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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-18

K.iing-street .alerandrin, taco doors bsteas
the .Nechanic's Bank,

K'iinr-street .alerafdr an, tat'O doors ussete
the .NechaRic's Bank,
5TAVE Just received from India and
England, (via Boston, and are now
anen;nc. so Trunks and Cases fresh i'm
ported, Rich, Fancy and Staple Piece
Goods, (which were purchased at Anc-
ion in Boston. at the sale of the targoes
Of the ship Jacob Jones, and brig Ram
blerfrom Canton, and ship Milo from La
serpool, VIZ:
5 cases elegant figured and twilled silks
and iayentine, comprising a beau
tiful assortment of colors for pc.
lisses, dresses, bonnets, &c.
, do. black and colored canton Chi
nese and French Grapes
3 do. black and coIored lutestrings,
sinchaws and sarsnets
. do. containing black fring'd silk hand.
kerchiefs, leyantine ShaNls
Black silk Serge De Rome for
mems yesting(-silk Laces
Lace buttons--plain and blown
Cause &c.
5 trunks, common Plate, and fine Cali
Goes
/ do. "A London printed Cambricks, 4
Blakely Stripes
5 do. containing A and Ga gold
head jaconets and cambria Mus.
Inns
do. z-9 and A common and tine
twist, and Colesain shirtings, some
of which are superior quality, and
good substitute for Linens
. ditto rib'd and quilted Vestings-new
style and very cheap
| ditto common and fine dimities
| ditto common and rich damask Furni-
tura do.
ditto "A cambria Ginghams aud Ben
gal Stripes
, ditto A aud GA fancy, plain, book
and Leno Muslins
ditto containing English patent and
India Company Nankeens.
/ ditto black and white cotton Hosiery
/ ditto best IS thread Adelphia Sew
ings
/ bale fine white fannels.
AM of the above will be sold whole
sale and retail, at small advance, Tor
cash.
June o..
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features, until general peace: n.
,ers will subject themselves to ~ uen.
.'iscation Of the articles and an sad; s Con-
eenaltyln case of contravsntion ~ Osa
rule. All FrenchmeB in all denars, 'sis
are invited tojoin this association 'ts
Each regiment will be reprasan.,,
the assemblies of the Champ de Wa: ~
IS deputies, viz. S officers and n s' y
icers or soldiers. e'
The report is renewed of the 40 .
bling of Turkish army on the D s,sya'
4 report is even current that tbe T,,
have taken Buchares and had ,testro Ny
that city; but this news wants consrT sa
ton. a'
:, London, ,Nay l6.
The arrival of Lucien BonaSgarto :,
Paris, immediately after having written ~ ~
Mr. Barring to procure him a passnort y
return to England, to reside ther. s;t \
ms family, is at the least curious event ont
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Public Sale

VVTILL be sold at Public Auction on
w Thursday the Goth day OF July
next, if fair, ifnot the next fair day, at
Woodbridge, the late residence of Mrs,
Sarah y. Mason deceased, in the county
of Prince William. opposite the town OF
Colchester, al her psrsanct estate, con-
sisti1g of Horses, Mules, Cattle & Sheen /:
among the Sheep are three or four full
blooded Merinoes, and many Others ofthe
Flock are mixed with that race also a
quantity of Wool, variety of Household
Furniture. Kitchen and Farming Uten
sis, Coachee and Gig.-A credit of
nine months will be given on all sums a.
hove twenty dollars-netes with approv-
ed security will be required to bear IN
terest from the date, if not punctually
paid.-For purchases not exceeding TWEEN
ty dollars, cash will be required.
At the same time and place will be hir-
ed for the remainder OF the present year
several NEGROES, among them some
valuable house servants.
Thompson Mason,
administrator.
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In addition to their former Spring ifs.
so,tmeRt,
VARIETY OF SEASoNABLE GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfne London blue, black, and bot.
tie green Cloths
Jaconet Cambrics and Muslins
Corded and striped Muslins
Superfne cambria Ginghams :,
Cambric and common Dimity
Book Muslins and Lenoes
Cotton shirtings and long Cloths
Long Lawns, Lace and Wire Dnttons
Wemens, Mems and Childrens cotton
Hose
Ladies long and short Kid Gloves
Black Trimmings for Dresses
Black Bombazett
Superfneundressed Calico and Chintz
An elegant assortment of Marseilles
and James
A few pieces Of Kidderminster Car
,eting, and variety Of other articles
Ill of which will be sold on the most rea.
,onable terms for CASH.
July Is.
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Trill Be added to neat Tuesdays Sales
Cloths, Cassimeres, Rattinets, first
quality, CaFeoes
Leilo and Jaconet Muslins
sNiarscilIes Cuttings, first qaality
Prints
Madras Handkerchief
Mems Beaver Gloves
Ginghams
s Shifting Cottons, &c. &c. and guam
tity of Mems, Wonens and Childsens
Shoes,
ALSO,
Sugar in Tierces and Barrels.
2. q MarsteIlers.
July II.
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LOST

I'm Saturday last FIFTY DOLLARS,
Z in notes on the Bank of Aleyan-
dria, consisting of two Iiuenty Dollar
Notes and one of Ten. The finder will
receive Ten Dollars Reward on leaving
lit with the PRINTER.
July IL. ST.
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Negro Woman for Sale,
About 90 years of age, with her female
child of about 6 months old. She is a
good house servant, and can be we'll re-
commended.
Enquire Of the Printer. :,
July IL. st
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PUBLIC R1THS.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs
i IL. Ladies and Gentlemenoi Alex
andria and it's vicinity, that his BATH
House Ton the alley adjoining TIE The
atre and opposite the City Hotel, is now
open, and will be kept in complete order
till the first of October, where Harm &
Cold Barns may be had at any time in
he day and until 9 o'clock at night
His terms are s 10 each for subscribers
Tor the season, or fifty cents for "a single
Saith.
Two separate baths are kept exclusive
y for Ladies, who will please come in
It the alley adjoining Mr.. Fairfax's House
IN Royal Street-And Gentlemen arc
articularly requested tocome in at that
adjoining the Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
May 10. eott
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PARTNERsBIP.

a. NEWTON informs tie Public
thathe has taken into partnershipin trade
WIN. III. RICE, and the business in fu
tare will be conducted under the farm 0
WIN. H. Rice & Co.
WHO OFFER FOR SALE
at their Store on King Street, areI Sc
lected assortment cf seesonable
DRY GOODS,
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Which Trey will dispose OF on the most
reasonable terms, for Cash or to punctu-
al customers.
N. B. AllPersons indebted to A. New
ton either by l,ote OF account are request
ed to pay tie sanseon or before the first
Of July nest, as his accounts will be left
With ali attorney after that time.
Nay .
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Beware of Counterfeiters |

Two persons calling themselves NOY-
Al NELMs, and FACHEL SMITH,
were unprecedented in this place, MI
ie}egrlie on Sunday evening, the 4th
instant, on charge of having circulated
counterfeit Bank Bills. Their conduct,
previous to their commitment, had excl
ted considerable suspicion. They reach
ed this place on Saturday evening last,
aud stopped at one of our Taverns.
SMITH requested his host to take more
than ordinary care of his saddle-and re-
seated the request with extreme solicita-
ton. This unusual conduct induced
search to be made, when ten hundred and
tlcenty Dollars, IN counterfeit Bank Bills,
rras found carefully arrapped up, acitlin
the padding Of Ike saddle. The gentry
were Immediately committed to jail, and
their persons closely searched-and
nineteen hundred and tUenty flee Dollars
of the same base stamy, was likewise
found in the possession Of NELMs. The
Bills consisted of
SIS and SOS on the Bank OF Pennsylvania.
A0's on the Iiank of Newark
COS on the Eikton Eank of Maryland &
5son the State Bank of South-Carolina.
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Some ofthe signatures are fictitious;
md those net so. but badly initiated. The

| Some ofthe signatures are fictitious
and those not SO, but badly initiated. The
Iensraying is, generally, pretty well ex-
fecuted, and would deceive a superficial
observer. .
Smith and Mains appear to De the
tactive agents of an extensive fraternity
Iof Counterfeiters. Various letters were
taken from NELNs, addressed to him by
persons evidently concerned in his VII
|iainy. To avoid detection, the dates and
signatures of all except one, have been
carefully torn off. One Of his correspon-
dents strenuously advises him to visit
Mobile, with large supply of" Virginia
paper" s at which place." says he,
Is they trade well.'' Another, who APP
pears to be principal confederate,
and the superintendent of a deposit
land manufactory, in Washington Coun-
|ty, Mississippi Territory, writes to him,
that they are going on suimning-
w; and modestly adds there is Z. nothing
wanting to complete the speculation,"
but the appearanceIof a Mr.. ROY.
NELMs is an old offender, and has, for
Ia long time, trampled upon the laws Of
Ibis country with impunity. We hope he
|may no longer evade the grasp Of JUS
Itice. Georgia .4agus, July $.
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MOI IIE.

H WISH to rent Tor the ensuing year
B the FARM, formerly the property OF
VIM. Deneale, deed. in Fairfax county
privilege of seeding may be had-Also.
The Mill and store-House, the Mill is In
IcompIeat order. two run OF stone; there
NAV be had SO acres of meadow land
with the mill. the property will be shewn
|bv Mr.. Josiah Marshal on the premises
Terms made known by the subscriber.
ALSO,
For term Of years the Farm, formerly
the property of George nenea!e. jr. decd.
about Goo acres, lying in Frederick
county, Va. near Berryyiil-Terms made
Known BY application to me.
ALSO,
| wish to rent or sell my Farm contain
ling about 500 acres, lyingin Fairfax Cy.
adjoining Fairfax Old Court House
FERNS made kncwn by application to
|me.
ALSO,
\ Farm known bv the name of CLlSH,
living within miles Of Alexandria, con.
tanning about 200 acrcs.-For terms APP
|Dly to the subscriber.
ALSO,
\ Farm containing about Goo acres, ~
ling in the county Of Fairfax. within i've
miles of Occoquan, the Land will be
shewn by MIR. Edward King, jr. near the
Dremises-Terms made knownby apply
ing to the. SUBSCRIBER.
ALSO,
A Farm known by the name of Rackoon
Hill, lying within 2 miles of Dumtries,
containing about 470 acres. This Land
is in healthy part of the country, an E.
legant Dwelling House and Barn.--Also,
a first rate orchard ; the property will
be shewn by MIR. James Deneale, Dunn
ffies.-Terrns made known by applying
TO the subscriber.
James c.. Deneale.
n. B. I would prefer selling any or
the whole four last mentioned tracts OF
Landau indisputable title will be made
and the payments made easy.
July 90. st
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cow.
HORACE FIELD.

Has Just received and offers for sale, at
his Nail .Manutactory, Union-street,
A sSORTED iron rim, knot and ring
n locks
Ward do.
Cupboard, chest and draw do.
Church bell springs & brass cranks
I'll and Fl J. hinges
Brass and iron butt do.
Wrought iron desk do.
Pad Locks
Plain irons
Cork screws 80
Whip lasbes
States and pencils
Sheet iron
Hooks and hinges
Horn buttons
Hooks and staples
Hoop iron of every description
German and Crowley steel
Halter ard trace chains
Hollow ware, assorted
Nail and SPIKE rods
Nth a genprui assortment of
Spikes, nails, brads and spriss of eve.
Try description which will be sold on
reasonable terms. He intends keeping
general assortment Of articles in the
Building Line,
and f1atters himself lie will be able to sell
then on as good terms as any in town.
". b. He expects to receive in few
DAYS, an assortment of Bar Iron.
July 60. eosw
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For Sale.
David PEABODY.

= Aisc STaEET, ALEXANDRIA,
A'' sast rece;rs1 and egsrs for Sale.
bales Tickleubargs--supeior qua
oaie Bombazetts and wild Bores,
'AsA ssd coiored florence Lutte.
Strings,
e'lshsA and Domestic bed Ticking,
/ e cotton Umbreuas,
'''0lsa threads, silk buttons and
Az IFao ,rishes to Hire
rev rev IN St. paurs Church.
JJGalre as above.
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William Laid.

| A NNOuNCES to hissouthern friends.
" and the public at large, that he
continues in the execution of COMMITS
sion BUSINESS, being provided with
one of the most eligible situations in Bos-
ton and with every facility. His long
course of experience and extensive con-
nections in the Flour and grain trade es-
pecially, afford to his establishment the
greatest advantages, which with his best
exertiOns will avail to those who favor
him with their orders.
Boston, Mass. May $50. 1awsa
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PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.

Arrived, schooner Tom, Capt. Blunt n
10 DAYS from Matanzies-sugar, Coffee
and Molasses-T. w. Peyton.
Left there several vessels names not
recolected-Slarkets dull-Flour Is to
II doIIars.-Produce scarce.
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.eFarf M'Kays pr retaining Z
.stsion . - 'sss that tie safety Of your.
thai p s,r,;soa IS Merely hazardeds'
If aa0 81 :. dou6r remains on your
,d ss a,. & 4 vosId be resisted on the
sipi t, 3. indians, and also highly en-
,Il g a,fsty Of the said detachment
a 3 s. 'a : states troops, and have a ten
llats', .s s hostilities between them
|islcf . Isas. the unavoidable necessi-
ID tas e 'a ssse will compel you to destroy
q Y. as.nd withdraw the garrison, &c.
Indians and a sqaav arrived here
Fe'l ' last from praire da Chen.
| 'son is the one eye sooiy, who
,s'ss rs Il the gun boat from the prai-
). Y, Z. : calamity when that boat was
ii''s "a s. British artillery and a host
, lss'a gs',,y ansi another Of his tribe left
la a,lta,nn WITH Manuel Lisa,
ie' pa s. sseeaaed the Missouri to the
~ ss from whence he travelled a
I1s, , s. soantry to Prairie du Chen, On
e s''' 's s, there, Dickson asked him
b. arr, :. same from and what his basi-
r'ss i that place. ,apdelv pulling bis
ft1a -
: rs NJ u,' oFbis back and examining It for
sls' The soaix told hin he,was from
l + ! '.,;s and had promised the write
Y !. :. a.. s,s,e he would go to Prairie On
s's,s and that he now performed ms
las; ;se. Dickson had this lhdiaa taken
Eiea ~ Cart for exa,nipation, threatening
g : 'as s; A. death, Sc. but the faithful sl.
y y a ~oplI gige him no information, and
l 81 = ss was ready for death i they choose
~ ! aalb;m. He vas then thrown into a
! sss -, and confined there a considera-
r. t.' fine bit fading him obstinate tiley
Is,,ated bin, and sent bin IRON that
Place. - 4bo 5sn+b
i ,;;,ltes OF, his mission, visited the dit.
fs.sst tribes Of The Souix nations, aud
.,,;ye;l again at Prairie du Chem, found
Iressoa lad gone to Mackiaaw at the
.sso;.s Of the navigation. He says he
, ,s, there some time. witnessed the
., Of the fort by the British who
l.Ftbcaiad themthe cannon but returned
mont or two afterwards and took the
Guns away and fired the fort. his i
Fave fellow went into the fort and brot
efthe American fac and medal.
He SAYS. all the people have LETT the
PARE EXCEPT two families that all the
we're carried OF by the British
tT tseuse Of their men. He called az
tie sack village, at the mouth of Rock
RIVER, Il was tald they lost 6 Sacks and
doe Faway killed, and 8 wounded, in the
sfssir near fort Howard with the late capt,
Craig, He says be is now content. having
performed the pledge he made to Gov.
~ II
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WATCHES.
John P. Latruite,

Jezseller and SilUersmath, y
HAS just received a handsome as
H sortment of Corr AND PEARL
Work of the newest fashion, ard an ele-
giant assortment of LADIES sT GEErLE-
MEMS, Warren CHAINS of the newest IA
shion and very low.
July 90. cow.
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Amongst the West India productions
the article Of coffeehas remained the most
stationary its late depreciation is from
Il to 1 70 cents per pound. Sugar, mo-
lasses and salt, have fuctuated much !;
aud are atpresent nearly down to such
prices as would leave to the importer on-.
ly a saving profit.
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:, Potomac COMPANY.

Arer,u'eltoa iac company.
NE IS hereby given, Thst an
u, # sa.;n.,a.Si@eetins of the Stoekhold
ias tol la'a oMFany viii be held accord
'sws' .. at SIaNs's Tavern in GEORGE.
NJ 81 ~ saoa'lay7th Of August next.
lgNr = HI o. the Board of pRESI
JOSEPH BREWER.
Jana a. treas I vi fetehlac teosapany,
eot7Aug.
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CHARLEsToN, July 10.
Report of actual sales for The aceeac past.

HOME PRODUCTIONS.
Cotton, Sea Island, Id. 50 a 81 cts;
short ttaple, 90 a 81; rice. prime, new,
8 rs; old, 8 rs -four, Phi.sssdelphia. SUI
perfne, bbI. SO; Country, new. 9; old
a 6 dolls; tobacco, cwt. l0a 70; corn,
bashel. SIa1 10 cts. very scarce bacon
b Ia a l6cts.
COLONIAL PRODUCTIONS.
Sugar, Hav. white. S22; brown IS a
90; coffee, "a a Is cents per 10; molas-
ses rs a 78 cents per gallon.
Rens1rss..
At the large sale of British Dry Goods,
on Monday last, the Linens, averaged "a
bout 125 Also per cent Oh invoice. Cot
ton Goods about rs per cent.
A small consignment Of French 6 Gods
Black Silks and Black Silk Stockings
have been sold at an advance of rs per
cent.
10 pipes Old Madeira Wine, averag-
ed 81 SO cents per gallon.
1900 bags Coffee sold at auction on sa-
tutday for e4s ceilts--intended for the
Northern Market. 20 hhds. and IS bbls.
Mascovado Sugar [Havaha at from S18
Is cents to 8 20 per cwt. ~
No sales of Salt or Crockery during
the week-goo bags fine and 5000 BUSH
els coarse Liverpool Salt, and 100 crates
Crockery, are advertised to be sold on
Wednesday.
Rice. it will be observed, has not ad-
vanced from our quotations Of the pre-
ceding week. Prime Long Cotton has
sold at advance Of 2 LIZ cents, and
Snort Cotton at per cent on former pri-
ces.
July -.
Captain HALL, of the Travelie., from
Havana, does net recoilect The names sof
any vessels bound to the United States,
or whether captain Tate had sailed.
Prices at Hayana-Rice, 81 Ii q 4 IL;
Flour, Philadelphia, Si7 a IS; Sugars,
Niuscovado, z a 8 pr. 81. none at market |;
CIayed Brown So; White Havana, IS
. Is Is: Coffee, 9 LA 10, Plenty !;
American Tobacco, IS Il; Cigars, 5
10 dolls. NJ.
An estimate Of Cotton shipped from
the port Of Savannah, from the port of sa-
vannah, from the 2oth ct March to the
Soth day Of June, 1915.
Sea Isla'ad Upland.
To France IS bales 1855
To England 95l7 s0.198
10 other Europeanports $50 1886
1o,259 $500
Total in Europe, 49,979
To Northern ports
Of the U. S. Of all
qualities, o7,5os
Bales 1852
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DISTRICT ORDER.
ST. LOUIS. June IS.

F
Ar oFcers commanding cempsnles-
psisor attachments within my command
VIII without delay report themselves to
Brg. Gen. Bissell, at this Mace.
w. RUSSELL.
Col. 7th. and Dist. Comtlt
ST. LOUIS, Juue Is.
R-Agreeable to general order, is
med rom the war department (date1
May17, lSi5) cscompaEied.by a registes
d tie peace establishment army, | dis.
s'yer that my disbandment takesplaee t.
dagOr as soon after as relieved.
ihaye thisday issued an order TO all Of
fcss commanding posts, detachmepts 0.
telnpanies, to report themselves and
commands TO Won, and / now have tie
honor toreader to you the command OF
alltse forces under nv command within
ne territories Of Indiana, Illinois ana
Missouri.
AND all public accounts in my posses
s'a lesafNe to this command, hold sub
Fcs tayoar ORDER.
ihayetae honor to be. with great re-
gscb your osedient servant.
w. RUSSELL.
Col. 7th. and Dist. Comlnd't.
W. Rshici BisseR.
=. States aray, St. Lpais.
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$50 Dollars Rezcard.

RAN AWAY from Tie subscribers, on
Sunday the 10th instant,
IYENHREE Negro Men, named .Stepaeq
4 Lunnen, and Joseph, or calls him
self JOSIAH CAIN.
Stepney is s6 years of age. yellows
stout. we'll looking fellow-he has. WIEN
examined, on his lett foot six toes. the
sixth causes him to have hole in his shoe
|or boot on that foot, he also has scar on
his right leg occasioned by the cut of
.cythe.
Lunnen is of very dark complexion.
about S feet 8 inches high, 90 years of
age, no visible marks.
Josiah Cain is about feet inches
Ugh, well built and very chunkey, dark
complexion--he took with him some cot.
on cloathing which cannot be particu!a-
|'ized-he is about SO or sS years of age.
is expected they will endeaycr to PASS
as free men by having forged passes
'tepney and Lunnen took with them be-
ween forty and fifty dollars. together
With two or three different suits Of cioath,.
t is expected they are making either for
he state of Ohio or PENNSYLVANIA. as they
re aiming for their freedom. We viii
.ive.the above reward if they are secured
n any Jail so that we GET them again, or
FIFTY DOLLARS for either of them,
and all reasonable charges.
Lfzcis 7. Vnugh,
Jnmes Huffman,
Living in strasburg.
Shenandoah County, Virginia,
July 90. eo2w*
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Abstract Of Produce shipped from tie
port of Georgetown, IS. CO from the
18th OF March to the 9TH fully, 1915,
exclusive Of shipments to Charleston and
Wilmington -
1874 tierces of rice, 284 butts sweet
oil, $50 half tierces do 6 bbIs. faxseed,
GIG bales of cotton, is do. beef, COS bbls.
tar. % do. pork, 6a do. pitch, $500 lbs.
bacon, 22a do. tGrpentine, 900 do. lard,
1000 feet pine plank, go live hogs, %,
O3O w. @. hid. slaves, 90 bbls. picked
fish. $4,000 cypress shingles, So boxes
ter;ings, 2,l18 bushels Indian Germ, 10
boxes soap, SIS bushels peas, 4 boxes can
dies. 1877 b5ls. -four, Q do. wax, hhds.
tobacco, IS hbls yellow ochre, $4,000 lbs.
goldfish. 10000 reeds.
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A list of vessels which have entered
aud Cleared in the port Of Savannah,
from the lst of April to the 5Oth day of
June. 1915.
.4rripe9, AZ ships, SO briggs, 81 schoon-
ers, Al s'oops,-Iotal eos.
Clcors2, IS Sims, 65 briggs, 81 schoon-
ers, Sc sloops-iotai l9i.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-20
James C.. Deneale

n. B. would prefer selling any or
the whole four last mentioned tracts of
Landau indisputable title will be made
and the payments made easy.
July 90. st