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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-14
OLIVER S. HARTSHORN,

LAS Jun received for fals large afortnent Of
Ii Ladiss'. Midss'. - ChiDdrsos
Kid, Morocco, s. Leather Shoes,
OF the newell fafhioa, and manufactured Of the
ben flock.
He hss ALTO IN aGM.meht Of Oent.smsas Psmps
and Ace Shcss, Boots, sc
ON CONSIGNMENT,
Seseyal eafes Of Amesican Waterproof HATS
cheap, durable 'ieks and Handfoms-Prics p 3.
10 dos. Goat x q MOaOCCO. OF different co
lors and beft quallry, by The dessu or ass's.
A (mall afiortment 1t LASTS, Of different kinds.
~ The above are of good quality and vii. be
dipofed Of on the moR reatSnabIe terms Tor
oelh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-14
GEORGE HILL,

Ne 8 MUSs1rS ROW, 8
HAS jan received complete aGor,msnt Of
Spring & Summer Goods,
which are offered very low, who:efae or retail
particular in our nex: May Z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-14
CASH

a ND the HIGHEST rsIcs, will be given for sisss
w ffII'E RAGS,
~ rotiN WINCHESTER, ., HE Nautical, Book
4 stationary store, No. s, Jones' Row, Exchange
0reet MA1cn 70
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-14
The Subscriber

The Subscriber
'ENDERS his iervices a. . Deputy Sheriff for
j. the couaty OF Oxford any precepss directed
70 him will be faithfully and punctuAy executed
Norway Mays THOMAS CLARK 3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-14
Z x S. FARLEY,

Miknsys and Mantua. Adkers,
Exchange. ltreet,
IIAvE jaR received = handfoms a6ortmens Of
- English Il India Goods,
irritable for the feafon--vis.
Canton b Italian Grapes Luteilring. fais;o, 6gar
Green black. wh.e &c Cd fringed and velvet
uIed and Florence Ribbons
silks Light and dark Calicoes
Back Lesansioe, nag Cotton and Gik Shawls
fancy figured Hkfs. 81 ck beaver and hik
Back Savinests Gcvss
Seeded and plain Book India sewing Silk
Mua.ns Cotton Hofe, &c &c
All which will be fold cheap for Calh only.
4Also- Fashionable Millenary
made at the shortest notice.
- They afo continue their fore 10 Bath,
where the above articles may - had.
PssissS, Apva 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-14
.Ve,v Wholesale and Retail
DRUGG WAREHOUSE.
Charles White.

At the ign of Ceifus head, No ). Marlboro ftrest,
corner of Winter Aeeet, BOSTON,
rIAS received aud offers for iale. one hundred
i i and twenty packages OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Sur
geon's Instruments, Peyumery,
and Glass Ware,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-14
NEW GOODS.
Joseph Johnson,

..6 No EXCHANGE sTRsET
J1As JUN received handfome .f rrmens Of
Engl.sh, India and French floods,
which be ofers for fale very low for cath.
april so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-14
JOSEPH HOOLE

INFORMS his friends cad the public ,hathe has
Rsnovts from his late nsnd TO the fo,e dirsa
y oppo6,e lately improved by Mr.. WILLiAA P,
DAVIS, aud has formed eonnexion 10 bu6nefs
With bis brother. under the firm Of
J. & E. HOOLE,
Who have for faie general aGostnent Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-14
*.* NEW GOODS!
WEBER 4 CHASE,

MISUNDERSTANDING,
Lave JUN received an executive adoHmsns Of
II EngI6. Lndis y French Goods,
fuitahis for the preiens aud approaching feAfon--
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-14
A match. for Mr.. james HIS Neayork Mon.
mouth Calf.

On the 1st Of April last, heifer owned in the
vicinity Of this town, was delivered Of calf which
month old, il weighed one handred and eight -mus
pounds.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-29

Ito pass qnite close to. us. Tears OF JOY
LOVED from our eyes. Every one lale
lhold OF handkerchieis OF different piece
f linen in order to make signals to the
5rig. which was rapidly approaching
I0ur joy was at its height when we per
eeiyed at its mizen large white flag
ne exclaimed" 1t is TO Frenchmen
then, we are to owe our deliverance 2
The Argus had .snow Gene within two
snusket shots Of us. The crew upon
deck waving their hands and hats an
nounced TO US the pleasure they felt il
bringing relief their unfortunate couli-
trvmea. Ina short tame we all found
on board the Argus.
:. In closing this recital of the lnheard
of saferlngs which we endured for IL
days may be allowed to mention the
names OF those who shared them with my
self. They were iessrs. Dupont. l.
Heareux, Lozac, Ciairet, officers Of the
troops CoraeaI. engineer Tor Cape Verd (;
6riton du Bellay, secretary of the Go
We, aor; Coudln, midshipd.ati of the first
claqs sayigny, second surgeon Of the
irigate, and sergant -malor Tourtad,
master gunner ;Eayilette, passenger for
tsoe vprd Coste, seas4an, Thomas, pl-
lot: Francois. :. inspector Of in6rmary !:
and Joan Charles soldier
"SAVIGNY Surgeon
',0a board tie Coredeihe Echo Aug
90. 1862
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-29
A advertisement.
November Ct

I'm obedience to an order OF the coun.
4 ~ court Of Fairfax, we will, on We'd
1esday. the 9th day of December next.
proceeI to sell 70 the highest bidder, all
That parcel or tract of land (uow occnpi-
ed by, aid ia the possession OF Thomas
Ogden Of l'honas) belonging to The re.
n,esentatiyes of the late John Allison,
deceased. Tbs tract is believed TO
contain between 60 and 100 acres, toIe-
rsbIy we'll watered, with a good proper
nor in wood. bounded by Ravensworth,
AID the lands of William Cash, senior,
Zachariah Ward ard w. Ii. Foote, Esq.
and about seven miles rom Alexandra.
i farther description is deemed unne-
sessary, as it is presumed any person M
lined TO purchase would view the premi-
,es. which will be shewn on application
10 the tenant hoInas Ogden OF Thomas:
The terms will be, one third cash, and
,onds with approved security Tor the oa-
nee, PAYABLE in IL and is norths.-
ne sale to take place on the premises,
ID will commence at IL O'Clock, at
hich time and place due attendance
i'll be given by the a,o>.yps
November Is eoS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-29

DAYS from Bassaterre, Gau,l. Noy 10
lat, 81, IS. long 81, So, spike schqoneI
Bmely, Hill, from Fredericksburg b'unf
70 St, psomas's, but on learning from u
that the market at Gaudaloupe was oPeb
Tor flour, which was in demand, deter
mined to 60 to that port.
The ship Illinois, Captain Noyes, IRON
Liverpool, bonnd to New York, having
sprung aleak, attempted to put into this
pert, but in doubling Nillonshby's Point
she unfortunately grounded at high wa
ter. The weather beng calm, however,
during Friday and Saturday, part Of
the cargo was taken out to tighten her,
and we are happy to learn that she is off
a. ain, and safe in our harbor.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-29
From TIE It.lca patrigt,
Extract Of letter FROM lent S,n,u,

Extract Of letter FROM Lent San,usl
H. Breesc, on bas,d he =. ship
Washin ton, date" Naples. Aug. 20
1915. to bis friend rs Utica,
We arrived here frs,a SD. altar the
18th ult 6ut were aolj 81 = ude qusrau-
I.ine IS dsY- betafe SIC eaud cammu!H
icate wi;b lie ,hnfe. emrracrd }hr
first opp ltpnify t'laJ os1ste9 y visit tie
curi0Sites THAT aboaud inland abort Ma
pies, A3ount Veausl,ls Is in fall vjew be.
lore Us. aud emJt- CONSTANT flames and
smohe- Ine appearance at ni4|,tis grand
in the extreme. The objects that pre-
sent themselves Of primary Importance
to stranger, uotiCe, are the remains of
PUmple and Herculausum. towns sl(uat-
ed al the toot u Mount vessyins. AM!
destroyed by Its eruptiuns in the year
40. Several streets are cleared aut from
Pompie and disclose theatre, o., aces,
TEMPLES. sc. with whole rows ut, III, ate
baildil.s. The marble loorings AMI
Mosaic work al tic temples and palaces
are superD--the paintings Ca the walls
retain the brlliiancy oi ii If color not
wishstandins tie lapse oi ages, though
much dlsfisured aud INITIATED by tire
hand, of 40. Kmen and visitors. Under
tone Of tue Villas is an extensive cellar.
i'm which are dirty or forty large jars
capable Of containing three gallons each
i'm the same situation as when found. III
which The OWNER OF the mansion doubtless
kept his FaIefnlan wine so much exto
he'd by the Latin poet, Little did the
lownes ofthis mansion imagine, that al
Ter the lapse of nearly eighteen cent?
nes. hundreds from a part of the globe
aoi then supposed to Sc in existence
ioute as luxurious as himself, would ira
verse his favorite villa, examine his Gel
lar AID wac Jugs, though mourning iel
its unumeIy iase, regret that some OF his
GOOD FaleFnian had not escaped the ra-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-29
.qleranGria. Nor. s9.

Was committed 20 the jail 81 this
Icornty as runway, a mulaito man
who says his naGe is David Joses, and
says that he came from Hartford county
in the state of South Carolina he is "a
about $ feet 9 or 10 inches high & about
90 years of ase--his face is rough with
pin PIES he had Oh a blue cloth coat and
home made pantaloons. The owner Is
to come and prove his proper
ty, pay charges and take him away, O.
therwise he will be disposed OF as the
law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Keeper
Of the Jail Tor Washington Boyd,
Marshal,
November 90 1an2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-29
Port of Alexandria.

ENTERED
Schooner Ontario, NogtQn, entered
ind cleared for Georgetown,
sloop Buck, Wheeler. Georgetown.
CLEARED.
Brig Trim, Cleveland, Boston.
Schooner Elizabeth, Snow, ditto
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-29
A Talior wanted.
Bark Of the U States,
Office ef The Commissioners,
WASHINGTON. NoY. 25. 1871

WAsHINeToN, Nov. 25, 1876
ATOIILE is hereby given to the sub
"a scribc-s to the Capital Of the Bank
Of the United States at the city Of Wash.
ipgton. that the Commissioners appoint.
ed by the President OF she United States
TO receive the said subscriptions, are du,
ly authorised BY the president and direc
tors of the Bank Of the United States. to
Irecej7e The second inst&Iment of the SAID
,ubacript!sas 10 wit: on each s. are OF
!the said capital, 20 doiiaas in geld OF siI
Iver coin. ard Is doilars.in coin as afore-
sai1. or,in funded DEBT. xEthe rates pre-.
>cribed hy the act OF incorporation Wit,
j power o. attorney annexed 20 the CERT
Ificates OF the said tundcd debt proportion
authorizing the loan o!Ecer, Tor the time
being, at whose Office the said funded
Idcbt shall stand recorded Cor the register
| 81 the treasury OF the United Star 5, II
! he stock shall slald Gn the books G! tie
treasury to transfer the same in due
| form OF law, to the president, directors
!and COMPANY ol Tie Bank OF the United
States mat the said commissioners as
agents OF the Bank, will attend at the
iraams of the treasury, occupi@d by TIE
office Of Pay and deposit Of the Bank Of
lCulQmbia, beta cen the hours Of 10 O'Clock
liz the forr noon, and three O'Clock in tie
Iafternoon. daily 4 every day. sunday
excepted, from the Grs oi January ne&i
ensuing to the Esd OF the saa,e mouth
both days inclusive, fsr the purpose Of
receiving the payn ents as atol esald, and
that the subscribers, at their option, ma
lei'her pay the said second ins.alment a.
sthe original place of subscription, within
the time hereiu limited or at the Bant
of the U. States at Philadelphia.
JOHN MASON, ]
THOMAS SWAMI, ICom'rs.
JOHN p. VAN NESS,
Novenber $40 2awt23dJan
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-29
NORFOLK, November 25.

NUKFULh3 -NVFCIIUCI ~@J'
Arrived, British sIoop Rising Sun. Ing
ham. so days from Jamaica Nov. Y,
in lat. 81, As, long. IS, spoke schooner
Revenge, Tayler, from Baltimore. three
DAYS from the Capes, bound to the Ha'
vannah.
Brig Peggy and Pamela, Corran, IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-29

~ ,1E5 q - =
Departpl this lie, Oh fuesda, eveu.
ING the 2Gth instant. afrer lingering
and painful illness. which size bore With
patience and resignation, Mrs Lucy
ARMJsTEAD, rehct OF the Iats JOHN Ar
misr,at. Esq. Of Caroline county, Nirgl-
MIA, n tie 7Sst year of her aye.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-29
ALEXANDRIA,.
FRIDAY, NoyEmpER &c.

Ishipwrcck ofthe Medase French Fri.
gale Some weeks ago, We published :
Short account Of this melancholy ship.
arcck, In a late London paper, we find
II long and nitrate statement OF the e.
Fepts which succeeded the wreck Of the
tr;cata. This statement WHICH was
drawnup By the surgeon Of the vessel
{ rho vas himself a witness 10 the awful
scene he has descrrbeJ) we ROW present
to ourreat'egS in the proceeding columns.
These whe nave serS the shar, skerch
hefore published, will doubtless be sfati.
fed with the opportunity t ~s2d;nS she
details here given, and others VAL hsd
This narrative one Of ne most melancha.
iy and interesting they have ever Pc
russa,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-29
We learn fem a2t&ia Foran of til

We learn fem aqt$ia Foran of tn
biz Peggy aLd RaMe,a trem Gauda
ioape that the Geyrrn,.e "i That !4.dud
has flsen OF tie restriction on flou, in
A,aer.can vessels. ard that J Schooner
tram }exaadra bat! bstn permitted Il
iasd aud sell n,r car4o Of flour, at Basa.
tere, for vhiea I've Capta!n ,hfaiped SI5
,,.er b.r,e. ihe yellow fevcr vas "a
's4g 4ith great vi"."nce at po;at Patre
i2aa a. many Is So persons haI 0eer
known to die Ia Cnc ,kr
.Ns,JJfo.''t HaroM.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-29

The Chevalia? jose Gogrea de Sierra
bad an audience Of the President on iSa-
turday last. wSen he daliyeged his lptter
Of credence a, minister PlcnipoteDtlary
of his Most faithful Majesty the KING
of Portugal, Brazil and higa YES
Daiiy Ni!tiaaGt IaieHigeNce
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-29

By the Brig Virginia, R1eaarn. whicI
arrived here yesterday in SIX eeh day>
froHl Barbados, we lear;., tina vesse
rad arrived there an ;i.e 6ta I. osa Lnspi. L
The Capt. Of which iiad i',n,g't verbal IL
'telIigeAee, that the celebrated nafsioric
gen. Sir Grcsor MS 81 =, ind takrn pos.
session. Of Cumaaa aud WI, pracfrd nc
against Caraca% with a sgricient feT &c
it was believed to take possession Of tAst
mace. FED. 0Az
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-29
PUBLIC SALE.

no. MORROW, the 3oth instant, will
/ be sold at the office of John Jacks son
and Co. on U6ion street, between
King and Prince
bale super cloths
l. Ga do
cassineres
S blue, drab & mixed plains
9 flushngs ard coatings
I super coatiBgs
case super Madras hkfs
common do
1 cotton cambic, 96a64
ve!yets and cords
wnrstcd and cotton hosiery
cases super French hats:
ALSO,
CaIicoes, giEghams, cotton shirtngs,
IbIafk and white cambrics. lace and shirt
3 tons Guernsey frock,, mems and wo-
Inlen's six and York tan gloves, elegant
Ere lch linen cambick, super long la"ps,
biaGk 1t, Ian grapes, super cameiS ha!r
IAhasl.. meme ditto, plaid silks, iaacy
Itea'bers--a9d, without reserve, all as.
a0rtmeet IF inlia Goods.
Sale at ten O'Clock precisely.
| November %
PUBLIC S8LE.
On Saturday nest fine 30th instant, will
be sold at the Office OF John JACK
son 4 20. on Unioa, between King
and Prince streets,
| Pipe and quarter cask Malaga
wias
7quarfer casks old Sherry do
9Gkcgs a&d boxes starch
2 pifes braEty
10 Kegs Of raiSius
boss shrub
boi. co-d-l, &c.
Sale at 10 O'c!ock preci ely.
Noy %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-29
JOHN MASON, !
THOMAS SWAMI, SCOm'rs
JOHN P. VAN NESS. !
Novenber $40 2awt23dJan
Public Sale.

On "Wednesday next the fourth of De
cenber, will be sold, at the late dwell
Ing house of Henry S. Earl, deceased
AN the Personal Estate of the said Ear,
consisting OF HosshoId and Kitchen Fur
nitu.e, etc. sale at three O'Clock.
PHOEBE EARL, Adm'x.
November 90 dts
PIINTING
NeatIs executed at the Office of the 4
lexandria Gazette.
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100 Dollarb Reward.

ADSC0NDED on TUESDAY las, 3
.ouIattp woman named Fang, formerly
the property Of Mrs. Blackburn, late q
Alexandria.
Fanng is a bright muIatto, aboat IS
years of age, OF low stature; she bas NJ
.merous .acquaintaRccs IL Alexandria
where she lived several years, and has
a mother living at Neabsco furnace, 10
the county of Prince William at one
or the other Of which places she will pro-
baby be found, or on her way to Phila-
deis}hia, with a forged pass.
Ii the above described slave is appre-
hended within Ten miles of my house,
and brought home, will give a reward
of F;itg Dollars, and if at q greater dis
lance, One Hundred Dollars. Her hus-
band likes al. Mr.. John A. w ashington's
near Charles Town.
Henry S. Turner
Jefferson County, Va.
April s6 tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-09
NUlICE.

Nm PURSUANCE of a decree OF the, honor
D. able the Chancellor Of Maryland. |
will sell at public auction, all the Real
Estate of which William Il. Ciaggett,
Esq. late Of : Prince Georges County,
deceased, died possessed, to-. wit: one
well improved. lot with excellet! build,
;ngs thereon, II. PiscotaWay, at present
occupied by DR.. William Marshall, jun.
"a valuable farm miles from Piscata-
way, on whiph the deceased resided
containing about ESQ acres; nearly halt
of which is excellent weuds--with every
necessary Building, and the land ron
experimenthighIy susceptible ofi@proye-
ment from the use OF clover and plaster.
Also, an undivided sixth part Of tract
OF land within one nile Of Chaptico, Gu.
which the late Or. john II Briscoe re-
sided. This last property will be. sold
at tAap'co, on Wednesday the. 18th
day OF May next, and the other proper
ty will be sold in .piscaaWay..on SatNr
day the 18th OF same month. The terms
viii b. that the purchasers give bonds Oh
interest from the days. Of sale, payable IN
one, two and three years. The propc'-
ty vii! be sold clear Of and released irosa
the widows dover.
THOs. MuNDEL1-, Trus,
April 26.----tsw
All persons having claims against the
deceased, will lodge them properly ar.
thepsieated, in the rtancsay Office, On
or before the eighteenth day Of Noren-
Der next.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-09
Public Sale.

:. BY virtue OF writ of venditiSni ex-
ponas, to me directed, from the court Of
appeals for the western shore OF Marylad
will be sold for cash and meet crop of to-
bacco, at the COURTHOUSE in Port Tobac-
co, cn Tuesday the Goth day Of May next
all William Courts's right, title and ms
terest in and to tract or parcel of lands
called st New Alliford." containing 81
and one half acres, more or less, the pro-
pertY Of said Courts. Taken in execp.
tionto satisfy debt due Samuel VIM
att. ~;
TOWNLEY ROBEY.
Late Sheriff of Charles County
april IL dts.
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Notice.


The members of the Mutual Assn.
rance Society OF Virginia are again no.
tiled Of ny appointment as Agent
and Collector, and that / shall attend in
Alexandria on the Goth instant, for the
Purpose of receiving payment Of the ar-
nual quotas for the present year. Delin-
quents and assignees 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 a de.
cree and carrying that decree into exc
cution, will then have an opportunity Of
doing SO
Agent and Collector N. 4. S:
Frederick sburg, April So 2aw2a,
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NOTICE.

TIE Stockholders OF the Warrenton
Company ar-sherebyi notified, that the
election for President and t,cetre hi
yectors advertised TO be held at the Of-
fee Of the Company on Monday the ED
instant, is postponed until the 9th day Of
June next.
JOHN a. ~. Smith, Cash'r.
april IS
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QulGLY's

Burr .Wili Stone Nanllfaetory.
fNvHE subscriber has received large
4 supply Of BURR BLOCKS, direct
from France aud hes commenced max
ing Burr .Hilt Stones, at his shop, upper
end Of King street, near the store Of Mr..
James Anderson, where he car, on a
short notice. furnish Stoaes Of any size.
warranted equal to any in the United
States, and on the most reasonable terms.
sMichGel 9uiglg.
april s If
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1861
-. -. =
For Charleston. S c.
To touch at Norfolk

To touch at Norfolk
kEG The elegantly accommodate
NywfSs ed and fast-saiIing Packet
y, schooner George Washinr-
ton, - henry, master !;
viii positively sail for the aboys Ports
on Wednesday next, the lst Of May
For freight or passage apply on board,
Or 10
adams, Herbert q Co!
april 90
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0WpEr, RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1876.
Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.
Benz. Bromn and Son,

Respectfully, inform the Public that
they have commenced the manufacture
of BURR MILL STONES, ON the cor
ner OF Patrick and Cameron. ST eets, IN
the town of Alexandria, where they are
ready to receive any orders with which
they may be favored, and will execute
them with all despatch and iuthe best
ner.
They have receired an assortment Of
Boiling Cloths
OF good qualify, and intend keeping a
constant supply.
: Nav 4;3 - - tf-
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Will take Freight

Will take Freight
TO ANY PART. of THE WORLD,
{. SSS The staunch schooner Rambler,
81 xJohn Mitchell, masters burthen
80 tons. She is low decked, and will
carry between 500 AID 700 barrels.
Application may be made to the Mas.
ter on board, or to
.Nssoton Ksens.
april q
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Fresh Teas.

This day landing from the schr. Liberty,
Cap. Bears, from Boston,
Lnpeaaa g Young HySon Teas
Of the Canton's importationin April 1916.
.and for safe BY
Bryan Hampson & Co:
april 27
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-09
May T..
MilIers & Farmers Attend.


q N pursuance of decree Of the hon.
h the Chancellor of Maryland, / will
sell al public auction. in Pscataway, CT
Saturday. The 18th day of May next, all
the Real Estate Of hudson M. Cluggett,
Esquire, late of Prince Georges Coun-
ty, deceased. This estate consists of
half a mill and ]otof ground Of about %
acres, and an adjoining farm containing
about $50 or 400 acres.
The mill from the oonstancy of its
stream and contiguity to market, being
about one and half miles from Piscata
way, from whence there is water car
riage, and seven miles from Alexandria,
is truly valuable to any peroh wishing to
engage capital in that line. Gtain in
abundance can be had in tbe ncighbor.
hood--two pair of stones, one Of burr
and one for country work, are at present
running--but important improvements
mght easily be made as the house is
large. The land is fertile and capable
OF great improvement by the use Of plais-
ter or clover. The whole property will
be sold clear and unencumbered with
the widows dover. The Mill and farm
will be offered separately.
The terms of sale are that the purcha.
ser shall give bond with approved seeu
rity ca interest from the day of sale
and D yable in one and two years.
Sale to begin at 1s O'Clock.
Thomas Mundel., Trustee.
april GO daw