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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-04
GRAND CANAL,

The Hon. De Witt Clinton and Samuel
Young, Esqrs. have returned from expIor-
ing the route of the contemplated Canal
Messrs. Hawley and Ell.cott assisted
Stephen Van Rensselaer,, Esq was proven
ted by sickness in his family. from ceed-
ing further west than this village. Mr. Gin
ton. on his return, spent two or three days
in this village, and spoke in the most en-
couragng and confdeut terms. not merely
of the practicablity of accomplishing the
projected work. but of the comparative
ease and expedition with which il may be
done.
Indeed. upon this survey theyhave found
the obstacles to its completion fever in
number and less in magnitude and Difficult
ty, than even the friends Of the measure
have anticipated. The commissioners have
directed very minute and accurate surveys
of the whole route to be made and for that
purpose have appointed surveyors Of the
most approved skill, science and accurA-
cy.
The route is divided into thrsaHAr tons.
Charles G. Broadhead. E.q. 5oipted
tosurvey the easternpart, BenianilyIVright
Esq the middle, and James Geddes, e. a.
the western division. These gentlemen
have entered on tn. performance of their
duty with zeal that promises its faithful
execution. Il is confidently expected. that
the factsc objected by the comm ssioners.
and the evidence and information furnished
by the surveyors, will be sufi lent to COR
firm the former friends of the Grand Pro.
ject. to bsnish the doubts of the timid and
wavering, and to allay OF quell the hostility
of its opponents. To the next Legislature.
tine world will look for acts worthy OF
the mighty undertaking, worthy of the mu-
nihcence and dignity Of the state.
Utica Pafri1l
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-Ertracf o( a Lekter-

LoRion. Ju'y7.
On Friday had the honor to attend ? lqvee Of
NJ. Prince Saunders, late of Is 7ston. Expecting
all the great characters would h there, thought
il would be good opportunity of seeing a little of
Count Life. MIR. -, anil myself, were the
OIL, citizens who attended We there cav Mr.
and Mrs. .8fLi,as, with tb Royal Duk.s Of Kent,
Sussex and Gioucesterbut the create ct attraction
was the celebrated Mrs. OPIE, the authoress She
is y fine, noble looking woman, appears to be about
10, (msy be older,) and Is what European GmGfsurs
OF women, cali ip die prime fife, and at tie Lr-
fectioH Of 6eagfy. ] ecu Il not get so rs tn hear
her conversation. but she appeared very animated,
and wa7s'rrounded by every literary character in
T.
n',) the E rirce Regent held a Ievee the same day.
and the Countess Dowsger Of Cork lad bal, and
route he ssme evening, or otherwise his roonis
ssmial haze been bitter fi'ed aud her Lad, ship
would have visited him As Il vas, he vent 10 her
psrty. Saunders Is eoon to return mission 10
Kng Harry, Of Hsyu"
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REVOLUTION AT TUNIs.
Erkrack eta letter receiued az Bosko

ETfTdct 0f u (etteT received al Boston.
PALERMO. June l7.-Since writing this morning, VIC
have received the unwelcOmc that complete
tlunh has taken place IN TuDis. The Boy has ben he.
headed, and every Chrsian nnssacred without dscrnina
ton. The information has been officially announced here
by the Senator and enrrnsnratts the report which
bad a few days since, which that the Tur-
kish soldiers had formed conspiracy 70 behead the
Boy, aI,d put his tie throne; giving 60 tn.
nj the same government that of Agiers and for the
per from this 20 Naples. Com. PERRY is
here's and intends proceed with the laws Fire and Ontario
Tunis, and n this truc be will gnd soOp
of war 10 convoy usdown. Mr.. Anderson Consul AZ
lnris, Is board tie lava"
A telegraphic despatch from St. Malo.
(says tile Courier of Jolly 16) announces,
that tile English are determined to send
an expedition to destroy the town and go
vcrnment of Algers which refuses to list u
to any terms the British fun1s had advan-
ced l per Ct. and a general eonhdence
returned among the mercantile classes Of
society attributable, chiefly, to the gene
ri state of peace, and the prospect OF its
long continuance no failures bad taken
place in the city for the last 10 or IL
days.
Rear Admiral Mine. who is to super
ssde Admiral Grifiiths at Halifax, goes in
the first instance with Lord Exmouth to
the Mediterranean, and from thence will
proceed to Nova Scotia.
LONDON. July z, II.
It appears from the Instef paper, taal
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DOMESTIC.
TIE COMP TROLLER's LIST.

Some days ago. in the course of a few
remarks respecting the aspersions of the
Federal prints on the Republican party, in
consequence of few of them appearing
on the books of the Comptroller as having
unsettled accounts at the Treasury, we
mentioned thename of Rufus King, as one
Of the Federal gentlemen similarly circum
stanced. * friend Of his has just handed
US the following letters from which it ap~
pears that Mr.. King was in the same sit
uation as Mr.. Monroe, MIR. P.nkney and
others. whom the party prints Indignantly
traduced for this name appeared a debt
or in a transaction which his public char
acter entailed on him. but in regard to-
which he was not personally indebted or
responsible. Mr.. King. therefore, has set
the matter right, and without paying a
cent. because. he owed none, IS no longer a
public debtor. In this Transaction. we
find strong clue dation Of the nature Of
the charges against other eminent men,
whose names are found on that List.
[.hGt. Int.
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Several arrangements sre in course Of progress,
with view toesiablis respectable naval force
upon the lakes OF Csns.la. 81 Robert Hail. an oil
oer Of distinguished merit, who lately commi5s-
oncr ri the Navy-Yard Of Quebec. 10 appointed 10
the command Of the vessels upon the lakes Their
present force consists Of recumsob schr Lieut.. "
Gent Jsgns schr It. Hambly Star, Can't. Her
b.u, acting Newark schooner, captain w. Bour.
cicr, acting Medley, 40, lieut.. II. r. Spence /.
Moutreai, capt. Edw Collier Kingston, o., capt
W. r. W Owen aud IIn,On, lieut.. y. Jackson.
The 81. Lawrence %, Burlington ~, C!,arwell 81.
and Chrht cutter, sre ct present in ordinary. So
gerai officers aud nn,aber Of 5ssmeD, ~iii proce ed
shortly 10 ihe station.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-04

'"'Nci'fHNg sINs NHt ~
We are at a loss 70 conjecture the source fror,
whence the denial that the Promctheus proceeds
Tor Russia with messenger, relative TO the alIar
OF Mr.. kosiof's, comes. We know Oi no diifcre ces
with the Court Of ST. Petersbugh, unless thev
riglnste IN that Circumstance Its well known hst
sil official intercourse with Mr. Harris, the charge
sliaires OF the United Statcs NJ the Court Of Rus
sia has been suspended, and this in consequence Of
the treatment of Mr.. KOsloH
The precipitancy with which the messenger sai!.
ed, shows that his object is important lie woaJ
not wait single day for the oMcer Who was appur-
ted tn command the vessel and she carried but lIf
he' complement q men. u S. Gas-i's
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Cary ef a letter from tie Hon. Rufus
King 10 the Secretary cf STATE.
Washington, March Ii, 1916.

DIN,
take the liberty t, recall to your re-
collection che subject which formerly men
toned TO you OF the annual publication of
my name, connected with that of the Mar
quis La Fayette. as public debtor.
1t is well known that the money in cues-
ton did not come to my use, and was ne
yer even in my possession (; that it was
paid. pursuant to my instruction, by the
bankers Of the United States, to the Mar
quis, in the autumn and winter after his
long AVID close confinement in the prison
of Olmutz. The money which after his
Imprisonment, had been granted BY Con-
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PRYsRNrNlENTs

The Grand Jurors nj MonongabeIa county, for
August Term, have presented, rs a public grew
snc", the act Of Congress generally known b the
nape OF the Compensation BIZ. They have also
presented rs unconstitutional and a. just, the set Of
the General Assembly Of Virginia, emitted, " An
Act more ehectuslly TO prevent the circulation Of
notes emitted BY Uncharlered Banks y
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NEw>ORLRANs, JAW 90.

~ w ~OR LEhNS, JuV ~.
E1tract 81 letter from the Baize, dated
Luly 10.
The Carthagenian feet that lately IL f.
Aux Cages, watered here these last two
days, but would give no satisfactory ac-
counts as to their intentions, only from
hints thrown out it is supposed they mean
to direct heir attention in the first instance
against Pensacola and other parts of the
southern coast, fad they have strong
ficet.
August 8.
1t ia reported that the f-et viii, h w. G
lately seen off The Balize, was not las sta
ted) the Carthagenian fleetfrom Aux Caves.
but small division of ships of wsr un,Ier
the same colours, with several Spanish mer-
chant vessels "a cir Prizes, one of which is
large ship from Cadiz, with very va
luebe cargo. It is stated that off Cuba
they encountered a Spanish brig of war.
which they engaged, but which beat them
offwith great loss. We cannot learn
where or when those vessels were fitted
out; it the report is true that they have
proceeded to the westward, and anchored
Oft Grand Terre, there can be no doubt of
their intention to resume the trade, which
was carried on so successfully two years
ago. Nor is it less certain that those in
tentions will be defeated and it is our
earnest wish that all attempts To smugvle
may be punished with exemplary severity :;
IN this wish we are joined by every faithful
citizen Of the ". States, as well as by eve
ry man who is friendly to the cause of Spa
nish American Independence. and who
wishes to accomplish that object by homo
rable means, not by such all atrocious "a
buse Of the sacred aag of liberty as the
one alluded to above. 1t is by such vie
Conduct, perp trated under the colours.
and by persons who steal the name, of
the patriots. that they have been almost
identified with pirates. and rendered unsic-
servediy odious through many parts Of the
United States. fGazefte.
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baltimore, .7neHs, 81
LATEST IRON ENGLAND.

by the Armsta, arrived yesterday, the Editor
Of the Fcoiciu Gazette, through the poiteuess Of
his Commercial Friends, has received later
from Engisnd. No newspapers hove YET Seen sb-
tained, but extracts from private correspondence
follow
Lce,fool, 2oM LILY, 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-04

We feel great pleasure in its being m.
necessary ~ lay before yen the same gloomy nc
counts otour Cotton market that we dill on the 2nt.
nit for ,he.lsst three weeks we have had more
demand and s,'ne Improvement in p-icep, more
part'cu'ly IN % leans, arising from prime Ular,s
becon'Hs less ple"uiu-a little export demand has
heips'i us. Coarse Cotton Gooais are higher, an
died 10 which new orders inr Twist 20 a conslier2-
bic cSte"t have arrived from the Continent, we
therefore quote up!ands IDA ~ lei. a iex bags
have been sold for 20t Orleans IS a gel; Sea Is-
and GOD Is 81 Peruarnbueo 2s Id Is ~ Ma
rsnham IS q Lid; Bengal T. Id a Isl i-2i.-
Our import OF Cot has been
In the Jf,sf s,.r months ortsi5.
From Amer'"a ls.i7o bags,
Rail and Lisbon oiiqO do
lmtch Colonies 1860 do
Ouier parts 9,OiO do
96,6SM.
In h'e first sir noa,IserlS,6.
IRON a"eiies iO6.5O9 bags,
i'rHzh n"' Lisbon 10 OSS do
Dutch Cn.onss 1850 do
Cther Parts inp22 do
lT5OSIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-04

We are informed by respectable pe,tlernap
that when the Rnyaliss recaptured Chill from the
Patriots. they found anumber ofE1gish merchants
with their goods in that country all of which were
urmoested; but they locked FOR. seized and Sc
que'trstet evsry dollar of American property thew
rp-r seized and sold At Coqnimto This oct al
par''Njity andijastice the part of the old Span
's' government. a well deserving of attention, and
clearly proves how the enterpr;qng merchants q,
The u . are treated, and their property unlawful
iy seq0estrated. Bali Ps,,;ot
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CHARLESTON. Augn-t %.
L..2TG .NrEU-S E&lIl. N1K q A. n. !,

taptin broo.sings arrived here YESTERDAY in the
s'"cp jane, days from Havarna, infrms ns, that
just before he sailed, report was in circulation
ust the Carthagenians. Cor insurgents. as they
were eallesl,) h,d captured Pensacnla. This news
was SAID tn have been broag at by British man of
war brig, IN a short passage fom the mouth OF the
M'ssisspri
Hest OF merchon.nen, principally spaniar,ls.
under convoy ola French :nen cf war brig, wa. TO
SAL rom Ha'anna the day sfter Capt. b. they ~
mounted TO ab"ut 80 sail, -ol were pr;nc;,a,Jv
bcnnd TO Caliz. and other ports in Spain.
'iny before the Jane sailed, Spanish schr
arrived from the coast, arh two others some few
says nrevious all with full careoes of slaves. a.
mounting 10 about 900 or 1Oooii
Capt. B furnishes the following rs the stnte IF
the market when he left the Havanra Flour
Sl1aiS; Rice sac; Coffce IS Brown Sugar
io' White DO IL. City gazette.
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sIR5,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-04

On the 18th If June, Mr. Vdnsitfort, the CHAN
cellor of the Exehequer, brought into the British
Parliament bill TO authorize the expectation of
machinery fsr the erection Of Mi IN the u
ntesl States of America. The bill has since pas
se,i
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-20
Public Sale.

BY virtue of a decree OF the o[cuie
Court, will be sold, on Thursday the Sath
day Of this month, at IL o'clock, at NC
Keowin's hotel, Lots No. 6, 7 and lo'
in square 6s4, in the city OF Washington;
These lots are situated on Capitol I'M
and we're the property of the late Genera
George Washington, and improved py
him. They are about 200 yards from tlle |.
capitol, on beautiful eminence, q misn'
be improved so as to afford two 0! tnfee
desirable situations for private residence
or to rent to great advantage as boarding
houses. The cellars of the former Duiid,
ings are we'll finished and uninjured, and
many good bricks might be got IRON the
ruins. Also, Lots No. 5, IL, IS and IA
lin souare 667. These also belong to the
estate of General Washington, and are
situated on the Eastern Branch. most, Il
not all of them, are believed to be very
eligible water lots.
The above properly will be sold on a
credit of IL months, the purchasers to
give bond with approved security.
George C. Washington,
Trustee.
July 40 dts
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PUBLIC BATHS.

YvHE subscriber respectfully informs
q the Fades e. Gentlemen of Alex
andria and its vicinity. thar his BATH
HOUSE on the alley adjoining the The
atre and opposite the City Hotel, is now
open, aud will be kept in complete order
till the first of October, where Warm e
Cold Barns may be had at any time in
the day and until 9 o'clock at night
His terms are S 10 each for subscribers.
payable in advance, and no tickets Is
sued till the subscription is paid) or sc
cents for single Bath.
Two separate Baths are kept exclu.
siyely for Ladies, who will please come
in at the alley adjoining Mr.. Fairiax's
House on Royal street-And Gentlemer
are particularly requested to come in al
that adjoining the Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
May II eotf
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Public ale
July 40

TAY virtue of Deed of Trust from
I'D Ann Linton Nesbett, to the subscrlb'
er, dated on the twenty fifth day of An
gust 1912, to secure the payment OF
8 1889 Is cts. with interest thereon from
the 9th of February 1912, due from
the said Ann Linton Nesbett, to
Messrs. William Newton, and John
Muncaster: | shall On the third Mon
day in July next. at Fairfax Court
House, sell at public auction for cash.
! he following ract OF Land,
Situated in the county of Fairfax, upon
Occoquan River. bounded according tC
the deed of trust as follows: beginning
at an old decayed stump at the mouth OF
Sandy Ran. and running thence north
two hundred and fifty two poles to Two
small poplars, and small mulberry tree
near Joseph Hampton's fence, thence
south eighty two degrees and an halt
west along the fence of the said Joseph
Hampton, and with line of marked
trees, two hundred and fifty two poles,
to a point within six poles of an old fall
len tree and box saplin lately marked
thence south four degrees west one
hundred and ten poles to Occcquan rly-
err, thence with the meanders of the riv-
er and binding herewith until it would
intersect the opposite line if continued
thence from the point of intersection con
tinuing the same course south tour de-
grees west one hundred and thirty five
poles to another part Of Occoquan river,
thence with the meanders of the said riv-
er, md binding thereupcn 20 the begiH-
ming, supposed to contain SIS acres and
eight poles. The whole or SO much only
of the above tract will be sold as will be
sufficient to pay the sum of S So 81 cts
with interest thereon from the lst. Feb
ruary 1915, to the day OF sale. The sub
,criber will make 40 other deed than a,
trustee, conveying whatever right the
said Ann L.Nesbett has to the land.
Edm. |. Lee.
June 90 IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-20
Lawrason & Fowfe.
AESn
Joseph Smith and Son
HAVE IMPORTED

HAVE IMPORTED
In the Barque Mary, from L'rsrp00l
100 crates and bids. queens ware
200 sacks OF Liverpool salt
500 boxes Oft plates
6 do block tin
6 do sheathing copper
700 kegs of paint
10 do Venetian red
9 do varnish
l do leturage
- casks dly white lead
10 do sheets of lead
1000 bushels Of coal A.
% cases and trunks CT cotton
goods, viz.
9 do OF calicoes and chInz
8 do furniture
9 do dimities
| do white Marseilles and Jeans
1 do striped jenets for paIl'1'00''
Q do cambrics
l dc ginghams
l do jaconets
2 do pocket handkerchief 6.
l do fancy neck handkeFcAle''
Q do cotton shirtinss
9 do cotton balls
l do brown Holland. r.
July 8
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Potomac Company

A meeting OF the stockholders of the
Potomack Company, will be held ct
Ni'i.aughIin' tavern, Alexandria,. on
Monday the 9th of August, next, at II
O'Clock, to appoint a president and di-
rectors to said company. By order of the
board,
JOSEPH BREWER, Trcns.
July Q eolSt
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FRENCH GOODS.
May 90

Landing at Lawrason & Fowle's wharf
from the schooner Morning Star. P
II. Page, master, from Hayre de
Grace,
case white and black grapes,
90 Lavantine handkerchiels, with
cOlored borders
Long black and white silk gloves
case mems and women's black
and white silk hose
9 do Fiorences, assorted cOlor
9 do Levantine do do
4 do taffetaS do do
l do ladies kid gloves, assorted
sizes and colers
| dc mems leather gloves
l ditto green sewing silk for I'M.
brellas
1 ditto sewing silk, assorted co.'s.
] DO. Oil skin hat covers,
/ Do. Cambrics,
Do. Long Lawns, Cambria hhs
Shirt buttons,
1 Do. White Chip Hats,
/ do. black and white Grape, and
gauze fans,
The above goods were purchased with
cash, and selected by the best houses at
Lyons and Paris, and will be sold alta
small advance by,
J. & /. Vowel,
Lawrason & Fow'e.
ALSO,
Landing from said Schooner and for sale
as above
25 pipes old cogniac brandy, Ga
superior quality
&C cases champagne, 2 dozen eacn
60 ditto medoc claret, 2 dozen eaca
May 7
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-20

At a meeting of the Directors
of the Merchants Bank OF Alexandria,
on the ID day Of July, 1916 the fol
lowing Order was made and ordered
to be published -
WHEREAS it is deemed expedient
10 repeal so much OF an order of this
Board as prohibits the transfer of any
debt due to this Eank, in order to en-
crease its facilities, which the demands
on the institution have rendered neces-
sary
Resolred, That debts due to the said
Bank shall be transferable at the direction
of the committee. from and after the 1st
day of August next.
BY order,
James S. Scott, Cashier.
July 5 d5w
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Prince Waliam County Court,
Tu1o An. 1916.
July Is


ON the motion of Edward Brooke.
ate sheriff of Prince William County.
to whom the estate of Robert Carter, de-
ceased, hath been committed at IS or
Tered, that the said sheriff do give public
notice to the creditors of SAID Robert
Carter, by advertisement, in some pub
ic newspaper published in Alexandria
md at the court house door. that they
resent their claims, duly authenticated
Or payment, on or before the first Mon.
ay in August next. at which time the
curt will proceed to distribute the estate
imongst those whose claims are then ex
ibited.
A Copy-Test,
Philip ID. Daw, C. c.
June II If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-20
FOR Sale,
On a credit Of one. t1co and three
gears,

u
gears,
THAT highly improved FARM, in
Prince William County, known by the
name of Graham Park. owned by the
late Doctor George Graham.
The tract contains about 800 acres, of
which about 200 acres are we'll timbered.
The advantages Of the farm are equal to
any in that section of the country, ITS
distance from Washington being only SIS
miles, Alexandria SO, Dumfries l9. Oc-
coquan Mills 16-and on the farm is a
comfortable dwelling house 20 by 90 feet,
also a stout kitchen and meat house with
every other necessary out house, an ex-
cellcnt well of water, orchard, garden,
etc, 1t is unnecessary to speak of the
soil, presuming those DESTROYS of pru-
chasing will view it, which may be done
on application to John Hooe, Esq who
at present has the farm in his occupancy.
Possession may be had on the first of next
January, the purchaser having the priyi-
edge Of seeding.
At Graham Park,
On Wednesday the 4th September,
zcilI be offered TOR sale.
Several likely Negroes, Horses, and
Farming Utensils, deliverable on the lst
January next-.also, Sheep, a great pro-
portion of which are halt and three quar-
ters blooded, Cattle and hogs, with all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
John G. Heslop, Ex'r.
Of George Graham, deceased.
Petersburgh, June 1874 dt4thSep
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-20
French Goods.

The CARGO of the Schooner Bro;ho,,
Return, Mcknight, master, from Ma
settles, consisting of
WINES.
500 cases Claret
100 casks ditto, 52gallOns each
so cases Vim de Grave
95 ditto Hermitage
6pipes oil proof Brandies
Soft shelled almonds
Smyrna Figs
Filberts
SO boxes Prunes
"a cases Olives
"a do. Anchovies
IL do. Capers
S cases Mama in fakes \.
cask blue Eitrol 'sS
5 bales Alexandria S ma IS
500 reams writing paper assorted
10 bales Wrapping do.
French lawns assorted,
Silk stockings
Do. Purses
Ditto gloves, ladies' and gentlqnep,s.
Kid and castor ditto, do. do.
Florence silk assorted
Sewing silk
4 cases grapes. assorted colours
s24 fancy baskets
Is boxes clarified soap
Perfumery, an assortment.
Is offere6tor sale on commodatine
terms, by
.4dams, Herbert g Co.
May 90 r
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Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.
POM Rnozfu, and Son.

Beng. Brolv7a ana Z POO J, :.
Respectfully inform the Pubic ID tna az
thew have commenced the manufacture
Of BURR MILL STONES, ON the cor
|uer of Patrick and Cameron Streets IL
the town of Alexandria, where they are
ready to receive any orders y.th which
they may be favored, and will execute
them with all despatch and IN the pes
liner.
They hare receiued an assortment 81
| Bolting Cloths
Of good quality, and intend keeping
constant supply. IS
May a