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NEW GOODS.

JUST imported and for sale by p. o RICHMOND,
) an extensive assortment of seasonabie Goo ps,
comprising mostly every article in demand
-Gmong .shieh are--
Broadclo,hs of every descrip,ion, Cs.si.
meres, Flannels, Bombazetts and Wiidbores, Cole
ram, Cotton Shlrtings and Sheetings, Cambrios, CAT
lcoes and Ginghams. silk Handkerchiefs. Diapers,
sc. &c. which he is determined TO sell (for cash on
y) lower than has been offered in this town for ma
ny years.
.hSo--A few crates assorted CROCKERY
WARE. just opened remarkably cheap.
.kf4sborf Oc.obe, a. 1915
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COLONEL JESUP.
From tic Port fcyo.


There is one Office. whose gallant and mas.
tcry conduct and important services in tho
battle Of tie Falls, have never yet, as we feel
persuaded, taken their due rank in Tho esii.
mation ofthe public. We allude to Col.
jcsup.
That youthful hero commanded, in tho OF.
lair to which VIC refer, tho twenty.ffth rcgi-
mcDt, which formed part Of the brigade of
General Scott. AZ the commencement Of
the action bo was detached TO tho left of the
enemy, With tho discretionary order, 10 bo
governed By circumstances. Tho commst..
der oi tho Bri,ish forces had committed
fault, by loa"ing road rnguardcd ON his
left. Col. iosup, taking advantage Of thiu,
thscw himself promptly into lilo rear OF tho
cucmy, where c was enabled to operate With
brilliant cn'crprize AID tho fappiey. eject.
The capture of General Nioll, with large
cscor, Of oficera OF rank, vss par, of ,lc 70.
pbics ot his in,rcpdi,y and shil!. ltis nor
40 venture 10 assert, bcs,owiog OF him too
much praise 10 oay,,tat to this achievements,
p,crc than those o. am oihcr individual, il 10
bs attributed the preservation OF the iirss
brigade IRON utter snnihilation.
Anoag the officer, cap,prcd by ColopcI
Jcsup was one OF General Drum,nonds aid,
de-cemps, who bad been despatched FROM
the front line TO order up tho reserve, with
view to fa'I On Scott with the conccntrssed
force OF the whole army, and oycrwhelsn him
at single effort. Nor would it have been
possible 10 prevent this catastrophe, had The
reserve arrived in time the force With which
General Scott would have been obliged 10
Contend, being nearly quadrupie that Of his
own. ny the fortunate capture, however, of
q sI..u Hi. 1T a -
iion Of the service on which he had been or.
dered, the enemy's reserve was not brought
INTO aetien until the arrival Of Gen. Riptey's
esigadc, which prevented the disaster which
ass have otherwise cnsusd, and sshisys6
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OUR GOOD FRIENDS!!


The United States sch Nonsuch, Lieu,
Tram. arrived on the l7.h ult. a. Norfolk
from Halifax. 70
The following cx,rSpt Of letter from an
officer in the United Sassss' navy, on board
the Nonsuch, to his fakiAin this city, viii
show with wha, JeeHssxpd rcshee. Am5agss
cans are treated in Han ularly thusg
vino have signaised t6ttrtsiyes in the ou,l;c
o. lhciS country.-SolyfstsJ Jotriof. 20
.cyfoik, Sett. 93!sN
We arrived at this harbor safe and in
gbod health, after quick passage Of five
dys from, Halifax, notwithstanding the f,ale
ae encountered, surpassed any thing the mos,
experienced seamcp on board ever witness
The brutal treatment we received at Halifax
can never be forgotten, though our feelings
nave been greatly sofehed by the hospitality
ard feeling, manifested for us by the people
OF Norfolk. Would you believe il, the e,a.
lnt Capt. Trant, who signalizcd himself on
Lake Ontario, in ably defending the Julia a.
eainst a superior force OF the enemy--s man
sixty years of age, whose appearance alone
would inspire respect--wbile in ths, port in
search Of some deserted scainen, vas seized
BY the mob, beaten, and narrowly escaped with
lie. This outrage was com mmIited under the
syes ot the British civil and military au,Lori.
", who Quietly looked ON, and when asked
ior redress, replied" these were only suci
GBicalfies as they would have 10 encounter in
our country" ~,
A white boy, SERVANTS Mr.. N, was
also nearly beaten to death --hc Is sill ON my
Ii.,--,hc only reason could Discover why
the poor boy was treated in tiis savage man
ncr, was because he belonged 70 what :hey call
the damn'd Yankee rag. They would fre-
quenlIy gather in clusters At the corners Of
different streets and insult altwho Belonged
to tho schooner.-Tbis 6rgye and genfieoianiy
conduct continued Until Adosfrdt GRIfFis 'eot
an officer on board, aud ordered Us to lesve
the port " without bicmehts delay" So
much for those whom We are generously
taught to consider, aIiho' Enemies inWar,"
vet " IN Pcace--Friends !" -
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" HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
GEORGE ENGS,

NO. l7o, 2hames-ss.
LAS Just received an extensive sup
l. u ply Of the above article. and now offers for
sale very complete assortment, at wholesale and
retail, on the most ro as0nsble terms yiire e8
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New and Cheap Goods.
WILLIAM TlLLEY, Sd.
CHEAPEST SIDE,

No. i24, Thames. street,
As just received from the last arrivals an o,hsr
- supply OF GOODS. which now makes his as
sortmsnt complete, which he will sell lower than
can t. purchased any where else in Newport.
N. D. he Keeps constantly for sale complete as.
sortment of super6ne Broadcloths and Cas-: neres.
common do and general assortment of French,
English, India and American Goops.
those who wish 10 purchase Goocs cheap will
please to Call at No. l24, Thames street, where
,aey will find fisnnels at ls9 per yard, dark blue
e.hcoes IS cts DO. and Kid Gloves at ls6 pair. l.
Italian Grapes and imitation Shawls. cheap. Ec sc
New,York Money and Treasury Notes taken at
s"a" o'scouht' Oct Is, 1878.
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WILLIAM TILLr.f 3d

WILL open this day an extensive assortment ef
w DRY GOODS, calculated for the present and
approaching season, among which are
sup. black, blue, mix'd and brown Broad.
cloths, common do Devonshire kersey's, DuRils,
Plains, sup. black, blue, mixed and drab Cassi.
msres, common do. white, red, yellow, black and
green Flannes. Bsizes, Bombazetts, Wildbores,
Rattinets and 'rammies, worsted Cords, superfne
worstei Marsei!ies fes,ings. common oo worsted
Hose, British shir'ng Cottons. very cheap, India
shirting and shrting Cottons, yelvets fine cambric
Prints, black silk iikf's.; Madras do fancy Mus.
lins, lace and shear do. Diapers, white and black
Cambricks. g. and A. wide, very cheap, blue Cal.
icoes, do supeinc gilt Buttons, Pins, Needles md
Tapes, I0.4 Blankets, and general assortment of
American manufactured GooDs, below the factory
prices.
~. B. New.York Money taken a, small dis
count. sept 90.
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SALT.
Rhode Island Bridge Company.

1'tOt1t SFt"'ts ut US CO"IDtt.J'
A T meeting ef the II Rhode-IsIand Ihidge Com
"A pany at the State-fIouse, in Newport, on the
9th day of October, A. ID. 1875:
Tofeo unanimously, That an assessment Of Ten
Dollars be and hereby is made upon each Share in
the Stock of this Company, and That Five Dollars Of
said assessment be paid TO the Treasurer at Tie
Bank Of Rhode.Island, by the Stockholders on or
before the first Monday in November next. and Five
Dollars or before the first Monday in December
next, for he purpose Of repairing the Bridge OF
Howand's Ferry.
Voted, That the Directors be instructed 10 take
the most speedy and efectual ne as,ircs to repair
said Bridge, and that they be authorized 10 draw
on the Treasurer for the amount paid the
ment above made.
Voted. That these resolutions be published three
weeks successfully in the newspapers of this town.
an the Boston Centnel and New-Bedford Mercury
WILLIAM TIsDALE, Clerk.
NEWPORT, Oct 18, 1915:
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NO. ll8, IHames-strrrf,
HAS just received an extensive assortment &c A.
merican superfne velum and other PAPER,
and patent account BOOKS, Of all descriptions,
which he is determined to sell as cheap as can be
purchased in this state. Okll
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20T2 prizee.
1878 blanks.

5000 Tickets at SIS each.
Not two blanks to prize, and no deduction -,
TICKETS AND SHARES,
In variety Of numbers, for sale at J. c. SHAw's,
Where will be received, orders, for Tickets in
all the principal Lotteries in the Union.
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II Bricf Hint !-A ver,nont editer f5bs
The memories Of his dciisqaent etEe
Jog with the following pishy sentence
ne Pririrr or be sHed--xAD % SxphS
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Commences draaisg Mis Monfh!
Bristol Stone Chapel Lo,tery-No. 2.
Scheme.
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NEW GOODS.

tiH be o,aened this day,
cat the sign of the Golden Eagle,)
No. iS7. Thames. strees,
10 bales DSY GooDs,
Consisting Of fine and low priced back. blue
brown and olive Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Hunters
Cloths And plains, yellow, red, white and green
Flannels, Bombazetts. Wilibores, Vestnss, black
worsted Hose. Shawls, silk Kankerchiefs and worst
ca bind'ngs .aho. few pieces mixed and drsb
eres' very elegant, India Cotton, ls6 per yd,
Longcloths. Twist, Shrtings, &C.
All the above Goods will be sold at very reduced
prices for cash only. A. RICHMOND
Ocs 18.
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JOSIAH C.. SHAW.

IT Us just received from New York. an assortment,
OF Books. Stationary, Charts, States, &c &c
all Of which viii be so'a lsw az eap be purchas.
GU n lhis Town. IS.>. ~
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New-Goods.
PETER p. REMINGTON.

No. ia, Thames street,
LAS just received an extensive assortment of
DRY GOODS, calculated for the present and
approaching season, among which are the following:
Sup. black, blue, olive and green
Broadclotbs; sup. black, blue, brown, drab, mix'd
and green Cassimeres. Plains; Devonshire Ker-
sey; Dufi,s; white, red, yellow. black and green
Flannels; Baizes; Bombazett's; Wildbores; Rat
,tinets; Deurants and Tammies Bennett Cords We.
ry elegant Vestngs; black Canton Grapes common
do; worsed Hose; Ve'vets British Shir,ngs
elegant gilt Buttons; Pins Tapes black silk Hkfs;
Madras do; shecting Cottous; fancy Muslins
shear do; Diapers black Cambria sup undress'd
cambric Prints, blue Calicoes, Is6 per yard; lO.4
Blankets, very cheap.
r. r. Remington, will take Ne~.fork Money and
Treasury Bills at small discount. sept 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-12
.faS,pa. SEPT. g..
FReafN.aLaGa.

IL; : y
Arrived here YESTERDAY afternoon. brig
Sally Barker, capt. Wallace. 50 days
from Malaga, with GOO or. casks vine,
and 1n00 grass mats to Athertcn and
Williams, owners, and e2a casks vine
to YIN. Williams, New York. Left
brig Virginia, capt. Williams Of Alex
andria, lad lost the mate on his pas
sage pnt, and WINS ordered to ride
quarantine 60 days. July /, saw the
brig Gen. Jackson going iato Gibraltar.
Jaly e., vHw the u, S. ship Indepen-
dence. OF Cape st. Vincent. Spoke
ship barclay Of New-Hedford s5 DAYS
out whaling with lao bSls. sperm. oil,
and ship Phrbe Ann of do. 81 days cut.
with $50 bbls. oil. Markets at Malaga
dull Tor American produce. Wine very
scarce and high. -
Capt. Wallace states tf,at :ae live
test emotions and greatest rejoicings
wercsmanifest in Spain and Portugal on
receiving the news OF the downfall Of
Benararte. Nothing was known at Mala-
ga Of the American Squadron in the
Mediterranean except the capture of an
.Alserine Admiral ship.
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WI have seen i series 6f medals in
bronze, nearly 1870 in number, struck
Eat different epochs of his career, each in
celebration Of some great and daring act
ofhis government, victory, q successful
aggression, the conquest of nation, the
establishment Of q new state, the ele-
walton of some of his family, or his own
personal aysrandiseaaent - These medals
are not mere illustrative OF his deeds
than of hia impatience to- record them,
and tile peculiar temper OF mind in which
Ire caused his 7njuriesapon the world to
be written in brass.
The medal Of the battle of Austerlitz'
has, on tie reverse, simply a thunderbolt,
witt, i small figure. Of Bunapartc, enrolled
and cnthroned on the upper end of the
shaft Of the thunder!
: Ia 1904, he struck a medal with an
hereuIean figure on the reverse, confn-
ing the head Of the English leopard be-
tween his knees, whilst 4 cord 60 strange
him, inscribed, s En- p An. XII. 20G0
barques font constt,litns, this vas incon-
Temptation Of the invasion and conquest
of England.
The reverse of the medal on the battle
Of Jenn, presents Bpnaparte on an eagle
III the clouds, as warning with giants OF,
the earth, whom he blasts with thurder-
bolts!
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4 sv,nn for Corsicans.

!. sys E,lriaim be not the asylum Tor OPP
i's Sd J, ,'es,le. she affords shelter to de-
f' "a sl;;nss, end clnefsailss 'ihe eds.
: : 4 tas seaister. who seems familiar.
' u ese.y paft of history, reminds us
~ w. eManssta IS t,ethifd Corsican hero
o. : Nam s frytsna has gisea refuge With
! ! shs term al ole century. Ehe first
Theodore, whose vices, wsakness
- n,i,Eortunes are well known-tAe
- ~ Was PAUL., the champion Ut liberty
! "a :, the third is Napoleoa who BETRAYED
~ causec ffeedoul before he was fer.
II 'sIso by faatnpe. Whe woald. who
: 'ss have listened two Years agU to any
ssss wbo Should have prephesied late g
patse
---far who would then have tlso't
Thai Plrygian gods to Latium should be
& brought,
A. who beiier'd what mad Cassandra
4 tsasht
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NOTICE.

II HAVE several Lets Of Ground upon
Luke, Prince, Fayette and Paine.
streets, which 2 will rent on moderate
terms. In tie center Of this square there
"a 4 spacious Arc which will be forever
kept open, several convenient allies lead
into tin this Are there is well ofex-
|cellent water, with pump in it, the
water no way inferior to the diagonal
have. also, several Lets upon the
wharf contiguous to the tobacco ware
house, which I will likewise rent upon
moderate terms.
August 98. essw
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Azeaasd,,ia Theatre.

sp Mt. Steward and Mrs. Placide.
are extremely sorry to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Alexandra and its vi
.cinity, that on account OF the severe in
disposition Of Mr.. Harris, the Farce OF
(. Turn Cat" intended for representa-
ton this Evening, Tor their Benefit, is
changed to that Of s'JMy Grdndmcfher
or, IYB Lfriag Picture - which, they
trust, will give satisfaction.
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For Sale,

A. LOT on Pitt street, near the cor
"a nerof Pitt and Duke streets, with
frame dwelling House thereon.
ALSO, %
4 LOT on Duke street, rear the said
corner. and adjoining the residence OF
Col. Simms.--For terms apply TO MI
Holm Longapn in alexandria.
Lewis FL. Machen.
Aug. 2s.
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PgRT OF ALEXANDRIA,
,ENT,ERRp1

ENTERED
Schooner Cossac, Shannon, G. Tewti.
Z Sloop Eliza Ann, M'Pherson, do.
Sleep Regulation. Chadwick, q.
Bedford.
Geo. Washington, Henry, Nor
folk.
Brig fluhtc~; Wilson, Bremeas
Arrived. brig Hunter. capt, Wilson,
IS DAYS from Brcmen--5esinatl Linens,
Glass Ware, &c. to III, miller and R.
Patton, Jun. owners, anal.& I. Vow
ell. Jnhil g. I4add, j. and 6. Plum
mer, Thomas Janney and Go. is. keitlls
jun. Joseph Janney, Piineas Janney, n,
Whites and r. Young
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Mate lkfr. John.C. Benson, Of the Con
sress friratej and the cabin hey Ste

Mate fMr. JOHN G. Benson, Of the Con
gress frigate1 and the cabin hey Ste
phen Mumford were unfortunately
drowned. The remainder Of the crew
plovidentially kept on the wreck $ days
IN a most perileus and distressing situa-
ton. They were at length taken OFT by
the British schooner Trusty, captain
Lathrop Knowles, from Dominique bcunsf
I'd I4iyerpool IN. So At the time OF the
shipwreck Of the Cynthia, The crew de-
sclied s!oop to leeward apd brig to
windward, and hoisted 2 white signals.
but was not taken notice Of. On Tues
day. lad August, spoke schooner Joseph,
captain Thompson. of Marblehead, who
took alIthe crew on board but Mfr. Lee
uiuei Chandler, the supercargo who pre-
ferred remaining on hoard the Trusty.y
and arrived ut Mafblehead on Wednes-
day last.
The names Of the crew arrived are IS
follows :--Isaae Boorom, JUN, OF this town
son Of the owner Thomas Longshore Of
Philadelphia Samuel Gitson, of Attic
borough. tMcrs.} Michae. FraAeis, OF
Philadelphia Edward barnes, Cook, q
colaurcd man.
F,fhe crew Of the Grnthia, who were
saved from perishiny 6y The humanity q,
captain Knowles, have tsndered through
the medium Of the Salem Gazette, from
which the preceding particulars are OBJ
taine,l, J /" their heartfelt thanks to him.
his officers and crew, for tlicir kind treat
p,ent to Them while on board his vessel,
aud for their goodness in rescaing them
from watefy grave" They also ac4
Knowledge with gratitude the very par
! ticalar humanity, and attention Of caps
tain Thompson, of NJ arblehead, wholaRd.
ed them safe at that town.
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supposed 10 be Stolen,
SGpterhber19 .

a QUANTITY Of IFI0OL, which
IA was offered at a redrssd price a
few week. past by ablaek man, who as.
serted he belonged to a Mr.. Hatton. Of
Maryland. and promised to bring note
from him the next day authorizing hiE
To sell the same; bit be- not making bis
since, the owner is request
ed to prove the same. pay for this adyer-
ami take it away.
TALROfT WILSON & co.
Septemher 12. st
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baltimore, Sept. II.

The Aleyandria Packet. srfr. Harriet,
Elements. hsneeste Alegandria. with a
valuable cargo of,.arY goods, &c. was
lost in the gale of Monday. near Point
No poiut-all hands saved but. one sea-
men.
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baltimore Paper.

Tie rrasls;rrtsn 74-It is stated IN
.se Boston Gazettsaf Monday, that Com
s,Odore CHapscEy has taken command
i the H1astigston ut Portsmouth, anu
losted bis broad pendant. The head OF
lbs slap, It is said, is ornamentest with
n elegant bust Of the itlustrious Patriot
nd statesman, whose name she bears.
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phosspIscs Sept. $.
1css oEme ynthia.

eris ryrsi capt. William G.
y =, q this pns4 bound to Martini
2 With 6surs meal; corn, provisiofls,'
4. Ma upset, Cd the 9Th ultinlo,. $ days
~ = violent glae Of Wind; the captain
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Swedes iron.

SWedeS Iron. =
so ton Swedes Iron assorted sizes ard
faur cases American manufactured Shirt
;ngs and Gingbams, just received FER
sloop Regulator and for sale By
r. III. Hovland.
Sent. 10 dcW
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Iington, Fulsoni, for Newblfg port. TO
lsail ID six days Hshfiyer, Patton, from
Baltimore, Just arrived Jane, Montgo-
1merY, xiittr, to SAIL an a or s day Wash
1ingtdn, --, from y. Carolina, just ar
rived, with loss DC her foremost Ram
lblef, Graves, for Boston, in 10 or IS
days. {.
/ Gutter Flying Fish, Baker, IS days
from Gibfaltara--Nia lagaa and Sicily, MAJ
]Aeira Wine. The brig General Scott,
Young, Of this port, was to sail for Ca
Ediz IN a few days. August q, lat. s6,
E55, long. SIS, spokc.btig Abby, Stoddard,
Iron Alsxandsias bound to Tenerifs, 10
days out, ailwell. 18th, lat. Sc, IS, lon
Isl, AZ, ship Doris, Heron, from Eis;ns
lurs, bound for baltimore. September
IL, lat. 81, 50, lon. 70, Al, q brig from
Isl. BarthdIomews, bound Il kenncbunk,
had lost most OF her sails: same day, saw
IA shin that had lost her mainmasf.
Rrig Hannah. Dr,impdond, from New
York, bound to Turks Island, in distress.
having lost her sails and cut away the
|topmasts In the late severe gale.
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NoRFoLE, Sept. s.

NoRFoLHs sep. O.
Tie catter Flying Fish. arrived here
Yesterday. left Gibraltar the Sd of Au-
gust. The intelligence by this arrival,
respecting the operations of Commodore
Decatur, is precisely the same as that
received at Boston by the Wanderer,
captain Newcomb, & given in this days
paper. A letter, however, from an IN
telligent gentleman at Gibraltar to his
friend inthis place, mentions that. since
the peace with the Algerines, the squad
ron had been before Tripoli, and Tunis
to demand an explanation OF some NAL
feasances agains. the rights Of the United
States.'' Markets at Gibraltar low and
dull--four III dollars, tobacco sixteen
The fine cuppered brig Malsina, which
sailed from Beaufort last winter and was
captured and sent into Gibraltar, sold
for only 5000 dollars,
Arrived, ship Bristol, Barker, from
New-York to Turks Island in distress,
having carried away the foretopmast and
mizen top-ggallant mast, By which two.
seamen, viz. James Peterson, and John
Miller, were lest overheard.
Schooner General Taylor, Forsyth, Is
DAYS from Cape Francois --Sugar y Cot
fee. ~
Left, briggs Pegasus Green, Of New
port, discharging; RaSy, OF New
buryport, just arrived. schrs, Wash
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Steam Beat Camden,

U Gso';ge-I ozty,
EN- Will leale Georgetown at 6
49,! ssss1 O'Clock in the morning, e. return
rom Alexandria at o'clock call at the
Navy Yard and at Brent's wharf below
the bridge, and at 'ryber creek.
Fa- Passage rs Cents.
September 7. # +
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g Esw.YoRx Sept. +. 1915.

9 Joseph gonaarte, the Ex-king OF
eDsia, a rriiyed some days since in this
rs 4 md issat present at Perth Amboy.'
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Pubic. Sale.

Tins dAy, at half past 10 o'clock,
VIII be sold at the Vehdue Store,
ayariety Of
Dry Goods,
s. consisting Of
Cloths. Easaiineres,
: Cambria, Leno, Jaconet, Null Null,
Book and Fancy Muslias,
Bengal Stripes, Ginghams, 5
Can,eis Hair and Fancy silk Shawis,
Diapers, s.
Madrass Haadkcrslaefs,
Cotton and thread Laees,
Ribbons, etc. etc. q.
II q. Marsteller.
September Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-12
Sale By luction.

on Wfdaesday sMerning. Ash inst.
WI be sold, ateur Auction Room,
Bombazetts, black Csmbrics, Irish Lin.
ems, Mull-mull Muslins, Madras & Pock-
et liahdkerchiefs, Shawis, Platillas, long
Cloths, long Lawns, threads, Tapes,
Betting Cloths, together with & variety
of other articles.
Griffin and Bra:oner,
Auctioheers.
Gpnfernhpr II.