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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-20
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
GENERAL LAND 0fFior,
l Wastia o.tOn. Dec. =,

.GESERAL LAM 0fFior,
Washington, Dec. =. 1915.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that no patent FOR
Military Bounty Lands to any soldier of the late
Army viii be delivered at this office unless the
person entitled to such patent shall either per-
sonay appear, or exhibit power of attorney in
the following form.
estate Tor Territory o.
--Camty--
Know all menby these presents, that I, "a. 81
lately soldier of the United States Army, do
hereby constitute &C. d. of the county Of, in
the state Cor territory of-,my Attorney, for
me in my name, and for nv use, to receive from
the Commissioners Of the General Land Office. a
Patent founded on the Military Warrant No =,
dated the day of = l8
In witness whereof subscribe INV name this
= day Of Is
State or Territory e.
:" County Of -
On the day Of 18-the above named A. e.
acknowledged the foregoing to be his voluntary
act anu deed. Eff.
.Jaisticeef Peace.
State Tor Territory If
- County
intestimony that the above named T.. r. was.
on the day when above Acknowledgement was
made, Justice OF Peace for the aforementioned
county, subscribe my name. and atfix the coun
~ Cor notarias) seal this = day Of IS
G.. H.
Clerk Of County Court,
(or Notary Public"
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
O. The Printers authorised to publish the
Laws OF the United States are requested to in
cert the above three times.
To RENT OR LEASE,
yANWO or three NEW TENEMENTS with
Il Garden Ground inclosed, on MARION Hill,
one mile below Richmond.--apply to
NEIL MCOULL.
TO BRICK LAYERS AND MAKERS.
AWAITED good Brick-layer, to build the
Wv Academy, now begun on Marion Hill
the work is to be neat, and to be done directly.
The Undertaken can be furnished with three
.ros9ek hands, and some attendance
ALSO WANTED, one nRlgOn Of bricks made,
(some this fall, and the balance next spring.
another million will be wanted next summer
Apply to
NEIL MCoULL.
August so. eff
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A PRIZE OF 5000 Dollars.

No. 81 ,992, the first dra,on Ticket ofths
lOth days draining in the .NA,SO.NIC
HILL LOTTERY, pas sold at
the Lottery Office ofthe Sub
scriber, aChich is the
Seventh Capital Prize,
TINT MS BEEN SOLD By MN JyTTY.
LNTHE LAST TbYo YE.3R.S.
The following Prizes are now in the wheel.
-VIZ
prize Of S 10000
10000
10000
5000
10 1000
A few TICKETS and Shares warranto,4
undrawn, can be had if immediate ami.
cation be made at ~PPi'~
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Lottery g Exchange 0sTc-
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Commissioner of the General Land Office.
q The Printers authorised to publish the
Laws OF the United States are requested to in
sert the above three times
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24
THE ALLIED MONARCHS AND THE
~, .'rs RIGHTS OF MAN.

kiGl1 OF MAN. s
The. Belfast Recorder contrasts the royal
European coalition with the rights cf man !;
aud justIy regrets the deposition Of Napoleon,
on bsholding the tyranny established on his
overthrow. I" The chasm he has left behind
hin appears greater and greater every dsy---
ais ssuecsssors have only mayni6cd the char
xetsr Of Napoleon, and Europe as we'll as
france are now beginning 10 express their
sorrow" at his downfall.
Though ruling by his will, his policy was
SoTnprehsnaivo and often just He com.
fhahded the divine practice of religious free
dom. He msde every man eligible to station,
10 honor, and to cmoumcnt he gave to all
an equal chance Of rising 10 the country Of
thcig birlh.--He permi,tsd no insolent nor
uudulious ascendency.
"Napolsou, thoogh crowned by the pope,
though u catholic by profession and by prec-
tice, gave nnimifed tolcration TO tho protes.
sant, presby anabap,is,, socinan, meth
ocist, Jumper, Jew, and deist. Napoleon sit
tng on his chrome, knew no mans religion!
he estima lated the soldier by his courage, the
stntcman byhis wisdom, the lawyer by his
learning, and tho citizen by his integrity"
No other Eurcpcen king has done 20 much
Cor religious liberty.
Even ireland has hccn for ten years Pc
,itioning Tor the extcntiou OF this blessing TO
her distracted and divided children. Ireland
has pciitioned 10 vain yet the tribunal 10
which she appeals, pre,ends to the character
otthc most liberal and enlightened in Europe!
The prosecutors OF the hrofesanfs would
have been ex,inguished by Napoleon; the
same fanatics are encouraged by tho protcs.
tarv cabinet Of England. Ferdinand il the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24

Sisod ~ hs 'io,.s,$S ~, Of" ~ -. .os;s
sovs slnssIH b. be<n sltpos, az ssssneIy rooted;
and whers|h 81 tequirsa The most sacred
sense cf rig6tyfhd duty. on the par, OF repub.
iIcAnS y sesistths pressure. Is no credit
de-, lor being fem srd decided Of purpose
uadcr sSeh s,s,e * lhingsl Are republicans,
essss bone and grislle sufficient to bear up
under such complicated ills, 10 be denounced
10 sAs geaesal censure Of ,hs county in which
she1 reside In Ohio, or Virgins, Kentucky,
OF PennsyIvaniA, il does not require the same
hardihood cf character, 10 be republican.
loxuaa,eiy for our country, society Is there
% orgsnized, that the republicans occupy the
@vsni5gc ground. Bot let me ask, who Cab.
slractcd from other considerations, but the
ssc,ion in which be liyes) deserves tho most
Z fspplause, the republicans Of Chiiicothe or oi
) l,ston The one associsting 10 feeling and
N, principle, with those who give the form
and fashion 70 society, the other prescribed
ard pcrscruted Who deserves the most
applause for being the champion Of liberty;
e0arDot, tho republican OF France who has
ssksas on the eyen frnor Of HE Svoy," amidst
The wreck Of thrones, and the ruins of king
dosns who ssas withstood the tcrrors Of Ro-
\. .Bsspierre, and Of the Bourbons as we'll as
l0oes ne deserve the most credit or shall 1t
be given 70 the Scipios and the Bruu Of the
middle age Of Rome, when every thing around
them was republican, end society organized
tomcet their principles and their purposes
Lct the republicans OF other States make the
application to the situation Of New Eogland
pplilics.
" I have now done win this subject. trust
Il k~ -
on the ocession. No one feels greater pride
at Tho patriotic conduct Of the southern, ives.
tern and middle States, than myself. No one
Views with more disgust, he atrociiy OF the
Caleb Strong faction Of New-Engand an
a,rociiy, which was founded upon the mean.
est qualities OF our nature without one lofty
aspiration 10 elnbellish its crimes. An afro
-ciiy which displayed all the low cunning ,hc
bigolted views the monkish mslignry OF the
nee of Cromwell without one particle OF tho
gallant spirit which characterized, that period.
Lot while the republicans Of other sections
of The union view correctly tho conduct Of
,his party, may they never cease TO appreciate
those friends 10 their country, who from local
situation have endured its greatest rage. They
will feel generous ardor in encouraging tho
republicans OF Ncw-Engiand In the holy work
OF regeneration. They will afford oil tho
tone and coun,enancc Of tho public sentimcn,
ia other places while faction 10 attacked in
isslssi and proudrN fortress. when the
time shall at length arrive, as soon It must,
sliA, the anti-national principles which have
disgraced New-EnsIand shall be subycr,ed
uy her owh. rcpubscsn pariy--,ho triumph
will be hailed, as forming an era suspicious
10 New .Eoglsnd to our social institutions;
snd 10 our country.
n A PENNSYLVANIA YANKEE. ~
northumberland Counfy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24

/" Al thess expe dien,s, ne thinks, me idle 10
the exusmc. The French can only be ccn-
tented either with republican, form Of gov
eminent, which would cell forth al The intel
iect and spirit OF France, and give TO each a
s,sgc to act on, or splendid despotism like
Nspoleon's, which dazzles, astonishes, and
bumilistcs its enemies"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24
20, Il. d. 1915.
RlCHELlEU,
METTERNICH,
WESSENBCRG.
Later from France.

LGfer /f0M france.
BY the Tom Hazard, Southeriand, or. at
". York from Naniz, we learn, that on tho
4th Dec. u was reported there, that four
Ftcnch Generals went to Ney's prison, under
prclence Of having an order from the King
FOR the release Of Ney. The Governor oil tho
prison detained these gentlemen until he
rent to the King, and iouDd the order to be
forgery, and the four Generals were imr rison-
ed. The King ordered Fifty thousand trooqs
into the city Of Paris, in consequence ian
spprehended commoticn.
Accounts from Nan,z, Nov. ls, state, that
cotton was in great de- msnd, in consequence
OF sn expectation that heavy duty would he
immme d's,sly laid on that article.
The French General ClAvsrL, is now
in Nev-fOrk. lie came passenger in tho
ship Medors, lately arrived from Rochelle.
We are Indebted 10 The owners Of the ship
O,hello, which ar, ived ycs,ci day, for the pain.
ful facts contsiue,l IN tho subsequen, letter.
Consulate ofshe Cnised Stares,
Gi5raHsr, 2sfh .'cv 1915.
The brig Commerce, Captain Riley, of
New-vo,k, was wrecked on Cape Baisdos,
on or .bou, the 10th Of Ocioher last, on her
passage from this place 20 the Cope de Verbs,
vessef and cargo totally lost. Captain Riley
cod his crew were made slaves by the Moors.
The Captain and four men were brought
within iour days journey Of Morgsdore, and
the remainder Of the c'ew were marched into
the interior. The necessary measures wero
making Al Mogsdorc FOR their ransom.
Terms, sco dollars, and tvo double bArrei
musks,s for the 6vc."
The above is On extract ofs letter frcm
the United States Ageot ss Moeado TO Mt
Simpson, our Consul O, Tsnciers. Mr..
SImpson has taken means to efFcc, the ran
som OF the i've persons detained near M,g--
.lo'c. For the Crnsul, w. D. JACKSON
Niee.SoasuL 10
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Foreign ~ efps.
BOSTON, JAxuARr ~, 1916.


Treaty 6efwsen France and As .dHiss.--
The degrading Treay concluded by Louis
XVIII. with the Allies, will be found in this
paper.--l5o,ooo allied troops remain quarter.
ed upon France. Ii is said that Gen. Dronef
is TO be tried Immediately after Marshal Nfy,
and that Coout do Lavalc,te has appealed
against the decree OF the Paris court Of as
sizes, which condemned him to capital pom
ishneot. Gen. Legardc has been assassina-
ted. The nerciful and magnanimous allies
spphar determined to hunt down and annihi.
late every ~high-mind,d man IN France
while Louis, like a hateful iaeL6us, bes,rides
the body polite, and palsies every great anu
generous emotion.
TREATY of Peace between France and
Tie .diied Porvers, concluded Gs Paris, No.
peMber 20, 1915.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
Doctor Darrah,
SURGEON DENTIST,

Respectfully informs the Ladies and
Gentlemen OF Alexandra, that he has
taken room in Mr. tSlteather's house
in King-street, where he will be happy
to wait on them in the line of bis pro
.iession. He inserts the best of Enamel
Teeth from one TO a whole sett, on the
NEST improved plan. WITHOUT pain in the
cleans and nlends Teeth
with Silver or Gold, to be as sound and
as useful as ever they .were--he extracts
Teeth, Roots and Stumps without inju,
Try TO the gums.
He has the best of Tooth Powder fo,
keeping the teeth and gums agreeable.
Maya II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
Port of Alexandra.

Arrived ship Ocean. Fowle, frcsn Vi
verpool dry goods, &c. for merchants
in the district.
Sch Morning Star, Page, Hayre de
Grace.
Arrived, schooner Essex, Capt. Fslch
OF Newburyport, from St DOMINGO
cargo mahegany--to peyton AID Dun.
|das--and vessel to Dodge aud ketteil.
Left there, brig jsrert, Garland. for
Newly FORK. in thyee days; sch'r Coles
ter, Plunket, New-Orieans, IA days
brig CALYPSO, Faherty. Baltimore, un,
certain brig Jane, Purinston, uncer.
|tain; schooner Peggy, Yarina, neWou-
sport, uncertain; big Leander, Calc-
well, uncertain,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
April 18th, 9 Sail Of Carthagena pri.

April 18th, 9 Sail Of carthagena pri
yateers passed the harbour of ,Demiff'
70, bound to windward sit was report
ed there was 9 sail more about SO mile
toleeward, which report was generally
believed. The city was in great confu,
sion on the account
The sch'r Essex was bearded by an
armed schooner, under Spanish colours,
IN the lat. so IA N. long. 70 So " 9
had man put on board by the officers OF
the schooner, against the consent OF Capt.
Falsh, and was ordered to take to Anne
RIGA, he is supposed to be a Portuguese,
and is quite inilrm.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
f.m;,ies q ps~der and dust: an these

f.n;l;es @ DSwder and dust: al these
beo;n to be borne with an ASTONISHING
ansthy. which time and usewill increase
10 that the next generation will be full
prepared to lie down to be loaded like
tthe Camel. The knowing ones are moi
of this feature in human ma
ture, nor will they lose the advantage
they have gained. Ever hereafter I'M
der one pretext or another, will they lay
on taxes to the Full extent of the nations
ability. It will increase their power;
it viii fiji their pockets; nditwill keep
the people as humble as is the strong
ass that croucheth down under his bur-
dens.-ibid.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13

|long On the opposite side. Iae perloe
(af their revolution, according I'd Da Ha
ael. is twenty seven days ortheinabouts
,ome of them have returned again and a
gain-others, however, do not presen
themselves a second time, but melt a
way, or are dissipated while theyare go
ling round on the opposite hemisphere
De la Lande calculates the period OF tit
suns revolution on his own axis, to OF
/ 5 days and l0hours.
II, Spots which have been seen from
remote regions of the earth, have beer
Preferred to the same point of the suns
|disk.
From these facts it may fairly be In
|serred that solar spots are Opaque mas
!ses impenetrable by the suns rays
Their position Between the sun and u
|withholds a portion ofbis light ; and du
|ring their continuance the earth receives
ia diminished share of its radiance. His
elimination of solar influence must have
as effect upon our pianent and its at
lnosphere, rendering them both cooler
than they otherwise would have been,
Our spring has been exceedingly back
ward aud chilly; and is nearly six weeks
less forward than commnn. Mir. Mltsh,
ell has shown, BY several collections OF
facts, from year to year, the senslbls
operation that the vast masses OF ice
working to the sonthward, in the Allan
tic ocean from Greenland. as far as the
latitude OF As, have upon the atmosphere
and temper ature of the nort.l eastern
section of America. This very spring of
1916, a that gentleman observed, brings
further confirmation Of the doctrine,
hat the eh;Iiness Of April, Nay and
Juue may be owing, in great degree, to
TIE pres nee of such Extensive fields and
islands Of ice in the Newfoundland sta
ton. Wenow endure that double opera
ton ofsolar spots and Greenland cold
Spots in the sun were observed in the
year 1911, by Fib icinsin East F.iesland
Scheiner at Ingoldstadt in Germany, ahd
Calico in Italy. 'fheyhave since been
vegy diligently watched and described
by later astronomers. Those which OBJ
scured the disk of the sun in 1896, were
carefully watched by the Rev. David
Wiley OF Georgetown Cd. CO. and their
descriptions recorded in the l0,h wi,
Of the New-York Medical Repository, =
so, and seq.
,Fhe method of observing them in Tie
best manner, has been stated by Weld
Ter, in his Helia scapia emandata ct
Illustrate, to which the curious are re-
terred.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
BosroN, May Z
LATEST From ENGLAND.

LATEST FGoM ENGLAND.
BY capt. Foster, fram Liverpool. w
lbave been favored WITH the papers of tia
lefty to Amii 4 and London 10 April 2.
Rear admiral sir Pult1ey Malcolm i
lapDeiated TO succeed SIR Cerrse Cock
burn. IN the command a: st. Helena.
J. David. on, Esq is appointed Br
Consul at n Orleans:
In eba in the court of common
lcoanci'. London, MARCIA %. MIR. Waith
man ard Mr.. Dixon were ABOUT to dec'd
IA question By physical strength whici
they could not b. NOR lIargument.
4 dispute exists between the Brifis'
and Mahrattas, in the East-indies, which
lit is feared will end in war.
The great expedition against the Al
|gernes was still preparing.
The wine merchants in London pet
toned for reduction Of the duty o,
wines /; tut met civil refusal.
The late king Of Sweden is proceedin!
under a white fac, to visit the Holy Land
III Jan. last the French consul at Iri
lpoi was on the point of obtaining th'
lrelease of some Genoese made prisoner
under the white flag, but the consul of I
foreign power prevented it.
A prosecution. said to be ordered il
France against the Duke of Gaeta ant
Ieount Mollin, tor selling the Rents Of tn,
jsinkiug FFund under Bonaparte. MIR
Older is imprisoned in paris.
| In the claim of heirs by the two wives
l6f the duke Of Montebelio. the kings ad
vocate has insinuated adultery agains
1.-THE first wife.
/ 70 converts have been established il
the Duchy Of Tuscany.
Tie ope has appointed 90 cardinals
( The Portuguese government refuses t
permit the re-establishment Of the Jesu
lists ia its dominions.
Frederick Augustus, duke of Nassau
has deceased recently.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
LEMONS
Lindsay & Hill

Haze INST recgived and for sale.
1900 lbs. best green coffee
100 boxes fresh Sicily Lemons
Newt Orleans and S est.lndla sugars
~ the hid. and baae.
Irica, Turks-Island, ground alum
lisbon. Bonavista, and Liverpool blown
ait by the quantity. and
Flour selected for family use, corn,Sc
May 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
Charles { 'ounty Court,
.March Term, 1915.

On application to the Judges of Charles
County Court, by petition in writing Of
VIM. Dent Harrison, of Charles County,
for the benefit of the act Of assembly for
the relief OF sundry insoivent. debtors,
passed at November session one thou
sand eight hundred and five, and the Sc
veral supplements thereto, on the terms
mentioned therein, schedule of his pro-
perty, and list of his creditors, on oaths
las far as he cal, ascertain them accompa-
nyins his petition and the court being
satisfied By competent testimony that the
said William Dent Harrison has resided
two years immediately preceding the
tins of his application, in the state OF
MARYLAND, and that the said William
DEBT Harrison is in custody for debt on
|ly, and for no other cause-lt is there.
upon ordered and adjudged that the SAID
William Dent Harrison be discharged
|fFem custody, and that by causing CO,
py Of this order to be inserted ia some
one OF the newspapers edited in the dis
|trict OF Columbia. once a week fer two
months before the third Monday in Au-.
|gust next, give notice to his creditors to
appear before The said courtat the court
|house in Charlestown, on the said third
Monday in August next, for the purpose
|of recommending trustee'fw their be-
fneft, & to shew cause if any they have,
why the said William Dent Harrison
should not have the benefit of the act OF
assembly aforesaid and the several cup
PIGMENTS thereto as prayed.
Test, JOHN BARNES, Cierk.
! april 1s is"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
Public Sale.

On Tuesday rext the 14tll Instant, vii
be sold, at the veadue Store, On q
credit Of 60 days
IA cases Chateaux Margeaux clare'
WINE.
10 ditto Teneriffe ditto
Is ditto Port ditto--in cases Of
6 dozen each.
8 P. G. Marsteller.
Moy 40
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
For Sale or Hire,

A blacksmith, who has commanded 8
forge for s or 6 years. He is a young
man of great bodily strength. and good
I will not sell him OFT Of
the state OF Maryland. Persons willing
to pprchase or hire will apply to
Frederick d. stone,
Port Tobacco, Maryland
Nav 3 eo6Wi
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
/. orty Dollars Reward


Ran nssay from the subscriber some
ti1de in the middle of January last, ne
gro girl naned Mario, about IL or Is
geafs old, din visase, rather yellow
complection, has a very noted mark on
one OF Fer arms said TO be natural
mark from her birth, rather lighter than
Aer Completion, speaks very quick when
spoken TO-. It is expected that she is in
the town Of Alexandria uits vicinity, as
she was purchased ola Nh. Chernault,
snd has mother living in that place
Tie above, reward will be given tor Sc
curing her in some jail or delivering her
to me at Eli Legg's tavern in Alexan-
I''' George Farley.
RI
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
Ran away,
On the list Of May inst. between Alexan'
drla and Georgs town,

rs afld ana OeOIEs low u, = .
A Bright Mulatto, naried Isaac, a..
/! "a bout twenty -one years OF age
when from home generally calls himself
Isaac sager, and passes for white man,
tIe has blue eyes, light HAIR, 7a-.mole on
bis left eye lid, his LEFT arm has been
lbroke perhaps may be disciuefed vet.
lie is an excellent distiler, waggoner,
land good farmer, aid speaks the Ger
man Language took with him bay
mare, nine or.ten years old. IS hands &
AN inch high, the left hind foot white, and
a sotch in her right ear. He also took
with him about two hundred dollars in
money.
Any person or persons taking up said
slave Isaac, and cOhfniDg him SO that I
get him, shall receive Fifty D liars Re-
ward, and il brought home all reasonable
charges viii beFald, by applying to
James -aLien, or
Christian ytiitier,. -
Living in Woodstock, Shenandoah
County, Virginia.
May II s9st. /
NOTICE
TO the StOckkoiders. of the Columbian
Insurance Company Of .aIerandria.
A dividend OF one dollar, and thirty
cents per share has this day been decla-
red from the profits Of the last 6 months,
and is payable at the office Of the COM
parry on or alter the 18th instant. X
VIM. Wilson, See'y.
Columbian Insurance Office,
Alexandria, May Ia
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
BOSTON
Glass Mandatory.


JIMMIE proprietors Of the BOSTON
4 6 CHELMSFORD GLASS Ma.
INUFACTORlEs, inform, the public
that their Mandatory which was de-
Istruyed By the hurricane IN Septem-
|ber Lass, is rebuilt 18th many improve
lments and is now in full operation, and
having on hand supply OF the best ma
terisis, are enabled to manufacture crown
and cylinder windaw Glass of the very
first quality both for strength and bril-
|liancy, and flint glass ware equal if not
superior 20 that imported rom England.
Orders for Window Glass of either
kind from 6 By to 90 by 80, or flint
glass ware including apothecariss shop
Furniture, directed 10
LAWRAsoN &. FoWLE,
Alexandria,
CHARLES F. KUFFER,
1t tine Glass Mandatory, or to
E. A. PEARSON,
At Their. Warehouse, No. lS,
Marlborough street, Boston,
will meet with due attention and dis.
patch. s.
March SO law8w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
The Subscribers
Wanted to Purchase.

Stock of the Chartered Banks in this
town. Apply at the office of the, Column
bian Insurance Company-between the
hours of II and 2 o'clock.
Nav 9
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PUgLIC Sale.

On Wednesday the 2sth Of May, if fair
if not, the iirst fair day, viii be sold or
the premises,
Ny Rope Walk and Stock on hand
consisting Of Tar'd Yarn White Yarn
and Tar.
sEathaniel IT, Heath.
~ Terms liberal, and made known
at the place Of sale.
p. G. Marsteller.
May Is Is