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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-09
Fifty Dollars Reward.

ISAAC IS mulatto Toy, about Twelve
Years old--had On a pair of striped cot.
on pantaloons, mixed blue roundabout
and red morocco cap--he mag easily
change his dress, as he had bundle Of
cloaths for my brother who is about bis
size. will give twenty Dollars to any
person who will secure tue boy SO that i
set him again, and Thirty Dollars for APP
pretending the thief SO Tat he be brous t
to justice. expect that he was taken
away by some negro buyer from the
southwark.
VIM. l.. Weems,
Near PIscataway.
august SO law5"t
-" The Editors OF the National lnte!-
iigencer and Federal Republican, are re-
quested TO publish the above once a week
tor three weeks, and send their accounts
70 this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-09
Lees Oiagngat for the f.ch.

Warranted an intaiIibIo remedy at one
may be used with perfect
safety OH infants week old, not con-
tanning particle Of mercury or any daR-
gerous Ingredient whatever, and not &C
companied with that tormentIns smart
which attends the application OF oihel
remedies.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-09
NOTICE.

The Stockholders Of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria are hereby notified
that dividend Of five per cent on the ca.
pital stock paid in, is this day declared
payable to them or their legal represen.
tatives, on Friday the 18th inst.
By order of the President and Direc-
tors,
VIM. PATTON, jan. Cashier.
September Sd
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-09
Public Sale.

On Saturday the 18th September, at
4 o'clock p. NJ. will be sold without re-
serve, that valuable MILL, the property
of the late Capt. George North, situated
on Holmes Run, in the county of Fair
lax, and state Of Virginia. The sale to
axe place at the Coffee House in the
own of Alexandria, where the terms will
)e made known.
BY Order of the Trustees.
Aug. Is sawts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-09
Hans true g genuine German Corn
P!ai5ter.

n- At the place of sale pamphlets
may be had gratis, describing cures per-
formed by the above medicines; the mum
Der, Importance and respo ctabihty OF
which, fully justify every article OF tins
August 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-09

Historical sketches
OF THE
LATE WAR

Between the United States and Greai-
Britain-illustrative Of the individual oFa'
very of the American Sailors, oolu'e'9
and Citizens-with Portraits OF the '"os'
Naval & Military U!hce'S'
and views OF several 6ieses and EhSSaSS'
ments. Price 2 Dollars.
ALSO
A few copies of Richard Smiths iI.',
for the Murder of Capt. Carson---oOD'
pIete.--Price | Dollar.
For sale By ,r
JOHN A. sTEWAR!' /.
august q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-09
Lost,

oSS1
On Monday night, in descending the
stairs Of the Theatre,
A Red morocco Pocket Book, CON
.taining
Hugh yiolet's note due January
/, 1917, for $50
Do. do do. on demand Is
Geo. Adams acknowle iament
for upwards Of 500
Peter Jat's note %
Sally Lanes note due on demand for 100
WIN. Peake's note on demand so
Geo Brag's note with surety for IS
Beach A. Sangster's Note ior so
An accepted order on I. L, TripIet 50
With sundry Others not now recollect-
ed. and which cannot be useful to any
but the owner: ard q suall SUM Of
money. If found and returned to the
,printer, with its contents, a reward CT
ten dollars will be given. and no ques-
tons asked.
G. ". Lane.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-09
Public Sale.

Yg7IIE subscribers will sell, on Monday
3 the 29th of October next, if fair /; il
not the next fair day thereafter, in pur-
suance Of the DEGREES of the county court
of Fairfax, in the suit of Magruder and
Washington against John LRke--at pub
lie sale for ready money, the whole, OF
50 much of that Tract OF Land, situate in
Fairfax county on the north side of the
Tread leading from Alexandria to Lees.
turg, on which the said John Luke re-
,ided, as will raise the sum Of eleven
hundred and ninety FIVE pounds four shil.
!ings and 1--WE pence, with interest there.
IN from the 10th of September 1898. IN
ii the day of sale, and the costs of the
suit and saie--which land is situated a.
bout seven miles from Alexandria and a
short distance above the place where the
turnpike road leading from the Potomac
bridge strikes the road from Alexandria
TO Leesbnrg. The quantity Of land is est.
mated at about 588 "a acres. There is
on it two story framed Dwelling House
not in very good repair, and some cut
houses. No deed will be made until the
purchase money is paid.
Edmund [ Lee.
Roht. |. Taylor.
Richard Radcliffe,
Commissioners.
Aug. IA cots
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HANyLpON'S ELIXIR.

sorsreigsr renedy for Co!1,@, obstinate
COUGHS, .fstbmas, sore tfroats, Gna
appYoachin% Copsumptiops, aud 'aoSi
disolderS,of the breast and !anSs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-09

A sovereign remedy for all diseases o.
the ewes, whether the effect Of natural
weakness or OF accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-09
VIM. l.. Weems,
Alexandria Morocco Manufac

Alexandria Morocco Manu(ac
tory,
at the corner Of 0rOnoi;o G Water
streets, near the fish 1ohaJ,
Where may he bad, Morocco tjr gen
tlemens' boots. Mo Deco and Americas
Kid of all colors for ladies' shoes, coach
makers and hatters' Lining Skins, hat
,ers' and spinning Wool. The above arti.
cles manufactured in the best manner BY
the subscribers.
John ID. Benkhert & Co.
n 3. The highest price given for
shumac Leaves that are well cured. Dl-
rectiors may be had at the factory for
curing it.
september e co
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-09
Teot'te .achc Drops,

The onlyremedy yet discovered Hhicl
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
NEST severe instances.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-09

Lees Mfalli6e ,9gNe and Ferer Drops.
For the cure CT agues, remittent, and
feyers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-09

tains remedy known, and ha restored
to health and strength great number,
when in an advanced stage Of this fatal
complaint. Particular and plain instruc-
tons are given Tor every part of the ne
cessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine
with eagerness; having pleasing appear
ance, and an agreeable taste.
Hamilton's Essence and Ektract Of
Mustard.
A safe and effectuaI remedy fox acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatlc
govt, palsy, lumbagoo, nllmbness, white
swellings, chilblains, sprains, bruises, pam
ia the face and neck, etc.
The. Genuine Persian Lotion.
So. celebrated among the fashionable
throughout Europe, is an invaluable cos
metic, perfectly innocent and safe, free
from corrosive and repellant minerals,
1.-THE basis of other lotions) and OF IN
parallel efficacy in removing blemishes
of the face and skin, ffeckles, plmples.
inHamatorysredaess, scurfs, letters, ring
worms, sunbnfns, prickly heat, &c. The
Persian Lotion operates mildly, without
impeding the natural. insenslble persplra
lion. which is essential to health, yet It's
effects are speedy and permanent, rem
deriug the skin delicateiy soft and smooth
and improving the complexion.
The Restoratiye Po1oder for the
teeth aud Gtt,as.
This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, aad cleanses and
whitens the teeth, by absorbing ali the
acrimonious slime and foalpess, which
suffered to accumulate, never tails to m
lure and finally ruin them.
Hamilton'S Grand Rsstordta0e'
IS recommended a. al invaluable me
dicine fer the speedy relief and perman-
ent cure Of the various complaints result
ing erom dissipated pleasures, juvenile
inliscretions, residence in climates IN
favourable TO the constitution, the immo-
lerate use of tea, frequent intoxicatton
Of any othes destructive intcmperance
Che unskilful or excessive use oi ntercu-
~. tie diseases peculiar to females at a
certain period Of life, bad lyiugs In, &C.
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NOTICE,
Z T'liSGGt
2aVVts

A meeting of The subscribers to Il
Falls Bridge Turnpike onpany, is re
quested at Georgetown, Tor the purpose
of electlng President, four Directors
one Treasurer, and such other odicers a
they may think necessary; Oh the Ill
ot October, 1916.
john IittIejohn,
BIT. Houeh,
John Mccormick,
&. Blans,
John Thompson,
John w. Bronaush,
Ninian Magruder,
William Steuart.
AUG. 23-Sept. 5 1awllth0ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-09
FOR SALE,

Freight or Charter,
kE1 The substantial fast sailing Sch'l
"a Cumberland, burthen 1l2 tons o.
30 barrels. She is nearly new, well
ound, and in every respect first rate
essel, and now in complete order TO
ae reception of cargo: Apply to
Butts and CawoOd.
August s eoa
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-28

Since the date OF our last eircu.ar
fae iunhcr irpci,eiion 81 ,sr have a-
mounted TO $4,000 IBIS and oil tur-
.pentine 10 5000 bbls. Far has d,c!ina>
cd sill lnrther in price, and now sells
at los to lis Cd q barrel, thick Vitgf-
ria a, l2s 70 l3s 81 y barrel Ctere
mas been good dem4h nd for turpen-
;iDe, and IN the last y esk il has ADVANCE
ed Cd to ed.a cwt i,pow sells al los
oil 10 Us per cwt American pitch and
ar unsal. aSle, ard nomjnali, Z. per
cwt. For Rice there is very little de.
mand, either for home use or exporla-
= io. old rice is nearly unsaleable at
As TO Sos per cw' duty paid. anassme
NV rice has been sold for exporta-
tlOn al IFS for home use il sells az
ass TO 4os per cwt and there gave re-
Gently been some smportaiiors OF this
.Itirie by way On Hsliisx, Which com.
Ing thence IN BrItiSh .esse'. pays ON.
~ 2 Cd 40 pr c~t. ou,y 'cr h.nia
use. faxsceG Tor crushing wctld
sell readily al as hog head nd
IS likely 20 be little htgtec. There
IS nc, much demand 10, saves; wi 10
ok barrel sells al 81 20 lOI hossnead
ct IS 20 20. 5nd PIP, AZ IS o So, ard
lcd oak hid at ,oi. per thcusard.
\eH Engiand pins 2Id q 2S -, tak
Is 81 toss, pi;' h pne ssto g. "a per
cuac ioo..
fl be demand Tor tobat 90 for eypor.
tan,n has la,e!y been uncomn Only dull
atceciinirg prices whilst lha, fer the
best leai end stsmned rem.ins. sta
'iona'y; Virginia leaf tobacco row
ssh. At i i-2o - Sd, s,emmed IL
Il, Gsorgia and Carolina 8, Nj ry-
sod SO, fine yellow llat2, KentucRv
$50 4 lie stuck IN the tobacco v are.
house Dtw anToun,s 10 $500 hhds and
IS the prices may stii! be co.. sideIed
hieA' II is probable they viii be iowx
6 nor would we recommend Ship
mtntS OF any description 10 be made,
Xccpt OF the best qualities Of leaf and
s'ammed, suitable ;oT home ccnsump-
ion.
Inc prices CT grain continue TO de-
cine Ii this and the other mas ke;s ci
his Country, and there is s;tais time
80 hope ct the por!s being open .ar he
importation Of grain Tor home cousulsp-
zen in the Gua:tcF cor merei.g o, he
Oh Aug. he average price of heat
throughout England and Wales for the
week ending the 9Th July beng rs Sd
PEI quarter. The best wheat is now
"orth lis per 70 ib. IN this market,
and soni -four Is nominal, abou, DDS a
5oi- The hHtvcs, ibis year Will be an
d'e"nmoh!y i@ie one, and az this PEI
nod no correct lGca Gan be formed OK lis
produce
he premium Of insurance to the u.
States IL now 4os per cent by Aperi.
can and BRUSH ships, and from Ire u.
y. 3oa35e per cent. Americsn new
per cent; stock, now sells IN Londun a,
80 Portugal goid iu coin at !gs, and
dollars al As 10 i-2G pcr q
we remain with much respect, your
Very ebedient serveDts.
BOLTON & OGDEN.
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were falling in considerable number.
the Icdians did not ,hi.k themselves
ys DISCONTINUED, and quickly collectin
tseir principal strength upon the right
they made an attempt to penetrate the
inc Of infantry under Gen. Desba In
mis- they had partially succeeded, apar,
OF ihatiinc having faultered, when Gov
Shelby brought up three companies OF
his volunteers to its support, and in
ura threw back the Indians
Meanwhile Colonel X NJ Johnson
had been five times wounded, and in
that state, covered with blood, and sx-
hausiedi,y pain and fatigue, he person
| iy encountered Tecumseb The Col
'as mounted on white charger, o,
which, being conspicuous object, the
Indians had continually levellcd their
hTe 4 shower OF builets had faiicc
round him his holsters, his cit b. )
aud his Announcements were pierced i;
,eyeral places; and at the instant whe
he discovered Tecumseh, mis- horse re
ceived a second wounG. Tecuu sch
having discharged his IA sprang Ter.
ward with his tomshaws, ans had IL al
ready raised e. throw, when Col. jon.
sons korse staggered Jack, and iin nc.
diaiely the Colonel drew forth a pis,ci
shot the Indian Through The head, al
ooh leii TO the ground logethe, ="
! Col Johnson survived MS wounds
ard mas sipce represented he state O
II u.ucky In the aIonsl Legislature.
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MR IoHN Mn1n-

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day OF the Circuit Court of the Difrict of
Columbia, to be held for the county of
Alexandra, in November 1916, or as ioon
thereafter as council can be heard, fhall
move that court to award judgment scaiaff
you in favor of the Common Council oe
Alexandria, for the fun of fxty four dol
lars and one cent, being the amount due fo.
paving and taxes on your property, oorners
OF Duke and Pitt 1reets, in the town of
Alexandria, for the years 1910, n, u, "a,
- and ls-according to the act Of Congreis
paiied the zStli Feb. 1904.
J. d. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Counc7
Of Alexandrid.
May I7.--6m
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.OEI -

On THURSDY 22d INST we shall .
proceed To sell 6, public sale at he Ia,
yern Of Mr. Moses Wilson, Berryyilief
under the last WITH and testanen, O
William Denea!c, decd OF Fairiax
county, Virginia, 4 certain piece or par
rci Of LHND, lyiGe and hejqg in The
oun,y of Frederick, adjoining the
'and OF capt Norris, or so u,ucI, there
of As "ilI be Sufficient 10 carry said
"iiI lnio eEact The land will be
shewn by capt. EbeD Taylor.
JAMES C, DFNFALR, ir.
REASON WuCCXEN.
RErs Of Nm Dencaie, Gec'd.
Aug 10
, torwarD any persoa from pur-
cha,si"g any OF the negroes belonging
~ the estate Of George Deneale, decd,
| have deed OF trust on the same
JAMES T.. DENEALE.
Aururt .l6 or
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rNrom az Correahandenfl

- ssfs LAyo UBaER & Co
Arur' G., ga qda aaAHe sclr Nicr-
maid, llaDoy, 40 day, ton, Corunoa
>ited June 1s Lief; no Amcricar
sees Is. Capo'a Handy was embar-
'ef.socd at u uaea GO JaYs on accom-
., ~ &ped' lon g. ing ~, against the
tots gbe expe dltion consistir
70 sai, briss, scnooners and gur-
20 s, sy q 81 shout tsn guns each,
sailed 25Ih. - qIGst o. ne Patriot
q rt supUoscd to be eft Gujra ans
-. Il dy DRAINED permission 10
lit u, q about so persons Of The
irst respectaSili.y applied TO captain
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INTELLECTUALLY, AUGUST ~.
M Wo

twill be seen by he following letter
from Col Cllnch to the ExeCu,.ve OF this
state, that the Fort ON = ppa'lc cola Ray IN
East Florida, where the r fian Nicolis com
manded a r:lOtle force OF 81 fish ilh rs
and Negroes during the late gar, and 81 Oh
has since been occupied BY runaway negroes
and hostile Indians was completed DIES
troyed by ur troops on the z7th ultino
Mr.. Hughes the beirer of Col Ciinch's
letter to Gov. Mitchell, and who accom-.
panied the detachment Of ON troops on 'ha,
expedite :, states that the celebrated Chief
N'intoSh with a considerable number Of
Indians, had reached the Fort & commenc
ed an attack upon il, C., hich had continued
several dayS) before the Arrival of Col.
Ciinch's detachment The fire was retura-
ed BY those IN the fort, but no injury sus-
tanned on either SIDE, Will Col Clnch
was erecting battery to play on the fort,
three OF he Tun Bouts from New Orleans
arrived below It. IN ascending the bay,
men who had landed from one Of these boats
were attacked by the neg oes and six Of
them Killed the seventh made his escape
by swimming. The Gun Boats having
been brought up (by order Of oil. Clinch)
opposite the Fort, commenced firing or it
with heavy ordnance After the proper
elevation OF the gun had been ascertaiueG by
yhfee or four discharges, a bottbot was fired,
winch penetrating one OF the three maya
zines, Containing 100 barrels ofpowder, ere.
dted dreadful explosion, which our infor.
mant suPpoFes must have killed more than
an hundred-the others were taken prison.
efs without making further resistance.
Copy Of letter fran LieufFHanf Colonel DIR.
can L Climb, 10 bis ExefileHcy GoUeraor
Mitchell, daiei
CAMP CRAWFORD,
" All August, 1916.
SIR have the honor to inform you
that on the ssth ultimO, the Fort on the
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FOhEIG.E.
Dyead)ai .v.r IN .9friea


In our late paper w mentioned an
s2conE, wh.oh bad appea cd in tht
! potch J urnai Of war that was ravag
my me wcs-ern coas, o. Africa
"as transmitted b; the Dn-ch secreta
! y 10 government al the Castle Of S,
George, Deimina, dated the lsh @.
March, and expressed to- opinion ,5at
cur establishment of Caps Coast Castle
(miscalled in the D"cb papers Cahe
CorS, would nor be able to hold ont
against the furious bandi;i who were
Counting down against
We received on Saturday letter
from gentleman resident a, that Set
| tlemcHt, from which we have extract
cd he following particulars At thu o..
gin and p ogress OF the gro war
the letter is dated Tie %; Of March
seven days later man the Dutch secre
taFy's account, AID is the only com
muH'eation on the SUBJECT that has ye'
hecn received IA England.
Since my las: (says the wri,cr> We
have been fuij Of ,rouhie, alarm, al
oniusica at this place, and ell alone
ne fan.ee coast. i,aDacars ,ha, IN &c
or 'orr OF the island Princes. hev;np
CIV IN somc NyEcc 10 the King Of As
naniee, he made war upon then, vii
vast army, and chased them from
place 10 place, with dreadful siauch
ter, they came up To the Fan,ec terri
tory, whcre they received pro- e c,ion
Tor a time But being again attacked
by at least , 0oD men.it was impossirl..
20 stand against Them, and aflei SAN
Culinary battle the fugilives could not
m"ke sand, and they were routed
and dispersed in all directions
{" The Ashan,ees having aglerwards
heard that they had found an asylum
| pesr this pace (Capa Coast Castlc)
| they dispatched a pat of their army
hihcr, wits an intention Of DESTROYING
tne town and am sorry 20 say, there
has been much eS,rm shing. and sever
al heads taken off by he victors. (fnr
since the abolition Of the slave trade
II IS the uniform custom of these sava-
ges TO put all the prisoners TO death !
Mir. White inlerfered as soon as he
heard what vas going on, and dis
patched messengers TO the Ashantcc
general, who has returned d paci6 an
swcr, stating, that he has no intention
t. modest Cape Coast You may nc
| sure, however that we are no, without
alarm. as their army is so close tnus
rat while it remains we feel as uneasy
| as if we were about to receive the en
brace Ia FTanciSc The fact is
shat we place no confidence in their
pacific profession All the Enrli,
for many miles roand, have hurrisa
INTO the Castle With The utmost pre- =
pitdtIon, where we a,G shut IN wi,b
pstween four and Eve thousand women
NJ children. o. the other side, tho
Wa,8a7v ribe have brought an army
,owu agaiasr Commsda. go that there
- Go.hiDg bat war and slaughter all
ound Us t'se A ,nA M, ccs. and all
'hs tribes as FAR As Beracoe are cithe,
uurdsred o dispersed, and sur b is nu,
ri,ical situation lhal We know no
ynat will become Of US. as /; seem.
aipossiola for my If us 10 leave tire
cog {, as we have 10 ships 81 rand, am
that Lord Mugrsye is not expected IT,
SIS han q fortnight
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STOPPED

Supposed to ha0e. been Sfolep
On F!tcay eve"ing iast, s GOLD
WAlCH, which was offyred for sale
pby back Woman The owner ma
rave 1t aeain by p owing property and
raymg the expofce of edverusinr. bv
applying at the Union Hotel, Union
SuSet
Aug. L. Ct
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t.4hIIERS 1IJEND

As ttat iruly valuable article Piais.
Ter mas now fallen 10 its old price, and
A' expect you to purchase literally,
am now grinding for your accommo,
aaIion large quan,ity at the mill, near
The rive, where | viii sell ii either by
measure or weight for less than it will
cost you TO purchase in the stone.
A p COVER.
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AppaIschicofa in East Florida, defended BY
one hundred Negroes aid Chcclaws, ana
containing about two hundred Women ana
Children, was completely destroyed. -
have the honor 70 enclose you the names of
the negroes taken and at present in confine,
ment at this post, who say they bssong to
Citizens of the State OF Georgia. l have
given the cheis directions, to have every
Negro that comes into the nation taken and
delivered up to the Commanding officer at
this post, or at Fort Gaines
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Copy Of a LETTER fran LieufFaanf Colonel DIR
can L Climb, 10 bis ExerileHcy Goueyao
Mitchell, datei

"SiR-I have the honor to inform you
that on the ssti ultimo, the Fort on the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
REMOVAL
David Peabody

r. INFORMS his friends and ior'ae'
customers, that having sold out III
former Stock Of Goods and Stand, ne ma
taken the store two doors below the Me
cIan;cs' Bank, formerly occupied D
Messrs. Rogers & Lewis, where ne ma.
now opening complete asscrtSent 9
STABLE and Fancy Goods, purchased th'
last week at reduced prices. and will Sc
them for cash only, at very small adyancs
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superhne and common broadclsths' q
celers,
Black, blue and mkt superfine cassi'
IReres,
Cords and stockinets, velvetss
Flannels and booking baiZes,
Bombazetts, elegant vestings,
Cotton and worsted hosiery,
Ginghams and calicoes.
Cotton cas,brics, dimties,
Irish linens, long cloths and Brihs
cettons,
Black, brown, green, crimson, buff
white leyantines,
Black and colored lustrings,
White satin,
Satin stripe and blown gauze COR ba
dresses,
White and colored ladies and gentl's
mems silk and kid gloves,
Plaided ustrings, silk Fiorentine,
Dress handkerchiefs, embroidered wit
gold and silver,
Elegant merino and silk shawls,
Imitation and cotton do.
Woollen scarfs, waistcoats & drawers
Gentlemen's leather gloves. suPerioi
quality.
Lustring and satin ribbons, vers'
cheap,
Elegant down plumes,
Boot cord, pins, tapes, thread, &c.
Jan 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
The Subscriher.

" 81.
.TTAvTNG purchased the Stock and
Stand, lately obned and occupied
BY Mr. David Peabody, offers for SAFE
that valuable and vel selected assert
nent of DRY GOODS, to which he has
made such additions is to render his as
sortment perfectly complete, such as
bale superfne broadcloths, assert
ed colours,
do. superfne cassimeres
do flannels, very cheap
case black and colored Florence
silk
White satin, blown gauze
Ladies and gentlemen's, white and
colored kid gloves
Geutiemen's white silk and beavea
do.
English flag and bandano handker'
chiefs, &c.
ALSO,
5000 yards domestic linen.
The aosve goods, together with suct
editions as will be shortly made, will
sold, wholesale and retail, at a very
mall advance, for cash.
Thomas White.
Ian 3