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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
Expedition to Ale' e..

We learn (fays the Richnona
from a valued friend, tha, the g. s.a 1'sa1
ron Tor Algiers will fail in fe~ 'a !. 'qqaad.
der the command Of Commodor.a asys' 4 aa
Decatur in few weeks ,bs ',ssphd
iquadron will be ready, including 4. s'sad
74's: Commodore Bainbr;dss. a's ise
charge OF this fquadrou, and o. 81 i. ass
sai' Will command the fleet in II. :, ~ a.
terranean. Il is ltated that Corr s'ss''
Chauncey has aked for, and ob,,;a b;'a0ao's 4
malh'hston v "A one of The fleet. m' ~
officers OF aitinetion Join The e,n.1.'9 y Ma'T
Befides thofe already mentioned. sa''les' =
heafc OF Gom'rs Perry and MaedoDasaaa'' aa's
Captains Jones and ]. d. Eiliotr. .ssa lr
in command with Perry on the m.s' ss'o'd
bic 10th OF September, ,8I21 s,' r"
fleet wi. DC attached conGisr,bl. @
ton OF our invaluable marine co,ns p''-
A detachment of artillery, uads, 81, !,
command OF Captaio archer of,b;s A.. =
(the gallant and meritorious off,. ). as's
was on board Of Commodore chaua,s.''' sa'
fleet on Lake Ontario will Be lrD, s y
the expedition. Captain A. wilIh,v. saa y
management of the Shells, Cree
Rockets &c. items of the propolsd 80 asa
He I, IS to DC bEevetted Major preyiOus :
his departure ' .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
From Georgia-interef

eoi intereltlng.
MiLLEDcEvILLE, MARCH aa-w.
have had ieveral reports refpe6aiu, - i.
crilonof the Floridas to Great Br;,,;'
The following relating thereto is drr;rss s
from very respectable fource, And :. :.
have little doubt of its correctness ! !
ceiiion OF the Floridas was actually mad.
TO Z. Britain by the king Of Span, I,r.
diDand VII. bur the Cortes refussd r..
ahent to the grant and directed 4,
Captain Geaeral of the Havana M !.
deliver over the provinces, who had i,
termlned 10 abide by their inlruSfcu,
lhls we u derltand to be the lubaauu
OF information given by Mr.. Arsdondo
the representative of Eait Florida in ii.
SPaniih Cortes.-Geo. Journal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

faIva,. B Xxx s83o
~ Vat B. II XVII S26s
~ 81 Gem. il 20. 81, So Cod Lit I22
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

vlNcENNEs, MARCH Ia
THE Indian holiilities on our frop1,,'
continue Within 20 miles of this plsr
two men were killed on Wednesday lsa:
and they have taken more fcalps within
Tx weeks than they did the preceding
fix months.
Letters from ST. Louis inform, ihu
hye men of Capt. Callaway's cunpag
had been .ambu/faded, aud that FIVE ofhs
men were milling. and two wounded.
Accounts from Boon's Lick, io.b
March, inform, that the fe,tlemspt d
st. Charles county had been attacked;
and the inhabitants been compelled o
retreat, after fmarr action. The whit5
however, loft but one man killed. Ik
lots OF Indians comfortable. Capt Cd.
laway was alfo killed in the attacks
his company.
ST. LOUIS, MARCH IL, An sxpFh
has juif arrived with information tha
Capt Galway has been defeated By lk
Indians, and himfelf and ! rangers klsa
The Paris I" "Mmiteur, +" which is a.
Eounced as the j6le official paper, has gE
en- coplous extracts aud pointed pau0'
mage to a work, Untitled "A viry
tbe United Statss at the cmmsaeemfnt 4
the 18th century, from 1900 t1 1870
written by M. De BEAUJoUR. Its sv0s-
ed objeet is "to engage the nati0rsa
Europe 70 unite in reprefing the CON-
mercial ambition, both Of England sai
the United States" /" Refpeeiing %
latter it fays:
"lhe ambition Of the United S''s
is more fecret than that Of Eusla''
but IS not lefs dangerous for Il ltns
nothing lefs than TO fwallow up all oooa
America. Since the Americans ms
ccnquered LouiGana, they lsenl 'es
inpatient of ali barriers Already ~
they invaded Florida, explored al =
country that feparates them i'0n'~
Pacific Ocean, and are now maxi K
ten6ons to the Wet, on one llus
far as the fouroes of the Mih1u'',
the other fidc to the river Del, w"
By occupying the heap of the m'n's Il
and the banks of the Notre ios'
foon invade Mexico, which, 'aA'. Il
front and flank will become ~
prey" ...m
/ he author concludes that "Ins
ropean nations ought to eonhns ,,s
Ambition of the Engliih and Aa1 1sssa
within juif limits. and that tneS .na md
at length tix their attention upon - - j
ca, in order to fettIe in coacef'
the globe which interefs them a.
A Dublin paper fays, o'0e'' '..e,;sd
oooL worth of linens had been IT,
there, to be executed immediately
ratification Of Peace. ~
LONDON, Jan. r3. The WsI%asTs Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

[e1 Vat. B. 7, c Xxx S234.
b Vat. B. i, G. Xxx. zi5.
Il ibid /" $50
III Ibid &c. XXllI, S ss7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

Ia Va,. B III. c XIII S ls7 los, ie9
(ej I5id s !, c. XIII s 2s4, 2s5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

From Ffe1en "a
Dublin paper fays, o'de'' ,,ssi,sa :
oooi worth of linens had pee" ! n III
there, to be executed InmsoiS'S
ratification of Peace. /.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

LONDON, JAN. r3. nc Nss.Td'
is now loading at Liverpool 70, !. 4 -, amor
direct. This has been oifle'sp ,1. soyst
ced. and evinces the confidence I. ,,,i5J ia
ment has, that the treaty WI =
in America.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
Public Sale \
of Loudt1on and FauJar Lands.

Y. tfr~-e Fet
|nN Thursday the 1cth day of August
~ next, if fair, if not, the next fair
Hay; the subscribers will offer at public
sale, at the tavern known by the nals,e Of
GAINESVILLE, tract Of Land living In the
counties of Loudoun and Fairfax. ! he
above tract contains about two thousand
i've hundred acres, and lies bear theroad
leading from l,eesburg to Alexandria, a.
bout L miles from the former, II % from
the latter place, and near the turnpike
leading from Little River to Alexandria.
Its situated in an agreeable neighbour
hood and connects the advantages Of wa
ter and timber lit has been divided in-
10 compact farms containing from two to
three hundred acres each, upon most Of
which there are tolerably comfortable
dwelling houses, and will be sold in lots
according to the above diyision.-From
experiments which have been madeof the
effects Of plaster on the above tract, it
has been found to succeed as well as ON
any other land in Loudon. CIe tEird of
the purchase money will be required in
hand and the balance divided into two
equal annual instalments 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 tie fall, and pos
session will be given on the first day
|ot January, 1916. Persons wishing to
purchase will be shewn the property by
Mr.TJohn Matthias, Surveyor Of Loudon
County, residing in Leee5urg.
CARTER 4. PAGE,
JOHN w. PAGE.
June 81. tbs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
Public Sale.

I'm Saturday the first day OF July
" next, will be sold at Vendue, a
HOUSE & LOT in the town OF Haymar.-
ket, Prince William County, va
SHOEMAKER & H.aTEkR are niuch
wanted, there being none at the place.
Any person wishing to see the properly
and know the terms of sals may can VA
ar. James Church, (InKeeper) at said
place.
June 6. Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
For Sale OF Lease,

yNNHE HOUSE and LOT at presens
4 occupied by the subscriber on Roy
al between King and Prince streets
The dwelling is 20 feet front and 50
feet deep, with convenient alley, and
a large back building ef about the same
size, an excellent frame, two stories
high, SO that the premises weuld suit Tor
the carrying on any kind of Cuisines.
p Immediate possession may be-
had.
n. B. have for sale several articles
of CABINET WAgE, new and war;
ranted to be good materials and ork-
malship, which will be sod low Cor cash.
JOSEPH INGIE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
NOTICE.

The 0fcers of the 1st REGIMENT, Cd
BRIGADE Militia of the district of Colum-
oia, are requested to meet this evening
At Triplett's Tavern, at 8 o'clock, for
tie purpose of making arrangements for
celebrating the Anniversary CT American
lpdel endence.
June 81.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
PROCLAMATION.

Maria Theresa, Daughter Of France;
Duchess OF Angoulenle, tothe lnhapltants
Of Bordeaux - 8.
Brave Bordelais Your fidelity IS
Snown to me, your unbouaded loyalty
loes not permit you to anticipate danger
,oat my attachment to you, to all the
French, compeis me to provide against
It. A lpngcr residence in your city might
aggravafe your danger, and bring upon
you se weight Of revenge.
/ have net the courage to see the
French afflicted, and to be the cause OF
Sheir Affections.
Ileave you, brave Bordelais, penetrat-
ed with the sentiments you have express
ed for me, and assure you they shall be
faithfully communicated to the King.
More happy times will, with Gods as
sistance, soon return, and I vii! then
rove to you my gratitude, and that OF
the Prince whom you cherish.
(Signed) MARIA THERESA.
3ordeaur, aprI ], 1915.
. H. Il
From tie London 9. Pilot Of .april &C.
We announced in the Pilot of yester-
lay The arrival of an overland despatch
rom India. No part of its contents has
jeen suffered to transpire. We have
-eason to fear from the statements in
,iyate letters brought by the same oppor-
unity, that the intelligence just arrived
!, of a disastrous nature, and hope that
It the rising Of the Court of Directors
his day,some official communication will
ee made to relieve the public mind from
tile anxiety and suspense into which it
las been thrown by the partial disclosures
aat nave been made.--One Of the private
etters mentions that an action had taken
place near Bunkotwah, OH the Napaul
9rdntier, between the British and the
japanese troops, in which, we regret to
earn. 1.-THE former were defeated, and that
gen. Gillespie and many Europeans were
among the killed. The object of the at
:ack upon the Napaat country bad, IN
been abandoned for the
present; but hostile Operations were to
&c resumed as soon as competent REIN
f5rcements Of troops should arrive.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
''''a Tie Aasioaat Inteiiigencer.
= HE DIsBANDED OFFICERS
OF THE ARMY

Ak vt liz ARMY.
d as S.Aer, who has shared your tolls
S,. ssAerlngs /; who can bear testimony
d ~ y zeal and patriotism, ard knows
ID so' appreciate your personal virtues
sar ,sas military talents, begs leave to
Eat =: u IN the precipitate and IMPROVE
i5ss,s.Su ' congress Of the Sd of March
Vile 4. you from the public service,
ssIs ss'ei1ng in your wounds, without
ia GA snd without remuneration; vet
Gen, i; cause OF consolation in the bene-
e. cst;S 'sss and liberal disposition of the
l.ts' uepatrieatof TIE government.
Nil CIV ~ taen. meet our hard condition
sisss, ~. AGENCY, and always bear in
|esdn,s olsinterested patriotism forms
sssS,,a aasase characteristics of an A.
|stS SOL soldier. That patience is the.
|stssbsss ' Y and despondency the.
e vnO y Weakness ;however cherries
ss:th x now before Us, We may con-
ssr DAYS ~ e''ef uiies anu
n. ts 0W citizens are generous and
sesAs cur synpathies and
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
Fresh Teas OF 1915.

4 whole chests Young Hyson.
Is quarter do. do. 10.
10 Laquered boxes do. do.
IL bags Fiiserts.
Green Coffee In tierces.
Arrived inschr. PAL SCI from New
I ork, and for sale by
J.. f. CALDWELL.
Jnne s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21

Written by Anatreog Moore. is about
to lie published sondon. The copy
right, it is said, hasbeen sold at the ez-
orbitant priceof Three Thousand Poahas
Sterting! :
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
Zanesville. June z.

By lieut.. Patterson, just from Detroit
we learn that difficulty had arisen with
regard TO the reciprocal surrender Of the
forts of Mackinaw and Maiden. OuI
troops still hold Maiden. on account that
the Indians were not willing to letus have
possession of Mackinaw. The British, it
is alluded, were'afraid Of the indians, and
had deluaed them with the idea that, the
Americans would hold Mackinaw for 3
month only, and tier. it would be givenut
to them. Enconsequence of this, there
was considerable force OF Indians col
lected at Mackinaw and in the vicinity
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
June 81.
Fur HielyGI.

rof FfelSl,t,
Coost7cise or to the Vest Indies.
kSM The Schooner TOPAZ, Abra-
SAskeham Briggs, master: burthen az
bout 700 barlels-in complete order aud
ready for the Immediate reception of
cargo.
Apply to
JOHN C. LADD.
June 81. If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
II LIZ

IL LIZ
THE DWELLING HOUSE lately
occupied by capt. Eyeleth, situate at tie
coruef of Fairfax aad Queen-streets pos
session will be given Immediately. Ap-
ply to ,,,o,5ncoN
June Ia.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21

. The United States brig Niagara, It..
Woodhouse, and the schooner porcupiue
sailed on Monday last for Detroit. We.
understand they are to transport troops
from that place to Mackinav. q
The United States brig. Promotions
has received orders to take her station
off Passamaquoddy, to prevent Snvgg-
cling. Erie Centinel, May 81. d
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
June 81.
For Fright or CkaMsr,

For Frtighf or EkdfVsr,
,MRE The superior Brig LUCY, Isaac
sasgs Kittson, master: burthen eli
tons or 21cO bussels-wil,. be ready to
receive cargo III four days. For terms
apply to
adams, Herbert and CO.
Who have landing from schoonsrk ehri:
eta, Capt. Fletcher,
40 bacs Green Coffee.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
ALEXANDRIA,:
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE I.

Married at Lebanon, on Thursday e.
vening last by the Rev. Mr. Robbins, Mr..
Tho's Morgan to Miss Sarah z. Bates,
both of Fairfax county.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21

Auction and Commission
Warehouse.
yENHE Subscribers have formed con.
T. nection for the purpose Ct trans
acting the Auction and Commission bu.
siitesss an this place, ard tender ter
services to then friends and tie public
generally
Calnillus Griffith,
. Henry Brawner.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
T. w. peyton and Co.

Corner Of King End ColnnttHs-streets,
haze Just receired and c5er for Sale,
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xalprrlltlceS 81 tilltea.

TWO BOYS, between the ages of i
and IL years, who can be well recon-
mended, will be taken as Apprentices
20 learn the Eatters' business. Apply
JACKSON & WILBAR.
March 81. tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-06

4;,na The treaty. ii Paris, and that the
KINGDOM Of Naples was not IN that situa-
t;on because at that period Murat was
allied to theereat powers ;but it appears
that notwithss, anding these reasons king
Joachim has not majority OF voices IN
his favor.-Gas. de France.
FRANKFORT, Jan. %.
It's supposed that the peace Of Client
will have great influence upon our com
merce and that the prices of some arti-
cles, particularly tobacco is rising, be-
cause there is very little oft in Germany.
LONDON, Jan. 81.
Public Funds-s per consols IS "a !;
do. reduced &c IL; omnium IA.
Yesterday. evening Mr.. Shaw, Kings
Messenger. set out with dispatches for
Lord Castlereagh. They are said to be
of great importance, and that they con-
tain answers to the notes brought some
days ago by the Messenger Brown.
The French papers have assumed a
more moderate and decent tone in rela-
ton to this country than they held for
some time back.
The West-India fleet, sailed from Cork
last Monday.
Letters from Lisbon have arrived to
the seth Dec. They are barren of news
and principally filled with complaints die,
tated by the commercial jealousy against
the English. They also speak much OF
tie depredations committed on the coast
by some American privateers. One OF
these. the .8me1ica of "a guns and very
large crew has for some time infested the
coast and the waters ofCape st. Vincent.
tits said she had violent battle with enc
of his maiesty's sloops of war, name un
known. We are impatiently expecting
news Of its result.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-06
Pubic Sale.

10y virtue of decree o the Cir
I'D cult Court iol the county ot f.
lexandria, made in the suit Instituted
in the said Court by the Executors OF
Benjamin Sbrcve, decd against Isaac
Shroye and others, viii be sold at
pu5lic auction on Monday the 18th
day of April next at the Coffee House
in Alexandria,
One undivided fourth part
of a three story brick house, with the
. appurtenanees, situated at the corno<
oil Prince and Union Strcets--posses-
sion to be given on the 4th OF October
nsxt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-06
Public'Sale.

On Friday meet. the 7th inst. zsiN be
sold. at .NarsielIer's 7oharf,
The Hall with the Masts, Spars aud
standing Rigging, Junk, Boats, Water
Casks, &C. &C. OF the Schooner Ran
ger. bnrtben about 900 barrels.
Terms made knswn at the place Of
P. 6. .uarstsller.
April 4.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-06
ALSO,
One undivided fourth part

One undivided fourth part
of House and Lot on ST. Asaph's
Street, inclu4ing a Let on Duke St.
on which is a stable In the occupation
OF Edward Stabler, subject to the life
estate Of Susaanah Eartshorne therein
.sALS0,
One undivided fourth part
of Lot OF malt Acre Of ground, beng
part Of square of ground binding
on Duke, Patrick md Wolf Streets.
ALSO,
One fourth Of 81 Shares of
Potomac BaaS Stock. The whele OF
this properly viii be sid subject to an,
annuity ot l2s a year during the life
of Susannah Hg'tshorne.
The terms of sale will be one fourth
In Cash, and the balance in three equal
instruments Of 4-,S and IL MONTHS
The purchaser giving notes negotiable
in bank with approved endorsers for
the instruments and lien upon The
property sold to secure the payments,
The sale to t1te place az % o'clock,
Jas Keith, Jr.l cs,o,,,s
Tho's Swami 80 :
March IL dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-06
LATEST FROM BERMUDA.

BY the arrival this morning Of the sloop
.Rmicus, Capt. Rowland, i'll 8 days from
bermuda, we have received the Royal
Gazette and Bermuda Advertiser, O
March %. Among the articles we have
selected from this paper, is the Prociama-
ION of Governor Cockburn, announcing
The ratification Of the treaty by the Presi-
dent.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-06

Besides the Chatham of "a guns, or
deredto sea from Portsmouth, the Bonn
bay, of the same force, is ordered from
the Downs, and the Liverpool, with some
other strong frigates, from Plymouth, to
look cut for the American SQUADRON. 3sup-
posed, to be cruising to the westward.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-14
LONDON Fashions for July.

We have great variety, but little no.
vetty to present to Our fair readers in the
! walking costume, Maslins, sarsnets,
poSstins. Italian gauzes, French vashng
sifks. aud French .aabrics, are al worn,
and enc would be puzzled to tell winch
ureaoninates High dresses Of French
c..msbric. with white French silk scarfs.
aud French hats OF plain straw, oraa-
mented With feathers. are IN very gene
raj request. White lace speneers still
continue in the highest estimation, as are
also scars Of silk and white lace. The
only actual novelty Of the month u 9
very tasteful pelisse, composed of tine
India sprSged muslin.--iti is three quar-
ter length, rounded ii the corners, and
trimmed intastetal style, which is diia-
cult TO describe. 1t is composed OF
!. piain clear muslin formed into scolsops
BY casisgs,Mhich are drawn withribbazd
CSC Bslle ssssemblea>
Tie bodies Of the morning and prone
made costume continue to be worn Will
cross OF handkerchief fronts, and are gea
.neraiiy trimmed, agreeably to the tex
tare OF tie dress, with quilted tuH OF
ribbbn. The quilted ribbon is also pre-,
d0oinantin single rows at the feet OF al
dresses composed Of silk, bombazeen o.
fancs prints. The prevailing colors ars
primrose, celestial blue, and evening
prim rose; the vast short, and tbs
tnllness of the peticoat carried to tn
back. Huiss of French work are uni
sersally worn. except infull dress .ac-
Egfman's Iaeg0sifory.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-14
Madison's Glory War.

.Erery true American ought to rejoice
|fhat ace haze had mar." | believe,
Said conceited, silly chap to me, theo-
|ther day your party are all glad that we
have had awar. could not help telling
him. that we had been called kaares and
|mouarchists AM. tories, so often, that we
did not mind that much, nows but that
really it was cruel to persuade US, that
I've were fools also.
Why; sir, Wit have you got by the
war
Glory! said he, glory!
1t was very idle, certainly, to talk FUR
|tller with this man. North northeast, ne
was certainly mad, although like myRost
notable successor, he might ''kaoiO q
I4a,s,k from hand saac,''
A word OF two. however, if the reader
|nleases, on this same subject of glory !;
for nobody pretends We have got any
thing else BY our doughty war. | will
mot cali this glory in question neither ;
ALTHOUGH think that what with Hull and
Wilkinson, and the Bladensburg busi-
mess, and few matters Of liks sort, an
account might be statsl in a way, if the
,~countaut were little partial against
Ius-Howeyer, IS no matter for that.
Let il be glory lory as much asIyou
please.
hundred millions: taxes to an enormous
Ianount; we have lost thirty thousand
men; and we are paid in baskets full o.
ef,ru !: such as it is A kind OF d:ab CO,
Toured, linsey woolsey glory; streak @
lat. md streak of lean; or rather g
lstieaa Of lean, and. at last,a streak o.
1.-Two Of fat. And this glory, suchls the
Is.enocsatic argument, sufficiently com,
loe,safes us for all we have lost and
| orne, and must continue to lose ant
Lear.
Wien you pay dollar for ysw watch
Inv sweet fellow remember; you are re
aid in glory. Does any body think yoi
he better for what Jackson and B:owi
md Hull and Decatur have accomplish
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-14
David p eabody.
King Street, three doors above the IN ASH
ing Tavern, has just received and Of,
fers for SALE, complete assortment q
Dry Goods, !


Suitable for the present and approaching
4 among which are: &
2 bales saper6ne London cloths, as.
sorted colors.
2 ditto middling and low priced do. y
bale coatings and / do. bookings.
1 ditto bombazetts, assorted colors.
2 ditto Scotch plaids.
9 ditto flannels, white and colored.
Il ditto woollen vestings. !
1 case white calnbrics.
2 bales cassimeres. M
4 ditto plated elastic cords.
Black leyantine and tutestrings.
Flag and Pulicat handkerchiefs, Can
ton grapes.
Black, white and slate colored silk
hose.
White cotton hose, silk &kid gloves.
Adelphi threads, coat and vest but
tons, &c. S. q 30
Also, 5000 yards domestic linens.
Thesabove goods viii be sold BY the
piece sr at retail, atyery low prices for
cash. ~. s &.
September Ia.