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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-24
FROM HAYTI.

SHARLESToN, + b. IS.
BY the arrival OF the schooner WeazI !,
Capt. Hill, Is days from Cape Nicho!a
Mrls, we have been favolei wi Ii several
pamphlets aid papers from II .yti Their
contents are by no means intesc sting "a
our readers, being entirely engross ID with
proclaEiations ana u aofestoes Of the King
OF Hayti to his fiisiIful suhjects.-rhe
Royal Gazctte ofIiayti, of january the 4,h,
is the latest paper.
On the 1st January, the anniversary of
the Independence of Hayti, and of the CO.
ronation of King Henry, was celebrated,
After this ceremony, (Which was accom-
panied by discharges of artillery, SSc. &c }
his Royal Hghness retired to tie palace Of
his father, together with the Queen, Prince
Royal, Princesses. grand Digmtarics, and
all the paraph-inaiia OF ROY atty
The Proclamation of the King, and the
Addresses Of the Dgnitaries. arc extreme
iy well wr;tren-but so full calculation and
r.rfrr1laic matter, tn t the American reader
would not peruse them with any interest.
The Ed tor of the Gpzette Royalc de
Havti. in his paper of the Attn ,uuary,
makes some Z" Reflections" upcn Petion's
conduct. particularly his conn vance with
Louis XVIII. He says:
manner Pet!nn HIS celebrated the arniver-
sary our iadehfnience in Pore -au- Prince
he who had ahea@y sacrif el it, and
whose repugnance to the thing itself, was
so great, that he could not take upon him
self TO pronounce the name, or to put 1t in
his writings; but as This hypocritc turns At
every wind (chante solvent Ia palmodie)
according TO circumstances, it is probable
that he has celebrated it with great ponp,
to conceal his criminal intentions, and dis
s'pate, If possible, the rcmen brancc of h
intrigues with Dauxon Law ys>e"
Captain H II, just fore he left Cape
Nichola Mole, says that report was in
circulation, that war had been declared or
was likely to commence, 6et7veen England
and Stain.
~ The American chara ter was held
in the greatest contempt in this new Mo
narchv.-A gentleman who arrived at
Cape Nichola Mole in distress. with his
vessel and cargo, delivered his papers to
the government, but was refused aey as
sistance whatever. There were many acts
OF violence and injustice committed on Sc
veral Americans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-24
VESSELS DRAWING
greet wa,er ANA nct exs-e,linr oi Ga

On condition, however, that the river
sha in any season admit vessels drawing
thirteen Feet water from Warwiek to
Copeland's Wharf, and twelve Feet from
thence TO Young's Upper Wharf. As
soon as tie bar ut Warwick is removed.
the company mty receive half tolls.
Alter CERTAIN period, the nett profits
are not to exceed Is per cent.-,he Sur
plus to go towards removing the obstruc-
tons from Warwick to Hampton.
contemplated capital be found insufficient,
It may De enlarged by al ing SIS on each
share.
Vessels drawing less than 9 fee, to navi-
gate the river free from toll
We will venture to assert, th4t of
all the enterprises now struck out for the
''encfit of this City. none is better calcu-
lated 10 promote IT, than the one uadcr
consideration of capital will we not
encourage it
G7"sThe birth day Of Washington was
celebrated III this CITY. by the Uniform,
Companies, who paraied on the Seuar-.
and dined at the Bill. The II. of ID. rose
TO do 1T homage-fnd every heart melted
with the recollection of his services.
We are authorised to state that Colonel d.,
VIII Campbell (of ALingion) late Of the Army
u the United states, is Candidate for the
Senate IN the District composed OF the cnun-
ties OF w ashngtOn, Lee Russell, Scott i;rayson
Wythe, farewell, Gie, Montgomery, Mason.
Cabell, kanawha, 6reenbrier, Monroe, & Iote
tourt-the Election TO take place in April next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-24

The Cap'tal Stick, % DC 100000 d.
visible into ? 900 shares, 5 so each. AS
soon rs 1909 shares have been taken, the
Subscribers may proceed to organize the
cor,p7ny.--On each share. one dollar 70
be paid at the time Of subscription the
balance to b: Gales for by the Dire tors
h''o'if"d, that each call be only for S.,
and that there be 60 days between the
calls. The u ~ tors may receive at
Warwiok, or any other place on the river
they may appoint, for vessris D ,ssing thro'
the river, to'is, gr dua,cd ia the following
'nanrey:
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fNIGArE UNITED aTATEs.


>
fRIGArE UNITED STATES,
Gibraltar, Dee. Is, 1915.
Our arrival st evening has gwen me
an opportunity Of writing MIR. VAIN, who
came passe ger with US from Port Nlthon
and gong from hence 10 Cadiz, has obi
gihgly ole 90 10 convey this to America
We were bound into Carthag ma, and
having experienced very boisteJous wea
Their, and head winds. were Obliged to put
into this port, but shall not remain any
length OF time, merely for the purpose Of
sending dispatches from this TO govern
ment. The puiport OF our business az
Carthagena, was 20 ascertain, seriously,
the Cause of the retention Of the Accrue
brig, captured by one Of Commodore De-
catur's sVisdrm. which Commodore Shaw
Intends ~ investigate thoroughly, as tia re-
tention On tn- pam ~ the SpanarIs, ap-
pears 20 be mere frivolous on. either as
TO the rights of war. or OF nations It seems
tliatSpan has some comnleiut towards Al
glers, but certainty, that should not indu {
them TO retain this vessel, as II may result
in my opinion, towards 50 nething very Sc
rious---i should Ike much that our govern
mcpt would declare war against Spain, rs
that nation docs not appear to De IN a
friendly st tie with Us at present. In the
FIRST instance, their objections az Algssi-
ras ; on the arrival Of our store ships, the
Commodore having thought it expedient
to make depot there, Of our naval up
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WAsHIwGrou, Feb. u.

w ASKING ON, eO. u.
Major General Brown and his Lady,
Colonel Gardner. and Colonel ] nkins,
arrived yesterday on visit 70 this city.
The Governor of the State of North
Carolina, (Willam Miller, Esq is among
the strangers at present on a visit to the
seat ofgovernme
On the 9th inst arrived in this CITY. Col
Return J. Meigs, the Agent OF the United
states IN the Cherokee ration, with de-
putation from the nation, Consisting of Co
!onel Lowry, Major Uaiker, Major Ridce,
Captain Jayior, Adjdtant Ross, AMI Gun
He-See. These lndians are men Of cult
vated understandings, were nearly all Of
ficers OF the Cherokee fo,ces which served
under General Jackson during the late
war, and have distinguished themselves as
wen by their bravery as by their attach
nent to the United States. We shoutc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-24
LvTERNaL IMPRoYEMEMr.

q bill passed the Legislature on the 22d.
n-t.tor deepening the channel of the James
river, and removing the distractions from
Warwick, to the wnarves at Rockets. -
The books are 10 be opened on the Grs,
Monday in July, under the direction OF the
following Citizens:
WIN. Mayo. Alex. Fulton,
Robert Pollard, archibald Pleasantg,
Andrew Stevenson, Geo. Pickett sen'r
hos Rutherford, WIN. Marshall,
Jacquelip q. Hal.yie, Carter T. Page,
Robert Gamble, 1'homss Richie,
Won. Seldcn, WIN. War.liaw-Or,
John Adams, ro"jsrily Of thcm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-24
CAUTION.

HAVING just claim ssaif.st Tie ., tate Of yym.
z Spears deceased, eoosd, rahiV n,,ae tI.sn my
bond gwen 20 the executor oftIsf es.ate--I Their
tore. motif, the public not 80 receive ~ paynent or
tcwle ioc dot hond.
his noIhe"t On IS given, in consequence Of tie
ectns executor refusing t. settle mr. arld,rafe NV
cafn THC5 FOWLER.
tuo5Tlrwl F,b-uDrgtl o6 2aw8ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-24
JOHN nOWIETT.
Ches.crfe ID, yeb. %.

,eS.cr"e'' Seb' -. 96-eptds
Ht.e ahove raet Of land is not sold privstc.
" y. fore the 18Th daN Of March, il will ON hat dsv
be offered At public sal to the highest bidder. be.n
me door oithe Columbian Hotel, in the town ar
"anshesler--l crn's, one-tIii,d cash, one-tl,iyd
N months, and The balance in IS months ,he
purchaser g'vmg bo.d With spPrnv 5. cuify and
decd Of trust the land TO secure the Two las, ro
ments. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-24

PEO['OS.ILy,
Az I'LL be reefiyd until the frst s'ay n Msrcb
next, " The Executive, for Furnishing Ra +
ons 20 The prisoners 70 The cnitentiary, and io FIR
nish tatioas 60 the Public Guard in the civ of
Nchmone. These desros to- enter i,.s-, e.,,s,.. =,
Tor the above purposes, will state specifically the
priee OF the Ration for each.
NM. ROBERTSON, g. e.
Conncil- Chatnbcr, Feb %, 1916, o. VI
PROPOSALS
SETILL be received unit The 20tl, iav N Mafrt
w nest, ior the delivery Of 500 900 BRICKS.
Zone lnUIth Ssin,on,) II the q. States arsenal on
Jsrccs isver-'i0od elry cnn be ub;sined on the
pnnhc and- Persons wishing - contract, ~i dmftt
w. &. BEARD,
9rcntofMe q. Shites'
OrdHnce departments
fcN. 20 gG t20N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-24

CT No I'll from " ashingtln, or New-York
last night.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-24
NO7TcE.

3 AN very DESTROYS to sell valuable plantation
Tying on the Manchester Turnpike road sbou, 3
miles from the Town Of ". nchester. coatan;pry ~
late survey 800 acres Upon this tract there a, :,
Two very convenient and highly improved settle
'hents' u very line apple and peach orchard, aad
one OF the best springs TO be folnd below the R;cs
one hall OF the above tract OF land is in yoo,,s .
Which contain quantity ofvaiuable timber. A fur.
tier description OF Ills property is dcctaes tnIIeoes-
ssry, ~ It IS presumed those inclined to purchase
wan his' vie" The premises, which will be sbewn.
on application, by the subscriber who resayes vc,,
contguo thereto. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-24

Aft IN W
RX Joseph Terry. o Hahfsx County. an
= y estray rsi aid Whit iThR De rt iel,.rs ~ b.
hriui',d, suprosed 10 lt ei,in ~ uine ysss lf Il
with crop 20 Nc d Il tei iu ~ rtei. car y,
hole tesi. pd'l e5d aruras,dt " fsestdoiiais.
- Ccfss--ftsu
sAMC II. 0iLtfaYs. nj M.
Jearusry g. of-..es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-24

Ertrdct from a letter, 7Oyitfcn By al Off
Ger on 6ourd Mc Frigafc Unitcd ytafes,
foa geHfieDtunm PhidudeLlhia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-24

4 Young Man who wttes a good land
anl snen acquainted Aih, t.yi, ard nc csa.,s nav
b. spplyun tlie E,hfor.
fe;lrue~y 2i. cfzc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-24

The H. OLD. Yesterday adopted the bill, Whose
provisions were fully stated in last, to suspend
executions, &c. upon certain conditions, &c until
tlie 18th otijecember next A warm argument
took place and the bill passed the House by ,najo-
rity OF about ony-l is now before the Senate for
their eoncurrcnce.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-10
Boston, Sept. Q
FROM THE EAST INDIES.

Accounts are received at this place di-
rect from India, as late as April 4: they
state that Admiral Bile bad arrived al
Madras, and after a few days stay, had
emba ked for the Danish settlement;
Iii India, of which the AID. had beens ap.
pointed Sow: that proclamatioa had
been issueda at the |. of France whereby i
was ordered {. that all commanders O
vessels entering Pt. Louis, submit then
Journals to the inspection Of a pubic obi
Ger OF government appointed for the pai,
pose, who will make any extracts tron
them witch he may deemu useful for ep
ereasing cur knowledge of the coast Q
siadagascar and Africa, and the intrieat
navigation OF the Archipelago on th
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-10

North Eastern part Of Madaggascer--arld
generally, to obtain all such knowledge
AS NAV tend to improve and facilitate the
ma yigation Of vessels trading to9he MAJ
|yitias: IT IS also provided that al com
manders Of vessels shall be allowed free
access to the office whare Charts ano
Copies of Journals are lodged, in ordel
leo benefit from any information they may
contain. al the accounts from India
speak Of the ineyitability of anothe'
war in that country and that on the
part Of the English. the greatest pre-
Iparatious were In train to meet i
with decision and energy the las
dates from Calcutta aIilein, that the
Raish Of Napaul, had finally sent his am
bassadoss to sue for peace, offering tn
complete ratificatioa of the treaty which
|he had formerly rejected. but it is sail
this taray occasion had been cejec ed, ana
though the Rajah should finally consep
to pay for heating the poker, war wa'
|stilI expected to take place, iGas;nuch a
lit was deemed in secure to trusta Prince
who had proved himself treaeherous ant
Ifaithlsss.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-10
Robert Gray,
Bookseller and Stafioner,

OPPOSITE THE WASHING TON TAVERN.
Has lately received for sale the foilowin.
BOOKS:
| Mason's Plea for Sacramento Commu
jnion on Catholic Principles.
New Military Discipline for the fell
leyerclse and n.anguvres IF the infantry
Inf the United States. comniled and adapt
led TO the organization Of the army of tn.
United States, agreeably to resolve o.
congress, dated December 1914.
Pocket Bibles in elegant and plair
binding.
Smith and Little's, and Adgate's mu
sic books.
Dividson's Philadelphia Latin Gram
mar.
Murray's Grammar, Key, Exercise, In
Reader and Sequel.
SCOTS Lessons, Sanford ! Morton.
Rudimaa's Rudimen1S Of the Latin
tongue.
Bunyan's Holy War, Goldsmith's
Rome, Death of Abel. Waverly, Min
gal, Lewis and Clark's travels to the Pa.
cific ocean. American Star, Hervey's Me
citations, Bells Dissections, Jess As.
aistant, HUnter'ssacred Biography. Jack
sons bookkeeping, Practical Education,
faYlor's sermons, Life of Feneon, TIE
Tenacious, Moore's Anacreon, Curse of
Kehama, fhaaba or the destroyer, life
of Cook the tragedan, salmagundi, rs
pinellas letters, toote's works. beauties
OF the botanic garden, the year, poem:
Pleasures and Pains of Memory, pope's
works, memoirs of Henry Kirk White.
Broad Grins, Lord of the Isles. Tourists
Guide, pleasures of hope, Gertrude 5fWy.
oming, Dunlap;s plays, RambIer's maya
zine, Homer burlesqued, DIR. IsFael's Ro-
nance, Enchanted Plants, fables Of Flo
ra, castle Rackrent, Rival Princes, Cut
ter, Founding of Belgrade, don Raphael.
castle Of 0tranto, Village Pastor, Self
controui, looking-glass Tor the mind, Min
strel, Baxster's call, triumphs CT temper,
Young's night thoughts, New York pre-
|C'to43 Snlcb0at vi hdtuies choiSC S''-
blems, chiid's magazine, child's cabinet,
Snowden's America, Weem's lite Of
Washington, Doddridge's family exposi-
tor, Russeli's Modern Europe, Gibbons
Roman Empire, elegantly bound in cali
and gilt.
ON HAND,
Spelling books, testaments, slates, pen
ellis, waters, quilts, sealing wax, writing
paper, paint boxes, hair pencils, German
flutes, ciarionets, vioins, yiohn strings,
bows and bridges, &c.
ALSO,
A large stock of miscellaneous books
which he will sell at retail prices tor IN.
chartered country bank notes, at par.
Sept 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-10
Lana for Sale.

A TRACT or parcel of LAND, con-
"A tanning between two and three hum
dred acres, on the north side Of Deco
quan, in Fairfax county, about 5 miles
west of Occoguan mills--it is well va
tered with never failing springs, It is a.
SO well timbered, and the great qpantl~
ty of froo timber Oh it renders It the
more valuable to any person in The coop-'
ering line. This land is of the middle
soil, and produces corn, wheat, or any
other grain toiefab!e wels--thcre rs about
loo acres cleared and under good cree.
The improvements are log dwelling
house and other out-bouses, and COED
apple orchard of about so trees. Any
person inclining TO purchase can vie"
Iihe premises and know ,he terms by APP
IpIying to the subscriber who lives near
1.-The premises, or Henry S. HALEY, iuns
lat Occoquan mills, or John II. HALEY,
near Fairfax coIrt house.
| Thomas Gosson.
onr;J ie 6mt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-10
FOR SA E,
Valuable Property.

"A
a TRACT Of land in Fairfax county
situate one and an half miles from Deco;
Iquaa, and twelve from Alexandria, con !.
flaming 1000 acras--s00 of which are heae
lily timbered.
There are on this property, a coniforta9
lble dwelling house, kitchen, granary;
Istablisg for fourteen horses, and several
mall houses for negroes; an apple orchard
II full bearing, and lwo spriigs of excel,
ilent water very convenient to the build
Iings.
The soil is naturally good and very s;is-
Iceptible of Improvement by the cleTer and
laister sytem. This taad is known to
yield between ee & S0cords of wood per
lacre, exclusive of timber & ready sale for
Iai woed tia can be cartcd to the beachs
To parsons wishing to embark 10 the
Timber Business, this would be an adyan-
itageous<purchase.
The subscriber will sell with this pro-
Iperty two excellent wagons and teams,
Together with all the necessary utensils
TOR farming and conveying timber.
The subscriber will also sell one sixth
part Of the following undivided property,
Wiz.
A tract of land Wing on the south side
lot Four Mile Creek, kHowp by the name
|of the pfeston tract, situate one and half
|niIes from Alexandria, ard four from
Washington and GeOrg This tract
|contains 1850 acres. HE public roads
passing between the above mentioned ci-
ties, together with many local advantages
render this property particularly desira-
|Sle.
Also, 400 building lots in Alexandra,
situate inwards
no. 2 and 3, ying principally on Ca
meron, Queen. 0roDcko, PepdIetons
Withe, Jefferson 4 Madison streets.
Also, one hundred and twenty acres
of land situate one half mile from A!ex-
andria en- the Leesburg road. adjoining
5efer sherron's lots, formerly 1onway's
meadows.
Also, tract Or pa eel Of land IL King
George County, Virginia, 50 miles from
Alexandria situate opposite Maryland
point, On Potcmack river, and binding
ore mile thereon, known by tire Dam8
OF Boyd's Hole, and containing l4Os
acres. Nine hundred acres oF this pro-
perty are in heavy timber, inferior to
none on POtoinack river.
On this land is store which rents for
% pounds per annum, dwelling house,
with all other necessary out houses.
Also. a tract of Land in the upper
part of Fairfax county, bordering OF The
t.oudoun line, about two miles from lie
Great Falls of Potomac, containing AS
acres, There are on this tract an excel
ient dwelling house, kitchen, stable, sra-
nary. large apple orchard Of the nest
select fruit. spring OF good water, and
a sufficieocy OF fuel, and rail timber fol
a farm. A liberal credit will
De gwen for one half of the purchase mo-
ney, and stock in any of tie chartered
oanks, OR chartered paper will lie receig-
cd IN payment.
Richard B. Alexander.
september 10 d3t2awtf
GnhEl JAMES RIVER COAL,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-10
Tobacco.

The subscriber offers for sale at hi:
Mandatory on King Street,
500 kegs chewing Tobacco of superb
or quality.
$4,000 American segars
100 boxes and half boxes FIRST quality
Spanish segars
SO dezeu papers smoking tobacco
90 kegs CARROTS snuff
10 ditto Leiper's ditto.
.aLSO,
10000 lbs tobacco stems.
JOHN CRUDE.
September 10 eS6t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-10
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having declined bust
ness aud wishing finally TO close. bis ac'
counts requests his creditors to BRING
forward their claims for settlement,
And those who are indebted to him vii
aonfer favor and greatly facilitatehis CD
'iest. by immediate payment: -.
JOS. HARRIS.
Sept. 10 eoof
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-10
Charles Slade.

Has received by the ship George Long,
from Gottenburg, a large quantity al
Swede's Bar Iron.
Among which is large quantity Of
WAGON TIRE, troin inches to one
and a quarter inch thick and 2 inches
wide.
He has likewise, received by several al
rivals from Liverpool, still further sup
ply of,
Hardware and Cutlery
Which makes this assortment very ex
'tensive and complete.
Sept. 10 OF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-10

Married on Tuesday evening last, at
Georgetown, ID. c.. BY the Rev MIR.
Grassi, the bon. VIM. CASTOR, Repre-
tatire in Congress from y. Carolina, to
Miss Eliza WorthiHgtoa, of that town.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-10
Public Sale!

Pubic Sale.
On Wednesday next, the 18th inst. a
4 O'Clock, will be sold at Deans Nhaf
the cargo of the brig Agent, consistin:
of
1850 bushels of Isle Of May Salt Of
a superfne quality, and
Is quarter casks OF Malaga wine:
drst quality.
ALSO.
sSN The brig Agent, as she arrived
ssssaass from sea.
Terms made known at the place Of
sale.
P. G. Marstellar.
10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-10
5 Dollars Reward,

Lost between Mr.. Talbot's place aud
Hunting Creek Bridge, a small watch case
enanel'd with blue on the back with three
white figures.
The finder Of it will receive the above
reward by leaving it with the printer, aid
no questions asked.
sept TO-. ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-10
For Sale,

A Negro Woman, about 8 years 8
age and her Child about a year old.
This Woman bas been accustomed to
House-work and is believed to be equal
to any house servant In the District
Tor terms apply to the printer.
Sent 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-10
GOOD JAMES RIVER COAL
FOR sale,

On board sloop Montezama, al Rams
says wharf. Apply to the Captain oh
board OF to
NJ. MILLER.
Said sloop viii sail for Norfolk op Sas
tnrday NEXT.
sept 10 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-10
ALEXANDRIA:
TUESDAY, sEPTEmBrR 10.

The United State sloop Of war Spark
contain Nicholson, sailed from New
y sar on the 9th Instant, with despatehel
r. the Mediterranean.
The British Packet Grace, sailed Of
,hs same day with mails for Halifax ane
england.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-10

About the 17thsof July, the long beat
! |, new Spanish ship from Campeacby
lived = at Sisal, with her crew. She had
AN a.. captu, ed about $50 miles E. of the
farm Iarmer port, By privateer, and burnt
Sbs was said to be bound to Newly ork
md vas laden With 500 tons logwood.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-10

Prices at Havanna, Sugar, white, 81
a "a; brown. s. l24: Mucovado, 9 a 10
scarce Coffee, 9 ii 122 Eiolaases, 8 bit,
per key Flour, S18a 90; Rice, ga g:
American Tobacco, "a,
5 Markets at st, Pielres, glutted with A.
merican pFoduce.-Rlce. 65 dolls: Flour,
"A; Lumber, pitch Pihel Sc: white
Pine, s5 a %, Sugar, 8 dolls ; Rum, SO
cents MoIasses, asa SO sous.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-24
Octoher6
Mr.. John B. Dabney,

YOU viii take notice, that on the 9Th
,lay of the Circuit Court of the District
et Columbia, TO be held fer the county Of
Alexandra, in November 1916, or .,
soon after as counsel caabe heard / shall
move that court TO award judgment a
eainst you in. favor OF the common couo
Ell uf Alexandra, for the sum Of twenty
ak dollars and ave cents, being the a
mount Of taxes due on your property OF
Woif-street, in the town ct Alexandra
Tor the years 1904, S, 8, z, 8, 3, ~
III, IL, Is, ID and l5--according to TN
act Of congress passed the 18th Fehna
airy, 1904. ,s,,.,.c
Attorney for the Commsn Coanci
of Alexandria.
May 1918 dom