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AN ACT

T r the relief Of mes Savage and others.
BE IL enacted 5yfhe Senate and House of Re.
Pr@SeHtGtires Of the United Safes oC Aa.erico u,
CoHg'ess assembled, That the Sc cretary of War
BE-, and ne is hereby authorised and directed
to audit and settle the claims ofJames Savage.
Henry Piatt, Enoch Chase, John Wells, Daniel
T. Clarke, Pc ash and Cairn, Joseph ]. Green.
Levi Psstt, Gosw u Wait. Edward Wait. Hen
ry Powers, Jonathan Griffin, Charles, D. Back
US joseph Thomas, &c rye Frelich, Marra-
ret aumInt, Lewis Baker, John l.. FonuUst
mrJo Stone, NOAH BraGwell, and Nathan
Ave1i,lun on account of the destruction of
their hoeaes and properly, by order OF major
general Nexander Dacomb ; by ascertainiHg
or causing 20 ~ ascertaiacd, .he value of the
SAT- property at the time o. It's destruction, in
such manner and upon SUCH terms, as may ap-
pear reasonable aud just
Sec. 2. .4r4 b. II further enacted, That the
amount OF sch valuation, when ascertained a 8
aforesaid, shali be pnid 20 the owner or owners
our ct any moaey in the treasury not otherwiss
appropriated.
LANGDON CHEVES,
Speaker Of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES
JOHN GAILLARD,
President, pro tempore, OF the Senate.
March 3, isi5,-APproved,
JAMES MADISON.
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corder shall thereupon issue . certificate in e..
vor OF the party, which certificate being trans
mitted to the commissioner OF the general land
ofBcc. shall eutite the party to patent. TO be
issued IN like manner as is provided By law for
other public lands Of the United States
LhNGDON CHEVES,
Speaker OF tho House o. Representatives.
JOHN GAILLaRD,
President, pro temporc, of the Senate.
February II, 1Sl5-Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
GTOLBN out of my stables on the night
~ between the 10th and 18th instant,
Two SOrPel Horses


One a mare, about S feet inches high, 6
or years old next spring, she has a small
blaze in her face turning on the right nos.
tril, IS docked, hanging main AID switch
tail, shod all rouyc PAGES, irots and canters,
goes rather stiG and sometimes a little
lame in her right hind leg. The other a
horse, about feet 10 inches high, years
old next spriug, blaze face, orc hind fec;
white, his name where the collar works is
nearly white, and some white hairs inter.
mixed throughout, long main and tell, has
lump Oh his back and kind Of lump and
scar on hrs LETT shoulder, PAGES, trn.s and
canters awkwardly-both of them are &C
customed to gear. Any person delivering the
said horses to me in Hanover County, near
the Meadow Bridges, shall receive the nboYe
reward, or 10 dollars for either of them.
JOHN BELL.
I'd Mo. (Feb.) 22d, 1915. tf
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PUBLISHED DaIr By sNoVDEs ROYAL s1REEl ALExAnDaIA
DAVID PEABODY

Has received in addition ia his fornle
stock, the following GODDS. viiz.
EbLACK, blue and sndff.colored Lon
ID don Cloths
Blue and blue-mixed London Cassimsres
One case undressed Ginghams
One do. undress'd Cambrics, vefy cheap
One do. white and coIored Hose
Blue, olive and green cotton Cassimeres
Shifting long Cloths, Irish Shiftings
"A and 7-8 ira Linens
Sattiaets, Kersenetts, & domestic Cling
hams.
June so.
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MONDAY, july 81 1915.
Public Sale
OF Loqadtson and Eai,far Lands

Q Loudl,os and Fai,Jfar Lands
I'M Thursday the 10th day of August
" next, If fair, if not, the next fai. ,
day; tie subscribers will offer at public
sale, at the tavern known by the name of
GAINESVILLE, tact Of Land lying in the
counties of Loudoun and Fairfax. The
above tract contains about two thousand
five hundred acres, and lies near the road
leading from Leesbarg to Alexandria. a.
bout IL miles from the former, & e7 from
the latter place, and near the turnpike
leading from Little River to Alexandria.
1t is situated in an agreeable neighbor-
hood and connects the advantages of wa
ter and timber sit has been divided In
to compact farms containing from two to
three hundred acres each, upon most of
which there are tolerably comfortable
dwelling houses, and will be sold in lots
according to the above division.-From
experiments which have been made Of the
effects of plaster on the above tract, and
has been found to suceeed as " ell as on
any other land in Louden. One third o,
the purchase money viii be required in
hand and the balance divided into two
equal annual instalnlents with interest
from the date, TO secure the payment of
which the purchaser will be required to
give bonds with approved security
The purchasers will be allowed the pri-
yalege OF seeding in the fall, and pos.
session will be given on the first day
IT lamar, 1916. Persons wishing to
purchase will be shewn the property by
Mr.. John Matthias, Surveyor OF Leudon
Couaty, residing in ieeeburg.
CARTER p. PAGE
JOHN w. PAGE
June 81. ids.
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mo. 4s s
| awrason 81 FoWle

| awrason & Fowle,
Have This day landing and for sale At
their wharf, the CARGO of Schooner
Morning Star, Captain Hammett, from
Boston, consistingof
$50 boxes mould and dipt Candles, Of
superior quality
100 boxes brown Soap
20 barrels new mess and no. Beef
10 pipes superior quality Catalonia
Wine
100 reams large size WrarIin z
per
600 do. common do.
80 bundles sheathing Paper
20 cases Salad Oil
90 do. Tumblers. Decanters, Re-
ofthe Boston Glass Mandatory
20 tons Plaster Paris.
For Freight.
~ The Brig TRIM, James cleve-
sssEs skssssS land, master; burthen 1850 bar
reis. a first rate vessel, ready for the inn
mediate reception Of a cargo. Apply as
above. "
June s7.
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joseph pear,

m rsrrcrruLfY informs his Friends
H. andthe Public. that he continues
= = e : on the CABINET BUSINESS
, ii its various branches, on Royal
s,pet. near the Market. and has on
|Ia,d some well made YUTRNfTU Re-
lnd also informs tie Public that he has
IN new HEA2SE, and stock to make
|G0FRINS if called for. He also makes
md repairs SDPHAS aud every kind OF
CHAIRS on the shortest notice.
geh. oS.
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Maurice Herbert,

YEvAKES this method of informing his
4 friends that he will remain in st.
Bartholomew for several months, where
be will be grateful for any business that
may be entrusted to his care. His first
object will be to cultivate correspond
ence with the neighboring islands, by
which means vessels directed to his adj
dress, in the event of an opening of the
British ports, will be enabled to avail
themselves Immediately, of the best mar
ket, thereby avoiding the expence and de-
lay of seeking one. The schr. Louisa,
capt. I horp, will sail to his address on
Wednesday, and the schooner Enter
prize the following day-Letters for St.
Barts. to go by the above vessels may be
left at the counting room of Adams, Her
bert 4 Co.
u A
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-24
London Goods.

The subscribers have imported in che Ship
BosToN, Captain FISLEY, from LON
DON, Via Baltimore) an assortment OF
Seasonable Goods.
s .amoag them are
ENxTRA best London super6ne Cloths
r. and Cassimeres, Waistcoatings.
Fancy and Wellington Prints, Cambria,
Book, Jaconet, Null, Leno, Whip
nett and Ta,nboured Muslins, Shawls
and Handkerci6efs, Cotton Shirtings.
do. Hose. Irish Linens and Lawns.
Sewing Silk, Twist. Gallons, Ferret.
Buttons, Colored Threads, Pins, and Kid
derminster Carpeting.
BY the first arrival at this port from LII
verpool they expect an assortment or
WOOLLENS.
G & |. P. Thompson
June 90.
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Cotton, / cas-, &c.
We hare on hand & offer for sale,
SO bales Virginia Cotton, of very
superior quality.
So Whole and half chests first chop
Gunpowder and y. Tyson Tea.
80 barrels Musoovado Sugars.
10000 pounds green s. white Coffee.
6 hhds. Jamaica & Antigua Rum.
6 ditto and SO barrels second ana
third proof old Whiskey, fit for
family use.
Teneriffe and Port Wine. very fine.
400 reams Wrapping Paper.
50 haif boxes first quality Cigars,
10 ksss 535as-
s tierces new Rice.
40 dozen best London Mustard.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so ditto English Fig Blue.
With a general assortment OF Groce-
ries as usual.
BRYAN HAMPsON &Co
Nav g. t
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fresh Young Hyson Tea.
For Sale.

/ FAMILY, of BLACKS. consist
a inc of man, a woman and three
.S;nIllreea--rhe man is about 2S years OF
,se--one of the children z, one three and
tls other one year oId.-Appiy to the
Printer
Nav 10. u.
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JOHN &, l. DIP
Has for Sak
100 bolts Russia Duck
& hhds. mems coarse Hats
90 kegs fine wrought I'd. Nails
/ set elegant dining China
S boxes Decanters, assorted
2 hhds. half pint Goblets
9 hhds. salted Lemmons
/ pipe Sicily Lennon Juice
/ case domestic made Woollens
/ case Hardware
10 casks sweet Wine
5 boxes mems Shoes
Is tons Russia Hemp
Q grass Cables
Square Iron, Oil, &c. &c.
June iG. -.-,
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u uSL NCSClVCu,
.aND FOR SHE BIZ
Griffith end Brda0mer,
At their Warehouse. on kipg-street, 10
packages of DRY GOODS, contains
ing:
Black and colored Bombazettes
Long Cloths
Madrass Handkerchiefs
7-8 and a. colored Cambria,
Do. do. black do. 4
Ginghams, Linen Cambria
Imperial Muslin Shawls ]
Cambria Muslin
Cotton Hosiery
Beaver Gloves |
I6 fashionable London Dresses
Cotton Shirtings, etc. etc. etc.
ALSO.
100 bags Green Coffee
100 boxes Soap
90 do. fresh Figs and Prunes
4 do. Arrow Root
IL cases assorted Glassware.
Julv 6.
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Public Sale.

XXTILL be offered at Public Sale
Wv the premises, on Tuesday
Sd of October next, a valuable Farm
|about 700 acres, situate in the csnnty
Fairfax, on the main road leading from
alexandria to Fredericksburg, bindlngI
Pobick and Accotink runs, about II mi
from Washington City Cd. C0-12fr
alexandra and four from the town
(Occoquan.
This Farm is surrounded by good
kets, the soil is productive. with a Ia
portion of meadow land and soo5 m
seattle Dwelling House, suitable TO
|genteel family, ishandsomely situated,
not surpassed by any in our country
health; a Well in the yard that TURNS
excellent water, with a large Orchs
and Garden.
The situation (half way between ~
andria and Dumfrics) is a valuable 2
for a Tavern and the number OF 7
CONS, &c. travelling the road, atto'
good market for most of the products
the Farm.-There are few Farms pr
sessing more advantages, and is w
worth the attention OF any person dispt
ed to purchase seat near the seal OF {;
vernment, Or to speculate in lands
further information enquire on the p
misses, Of Dodrige P. Chichester Or WI
H.. Foote, Esq.-Possession will besl.
at any time, when a considerable port
Of the purchase money will be require
July 26. 2awts.
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Rev. John Murray.
Boston, September {

60Sf0n, ceptemDer ..
The remains of the Rev. JOHN Muir
ray, previous to being entombed, were
carried from his mansion in Franklin
Place to the Universal Westinghouse,
preceded bv the Society to w!lom he mi
nisterca, and followed by a long train OF
mourning relations and friends: A dis
course was there pronounced by the Rev.
Mr.. Jones, of Gloucester; and prayers
offered by the Rev. Mr.. BalIoa, OF Sa-
lem, ard MIR. Turner of Charlestewn.-
The venerable deceased has left tesla
ment of his faith and hope, in three vo-
lumes, Of ..Letters and sketches OF
Sermons :" which. have had an ex-
tensive circulation And gentlemen
who have a mere circuu9scribed view
of the scheme ofredemption, have admit
ted that the great diffusion in Europe and
America Of the prevailing spirit OF
Christian urbanity, and free inquiry
in All eminent degree has been advan-
ced by the unwearied researches into the
spirit Of the Divine Scripture, and the IN
dependent manner in which the truths OF
the gospel have been unfolded and de-
Tended by the deceased.
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Industry.

The wisest sages of antiquity, and the
soundest moFalists of the present age.
freely admit the vast Importance OF acti-
witty and industry. Industry is sedulous,
void of lethargy, dissipating idleness,
with all her train of evils, and raising
monuments of greatness.-It is industry
that achieves that which appears impos-
sible--it is she who continually addeth
comfort to society, and who banisheth
both Incidence and vice. Fostered by
her, Liberty exaIts nation, commerce
watts her sails, arts and sciences flourish,
aud plenty openeth her doors to health
and contentment.
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FROM FRANCE.

Capt. Sampson, who arrived On Wed
nesday from Bordeaux, and who left that
city on the 9th ultino, correborates the
report that large number of the allied
troops are TO be cautioned in France for
considerable time and contradicts the
runner that the Prussians had had re-
cent engagement with the French ar
mics. There had been many arrests,
and it was even said, some executions.
Capt. S. brought Paris papers to Au-
gust @ Befort, Eesancoa, Leon and
.Soisssns still appear to hold out agains.
the allies. Suspicion seems still directed
to the remains Of Benaparte's troops
and the placing of artillery on some Of
the bridges of Paris is an unfavorable
symptom as to that place.
he discontents in France occasion
the Allies to remain there-and their
stay probably produces d.scontents. II
is uncertain when they will tie able to
leave without danger Of anarchy or ano'
ther revolution. The longer they tarry.
the more the expense of supporting the
forces will be felt, and the more causes
of irritation may occur. Yet the expert
ence of the last year, and the restlessness
of the French detain them.
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Point, to sail the 1st Of August Charles
ton and Liverpool Packet Howe, for
Norfolk, same day !; Washington,
Webb, for Philadelphia, next day How
land, Rowland, for N. York, do. PHI
lip Tabb, Tabb, for City Point. mall Au-
gust: Camillus, Small, of this port un-
certain.--Spoke, lat the mouth Of the RI
yer, ship Canilus, Rowland, SO days
from New-York. Aug. Is, in lat %, lon.
80, ship Union, of Boston. 80 days
from New Orleans, bound to Liverpool !;
22d, lat AZ, SIS Ion "A, 90, ship Samuel
1S DAYS from New-York, blowing fresh
could not understand where bouBd. --
Same day passed a British convoy, stand
ing to the eastward was spoken by "a
under jury masts full of troops. Sept.
4, lat. As, s, long. 60, British ship Prince
of Orange, Silk, 81 DAYS from Hampton
Roads bound to London, had experienc-
ed severe gale on the 1sts OF Sept,
in which she lost her three top gallant
lnasts, mizen toplnast, jib boom, and all
sails blown from the yards, except the
lnainsail; the Prince Of Orange, lay 4
hears on her beam ends, and had a feet
water in her hold-0n the 9th Of Aug.
capt. Silk fell in with ship abandoned
laden with Coffee, sugar and Logwood,
he put 4 men on board and took her In
tow until the gale came on, when she
parted the fast and soon drifted out OF
sight with the four men On board.
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valuable Farm and
F0R sale. (,

TIME subscriber will sell by a1
the MI and PSuatation WI
now occupies, belonging to Lydia
situated on the edge Of a German
ment in the County Of Loudon.
Nv. w. of Leesburg and two and;
miles from Waterford, on Beave
Greek, and in one of the best
neighborhoodsin the county. Thl
contains $50 Acres, surpassed byi
the county for its fertility. Abof
third Of the land is we'll timbered,
balance. in a state ofhigh cultivatio,
whole of which is well watered, !
one ormore springs in each field.I
mill is strong frame building, twi
IA half stories high with three floors
one pair Of manufacturing burrs. $ {
diameter, together with Exams ma.
Try complete, and one pair of &C
stones, four feet In d;ameter.-The,
also on the premises and ricsr the
a comfortable dwelling house. a
lniller's house, a good framed bar
other necessary out houses.
The above property, owing to its
alton and numerous advantages, q
doubt, be worthy the attention o.
person DESTROYS Of investing their n
lin real estate of the above descripti
SAMUEL HOUG
N. B. The above described pr,
will be sold eitheri in a body or div!t
may best suit purchasers s.
Loudoun Go. March NJ
April 10. q
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NEw-YoRx, Sept. q.

Arrived, ship Paragon. Fowler, -
DAYS from I4iverp,o!. Left at the hock
ready for sea, ships Caroline, SAM
Mexico, Weeks, for New-York kufus
King. for ditto; Zodiac, for do. to sail
on the 18th, General Hamilton, q '5en,
Ga,lson, both for do on the 18th; Mag
net. for Philadelphia, ready to saii--ths
ship Ann Maria, White. arrived on 'he
14th, vas in dock, aud had begun 10
discharge. Met a number OF Americans
in the channe! bound in.
Ship Glenthorn, stil!man, IS days If.
Lisaan. August 81, lat. 81, 80, Ion. 80,
al, spoke an I:nglish brig so days from
Guernsey bound to Baltimore. Sept. ~,
Tat. So, IS, lon. SIS. 40, Spa
nish letter of maraue brig days from
HAVANA for Cad;Z, Supplied her Wila
beef aud bread. 18th, ist. SO, X, ieh.
so. GO, spoke ship Eliza, 2S days from
Nt)r!eans Cor Liverpool, disnasted =
same ,sa, fell in with tie hull o. a schooh-
ser d. si5ap, bottom upwards, Apparently
but short time upset. lath, lat. 80 -
lon. 81. 81, spoke schoonet loa',hoaore
perry, 5 days Iro.A Philadelphia for Dor =,
,leaux. Passengers i. sheridan, b. .
Devon, C. ". Starr If raiiade' ina, ,.
Nj. Buaer, d. Baltimore, ard J. L, Avh-
nedY. Lett s.nps New Jersey, Hctigg-
k;il:on, Asexaadg3a; Rising ku'pies.
SYie,d, ior Cadi1; Washington, bod
,Iin+toa. uncertain; TrahkliM, lhonas
CD; stulseg, itass. BIO Jane.ro ps's'
tsel.eral " ed, Cuot, tor the frazils
poa.one, Baker, Aia.asa: Mary LIVING
stoa, NYor1 Glary, Howlana' ior 0ss-
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2 O S T. s G R I p T.
Boston, Sept. %.
From Spain.

Capt. Bpntin, from Cadiz, understood
that another expedition Was ordered a.
gainst the Revolutionists in Spanish A
.nerica, in which $4,000 troops were to
be employed and that several ships OF
the line which were at Pert Mahon, we're
to convoy the expedition. The Alge-
rines had required large sum of mo,ey
of Spain, threatening hostilities if it was
not soon paid, A part Of the money was
collecting at Cadiz.
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ton Silkworn, Burnham, do. Brig
lane, Atkinson. left Lisbon for Balti-
more on the 18th.
Ship Radius, Russell, 90 days from
NOrleans. The ship Harmony Of Phi
ladelphia, was ashore on the Bahamas.
Ship Agricola, Robinson, 90 days from
Portuguese ship Mary the First, De-
brue, 56days from Lisbon.
Brig Hope, Mitchell, 16 days from
Guadalupe. Left at Point Petre ship
Peace and Plenty, Mather, sfor Turks
Island: briggs Lioness, Alden, of Port
land, uncertain: Mechanic, Small, of
do. do: Cincinnatus, Parsons, Glouces-
ter, in 5 days : Ariadne, Dennis, New
uncertain Sphynx, M'Comb,
WORK, destination unknown: Palace,
froaant, Boston, uncertain: schooner
Matilda, NCarolina, in 10 days. Sept.
e, spoke schooner Commerce, Barber,
Newbaryport, going into Point Petre in
distress, having lost his deck load in a
hurricane in lat. IS, al! we'll on board.
British brig Alice, selkhk, 10 days
from Point PstFe. The Alice has on
|seara the crew of the brig Eliza, Meran,
|of Providence. r. ]. foundered at sea on
the 18th September, taken eff the wreck
last Sunday, having been on the wreck
ID days. On Sunday last saw The wreck
|fthe schooner Eliza and Julia, Of New
York, with the loss of both masts: sup
posed she was abandoned 6 hours before,
las they saw ship alongside the wreck.
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Sale by Auction.
ON Wednesday s7thinst. at 10 o'clock,
will be sold, a variety Of DRY
GOODS, consisting Of
Cotton Shifting
Irish Linens and Sheetings
Cambries, Ginghans, Madras and
Fancy Handkerchief,
Gallons, Cotton Bindings,
Coat and Vest Buttons,
Leno and Null Muslins, &c. &c.
Griffith g Brawner.
Sept. 25
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Salt Afoat.

The subscribers have just received and
offer for sale on board the Wilheimlna.
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
$50 sacks fine do
en- HAND,
:. :. : ; e.: y: .: . Mus: Sugar
10 puncheons s.. Croix Rum
2 do. eth proof Jamaica Spirits,
years old, equal to any In the +
country
Q do Sd proof Antigua do. n
100 bbls common and family Whiskey
& pipes genuine Cogniac Brandy IN
90 chests and boxes Imperial and \
III. Teas !,
10000 pounds green and white Coffee
1870 boxes, and half boxes real la
wanna Cigars
2 casks cargo"
l pipe Madeira
!, S half do. Alocque
> CASKS Malaga
2 pipes Sicily Madeira
1GC boxes Pipes
COCO bushels Lisbon, Isle of May and
CadiZ Salt
1000 VT. Seine Twine -
ALSO,
Chocolate No. and Q, Pepper and Pr
mento in bags, Alum and Copperas in
tierces, Gunpowder, Shot of all sizes,
Indigo, Starch. Fig-Blue, Carrots ao'
Hamilton's Snuff, Soap, Spermace
mould and dipt Candles, leading LID
traces, bed cords, capers, cinnamon,
tobacco, nutmegs, mace, together Nitha
variety Of other articles in the Grocery
line.
r. e j. yM.aJDEVILLE.
Sept. Is law6w
= =
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Merchants Bank of Alexan-
drla,
Sept. s6, 1915.
TNHE Stockholders in this institution
4 are hereby notified, that the Sc
cond instalment OF ten dollars on each
share OF the capital stock is called for,
and required to be paid in, on or before
the lst day OF Dec. ensuing-and that
the Sd instalment Of five dollars on each
share, is also. called for, and required
to be paid in on the LIST day of January,
1916.
BY order of the President and Direc-
tors.
James S. Scott, Cashr.
sept. 27' dstlaw
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.Nnrfolk. Sept. 60.

Arrived ship Edward, Fisher, 81 days
from Liverpool, salt, crates and dry
goods, Christopher Fry. Left there Ja-
II a9, ships Marcellus, Ward, for City
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Sporting.

.
WE7ILL be run for on Tuesday the
w Gath Oct. next, over the Port
Tobacco Race Course $40, four miles
and repeat, free for any horse mare or
,eiiing.-cn Wednesday the 18th over
fac same course, two rounds and repeat,
Cor subscription purse by three year old
nags.
Sent. 9 dtR
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-27
London, .Ang. Q.

Government have received official infor-
nation that Bonaparte has been removed
70 the Northumberland, and is now on his
way to his destination.--He has not yet
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-27
CORN
1900 bushels good sound Corn
For sale By
JOHN .MUNC.aSTER.
sept 81
Salt Ahoat.

1900 bushels coarse alum
SALT, on board the ship Ten Brothers,
at Lawrason and Fowle's Wharf.
For sale by
Lindsay & Hill,
sept 81 st