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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-05
Public Sale.

On Tuesday next, the 9Th instant, will
be sold at the yendue Store, corner Of
Prince and Fairfax streets,
West India rum in hcgsEeads
Sugar in barrels
Cotton in bales
Imperial & youughyson tea in chests
Queens ware in crates
Ciaret wine, very superior, in cases
Of 6 dozen
IS kegs FIRST cual. English Mustard
ALSO,
Cloths, imperial cords
Cambria and leno muslins
Levantine silks
Calicoes, Marseilles vestings
Domestic cOttons
Sewing silk and cottons
Hollands, etc. etc.
p. G. MarsteIler.
August 5
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Connecticut CoNra!lt.
The surest eay 10 health and long life.

The surest lcay 10 health and long EJe
Govern your passlons-be cheerful
be temperate IN all things-uever leave
any thing TO be done by the stomach
which can be done by the teeth and
never let your teeth do more than voul
lands. And if you have midding
good constitution you may live an hun
dred years.--ffosa an elaiaent Physician
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-05
Six Cents Reward.

2S AN away from the subscriber, an
"a Apprentice Bow TO The Blacksmith's
trade. named HENRY NELSON, about
nineteen years OF age. He carried va.
riety of clothing with him. The above
reward will be paid TOR his apprehension
and delivery to me; and all persons are
cautioned against employing him, at their
peril.
JOHN HcRNER, Sen.
August 5 ct
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For New-York,

xgE The fine new schooner NepHc;;
.Sssse capt. Stevens having thsT 81;
pal part of her cargo on boardy TO tb,
lext Thursday. For freight
captain On board. or to .8ert g. Co.
Julye n
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Potomac Company.

A meehng ct the stockholders of the
Potomack Company, will be held ct
N'Laugblin's tavern, Alexandria, on
Monday the 9Th of August, next, at II
O'Clock, to appoint president and di,
rectors to said company. By order Of the
board,
JOSEPH BREWER, Treas.
jui5 2 solst
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-05
A Gardener wanted.

A person acquainted with the cultiya.
ton OF Veg etable Garden and who can
come Ie!l recommended for honesty, So
briefly and industry, will be hired by the
month or year, Enquire of the Printer.
August ).
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For NEW YORK.

,sSg The Sloop .alert, Captain Guy:
4s.ssssss~er; has part of her cargo engaged
and viii sail tRis week. For freight of a
few hundred barrels, apply on beard al
Twins wharf, or to
Barae,caN e Popham.
August div
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That his health is better. Except that It
say be to his family, we suppose few
sare much whether the Marshal be dead
sr alive.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-05
For Sale,
On C credit Of one. tsco ard three
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 equa! TO
ANY in that section Of the country, ITS
distance from v ashington being only S5
miles, Alexandria SO, DImfriss 10, &C.
Icoouan Mills lG.-and on the farm is
comfortable dwelling house 20 by go feet,
also stout kitchen and meat house with
every other necessary out house. an ex.
'cellent well Of water, orchard, garden,
etc, It is unnecessary to speak OF the
soil, presuming those DESTROYS of pru-
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 FIST Of next
January, the purchaser having the priy!-
edge Of seeding.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-05
PLASTER Of PARIS.

rs tons Plaster OF Paris, just re-
ceived per the brig Despatch, and for
sale BY
Thomas III Rowland.
August 5 dot
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French Goods.

French Goods.
The I ARGO Of the Schoones Brothers
Return, Midnight, master, from Mar
settles, consisting Of
WINES.
500 cases Clarct
100 casks ditto, SO gallons each
so cases Vim de Grave
e5 ditto Hermitage
6 pipes oil proof Brandies
Soft shelIed almonds
Smyrna Figs
FitDert5
so boxes PrGnes
"a cases Olives
"a do. Aachovies
IL do. Capers
5 ceases Mama in fakes - :.
cask blue Fitrol 8
s bales Alexandria SIENNA SO
500 reams writing paper assorted
10 bales Wrapping do.
French lawns assorted,
Silk stockings
Ditto gloves, ladies and sentlerren',,
Kid asd castor ditto, do. do.
Florence silk assorted
Sewing silk
cases grapes, assorted coIoys
ga fancy baskets
IS boxes clarified saaI
Perfumery. an assOst6en',
Is ofereafor sais accommodating
terms, BY
Nav sS II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-05
At Graham Park.
On Wcdnesday the 9Th sep'sm5sf,
1ciH be offered for sale,

zciH be offered .tor safe,
Several likely Negroes, Horses, and
Farming Utensils, deliverable on the ist
Januafy next-.95so. Sheep. great pro-
portion OF which are bali and three quar-
tcrs bIcoded, Cattle and hogs, with all
the iloushold aud Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on day CT sale.
S0ha G. Hsslop, Ex'r.
Of George Graham, deceased.
Petersburgh, Juue 1874 dt4thSep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-22
NFw-YoRK. June 70.
LATEST FROM LONDON.


BY the attention OF cur correspondent at
Boston, the editors of the New-York Ga
zctte have received London papers TO the
18th May, from which they have made the
subsequent extracts:
Liberty # the ftress.--In the British
House of Commons on the 9Th ult MIR.
Brorghan bro't forward a motion, That
leave be given to bring in a bill for securing
and extending the Liberty OF the Press" -
After considerable debate, leave was given
to bring in the Bill.
HE great marriage having been con-
summated, Parliament had voted address,
es to the Queen, the Prince Regent and the
Royal PAR On the suspicious event.
LONDON, May 9.
Last night, we received the Paris papers
of Sunday, and tins morning OF Monday
lat.
The appeal lodged b. the attorney gen
eral against the acquttal OF gen. Cam
bronnc, had been rejected by the Court tf
Revision, and the quittal conf: med, BY 3
votes against g. Th- grounds OF the ia lg-
ment of the Court VI Revision, are not STA
ted.
The former Secretary of Maret (Hassa-
no. has been taken up at Geneva, and
sent under an escort OF Gendarmes to the
frontiers of France, where lie was received
by another escort. Papers of the highs st
Importance says an article from GeAtva,
were found npon him.
LONDON, May 1.-the Paris papers
make no allusion to the causes of dis on
tent, which are said to abound in France
Nor do they mention the multiplied arrests
which ave stated upon the authority OF pri-
vate advices. TO have taken place last
week in the capital. Some of those rumors
may be exaggerated but the silence of
the French papersis no proof OF their being
false.
Ia the meau time it appears that a sud
den an extraordinary hustle prevails in
the environments Of the Army Of Ooserva.-
ton and the Duke of Wellington, it is
said, is about &c commence a general in
spection of the whole, including the Aus
triaa troops in AisAce.
We have letters from Malta to near the
end OF March they state that Lord Elk
mouths expedition was amply provided
with those powerful arguments IN reasoning
with Corsairs, shot, shells. Congreve's
rockets, &c. the show of which contributed
mainly to his Lordsh ip's suct essful pego-
CT itions The slaves released are meut-
oaed at a number far beyond every
previous computation and it is even AFR
med that thousands had been already
liberated. This is q glorious crusade.
PARIS. May z.
An expedition left Lisbon for Brazil on
the 10Th nit, composed of ship OF the line,
two frigates, and severa. transports, ha-
wing on board 5000 troops.
General Cambrone # Paris yesterday
morning to proceed to Nantz for embar-
kation.
The Journal of,Arau announces, that Sc
veral exlled Frenchmen. who had fixed
themselves in the large cities of the United
States of Americat have retired into the
interior of the New Continent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-22
THE NAVY YARD.

The Macy Commissioners in their letter ofin-
structions TO Captain SINCLAIR OF the sd of Novem-
Der, require, az indispensable condition of
Navy-Yard, hat il should present " free and ca
sy egross &ngyess ships Of .h largest draughtof
water at ali seasons Of the year. also that il
should enjoy facility in getting with gus rs,
provisions and stores on board
These being the general propositions, It may be
asked;
Ought not Navy Yard at all season Of the
year have draught Of water lesling To sulfici-
ent at the 0rccst e66 OF the tide to admit the pas
sage OF the largest ship which may belong To The
navy
This is an Obvious conclusion nor isit deni-
ed by the Friend If tie Many, who writes in the
Norfolk Ledger, in favsur of continuing the Navy
Yard<.t Gosport.
The only questions then, are ist. What drausht of
water does Ezsbeth river furnish st the lowest
eb5 : 81 How much water is drawn by our lar
gest ships, viz. 7fs
The writer Ia the Ledger, and a most accom-
Plished master oil his subject he Is, contends that
the Elizabeth river does furnish ga sufficient
depth of voter TO sdmt the approach" of Cur Us
The Z" Friend Of the .NdUy" does not state in
precise terms, what is the water, y ch covers The
bar OF the f,iizabeth river, at the lowest cob.
On this point, therefore, are still left at sea.
What lie does say, however, is, that the fri
gates United States and Constellation, each draw
more water with their guns, provisions and slores
board than any "a now owned by government, and
more than any of those designed to be hereafter
built are intended to draw-that the Quilted States
arrived at and departed from the port Of Norfolk at
least dozen times between the years 1903 and 10
each time with all her guns, provisions and stores on
board that she never was detained either in co.
ming IN or going out OF port, Tor want OIL sufficient
depth of water; and that this ship, however then
drew % feet inches''
10 come 60 the point, is the writer certain that
our lrgstes draw more water than our 74's Is he
sure that our 74's (eyen they stand now, throw
IN opf plN oil r.. Il.
draw more than the lrlgates
The United States drew % feet inches.
Did not the Washington, the other day IN des
cendng the Poton..c, draw as much as 81 E. 8 inch.
os
The feet is stated, and the inference is so fai
irresistible, that all the indispensable conditions are
not to be met with in the Navy Yard 1T Gosport
ANOTHER FRIEND TO THE NAVY.
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e-v----.-ss--ss.-e--s--<s
By INST NIGH f"S .r.fiL.

The MAJ. Inf. announces the death Of
NJ. MaSzei at Pisa, in Tuscany formerly
citizen Of the u. S.
OurEonsnl at Liverpool writes to the
Government that several CT our tobacco
laden vessels have of late been refused en-
try. for iniormaiitiss in their manifests. and
points out the particular forms which are
to be used by our merchants, and which
are required by the officers OF the custom
house at Liverpool.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-22

r;sncs. composed of about $50. was a
,,or,h in town before sailed, and as
Ire YOU those who remained IN hopes
af a better government under Ferdinand,
S,d themselves miscrably mistaken
believe / may say with truth, the spirit or
tine people is now more elevated man ever
i was az any previous period.
H. C.Vaf. Int.
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STABLES or TIE MARKFT

Tobacco, 5 10 Il 94-Wheat, SIS 100
Flour supcriine, 8 a 8 5O-Corn, 4 rs, u s.
Meal. per busitcl 1 Il I 17-lIemp, American, Der
ton, lao Il iG0--Oats. 90 Whiskey, common,
G5 81 cts.--do. rectihed, so 90 ets.-Sugar.
brown, 12s 1G 5O-do. loaf, 90 a 80 cts per 10
Bank Stocks.-VT Virginia Bank, old, 102 50--
New, 1Of SO.
cents. 05 ~ q o.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

an Wednesday, the Sd Jay Of JnIy, will
Y = b. sod. a, pubic auction, SIX VALUABLE LOIS
IN the plan recently ai ont hS Dr.. johnson. stoe
pvt down., that any prisni wishing view premises
may at once SEE the boundary ofsuy Lot he ma, fancy
IernsS IL ami Is months Tor Negotiable NOES, with a-
proSeG endoisers. with Deed trust the properly
cure their punctua payment
p.anoi the above prcper,, may t at the oc u
Heron, Sin,on Z Co. 4 nos. TAlLOR.
June 81. i3-,,s
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20 DOLL IRIS REWARD.
EkI1 ~ AVIAN fr,r>

~ ')N'A-H- --Ne' INV AMI.
RUNAWAY from the Subscriber. on
the night uf the Ith inst ia Prince Edward Count, A
tall black Negrnoman, ~ the Of CATY. very ike
~ about2o of pais her hair her forhsai
She was urclasei of Ar Robertson. Spotsy cy
VaPeriLps she will endeayor that County a.
gam. -
ANY person that will apprehend the said Nero and delv-
er her 10 Mr. Nathaniel Lancaster, OF Cumberland County
Va OF eontne her III Jail at him my self obtain
her again. shall receive Eea-ose reward and ali reasonable
eNpehces paid.
JOHN NOLAN.
June 22 IS-4ts
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WILLIAM PAjTER,ON
HIS JUST RECEIYED.

2 Tie Richard, Capt. Tonkins, from Dublin,
4 ore case OF superior FABLE LINEN, TOW
LLLIN1i and APkINS, amongst which OF extra
'ize, put up ia the following manner
Two >'I's of TAO cloths, Io-ihy IA 2layoves,
. all % napisins, vine patterns
TWO suits consisting of two ciols iot by l6 layoyeY
ana "a napSius, iarge flower patterns
Two Sus stopnet and ornGnented, los by lsa iaycs
ycrs and dyz. ma lSins
BeslieS other large c.0hs, with shamrock lilly, tlnste
and ,iIoi patterns.
CT Those Who wish purchase cloths hy the set viii be-
inueh pleased with the superior elegance style thu.
goods as nothing has b, offered in t.s market
equal them.
June o. Is
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China and Glqss Tle.re.


EGICKSO& < DEWHURST. have Just
. A received, and orening, their store IN he
Nam Street, ttarly oppcse the Merchants Codee-euSs
s, Elegant Cut DecaiIcrS
DO. du. Tunhlrrs (yarious szesl
no. do. Wines
Do. Co. Corsiu; Glasses Proof Glasses nc. &c.
Embossed Btrins'ied Gold China Desert sets
do. Brown Iintd do.
Elegant BURNSIDE China Tes.st;s. different patterns.
With twodesen Sacr.rs
Do. do. without Ir.i-fots Sugar and Cream
InilaChiIa 'fts-Sets continuing CoiteSups (han.
d-l) IL 'fel-Cups. Nith - Saacet. Tea
Pots, Sugar Cake Plates, &c. Sse.
Gold Lustre Jugs, prtst
SILVER Edge & Srutto do.
Silver Lustre do
Ia ia China Cups and saucers BY the dozen
Do 10. Custanl Cups
Do. do. Plates, PLATED Casters elegant patter,,l
Tea Trays different sizes
Nal,SgnIy frame LOchine-6SLiSs Dutch Platcs)
Toilet Glass, various siees
few dO&en ee',si, embossed FURNISHED old Gins
Desert Pistes and Dishes
large China Bowls
80 boxes India China Tel-Sris
III, 81 .. haze also For Sale
general assortment of ROT EEltT K CT ASS WARE,
Suitable for Conmry..s, rrir,nts.
the shortest notice.
June %. 1t
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have struggledin the holy cause oflibcrty !;
and, with them, to have defended the
rights Of his country, and the principles of
the Constitution.
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June o.
PUBLIC AUCTION.

PUBLIC AUCTION.
WILL be Sold, at public auction, on the
w premises, ON Thursday, the 29ih June so ACRES
or LAND. the south side Of the Deep Run Turnpike
Road, and about miles from the city There is this
anda twos0ry Dwelling House, 80 by feet the first
story OF which hrir&a Barn entirely square,
Cte house and barn ensured against fire stable, with
stalls for ten horscsbrck sn,oht-lousesad we'll, brick
I'd up the top, Of excellent water, with pump complete
Three OF the ground enclose With plank, {. ard
hid oil garden. in which there variety OF yoi i
&c. There snso orchard Of about choice
apple uces, planted about two years The whole of
this desirable litil spot enclosed by good ditch and m.
rciy lsnee upon it, great part Of mghly msnured
and laid down n clover
This ground will be sold together or divided ~ lots % suit
purchasers, and viii W. positively sold, whout ANY iniia
ton credit Of l. q and years. tie purchasers 10 *
notes, with approved edorsers and give deed Of
trust tie property 10 punetuai payment Of ir
monty.
The sale will be conducted by Thomas Taylor.
EWING & BUCHANAN.
June %. I3-Ms
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SH9P4RD q WE8B

OFFER FOR SALE,
10 hcgsheads West India Rum
400 b.sI els Rectifes Wiiskev
% do. Rectiicd aud FrIited Whi.kcy
Common Whskey
hcgshcads SiOcSses Ibis. Colmolar Wine
800 sacks ii, srpnol salt
Is barrels Prime and Cargo Pork
Is do. Mess Beef
10 hds. and 20 barrels Brown Sugar
10 nerces and 5 dc. Loaf do.
so bags Coffee
40 boxes WhtemoreS Cotton and Wool CsriS
II bales Spinning Cotton, 20 Bar Iron
tons Bistered Steel
ron German 10.
20 bundles Crawley do.
Sheet and Hoop Iron, Nail Rods.
CoppeT alum, chocolate indigo, mustard, nader GIN
nao' cloves einger nutmels. pineTo, gurpowier AM
patent shot, Imperial and cen, glassware as
sorted in hoseads ami cases. window glass; putty cut ARD
wio'e herriiss tar, roSn, browI and Windsor soap
johns cors states and pencils writing and letles pap
ssyue blades refined salpete, fgLiue, Iogwsod, tw.ne
TN piatSs cut and wrought nails.
MISC,
quantity of twild Sacking and Sack Bags, Il 4 ID
assortment of Domestic C5ooas
They also have ior sale, aoat, 200 bbls. CORN.
June - 13--4t
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LAND FOR sALE.

LAND FOR SAFE.
'RNHE Subscriber wiihes 10 sell the Tract nj
n b.49'Il, whrreo1 he resides. in the county of
Halifax. On Poicca, Creet, within four ni.es If
Neadsviie, on Bsis,er River IL con,airs sl,,st
4S0 acres 2sOof which IS cleared. and r. an ill.,.
CANT ssie Of cultivation fpc crop ol s.,y deaorof
on about % acres Of prime lov. eror,d. TN
thirds ut which has been recently dached snd
cleared. and u ~ present ~ o. bacco fhe b.rsas
are convene nt and mostly newsa toiefsbl, yo,d
d'sf'llcry, aud Enr most excellent stns. on M
which operates vita q tube which enables r,o A.,
= uble work with great cnse. To those vh,b.,e
heard the cbaractfrol The Polecat lanrls Is u.s.
less 10 say any thing in commentator, snd tb,.
wno have not, Il isp.esumed, will enquire OF Oh.
e g.
The terms viii be liberal, rs 10 The price AM, .,
toApyme.t, Young negroes viii he received ~ @.
loaion, should the purchaser prefer it, to payrssst
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EiGHI" DOLLARS REWARDi--

EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD
Ee UNAWAY from the subscriber, on the ocI
a of May st, a negro woman, named Sir;
she IS very black, and stout rnade she has
a wide mouth, thick lips, her teeth broad, ard
noe fat this woman was pureiased by the
subscriber few weeks ago, OF Mir HUGHES
Woodsnn, OF Powhatan cOu Is she HIS lived +,
that family for several ars--it is very uneer
tam where this woman viii stay, as an inform, 4
she has daughter living near Cartcrsyille, owned
by Ms. rmi'tssd she has a son that is small
which was sold some time past to n Mr.. Goode. ~
Chesterfield county, by Frauc5 Watkins. of Paw
hatan. She has Gsed near tie coal pits "a
Powhatan, with Thomas Woods0n, who Is broibor
to the gentleman purchased her Of have .l.o
heen informed that she hos SOME relatieus n,ar
= ters5urg she SAID she had husband az iol.o
w. Bass, in Powhaian her clothing know no.
thing about, as sac will no dou change It 10 suit
her nyenience she has a very extensive &c.
qusi t7nce among the free biac>1 formerly H..
properly Of NJ Samuel Ples.ante, of Pawhsiao
county.
Whoever vii deliver The sail negro to me- mr.
secure her in any Jail that get her aeain ,hoil
receive the above reward.
JOIN GORDON.
Uqz0 Brunch, y4,1ela C,,,5,ty
N. y. This woman has sor0e remarkable s-ers
or her arms, resembling burns. JIG.
June %. 1ss,s
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VALUABLE PROPERTY-EoR SALE
ING DESTROYS to discontinue all public
business. OTTER lar sale all my PROPERTY in arded
JOINING the town OF Warren Aibenarr county, cosist.
ing OF the WARREN MlLLS,with IL ACRES or LAND
attached thereto, and three improved lois IN Warren
The N-Rones large and cOnvenient-he walls ~ stnne
nrd brick, with three pair of excellent Burrs The aeb
merry on the latest aud r~ost improved PLAN and in one r.
the best ishhorloods for Wheat in gina Tie in,ryu
ments on tie lots ~ Warren. framed lW an
by 10 feet; wIta II by II feet she'd soreose 80 his r.
iIrtrr-l'onse, stable smOSehouse and garden ccns;.
ninoe description ofte property unnece,sary 3.
person Will buy without first vitwig IT, HE ill IL ~,
doubted. W
Oneourt' Of the purchase is required when possession
given and the balance male per fecty conyepr, Nv b;,
well secured. HIN intiNyf,,''o
Mar yg0jYep. A'5e1iqrle Ifue D. rl,'s-
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NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN, THFAT

NOliCEiS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
4 L the next August Court Of Nansemond
County at the Court-fIoise thereof shall SELL AT pub
I,c AUCTION, for cash, much o all the Lands LOIS il
that County returned delinquent for The nonpaymett of
te arrears Of taxes which shalt then remain unpsd for Tire
delinquent and per crnunn damages thereon Inc sax
VIII eonmenceon the first day of the Court, and continue
Der authorized receive all such taxes and damage ~
any tune before The Land shall b scid. list ofdir ~
cies may be in the Clerks Office Of the Contv tn ~
eson OF the SUbseriber the Office the Auditor q
Public Aceoants. JOHN c. C0HOON, Il. s.
June o. I9-uoygs' - =
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The Subscriber,

ETAyING formed connection 10
SH trade, under the firm OF Harper e
Fsndall-Offer for sale, at their store,
corner of Prince and Union streets near
the Dock,
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Cogniac brandy
Whiskey
Molasses
L. P. Madeira, and !,
Teneriffe wines, by the pipe hall
pipe or quarter cask
Loaf and lump sugars
N. Orleans do.
G. P. Imperial TEA
Imperial do.
Hyson, Y. Hyson &
Hyson skin DO.
Coffee. =.
English seine Irvine of superior quail.
ty, and Cordsge of various kinds la,
and cork wood, together with general
assortment of Groceries.
Salnael Harper.
Beng. T.. Fendals.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09
Richard Slade & 6
OFFER FOR SALE,

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81 their store, upper end Of King
A large y general assortment
HARDWARE e CUFLERy'eeS
Having procured those goods on
very lowest terms, for ready mon,
from the best houses in England, tbas Wv
enabled to sell them on as good IT,,
as any house in the United STATE,
They expect by the first arrivals at 4
port, great addition to their ores
stock, which will then comprise as 81
plete an assortment as may be obtain
at any one house in their llae.
They are also IN daily expectation
a vessel from Europe, with quantt
BAR IRON, completely assorted.
april 6 g.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09
QCIGLYs
Burr Mill Stone .Nunufactoru

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Nv ME subscriber has received a q,
IL supply Of BURR BLOCKS, din,
from France !; and has commenced nal
ing Burr .M1u Stones, at his shop, unn'
end of King street, near the store Of n #,
James Anderson, where he can, on
short notice. furnish Stones of any s7.
warranted equal 10 any in the onits
States, and on the most reasonable term,
Michael 9uigly.
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