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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-27
Candies, Wrapping Paper DC

This day landing, from the Schooner Ma
tive, from Boston, :,
70 boxes mould candles, OF assorted
sizes,
SEQ reams wrapping paper.
AND IN STORE,
90 hhds. good quality Mus'O7ad'
sugars,
DO bbIs. and 20 bags green coffee
10 puncheops, 8 and 4 OF hne lIa'0''
ed Antigua rum,
10 hhds. bright molasseS.
2 pipes I'd proof Holland GIN
10 casks green copPcras,
SO half boxes Spanish Segars'
S tons prime country hemp.
With general assortment Oh 0Is'S
ries, as usual,
For sale by
Bryan Thompson q CO'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-27

Interesting to Horse HalterS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-19

opposition 90 the donations Of land pro
posed to tie made to the disbanded /, n,
GERS OF The army. Their argument,
gairst this was, that these officers {,
tered the service on certain anu krow
conditions, and that they had no cian
10 the gratuity. With how great ior
does the argument apply to the men
hers themselves but there was tn. :
essential difference in the condition
:, he Par,ies--fhe diS6anded Ulcers eouit
nor vofe on their ozvn case
J -" Just as thus paper was going IL
piess, We observe, that I stir is ais
making agains' the bill i'll Georgia, by
prcsentraents Of grand iuries, SC.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-19
tBy AuTHoRlTY.I
AN ACT

20 au,hosise the building Of three
light houses, viz one on Race Point,
one on Point Cannon, and one on
Cannon, and one en- the. island Of
Petite Manon in the state of Massas
chusets
Be h enacted by the senate and house
IF REPRESENTATIVES II HE Unhed States.
VI .dmeric0, tn congress aSsemofed, That
S soon as cession shall be made by
ne STATE Of Massachusetts to the Unit.
4 States, of the jurisdiction over tho
land sufficient Tor the purpose, The sea.
cretary OF the treasury shall be, aud he
IS hereby authorised TO provide, by con.
ract, 10 be approved by the president
Oithc y. States, for building three light
houses VIZ. one on Race point, one on
point Cannon, in the town OF Yarmouths
X one OH the island Petite Manon. near
NaIagues river, In the state OF AIassa-
chusctis and to furnish the same
with all necessary supplies, and also to
sgrce Tor The salaries sr wages oil The
persons who shall be appointed by the
PRESIDENT Tor the supcrintendence and
care OF the same aud the president
shall be authorised 10 make the said
appointments
Soc. .. Ind be it further enacted.
1 hat the sum Of eigh, thousand dol.
lars be, and the same Is hereby appro-
prialed, out oil any money in The trea-
sury not Otherwise appropriated, for
The purposes aiole said, and SO 10, pur-
chasing such lois OF land as stall be-
required Tor the erection OF the said
light houses, and other buildings ne
cessariiY connected herewith
Sec. Ind be 10 further enacted,
That the secretary OF The treasury be,
ard he is hereby authorised to cause
she Scituate light house TO oe exun-
guished, should the exiting uishms nc
thereof be deemed expedieni for the
s4iety OF nayig at,cn on Tie ooas:.
IL. CLAY,
Shecker Of The House Of Rehrese1se.
I!ues.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of HE Senate hro temhors,
hpiii II 1916.
APPROVED,
JAMES N1AHJSON
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-19
JAMES MADISONs
An ACT

IN ACT
Making appropriations for rebuilding
light houses aad and for con- pletine.
she plan ot lighting them. according
TO tae Improvements Of Winslow
Lewis tor placing bcacoEs * buoys,
Tor prcssavins Little Gull Island,
anu for surveying the coast Of the
UGi;,d States
ne IL enacted ty The senate and house
u Re:trese'!tatives Of khe Uni1ed Sfates
Y Tnierteo ia Congress- assembled, That
ne sums tfcinaiter mentioned be, and
ana he same arc hereby, appropriate
Tor the following purposes, to- wit :
FOR rebuilding the nghl-house or
Point judith, Rnode island, seven
thoussEd five hundred dollars For
completing the fliing up OF all the light
aouses with WINSTON Lewis's improve.
ments, in addition to the sums hereto,
tore appropriated Tor that purpose,
sixteen thousand dollars. For The.
construction CT works deemed n:ces-
ssiy for the preservation of Little Gull.
Island, thirty thousand dollars, For
re6u; iins the light house on New
FONT Comfort, Virginia, seven thou,
sand dollars. For rebuilding the lighr-
house on Bakers Island, Massachu.
sets, four thousand dollars. For the,
following objects, being the balance of
iorme: appropriations for the same pur-
poses, carried TO the surplus fund
For erecting light at the mouth
OF The mississippi, and at or near The
pitch OF Cape Look Out, North CaroI..
ma. thirty iour thousand nine huodred
and ninety five dollars. For rebuild.
ing light house at New.Hayen Is
iard, near Tarpaulih Cove, nIassachu-
set!s, two thousand four hundred and
seventy i've dollars. For ereciioz a
beacon and placing buoys near the en-
trance OF Savannah river, Two thousand
Jour hundred and ninety four dollars
and cighty-fiye cents. For plscipo.
6uoys and beacoDs at or near The en-,
trance OF the harbor Of Beverly, Mas.
sacbnsetts, three hundred and Iotrv.
one dollars and ninety FIVE cents For
erecting two light houses on lake Ere.
TO Wit =; at or near Bird Island, ana nm
or near Prcsque Isle, one thousand FIVE
~ anu uhlSt1 dOldfo- FOR Mac
ing oeacons and Buoys on GEORGE.
Town bar, and in WiDyaw Bay. South
CaroiiD, one thousand five hundred doi.
lars For rebuilding the Bsldbeas
light house 10 North Carolina, fifteen
thousand dollars. For defraying the
Expense OF surveying the coast of The
United States, fifty four thoueaud Sc.
en- hundred and twenty dollars and
hy seven cents. For repairing piers
? . tne harbor OF Newburyport. Massa.
nuse''s' sum not exceeding seven
uessed dollars, Prouided, That the
Jurisdiction OF the scite where snch
iers are eeeeted shall be coded to,ba
Jnited States = ~"
o. Fl Clay,
"heekey Of bs House Of Rskysssn.
John GAJLLARD,
<resfdenf effde Senate fr9 tsHhsre.
April 81, 1913
APPRovpb
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-19
TANNERS OIL.

Just received 30 barrels T,anneys
oil, in primerodeE--For sale 6y
JOHN q LADD & Co,
ALSO,
20 very superior Connectieu. PIoushs
Of different Sizes.
Aug. is.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-19

A v1LLAINousT RIcK.-On THURSDAY
last, person calling himself Smith, wish
ing TO board at A. Newkirk's in the town of
Bergen, and complaining of fatigue, was
shewna room for his accommodation. At
ter some time he asked for a hammer to
knock off the irons, as he pretended, from
the heels of his boots, which caused him
some inconvenience in walking. This was
handed to him He next opened trunk
locked, the key of which was in possession
OF the owner, from which he took ga dollars
came ont OF the room, pretended to iesvS
his pocket bJok-locked the room e,yeJaIIy
putting the key of the door in - own Pook-
ct, while he went to the stofeSas he said, to
bay segars, but weDs 'alFie distely to New
York.
He was of4 pale countenznce, perhaps
feet = sp-sscs high, had on a dark colored
sf|out, napkeen pantaloops. boots, &c.
CNesoark paper.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-19

A London paper of July a, says, Z" AS a
proof of unprecedentedst agnation trade,
one day last week there was not single en-.
try for export or import at the Custom
House OF London, circumstance without
parallel in the annals Of that extensive es-
tablishment."
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-19

There are one hundred and eighty.
two representative and tbirty.six So
nstors--tO which odd allowance OF tvo
members to the president Of the Sc.
Daie, and the extra pay allowed TO The
speaker Of the house, and the whole
difference TO be paid by the people viii
bsi
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-19
Different,

Or, thirteen doltGys end twentv fzvg
cents per day--whereas, for the etss,
years gwen, the members would have
'cceiVed only uine dollars and eight
rents per day--I think it may be fairly
estimated that, peace continuing thc
gay OF congress, by the new law wou.d
amount TO about twelve .dolt0re FER dog.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14
Fa,lquier Lands.

rgT,iE subscriber Offers for sale The
q Estate uhere0n lie resides in the
county Of Feeuier, about 8 miles below
the cou,t-hanse. Oh Cedar Run. betn cen
the roads leading to Frede chsbureh and
occaquan. 50 miles distant from either
place. and 40 to Alexandria by The turn-
pike, from BuckIand. The tract is com.
puIed at
Three thousand three hundpoI
and seventy acres,
and is dafded into three !alms, with
Woodland and Meadows, conveniently
distributed for each. There is a
Valuable Mill Seat,
with stone on tie spot for building
The stream is abundant, and waters the
whole tract, presenting an extent of
Four or five hundred Acres Of
Low Grounds
of first quality The high land j. well
divided into regular fields. some of them
very productive, and is adapted TO The
use of Plaster. Few tracts can possess
greater advantages either for extensive
grazing or grain culture.
he purchases Or purchasers CT the
land, can be accommodated with the
farming utensils, the crops OF Corn aud
the sowa Wheat---the stock OF Cattle,
Horses, Sheep and Hogs; ard with the
Negroes on the estate in families, making
about $50, of a very valuable description,
with some fradesmen.
The improvements are comfortable
Dwelling House, with good ONT Houses,
Ice House, Stables, &c. The situation
is healthy and the water uncol1mohy
good. Two thirds of the whole purchase
money will be required at the delivery
If the property, the balance in short pay
ments with interest and secured by
deed of trust.
Bernard NJ. Carter,
Woodstock k, Fauquier County.
October Is 2aw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14
December Il
Public Sale.
tVL SAFE.

FUN SALE,
A tract Of Land containing S57 acres,
more or less, lying on Uccolnan Bay in
the county of Fairfax and state of Virgil
MA, ahju,nlns the lands Of Robert |
! Thompson and William Mason. 1t is
those DESTROYS of purchasing
will view the laud and for thea,se've.
judge Of its peculiar advantages. One
thisd OF the purchase nancy will be re.
lnired in hani, the balance at IL, e rs
with a deed ot trust TO secure
the payments.
Thompson F. Mason.
December "a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14
Public Sac

IuOllC Sac,
~ Saturday next, the 18th instant. vii
b. sold az The Office of John Jacks or
ard Co. on Union stree, -
8 pipes brandy
10 casks white wiae vinegar
l PIE Malaga vine
16 kegs raisins
8 barrels shrub, kegs OF starch, cot
ton cards, shoes, etc.
Immediately after,
bale llish sheeiDgs
Q super WEIGH ilannels
L do do red
i do do yellow
case colorel cambrics
6 4 and 9 8 white do
l trunk super uudresse ca'icoes
case elegant Madras hkFs
i silk and cotton do
London mkt pms
9 bales Aushings and cOatiBgs
9 4 cloths
1 real super do
l case yestings.
Also, Irish linens, long lawns, sewing
,ambric, cotton laces. lace buttons, cot.
.op. worsted a d silk hosiery. black
.willed cainbrics, Guernsey trocks, silk
doves, bed trimmings, etc.
Sale at 10 o'clock precisely.
Dec Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14
Public Sale

On MoniaYlhe 10th December at I |
o'clock, will be sold at auction. on the
premises, number of valuable building
ard grass Lots, for the purpose 0! clos-
ing all accounts against the estate OF
Charles Alexander, Jun deceased,
All claims not presented prior To the
.hoye safe, will not be afterwards receiv-
ed.
The Executors.
Dec Is st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14
Lost or Misldld,
The Executors.
ST
Dec IS

Two Certificates of Stock in the Bank
Of Alexandria, being No. % and 27-
originally issued March s9tb, l79S,
John Conway, and transferred October
18Th, 1910. 10 Catharine Brown. Ap
olication will be made TO the President
and Directors Of the Bank, on the 18th
Of December, for renewal of said certi-
iicates.
Gustsvus A. Brown.
December 9 es2w
We have just received and
ffer for sale,
200 barrels Kentucky whlskey, ole
and very fine
so boxes dipt candles
so boxes fresh mustard.
Bryan RainpsOH g To-
Nov S
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14

Elegant g. scarlet and orange cashmere
shaw!s, saperfine light and dask brown
Bombazetts. Irish Diaper, super dark
caIicoes, fine worsted Hose, white lead
colored and black ditto Cotton, super
i and 6 4 Book Muslins, do MuIls and
Jacouets, fine white Flapnels, Blankets,
white and colored cambrics. India Mus.
Inns, fine brown Hollands, Irish linens.
ladies' while Kid Gloves, beached do
mestic shirtings, cheap together with a
number OF other articles, at his store
few doors below Washington street.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14
BY the Homer.
London, Oct. 26e

A letter from Dover, dated Oct. o.,
yesterday, says" Six transports arriv-
ed this day from Calais,) with about nine
discharged men and invalids
from our army in>France.
"sailed this day L'Antigone French
packet, and his Alajesty's packet the
Chichester, with mil and passengers.
amongst whom were Lient. Gen. Lord
Hill, and otAer officers.
Letters from Lausanne state, that as
destinations multiply in Italy in fight
ful manner travellers are stopped iii
teen or twenty leagues from slmplon
Three English families have iately made
sad experience of it /; one Of them had 8
courier killed, Others have been robbed
and plundered, and ted to trees in open
day: so that the English who intended
to pass the winterin Italy, have almost
all returned to Lausanne.
Paris, Oct. 2e.
Charles Monier, Ex-Adiutant of Ensi-
ncers, condemned TO die for being an &C.
complete in a plot tor Obtaining posses.
sion Of the castle of Yicennes, after poi.
soains the garrison, was to have been ex.
ecuted yesterday, He was brought from
the Bicetre to the concierqerie at ha.i
past nine o'clock. Still ignorant ct the
rejection ofbis appealto the court of c as
sation. he was quite at his ease, and
thought only of undergoing an examina
lion; bat when the soaler told him he
must prepare for death, he broke ont into
violent transports. I" Wha," said lie.
:. must die today have beer deceiv.
ed, | expected PARDON The Able
Montez, chaplain, then offered HIM the
consolation of religion, bat he was inca
pable OF listening. He asked urgently tor
NJ. loaret, his advocate, whose arrival
appeare. to calm him. If l make dis
coreries. said he, may / hope for my par.
don !? At last abnu. four O'Clock, when the
eyecutioners entered his cell, lie said,
!" Let some magistrate have the goadness
to hear me; am ready to speak" Soon
after Nj. Dupaty, counsellor, Of fhc
Royal Court came down to room Of the
prison into which M@'ier was brought.
From the wlEdow OF this room, which
locks into the court of the prison, MoRigr
perceived the fatal cart, at which he
shuddered with alright hioner re.
manned about three qsarters of an hour
with n. Dupaty. and tie discoveries he
rade seemed SO important, that the
Chancellor was made acquainted with
theg, WIN sent an order TO STAY the exc
cution, all the preparations for Which
we're made in the Place OF G;eve.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14
lust Received

lust received
And for sale on beard the brig Fanny
at Twins wharf
Ci2ily Madeira wine in pipes z eask
Whale and tanners OIL
Cider, potatoes, goldfish
Candles, soap
Beef, newly packed mess 10. ] y
ALSO,
A variety Of elegant Furniture, VIZ
bureaus, side boards. chairs, etc. etc,
tEA Freight for said brig will be :,
49,. ceiyed on accommodating tern
10 the West Indies, by applying to
Charles |. Catlett.
December IA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14
Public Sale.

...
On Tuesday next the 18th inst. will b
sold at the Sendue Store, corner o
Prince ard Water street
Oae bale superfne Frenca cloths
One do second English do
ene do klushings
Flannels
Mar cilles
Gingbams
Cambria and leno muslins
Platillas
l Case sewing cotton etc.
ALSO
5 Or casks Sherry wine
crates gueensware
SO boxes soap
Z 80 boxes smoked behring's
25 boxes Havana scgars
so bbls picked Goldfish &c.
p. G. Masteller.
Dec. IA,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14
J. L COHEN, Jr.
NO. lie, .iiurhet street, Baltimore.

VFO. ITO, 0fluIhgE SsIH1t, D.NfhIOIE'
- Cohen'. Gazette and Lottery Re-
sister. Which is published every week and
viii contain the official LIST Of each days
drawing Goth prizes aud hianhs) viii be
forwarded gratis TO individual, or COM
ganies VINO purchase ten tickets or more.
baltimore, lee. 2. Gaw5wi.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14

Depar5e,! this life, yesterday atlcrnno,
at three o'clock, in he 75tE, year III h;:,
age. WM. HARTSHGRNE, sen ljis
friends and acquaintance a3e respectfully
inVlte' to attend his tunefa! frcm his
dwelling house on Wilkes street 3etweel,
Royal and Pitt ST eets, tbs afternoon al
fhree -n'cln. k
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14
SPLENDID CAPITALS.

Besides a large number OF lUOU's, 5UU's.
zoos, &c.
.2mounting to Merry .Riaica Of Dol'
lars.
P,ize Tickets in any of the Lotteries,
and Approved Notes payable after the
conclusion Of the drawing, received in
payment.
- Orders from any part Of The U. $.
inc!osing the Cash, post paid, sill meet
sith The most prompt attention, address
sed to
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14

Corn The present high price Of Corn
in Charleston and this place. may cause
a belief with many persons, that the guam
thy raised the last season in the adion-
ing districts is not so large as heretofore
We are ho6eyer warranted ia saying,
that the low lands on Pee Dee River
have seldom yielded more abundant
supply; and that from the uplands a sui
ficiency has been harvested Tor the con-
sumption of the inhabitants. l heard II
remarked yesterday by corn planter.
that more than $4,000 bushels would be
brought to this market during the ensuing
winter, from Pee Dee river alone. Pee
Dee has been too low to admit of naviga-
ton Tor many weeks past but the rains
Of the past week, it is hoped, will rais'
il sufficiently to admit the passage Of
boats, and in short time we may ex
pect our usual supply of corn from that
Georgetown GaS, 9TH inst.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14
committee OF tie Whole, and ordered

OF tie Whole, and orderedj
to be printed.
A resolution to instruct the conf
mittee of foreign relations to enquireE
what alteration may be necessary inl
the acts for the regulation and govern
ment of seamen in the merchant SER
vice was moved by Mr.. Wilde and
passed. The object oftllis measure
is to secure Mariners who sail on
long voyages from being deserted and
defrauded of their wages in distant
regions, where they can find no tribun-
al to have recourse to and where it
most frequently has happened that
they have been left by their vessels.
destitute of the means ofsupport. or Of
returning home for a long time.
A resolution to enquire into the ex-
Ipediency Of altering the flag of the
United States. was passed. Mr.. Wen
dover Who moved it, said, that it still
had but IS stripes, while it ought to
have q stripe for every state. Mr.
Taylor of New York voted for the
resolution with the hope that the COM
lmittcc would resolve to perpetuate the
Tag i'll its present state, because it
was universally acknowledged that it
is distinguishable further at sea than
any other flaS in the world, and tie
additional stripes might render it less
distinct to the eye.
A resolution to amend the constitu-
ton SO as to enable CONGRESS to est.-
Elisha national university. was NOV
cd and negatiyed. as unnecessary.
/ A resolution having for its object
the repeal Of the tax upon Wagons
and carriages OF q value under a
hundred dollars was proposed by Mr..
! Root and agreed to. while an amend
ment to extend the repeal to all car
.riases. made by NJ. Wright, was
nesatiycd. Aud the House adjourn
ed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14
FROM TIE EXCHANGE COFFEE.
HOUSE BOOKS.
Port Of Alexandra.

SlS VI SAtCAdiltltl d.
ARRIVED
Schooner Series. Forsyth, Norfolk
cargo lumbcr--to ". Young Oh board.
CLEARED
Schooner Rcbecca, berry, ia timore--
cargo flour, shipped by LawrasOn and
F0wie.
Brig Fame, Perry, Baltimorc-carg,
-FOUR shipped by LawraSoa and Fo"ie.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14
Charleston, Dec. 6.
Private Correspondence.
70 the Editor.
~ ~ ~
.Aag7ista, Co Noy. e.

This place is improving astnishinsly.
came here with view Of making some
populations 10 produce, but the markets
are heyond ms mark, and crowded with
The price Of Cotton. is as
'Ggh here as with soa upwards Of 1000
bales l.asc arrived and been sold this
day, al q l2 and % cents this has
been tie case every day ior weeks past,
and VIII no dodbt continue 80 through the
seasnn oil business. Rents are extrara-
giant, aud living full as rish as yoa eSpe
rience iii Charleston
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14

The Hon. William Gray aud 1oha c.
ianeS, Esq. Of Ros'an. have declined ac-
.ceptils the cf!ice d directors If the e.
States Branch Bark tobc established ID
I'hsf town.
We also understand tha: John Hone
$50, la, declined Sertins as iirecfer
e the byanch to be established in this
city.--Pos.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14

NO. 10, Market street, baltimore.
Where in the first class of this Lottery
were sold the great capitals OF $4,000,
10000, 10000 Dollars, &C. sc.
fE At Coben's Office, there have
been obtaaed in the late lotteries, tie
following
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14

The Columbian Informs us. that VIM.
Lee, Esq, late Consul at Bordeaux, has
accepted ihe appointment Of Accountant
in the War Department.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14

tnc ct The UNlted States marines,
named William Bevans, his Just been
triad in The Circuit Coutt Of the y, s.
at Boston. for the murder of Peter Lung
strum, By stabbins him, on heard Inc II
~, aud found 6 Gailty Of
Mnrder." Bevaus' counsel moged an ar
rest OF judgment, as tie nfauce was com,
a.itted IN the harbar OF Boston. g onght
10 lave been tried IN the State Court. <
the question will therefore be left to the
decision 1t the Supreme Court, 10 con.
sene at ashingtan, in Feb, next.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14

It's said. Fiat ~. Grorsc Record,
merchant, of Sackett's llarb,ur. has
dueing the last mont shIpred to Lower
Cagada, two tons of specie +!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14
Draviag Mis Month.
COHEN'S
LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OFFICE,
BALTIMORE.
COHEN'S
Medical College

LOTTERY-SECOND CLASS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-14

|25ooo Tickets onl~.
sr Not tho Blanks to Prize.
Part Of the Stationary Prizes, viz -
list drawn No. 9Th day s0co Dolls
LIST drawn No. 18th day 600 poIls
lst drawn No. Goth day 10000 Dolts
lst drawn No. s0th day 10000 Dol Is
lst drawn No. 10th day sO,G0D Dolls
TIE DRAINING
VIII commence on Monday, the 50th "
this Month December
AND WILL CONTINUE TO DRAW
Three times aree's-5oo NOS. per day.
TICKETS
at the original price Of Zen Dollars, to
be had at
.