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10 TIE american government, were sent away bv the
Commissioners ~ho allowed t.,n thirty DAVIS To brn,.
IA Their Chie:s, TO consider tie n.selyes at v,-t..
latter a'tcrnatNcit IS believed ticy will choose
WIN all tn. other nations shall easily make.
pe"c', there Is no substantial cause of quarrel
The bals'ee IS very uear) between us. notwuh-
standing the horrid massscres, detailed in all the
western Papers. They murder sume If oar men
women and chinrcn, aud We murder some OF theirs :
II IS the old table OF The Man and the Io, n iule in
Nerted When they Lii frontier family, the stor, 4,
echoed from press toprcss across the Continent /,
feoided against them forever. BUT when we bntcfcr
few oi them, 1t is only heard in mtr.nurn.s Of he
Ineensed reauons o the dead aud is reco.ed only bv
u,e aVenSing tonahawk. The people Of the United
"u'eS very falsely icy tlat we feel all the horrors of
cruei AMI continued depre,atioOs. So eonplet,I /,
arc they mistaken, that il local considerations aione
were TO operate scaei;d ln,.i,n w wtul BE- al
most the un"isos WISH o tie people of tbs country
IL would e;,'',e an Imiuensity Of public n.oy TO be
expended among ns--ahd is the most rapid ,a.,ts OF
"uSnentns the population; the multi Gde Of sti..-
scrs necessarily coming Among US, viii be enabled to
know and appreciate eur superior advantages of soil
aud situation torN country like this neeus Only be
known To be preferred"
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OBITUARY.

DIED ON the 2Sth of July, at his fsther's hosse in
Ioociiland. JoLin II. Woolson, aged 20 wears
In the death "a this young man, we are furnished
with au example OF patience ard Christian resignation
which has rarely witnessed. To suffer with pa-
tcnee and die with iottude, the great ,,,sdersta
OF Htsthen Philosophers. To acquire the former
was The business Uf long life oil trsls and ,icssir,ites
and having acquired it, twas easy to make the last Ell
Tort But here, we bco!da Young man i,Is, beginning
lis race, uptrcd in the reverses OF this world. The onS
enid OF parents who anticipated every want Of their
son, dying iiks the grey headed Philosopher That
winch was the business ota life is the eifott Of a few
Gays. 10 what cause shall ascribc il 7 Religion
the triumph is thine.
Sometime before his death, his parents perceived
viii: anguish his rapi decline. lie felt it himself and
awaited with dignltied compnsure his approaching dis
s'lnuo' For several days previous to Is DEATH he
sun cred without a muinuir fortunes which the rack
could hardly have inflicted. With a mind cool and
Collected c,untenanees apG liiacil voice. clear
and steady, he talked 20 his friends OF his near end
and e,rneSt, aiNse.l them secure for themselves
reception into that happy abode, the door of
Which was abant To open him. He coavei,sed
with ls father apon the subject of Region--tohi him
ne II ITS influence, and that is dying moments were
the happiest he had ever experienced. The damn
grave itself which already yawned to receive its prey
had noterIors for ir--w IL perfect seco lection he
agreed with his father upon l. place where il should
ne "us. itis last moment came, and calngh father
he ashea INN TO support him willie his soul escaDed
from ITS si'aekies al csydd escape and leaped with
JOY Into sstter world
From this unbelieyer, learn a useful lcsson-Ask
Yourself wat 1t was that enabled this young man tn
view tins world stripped Of ALI its charms AMI death of
oil It's terrOrs, To quit tae and embrace the, other
lost the only comfort of their tlecli,ne age exo.pt
that which suuIrrtt. him In his last ,nnnents
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
R{CH,NONO, NC UST1e.
NEWSIN EMs1

ut1estns news crowds on ~ sofa.t. tia, we have
- upi' 70 receive il oar columns iIonapqrte
- ''"iy 't7l.n''' % Tie Unrcd States Ia Gs,g
days i'e must tre, unss, le IS ,,,,cy,.,,.d ~.
VA Wy th'se who hnc 50 repeated, violated i,,e
- - % Ve seas, and ins ed the S,vcrc,u tr ut
ti,...h' VI te'r deu'mu Of Napier raty What
- i'e esPcct wiilcn they layf latc!y shown
80 ''s'.S' no" care they arch an American
80 'l sea- not eyen r ,eomeu but for - ,s, s..,y,.r
,''"' pass '3er not even Bdiisl, slbiect--o, p, /
' ses Nn e"euJ under arnis From ,e clutches 3D.
60 ~ may fortune grsit him a .sr. deliver
- 'Prised IN nar'ON eoupass. Anas,iu,n o., our
~. implicit oLejioucc on his. We WIN gise linn
Ou.er. 'S' '''''' "o vi" s'e usthe
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=, n. announcing that the French nation were
ready TO receive Louis XVIII. for their sove-
,,.sn or any other; but that they yoHld AT
,, ,.samc tune require that their king should
.r,pt tie constitution which France might
,.isr TO him.
sl.nuld-- these propositions be rejected by the
c.lcs, that Paris may be defended to the last
extremity
Another letter from Havre, of the 3Oth,
stares that Louis XVIII. had bceeu aclinow-
lodged at Paris. a. Y. Gdz.
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DuRELi',o TAN Elm
at .HFTCT!D.k

ca, he premises, az II O'Clock, on Hed,es-
day, the 9Th Seft. neat,
Will Rosiiiv, y be sold, thont reserve, that
YELL kHopN ANO LONG sSqARLISHkD
TAVERN, ON OLD STREET,
( ar. cURELL brig determined 90 retire
from ihe 6usiness.
rgSiE LOT fronts on The street ainet Fl We feet ard
4 increases IN Widths the rear TO a6ou. one ,utI
d'td and sixty feet, aud exterd9 from Tie street to
the ri'er, tv0 hundreii and fort, FIVE feet.
The trout house has seventeen rooms, and in the
usd IS dining room and cas be conveniently f. Ted
up, for teaccommUdaIiou ofarnilivs travelling The.
olt-hnnses are conveniently situated The stable
which IS immediately tho river, can accommodate
trty ho scs. a Productive garden is attached 1,,
whole premises are in good order. Possession can be-.
given on The d.y of Sale, that toarders and gentle
men putting up at the hotse may continue w.tIlous
any inconyenicnee to themselves.
.lLSO,,
All the Household and Kitchen Furniture, belong
ing TO the Establishment -
icgcther with some Valuable Servants.
lERMS-For the Tavern, bonds at two, three s,
i"ur year,, with - months interest the frat l,ay-
ment. Approwd pers nal aecarity viii be required
on The first, and deed nf trust on tae properly 10
sccafe the second and third payments
For the f.isni;ure all suas under $50 cash--tlat
amount, and not xceeding $500, six months-o,er
S2Oo, ~ months approved endorsed negotiable notes
70 be satisfactorily executed before the property is de-
hvered.
NrsnoEs-9o days.
!S.2.sf'L. TURNER, =. II.
Lo-g s.oIzr
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18th.
Den. II app. commanding the army of the
hh,he, was expected Co be attacked on the
S S4'h or 25th, the hustrians having passed the
Rhine on the 22I.
From the army of the west, it was stated
,nat further successes bad been gained over
the insurgents.
From the other armies, nothing of iupor-
tance.
II
topographic Dispatch from Suchet at Chsn.be IA
~, Tune 2S, annOu.ctd victory over Fruumt. u
u'e u In aud 2Sl', 1" both o. which, the AUsirans s.
1000 men. Another of June So ar,,o.,, e,,i trat n
propos.on io ala armstiee had been sceeptc, ly FIJI
mont.
PARIS, June 80
we presume tlat the fiigates which are to trans
port Napoleon Buiapate To the United States of 4 :
merica, are waiting at Ruch,iot.
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FRENCH LEt;ISLATURE.

HOOSE Or REF HESEN ~ TIVFS
June 99:-Count Lanjmais presiding, pre-
sented the following message from the provi-
sionary government, and the accompanying
documents.
mr., President.
The provisional government has not
forgotten ion AN instant that Napoleon by his
abt'ication, has placed himself under the
safeguard OF French honour Their first
care was to demand of the euemy generals.
safe conducts for the protection OF his person.
On the 25th Of June, Napoleon demanded
that two frlgatcs should be, put at his tspo-
sition. The government immediately order
ed the ministry of the marrnc 10 arm those
two trgates 1t. Gen. Beker was ordered TO
provide tor the protection OF the person OF
Napoleon during his route, aud ali necessary
orders were gwen for securing the prepare
ton ct rsays of horses.
In the mean time Napoleon, had not set
out. ysst' rday. the 28th The safe conduct
had not arrived. The approach If The en-
einy SIv'rg lively inquietune respecting the
safety OF Napoleon, tie commission deteripn
ed tn press anew his departure, and positive
orders were given to the ministry ct the ma
rihe. This last was sent to him by the count
Boulay
The House VIII perceive by the suboined
COPY OF the reply OF Lord Wellington, that he
did not consider himself authorised to give
the safe conduct requested & that the govern
ment has performed one oil its most sacred
duties in Causing the departure of Napoleon.
The government informs the House that
Napoleon sat out at o'clock. as the subjoin-
ed letter of Gen. Beker shows.
The government invites the house to make
provision for him and for his family.
Accept. Mr.. President, the assurance ofmy
highest consideration.
(Signed) Duke ofOTRANTO. ,
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err. 81. LouiS, Cuiy %.
So, "C great Indian Council at the PUtgc dcs
o0tuX, which vas expected 10 ,f.ur. poaec I'm III
e ue - The Hockey Mount los, doe, not afagl tnis
s an Immediate prospect OF rtoquillty Tie
a. 'aes embraced owe ,uresoi peace with much less
10y man was generally anlei,ate the assembly
f., P'fauVey small, aud ufthe tei5es but
10y represented. The Sacs and Foxes add Keka-
% asnoted tor then treacbery as lof Their hostility
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MALMAIsoy, June 25, 1915.
''dP"ie'" 10 ne t'd7e men Of lie any l7lGer tie
zguNs of PariS.
So'dieis,-ln o'cymg the necessity which separates
me from The hayc French mmy,I feel the happy
certainty thatt will justify, by the eminent service
which the country expects from il, The euOgiuu.s
which even oug mics have not been able to refuse
to IL.
Soldiers. shall ElIow your movements. although
absent. know every corps, and one of them will
gains signal advantage over the enemy hut shall
take notice of the bravery that will display They
have illuminated you and me. Men little calculated
to appreciate exertions have seen in the pro IS OF
attachment WHICH you lave gwen rue, only zeal Of
which was the only object May your future success
teach them tatit was the country above all Thugs that
you served by obeyng me, and at if had any part
your affections, owed il to my ardent love for France
our common mother.
Soldiers few efforts more, and the coalition is dis
solved Napoleon will he a spectator the blows
which you are about tn give them Preserve the hp-
nour, the Independence of the IRE nell. Continue TO
tic end, the men whom I have known you for 20
years, nd YOU will DC invimcble
[siSneil NAPOLEON.
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So -! kA! !;s.Eklk!.,
ENQUIRER MARINE LIST
PORT or RlCHMoNp, VA.

I.NNICIRIlK NAItINE LIST.
PORr or RICHMoNn, VA.
.HrriUed since our last.
briggs Hal7i let Russell, New bury. Port Po,tv
Griffith, Boston Sch'rs Sisters, Holbrook, la
wanna; Union, Sanger, Providence; Hishllvcr, Par
ker, Norfolk; Shops Canton, Goodwin DO :; Ri .h-
mond, Gray, do.
CLEARED :--Sch'rs. Little Williams, Gaze. g s.
ton; Sarah Ann, -. No,folk Richmond, il,nl. ST
Bars' Lady, Wilson, New-York; Sloo6a Ion,.
Seymour, do Packet, BabcCck, Chester Sa X
Ann, Ireland, Ba tmorc
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.NOHNHT PLE8S.s.vV.

lying on ChekahomQry River, two miles above Ed
loes Ferry, and the main County Road, cor t.in-
inS by an ND survey, 900 acres on this Plantation
there Is good twostry Dwelling house (win cellars
nnderneath pleasantly situated, with the advantage Of
hs and wild FOWL ia tirir svasOGshe sell IS suitable.
Tor the cultivation ofcoIn and whrst is well water-,l
with suiheency 4 wood die laid lor ali plantation
purposes.
An Indsputabe title TO the land and premises viii
he made To iie purchaserThe terms Of sale VIII I've
i've Hundred dollars 10 cas-cred until tie first day
oJanuary, 1917 for the halancebonds to carry inte-
rest from the DIZZY OF sale, if not punctuay paid,
Win Deed oil trust GA The Land TO secure The,
payment.
Those inclined toparchsse, are invited 20 view The
premises, which viii be shewu by Mr.. Christopher r.
Lean, al present resdn thereon.
THE ADMINISTRATOR.
with The vii arraered
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NAPOLEON.
PARIs, July /.
Letter from tie JE,dster of U,ar to the Dake of
" eHinpion.


" ellington.
Head Quarters, VDctte, June 80.
Ny LOrd--XCJr husile mol cfOents continue al
ougb accord The declarations Of thu Allied s,,y-
reigns te Of the 40 longer exist sincetEe
Emperor Napoleon has ah,iicted lis power.
At the moment wien blood is .g, to be shed
have received from the Ma.rhal Duke Of Ai5ucra
telegHplnc dspaie!' o! which seHd you a copy. Ny
kord, guarantee upon ny honour tits arn,istice =
NJ The reasons which yon could have 10 continue hos
uit'es are at an end, since you have no othern-
sneti)ns ora Jonrg government, than those which the
Austrian generals had iifn. ueiis
make OF Jour Lorishp formal demand tn cease
hostiiies immediately, md to conclude an srmsee
70 vat tue deeision Of the congress cannot eve y
lNad, that my f;Ina 4 will be without effect ;--yeu
VIII take upon you self great responsibility IN Tie
eyes OF your noble COZ jutors
No other motisc than the wish 10 prevent the cnu.
SION Of hod, and te interest OF my country sss die
tated this letter.
1T appear on the field Of battle with the conviction
ofyouF taleuts, shall carry thithor the coyioon Of
cndJng Tor tic hottest Of Causes tie defence and
iidepe'deuce oi ny country and that whatever may
bc tie event, siiall NETT your esteem.
Accept, pray yOn,
Ry Lord, the fsIurance
OF my highest consideration.
ECKMUHI,.
4 similar letter has been written 60 Marshal
Biqchcr.
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Duke ofOTRANTO.
IARiS, June 29.
Cohy ?fa letter TO count Bicaou.
Hehd -nIl;- rtars Inn1 %

Cofy 9fa letter TO count Bieaou
Fie"d quarters, June %.
Count had the hnnor ceive the letter of YOUR
E&ceieney ofthe 25t nave already written 10 the
commissioners named TO GREAT of peace with the. allied
Powers Srun their prop os,on for suspension OF hos
ulitIes az answer whic ynur excellcney must have
SEEN ard lave nctn ing more Ia add to IT,
rs regards passportmd sac-eorduet for NapGe-
on bon"perte' to proceed TO the U.ed States OF A.
authority from iny government give any reply what
such demand
have the honor 10 be- with the most distinguished
consde ration your Excecn cy most obe;ent servant
(S|ned) WELLINGTON. ,
Copy ola letter of Gen Becker, dated Aialu.a,,op
Jus.e 80, 1915.
Sikh have the huncur 10 aunognce to the prov
sonary government that ihe emperor has Just ent r
Ell hs carriage, torepar to his destination, Offering
VOWS for the establishment ofthe peace and prosperity
Oil France
A0eep!S SIR, thebomqge of the profound respect,
with when an youi obrtlient AumLr servant
COUNT BENER.
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Aorf1Lk NtLn-nat II

- JFofJDik, NUpuSf n.
Captaip Watkins q ibc sci|f. Cen Taylor, CARVED
yt,'eNay') informs that the British hal taken Mari
gslente, AID was sid tl,5d bcy would ebo,tv a,scE
Ea".ieloupe "A i'rnsii4gssJron was enF 1ig
aaoppc' bn they lh uot nlnese.laay neetrsls bound
- % from that Isluii-iiraALh.
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FOR SALE.

Il pRSUhNT to the last VIII and Testament of
\ Cornelius Egmon, decd, will he sold to the high
est bidder, at the Charles City Cou ty Court, L
PLANTATION whereon the said dtccdent INe,
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il Il REC F.iVED,

IN y FON N.1IE
II \ t II T. 5 u BIS RIDER,
II Ii, $. Il 81 qus!i, brown sugar.
35 bbs X 7 bags wh.tc & green Office,
50 crates well assorted ware,
100 kegS SUI error quai;, London wlse Leaf.
10 bits. Linseed Or, sud
do winter strand Lamp o.
EDWARD italian
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WOOLENS. sc.
NoSU landing fr0m Me Wethagton, Cahfoi,,
Mgndet from Liveyhool
Eeu,al Cotions,
Dutlc Blankets,
Rose Bank is,
Window Glass
Enrthsn Ware. C'y.Iiassoitcd.)
Whie, wal, be sold low Ter CASH. or approved
NOTES.
BOYD MILLER,
Near .Iayr's bridge
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RUNAWAY from the spbscriter, On Sunday eS
enlng the Esd Of July, FouI Ne gio Mer, viz 81
MON, STEPHEN GEORGE and SAM. They
are supposed to have been taken off, eht by schot,
ner which was IT anchor of Four-MiIe-Tre boz, III
up the river, q 10y brig which lay anchor that day
between Four-NiIe-Tee and hunt Pheasant, bon, 4
down the river. a Reward of SIXTY DOLL.4RY
viii be paid 90 ay perso" VINO shall appreb. nj and
eo'hae the said Negrocs in any jail in this Commons
YEA tn so that recover them, or deliver them nv
ovcrscer at Four-Mle-Tree, or aproportiooate re,
ward for or more Of th. m.
SIMON is about 81 years old, about feet 10 inch
Is high stoops in tie shoulders, is knock-knee9 has
large feet, aud is remarkably fond of chewing Tobac
CO.
STEPHEN is between rs and 20 years old 1, shout
The heSht OF Simon has large full eyes, and yerv
black skin.
GEORGr Is rather younger than Simon, and not
so tall nv an inch, perhaps more, but stouter OF
yeowsh complexion, and has also very large feet IN,
is very intelligent fellow
SAM is n or 20 years obi, about S feet 8 inche,
high, his skin very black, and his teeth white and
wide apart.
~
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Erfracf Of q letter from BordeoHr, 10 a
genflc"o1 IN his fo7vn, dafcd July 2.
" Bonaparte has abdcatcd, and left the
capital. The allies, il is expected, will enter
n few days. AGENERAT. PEACE On
The continent vii grow tut Of the late events.
'ana,ee cid BouRsoS King reinassted"
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PARIS, July 2.
Plenipoteutiarics at W ellington'sH .. The
negotiation Continues, bat We know not the
result.
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CLAIBORNE ". GOOCH,
ATTORNEY TT LaEY,

NI Ill practice u the Circuit and County Conrs
~ Of b"oohlsnd, Powos,au, demico, the Court of
Hastings Tor Tie City Of Richmond and the suor,;or
Court OF ChanceIy for tie Richmond district
llc may BE- found 1t tli. Swsun-Tsver
August fG.-----elm
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The l,ondop Gazette Of jane 81, contains the nom.
PISTON Of George W Chad, Secretary to the En-
bassy To ihe Nn'ted St'rs IL also confirms an Oeder
~ Council, i,'uis Letters Of Msrque and Rcpri,a a.
8ainst the french.
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$50 REWARD,

-Fwgrgst l6.--1u57v
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az understand Messrs. Ga.latin and Clay
have so far progressed in the Commercial
Treaty, as te admit of their departure, and
that MIR. Adams viii now presently complete
it alone" Bel. Fed. Go-.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09
T.. CHINA
HAS JUST REC ElEED

HAS JUST REi ElNED
An assortment of FANCY soap. for
sale By the box or dozen. Also Jirst gns-
It'll spinaing Gotten: 40 baAes in
Plates, and 90 barrels Beef.
Nay %. eo5flaw.
Office ef Ike R:4iSsh lcnsulcte
ct alexandria.
HTvHE UNDERSIGNED begs lea,
q to appriZe the Merchants aid
thers. interested in tie Commerce to G.,
Britain AID her Dependencies, that Re
will grant the necessary Consular Cert!--
fcates On application made tc l,im, at tie
house Of William Wilson, Esq. Gu Prince
Street.
JAMES PATTON,
Acting Tice Consul Of HIS Britanuic
.gyestyJor .aleaan4''is.
April s2,
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FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1915.
BosToN C. ASS.
LAWRASON &LFOWLE,
Haze Received from the Boston Glass
.NanJactory,
so Boxes 8 by 1o& 10 by 1s Glass,

TEyHRFE cases containing, Decanters,
3 Wine Glasses, Tumblers, Jelly
Glasses, Bowls, Cruits, Pitchers, Salts,
&c. !; all of the above manusactory-The
quality of the Boston Glass is known to
be superior to any imported and will be
sold as low-they are authorised to con-
tract for ANY quantity or description of
Glass that may be wanted which will be
Immediately forwarded from the Manu-
factory at Boston. The prices OF the
different sizes OF Window Glass may be
seen on application as above.
Nav 8.
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Fer Rent.
For Sale or Rent

Or Bqke-ilouse aad Lot,
font 9 en- NSs-hinetoa-strret aaagrt,
5mcaes to 10 foot alley from Washing
blt, Co!hn5as-street, "a feet fronting
on the bake house. lfrequired the whole
nav be had on Washington-street IS feet
6loAes with the improvements. Apply
J. Z orn,
j. VI isemiller.
April I. If
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Plaster Paris.
LAWRaSON e FOHLE,
HAVE E0E SATF.

HAVE FUE ShLE.
The Cargo of schooner Brazilian, Cap
tain Pote, from Moose Island
Consisting Of
$50 tons Plaster Paris,
$50 Grind Stones,
% barrels tanners Gil,
6 casks Copperas,
.Qtso landing Gnd for Sale,
g pipes Holland Gin,
g ditto Teneritse Wine,
1 ditto Port Of a superior quality,
l ditto Catalonia do.
/ case domestic manufactured Cot
tons, Ginsllams, &c.
April 90. If
Fifty Dollars + eward.
I'D ANYWAY on Monday tie lst inst.
a from Alexandria, Negro LENS
dollars will be paid if taken within 60
niles of Alexandria, and tie above. re-
ward if beyond the distance-Len was
raised by Nlr.J. Patton near Alexandria /;
he is about II years Old, tall and slender
with small stoop, very narrow across
the breast-ilad on an old drab coatee
and thicksett rantaloons-Apply at the
Office OF the Gazette.
Nav 10.
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To REM
PUBLIC 3 TITS

'hSia Subscriber respectfully Informs
& the Ladies aad Gentlemen of Aley-
aatria nd Its vicinity, that his B.aT'H
House oatle alley adjoining the The
atre AL opposite the City Hotel. is now
OGea' and viii be keFt in complete order
~ te hrst Of October, where EYarn. &
! Co'~ aArHs may be had at any tine in
NE =, tas aud unit; 8 O'clock at night
Us terms are S 10 each for subscribers
i ~ the season, or fifty cents for single
J, Two separate baths are kent exclusive
y ior Laties, who viii rlease come in
sine s alley 'l,oiiiias Mr.. Fair(ax's House
= SoTal Strcet-And Gentlemen are
n,.t@atarly requested to come in at that
11j'i4ins tie Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
-aay III. eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09
For BREMEN.

Two hundred hogsheads
,,ssSssSs IA TGB4cCO will be taken
~ 49, s - y on board ship LAPWING,
'-sssa.a- if immediate application Is
made to
Jackson and Rumney.
June 6. cost