing wantonly fired
their broadsides into us, the Acasta, capt
Kerr, still keeping up fire from his
bow gums until the colors were hoisted
half up and hauled down again as sig
nal that ne had surrendered. At 4 $50,
a boat with an officer from the Acasta
came on board and said he was ordered
to take charge of the shin in his maies-
ty's name. On 1t Billiards. remon-
sstrating at their firing after they had
struck, the reply was that they had only
,obeyed the signal of their Commodore.
Dafmgthc time of cur approach to the
.har5m, as well as when getting under
way previously from it, we we're fred up
on from a battery which the prisoners
whom we had landed in the morning had
taken possession of, and from which we
understood the Portuguese made no ez-
eftions to dislodge'tlem although We
ry many ofthe shot fred by the squadron
passed over or through US and f-ll into
tleir town, several OF them passing thro'
the houses comprising the residence Of
the governor.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08
Office

yENHE Commissioners appointed to re.
a ceiye subscriptions the Columbian
Insurance Company of Alexandria, here
by give netice. that an election will be
held at Trirlett's Hotel, on Thursday the
18th inst. between tie hours Of 10 a. NJ.
and Q P. NJ. for ten Directors, to serve
until the LIST Monday in Nov. Newt.
JOHN G. LAID,
Chairman Of the Commissioners.
May S.
N. B. Agreeably to tire Articles Of
Association, the subscription must be
kept open, between the hours Of 10 and
each day, until Saturday afternoon UNI
less the whole should be sooner subscribe
ed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08

;st. Proy, as the Kings Factors have
absolutely received bne hundred & forty
thousand dollars, fr the purpose Of buy
ing UP for his Catlplic Majesty u.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08

Dispatches have been received at the
Department of State from cur Minister
in France, by MIR. Storrow, narratlns
the events which have recently taken
place in France. They do not, as we
understand, nor could it be expected
they should, contain any thing immedl-- !.
ateiy important to the interests OF the
u. States. MIR. Crawford was expected
shortly to return to- this country. Mr..
Gallatin, his successor. was in Paris;
though he had not. heard of, nor, from
what we hear, didhe at all expect, his
appointment as Minister to France.
Nat. Intel.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08
COMMERCIAL.

Extract Of a letter from ST Jago de ca
ba, dated 9th .apra per sch'r Rosatts
.arrire. at Philadelphia.
s.since you left this place, considera
bic changes have taken place in the Mar
kets. Coffee is current at Sl4-- Brow
Sugar S9-White Sl1-Muscoyado {
Tobacco very high. The latter artic ,
viii not be permitted be exported aftss
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08
NOTICE.

TyTTE COMMISSIONERS Of the Go.
!, Luxs1Ax IssuRASes CoNYas7,
will attend at Tliolett's Hotel on Wed-
iesday next, between the hours OF ten
a. NJ. aud two p. NJ. for the purpose OF
receiving the Notes Of those Subscribers
who have not yet perfected their SUD,
scriptions, and which will enable them to
vote for Directors the ensuing day.
]. &. Ladd,
Chairman.
Nav -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08
WASHINGTON CITY, May, 2.
90, nd from Lent. Ballard to the
* Saerstary efths Macy, dated

Baltimore, May 2, 1915.
CT have the honor to make known
~, nv arrival at this place with part
ss,s ofScers and crew of the U. States
s a, Constitution, captured in Prize,
~ cant. IN the harbor of Porto Praya.
/: ~ ne Island Of st. Jago, by squadron
FMS Britannia Majesty's ships, consist
;ss of the Leande;, Sir George Collier.
s. Newcastle, Lord George Stewart, &
~ Acasta, Cart. Kerr. For the par
t;eu,ars Of ny recapture, beg leave to
retar yoa to the enclosed extract from the
Loo Book of the I-eyant.
Having caused the destruction of nv
orr papers. as well as those ofthe officers
With me. I can only say TO yourehtiye to-
the Constitution, that, after Eeaving the
Part Of Boston. she severally cruized off
tbe Islands Of Bermuda and MADEIRA, Ia
he Bay of Biscay, and for some time in
s;ghtof the Rack of Lisbon. without hav-
;a9 met with but two Of the enemy's yes
seis. one of which was destroyed, the
sther ordered in ;and that. on the evening
ufthe Goth February, the Island of Ma
deriia hearing w. S. w. distant 20 lea
raes, fe.l 10 With, engaged and after a
close action of 30 minutes captured HI.
B Maiesty's ships Cyane, Captain Cor
don Falcon, and Lavant, Hon. Captain
Douglass.
Itwoald, Sir, be deemed presumption
in me TO attempt to give you particular
details respecting the nature of this &C
ton. shall, therefore, only remark ge-s
morally, that every officer, seaman and
marine on board did theirduty. cannot
hsgeyer, deny myself the pleasure that
this opportunity affords me of noticing
tie brilliant management of CaFtain
Charles Stewart, through whose merfing
Judgment every attempt Of an ingenious
enemy to gain a raking position was
frustrated.
/ have the honor to be, very respectful
y, sir, FOUR obedient servant,
HENRY B. BALLARD.
The Cyane mounted on her main deck
twenty-five SIS ID. casronades--on her
upper decks, ten Is ID. carronades, two
long 9's aud one 12 ID. earronade on a
travelling carriage, with a complement
ofiT5 men. The Levant mounted eigh-
teen 80 ID. carrona.ies, two long 9's and
Que l2 ID. carronade, with $50 men on
board.
demonstration had 4 killed SO wound
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08

The U. 8. frisate Guerrero, Commo-
dore Decatur, dropped down to the wa
terlag place, yesterday afternoon, where
the most OF the squadron destined for the
Mediterranean are at ancnor--.N. 4.
.uer. .asc. NAY ..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08

The following are tine signatures to the
Declaration made by tie Congress at VI
emma, against Bonaparte, aud published
in yesterdays Telegraph ~ I. pa.
Observation-Disclosures.
Spain-Labrator.
France afterwards
Dasberg, la Iour du Pin-Count Alex
is Noailles.
Great-Dritain--The Duke of yelling
ton, Clancarty, Cathcart, Stewart.
Portugal-ralmelta, saldanha, Lobo.
Pruss,a--i;rince de Hardenberg, Ea-
ron de fiumboldt.
Rassia-aazomouski, Strahesberg,-
Nesselrode.
STeden---Lowenluclm.
An Important signature.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08

BY the Z. S. brig Enterprise, we have
received a lille of bermuda papers to the
10th April. We learn from them that a
Decree aas been published III tie Island
Of Cuba prohibiting alter the first OF May
instant, the expo. tatioa ofTobacco from
that island IL any out Spanish vessels
ID.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08

writer, the following passage COMPRISING
in very few words, and beautifully allu-
.siye both to-" 4 lying tongue" and : 9
Aattering mouth. ("
g The mouth Of righteous man = a
well of life = 9.
Philadelphia Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08
ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, NAY 8.

It is with pleasure we make our &C.
acknowledgements to our New-York Cor.
respondents, particularly to the Editors
of the Commercial .adrertiser ard .Ne,o.
York Gazette, for the many favors re.
ceiyed from them in anticipation of the
mail. Having been favored with foreign
journals, from which they have made CO.
rious extracts and tl'anslations, which
have always been furnished US one day
sooner than they couldhaye been received
By the newspapers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08

Levant 9 II
hon. B. w. Crcrcmrsh;el},
Secretary Of the Navy.
Ertrast from TIE Log Book Of the ship
Leraat.
Harbor Of Port Praya. Saturday Starch
II, 1915. These "a hours commenced
with moderate hrcezes and thick hazy
weather. Ali hands employed in rcfttine
shir: the top-gallant yards on deck, and
talls unbert torepair. Alto b. 25 IN. p.
u. discovered three large ships bearing
5. w. by w. distant four or FIVE miles
xind n. e. signal from Constitution to
Get under weigh, cut and made sail on
Wind on The iarboard tack. crossed ton
gallant and main royal Yards, and set the
sails. Att h. the enemy evidently fall
ING astern, & toleeward of the Coastitu-
hon, but gaining fast on TIE Cyane and
Levant.S so the Cyane tackled by sigma
rom the Constitution. At two lost sight
OF the Cyane. At 9 so tie headmost
snip. the Newcastle, four points on the
Zee bow, distant miles: the Acasta 3
points on the lee bow, sii Liant Q 10 miles,
and the Lcander on the lee quarter ~
nues distant stacked by signal from the
constitution, the enemy's squadron I'M
mesiisfely lacking in chase. At 5 lost
Ssh. Of the Constitution--same time
ma,le the highland to the S. e. of the
naioor' Ats so, finding it impossible to
escape BY keeping by the wind, from our
sery great inferiority of sailing the Acas-
= having gained to windward of our
wake and the other ships neared us very
macn, 1t was determined to bear up
:. the harbor, distant 4 or 5 miles
" ,,Ne lee bow: the neutrality Of
s'aen we were al under the strong.
=. oe!ief the enemy would not vio-
~ > So, kept away one point, and SET
en-. ~ ns.'aysails, when the Ieander.Sir G.
Su1les' opened his fire.. the shot passing
y :. and falling on the neutral shore
~ ~ ~, me Newcastle, Lord Gesrge
M 49, ! and Acasta, CAPT. Kerr. openet
~. MI hre upon US, cutting away much o
era, sssnS and upper sails, which circum
;o,s ,s g gave them the advantage of keep
A,Ss oa ana luhng too, so as to bring thei
t ss;a to bear without materially al
%S sAsir position. At 4, anchored ii
s,asa a'on water within $50 yards fth,
Atass anu under very strung battery
ou,s, -, tne acasta took position on on,
ksm VII; Instant half a cables length
- winch she kept up constant nrs
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-08

Do y ON ~ LII 10
LAWRASON & FOWLE.
Haze Received from the Boston Glass
Mandatory,
so Boxes Shy 1913 10 by IL Glass,
Also,
ESHREE cases containing, necanters,
\ Wine Glasses, Tunlblers, Jelly
Glasses. Bowls, Cruits, Pitchers, Salts,
&C.: all of tie above manufactcry--1he
quality of the Boston Glass is known to
be superior ITO any imported and will be
sold as low-they are authorised to CON-
tract for any quantity or description Of
Glass that may be wanted which will be
Immediately forwarded from tie Manu-
factory at Boston. Tie prices of the
different sizes of Window Glass may be
seen on application as above.
May 5.
p" The Editors of the National In
tellisencer and Federal Republican are
requested 10 publish the above once
week for four weeks.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-13
w iliiam- Garner.
Plaster Land Tor Sale.

|ys,HE, subscriber offers for sale,
4 Farm, IN the County Of Fauquier
|lnd state. Of Virginia, containing $50 A
|cres, enc thia,lof which IS of the strong
lest quality. and coyeretl with heavy
growth OF red oak and hiCkory-The re
sidue, (heing cleared lanil,)is in good
':ieart. two thirds of it having beer
laid down in red clover, and no trac'
10 the state has afforded higher evi,len-
|ces of it's adoption to the plaster of Pa.
Ifiss-There is, on this tract, and at the
of the two never failing
streams Of Broad and Mill Runs, a
tscite for Merchant Mill. with fall
of Is feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for building, and by the side of a
well built Saw-Mill, recently erected
"a law has passed for turnpike road
which vii, pass by or near this scite.
For the above property, ! will take
the moderate price of 90 dollars per a.
ere, with reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post Oifice, Va
Septea.ber 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-13
Fof Boston Portland
dec 4
Just landed;
From the Portuguese ship Felicidat

From the Portuguese ship Felicidado,
from Madeira,
Ten pipes Of choice old Madeira
Wine. shipt BY the house ct Messss,
tsoytlon, Duff, Inglis & Co. and warrant,
ed Of superior quality, for sale at my
warehouse. Also, forty boxes Of citron
ninety-five tubs of Swedish steel, and
about twenty pieces Of ilannels.
ALSO ON HAND,
A few lhds. of Madeira Wine-Scott
Longnan. Pernfold u Cos brand Wit!
d few bales German linens and glass
ware, assorted in boxes.
The shin Felfcidado will take a few
hundred barrels Flour on freight to Ma
sieira, il appIicatioa is Immediately made
FERNS peculiarly favorable to the ship
per will be offered by the subscriber.
Robert Patton, jun.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-13

VNHE subscribers have. landing from
I'll t,e William and Henry. Captain
Foster. from Madeira. q consignment
Of FINE OLD HLs.E, OF the, brand
af 4. HowARD, MARcH and Co. war
ranted equal to any ever imported here
Add as it is principally intended to In
troduce brand not hitherto Known,
! they offer It to the particular notice Of
connoiseurs.
.aduass. Hrrbers anu Co.
Dpceynhtsr : ..sS s. 49,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-13
.EUND0N GOODS.

c. 81. r. TIT0.MPS0.N.
. Have received by he Virgin, from Lon
don,
Saper6ne cloths and cassineres,
Common and super dimitiss,
CambSic nuslifs,
Patent steam loom, Colerain and
Agingps shirtings,
check'd, twilled and striped muslin
handkerrhiefs,
Rich fancy Madras do.
.prisitsl chintz & Waterloo shawls.
n cost 8