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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

CrHIGHL1c INTERESTING N
THE popular CANAL LCTZERY has com
menced drawing. Tho!e who wish 10 have
chance for any OF the valuable prizes in the a.
bove Lottery, are requelted TO call Immediately at
The Bockiiore and LOTTERY Office of
L. LITTLE, q Co.
No 4, Mu1ey's Row, Portland, where they can
be furnifhed with few tickets at d SO and
quarters at D / SO e. Li.tie & Co will keep a
liit of the prizes as they drawn.
A lin of prizes in the Union Canal Lottery
which has jul! 6nifhed drawing. may be ieea Al
the above fore free of expe1ce
N b. A few Tickets in the grand Plymouth
Beach Lottery may be had at the above fore.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
LIMERICK, ( Leland) ian. u

LIMERICK, { Leland) Jan. 26.
Saturday lait, Charles Bennes, Efq. a
Coroner of this County, held an Inquifi-
tion on the body of David CARLY, from
the vicinity of Knocklong, who was xii.
led on Thurfday night by John Hogan,
of TempIebredan, near Pals Green,
when attacking his houfe The Jury re-
turned averditf accordingly. 1t appears
that the conduit. of Hogan and his wife
was moit fpirited; the former continued
firing at the lawlefs rufians outGde, un-
til The flock of his muiket was broke, his
wife in the meantime fecuring the doors
and preventing an entrance, which was
attempted to be effected though the
thatch finding that further exertions
were ufeleis, the fellows set fire TO the
houie and retired, with the lois of the a.
bove CARLY killed, and three defperate-
| ly wounded. Hogan's neighbors having
heard the lhots, came to his afIiltance,
and got the flames under.
On Saturday night, an armed party
broke into the dwelling houfe of John
o. Brien, an opulent farmer of Cooirein,
in the North Liberties of this city on
entering the houfe they peremptorily de.
manded o. Brisn's daughter, who, with
her father and coufn, were in the up
per itory-the party attempted in vain to
force the upper rooms, but were repul-
fed by O Brien and bis nephew, who
continued firing until the fellows were
glad TO retreat We are happy TO hear
that the principals are known two ..
them are 70 desperately wounded that
their death is expected.
| On Thurfday lalf, party Of defpera-
does came TO the nouie of farmer, llv
ing in the pariih of Emily, in the county
of Tipperary, and demanded entrance.
The farmer refused They attempted to
force his door, He had an old mufkrt,
which he mapped, but in vain, as the flint
fell out on on pulling the trigger Ills
wife, however, brought a lighted flick
from the fire, and placing it on the pan,
the gun went off, and ito contents, paf.-
Gng thro' the door, carried the roof eff
the fcull Of the leader of the afIailing
party. The attack was thus fruitrated,
ard the body was found the day follow
ing.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
LEVI BRADISH

The Baking bufnels will be car
ried on by LEVI BRADIsH, at his Bake honle in
Willow Greet head of iitcombs wharf, where he
foicits the patronage of his former critomrrs--
Prompt attention will be given to all orders--and
fAvors gratefully acknowledged.
Portland, April ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
DiHolution Of Partnerihip.

THE coparnerihip Of Levi & DAVID BRAD,
isH jr. is this day dfToived by muuai con.
tent. All perfons indebted are called ON to
iest.e the fame, and thoie who have any demands
are requeled 10 pretent them for fettiement TO ei
ther of the fub(cribers,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
One crown aud the otl,er a guines!
Political seifrfllanp.

1.-THE democrats would compare the
present situation of the United States with
what it was before the declaration Of war,
they would have little cause 10 admire the
wisdom OF the administration. 1t is true
that Ms. Madison has made peace but ii
is equally true that he made the war. Ii
is true that commerce IS reyiaing but il
is also true that we bad a more extensive
and profitable commerce than i is possible
for US now TO enjoy, until it was tortured,
Inanglrd and almost destroyed by the cru
bargoes, pon-intercoufses and war, the de.
formed offspring of the same parents. Ii
is true that the industrious mechanic and
laborer can now provide for his family
cheaper than he could year ago but il is
also true that lie cannot live so cheap now
as before the war.
What have we obtained by the war !?
Protection for our seamen ! No. A
stipulation against paper blockades ? No
Canada! No. Indemnity for spoia,ions
under the orders in council ? No Do wt
enjoy single right or privilege, or have we
any security against aggressIons which We
had not before the war ? Certainly not
What then have We obtained by the wal
Dedsam Gaz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
Virginia Election.

VHSIIIId IaISCtIUI.
In the County of Charlotte, John Ran
dolph's majority over Mr. Eppes is l35.
No hope is entertained OF The election Of
Air. Randolph, as the district that he for
Inerly represented has been Ge' rymandered
10 suit the wishes OF his opponents.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
SOLOMON BOYCE,

IIAs JUN received new fnPply OF
1 I AmeriraDssqa1nta6fared Goods,
among which are plaidea and firiped GINcHAMs,
apron Checks, Bedsicking denim Diapers, Nankin'
buff and all blue Cloth. 5hrting, Sheeting. Shaker
Shirring, &c Siogle YARN for warp and his-
ine white and blue-green warp, red do copperas.
do 3hread whue 6ockine Yarn. 2shread white
and colored do fewing CossQs Of all coiors that
ire generally ufed-aHo, a few hasdfome SH HAWLS.
&c &c-Thele goods being from one of the old
en- and belt eltshlihed Factories IN America, are
at leaf of equal qualify to any made IN this coun-
try. shopkeepers and others can be iu2piee on
good terms --ALsO--
Jun received large fupply Of morocco and leath
err SHOES, among which are womens' morocco
fhoes, ilippers, ties, Sandals, Hc-Miiies ditto
chiIdrens ditto mems morocco pumps leather
do. womens' leather bootees--do one and twoties
and wide lraps-mifIes do childrens' leather
hootee', boys thick aud thin ihoes-nsns' do-ai-
70, womens cheap thoes, &c.
Allsh above goods are for fale at the lowelt
csll prices
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

a lawyer quite famous for making BILL
And who in good living delights
To dinner one d sy with hearty good will,
Was b, rich cliert invited
But he chsre'd aad 3d. for going 10 dine.
Which the client he paid, tho no ninny
And III tusn, charg'd the lawyer for dinner and
wine
One crown aud the otller guinea
But gosaps, you know, have saying in store.
Who atches lawyef, has only one more
The laweer he paid il and took receint,
While the client star'd st him with wonder,
But gave to his friends with the produce treas,
Tho the lawyer soon made him knock under ;
That bis client sold vine, Information he lsid
Without license, and in spite OF his stosming,
The csieat good humping penaisy paid,
And the lawyer g,t half for informing
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
HARDSWAPE GOODS,

HAR1DsWARE GOODS,
among which are-Knives and Forks, Pen and
Pocket Knives, Razors, Sciflors, Flies, Needles,
knitting Pins, Buitoas, Spectaclss, Avis & Tscks,
Locks various xinds,) Butt Hinges and Screws,
Weights, Thumb Latches, Curry Combs Pincers.
Nippers and Compadss, Tacks aud Clou, Nails,
Brads, Iron Spoons. Iron Candsiticks, Inlet and
aatfe,, buckles fnafhs Bits, &c. &c.
April 10 4w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
Z. LlTTIEac, g,

fsAvE lately received eoui,ae,,So ao'
their iiock Of Books and s,.,;s. s addsa T.
now comprdes very hzndfone slla.. s:
have bowdisch's Practical Nsg;ss,s' IL
Coat PiIot-Art OF seamsnfhiD1,Ns aese||
nacks-- Charts Seamen's Jourr.,. Waited ~
iupply Of cIaMeaI, Medical and @ seboe, 49, ! s
all orders pu1ctually at,endea ~ : nsah
favour gratefully acknowledged. 'ad q
N.B-subfcribers are redusaea !.
tenth vo.une Mafs. Reports. [" ss II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

ry returned verdict Of Murder by some
person or persons unknown. She had re-
ceived wound, but whether BY some sharp
pointed weapon or by q pistol ball could not
ba satisfactorily determined, which haden
tered near the RICH, breast, and passed out
at the opposite side, and many severe
bruizes on different parts of the body, ap-
parently inflicted by some very heavy wea-
pom. She appeared to be about 10 or 20
years OF age, was dressed in dark plaid
gown, light silk bennett, black worsted
stockings, and black Morocco shoes.
Whether the body was thrown into the
river to conceal the act, or to effect its ac-
com olishmen., must remain secret until
the perpetrators are discovered.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

The Msil driver in Virginia was found
dead, the 7,h inst by the side of the road,
his head split open, apparently with a
heavy stick. No robbery olthe mail, how
ever, was committed or attempted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

Hon. S. Geo. fucker, Esq Dems. se5
Col. Griffin Taylor, Fed. s4l
Robert Baily, 6
Majority 81
ron sHNAToR TO THE STATE LEGIsLA-
TUKE.
A. H. Powell, Esq. Fed. sS2
John Hedges, Demo. 1922
Fed Majority go
FOR MEMBERS OF THE House OF DELE
GATES.
Archibald Magill, Esq. Demo. 422
Jarrard Williams, Esq Demo 4o3
William B Page, Esq. Fed. $40
John White, ESQ. $40
H. MIR. Tucker In the contested Elec-
ton in 1912, for Senator obtained ma.
iority over MIR. Powell in this county Of III.
1t therefore appears that there is Federal
gain OIL IL since that election. The num-
Der of votes taken on this occasion exceed
cd, by 65 those taken for Senator, in 1912.
NEw-yoRK, APRIL IL, 1915.
Free Trade and Sailors Rights Two
cartels have arrived here within day or
swo from Bermuda with abou. 900 Ameri-
can prisoners. AS might we'll be expected,
these men, whom the fortune OF war had
made tenants of prison ships, have returned
home destitute both OF money and clothing
Notwithstanding we have been at peace
TWO months, yet, to the everlasting disgrace
ofthe general Government, no steps have
been taken TO provide for these fellows who
have been fighting the battles efthe coun-
Try. They have been now turned ashore
to beg for meal and a shilling TO procure
a nights lodging. Several of them have
thrown themselves upon the Alms-Eousc !;
and The Corporation much to their praise
have appropriated sum Of money to rem
der them comfortable until they can pro
cure funds from their friends in the country
10 carry them hofEe.--EU. Post.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
BOOTS & SHOES

made for cuflo.ners rnd warrented good.
NlY6-Fv Sale,
A Lot cf LAND with Dwelling Houfe, &c.
thereon, pessanrly htuased on Back Erect, cal
culated for two families or one
Portland, 4,h month 10. 9w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

The shameless effrontcry, with which
the administration and their friends, now
claim fhe honor Of a glorious mar, notwith-
standing they have been Obliged to abandon
every object for which they commenced it.
and have involved their country iii incaleula.
bic distress and embarrassment, reminds
one of the claim that an Irish farrier once
made upon gentleman III his neighbor-.
hood
Q curing your Honor's horse that
died-6s."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
Frederick County Election.

FOR CONGRESS.
Hon. S. Geo. Tucker, Esq Deans. so5
Col. Griffin Taylor, Fed. Sal
Robert Baily, 6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
A Bow Window
FOR sALE-Enquire at this Office

NOTICE.
VESSELS bound from any port in Manachu
v fettsto HsHaad, or iss Dependencies, viii be
furuiihed with the re9a,Gss Certificates from he
Commercial Agent for Holland by applying II
the 0ffiee. Of WILLIAM STEVENSON, Elq No
20. STATE itreet.
Bolton, March 10, 1915.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29
Rogers 8 Lewis,

Ksng-street .alerandria, tiro doors 6etoao
the sNechmic's Bank,
TEAyE lust received from India and
III England, Via Boston, andare now
onening. SO Trunks and Casesstresh I'M
ported, Rich, Fancy and STAPLE llece
Goods, which were purchased at Auc-
ton IN Boston. at the sale OF the afsaoes
OF the shin Jacob Jones, and brig Ram
bier from Canton, and ship Milo from Ii
yerpool, viz:
S cases elegant figured and twilled silks
z and layentine, comprising beau
tigi assortment of eolors for Pc
lisses, dresses, bonnets, &c.
2 do. black and cololed canton Chs
nese and French Grapes
2 do. black and coloted lutestrings.
siachaws and sarsnets
Q do. containing black iring'd silk hand
karcaiets. ieyRatine slawis
Biack silk serge De Rome Tor
mems veetiilg as silk Laces
Lace bettons--plain and blown
Cause &c.
5 trunks, common Plate, ani fine Cali
Goes
/ do. A I,ent,on printed CamhriGks, y
Biakely Stripes
8 do. containing "A ard GA gold
headjaconets ard cambria Nus.
l!ns
, do. rs and IA common and fine.
twist, ani Galevain s;sis tires, some
or wh:ch are sonefior quaii{y, and
good substitute for Ii'1eas
ditto rib'd aud qGilted Vestings-new
style and very cheap
/ ditto common and f!ne dim'tlcs
/ ditto comn,cn anc rich damask furat-
tire do.
/ ditto "a cambria Ginghams and Ben
sal Stripes
2 ditto 81 and 81 fancy, plain, book
and i.eno Muslins
/ ditto containing English patent and
India Company Markers.
/ ditto black aad white cotton Hosiery
/ ditto best s threadJ Adeifhia Sew
iAgs
I bale fine white Rannels.
ANY of the ab6ge viii he sold who!e-
sale and retail, at small advance, tor
cash.
s3une q.
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Nippon Lodge,

co7taining from 700 to SEQ acres on POI
tomac niver. about 5 niles from Dun
tries and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
is coed Cor corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are a dwelling house
in good repair containing six rooms,
Kitchen. laundry, stables ard other ne
oessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
Offer to the purchaser the most hatte,ing
prospect Of rendering this a valuable
farm BIZ an. incons;ierable devotion OF Ia
oeur. feor terms apply to tie subscriber
or to .Noh}et Herbert, Esq. of Alexanorla.
JoFn A Washington,
.1ear Cha,lestovn, Jefferson County, Va.
,'une II.
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10 Lease.

HE FOLLOWING vALr48rE ,,ro
GR0tIhD. VI
I a NE Lot situated on the south 81,
~ OF Prince street, q feet 20 ,Ia S WV
Of Pitt, fronting on Prince sire ~ w. ".
) inches, and in depth 1915 feet, &C.. ',s'
ther on Fit street TO The south Of pr;;no a,
IN front 22 feet, in depth rs f, ',o I
Also-A Let situated on
Eairfax to the south Of WolG Street. ~
'ront "a feet. ami in depth los fett ; W. "a
thes~For terms apply 10 ~
Sarah Porter.
. July 1e ,.,r
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Bronaugh & Co.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED.
In addition 10 Heir former Spring As
s0rt}neRt,
a VARIET7- OF SEHSoNABLE GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfne E.ondon blue, black, and bot
tie green Cloths
Jaconet Canlbrios and NusIins
Corsied ana striped Auslins
SUperfne cambria Ginglams
Cambria and common Dinity
Book Niuslins and lcnoes
Cotton sEirtinss and long Cloths
Long lawns, Lace and Wire Buttons
Womens. Mems and Chillrens cotton
lose
Ladies long and short Kid Gloves
Black trimmings for dresses
Black Bombazett
Superfine undreS~ed Calico and Ciintz
An elegant assortment of Marseilles
and James
A few pieces Of Kiddermjrstcr Car
peting, and a variety of other articles
allof which VIII be~.old On the most rea-
sonab'e terms for CASH.
July 1I.
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oTSALE.

sHh tract of LAW lv;,
a south side Of Cocoon -, 80 On d,
Z enc hale q the rccoquan MilIs Wiz
ounty of Prince William and ;, hit.
hfsnla, Known as the Swan po;@ ~,t'e d
obtaining two lundred.and fart w." E se9
cres. NY iOQgs.
Of this land 40 acres ara ,..,,
he he, whole under good ENCLOSURE S,no,'' and
'l'sht experiments which have bess
us believed that no land "a Deen mace,
'as,iy Improved, being partie ada Dc NOE
= to The growth of clover, a;I atag,,
Plaster Of Paris. It i ti a'oed BY }e
aendsd : By its convenience a.i 70 q. recon
cts of Duof'ies and AIexsa " lae 'ar.
.ns s5an NJ from the former but to- tpn '.af
rom ON the latter sixteen miies,-0TIpea' nd
'or I, IS healthy and TIE .oc ;Se aei2o'
. ! ior Information relative ro SAID H z,
y purchase, is referred to Mr.. z, sisa1gg
~ ard, who is the present n1sIaroa
my farther information nav nv. ~ %e'9'a1;.
p on application to eiti,er of ,S w. 1C'a.o'
jers, living in Prince villa " S SsDScT'
BEnNAnn Ho0p~ S ;",
JOHN HOOE. ' J'A'
July 12.
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10 RENT.
4 nous 6 G.aRDEN

A nd immediate possession given ad.
II faining Mr. P G. Marsteller on
HsRry street. The house is well finished
having seven good rooms and an excel.
lent Gry cellar-The garden is nearly an
acre of ground we'll enclosed and may be
made very productive. The situation is
very healthy aud adjacent to good water.
ALSO, for sale Lot of Ground with
two tenenents on it. situated on King be-
tween Union and Water streets, fronting
GU ri q street 22s feet, running back to
Fayett6 AIleJ 81 feet-For terms apply
to-
Daniel Mclean
June s6. sawtf
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A dYertis


I'm obedience to an order OF the Coun-
8 ty Coert Of Fairfax, we vii, on Mon-
dav fire 2Stil day Gf August next, proceed
to elfto the highest bidder, all that par
eel or tract OF land, tnow occupied by,
and In the possession of Thomas Ogden
of 'Thomas), belongingt 10 The representa-
tives of the late John Allisen. sen. de-
ceased.-Ihis tract is believed to contain
bet een &c and i00 acres, tolerahiy we'll
watered, with good proportion IN wood.
boanaed by Rayensworth, and the lands
of W;i1an ash, sen. Zachariah " ard.
ard w. 81. Faote. Esq. and about seven
miles from Alexandria, farther descrip-
tiotiis i. ought unnecessary. as it IS pre-
sumea any person inclined to purchase
would view the premises, which will be
s;sewn on application TO the tenant ihos
Ogden OF Ihomas.--The terms viii be
one third cash, and bends with approved
secarity for the balance parable IN IL 6
Is months-'fhe sale to take place on
the pren5es aud viii commence at II
O'Clock, at which time and place due at
tendance viii be given by the
Commissioners.
July qL. 2aw4w.
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NOTICE.

TrNnEn the authority Of deed of
q Trust, viii be exposed to sale en-
Thursday the i0th day Of August next,
one Lot of Ground at the intersection of
Queen and Watersheds, extending SIS
feet upon Water aud 80 upon Qlsen-
street.
One other piece of ground
al the intersection Of Water-street, With
an alley, commonly called Thompson $.
extending $50 feet upon Watershed, \
1e0 on the Alley.
One other piece Of ground
on 0ueen-street, commencing iSs Us
feet to the east of Water-street, extend
ing IS rs en- ussn-street, s. 4 deep,
One other piece of ground
ON the said alley, commencing thereon
100 feet east of Natef-street, extending
IS Is feet on the alley and IS Il ieef
deep. :
One lnorty Of a piece OF
s,ouad on Water street, on which is e
rected a two story brick dwelling honse,
3he lot fronting so feet upon Water
4treet, now in TIE eecupatioa OF DIR. k251-
aeSg. Who owns the other moiety and 3
! diseased to sell It. Terms will be made
knowa onthe day OF sale.
James Keith
r,f,-.c4 2awts.
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Jefferson Land for Sale.

"a BOUT 800 Acres in the county OF
"a Jefferson and State of Virginia, on
.the road leading from Winchester to
Baltimore, 4 Z miles from tie former, Il
from Harper's Ferry and sf..om Charles
town-60miles from Aleyandria, George
town and tie City Of WASHINGTON. The
improvements are new brick house, g
tories high, a barn 20 feet square, sta
nc. &c.
The soil is Of the very first quality,
well adapted to the growth Of timothy.
cloYer and every species Of srain--.s'ore
than half of the land is covered with tim
Der Of the best quality.
m Gil
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Potomac Company.

NTo1iGE is hereby given, That an
i 4 animal meeting of the Stockhold-
err sad Company will be held accord
nsss TO law at SIMMs's Tavern ia George
'gsn, o. Monday zth of August next.
~ order of the Beard of PPESI-
LEST 4 DIRECTORS.
JOSEPH BREWER.
Ireas'r of Potasnac Conpany.
eot7Aug.
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IA-ANkEENS Linen carhr;c
irish linens Cotton camhric
iChecks Null null mHsins
fricking Brunswick. cotton.
",sna5args YnilIed, figured, <
lDowlas daGasS shaWN
Dimities White Virginia
B!ack.orange brown Ditto Satin
and yellow bonn Black sarsnet
hazetts Coored do.
Blue, black, olive, Gauzes aud grapes
brown, mixed, Black India hand
green and copper kerchiefs
cloths Malabar DO.
Black, grew, mixed N;aiiras do.
salmon. brown & Bandano do.
drabib stock Cambria do.
met Brown Holland
Blue, mixed, drah Vidonia cloths
and black cast One case pins, as
meres sorted
Fianneis london bindings
Rattinets ladies and gentle
Cords, drab & olive mems beaver gloves
coatings Ladies long 4 short
superfae WOODEN kid ditto
vesting Ditto silk ditto
Grecian ginghams White feather fans
,Common d. Long lawn. and an
|Common caiicoes elegant assortment
Mourning do. OF rIbonds
Fancy do. Black cambria
|Colerain, Madipo- Cotton hosiery
j -,
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Sales at Auction.

On y7UEsEAT ne,rf.
Will be sold, at the auction Store Of the
subscriber,
Cloths, cassimeres, cambria, leno. ia
onet and book musiins, caIicoes, gipg-
ans, t,arseiI!es. rattinets. grandurelis.
Fadras handkerchiefs, cotton shifting.
,olored tHilIed shawis, cotton hosiery,
ALSO.
4 handsome we'll finished GIG.
p. G.. Mmstel!er.
July 27.
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I.oudoun Land.
July &c.

yWTIL1 be sold, on MONDAY, the
w 14th day o! hugustnext, at Per-,
tavern, in the town of Lepsburg. two
LOTS Of lard, situated about SIX miles
from Middlehurs and four from thc nour
tain. One lot occupied by MIR. Fulton.
vhiGh will be sold subject to his lease.
containing l2i--tae sShsr occupied b.
Mr. Patterson, OF which possession ma,
be had OF the first of January next, con-
tanning upwards Of $50 acres. Persons
idesiroHs Of yir@ing the premises are re-
ferreI TO JOHN 2. DuLANys residing near
them. The terms one third cash. the
balance one and TIVE years with interest
from the gate.
DAN. T. DuLANY, : Trus-
VIM. HERBERT. jun, 5 tees.
july II. dts
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PRIN TIN u
NEATLY EXECvIES A.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29
Queens Ware.

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THOMAS MOUNT.
The Union will sail fCr Norfolk OF
Monday next, for freight or passage.
having elegant accommodations. Apply
to
Adams, Herbert & Co,
Julv &c.