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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-09

BANK BILL-The discuss on still con-
iinues-The section wDich requires the
President of the Bank to b. chos. out of
the Directors (appomled by the President
anl Senate of the u. s. was changed so
as to let HIM be selected from any Of the
y rectCrs.--The word natiue was added
to the clause, which lini.s the choice of
Drec -ors, 20 citizens CT tie Y. S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-09

FgNdE Board of Managers OF The Ricltnlond Bab-
Il Hst 10 eiel and Domestic Mission Society,"
have postponed the Annual Meeting Of this Socicty,
un tie ii' ST Saturday in jane next, consequence
OF the Gen r&i Meeting ct Correspondence beng
sPio.9t.d on tL..t day ia .i,is City.
(Sighe'D
JOHN BRYCE, Cor,g Sec'y.
Mach 9. I00-wt!r,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-09

MA,Rli)-O" Fuss W ,hr Jt, .nslant, ty The
Reverend John ID. Blair, Mr.. Conway e. Macon.
"fOri.ge, Ia VI IS IHhcs Mayo, daus hter Of III
I'm Mayo, n. Hcnr'eo.
-. On Wednesday the 9Th Instant, nv the
Reverend J"hn u. Blair, Mr.. George Perkins .,
C0nherisd, to Miss Ehz,, 5. lsicnarison, .ian.h h.
ter OF Captain John y. ncl.arJ.on, Of Halo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-09
FIVE DOLLARS REV ARD.
Nfdi'ch 9
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-

Fifty DOLLARS REWARD.
ETOR experimenting nd delivering 10 me
q IN rhs place, black Slave, named Scr,osoy h.. nj,
seond, Oh the night of tic tweiyseyeth uii and cnrrid
with hma cream eolour,tl lins, &c inches hgh A.
about twelve yrtrS old with good saddle and iri,,e
Sampson Mas lntey purchased by Inc, III Rich,noM I-
was raised IN tn family of ir Thomas Boul, OF S.a,.
anpton euuIlty - about twenty-five years of ave, feet
on 10 inches high his lips dick projects considerably and is,
ms walls she"s the efee o fiat feet L., carried yari,t;
oi CLOTHS he MAS passing the Oaks uon rhr L,rd
ichur road. dressed in bottle green eoi CO. round hat
boots. Tc
viii gsethe above reward for his delivery herr. with
the horse twenty dollars for securing him i,y M vs
IN the State. iRC.H'D EhE JtY -IvIi
.htDleAester, +, bruary 0o.7r5Tp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-09

CT We are oG,hnris,,i t. state, that YIN. "
Dickinson, Of Carelc, is csn,idate ior che Sen.
torial District ct Hanover AMI Caroline.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-09
Boston, -1itu cH
LATEST FROM EUt.OpE.

The ship .4sG.Oau, Cup. WIS, .sbich arrived
yesterday !; ON C.rjs, hef on the Sd of Ian Civil
connsd 'as ragged ~ a part Of l,eiafui, and a can
siderable number ofthe British t''Oops in France
10ere erpered there. There 1ie.ss Of iabor-
lance t'gm a'ty other part IF Europe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-09

Denar,cd his lie, MT thu th Instant, st his resi-
dence in Chesteiieh after an ii'r,.s ~, ho,,r. in
the i2d year OF his aye, Isaac W shsrEn-A man
whose m's'crt'IneT are Known 20 the wnrl,i-- hose
memory viii ong he cherished by his particular
trends, TN ace uHtni those virtues fhey knew him
to possess \ mare hone 81, a more in,l,isl iuus
man, 1es 6clie1'e. never liye Eie has le,t a vi.
dcw, and eight helpless orphans, ilIe oldest about
l6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-09
/" Port-au-Prince. Jan. 90.

"Port-au-Prince, Jan. %.
&" Circumstances originating with my
apo nt,nent, aud over wnicn had no
control, detained me in the United States
uitil tue Isl. Inst. at which time | embark
e.i at Norfolk, and arrived mere on the
10Th.
II find the market too deplor+hly bad
80 authoriss any shipment la tn way; as
it regards American produce, the quantity
now on hand lorb,ds the Ii lpc OF i IA urAUic
change for some tine tn Come.
"English and German goods in vessels
direct from Europe, are IN d great abun
dance ana very low. French goods still
continue to pay, aud East .dla < .ods are
scarce and m demand but It is ICY since, {
belief that none other than the most rum
ons trade can be carried on with tbs island
tor some months to Come.
!" The old crop OF sugar has long since
disappeared, and the new crop viii not be
ia market b fore tue month of April, at
irast uot ht TO ship before that tune.
Coffee IS scarce and very Th, and
will doubtless continu' so until the ships
now IN port snail have completed I'll, ir pur-
chases.
Cotton, cocoa and mollsses, though
never abund ant, are now tota strangers
in our marheI, anu in d short time, we
Shall not be able to sc I'd you logwUo.i. as
the late additional duty on tnat arlicIe IA
mounts to u prohibition"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-09

zs-to consist of sail of the line two ffigates am
transports carrying 6O00 trosps-aid that its uiti.
mate destination VAS to assist the Royal Spaniar,ls
r. the reduction al iuenos Ayres. This not i'm.
p,obabie The r.!atiO''s bstwetn Spain anil Por-
,u;,i very ,rendly a.J as added tii.t fe,,.-
ns.d VII. is Detrv,hed To Mara Theresa - l.u.h.
terotthe Prince X gent OF Portugal. She is IA her
gid. year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-09
COMMUNICATED.

Recipe Tor u LddV's d esf.
LIT your c,r-iilgs be Affection, cnci ced by the
pearls 'Oi Refinement the diamonds ol your ueck
Ice be Truth, and t,r cain Christianity your bo-
so1i-pin Ch,rity, ornaw,-tt.d with the pearls Of
Gnucness you 6ngcr-riugs be Affection, set round
vita th diamonds of Industry your girte be
5inpl city, with ;he tasscIs II Good Humour let
ynul flicker ga b b. Virtue, AMI your drspery
Pnrtcncs5; 1T your shoes b. Wisdom, secdred by
the bucll,s Of perscy rance.
O. = The piece Of 4 SPECTATOR gin receive
= moe useful direction, than being inserted IN tie
columns Of tbs paper. IL shall be aid before the
committee APP inted by meeting OF the Citizens,
u. ii lns evening Is, the Capitol The follow ing ave
tic Committee as naiscd William BrocSeD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-09

ONE zen / REV nIsL
, ANYWAY from { c subscriber %, the ST. j.,
4 :, slant, JAMES CHARLES IN irdentcd A.
prentice To the shoe-nakirg business, rt " hoe.i
to me- By tie trustees oi the Poor Horse IN NJ
he"t' All per- aus are hereby forbid l.arboring.
trusting or comeea!ing the said boy rs Gas js,.r
m,''e' t. niprce the law ia It's uthost1i,S ur ! n
gaist persons od ,,.ng.
CHARLES ERA MBERr.
NJ r-h Q. jo0's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-09
COMMERCIAL.

Extract from a letter IF WHidzm Iaulor,
Esq. .4gent offhe United !SiQfes az P>u
au Prince TO a.'commereiai house in ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-09
500 DOLLARo REWARDS.

City IF ificbmona, .siarch. Z. 1915
WHEREAS t'rere IS reason TO believe
v that th, tire which originated IL the WORT -,op o
N.Y. Ro-It ~ kia az, the evening of the s Instant, va.
M work "fan ine':ndnrs, do hereby. ina behalf % -.
Corpurahon OF tins city, otter reward of FIVE HON
Di.bO DOLLARS for tee discover OF 't uerJetl.,t.r M
S'r oinee. 80 In paid e. the nrnci, n,r , ion
OF the offender. JOHN G. q ANni T. ssy,s-r'
Nnth9. i151f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-09
NORFOLK, Mar h }.
From jamaica PahcrS rec. ived this nio5u-
i4S, 6y tAe Slooh A1nhO1sO, Caltt. Hay-

KINGSTON, (Jan. Feb. II.
II Londo" pap~r VI -. c. mbcr SUN, Sa; s.,
we req, CT ~ STAGE ,hat The ,clters from LIZ
veipCoi yesterday, .nn unCed tle failure
of ,hiee pliuc'pu ne rcautiie HOUSES III tiat
town /; and tue appearance of things was
su~ IA as To Cause sTc,lt az. .rc.c.sio"s ior
the fale OF oIuers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-09

An article in the French papers from vi
e"nd, NatcL December Ii, cont:,I.s the
/, el.d vi the Protoc,. ior ,iisi uing tue freoch
coi.,tioA,lon, which mas already been pub-
iisneu. Inc following is the ratio setted
tor the division Of tile % tnilnons stipul tea
lii the I'd article Otthe COnveutiJ IN audeu
10 tie treaty, for the pay of the army OF
occup .tlo". Austria, La land, Prussia, x
thc stats Wh'ch '.cIedeu u the treaty, l0,-
IA, 2S5 francs, II Ccntliues Ell n, ana Rus-
sla z, l42,S57 II. 10 c. Inc same pro-
portions are To DC observed alter the
hrst year, should the Contributions be re-
duGe~.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28
From the Saxon Flocks.

The subscriber begs leave to acqualnf|
his town and country friends, that ne has
received to sell, a select assortment OF
Extra Cloths and Cassineres, finished 10
a superior style, blue, black s,! orows g,
greens, double milled drab, etc. Csssl,
4 ineies, dress black, blue, Geeoafg anu
.blur. drab, fawn and mixed ct various
kinds. Stockinets, ysstinss, buttons ;
treble gilt, patent woye ana Leopold
stars Of different SIZES.
N. B. He will receive orders from the
country to make ladies' habits al. !, slosk Ks
coats, and genilemen's wearing apparel
ID the newest fashion, with. precision.
ROBERT GRAY, King street.
next door to Doctors Wash
ington and semmes.
september "a eoot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28
Aug. 6
Public Sale.

JVVHE subscribers will sell, on Monday
the sSth of October next, If air; if
not the next fair day thereafter, in prs
stance of the DEGREES =" the county court
of Fairfax, in the suit of Magruaer and
Washington against John Luke--at pub
lie sale for ready money, the whole, or
80 much OF that Tract Of Lard situate in
Fairfax county on the h0ith side of the
road leading from Alexandria to Lees.
burg, Oil which the said ,Etain Luke re.
sided, as will raise the sum 81 eleven
hundred and ninety FIVE pounds four shi-
llings and FIVE ponce, with interest there
| on from the 10th of September 1895. un-
| Ill the day of sale. ard the costs OF the
! suit and sale-which land is situated a.
bout seven miles frcm Alexandria and a
tshort distance above the place where the
lturn,ike road leading from the Potomac
bridge strikes the road from Alexandria
Ito Leesburg. The quantity OF land IS est.
MATED at abopt 588 S>4 acres. There is
lon it a twp story framed Dwelling House
mot in very good repair, and some OUT
Houses. No deed will be made until the
purchase money is paid.
Edn und | Lee,
/ Robt. |. Taylor.
l Richard Radcliffe,
s Commissioners.
+ Aug. Il cots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28

Extract of letter from a gentleman in
London TO his friendsin Philadelphia,
dated August 10, 1916.
All Europe with regard to business,
Is distressed--this country particularly
so. War consumptions have ceased, and
peace csnsumptions have not yet resum
ed their wonted course. Much business
which England had engrossed during the
war, must natural J return TO their Ole
channel. Hence an excess in the popu
lation of some millions, which misery
must grind down, it tiny Garnet he other
wise disposed Of. They have lately start.
ed the idea in the cabinet Lord Sid
mouth Of giving every possible coante,
nance ard facility to emigration. 1t is
the true remedy. Old prejudices, 50 fire.
quently perDicious, Will not suffer it ia
prevail
Considering the great distress there
exists singular state OF tranquiHy.-
Crimes aud disorder are much less ire
quently met with than nigh; be expected
The great attention lately bestowed on
the education of the pagr, is considered
as the cause"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28
FOR SALE,
Valuable Property.

~ TRACT of land in Fairfax county,
situate one and an half miles from Deco.
Iouan, and twelve from Alexandra, con
tain;ng 1000 acres-e0o Of which are hea-
Willy timbered. -.
There are on this property, oomtorta-
HE dwelling house, kitchen, granary,
stabHns for fourteen horses, and several
snail houses for negroes; an apple orchard
lin full bearing, and two springs OF excel
|lent water very convenient to the bul'd
ipgs.
ceptible of Improvement by The clover and
ntaister sytem. This land is. known to-
Weld between % & sOcoris of wood per
acre. exclusive of timber &!a ready safe for
all +Le wood that can he cartcd to the
beach. :,
To persons wishing to embark in the
timber business. this would be an advan-
tayeous purchase. -. =,
The subscriber will sell with this pro
perty 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.
:, viz. =;
e A tract of land lying on the south side
a of -Four Mile Creek, known by the name
OF the Preston tract, situate one ana ha'l
miles from Alexandria, and four from
Washington and Georgetown. This trace s
contains 1860 acres. The public roacs
y passing between the above mentioned CT
y " ties, together with many local advantage
render this property particularly deslFa
BILE.
Also, 400 building lots in Alexandra
.situate in wards
No. Q and 5, lying principally on "a
meran, Queen. 0ronoko, Pendieton
Withe, Jefferson & Madison streets.
Also. enc hundred and twenty acre
If land situate all half mile from Alex
H. andria on the Leesburg road, adjoinin
- Peter Sherron's lots, formerly Conway
~ meadows. ~.
ut Also, tract or parcel of land in Kin
George county, Virginia, 50 miles 1ro'
Alexandria, situate opposite Maryian
puint. on P..onack river, and b'ndin
one mite thereon, known by the nam
= of Boyd's Hole, and containing i4t
acres. Nine hundred acres OF this pr
Iperty are in heavy timber, Inferior
none on Potomack river.
nd Oh this land is store house Whlt
5, rents for % pounds per annpm, a DIVE
ar ling house, with all other necessary o.
!, Houses.
Also, tract of Land in the upp
pa,t of Fairfax county, bordering on Il
]ieudoun line, about two miles from Il
re-. Great Falls of Potomac. containing a:
acres, There are on this tract an exec
lent dwelling house, kitchen, stable, sr
nary, large apple orchard OF the NC
- select fruit, a spring of good waters al
sufiiciepcy of fuel. and rail timber
supporting a farm. A liberal credit W
be given for pne half of the purchase N
iney, and stock in any of the charter
banks, or chartered paper will be recs
,lty ed in payment.
santemher 10 d3t2awtf
rtl
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28

schr. Price, Clements, baltimore, en-
cred and cleared for Georgetown,
schr. George Washington, Middleton
cLEARED.
!. Schr. Eliza Ann, Ellis, Georgetown.
Schr. Nimrod, Wilkins, ditto. i,
Brig Fame, Davis, Newbaryport.
schooner New Packet, Berry, Boston
Schr. Cephire, Taber, Georgetown
Schr. Henry, Mitchell. ditto.
schr. Nancy, Posey, ditto.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28

From the .4fontreaL Herald, Sept. IA
Last week some of our joursals stated
that the Ea'l of Selkirk had made prison
ers the HIM Vim. M'GiIlivray, and other
mariners of the North West Company Of
Fort William. Subsequent information
confirms the report, uron which VIC shall
at present make no comment. We are
sorry to learn that ramor is in circuia-
tion, stating that a canoe had been upset
GA Lake Superior, few lesgues above
the falls af 1T. Marf, aud that Nj. keu-
neth M'Kansie. a partner of the North
West company, AID 7 or 5 Other persons
persisted. Two of the bodies, it is said,
were found.
The emigrations from Europe to Ame-
rica since the general peace. it is bellev-
ed. have been create than at Any preced-
ing period since the discovery OF the
Western continent. From Britain and
Ireland since l19S, almost every year
was noted BY Increasing numbers aud
the reasous assigned mere the monstrous
burdens with which the lower orders
OF the people we're loaded by the pressure
of the war. 1t was hoped that the return
ofpeace would put a stop 20 this torrent
of emigration; that the prices OF Prov
sions would immediately fall that taxes
oil course would diminish; and that there
could be no reasonable expectation OF a
fall In the price of labor, as the manufac-
turing establishments would be greatly
augmented which would create more
employment, notW outstanding the number
of ulen and women, that would be dis
missed from the army. This was a plau-
sible mode of reasoning; but the better
informed knew the sontraFy. hey
know the home consumption FOR British
manufactures, TO be twice as great as the
expectations In the best years ; and that
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28
Pubic Sale.

On Tuesday next at half past 10 o'clock;
will be sold at the corner OF Prince ana
Fairfax streets,
Madeira wine in half pipes and quar-
ter casks
Imperial and young h!yson teas III
chests
Queensware in crates
Picked Goldfish in barrels
Demiiohns, furniture, &c:
ALSO,
Cloths
Marseilles vestinss
Cotton shirtings
Silk striped Muslin
Cambrlc, lem, jacenet and ooo'
iushn -.
Madras handkerchiefs
t Servings, cotton, threads, Sc.
| z. g. Marstetler.
| September %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28
Historical Sketches
OF THE
LAIE VAR

Between the United States and Create,
Britain--illustrative Of the individual bra
very Of the American Sailors. Soldiers
and Citizens-with Portraits f the mps4s-
distinguished Naval & Military OGcersr
and views Of several Sieges and Engage,
msnts. Prize 2 Dollars.
ALSO
y A few copies Of Richard Smiths Trial
for the Murder Of Capt. Carson--ComA
pIete.-Plice Dollar.
For sale by
JOHN 4. STEWART.
august FL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28
District of Columbia,
County Of alsrand,ia, to wit:
.april Term, 1916.
Alexander Perry, Complainant,

C0nntY Of .aterGndiaa, TO VII:
.April Term, 1916.
Alexander Perry, Complainant,
against
John Wancher. heir Of Martin Wancher,
defendant.
IN ClIANCERY.
yMyHE defendant, John Wancher; not
having entered his appearance and
aiven security according to the statute
and the rules of this court, and it APP
nearing to the satisfaction Of the court
pnon affidavit, that the said defendant;
John Wancher, is not an inhabitant oil
th;s District, on motion Of the complain,
|ant b, his counsel, it is ordered that the
said defendant, John Wancher, de 'aF
near hereon the first day of Novembe'
FERN next. and enter his appearance t.
| fine suit, and give security for performing
The decrees Of the court, and that copy
| If this order be forthwith published to
| two nonths SUCCESSFULLY in one oil Tn
nublie newspapers published in thu
county. and that another copy be poste'
! At the front doer of the courthouse OF Sd"
c0unty.
| ''p' 6. bENEALE, 2. ..
,.,,r,ot I'm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28
New Goods,
Just received from Baltimore,

Just received from Baltimore,
A few barrels sweet oranges
is casks Goshen cheese, 1st quality
Young hyson tea and coffee
Soft she'll almonds in bags
Together with variety of other arti.
cles which I will sell low for cash al
wholesale or retail, at my store, Sd door
above MIR. Erubb's tobacco mandatory:
on King street. =,
er Merchants Bank Notes will be
taken in payment for Dry Goods:
WIN. e.. NEWTON.
september 90 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28
FOR BOSTON,

Salem, or Portlahd--
ssK The Sloop Joseph, Capt. FANS.
49, worth, will take freight for either
e the above ports on moderate terms.
Atse for Freight,
kxS The brig Tuco Brothers, Captain
go Holmes. carries about. 2o0o bar
rels. a first rate vessel, in complete or
der, and will be ready for the reception
Of a cargo in few days, and Will take
freight for the West Indies on any Euro
pean Port.
Also, -.
sSI The fine Brig Panopea. Eleazo'
$3.50 Crabtree, master, will be III rea'
dine, to take cargo in few days, car
ries about 1900 barrels, ard VIII take al
European or West India freight on tan
terms. Apply to
Who 1--we Cor sale-attoat,
s-o tons of PLASTER PARIS.
september 28 :
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28
ARNEE1M. July Is.

ARHEEIM. July 10. =
Sc The governor of the province OF
GueiderlaEd, taking into consi Iteration
that in consequence of the Limitations
the ravages Of the crops, and the stasna-
ton Of employment, an indescribab'e mi
-sery has taken place, 50 that the lower
classes OF people have been obliged TO
feed on heritage snd grains, and that the
dearth of brea13and the scarcity Of po:
tatoes make the distribution of these ar.
ticles Of subsistence impossible in various
districts, has invited the magistrates of
every commune where the above distress
es have taken place ia a less Or greater
degree, iiAmediately to SET about the es-
tabhshment of Rumford sorp shops, and
to distribute it among the INDECENT the
expense is to be defrayed by the com
munes, and an appea! to be made to the
charity of those In easy circumstances.
In some of the Marsh lands in Holland
which have been inundated, the scarcity
Of fodder is so great that TIC inhabitants
have been obliged 10 kill the,r cattle. aud
sell their beef at silver per pound."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28

he s;reetspf Tunis, cut the flesh from
MS bones and, with a characteristic re-
rocity. cruelty mangled the remains OF :
man Of whom they had long stood in tiit
utmost awe. The Bey seized upon hi
prererty, which was said to amount t.
near two millions of dollars, and very
coolly appointed successor.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28

Just received for sale,
PRICE ONE DOLLAR, IN BOARDS
LETTERS FROM PARIS
Written during the period Of the late ae'
cession and abdicatiot Of Napoleon.
By Representative in the Co'tsress %
the Tinted States.
Price 25 Senfs,
AN ARGUMENT,
Betueen am .anuboptist md a .Nsfh0a.ss'
On the Subject 4 Mode Of Baptism
I r. Gray.
August 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, SEprEMnrR %.

! The following gentlemen Will be sup.
ported as mcnbers o, the legislature Of
Maryland for Charles County.
Nicholas S4oSssTsEE4,
.JoRs r. SToDDERT,
.Joss J. JENxIss,
DAsIEL JIENNIERR. vice Clement
Dorsey, elected member Of the senate
Of Maryland.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28
Alexandra Morocco Manufa0
tory;
At the corner Of oroaoko Q Wdtsr.
.,,o., tko q .b ,r,tupf

at the corner Of Oronoko q W0lsr'
streets, near the fish sciiuT'
Where may he had, Morocco tor gen"
tleuens' boots, Mo- coco and Americas
Kid of all coIors for ladies' shoes, coach
makers and hatters' Lining Skinss hat
ters' and spinning Wool. The above artI"
cles manufactured in the best manner by
tile subscribers.
John d. Benkhert e Co.
n. B. The highest price given tor
Shumac Leaves that are well cured. d.
reotions may be lad at the factory Tor
curing it.
september s so
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Fall Goods.
Thomas Janney and Co.
Have imported in the ship BOSTON,
A genera! assortment Of
British Dry Goods,

Which they offer for sale on the usual
terms.
9th mo. 90 eolm
n The Editor ofthe Winchester ga
zatte will please publish the above sn
times.
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Barnewall & Pepham
9 mo %

OFFER FOR SALE
: 600 lbs. London white lead ground
In oil, in whole and half Kegs,
$4,000 choice HAVANA segars in quar-
ter boxes, warranted genuine,
800 demijohns
Is casks White wine vinegar
IS tierces dry yellow schre
p. Madeira. claret, port and iene
rife vine. and
A few boxes Spanish chocolate.
september % u
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MISTRESS IN HOLLAND.

The following article shows the dis.
tress which at this tue prevails In some
parts OF Holland -