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eilasers,
1876 packages New Goods,
On credit of 2, 4 and 6months, for ap
proved endorsed negotiable notes, pay
able in Georgetown, Washington Git
or Alexandria; or all kinds OF West
ern Bank Notes will be received a
the time Of sale, At par.
SHE to commeHce at 10 o'clock, Tx.
Point and striped blankets,
Booking baizes and coatings,
Kersey moeskiHs and Nashfngs,
Supeffne cloths,
Second do.
Coarse cloths and plains,
Best twiIled cords and velveis,
Wellington and Bennets cords,
Superfine white hannels,
Red, yellow and white do.
Superb waistcoating,
Black II colored twilled bombazetts
DO. do. plain do.
Scotch plaids aud figured stu6s, s
Il Calicoes and ginghams,
Long cloths and shirting cambrics,
Fine India cottens,
superfne cambria nuslins,
Fancy musiins,
Fine sewing cgttons,
Best quality sewing silks,
Black and cnlored cambricss
Madras bandkerchiefs, &
Fancy cravats,
Leno and book muslins,
Pins and colored thread,
Tapes and bcbbins,
Coat and vest buttons,
Bell and glass buttons. Jet do.
Gotten hosiery,
Women & mems black wOrsted do.
Fancy cotton shawls,
Pocket handkerchieis,
Brown domestic shirtings,
German linens,
White plains and kerseys,
Cotton cassimeres and nankeens,
Brown hollands,
And many other articles,
here will also be sold, ON the same
terms, an invoice of
Hardware and Cutlery,
Amounting to 6 OF 5000 dollars, which
was purchased very cheap, consisting
In part OF 1907
Knives and forks,
Fine pen-kniyes,
Fine scissors and razors,
Shoe and butchers knives,
Barlow and clasp knives,
Best quality door locks,
Stock and pad locks,
Desk, cupboard and trunk locks,
Brass and iron butt hinges.
GimbIets and saddlers' avis,
Sh0emakers' avis,
Screws and saddlers' tacks,
Thumb latches,
SaddIeFy,
Cabinet furniture,
Batters' trimmings,
Suspender Buckets,
Shaving boxes,
CIoib and shoe brushes.
Hattcrs' brushes,
Weayers do. &c. &c.
And many other articles too te
diuus to aention.
There will also be sold, at the same time
at Four Months,
For approved endorsed notes, payable al
before mentioned, on account of tht
owners of the late schooner Harriet.
"a Baltimore packet)
a QUANTITY OF VERY
Desirable Goods, VIZ.
German fulled stockings,
Do do gloves,
Do. aeecy fulled gloves,
Velvet ribbons.
Gallons,
Hat Grapes,
Sewing silks,
German ticklenburghs,
Do. osnaburghs.
Ioncherez and Davis,
auctioneers
Georgetown, Nov. % dts
For Sale.
A Tract of Land,
Lying on each side of the Little Rive
Turnpike Road, seven miles from Alex
sndria-lt contains between FIVE and ST
Acres, and has on it tolerabI
cofortable DIV cling HOUSE, with tn
necessary Out Houses. There is also
, varv large .Mpadofc and two .4pDip o.
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Deoafled this tife. early on SUNDAY
rosa;nr. Az. IoHS MssDEyiLLE, IN the
Sstl, .ssr az his age. lie VAS 4 native
Icsnberland county. England, but has
hen. fess nearly SO years u resident in
tbs togps In saicA he has By che DIS
pay Il many pebble social virtues, en-
aearei himssti 10 q numerous acquaint-
sace. s
Departed this lie at f,umfries on W ed
sss,,a az the 2ed inst. after a shott illness,
ALEXANDER HEN llERS0N, Esqr.
IN Gle ron yeaenf bis age.
The deceased has heena resident oil
Virginia for feariy sixty years, during
tesusiaersb5e paFtsF which time, he has
been ssSfcNaai &C the East class, and
sIHayga MAD of flle first responsibility
NJ vas the particular and intimate
isen5 sMi associate Of the Great Father
of hisc Country General Washington, q:
well al Of many of tie other sages and
nhiots az the revolution, now no more
sd III all instances has supported tn
|thancter ef q real add fra friend I
|ess riQhss and liberties Of his adopte,
|smntFE He has from a very early pc
|rsd ofAis life to bis last days been +;
most active aud useful magistrate in th.
ccauties q Fairfax and Prince William
oewhich hekss been repeatsdly electet
the representative in the Legislature o.
Virginia. In Che character Of a legisla,
for he exhibited ancemmeH assiduity i
sapeylof taIsat and il is believed. few
men hare rendered more essential ser.
wees to Che state in that capacity ; as
one iasfance, he may be considered the
ia'hei otthe equalization law. His loss
WI De long regretted by his numerous
iahlly, as well as by his extensive &C,
saa'ntance, to whom his hospitality, IL
s ssral'ty and charity, were so well
Danlries, Nov. a5.
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NOT'IGE.

~ NJ TIE
TEyfE partnerships Of Rogsess and He
q refofd is this daS dissolved by mu
tuaI c3nsent, Henry Boggess alone i.
fully authorised tosettle up the business
of the concern.
Henley Boggess.
John w. Hereford.
Nov % st
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Landing

Landing
At Lawrason aud Fowle's Wharf
AND FOR SALE,
The Cargo Of brig Eliza, J. /. Ross
master from Havana, consisting Of
81 boxes brown Havana Sugars Of a
superior quality.
40 hhds. Molasses,
rs bags green Coffee.
Apply to- - :,
Lawrason s Fowle.
Oct. II
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rim TIN g
Handsomely executed at this Office.
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tKNiiE Subscriber has just recelsea
and offers for sale at hls store on
Vowel's wharf, SO dozen bottles English
mustard, Is tierces Hibbert's brown
stout in bottles. Is bbls. Irish mess pork,
Cork inspection, 200 bushels northern
potatoes, Of a superior quality, and
few casks Goshen cheese.
William Garner.
Nov Is II
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Il. q j. VAUDEVILLE,

na0e just received and cfer far Sole,
Muscoyado Sugar, FIRST and second
quality, in hogsheads.
Loaf and Lump do. in barrels.
10 sacks Pennsylvania fresh Cio-
yer Seed,
- barrels Whiskey, Baltimore and
alexandria inspection.
- chests Imperial and Young Hy-
son ,eas Sall,'s cargo
eoaee In bags s barrc,s, Seal Lea
'.er' Mould and Dipt Candles, Spa.
siSa Cigars in whole and bali boxes,
o. with many other articles in the
Grocery Line.
ALSO,
se barrels family Flour,
'o0 ditto whole, and 50 ditto half,
sSai'es0a's CRACKERS, iost baked
-, s expressly manufactured for expor.
March Is. A.
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Military Notice.

A Regimental Court of Enquiry will
be held at the Courthouse, on Satur-
day next, the twenty-6fth instant, at 10
0 clock in the forenoon, for the purpose
of hearing appeals from the decision OF
the last Court of Enquiry in the case OF
fines for non-attendaace of the requisi-
ten Of the President OF the U. States in
August last-at which time and place
all persons interested are hereby notified
to attend.
By order Of 1t. Col. Lynn,
R. GRAY, Acting Adjt.
March 81. st
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Fuel Wanted.
March 2l.

PROPOSALS. will be received in.
E writing until the LIST Gay of June
next, for supplying the next stated'ses-
sion OF Congress, with $50 Cords es
god sound 6rewood eighty cords Of
which must be hickory, or hickory and
ash, the residue the various kinds OF
oak. All to be delivered, sawed Tin
two) packed and measured at the eY-
pense OF the contractor, in vaults or
wood yards provided by the government,
at the present Capitol of the U. States,
in the City Of Washington. One third
thereof, on or before the st day Of Sept.
next one other third, on CT before the
18th of October, and the residue on or
before the goth of November. Propo.
sails must be accompanied with the name
or names of the security or securitiest
offered TO secure faithful execution
the contract. The proposer, whose
terms and securities are accepted, will
be advised ofsuch acceptance by letter;
aad, upon executing the proper securi-
ties. one third Of the money will be adj
vanced.
THOS. DOUGHERTY.
Washington City, March Is. 5w.
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber has obtained
from the Orphans Court OF A!cxan.
dria county, in the District Of Column.
bia, Letters Testamentary an the E
state Of Theodore skinner, late of the
county aforesaid, deceased all per-
sous having claims against the said de-
cedent, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same duly authenticated snd pas
sed by the Orphans Court to the sub
scriber, on or before the 9th day Of
Sept. next, or they may by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit to said estate
and those Indebted thereto are reeuir
cd to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day
Of March, 1915.
JOHN GRID,
Executor OF Theodore Skinner.
March 9 4w
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FOR SALE,

A complete suit of NEW SAILS of
the best materials aAd work nanshiP, for
a ship of $50 tons, which have been
bent only for short run fren an east.
ern port to this, and are in NO percepti-
bic degree the worse for wear.
Apply to
JOHN G.. L.ADD.
March 81. If
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FOR SALE,

Or will95e exchanged FIR Stock in either
effhe Ganks in The district IT Celsas.
ba,, or STATE Of y rginia---
4 VALUABLE FARM, situate in
In Westmoreland county, on Mate
tox Greek, con lairing 200 acres, prin.
ci5ally bottom land OF the frst quality.
There are on the premises good dwell
ling house and necessary eut.honses---
an apple and peach orchard
MISC,
Oae ether tract containing 2so aeress
large portion of which is heavily tim
bered, with dwelling house and apple
orchard it is situate about two miles
tron, the first mentioned tract. Il is
deensd unnecessary to give more mi.
pu!e description Of the properly, as it is
expected any pefssn ncilned to pun.
chase will FIRST view the premises
ELLIOTT MUSE.
March 81. Nv
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20 be Rented

On any terms agreed ueon and lmmc'
diate possession given, the property &C.
cuDied by Jesse Edelin,, deed. we'll
known as the FLASHING TON tn
VERW, in the Village of Piscattaway
Prince Georges County, Md. "A fur
ther description is unnecessary, as
those inclined to rent will view the
property. Apply o., the premises to
FRANCES EDELEN
Plscataway, March 8 lawSwa
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A i'utor Wanted.

A Salary of 300 Dollars will be givea
IN to an elderly Gentleman OF good
moral habits who viii undertake the tut
Ton of Ia Boys in private family. 1t
Will DC required that he has a perfect
knowledge of the English language ond
the different Branches of Mathematics.
BENZ. DULANY.
Pa e
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ORPHANS Court

alexandria County, March Term, 1915.
ORDERED, That the Executor OF
Theodore Skinner deceased, do in
sert the following advertisements three
times week for four weeks ia the
Alexandria new papers
a Copy-lest
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
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mo. 1896
Just Received

FER sALE.BY
James Kennedy & Son,
7 A - Hz1NDSOME assortment ct Pa.
& IA per Hangings,
some very elegant Patterns with ap.
preps ate forderiIgs.
ALSO,
A variety Of Sea Charts, Mathcmatis.
Cal Ins ruments,
Scales and Diyiders, Mackay * Bou.
dit his Navigator,
Coast Pilot, Ship Masters Assistant
and an excellent double Tangent
Quadrant.
March e lw
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boarding House.
Al Il ). MARY YOUNG

anGo this method TO inform her
has :, friends and the public, that she
.on,s 'Nen a convenient house on the
f,;rr s'de OF Prince street, between
sir - Ak and Wa,cr streets, where she
sSateel hoartlers.
Marca ls.
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March 81
Public Sale.

ItblAS k1SilSs
virtue of decree of the Cir4s
.k9 cult Court foi the county Of A.
leXanuria, made in the suit instituted
III the said Court by the Executors Of
BcnjsiIin Shreve, decd against Isaac
Shrcve and others, will BE sold at
public auction on Monday the 18th
day Of April next at the Coffee House
in Alexandria,
One undivided fourth part
of d three story brick house, with the
appurtenances, situated at tie corner
OF Prince and Union Streets Posses
sion to be given on the 4th OF October
next.
ALSO,
One undivided fourth part
Of House ard Los On ST. Asaph's
Street., including Lot on Duke ST.
on which is stable In the occupation
of Eiv aro Stabler, subject to the life
cstate OF Su aaDah Hartshorne therein
ALSO,
/ Ono undivided fourth part
Of Lot or half Acre Of ground, being
part Of a square Of ground binding
On Duke, Patrick and Wolf Streets.
ALSO,
One fourth of 81 Shares of
Potomac Bank Stock. The whole of
this proper y will be sold subject to an
annuity OF US year during the life
o. Susannah HaGtshcrne.
The terms Of sale Will be one fourth
in Cash, and the balance in three equal
instruments of 4, 8 and IL months
The purchaser giving notes negotiable
in bank with approved endorsers for
the install and lien upon The
property sold to secure the payments.
Tho sale to take place at . o'clockS
Jas. Keith, Jr. csm,ys:
Iho's Swami,
Marct | dts
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10 Kent,

10 Nent,
THE Country Seat on Cameron
1 Hill, formerly the property of
John Richter, deceased. This tene-
meat is beautifully situated on a com
handing eminence, e from its health
mess and centigulty to the Town of
Alexandria, offers strong induce
ment to genteel family:
ALSO,
The House and Lot lately occupied
by DIR. Brooke, where variety OF
handsome Furniture may be bought.
Apply to
James c.. Deneale.
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Workmen TAINTED.

My1FTY AK men. and Fifty I.ahorers,
6 and good Waggoner that can
coW5e well recommended, will meet
with good encear agsment. Enquire OF
the subscriber at Fort Washington, or
at his residence 10 Alexandra.
ANDREW BARTLE.
March 81. st.
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Dec. s.
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EINDER the authority os the last
a Will and Testament of Michael
O'Meara, dec'd-W:ll be sold at auc-
lion on the premises, on the 9th day al
March next, all the real estate of tao
said Michael O'Meara, consisting of q
House and Lot
In the Town of Alexandria, on the North
side of Prince street and torthe West
ward Of Union street ; and two Lets OF
Land with the improvements thereon at
West-End, in the County OF Fairfax,
ore of the said lots containing about 90
Acres and the o,ber abovt 3 Acres
The terfne of ssle, one half cash and the
other half in s and months, to be Sc
cured by negotiable notes with appros
ed endorsers and deed OF trust upcn
,he propsr'y sold.
Thomas Whiis. Ea'ors.
Thomas Seam.
February : Is
N. II. The Snie to commerce for
The property in To70p at 10 o'clocf'.
and immediately after at FEST Fad.
g. The Sale of the above
property is postponed till the
list Monday in April next.
March 7 is
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Postponed Sale.

THE sale Of the late James Shehey's
property at West-End, will take place
on htbe premises on Wedneseay S9th oil
March at ~ O'Clock, without reserve.
March 81. ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22


that the French were within mile of Brussels, &
ter light troops alrea ly in the suburbs. On the
18th so earlv AS Ave in the afternoon, French
rnnawavs came TO the inn at Quatre Bras, who
had Aed from the field even at the time when c ar
ounstances appearei very favourable to them
The idea ofbeing cut off operates very s,rongl,
upon men should II get possession of the mass
then all orders IS lost. & the army destroys itself
Hence may be explained the great defeat OF
the French on he 18th. In Genappe there was
nothing but pel nell confusion, and they suffered
themselves to be cut down like cattle In Genap.
Peeght hundred lay on the spot. Gen. Duhesme
who commended the rear guard, was cut down
bya Brunswick hussar, at the gaze of an inn
The D,ike feM yesterday, and thou shalt also
bite the dust;" So saving the black hussar cut
him down. The fury of the Brunswckers no lon-
ger knew any bounds
yelling tons army consisted chiefly of young
regiments. What supported them was the con.
hdence which they had in the talents of their
General.
The Belgians and Dutch by the common VIC
tory which they participated, have been pretty
well amalgamated and fratern,zed Besides the
nation feels itself honoured by its brave prince
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22

an Of Captain Forget de Bart The work was
'pened this day with grand fete. and the place
'amep Fort Miolis. under y triple salyo, and
White Tag displayed.
.Hcstsebery, Sept. 10.
The Russian uSase which has prohibited the
Importation of manufactures of wool, cotton, a1;
TX INTO that country, the actual relations be
ween Saxony and France, and the scarcity Of
money IN GERMANY generally, have al contr but
I'd TO the rum of the internal commerce in those
Countries. which the English have inundated
Nth their merchandise, and they are at the same
'me using every artlfce to seduce away our nu-
nerous artlficers
Messrs Thibadeau, father and son, have ia.
Ken up their residence at Lntz, in Austria, Yin.
der surveillance OF the Austrian government.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22

swer that the Prince Regent of Brazil shall
make to Marshal Beresford, relative to the
conduct Of that Regency, who refused the
assistance of Portuguese troops against
8uonaparte.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22
Afent1 September %.

To complete the system of defence OF this CIT
seVersl new works nave been commeUced anIoh,
Others new fort ON Tie Isle Chsmsere. In,
plan IS by major VanIsot Of the engneers, ano
The w0sk has been conducted under the direct.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22
Strasbnrg, Sebtember lo.

The Austrian army continues rs uIOyemen
The columns under prince IlOhenzOllein TAI
Their roJte 30 as To pass the Rhine at Fort Louis
Those which march by Schlestadt pass tp
Rhine al the SchOnau.
The troops Of Baden have Quilted our neigl,
bOrhoOd TO enter IN o winter csntOnments in tll
emtOns OF Sayerne and W,ssembOurg. The
head quarters VIII be at Brumach.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22

If we are to credit the news from
Frankfort arrlyeuto Gay by the Holland
,uall, the Turks have assembled an army
u 2UO,OU0 men. a war IS expected be-
tween the Porte aud ltussIa, anu the Rus
sian General Wittsgensteln has received
riders TO 80 immediately with his army TO
ne Russian frontiers on the side OF 1ur-
Aey. Austria has likewise taken precau-
.onary measures on her eastern frontiers.
Letters tom Paris announce that serl-
Us differences have arisen between tire
qua Is of Madeira aud lisbon, and it is
opposed that England will not lneddle il
as quarrel. At all events, England VII.
lot interest herself in favour oil the last o.
Suese two powers, before knowing tbs an
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22

The question Of indemnify winch England dc.
mands iof the efforts winch she made IN The war
Of Spain, has terminated, after long d,scussion'
BY the eession Of The t~o Flordss, cast and sesf.
But this tongue of land mas NO real value Al lie
moment, It offers only sandy deserts and unbesI-
thy coasts There must bc csies built there
and bar5onrs cousuuc ed but even all tins viii
give no Importance TO a sing ine Of coast. VIII Ie
the country situated bebnd those coasts shall not
be put ~ cultivation and become productive.-
moreover, this country belongs 10 the u States,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-01

Extract from the lOg-book 81 The brig
Tires Sisters, capt. Allen, from bris,
tai. n. "a Cuba.
Sept a6, D Gale commenced With con.
,idefabI iOIence, got the BRIG as snug
4 Boz sible On tie eth, the gale in.
ereSsed from ,E p lat. Sc, long. 70. a.
s 3. M. lying To, but found from the Vio;
!enee Of the Sind and the sea- that she
would upset, We endeavOrsr to get her
Sefore the Wind but could not, the fore
top-inast stay parted, and the stay-sail
blew away 1T 4 /. Al. she upset. and lay
Nth Der niasts in the water, all hands
succeeded ia getting on her weather slde,
md cut away her lanyards, &c: both
slasts went By the board, and fortunately
ia d few miuutes she Tighted, when all
hands fegained the deck, and turned too
to clear fheswfeck and sound tie pumps !
ID about two hours we pumped her oas.-
ut p. 81 a heavy sea running, shipped
one on our Iarboard bow, which stove IN
tie bulwarks, and did other damage.
2Sth, little more moderate, commenced
s;iigsing jury nasts, and stnesl To The vest
ward. saw A ship under jury masts the
Edward from New York bound to Jerks
Island. she got dismasted on the 10th.
oct. 8, sawfwo slips but could not speak
Them. 10th. saw q brig which we tried
to speak, but they were and stood away,
sI2tJ., spoke the brig Abigail, Of Boston,
rom PHILADELPHIA, bound to Charleston,
iWho furnished Us with a hawser, 18th,
poke snip Gharlottes from Charleston
a,and to Rhode Island, got a supply Of
sails and spars fron. her, and the next
LAY we were to@sd b. a Pilot Boat over
Savannah Bar.
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Fro.n the New.york Evening Post, cc
tober %.
Iagsnioas Viilainy.

Inst evening between z and 8 O'Clock
tie inhabitauts residing at tie lower eng
of sGfeenWich street, were alarmed with
the cry Of stop thief! stop thief This
;mmetl;afe!y drew int9 tbe street a great
.npn5pr IL nep. and boys, running la all
directipnv. After the alarm sabsideti-
IT appearad that a couple Of long whis'
kvsed. GeIl dressed sharpfrs had been
caught ii tile act Of fobbing the money
drawerof a Gtocery store near the hat
terry. One Of the felIows stepped into
fhe store. am! lie other remained at the
door, who asked FOR sOnfe liquor. NSillie
the Groserss back was turned drawing
The liauaf, the fellow who entered silly
Fthfpst slender piece Of whale bnne,
ABOUT foot long through a small hole
tii,at hid been made in the counter "a
DROP hifls Though into Tie money draw
eF, and By twisting it around the eha
l,axipe been dIiiBped in tar or something 81
The same nature, he fisbeslup q couple o.
Bank Bills. hut the Grocer happening
to turn around rather too quick caugla
him in the act and seized him by the cot
lar. Al scaIlle ensued and the grocer
fialing he was ike to be ovefpoWered
cried out sto5 thief. Upon which the
villain gave BIN a knock down blow, &
took to his heels with his accomplice.
t'phey both MP Greenwich street, cry
ing Sion Ii ief stpp thief /! as loIti as
tkey could bawl, and thus ruade their
escape. In tie scellie the fellow lost his
That & the whale bone TO which was stick
my when picked up two bank bills. The
same trick has no doubt been practised
before, and when the money was isilssed
| the clerks have been censured.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-01

Arrived schr. Industry, Eason, st. ia.
90 de Cuba. 90 days. Sailed in compa.
nv with Indian Chief, Ellis, Of Baltimore,
for ST. Domingo, Left brig Lahgdon
|Eheves oftbis port, time Of sailing uncer.
tain ships Portsmouth and Susquehan-
nah. Of baltimore ditto brig Orscn,
Barton, foe Savannah, in few days
| shin GREYHOUND, of Connecticut las1
from ST. Thomas, and several others be-
fore reported. Capt. Eason VI a P a.
Kineston, (Jam. and left il goth ult.
p0 late arrivals there from this p0rt,--
Markets at ST. Jago very low for Anne
Irican. and very high for Colonial produce
S6a, Rice A !, Sugars ! 2 l2}
I Egas experienced constant head winds
and gales.