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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21

we Legislature Of New.Iersey have re-.
een'iy altered the name OF town in that
State, by substituting The name Of LAW
RENEE, in honor Of The late gallao, Law
renee OF the Navy. Not so, however, the
patriotic State Of Massachusetts, {" during
the period OF the late disseniions with the
National Governmert,") whose Legislature,
at the very time The brave but unfortunate
Lawrence lost his life OF Boston Light House,
named part OF the town of Dighton, after
6' 'WELLING GTON @Eawhose myrmid.
oDs had arrived in Canada, and were then
hghing our brethren Of the frontiers oe New-
York and Vermont ! Yet il is said, there is
no par,ialiiy for the British
= "Aetions steok louder tAan words," sen.
iiment delivered at the late celebration OF The
Meobanie Association in hi, town, is a very
correct one. e.--Boston Patris,.. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
FROM THE NEw.yoRK oAzErTs or sATv
DAY LAST. $3.50
DESTRIT('TTY II ,EJTg

On the margin Of Charleston paper OF
the 9th instant, We have seen note written
TO the Post-Mas,er of this city, stating, thai
at I O'Clock that morning, FIRE broke out in
Queen-Street, which continued its ravages
until seven, when it was SO, undcr-,cn hop.
,es and twenty back buildings werelaid in
ashes. tVtt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21

AN ACT continuing IN force ccr,ein acts lay.
ing duties on Bank Notes, Refned Suga, s,

ing duties on Bank Notes, Refined Sugars,
and To- othci pafposes, &c.
re a rnacfsd by the Senate aud Bsnss ef Prtre.cs.
- tasires u the Unird Siafes If .tsncrjca teis
gress .asseusbed That III, act entitled % an Act iays
ing duties on Notes Of E.nks, SD, kcrs, and ee,tna,
Companies, on Notes, Bonds and Obligations dis
counted by Banks. 3ankers md certain companics.
and on Bills of Exchange Of certain descriptions"
passed ,te second day OF August 1913. and tbs ace
supplementary 10 said act, passed TIC tenth dss of
December, 1914. and ihe emitted, "an Act IsT.
ing du,lep on Sugar refined within the u. stsics."
passed the twenty fourth day OF Jay, 1873, shalt bee
ssdshc same are hereby, continued IN force, any
thing in the said acts in any Ssv 10 the eontsay
Notwithstanding
February !. lSi5.-.?ttrseed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21

other Mani chiefs, ssyeral Of whom bavs
resolved to SO to Maiden merely to see aud
heso the British fatsei : but, Tor himself, he
is satisfied to remain a, home.
For several days past great numbers Of
Patawaiimies and Others have passed here on
their way 10 Maldec. W'at their intentions
are is yet doubsful, bu, my infor man,
assures, thar il is his opinion a war viii
break cu, early 10 tbe ,p,iog, am, sc.
ID. CURTIS. =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
SO THEY GO ?

: We lesrn from ireland, that Piomden's
History, which told too many histo,icaitrutbs
respecting the English system of COVE rning
that unhappy country, hs, been suppressed ;
no ,nan daring to keep j. in HE bookstore !
.furora.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
DOMRSTIC M1NUF.sCyUREs.

On Saturday, 10Th inst MIR. Lynch, from
the Join. commute on that part Of the Gov
ernor's speech which relates to manufactures,
reported the following resolution ia New
York Assembly
Resolved, Qfthe honorable the Senste con-
cur herein) Tba, the Senators and Repre-
sentatives OF this State iD Congress, be, aud
they are hereby requested to represep, to the
National Legislature the deep interest which
is felt BY the People Of this State in the
of manufactures which arc
calculated 10 furnish the essential articles of
clothing and 10 use all proper exer,ions 10
procure the sdoptiou of measures Tor their
protection and encouragement.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21

An act is before the Legislature of Penn.
'sy!vania TO require every person electedt or
appoinied TO Office, to take an oath, before
serving, that ne has never been in any way
concerned in any duel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
Lots of Shop, See,
2 For Sale or To Lett

THE subscriber. intending 20 return TO his ratr
oners tor sale, or to let, his House and sh,p
near the market.
.fiss--,wo small Let's OF Land, in Newsowr. -,
called, IN Newport aforesaid Inquire of
SPENCER HALL. .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21

The Legislature Of Maryland, at their las,
session, almost unanimously passed a reso.u-
tion granting to Major General JAMES VIII.
xINsoN (lately ut the Army Of The u ni,ed
States) in consideration of his tevola,ions.y y
services, the half pay Of Colonel of Dra-
goons for life. This is said 90 be as 'bigh a
pension as was ever gran,ed by the legislature.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21

The pombcr of ALmirals at presant, who
have thcir Aigs hois,ed, is only "a Of 2l2
Lgodtn P9t,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21

{. vi. 'fHURS1 ON. =
9fsr, fer sale, a, No. 1, Jh1.streea d
. 20 casks New RICE; -
IS bags COFFEE, at IS cts. per ID. 10.
90 barrels Alexsndria FLOUR; ~.
s BOXES Of SUGAR,
1000 lbs LOAF SUGAR; s,
so 0quintsls Of GOLDFISH; tts
. 10 bids N. r Rum; fs.
W.HRUM, by inc barrels ....
4: GIN and BRANDY, BY do,
+. 10 boxes RAIslN.
bags PINENTO;
chests Tyson TEA;
3quarter-casks Tenerigc WINE.
3 do. Malaga do.
q do. Currsnt do.
POWDER. by the cask;
SHOT. by the bag
With general assortment Of i-st quality
w. INDIA GOODS and GROCERIES, 6
A. rc,art. Jan. IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
hF REID O Y. IN

w REID o " IN
An attentive perusal Of the above SCHEME, cannot
fail 10 exhibit it's superior advantages all those dis
posed to take the chance Of sharing 3 i0,000 for
the small sun, of Four Dallars. ..lf
The above Class will commence drawing in Bos-
TON in April next.
Of PsGng," yet he thinks i, hisdu,yto inform the
public, that in his opinion he has fully established
the factthat bis orrIcE has been the most fortu-
nate Of any in New-Englsnd, taking into view the
number OF Tickets sod--for within five years last,
he has III nish-d his customers with FOURTEEN
TICKETS in particular, which have drawn the cnor.
mvGs sum of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21

In the Legislature OF Virginia, 'thetpropp.
si,ion for Incorporating the unehartefs d Bsnks
in that s.a!e, is deeisively rejected; and &ari-
Gus measures are proposed for :" ruHish IL ( ,"
:.,o BanSsthus set UP without author'E cs taw.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21

. The Navigation OF the Chesapeake, is open
to Baltimore. r,t.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21

The schr. Ruby, of phliade.pbia, floa,ed
ashore lately at Turks Island, with not a liv.
ing person thefe were nine found dead on
board. "'4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
ne Chevalier de Onis..

ne Chevaiier de Onis,' .afi1
:, fumouf Of misundersiantlipg
.... ken place at Washington be.weef,
anish minister and the msmbcrs Of the
rican cabinet, is entirely unfouussc,.. ).
.evalIei dc Oois, -snderslandiRg that the
fhal,,pox prevailed in Pbiladsi iphia, aud
Auowing tha, his wife had neve, bad R,caud
had been recently v.ccinated, immedia,eIy
left Washington to attend her -, x,s
The correspondent OF the New. York kvsn-
ing Post, after stating the whole siory. 10 be
a fabrication, ssys:-' The minister 1, per
perfectly we'll satisfied with his recep,ian al
the seat of government and bss. lately had a
conferences with Mr. Monroe, which was
very satisfactory. M. Monroe told. him
that he only wished Mr.. Onis was furnished
with the necessary powers TO arrange. .and
se,tlc the Florida business and he was serrfi.
dent they would soon come TO On suiesble
adjustment Of the differences between .thi,
goyernment and Spain-So thu affairs nave
assumed very favorable aspect" ,s.
--oo- a.,
The citizens Of the city OF New.York have
sent . Memorial 10 tho Legislature, petition,
ing the assistance Of the State 10 the lYrma-
ton Of Grand Canal from Lake Erie, to the
Hudson. The route which they propose, is
from the sincioiiy Of the outlet Of Lake T.
rie, across the country in the most eligiblc
d.rsss.,a 70 ths head wrers OF Mohawk riy-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
JAMES MADISON.


AN ACT TO continue IN force tho act ch3s
tied "an act for imposing sddi,ionaI duties
upon all goods, wyres and mere hsrdire,
imported from any foreign port or placcJ
and for other purposes"
22E IL snaetsd BY the Senate aud Hopge IF Rspresas
~ tstirfs sf The United Sta:es If .america Cs,s
e,ess asseni6,ed That the sddiuonal duties upon
goods, wares aud merchandise imported into tNs
United States, and upon the tonnage OF vessels, ,ms
posed By the act, entitled ga act tor imposing sdi
di,onal duties upon all goods, wares and mcrchsn'
die imported into the Uotcd STATES, abd Upon the
tonnsge OF vessels, imposed by the act entitled "an
ACT forimppsing additional duties upon all goods,
waes and merchandise, imported from any fortign
port or place.. ard for other puI poscs," passed ON
the first day of July, 1872 shall continue to be lods
levied and collected, in the mode therein prcscib-
ed, subject in all respects 10 the same reguatous
and provisions, and with the like fines, penalties
forfctUscs and remedies for breaches oi The law,
now provided by law, until the SUh day oi J,ne
next any thing in the ssd act 10 the contrary ihurcA
Of, in any wise, Notwithstanding.
Sec. 2--.9nd be ~ Ji1 kher en0cird, That from aud
after The said 30 day Of June next, there shall tc
LAID, etied And colleclels in the manner and under
the regulations and allowances now presc rihcd ~
law for the collection AND drawback Of duties for
rign goods, wares and nercbandixe, an ad,ii,or -
duty OF fortytvo per cent ,l,e duties which shall
then exist on foreign goods, wares and nerchandzes
uniil z"ew tariff Of duties shall Ls established w
law .'a
See 3--.and 6eh farihe~ erne;ed, That nothing in
tbi, act contsintd shall be go roDstrurd TO
sene any pro. sion Of an. Cofninerciai Treaty, or
Convention, concluded between the United States
and any foreign powxr or state nor so IS to'impars
or IN any wise affect the provisions of the act es-
tied rsp act 20 repeal much of the several acts
imposing duties the Tonnage Of ships and ves-
sells, hi.d gaofs. wares and inerchsnoizc, import
ed intq tic upited States as imposes discriminate
ing duty tonnage between foreign vessels, and
resseis of the Uniied s,nc-, and Between goods n
pot into fhc Untcd States in foreign vessels, spd
10 vessels OF The United states" passed on the jd
day Of March, IN the year Thousand eigh, huns
dfed and fifteen
February s, t8i6--.qTrorrd ..tf..s
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT for the rciici of iona. u. Essimoui
y2En cnncfed " nle Senate ard Hyass r. Rsprescns
~ iaiipss ef i6e United Sfa,es o( .f,nerica Con
grsss a,sem5'sd, That the proper accounting officers
~ the War Department be and they are lfereby su-
ttor,zed to audit and ,et,ie The accounts Of Jons-
ilixn % E4smsn. District Ps,na,,,r Of the Iskess
sed 20 s.fow him ia the settlement thereof, ssIhi
credits a. sag appear esui,ab'S AID just
J-nusty IL, ieIe--.5tYrerSd.
JAMES MADISON
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e ss!Vtc gmfaa-- ~ Ia r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07
LOUIS BEELER.
Just Received

find for 4GIe By the Subscriber,
A few casks of Goshen cheese, war
ranted Of the first quality SUPER,
or Isle of Wight cyder in barrels; mess
beef and pork, Cork inspection 500
lbs. shoe thread; 100 barrels Suffolk
tar; with constant supply Of liquors,
etc. etc.
n Groceries as usual.
Joseph Harris.
february Q dot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07

motion: NOT Chat ne coudem,es !,
.lirect tax, when necessary, hso' se
'e believed il of all tn n.os, s
bile but at this time he wac ~, fu't
y adverse 10 it. '''ee'
After q few words aea;,.. !,
motion from Mr.. Woodward 'Ae
n inetfectua! effort of Mr.. Hs.a aaa
20 procure an Adjournment, s;n
ne view of submitting on Mon "|N
some propositions which. irayraayy
10, would obsiate the neees,i eN' :,
the direct tax. vi
The question was taken on :,
|motionto repeal the tax entirely, .s "I
decided in the negative as foII,S saa
YEAS-Messrs. Atherton. Raer, r..
bour, Raylies, Bleunt, Boss, Braib nsl.
Breckenridge. Brigham, Brown, Rrs..
Cady, Cannon, Champion, Galley. ci 3r
n. {. Cooper, Culpep7cr, Dsverna",.,.
Goidsborough, Hale, II rdin, H5rns' \
Hester, Henderson, Herbert, DNIho',
Hungerford, Jackson, lewett. Kew
King, Mass, King, N. c. Langdo,, I,.
Lewis, Love, Lovett. Lyon, Mas,
M'Coy, M'Kee. Mills, Moore, s 81
Moseley, Noyes, Paris. Pitkin, Pov.N
Randolph, Reed, Rice, Ruggles, sba,r
Shelley, Smith, Va. Stanford, Ste,rps
Strong, Sturges, Taggart Talmage. Tate
Taul, Thomas, Vose, Ward. NY Whea.
ton, Wilcox, Williams Wright, Yam.
|ccy-79.
NAYS-Messrs. Alexander, Baker.
Bassett. Bennett. Belts, BirdsaIl, Bird.
,eye, Brooks. Burnside, Burwell, Csld.
well, Calhoun, Chappell, Clark, Ky.
IClendennen, Clopton, Comstock, Crav.
ford. Creighton, Cuthbelt, Darlington.
Desha, Forney, CASTOR, Glasgow. Gold
tGoodwyn, Griffin, Grosvener, Hahn.
Hall, Hammond, Huger, Iugham, Irving,
NY. Irwin, Pa. Johnson, Ky Kerr, ysl
Lowndes, Lumpkin, Lyle, Maclay, Nav
rant. M'Leaa, K. M'Lean, 0. Middle
ton, Minor, Nelson, Ms. Nelson, Va
Newton, Ornsby, Pickens, Pickering,
Piper, Peasants, Reynolds, Roane, Ro.
bertsop, Root, Ross, Sergeant, Savage.
Schenick, Smith, Pa. Southland, Taylor
". Y. Telfair, Throop, Tucker, Val.
lace, Ward, n. J. Wenlover, White8idp,
Wilde, Wilkin. Willoushby, Thoma,
Wilson, w. Wilson, Woodward, Y,te,
81.
Mr.. Pickens then made a motion
20 amend the resolution for cont u.
ing a direct tax Of millions, SO as TO-
reduce the direct tax from three 10
two millions but, before the Cues.
ton was taken,
The House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07
A Farm to Rent.
february Q

TIE subscriber will Rent or Lease
for FIVE years, that part Of the Farm III
Fairfax County about seven miles from
Alexandria, on which the late Doctor
James Craik resided, containing about
600 acres. There are on the premises
a good dwelling house, stable and eve,
ry other out house, and good orchard
and garden. For terms apply to William
Mess, Esquire, near the premises, orto
the subscriber in Alexandra.
Maria ID. Craik.
Jarnarv s1 3tawSwi
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07
YAeSr

an Saturday last between tear n, q :
4 run bridge and the toll house s o. tn 3
Washingtonbridge a Red Morocco g f0e {,
Il Book, containing one S2O note on o aI
Of The banks in Georgetown. . few o
aotes and smaller change Also, nun
Der of papers among wb'cs was ny r.. :
Emancipation IRON Thomas swami, Esq
[ viii give FIVE dollars reward to q any 3
,arson who win deliver the book with ia
contents to Mr.. Heronimous in Wash
ugton City or to the Printer OF this pa
per. ,,rs nAUsoN
S.A ( 50
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07

Just received per brig Silk-Worm and
schooner Traveller,
1900 bushels Liverpool blown salt
so BIKES long pipes
so ditto short ditto
so pieces first quality Russia duck.
so ditto ditto Ravens ditto
50 ditto best Russia Sheeting
10 hessheads best n. c. Rum
10 ditto retailing meiasses
8 pipes first quail. hollands Geneva
so barrels new beef no.
90 bags coffee
8 barrels do.
! bale London sup. black broad
cloths
Q cases domestic ditto
S cases furred hats
S boxes ladies' combs
90 barrels tanners oil,
For sale By
John G. Ladd g Co.
january .
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07
$50 Dollars Reward.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber. OF
10 Saturday the 10Th inst. a bright
nulatto boy named JOSHUA, formerly
the property of Mr.. VIM. Hodgson, a
bout S feet 6ainches high, from 90 to q
years of age, stout made and handy leg.
ged !; has swing in his walk, large blue
ewes, large mouth and one of his tor
teeth out had on when he went OFT {
kpair of blue rantaloons and roundabout
Jacket of the same, but it is probable he
nav have changed them-It is probable
he will make for Baltimore, Philadelphia
yr New York, where he will attempt t,
ret employment as a Confectioner, il
which business he has been employed
il will give a reward of 25 dollars for Sc
curing him, iftaken in Alexandria and
fifty # taken within 90 miles, and the a
|boye reward if takenfurther from Alex
anlria, and reasonable charges Through
|aome.
LOUIS BEELER.
N. B. Masters of vessels and Others
are cautioned against harboringor carry
ing off said fellow, as they will be dealt
with according to law for 80 doing.
l.. B.
Dec. 10 tt
The Editor Of the Baltimore Fedora
Gazette viii please publish the above e
very other s times.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07
NO ICE

WXTE the Subscribers having forme.
w aconnexion in trade--the bust
ness will in future be conducted unde
the firm of CAWOOD &. SMITH.
DANIEL CAWOOD.
THOS. NJ. SMITH.
Feb. 1.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07
TAYLOR'S ENQUIRY.
AN ENQUIRY
INTO THE
PRINCIPLES AND P0LITF
OF THE
Government Of the United States
BY JOHN TAYLOR,
OF Caroline County, Virgln'c'

Comprising nine sec tons, under tAs'd'
lowing heads:
I. Aristocracy. eA,
2. The Pni: ciples Of the Policy Of I'm lI,'
United States, and Of the English pS''l'
8. The evil Moral Principles o i"
Government of the United States
4 Funding.
S. Banking. CO...
6. The good Moral Principles Of a'
Government of the United States
7. Authority. .,.r
8, The Mode of iufusing Arist'cFl''
into the Policy of the United '' sfe;t,a
9. The legal Policy OF tac ''"'N
States. :. boards.
One volume, octavo.--Price III 0O'''''
SS-bound, SO SO.
For sale BY
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07
: eos Ealbraltar-& a Market.
sl

xS7E The substantial barque 0ssippee
Pm Capt. Williams, burthen sO0C
bsrrels; has the principal part of be
c"sssa eneaged. For freight of the ba
lance, apply to Messrs. Stulh & vii
HAMS Georgetown, or to
AdGmss Hcrbert and Go.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07
n WILL dispose of the tract of Lam
on which | now reside, it contain
go Acres,

Three hundred of which are handsome
ly timbered, 100 is in wheat and the re-
sidue in cloyer-It produces from tive to
ten barrels of corn to the acre. and is as
well adapted to the use of clover and
plaster as any land in the county. There
is on it two story brick house, 4S feet
long, and % feet wide, with eight con-
venient rooms it has most of the neces-
sary out buildings. This land is situated
on the river Potomac and is about eight
miles below Leesburg, 25 from George
own and so from Alexandria. Whear
may be.taken from the farm to the Sc
|neca Mill, for less than one cent Pc.
|busheI, where it will command within a
few cents of the Georgetown and Alex
|andria prices-'l'he land will be shewa
by the subscriber, or in his absence b
Michael Keogly.
Dec. IA. 2aw2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07
O. Horses Wanted.

YTvHE subscribers viii purchase if oft
d feied within ten days from this
date, forty horses Of good size & figure,
~arranted sound and young, for which
cash will be given. Application TO be
made at James Shethar's stables.
ADAMS, Herbert and Co.
Sanuarv ST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07
Bank Drafts

ON Baltimore for 10000 dollars al
i sight, and drafts on Philadelphia
Tor 5000 dollars at thirty days, for'sale BY
adams, Herbert q c, =
Feb. Q.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07
David Peabody

-. - Y - : = 49,
Has received, in addition TO the Goods
mentioaed in his last advertisements,
| bale carpetings
Venetian stair carpet
Ladies Merino NET vests
Ladies linnen aeecy coats
Elegant merino shawls and halt
handkerchiefs
Damask silk shawls
Black and white Grape
Russia diaper
India costons, cotton checks
Towels, silk and cotton umbrellas
AT the store two doors below the Me
ehanics Bank.
Jan9 u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07
Fifty Negro S for Sale

Fifty Negro for Sale
at Fauguier COurt-house.
ON the S8th March, 1916, vii be sold
TO the highest bidder, for cash. fifty Ne
groes, consisting Of men, womeR and
children.
WM. BRENT, Jun.
Admir- with the will annexed.
of Richard Brent.
January2 eoi
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07

to For Hire, for the pre-.
sent year, Negro Man, good house,
carpenter.
Enquire Of the Printer.
January l9 div
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07

For freight to New York.
fSx The good sloop TRIM, John E.
SAR merry, master, burthen $50 bbls,
Apply to
Who have for sale landing $50 sides
soal leather and s casks assorted shot.
feb Q
Loudoun Land for Sale.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07
feb 9
1t Col Arlnistead

Of the United States EHgg aooo ME.
xXYIsHEs to contract for sI Sl!I p;s'
wv of Lime. 5000 perch Oh u utSs 4
Stone, to be delivered in the no n Sc4
March, April, May and 'u'i'
Washington on the Potomac #
Alex'a. Feb 2 1rtenf
The Editors of the NatlOnal po.t sr,
sencer and New York EyenIns, 1Vt tine;
and forward their account 10 '"''
or payment.
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LAND FOR SALE

LAND FOR SALE
~ WILL sell 1l6 Acres Of Land, 81
tuated on the Leesburg road in FAIR
Tax county, 90 miles from Alexandria.
iS from Georgetown and Is from Lees
blrg--There IS on the land Immediately
on the Leesbarg read, tenement suita
bic for a Wagon stand--most OF the lane
s we'll tinahered and the tract is well wa
tered. This tract will be sold for casl
or on a short credit provided the pay
ment be we'll secured.
Jan II
TzIE subscriber has justreceived
and offers for sale at his store on
Novels wharf, so dozen bottles English
mustard, IS tierces Hibbert's browt
stout in bottles, IS bills. Irish mess pork
Cork inspection, 200 bushels northern
potatoes, Of superior quality, and =
lew casks Goshen cheese.
William Garner.
~ 20 II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-07

bills on Boston,
For Sale By
Lnwrasoa e Fowle.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-05
TUR.WTp SEED

have for iale, a quantity of fine esr,v
Dutch Turnip Seed, of my own crop. az
they were remarkably fine the erca,eft care
was taken TO fave the different forts apart,
white top, red do. green do. early Zone
turnip, white and green top, alto vello,v
'urniP, Delaware and red boorkal viii
every other kind of feed in demand. war
ranted frefh, lucern and white clover. car.
duces fnllorum or fullers teazel. the head
of which are rfed for rafting the nap upon
had. tf ~
ALSO, The beft aGortrnent of China.
Glafs and queens ware, which | viii fell
as low as can be l'aa in town (for good pa
PERI
ALSO, a good aGortmen. of flone and
common Pottefs' ware and a few pair gar
den fhears.
MCHS. KINGSTON,
! Fairfax fireet, nearSt. Paul's church
Juiy .. stawxiil