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ANEcGOTE,

It was Customary wieh Frederick,
wheneve; new soldier appeared in his
Snards. to ask him three questions, viz.
tiow cid ore you? How long have you
been il MY serrieeF Are you satisfed
18th your pay ard tfeatn1esat-s 1t hap
4.ened tlat a Young soldier, born in
France. who had served in his own coun.
try.desire,. to enlist i1the Prussian SER
vice; his figure caused him TO be inmc-
diateiy accepted; but he vas totally Is
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Eksrtrast Of q letter f,on, n anerc%io'i'e
has.ss IN Liverpool 10 another IN t!tis
| city, astea .Fcy IS.
g IN aai. letter of the G5th March, we
Informed you that tie House of Gem
mons hail passed resolution. that the
war duties shou d be continued, except
fon cottah wooi in British SHIPS.
8: We now hasten to advise you. that
a bill, has Just been introduced into the
horse ofcommons, to continue tie war
duties until the 9Th July 1916, except on
cotton wool and tobacco when imported
III British ships.
;. Should tie act therefore rass. of
which from the information we have re-
|ceived there is little doubt. the duty az
lei, the 9Th July next will be upon cot-
ten in British vessel I'd FER Id. c,tly !:
i'm an American vessel Sd and tie DIFF
ference III favor of British vessel On
the importation of tobacco viii be Id 10
per it. VIXEN this article is used for this
consumption.
6 Cotton g Tobacco. however. may be
landed ard bonded for expectation upon
sane terms in an American assn q Britist
ship, without The payment of any duty
4 gentleman who left. Liverpool the
goth Of May, informs Us that tie above
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{. BHonaugh s. Co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED.
IN addition to TIER .fa,msr Spring is
y !s3rf9npUf

S3fIfneius
/. II TAR1E27r OF sEzsoNdsER GOODS.
AsSoNG WHICH ARE
saPcfana London blue, black, and bot.
tlegreerl Cleths
Jaconet csmbrics aud Muslias
Corded and striped MusIins
snPerfne- cambria Gihghams
Cambria and common5Dimity
Book Muslins and Lenoes
Cotton shirtings and long Cloths
Long Lawns, Lace and Wire Buttons
Womens, Mems and Childrens cot4on
Hose
Ladies long and short Kid Cloves
Black Trimmings for Dresses
Black Bombazett
Superfine undressed Calico and Cbintz
An elegant assortment of MarseiIles
and James
A fewpieces of Kidderininster Car
eting. and variety of other articles
II of which will be sold on the most rea-
enable terms for CASH.
July Is.
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& .noye .GET.aAED .E:.g.1"r'

4 preacher, ina sermon on repentance.
IN which be insisted tat actions, aud
.aot tears end p;oas cxclamations, were
tie signs Of a sincere repentance, con-
'c Udea WITH This Illustrative aro!asue -
a hird-catchev, having caught his prey.
used to Kill them bv strangling them. II
this action he happened ore day to
|hurt his fneer. and Shed fears in conse-
|qpence. see,aays a silly young bird. he
's'ias.s signs of pity upon US. Do not
im.ad his weering eys. repiicd an Old
'tird, jooic al his bloody hnnds!
-. Salem Gazette.
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80 which SIT 40, $50 n1uskets
!6e ss-. ~ ;aoal G,aray form the arma-
Gthe f.hs Nationaf Guards Of Paris.
pe[f ..a = - coa,9atiss Of the Marine ar
J, VS. $, Ssse bssA sent from Brest, Raeh-
tl's'y s. + otlsE ports. to serve the artilie-
~ Minister of War being informed
as war Commissioner at Saint lao
t's1 C to give provisions and march
lad ls, ,aey to fqe attachments of nation
jag u" ,ls destined for the formation Of,
ss .ao,s, bstta'iea. has ordered him to to.
tls .ss.neadssi and called to Paris to>ac-
s Far kis conduct.
''' T,ss 5 saag e.--rl,'s frontier is the
1. ,ss 81 some military movements.
go as,ai,re battaiions h.se arrived. The
sas. ling arrive. Of Gen. Castanes IS
s' a. ss IS ecs&ble that We may
l $. i undertake he post impolit'c war;
! s = .ssssss We Easc far a long Tine been en-
- d ,,ease orr allies beyond the
Il s eyra saitl that the Portuguese
~ i. sb,at "a send US auxiliaries.
~. soweeer easyta see ttEat the nat
y, 4 described aBd tat troubles airs
I. !, stsak ont ia different quarters.
=. -
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To Let. i

A \ excellent stand for business, pro.
~ Jassic1al or Mercontite, will be
rented for the remainder of the present
year, if immediate application be made
to the PRINTER.
July u. ct
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I en- Dollars X eWard

n AMES STEWART, an apprentice
aB to'the boot and shoemakins business,
about IL years CID, of dark complexion,
obtained leave to 60 tc Washington on
a visit to bis mother and has not return.
ed. The above reward will be paid for
delivering said apprentice to the subscyib-
ers. He has been in Alexandria ard is
probably endeayoring to ship on board of
some vessel.--lail masters Of vessels and
others are forewarned employing or har-
boriEgsaid boy.
Jcarey e. shrers
Cccaqpan, Th mo. IIth.--14. ST..
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Paper Hangings.

T. - = - u =
AN elegant assortment of the above
addition to their former stock, is just
'eceived for sale by
James Kennedy & SoH.
June 90. cost
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COURT MaRTTAL.

The general court martial for tie trial
of 1t. colonel the hon. 7. Mullins, OF the.
44th RECT. assembled en- the 9th Inst.
lin the Royal Barracks, Dublin
President, 1t. Gen. Meyrick.
,Nembe,s-Major Gen. Doyle, major
gea. O'Loughlin. major gen. White, col
Wolf, royal artillery ; col. Taylor: 5Sth
regt. 1t. eel. Waller, royal artillery;
lit. col. Bunbury, 9th Dragnns Guards f;
lit. col. Preach, 9Th dragons guards
major Hugoning, 9TH Dragon major
Henderson, roya! engineers, Ma or Bell
48th regt. Major Thwaits, 4sth Te@-
ment: Major South, 2ath regiment; maj
to mu, 6lst Regiment.
The following are the charges:
1st. Charge-For having OIL the 9Th OF
Jan. shamefuI!y neglected and disc5ey-
ed the orders he had received from the
late major general Gibbs, commenting
the Cd brigade, to collect the tasclHea
and ladders, and to be formed with tfcm
at the head of the column of attack at
the time directed; and in Gisobedlence
of said order, suffered the regiment dn-
der his command to pass tie redonot,
vhere the tascines and ladders were
lodged, and remained at the head % a
column fer half an hous upwards WITH
cat taxing any steps to put the 4Ath
| in possession OF the fa2cines and ladders
| in conformity to all order. knoWIns
the period Of attack tt e n!omentaTuy
approaching, in cons q e.ce OF winch
ldisobedience and neglect. the 44th rest.
on being sent back to nc rcdoubt. ana
returned hurried by tie fac!nes, &c;
were thrown into confusion, and moved
eli! to the attack in m irregular ana uh-
connected manner, leading TO the tifihs
and disorder which enseed II the a.
lacking ccluma, and disasters atte'a'''s
lii. ;.
Cd Cl.a~ca--Fnr scandaloGs aid ma
minus mis.ly,.a ior before the enemy 81,
| zhe StIl OF Ja'uary, IN not leading al"
conducting tie s.ith regimerR, snder '.''
command up ~ the enemies works. II
! not placing tie ladders aue 'ach;es
lin the ditc1. AS he was ordersd 10 o.,
and in not settirs that example OF Sa ,..
Ilartry to the soldiers, SO indssPens'p.J
requisite a part OF an officers du'y "
ensure the success of an attack IN con-
loueuce of which misbehavior toe IT,
Ibid not perform tl,e service ail'''f'' :.
them, never having made an atte"'ps 70
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Land for Sale.

II WILL sell the Farm upon which
4 I reside, containing 1900 acres
Tie improvements are of brick, and very
commodious-46O acres of this land i,
bottom and in a high state of Improve
ment, and the whole tract is supplied
with never failing springs. This proper
ty is situated S miles from Alexandria
and within one of the Hunting Greek
gravel road. Stock, of superior quality
can be had with the land.
Provided the interest be paid quarterl.
g long credit can be had on the purchase
money. Letters addressed addressed
to me touching this subject, upon whici
the postage is paid, will be immediatel..
attended to
Hayfeld, near Alexandria, Sept. /.
If.
n The Editors of the National In.
tellisencer and Federal Republican, viii
insert this in their country paper until
forbid.
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.also, for Sale,
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 200 to 800 acres on 20
tomac River, about 5 miles frop Dunn
fries and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
is good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are dwelling house
in good repair containing six rooms, a
kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer to the purchaser the most aattering
prospect Of rendering this a valuable
farmby an inconsiderable devotion OF la
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to Nsblet Herbert, Esq. Of Alexandra.
John A, Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va.
lime Id
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
ID AEAwAy from the subscriber, on
IN Monday the ssth of August last,
a Negro Nan, namsd
STROLLER.

About IS years of age, dark complexion,
S feet 10 inches high /; had On when he
went away, blue country Gotten coat
much worn, anold hat and brown linen
strowsers. He had been the property OF
Jeha Graham of Rayensworth, Fairfax
County, from whom | purchased him,
and as he has a wife there it is presumed
he is somewhere in the neighborbood.
He was lately hired to Mr.. staunten,
brieklayer, in Alexaudria, and MIR. Jas.
Irwin near this place.I will give ten
dollars for apprehending said runaway if
taken withis 90 miles Of Alexandria and
secured SO that | get him, or the above
reward if taken SO miles Tram this place,
and reasonable charges if brought home.
y EDWARD LLOYD. 4
Sept. A
HF The Editers of the National In
tenigencer are requested to publish the
above three times and sesd their account
to this Office.
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from which It appeared that the invoice
&c q, = ca,,turad Bibles amounted to 1871

frnm which Il appeared that the invoice
Of the captured Bibles amounted to 1871
es. 9s. sterling. This sum was imne-
eliately raised by subscription in Eost ton,
and was Transmitted by the Bible Society
of Massachusetts, to the society, whose
benevolent purposes have been counter
acted, as IN expression OF their high re-
spect for that institution, OF their attach
|ment to their glorious object, and of their
adherence of that cupidity, which had
seized with unhailowed hands on the
offering of charity, and sought to enrich
Itself by the spells Of tie poor"
This is one of the noblest acts ever
performed by man: and independently
of other considerations of temporal ma
ture, it is truly delightful to reflect, that
Its whole value is derived from the fact
that man is an immortal and fallen be-
ling. sitting /" in the valley Of the shallow
Of DEATH" but capable Of redemption,
through the merits of a Savior. And
when we also call to mind. that in this
act are centered all the loveliest Chris
tan virtues that it was done by those
and for those whom man had declared
enemies, but whom God has called bre-
thren !; how must we rejoice at so noble
a TRUMP! 1t is, indeed, an act that
does more real honor to this country,
than the most splendid victory. Not
only mortals, but God. and Angels, and
the spirits ofjust men made perfect be-
hold it with approving smiles.
HIERONYMUS.
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Tuition & Boarding for Dung
Ladies.

AT Mrs. GEoRcE's, on Queen street,
near Fairfax street, where will be taught
the several branches of English Educa-
Unsatisfactory reference will be gl-
ven respecting ability. The Academy
viii be opened Oh Monday the 18th OF
september.
TERMS.
Boarding, Lodging, Washing and Tr-
ition, S l50 per annum.
Tuition alone including all the branch
es, s 40,
Junior classes S9e.
Paid quarterly in advance.
August 80. eod
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ALEXANDRIA:
WEDNESDAY. srprrnpns 6.

The London Courier, after nub,,sI
Bonaparte's letters to tie Prince p
gent. makes the following ren,a,ts Ns
Like I'hemistocics In the a.,
throwing himself upon the eeneros;tr
his enemy he has initiated that nohlo =,
|thenian But there the comparison e. .'''
Themistocles had not only been ," ~.
greatest enemy ofthe persians. kut he b wy
been victorious over them. What ~
tories did Bonaparte ever gain over NJ
What Themistucles did to Nerves ~.
effected against Bonaparte. We Js
|streyed his navy. Themistocles. after hs
ling the saviour Of MS co rtry improved
|her Notifications, rebuilt her Pirevs ard
filled her harbours with a numerous and
powerful navy, which rendered Ler tho
mistress of Greece. Yetin the midst IF
THAT glory the conqueror Of Xerxes jacnr
red the dispieasare of his countreyncr
(which had proved SO fatal to many of his
Industrious predecessors. Fewas banisS
led from the city, and as he had s,voht
lin vain safe retreat amorg he Rennh
lies and barbarians of L race, he threw
himself into the arms ola Monarch, VINCE
fleets he had defeated whose fatber
inc had ruined, Artaxer cs, TIE success.
sour of Xerxes, receive the illustr;gs
|Athenian with kindness. and though 10
had formerly set price upon his head
yet he made him one of his greatest "a.
|vourites, and bestowed three rich cities
upon him, to provide him with bread wine
and meat. Such kindness, from a mo.
narch from whom he expected perhaps
the most hostile treatment, did not alter
the sentiments, of Themistocles. He still
remembered that Athens gave him birth
sS according to some writer's, the wish
of not injuring bis county, and there.
fore his inability of carrying on war a.
sainst Greece at the request Of Artaxerx-
es, obliged him to destroy himself by
drinking bulls blood. The manner Of
his death is however uncertain, x while
some affirm that he poisoned himself, o.
theirs declare that he fell prey TO a VIC.
lent distemper in the city Of Magnesia,
where he had fixed his residence while in
the dominiens of the Persian mosarch.--
Themistocies died in the 65th year of his
age, about 449 years before the Christian
era. He has been admired as man Ia.
turaIIy courageous. of a disposition fond
of activity, ambitious cf CORY and enter
prize. Blessed with a provldent Il dis
corning mind, he seemed TO rise superior
to mistortanes. and in the midst OF mis-
70, tunes. and in the midst OF adversely
possessed resources which could enable
him to regain his splendor, and even to
command fortune.
We hardly think that il the features
of 1'hemistocles character, and in the IA
ture ofhis exploits, our readers will trace
much resemblance to the character 0"
the actions of Bonaparte-As little siml-
Iitude exists between the character
of the Persian nation and that 0, the
British.
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Hating Business.
THOMAS K. JMaRTIN,

Corner Of Fairfax and King-streets,
I'd ETURNS his thanks to his friends
h and the public in general for past
fayors, and takes this method Of inform
ing them that he has row on hand large
assortment eftbe most
FASHIONABLE BEAVER HATS,
That can be recommended.-He also has
on hand large supply Of
all sorts and qualities ofHats
Which will be sold on as good, if not
better terms than any in the District
for cash or approved credit.
&C. Wanted two smart boys to the
above Business.
Aug. 90. stawsw
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER s.
.Mandeyille & Larmour.

Corner Of King and FairtaT . hans
and Wutsr Streets Offer for Sale,
400 Chests Gunpowder, Imperial and
Young Hyson TEAS OF the iatest
lamentations, and can be sold low
: er than any of the Northern Mar
.kets can at present afford them.
- 90 boxes Imperial
SO lacquered boxes Young Hysop
Is Boxes Young Hyson and hyson'
Skin-Montesguieu's cargo
10000 lbs. Green Coffee
30 bags old Java Coffee, tor gentsel
family use
50shogsheads and 60 barrels Orleans
St. Croix and Martinique Sugars
5000 Tbs. loaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. FIRST quality Bengal Indigo.
10 puuchecas West India Rum
aGs gallons genuine old IRISH Wits
Key
100 boxes Soap
500 realms Wrapping Paper
Nth their asual general assortment ofths
Best Wines, Liquors & Gro
ceries.
N. B.---Country dealers are respect
fully requested to view their assortment.
Aur. IS
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Molasses. Coffee, &c.

WI OlSlSS -
We haze ms, received and for saIt
10 hhds stquaity retailing classes
900 bags and ten tierces pEspe green
Coffee
so boxes Pipes containing three gross
each
go do. No. /, Chocolate
90 dozen bottles old Port Wine
AND IN STORE,
a5 chests Gunpowder & Y. Hyson Teas
Of very superior quality
10 hhds. Sd and 4th proof old Whiskey
suitable for family use
10 hhds. Sd proof Antigua Rum
Some fine old Madeira, Sherry, and Ie
neriffe Wines
New , SUGARS.
Loaf and LumpS ),
Liverpool fine and Ground Alum Sal
and general assortment. oil othe'
Groceries as usual .
Rn We also keep constant supply
Of the best Flour for family use.
Bryan Hampson e 90.
August 10.
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From the National htelGgencer.

! Since the return Of the French mo-
march to Paris, there has been establish
ed in that city a" Gazette 0ftcielte,'
appropriated to the sole purpose OF pro-
mitigating the ordinances ofthe king, the
acts of the ministry, and the notes which
Iemanate from the several departments
of the government. tits printed by the
same person that publishes the Moaitenr
land is to be issued just as the nature 8
number Of the measures of administra-
tion may require. The Moniteur ceas-
ed to be the official journal on the 18TH
| OF July.
We have seen several numbers of this
new Gazette. They are filled with royal
ordinances, relative to the finances, the
new organization of the legislature, the
prefecture, the military establishment,
&c. The whole power of the kingdom,
and executive, was, Tor the
time exercised by the monarch, who, up
on the reports ofhis ministers, or the ad-
vice of his council, issued his ordinances,
| in relation to every subject, from the
chateau of The Thuilleries.
The Paris papers, which we have had
an opportunity of inspecting for a few
hours, are as late as the Gath of July, In
elusive. They do not contain any ar
ticles of much Importance, in addition to
those which have reached US through
Iother channels.
By an ordinance of the king, of the
Goth of july, the censorship OF the press
lis abolished and writer's and publishers
are left merely liable to prosecution Tor
abuses in this particular, after the IS
suing of their works. Louis contesses,
lin tie ordinance, that {" he bad found
THAT the restrictions of the censorship
upon the liberty Of the press had. been
productive of more Inconvenience than
advantages, and for that reason ne had
resolved to repeal the restrictive parts
| of the law touching that subject entirely +"
He leaves it, he says, to the zeal OF the
lmagistracy to punish offenders.
In looking over the signatures to the
several ordinances, we fad the follow
ling persons IN the exercise OF mlnisterl-
AL authority:
Fouchs, duke of Otranto, Minister Of
Police.
Gorrion St. Cyr, Minister of War.
The Count de Joascourt Minister OF
the Marine and Of the Colonies.
Baron Louis, Minister of the FL
tnances.
The Ministry of the Interior appears
to be vacant. Pasguier, who is lord
keeper of the greet seal of France, and
Minister of Justice. is charged par inte-
rim, with the Portfolio OF the Minister
of the Interior.
Among some minor appointments, we
observe that the sieur TaNey'and, who
lis the project of Loiret, is named an no.
|norary counsellor of state ;and M. Geor-
ses de CARAVAN, secretary OF the French
Legation at the Hague.
The number of deputies, (representa-
tives) according to an official table ac-
companying the royal ordinance OF the
9th July, is to be augmented from 81 to
4O2.
III. Hulot, brother-in-aw OF the late
Cen. Moreau, mas been named secretary
general of the Chaacesy fthe Legion OF
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Jefferson Land for Sale.

A BOUT s92 Acres in the county 0
IA jefferson and State OF Virginia, on
the road leading from Winchester to
Baltimore, II miles from the former, II
from Harper's Ferry and from Charles,
town-60miles from Alexandria, George
town and the City Of Washington. The
improvements are new brick house. 2
stories high, barn 40 feet square, sta
Bile. &c.
The soil is of the very first quality:
well adapted to the growth of timothy,
clover and every species of grain--Mofe
than half of the land is covered with tim.
Der OF the best quality.
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SOftSsr'
Iron rim, and brass
door locks
Stock locks
Drawer, chest, desk
trunk, cupboard.
and pad locks
II, HI butt, parlia-
ment, table aad
chest hinges
screws, bolts, latch
es, planes, CHS
sells augurs, plane
irons, co'slFasSes,
squares,hand pan
mel, tenant, sash,
and compass saws
Mill, cross cut, aud
pit saws
Smiths files
Ml, cross cut, pit.
and hand-saw files
Rasps
Ivory, buckhorn, s
bone table u das-
cert knives and
forks
Pen, pocket, prun-
Ing, butchers and
shoe knives
Razors aud scissors
Drawing-kniyes
Brass eommode han
dies and knobs.
cloak aad curtain
pins
Hard butt Hinges.
hooks, socket cas-
tors, nails stair.
rods and eyes.
chimney hooks.
kettles, candle.
sticks, and foot,
men. 81
Plated and tin'd bri.
die bits, stirrups,
buckles s. slides,
lnartingale hooks
and spurs.
3 great cariety
Which he offers fo
terms wholesale aat
August &c.
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I.
|Japann'd, black, red
l. white tea trays
Plate warmers and
Dressing cases
Shoveis and tongs
IGreen wire tenders
Iron, tin. & copper
tea kettles
Sauce pans
Pins
Needles
Knitting pins
Iron aud japan'd
candle-sticks
|Cramho, Toupee &
: knife combs
Cloth, nail, hair,
crumb, paint and
/ sweeping brushes
|SbOt bolts, powder
TASKS, fishing rods
| lines and hooks
Walk. canes and
whips
Pocket books, back
CANNON boards,
snuff boxes, pla-
ted candlesticks,
-
castors, &c.
Guns, pistols. dirks,
and gnn-aints.
Vices, anvils, spades
shoyels, frying
pans, bar y sheet
lad and tin plates
|3ar-iron, steel, and
Wagon boxes.
ALSO,
IIGilt and mahogany
| framed pier look
| ins glasses
Toilet and pocket
!. glasses
Military goods and
Jewellery, and
Of other articles,
{ sale on moderate
retail.
If.
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r Wants a situation IN a
counting room, a Lad from ID to Is years
of age. For particulars apply to the
Printer.
July 20, t.
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Adam Lynn,

Opyosite the .Mechahics Bank,
Has received by the shiy-Ocean and Su-
peror,
A large aad general assortment OF
TRONMONGERY, Gallery, plated and
timed saddlery, japanned, brass,
and plated wares
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06

A. NEWTON informs the public
thathc has taken into partnersbipin trade
WM. II. RICE, and the business in fn-
ture will be conducted under the firm OF
VIM. Ell. Rice G Co.