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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-02
ALEXANDER SHARP,

IAIIIIIA
you WILL TAKE NOTICE, THAT
~ virtue of commission by me for
that purpose obtained. shall. upon the lo;h day of
December next proceeed nj the Rising Tavern. in the
City Of Richmond AT eleven o'clock in the forenoon take
e deposition ofWn. Barrett. be read in evidence in MY
against yon, depending in the Honorable Superior
NOurI or chapeery for the Richmond District.
BOYD MILLER, surviving
partner Of VIM. Brown K Co.
October 10. 47-st
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THE CO-PARTNERSHiP ov rHR SUBSCRIBERS
E.rpijrs Mts Day
VHNE1E settlement OF their concern devolve
upon JOSEPH MARY. who will continue the b,i.
of the late rn. and WIN viii also afford facli's ~
those disposed TO make cOns,e 70 GEO. MARX.
established IN L9dou. anf tranacgg business under
tie firm Of MARX & WIEArrAL1-
JOSEPH MARX.
GEORGE MAHX
JV Mg attorney, JoseDh Marr.
Ocio5er O. Aim
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Dia.vidcSe Comfy, Ia. : .o.
October so, 1916.
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Public Sale.

~ virtue of writ of vendit;oni ex
panas, to me directed, from the court Of
aspcaIs for the western shore OF Marylad
,v!,tbe sold for cash and meet coop Of to-
bacco, at the courthouse in Port Tobac'
c,, 81 Tuesday the Goth day Of May ext
n! William Uoufts's right, title and in.
terest in aud to a tract Ch parcel of land
called :. New Afford" containing 81
aid one half acres. mo 'e or less. the pro
Rc~ty of said Courts. Taken in exccu
{; y. % satisfy debt due Samuel VIM
SAT-.
TOvNLEY ROBEY.
Late Sheriff of Charles County
April IL dts.
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anril u
Fifty Dollars Reward

VII be given for apprehend'ng negro
David, who ran away from the subscriber
ea wednesday the 20th day of March
II t. Negro DaAidis a likely young tel,
IL Of a yellow complexion has a scar
ua;ier his LETT e e, and scar on his right
aac!e, and also one on his right or LETT
land. He carried away with him bay
horse, saddle and bride, and will, more
tan probable, attempts to effect his es'
clpe 10 Pennsylvania. He is we'll &C,
o iated IN the state Of Virgins, and
went OF in that direction.
I will give twenty-five dollars to any
Pc son for experimenting him, it taken
IN the state ; if taken out of the state
FIFTY dollars. The person apprehending
him will con6ne him in any jail so thot
I set him again.
Zephaniah Franklin,
Charles County, Md
Anril - Sw,
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Singing School.
w. WOOD
April 10

Respectfully informs his friends ans
che pabiie, that he int. nds opening q
Schaol for instructing ia Vocal Music OF
tuesday evening April Esd, at Mrs. Pey
t5n's School Room.
Those persons who wish to be In
eti-acted in the rudiments of this art, viii
find 1t TO their advantage TO commence
as early as possible.
Yerms-three dollars and 6fty cent:
per quarter.
attendance from z till 9, twice aweek.
March 26 eot2SlA
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wisllo,n Of Congress shall es.eh.
ly provide, for the earl restoraS'
Of an uniform national curreue,
I have the honor to b sir,
Very respectfully,
Your most ob't servant,
A. J. DALLAs
The hon. J. c. Calhoun,
Chairman of the COMMITTEE
on the National Currency.
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Just Received

And for Sale By J0R.N.i. STEW,4RT,
! n ENQUIRY respecting the Cap
1 n ture OF Washington by the British
With an examination of the report of the
GoRmittee of Investigation, etc. etc.
feb 20
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traw Hats, Chip /, iats, &c.
HIST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
Id for sale By the Subscriber, Fatrjaa
street,
8 cases Ladies' Straw Hats
| ditto Misses ditto ditto
20 dozen Ladies White Chip Flat;
aud Crowns
4 good supply on hand Of Ladies Sill
az Satin Bonnets.
ls.@slers from eountry merchants will b'
rroatptly attended TO for Hats and Bon
re.s Of the newest fashion,, by the doz
Ell.
Nary Mooney.
anr;l12 1w
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NOTICE

IS hereby given to all persons tina
Rave heaps Of manure in the corporatior
10 have the same removed by the frs
of MAJ next, or they VIII DC remoyet
for the use OF the public.
JAS. MCGUIRE,
supsriateudsuto Of Police
AprI g..
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LETTER

From the secretary III inc treasury
10 The chairman of the commitses
on the national currency. 10 re
DIV to enquiries by said commit
tee as TO the praetieabiliiy e ex.
pe,liency of collecting The dues 81
government iD gold. silver, ant
copper coin, treasury notes. ahl
the notes of such banks as pay sPe
Gle for their bills.
April 9th. 1915.
I aid before the house by the chair
man of The committee on the
national currency. d commit
ted With the bill! " for the
mere effactual collection
of the public reyebne
in the lawful money
ofthe u States"
to committee
Of the whole
house ON
Mon
day
next.
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HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thursday, ynarch 49,
NATIONAL BANK.

After disposing of some other
business /;
The house took up the National
Bank biII-Mr. Atherton's motion to
make toe rate of subscribing the s
per cent. stock fifty instead Of sixty
1--we per eest. being still under con-
|sidcratiaB.
This motion was negatived and
Mr.. Atherton subsequently moved
to receive the 3 per cent. at go in.
stead Of 65 per cent. which was also
negatives, So 10 So
Mr.. Clcndenin moved to reconsi-
der the vote Of Yesterday, which
fixed the principal bank at the city
lof New York.
This motion produced debate
of some length and considerable
Elimination -Nlessrs. Smith OF Md.
and Wright. spoke in favor of the
Reconsideration, 4 Incidentally urg
ed the claims of Baltimore TO the
possession of the mother bank
IMessps. Hopkinson. Sergeant. Gal
houD, Pickering. Ross and Ingham,
likewise advocated the recOnsidera-
ton, and the claims of Philadelphia.
Those who spoke against the re
consideration, and of course In favor
OF New-YoFk, were Messrs. Con.
diet, Southland, Root, Taylor ofNew
York. Robertson, GresyenOr, Gold
aud Hubert.
The question was finally decided
IN the affirmative, as follows:
FOF reconsideration ST
Against i GO
Mr.. Wright made an Rnsuccess
Full motion to Substitute Baltimore.
And the house then struck out
:. New York." aud replaced Phha-
delphia.
Mr.. Root, after observing that
the state OF ~. York possessed a
considerable portion of U. s. three
per cent stock, & wishing, as the
Legislature oftbat state was now inl
session, if so disposed, to subscribe
hat stock, in the bank, moved toI
insert tue word s. States 10 theI
,lausc permitting companies or COR
,erations to subscribe ; which mo-
ion was agreed to.
Mr.. Wright moved to restore til
Congress the power of increasingly
he capital Of the bank TO forty fisrI
clause which grautcdI
Q Congress the power Of increasingly
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CONGRESS.
IN SENATE

There was a small error in our
statement OF the vote on ordering
the compensation bill to third read
mo. MIR. Mason Of N. III. voted a.
s.a Z ths bill, and Mr.. Turner for
It, and not as otherwise stated in our
last.
Thursday, March AZ.
Mr. Roberts presented a petition
from a committee on behalf OF the
surviving officers Of the Pennsylya
ma Tine ON Continental Establish
meut. nras ing certain compensation
for pnsatislied claims for military
services; which was referred 70 the
military committee
The senate proceededto the coR-
sideration of the bill reported Oy a
committee of the senate, for the re-
lief Of John Holker. The bill is
to allow him the amount of certain
loan office certificates destroyed by
fire Mr.. Roberts suggested grounds
Of opposition TO the bill, on its me-
rits and the Importance OF the pre-
cedent il might afford for claims to
an indefnite amount.
Mr.. Williams sustained the ciasm
on its merits as dedueed frem the e.
yidenee. and the exDediency of al
Loving claim manifes,ly just
which would have been omitted
&c.
This bill was postponed to Mon
,lay next, ON motion of MIR. Roberts,
after SEINE conversation between
Alessrs. Roberts, Williams, Wells,
Daggett, Talbot and Harper-in the
course of which no decided opposi-
ton was manifested by any gentle
man 10 the bill.
THE COMPENSATION BILL
The bill to change tue mode OF
compensation of the Senators. Re
representatives. and Delegates 10 Con.
Igress, was read third time.
Some debate took place. which,
with other proceedings. shall be no.
Iticed in course.
The question on ordering this bill
to a third reading, was decided il
the Affirmative by vote of Fl t.
Al
Some other business was dOae, te
be notined hereafter.
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.aIe.rnndrin. .TailaurN 1S.

e0tCNINft1t Cttsso0ees 80
WKTAS committed to the jail of thi'
county, as runaway,a NEGRO
MAMIE says his name is Stephet
Hall, and that he served his time wit
Mr.. Henry Molear, Of Philadelphia
rope.naker. and that he was born free
Heis about six feet high, and about s.
years of age, has scar In his righi
cheek, and has been a seaman for SIEVE
raj wears. and says he was born IN Lev
,istown, Delaware the ownerfwiH pleas
to come aud prove his property, pa
charges and take hi,n away. otherwise he
will be disposed Of as the law directs.
JAS. CAMPBELL, Jailor.
March rs St
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From oar Correspondent.
WAsHlNeToN, March Z.

The enclosed document will shew that
the national debt has been INCREASED a.
bout four millions Of dollars since the
soth Of September last, and am per-
suaded that when the claims which nov
exist against the government on account
OF the late war are liquidated and known.
It will be admitted that the gtorles OF
that VAR have been toe dearly purcha'
sed.--.N Y IL Post,
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For Sale.
Ru La1crason g Foscle,

The Cargo of the ship Hazard, VIM.
Crabtree, Jr. master, from Barcelona,
1000 bushels coarse white salt,
$50 boxes RAIsANs.
20 boxes figs,
"a do. lemons and oranges,
so bags almonds,
5 pipes old red wine,
SO halt barrels and kegs olives and
capers.
Esh Of
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Sale at Auction.
Public Sale.

will be added to next Tuesday s sales,
One case, so pieces Of Laventine Silks
Sattlns aud Lutstrings.
r. G. sMarstegler.
March is
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RFTIRED.

JosEPH .MAxDEYiLLs, has retired
from the firm of Richard Slade q Co. BY
nutual consent.--The business will IN
future be conducted by the remaining
party, James anderson 81 Richd. Slade,
ander the fsrmsa firm Of Richard Slade
Joseph .fandseills,
James anderson,
Rackard Stade.
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NOTICE.

TIE subscriber viii engage to deliver
ia Alexandria, Georgetown or Washing
ton. number of Wharf & Pump Logs,
also a quantity of Pine Wood. For terms
apply to the subscriber in Alexandria.
Edgar .M.Carty.
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.qlensndraa. .Nareh u, 1916.

WNTAS committed to the jail OF thu
county, as runaways, a negro
woman named Harriet, and her son, !
snail bov. she is low and stout made
The bows name IS Dick She says theS
are the property # Thomas Bryon Of
the city of NSashineton,sbu that he has
lately removed TO the cWanty of Washing
ton in the state Of Vagina. The Owner
Is requested f0r0me and prove his PRO.
perry, paw charges and take him away ;
or otherwise they will be disposed Of as
the law directs.
JAS. CAMPBELL, Jailor.
March 16 law2m
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Alantlcville q Larmour,

lH1dIl1fCFlllC9 * A--uG AAiVuA3
Cor7ssf Of Ezae y Frirffar gKing q IA
ter streets,
BASE FOR SALE,
100 barrels vhiskey
1eIipes cognac brandy
do. Holland Gin
90 puncheons w. India Rum
10 hhds. lst and I'd quality New
Orleans sugar
1000 lbs. prime I.aguira coffee
so boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
100 do. muscatel & bloom raisins
500 VT. fresh currants
90 boxes Chocolate
With their usual assortment Of wines Il
quors and grDceries.
Deeenlber 1
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900 bushels Bright Lisbon Salt, on
board sloOp Elizabeth at Swift's wharf,
for sale by
Feb 10 If
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Mr. pirkin then moved a motion
TO reduce the capital of the bank
.fron SIS TOGO millions Of dollars.
This motion was decided, without
debate. in the negative.
Mr.. Goldsborough after few re.
marks. moved an amendment. 10
provide that if the government
should at any time sen or reliDqnish
its stock in the bank. il should then
cease to have the appointment OF a.
nv part Of the directors-whish mo
|tion was also negatiyed.
After,rejecting various other pro-
positions to amend the bill, amongst
which was motion of Mr.. Web
Isier 10 enerease the value OF the
shares TO 1000 dollars, and diminish
|, he number TO 81, 900
The question was taken on order
.ag the bill to be engrossed and read
4 third time, and decided 10 the af-
|irmatiye, as follows:
Yeas 80
Nays 81
The Speaker laid before the house
two messages from the President of
the u, States, one enclosing the do
eument respecting the public ae-
|eoupts of Col. James Thsmas. call
ed for by tie honse !; and the other
Ia report respecting the Cumberland
being seyerally refer
red
The House adjourned.
Thursday, March IL.
Mr.. Creighton from the commit.
toe or Tie public laads, reported a
bill to compensate WIN. Crawford
and Fred Bate, mich was twice
read and committed.
Mr.. CtappeIt, from the commit
tee on peasions and revolutionary
claims, made unfavorable reports on
the petitions Of Jonathan Morris.
Roland G., Morris, jun. and Henry
lG. Gassawsy.
Mr.. Sergeant. frem the commit
Itee on the Judiciary, reported bill
to change the time of boIdiag cir.
Ieuit courts in Vermont, which was
ordered to a third reading to-mor-
row.
Mr.. Middleton, from the naval
reported the bill from
The senate in addition to the act con-
|cerning the navy pension fund with
oct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bill was then
committed.
Mr.. Huger, from the joint com,
mittee appointed toexamine the pro-
of former congress rela-
tive 10 testimonials OF respect to the
me mory Of the late Gen. George
Washington, reported resolution
for the erection Of a monument in
the centre of the capitol in this city
--it was committed for rext SatHr-
day.
The bill from the Senate for the
relief Of George Rossier, was twice
read and referred to the committee
of ways and means.
On motion of Mr.. Comstock, the
committee on pensions were instruct
ed to enquire into tho propriety Of
granting pension to George Fitz-
simpl0ns.
THE BANK BILL.
The bill to incorporate the sub
scribers to the Bank of the United
States, was read a third time and
the question stated on the passage Of
the bill.
Mr.. Webster and MIR. Cady deli
vered speeches at length against the
bill, and Mr.. Grosyenor and Mr.
Hubert in favor of it.
Mr.. Stanford, Mr.. CIopton. Mr.
Hanson and Mfr. Pickering also
spoke against the bill, and Mr.. Cal
Aoua concluded tue debate by a few
remarks in favor of it.
The question was loudly called for
during The latter part of the sitting;
and, being taken at late hour, the
vnte was az E0l}OWs:
Ayes 80
Nays II
Co tho hill yvas Dassed. and sent to
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Exchange.

Bank Drafts on New York, for fen
thousand dollars, and FIVE thousand dol.
lars Treasury Notes, for sale by
Adams, Herbert and Co.
March Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-23
The Day of a Bon Vivant

The bushes of the morn were no
made for me--Long after they are scat
tered over the East, my eyes are locked
in sleep.
At ten, | rise from my couch, listless
and unrefreshed by sleep-rhe fumes o
the last nights debauch have not yet fled
from my brain.
spend a yapid hour at my toilette
stimulate my nerves by julep, and al
eleven set down to dull breakfast.
AT twelve o'clock, saunter into the
main street, to see my acquaintance,
and catch the busy hum of carriages, o.
draymen, the inspiring accents of the
girls, or the prawling drone of the shop
keeper.
At one O'Clock, the hour Of yisitin.
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Public sale

YEyHE subscribers will sell, on Monday
B the 28th of October next, if tair; i
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 Luke-at pub
he sale for ready money, the whole, Or
so much of that Tract OF Land, situate il
Fairfax county on the north side of the
road leading from Alexandria to Lees
burg, on which the said John Luke re
sided, as viii raise the sum of eleveE
hundred and ninety FIVE pounds ionr shll-
lings and FIVE pence, with interest there
on from the 10th of September 1898, ull-
I.il the day Of sale, and the costs OF the
suit and sale-which land is situated a.
bout seven miles from Alexandra and a
short distance above the place where The
turnpike road leading from the Potomac
bridge strikes the road from Alexandra
to Leesburg. The quantity Of land Is est.
mated at about $50 S.4 acres. There Is
on it two story framed Dwelling House
mot in very good repair, ard some out.
houses. No deed vii be made until the
purchase money is paid.
Edmund | Lee,
Robt. |. Taylor.
Richard RatcliBe,
Commissioners.
Aug. "a cots
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MIR JsIln Muir,

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day of tie Circuit Court of the District
Of Columbia, to be held for the county
Of Alexandria, in November 1916. or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard
| shall move that court to award judy
ment against you in favor of the common
council of Alexandria, for the sum oil
sixty four dollars and one cent, being
The amount due for paving and taxes on
sour property corner Of Duke and Pitt
,Teets, in the town of Alexandria, tor
he years 1910, IL, IL, IS, Ia and 10.
according to the act of congress passed
he 25th February. 1904.
J, d. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria,
May u5--16 dom
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Bryan Hampson & Co.
Offer for Sale

Offer for Sale.
90 hhds FIRST quality Barbadees sugar
Is do and 40 barrels Cd quality do.
so chests imperial. young Tyson and
souchong teas
Prime green coffee
10 hhds and so barrels molasses
10 puncheons 4th proof fine Jamaica
rum
10 do Sd proof Antigua do.
6 do Mew-England do.
$ half pipes aud 10 quarter casks old
Madeira zine
s pipes Lisbon do
Is quarter casks sweet Malaga do
so boxes soap
rs do mould candles
so do pipes containing s gross each
500 los Bengal = Spanish flote Indigo
Pimsnto, pepper, race ginger,
Green copperas, alum, madden
Fig blue, wrapping paper
10000 bushels Liverpool hne and
ground alum salt
500 sacks do
And constant supply of the best
Hour for family use.
October is
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4 hape receiued some
Seasonablc. GOODS,

Such as superfne and second Cloths and
Cassimeres, and coarse ditto
Lambs Weel, Hose and Socks
FIannels, plain and figured
Booking Baize
Damask Table Cloths
Marseilies yestings
Shaw@s, Long Cletl, Cambrics
Plain and figured Mall Muslins
Dimities, Furniture Fringe
Madras Handkerchfefs
6 trunks super6ne undressed well chosen
Calic0es
The above goods will be sold by the
piece on accommodating terms.
George Taylor.
October 8 colin
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ADay in Richmond.

The Compiler has lately re-published
a pair of Pert ats one is the Picture Of
q Day spent in Madrid, the other Of a
Daq IN London. does it escape your at
tentiou, that The same day in Richmond
presents as different lights. according to
the disposition OF different persons, as one
Day in Madrid, and another in LondonF
Let us try our hand, for instance, upon
such pair of Portraits (;
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Just Received

And for sale at the subscribers Store two
doors above MIR. Glubb's Tobacco Ma
nufactory, King-street--
90 boxes dipped candles,
Is ditto mould ditto, diHerent sizes, a
few boxes soap. boxes soft she'll al
monds, excellent rye whiskey in barrels.
butter in kegs and iirSins, with some
DRY GOODS and variety of other arti-
cles, which, with the stock on hand. ren-
ders my assortment nearly complete IN
Che grocery line, which l mean to cont.
nue. in my present stand and sell low for
cash, wholesale aud retail.
i WILL ALSO SELL
For Merchants or other uncharte1.-
ed Bank Paper,
AT REDUCED PRICE
744 Acres Of Land in Shenandoah
county, Virginia-- r wo Sharesin Ashby'
Gap Road Stock, and about 1000 Dollars
in good Bnnds--together with Dry Geod'
and other property.
October 90
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100 Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, on the
27th September, negro man, named
JAMES, about S feet 10 inches high,
slender made, very black, about forty
two years of age, a good coarse shoe
maker, talks slow and chews tobacco. =
/ viii give the above reward if taken go
miles from this place, or Fifty Dollars
if taken within that distance, and pay
all charges for delivering him in Alexan-
dria.
October 8 tt
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Lease for Years.
Extensive Establishment,

Extensive Estab lishment,
Stock ii, trade Of Wines. Liquors, Gro;
ceries, Ship ChandIesy, etc. togetheI
~ish my Lot on the north side OF Ca
meron street.
FOR SALE.
UyHE undersigned, DESTROYS Of dispos.
inc ofthis very valuable Concerl
in the Wine, Grocery, and Ship Chan,
diery Line, offers ii for sale upon TAN
and advantageous terms. 10 an indus
trious. eaterprising man Of unremlttlns
assiiuity, it would be a vsluabls acqul.
sition, at least equal to any in the town
OF Alexandria.
For terms apply to
William Garner.
n.&okos 90 ff
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octobers
TORENT.

The Dwelling House and Store adjein-
ing the subscribers, upon Fairfax street
Possession may be had Immediately.
Vaudeville Il Larmour.
Who have received so hhds pennsyl'
yania Whiskey.
3 October 9
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Fall Goods.
REMOVAL.

JOHN JOHN S Z o ",
Has removed his Hardware Store te
the corner Of Pitt and King streets, on.
posite the Washington Tavern, whereshe
IS now opening, for sale, an extensive as
sorment Of
HnrdscGre, Cutlery, and Fancy
Articles,
Received per brig Thomas, and shiI
General Smith. All Of which will bt
sold on the most accommodating terms
september so d6teo
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-23
Bath Butter.

5000 lbs. fresh Bath Batter, suitabk
for family use--tor sale by
N. & Il. Blackjack.
October III Sw