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{, RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
IS A1LJR DAY, July 22 1915
.I.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
90 barrelsnew mess and 40. Beef
10 pipes superior quality Catalonia
Wine
LOG reams large size Wrappin 6
per
Goo do. common do.
SO bundles Sheathing Paper
90 cases Salad Oil
90 do. Tumblers, Decanters, SC.
ofthe Boston Glass Mandatory
70 tons Plaster Paris.
For Freight.
kEE The Brig TRIM, James Cleye-
$500 land, master; burthen 1850 bar
rels, first rate vessel. ready for the inn
mediate reception of a cargo. Apply as
above.
jane o..
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FAMILY, of BLACKS. consist
a ;no of a man, woman and three
.i;1.ireen-Ihe man IS about 2S years OF
. .ao'l.one Of the Children Z, one three and
= other one year old.-Apply to the
Printer ~
Nav 10. u.
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Maurice Herbert,

VvAKEs this method Of informing his
4 friends that he will remain in st.
Bartholomew for several months, where
he 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 tie expence and de-
lay of seeking one. The schr. Louisa,
capt, Thorp, will sail to his address on
Wednesday, and the schooner Enter
prize the following day--Letters for st.
Barts. to 90 by the above vessels may be
left at the counting room of Adams, Her
bert & Co.
July 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-06
Mill
4 valuable Farm and Mill
FOR sale.

YyHE subscriber will sell by authority,
the NIL and Plantation which he
now occupies, belonging to Lydia Hough,
situated on the edge of a German settle
mept in the County of Loudon, 3 miles
N. w. of Leesburg and two and an half
miles from Waterford, on Beaver-Dam
Greek, and in one of the best wheat
neighborhoods in the county. The tract
contains 1870 Acres, surpassed by none in
the county for its fertility. About one
third of the land.is well timbcrcd, & the
balance, in state ofhigh cultivation, the
whole Of which is well watered, having
one or more springs in each field. The
mill is strong frame building, two and
"a half stories high with three floors, with
one pair Of manufacturing burrs, S feet in
diameter, together with Ercns' machine
Try complete, and one pair of country
|stones, four feet in diamefee.--There are
|also on the premises and near The mill
Ia comfortable dwelling house, q good
|milIer's house, good framed barn and
IOther necessary outhouses.
The above property, ewing to its stu
alton and numerous advantages, will, no
doubt, be worthy the attention of any
lperson DESTROYS Of investing their mones
lin real estate of. the above descripnoSE
SAMUEL H0UGM.
n. B. The above described prroper,r,
Twill be sold either in abody or diyidsd a.
may best suit purchasers ; q.
Loudoun co, March IL,
April rs. 5 ses.
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Public Sale.

VIII be sold. TO The highest bidder, al
Rosefeld, the late residence of W.
|. Carter, deceased, in PriRcs-Willicm
county, on MONDAY, the 9th day ol
November, if fair; if not, the next
fair day So
A LII. the Personal Property of the said
"a deceased, consisting Of horses, cat
tile, sheep and hogs, the houshold and
kitchen furniture and farming utensils. a
Wagon and gears and an OK cart, with
all the crop Of corn, fodder and hay.
This property will be sold on a credit
of nine months for all sums above Ten
Dollars, the purchaser giving bond with
security, to bear interest from
the date ii not punctually paid---for sums
of Ten Dollars &under cash will be ex-
pected.
! Also, viii be sold to the Highest bio
de at the same tine and place, 1870 acres
of Land, g part Of the Pittsylvania tract
Immediately On Bull-Run, adjoining the
land Of John De Ball and within half q
mile Of tire Ludley Mill. This land has
no improvements on it, but lies we'll and
is excellent farming land, with suffici-
cheney of wood to support it. The term;
of this sale will be made known on the
day of,sa!e.
All those to whom the estate is in
are required to make known
their claims on or before the day Of sale.
that arrangements may be made for then
settlement and those that are indebted
to the estate are requested to make I'M
mediate payment.
Robert Hamilton,
Landoa Garter. jun.
Executors of Wormeley Carter, sen,
deceased.
n. B. Among the above horses is a
high bred young Stud Horse.
October G. law5we
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sobr. ChampIains Mitchell, 26 days
from Mariel. Cuba, left no Americau
vessels spoke schr. Marinos from Port
An Prince, for Boston. Off Hafteras,
experienced akeavy gale, lost main mast
main sail, boom, boats, &c.
Schr. Traverse the Ocean, Travers
from New York, sundries, sundry per
sons. Took the gale Of the Esd ult. Of
the capes; was driven long way south
split hes sails, &c. &C..
Schr. Policy, Snew, % days from
lPort-au-p Prince. Sept. is, in lat. rs
Ion. ~. spoke brig Hibernia, from Phil.
adelpFsia. for Port-au-P Prince Market;
dull. coffee 22 2S soils scarte, nouI
s 40 a Ill, plenty. Sept. 9, SO miles
North Of Cape of Nichola Mole, was de.
tanned and boarded by a Carthaseniap
privateer, who after breaking open the
matches and searching the vessel, took the
best bower anchor and cable, the yessel
colors, Que compass, and spy glass, and
an the spare rigging, name Of the vessel
on captain, could not be learned.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-06
Bar Iron.

THE subscriber has Just received and
offers for sale, at his Nail Mandatory
Union-street, general assortment OF
Bar Iron, German and Crowley Steel OF
a very superior quality, Nail Rods, Sheet
Iron, Locks and hinges, and almost eve
~ article in the building line. Spikes,
Nails, Brads and Sprigs as usual, BY
wholesale and retail, which will be sold
on reasonable terms. Country merchants
and others may be supplied on the short
est notice.
Horace Field.
October A. eo6t
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Marshal's Sale.

VIII be sold for cash, on Saturday the
! 18th day OF this month, at the late re-
si.lence of Ferdinand .Marsteller, on
3 Prince street
vESHREE Negro. Men and one Negro
q Wonlaa and two Boys--Alsoa large
and general assortment Of Household Far
niture Of a superior quality, the proper
ty Of Ferdinand Marsteller; to satisfy
two executions in favor Of David Lenox
and others.
s The sale will commence at nine
O'Clock in the morning.
For w. Boyd, Marshal.
October 4. dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-06

Ira free, unoffending City, when II
french Military Possession.
s. sr Tie refainers Of Benaparte in A.
imer7ca, sigh and groan most hideously
at the exactions making by the Allied
Armies in their beloved France III Poor
lsouls Let them run over the features
lof the annexed Portrait, and then ask
seven their own FrehchiGed hearts, if in
these allied exactions there is one fea.
!tufe which can compare in turpitudc
with the softest touch in this picture
ldrawn from life BY one Of the sufferers,
"Hambarg. March GO, 1915.
&C No words can express the horrid
Isituation Of tins unfortunate city. Bread
and meat are not to be had at any price;
these are reserved for the garrison and
employs. Butter costs SIS Cd English per
pound; an eggg Tod; potatoes 4d per
pound. TalIow is melted for butter, and
Gusts Is Sd. per pound. Milk is not to
be had.
6 The inhabitants have long since
lbeen forced to resign their houses.
Horse-flcsh is only given to the soldiers.
Even the most of the garrison horses are
KILLED. If horse drop in the street.
hundreds Of people fall upon it, and cut
losf pieces. In many streets lay the ske-
|letpns OF six or eight horses, which spread
la dreadful stencil.
" From 80 to 100 persons die daily
lin the hospitals. The nurses hardly
lever hold out above three days; and as
Ircople are afraid to apply for this en-
lplyment, men and still mere, women. are
|seized in the streets, and compelled to
Iattend the hospitals.
Z. All the houses left blythe inhabitants
|are turned into barracks; the mere ske-
|Ietsns only remain Of them. No wine
Tor brandy is allowed to be sold. From
lone merchant they took COCO hogsheads
|of wine. The soldiers get wine in album
Idance. Even the ships in the harbour
fare burnt a great merchant had a new
lship that had cost him 10000 mares, 6O0C
|guineas ;he' begged Davoust not to burn
It's No,1 said he swearing, will
leave it for'the Russians, and the same
night be had it burnt. the poor man has
almost lost his senses. Many citizens
have been shot for murmuring at these
|cruelties-many have receiyed SO or 100
blows with cane their property been
|conEscatsd, ard themselves driven out
|of the city. Woeto our oppressers."
Or Part of a righteous retribution has
|overtalsen these oppressors-And though
Justice demands that the measure be full
pressed down, and running over. yet in
their punishment the Allies will not for
set mercy. Bost. CeRtInat.
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For Freight
WILL BE SOLD,

w ILL DE- SOLIt,
On the 5th Of October nent, If fair,
not, the neet fair day-
The stock Of Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs, brood Mares & Colts,
Ep ELONGING to the estate of Rich
I'D ard Brent, Esquire, deceased
The flock of sheep amounting to about
ESQ, contains four Rams, and six Ewes
Of the full-blood Merino, &. thirty Ewes
of the 15-16ths, the rest of inferior grade.
Bonds with approved security for all
sums of twenty dollars 4. upwards, pay
able six months after the sale, with inte-
rest if not punctually paid, will be re-
CURED and cash for all sums below that
amount.
r The sale will take place at the
farm.
WILLI.a.M BRENT, Jun.
Administrators with the will annexed.
August 10. lawts
NY The sale Of the above
Property is postponed until
thursday Cd Of November.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-06
October 6
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received by
the General Lingan. Captain Weston.
from Amsterdam, a large 4 elegant as.
sortmept OF Quilting Cloths, OF q superior
quality, which viii be offered Tor sale al
the store of MIR. James Anderson.
amos, RleGaade'.,
Qctal.pr e - Ii
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Poi Of sAlerundia.

RNTERED
Schr. Franklin, Lewis. Baltimore.
Olive Branch, Tllber, New
York. cleared G Georgetown.
- Dispatch, Haync, do.
Sloop Providence. Bennett, Go. do.
hioatezuma, Henry, Norfolk.
Big Virginia, Williams, Malaga.
cLGAREDs
Schr. Henrietta. Ncyitt, Baltimore.
Shop farmers Fancy, Gibson, Geo.
Town., 4,
sbia Andrew dickson, Patch, Turks
Island.
Cauta;p Thompson, Of the schooner
Venus. arrived az New york in GO days
from st Pierres, reports the following
vessels helopgisg to this port :---terror:
Cant. Lewis. vessel sold Rising SuR,
baarkIsy, had sailed for st. Thomas
and Clsrissa, Stevens.
The Brig Baltimore. ssof Baltimore, was
left at Malaga, By the brit Virginia, ar
rived atthis port from thence.
Beig. Ne1fune capt. Robert Newman,
ssiled from Bosson Sept. 10th, honnd to
the Havana. On the l4th IN long. os.
so. and lat. So, 90 met with a heavy
gale from N. Z. the brig was upset, part
" dsmasted. and fall'of water, IN which
situation we renaiaed 9 days, then Tell
Iin with the ship Tair American, captain
Nicholas Moran. from Bremen, bound t.
Alexandria. was taken off the wreck and
arrived At this part. capt. Newman re-
turns bis thanks to capt. Meran. for his
Kind apd polite sreatment while on board
Of his ship.
Baltimore, 0ct.ss.
Arrived, ship Pocshoptas, Hattoa. Sc
days from Eayfe-de- sJface.
Scar. Adeline, Jenkins, 40 DAYS from
i4essae-n. Lsit, Ship Perseverance,, Sill
yer, tor Salem, in so DAVIS brig &C.
neral Sucker, Socket, Cor Baltimore,
N 10 days; brig Viper, Elaridgc, Of
'avsssnce, 3. l. for N. Y. in DAYS
b only AEserican vessel there. The
Harmony. sav, Of Boston, sailed s
sass before. she laid there daring the
war. The A. sailed from. Leghorn,
18th Aug. passed tie Gut os Gibraltar,
sSsh did not touch, heanl nothing Of the
American squadron.
schr. Merchant, Austin. 60 days
from 81. Johns, Porto Rice. Left there
ssnocner Hiram, Whelden. New-Yosk.
als0earglng part ofcargo, intended gazing
. wlndssrd brig Jane, Edgar, Of n.
!; uncertain. The schr. sylvia Ann.
= Coanell. Of Wilmington, Del. touch
en- = ana remsined Is DAYS could not
sse us aoas for Sc sailed, Septembes
-, avn Observation-Disclosures at st. Johns
sIl Tor aiikiEas Of American prsdoce.
SOl'O,'al scarce aud HIGH. coffee SI4 oa
~ ssl NC sugar IS l-2a9 i-2. Passed ID
ss ~ oay aacut so sail Of ships, brigs and
J Js,'ls' oossa up. atnpns vhIeb are BRIG.
a., q naltsncre; WiIhasnand Jaaies.
sN,l Nestsas'ty, Of Boston scisr. Thomas.
sS'ss' i'oin Aew-0rleans.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-06
Rent,
Geo. S. Hough,

Geo. ,. HOugh,
Is opening and offers for Sale,
|SUpERFINE, blue, black, olive, MKT,
b.own and drab cloths.
Second do. do. do. do. do.
Pelleisse and ladies' do.
Super and second kerseymeres, assorted
coIers
4 bale 6 IA booking, baizes and csats
ings
II Rose blankets
Il striped do.
1 flanneIs assorted quality and co.
Windsor, patent and Vigsnia cords
Velvets anu cotton cords
Brown, blue, GREY, and drab stockinnet
Women's and mems wsrsted hose
Boys do do
Children's spots
hong and short lambs wool hose
Black aud white silk do.
/ bale plain and figured Bombazetts
Fine twilled salamancas
arian plaids
Super. figured and plain rattinets
Dalnask moreen for sofa CO. ers
Superior brown Holland
8 cases irish linens
Sd irish sbeeting
Long lawn
9 cases fine German shirting
6 bales ticklenburgs and burlaps
Table and Russia diaper
assortment Of leyantines and
double fofences
Do. levantine and silk cashnsire shawls
Silk, kid, Beave- and dog-skin gloves
Black ficrentine waistcoating
Virginia sattins
Colored Italian grapes
Super. block and colored cambrics
Love handkerchiefs and shawls
Fancy, quilted and silk stsiped resting
Afew bales Calcutta Muslins and domes-
tic shirtiDgs: Worsted Cravats.
Tortoise shell combs
Bandaana, Madras and white pocket
handkerchiefs
Black bombazenes
With a general assortment of other
Goods, whit --;;llsoe ssvi i :. fair prices
by the piece or retail. -
N. B. A supply Of Cotton Yarn kept
on hand. 0ctober2. eo6t.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-06
October A.
For Freight,

xES The schooner Samuel. Mo-
ygestsGSS ses Springer, master; slows
d - about 1900 barrels; nearly
$3.50 new, has performed but one
voyage, in every respect an excellent
vessel, and will be ready to take in in 9
few DAYS. A freight to the eastward
would be preferred. Apply 20
: JOHN JACKSON.
Who has Cor sale, received by said ves-
sci from st. Bartholomew,
West India Rum and Musco-
vado Sugars.
October 5. 'ecsw
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r. O S e s. C. RIP e.


were favored with Paris papers to the
Goth of Aug. (per the Horatio) contain
ing London dates OF the 10TH Elk.
tracts follow:
LoNDoN, Aug. Is.
Public funds--S per cent. consols
|56 4 So pr.
1t is believed that the Treaty of Com
merce that is to be concluded between
|Grest- Britain and France, the cotton
manufactures Of the former and the silk
lstuEs of the latter. viii be reeiprocally
received under moderate duties.
The Hon. Mr.. Bagot, Ambassador to
the u. S. of America, is to embark III
the Lacedemonian for n. Y.
1t IS sad that Vice admiral Fleming
will have the command at st. Helena.
lathe peace, iand that he will proceed
fthither as soon as Sir George Cockburn
|sEail have established Bonaparte there.
Bonaparte wason Friday last off Ma
|nicIes. Efis Majesty's ship Zenobia put
Ion shore Mt Falmouth several letters
Iron the Northumberland.
Al letter from Falmouth says,
afNe learn by an officer belonging t.
The northumberland that Monsieur 30,
lnaparte appears very glad at having
ESCAPED trsm the hands OF justice, anc
jbeing so we'll settled in that vessel, where
Ibis first question was, whether any ofths
loficcrs would play at whist. He has :
Hong voyage to make, and wishes to pass
The voyage asreeabiy."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-06
Isaac Robbins,
Has just opened in addition to his for
mer stock handsome selection OF
Dry Goods,

LEY OoouS,
Consisting in part of
Superfine and common broadcl0ths
Cassimeres, stackinett
Superb toilenett and Marseilles WASTE
coating
A ingrained carpeting
Blankets, ffushings. kerseys
Blue and grey plains
White black, green. blue, red, yellow
and drab flannels
Calicees, ginghams, shambrays
An elegant assortment Of Muslins,
spotted, seeded, figured, striped
and colored
Laventine, florence, manteau and o.
Their plain and figured silks
Irish and German Linens
Bombazetts of various colors
A large supply of domestic plaid and
shifting muslins
Remarkable fine English sewing cot
ton, cambria and other threads, shawIs,
handkerchiefs, piatillas, diaper, da-
mask do. for table cloths, long and short
,loves, Nelson balls, fringe, &C. and
q great many other articles that are
daily wanted-All of which he offers
and retail at his store, near
the Mechanics Bank, King street.
N. B. Coffee in barrels aad Cards in
boxes.
sept. 90 dSw2awSw.
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Marshal's Sale.

~
Will be sold for cash, on Tuesday the
18th day of this month, at the late resi-
dence of Ferdinando FairJar, on Roy
al-street---
a LARGE and general assortment Of
IA Household Furniture, or so much
thereof as will satisfy an execution in IA
yor Of the Mutual Assurance Society a
gainst fire ON buildings in the state Of Viz
sinia.
NJ The sale will commence az nine
q clock in the morning.
ID. MINOR, d. M.
For w. Boyd, Marshal.
October 4. dts
For Freight
sg1H The brig BETsEY, Samuel
ssaRE Coombs, Master, burthen 1900
barrels, substantial good vessel, and
vii! be ready for the reception Of a car
go in few days.
For terms, apply to
JOHN JACKSON.
sept. 26 .3w
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FRIDAYs 0oToaEIA 2.

Z ii III lllleinson, has lssqeu PFVDV-
s'e y ''as,,bl;shipg. ia three octave y. go.
Fals ior p 4 Slelnairs ofhis Own Zines
80 ,sis annual colnmencelnent N
AZ tas s Iii, New brunswick, New
Cs<sss ~ ssg degree 0f doctor e DIVINITY
erss' SIRED erred On the ReS. Jacob Broe, ,
80, y Ills city !; and tne degree q
hsae = e laws on The Hon. Richard
4 IA'sso ~ s Il 2 rincetons isew-jsrsey.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-06
Now Landing

Now Landing
On Twins wharf, and for SAFE from the
brig Virginia. Capt. Williams, direct
from Malaga
20 or. casks Colmaner Wine.
% ditto sweet Malaga ditto.
10 bags of Almonds of superior quality.
w. I'll. Brozca.
0cfohar e
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81 several flights past the helnlsphef

rar several nlSltS pHss su0 81 s. 81 4
rs on y;s;tedlj a strange phenomenon
has 3. : son,ethiss the resemblance OF 4
49, ss It's direciien IS nearly due casts 8
s e. S most visible after 20 o,cloek 1T
|; aaa IAN & s observed toascend the hmizoI'
' 49, ~ o'clock. aud when first noticed, is
a'oss M, s benz remarkably brililant
ac-s = 49, $ now considerably cectea sed.
us 'uss's 9 Jsiii. Gax.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-06

~. Mr.. SprxcER FL Cone, viii
prsach in the Baptist Meeting House,
next Lords day foreDoon.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-06

sariea, on Tuesday evening last BY
the rish&reyeleud Priest Neale, ivas
u M De t;oarcgg, st toe Eastern Shore
e MARYLAND, to Miss Elisa bond No
z:sr, OF this town.
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...,3s .;yc,,;t cstft last weekat New

stsle circuit C0nFt last SFeeN'at IsSs w
s 81 Tor tSa county OF Essex.
4 Tlaass KFknsfrick pre:;tliag, CAPTAIN
ysust ~, was trieS tersidsn aud al5ettiag
$500 ss'.salf a,,l t,atteryon John a. Schny-
s ~ ss 81 ar. Stewart, and verdict 81
,s. s IS the Jury Of $500 damages.
mso al the same court the man that that
..als ne sheep from Colonel Ogden,
S mentioned in d late paper was arfaIgnetl
&nlssIed guilty and was sentenced ~ s
h Fsars confinement in tAe state prison at
n hard 1abour
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Cauta;p Thompson, Of the schoouet,
Venus. arrived az keW-y York in 60 days
from st Pierres, reports the following
vessels helongiss to this port :---sSerror:
CAPT Lewis, vessel sold Rising SuR,
|NarkIey, had sailed for st. Thomas /:
and Clsrissa, Stevens.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-09
From late London Papers.

The emperor Alexander has present
ed two swords, supposed to be the rich
est and the most splendid ever seen, to
the duke of Wellington and prince Blu
cher.
Tariff of rations Of provisions e forage,
which the inhabitants must furnish the
royal Prussian troops, in cantonement
on march, list of articles which must
be furnished by their hosts:
Art. /. Victuuts Of The troops.--Ihe
daily rations consists Of 80 OF. OF rye or
wheaton bread ; 10 or. fresh meat ; one
or. salt; three OF. OF rice, Or In q de-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-09

Corner Of Ksng and FairJan g izt g
and Water Street Bsr for Sale,
100 Chests Gunpowtler, Imperial aud
Young Tyson .TE AS. Of the latest
ifnportations, and can be sold low
err than any Of the Northern Mar
kets can at present afford them.
90 boxes Imperial
so lacquered boxes Young Tyson
Is boxes Young Hyson and Tyson
Skin Montesquieuss cargo
80, 600 lbs. Green Coffee
90 bags old Java Coffee, tor senteel
family use
SO llogsheails and go barrels Orleans,
st. Croix and Martinique Sugars
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
s, 900 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. first quality Bengal Indigo.
10 puncheens, West India Rum
200 gallons genuine old Irish Whis-
Key
100 boxes Soap
500 reams Wrapping Paper
.ttith theirasual general assortment q the
Best Wines, Liquors & Gro
cerieS.
N. B.---country dealers are respect
fully requested to view their assortment.
Aug. 25
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-09

LIME. s.
Fresh Thomastown LIME, in quanti-
ties to suit purchasers, for sale by
John G. Ladd and Co.
August 25. If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-09
Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
William Harper, Jun.

Apothecary and Druggist, Alexandria.
Faiffax-street,.-
HAS lately received a general as
KH sortment of Drugs, Medicines,
Shop Furniture, Walls, Dye Stu{s, g'c.
I'd IS in daily expectation of very ex-
tensive supply, which was selected from
the latest importatiens, and will warrant
them to be pure aud genuine, and the
prices as low as they can be purchased
(of equal quality in the district. A
good credit given to physicians and lner-
chants in the country, and their orders
executed with the utmost care 4. atten-
tion--Cmntry produce will be received
at the highest cash price in payment for.
Medicines.
! have 5000 VT. of the first quality
Lossaeood on baud at a reduced price.
July 27.