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LOST
On Saturday eyening last,

On Saturday evening last,
A long red Morocco Pocket Book, folds
and fastens with a pencil. IL contained
several notes of hand, accounts, etc. lit
tie. or no money. The finder shall be IL
beralIy rewarded and no questions asked,
by leaving it with TIE subscriber.
Dauid Houst.
september S6 ST.
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8 a L r
september S6

Just received and for sale, by John Kct.
tell and Co.
5000 bashels Cadiz Salt, white, on
board ship AtaIanta.
5000 ditto st. Ubes ditto, on board
brig Panonis. which, If taken from on
board, will be sold low.
september &c. St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-26
From an Havana Price Current, dated
September 9.

From an Havana Price Current, datss
September 2.
IMPORTS. Rice, 10 rails per aroba
Elour, $50 per barrel. Butter, % pei
|quint. Lard, % per ditto.
EXPORTS. Sugar, white, 21ae5 ri.
ais per aroba: ditto Muscoyado, IS pei
ditto: coffee, Sl1a1s per quint: mo.
lasses,7 rails per key: honey, 2asb ri.
ais persgallon: heeswax, yellow, S1Ol
per quint: ditto white. 1Saa14 ditto.
Prices Current at Lisbon, 9th Aug.
Wheat, Am. Reas Gao 700 per alq.
Indian Corn, 400 400 do.
Flour, fresh, 1000 6.4oO pr Dbl.
Pipe Slaves, $4,000 10000 pr M.
Salt provisions, without demand.
Exchange On London, SD pr mill rea.
sP Note. Reas are equal to Spa
nish, or American Dollar, at par.
KINGSTON, (Jam.) Sept. 10.
Rice has been long scarce and high
we quite the wholesale price at 81 and
dollars, Pitch pine lumber. GO dollars
shingles, 70; flour, IS l6; corn meal.
10; sngar,& 5e a 7os; rum, SIS Cd; cot
fee, 80 a sos.
.another letter, same date.
/" Our market has been very favorable
for rice. which has for long time been
very scarce, N' to 9 dollars csald have
been secured for a cargo or two. We
still think If will be high. as We have dis.
covered tatehy, that it cannot be import,
ed from st. Domingo or the spanish CO
lonles in British vessels, and we former
ly received considerable supplies from
thence.
q Lumber has not been in much de
demand,~ but now looks up. Fitch pine
boards are worth 60 or 20 dellars, by the
cargo. Ranging timber, 90. Shingles.
if good, 49, IA. Shipping is to be had
very moderate. Charleston Oh Savannah
lumbeI always has preference.
:. Our produce is all shipped. Our
crops of sugar, however, promise to be
abundant.
Prices CnrreI1t.-Flour, sup. S17al8f
corn meal Hale Der barrel: rice 9a95
ship bread Ga6a: pilot ditto 10al0t:-
black eyed pease S3a4i: red ditto 44a5
in demand, and likely to continue SO
90 inch cypress shingles 12alSa: white
pine boards 75aT9: red oak slaves, dress
ed. 54a6O: white oak ditto and heaJins.
70a7j.'
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For Sale,

A tract Of land, containing eighty s'1
acres twenty five of which are IN WOOD
situated Eve miles from Town, on Little
River Turnpike Road.
Apply to
Alexander Moore.
September 90 s.
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Public Sale.

On Monday next, at ten o'clock, will Be
sold at the horse of the subscriber On
King street,
A great variety of elegant Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of
Looking Glasses, Tables, Sofas, Chairs,
Carpets, 6 or 8 first quail. Feather Beds,
Bedsteads, Furniture, etc. etc. Table
and other Linen, and an elegant Forte
Piano. Terms made known at place OF
sale.
JOHN MtKENNA.
P. G. MARSTELLER, Aue'r.
september e6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-26
District of Columbia,
County Of Alexandria. to wit:
.aprit 1swal, 1916.
Alexander Perry, Complainant,
against
John Wancher, heir OF Martin Wahcher
Defendant.
IN CHANG cry.

II
IFNHHE defendant, John Wanchet, no
8 having entered his appearance ant
given security according to the statute
and the rules of this court, and it ap'
pearing to the satisfaction Of the court
|upon affidavit, that the said defendant
John Wancher, is not an inhabitant Of
this District, on motion Of the complain.
ant bl his counsel, it is ordered that the
said defendant, John WaIeher, do ap.
pear hereon the first day of Noyembei
Term next: and enter his appearance to
the suit, and give security for performing
the DEGREES OF the court, and that copy
of this order be forthwith published for
two aonths successfully in one of the
public newspapers published in this
ceunty, and that another copy be posted
at the front door Of the courthouse Ut sad
county.
c copy. Test,
G. DENEALE, o. y.
august s 2m
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Bunk of Winchester in Virginia.
June 22d, 1910.

Notice is hereby given that, agreeably
TO Resolution of the Board Of Directors,
of this Institution, general meeting OF
the stockholders will be held on Wedhes
day the lst day of January, 1917, at IL
O'Clock, at the Banking house, at which
meeting business G great importance TO
the company will be submitted tor con-
|sideation. $500.
LEWIS HOFF, Cashier.
July9 lawtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-26
WIN. FEW, Chairman
Chas, Wilkes, Secretary.

a
Iclegates from nearly all the chartered
banks OF Ohio, convened at Chiilcothe
on The 9th list Tor the purpose of agree
Jig on soihe general course RESP citing
the resumption oil specie pc yments.--
Their deliberations resulted in the fol-
lowing resolutions
hes0iped, That it would net Be safe or
prudent for The banks OF Chic to resume
The payment oil the notes in specie, until
the payment of specie shall become gs'
neral at the Banks of tue Atlantic cities.
Resotced also, That as soon as il shall
tie ascertained that the payment Of specie
has become general at the banks OF the
Atlantlc cities, the banks of Ohio, here
represented. are ready, and pledge them
selves to pay specie tor their notes.
Resolved, That these proceedings be
signed by the president and secretary of
this convention, and that the president
communicate a copy the cot to the Sc.
cretary OF the rreasnry OF the u. S. as
their answer TO his circular letter Ut the
22d of July last.
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The Subscriber

MS FOR SALE,
90 bales Carolina Black Moss of fin
quality, suitable for Coach Making, Up
hofsterlng, gc. Also, few bales bes
retailing Cottons
E. Gilman.
July 9 1awtf
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LaNDI.rG THIS UAY,

On Messrs. ]. and P. Jannsy's wharf,
- frem schooner Ad. Durham,
Barbados Sugar, first quality, which,
With 16 puncheons fine old Rum, viii be
sold on favorable terms,
N REILLY.
september sc
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-26
The General Con mittee are aware TIA

The General ZOE mltteS arc diva eha'
an earlier day would have been desirable
on many accounts and especially to meet
the views of the government to obtaln
of the revenue in legal money
after the Goth February next :: but they
have no doubt OF the considerations WHICH
influenced the convention OF Delegates
to recommend day so distant, and the
several boards of directors to confirm It,
will be duly appreciated.
To fix definite period when the
banks in Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
New York, should Simultaneously re-
sumo their specie payments, and that the
period named should be such as to pre-
Glade the possibility Of disappointment,
appeared to be the most essential OBJ
Jects. ~
To Make the reduction Of mercantile
accommodation which the resumption OF
specie payment%would render necessary
as gradual as possible. when the merchants
we're suffering undar the seyerest pres
sure from the state of our commerce., vas
also desirable object. 1t was believed
that the bank OF the United States, and
Its branches, would, at that time, be so
far in operation, as not only powerfully
TO aid the merchants in their payments to
the custom house, but to supply, in part
at least, that accommodation which the
state banks would be obliged to a.
bridge.
When the CIRCUMSTANCES of the times
rendered it absolutely necessary, in the
opinion of the general co,Rmistee, 70 sus-
pend payments in specie, they relied on
the support Of their fellow citizens, il
such steps wete taken by the banks as
were likely to diminish the dangers in
cid ut to a paper circulation, when un-
checked by the only ettectu.l restraint
the paymspt Of specie. Foe this purpose
they pied Ell themselves to each other,
and to the public, toprevent an improper
increase of paper, and they liuntea, very
strictly, their loans and ISSUES. When
their condact is reviewed with due al
iowance ioc the difficulties Of the situa-
ton, the general ccmmittee rely with
confidence, that they will be justified IN
the opinion of their fellow citizens, and
thst it will be admitted they have redeem
ed their pledge.
BY order Of the general commit ee.
tsigued)
WIN. FEW, Chairman.
Clas, Wakes, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
ENTEHEC

sloop Unity, Hand, Philadelphia.
Arrived ship Ocean, Fowle, 4s days
from Liverpool salt, tin, shot & crates,
70 Lawrason and FowIe and Walter
Smith, owners baie goods and hard
ware, to Hugh Smith and Co. adam
Lynn, Patton and Butchers, Charles
slade, Richard siade s. Co. Richard i.ib-
by, Lewis Hipkins and ca. Janney and
Morgan, John Lloyd, J. and r. Withers,
Charles Bennett, Robert Holiday and
others.
Sailed March IS, IN company with the
Be!videra, Hcbion, Of and for Baltim re;
Eus hrates, De Costa, Of and for New.
York; America, Joy. DO. Spoke, April
10. lat 4a, So long. 40, ship Edward,
Fisher, Of Newburyport, IL days from
Hampton Roads for London, April q,
lat. ~, long. 81, brig lohn, OF Pbiiadel-
phia, FROM Belfast, for Newly ork, 48
days out.
Ar iyel schooner Morning Star, Page,
IS days from Havre, with brandy, wines:
silks, and burr stones, TO Lawrasun and
Fowlc, Hugh Smith & Co. ]. and ].
Vowel and ). q I.add.
Arrived b ig Ann. Pearson, So days
from Cadi1; salt, vine, lead and ieisi-
mons t. Lawrason and Fowle.
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ch;evement q: hard dutyisa great al
bolisher Of difficulties. 4
Z Nelo York, Nag IS.

JSew FORK, Nag IS.
Ey the schr. Mary, from St. Barts, VS.
nave received proclamation OF the go
vernon OF that Island, dated the 2uth A
prii, for reducing the import duty to one
ser cent ON wheat, rye, or any other meal
cork, hams, lard. butter, cheese, timber.
spars, mas,s, and every kind OF wood,
iron hoops, &c. coming to the island n i
any bottom whatever rum, moasses &
vegetables Of all kiads TO be admitted
lree of duty. All other goods imported
in foreign vessels are to pa duty OF )
Ser cent on their value. A second order
4edaces The tonnage ousy to one nall OIL
its former amount. The neWseouiatiOns
we're, togo into operation ca the 2Sa
uit.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14

,yvhv NOT. a. well assto celebrate the de-
|claration Of war, and equally 70 celebrate
the return Of peace, by which nothing was
for which the war had been de-
|clared?
But what atonement can they make
for their treatment of Mr.. Popea dc
was in favor of national bank, and o.
eourse was then British. monarchical.
ederal tory. But now he must De con
sdered a good American, republican,.
democratic constituencies. Those who
eurnt him in cftisy ought at least to apo
Iogize to him, and ask his pardon. As
10 Mr. Clay, who voted against q bank II
1911, and for one in 1916, his incensis.
tency IS scarcely noticed, or Will un-
be overlooked by his constitur
ents. Asst Mr.. Barry Of Kentucky whe
voted against bank In 1911, and tor
I6ne in 1916, Re has not committed HIM
sell at all. In his speech against the
bank in 1911 he said he. was sincerely
With a conviction that it was
unconst.ptionab and g being originality
uncoastitptional,it cannot be made other
wise by a lapse OF tilne.--sf IN 1871 e
was Unconstitutional, itmustbe so now"
Now, thoughitwas constitutional IN 17el
and in 1911, he did not say that it would
not be constitutional in 18l6-no, he did
aat commit himseliby lortelling what the
thermometer would &c III
'lSt6.
.2Ae Legislafwe Of this state always
CONSISTENT, as democrats ever are, th2t
once Denounced navy in the seyerest
Terms, declared nc . original grant OF a
character was unconstitutional: that the
|exercise OF such power would be nos
Ionly Unconstitutional, but q dangerous
On the sovereignty OF the
,tates.o Mr.. Barbour was then Go.
yernor. and of course gave his signature
10 these declarations: but, as senator.
3e was not bound to heed the instruc-
lions to Virginia members in Congress
+. to use their best efforts IN opposing by
|avery means in their power national
bank.
Are democrats governed by principle !:
nave they any regard far the dictates OF
heir own cuncience when they are
II i!ty 6fsuch regeneration? However.
let taem 10 what they viii, they some
how are not only justified generally by
the party, but theirfeputation increases
Ia nropor9 y to their departure iron
consistency and mora! duty.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
May II
Richard Libby.

Has Just received by ship Ocean
from Liverpool, a general assortment o
Hard ware. Cutlery &c. sAicb he Wish
es, from the complexion OF the time
had all been back ii EngIand-howev eve,
as they are come, he is determined 7,
sell them on as good terms as they e.
be had in The United State, barring tn
difference Of exchange. Cash customer
especially With their chartered paper, be
invites to give bin acal, and he will ne
be very fastidious about unchartered "a
pei: and all pune uai customers will b.
supplied with pleasure or his usual Gre
dit.
Among The various articles arrived, be
will mention few:
Shot from BIB to No. 10,
Sheet Lead, White Lead ground l.
oil, Wagon boxes, mil, pit, crosscut,
land, pannei, lennon, dovetall and other
saws, cast steei and German steel, an
Wis and vices; nails, Cd, Cd, l0d anu
l2d--spkes, a senerai assortme Gt--iry-
ing pans and sad irons.
and by the Wilhelmina,. daily ex.
pected, viii receive considerable add.
ton to those arrived.
May ID st
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oticc.
The members Of the Mutual Assn
rance Society Of Virginia are again no.
tifed of my re appointment as Agent
and Collector, ard that shall attend ir
alexandria on the Goth instant for tha
purpose of receiving payment of the az.
nua] quotas for the present year. q j.
Guents ard assiguees are also notified
Of the late decision of the supreme court
of the U. States in favor of said Society
in case INVOLVING all points of dispute
Such as wish to save the costs Of de-
'cree and carrying that decree into exc!
cution, will then have an opportunity !!
doing 80.
Il. A. TAYLOR,
Agent ard Collector NJ. A. 9.
fredericksburg. April So sawsm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
On forgiping Injuries.

Forgiveness is the economy of the
cart. A Christian will find it cheape'
% pardon thon to resent. Forgiveness,
iaves the expense of anger, the cost q
aired. the waste of spirits. 1t also put
ne soul into frame, which makes thf
practice Of other virtues easy. The a.
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For sale or FREIGHT,

.kGA The superior ship Wallace. Jc-
ssAsseremiah stickney, master: bur-
then AGO barrels, built at Newbury por.
of the best materials, has performed but
three voyages, is in complete Order fer
sea to complete cargo Tor any port in
the south sof Europe-if required oue-
half would De shipped OH the owners ac
count. Apply TO
Lanrasen g Forole.
Nav 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
For Sale,

7TVHAT substantially built & elegant
q ly finished three story Brick DreL
inc House on Water-street, formerly
the residence Of the late DR.. Ksnnecy3
with which will be sold, either conjoinS
" or separately, the adjoining vacant
lot, 20 feet froGt and lso feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accomnt
latine to the purchaser.
II this property be rot sold previously
10 the 18th Of May next. twill then bs
lor Rent and possession given inimedl
ately thereafter.
application may be made to
J i. MKenna.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
Public Sale of Lands.


TTNDER the authority of decree
e Of the superior court of chancery
held at fredericksburg, in the case OF
Giles Fitzhush againstAndrew scholtield
and Jonathan Scholfield, the subscribers
will offer at public sale for cash on satar-
|aay the 25thinst. at Goodins's tavern on
1.-The Little River Turnpike road--so much
IF "a Tract Of Land conveyed by the sad
|Giies FitEapgh to the said All. scho!-
Held, as Will De sufficient to satisfy the
sum of s 1885 90, and the expenses Of
sale. The Land proposed to be sold, IS
art of the well known tract called Ia
ellsworth situated on both sides OF Ac-
otink Run, and affords some valuable 81.
|. .uations for mills and manufactures.
Richard II. Hendersqa,2 co,,,,s
R.1. Taylor,
Maya eass'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14

An Arabian author who wrote the
life of 'Iamerlane, describes his disconl-
6tsre in his attack upon China, in the
following bold and poetic language, The
same apastr1phe might with equal force
Nave been addressed to an adyenturer OF
the present age.
s. Winter surrounded Iimours army,
The sharp sleet and the cold blast cppos-
ed their progress. They were given O.
yer 10 the fury Of the tempest. The &c,
MUS of the storm entered his assembly,
and was heard TO exclaim in voice OF
thanaer. Stop thy career, thou unjust
tyrantt How long dost thou intend to
cary Games over an unhappy world If
tbou art a spirit ofhell SO am IF we are
both old, arad our occuEatiop is the same
that Of subiusatihg slayes and the
most haneiu! IS the effect of psstilential
stars. when they meet in terrible con
junction. But proceed to extirpate
mankind. and render earth cold yet
thou wilt find at last that my blasts are
Icolder than thine. If thou cast boast o.
lcountess bands. Whc, faithful tothy or
I,ers. harrass aud destroy know that my
wlutry days are, with God's aid, destroy
Iers also! and by the Almighty that NV
ETH /! | will abate thee nothing. Iho'
shalt be overwhelmed with thy ven
tseauce; and all the fte thou hast shall
tnot save thee from the cold death OF thu
hey tempest"
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Turks-1s'and sak,

lust received and for sale on board the
sch'r Caroline, N. Derick-on. mas
ter
1860 bushels Turks-Island SALT,
3pply to
S mo. Ia st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14

". Ten Caiehas been present
mr. r, secretary Of State to the IRE
ed Dy - rhsrre des Aaaires of the kips
Oi the On'''u Nat. Intel.
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| FIFTY DOLL.RRS REWdRDa

-+--------~
FIFTY DOLLy4ES REWdRDs
RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
Irving in ne-Arundel county, Mary.
land, near Queen Anne, on tie 10th
instant, a likely light mulatto lad, called
'CHARLES JACKSON, about 5 feet 8
TOR 9 inches hish-,-hatI Gil when abscopd-
led blue round Jacket trimmed around
the edges with red, sHsrk blue panta-
lIoons very much worn, wiite cotton
Shirt, a new fur hat aid boots, he has
|also a variety of other cloathing With
him which is un,,newn-he is al arttu!
fellow. and AS he reads and writes very
well no doubt will forge pass to answer
his purpose. The above reward VIII be
gwen for securing him in Alexandra or
|Georgetewn jail, and Sixty Dollars i
brought to me.
YIN. G. Sanders.
". B. All masters of vessels & others
nre forewarned harborins or carrying OF
said fellow at their peril.
December Is 2aw.
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Just received and for sale,

Just ICCCif Cu 0iiO iU1 o%tCs
IA tierees and half tierces rice
90 Connecticut pieughs by
NEWTON KEENEy :
Who has in Store,
so box slsugar
so ditto Florence oil
so ditto Raisins
10 quarter casks Colmenar ditto
IS ditto Do. sherry, OF q supe:
rior qaallty
80 bales German linens
90 tons Swedish iron
SO casks steel
"a crates queeps ware assorted
Is tors pig lead
500 shovels, suitable for SILT or grains
fer Freight to any port in Europe OF
the Nest indies,
sEs Tie GOOD Brig
:5sSP Virginia,
sss-ss5sszssSsa hurthen twelve hundred
5aIreIs III complete ot1der for sea
.apply as above.
May4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
NOTICE.

I have resigned my Office as Presiden
Of the e. +. Bank oil the United State
and am no longer stakeholder in tn
Institution.
luelHarper.
Nav II 81
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Thomas H. Rowland,
UEo HIS for .+s1lp.

Tho has for sale,
The cargo of said vessel, consisting
c $500 bushels Lisbon Salt Of good qua.
ltv, and LOG casks OF Line.
May 4 1T
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
POPULATION.

It apnears from a coMparison OF the
>liR rent censuses taken since the adon
ion of the fedora constitution. that TIT
population Of TIE United States increase;
at tie rate Of S per cent. per annun
taat is, it doubles in % years There i
every reason to believe, that the popula
n0e vii continue TO increase in tins pro
portion for many years, perhaps tor :
century to come.-The vast unsettled
interior Of North America will continue
to accommodate, with nearly the same
ease that It does AZ present, al the mil
tinas which would be produced during
s'ia.: period, by such a rate OF lhcFeitse,
The following schedule will show the pc.
Of tn United States for lie
years to come, at intervals of 2S years
Imposing tie increase to be in the pro
portion re have mentioned -
III 1910, it was, in round numbers
: ,o00 coo.
la 1885, It VII be 100000.
la 1856, 28,000,GO0.
IN 1879, 56,000,O00
In 1902, ll2,030,oG0.
III 1925, ga 100000.
This last number, scattered over q
territory of three million square miles
would average about 20 to each mile: q
population about as dense as that Of
s'.assacbNsests Proper, and as the ave
stefagS of all Europe Rostun Record.
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May IA
Public Sale.
Hardware & Cutlery.

IAaiuW 81 z ~ SNSi$i j a.
There is among this parcel of goods.
prime corn, grass aod bramble scythes,
best cast steel sickles. prime straw
kniye., hoes, Wagon boxes, vices, an
wills and other smiths tools, tinmens'
and braziers' tools, coopers' and car
penter,' tools--Also, two cases OF guns,
which contain some very elegant double
barsel,d for birds. a few dozen pc peck
ct pistols, two press-copying machines,
complete, and two iron chests tor count
ing hotfses, etc. etc. etc.
May II Y
y. The editors Of the Fredericks-
burg, Winchester, & gteesburg papers,
are requested to insert the above 6jtImes,
and send their accounts to this office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
Public Sale.

This dav at half past 10 O'Clock, viii be
gold at the Sen'iue Store, for ca,h,
About 1000 bushels bright Cadiz
Salt, in lots to suit purchasers.
~ ANY Bank Paper Of the District Q:
Columbia received IN payment.
z. G. yVarS!el.er.