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GEO. BENNER, ir.
No. II, Budd street, Philadelphia.
Haihiltoass Essence and Extract
Mustard.

a safe and effectaal remedy Tor aouee
and chronic rheumatism, .gout asthma.le
Yout. s,alsa, hanbasoo, nanabness, white
ssselIiags Ssss;aiains. sprairs, bruises: pam
in the face aud neck, etc. !,
THIS valuable remedy is prepared both
IN fiaid state andin pills, and thus excel
lently adapted both for external and IN
ternal use. -,
The pills operate mildly by iiisenslbie
,persprattiion, eSpelling the supsrthtoas
ANA Morbid lsrnors they are highly cor !,
dial to the stomach, create appetite, AID
Digestion, remove flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints in the stomach 'of
bowels.
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Hahn's genuine Eye Water.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF
the eyes, whether the effect OF natural
weakness or of accident.
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DamqSk Lip Salve.
Hans true g genuine German Corn
PlaiStcr.

ninfallible remedy for corns, speedily
removing them root and branch, without
giving pain.
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For Richmond,

s.s -Es The Schooner ~
FRANKLIN,
ssssss2z9a Capt. Creighton, now lying
a1 Ramsayss Wharf, will sail on Thurs
day next. For freight or passage apply
to the Master.on board.
August 16. o.
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selected from a numerous La
a no H. LEE.

u
Being DESTROYS to make public Tor tns
GOOD Of others the excellent quaity OF
EsaiiLTON'S EJdNIR, prepared oy
trhe hate MIR. Lee, Isflape sent you the foi-
any;ng account Of the benefit ! haze re-
se;yed from Il: which | hope will induce
others to giyeit trial. In consequence
lot a br,nze on the breast received IRON q
IaIl. my health grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, and frequently ! nave
had suddenly to rise up in my bed WITH
IN the harrois of immediate suilocatien.
Z Add to- these, a constant pain IN m }.
breast and coayh, a great loss o
strength and n.esh, and You may CONCEIVE
tiat my symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. lie ADVICE
.ef s most eminent physician was resorted
20. and afterwards second was called
IN. But withsa sfsing ne any rehed
nnotl,er ,hysiciaIf, who knew nae and
the circumstances OF my case, adcsSed
aae 10 e;re Ha,ailtan's Etiaar tr'as-
saving. he had used SCI in has practice,
ard al,eaas found it to do MACH good ;. "A |.
bette was procured, and / foand 'pt'ef
before Illad taken aalf efit. icontnued
to use ifs ami was soon strong enough 70
81 tend to business. On taking cold, some
of my former symptoms return but are al
ways removed by a.doss or two Of tAe IL
SEQ. BENNER, p .
No II. Budd street, Philadelphia.
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Hamilson's Grend Restorative,

RECOMMENDED as an lnyafua6ie me-
s,icine for the speedy relief and perma-
nent cureoft the various complaints whlen
result from dissipated pleasures, Juven y
iniiscretiens, residence in climates una
yorable to the constitution, the immosie-
rate, use Of tea, frequent intoNeauoh, o
other destructive intemperance, the UNI
skilfll or excessive use of mercury the
diseases peculiar to females at a certain
period of life, bad lyings in,etc.
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Hamilton's Form destroying Le.
eengeS.

This medicine, which isas innocent .
mild, as is certain and esiieatious in It's
operation, cannot inlure the Youngest m
ent, should no woPns exist III the body,
sat will, without pain or gripping, cleans
e tstomach or bowels of whatever isioul
70 Hensive, and thereby preventive pro-
htucion OF worms, aud many other fatal
uisorders.
Hnhn's Al IT, bilious Pills.
The spersso. # these pills sperfsetly
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-15
WHO SHOULD BIZ CHAMPIONS
OF TIE UNION 2

All Americans, said WASHINGTON ; aud
the reply is echoed by every Patriot
Sdll. however, If it be asked, rsho are the
gTedfest gathers bv rhe Onion il appears
controversy will be rated.
For ourselves. we consider the question
SO fully settled by the statements and calcu.
lations of MIR. Carey, and Mr.. Holmes, and
others. that we had relinquished the idea Of
charging on topic, the materials to rea.
son on which being furnished, the deductions
were selfeyident. An Eastern writer in the
Boston Gazette revives the subject, and the
following embraces the substance OF his ar
gument
?" II il he, indeed, true, that the southern
states, from the exuberence of their soil.
furnish our freights that our lands, from
their extreme sterility, cannot supply our
own consumption tina, we have nothing but
our ships WHO then must suffer most by
the humiliation of commercel A man of
plain OF common sense would say, that the
people Of the south, from their abundance.
may live SUif6Ouf eoniDtree, but IL those who
have nothiag but ships are prohibited from
employing them, 10 fakes from them me
meGls by gybfeh Dey GVe."
We ought, perhrps, TO protest, as well We
might against this state Of the case, 50 far
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-15
ENGLAND.

X Is remark which has often been made.
that Islanders arc more proud aud naughty
than the inhabitants of continents The insu-
lated territory whish they occupy; the vast
seas that separate them from the rest Of the
world; the territory which has no other houn.
diaries than those established by nature all
persuade them that they have separate in.
tereStS. that they are a nation apart, a pria
viledged people, whom God was not willing
70 cOufound with other men.
IL this remark be true IN general. e IS par.
,icularly SO with England she Is truly The
country Of insolcnt pride. OF jealousy and
contempt tor every thing Foreign =
The ordinary language OF Euglishmcu l.
oouchcd in terms the NOS, offensive. Tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-15
NATIONAL POLITICS.
no. III.

Frons che Les Unis e. L'fsgiererrs.
CHARACTERS or Tbs TWO NATIONS.
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ern forfs
Ships Nary Mart;n;ore
Matmion New-Orleans
G@.ona NeS-Orisals
quincy Charleston
Minervs No-folx
William NorfoiL
Wilhelmins Alexand-;,
Gsorge s. Albert Citg Point
Brigs Thomas Roi,rr51-,
Mary aud lane !Sxrr77o-
George New.Or'esGs
FRANCIS New. Orleans
lane New Orleans
Commodore Barry New,OrIeap.
hhselina Savannah
Aurelia Savanna
Caroline N,rfolk
Strong Alexandri,
Hope Nsw-yn-L
beividera -Ad7fReke.
And a large number OF schooners and
sloops, making in all from 30 to so ssil.D
Now when We look at this list we are nss
turally induced to enquire, are these northa
ern vessels employed in conveying the rich
products or manufactures Of those who have
Wanted so loudly ? No. They arc bouod
to Southern ports. to procure carsoes for
Northern consumption, or the materials CT
Northern speculation. But arc they owned.
or even chartered by those who lately
swore so roundly they would have nothing
to do with the Southern slave holders 20
Even So BY these very "hsGees5ly Fts
ean-forct6iy If sve Trass," gentry.
The political sins of our Eastern brethree
are too heuious to be forgotten. However.
they may be forgiven. Nay, it is for their
own interest to look back with contritiou. o.
their past follies, that they may IN future
avoid exposure to so jus, reprpach.
Bait PssrisI
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which il might reasonably be expected TO
crease In which ii was progressing, and 20
his accustomed trade and the natural in :
have attained, IL the war had not occurred /;
but what i insist upon is, thar that which
we decree To be law between US and all other
nations, is law, If they choose to adop. il,
between all other nations and US or between
any other nation and US. I don't mean to
say that the United States could cite our
law against France or Russia, bat they may
surely cite it against ourselves and that as
the ne ftus ultra of conviction in the shape
OF sef-condemnation. If were called up
on to decide between the statutes Of Anne
and the proclamation of the 23d OF July,
which IL is impossible to reconcile, should
pronounce for the proclamation not so
much for its conformity with " the ancient
law of this realm" as for Il. foundation
upon the principles of general law :" for
do not think that in the ai'uremests held out
TO the Protestants the good Queen Anne was
righteous over much and in the special
enncement OF foreign searaen she displayed
an evident breach of the ninth command :
ment but when 1t is considered thar the
United States derive their principles Of ju-
risprsdence from us when it is known that
IN the profusoH OF commentator that the
chief magistrate OF that country had at a |
times OF his life bestowed upon our institu.
tons, until we few in the face of them, this
branch ct our economy has stood prominent
1t IS surely not subject of censure on our
part that he has had the comfy to adopt our
notions on moot point. though since disco.
vered to be erroneous. If we suffer by such
adoption, the fault is our own. The more
severely We charge it upon him as a fault
the higher the degree of criminality we
attach to him, the more deeply do we con.
denim ourselves.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-19
FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LANnslying in FAR :
"A fax County, containing 7CS acc q
which about 500 are in wood a hea'@J
situation, lies Eandsomely,an and extremely
veil watered with number Of never tau
Eng snrings-there is about 1HG acres IN
;lover, and from experiments it is ascer-
|raiued to be well adapted to the use OF
.Iaister-this tract binds on the Little Ri
err Turnpike Road, from tie 18th mile
stone nearly to the Court House, and
rom it's nearness to market, AID the We
" easy and cheap manner of improve
ment from Plaster, it might be made
very desirable and profitable Farm. If
desired it would be sold in two or three
lots. as it would admit of being devided
aith great convenience as to cleared land,
vood and water: the title iDdisrutaEle.
Any farther description is deemed rse-
;ess, as it is presumed any person Nish-
Ing to purchase would first view it tnem-
selves.
The terms will be ore fifth in band,
and the balance in four annual payments,
the price can be known and tire lard
seen on application to the subscribe on
the premises, or in his absence to either
Messrs. John or Samuel Katcline living
adjoining.
Robert Rntc1iGe.
June g: laWGW
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June 49,.
100 Dollars Reward

HISOR delivering TO ne. in the city Of
T n WASHINGTON, dark muiatto young
nan slave, named AlECK FRANCIS,
about 5 feet 10 inches high, straight,
well made, with a good and handsome
countenance, rather long, active, inge-
Nous, accustomed to wait at table, ana
do the business of house: his harris ra-
Their wool y, and long ; he has scar Gu
one of his shin bones, near the knee, and
NAV be easily detected by stripping his
legs. He is timorous, and wien CUES
toned discovers a hesitatlng and con-
fused manner. 1t is probable be has a
variety of clothes, buth had good hat,
pair of dark pantaioons, and light
frock coat of supertine cloth.
If taken in the city, or within ten
miles, l will give Twenty Dollars re-
ward, if over ter, and within fifty miles,
fifty dollars; if beyond fifty miles, one
hundred dollars reward, on his delivery.
All captains of vessels, stage drivers,
and waggoners, are warned from harbor-
ing him, or assisting his escape. lie will
no doubt obtain fictitious papers.
Richurd Bland Lee.
| June 10. If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-19

The ship Superior, Coffin, arrived at
this port yesterday from Gottenburgh,
whence she sailed on the 29th of April.
Capt. Coffin informs us that the crown
Prince of Sweden, Bernadotte, was at
Stockholm. 1t was generally under
stood at Gottenburg that Sweden would
not enter into the contest, which 1t was
expected was approaching, but woald
keep up formidable force to protect its
own neutrality, or to act according to
any new circumstances which may a
rise.
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By the last Mails,
NEW YORK, June Is.

W. w - ~ NS11>3
Captain Parker, in 20 days from lar ,
thagena, informs that Gen. Bollyer haa !.
embarked for Jamaica in British brig 0,
war. A number of the Carthagenlans had
rallied round his standard, for the purpose
Of opposing the spaniards in the interior
It was reported that the troops formerly
commanded by gen. b. bad disarmed al.
the Carthageaian troops & placed the OH,
GERS under arrest. The kOyalists had
advanced within 60 miles of Carthagena
and in their progress had taken posses
sion of Mont Post and Bavencellia, and
several other towns and villages. The
Spanish feet was daily expected, and it
was supposed would meet with little OF.
position. A British frigate and sloop OF
war protected the property OF the mer-
chants.
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ALEXANDRIA,;
MONDAY, JunE 10.

Connect Of .Mmsters.-Under this
head we have in the preceding columns
an interesting report of Bonaparte's
Council of state, in reply to the declara-
ton published by the Allied Powers on
the 18th of March. This paper attempts
to exhonerate Bonaparte from the charge
of having violated the Treaty of Fontain-
bleau, and to Justify the return to France
of the Exile of Elba. How far it has ac-
complished these objects. we shall leave
it to our readers to judge for them
selves.
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PORTSMOUTH,, n. II. June 10.
THE LEGESLATURE

OF this state assembled at Concord on
Wednesday last. The hon. Moses B.
Payson, was elected president of the Sc
nate; and the hon. George B. Upham.
sneaker of the house of representatives.
'rhe votes for speaker, we understand,
were federal 90, democratic 84.-Fhe
votes for governor were reported yester-
day, but we did not hear the result.
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Land for Sale

EVHE subscriber Will sell tract
4 LAND, containing about sec A.
cres, situated in the County Of Loudoun,
At the intersection of tie Little Eiver
Turnpike with the CenterviIIe Road-26
niles from Ale: andria ana Is from Lees
arg, and adjoining the iands OF Messrs.
Johnston CIeaveland. evils and others.
\ part of this Land is in thriving Wood,
and the whole is we'll Watered, car able Of
great improvement and being made rrc-
ductive in skilful, able and industrious
hands. A lease is held for ore life OYER
500 acres Of this tract.-James FL. Prad-
shaw, living on the Land, will shew it.
For terms apply to
COLIN. AUD.
April II. eMtf.
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Bu GRIFFITH 6 BR.lW.NER.

viii be sold, at their Auction Ware
house, on Wednesday, s1st instant,
9 cases Caicoes
9 packages fashionable Shawls
60 lbs. best black Sewing Silk, En-
glishl
l case Scotch Thread, assorted
20 pieces blue India Cottons
80 do. Cambria Muslin
s do. Smyrna Silk
9 do. Boiling Cloths.
ALSO,
so Boarding Pistols
"a pair Plated Candlesticks
80 Japan'd Walters
20 doz. we'll finished Knives & Forks
10 kegs cut Nails
u doz. printing Wire Brushes
90 do. ad-Locks, and
IS do. Wine Glasses.
June 10
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~. Z. E. Post.

The United States erigate Congress,
Captain Morris, sailed from Boston, on
Saturday afternoon. The hon. William
Eustis, minister to Holland, and lady,
Alexander II. Everett. Esq. secretary of
legation, Mr.. George Eustis, private Sc
cretary to the minister, Col. M'Kee and
Major Thayer, both of the engineer
corps, were passengers.
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Land & Negroes for ) lie,

iIalld * A>eSi oIo iol 'h
Or to be exchanged for 'S7ocK IN either
ofthe Bo'a'ts If Virginia.
yENHE subscriber offers for sale guam
4 THY of LAND. containing 1870
acres situated i'll Fairfax county, about
70 miles from Alexandria, Ceorge-I own
and Washington: and together with it
50 likely NEGROES row or it. The
land lies in healthy neighborhood. Pro-
pressing rapidly in Improvement, & con-
iidered as exceedingly well adalt d to
the use ofplaister. A large rroport en- IF
lit has been LAYING for some time rast in
clover, and might at trifing expense
/ is believed) be highly improved.
Nm. Ii. Fitzhu2h.
2avensworth, near Alexandria, : law6m
February II.
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From the Nsw- York Evening Post.
WOMAN.

WOMAN.
What is it fires the gen'rous youth,
Marks his course with honor-truth !;
Thrills the soul with soft alarms -
IT'S beauty, and the winning charms,
Of Woman I!
What is it warns mans noble nature,
Animate each speaking feature
Melts the icy heart of age,
Disarms the lifted hand Of rage
Woman.
What cheers with hope the gallant tar ?
ploughing oceans waves AFFAIR."
Despising danger and all harms,
ITO press once more within his arms,
Woman.
What gives the soldiers martial air,
Hunger, toll, and wounds to bear;
Nerves him in the CORY field,
His conq'ring sword to mercy yield ?
Woman.
What smoothes the wrinkl'd brow of care
Gains the rare ofwiid despair:
Makes av'rice loose his iron grasp,
Vice unlock her venome'd clasp
y Woman.
FITS one, to whom the worlds slave!
THE great, the good, tie wise, the brave!
All-pow'rful in her smiles and tears
Kesistless-pleading through her fears
Woman i!
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June g..
Land for Sale.

Land Tor Sale.
INTENDING to remove to the Wes-
a tern CountSy, / ofes for sale the
PLANTATION on which. I now reside,
Containieg By Estimation,
Three hundred & Eight Acres,
more Or less, OF coed farnil 9 Lard, it'll
4 proportion Of as good meadow as any
IN the state.--tle improvements are COM
portable buildings to accommodate a iami-
~. Any person DESTROYS of purchasing
such farm, may be accommodated on
,ood terms, by calling on tie subscriber,
Ting on the premises. on Horse; en- Fun,
,wer edge of Loudoun County, Va. or
dmes G.. Deneaie. Alexandria.
alexander I0nng.
April II lav17t
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Public Sale.


IT, toe authority Of Deed OF
dsS ~, ! IRON David BLACK, to secure a
Yae from him to John Wilson
f.. - Lot OF Ground on the
ID W ,!se Of Pitt street. between Wolf
BIZ ' ny street, viii be offered at
has safe on the premises for cash, at
i 4 1a : o'elOck, on Thursday tie 9th
Pin sa,y next.-The Lot is IN front
f. uset SO feet, in depth about s.
0'Oer Of the Trustee.
ks = 7. 6, MARSTELLER.
If
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t'OH!iJi2SSlOH store.


yHSHE subs rber has receiyea at his
n Commission Store. npa'' the Ferry
TT, in addition to the ar ,es emu
merato in his ave tisement ofast week,
some o. which remain to he sold.
pnncheons I'd & Sd proof Rem, &
% tiegces Itice.
In few days he viii have an addition
al supply Of.
Cut nails:
AND ALSO,
Port Wine,
Cassia. and
Domestic Cotton Goods of all de-
scriptions.
Fresh Teas are also expected, and
$500 VT. Kentucky Hemp. and
SO dozen Cotton Cards. No. 10.
THOMAS l.. MCKINNEY.
Georgetown, June l7-19. St
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Tie late Express Josephine's Je'ce'7s.
At iapidary's in Bond ST Get, vas
exhibited yesterday, magnificent suite
Of ornaments, lately the property of Jo-
sephine, and consigned to this country
by her son Eugene Beauharnois: trey
are intended for sale at fixed pnce for
the whole, viz. $4,000 guineas. They
consist OF three sets, comprising dia-
dem, tiara, aigrette, rings and breaches
the principal article is the first named !;
it is OF rare and beautiful workmanship,
and adorned with opals, said to be match
less IA the whole world, being collected
together with great difficulty in countries
remote from France these precious
stones are surrounded by brilliants of the
hnest water. Among the others are sap
nhires, emeralds and pink topazzas--
the emeralds are of the very deepest
lor, and perfectly clear. A sapphire
Ioroach attracted much notice, it being of
matchless size, an inch and half one
way and an inch the other. They have
been IN London only few days, and
we're consigned hither for very short
Ispace OF time. The merchant to whom
Ithey were entrusted declined shelving
I.aem, IN the evening of yesterday,
aud all applicants were informed that
tley would not remain many hours long
! r IN town. Eugene Beauharnois stated
| i his communication that the object he
Il d in view was to raise sum of money
| to gay off the demands on the estate OF
josephine, and in so doing ne acted &C.
Icordinslg to her last will aad testament.
London Paper.
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, the Goth instant.
at four O'Clock. P. NJ. viii be sold, al
Harper's wharf. Prince-street,
tEG The Schooner COMET, bur.
tss.sA gsggthen about 1900 busheIs--on Ii.
beral credit, which will be made known
at the place OF sale.
Z. G. .MarSteller.
June 10.
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S.aMs 4ERDAM Price Garrett, april 81.
Fer the Herald.

Pearl ashes, S8 40 a 8 60; rot ashes,
L 90 a 8 40; tobacco, prime yellow, Ma
ryland, 19 1-2 10 cts; fine, colored
do. II 1-2 1S; miidling do. 16 II /;
ordinary do. IS a IA; Virginia, James
and York river, l8 10; Potomac, 10
Ia IA; itappahannock, Is 1-2 "A 1-o /;
Istript leaf, i 6 IS: Georgia and Carroll
ma, Is II: Kentucky. Is a IA; stems
IS Is guilders per cwt; cocoa, Carac-
cas-, &c a 48 cents per ID; Surinam, az
%; Martinique, II ais; coffee, Mo
Ca, so a 81 Java. "a a "a IA; Cheri-
bon, 60 a l-2 a %; Bourbon, %: St.
Domingo, middling, 10 a %; Surinam
and Martinique, 25 IS; cotton, sea-
island, so 50 Georgia, upl. so sc :
Louisiana, 40 "a; ginger, white, 20
guilders per cwt; blue, so a SIS; gum,
Senegal, DO a As; Arabic, so a SO -
bandanna hhdkfs. 9 guilders per piece /;
hides, cBuenos Ayres, 90 90 cents. per
Id; Laguira, 90 81; Caracas, IA a
IS; Porto Rico and st. Domings, Is a
rs; indigo, Caracas, lst sort, 50 60 a
IS SO per ID; GuatimaIo, do. 9 90 3 90 !:
midaling, 50 a 2 60: Bengal do. l SO
a s 10; yellow nankeen, short, 90 100
cents; long do. so a 60; white, same
prices; whale oil, 112 guilders per 60
gallons; cod, 60; black pepper, b. 90
greats, bank money; pimento. per cwt.
E60 guilders rice, cwt. SO q 50 smIlings !;
rum, Jam. gal. 81 90 a %; brown SUI
ear, b. Ii a l9 l-2 cts; Hav. white, 90
"a IS; turpentine, 90 a 25 shillings -
wood, Mahogany, cub. #. IL a 40 cents ;
Ilogwosd, chipt, SO 30: ebony, Is and
|20 guilders per cwt; cedar, Is 25 -
campeachy, 9; Nicaragua, 16 a Is -
madden, 25 so: sheathing copper, T
IS-4 9 ID; German steel, 2S and 81 ;
powder, cvt. 8S guiiders shot. IS and
is Ia; lead, pigs, cwt. 81 40 guild
ers; white, unground, Is 10; ground,
l. %; paints, white lead, ID. II cts.
green, e; Sp. brown, 1o; yellow and
red, 10; black, IA; broad Dutch sail
cloth, So a i04 cents; Russia, Go a u ;
Ravens duck. "a IS guiiders ps.
.aote.-A guild I is 90 cents; 1l2 lbs.
American weight are equa, to Ice pounds
Dutch weight.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-19
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