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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-25

hostiiities without waiting for Lord &,
mouth.
! They write from Oudenartle. on tbe .
what follows:
| g The waters are excessively hish, an,
nave not snbsided for these three DAYS
The Scheldt is at the height of 10 feet
oudenarde. Our rich and beautiful mea
dows are partly inundated. The gras
winch is not mown will rot in the water
and that which was already mown had been
carried oifby the current. Hay has risen
100 per cent. The hail, we hear, caused
5reat rayages in the communes of Berchem
&c. where the harvest which promised TO
be most abundant has been totally ruined.
The lightning has also done some damage (:
it here struck the church oil Marie Hoale-
becke.
The French papers have FIR some time
past almost regularly put 10, I'll some article
or other as il dictated by sort of jealousy
OF our Intended enterprise against Algiers.
Now they tell us that the Pore Will inter-
iere by mediation In order to take into his
own hands the chastsement of its yassaIs
the Barbary states. This might prove an
awkard kind of interpositiun, but it re-
mains to be established that there is ans
such intention. it is we'll known trick
on the part of the Partisan press to fabri-
cate articles pretended to be written from
different quarters, and the continual re-
currence to the paragraphs respecting the
Barbary States, of the influence OF France ;.
aud the respect paid to Frenchmen, proves
that there is much ofthis species of coinage
in circulation.
The camp OF Exercise in Bohemia is a.
gain mentioned. The Emperor OF Austria,
tt is said, as well as the King of Prussia, l.
to be present at the maneuvres. The LAT
ter monarch,i it is now stated, did not ar
rive on the 9th ult. as before mentioned.
his majesty being detained on the road b,
indisposition
A Dutch Mai also arrived Yesterday,
the papers by which still speak of military
preparations in France and furnishus with
a story OF an intended expedition to ST.
Domingo. We regret to observe it stated
that there are frequent quarrels between
the British troops in France and the inha-
bitants.
Yesterday morning at half past o.
clock the Duke of wellington, with his
staff, left town for Brussels, where he is
expected to remain d few DAYS.
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SkLEM, IN w Sep. -.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Che court of common pleas IF the coun.
~ Of Washington, adjourned on Saturday
last, after laborious terms of two weeks.
Several very important causes were decid-
ed But we feel constrained particularly
10 mention one case, from conviction that
il teaches very instructive lesson, on q
subject neither as well understood or as ge.
morally regarded as its Importance re-
gulres. X may serve as very t,taely
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-25

NEw-FoRk, Sept. 10.
by the British packet Blucher.which ar
rived yesterday, the Editors of the Mer
camille Advertiser have received Londo,
Papera to the 18th ult. London Shippin.
Lists OF the Sd and 5th of the same month
and Halifax papers to the 10th instant
from which the following extracts are made
HALIFAX. Sept. 9.
Arrived, brig Mazda, of London, Motley.
from Richmond (Yir.) out 9 days for Wa
terford. and full cargo OF tobacco, put in
for repairs.
The Biucher Packet, capt. Eddy, arriv.
ed this afternoon from Falmouth. in OF
days passage. The London papers by her
are to the 18th ult.
LONDON, Aug S.
Recent letters from Madrid, state, that
an order had been issued by the govern
mcnt for levy or ballot of 6O, 900 men To
be embodied as militia. In the opinion
OF some 'persons, this measure is adopted
with view of leaving the regular troops at
the disposal of government, for the purpose
OF sending them to South America and to
Mexico, where their services are much
wanted. Others talk of an expedition be-
ing intended for West Florida, in the.con-
temptation OF war with, the United States.
LoNDNN, Aug. 10.
A letter from Genua, July 90, says in-
tellIgence has been received here, that the
Dey of AIgers has 5000 slaves at work at
the Notifications of that place. which are in
tended to mount 1900 pieces OF cannon"
LONDON, Aug. IL.
Spain is fitting out small squadron a.
gainst the pirates and intends reinforcing
the garrison of Cueta.
An article from Cagliari, of the esth Ju-
ly, says, that the American squadron was
met steering for Algiers, which they were
to attack before Lord Exmouth's arrival.
The Duke of Wellington is expected to
leave London for Paris tomorrow.
PARIS, Aug. 8.
The destination of the armament which
the Porte is eparing is said to be the coast
OF Aigiers, though not 70, the purpose of
joining the forces of the Barbary Powers.
but on the contrary to act against Algicrs
aud oblige the Dey to acknowledge the au
thorlty OF the Grand Scisnor. The policy
OF the Divan in this respect is, however,
so very uncertain, that events alone can
explain its views!
Apeace has been concluded between the
Ashantine and Fautyne nations in Africa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-25
LONDON MARKETS.

August 6.
CoTToN.--FOr some time past there has
been regular export demand for the sup
ply OF the Continental Manufactures, it ap-
pears increasing. The India sale last
week consisted of 465 bales Surat Cotton :;
there was much briskness the prices were
Ii LID for fair rooinel but not clean, NJ
to 3 Lid Tor good quail: one lot, pa-ticu-
larry iine, realized 10 l-3d the Whole sold
exclusive Of the duty. The sales by pri-
vate contract were Pcrnami at Ss 1 I'D a
Is Cd ;haranhams at 2s Bahias esd Il 2s
Bowels lS 1-Sd inconsiderable parcels
OF Demerafa were sUid at24 Lea 2s -
stained 90 SD Surinams at Is L led !;
Grenedas 81 Lid at 22l: very ordinary
and old Snrats, lSd.; and the Bengals IN
the house at Is IA Is.
LoNDoN, Aug.7.
A mail fro i Holland arrived last night
with intelligence to the fourth instant. The
reflections which we have had occasion to
make On the policy ofthe French govern
nent IN reviving and consolidating its mi
lltasy establishment on grand and eff
Gent scale are confirmed. To accomplish
inns important object, officers of MI ranks.
who served puder Bonaparte, and have rot
too greatly distinguished themselves as
nehues to the p'esent government are call
Ell INTO active service. The duke Of Eel
tre has also resolved TO give distinguished
command TO certain humber Of Generals
in whom the old army had particular con.
hdence. is calculated thatby this mea-
sure tic French will in two months receive
All additiou of 100000 veterans.
A'aong the singular occurrences Of the
present day, il is mentioned that the Empe-
ror "i Austria has fallen in love with Ma
dame Murat This lady has long been
esteemed extremsly fascinating.
we regret to hear, from the following
letter, that Lyeli, one Of His Majesty's
ministers has been assassinated at Madrid.
MADRfp, Jaly %.
6 have just heard that the Kings Mes
senger, MIR. Lyell, who has been here about
five weeks, was assassinated Yesterday in
the Retro, you may depend upon the fact:
he was buried this eveningin the garden of
Recoletas {; for, to the shame of our gov
ernment there is no burial place for protes-
tants. have just seen an EngIisbman
who has been at his fuueral-half past ten
O'Clock p. NJ.
CHATHAa, August 6.
The Prevovantc store ship having COM
pleted her crew and ladiOg (deep) sailed
down TO Galiiugham Beach on Sunday CIV.
ening proceeding on hervoyage to Halifax !;
She has on board great number of passen-
gers, among whom are several females 90
ing tojCin their husbands, by leave Of gov
f5rnment, who are shipwrights in America
The WeyWouth, store ship having re-
Gently arrived from Canada is now un-
loading and is expected TO proceed TO Ha.
litax IN about fortnight, for the purpose OF
bringing home naval stores, aud tile pre-
duce OF America.
On Friday, the Forth, Of forty guns, cap.
Sir Thomas Lewis having completed her
landing and crew, sailed dcwh to sheer
neese, her destination being to America,
she has great number Of passengers on
beard, and is deeply laden,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-25
PHILADELPHia, Sept. 81

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 81.
1tco days Later from London.
The fine fast sailing ship Factor, captain
Thomas Robinson, arrived at this port last
evening in 80 daysifrom London BY this
arrival the editor OF the Freeman's Jour-
nal has received London papers to The 14th
August inclusive, from which the following
hasty extracts are made:
LONDON, Aug. 10.
Some of the Paris papers of Friday last
reached town yesterday, but the set of
journals Of that day, did not arrive 10 re-
guar course. We extract from them some
particulars of sort of justification at
tempted to be praCtised ON the French DO
lice. This shall appear.
A Flanders mail also arrived, the ac
ccounts by which mention a considerable
inundation at 0udenarde. In consequence
of the overflowing of the Scheldt.
The Diet at Frankfort, it is now said.
was TO open OH the 9Th inst. but points of
etiquette would for some time occupy them,
so that the first sitting of business cannot
tske place till the 18th. Impor tant discus
sions: it's said are to be carried on i'm this
assembly.
Some German papers arrived last night.
from which the following are extracts
VIENNA, July OF.
Madame Murat not having been yet able
to iiud suitable house, is gmBg for the
present to Presbnrgh. She must leave
Hamlurgh next week. because the EngIisi
ambassador, Lord Stewart, wishes 10 take
possession by that time-the assirnees of
Baron FeIlner having LET the chateau to
min at higher rent.
SWITZERLAND, July 90.
The population of the manufacturing
cahtons continues to suffer by the obstacles
Fhich the neighboring countries throw ir
The way Of their industry. Their losses
are estimated at above 1000 millions If
forms. The price of corn has fallen Thu
week in all the markets in the East of Swit
zerland. The fipe prospect of the harvest
which is about to begin, will make il full
still lower. On the Maine and the Rhine
the peoples alarm begin insenslbly to sub
side. Several conveys of grain, which
spectators had sent for fromlltaly, have
suddenly received counter orders on the
road. on account of the unexpected fall Of
the price.
At late hour last night we received our
regular supply of Paris JournoIs of Friday
last. The fCllswing are additional ex-
tracts
PARIS, Aug. q.
Yesterday Psrisian returned from AL
giers,where he hadbeen long time slave
promenaded the streets of the capital in
the dress which he wore during his captiyi-
".
The trial Of General Druet for contuma.
cy, will come on to day before the FIRST
AHcoNA, July Of.
BY intelligence from Tripoli and Tunis
we learn that the STANDARD Of the Propbei
is displayed by the Barbafians, and that
they have placed their robber;es under the
protection Of religious fanaticism. A Me-
apolitaD ship Of the line, two ffigates, two
brigs, and two corvcttes, have been here
on their way to meet the English and A..
merican squadrons, &c. Two vessels Of
his Holiness have sailed for the same des.
tlnatlon, which is said to be Gibraltar.
The brig st. Charles, captain Augusta
brings confirmation of the American
squadron being determined to Commence
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-25
LIND F0R So

VIE Subscriber offers tor sale his LAM -
~ o,e S Mat'9po"y RIVER Containing 1945 Acres
day, o,se "u'ureti OF whici, Consists OF A,ea.
I''s'aerabIe part ofwh,ch is wei ,lfY,ioeJ
This land Contains numerous en,r';,
mere bemg scarcely 10 acres OIL Is an The
onleSs II ue sold before tbc frsi day Of yoyecr
per mex 1T Will, on thai day be qile-ed i, ,bebeh
Is. D ODER on the premises The ,erms of sois
ber inti,f =, 80 =, u re- upscFI-
Caroline, Sep 2lst.-tds. LON 'H'
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FOR hIGN

NEwYoRK, Sept. 12--(noon.)
The Editors of the n. Y Gazette are a.
gain indebted to Mr.. Toplif, of Boston, for
London advices to the 9th ultimo, per the
Galen, from London.
Stocks at London, August SIS percent.
reduced 65 1-9 So So 1-8--4 per cent. 20
IL Ia 1-8-Consols for acc. 65 3-S IL l.
81
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NOTICE.

, petition will be presented to tie General
-. Sse"oiy OF Virginia at Their next session prays
% s, revision OF The laws concernng Pilots ana
September 7-e2wtnL.
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Rural Shades.

Inc subscriberresPectfuly nfo, ms her fr;esrt,.,
%e I me Re public Se5eF4ly that she has taken that
wen y, known stand, formerly OCCUPIED bv NJ
HUI, called the " Rare! iSiqdes" ab-nI 80 VIZ
miles from the Market House in the c;, 1,reS g
Kishulond. and on the road leading to lie NJ y,
i'r'dges, where she intends keeping rnbI;r
mouse under the management OF Mrs Csibar.re
l'abney aud Mr. Laney rAI,y. She gstlcrs
herself (from the lsng experience of lie rT,ara.
ssrsl 70 share a Portion of the patronage of 3
- ~.is
Sept 1875. 0N'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-25

Notice is hereby given, That
petition will be presented to the mex Gener.l
as emoy praying the passage of q law 10 e,Iab.
, rs, iurhpike road from The north end of tho
brook turnpike at Ovens Tavern 10 Ground
Squirrel bridge in Hanover. JUN
August II -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-25

THE DRAWING
Cfhs Second Class Of Ms
Grand National l.utlery
VIII positively take piece il, the Civ Of p.i..
more on MONDAY the SOD Of Sept. 1915.
g. 8 IL. WAITE.
wa guarantee tie punctuaI payment of al mr..
@e' :o'usht at either Of their offices, il p''
Phitade.phsc, .N6anv.
Price OF Tickets only SIX DOLLARS ,,J a.
sri@Ss are himertus asd great, sl6 Can;,,;. ia
hoa'ihs nd those gentlemen q, dis ,ncs III -.
orler tickets from their Offices, shall ta;,h,,,,
il'se NE money reni,ted per mail, if any Of ,hs
."P'a,' s''oua De drawn out OF the wi,ceI ., H.,
"ter o'ueiS are received: thereby giving
1ts'ai't advehurers as good cbance as o,incSs
LIVING on the SPOT 40 uiose
u WAITE also intend printing ., ,bo:-
own expense, a list OF all the Iickets =, seie
iy' both blanks aud prizes, and seotlo, ,S. uai
p'ace Oh lnpor;ance-aod any peo,isnan
OF company OF gentiemen PURCHASING 81 t;cs....,s
'i"i. nave me iist forwarded by mail.
1"e ,tDff'''ias IS .s,l aIstrae. Of NE ses.n.
! prize Of $4,000 dollars.
prize of $4,000 doiIars
1 prize of 10000 dollars
! prize Of 5000 dollars,
! prize of 1900 dollars
4 prizes of 1,C0O dollars,
% prizes of COO dollars.
!, Inc Pres subject, as usual, to IS per cent.
n nc Should the capital prizes con,,nns
!" .le wheel te~ days, the price of tck els mus,
of SIX dol as, f'e'e"' ~" PRICE
6: < Il WAITE, Will faithfully execute al
orders per return OF mail, and warrant The te,, ~,
''a'' u'e tickets
ne tour Capital Prizes in the first class of the
ao owe, Lottery, were sold by G. & r. Waite
!, oruefs Tor tickets in any of he Ie1tars.
Craving or IN The United States promptly st,endsd
Sept. Is ct.
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The proprietor OF this paper, des.rous OF reTi-
ring from his present occupation and resuming
his profession, offers for sale the establishment,
of the VIRGINIA ARoUs. The list of subscr-
bers is respectable, and its advertising custom,
has been considerable for country paper. There
is attached 10 the establishment, JOB Office, the
materials of which very little worn, aud part
of them are entirely new. The terms will be
accommodating.
Letters. post Paid, addressed to John Burke,
will be attended TO-
Editors of Newspapers with whom we ex-
change, viii confer favor, by giving the above
an insertion once or twice.
Argus Office, Sept. 81. 1916
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PRICE OF Stocks.
C0URsE or EXCHANGE.

Corrected by J. y. Rurshsedt, Exchange Broker1
Specie 4 n s pet CO. adu Cpientv
ITeasHry Notss 3a1 1.2 per. CT. adpa,ice
Erehdnge on London 6 al per CT a50pe oar.
on Boston to8
on Ns1O-York Q to Q 10
on Phi,adeLplaa 81 a 4 per CT. dis.
baltimore Notes 71-2 a8-2 do.
District Columbia Notes, 9a10 do.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-25

1.-THE Editor of the VTginr. A fgus is az
thorised 10 state that John Tyler, Esq is cand :
date to supply the vacancy in the House OF Re-
representatives. of the United States, accustomed by
the death of John Clopton, Esar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-25

1tco days Later from London.
The fine fast sailing ship Factnr, captain
Thomas Robinson, arrived at this port last
evening in 80 days from London. BY this
arrival the editor Of the Freeman's Jour
nal has received London papers to The 18th
August inclusive, from which the following
hasty extracts are made:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-14
nIs1Rfc9 oF eoLuM 80 wL ].

DTsTRfc9 or coLUMBIA--To WI
IN e ii remembered, that on the sixth
& i day Of February, in the year OF our
B Lprd one thousand eight hundred and.
sixteen, aud oi the independence Of the
United States the forty-frst, Samuel
Sslowdenof AIexand ria, ID the said Dis
trict Of. Columbia, deposited in this otbce
tie title Of book, the fight whereof he
claims as proprietor, in the verbs fol
loving. to wit & A candid appeal to
the presefit railing rarty in the United
States. BY a citizenl1--ln conformity to
the act Of the Congress OF the United
States. entitled :: an act for the encou-
ragement Of learning, by securing the,
copies Of maps, chagts and books to the
authors and proprietors of such copies
during. the times therein mentioned"
and also to an act, entitled an act sup
Elementary to an act entitled s an act for
the encouragement Of learning, by secur-
ing the copies of maps, charts and books,
to the autllms and proprieters OF such
copies, during the times therein mention
ed,o and extending the benefits thereof
TO the arts of designing, engraving and
etching, historical and other prints,
In testimony of which, have hereu'
to set my hand and affixed the sea
Of my Office, the date above men
toned.
e. Dist. Col.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-14
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from zoo to 500 acres on POI
tomac River. about miles FROM DUN
ffies and 90 from Alexandria. Fhe soil
IS good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are dwelling house
IN good repair containing SIX rooms,
kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
sessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer TO the purchaser the most catering
prospect Of rendering this 8 valuable
hrmby an inconsiderablc devotion OLA
hour. For terms apply to the Subscriber
Or to NOblet Herbert, Esq. Of Alexander :
John a. Washington,
Near CharIestown, JefersOA County, Va
June Id.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-14
A family Of Negroes for Sale
Jefferson Land for Sale.


A BOUT 500 Acres in the county OF
"a Jefferson and State Of Virginia on
The road leading from Winchester to
Baltimore, II miles from the former, Il
from Harper's Ferry and Sfrom Charles
town--60 miles from Alexandra, s5eorge-
town and the City Of Washington. The
Improvements are new brick house, 2
cries high, a balsrn 40 feet square. sta
bic, sc.
The soil is of the very first quality,
we'll adapted to the growth Of timothy,
clOyerand every species of graln--More
lhan half Of the land is covered with TIM
Der Of the best quality.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-14

Lawrason and Fowle,
HAZE FOR SALE,
1000 tons plaster Paris
5000 bushels st. Ubes salt
5000 do. coarse Liverpool
1000 do. blown do.
500 sides red soal leather of superior
quality
200 boxes mould candles
100 ditto Goldfish
90 barrels new beef
40 boxes capers
500 bundles sheathing paper
40 boxes window glass CT the Bos-
toa manuiactory, assorted sizes
so cases ditto glass ware from same
manufactory, consisting OF de-
canters, tumblers, wine aud Jel-
~ glasses, pitchers, &c.
/ cask containing tea sets, Chi
ma, part very elegant.
February l2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-14
Land for sale.

gHyHE subscriber offers for sale two
4 small FARMS id the county Of
Westmoreland and state of Virginia.
One on kattox Greek, containing 900
acres, principally land Of the first qualit
ty, 40 of which is heavily timbered, -.
There is on this tract good dwelling
house, with all necessary out-houses, d
fine young apple and peach orchards
springs of never failing streams convenis
ent. The house stands on the banks Of
the creek where every convenience and
luxury that the season can afford is ST.
tached to 1t.
. ALSO;
One other Tract, lying and being III
the same county, about one and half
miles from the above tract, containing
262 and half acres, aboat $50 acres Of
which is in good timber--there is dwell;
ling house, kitchen, and an apple o.
chard with some other valuable fruit att
tached to this, with spring of good wa.
ter. For terms apply to Baldwin NJ.
Lee, ESQ. or Henry Beaacotk, both Of
which gentlemen live near the preniisesy
or the subscriber in Alexandria,
ELLIOT MUSE
Cd mo. %
The editors Of the N. Intelligencer
are requested to insert the above two
weeks and send their account co this Of
fee.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-14

Just received,
By the ship Resolution, Capt. Jewett,
from Bremen,
.asa for Sale By the Piece or Package,
Brown and white rolls
Hessians
liempen ticklenbnrghs
Platillas royales
BretagHes
Checks and stripes
Listados
Dowlas
Creas a la Morlaix
Osnabarghs
Shifting linen
Newton Keene.
feb s,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-14
Just Received

Per slOop Alert, and for Sale
% aeudiohns L, z. Madeira vine
6cheSts and 8 boxes hyscl and young
hyson tea Of the latest importa-
tI0n
boxes fresh pMpess
JOHN G. LADD and 70.
Maskh 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-14
80 Dollars Reward.

E-R ANYWAY from the subscriber, on
N, Saturday the I6th inst. a bright
muIatto boy named JOSHUA, formerly
the property of Mr.. VIM. 'Hodgson, a
bout S feet 6 inches high, from 90 to q
wears ofage, stout made and handy leg
red :has swing in his walk, large blue
eyes. LARGE mouth and one of his fore
teeth cut had ON when he went off a
pair Of blue pantaloorfs and roundabout
Jacket of the same, but it is probable he
NAV have changed them-It is probable
he viii make for Baltimore, Philadelphia
or. New York, wheEe he will attempt to
oct employment as Confectioner, in
which business he has been employed.
7 will give a reward Of 25 dollars for Sc.
curins him, iftaken in Alexandria and
6fty # taken within 90 miles, and the a
boye reward if taken further from Alex
andria, and reasonable charges if brought
home.
LOUIS BEELER.
N. 3. Masters of vessels and others
are cautioned against harboring or carry
ine off said fellow, as they will be dealt
with according to Eawfor SO doing.
Dec. 10 #
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-14

$ surars and MolasSeS,
II hads. tierces and barrels, OF the
- nualitv, for sale on reasonable
.efDs, BY - 6 ~.
Ian a5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-14

Wnnted, to purchase or hoe,
A Feinaie Servant, OF good disposition,
"a who understands Cooking and
Rouse Work in general. For such q
one a liberal prica will be paid, or good
wages given. Enquire of the Printer.
+ Jan 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-14
Genuine Old Wines.

Genuine Old Wines.
A selected parcel Of the best London
Particular Madeira Wine, from the hon-
ses.of Mardoch, Yuille, Wardrop SEQ.
Gordon, Duff s. Inglis, and Blackbuns !;
a part .of which are very old, and the
whole genuine as imported. for sale by
John I'll. Grease.
March eolSt
The Editors Of the N. Intelligencer.
will please insert the above IL times and
send their accounts to this office.