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Corner of Asxs and Fairtaa Il KIN.
md u gtsf Streets ter fat Sals,
100 Chests GunpowdeF, Imperial ant
Young Tyson TEAS Of tie lates'
inlperfations, and canbe sold low
er than any Of the Northern Mar
kets can At present Afford then.
90 boxes Imperial
3 so lacquered boxes Young Tyson
Is boxes Young Hyson and Tyson.
Skin Montesquieu's cargo
10000 lbs. Green Coffee
90 bags old Java Coffee, for genteel
family use
SO liogsheads and so barrels Orleans
st. Cr0x and martinique Sugar
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. first quality Bengal h,ligo.
10 puncheeHs West India Rum
200 gallons genuine old Irish Wits
key
100 boxes Soap
500 reams Wrapping Paper
Nth their usual general assortment ofthe
Best Wines, Liquors q Gro
ceres.
NJ B.---Country dealers are respec
fully requested to view their assortment
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TsllbEc SAFE

~ - - ~ - - ~
ON Tuesday next viii be Sold ii III.
endpe Store, 4 seneral assortment b
DRY GsOO DS, g
g Fine and coarse cloths a
Bennets cord and AEellingfons
Flannels Is 3
ossted and cotton stockings
Ginghans q
CaIieAes
Foreign y domestic cotton shirtingi
BO,nhazets and stuffs
Cotton and muslin handkerchiefs
A variety of ready made cloths
a quantity Of seine cerk
And variety Of Lisbon floor and
f0ottnats
4 chests first quality young hyson
tea, Imported in the America
g do. gun powder, imported in the
ship Packet.
The above Teas were imported in
last, and are Of very supe-
Tor quality.
Terms made known at The sale,
r, g. NIarsteller.
Dec Q
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I ialster Land for Sale.

|yTyiIE subscriber oilers for sale. d
4 Farm, in the County Of Fauquier;
and state Of Virginia, containing $50 A.
|cres, one third of which is Of the strong
lest quality, and covered with heasv
growth Of red oak and hickory The re-
|sidue, fbeipg cleared land, is m COOL
heart, two thirds Of 1t having been
laid down in red clover, and no tract
in the state has afforded higher eyiden-
|ces of ifs adoption to the plaster of Pa
ris.-T There is, ON this tract, and at the
Of the two never failinv
streams Of Broad and Mill Rms, 4
|scite for Merchant Mill, with fall
of 25feet, surrounded by every nate
rial for building, and by the side of
we'll built Saw-Mill, recently erected.
A law has passed for a turnpike road,
which will pass by near thisscite.
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 Office, Va.
September 90.
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Was raised in The lower end Of this
|county by the late Mrs. Elizabeth Ford,
and by her heirs was sold to me in the
year is1e--Len is about FIVE feet nine
|or ten inches high, bis complexion rather
lighter than common black negroes, has
short hair with small thin Ahiskers high
temples, his hair growing down in a
sharp peake on his forehead, has high
cheek bones and sharp narrow chin, well
made with broad hips and shoulders, and
ID little bow legged, with very small
wrists and ANGLES. Len has relations in
Georgetown and the Cityof Washington.
some of whom are free and may furnish
him with their free papers which may
induce him to change bis name he has
also connections in thea lower end
of this county; where he was raised,
and where / think It likely he now il
or lurking about the City Of Washington
or Georgetown--p perhaps be may eHaea-'
your to make his way to Baltimore or
he may wish to get to Petersburg, yirgil
MIA, and / think it not unlikely as sent
a yellow woman hsme By water to my
Brother who litesin the Deighborhood
of Petersburg, only three days before
Len went of, by whom, he had a child a
very short time before | sent Der off,
I will pay the above reward Of fifty dol
lars to any person who will bring said
negro home or secure himin any Jail 50
that ! get him again.
JOHN e. FORD.
nov 90 eo6ws
The Editors Of the National Intelligent
Ger are requested to insert the above
Iaw6w, and send their .bilIto This Office
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live dollars Reward

6.tTOLEN from my stable in Port To-
~ bacco, on Thursday night the 10th
November. a dark bay HORSE, about
fourteen and halfhantls high, shod be-
fore; racks, trots and cantefs about
six years I'D; has a star in his forehead
resembling heart; he has not been
locked. / will give the above Reward
and pay all reasonable expenses for the
recovery Of the said Horse, and ample
compensation for securing the thief.
Henry w. Smith.
Do.so s ~ ~
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TIE following curious document was
inaiscreetly left. By a party of the Irish
5aalecanteRts, In, house which they
had broken open.s
9 What are you I | am man. How
can you prove yourself 70 be man ? BY
|being born true member Of the Church
Iof CHRIST Which is the greatest rive,
you ever metz Were you baptisfd ]
Yes. What name did you getp Truth
|and j. berry. What do yon mean by
Liberty 7 [ mean the sons Of Liberty.
The North Star. How long are you from
tie centre OK Irelands Itiiesia the CEN
fire If my Heart. Have you. any proof
ieF thata Yes. God prospel. the true Uni-
red boys long,. What are you up to
10 lie rights Of my Country. VIVA
keeps. your rights frptn yau My'former
brothers. How comes it that we are
equal to the builders of Babel : We dc
not understand each other. How lone
are you in the world Since my Rap
tism. What arms Of protection do YOU
carryf T carry the Cross as a gift from
Sod, undsfmy heart. What IS your age:
my age IS my name, and my name is.nJ
number. What IS your number : b
What is The chief C euntersighi EIephan.
no notes clisen Montique. What is thai
IN English ? Death to a Traitor or q Trai.
tor to Death. Where do yuu keep your
secret Ina Zone Box ia my left side
how higA are you I Three steps to-
wards Paradise. Which are theinf F
I'LL. G. They are seven clouds over VS.
Il hope heavy showers will bring them
down. You aregsing one side ell your
shoes 1t is no matter to you whether ]
stand upright. Do you stand 50 = No
Why SO There is a heavy yoke over
as since. Che hattie ofthe Boyne.
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il uDilc Sale.

VIII be seldom the first day Of January
next. for cash,
A Few Likely NEGROES, part of the
property Of the estate Of John Nc
deceased, at which time
there viii be hired the balance Of the
Slaves. belonging to said estate.
1t is requested, if there are any who
lave demands against said estate, and
rave not furnished their accounts, they
will present them on the above day to
James syIcC lena chan,
Executor.
Dec Q ieots
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WILLIAM 11llREA1VSCC.
I'D ETURN their thanks to the Cit.
70, zens of Alexandra and its vicini-
|ty. for the liberal encouragement since
their commencement in business, and as
sure them that no exertiOns will be
wanting to merit d continuance ofthe
same. They have employed number Of
first rate Workmen, which will enable
them to fulfill orders with more accuracy
and punctuality than heretofore: and
from long experience in the principal
towns Of the United States, they feel
confident, that for fashions and durabili-
|ty, their work shall be exceeded by none.
they have good assortment Of their
own manufacture, together with a large
assortment of Northern make, which
renders their stock extensive, which
they will dispose Of wholesale and retail
at the Baltimore prices. Country deal
ers are particularly invited to call.
N. B.-Iliose who have accounts
are earnestly requested to
call and discharge the same, as it is
impossible to defray the expences ofsuch
an establishment without punctual pay
ment. tt
October or.
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Public Sale.

On "Wednesday next the 9Th inst. will b.
spld at the LATE dwelling-house Of
George w. Stafford, deceased,
Al Ii the personal estate of the de.
"a ceased, consisting ofhorses. .lrays.
carts, household anti kitchenf furniture.
p. g. .Narsteliers
Dec at
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De- 5
Removal.
1HE CRA,ArSTO1.,

- EsPECTFUELY informs his
N friends and customers that he
has removed his BAKE HOUSE to the
corner bonse opposite the City Hotel
and next door to tue Theatre, where he
viii be happy oserse tlHni IN the line Of
his business:
dec 2, st
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~. f,es,, TIE iast Cleaner.
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Dec 9
DR.. Ree's Cyclopadia.

4 u t. y : u. .
SUBSCRIBERS to tie abpye work
~ are respectfully infarmed that the
18th aud 49th numbers have lately been
received and ready .sr delivery AS
HE publication Ut the Cyslopaedia will
shortly recommenee, under arrangements
somewhat different than formerty --sach
af the subscribers as have not received
the publishers Circular Letter on the
subject, can see acppy Of il at the book
store of
r. GRAY.
WHO HAS FOR SALE
"a London made square PIANO FORTE
with additional keys and pedal. ~
Also--s50 realms writing and letter
Paper.
s dec g
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber liiys
IL ing in Charles County, Maryland,
on the night of the 9th inst. a stout ike
" negro man, about % years Of age,
had on when he Runaway short coat and
rantaloons, made of 6onesptin, cotton
warp filed in with dark mixed yarn and
woye fustian, a new fur hat, with a black
sash round the crown and coarse cot
ton shirts--be has with him other cloath.
ing and will very likely change his dreys-
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Nsw-YnRx, Nov. 90.
LATEST OF NAPOLEON BANA,
pAR9SE.

Cartsin RRrEie, afthe brig Sir George
arrived here last evening, N
IS DAYS trom Bafbadoes, mlorns us,
Eat the British sloop Of war nanutless
had arrived at Barbados IN q short pas
sagefroln the e. dies.hasing stoppetlat
ST Helena, where she kntnd the North
uosberlaiRl. Admiral Coekbarn Aaper
leon Bauaparte had been landed at St.
Helena. aatl was IN good Health Capt.
b. did not bri0g ANY lsarbadoes papers,
but he informs US that they contained
the particulars ot the landing OF Napo-
leon.
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Glass, China y Queens Uars.

ME have imported in the ship Ma
w ~, Capt. Babbidge, from Liver
pool, an assortment Of Glass, China and
Queens WARE, and so or 40 Tons
BAR IRON and NAIL RODS. We
shall open these goods in . few days at
our Ware House on King street, Anew
doors above the Indian Queen Tavern;
where we shall offer them to the notice
|of bur friends and the public.
Triplet, Ncale 6 GO,
Nov Is - - 8; ',tai Wv w.
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Ports.aopslt. Nov IS

Portsmoa,sa. Nov e aS.
Honor totke brare -0a Monday last
general Ripley, com. Chaancy. and cpn
Afacdonough. partonk OF "a Public Din.
ner, at the Assembly Room, to which
they we're invited by tie citizens Of this
town, of both political parties, who were
sle-.eDus ofmanifestipg, by this mark1of
respect, their high sense Of the eminent
services Of these distinguished officers.
edward Cuts, Esq. presided and
was supported, in the duties et the chair
hs Daniel Webster, Esq. col. Upham,
and Maj. Larkin.
Manseiur LIE. Marois. The French Con
sui; several officers Of the navy and ar
|inv; and number OF citizens OF the
lneighboring towns we're present.
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Len johnson,

HE cALIs HIMSELF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-01

cleared. and, after 50 remaining for short
tine, were again opened whea the follow
irg Message, being of public nature, was
read.
10 tie Senate aud House Of Represents
tues Of the United States.
/ lay before Congress copies of two rati.
fed treaties which were entered into on the
part of the United States. one on the ed
dav OF July, 1914. with the several Tribes
OF Indians called the Wyandotts, Dclawares,
Shawanoes, Seoakas and Miamies; the O..
ihcr on the 9th day of August, 1914, with
the Creek Nation of Iadiaus.
IL is referred to the consideration of Con-
gress how far Legislative provisions may
W. necessary for carrying any part of these
stipulat.ons into eject.
JAMES MADISON.
February %, 1915.
The Message and treaties were referred
to the committee of ways aud means.
The engrossed bill, authorizing the sale
OF the Pablo Lands, which may hereafter
be forfeited within the Jacksonville district,
TO be EXPOSED for sale at the Land Office
within the SINE the engrnssed bill Tn au,
thorize the discharge OF A. b Ross from
his Imprisonment the engrossea bill for
the relief of Thomas Spriggs the eagross-
co Dill Tor thesreiete OF James Savage and
others; the engrossed bill for the relief of
Solomon FraYzer, and the Representatives
|of Charles Eccleston /; the engrosstd bill
for the relief of William P. Bennett: and
the engrossed bill supple mentary to the
act "for the final adjustment of Land ii.
ties in the state of Louisiana, and territory
or Missouri, were severally read a third
time, and passed.
The house resumed the consideration of
the bill, declaratory of the powers of the
Legislature of Illinois and, after some de.
bate thereon,
The house adiourded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-01
nd the house adjourned.
Uednesdnu, Ee6runru %

peUHcSudy, HeOTudTy 70.
Mr.. M'Kee Of KY. reported bill au.ho.
rising the sale Of lands which may bereaf-
ter be forfeited within the Jefferson Land
Distric' az the Land Office for said district
(mereiy declaring the hlaee where such
sales shall take place The bill was twice
read and ordered to be eEgTossed for a third
readltg.
Mr.. Troup. from the committee on Mill.
ta-y Affairs, reported bill hxias the Mill
tafy Peace Establishment Of the United
States.
THE bill provides that the Military Peace
Establishment shall consist of such propor.
tons of Artillery, Infantry aud Ri1emen.
MOI exceeding in the whole ten thousand
men. rs the PresideBt shall think proper !.
the corps If Engineers TO be retained. The
general officers to consist Of two Major Cen.
erals and four Brigadier Generals. The
President to cause selections to be made Of
officers from the existing force, and to cause
the sUpernumerary Offices to be DISCHARGED
as soon as circumstances shall permit
Three months pay to be given to each Off
Ger. &c. so honorably discharged, and. in
addition, TO each officer a donation nf land
$500 acres to p major general, &c go 10 a
captain, f80 toa subaltern. To each pri.
vate also, an additional donation Of $50 acres
OF land, provided the whole quantity of land
such private receives shall not exceed 32o
acres. The bill also proposes to regulate
the future organization Of the army.1
The bin was twice read and referred 10
committee Of the whole.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-01

uore EdtfeT8ou.
iIead.Quarters, 7,h Military District
Lett Bank Oi the River, 18th Jan. 1915.
The esemy having at length been com
PEELED toretreat TO their Shipping, | feel Il a
duty to express TO you my high sense of the
meritorioJs conduct Of your officers and sss-
men Stationed on this bank Of the river. T;en,
Norris, who commanded twenty-four NOM
der, and Lieut.. Crawley, vino Commanded :
thirty'two FOUNDER, displayed, during the So,
veral engagements, the utmost skill and eot,-
rage. They receive ny warmest THANH, AMI
have mer'ted The gratitude Of their country.
And ). z. Pelott, midshpmaH, and William
Livingston, masters mate, who served AZ tboss
batteries, have equally entitled themselves. bv
their good conduct, to ny and their countr.Is
thanks.
must avail myself Of this occasion IN ~
press my sense Of The obligations you and can't
Henley have laid me under, by the active sp,i
important services you have rendered me s;ncs
the opening Of the campaign. To vour wcIi
directed exertions frem tie other side of H.
river must be ascribed, in great decree. ,hst
embarrassment Of the enemy, which ied 70 g.,
iignominious aight. II has Afforded me tbe
highest satisfaction, Commodore, tbaI tbsre
should nave existed, during the whole of this
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Peter Saunders, &.
Daniel Nl'Phefson,
Land for Sale.

& / will sell a T2aCT or LAND cen
tanning about 7eo acres, situate in Fair
fax county. on Accotink creek, twelve
miles below A,eyandfia.
roany pers,a wishing to embark in
the wood cutting business. this would be
a valuable purchase, as there are up
wards of 400 acres in wood lying CONT
asous thereto. The cleared land may
Be easily restaredito its original fertility
BY the use of Plaster Of Paris, which
produces on the soil the happ;est effect.
The situation of this property is very
healthy, and the creek Upon which Y
liz. Affords an abundance OF fish and
wild fowl. Mr. Joseph Crouch, living
at Mr.. Janney's mill, near the land,
will shew it, ard the terms will be made
known by the subscriber residing IN
Loudoun county. near l.eeshurs.
I'm. III M'Carty.
October 81 2aw
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shoe Factory,
John Ioyas. FaiJa1
s Street.
L.L.Tx4,lW lIl1RGAN8CO.

Ia El,IIsN their thanks to the Citi-
"a 8, zens nc Alexandria and its vicini-
~. Tor the liberal encouragement since
their commencement business. and as
sure Them that no eSertions will be
Nanting tolnerit a continuance of the
satne. Theyhave employed a number 81
srst rate Weskmen. .w,iich will enable
hem to fulfil orders wiz more accuracy
ind pnnctnality than heretofore : and
rom long experience in the principal
towns of the United States, they feel
confident, that for fashions and durabih-
s., tIleir work shall be exceeded by none.
ghey have a good assortment OF their
wn manufacture. together with a large
3ssnrtment Of Northern make, which
enders tlleir stock extensive. which
5iiey will dispose 81 Wholesale AID retail
the Baltimore prices. Country deal
s are particularly invited to call.
". B.-Thcse who have accounts
Eapding, are earnestly requested to
! il and discharge the same, as it is
possible TO defiay the exrences ofsuch
81 establishment without punciaal pay
lpeit. II
sfacfoLartoQ
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LOST

EN- the month of November last, a
TRUNK, about two feet four inches IN J
inches in height, covered with red skin,
with the letter III in brass nails, on the
top. 1t was directed IS the Rev. W n .
lIawley, Culpepper, Virginia. to the
care q VIM. F. Gray, bookseller. !, Fred Fred, ,
New York by Eastburn, Kirk, 4 Co. in
the line of Wagon conveyances then es-
tablished from Philadelphia. by Matthew
Carey; from Baltimore, by FIELDING Luz
cas-, jr. ~, 1.
eiven on the safe delivery Of It to the
Rev. Mr.. Wilmer of Alexandra. Bishop
Moore q Richmond, or Mr.. William x.
Gray, Fredericksburg.
October | ] lawSm
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Fol- Sale,
a sM ALL FARM.
In the county OF Prince George, and
State Of MARYLAND.

+,
Containing 267 acres, 5 10 miles IRON
Bladensbnrg, and nine miles from the cit,
of Washington. The improvements are
a comfortable dwelling house, with good
barn, stable, corn-hoase, coz house, and
every other necessary out building. A
part of the land is.well set in cloyer,and
from an experiment made. it is well
adapted to The use Of Plaster Paris. For
situation and health it is exceeded by
none. is well watered, and has az abun-
dance of timber aud wood for its support
For terms. applyto the subscriber, lly,
ing in Alexandria. or to Mr.. Samnel
Philips, adjoining the premises, WHO Will
shew the prore. t..
Nov. is. saw6w
The editors oc tie National Intelligence.
2iil insert ire above; as markets, and|
,end their accounts to this office Tor pay
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That the subscriber Of lexahdsia coeli.
ty. IN tie District Of CoIdul1,ia, have OBJ
tn.iiaed from tie ssrphar's Cont Of said
count letters testameiltarY On the es-
ate ot Oliver w ilson late Of the
county aforesaid, dec't All persbns
having claims agasiinst the said decedent
are hereby warned To exhibit the same
ia the subscribers on or before the q 81
'day Of May next, or they mas by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate,
and those indebted thereto are required
Ito make Immediate .aynsEt.
(siveniInder my hand this 9th Of No
|yember 1915. Sss
Peter Saunders,
Daniel M Phefson,
E2'ors. Of Oliver Wilson. decd.
Moves eo2wt &
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NOTICE.

VEyHE annual meeting of the stock
holders in the Little River iuf p.
pike Company, will take place on 'a ss
second Monday in January 1910, ~
John McLaughlin's hotel. in Alexandra
AT which time and place an election v% a'
be held for a president, four direc'w'
and treasurer A statement Of Tue :.
counts. &c. will be laid before the COM
PAW, and on the following DAY, sppf !
intendant of the road and COLLECTORS =
tolls will be appointed.
Jonah ] thompson
Treaseffr'
/ No. or ta,gtaioiJ
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The subscribers have qtia-
;icG as executors Of the last will and
estament Of Alexander Henderson. de
late Of i}u,afiies,, Virginia-
.eose who have claims against the estate
9ill please exhibit them with their evi-
.ences, and those who are Indebted to
are called on fprP payment.
E;chnrf y. Henderson.
Thomas Henderson.
Executors.
MP r. H., II. lives in Leesbprg,
5udoua county, and Z. II. at Fauquier
1 nrt house, Virginia.
ce.Ylfsr7 dim
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4 OF New y 81; Iii i - S,asosf,
ssyilD3Ss re schopner Martha and Jme
$3.50 I'd. HnntfPss, master, will
ready 10 receive q cafgolin four days
For rer;lst, apply tsS
Lascrason Il FaWtr,
& WHO HAvE FOR SALE.
i Said schooner fargo Of lilo tor
Plaster, and zuGo feet two inehelan
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-13
For SaIesor Freight

The new brig OLIVE, josef
i AZ gntherforsi, masters berthen I.
hint iSAc bots. Is a fest rate yeSselaant
IS co,npisfe order for the reception OF
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Apply 70
Lasenscn md Foucle.
1 Who have. far saieon board SAID bfs.
SIS TOSS taister farls.
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