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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-07
NETWORK, Feb. 81.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Arrived yesterday morning, at the
Hook, the private armed schooner
Surprise, Barstow, and Whig. Skin
ner, both belonging to Baltimore. Il
consigned to Stevenson and Goodwyn.
of this city. The Surprize has va
liable cargo on board, taken from
the India ship STAR, which she
captured on the Goth ult. The Wing
also has valuable cargo of dry
goods, taken out of four vessels
which she has captured OH her cruise
three of which she destroyed, and
one she gave up to the prisoners.
The Surprize, left the port of
Brest Oh the 9th of January. By
this arrival the Editors of the Com.
mercial Advertiser are favored with
a file of the Paris Moniteur to the
ed Of January inclusive. From
these papers we commence our trans
lations this day, and shall continue
them in our next.
MADRID, Dec. IS.
A report. which is unfortunately
too we'll confirmed, has spread abroad
in this city the greatest constcrna-
ton. The royalists and the insur-
gents of the Kingdom Of Mexico
have united, and proclaimed. unani-
mously, the political independence
of the northern part Of our posses
sions In America.
- AUSTRIA, Dec. 10.
The journals Of Germany do not
cease TO announce the closing of the
Congress can assure you that it
is impossible to foresee an end to it,
SO long as they cannot come to an a
greement about Poland. Russia
claims it. in virtue ofthe treaty con-
cluded between her and Prussia at
KaIiiz but France, Austria, Eng
land, Spain, Portugal and Sweden,
refuse to leave Poland in the hands
of power already too prepondcrat.
ing. They propose, either to main
tain the ancient partition Of Poland
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~. Z 81 -
], An act authorizing tue discharge
&c Edward Martin from imVrisvn-
..,ent.
i An act further supplementary TO
| a. act entitled an acf providing; for
/ the decentralization Of certain ci.in
ants OF pubic lands in the Aiississip-
| pi territory.
| An act increasing .ile compensa-
| sation allowed the Sergeant at Arms
j Of ii,s senate l. House OF Eepresen-
| iatiyes and Of the door keeper OF
Inc Senate and House ofRepresenta-
| tives.
| An act concerning invalid pension
ers.
| Anact Cor the reiiefo9the Eastern
| Brancl, Bridge Company.
| An act 10 preyide for the aseer
tanning and surveying Of the boun-
dairy lines fixed by The treaty with
| the Greek Indians and for other pur
poses.
| An act authorizing the Board OF
Naval Commissioners to appoint
clerks.
| An act making additional appro-
priations for the service of the year
one thousand eight hundred and fit
teen.
An act TO authorize a loan for
sum not exceeding eighteen millions
four hun'lred and fifty thousand eig;t
hundred dollars.
An act authorising the purchase Of
the vessels captured on Lake Cham
| plain.
An act making further provisions
for completing the public building
at West Point, for the accommodation
of the Military Academy.
An act concerning the naval esta-
blis'lment.
| An act te repeal so much ofthe
several acts imposing duties on the
tonnage Of ships and vessels, and on
goods, wares and merchandise i'm,
| ported into the United States /; as
imposes discriminating duty On
tonnage between foreign vessels &
vessels Of the United States, and be
tween goods, imported into the U.
8. in foreign vessels, and Of the U.
States.
| An act to vest more effectuallyi in
the state courts, and in the district
courts Of the United States the
jurisdiction in the eases therein
mentioned.
| An act making appropriations for
the military establishment for the
year lS15.
An act fixing the Military Peace
! Establishment.
| An act for the relief Of sunday
persons in the service OF the &. s.
in consequence Of the destruction Of
their toolsby ire at the Navy Yard.
i'm ACT further to provide for the
collection Of duties on Imports and
tonnage.
An act to provide library room
4 for transporting the library lately
purchased.
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OF tie senate ana house Vi fepiSsen'
taiiyes.
An act to authorize The issuing 81
treasury notes for the service o. ,hf
year one thousand eight hundred
and fifteen.
An act for the relief OF Uriai'
Coolidge and James Blrnllam.
!, An &C, Cor the relief OF Daniel
Periac.
An Act for, granting and securing
to Anthony Shane the right OF i.e
United States to a tract OF land IN
the state Gf Chic.
An Act Cor the regulation OF the
courts OF justice Of Indiana.
An Act for the relief OF Jacob
ShinnieL and Shuliz and Vaseler OF
Christian Chapman, and the legal
representatives ofJohn Calef deceas-
ed.
An Act for the relief of Joshua
Sands.
An Act to provide additional re-
venues for defraying the expenses OF
government and maintaining the
public credit, by laying duty on
gold, silver d plate ware. and jeweiry
x paste work, manufactured within
the U. S.
An Act to provide additional re
venues for deirayins the expenses of
government and maintaining the pub
lie crcd;, by laying direct tax up
on the District Of Columbia.
An Act for the selief Of Edward
HalIowell.
An Act in addition to the act re-
gulaling the Post Office establish
sheul.
An Act to amend and extend the
provisions of the act of The 16'h
April, 1919. entitled Al Ac. c"niirrn-
ing certain claims to land 10 the II
Iinois territory, & providing for their
location.
An Act TO repeal certain Acts.
concerning the iiotilla service. & tor
other purposes.
An Ac, to repeal certain acts there
in mentioned.
Resolutions expressive oftie thanks
OF Congress TO Major General jack
son, ana the troops under his com
mand. for their gallantry and good
conduct in the defence Of New-Or-
leans.
An Act to alter & establish certain
post roads.
An Act Cor The reliefof Solomon
Frazer, and the representatives oil
Charles itcc'eston.
An Act concerning the College
Of Georgetown in the District Of Co.
luuib;a.
An Act for@tle relief OF the heirs
Of james Ilynum.
AnAct lor the relief Of William Ii.
Washington.
An Act,o amend the act entitled
An Act to provide additional re
venues fer defray!ns the expeaccs
OF governmentand maintaining the
public credit by laying "a direct tax
upon tue u. S. and to provide for
assessing and collecting the same and
The act cn;itled An act to provide
additional revenues for defraying the
expeaces of government and main
tanning the public credit, by laying
duties on household furniture, and
on gold and silver watches.
An act for the relief oil the Ana
costa Bridge Company.
An Act supplementary to an act
entitled T. An act for the better or
ganizalion OF the courts OF the U
nited States, within the state of New
York.
An Act for the relief of James
Savage q others.
An Act for the rel eff of Thomas
Sprigg.
An Act for the relief OF William
P. Bennett, Of the state of New
York.
An Act ia continue in force for a
limited time the act entitled, An
ast for the establishing trading
h ouses with the Indian tribes.
An Act TO repeal certain acts
therein, mentisned.
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Sec. 10. ind Be IL further enacted, That
the expences incurred under this act shall
be betrayed ont of the appropriations which
are or which may be authorised for defray-
ing the expense of calling out the militia for
the defence of the United States.
I.ANGDON CHEVES,
Speaker or the House of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President. pro tempore. of the Senate.
January ", 1915.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
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Jan. Q
MANSION IzOUSE U0TFI

. L. Corner ~ hlarSct and Eleventh Streets
Philadelphia.
hSokD GUTTER, Gate from Ncw-york y resoec.-
fully acqua'nts Tho U',biin nat he has taken ,h.
extensive premises, lately cscupied by MIR W;llarn
hensha", and has comm need an establishment, which
ne matters hnnseii eaaot Of surpassed in thii c.ty
MT Cutter has engaged attentive and eli.,Ht Scr
wants. Ais l'rfer viii he plen,ifuIy supplied with the
oestthe markets can afford, and all the decaces OF the
SEASON. lbs cellars stored with, the choicest j.
qiors anil Wines He assnres his trien,l5 and travel
'vrs Generality, thai he will accommodate them in s,
PeI1r -" lie having several private parorrs and sin-
a'n uoubie bedded chambers, he can ensure confer,
ana convenience 20 families and travellers The sit
auon is much more airy and pleasant than that OF ,v
similar establishment Philadelpha
fnhc or Private Parties can be accomInolated with
dinners, rooms, &c. on the shortest notice
Extensive stables, Carriage houses &c are attached,
70 me Hotel, and every arrangement made TO y,ye s
tIsiscton to travellers
y. II. boarte's accommodated by the month or
quarter, on moderate terms
An Ordinary, every day at three o'clock
January o5 ,rS,r
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NOI'ICE.

IN COUNCIL, January 18th, 1916
! EkEAFTER 1t will be required by the Executive
mat fay-Masters applying for money, shall en-
n'mt muster-rols and payrolls, showing the amount
due-snd that Quar- Masters shall exhbt an abstract
OF all expenccs incur d, certified and signed nv the
communicate, of the brigade, regiment, or detachment
IN service.
WIN. ROBERTSON, &C
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SWAN TAVERN.

IDRR-TOW.N
'ENHt. Subscriber having taken this establishment,
u whi do every thing i'll his power to keep /, in a
SUPERIOR style.-Hav the means, he can Offer mn ex.
cuse fthose who call at the Swan, arc nut rs " clI a
cornmodated as at any Tavern in Virginia and he
gives tins public pledge, that gentleman shall leave
the house dissatisfied with his clsrpe.
WILLIAM JONES'
York Town, Jan o. Z,
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.
lfnrclou. lanr,rru sd.

Monday, January so.
The bill in addition to the act for laying
ont aud making road from Cumberland in
MID. TO the state of Ohio, being on its third
Teacing-
Ny. Smith Of nd. moved to FL the blank
for the amount Of additional appropriation
to be made, with the words Zone hundred
thousand dollars" This motion was decided
as follows:
YEAS--Mcssrs. Anderson. Barbour Bib,
Brown, Chase, Condit, Fromentin, Gaillard,
:Golasborough, Horsey, Kerr, Morrow, Smith,
TAFT, Taylor, Turner, Varnum, Walker,
Wharton--1S.
NAYS-Messrs. King, Lambert, Mason,
Robinson, Thompson, Wells--6.
The bill was then passed and sent to the
House,
The bill from the House to prohibit inter-
Course with the enemy, was read third
time, and passed, with amendments, which
were sent tothe House for their concurrence
therein.
Tuesday, Jan. 81.
On proceeding to reconsider the bill return
ed by the President &c to incorporate the sub
scribers to the Bank OF the United States of
America" the said bill and the objections of
the President thereto were read when, af-
ter some debate, the further consideration
thereof was, on motion of Mr.. Barbour, post
poned to Thursday next, by the following
vote:
For the postponement 10
Against It IS
The bin giving further time to the pur-
chasers of public lands to complete the pay
ments therefor, was read a third time and
passed.
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NOTICE.

IS NOTICE.
NTfLL BE SOLD at Public Auction, TO the high.
w est bidder, "Wednesday the 18Th Februar,
next, that valuable property, known by the OF Tie
ORANGE SPRINGS,
Containing % acres, lying tl,e rod leading from the
Court-1ouse Fredericksburg about Is mites from
the former and SIS miles iron, the latter on the follow
ing terms: One half of the purchase money
TO be paid at the expiration of SIX mouths.
lat which time complete title win be made.
the balance within twelve months thereafter
the purchaser giving bond with approved security and
Deed q; Trust upon the property secure the pay
mept of the same
The proPrietois conceive II unnecessary to say much
concerning this property, its celebrity is we'll sta,
iished. II being visited bv valetudi. sr1sps from, var
Gus qnarters whose health has been rest bIshed Nv
the virtue OF its waters, obyia'es every ,uosiun,.
BY THE LEGATEES
Jan. "a tn
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II TEACIiER.

NOTICE.
FFVHE Officers and Soldiers at the i,h REGIMENT, 81
Brigade, Virginia Militia, under the command OF
Cot VIM G. Greenhl, lately ia the service ~ the Uni
ted States at Camp F-.cott's Mills in the stat. 81 Ma
ryiand are Notified that their Certificates or due
blls) have come to hand, and will be delivered on ap
plication te the subscriber, five miles Glow Nottuway
Court-Honsc. RICHARD TpFS
PGy--9hster 4h Reg. 2d Brig T. IL
Nottoway, Feb. Or
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-08
'y the Go0ernor Of the Commonavcai.
Yhginia.
A PROCLAMATION.

NNTHEREAS,it has been represented 10 the Exec
w u'vt that certain Armistead Atkins, charged
with the CRIMES ofburgla, and felony, and renanded
TO the jail OF Charles-City County, by examining
cort thereof TO undergo further trial, hath broken
aud made is escape from the said jail: have there
fore thought fit, BY and with the advice of the Council
OF State to lsS'le this Procamatiou hereby Offering
reward OF Fifty Dollars, TO any person persons who
shall apprehend and convey to the aforesaid Jail, the
s;'id Armistead Atkins: And do moreover require
all officers, civil and military and eAhort the good peo-
pie the Commonwealth TO use their best endeayors
aprehend and convey the Jail afore said the said
Arrnlstead Atkins that he may be dealt with as the
law directs.
Given under my hand as Governor and un-
der the seal Of the Commonwealth. al
(Seal) Richmond, this 2nd day of February 1915
and of the Commonwealth the thirty.
ninth.
VIC. NICHOLAS o.
n. Il. Arrnis.ead Atkins is dark brown mulatto
ma aged 40 ut % years, feet or iuches hieh
Feb. :. w4w
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TIE FRN OF

GHEIToN e FiNNEY, Is this day asgo,.eShy
mutual consent Persons indebted t. tie said firm
are ea nes,iy requested to nuke immeiia;e ra,m.,,
M" tho%e having claims, viii apply to VIM Finnev.
VINO alone authorised to settle the accounts eff the sad
late firm. 'N
JOHN S SHrLrON.
WILLIAM FINNEY.
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STOLE.N'

Nut of Stable Saturday night last in Csooch-
land county, about ~ miles above the Court House
on the Carriers Ferry Roal, large Sorrel Horse NO
particular marks, except that of gear, recolieoted-
When in USE he is Inclined, to carry his ,o .tLcr m
one side is about feet high, aud 10 or II wears old
next spliag viii give $40 reward for the delivery
OF the horse $50 for the delivery ofhe horse &
thief VNI SALMON l.
Feb Stn
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THE SUBSCRIBER

NFoE2AiS hais friends ana .ie pu6Ac generally he
4 has jHst received from Philadelphia, large
qHa'ihty Of che best Grsces to be Oce far the ma
nrfacf'9e Of GLNGnd COR DL3LS, of4ehich he has
on hand the greatest harley, the incest fa1o and
richest qH0hty--9Iso rectifes ghiskeU ia tie best
'ndnner--Has large quantity ST Goshen Cheese,
suitable far t,niiy use , also, great zo,gety Of ss
It'bi's u large Farce. Of erceAent Starch. See
III Of 1aech ne .VW sell in quantities. to s7R btacha-
Se's and on the most reasonable FERNS lie zsfSLes TO
purchase Uasat Corn and Rye also, roiH G1y leal
hogs, zgiH take them in his Disflile,v 10 f,t an
SHGres. J.4SfES -lr.9LLISTER
IN tie MAN street, near Market Square
. REQ. p attn
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THE sUBsCRIREB

pEGS leave to inform his friends and the public ge-
morally, that lac has leased Tor annnbcr of years,
that convenient stand the TAVERN at New-kent
Cusrt-fouse where he has commenced Tavern keen
ing s hopes, from his great excr,ions to acconmo-
date IN that ine that he will give general satisfaction,
to all who may favor hun with their custom.--iis
house Will at all times he furnished With the be.t of Ii
quors, and his table abandany supplied with fish, wild
fowl and oysters, in their season-Hs stable is COM
modieus and has excellent hostcrs.
GEORGE =. CRUMP
January Of g,
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THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
PRINT OF NCJSCn

& mr. respectfully acquainted, that the Engravngs
{ : are now ready To deliver at Mir Pr;tcbsr,is
Book Store. From the liberal encouragement the
publishers have received, they have determined 10 de-
liver carh print at STthe price to nor-subscribers
Kill q So. len ~ -
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IMPORTANT


TO 1EfN UF.fGIURFRo
FENiE SUBSCRIBER viii keen on hand all hit
OF Machine Caris for Cotton common .ud
Met1no Wool-Ssd Cards will be manutactnn.d h.,
sne nrna OF U0o'lcocN, Sniiih g Co. fin Leicester
hassaehusetts and warranted to BE- of the frs. n,,.
my, ana VIII be sold on reasonable terns-Por ouaIit
oil the Cards please cali Mr. Richard Harris Of Rich
Hlohi, or Mr. joseph Haywood, OF Petersburg. All
oruerS directed to the Subscriber, Mr.. William
AeFSoh' OF hichIiond, will be promptly attended To-
JOHN A. SMITH, Agent for the
Philadelphia, JaR. IS wy, w. n &C.
NOTICE.-To Persons QIe9iTo119 of Tc,,o-
~ cling from the Lozpe4 Counryu. N au5.
Scr7oer overs for SAFE, or exchange fer Ne
SToeS at OGluat0n;
A HANDSOME FARM,
IN me County Of Prince IEiliian7, adioiaine
the Lands ofthe Hon. RicAqyd Rrent en-.
AA ,,,' 400 .4cres--one-third IN zvoed.
.,,, me Ssa.'lss are ae7v and coaVenienf tqvo
story O70elline- House, conlhlefelv finished
E'ffh most cf'the necessary out-houee8
GERARD ALEXANDER.J If.
Dee. x. zDSqgh
2 n CHANCERl---Me ckienL1I-- Co--,1-- --------
Z Ieth December, 1914 '9 O'o'''
John Stevens and Huzzy lis wife, formerly Hn,v,
hindlck' and one oithe children Of John kindrick.
Ago;o.. PiainhSy
Anderson PASCAL, executor Of John Kindrick JoI,r
Patr'ck and Sally bis wife, JOHN Kindriek. ,Iohs,
rl'ee and Betsey his wife, Joshua Diakns and ODE
Glehce his VIE, James Dinkins and ucy his wifi.
John Beard and Sally his wife, John C9upinvt,sn,f
Huz]y uGni4gham, Jacob Cunningham, Rsb &C..
l. Cunningham, George Cunningham, John Row
down snd Betsey his wife, Edmund Kin,lrclc. IieI
ara hindrck, Sarah kindrick Dennis KndricL
ysines kindrick and Polly Kindrck. Ief1S51f.
ne defendants, (except Anderson PASCAL .xec,,.
tor OF John Kindrick) not having entered their a,
peaFanee according to the of Assembly and tSe
"a lla WcHr
OF the court thar they are MOI inhslutans q tbis
on me motion of the plaintiffs by their attorneyT IL
IFdefed That they appear here on the FIRST dav ri
NSroh court NEXT, and enter their appearance. aud
.ng Pai''s 6iii-and that copy of this oriec
De inserted IN ohe of the newspapers printed IN Rel
nond tor two months succsssiveiy, and that ano.he
copy uereofbe posted at the front door OF the co+
house OF the said county. ' ''l''
copy Teste,
January 8. vaun "' . =
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FUR SALE,

Fur SALE,
A Iood Plain Cook, Washer and ironer she is a.
IN bout p years old, never had child, has been
raised IN the country, is Ola unexcepton,Ie cat.,e
Ter, ana IS sold only tor tlie want o.. money.
Apply 10 the printer Ian o. 6t
II TEACHER,
WHO is geeH quahfed 10 teach Latin. Ge-
oSTafhy and J4rithRetick, and gv0Htd IKE 10
be enH1loyed about haif his time in teaching a
fegD ehildren IN u flrfUGte Rtnlily, and he O
ther hqsf IN learning and attending 10 6nSi-
ness Of commercial nature. may hear %
such SITUATION on application to The 1trL,,-
ter.
January IF
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FITzWHYL8OMA q poTTER

TIE L.4DY g GE.N"TLEJJfI.N,S POCKET
.8L.'LI.N.4C, and PEydE-LBR.a0ECER
Far 1915.
LARGE AssoRTNENT OF MUsIcAL ISsTnUMFvTs
Gonsistiago of Horsemens Trumpets German Flute
and Files ofvarious descriptions, Clsrionetts
Also,
Reeds, Violin Strings, and quantity of Music, Yo-
cal and Instrumental.
Edinburgh Review, No. Is, and Quarterly Review
No. q.
Guarto, Octave and School Bibles, of different edi-
tons aud prices
The most approved Treatses on Military Science,
with Greek, Latin, French and English SebooI
Books.
Rivess Water Colours, Drawing Paper and Pen
Aliases, Pen-knifes, States, Pencils, SC
Feb a. 49,
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JUST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
ind far sale az Peter Coror,'s Book Stare
The GESTLKMAN'S Annual RE- " EMRA NCER
FOR THE YEAR ISIS
Containing an Almanaek, Ruled Pages for NIemoran-
dumS, Observations, &c. Government of the United
States Exe eutye, Legislature and judiciary cpsrt
meats ~ the seat ot GOyernment--General Estallsh
meut--Dstsuces Of places from TN, CITY of wash
Ington--A list Of the Navy and Army-soveral useful
Tables, he
Jan IS #
IN CHANCERY. - Mecsleuburg County Co,lt
z 10th December, 1914
William Hoibwsy and Bennett Hollway by his com
r1ittee William Bilbo, Dssna Cox, formerly Dian.
ma tiOlIway, and Nathan Wingheld and Nancy his
vic. formerly Nancy HoIlway, PlainhE
Against
James Hoiiway and George Holliway, Defendants.
HE defendants not having entered their appear
anoe sccOrug to the aot OF Assembly and the rules
tiis Court, aud appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that they not inhabitants of this state on the
modon Of the plaintiffs by their a,torney-Ri is Order
ed, That they appear here the first day OF March
Court DeNt, aid enter thesr appearance, and answer
the plaintiffs bill aud that copy Of this Order be in
serted IN one 1t the Iewspspers printed in ROhmoud,
Tor two months successfully, aud that anuther 0ory
thereof - posted at the rUt door OF the court house
OF the sad county.
4 copy. Tere,
EDWARD l.. TABB, c. C..
pecember 90. ~swp
/ STAY BONDS.
CUrae- me Lu'c Erscuion La7g,
=. L.. e D.. T. fs ~ ~. Il
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q 7 meeting Ofthe Commissioners appontcd Ly
~ the Act OF Assembly, entitled " An 3, incor-
porahns Company to establish Turnpike Road
from the City OF Richmond the Meadow BRIDGES
held at the Eagle Tavern, in the City of Richmond
the 3ist Of January, 1915.
hssotoed, That Books be opened for receiving sub
sorphOns for FIVE hundred shares of fifty dollars each
for the purpose ofmaking the Turnpike Read direct
ed by the aforesaid Law, at the Eagle Tavern in the
City OF Hichmend, ON Monday the 9th Of February,
and continue open from day to fsy until the snbsc'
tons are complicated under the Superintendanoe of
Thomas Wilson and Hugh Davis each of whom Is ar,
hcrized 10 grant receipts TO Subscribers for the five
dollars to be pad upon each share at the time of sub
eribing
ne Subscribers, Pursuant to the above Resolution
viii attend at the Eagle Tavern on Monday next nom
IL I'LL O'Clock, and continue from day to dat At the
same hours, until the subserintions complicated
THOMAS WILSON,
HUGH DAVIS.
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COTTON YARNS.
FnTih YsrIs from the Richmond Msnusetorv ar.
= sod by UTILL9Jn y4yfDERSON
November I VIII
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n III flkLsN I.
TWO three story brick tcnomepts, adjoining the
Z dwelling house noiV occupied by wr. teruy An
erson, "a Il. street. ioajn street, shockoe Hn-Ap-
ply ~ III H. PGTTL4JfT.
Nov. -, ut
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January Of.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-02
Z RippOn Lodge,

containing from 700 to BOG acres on Po-
tomac River, about S miles from Dunn
fries and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
is good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are a dwelling house
IN good repair containing six rooms, q
Kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house LIE extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
,liier to the purchaser the most fattering
prospect Of rendering this valuable
iarniby an inconsiderable devotion Of la
bolrr. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to AS6tet Herbert, Esq. Of Alexandra !
John "a. Washington, /
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va
! J,Ine