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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
c. M. IHURSTON,

c. NJ. 1HURSTON,
O6ers for saA, CHEAP, az No. /, AhA.ssrest,
w H. Rum, Cassia, I
Cherry, Starch,
Gin, Mould and dpt Candles,
Wine, Soap,
White Wine Vinegar, Spanish and Am Cigars,
White and brown Sugar, Virginia and Loriliard's
Hyson, Hyson-skin, and Tobacco,
soucboag Teas, I.orard's Snuff,
Coffee, Powder,
Chocolate, Shot,
Flour ints,
Rice, Blown Salt.
Pepper, Wine GLASSES,
Pmento, Iumblers,
Nutmegs Plates,
Cloves, Cups G. san:ers, &c. &c
Newport, sept. 6, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
On. DYOTT's
ANrI-BILIOUS PILLS.

ANIl-BILI0US PILLS,
Price IS cts.-iarse 5ores so cents,
Tor the prevention and cure of bill Gus and inag-
nsnt levers.
These Pills. if timely administered, will remove
the causes which commonly produce the Yellow Fe-
YER, Bilious Fevers, Ague and dfever, choc pains,
ha,uercies, indgestious, costiveness, hypochondri
and hysteric complaints. quarry gravel rheu.
matism and gout.
They are peculiarly serviceablo in Female Disor.
ders. and especially in The removal of hose obstuc.
tions Of their complaints at certain periods
Dn. DYOTT'S
PATENT IrCu OINTMENT,
Price 50 eis. per ter.
For plcasantneSs, safety, expedition, ease and
certainty Is iohni;cly supcriCN To any other medi.
cine, for the cure OF that most deagreea5c and tor.
men;ng disorder the Itch.
Dr. Dyor r's intaGblc Tooth Ache Drons Price
so cts. Crcassian Eye.waier; price 80 cents a soy.
ereign remedy for all disorders of the eyes.
DR.. TissoT's celebrated Gout and Rheumatic
Drops price 81 The Vegetable Balm of Life price
81 The Balm OF iberia price So, extracted from
AN Iberan plant; foe curing defects of the skin, aud
improving the complexion, SC. The Restorative
Den,ifric. for. cleansing, whitening anl preserving
the teeth and gums. ipricc ;hy cents per box)
Suce these inyahiablc medicines were FIRST dis.
covered upwards OF Ssv, Hundred IHei;sad PerSsas
have experienced theft h,ppy and salutary effects
many OF wi.sm ffom ;Lc Row state oitheir disOr
Lrrs.
az Take notice tia, earh md al the ab.ss rsou.
inc ,reiicncs are sighed the outside cO,ess ~iih
the signature ui d. sole pro .iC- rW Droii. p
- \ fresh supply ~ toe stOve Mint
crySs iaA, iecri,cd, sru for sale by SAM
Urf. w. ViNSCN, Drars;s,, Aswsor',
where pamphlets oon,aieing certificates OF
cures sc. may BIC hlJ rra,;f.
49,. fflA.e - fli. lrcV
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

M ANI'ED to hire, convenient DWELLING
w HOUSE in the central part OK the town In.
qui'e al this Office. Aaeast2,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Aeriort. Sebt.mber s, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

j CELEBkAlED GOUl O. kncC MhliC DhOf,
Price dollar.
A safe and eifectual cure for the gout, rheuma-
tism, lumbago, stone and gravel, sweHings, and
weakness Of the joints, sprains, bruises, and oil
kinds Of green woundsthe cran'p pains in the head.
face and body, stiffness of the neck, chlbains, fro
zen limbs. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14

west ofnorth) from this place, the boys observed
some leaves, which had lately been collected,
under large rock, and observed to each other
that a wild beast had covered something there,
and one of them said he would take it out and see
what it was, and, accordingly approached within
y lew PAGES OF the place, when he discovered
something move the leaves, which terrified him
SO that he ran back to his horse; second boy ap-
preached, with two dogs they had with them, who
also grew afraid and retreated and the dogs could
not be got to the place afterwards; the third boy
observed that he would hit it with a stone. and,
accordingly, threw stone, but missed the bunch
OF leaves; he then threw billet of wood, which
hit, and Instantly cry was heard similar to that
OF a child! which terrified the bows that they
iett the place and went on to Mr.. Shrimplin's,
wnere they related the story-but Mr.. Shrimplin
believing the boys to be scared, and concluding
II TO be some animal, made no further inquiry
ne boys returned home the same evening, and
rclteo The circumstance to their fathers, who de-
.ermmed TO see what it was, and, accordingly,
next morning they started, accompanied by Saml
MORRISON and Thomas Carpenter On arriving at
ue place, behold, they discovered il to be d fe-
male, OF a human family! who, from appearance,
IS between 80 and 40 years of age, with fair hair,
and entirely naked, except the remnant of an old
SHIRT or smock her legs and feet much torn APP
parentiy by the brush, and reduced to mere
Skeleton, and nearly exhausted by hunger and
cold. Her language Is very faint, and it cannot
be ascertained as yet to what nation of people
she belongs, but it is supposed she is French,
from her saying o,d for yes. How she came there,
or where she came from, or how long she has
been i'll that situation, or what her name is, can
not at this time be ascertained. But / am happy
to think that the Great Giver of all good has been
pleased TO preserve the poor unfortunate suffer-
er until she has been discovered.
She is now at the house of Mfr Samuel Nor
rison, where She IS coathed and Hospitality treat
ed, ard appears TO be recovering her strength so
last that she is now able TO walk across the floor
by the assistance of something to hold by, and
there IS hopes of her recovery. She continues
to fret and cry very much, but that, perhaps,
Will wear away in a short time. Arrangem ents
are now making for her maintenance by the town.
ship.
- These facts have from the mouth of one of
the men who found her, SO that there Is no doubt
OF the correctness of this statement.
Yours with esteem,
A. JOHNSTON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
Fran tie zapcypinc Erbress.
4 SINGULAR TALE.
Cosaocrox, Ohio, May 10.

NosAocf0NJ OihO, may IL.
yliesws. Putnam g Clort,
/ take my pen to inform you Of Ire most singu-
Jar event that has ever come withie my know
ledge, which, if you think il wc- my ola column
in your paper, you arc at Liberty 70 make Use Of
my name in the Insertion I think it would be an
act Of charity for the Printers Throughout the
State 70 give il insertion, rs thereby the friends
Of the unfortunate sufferer might be made &C.
qaainted with her situation.
On Sunday, the Nth day Of May instant, three
boys, sons OF VIM. Morrison and George Carpen-
ter, ofthis county, were sent on some business 20
ono Shrimpln's about four miles distant from
home, and on their way, where the road crossed
stream called Laurel Run, which crnpties itself
into isIback creek, snd about 70 mites (rathcr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
n Piece If the "Bul.park' Of Strong and Pa
risPs religion

a late Montreal paper advertises the sale Of
house and lot, on SUNDAY, Immediately after
diUine service, at the church door ~ The nation
IN whose territory this is exhibited, is called the
E" bnt1Oark efOw religion" by the very men who
would not have the mail run here on iSmday-the
very men who reprobsted Mr.. jefferson for visit
ing bs dying chitdon me Sab6ath--the very men
who form conventions TO SUPPRESS Sabbath break
ing in Massachusetts. Boston Yankee
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
DLSCOYERY.

Captain Staines, of the British frigate
Brton, writes, that on his passage from
the Marquesas, September II, he fell in
with an island, where none is noted on his
charts-lat. 25, as. longitude $50, %,
w. and found on it forty persons who
spoke English, being the defendants of
Christian and other mutineers of the Boun-
ty-who proceeded there from Otaheite,
where the ship was burnt.
A man named John Adams was the only
surviving Englishman. The defendants
had been brought up in a moral manner.
A son of Christians was the first childb born
on the standard is now e5 years of age
and is called Thursday October Christi
an. The island is considered that called
Pltcairn's though enormously laid down.
they had never been visited but by one
ship before-and that was the Topaz,
Folger, OF Boston, about years since.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14

day in severe snow storm. A letter
from Lowell, Oxford County, written on
that day, says, (" Wehave now six inches
OF Snow on the ground and from appear
ance expect as much MORE" In Piatts-
burg it was of a similar depth, and sIeighs
were seen passing the roads as briskly as
in mid winter. The weather since has
been very fine. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
WAsnrSoror. June 6.

WASHINGTON, June g.
We understand that the proprietors of the
STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON, have placed
the boat under the direction of Captain MIX, a
gentleman well acquainted with the manage
Inent of the Steam Boats, and whose enterprising
and scientific character is we'll known. Captain
Mix will not start the boat before Wednesday
next. From and after that day she will pass re-
gulaily every day between Washington and Ac-
quia Greek or Farishville; between which point
and Fredericksburg stages are to convey passen-
gers. -o.-..c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
sIOOP OF WAR WASP

The report respecting the Wasp sloop
Of war having been left bIockaded in Per-
nambucO in January last, we learn, is not
entitled to so much credit as has been Ga
ven to it the Portuguese vessel which re-
ported tin January was 30 days from Per-
nambuco, and gave so lOosean account that
the officer Of the Constitution, to whom she
made it, does not give credence oft. We
sincerely hope she is safe; but vessel
which left the above port some time after.
and whichhad arrived at Maranham, when
me Constitution was there, heard nothing
on the subject. Boston Centinel.
Gentlemen from Maine say, that on
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
BALrIMoRE. Jnnc 8.

DALIIMUKE, JULIO >.
Mr.. John Brown, one of the crew of the
schooner Mary, captain Adams, of Will
mington, IN. c. captured by the Alge-
rines about seven years ago, was in town
yesterday. He states, that he, Williams
Smith, George Robinson, John White,
John Herbert, and William Lewis, esca-
ped fEom captivity six months ago, and
came to Giberalter, whence he sailed for
this country, leaving his commands at that
place. The Al9erine barbarians treated
them with great severity--for which, we
hope, the gallent navy of the United States
will shortly iniiict upon them chastise-
ment never to be forgotten.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
E.ctract Of a litter from London, dated
.9priL II. Receiped at Baltimore.

E.rtract Of litter from London, dated
.Aprit Ia. Received at Baltimore
&c The present Is fearful momento of sus-
pense and apprehension here. The govern
ment moves with great caution, and will
not hastily commit itself to take up arms.
An overture for peace was received from
Bonaparte some three weeks since but the
despatch was rejected and sent back uno-
pened. Bonaparte made second attempt
a few days since, which met with better
success; his messenger was permitted to
come up to London, and the pacific propo-
sition was instantly transmitted to Wen
ma for the deliberation of his majesty's al
lies assembled there.
&c Government stock is selling here this
day at 81, purchased for Holland"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
NEw-YoRK. Nav S.

NEw-YoRK, May 5.
A letter from New Orleans, dated the
18th ult. states the following :--s'We are at
this moment in the utmost alarm in conse-
quence of the height of theriver. A small
wind would be sufficient to break the levee
IN almost any place, and inundate our
streets. Above and below the city, the
levee has given way in several places, and
1t IS SAID the fine cotton lands of Concor-
dia are all under water.''
On Wednesday,, says the Palladium, 600
seamen we're drafted from the Constitution
for the Congress frigate, which, it is said,
will sail on Sunday for Holland, with the
Ambassador and suite.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14

Gentlemen from Maine say, that on
FriUay the 10Th inst. they rode the whole
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23
March 81,
Fuel Wanted.

PROPOSALS. vii! be received in
& writing until the lst Gay of June
next, for supplying the ext stated ses-
sion Of Congress, with $50 Cords Of
god sound Iirewood eighty cords of
which must be hickory, or hickory and
ash, the reside the various kinds of
oak. All to be delivered, sawed Tin
two) packed and measured at the ex.
pense OF the contractor, in vaults CIR
wood yards provided by the government,
at the present Capitol of the U. States,
in the City Of Washington. One third
thereof, on or before the !st day Of Sept.
next; one other third, On or before the
18th of October, and tke residue on or
before the goth of November. Propo.
sails must be accompanied with the name
or names OF the security or securitiesf
offered to secure faithful execution
the contract. The proposer, whose
terms and securities are accepted, will
be advised ofsuch acceptance by letter;
and, upon executing the proper secure
ties. one third of the money will be ad-
vans II.
THOS. DOUGHERTY.
Washington City, March 10. sw.
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Etty Dollars REGARD.

DESERTED from this rendezvous,
on the 9Th instant, Thomas B. HatAer-
leg, sergeant belonging to tae 2olh re.
giment United States intsntry--he was
born in Baltimore, aged 90 years, S
feet 6 inches high, fair complexion,
halle eyes, dark hair, and by profession
sailor. Whoever will take up said
dcsertcr and deliver him to RE or any
other oGicer of the United States army,
shall receive the above reward.
BENJAMIN SMITH,
lst 1t. 2olh reg u. S. Inf.
Fredericksburg, March l7-2l.
2aw3w
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Military Notice.

A Regimental Court of Enquiry will
be held at the Courthouse, on Satar-
day next, the twenty-htlh instant, at 10
o clock in the forenoon, for tie purpose
of hearing appeals from the decision Of
the last Court of Enquiry in the case at
fires for non ATTENDANCE OF the reqdisi-
ten OF the President Of the y, States IN
August last-at which time and place
all persons interested are hereby notified
to attend.
By order Of Lit Col. Lynn,
r. GRAY, Acting Adjt.
March FL st
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,NOWDEN, ROYALrsTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
THURS DAY, MARCH 60, 1915.
District f Columbia-To WIT
County Of Alexandria,
Nov Term. 1919.

A|coti Nv >>o'e"''Oe.t w =
County Of alexandria,
Nov. Term, 1914. !
Thomas Woodward and George
Cooke, trading under the firm of
Woodward & Cooke Comhlainants.
AGAINST
Enos Ross and Daniel Cawood and
Daniel M'I.ean, the two latter trading
under the FRA of Daniel Cawood and
Company-Defen
IN Oh ANCERY.
The defendant Enos Ross, not hav-
ing entered bis sppearan and given
security according to the statute and
the rules Of this Court, and il appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court up.
on affidavit, that the said defendant
Eros Ross is notlan inhabitant of this
District :---O On motion Of the said COM
plainanis by their counsel, it is ordered
that The said defendant Enos Ross ap-.
pear here on the first day of April
Term next and enter his appearance
10 this suit anu give seeurit, for per-
forming the DEGREES Of the Court, and
that the other defendants Daniel Ca
woed * Company do not pay away,
convey or secreie the debts by them
ewing to or the estate or effects in
their hands, belonging to the said ab-
sent defendant Enos Ross, until the
further order or decree of this Court
and that copy of this order be forthwith
published for two months successfully
in one Of the public newspapers pub
lished in this county, ard that another
copy be posted at the frort door Of the
Court. House OF The said county.
A Copy-Test.
c.. Deneale, c. C.
February 1t law2m
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Worhnaen Uanted.

ENTITY Ax-men. and Fifty Laborers,
g. and good Waggoner that esa
come we'll recommended, will meet
with good encouragement. Enquire et
the subscriber at Fort Washington, or
at his residence in Alexandria.
ANDREW BARTLE.
March 81. st.
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Orphans Court.

.Alerandfia County, March Term, 1915.
ORDERED. That the Executor Of
Theodore Skinner deceased, de- inss
scrt the following advertisement tLlee
times week for four weeks in the
AiexaHdlia newspapers
A Copy-Test
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
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This is to give Notice,
A. MOORE, Reg'r.

That the subscriber has obtaired
from the Orphans Court OF Aiexans
dria county, in the Dl,trict of Column
bia. Letters ea'amen.ary On the e"
state Of Theodore Skinner, late of the
county afors said, deceased !: al per-
sous having claims against the said de"
cedent, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same duly authenticated snd pass
sed by the Orphans Court to the SUBJ
scriber, on or before the 9th day OF
sept. next, or they may by law te tx.
cluded from all benef. to sad e.tste
and those ladsbted thereto are re GU ir
cd to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 5th day
of March, 1878.
JOHN GRID,
Executor Of Theodore Skinner.
March 9. Az
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23
FGR SALE

a complete suit of NEW SAILS of
the best materials and workmanship, for
. ship of $50 tons, which have been
heis only for short run fran an east.
ssn port to fhis, ard arc in no percep:i
bic degree the verse for wear.
Apply TO
JOHN G: LADD.
March 81: IF
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:, AoaFdiag Hoase.
~ i (. NJ AIRY YOUNG

] nl.AS tils method to inform her
h.s Flehds and the Pubic, ttat she
s,S en a canTsnispt fouse ar .sc.
F.irr. "'e e ffince street. betveen
s,1 add WAGER streets, where she
ssSt.e, p1appy 70 accommodato few
Malca ls.
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s, osfponed Sale.

THE sale Of the late James ahehey's
property at West-End, will take place
1.-The premises on Wednessag 29th OF
March, at IL O'Clock, without reserve.
March FL. -
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10 s5 cit,
Wareh e.

10 q Git,
FsHE Country Seat on Cameron
1 Hill formerly the property OF
John Richter, deceased. This teDe-
meat is beautifully situated on com
Manding eminence, . from its health
mess and contiguity. to the Town Of
Alexandria, offers strong induce
nent to genteel family.
ALSO,
The House and Lot lately occupied
~ DR. Brooke. where variety OF
handsome Furniture may be bought.
Apply to
James c.. Deneale.
Nov, 10.
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A Tutor Wanted.

A Salary of 200 Dollars wil! be gives
IA to an elderly Gentleman OF good
moral habits who will undertake the tut
son of "a Boys In a la.vate family. 1t
vii DC required that be mas perfect
keosiedee oEtse English language and
@e different branches Of Mathematics.
BENZ. DULANY. ;
Der. g &c
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To Rent

q hcEC
4 two Story Brick DWELLING
N HOUSE on Wilkes Street. OPP
posite Mrs. SLAcuM's-Possess may
be had On the FIRST Of April, or sooner
t required. Applyto
John c.. Vowel.
March IS. ava
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NOTICE.

Public Sale.
IN, Pursuance OF a deed Of trust from
Cloe Douglas to the subscriber, VIII
be seId at public sale: in Piscattawav,
on Saturday the sth day of pril next
Nine Negroes, amongst
whom very likely and valuable ycung
Man and two Girls asout fifteen, accus-
toned to spinning and house. work.
The sale will be for ready money:
Thomas Mundell.
N. B. At the same time may he
bought at private sale, going man
accustomed to plantation work. going
qvoman, and soman with three Ell IL
dren:
March IA law3wpd
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Land & Negro es for Sale,
Or to be exchanged for Sock in either
Of The Banks Of Yrgynia.
VHE Subscriber offers for sale q
4. tract Of LAND, containing 1906
Acres, situated in fairfax County, "a
bout IL mites from Alcxandyia, Geo.
Town and Washington and together
with it 80 likely NEGROES, now on il
The land lies in healthy nei haor.
hood, progressing rapidly IN improve
meNt; and considered as exceedingly
well adapte,i to the use of plaster A
large proportion Of it has been laying
for nome time past in clover, and might
at q ,riflng expense tits believed be
very highly improved.
VIM. II. Fitzhugh.
Havensworth, near Alex'a.
February IL. dlwlaw6m
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Notice,
y WISH to sell the House e. Lot
e whereon I now. live, and ST. all
Farm On the Leesburg road, about two
miles from Alexandria--hjso q Uoass
g Lo, In the Town Of Nottingham on
the Patuxent River, on accomnod ting
terms-Possession to bc had irtme-
'diately.
Chas. L. Merritt,
Upper end of Duke St Get.
March Is IF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23

FINDER the authority Of the les
Will and Testament Of Michael
O'aIeara, dsc'd-Win be sold at auc-
ton on the premises, on the 9th day o.!
Msrch next, all the real estate OF the
said Michael O'Meara, consisting OF .
House and Lot
In the Town of Alexandria, on the North
side of Prince street end to the West
ward of Union street and two Lets of
Land With the improvements thereon II
West-End, in the County of Fairfax,
sae OF the said lots containing about 20
Acres and the other about s Acres
TIE ,erme of sale, one half cash and the
other half in and 9 months, 10 be sc.
cured by negotiable notes with approv-
cd eadorsers ana deed of trust upon
the property sold.
Tiomas IVhi'e, Ea'ors.
l'tc,Rns S7caaa.
February > is
". II. Tie See to commence for
the property in 1'o1sR at 80 o'clock.
and immediately otter at Vest End.
- The Sale Of the above
property is postponed till the
LIST Monday in April next.
Iare' Z is
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R. & ]. vaudeville,

nape jast reeeiped and oftr far solei
Muscossdo Suga, hIst and second
qualify, n hogsheal;s.
Loaf and Lump DO. in harrels.
10 SACKS Pennsylvania fresh Clo-
yer Seed.
80 barrels Whisky, Baltimore and
Alexandria Inspection
Chests Imperial and Young Hy-
''@ as Sail cargo
!, N'a, 6 in bags s, barrels, Soal Lea
s a;e'' Would and pipt Candies, Spa
's' e,Sars N whole and half boxes,
C c. VITA many other articles in The
1rocerY Linz
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23
4 farmer and a Gardener
Wanted.

Askillfal and industrious Farmer
who has 40 objection to removing to
the Western CountrD VIII hear Of
good situation, by applying at this OF
fee.
ALSO,
4 Gardener, who understands his
bu;iness, is sober aud Industrious. will
meet with employ ment, by appiyinf
to sboye.
Ee) %.
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ALSO.

,oo barrels family Flour,
10Y eltio waose, aid So ditto half,
a.. %'Sss''s CRACKERS, jst baked
tativn. '- : - " ~ 40 : io
March 49, =.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23
r.sns rIys DOLLARS = rsAR.
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