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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-18
From gWarvad's liverpool TGaae List
of ,Juiy 90.

" oHy -.
American produce. The enquiry fol
Ashes, has continued throughout the
week very brisk, and the sales have
mounted to about $50 barrels of both de.
scriptions, the. stock of pearls is rather
decreasing, Tor which there continues al
enquiry for export, on which account
near 200 barrels have been taken out Of
the market at lat week'sprices. AIDE.
cline of Is pc cwt. has occurred in Pots
now quoted Cos for prime Bostons, as
So for New York and Montreas: the
demand for ireland is pretty brisk. prices
having ruled extremely high, but re.
duction of 25s PEI cwt. has taken place
within the last fortnight in that market
owir.s to direct importations from New
York. (
Naval Stores have been rather more
sought after. About 1000 barrels of tar
of different descriptions have been dis
posed of, and at rather better prices, viz.
600 barrels of mixed parcel of Virginia
and Carolina at l2s; a parcel OF Carroll
ma At Is; and a cargo of Swedish recent.
" imported, at 1Ss Cd. Little has been
done in turpentine, though on Thursday
there appeared symtoms of fair demands,
on which day 500 barrels and upwards
were sold at Us ed per cwt. which con-
stitute nearly the whole OF the business
of the week. No alteration In rOs!n Or
pitch.
Quercitron Bark is bought sparin CIV,
and at prices before quoted. American
shumac of midling quality may be bought
at los cd per cwt.
Cotton-The trade having supplied
abundantly the two preceding
weeks. the demands last week. eonsde-
rabIy abated, Though by no means TO be
lansuid, the sales having "a
10 near 5000 packages, at prl-
ces equal to the former rates. except
perhaps in some qualities of Orleans and
Bowels, which in few instances have
been sold I'D to Cd lower. The sales
by private treaty consists of 1000 Bow.
eds. at Is s lid to lsS led $50 Or
leans Is 6 SD to Is 10 I'd $50 BAH
as 2s I'D to Is S 4d {; ESQ Pernams 2s /
] Cd to 2s Cd :. 600 Marahame, 2s Cd to
Is SD 400 Sea Islands, Is Cd to Is sd
81 stained dc. Is I'D to is lid !; 180
Demeraras, 2s OIL to 2s Cd 80 Bengals,
Is l s id and rs Tertolas, Is Cd to Is
6 id per Id.
The result of sales by auction, viz.
407 Orleans ordinary to fair
Is 6 led to Is 7,S-4d
$40 Demeraras, middling to
good Is 10 SID to Is Id
90 ditto not sold
the whole of which went off rather heayl-
ly.
Tobacco continues to experience in
this and all other markets.a very con-
tracted demand /; there are, however,
eapniries for export, which might perhaps
result in actual purchases, were holders
disposed to accede to the limits generally
the orders, without which.
= is not likely any contracts will be en-
tered into at presenl for the foreign mar
ket, and as tie home trade buy very
cautiously, further reduction is not I'M
probable. Rice is improving IN value,
sales having been made, chiefly for eS-
DO, tation, at Al for rev Carolina, being
IN advance of Is on the former curreII
CIV.
Slaves are looting up On Friday 70
600 w. o. barrel obtained at auction llN
los to llD les cd per M. Other de,
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liverpool .augs. LIST. 1916.

LicerpJol .augs LIST. 1916.
The prices Of Cotton have not of late
|auctuated materially; at present the
market is very dull, and Upland Cotton,
|of the quantity cow landing are not worth
more than II I'D to Is lid per ID. ;serv
fine ones, being scarce, would readily
command God. We quote N.-Orleans
Cotton II IL a %; the fin; qualities ars,
VERY scarce, and much wanted there
was last week public 8 of 30 bales
n Orleans Cotton, just aoccd, which
brought 10 LA 10 lad per 10. but the
|quality was uot good. S IA Island Cot.
Itons-2s. 8 lid for fair, Is. 4 I'D for
jgood, g sd tor fine and lew particularly
| fine Cottens are still wor 2s I'd a g Oh
There has been genera disappointment
I'm this country at the quHitiiy Of Gotten
which has continued to come forward
from America, notwthsta ding the repeat,
ed adyices that the whole was shipped oH
We presume however that by tue tim.
this reaches you very little sotton vii,
remain ; so that our advices, as if 70.
Ispects the present season will be com.
Eparitiyely unimportant. We take the
liberty however Of cautioniag our friends
not 70 depend on. this market aft riding
thigh prices tor the next crop of Cotton,
whatever may be the prices current here
between this period and the next crop.
coming to market; the impression will
lcertainiy be general here, tat ewing TO
1.-THE eXtraVagant prices obtained bv The
Planters for the last crop, tire culiyation
will have been SO much extended that onr
import will be unusually heavy and if
lis very important circumstance that
the opening Of lie East India trade has
induced very extensive outfits tits wear
for importing Cotton from India mex,
spring
There has been demand for Pot Ashes
for export, and several parcels have been
sold at 45 ass cd per cwt. in bond. N,
York Pot Ashes are selling at SOS SIS
per cwt. for home use. Pearls 54s S.
As large arrivals are however daily lock-.
ed for, we expest they will su.l iall censi.
derabIy.
Rice has advanced lately, owing TO an
export demand, and some sales have been
made at Cos 21s per cwt.-Theye is.
fery little enquiry for this articIefor home
use, as lmPortations are expected shortly
from the British settlements, which be;ns.
liable to very trifing duty may be aRords
ed at a much less price.
The low prices Oh Quercitron Oak Bark
have brought some spectators into the
market, who have purchased Philadelphia
Bark al los Cd Us cd, AID N. Y. do at
l5s Cd per cwt. y
Carolina Tar has been selling at les
per bbl': and lurpentine may be quotes!
at lisa l5s per cwt.
Hogshead Slaves al a 1911. Barrel
Slaves 81 a 10 l5s per M. We do NOT
give the quotations of American, Timber,
he duty being prohibitory.
We rsnain: respectively,
I0uf 0Ded!enf servants.
THOMAS 4 JOHN D. THORNLEY,.
Extract Of a letter from Liverpool, dated
.4ugast Cd.
The quantity of Tobacco on hand is
'"out $500 hhds.-5500 bids. are sold for
export.
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Hugh Smith * Co

Have received by the ship Boston from
Liverpool,
An additional supply whicf vita their
stock ON hand, enables them to offer for
sale general assortment of CHINA,
GLASS and EAR THEN WARE, at rea-
sonable prices.
They offer for sale,
A few tons of shot,
Pipes in boxes, and
Dry white and red Lead in casks,
Sept. II dlwaotf
The National htelligencer, Wmehes-
ter Gazette and Leesburg Washingtoal7
an, will please insert the above forsthree
weeks and forward their accountsSS this
office.
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Public Sale!

On Wednesday morning, at II o'clock,
will be sold at Isaac Entwisle's wharf!
part of schooner Lucy's cargo, from
Porto Rico, on liberal terms, VIZ.
2s2 bags prime green coffee, :,
49 barrels and 4 tierces hrst quality
Muscoyado sugar.
8 and half tons fustic.
KS ALSO,
NsgSp Schooner Lucy,
49, s Burthen about 500 @rcls
as She arrived frem sea.
P. &. Marsteller.
sept Il
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Have received Fer the brig Thomas, Cap
tain Bowman, from Lyerpool, a choice
selection OF ~
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Extract Of a letter, dated Lirerpeol,
.4ug 5, 1916.

Extract Of a letter, dated liverpool,
.4ug 5, 1916.
" The enquiry for Cotton is on the
whole languld but the holders are tole.
rahiy steady, and good new cottens are
becoming more scarce.
I'VE sold few prime UpIands two
days since at 20ad. per ID but we cam
not properly quote above l6 81 to cod.
for Uplands II IA to 22d. for New
Orleans, and as to % Sd. fot ordinary 10
good fine, and Is Sd per ID. for good Sea-
Islands. In Tobacco there has within
the last lew days. been demand for ex-
port, aud about 400 hhds. have been sold
almost entirely OF Kentucky, Carolina,
and Maryland, and chiefly of the lowest
qualities OF these desc ptions al 5 12 to
I'd per !b.-Some. Of the N. York
have been made at per cwt. there is
however much less in he market at this
price. For turpentiue there is more en-
quiry. The prospects of the harvest are
considered uncertain, although the wea
the' has been very unfayorabe until the
last two or three days the crops DO not
yet appear to be injured in the country
In many parts Of the continent t'ey have
suffered materially we are informed
Dollars are selling at As Cd each.
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REMOVAL
JOHN. .JOHNsTON,

JOHN JOHNSTON,
Has removed his store to the corner OF
Pitt and King streets, in the house late
" occupied by A. c. Cazenoye, where
he has for sale,
A general assortment Of
+Ironmongery, Hardware and
Cutlery,
Which will be disposed Of on,the most
reasonable terms. /.
september II tt
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tain Bowman, from Lverpoo, a choice
selection OF
Seasonable articles,
Among them are
Sheppard's and Meek, Innes and Co.'S
extra superfine lap. Saxony Cloths
and Gassimeres
Fine and superfne Yorkshire ditto
Double milled Drabs
fashionable fancy Vestings and impe
rial Cords
Flannels, Wildbores and Bombazets
Striped Blankets
Rose. ditto assorted, Ga to 1914, some
extra supcf6ue
Superhne Carpetting and hearth Rugs
new and rich figures
Twilled Cords and Veivetteens
"a, IA, aud 81 Merino Shaals. all
colsrs.
(. Ga super6ne dark Ginghams
Rich Spanish net and bird-eye null,
Bourbon Cord. twil!ed and striped.
corded, Lace Stripe, Pink and Lilac
Stripe, Tamboured india, fine book,
iacoaet. camoric aud Mull-Muslins.
Patent Net Braces
Ladies' Y sentlemens' Leather Gloves
Ladies' regency sur Capes, Pirenean
Tippets, slossynet Soarts, Cobourg
Piloreaos, Leopold stocks 6 Chill
20 ems. Narsted Boots
10 don treble gilt and patent wove
Silk Buttons
Colored & patent wire Cotton Threads,
Steam-loom Slirtings
Maiabar handkerchief, etc.
September is d5teo
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C. BENNETT


RAs iMpoR4gD, Br L4rE AsRIVALs,
gHE FOLLOWING GOODS.
Which he offers for sale at his Ware
House, Columbus street,
.Kesseys
Rose, duGil and point blankets
Plain and twiiled boInbazetts
Black and colored bembazeens
Stout blue forrest cloths
Assorted bales super6ne broad and
narrow cloths and keFseymeres
Toilanettes, swansdown and Mar.
settles outings
Fine single and milled Welch fan
nels
superfne cloths, extra quality
bales assorted plaias
Printed calicoes, shawls, cambrics
and jaconets.
Ssuperfne and common ingram car,
peting
Best Aberdeen Gplored threads
Cases pins. umbrella mountings
Isish linens, long lawns
ga ga and l0-4 table diapers ano
damask
Irish sheetings and brown Sihcias
German ticklenburgs
And by the Emily from LONDON, expected
daily at Baltimore, he viii receive,
SuperGne L,,ndon cloths, kerseJ
and waiStcoating
Gentlemen's colored beaver and doe
skin gloves,
Cambria and jaconet mpsllns
Cotton aud silk hosiery
Superfme baa twist
Fine Irish shee,iugs
Best Bridpott same & sewing twine.
Sept IA dlsiawfw
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REMOVAL

a. C. ca EF 0 Y E.
Has removed his Store higher up King
street. corner of Altred-street, and has
Just received per Ship Boston. frsm Ii
yERpooL, the majer part of his
N nAnC ttftJ
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The Subscriber.

Contemplating a change of residences
IS DESTROYS of employing person capay
bic Of managing his Farm in his absence.
The Farm is situated in Jefferson
county. Virginia. The labor Of fen men
is employed in its cultivation. The soil
isvcry rich; the enclosures excellent 2
the crops abundant; in addition to
which about one hundred beeyes are an
aunlly grazed and sold from the farm.
This establishment requires superior
aetnltY, Industry and intelligence, id its
management. To person thus quail
fed very libe,af wages will be given.
A. i'ealthy man with small family
u.,sid be preferred. Application to be
made to the subscriber on the premises
who will be thankful to any friend who
can recommend man qualified as above
to give the earliest information to
Henry S Turner.
" heatland, ieb 10 1aw1w
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lRippon Lodge,

aining from 700 to 500 acres on Po-
4. 6 River, about 5 miles from Dunn.
- aud 90 FROM Alexandria. The soil
sed ler Germ, small grain and grass.
Improvements area dwelling house
ed repair containing SIX rooms, a
o <nen, laundry, stables and other me-
WY house. The extensive marshes
~ ~ hearty dry belonging 10 this estate
n. Q the purchaser the most aatterins
sgeet Of rendering this. a valuable
~. an laconsiderabla devotion Ola.
go FOR terms apply to the subscriber
"sssslst Hsrberl, Esq, Of Alexandra :
l.. John a Washington,
aarlestDmn, JeilasAai. County, Va
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FISHERY.

gyvO rent, the excellent Herring Fish
4 cry called Cooper's Point, on the
MARYLAND shore, two miles below the
town of Alexandria.
For terms apply 10 the subscriber liv.
ing neal the premises.
II. r. Daingerfen.
Jan 3 2aw2m
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-I45es
CHARLES COUNTY COURT,

81
I'm application To Charles county
W court by petition in writing Of Gs-
rayd Robertson, of Charles county, tor
the benefit of the act of assembly for tie
relief of sundry insolvent debtors, passed
at November session, one thousand eight
hundred and five, and the several sup
plaments thereto, on the terms mention:
ed therein, schedule OF hjssproperty
ard list of his creditors on oath; as far
as he can ascertain them, accompanying
his petition; and the court being salts
fed by competent testimony. that the
said Gerard Robertson has resided two
years Immediately preceding the time Of
his application, in the state OF Maryland.
1t is thefeupon ordered and adjudged,
that the said Gerard Robertson, by caus-
ing copy of this order to beinserted in
some one Of the newspapers edited IN
the District ,of Columbia, once week
for three months, before the third Mon-
day in March next, to give notice to his
creditors to appear before the said court
at the court house in Charles town on
the said third Monday in March next,
for the purpose of recommending trus'
tee Tor theft benefit, and to shew cause,
if any they have, why the said Gerard
Robertson should not have the benefit Of
the act Of assembly aforesaid as praye6
Test,
john Burnes, c..
Dec 10 Iaw3m
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FISHERIES.

gEVHE Subscriber respectfully informs
the public, that he intends carrying
on the Fishing Business the ensuing
spring on All extensive scale at
HolHH's Point. & White House
Lac ings,
Persons wishing to contract for large
quantity of Fish, can be supplied. by ap-
plying to the subscriber in Alexandria.
He Will take-corn. rye, bacon or beans.
at the Alexandria prices. in exchanges
for Fish, He will take particular care to
give general satisfaction to all who May
call on him at his landings.
Vim. Patterson.
N.B. will give good wages for hands
to haul the seine. w. L.
janis 1aw2m
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Bank ofAlerandria.

January lst 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
holders in this Institution, that a Iii
vidend is this day declared of four pc:
cent. for the last half year, and will be
ready to DE paid to them or their legal
representatives, on Thursday the 18th
instant. !
BY order of the Beard.
]. L. M'KENNA, Cash'r.
ian 9.
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Burr Milestone Mandatory .

EvHE subscriber, intending to return
a to the town of Alexandria aud res
me-his TURNER business OF Burr Mill
stone making, takes this nlethed to in.
form his friends and TIE public. that he
expects to commence business about the
first Of April next, at his old stand, where
he. WILDE prepared to execute ali orders
inhis line that he may be favored with.
Benjamin Brown
Dec es Saw
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For Sale or Rent +,

THE three story brick HOUSE &
LOT on King street, lately occupied by
the Domestic Company, justly consider
ed one of the best stands in town and
well calculated for the accommodation OF
a genteel family and an extensive besL
ness-Possession may be had after the
first Of March next.
John G. Ladd.
ian. II
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Land for !, ale.

II. 4 :
| A BOUT 5000, Acres part ofathe
IA Mount Vernon Tract, lyingon thu
river Potomac, about nine miles from
Alexandria. The timber upon this estate
and the fisheries attached tcdt are ya s =
able. Tie person wishing t. .,op Of tSe
| will prefer his own exa am which / can
premises to any des ifny1 absence, appIi.
give OF ,then1ase call upon Mr. Noblet
cants VIII Alexandria, who is autho-
HeG'to act for me. g~rmr;..s :
Bnshrod Eash;neson.s
MoUnt-Vcrnon,. Va.
Februsry6 laUtf 4
The Printers Of the National Ia
,eliigencsf,. Frederick-Town Herald.
Lancaster journal, Phila.) Political Re-
,ister, ant Winchester Gazette, are rc-
luested to insert the above advertise
nent ence.a week until forbid, and send |
l'eir accounts to this Office. g 90
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Salt andW me.

|. TIE subscribers have just received
Dy the schooner Fame. Captain Tyness
5000 bushels TurksllsIand Salt, and 10
pres Madeira Wine, very old, whcls9
will be. sold low.
.faams. Herbert q Co,
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Notice.

THE copartnersbip heretofore exist:
ing under the firm of Adams, Herbert
and Co. is dissolved this day: All per-
sons having claims against them will
please present them for payment, and
those indebted ere required to sdischargG
the same.
Franris .4dams, Jun.
John Dalton Herbert,
Philip and J. ". UencP.i
february Ia
The undersigned, under the firm Of
Adams, Herbert and co. will continue
the transactiDs Of general and exciu-
siys Con, .nissien Business. and are pre-
pared to make the usual antieipatic6s of
fluids Oh all business entrusted to thems
francis sddaas. iar.
John DdEfoa Herbert,
Philip HsaoP and Co.
february 2 lawcw
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p. G MARsTELLER.
4 ot of Ground for Sal,

4 ot of Ground tor Sal,
Can't; no 81 feet on Fairfax-street and
", came nurabes of feet on Royal-street,
"a running from the enc street s46
- 60 10 inches, to the other the above
- Eth. being parts of lots No. 9s and
q s an TIE olaa Of Alexandria. On the
ss';'lrroahd there is great abundance OF
s,cpAent building sand.
TIE above lot is the property OF the
s.;r.af Duncan NcNiven, alias NiveR
I.re,sed. late of Alexandria. For terms
,seIy 10 NJ. .aRdresc Jamiesoa.
January rs. Jaw
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For Freight,
Lead. Rum,

We have landing, and for sale, from the
brig Trim, Capt. Cleveland, from VI
braItar,
COS pigs Lead, about $4,000 lbs, y
From the brig Clarissa, Capt. s
from ST. l:artholoYe
9 puncheons of Ru,
Fr0m lead.
100 kaains, Herbert, 9 Go.
Je
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! SAT- AfnaI

5000 bushels Liverpool fse saf4oar
board brig Rchtgond, Capt SIoI;ere
now lying at Co'sman's ,shasf..NAlss
best family -four. also
January go
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Southcrn Money wanted.


rwill gise the highest premium for
! drafts and hank notes of the follow
NJ kinds. viz. On Georgia, South Caro-
Srs. North Carolina, Virginia, Boston,
Ysv. York and Philadelphia also trea-
ar, notes and specie. Persons remit
SnsOr travelling to any part Of the Unit
"a States, ,uay be supplied with funds
,osuit them. All kinds CT stocks and
bis & exchange, bought and Sold
Notes aud drafts collected and RENTED.
Alkihds Of western bank notes bought
snd sold. Enquire at my exchange and
brokers' O&ce, Bridge street, George
toan.
Romulus Riggs.
(Ia,sro4n,,-y, lsp % IT
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POTATOES.

sForthern Potatoes for sale in small
quantities, by JOHN D.; HAsiMETr.
CORNER OF Fairfax AID Prince streets.
february 8 cost
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For New ork

L OF ~ cW~ DIX .e:t1.,
kEE.' the new schooner
yHaa Richmond,
sssY James Lundt, Master,
VII Deein to take. on board her cargo
Tomorrow mornipg--For freight OF SEQ.
barrels, apply to the master on beard at
Entwisie's Wharf. or ~.
LawrGsoa g Fosclc.
Z, IN COUNCIL.
February 8, 1916.
The following persons were appoint
ed commissioners for holding Elections
in the different Wards on Tuesday the
6fth day of March next for members to
serve in the ComNoH Council Tor the
ensuing twelve months, viz.
At ]. Nealcs Tavern for the First
WARD
Thomas Sanford,
Anthony Rodes,
Alexandra M'Kenzie.
At the Council Chamber tor the Se'
cond Ware"
Neblet Herbert,
Colin Aud,
Guy Atkinson.
At the Indian Queen Tavern for the
I" Third Ward,
John Roberts, ~
John M'Kinneg, 30 .f
Hugh Smith .e corner OF !
AT the house ofMr. Gi~streefs ior the
...For,4t mas bawrason,
William Rodes,,
Elisha Talbot.
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pUBIsHED DaILE sNoVDEF STREET,
"WEDNESDAY, FEBauARY IA, 1916.
For Sale

A Let on Pitt street, near the cor
ner of Pitt and Duke streets, with
frame dwelling House thereon.
ALSO,
A LOT on Duke street, near the said
corner, and adjoining the residence Of
Col Simms.-For terms apply to MIR.
John Lohgdpn in Alexandria.
Lewis HI Machen.
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JEFFERSON Land for Sale,

BOUT S92 Acres in the county o..
n Jefferson and State OF Virginia on
ne y road leading from Winchester to
baltimore, IL niles from the former, H.
!. ron hsrper's Ferry and sfrom Charles
oWn-60nileS from Alexandra. George
ssn aud the City Of Washington. The
p!OFemeEts are a new brick house, 2
y Sqss high, barn 40 feet square, sta
@e soil IS &c the very first quality,
~ adapted to the growth of timnthy,
i, Is'sf and every species of grain--More
80 aaH Of tl,e.land is covered with TIM
1dthe best quality.
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SALES AT vENDUE.

4, ,,,e,,t, 1;sesday and Friday,
w WILL BE SOLD, 81
..,p.. yenduc Store, corner Of Prince
~ ~ and Water Streets,
VARIETY OF
yA.y Goods, Groceries, sc:
...;;sSlars &C which will be expressed in
the bills Of the day.
- An kind of goods which are; on on
,,,l;tst;on and the prices of which are
Is:'s4..S sIh can at any time be viewed
"a purchased at the Lowest limitation
sndgrices. ,..pcrr1IFR
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For Sale
sk;S The Schooner Peace, burthen ~
M$sSS tons or 1000 barrels, only one
ear Did, and 80,
zoo bushels coarse salt on beard said
schooner.
ALSO, IN STORE,
Teneriffe wine in pipes, half pipes, &
quarter casks, =,
"a cases plain halt pint tsmblers' ).
/ case, containing two elegant desert
dining sets cut glass,
Ravens Duck, ~
Moiasses in barrels,
Cabinet furniture, Hats, tow cloth, &c.
For Freight,
EsK The superior ship Orion. burthen
sSk $50 tons, ready for the recep-
ton of cargo.
Arrly to us, S.
I Jan 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-14
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