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thing OF Importance TO communcatc.-Re-
member that made you a King soieiy for fhe
interest Of my system. ii you shouio cease
to be a Frenchman, you would be nothing
to me. Correspond with the yiceroy, la
King cars that your letters be not intercept
cd"
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PROPOSALS

For erecting THEATRE IN ne CITY or >
RIcHMoND, 20 be under the 4Aaneytn n
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.NOTYCE

C4sHFoR CoRS x FLoCa BARREL SLAVES
W. IRISH 70 PUrchdse II subfb ofCorn and Flour
Barrels Slaves e. Heading, either double o. sileie-
sasoned fi5i6e, ispreftsred
= HAXAII. N q
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DEAUHARNoIs TO BoNAPARrE.
Volta, Feb. 20, 1917.

"SIRE,
" nave the honor to address to your ma
Jcsty return of your army of Italy up to the
18th of this month.
!" The king of Naples who appeared in
clined to march against us, and to yield to
the solicitations of the Austrians, paused
as soon as he became acqu lin;ed with. your
majesty's late victories OF tine 10th, 18th
and 18th. He had not yet received tue ra-
LITIGATION OF his treaty the evening before
last. l therefore hope that he will not add
to the wrongs OF which he had been guilty
towards your majesty, by firing upon your
troops.
" am with respect, sire, &c.
(Signed)
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\ Pursuance OF Decree of the superior Court %
h Chsneery, for the Richmond District pronourced
the 2nt day OF June 1875, in cause therein pending
between Robert Pollard, admir-. Of John White
eompft. and Corbin BraXton and William Ffiz,ugia
and others deendants-the undersigned Commits ionl
ers, appointed by the igd decree, will SELL at Public
Auction, on the premises for ready money, on Mou-
day the 3ist inst that F.4Lg.4BLE EST.RTE,
lying in the county of Hcnrico, on Chckahomouy
Swamp, about 5 miles from the City Of R,cbnoui.
called PICKEyN OCRIG on ST'R4WBERRY-
NM, late the residence of Mrs Elizabeth Braxton.
containing 40 acres more less.--'Ihe above tract
OF land being genrnliy known, more particular
description of is deemed unnecessary.
conveyance will be- executed bv the Subscribers
to the purchaser, the payment OF the purchase mo
ney.
PETER Y. DANIEL, \
WILLIAM. HAY, Jr. 7 Commissioners
BENZ w COLEMAN
.TnIv
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VOTICE.

NJ ROE.
THE Pn5fc are i!f5rned, tipt the .4eencv rested
by me, IN Mr. israel +. Vail, ceascs fr0n hecefort5
those ''to may haDe 6rtsiness 4gM the uadetSign-
eh 'oH apply, 10 him PerssnaHy.
JAMES Nouns.
JuLV Ssh
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.hS VI literTaaoaa, aboat sc miles Gorih es,
OF Ioulon. Ii was originally place Of cfl
sidcrsblc maenihte ence, as appears in pocn,
written by MICHAEL HosrIrAL, Chance Ipi
OF France in which, after mentioning For9o-
linn, then reduced TO small city, he describes
the ruins OF pompous theatre, the grand pr
cbes, the public baths, and The acqueduas.
lie adds, that the structure at the port Vas
laid in ruins, and where there was iormalF
port, II is now dry shore, with adjacent gar.
dens."
Thus far Murphy. To which we have TO
add, that when Bonaharfe escaped from Egypt,
be landed at Fregls and when we rccollect
that Frejus gave birth TO The ancient conquer
or of Grcat Britain, who knows but then is
something ominous TO that power ia the Tact
that Freas has twice saved Bonofarte hom
The grasp OF his enemies, giving him, as II
were, a, each time, a new birth, aud operiog
TO him new career of exstaDcc and oil
ame.---Gra,er Princes than the Prince
Regent of England, have been made TO item
bic on their thrones az slighler omens than
the one derived from these facts in The lie
OF his Ple6einm adversary who has been res
,orcd, by the way of FrJus, TO the throne OF
France. Wha, London is, as TO spIendor and
magn'hcence, Foroj now Freius, once
was; and who knows but what ForjOhnm
how is, London may soon bscome If AgIi-
cola defeated the Caledonians, at tn. very foot
OF the GrampIan hills may not Bonapar,e
yet vanquish their defendants on the same
spot: and may not The lofty towers aud the
proud palaces Of London be destined, at no
distant date, TO the confAgration which
C9henhagen and Washington experienced at
the hands Of barbatious vandalism, under the
mask Of British " o,egnan,nify J" The bare
con,e mpiation OF such scene is enough to
make the stoutest heart shudder; but dreadful
ss it is, it may yet it not shortly happen for
after Bonaharse's ascent from Ei6a, whai
would be less astonishing than his descent
upon the walls of Caledonia, or the I" Tos9ers
y Julius !"'
'Ye towers of julius 1 Londons lasting shame,
With many foul and midnight murder fed.
GeAy.
tIienry the sixth, George Duke of Clarence. Ed.
ward the fifth, Richard Duke Of York, sc. believed
to have been murdered secretly in the tower Of Lon.
don The old part Of that structure is vulgarly at
tributcd to julius CESAR. i6id
Albany Register.
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,hca k:pi themselves a.oof will lily rcgrs
h.r,. The cause os their apathy then wih
bccoms an additional oae for their zeal a, Tue
present time.
lie, them net be deceived. The greater
part of the most jealous of the defenders CT
the Bourbons, at this last period, defended
them 10 order to establish liberty over their
weakness. THIS weakness in exceeding the
idea which they formed of il, has destroyed
their hopes. Bat the principles which they
cherish are proclaimed by the very power they
SO much dreaded--rhis power secures the
representative system, the responsibility OF
agents, the absence of despousm, personal lib-
erty, the freedom 0: the press and free wos-
ship. They will not hesitate in rallyiaS round
this standard.
If the Bon bons had only wished 10 have
Da..onalizeG their government, they would
have still reigned. The Emperor n.tionai-
2cs his Covsrnmen, :-.;t is imnoyea5le.
/! is, therefore, against the national will,
which the powers will act in attacking France:
Butthey must know the result. To proceed
The powers cannot thiok themselves oblig-
ed TO maintain Louis XVIII on the throne,
who is no longer there. They canno, Impose
upon the nation assistance which they will not
accep, of.-Thcy have no right to Interfere
10 tranquility which exists without lhen.
They have no government 10 deleni, for none
is attacked.
The question then is this "A great, brave
and powerful nation, has changed her Ruler,
III favor OF one who promises TO govern her
as she desires. She believes in his promises.
a foreigner has nothing to say in the bushes.
We respect bis Independence lie, him re-
spec. ours. lie has 90 right TO attack it and
cxpetle &C E5s saewn that when We are unit.
ed, II - f., V.'G (JXrHai De Paris
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posToN, NAY %

BosToH, MAY %.
Arrived, below,yestcrday,ns u. D frigs,e
Congress, Captain Morris, from Portsmouth,,
which anchored aslcen Of the Independence
"a, at |, T. M.-and the y. 5. frigste Con-
siiiu,ion, Capt. Stewart, from New York
MAY so
The friga,e Congress Capt. Morri,, will,
VIC believe, proceed with the Iqdehende1cc,
Com. cambridge to the Mediterranean.
The British Cob CAMPBELL, who had the
custody Of BoSAPARTE at Elbs, has returned
to England
On the 2ist inst. the U. brig Saranae pierced
tor 10 guns, was launched a, Chatham, Con.
1t is said tina, the u. $ sloop of war Erie,
capt. Ridgely, which arrived below yestc day,
from n York, is to take the Texcl our AM
bassador to Holland aud his suit.
We learn by the officers of the Constitution
that the y. States sloop of war Wash, Capt.
BLAKELr, and the American Priya,ecr, (pro-
badly the True Blooded Yankee, were block
AIDED IN Pcrnambuca, (Brazils,) the latter end
OF January last, by the British frigatc Doris,
SO, and sloop Of war. 1t affords us grea,
pleasure thus TO relieve the anxiety which has
been long entertained respecting the safety
OF this interesting vessel OF which there
has not before been any correct information
since Septe ubcr last.--Pahadinm.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
NIEw.ENGLAND and New.York PRIME

NEW ENGLAND and New.York PRIMERS.
~ Aden's LIST and ID part, Weos,er's, pickets
and Murrays SPELLiNG.BOOBS
Murrsy's introdIct ION Reader and sequel to do.
--Aiden's sKesder--otanitords Art VI ReauIns-Co
lumbar Orator-Scott's essons-Bbles---Iesta-
mcnts, and other READERS.
MURkAYs CIR AMMER--do. abridged-Engiish
Exercises adapted to do.
Adams and 0aoois ARITHME TICKS.
Johnson's, Walkers and perry's DIC1 lONARYS.
Goidsmnhs-Morscs--C and Adams
GEOGRAPHYS, with maps
LATIN CLAooICKS, Adams Latin Grammar
Ainsworths Dictionary ry-Corderu-Escp's Fables.
C,arke's Nepos-Davidson's Vrs o.lu,tiI-VugGi
Cicero and Ce,sr's De.phne.
GREEK CLAssICKS, Gloucester Greek Grammar
--5miths Greek Grsnmar-6reek TcstaneDt--och.
reyem Lexcon-Grooea Mnora.
Ihe above for sale at
JAMES HAMMOND's
Circulating Library,
and
Dry Goods Store,
No i04, Thamessree., .Iewpor
May 81, 1915
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PRIME GOODS.

- w EDDY. will open this day, an elegant as
sortment Of Prime Goods. selected from the late i'm.
portations al Boslon-yiz
London PRINT Callcoes, new pctterns (;
white Cambrics plain and figured Leno Muslins /;
jsckonet and book Musins Ginghams Nsnkeens;
4iack silk frnged Hkf's Madrass ditto; Vesiings
Ribbons silk Cords, sewing Silks. Milinet Pms
Tapes white and color'd cotton Hose; Caloons ;
worstcd Bindings; &c. &c.
All OF winch Will be sold CHEAP, and on
accommodating terms.
g-7' On hand, as usual, large supply Of
American manufactured GOODS, selling off Cheap.
Nenbsrf, May 81, 1915
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FREGUS-rhisi little spot, 50 intimately
conaecled with the fame of B9nefarse, was
also famous in ancient history, as the birth
place Of .fgricoia, the IiIustrious RsnaH Gen.
cral, VINO conquered the island of G'cat-Bri.
tam. Fron the life of As'ieols, by rsei,os,
we learn that its ancient name was FsrJ9L-
;.a,, of which Murphy in a hote TO Taehus,
says:
:. ForojaEua was colony in NArbonne,
G,ul, nov called FaEJus, or FREJULEs. sit.
us:sl !. the moa.h yf the river A0Eys, on
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NEW GOODS.
CHEAP-CHEAP-GOODS.
PETER RP REMINGTON,

No la, Thames- street,
HAS Just received and is exposing for sale.
i AN extensive assortment of English, French,
India and American GOODS, which will be sold re-
markaby CHEAP for Cash
-Amoug which aie the following -
BROADCLOTHS-Casslmeres--
Fannel,-supe' fine cambric Prnts-pink, buff and
blue Ginghams-biaek and white Cambrics--hpe Di-
milies--acnllemen and ladies' se--Bombazetts--
apers--vestings- -suspendcrs--dark Ginghams--
shawls-shear Muslins-iancy MISUNDERSTANDING
tons--gilt Buttons--Laces-blsck and white silk
Gloyes-back silk lik'fs. blue and yellow Nankeens
y elebort, .lfay 81, 1915.
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PROVIDENCE, MAY so.
TWFUL M.dSSACREE

HTTFUL N.dSSHCREE
The village Of Cote Sans Dessein (on the
MissourD has been burt, and its inha5itauts,
about two hundrcd in number, massacred by
the Indians. :.
The British ship Ncva has arrived a;
Charleston from Cork, whence she sailed On
The 7to of April. The Captain informs ths;
Lord Wellington was in Belgium, at the head
oil IAN army Of 1000 B itish, Dutch and Han
overian troops that the Prussisns had crossed
the Rhine, 10000 strong and that RussiIn
troops were advancing towards the fron,ic 5
Of France from oil quarters.
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NEW-YORK. MAY IS,

NEW-yORK. MAY IS.
Arrived, yesterday, the Frchch irigstc l.
Hcrmlone, under The Bon bon flag, Capt. De
Blssey, IN II days from GuadaIoupc I'm cunt
Ing IL guns, aud 24o men. This frie ate
came here in consequence of Tho unsettled
state of affairs in France. NO later news
from Froncc, at Guadaioupe, than received
here. Another French frigatc was al Quad
aloope, which II i, supposed will come TO this
port On the &c h, by order of The French
Consul, the Bourbon flag was struck and b.
napaIte's ui-coored flag displayed 10 its
stead
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Extract OF a letter from English gentleman in
London, dated the Sd of April, has friend IN Phil
adelphis
Admiral Sir Aiexander Cochrsoc was
cou6aent Of being So enriched by .he DiundaI
Of - y cans, ans 50 4ppiauded for ,nat
p.lnier, th,t his friend, Lad already nxed the
,i,s oy which h. was to be called up 10 the
House OF Lord,-this you may depend on"
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We learn by hc sch zone ueneral Jackson,
from Guadaloupe, that the Blush were for
ming a military pos, on GRAB Istand, fertile
spot, about 90 miles TO the eastward Of Porto
Rico. Pfociamatioos bsd been issued at Au-
,igua and Barbadocs, of.ring lands TO those
who might be inclined % settle there.
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CHEAP CASH STORE.


.No 12a, 7Hamesstreef,
INFORMS his friends and the public in general.
4 that he has opened Day Goops SToRE,
in the house next south of Mr. Nicholas Geffroy and
directly opposite Mr. Dsw's Hotel, where he has
Just received and is now exposing for sale. an ex-
tensive assortment Of Enyhsh, India, French and
american GOODS, which he will sell Cheapas
be purchased in Newport, for CASH
--.2m0ny 'saieh are the fOIio'piny -
BROADILO'i lis and Casslmeres !;
Plains; Flannels. Bombszeus; white and black
Cambrics Dmhes, pink, buff and blue Glnghams !;
Diapers supertine Cambria Prints; Nes,ng gen
,einen and ladies' silk and cotton Hose black and
kid Gloves; beaver Gloves superine dark Ging-
hams; csnbric Hhk's.; imitation Shawls; shear
Muslins; shirting Cottonsi Pins Ribbons syi, But
tons and Fans. &c. &c
.Nexperf, .Ney 81, 8Y5. (3w)
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
and opening ,hls cav, at
THOMAS II. MUNFORD's,
No. ile, 2hames street.
A handsome assortment oi DRY GOODS.
--AaoMG WHICH ARE
BROALLLOl Tbs & Cassmeres /;
Nes,ings, white and coored;
Dmities, Calicoes dress d and undress'd;
Cotton and thread Laee
Cambrics. white and colord
Book and fancy Mushnsi
Mems and Womans' Cotton Hose;
Ribbons Bombazetts;
Grapes Diapers
Black twilied Hntksr chiefs;
Shirting Cotton and Linnensi
Shswls, various rrcesi
Cambria Cotton Balls;
Lus,rugs, green, brown and lead;
Neyets olive and black;
White Jean, Nankins
Tapes; Pins Needles; SEC Sc. sc.
.lso-A few elegant "a, 81, l0.4 and l5-i hnnen
Damask Table Cloths.
All of which will be sold at low prices.
.'fcy 81. (3w)
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xSR<0-@cSeS-


This brave man and accomplished noble
man, whose name i, SO dear to esey Ame-
rican, was in February las residing in Paris,
aud attended he celebration OF Va,hingion's
birth day oy the Am cricans in hai city. We
had been long ignorant oil his fate and the
place Of hi abn le - "a T;r-s
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No w POlS4
F"E5DHY, W4Y 81, 1878.

a lftH a's ps., ~ Sunday last, ship
Fsner An.s, Cap,. ,Ynalow, OF this port,
in ~ =, gror Goueaau-s, (Sweden,) with
a ful :scg, (3o6 lons) Of Iron, sSc.
Left ar Go'iel6ury I'm ]pTl-ships Superior, 3.
Coffin, tJr New.Yok k, III ~ days Columbia Barnard
of .ni to- d, IN 10 days Ellis, Mc'Kensey, of and
for co. in ~ DAYS Perseverance, snow, OF and for
do DAYS: Africa, Joies. of Wiscasset, for New
York, q y; Mercalor, Churchill OF n. Bedford,
for EewYork 10 days. Good Intent, Lincoln, of
Nevport; ntsGl. Adams, of and for Portsmouth,
N. a 10 days, br!gs Fame. Kemp, for New,ort 10
aaYs Mary, eenleaf; Chamrock, of Wiscasset,
sal in CO f., Boston Spoke, on the 23d April, so
mle, to the west of FAIR Isle. ship Asia
The National intelligencer of the 22d inst
con aims the plan of organization OF the Mil
i,aty Pease Establishment of the L. States.
Ii IS prefaced by an eloquent and effec,ionate
order from tns War Department, in which
the President expresses his high sense Of
the bravery and good conduct cvinccd by the
army aud I" desire, il, may be distinctly urpler-
stood, that from the designation ofthc officers
who are retained ia service, nothing more
Is 20 oe inferred, than his appreciation of the
designated d,viduals, without dcto eating,
in any degree, from the fame and worth Of
those whose lot il is TO retice" The whole
document, with the officers names, makes
fifteen columns of the lnteligencer.
Bfevet MAJOR BENZ. WATSON, of this town,
aud Lieut.. MoRRIs, belonging to this State,
are among the Off cers retained also Capt.
HeilemuD, the commandant OF the forts in this
hdrbor.-Thc number of field officers in ser.
vice 7vas ZIG, reginentai officers, 2oss of
the former but SO, and Of the latter but $50
are retained.
The retained Maj Gems. are JACKSON and
BaowH, the Brigadlers ScoTT, RIPLEY,
GAINS aud MAcoMB the four latter are
Major Generals oy brevet.
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In this town, on the 2oth inst. Mrs AsnAs yAmEs,
E;. e.
90 sunday last, Mr.. Joux Axros, Et 90.
In .1ltaTy. lob inst. william George and John
Richard, twin brothers, children Of Randall MCs-
Iurn, aged g months. and dsy5--born on one
day. placed in one coftin, and inferred in grave
In Bern, " ~ lth INST in the one hondredih
year OF her age, Mrs. Sarah Dccbe, reject Of SIR
z'eeheus u with whom she lived in the marriage
s-te G5 ves-s. rem sined a widow IS wears
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N>--%M~A

The Cyans aud L. ~, tasen oy the Con-
s,;iution, could discharge from all their Can
non. a, once, 5l4 los. of shot. The Con-
s.i,u,ion l42i-DIffsrcDce 90 lbs.
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NOTICE,

n purs,isnce Of decree from tho,
Il the Chancellor Of MARYLAND. tI0 'e noa
scriber will sell atpublic ale. =, t"s N sub
Troy, near Piscataway, on FRyn New
the first day Of September next. ~ =
fright, title and interest of the ISsa t the
eholas Blacklosk, in and to the fo ollie w.
! Tracts of Land, for the purpose "s of a,S
Ie!etlng partition among his reprss :. 81.
One parcel Of Land, lying in Cha,
county, adjoining the lands of john ' IS q
Ford and Philip J. Ford, ESQ. eopta;n , 4.
about 1000 acres, mostly in wood ing
within few miles of Piscatawav erae anu
One other Tract, on Msttswonn~'
swamp, supposed to contain los sr ,,,aa
mostly bottom land, rich & productive
One other Tract of Land. in p,in..
Georges county, OH the road lca,Ins
from Piscattaway to Port Tobacco %
Mattawoman Swamp, containing abon.
800 acres, a great part of which. At .
small expence, would produce excelisns
|timothy-the upland well adapted to tIs
use of clover and plaster.
One other Tract, in Prince Georco.,
tadjoining the lands of Leonard Tow
lend, en- Mattawoman Swamp, CONTAIN
ling about $50 acres. All of the above
Hands are we'll watered and the situations
healthy. A more particular descriiption
Ibis deemed unnecessary, presenting tho,
wishing to purchase will first view y tbs
lands, which will at any time be sbevn
on application to N. +. Blackjack. re-.
siding on part of the land near piscata.
way.
The above lands will be sold in lots to
suit purchasers. The terms of sale are A
credit of twelve months to the purchaser
on his giving bond with approved securi.
Ity with interest from thsday ofsale-and
Jon the sale being ratified by the chaneel.
lor, and on the payment of the whole
purchase money being made, and not be
fore, the trustee, by a good & sumcientdeed
will convey to the pectivepurchasels
the property by them bought free, clear.
land discharged, from all claims OF the re
representatives. of the said Nicholas Black
lock, and those claiming by from Or IN
der them or either OF them.
| Possession may be had by the purcha.
ser on the 10th day of January next. and
of seeding grain this fall will be allowed.
| THOMAS MUNDELL, Trustee.
Prince Geo. CY. Md. July 81. cots.
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100 and one Acres.

Being one divided fourth part of the
Farm called Retirement, situate in the
County of Fairfax, Va. about 8 miles from
Alexandria on the turnpike road leading
from theGce to Dumfries-Part of the "a
bove tract is at present under cultivation,
and the remainder (say one half is hea-
yily timbered. The situation Of the "a
bove land renders it truly desirable to a
ny person disposed to purchase. lmme-
|diate possession can be had, and an in
|disputable title given. Terms of sale
Cash. Should the above property notbe
disposed of previous to the first day of
Sept. it will be on that day, be offered
Fat public sale on the premises. Applica-
|tion may be made to the subscriber on
|! the farm.
JABEZ ROCKER.
AUGUST is
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his is to give Notice,

That the subscriber of Prince Georges
|county, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court OF said county, in Maryland, let
ters testamentary on the personal estate
of Doctor John Fraser Bowie, late OF
said county deceased; All persons bav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, at
OF before the first day OF February next !;
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits of said estate.
Given under my hand this s5th day of
July, 1915.
Elizabeth finn BdWie,
Executor of John Fraser Bowie, deed.
August S. law5t~
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Land for Sale.
August 16.

lTVHE subscriber will sell tract o
Il LAND, containing about 500 A
ores, situated in the County of Loudoun,
lat the intersection of the Little River
Turnpike with the Centerville Road-26
miles from Alexandria and IS from Lees
burg, and adjoining the Lands of Messrs.
Johnston Cleaveland. Lewis and others,
A part OF this Land is in thriving Wood
and the whole is we'll watered, CAPABLE OF
|great improvement and being made pro-
|ductiye in skiiful, able and industrious
|hands. A lease is held for one life over
$500 acres of this tract.--James ii. Brad
shaw, living on the Land, will sheW it,
For terms apply to
COLIN AULD.
April II. eMtf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-28
MoIasses, Coffee, &c.

Molasses, Coffee, &c.
We haze jusf receired end offer for Sale
10 hhds first quality retailing Melasses
800 bags and ten tierces prime green
Coffee
so boxes Pipes containing three gross
each
90 do. No. I. Chocolate
90 dozen bottles old Port Wine
AND IN STORE,
Is chests Gunpowder &Y. Hyson Teas,
of a very superior quality
10 hhds. Sd and 4th proof old Whiskey,
suitable for family use
10 hhds. Sd proof Antigua Rum
Some fine old Madeira, Sherry, and Te-
neriffe Wines
SUGARS.
Leaf and l.umpS
Liverpool fine and Ground Alum Salt
and general assortment Of other
Groceries as usual
&C. We also keep constant supply
of the best Flour for family use.
Bryan Hampson g Co.
August 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-28
For Norfolk.
DAVID PEABODY

Has received in addition to his formed
stock, the following GOODS, viz.
EALACk. blue and snuff-colored Lon
Ed don Cloths
Blue aad hlue- mixed London Cassimeres
One case undressed Ginghams
One do. undress'd Cambrics, rery cheap
One do. white and colored Hose
Blue, olive and green cotton Cassimeres
Shifting long Cloths, Irish shirtings
S. and rs Irish Linens
Sattinets, kersenetts, & domestic Cling
hams.
June so.