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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-21
Adam Lynn,

OBposNc the .NeehunicS Bank,
Has received by the ship Ocean and 81
perior,
"A large ami general assortment Of
n RONba0NGERY, Cutlery, plated and
4 timed saddIery, japanned, brass,
and plated wares
Harci cf;on Of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-21

C0nSiSi
Iron rim, and brass
door locks
Stock locks
Drawer, chest, desk,
trunk, cupboard,
and pad locks
H, HI butt, parlia-
ment, table and
chest hinges
Screws, bolts, latch
es, planes, CHS
sells auSurs, plane
irons, compasses,
squares.han pan
i mel, tenant, sash.
and compass saws
Mill, cross cut, and
pit saws
Smiths files
Mill, cross cut, pit.
and hand-saw flies
Ra-"s
Ivory, buckhorn, &
bone table e des-
sert knives and
forks
Pen, pocket, prun-
inc. butchers and
shoe knives
Razors and scissors
Drawing-knives
grass commode han
dies aud knobs,
cloak aad curtain
pins
Hard butt Hinges.
hooks, socket cas-l
tors, nails, STAIR
rods and eyes,
chimney hooks
kettles, candle
sticks, and foot
men.
Plated and tin'd bri- 4
die bits, stirrups,I
buckles u slides
m,iartingale hooksI
and spurs. |
Il great rariety {
Which he offers for
terms wholesale and
August 26.
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y, JaPd'iileu, piooo1
ing Of
Japann'd, black, red
& white tea trays
Plate warmers and
Dressing cases
Shoyels and tongs
Green wire Tenders
Iron, tin, & copper
tea kettles
Sauce pans
Pins
Needles
Knitting pins
Iron and japan'd
candle sticks
Crambo, Toupee &
knife combs
Cloth, nail, hair,
crunb, paint and
sweeping brushes
Shot bolts. powder
TASKS, fishing rods
lines and hooks
w dikihg canes ana
whips
Pocket books, back
CANNON boards,
snuff boxes, pla-
ted candlesticks,
castors, &c.
Guns, pistols, dirks,
and gun-fints.
Vices, anyils, spades
shovels, frying
pans, bar e sheet
lad and tin plates
Bar-iron, steel, and
Wagon boxes.
ALSO,
Gilt and mahogany
framed pier look
Ing glasses
Toilet and pocket
glasses
Military goods and
Jewellery, and
{ other articles,
sale OH moderate
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-26

TO fulhl their contracts and il being imprac-
.icable, IN some instance 5. for oon,n.an dins q
hcers TO produce those enlistments so soon a
they are required,
1t rs therefore ordered that no paymastsr
make payments, arrears of pay ur bounty D.
soldiers.dlscharged by the civil authority &
that al! officers withhold the certificates r.
CURED to establish claims to bounty land.
and forthwith report such charges to this Of
nee.
In all cases where the periods of en,s,
ments are doubtful, commanding officers Of
regiments and corps, will make the necessary
enquiry, and promptly adopt measures TO en-
sure the + shts Of the soldiers
ny order OF the secretary OF war,
p.FARKER,
Adj. & lns.. Gen.
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FROM DETROIT

PiHsbg;r, mr.. 10.
We learn by gentleman lust from D.tr,;t liz, ,,
detachment ot United States troops, under Major
Morgan OF tie ilie corps arrived on board The s1on
o. w;u niagara, snd g,m-bpat Porcupne. ri NIichI
in"ctnnc On the 18th cfJuly last aud demanded th.
sure nGer OF the Notifications and island aga-b -
ne terms OF tie trsty. Ihcv were informed Inv The
brush commenting officer, Col M'iIDweiI tha, no
"a3ready 70 deliver up the pia,e ACCORDINGLY our
troops landed about two ocock, when the An ,cap
nag was hCsJed al tLc fort ar; federal -al,tc :, 90
hIeo ir2'0 the Niagara, capt. WCodhons- The york =
were found "a toler4'e pairs me tliain, dci,y.,,
ions chiy hsyinr ben 60 diafte-sdc., ~ the d.z
tructOn u he csetI, and tearing ui tie iloo,. or tic
barracks, Sc whoh isi been trans tprtcd tn :, H.
sep'5 ~ the t0ie the Am.,1cs, tronns lai =
UhTe were )ul aO)uL ~ 80 Regulars under r,l,,
W - '"el', uH ab9A 'ic 'l: BuniGer OF Indians un
dei ONp' and tbrse iai' TIE island ~ two or three
hHits ai,-. '00
The e1nnuct Of col NPD1weii had been ,svsrs .,
wards inc 49, ahflIts much So that prc.jous 20 i,s
departure ne was called on for satisfaction he tIecl,-
ned meeting tie gentlemen Who cd;ed o., bin. and
c'aheu protection Oi -pe american e0,nnaa IL ~ oi
cer5 which vas Iu,tnc,latcy granted Ion,5I2r,ii.
iny rtatiOns % Brush OILS had been man. 4, tl,e
D'a"s by tt 'ay Of Montreal, &c. and from thence
'"'P ?rt'4 - Drt 81 l)seph wn,c, hsd been placed
,h brDd order by tie British III avoy,d r,.,s 9, c..
ife dcterO4 Of Use post 80 Ole was that an. al ;st
5oVeTnucut wished 10 tlior4 Che NortI-u.t Conn.,.
ny, and oihe subjects opportunity 10 n,,ort iI,r
'o'tSh S1uS 'l5 season, tree q the duty, which is u
siisl( PAID - Nc'naackiaac. Our olTcera ,ccr,
informed by tne British that the fort and pubic hrL
inss at Prairie &c Cnicu, had been cyacuaied so,,
uiHe snee-thst ths British commanding officer, Wien
Two d'ys lnarc1 from the place, was met by an TX
press ithHt bee returned, au IN obcdieuce Il, HE o.
dcfs, burnt the building, snd entirely DESTROYED the
works, altlrugh they hsd eecn fully informed of th,
terms y; The treaty. Representations on dis SUI
joet nave BEEN OF sre about 10 made u the govern
iHeut,
NJ D.tro'', on both SIDES Of fe river, business h,,
resumed its usual enurss considerable 3oai.s al iI,
'i' were 80 tle neishi"fiip d, atng fOr t,e great
''e"y5 F." men "o''u be held at Dettot, oriti vicinity
fo1pt tie 2Ota nst--.sc,csgl nci,h,d lien hra3
sn1 the alternative Dfwar peace oUerod d tb..,n
~ 'ov Cass hey, however, manifested every di.D,.
Hcn 10 3at ne haci,st and be ou friendly terms
aad goods a4t..bsl,. ~ dic u. asenfssoo,,..
tlcu4. a
'ei h.pwo. o't'. or5 vessels ali Of troops Won,
''- -'"1 ,i e- ~ i1. ."t' slo % va generally
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-26
THE TREATY.

-. ST LOUIS, July %.
The commissioners have finished treaties
with all the Indians that assembled in a prop
er way, at Portage des Sioux. 1t will proba-
ol, be tho last of August before Mr. G.. Ken
ner.y arrives with the Indians high up on the
Missouri and Mississippi. No doubt, how
ever, Il the utmost expedition. Mr.. X. is an
ac'ivr' enterlris'ng gentleman, III whom the
utmost confidence IS TO be placed. ./ot;-an
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-26
EEQUlRER-OFFICE,
re HM0ND, AUGUST as.


About O'Clock, on THURSDAY n.ll,t a 6r. brok, cct
IN one OF Tire buildings back OF main street n,sr
harriss corner Much alarm was excited sr9r tls
hre should penetrate to he houses on the nair Al reef
~ when case tie rayages you'd have been imrrn,e.
Fortunately however, the roofs OF most of th,,e mo-.
sGs were covered wiki slate VI tile, end HARRIS
House was too high 10 be touched Yet the heat va
so ntense from the eoh'agrstioH OF the kitchens b..
had IL, that the eurnces several times cauoht fire,
out was as often eNtngushed by few buckets of va
ter The houses destroyed, were, a small carriage.
house on the Capitol Street, attached to Mrs Uarrss
,Snenent' ne shed-house at the at the OF d
the Capitol hi occupied in the front bv 9fr CLARK,
as grocery, carriage house OF Roslier and WAT
a lun'bsr-liouse occupied by Mr. Rootes. one Of Mr.
Manuel Jndshs, and third by Me- Robert John,
ston, m the hardware Iue--(tie loss IN tbe f,ree
,as, estimated from 10 10 5000 doaisl-s rance
Schens, and some other small hovses The cause q
The IRE IS not yet traccd.-Cnzeus OF Richmond
Ynu ma anoiser warning before yOn ey,s Ioos
ucc more 70 Our cnsnes your buckets, your fire
compszics
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AdJ. & Iusp. Gen.
NA.sAr. IN P.NAu. ~, q

NA.SAU, IN T.. August
by an arrival from New Orleans we learn fha, 1h.
pirates 9, Ba,slara incrcas g IN holdness as !,
numbers, and are committing dclrs,atons Oh all y,s
seis that unfortunately fall t;.er xay res.reless os
uie nag OF am nation. The SpSBiatis however have
ntneiio uttered most from these DARN: I! eehootcrs
The prvaeers of Carthagena TOO, SCENT he equally
disposed tn prey upon The commerce OF all nations ~
though pretending Only against tie subjects
OF 9PSin and they are reported from Bayanns To
Gull passage. " VIC
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EXrKAoT.-pATrp

1heSo Castle, De. ing. 18.
Last evening the brig Amaz a. Of Phiiadel.
phia, was spoken, bound upwards, from New
York, in Ballast. Captain Philips, who is
the owner a the brig also, was boarded IN
the 18th, of Barnegat, by an officer from the
English man or War Ackbar, of ~ guns.
commanded by Charles Butler, in company
with the English slpop Of War Arab, capt.
Jones the English officer, who appeared
from his conduct to be some overfed under
strapper, behaved with extreme iusolence .
he was informed that there was no cargo O..
board but the stone ballast, that the only pas
seilgers on board were his wife, and three la
dies, her relatives, bound to Philadelphia :
aud captain Phillips invited him to his cabn /;
he behaved with SD much grossness in me
presence of tho ladies who had come upon
deck, that captain Phillips was under the ne
ceSssity OF checking his mlsbehavor reoucs-
ing him to leave the brig, as the two ma
tons were not at war, he Concei. ed that no
+. gIish ship had right to interrupt an A.
merlcan vessel III tbs American waters and
this dnderstrapper b-having so indecorons.
Captain Phillips refused TO have any thina.
furthcr 10 do with him, aud lie accordingly
passed back to his majesty's ship. Captain
fhu'ps was ordered by the English capt to
orinS aboard ms papers Immediately, which,
having no means to resist, he complied with {:
and There he was abused, and the American
nation stlSmatised oy every ep.thet that gross
ard vulgar hatred could devise :luIt nuin-
DR. OF Esgl Sh Sailors were put on BOARD cap
tam fhiihps brig, where they behaved with
the greatest outrage, and after reversing the
Amei1can colours on the staf1, so as 70 place
the union do2vn, they Quilted the brig, and
she was suffered to pass. .furora.
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Loss of Gun -Boat. No. 152.

EafTact ofa Isffer from Ne.p Orleans 10 a
Gentlenia't in This CRY, dated 21st Jnlv,
1915.
ut is with feelings of extreme regret, Ihave
10 report the total loss OF Gun-Boat No. 1872,
Sailing Master John Johnson commander. She
was struck with lightning in entering the
North last passage OF the Mississippi, Which
communicated 10 ner mag.lz he, and blew her
up, by which most tatai accident, all her
crew persisted except three, and tney are
dreadiuiiy wounded. The weather was 50
extremely thick, that although but very
short distance from Gua-Boat no i49, she
could not be seen They heard an exp osion.
which they supposed to be a peal Of tnun-
DER ; nor did they discover their mistake, till
amer the weather feared of. when they learn
ed the melancholy fate of their consort'' FThe
Guni5er on board was D..
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tions are 10 be worn above all others, by the
Monarch aaG l'rinces Of his family.
Nc other order can ever be established or
Created but by law.
lo2d. The national flag and national cock
ade. are to be s,i-coiored
i03d. Whatever relates to nsjorities pre-
Vioasly established, either By the government
or by individuals, to the rights OF the appel
lants or those or the governnert, for the
management or preservation Of property, shall
De regulated by law.
lO4th. The colonies shall be governed by
thur own particular laws.
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believed that he woald proceed To rersr and garrison
the orss ut chicugo, TO buii new post at place
ea,ls, e'reenby, or ITS vicinity, between Chicago and
MiclGs-ae Ainae.
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NOIICE

The Citizens Of the City Of Richmond, ar
requested to meet at the Washington Taven
On W onday evening" next, at O'Clock, for De
purpose Of forming themselves into an Asy'
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1cJ. u Inst. Gems. Office,
.51gust Il, 1915.

Ihe civil authority having, IN many sec
lions OF the Country, inJerfered with the 60
gernment vnd Standardization Of the army, bv
5raoung to soldiers wTits OF habcas c1rHuS
AND repairing liz evidence the original enlist
,.ncnis a. coAdition Of their being retained
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These recreations wil'scemmence at o.
clock, and Continue without interruption, oil
night.
Along the avenue of the Champ Elysces.
there will be thirty sic fountains flowing
with wine, and t7petve Bullets for the distr,.
button ct eatableS. consisting OF pastries. pull
lets, sausages, &c. The bullets and fountains
will be opened at O'Clock
at nine O'Clock, there will be OH the Place
lie Concorde Il grand hre-work.
+ The Mat de Cocagne IS a MAST O, may
hele sodt'cd, on The toit Of gyAich are hiaced
f'trzeS, 10 Be gained on him gpho can ci,mo
5hcfolc. "i'dys de C0cagne," nieanS u fc,--
ne country, Tshtch G6oa,ids 7rifh good cheer
So on ne maSt dc Cocagne, there are rood
NiHSS, u you can ger at them.
Saturday week, a large company of Militia
ry and Naval officers assembled at the Mill
tary Communications bridge at Chatham, TO
see the effect of torpedo, which was To be
exploded under the direction of Col. PAS
LEY OF the Royal Engineers. The magazine
was liked under large buoy placed in the
river, and tube communicating with IL rose
above the surface of the water piece of
port-hre fixed in the tube was lighted, and in
two minutes afterwards, the explosion took
place with most tremendous effect, throw
Ing lhe uhlOer under which II had been pia-
ced, nearly 40 feet into the air
n lille of the London Courier 60 the e.
vening OF July 4th, has beer placed in our
| hands by an obliSing gentleman in this city.
they afford very little additional intelligence
| OF Importance, the advces ;hcY CONTAIN from
France having been anticipated ny arrivals
directly from the cohtnent. We find no con-
hrmation OF the reported d parture of Napo-
| leon from Havre dc Grace, and have no doubt
| that the runor was untrue The story OF his
arrival in England, published some days ago,
was certainly premature. Among the arti-
! cies which have not before reached us, are
the subjoined address of Louis XVIII TO the
French people and message said to have
been sent bv the allied generals to the mem
| bers OF the French provisional government,
announcing that the heads OF the latter should
answer for the escape of Napoleon This
latter article is gwen in q second edition of
! the Nourier OF july q. Nat. Int.
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BRUSSELS, july 1.

The King of France has lett Chambrav
to repair to Compegre before he departed,
ne addressed to ,ae French nation the follow
inp
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Hon. J. MONROE,
Secretary OF State.
Cgdi-, Xilne q 1915

80. CGoI-, June S7, 1915
Arrived, Spanish boat Santo Christie del
tSrao, Patron Manuel Servera, in four DAYS
from Carthagena: said Patron reports, thai
on the 2lst inst. an Algerine frlgate Of Il
guns, (ad'niral) prxe 20 the Americans
had entered said port with the loss OF al her
m SITS, except the foremost, and otherwise
much injured. She was brought in by an A.
merican schooner, watch, after taking some
fresh provisions, again put to sea. The can
tam OF sad schooner reported that an ALICE
rlne brig had been run on shore by her ere ".
between the tower of Estacia and that of Al
butera, but was afterwards got off by the A
Tncricans that the American SQUADRON CON
tnued nr chase two other frigates; ard had
driven a third into Alicante. The Ameri-
can squadron were expected in Carthagena
IN II or Is days, which place was to be their
rendezvous. The Admiral had ordered a
house to be prepared for him. The frigate
Captured is the one which some wears AGO
captured a Portuguese frgate.
translated from the original
RICH'D S. HACKLEY.
Inc Aigerine admiral had been killed in
the engagement.
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CORY q a letter from ne in,erica,, Consul az
Ceatz, 20 tie Secretary fStute, dated
Consulate of the u. States.
Cadiz, June ~, 1878.

rave much pleasure in referring YOU
me suoloined statement, for the interesting
ndimportant information it contains. winch {
douot not. III q great part, may be relied on.
L he informant adds, that about 400 prisoners
had oeen landed from the prize frisate, and
tnat but few had been saved from the brig.
Inc wind being now from the S. w. makes
u pronsbie that the particulars of this action
IRON the Sommodore Will not come to hand
for some days.
WITH much respect, have the honor to
be, *.
RICH'D. S. HACKLEY.
Hon. J. N1oHRoE,
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DOMESTIC.
Washington, .fugust %.
THE VICTORY IN HE MEDIrER-
RANEAN

Washington, .fugust %.
THE VICTORY IN HE MEDIrER-
RANEAN.
Cory Of a letter from the american Consul
az -dlicu'ate, 10 the Secretary Of State, d.
ted,
SIR, '''''
L have the honor to inform you, tina.
by letter this moment received from nv
vice-consul, Nicholas Briale, at Car1harena.
learn that the First division Of our SQUADRON
under Com. Decatur, had Appeared off that
pert, and sent IN an Algerine frigate OF ~
guns x 500 men. crptured off Cape de Gate.
aitrra short engagement, during which the
conmande,' ct tive Algsrne WAS kilisd. Our
loss consisted Vi four men. The Commodore
had sent III schooner for refreshmen,. and
ether necessarles, with which she Immediate
~ sailed for the feet. The prize. must per
form ten days quarantine | Shall set of
withm two hours for that place, in order 70
make further provision for the feet if neces.
sary, and reader every other service in my
po"er--troin thence shall have the homo,
OF addressing you, and advising what further
NAV occur
Win sentiments of the highest respect, ]
am, sir, your most ob't. serv't.
ROBERT MONTGOMERY.
To the Honorable
,1he Secretary Of State.
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CHstom- House Recehfs.-The duties on
all imported goods, entered at the Custom
House iii New York. IN the months Of April,
. May & June. anoant to nearly four millions
OF dollars. The following statement for these
months, is au'hentic--the accounts for July
arc not yet made up :
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~ is according TO the cctuai trohoTlion.
IL is as me cc!uat hrohvrtion
PlRIs, Iunc IS.

II tue confessed sovereigns mad not made
solemn PROMISES, we should fear for our in
dependence but they have, declared that
they only make war on Napoleon. Napoleon
wished to try the fate of arms. Napoleon
has been the first to aoandon the French
warriors VINO we're sacrificing themselves for
his cause. Napoleon has been the first to
bring within our walls the news of his defeat.
He could no longer occupy the throne-his
political life is terminated. The war has no
longer any motive. Thus will vanish all their
reyeries Of ambition.
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Louis XVIII. is 50 years of age the pres
ent year-Coun. d'Artois, 58--Duke of An
gouleme, 40-the Dutchcs Of Angoulenie 81
Duke Of Orleans, -.
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mo. 1855
Public Sale
Of Jo'aduon and Farfar I,qr.

r.
nm Thursday the 10th 90 r. .nou.t
u next, il fair, if not, - 10 " 80 - {: -
day; the subscribers will q 80
sale, at the tavern known by ner at fupiie
LanesYilie, atract Of Land j 'he name ..
counties of LoutEoun and Faif, ing III TIE
above tract contains about twoia1' iE
five hundred acres, and lies neai .,'o'sea s
leading from Ieesbprg to AleHa 81. .00o
bout 70 miles from the former, sshoyia' d.
the latter place, and near the t X rem .,
leading from Little River to AieAurfp.ke
It is situated in an agreeable neandra.
hood and connects the advantages isrool
ter and timber sit has been divido OIL wa"
to compact farms containing from tee ~
three hundred acres each, upon n'owo 70 .
which there are toerably comiors' %
dwelling houses, ard will be sold ln'i'b's
according to the above division.-F iots
experiments which have been made OF loia
effects Of plaster on the above tract, -" ).
has been found to succeed as well as ~
any other land in Leudon. One third oh
the purchase money will be required %
hand and the balance divided into tw"
equal annual instruments with interest,"
from the date, to secure the payment OF
which tie purchaser will be required to
give bonds with approved security
The purchasers will be allowed the pri-
valege of seeding in the fall, and pos
session will be given on the first day
OF January, 1916. Persons wishing to
purchase will be shewn the property by
Mr.'John Matthias, Surveyor OF Lsudon
Count, residing in Leeeburg.
CARTER Is. PAGE
JOHN ". PAGE
June 81. tbs,
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Cotton, / cas-, &c.

Cotton, / cas-, &c.
We hnrg on hand & ofer fer sale,
so bales Virginia Cotton, of very
superior quality.
IS Whole and Ealf chests first chop
Gunpowder AID Y. Hyson Tea.
so barrels Nluscoyadc Sugars.
10000 pounds green & white Coffee.
e hhds. Jamaica & Antigua Rum.
6 ditto ard SO barrels second ano
third proof old Whishey, fit for
family use.
Teneriffe and Port Wine, very fine.
400 reams Wrapping Paper.
SO half boxes first quality Cigars.
Is bags Pepper.
90 kegs Copperas.
5 terces new Rice.
40 dozen best London Mustard.
50 boxes Mould Candles.
so ditto English Fig Blue.
With general assortment Of Crocss
ries as usual.
BRYAN HAMPsON & CO
May %.
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Six Gents Reward.

TE ANYWAY from the subscriber on
ia, Saturday the 18th inst. an appren-
tice to the house carpenter and joiner's
business named Jcshua Grarps, about
I, years old, S feet 6 or inches high,
fair complexion, down look, walks very
STOPPING, had on domestic frock coat
and vest, yellow pantaloons, his other
clothing not recollected he is boy sub
iect to all kinds Of vice. Any person APP
pretending said apprentice and secur-
ing him SO that get him again shall have
the above reward.
Thornton Walker.
n. B. All persons are iorewarned from
harboring or employing him under the Pc
nalty OF the law.
Union, Louudoun Cy. Va
July 10. at*
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DAVID PEABODY

Has received in addition to his forme
stock, the following GOODS, VIZ.
DLACK, blue and snuf-colored Lon
I'D don Cloths
Blue and blue-mixed London Cassimeres
One case undressed Ginghams
Cine do. undress'd Cambrics, pery cheap
One do. white and coiored Hose
Blue, olive and green cotton Cassimeres
Shifting long Cloths. Irish Shirtings
A and rs Irish Linens
Sattinets, Kersenetts, s domestic Cling
hams.
June so.
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Ioseph pear,

rsprcrruLLY informs his Friends
Ga and the Public. that he continues
: carry y on the CABINET BUSINESS
: III its various branches. on Royal
s4,ast near the Market, and has OF
Ssnl some well made FURNITURE
And also informs the Public tat he has
81 new HEARSE, and stock 10 make
S0EFINS If called for. lie also makes
anil repairs S0pHAS and every kind o.
CHAIRS on the shortest notice.
Feb. o..
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New Commission House.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
THE subscribers having formed a CO.
partnership under the firm of DODGE
and kETJELL, will transact business
on commission at Alexandria and George
rown; and as one of the firm reside in
each place, they will be able to give eve
~ facility required, and they solicit from
their friends and the public a share of
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T. w. Peyton and CO.

Corner Of King and CoI,m5ts-streets,
hare jast receired and offer for Sale,