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District Of Columbia, to 5oit;
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BE IT REMEMBERED,
That on the eleventh day oil Sep.
tender, in the forty first year Of
the Independence of the United
States IF America, WILLIAM
IL. 81 CRANCH, of the said district,
hath deposited in tbs Office the
title Of a book, the right whereof
he claims as author, in the words
following, to wit
6 Reports Of Cases argued and ad
Judged in the Supreme Court of the U.
States, in February term, 1912. aud Fe-
bruary term. 1915. Vol. VII. BY VII.
tidm Crdnch, Chief Judge of the Circuit
Court OF the district of Columbia. Po-
titus ignoratio jdris litigiosa est guam sci!
|entia. {" Gle. de Iegibus, dial. l."
In conformity to the act Of the Con.
|gress of the United States, intitulcd " Az
|act for the encouragement of leaning by
securing the copies OF maps, chats aud
books, to the authors and propretors OF
such copies, during the times therein
mentioned
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0fthe District Court 0f Columbia,
september 10 cow
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Pubic Sale
PUBLIC SALE.
October l2

On Tuesdcy next. will be sold, at the
gendue Store, corner of Prince 4 Fair
lax streets
Cloths, cassimeres, stockinets
s@ansdown vestiag
Cambria, leno, jaconet, ,null-lnu!l and
book muslin
Ieyantlne and Florence silks
Muslin crarats
six and cotton hanakercbiefs
silk and cotton hosiery, etc. etc.
P. q. Niarsteller,
October IL
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view. This alone is worthy to be demo.
ninaeted patriotism anu sound pol

VseWs 4 Ills aiOuc - Huttit ~ uCsy aCsiV'
ninaetcd patriotism and sound pol
cy
We know that it is the opinion OF son
deep noraIist, that the whole art all
mystery Of politics, consists in hatins,
with ali our might, the party opposed u
our own. anti that not only with poiiil-
cal, but with personal haired. 1t is a
bundantly Sufficient for such men to b
informed whom they must bate, and they
have been learned all the lessons IN poll
tics which they are capable OF Beng
taught. We should see as much acrli
.mony in 1he different IelIs, iuas sects, as
we now dom our political sects,a ti,e
contest was decideu the same way.
ami il the decision was productive Of
the SAME Consequences. We viii sup
pose Tor example, thar 1t depended on
the vote OF maj ai;y, what religious
sect should rule Mafylanti, wieiher lla;
majority consisted Of Qaakers, Baptists,
presbyferians, Methodist, OF klisc0iians,
suppose that II religious faith was lhade
the standard OF nur pc iiical elevation.
and that this question was finally dcci-
Ided b. a majorlty we shoaid tileii hear
no more OF deMucrsts, or iedefalist.
But as ne would be bad Christian who
should say, ;hat all his zeal in the SER
vice Of his Greater was exhausted IN his
Hatred of those WIN d;si not adopt lils
particular faith, so ne is 4 politician e
Iqaaiiy as bad, who thinks that his zeal
IN he service Of his country has no other
IUtject than hated 70 MS political OF
,ponents Fed. Rep. &
Democratic 0ratjoa-- jain II. Todd,
/; Esq. on the 4th of july last, delivered
all Grafton, at frankfort, in Kentucky,
from which the following is an extract:
AS a DEMocRhTtc REPvBzIeAa.
lSreathiag the pure atmosphere OF fec
| dom, | willnot be restrained BY the spi:
|sif Of party from paying my tritrtc Of
generation to the geaius aid services Of
1.-The departed HAAlILl0N.--IIe may
haze bad his iu,bles, Tor like the rest 1t
Jus he was endoa ed wi;h the attributes Of
IhumanitY, and vas iilerripe liable to e.
Iror. tview bin only rs i@aring in The
lspilcreef d soldier a;d stateslnan---I have
lsccn HIN n the war OF the resolution tie
icompah:on Of year Washington, brayi, .
ievecy danger and enculrtel;ns every Vi
lcissHude for tie honor ard tie Interest Of
/ the seroics, / have bebs!d 'l:in in the
/" Fedes aiist,a associated @i:h tie virts
Iaus Madison, the expoandei OF The prin-
|ciqles Of your constitution, andpeurtray
Ihig in t.is language 81 Inspiration. lie
necessity OF ailaJn al!4as lie states"
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Fresh Butter.

Just received. 5000 lbs first qualit,
Bath Batter, suitable for family use.
Butts & Cawood.
October IL St
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From the Dele,Oare JYatchman.
THE DEVIL FISHING.

All ZIG WViiu - s'' i,".''N,,'',
SHAKESPEARE CORRECTED
What luck, old Cloyenfoot, today /?
Said I, one foegy morning,
| AS lie threw out his line for prey,
Poor mortal folks suborning.
4: Not mucll,'' qnutE he, shut what have
Beyond dispute, is fair gain;
With notes to shave, Pve caught a %nave
A miser with bargain.
Tccatch needy beau, I took
A d aggie- tail'd surtout--s
A would be bale found on my hook
A tempt ng full-dress suit.
| caught Congressman, BY dint
OF double compensation;
A Lawyer, on promotion bent,
BY timely nomination.
These lawyers are, though Oft you wish
mo thanks forty Satan had 'em,
fhe most Improbable fish
OfaIl the sons OF Adam.
| | caught a Surgeon with high
fed subject for dissect on:
An eflice-hunter with lie,
Well seasoned for election"
I g What fish bite sharpest. Pass" says
Why, as to that, "qnoth he,
| !. | find not many very Sly,
| Ofb!gh orlow degree.
Your toperbites well at a cork,
! When there's a bottle 10 IL:
| Tour Jew will even bite at pork,
Ii he smell money thro' it.
Your old man likes parchment when
BY mortgage some ones bitten;
Toar yenngster likes fresher skin.
Where yet there's nothing written!
Some shy ones play about the line,
I'LL prudence WAKES feeble.
And tlG.e at last are often nine,
Who only meant to nibble
There's few indeed Of small or great,
()ri am much mistakenly
But may, by some peculiar bait,
BE tempted, and then taken.
Blu: there is one Of all fine rest.
Who'most emplovs my cook
The iDLER pleases me :lic bcst,
He Bites The NAKED n00ki'
Mnrhinr can af.rl a stronger in.
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Extract of letter from gentleman near
Queenstown. dated Oct S, 1916.

Extract Of letter from gentleman near
Queenstown, dated Oct. s, 1916.
CT have the inexpressible happiness to
make known to you the result efthe cleo
,;ops in Talbot and Caroiine in favor of
onr worthy and deserving candidate to
CONGRESS, col Potter. tie succeeded in
Talbot BY a majority OF III votes in
Caroline, BY ainajurity Of ios votes over
bis opponent. Queen Annc gaze Cu,-
hreth ss5 majority which elects him BY
An average majorits ii thesahole district
of5I. Wright witsdsew his pretensiops
last week, or Calopel Potter would have
been elected all hollow. Gulb.e;h has,
however, but little to beast of. Indeed
this elecilon is equivalent 10 victory
the democratic majority in this county
has generally been upwards Oslo, which
plainly shews, thatthe people are becom-
inc heartily sick of their ty;aats. The
contemptible faction that dictated TO this
country, is nearly crushed by its own im-
potence.
The people will no lenger be cajelsd
by the pitifui subtertuses Of their tie;na
gogaes who are only influenced 81 tAsi4
interest.
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/, FREDERICK COUNTY
Assembly.
Repubsican.


Dem. i 4 8 iot'a
Sellman, 900 so 100 $40 III COL
R. Dorsey, Is8 SO lei 500 III 894
c. Stewart, 1876 50 $50 sos l65 SIS
III. Dorsey iS9 % l6l s07 1853 984
For Congress,
Barney, 1873 16l l62 900 los .972
Federal.
Worthington, 100 62 SO 1913 277 669
Hood. 1873 &c 81 l07 esq 81
F,ankIin, eco SO 50 l04 266 602
Hanson Is9 81 IS % 275 65s
For Congress,
Herbert, 1876 16S so 10Y e79 IA
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Expected daily by the General smif
from LiDsfpO0l,

A handsome assortment o. London
Stationary, in which are great variety
OF very elegant gentlemen's pocket books.
ladies' thread cases x Purses, also pen !.
knives CT very superior quality. Pa,ti-
calars 10 a future advertisements
October s eatf
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= Nothing can afford a stronger in
stance Of the tyranny Of FASHION, than
the extea yard ci broad cloth dangling at
their heels nov a.days. bat can ne
yer be Becoming in the wearer, TIE yery
sight Of which is uncomfortable to thu
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Democratic Grafton jain II. Todd
Esq. on the 18th of july last, delivered
all GRAFTON, at frankfort, in Kentacky
from which the following is an extract
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-27
Penn E. Harmon.

CABINET NJ a KE rs.
ENEG leave toinform their friends and
I'D the public, that they carry on then
business in all It's branches, at the large
Brick House formerly occupied BY join
Muir on RoyaI-street, between King
and Prince-streets, where they intend
to k eep constantly for sales q general as.
sortment Of CABINET FGRNIIURE
of the best workmanship and newest
fashions, and are determined to sell on
as good terms as can be had frem the
'aorthward or elsewhere. They have
Mahogany for sale by the board or log.
pe A few Journeymen would meet
with constant employ.
February I eo2m
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A REWARD
OF 25 Dollars SO Cents Cash

vi 20 DOliafS 0U Gents Cash
WILL be given to any person who
will find Horse, with double BIT stao,
birdie. that strayed, or was stolen. from
la Negro Man OF the night OF the eOt,
January last, either at Davis's waoson
stand. or Little River on the turnrika
road leading from Alexandra 10 snict.
ers's. ferry. He is chestnut sorrcl.
about fifteen hands high, three years Old
last spring. He has one OF his hind ieet
wsite, a lang switch tale, and carries Il
as if badly nicked, his shoulders appear
as if touched by the sweeny, AID is in
bad order.
Any person finding the above de.
Iscribed Horse, and giving immediate
and correct information, SO that | Get
him again, shall receive the above reward:
iand all reasonable charges, ifbrought to
the subscriber now residing in AIexan-
dria. or to Mrs. Ann Page, Of Fairfield,
Frederick county, Virginia
Wiltiam Byrd Pqge, jim.
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1t Col Armistead

Of the United States Engineers,
WHISTLES to contract for 1000 bis.
w of Lime, 5000 perch of building
Stone, to be delivered in the months d
March, April, May and June at Fort
Washington on the Potomac.
AIex'a. Feb 9 #
The Editors Of the National lnteIli.
gencer and New-Y York Evening Post are
requested to publish the above 10 times
and forward their account to this Office
forpayment.
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TOBACCO.
NJ ZOE.
feb IL

TTNDER the authority of deed of
d trust from Francis F. Poston, to
secure debt due to Abraham Faw, the
subscriber will offer at public SAFE on the
premises, on Saturday the second day
of March next, for cash, Brick fene-
ment and Lot of Ground on the west
side of Patrick street, between King and
Cameron streets-in front on Patrick
street Is feet, in depth 126 feet inch.
es to a Is feet alley--subjectt to an annual
rent of 81 66-m fee
r. L. Taylor. Trustee.
feb 5 cots
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NOTICE.

I'm Monday the eleventh day o.
March next, the subscriber will Of
fer at Public Sale, en- the Premises, for
cash. a Lot Of Ground on the north side
of King street, between Water & Union
streets, in front on King street thirty
feet, and extending northwardly to Fay
cite alley. The sale will be made I'M
der a deed Of trust to the subscriber for
the purpose of securing certain debts due
to Jackson & Rumney and others.
r. L. Taylor.
feb IL cots
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FISHERY

? no rent, the excellent Herring Fish
& cry called Cooper's Point, on the
Maryland shore, two miles below the
town of Alexandria.
For terms apply 10 the subscriber liy-
ing neal the premises.
II. p DaingeJfeld.
Jan 9 2aw2m
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Plaster Land fo9, Sale.

L ld1OCCk Aoli0 AO1 OoiS'
THHE subscriber offers for sale, a
B Farm, in the County Of Fauquier.
land state of Virginia, containing $50 A.
ores, one third of which is Of the strong
est quality, and covered with heavy
Growth of red oak and hickory-The re-
sidue, (being cleared land, is in good
heart. two thirds of it having been
laid down in red clover, and no tract
lin the state has afforded higher eviden-
ces of its adoption to the plaster OF Pa
Iris.-There is, on this tract, and at the
confluence of the two never failing
streams of Broad and Mill Runs, a
settle for a Merchant Mil, with fall
of 25 feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for building, ard by the side of a
well built Saw-Mill, recently erected.
A law has passed for turnpike road
which will pass by or near this scite.
For the above property, | will take
the moderate price of 90 dollars per a.
ere, with reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post-Oliice, Va
September go.
JUS. Landing
From on board the schooner Elizabeth,
from New York,
Is kegs white lead
90 barrels cider vinegar
SO boxes Nova Scotia behring's
6 barrels cod fish
7 boxes fresh prunes
4 ditto ditto Museatel Ralsins
| barrel shrub
1 ditto lime juice
6 boxes boxes Freaoh G t0rdials
4 kegs Superior quality.
Which are offered for sale by
BdrnesCaH and Popham.
February 10 tt
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Salt and Wine.

THE subscribers have just receipeA
By the schooner Fame, Captain Iynes
1000 bushels Turks Island Salt, and 1(
pipes Madeira Wine, very old, which
will be sold low.
adams, Herbert e Co.
January so.
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LEROY W. illlams,

AT the Store lately occupied by Messrs
Vahers md fi9r5ert, in King-street.
near Fairfax-street, Alexandria, has
imported in the ship Richmond, just
from london, and has for sale, an
elegant assortment of
u ONDON tea trays and walters, tea
IA and coffee urns, few handsome
fringes. extra superfine black and blue
CLOTHS, cassireres, moleskins, muslins,
cravats, ginghams, cambricks, dlmltIes.
linens, shirtings, pins, tapes, cotton.
thread, boxes for cotton and Tunbridge
ware, stuffs, bombazeens, cords, vel
fannels coverlids, blankets
cotton, worstead and yarn stockings
socks and gloves, knives, SCISSORS, combs
of all sorts. cloth, shoe, hat, tooth, nail.
hair, table, horse, hearth. painters and
ether brushes, compIeat sets of carPen-
tiers and ioiners tools-An assortment OF
Queens Ware by the crate, with vari.
ETY. of other goods, being purchased OF
rhe manufacturers for cash, they will be
sold on the most moderate terms.
feb 90 SIT
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Ground Plaster.

THE subscriber has on hand and in.
tends keeping large and constant sup
ply of Ground Plaster, for sale at re-
duced price, at the mill on Kina street
a few doors below the Union Bank, and
at his store on the wharf.
A. P. COVER.
feb Of 2awtf
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TNttRSJrAN'T to Deed of Trust
from Hugh w. Deneale to the sub
scr5ber.. faS securing the payment OF
twelve hundred dollars and expenses OF
sale & interest, will be exposed to sale Tor
readv money to the highest bidder, before
the Coffee .Housenn Alexandria, on Tues
dsv the 5th day Of March next, a
Tract Of Land containing three hundred
acres, in the county Of Fairfax, adjoin-
inc the lands wherein VIM. DeneaIe
formerly resided.
ALSO,
Two Negro Slaves. one named Charles
about thirty years OF age aud one nam
ed John about 90 years of age, or So
much of the said slaves and land as Will
satisfy the said debt and costs and IN
teresf. if the said slaves are produced
on the day of sale, and if they are not
produced I shall proceed to sell the SAID
Land. The sale to commence at IL O
clock.
Charles Page,
Trustee.
fnh Of is
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T will sell in fee simple,
]r on ground rent redeema5le IN te

Or on ground rent redeemable in ten
years at ten years purchase,
tGSEVERAL lots on the south side OF
~ Duke street, near Patrick street, OF
Ia feet 6 inches front, running back 100
feet to ten feet alley. Also number
Of lots on Patrick street, 81 feet front,
irunning back 80 feet to an alley of 5
Feet 5 inches. AS these lots are on the
leading Avenue to the Hunting Creek
bridge, trey will no doubt soon become
valuable.
Also, several lots GU Wolf street near
Patrick.
| will also rent on ground rent three
lots on the east side Of Fairfax street,
Opposite the Presbyterian church, OF q
feet front, and running back 95 feet.
John T. Brooks.
feb 9G d6ti
Notice is hereby Given,
yENO the Stockholders of the Fairfax
4 Bank of Virginia, that one TWEEN
teth part of the capital stock subscribed
to said Bank, will be required to be paid
at the Banking House at West-End, on
Tuesday the 9th instant-and one Other
one twentieth of said capital stock at the
same place, on the 18th day of March
ensuing.
BY order OF the President and Dircc-
tors,
Thomas Moss, Cashier.
February Z dt15thMar
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JOHN SCOTT,
FROM PHILADELPHIA,

DEGS leave TO announce his arrival
ID in Alexandria, and his intention to
stop one or two weeks at the house OF
|Mr. Dumax, above the Indian Queen
Tavern, on King street, where he has a
very commodious room, and where ne
offers his rare talents to the Ladies and
Gentlemen who will employ him in the
|art of Dressing snil Cutting Of Hair as
he has had the honor of displaying his
| skill in all parts of the United States to
The satisfaction of all, he fatters him.
|self that he will give general satisfaction
Ito the ladies and gentlemen of ibis city
likewise. He has now with him at the
above place a superb and choice collec-
tion of the following articles in his line:
for sale an elegant assortment of the
most fashionable tortoise she'll Combs for
ladies /; ditto, double gilt; ornaments
for the hair; large gilt clasps for ridi-
|cules hair bands net for the hair, with
a variety Of the most fashionable wigs ;
kill beaux: heart breakers; beau watch
les J; frizettes and for the growth Of
hair and for promoting the growth Of
whiskers, Mochzehussky's unparalleled
Russia Oil; Pacbwood's celebrated razor
|strops, &c, sc. &c.
J. Scott viii attend, if requested, at
the private dwelling of any gentleman or
lady, for cutting Or dressing hair.
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SPANISH DOLLARS.

a Few tbousandd Spanish Dollars
"a wanted, for which the highest pre-
mum viii be given.
feb 90 TT
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MandeviILe Il 1 armour,

Mandevi.le x Larmour,
Corner Of King g Fairfaa 0'Aing e va.
ter streets,
HAVE FOR SALE,
100 barrels whiskey
10 pipes cagnac brandy
do. Holland gin
90 punchecns W. India Rum
10 hhds. lst and Cd quality New
Orleans sugar
1000 lbs. prime Laguira coffee
so boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
100 do. muscatel & bloom raisins
500 VT. fresh currants
90 boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment Of wines IL
quors and groceries.
December 10
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NOTICE,

THE subscriber will engage to tiel;y.,,
IN Alexandria, Georgetown or Wash;na.
ton, number of Wharf &. Pump I.nnIs
also quantity of Pine Wood. For term r.,
apply to the subscriber in Alexandra
Edgar M.Ca,.t,.
February Is
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SO Dollars Reward

- AN-AWAY from the subscriber
ENj living in Prince Georges county,
Nd. near Piscataway on 22dJuly, 1915,
a negro man named BEAN, generally
known by the name OF Baker, be is "a
bout 25 or so years of age. about 5 feet
& inches high, slender made, somewhat
bow legged, has large foot for his size,
has a scar on his forehead near the edge
of his hair occasioaed by the KICK OF a
horse. his teeth decayed and one OF them
out. his cravats are marked Is. 3. ms
handkerchiefs Benjamin Baker With
durable ink. he is somewhat impairment
20 strangers: he had been some time pre-
sioas to his absconding hired in the City
of Washington as house servant, IN
which place he is we'll known; the pr'nci-
BAL Fart Of which the he was at captain
b;rcA,s ., tkat r}ses. no doubt but he
WI et..a..s AIS nsTas and erdeavor to
Das as Zee as he has free wife, late
Il, yoperty cf Gen. Van Ness--lt is
! PROBABLE he has or will obtain q free pass;
AID in all probability he Is lurking 10 or
a.Yaat the Citv of Washington, if not, i
is EkelT he has gone to Baltimore as his
wife;s citations are in that neighborhood.
The ABOVE reward will De gwen to any
Derscn, or persons, if taken in George
town. city of Washington, or Alexandria,
and brought home to me :--and if taken
IN Baltimore. Philadelphia or New Y ork,
or.,v other Mace. and secured in any
iail 50. that | get him again shall receive
the same reward with all reasonable
charges paid thereon,
N. B. All masters of vesses and o.
hers are forwarned harboring or en-
plsyinc the said fellow under the penalty
Of the law. 1. L..
FEB % 2aw2w
Tie Editsrs of the Nat. Intelligencer
are requested to publish the above 2aw
At and send their accounts to this office
for payment.
Burr Milestone Mandatory
NVHE subscriber, intending to return
to the town of Alexandria and re-
sumo his former business of Burr Mill
stone making, takes this method to IN
form his friends and the public, that he
expects to commence business about the
ffst oG April Bext, at his old stand, where
he will he prepared TO execute all orders
y. In bis line that he nay De favored with.
Benjamin Brown
}Aes 2aw
8Ss EE
Playing Cards
sterUart.
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= gsh Clover Seed, &c,

I esh Clover Seed, Sc :,
100 bushels of Pennsylvania clover Ses''
warranted of last years crop
90 do. timothy iced do,
10 hhds. first quality sugar
90 tons bar Iron assorted
so kegs Garret'ss
400 Spanish hides
A quantity of Ge n Linens
9 casks German SC he's
Q do. do. wedding hoes
Cotton twist of different numbers
MORDECAI MILLER.
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Silt. Wine and kalSinS.

JoHH G. LaDD = &c. 60 e,opo,
Have for sale the cargo of d 6s'S l' oon-
my ny, capt. Farrow, from Caa'A' w.
sisting of vine
no ~ p p,p.a casks sherry ditto
100 ZOO ditto ditto dry Malaga
700 90 boxes bloom and muSoafei r'''''"
400 reams paper
5000 bushels salt o+c
February IA
PRINT1N, G 6c;,..
Neatly executed at this once
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Just received,

Just received,
By the ship Resolution, Capt. Jewett,
from Bremen,
.4nd for Sale By the Piece or Package
Brown and white rolls
Hessians
Hempen ticklenbnrghs
Platillas reyales
Bretagnes
Checks and stripes
Listados
Dowlas
Creas la Morlaix
Osnaburghs
Shifting linen
Newton Keene,
Assistant Wanted.
A PERSON acquainted with the Gro
Gerry Business, may hear Of employment
lby enquiring of the Printer.
i ~ An Apprentice to said business
lalsO is wanted.
| February 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-27
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N,eSF9 George Washington.
$500 Captain Henry, will sal
for .N'ORFOLK' on Saturday next, wint
and weather permitting. For freight OF
apply to the Master on board OF
to
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