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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-15
NEW YORK Nay 4
ARRIVED Last EVhnlNl,


Private armed brig :ourge, Charlie w Woos-
ter com ander from crufr, laft from L'Or,eps
in 29 days she failed from Newport on ths =
of January lali for IS days after getting to =.
experienced tremendous gaze of wind o. ,he Cd
of February, 10 lar 81 90 " long 40 90 ~ Il
came on 70 blow in sannev fsldom w,tref7ed 10
the odea marine o. Every preeau .ou was aken
by the officers and crew 20 endeavour if ooffis!e
TO furvive the gale The brig was three r.mes
knocked upon her heam ends with listIe hore- as
her riehting whea number Of her g.os weye
thrown overheard. and decks cleared of every
fare article. The gale Continued fortv h,urs.
On the 9th of March fhe pu INTO l. Orien, where
her damages were repaired which Dor, he iet ~,
the 4th of April. and has arrived here 10 40 Avs
pahsge The James Monroe had arr Dor.
desux after cruife of tx weeks had man. ed Q
prizes and ordered hem for the Unred State.oaa
of which was IN L Otient. The fshr Calvofo
Cap Wet Of Philadelphia left L'O. :ent RI rhr
/ 3oth Of March for Liverpool The Deca n w.s
20 leave Naptz on The 3osh of March for Pb, ADJ.
phia. She was only wal ing for a favon,ah,e
wind The Boxer. Capt Glask was taking i,
freight at NaHtz for New-York The Rr,,n ~
pers give an account of the capture of The prysIe
armed tshoouer Leo of Bolton, commanded v !.
II Hughes, Efq ihe was captured on sfh of NH
by an Engih "a Left a, L Orient to is,, 81 r,.,r,
or three days for New York the americas rshs
Benjamin, owned by Mr.. Hofea, whe come -,
IN her, Sailed from l. Orient in comcanv Nh
Portuguese hoop of war bound 10 tre 3raz,ls
Having on board the Runisn and French $50
de aftaires who 60 to Brazils in Their Official
pacilies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-15

that AlQiers has ever had. He is in the
iixth year Of his reign, and owes this
long duration to MS extreme vigilance
and cruelty. His government is made up
of injulice, violence and defpotifm.
There IS. indeed, a Regency in Algiers,
competed of fcvrral miniifers, and Di
van Of old Agas. but thefe bodies are fub-
lervient to the will of the tyrant, or are
despifed by him. Whenever he fhcws
himfelf to the public, numerous guards
furround him on every Eide, and the peo-
pie not daring TO look the monitor in the
face, fall proitrate on the ground and ex-
claim Salamalec, as he pafes This fell
low boats that his Kingdom is cave OF
robbers. He once complained thar the
Englllh had taken fmall vcfIsl belong
ing TO him: on this occaGon he obferved
to them, s. i. is wrong to do 70 if we do
it, il is becaufe we arr robbers, and am
at the head of them" 1t is quite an {
nigma that with 10 fnall naval force as
thefe fcoundrels have, aud 70 i'll managed
as thete corfalrss are, they mould be the
terror of the feas, and the deiolation OF
the neighborlng countries. While
Christian natIons are making long and
destructive wars againit each other, fol-
trivial objects often for mere rIvalfhir
and ambition, they allow theie lnhdels,
who are the perpetual eneasies Of the
civilized world, to trample on every RICH,
and the laws Of nations TO deitroy COM
q. cree !: 10 annihilate the mutual exchange
Of aehts deriving from the intercourse
of oae kingdom with aao,her TO give
war an atrocions aspect and they luffer
that the inhabitants OF civilized Europe
fhould become the 1aves of Mahometan
and barbarian Oh, ihame her who i:
Queen of the Seas Europe expects from
Erglsnd fecuriry of navigation, AID Eng
land owes it TO her high character to OBJ
tam it. We lhall never ceale 70 call "a
loud for war for war of determination
againa the African monleers, againit the
ferocious tyrants Of Barbary."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-15
NOTICR

~, NV - Ubssf Ps,s!asd E9s, 8, 1915
Aa'iiors Of the town OF Portland, hereby
gs po'iee to the inhabitants and other per
q. "s0e 70 gay Taxes in faid town. sha, they
s, In sna 10 their room in he United Marine and
% y Office. on the 2ad, Esd, and 24tt
~. ms month, and ne longer, to receive th.
u ,k. a y aneir Real efare according TO law
Ae hereby requelied TO bring in true
/, ~ nus OF their polls and the julf value oI
a, ss.. -'nclud'ng in its Description. propri
ids.as'' -and eaaies in trua. which they were
Pohshsd Of. on the FRI day of May
~ s'' osn right or the right of others. in
III "nsoian,s are requefled 10 notice that tLe
ID 49, eoeouie contains all the taxable articles
Pah n 'eIve them as form:
e2v,,S. NUMBER from 10 years old and2
- ;se.a The lua value under their2
. a!.'.a 4 i io'f's'i' more than they pay}
~ soet. held in any bank ,
4uop., ~ Of al! kinds, the lufi value
ns,st.s tue value of goods, wares and
II r.asnda.s itock in tpade. vefr.l. Of
kone !. - 'neiF appurtenarces, at
sits IA s'a' pad for or not paid for
kfue issue their JUL value
saplosm.a,p 0neinon, faculty. trade orr
@-It.su' gained by land or Tea
laded u i ~0ove advertisement be not properly
uppl1In, :. &C nnsAors expect TO hear no NOR.
y ludpn...'ef the Tax Bills are iliued for want
Ssa' 70 booming their eifatea
PETER w ARE
JAMES NEAL (AGefTorr
DANIEL COBB
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-15
|cp0CKERY WARE STORE.
3. c.. ATWOOD,

~. u Rvsv. M;ddis J6ssss,
~ .sc,,y;nc complete sfonmens of
: 800 C,of end Lrorkeyy Ware.
/ { .,oerzl afortmsnt Of Looking Glafes,
" snd retail
,I,nd, May s 1918 II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-15
70 tie P0bhc OF Laroe

Y TIC 4 LtOESc az LlTpP.
ne subscriber informs you that his son
henianisn Noyes, member of Y le COLLEGE,
came from New-Haven TO Samuel p. Snrr.
woods Esq.of Saugatuck, in Fairfield. Conn
on Saturday evening the 2lst inst. in the
stage-that he retired 10 bed between n;,a
and ten o'clock !; but in the morning /, was
found that he had gone off through tba
window This chamber, leaving a deem In.
denied track of his feet il the turfby hmm
ing from the piazza. He has Dot since her,
heard OF. A noise was heard by one =, ~.
family about o'clock in the mo,n,nor
which It IS since supposed vas mad b,s
him in the act of absorbing
lie had been exercised with rslioions
dependency for several weeAs, though n
view OF others, an ornament to the Cb,;es
tan profession, In the evening he ,vas
uneommonly gloomy but answered ONES
tons nationally His hat and sur,out beino.
below he went Oft without them. He
young man of l9 years Of age, tall and slim.
Of fair complexion, lieh'ish hair, and ewes
! blush cast he bad on black COT.
striped light vest, light pantaloons. ana
shoes.
And now, my GeIlow-men, earnestly re-
guest you to compassionate my case, and
diligently search Tor my unhappy son, thar.
II IN the land of the living, he may be re-
stored to his parents and his friends and
il Providence should b ing him IN YOUR wav.
deal gently and kindly with the young man.
md take him into your watchful ket n;ns
ill his friends can be notified and com. to
his relief, and all reasonable expences in
Cured for his comfort and protection shall
DC duly paid and discharged.
JOHN MOVES.
Weston Conn ApiiI 25th, 1915,
CHARLESTON, APRIL "a.
IMPOk FAINT.
The following Ina lortant informatio6
to merchants and others, was handed rs
for publication
Extrad gfa letter fran Hauanna, dated
Apr1l8
The Governor of this lfland has
received an order from Ferdinand VII.
to prohibit the entrance into Hayanna
OF all itrange Perfons and foreign vefIels
whatever"
The writer of the above letter obferves.
that neceili'y will compel them to fuffer
partial importations of proviGons, but
fays that the difficulty. danger and exs
penie to which perfons embarkipg in the
buGnefs will be liable, will be cure nre.
yentive againf any attempt.
The Corn MODS in London have acted
as nationally as MODS ufualy do. One
Member of Parliament had his haufe and
his Perfon almoa torn 10 pieces, as hay-
ing voted for the Bill !; bur this was =
myfake, as it turned out he voted aeaiaf
1T
The obnoxious Corn Law was pai1ed
by the Britiih HOMIE of Lords-I2S tor
Vlenna, Jan. l4.-Sir 5 Smith has nre.
sented to the Congress detailed plan for
the destruction of the Barbary States. He
has shewns in ari elegant memorial full of
strong argumeliss how disgraccful it Is for
the Christian powers to tolerate any longer
the robberies and pigscies which are extrci.
sed even upon the ocean. 1t is affirmed
that the views of che Efglish Admiral are
highly approve OF, and the Emperor Alex
ander appears 70 support them sIroagly.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-15
SOLOMON BOYCE,
las juA received = new fupply Of

a american Manufactured Goods,
mous which are plaidea and ftriped GINCHA1S
Yna Checks Bsdticking denim Diapers, Naukin
kfaad ali blue Goth, shirting Shee'ing. Shaker
hiring. &c Single YakN for warp and fiji
IS white and bue gseen warp, red do coppera'
= s'hfead whue facking Yarn. 2thread white
- caofed do leSing Cotton of all coIors that
ergncraliy uied-alfo a few haadfome SH Avis
g kc-Ihete goods being from one of the old
md bta eItabhihed Factories in America. are
aa Of equal quality TO any made in this coun-
" Aopkeepers and Others can be fuppli ed On
}od terms ALSO
'sa 'ecsived large fupply of morocco and ieath
ashofS among which are womens' morocco
rs appsrs, ties, Sandals MiGss ditto
sad'eds ditto mens' morocco pumps, leather
g. soneas iealher boosee,-do one and two tie.
- woe taps-mfles do. childrens' leather
n''ssh boys thick aid thin fhoes-nens do-al
w'nens cheap hoes &c.
A'iae above goods are for faie at the Lowell
ga prices
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-15

ia 81 18th May, the DWELLING
IN .ow occupied by the Subicriber if
:'....lv fold Il private fale--it is very con-
"a h.a GOOD Garden and fruit treeslon
ROBERT CROSS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-15
BOOTS & SHOES
@A's 100 culiaAaers rnd wsrrented good.

nio--For Sale,
49,. { - q LAND VIII Dwelling Houfe, &c
''s's'a, pestan.'y fsuatet on Back erect. cal
@>'sd ior W. families o. ore
fo'lzld 4sh month 10. ow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-04
Patent Bark Nais

ESHE Subscriber offers fer sale, 70
Bpy's aad Gdies PATENT M
PROVED BAl>K MILLS, Which are
considered Superior to any otter KIND
ever before oiSefed to the public, as they
grind much faster and OF rate easier
fhaa the old kind OF iron mills. Those
Mills can be had hv appyisg to Iatbot,
nilsson and 20. AleSandria; William
Jenkins. w ater.street, Baltimore; How
ell.aad SOFAS. [ hesnut-street. No. lO7,
PHILADELPHIA; aud Phillip Albright. Ian
easter. Pennsylvania.
N. B. Whereas certain persons have
beea dispesins Of the ABOVE named right,
without the knowledge or consent OF Lu-
Their Gale TIE lawful proprietor: This IS
therefore to forbid all persons purchasing
said Mills of any person or persons un-
less legally authorised by Luther Gale,
as all violations of the same will be pro-
ceeded against according TO an act OF
Congress in such case aade &provided.
JARVIS " ebster,
Agent for Latter t5ate.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-04
Several aluable Slaves,
New publications,
JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
For sale by JAMES KENNEDY ana
SON,
THE Lord of the Isles
Frank, on early Lessons for Youth -
BY Miss Edgeworth
Holidays at Home
The Annals of the Poor-comprisins
the Dairyman's Daus, hter, with coLs'de-
rable additions. the Negro Servant and
the Young Cottager
BonaFarte's Campaign in E"ssia-by
Porter
kollock's Sermons
Bishop White's Lectures and Disserta-
TONS on the Church Catechism
Hisand's History of England, 9 vols.
Az account of the Distresses in Ger
many
Letters relative to a Tour on the Con-
|tinent, undertaken at the request Of the
cUle Society
The Martyrs, or Triumph of the Chris
titan Relis ion-by Chateauoliaud.
July l. eott
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-04
Al a meeting OF the Mem

AT a lneeting OF the Mem
GERS of tie Board Of iealth, at the coun-
I'll chamber in Alexandria, June Gath,
1876
The Board proceeded to ballot for a
resident and Secretary, when George
! euet ie was duly eoted President, aLd
se.i.n.;n c. .Gshton, Secretary.
On ba;loting for a physician, Doctor
emmes was drly elected.
James hafris was appointed messen-
str.
0rdercd, That the members Of Ills
board undertake to scrutiniZe tie yaro S
rarts of the town for the discovery OF
qgiseaces, according to the fol owing ar
.angement, viz. o
John Richards, north of king-street,
between Pitt-stleet and tie river.
George DeneaIe. north OF klIg, be-
tween Pitt and Altsed-streets.
John Mckinney, north Of King, be-
tween Alfred and West-streets.
George Coleman, south of King and
north OF Duke-streets, between fltt-
street aud tie river.
William Fewle, south of King &north
Of Duke-street, between Fit and Alfred
streets.
John Roberts, south of King and north
|af Duke-streets, between Alfred and
West; treets.
Alexander M'Kenzie, south of Duke
street, between Pitt-street and tie II
yer.
John Johnston, south Of ke-street.
between rltt and Alfred ftcets.
thomas Lawrason, south Of Duke, be-
tween Alfred and West-stle,ts.
An extract from the minutes,
Ieste.
BENZ. G. ASHTON, sec'y.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-04
Notice.

Gotten, ! cas-, &c.
NE haze on hand & gfsr far sale,
SO bales Virginia Cotton, of very
superior quality.
S. Whole and half chests first chop
Gunpowder and Y. Tyson Tea.
so barrels MuscoNado Sugars.
10000 pounds green & white Coffee.
6 bids. Jamaica s Antigua Rum.
6 ditto and so barrels second ana
third proof old Wlishey, lit Tor
family use.
reneriife and Port Wine, very fine.
40 reams Wrapping PAPER.
so half boxes fist quality Cigars.
Is bass Pepper.
40 kegs CoTeras.
5 tierces new Rice.
90 dozen best london Mustard.
so boxes Mould Candles.
50 ditto English Fig Blue.
With a genera! assortment of Croce-
ries as usual.
BRYAN HAMPsoN SEQ
illy 25. t
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Very Y valuable heal Estate
7 ia Z S i BSC RIB Z Z
OTFE2S FOR SALE.
A bout Six Hundred Acres

- Il Il
~ "oo' A i>'' ~ ~
the Western dlvlslon) OF his Shannon
t. at beng s"onsst the best Land
C &c -, VI .
o|,,s.,,., = w ,na n.a "a
-,nsS,', Sn,,n,r AMI s,re.m IF water,
,'r, an4 oo,d We'll of water
- =, 't,ep "a :, ~ - nd comfortab;e
F.r,o II .ass,, Shop, SC.
There - q tract in the sa me
'ro Ia. - -. p,ar sh.r.n-
~ rs .,h%n 9os ACRES. co,,nre-
endjn a D,,tiru,y, supplied over
cad With ne, err failing and abundant
steam ct i.'nes,on. Water lose TO the
,p ing snd having 'n'y about - aces
i cleared Ls"d, PIT OF "hlch Is tich
River Bottom, with the necessary bulit
ns' lying on the pnblIc Fad leading
@cross the Z, K Gap and fe'ry' YER
. 'n'enient t. several M!iis' ana 8h
"ndant supply II gram.
nesT t"p FACTS VIII DC 500 SuoJec'
20 mortgage gwen lew years ago oE
me- on ""'eh / .SPvo a decree la' ny
f ', 'na ,he .nr dpc-s.y about 5000
y it,rs reon,re me ,,rompt ray
eat &c half the nurchase mon.y; #
h;ch nrnr :, lave T. iutefes, n t.,
,uycb,ser,s ,,nd> enoaob to sanity the
lid nnn,,os,e ana u,,; -cei,e ire res,
F., three ro,,d a,rpa, ,nslaincnts. Sc.
.,r.a ,nelra
A., 49, 60 :lo &C obo,,4
nov ''i' ~ '''ii''o w. '
96 hI RES o !, lAND ! + a.! mug ng tn, ,ns
,y..,,rn .id,. fine Rirrr snensnd al,
,I.;d cn,,,v e |. Nc,.,r. which
rrn,er,, o'ns, Ecn, lie scarcilv Of
round ., tba, mace (Which inc eases
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-04

CORNER OF KING AND ST. AsAfH
STREETS,
HAVE F02 SALE
90 barrels coed Whiske,y,
10000 lbs, GOOD Coffee, pat very supe-
l.ior green,
500 loaves refined Sugar,
6 chests. and
- boxes Imperial, Hyson & Young
Hysaa Teas, of the latest in',
por,ations and selected Of good
quality, ~.
so ha sdsame Lacquered Iaddies
Young Hyson do. 2 S-4 to Il
each. PIT m particularly torthe
convenience Of families,
1oh,ye, Souch5ng d.. good quality,
q 9ipes Sweet Wine,
s panc, e,as good antigua Rum,
,ipe pure Holland Gia,
9 ceroons best Flotant indigo,
40 smaii boxes white Soap,
toa assorted Patent Shot, best
Brandywine Gunpoader, Masco1 ado ~,
saes. Suices and Dyes. with -enerai
assortment of other GROCERIES, on h.
beral terms for cash; and to punctual
customers.
june q. 2aWSts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-04
George S. Hough,

IN addition 10 his assortneat by the
sloop Venus, has Just received by the
Unity, { at. Hand,
& large and general supply Of
SEASON ABLE GOODS.
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T. w. Peyton and Co.

raer g and Columbas-streets,
hire inst receired and etpr for Sale,
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Union Bank, Alexandria,

Union Bank, Alexandria,
29th June. 1916.
THE STOCKHOLDERS in this instl-
luton, who have paid UP the several IT,
4talments called for, may receive on ap-
5lication at the Bank on or after Mal-
lay next, twenty cents per share, as
a diyident of profits for the last 6 months
By order of the Board,
CHS. L. CHAPMAN, Cash'r.
June 50. wv
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E. CHINA
HAS JUST aEIE lNED


An assortment of FANCY SOAP, for
sale by TIE box or dozen. Also first glG-
Etg SYlnning Gotten: 40 boxes Tin
Plates, and 20 barrels Beef.
Aay -. s0St1aw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-04
DR.. Robert " Hd4aer,
Jssn'e e6.

IN FFE IS lis Professional Services to
Z ) the Inhabitants of AieSandria and
lis vicinity:' he may be consnited at his
Office on Kins-street. a few doors ABOVE
the Indian Queen Tavern,
IT,, ,y, eeow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-04

M. . Q, LAND IN tReSWes,.,.
Country and several thousand Te,A
the State Of Pennsylvania, which 7
sell but dc not now olfer-nc, t "0tIa
yet obtained the final conveyance "aS'hs
same, under existing contract, lie
[ offer TO the attention of No.,
Men Of discernmeHt. "'a
A VERY VALUABIp
IRON ESTATE.
On the rivers Shenandoah md
lomsc, in the counties Of Jegyrxn, .,
Loudoun for the working Of rbict 1'q
wish to form small but able Conr' /
on permanent principle. /; deenirgr 1 ~
present moment to be peculiarly ay ,.'
bale for its operations.
The Seats fol such Works have boz,
viewed by practical men & proBoprs.a
good-the ore bank. are conyensrIl
.ituated aud the orc abundant, .. -
raised, and rich; yelling iron Of w.,
superior quality, as appears from the les
itimony 1t those who have made End
wrought it;--there ere several fay, rabIs
scites;-tfe command fwatcr is ., wer
| fuI;-snd the wood on twenty thtu,nd
acres of land Gall of one uac:N is sbnn
dant and cohyenienr.-There ave few i
any such Iron estates in America; and
his is peculiarly favorable in situation
TO the sea, Of government, where vn.
Ipiy Of Iron of the best quality is slpas
demand, and where it must be hiph.
'iy important to have it free from The
chances of Wsr.>
The proposed works will be happily
situated for the supply Of a wealthy srd
lp1pulous farming country, needing SUCH
supply A constitution tor OF Iron
Company hath been digested urder tie
inspection Of the most experience on
| masters, with a special vl,w O. Get
tainty in the necessary funds, pe,na
ncnce of operation, aid safely to each
individual Stakeholder and offer
thereby, strong inducements 10 those
inclined to engage in such Company;
putting the property, with Ill its adyan-
ltages, at les, to the Company (of which
/ wish to be one) than what it would
actually sell for, in farm and ood lots
] know of no men, of common pru,
dence, tha, have Jailed to amass fortunes
BY this business, here the ore has been
plcnrirl and good, and the wood sbuR.
dant--w 10 have adopted the improved
mode " hich was fist practised iuPun
Irauia, by Mr.. Roberl CHE oaD who
coming "a stranger into the county, &
commencing with nothing but hs ST.
pe,ior sagaci'y and ACTIVITY, made by
hat business a princely fortune IN lew
years; and is now the largest owner Ct
Gron-~Urks in America!
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing any ct
his property, or of engaging in the |.
,nn concern will be pleased 10 apply 10
9e subscriber in this place-0rto Maj
Wn,. Hickman, near Charleston JET
fersou Courtv-or to Mr.. Abicl Jcnner'
near Waterford in Toudoun County;
ard il by ic',er to pay postage.
FerdinandO Fairfax.
IL.
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FL eur cUfto Scfec'tse oHPPcys "
SEASON ABLE GOODS.
Principal, Farcy Articles, selected witt
care. and OIL the best terms, which he
viii sci as low as possible:
S AMeNG WHIcH ARE
JACCNFT Camhrics and Muslins
Corded and Stirred DO.
Saserine Cambria Ginghams,
Corded Gaabrics. colored,
Cotton Levantihes,
White Jeans,
Dimities,
White add Green Cyprus cause,
White and Black Italian Grape,
Book Muslins AID llenos,
Sufer6ne LoGg Cloths,
Black Bomba2ene,
Do. Mantua & Leyantine,
An elegant assortment suPertlne me
London Cloths,
StockiEets,
Wonens, Mems and Childrens' Cot
ton Hose, 80
Black silk Shawls and Handkerchieis,
SILK Umbrellas and Parasois,
Long Lawn,
"A Table 0iaper,
LADIES' long aud short Kid Gloves,
Boot Wedding aud Cord.
Germaa iicklenburg. &c. &c.
June IS.
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Advert scmcnt.

Advertisement.
IN Tuesday fFe 9Th of August next,
:, j niil be sold to the highest bidder
NJ geady cash, at the Tavern Of VII
LAM GooD1xe, Of Fairfax county, Oh
re Little RIVER Turnpike hoad, near
Accotink Bridge,
Several Valuable Slaves,
Consisting of Men, Women AID Chill
dren, belonging TO the Estate of Colonel
WILLIAM PAYNE, deceased.
NfIZABEi Il PAYNE,
Adm'1.v. Of Nm. Payne, dec'd.
June so. cots.
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Isaac Robbins,
Has jast receired By Capt. Hand from
Philadelphia, an assortment Of
Seasonable Goods,
amon@st ,ohich are

MUSLlNS, Cotton Checks
Cambria White, red * vel
laconett low Fian0eil
heno 1owells and Tow
Book = cling
Shifting and SIX Shawls & hand
|CoIored twiIled. kerchiefs'
Estapillars, ia sub Kisses Silk halfdo
stltute fof Lons 'ottnu flag do
Lawnl Imitation and da
Long Cloths gonal 5ha"ls
Striped Muils Elegantly painted
White Jeans and other Feather
Dimoty Fans
i}iaper cotton Hosiery
SnDerhhe dressed s. sattiu, iutestring,
prints and Velvet Rib
aliC0es bons
Company Bengal Ferret, salloon tase-
3eersuckers Pins
Ginghams 5uttons, six and
Grander:eil TWIST,
,iayseilies & othe, striped, Plaid and
Waiscoating CNambray Domes-
stockingeft tics, &c. &c.
All of which he will sell at small adj
-ance, from cost.--DMnestic Cloths par
ticuiary he ffers by wholesale remark
ably low. 4 few thousand weight OF
Coffee BY the barrel.
June 20. d5teodow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-04
STOLEN,

M - - ~ -
On Friday last, from the Store OF the
Subscribers, about 2 O'Clock,
I1co Pieces
English Patent Nankeens,
Containing 500 Yards.
- HOULD they be offered for sale to a.
~ ny one, they are requested to stop
them and give INFORMATION to the sub
scribers, who will give rewarl OF Ter
Dollars for the Goods, or TWENTY
DOLLARS for the Goods and thief.
Some black people who were in their
Store about that time, are suspected to
have taken them.
ROGERS & LEWIS.
July 8.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-25
For Sale,
A F. "A II M !,

Lying within two miles q { 9 Town
of AiexaBdria, known By the name Of
CLlSfi--aiso'a Farm c0ntsining about
SOC .cres, Tying wiz IN twelve miles
Of SAlexsnaria, The saias distance
from Ceorgstovn, near Fairfax gid
Court. hon sc--alss, asFrm cootalslnS
sss, within isur mil s4fsthe Occ>qaa
Mills, heHyily timse,cd The above
Farms Willis exchange for produce
or stock in either Of the Banks ot A.
lexandiia Fer terms apply to
James G.. Deneale.
hT I wish 10 stil THREE WAC.
CONS and IEAMS.
Feb. q. 4t.