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20 Dollars lie" AID.

uH ANYWAY from the subscr'6eI "' Isy
4, in LoudouH County, co S;"I w.
ne 2lst of last north, mu'a''o ~, IL,
naned SIMON, about II" loyr''s -" ~
we'll crown and yesy ii1cL2, h25' a .E%u
|eyes. large Fest, and very st ?r' , "s
noEen 10, lie las had one OF MS ''' tbail
injured which makes itra'her !alss' . ""
HE other: lad on wien he wen. a a
Russia sheeting Panta'oonS & '''i 'o.t, Dst
ed waistcoat AID searsrccoF {; tC "a Ike,
as he possesses considerable art It'll, J., l. Give
" ne Viii change bis dress. | W VII cc, Z.
the above reward iftakenoutel loe ,,t~.
ty or 10 dollars if taken IN the S "t
= = isobert Mo.Gs@!,,.
Near Leesburg, Sept. Z I'D nfhers
n B. Masters of vessels an" nov at
|are forwarned carrying o. s'''0 e, s.
their peril.
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-
periol
a large and senero
II RONMONGEHY,t
B timed saddlery,
and plated wares
(onsiSiin;;
Iron rim, and brass la
door locks
locks =
Drawer, chest. desA y
trunk, cupboard. 81
and pad locks lG
Fl, HI butt, par'ia III
ment, table and1
chest hinges :;
Screws, bolts, latch H
es, planes, chls-j =
sells augars. planeih
irons, con,passes. lr
souares,h hand pam
mel, tenant, sash, &c
s and Gompass sawsi
Mill, cross cut, andlC.
PIT saws |
Smiths files
Mill, cross cut, ms>'Sl
aud hand-saw flies,
Ivory Ivory, buckhorn, 81 y
bone table e des-I
sert knives andp'
forks !
Pen, pocket, prun-
ias, butchers and
shoe knives
Eazors and scissors''G'
Drawing -kniyes
Brass commode llan-|F
dies and knobs,I
cleak aad curtain
pins
Hard butt Hinges, bs
hooks, socket cas-
tors, nails, STAIR
rods and ey.!!Gi
chimney hooks,
kettles, canelle-l
sticks, and foot,
men.
Plated and tin'd bri- M
die bits, stirrups,I
Buckles q slides,I
martiugaie hooks
and spurs. !
Z great cariety Of
Which he offers for s
terms wholesale and r
August 20.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-07
Jefferson Land for Sale.

A BOUT 500 Acres in the county Q
"a Jefferson and State Of Virginia, or
Tie road leading from Winchester to
Baltimore, Il niles frem the former, II
from Harper's Ferry ans! 5 from Charles
town-6G miles from Alexandria, George
town and the City OF Washington. The
i,neray emcnts are new brick house, z
stories high, a barn 80 feet square, sta
bic, &c.
The soil is Of thc very first quality,
well adapted TO tue g,qwtll OF timothy,
Overland every speciessof srain--slore
than half CT the land is covered with TIM
her of the best quality.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-07

ing Of
I}apann'd, black, red
| & white tea trays
Plate warmers and
dressing, cases
lshosels and tongs
tGreen wire tenders;
IIon, tin, & copper
! tea kettles
ESauce pans
Pins
Needles
KNITTING pins
jIron and .;apan'd
| candle stj( rs
iCrambo. 'onoee 4
! knife combs
IClotIl, Nail, hair,
| crumh, paint ard
| sweeping brushes
Shot bolts, powder
! TASKS, fishing rods
lines aid hooks
| Walking canes and
| whips
Pocket books, be OK
CANNON boards,
snuff boxes, p'a-
ted candlestcks,
casters, &c.
Guns, pistols. dirks
and gun-liints. /
Vices, anyils, spades
shovels, frying
pans, bar q shee'
lad ard tin plates
Bar-iron, steel, and
Wagon boxes. |
ALSO,
Gilt and mahogany
framed pier look !
ing glasses
|Foilet and pocket
glasses
Military goods anc
Jewellery, and
of other ARTICLES,
i. sale on moderate
retail.
If.
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Molasses, Coffee, &c.

+, * -
We laee ;ass asceired aad i'm. ca .3att
10 hhds first quality retailing Melasses
400 bags and ten tierces prime green
Coffee
50 boxes Pipes containing three gross
each
90 do. No. 4. Chocolate
90 dozen bottles old Port Wine
AND IN STORE,
25 chests Gunpowder & 7. Tyson leas'
of very superior quality
10 hhds. Sd and 4th proof old Wmskey
suitable for. family use
10 hhds. Sd proof Antigua Rum -
Some hne aid Madeira, Sherry, ana ne
neriEe Wines
Nswz0rieans, SUGARS.
Loaf and EumpS g,
I.iyerpool fine and Ground Alum cal
aud general assortment OF othe'
Groceries as usual
aP We also keep a constant sdPpi,
OF the best Flour far family use.
Eryaa admpsen g TO-
August 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-07

W ants a sltufatt%n In a
Counting &C rSo'a, "a Lad from IA 10 IS years
o. O. ae. FOR Particulars apply to the
July %. #
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Land for Sale.
G35 Acres.

JCO acItS,
In the county Of Fairfax, four miles from
Georgetown and Washington CJty,
and ten from Alexandria, thro' which
the contemplated turnpike road from
George Town to Leesbarg passes
q is bouaded more than mile by TIE
d Potomac, on which lies 80 or 90 acres
Of rich bottom and about SEQ acres OF Inc
,imber, a dwelling house with q roo'Hs'
i large barn and few out bulidlSgs'-
This land was originally Of the first qua
lily, and experience has proven it to be
perfectly susceptible Of improvement o.
he use Of gypsum.
A Mill Seat,
70 which any part of the above fnd may
re attached, and from which Hour may
)e water>borne to GeorgeTown. As 1e
water will be taken from the Potomac Il
viii be capable of driving all the yearany
machinery that may be erected: '"t sSI
pehsein conveying the water to the "l,''I
viii be less than in ordinary cases, al"
a trip day may be made BY Tie O0"'
navigating the river.
GO Acres,
In the county of Loudoun. 8 miles a De'O ",
Leesburg. lying on Broad RUn1%S .a
cres are heavily timbered, the b4'a'l's "
fresh land and produces well. Il,
Mr.. .Nathias, Of Leesbu's, OF - No
LudaceN lee, OF Belmont, VIII SIC" Is
land and make known the terms o' ~ I1I Ie
The whole OF The above property ;; ~" ,,.;,b
sold on long credit ('i required WIZ
interest from the date.
Richard II. Love
90
Rokeby, August II,
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Adam Lynn,

Opposite the ,5fechunics Ba''s'
Has received by tie ship Ocean ard GU
perior,
a large md genera! asscr+meat o
NRoNalONCERY, Cutlery, plated an"
B timed saddlery, japanned, brass
and plated wares
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= w. I'll. FOOTE.
Hayfeld, near Alexandria, Sept. |,
Hating Business.
THOMAS Il. MARTIN,

Corner Of Fairfax and hins-streets,
D ETURNS his thanks to ais friends.
Ia, and the public in general for past
favors, and takes this method OF inform
ing them that he has now on hand large
assortment of the most /.
FASHIONABLE BEAVER II Nj
That eau be recommended.-He alsQhas
on hand large supply of
all sorts and qualities ofIats;
Which will be sold on as COED, if moi
better terms than any in the District,
tor cash or approved credit.
~ Wanted two smart boys to the
above Business.
Aug. 90. stawsw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-24

Always rely more upon names than
things; for recollect, that such is the Pc
tency Of their charm, such the omnipo-
t1esnce Of their sway, that one halt the
world IS absolutely governed by them
whilst the other half; with the exception
of a few people called nnadmen, are
afraid to rebel against their authority.
Thus, if your party badge be !. Fede-
ralisln,'' and you hear man called a Ne
publican or Democrat, take It for granted
,atonce, that he can have neither morai
nor political worth and trouble yourself
no more about him, although possibly ne.
NAV be a man of refined sense and exait-
e,lvirtue. And vice versa, should your
party badge be Republication, and you
near one called {. Federaiist," never
suffer yourself for moment to suspect
the possibility of MS possessing enough OF
the moral and civil qualities to tit him
for legislation, or indeed for any otfe'
,public purpose.
By a steady adherence to tsese max
inns aud uniform practite Of these rules
there is no saving to ahat az enyiaoie
height man may asceal IL gaming al
that sort CT consequence ana happiness
which Tie mere possession OF Eubslck Cas-
t;nction, Office and emoiuments can con-
Ter.
Yircipia Eerold.
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We understand That the first squadron,
consisting Of the frigates Guerrero, Con
sta!iat,oa and .Uaccaonica, the sloops On
tario and Alert, the brig Eperrier, and
the light vessels FirsIiy, Fambeau, Spit
fire, .5para, and Torch, destined to the
Mediterranean, will be commanded by
Commodore DECATUR; and the second,
to consist Of the Independence of seven
ty-four guns. too on three .}ri@aies, the
sloop Ere, and sererat smrl|sr a'essets,
winch will soon follow by Commodore
WM. BAINBRIDGE.
/ On junction Of the two squadrons,
Commodore DECATUR viii, probably, re-
turn 80 the United States.
:. Nat. Int.
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Rsiiin,o,.p, .fpr;l. 81.

OHtttW;Tcs ir' o.. -
Arrived, schr. Diamond, kelly, days
from uayana, sugar & Coffee. Cloppcr,
Lett there LIN, schr. Bomp. Mills, ior
baltimore, same day; Ocean, baltimore,
uncertain; Torpedo, spearlnan, lor do
DO. Globe, OF do. for n. Carolina; tl1S
'Iiippoo Sab, Portland, iii ~ days, with
no!asses; a ship and brig IRON ni.sd a.
Just arriy ed. and ac%eral others.
Transports and gsysets q 'cai' from tie
New Orleans Expedited, were arriving
and sailing daily Tor EURO :, alter taxing
III supplies-tWo regiments more were
expected to touch at ilaralia.
it was whispered a snort time before
sailing, that british ship OF war had ar
ivel trola Eng land, bringing dates to
18TH Feb. stating tie CUlSbItk:oo OF
VIENNA HAD BEEN BROKEN CP,
and rupture expected. That tie Eln-
peror Of Russia was organizing large ar
my; being intent Oh keeping Polano-
these accounts were credited IN the
English circles. 4 vessel arrived two
days before sailing, from La vera Cruz,
brought only ooo,oc0 dollars, of several
millions expected. Tie I;evolutionlsts
had so complete possession OF tie iite-
rior, that tie convoy could: not travel De-
tween Mexico AID Vera Lruz.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-24
SHIP NEWS.
PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED.
Schooner Federalist, herwan, Nor
folk.
Schooner Susan, Parsons, Norfolk.
Snip Pallas, capt. Delano-Ballast to
Jackson & humney.
CLEARED.
Schooner Eliza Ann, MCPHERSON, Geo.
Town.
Schooner Leopard, stapleton, Charles
ton.
Ship Wilhelmina, Nicoll, Liverpool
by Lawrason 4 Fowie-loaded by J.
C. Deneale.
Ship America, Luckett, Liverpool.
Schooner Cumberland, Grinalds, Ber-
muda.
Brig Hunter, Wilson, Bremen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-24

LONDON, Jan. Is.
The Whitworth is the name Of the ship
now at Liverpool, which, it is said, WILL sail
on the 18th. with a cargo ior II. York, art
will take letters IRON tie letter Gao
This is surprising as the Lngshsh Go
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Ten Dollars Rezuard.

GTRAYED or stolen, on the night Of
" the 18th instant, from the subscrib-
er's enclosure, cream colored HORSE,
5 years old. with ablack and white name
and tail. He is believe pretty we'll
known, having been frequently advertised
as an estray. | will give the above re-
ward for the horse or confirmation so that
| get him asain, and Thirty Dollars for
the horse and thief.
WN.. HEPBURN.
April "a. ST..
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v.rnn,ent has not only refused Licences to
Sims for America to break the blockade.
mt has even refused them permission to
LAWN cargoes preparatory to sailing, the
instant permission is given.
BUT understand. that though licences
cannot be granted to the y. S.vesseis are
,a;ling both for Halifax and Bermuda
WITH cargoes, which, the moment news
transpires of the ratifcations of the treaty
,f peace, viii pour in their carsoes to y.
York. &c.
The Americans have boosted much of
theirimprovements in manufactures. The
s,aap.e at Manchester nave. ascertalned
tie saliacy Of these assertions. Immense
tolaatities of goods nave been bought up
at Manchester for the American market.
Yesterday numerous meeting was
lleldat Gaild-hall, tor the purpose OF con-
.rata.at'pg the Prince Regent on the
termination of hostilities with America.
Mr.. Na;thman rose to move the Adj
dress Of generalization. Previous, how
eyer. to making his motion, he noticed
the relative situation of the two countries
AMI alphabetically observed, that what was
to him clear, was, that no OBJECT OF advan-
tage could be gained by us in the further
prosecution Of the war. lie concluded
By making the motion for an Address.
Mr.. Fayell seconded the motion, & OBJ
served that there could be nothing disho-
norable in congratulatins the sovereign or
the country. on the restoration OF genera!
peace to the world. 1t was Tor Knight
errands sitting at their desks, and armed
With goose quil!s, to put on armor where
no danger was at hand, and to echo the
war-Nioop, and, aided BY a few sancaos,
to reverherate the dream OF conquest,
In his mind it would be well il, alter the
termination of every war, Parliament
would appoint select committee to en-
quirc not only into the mode in which the
war had been carried on, but the objects
for which it had been begun, and those
which had been finally accomplished.
Mr.. Dixon considered the motion pre-
mature, America had not yet ratified the
peace; he was sorry that America had
aot been chastised. lie would not assent
to tie motion.
After some further discussion, q mo-
tian for the previous question was put,
aud lost BIZ a majority OF q to 81. ihe
original molten Was then carried ,
i.oalgn, Jcn. 14.-!t is no" sad ti.af
Lord Castiereash is coming home IN the
Isl week in February: ard there are ru-
mcrs that he is to be FIST LaTd OF tie urea
sury and chancellor of the EHchequer.
This morning was married Iol. bd,
.lsatyst son o; the Bishop OF .EorIith, ana
nephew to Eof( BatharsS, to Lady a.
uterine Siemart, sister u Lore Castte-
reagh, and daughter ot the Earl OF i-o"-
coaderry.
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Joseph pear,
Shoe Store.
N.a.MU Ell " HEELEH.

EE RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
Ia and the public, that he has opened
a SHOE STORE on King Steet, neat
door to the Domestic Warehouse, where
he intends TO keep general assortment.
Having long pursued this business in Z
lexandria, he expects tbat, to chose VII"
have heretofore favored him with tte.r
custom. no new assurance will be neceb-
sary, that he will use every endeavor TO
give genera! satisfaction 30 MS custom
crs.
April Is. 1w
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L.a.Au IUI' calc.

TFyHE subscriber will sell a tract of
4 LAND containing about sCGaA-
cres. situated in tie County Of Loudoun.
at the intersection of the Little River
Turnpike with tie Centerviie Road-a6
miles from Alexandria and Is from ] ces-
burg, and adjoining The Lands OF Messrs.
Johnston Cleayelsnd, Lewis and Others.
A part of this Land is in thriving Wood.
and the whole is well watered. capabe Of
great improvement and being made pro-
duetive IN sk!lful, able and industriov'
hands. 4 lease is held for ore Life o,i
soc acres OF this tract.-James II. Brad
shaw, living Oh the Land, will shew it,
For terms apply to
COLIN AULD.
April II. eNH.
So The Editor Of tie Leesbu.,
Wasiinstonian will please iasert the a
hove Advertisement.
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Hogs Wanted.

ENRON one to zoo Lean HOGS are
a. wanted at the Starch Works near
George Town, for which a liberal price
will be paid-Or, ii preferred the same
weight in Fat Pork Will lie delivered in
november, well tattened by the most
wholesome feed.
Enquire of adams, Herbert e &c. OF
Nr. 0. Rich, Gsorgetsws.
April IT, It.
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NETWORK. April 90.
From our Correspondent

i'TtcGte sIdTtRe JOaTRdt.
BosToN, April II.
.Iessrs. Lang, Turner s Go.
Arrived. pilot boat Argus, Leo, days
from Halifax. Passengers, Mcssrs 81.
Chineck and II. Chanlard Of Quebec.
siessrs. Davis Qady aid servant, and
Harley Of The Comnlissaiy Department,
Quebec, Cant. r. Eiiwstl of Gloucester,
Alex. Adams. of Boston, Doctor Hem
.nenway of Salem, ara s.amucl TEomp-
sou OF Charlestown. Spoke nothing.
No late arrivals at Halifax from Eng
land,
By this arrival l have received a file Of
Halifax papers 10 the 10th inst. inclusive.
rhey,io not contain any thing very into
resting.
HALIFAX. April l.
Sailed, H. n. ship polnore, for Berlnu-
ia, with Rear Admiral Giitiitll-H, N.
ship ienedos for Ensi&nd.
go, April 2.
Arrived, ii. NJ. ship Medina, 4 days
from Bermuda. Sailed, Ii. NJ. ship Ere
BUS, for England.
April 4.
Arrived, cartel ship Analostan. ten
daysfrom Providence, RI. with ll2 pas
seugers late prisoners ofwar.
Advertised. brig Herald, for Southern
port; schr. Antelope, for Philadelphia.
lSew-l York, or Boston.
April S.
Arrived, schooner Lively, 90 days
from st. johns, N.F. Intelligence ofthe
reace between Great Britain and tie U
States had rot reached newfoundland
when the Lively sailed The latest &C.
counts there from England were but te
the Gath Dec. 80 miles TO the southwark
OF the isle OF Sables. the Lively met with
considerable quantities Of Ice.
In Is minutes after the Argus arrived
at Halifax she was seized. on the plea
that the American flag was not admitted
Tito that port. After considerable treu,
bic ard expense, she was liberated, (ol
The captains pleading ignorance that sucl
was the regulatory and in consideration
of his bringing to this place the afore
mentioned gentlemen belonging to tn
Commissary Department. When capt
Leo cleared out the Argus, the Collecto
stated to him, that as the Treaty contain
ed go article respecting the admission o
american vessels into the Province, an
he considering the port of Halifax not
free port, lie should hereafter seize an
condemn all American vessels that shoul
arrive there, and wished Capt. Lee t
make this known on his arrival.
SAMUEL TOPLIFF.
LONDON, Jan. Is.
The Whitworth is the name OF the sill
now at Liverpool, which. it is said, WILL sa
on the 18th, with Cargo ior y. York, ar
viii take letters IRON tie Letter Oflce.
| This is surprising as the Lnshsh q
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Agreeable to an order Of
the Common Council, | will receive
on or before the ninth day of May.
written proposals for paving tie following
streets say from Patrick to West Oh
Prince Street. and from King to Cameron
on Alfred Streets, also from King to
Queen on Union Street.
J. LAWRASON,
Superintendent Of Police.
April "a.
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, ApRrL "a.

The three British. fi.igates which Chased
the Constitution oast. jago lost sight OF
her in a fog. relinqaished the pursuit and
nave arrived at Barbados.
Bi1h0W.--u. S. frigate Macedonian
from New-London.
~. Z. Com. .4drert;Ser.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against
"a the estates of Levi Scott and VIM.
Lansedown, decd. are requested to pre-
sent them to the Court of Prince Viii
liam County, duly authenticated, on or
before the first Monday in July next, at
which time the Court will proceed to dis
tribute the said estates amongst those
whose claims are then exhibited accord
Ing to law.
". r. Chapman, d. S.
FOR
Edmund Brooke, Shelf.
April "a. tlstJ
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Lottery Notice.

|EhN tie seth oftlis north, Tickets in
NJ the secepd Liberty Epsire hose
Lottery, Will advance to Sc SO cts. Fui.til
Which time. they Will lie sole at sc.
The subscriberFas just recei,eda s'."-.
ply of Tickets, warranted undrawu
9th day over-there still remains in tia
wheel ~
Q prizes of s se,ooo-1 of scoo
1 do. 1G,cGG-4 of loco
l do. 3.0GG-10 of SEQ
Besides large number of COOS, ices
SOS, &c.
Tickets for sale by
r. GRAY.
Who has lately received in addition 70
his former stock, large supply Of
SCHOOL BOOKS & STATIONARY.
among whichis / case Russian Quills ard
l case PAPER liangings, few reams bot
pressed Letter Paper, AID 200 reams
Wrapping Paper.
april "a.
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Plaster Land FOR Sale.

|gEylsE. subscriber offers for SALE. q
Farm, in the County Of Fapquier
and state Of Virginia, containing $50 A.
|cfes. one. third OF which is of the strong.
lest quality, and covered with heavy
Growth of red oak and hickory The re.
sidus, lbeiug cleared land, } isin good
heart. two thirds If il baring beer
laid down in red clover, and no tract
|n the state has afforded higher esiden.
|ces Of its adoption to the plaster Of Pa.
|ris.-There is, on this tract, aud at the
confluence of the two never failing
streams of Broad and Mill Runs, q
|scite for a. Merchant Mill. with fall
|nf 25feet. surmunded by every n1ate,
rial for building, and by the side of .
we'll built Saw-Mill, recently erected
A law has passed fora turnpike road
which will pass by or near this scite:
For tl:e above property, | will take
the moderate price of 90 tlcllars per a.
ere, with a reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket post-0ffice, Va.
Snpten,3crs1fl.
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On Wednesday next the 18th at halt past
ten o'Ciock will be sold at our Auc-
ton Room, 4 variety of DRY GOODS,
consisting of
IL fbOrHS, cassimeres, vestings, irish
u linens, sbawls, hosiery, caabfic
,auslins, fancy ditta, Madrass bapdker,
chiefs, German linens, iaces. etc, etc,
An elegant cabu.et and counting room
|de-k
.5LS0
. Nine small kegs and two half barrels
mustard. And for the benefit ofthe IN.
|derwriters one case SCOTCH GOODS.
December S
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Jefferson Land for Sale.
Enquire Of the Printer:

A BOUT s9a Acres in the county Of
IN Jefferson and State Of Virgifda on
Me road leading from Winchester t.
baltimore, IL miles from the former, i I
from Harper's Ferry and S from Charles
tswn-6O miles from Alexandria, George
town and the City of Washington. The
improvements are new brick house. 8
stories high, a barn 40 feet square, sta.
Bile, &c.
The soil Is Of the very first quality.
well adapted to the growth Of timothy,
cloyerand every species Of grain--More
lhan half of The land isceyered with TIM
Der Of the best quality.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06

From the Portuguese ship felicina 9
from Madeira,
Zen pipes of choice Old Msdfifi
Wine. shipt By The honse % Messfs
Govden, DUFF, Tnglis 8 20. and warrant
Ell at superior quality for sale atm,
warehouse. Also, fnrty hhxes Of citfon
tubs Of Swedish steel, and
ahout twenty piecessof ilannels.
ALSO ON HAND
a fcwhhsls. 1T Madeira ine-Scett
Longman, Pernfoid v Cos brand With
4 few bales German linens and glass
ware, assorted ID boSes.S
The ship Felicidado will takes z few
hundred barrels Flour on freight to Ma:
deia, If application isimmediately made
Terms peculiarly favorable to the ship,
per will be offered by the subscriber.
Robert Patton, Jun.