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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-13

-cs.o-ati,n Of lhe dT rene branches Of the
Iouse ae Is ,urb N, h1v- CON nt.ed Within
these six m pnths N the S,uth snch horrors
and crueit,es as the whole course OF the
French revolution sc freely offers an ex
ample.
If, unf,rsun 1tciy, the Great Allied w
ers should not rernBin united for "A great
l-ngth OF time, if the collision or .Neir in
terests Should divide them, we mast in
fa,,ibly held unhappy France again
prey TO those revolutionary convulscns bv
which She has been torn for five and tween
ty years /; and in this case, the Bourhons
woaId be Inevitably forced To descend
thirl time from their throne. Such, at
least, is me opinion of d great Statesman,
Of Lord Casilcre igh, who wrote to the
Emperor AleXanier. on the 8th of August
last, that " the r--es,abi shment of the
BIur5ons, such as II then was, could not
be considered as the term of the revelu-
ii mary state, anil that the duration of their
exist nee depended upon the presence OF
the Allied Arm es in the hear. of France"
Experience has also shown, and more
than once, that the cause OF the Bouroons
Could not prevail, unless supported by TO
reign bavonets that II has been always
vanquished every tine it entered the lists
alone, and that too without the least ne
cessity of opposing the smallest resistance,
and Without single ind vidual perisning
either in their caus, or against il.
II fine, this cause, which cannot be al
ways thus supp rted. and VIII ch for that
reason must of necessity fall, by turns
thrown down by the nation and raised up
by lrcigners, appears 20 menace France
with succession of bloody catastrophes,
which will be renewed Until the TIL n of til
fine country shall BE- Who'll y c nsummated
"a tragic exhihi ion, rserved, perhaps,
for cur posterity.
December, 1915.
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'rswHrcd IN tn fo'lrw,..y m7nn-s s. iiSS
questions which were put 60 nun -
q. Your name "A There is noboNF
except the Police OF Paris TO whom ms
name IS not known.
q. Of what country are ycv ?--S OF
that country which has conquered Fr nee.
O. Did you assist in the escape of La
valctte "A. Distinguish ifyou near his
.scape fron prison, no---if yoe mean hir
escape from the Kingdom of France,
yes.--l might say no to THIS also, but )
yes.
q. What were your motives Tor acting
in this manner "a. My moiives-Ist, in
order ~ save prosecuted individuri
2d, to serve humanity Sd, to answer The
app Al made to Eng.ish hon W., (iovaufe
.3nPtaisc,) an appeal which is never macle
in vain. Livalette entered my apartment,
ne id to me, . l am Lavaiette: have
Just escaped from PRISON | am pursu. d /;
l see some Gendarmes at the h AL of the
street /; dare not proceed for I, az of be-
ing again arrest. d ily toyOu cnniide
myself 20 English honour, (loyGute) save
me."-Fhen | took off NY uniform, winch
| made Laval tie put on afterwards !
concerted with my lie DIS upon what was
to be done to convey hn ont of the
Kingdom i solved to con,plish 1t
myself, and / conveyed LavAlrtte out
OF France IN my own Carriage in S en-
terprze Succeeded by means of the dis
guise, &c.
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rch no importance ia sh ort. diSg'iHtr
viCh the vexations which they unoe,go,
The soldiers desert in crowds. During one
nghe, 90 were absent at the muster.
The KING IS alarm@d--a. has appealed
60 h friend th4 Duke of Wellington, who
has consented that the English troops
should return 70 Pars.
Tire Russian Ambassador 'locs no, wish Hat the
. giisn aI"n- sho,ht occuay lsils the p.S,ssian
Interfere, and # they do nOt cone tn un ler-
.taud ny. shalt he "verw helnisd 81 these 2cs,
IN ,,sv. alrea y ru4edus.
Same politicians attsch 20 all Nh g. cifcu instances
very extensive pisns ,iey behoid IN the move
nents 81 the E-sli'f, ,roo,'s dispositions favorable to
The government they imagine that Russia thinks
se,rousl, Il the Prince oil O,auge in short, they
think ii is decided upon To overhiV. the Bnurbons.
lime alone can explain all
.JGn',rrr IS.
mentioned n vor in nv lo',"r of YESTERDAYS, the
return OF the Enyiisn tOi,s T.r,s. it.. matter
has hcem 'hus ari,nee.i--the King, wh"ha been ipr
soDe days uneasy, mot only at the fnanuer watch
the PRONUNCIATION Oi The law OF amnesty receiv-
ell, bat AT ;hc sort OF discomfort which prevails
,hir,nghnu. the whole kingdom, demanded oi the
bake ot Wellington let thousand nf his troops
return L PARIS. The Duke replied, that he coula
not PERM, SMALL u number to return, until the
Nstionai SuslNl should be dis'rnl a, without which
it would he risk;ng lives IN The midst OF 30 nu-
merous pnpuiatior. l ne hing, I \, lisling this
sand men the King required - hours to re-
turn deanIiNr answer. On the tiOwpg dav he
consented, ami IN consequence the movement i'm
IA, tliatrl, commenced. Six thousand nien entered
yesterday morning into this Capital.
Notwithstanding these troops have returned at
the request oil the k's, some isnns imagine that
their presence will not be advantageous his cause.
They SAY, that the Enesh Government has. for a
long time .a'i il IN contemplation to put another
person Oh the throne. ttat it has even ncgoci-
aied with Russia upon this Subject, who wish
ed thatit should be the Prince OF Orange; that
Prussia dM not concur IN this plan, but 1t
obliged ia enter into tie riews vi Russia,
because OF the internal eoinrnotions with
which she is meraced
There MAS an error in the homes ofihe Marshals
which l ann0uNce'i as having been deprived of their
pay, these are M.hshsls Massena, SucIet, Arg'-
rea'i, and Leebvre. Davoust has received AN or
der TO out Paris in 81 hours and Serrurier has
been put upon half paw. One hu dred and seventy
General officers have been gathered: the Minister
at War, IN announcing this decision tn them, st te@
that IL had been determined upon b cause they had
checked the spring Of legitimacy.
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..gsa,,,- -rs'- cInrnorors flrt'c division, 'n"si
have bee, t;,e ba2a silent Glamour that ever
.oade. Ne Dlr~gy ourselves or one, that we ne
heard ut IL. Tbs riV-r must have been ve,1
Intriurate ia th' c''n,ran, he sctit he heard
n all II ,oust nave ~ corner tirm some drum
ken T., ,a,ir; tor who ~as b2se enoneb 10
wish sIci thing, burst breathe his wishes aloud.
We know that = I. who were disrnntrnted y It'll
the late nt tue bank bill, warm tor thu call ut
a convention To alter the constitution but they
stout here not OF them burst deci~re un"qn-
vrcr-, tat he wish ID to split the state. Why IS
moi "a. name o. It's writer unmarked, tli,t the
90, al ct;z.ns al ,',ince W,liiarn NAV be- On their
guard, ag.,ns the wretch, who talks cody OF
brt atirg up the AncienI Dominion, amt dissipstng
si its glories'
His doctrine IS rs false as his ass.,,irns-Thc
Interests OF The North and Suuth not
degree opposite in any just point OF view. II ar.
little differences otopinon sp,ingup between them,
IS 1t the part OF a good to eN-s,r.rate a. To
sooth them ?--rime will cure and concilnte all
Aad Why is all this feehng at thi' moment N,here
he a msn Who would tear tins State to- pieces, be-
cause while there is nuch paper sf9at, he OF lis
friends Cannot get absnk, such ought to b.
known, that he may be nailed up to the g,bbet of
public intl,ny.-Esiq Ui,.r.
P,inf'i Pur:St,nenf-M. Lava!ttte was hung ~
PaIis--iu eiiigy cantine l.. wl.n dcubt
glad enough TO hang BY proxy, has escape beyond
the foonter.
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TORfCCO htfPERT.

EXTRACT of u letter 10 Merchant in this city
tio'n has correspondents ia " York, March An.
We have au arrival To day in III tlays from L.
verp"o with prices curre'.t II 10Th Isnuar, The
following are the general quotations OF Tn'nccr:
James River, decayed& orriiuary sound = n 9id.
demand ,;,,;,od s 'ni,,l'ng good * fine ~ aiSl
stemmed Ia aI65
from L7ndon 10th ian. Jas. River ieaflrt I'D.
4" hose quotations. being lower than the last,
will havc unfavorabe effect market; but
we do not ourselves think them very dscouragrg;
as VIC DO not find, they aware of the shoriness
OF thrlast crop. and the high prices paving for il
here-and q u. 5. 81 Goth January, we understand,
mentions that more favorable the article
were that day received from Lontlon-We shall
therefore continue to hold 1T 30 2iS, in quality.
as We have been doing lately bat do no, think
1t likely that there will be any sales making for some
time tn come. The last week, there has Seen no
demand at ALL"
ricd in this city. tn hnus, Of tho John r. Rice
on saturday last Mrs judith Randolph tie r,ct Of the
late Richard Randolph. E-q''rea indy, of great accom-
pllshmentS. much respected and much regretted.
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CouNCrL March 6 1915

I is ADVISED that the Treasurer he au-
thorSs TO dispose of the Treasury Notes of the Unx
SateSi la his belonging thu, Connonwt n!;,
either III paymn Of claims by the Co,nnonwt a. or
for cash. iOr the Virginia Bank the Far...-
erS Bank. provided e part with Ir..,.ur,
Notes al their nominal value. with tn interest due te
CUpy-ieyte
ElI ROBERTSON. G. C.
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Uashington, ,5Tirch Il,
We 'c'r1 that Mr.. PISKNEY has declined sc-
ccptirg the Embassy TO Russia. to when ne Isi
been appointed prcierrine his seat in the House
OF Representatives to that appointment.
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NGIfII MIIIlNIAN

ANfOn w lIsbNAN,
NHT0tID inform his ttie dis an. the pnhlic ia
~ gens raj, that he has taken tue Store OH the
corner OF M'h end 12,h Srects, II, xt fnor TO tie.
Coi!c.-House, where he mas a g neral assortment Of
HATS, of almost every descript on---wIch he =
t;rs for sale on as accO nno ltog terms It any
Store in City II (ichpO d. .rrioleSiie dR.IJehII
Also general assortment ct SHOES; five
cases OF gent mems super'ine Brduer H4fs oi the
latest fashion, just e-iSrd
All fa'ocs gratefully acknowledged.
March %. fDl-tf
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LATER FROM ENGLAND

The Norfolk papers received last night, later
counts from England.-rle editors Of the Beacon give u,
extracts from the London Morning Chronicle, the sd
January which they had Obtained passenger landed
there from the Ship SUPERIOR Captain Hamilton, of and
bound tn Philadelphia days from Liverpool These
indicate that new comnoton apprehended in PARIS,
that large body of British troops had entered that
sian and Prssian troops the alert and that
,ymptomsIc led 10 the suspicion that the allies medt-
ting change in the head Of the French nation.
The process against Robert Wilson, Michel Bruce and
Major uchison going Iis ,d that their papers
have scn searched and thar proof has been found of their
conyanee with Laya1te, and of the existence of other
plots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-13

Treasury y'iec, N7rcho 1878.
The i-HnSury Notes mentioned the ab0ve advice, of
Cuu,cl e obtncl in either OF the modes thereon
prescribed, by application AT this Office.
:. PRESTON, T,eG.ur--.
1.@rcl l3. toi-,F
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SfRING Iii. ACAnEMY.

oThlNN Iiii.l4 1hCA DEM y
VFNtE price of board, TUT on and washing st this
II institution, will Ike sixty We dollars the ses-
sion, instead OF se'snt,-fve, payable in advance.
Those who have paid the last mentioned win b. eTti
titd To credit OFTEN dollars, tie puis
vino may come after this notice. will be charged proper
ton. from the time they entcr.
III twenty years experience Instructor b. any re
commentator, may hops share pari pubic pa
To'i age.
Little girls viii be under the particular management and
Instruction OF Mrs. Waddell and my daughter
JfhI:S g. IPAD DELI.
WYrch IS Io1-av
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I'm D0krs Reward 2

7 u IJJtII8 Itfs.llIU
NITILl be givcn inr apprehe ding a PRO man.
w named NED 30 or - years Oh sse..-b,.-
tween etc and 9inchesbigl- -hrowa comp lcvion
the above negro, with two others. San AID Ha--
~, was nred 10 me by MIR. Lewis G.. TYLER Of
W'lImso'rg---the said Mr. 1yier sad, he beiicy-
ed tney were g1pd negroes. ll4.iog W .cl,iliy eS-
psricnced Mr. Tyle''s judgment Of 90 Il esrors,
thinS II lHiy 70 advise every pesou,n tIe al, ~
hiriHg negro s. aud ho wishes 10 a,di lcss AMI
trouble, nor % hare t ablye sanied a. erp =, two
% ~hich Ned aud fiarr)) no.ed rODbcrl aud
runaWHfs.
'rne above "ewrri viii We e'vcn f,r ap,rchending
sid negro (i'ed) and AL expenees pll---.n in'o.1
NATION being given to
~ q. ERARp. .Beeuf
= S OrUnancc JJebaln,e q.
Uni III S'ofes' .9,seaot
q .. ;oi, ;,,. .ecy i. %;seS'"o"'3S 'oi-av
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NOTICE.

Do hereby caution and frw IN all
persons from rtmo.ng the FROM or 9th ruiSe
rtspassns the four lots of land adjoining tir
OF York, forming the square which the stone u.d,l
stood westwardly Of the courthouse have deed tire
said OF lots duly recorded The county York.
ELIZA RfCHdRDSON.
6ferch 10. Iol-st
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
FH~HE. Subscriber. sole acting executor Of
thelate Allan Pollock. requests all persons who have
claims his The Robert Pollock OPP
tersburg, 10 bring them forward properly authenticated,
for settlement.
All who indebted either, requested omake
payment, satisfactory arrangement nIeliaie,Os
u'erwise suits will unfortunately ordered
Sonabe time from this date.
Mr.. William RoNrt,oi, Merchant Petc-slrr- IS fully
authorised 10 adjust and settle all the business aisc,t ae
that place.
EDMUND w. ROoTEs, Executor
81 allan Pgllock gcee,ased. ?
Pfrhrord, March II. iof-e,y
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STORED TOBlCCO.

TIE ANNUAL MEETING
ar The Bible Socicfy of Hrginia is ap-
pointed on Tuesday, the second Of April, at the Cayl.
toll in the Hall Of the House OF Delegates at 10 O'Clock il
the morning
general attendance of The members earnestly solicit
ed 10y the managers for the purpose Of considering men,
Ofconsiderable importance, in addition tn busis
usually transacted the meetings ofihe Society
JOHN ID. BLAIR, President,
JOHN II. RICE, Corresponding ssr'y,
WM. MUNFORD, Rerords. -.
March IL. lGI-vfdr,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-05
Brocket's Fishery to Rent.

n WISH to Rent my Fish-Landinss
Just above the town Of Alexandria.
with two Seines, one of which IS 15'
fathoms in length and g Feet deep, the
other is Just new, go fathoms in length
and "a feet deep, with a Ssh house apt
house to cook IN; and / should have ne
objection to furnish four good bands to
work the boats--but should this fishery
not be rented before the first day Of
March, shall want good man to take
the management of the fishery, and
Will either give standiag wages or give
part OF the profits as we can agree.
William Hepburn.
january 18. eol0thNar
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GERMAN GOODS.

Charles 1. CGtleH
TTAs received per the ship Orion, di
'H rect from Hamburg, and offers for
sale the following Goods, viz.
800 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de-
canters, tumblers, wine glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
200 bales Linen,
Consisting of Platillas, Britannias.
Estopillas, Rouans, Cholets, Creas, Lis
tadoes, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth,
White Sail, stout hempen Ticklenburgs;
Gsnaburgs, Bnrlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quilts,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks of steel Of superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demijohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
All of which will be sold on as good
terms as they can be purchased in the
United States.
Nov 90
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Just Published.

WlSt uDlISuCOs
And for sale at the subscribers Book
and Stationary Store opposite to the
Washington tavern, on King street,
Alexandria
CHARLEMAGNE, or the Church
Delivered-an Epic Poem, in "a books
by Lucien Bonaparte, of the Institute of
France, sc. 9 vols. boards. Price two
dollars.
A ,Circumstantial Narrative OF the
Campaign in Russia, embellished with
plans of the battles of Moscow. Malo and
Jaraslaviter. Containing a faithful de-
scription of the affecting and interesting
scenes of which the author was an eye
witness-by Eugene Lahaume, captain
of the royal geographical engineers, &c.
vol. octave. Price 50 so
ALSO,
The following Juvenile Books, by the
dozen or single.
Young child's primmer, n. York pre-
ceptor, do. spelling book, do. reader,
Barbauld's hymns, way to wealth. po-
ems for children, seven wonders of the
world, true stories related, false stories
Watts's divine songs, the
black prince, childreus' play, instruc-
tive alphabet, Esop's fables the sea-
sons, the olio, garden amusement, the
hermit, cries of New York, solar mi
Alexander Selkirk, (the real
Robinson Crusoe), youths cabinet of
nature, life of Daniel Lambert, select
fables in prose and verse, the lottery,
the pious parents request, art of lying,
epitaphs, the mirror of misery, or tyran
ny exposed, history of beasts, of birds,
of fish, of insects, new years gift, beau
ties Of the New-England primmer, little
poems for little readers, the medley,
leasing toy, book of riddles, book
of pictures, scripture history, picture
aiphabet, book of letters, spring, sum-
ner, autumn, winter, childhood, in
fancy, manhood, old age.
The following are principally ornament
ed with Carricature Engravinss.
Joe Dobson, blue beard, punch's visit to-
pug, Tom the piper's son, the jack daw
At nome, the world turned upside down,
the peacock at home, Peter Prim's pro-
fitabe present, little Eliza, little Hem
ry, little William, Gulliyer's travels,
oug's visit to punch, Mrs. Gilpin, Jack
aud the bean stalk, cats concert.
Together with large stock of school
and miscellaneous books.
ROBERT GRAY.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-05
Plaster Land for Sale.

TEyHE subscriber offers for sale, a
Farm, in the County Of Fauquler,
and state of Virginia, containing $50 A
ores, one third Of which is of the strong
est quality, and covered with a heavy
growth of red oak and hickory-Ihe re.
sidue, (being cleared land is in good
heart, two thirds of it having been
laid down in red clover, and no tract
in the state has afforded higher evlden-
ces of its adoption to the plaister, of Pa !,
ris.-There is, on this tract, and at the
confluence of the two never failing
streams of Broad and Mill Runs, a
scite for a Merchant Mill, with fall
of a5 feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for building, and by the side OF a
we'll built Saw-Mill, recently erected.
A law has passed for turnpike ROAD
which will pass by or near this scite.
For the above property, l will take
the moderate price of 90 dollars per a
ere, witt reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post-Ofice, Va
September 90.
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I.awrason and Fowle,
HgYE FOR SALE,

HGVE FOX SsHLE,
1OGe tons plaster Paris
5000 bushels st. Ubes salt
5000 do. coarse Liverpool
1000 DO. blown do.
500 sides red soal leather of superior
quality
900 boxes mould candles
100 ditto goldfish
90 barrels new beef
80 boxes capers
500 bundles sheathing paper
40&Bexes window glass of the BOs-
ton manufactory, assorted sizes
so cases ditto glass ware from same
mandatory, consisting of de-
canters, tumblers, wine aad Jel-
ly glasses, pitchers. &c.
eask containing tea sets. Chi
ma, part very elegant.
February 10
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CHARLES COUNTY COURT

CHARLES COUNlY COURT, I
AUGUST 1915.
an application to Charles count,
W court by petition in writing Of &c.
|rard Robertson, Of Charles county, for
the benefit of the act of assembly for the
Frelief of sundry insolvent debtors. passed
lat November session, one thousand eight
hundred and five, and the several sup
elements thereto, on the terms mention.
ed therein, a schedule OF his property
and list of his creditors on oath, as far
as he can ascertain them, accompanying
| his petition and the court being salts.
| fled by competent testimony, that the
said Gerard Robertson las resided two
years Immediately preceding the time Of
Ibis application, in the state OF Maryland.
1t is thereupon ordered and adjudged,
| that the said Gerard Robertson, by caus.
ling a copy of this order to be inserted in
Ssome one of the newspapers edited in
the District of Columbia. once week
for three months, before the third Men.
day in March next, to give notice to his
creditors to appear before the sad court
at the court house in Charles town Oh
the said third Monday in March next,
for the purpose of recommending a trs'
tee for their benefit, and to sbew cause,
Iif any they have, why the said Gerard
Robertson should not have the benefit Of
the act of assembly aforesaid as prayed
Test,
John Barnes, G.
Dec IL lawSR
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Ground fialSAeY.

THE subscriber Las on hand and in
tends keeping large and coastaat sup
ply Of Greund Plaster, for sale At a re
dNced price, at the mill Oh Kias. street
: tesS doors below the Union Bank, aaG
A. ms stone on tie wharf.
s.h A. P. COVER.
2awtf
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For Rent

7HVHE STORE lately occupied by the
subscriber. on King street, nex'
door to ]. z. Harper's Store and one
door from til, corner Of Royal street.
For terms apply at this oii nearpp
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Throughout the whole drawing OF ms
lottery there will not be two blanks TO a
prize. Present price of tickets ten dol
lars, but will shortly advance to eleven
Orders from distant places, enclosing
the cash, post paid, addressed to the
subscriber, will be promptly and pune
ROBERT GRAY,
Opposite the Washington tavern;
king-street. Alexandria.
January IS
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The Subscribers

TWAVING dissolved partnership with
Ia cut authorising any person to re-
eeiye and pay the debts due to and from ron
tha FIRM of Withers and Herbert--W I, e
have since agreed that Cave Withers shall J
receive all debts due to the firm, ana
nav all claims due by them, and ne Is
hereby empowered to do 50:
CAVE .WITHERS.
WIN. S. HERBER1'.
p s. C. Withers, will continue Gin
cinnattus Gilpin, as clerk and assist,
ant in the settlement of the accounts, OF
the late firm of Wlitherspsy Herbert.
CAVE WITHERS.
feb 10
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Picked up,

Picked up,
BIZ the Stem Beat Camden,
Between this place and Washington
on Thursday last,
A Carval Built Boat, about 81 feel
long, and 6 feet beam. The owner may
have her again, by paying charges.
Robert Motif,
Capt. Steam Boat
March Q st"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-05
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CABINE = 4 r. q trends !, n, and
snEG leave toinform their Irlen u" their
the public, that hey carry .S on l ,,e
business in all It's branches AZ 'h ~, .his
Brick House formerly occupied od >, .E S
Mir on RoyaI-street, oe' I'VE. ;;rtp, i
and Prince.streets, where 'ns 9y.elaI as
to Keep constantly for o!u SAFE ,s,i2iaeSSSrItigE
Of Of the best Workmanship ana 10 sell sci on
fashions. and are determined rsl 70 frs an the
as as' GOOD terms as can be hat rh 'F, have
n aoTsfbward or elsewhere. lht ~ log.
1gl for sale BY the b0a '.o. d mect
- < few Journejmeh WIZ
with constant employ. eocm
February ~---------
F,rsa1e, rreigA'' or. or c 1a1tsen 81
40 tons or $50 barrs els, p 30 care
a '.'ste order for the rseep'i0' :"
Apply'' Butts end ca'oe eoa
Feb