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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-07

District i 6''9 ~ 6 T..
County Of alss;:t,el;ss. !,
NOV. TAHA1. is14. s
Thomas Woodaaru .;,a
cooke, trading untler The frs s''s:
Woodward & Cooke-cvmflcines,,0 Of
AGAINST
Enos Ross ana Daniel Cawood =,
0aniei NJ can, TIC two latter t,. s@a
ladcr t'.c fra of Daniel Cswooa
;ompany-Djeadants. S0l
IN LHANCEPY.
The defendant Enos Ross, to,1.
ing entered lis appearance and .;S. s'
'se@u i;y according 10 the Statute p. V
Rhe rules of this Court, and it ,n,s s'a
iag 10 the satisfaction cfthe lou r,l ,'
On affidavit, thst the said deteu,iap,
E.aos Ross is not IN inhatilaat Of ~.
hi trist:-On motion Of the said cs A
plainanis by their counsel, i. i. ,rter l',
that III rsis deicld ut EYos Rtxs :.
pear here on The FIRST d4y Of Ar,
Fcrm next and enter lis appeqr r pa'
10 this suit md give security lor ,er
forming the decfSes Of the Ccur ,"l
that the other dei&Ddanca Daa;el e.
wood * Company do bot psy ag,s
convey or secrcle the debts BY tser'
owing to or the estate or eN.,,, =
their hands, belonging to tie s,is Al
sat defendant Enos Ross. until II.
further order or decree Of this cmr,.
AMI that copy OF This order be fouu,b
published for two months success;yely
in one Of the purl;c newspaper, NM
iished in this county, and that anctEe,
copy be posted al the front door Of tia
Court House OF the said county.
A Copy-Test.
G. Deneale, c. c.
FebrNcrv II lapsn
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Stone-Ware MaalJactory.

TIME Subscriber respectfully inform
his customers that he has large
assortment of STON E. WARE on hand
which he will sell low for cash 70 on a
short credit Country meachants Can
be supslied at the shortest notice.
John b. Szoann.
February bs 6!
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Orphans' Court,

.aleas sdria Couat,I, jap. 1ermiSi5.
ORDERED, That the executors Of
hf;chaei O'liieara, deceased. do insert
the following advertisement three tines
week foreight weeks IN the Aiexan-
dria newspapers.
A Copy-Test,
a. Moore, Reg. WiNs.
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The Dar1lask Lip Salve.
ReStopats We. Powder foTtie
Teeth and Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts
md strengthens the gums, preserves
sae enamel from decay, and cleansss
and whitens the teeth, by absorbing al
lie acrimonious slime and loulness'
yhich, suffered TO accumulate. never
eails to iniur. and finally ruin them.
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, Jan Term, 1915
ORDERED, That the Execstrix OF
Nicholas F1tzhugh decd, do insert the
following advertisement three times
week for eight weeks in the Aiexan'
dria newspapers.
A CoPy-Test.
"A "A. Moore. Reg. Wills.
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Shoe Store.
MARY A.EN HdRPER.

VI EGS leave to inform thepuOlic tia,
IL she has taken tho Shoe S.ore.
lately occupied Ivy Mr.. Samuel Wheel.
err, next door to Mr.. VIM. Harper If.
apo hecary's Shof-Wlereshe inlen5s
to keep a general and good assert.
ment of SACES, of the newest fash.
ion; and solicits the custom Of her
trends and the public in general.
Narch q 81
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Hamilton's E lixir.

Celebrated fort cure Of Colds, OBJ
stinatc Coughs, Asthmas, and APP
preaching Consump tons, and certain
remedy for the HOPPING COUGH.
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ITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment for the
Itch.

Warranted an inlailib!e remedy at
one application, may be used with
perfect safety on ntants week cid,
rot containing particle of mercury or
any dangerous ingredient whatever,
and not accompanied with that tor
menting smart which attends the ,ap.
plication Of other remedies.
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October s.
OrphQnes Court

Alerandria County, Feb. Term, 1915.
dhRDERED That the Executrlx OF
q Geo. Chairman decd do insert the
following advertisements three times a
week for 4 weeks in the Alexandria
Newspapers.
A Copy-Test,
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Hahn's true and Genuine
German ron Plaster.

~ At the place of sale, Pam.
ohlcts may be had gratis, describing
cures performed by the above Medi-.
c;nes the number, Importance and
responsibility of which, fully justify
every article ofthc advertisement.
HANNAH LEE.
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Tooth Ache Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered
which gives Immediate and lasting re-
lief in the most severe instances.
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Ornhan's Court

N>,.nndyia County, Fec. Term, 10 ! %
s ORDERED. Thatthe administrators
,of JosEpu THoMas decd, do insert the
following advertisement three times q
week for 8 weeks in the Alexandra
Newspapers
A copy-Test,
A. MOORE, Register.
This is to give notice, That
the subscribers Of Alexandria County,
il, the District OF Columbia, have obtaln-
ed from the Orphans Court OF sad
County, letters Of administration on the
estate of JOSEPH Thomas late OF
the county aforesaid, deceased-Ail
person. having claims against the sad
deccdept, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof du-
" authenticated and passed by the Or-
phap's Court, to the subscribers, on nr
before the 9Th day of Aug. next, or they
may by law be excluded feon all bene-
fit to said estate, and all those indebted
thereto are required to make immedl-
ate payment.
Given under our hands this 9Th day
Feb IQls
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Hahn's Genuine Eye Wa

A sovereign remedy for all dis
cases of the eyes, whether the effect
of natural weakness or Of accident.
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Win. Weston,
John M'Cobb.
.Adm'rs Of Joseth Thomas decd.
Feb. I6 8w
ORPHANS COURT.

ORPHANS COUh i.
Aerandria County, FEB. Term, 1915.
ORDERED, that the Exccutrlx
Of WILLIAM REsD, deco. do insert
the following advertisement three times
a week for weeks in the Alexandra
newspapers.
A CopY-TEsT.
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice,
That the subscriber of Alexandria coun.
ty in the district of Columbia has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court OF sdd
County, letters Testamentary on the
estate of William Reed late of the
said County, dec'd.-All persons having
claims against the said decedent are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
duly authenticated and passed by the
Orphans Csurt, ON or before the 18Th
day Of Aug next, or they may by law
be excluded from all benefit to said
estate, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
Feb. 1915.
Catharine Reed,
Erecutrir Of VIM. Reed, decd.
Feb. rs 9y
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1ihS LIS W SiVC ASoIioC,
That the subscribers of Alexandria
County in the District of Columbia;
have obtained from the Orphans Court
aforesaid, letters of administration on
he estate Of VIM Newton, late of the
county aforesaid, deceased all persons
having claims against the said decedent
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the SUBJ
scribers duly authenticated & passed BY
the Orphans Court, on or before the
I'd day of July next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate /; and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this I'd day
OF January 1915.
Augnstine Es1cton.
Dauid Ricketts,.
Erecus Of Vim. Wewton.
January 5 A8p
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Orphans Court,

alexandria County, Dec. Term, 1914
ORDERED, That the Administra-
tors of Nm. .Newton deceased, do insert
the following advertisement three times
a week for weeks IN the Alexan-
dria newspapors-
A Copy-Tcst,
A sJnnDF D~osu
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Block & Pump Making.

= = el - .
THE Subscriber oess leave to IN
form his friends and the public In Sc
neral, that he hos returned u Alex
as,ria, and taken for the present us
Former Shop. at Mr. John Hunters
Ship Yard. where he is ready to exc.
cute all orders with punctuality and
dispatch--he has on hand an assort-
ment Of Blocks, tiandspikes, Hand
pumps, Log Reels, and expects in
few days materials for making every
article in his line
Colin Hunter.
Feb ss, st.
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Erecutrir Of VIM. Reed, decd.
Feb. l6 5y
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-28
.Ns,o York, November %.
FROM CADIZ.

Capt. Allen, of the Midas, informs
That the Dutch squadron was said to De
|af Leshorn. A. Algerine squadron, sald
10 consist Of 40 sail (including small yes
sels) we're reported to be at sea--thelr
object not known, supposed, to meet the
Dutch squadron. :.
Another expedition for South Amer
ca was spoken of; but would net proba :
bly po into effect before Jan. or Feb.
Two regiments were m their way from
Madrid, to Cadix, intended as part OF
the troops for South America. The
communication was open between Ma
|drid and Paris, but the mails were moi
regular. a.
Gen. BelIesteros had retired from the
office of minister of war.
Cant. Allen has favored US with the
Madrid Gazette of the 18th OF septem,
her.
The Waterloo subscription. at eui
--latest dates from London, amounted tt
upwards Of 100000 pounds sterling, ant
contributions CONTINUALLY receiving.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-28
Treaty of Commerce.

It was generally believed here that :, W.
Treaty Of commeree between srt ~. SI !.
ta;n and the United states, negoclafeo.
London and forwarded to our exccu ~.
for their appreciation, wanted 1o nl' l.1s
appreciation to be. complete. 1t W ea'
appear by the following paragraph l'u Wv
a British ministerial paper, that II has ,,D;'
vet boon signed on the part OF Grca az. ~
tain. Feaerdl c om.c
From the London Courier e Oct. V :,
at is time 10 awaken the dseame' ~ =
the Morning Chronicle respecting ;, %s
of Commerce with the ei ne
States. No treaty is signed. A los ;..
report in New York paper OF Af g:o;srt
tons being on foet has been suil, INV. n
ground for the Morning Chron'cl' .pd
eoniure UP disgrace to this country ;;1 1Ir
high compliments to American ol l;nr
macy.-1he Chronicle Is new anus. "y 3
us with whole columns mr. diem TO ee ,s,tt
tina, the British negociat ons al or" fl.
were not a match for such cleave, II.
lows as the American Commissioner
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oy. 8
Reported Tess Of the URiied Staiss'
brig Eperrief.


Captain Smith, Of the ship Eliza Bar
|kcf. arrived from Tufks-lslaDds i, this
|harbor, on Thursday evening lsst, which
|olace he left on the lst Inst. reports,
that a few hours previous to his leaving
Tmks-IsIand, lis agent came 90 board
and informed him. thai. by the arrival Of
an English vessel, intelligence had been
lust received Of he sinking ols - Ame-
rican brigyof war; which, ii true, must
have been L'lspervier. The circun-
stances related were, that the brig had
fallen in with an English seventy -four.
from which she was boarded. After The
boarding officer having engair'ed where
I.'EperYier was from, and being answer.
ed that she had been dispatched from the
Mediterranean BY Commodore Decatur
for the United States, he demanded leu
tenant Shubrick's commission which
mandate was answered by the liept.-
pointing to the American flag, {" that.
sir. is the commission / bear" The
English officer returned to his command
err and made bis report; upon which he,
was remamded to the American vessel. !;
with similar demand. TO this the FOR
mer.rejeinder was given; he we - to his
own ship, and Informed his captain. In
the mean time L'Epeivier made sail 4
which the English commander perceiy-
ing. fred gun at her; L'Eperyicr re-
turned it; when the English seventy
four opened her broadside uFon the brig
and sunk her. Captain Smith heard not
whether angot her crew were saved, nor
the time or latitude in which the attro-
cious transaction was perpetrated ; but
says the above report was commonly be-
lieyed at Turks-istahd.
We had formed our opinion that LIE
perVier perished in the severe gales of
last August. but captain Smiths report
is so circumsantial in some respects
that we are almost induced to give it
crcdence. Still, we suppose, had it been
founded on fact. the name Of the seven
ty-four and the time OF the herrid deed
coald noNmere escape the busy tongue of
rumor than lieutenant Shubrick's Ian
guage. Should, however, the fend-like
malice of an English captain have con
signed our gallant couutrymen, in the
hour of peace. to watry grave and sea-
wreck-winding-sheet, America has no
cause to blush at her children's deeds |;
for the sinking of L'Epervier is another
proof to those which had previously taken
place, that neither ssperinr force nor the
love Of life can induce our seamen to
submit to dishonor. Fame will inscribe
their names on the page of Immortality.
g There. sir, is the commission 1 bear,
will be the watch-word Of generations
vet TO come and reuse every free heart
and raise every hand now in our country
10 appease the names of Shubrick an''
his companions.
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7Ys rgasp srf /

When more than hall of sesterd. !.
Impression was worked on, yoas
friend communicated to US Tie s,ll,st,a
|pf a paragraphs, i, a letter received iro..
his mother, residing at ri, rs crs.is
near WILLIAMSBURG, stating tie reeea,
VI letter from his brother, q liSut &
The Guerrero in which lie .begs her 4
dismiss all apprehension as i, the safety
OF her son, midslaipman on on beard
the Wasp-for, that information bad
reached him Of her being g on t.e Cons,
|of brasil"
This information comes from sd nsts
raj, and SO respectable source, that
we, are disposed to attach some copS.
'dence to it, notwithstanding the ,tanx
reasons that exist for an opposite belief
We anxionsly hope to receive, in. a few
days, from the same quarter, sonethinp
more defnate ON this subject, which
justly ensrosses SO large a share of tfe
public solicitude--may It speedily arrive
and put to rest all apprehension as to her
safety. The result of our enquiry shah
ce laid before the public at the earliest
moment possible.
Norfolk fan. Beacon.
y = 81 ~ l.
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From the Boston Daily Adrertiser'
November 20.

From the Boston Daily Adrert'ser'
November 20.
There can hardly be imagined a
more striking contrast to the energy
and Dromptness displayed by our
squadron in the mediterranean, 10
depressing the insolence OF ire B 7 :.
barry powers, than that furnished .,
the conduct of The Dutch Meet
which consisted of five trigates ana
! hr;g. under the command OF Admi-
raj T'uliken. This squadron reached
the Mediterranean before the ARR
val of Com. Decatur. On hearing
that the Algerines we're in search
Of them, they took refuge 10 the
|spapish ports. where they remained
|unti. after the capture OF two Iser-
ines by our squadron. and The escape
|of the rest TO M4lta, when they
came ont and lay for some time
before Algiers. after the Algtr-
lines had made peace with this coun.
TRY, a siuglo corvette forced its way
Through the Dutch squadron. BE
fore the arrival OF Com. Bsinbsidge
lat Algiefs, Admiral Taliken had
taken hisdepartsre for home. hay
ling il was reported, purchased re.
lneHal5 Of the former treaty with
Holland, STIMULATING forthe paymeu'
! of Nh annual tFibntes at the expense
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Cd ha}s.
bales German Linens
3 do. broad Cloths
do. I0udon YestiDga
s do Yarn Hose and
so casks gun sipts
Received and for sale by
Griffith and BrGsvnts',
KS.r 70


VII. IsI III lIf MORO Il ~.
|E D EJ't5RN their thanks to the Gin.
b 7ens ef Alexandria and its yicini-
|fy. for the liberal encouragement since
hheif CONNIE cement IN business, and as.
Sure them that 20 exertions will be
wanting 10 sNeTit continuance OF the
same They hare employed a number Of
|arst rate Fofkmen, which will enable
Them 10 fulsiIl orders with more accuracy
aud pnnctaality than heretofore /; and
from long experience In the principal
|tDwns Of tie United State, they feel
confident, that for fashionsand durabili.
|ty. their work shall be exceeded by none.
They have good assortment of their
avn manufacture, together with a large
assortment of Northern make, which
renders their stock extensive, which
they vii. dispose or wholesale and retail
at the Baltimore prices. Country deal
+ers are particularly invited to call.
N. R-i'hose who have accounts
standing, are earnestly requested to
call and discharge the same, as it is
impossibleto d2ffay the expences ofsuch
an establishments without pnnctnal pay
aaent. 1t
Hctnhp. QN
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GERMAN GOODS.

Charles 4 Catlett
TVAS received per the ship Orion, dl !
rect from Hamburg, and oilers for
sale the following Goods, VIZ.
800 boxes Glass Ware,
4 Consisting of looking glass plates, de-
cauters. tumblers. wine glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
200 bales Linen,
Consisting of Platillas, Britannias,
Estop;Ilas. Rouans, Cholets, Creas. Lis-
tadoes. Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth,
White Sail, stout hempen Ticklenburgs,
|asnaburgs, Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles.
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quills,
Liquer cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks Of steel Of a superior qpality'
Mantle ornaments,
| 1000 delnijohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, SC.
All of which will be sold on as goot
terms as they can be purchased ID TIE
limited States.
| Nov 20
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COFFEE.


we have now in storefor sale.
500 bags prime Conceive coffee,
42 puncheons Antigua and Demcra-
ra rum,
100 crates queens ware.
6S hhds. molasses,
IA casks Landon brown stout
12 casks cheese
ls boxes 10 by i2 window glass
10 boxes clayed sugars
100 b6yes segats
SIS packages German and sllesia
linens
81 pres choice cegnac brandy
Gen. Marlon's Cargo,
SO barrels prime pork, Alexandria
inspection
& Sd bids. tobacco stems
A.cemplete suit-of sails, rigging and
apparel, for q vessel of 100 tons: nearly
new.
adams, Herbert aad Co.
Nov rs
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Eatrnct of a letter to the Eaitors dstea

Extract Of a letter to the Editors datea
Camp near Eayautee, Oct. 81. 1915
!" AS the people of Georgia may feel
an interest in knowing what progressis
made in running the boundary line, and
particularly ! suppose, that part Of il
which lies within tho limits Of George
j have thought proper to communicate
to you for their information, through
the medium of your paper, that the
Commissioners have agreed to have
this part of the line viz.--between Ia
iapoosie, and >.Caataheoehie unfinished
Tor thespresent. and 20 on frea this b
The Georgia line Immediately. Ills
arrangement was thought exPedient, in
|order to avail ourselves of che present
dry season to run that part Of the coun.
try, which in the winter season: IN con-
sequence of the many creeks, rats ana
swamps, is almost impassabte, espeel-
ally for wagons. The Georgia line
viii consequently be finished, in all
probability in 95 or 80 days, which will
be in good time for the approaching
session of the Legislature Of Georgia, to
take int consideration the manner Of
disposing OF so much of the ate eession
of land as falls within their Jurisdiction,
OF this circumstance. however, the IKE
cutiye will no doubt be officially infssu-
I'd in due time. ''-GeorgiG argus
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Fresh Goods.

The subscribers have Just received by
the ship. Mary from Liverpool,
4 part Of their Fall Importation Of
~ B2Y Gv0DS, consisting ofbread-
cloths. cassimeres, flushings. cuatings.
sestinsS, stockinets. peiisse cloths, Ge-
rsa cords, velvets and xeiyeteens.-
AIso. g-s aud GA cambria mustns.
shiyting cambrics and cotton hosiery,
which, together with ayariety Of Qther
articles. are offered fer sale at reduced
prices.
Samuel Mark & co
NOV es dot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-28
We understand irem uinquestiopabIs

We understand irem unquestinnabls
authority, that Mr.. Giles yesterday
sentin his resignation Ito the execetise)
of his seat in the senate Of the E.S-ln
parting with man who has lifed 80 long
in public, and filled so large a space IN
the eyes of his country, we bid adleu 70
enc Of the first geiiiuses OF tins s'a'e.
Mr.. G. has erred; private feeling has too
much mingled with public daty-6at N
point of talents, he leaves few equals es'
hind him. Enquirer.
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Vaudeville & Larmour.

Corner Of Kfag and Fairfar q kfne
and Water Sireets-.0fer. for Sale,
100 Chests Happowder. Imperial anf
Young Hyson TEAS of the lates'
imporfations, and can be sold lew
err than any Of the Northern Mar
kets can at present afford them.
90 boxes Imperial
so lacquered boxes Young Hyson
Is boxes Young Hyson and Tyson.
Skin-Montesquieu's cargo
10000 lbs. Green Coffee
90 bags old Java Coffee. for genteei
family use
SO hogsheads and 60 barrels Orleans
st. Croix and Martinique Sugar
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. first quality Bengal lud'go.
10 puncheens West India Rum
200 gallons genuine old Irish Wits
key
100 boxes Soap
500 reams Wrapping Paper
With Their ,.salat general assortment cfthe
Best Wines, Liquors & Gro
ceres.
N. B.---Country dealers are respec
fully requested to view their assortment
Aug. 25
Swede's Iron.
SO ton SweAes Iron assorted sizes and
four cases American manufactured hlrt-
lngs and Ginghams. Just received per
sl0op Regulator and for sale by
T. H. Rowland.
: sept 81. atl--
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, NovEupaa !

The brig ciarisss, Stevens, Il sS,i ).
his port, wasleft at st. garts. ea s., = +.
raking il 2 cargo, 70 sal ms ,ia,s.
Ihs ship Native, jones, 81 Aa,.....
85tlays from Liverpool, bound tc AZ,
andria was spoken on Thursday Ia, :
Cape Henlopen.
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jyKyllE Books Of Subscription for the
Stock oTa s.l,e Reat Estate Bank 81
Ia Tinted States being closed, natire
d hereby given, that an eleStien viii Be
held for eighteen Directors and eighteen
commissioners for the said institution,
Il Goeding's Tavern at West End 10
the county Of Fairfax. on Monday next
the s7th day Of the present month.
Nyr "a or
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-28

sFFAs received by the ship Mary.
from Liverpool, a further supply Of
HARD. IFHRE.
which makes his assortment even more
complete than in the early part Of the
seasali.
He has likewise received. BY the ship
Commerce. from Gottenburs. about
FIFTY Tons Bar Iron,
and quantity of STEEL, OF the hrst
quality.
Nov 25 ct