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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-24
ALEXANDRIA
TUESDAY, DEsEMBER "a.

. tho precious extracts from Cob
~. oae R 2. is which has been banded
os'.s nth great slee, is that in England
ssi,nd. saw they, who are picking the
~ .a.c ass look at England, cries eve
'nS a sa,S Of Uncle Sans men: look at
rrnsJland-There every tenth man is a
tns,srB Be il so, Aud pray, gentlemen.
Paull ano fine viii it take t. make it ex-
nov ON. -" = IN this country, il pauperism
ssonId continue to increase here IN the
!. ~ ratio that ii has increased the last
i sa,lr' Years. If the business of your I'M
.SS vacations will spare you leisure
minute, answer this question if you
PtV"S rno,ocf;c,of Co,,toyf y
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THIS Is to give notice, that the sub
scriber, OF Alexandria County. in the
district Of Columbia. has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters
If administration on the personal estate
of Abel Willis. late of the county afore-
aid deceased: All persons having claims
gaipst the said decedeut, are he'ebty
armed to exhibit the sane, with the
vouchers thereof, passed by tie Orphans
curt, on or before the nth day OF June
ext. or they MAJ by law be excluded
rom all benefit TO said estate; . those
Indebted the eto ale required to make
mediate pa ment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this lth day OF
december, 1916.
Anthony Rhodes
Administrators OF Abel Willis.
DECEMBER II eo2w
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Public Sale

/
On Thursday next, the Goth instant, vii
be offered at our auction room, on Uni
on street, to commence at 10 O'Clock
Superfine second cloths
White, yellow and red Aannels
Coatings and fushings
|Calicoes, ginghams and dimities
Cotton, silk, worsted and yarn hosiery
Madras, silk aud cotton handkerchiefs
Cords and velvets
Blankets and bookings
Rerseys aud plains
silks, laces and lace wells
Gurrahs, sannabs aud emerties
silk. doe and leather gloves
Merino, silk, lace and cstton shawls
p wing silk, oottons and thread
Pound aud pack pins
Linen shifting ard sheetings, cotton, &c.
Fancy feathers, etc. etc.
Elegant furniture. brandy, vinegar,
starch, mustard, raisns, etc. etc.
John Jackson and Co.
AuCtioneers.
December "a
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Connecticut Coarant.

An historical fact worth treasuring u
), me- Capillus was the politics
sar;onr the old Roman sepubilc--a mar
soo,s;,lerably resembling the smericar
Washington, superior merit provok.
a snyy and hatred. Among those q
lie fellow citizens who opposed him ar,
.Ie,racted from MS merit, was Marcbs
stanl;us of him. tie vouid DE patriot q
III the Roman historian rema Ks Is
.s,s ambitious to be the greatest man II
pome and a, he could not BY fair means,
11ts,r;n Camiius in the iace of boa"
Ss taoE the common road to absolute pow
o. by courtns the popnlace." he ';at
= ,is,h LET him understand" Ibid,
We learn that it was cant. Downes OF
,Sa NAVY anu not capt. Gordon. who
lately died IN the Mediterranean. Lieut.,
Tnbn of the marines has been killed IN {
','eI with some fore gn officer.-CoL,
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Robert Gray
land for Sa G

A tract Or parcel of Land, containing
between two and three huhdled acres,
on the north side of OccoGuan. in Fair
fax county, about 5 mites west of Deco,
guam mills. 1t is we'll watered with ne.
yer falling springs, it is also we'll timber
ed, anu the great quantity OF fur timber
on it renders il the more valuable to any
,person in the cocpering line. This land
is OF the middle soil. and produces corn,
wheat or any other grain toeyable we'll
there is about 100 acres cleared and un-
der good fence. The improvements are
a log dwelling house & other oui houses,
and good apple orchard OF about sixty
trees
ALSO.
One other tract in the same county,
within three miles of Occoquau, lying on
Sandy Run, containing AZ acres one
halt 10 cultivation and under good fence,
the remainder heavily timbereu, There
are on the premises an old framed dwell
ling house and out houses and al apple
orchard of eighty bearing trees.
Any person inciining to purchase can
view the premises and know the terms
by applying to The subscriber who live.
near them.
Thomas GOSSOm.
November so 9months"
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r, & J. VAUDEVILLE

Have just received. and offer for Sale,
20 barrels whiskey
10 hhds lst anu I'd quality whiskey
10 puncheons rua
90 bags plmento aud pepper
Is do green coffee
100 do 5. f. indigo
100 do Louisiana do
60 boxes Spanish cigars
10 kegs manufactured tobacco
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
600 reams writ 8 paper
rs do wrapping do
25 kegs Brandywlne gunpowder
90 do British do
Together with general assortment Of
Groceries.
N. B. Family Flour as usual.
Dec "a
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Charleston. Dec. rs.

Arrived Brig Mercatar, Penberton,
London, As DAYS. Lett British brig Ann
! for this port. to sail 9th November. Ga
the S0Ch Ut. at about | O'clock. A. NJ
apt. pemberton discovered ship TO lee.
ward, steering E. 5. e. ard close hauled
as soon asshe had got abreast of the Mer.
ictor, she fred a gun To Ieeward and
Ihoisted Portuguese ensign; not wishing
$50 speak her, capt. Pembcrton merely
lhoistcd his co'ors and proceeded on his
Icnurse. The ship then wore. aud being a
prime saiier, easily ran 10 windward o.
the Mercator. hailed her. AID after having
laeen furnished with the destination, &'c.
said he woaid send beat on board, Tw.
persons, without side arms or any badge
f rank whatever, then boarded the Neg-
icetot one OF them spoke very good Eng
lish bat appeared to be a native Of por
ugal the beats crew spoke Portuguese;
the ntmost caatien was shcwn in replying
20 various questions put relative to The
estimation OF the ship; all that could t.s
adhered from the officers was. that she
had been two months on cruise (but the
boats crew infimated that Havana wax
me last port that they had eff and TIA
her name was the Palma. The person,
boarding behaved with civility. and their
MY request was for bait or two of wa
Ter, and added they were gong home,
out ahcre could not be learnt Both Off
eers and nen were anxious to know and
,exataiRe whether there was any cargo or
.)narG all OF them seemed to direct their
Iattentiou to the state 0! the hnld, and the
I6rst thing theY did was to look down the
catches, which they partly opened: they
took the name OF the vessel and the con
ignees in tins port: HE boat then put
If. anil CAPT. P. was proceeding to make
sail, when the paicer ia rather an autho-
rita,ive tone. desired he would GOT do go,
until his own co!ors were hauled down
The shio then stood on her Oh! course Tor
a short time. but Tor SO or 40 innate,
bore away to the Southwark, and again
re >umcd her i0rlncr oue, and WAS ss9n
out Of sight. The ship appeared to be A
mcricau salt, about 500 tons. coppered.
painted black, with a female figure head,
mounted 10 guns, was very fuIi of prime
Seamen, aud carried top gallant cross
trees; she also had poop and top gal
!ant Iorecastle. She appeared to wish 10
0e thought man OF war. but carried no
pendant. aud no person on board was dis
by al uniform. lie seemed
ito keep good hook ont, two men being
kept on The tip gallant yard. aud very
much wished for some newspapers.
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Extract Of a letter f:.on Pnris

The late account, from South Ameri
Ca which have appeared in the FyencI
tapers, make considerable seGsatio,
'efe. lneY have given rise to repor,
~ JOSEPH BnHaparte's brother being cal
''a 10 the throne OF Mexico. The sue
tess OF iiam5ell aud his companions, VIII,
@e represented as the leader, there of q
numerous army, produce general wish
~ Me French af5cers on hall FAY TO eni
sac TO taat Country. The editors o
al TIE sench papers have. in oonse
fleace' received orders to make no fur
Saer Insertions relating to the events il
''u'A Anerlca." Dublin paper.
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Pubic Sale.
Oecember %

Pursuant to an order of the Orphans
Court of Alexandra county. will be SOLD
on Thursday tie second day OF Januar,
next, at the late dwelling of Jacob Fort
ney. deceased. on RO,al street. all the
Peris'iabe estate of the deccdent. con
sstiug Of Household and Kitchen Furni
ture, a good Saddle Horse, A;ilch Cow
aud number of Blacksmiths' TooIs.
Henry 3. Deagan 4
Isaac Robbins.
administrators.
Dec amber "a dts
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November so
ORPHANS COURT,

Alexandria Iounty, Dec. Term, 1916.
ORDERED, That the administrator
of Abel Willis, deceased, do insert the
usual advertisement three times week
for two weeks, in the Alexandra ne.ss
papers.
Copy. Teste.
A. MOORE, Register Willie.
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The L.le of Patrick Henry.
PROPOSAL
By James Upbsier, of Philadelphia, fe
publishing by Subscription,
THE LIFE OF
The late Patrick Henry.
Dec amber "a

ltS lCSt\ L[SiII
Containing many of his Speeches. &c
Embeilished With a Likeness: BY VIM
Writ, Esq. of Richmond, (Va)
Extract from the Port Folio for August
+ 1915
/" 1t is not without sentiment Of sin
ccre qualification that we witress, in the
following proposal, arrangements making
by competent hand, to do justice to the
character Of one of the most worthy and
distinguished of our countrymep. AS a
statesman. u civilian, an orator and a pa
trlot, Patrick Henry was entitled to stand
in the 70 emost rank: Nor DO his merits
Claim ali inferior station as firm, an ho-
nest, and az honorable man. He was
one Of those worthless on whose purity
suspicion could never fix stain.
" If ma ure did mu.h fot MIR. !enry's
character while Ii.iDg. accident has ne,
been waiting IN its fayors to his posthu
nous fame for to have fouad such bl
neraoher a. Mr. Writ, so competent Is
a writer, and SC peculiarly well qualified
in every moral relation, is not the least
fortunate incident in his history.
" In MIR. Wirt's Life Of Patrick Hen
ry we are irresistably Impeted TO expect
much: the materials being excellent, and
il great abundance, and the writer able
and devoted to his subject. Nor do We
think that the public will run any risk OF
being disappointed by bearing US compa
ny in our high expectations. We hope,
and, indeed, have no doubt that the
work will receive liberal patronage"
CONDITIONS.
The work will be printed on a Ene
paper. in one octave volume, and will
contain from $50 to 400 pages.
1t will be delivered to subscribers, il
good cali binding, at three dollars pc
copy, The price to non subscribers will
be three dollars and fifty cents.
~ Subscriptions are received ~
James Kennedy & Son,
Booksellers, Alexandria.
December 81 cow
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A. Moore, Register.

This is to give notice, that the sub
|scrlbers, of Alexandra county in the
district of Columbia, have obtained fyou,
the Orphans Court OF said county, let.
ters of administration on the pc rsona'
estate of Jacob Fortney, late of the coun.
ty aforesaid deceased-AII persons hay.
ing claims against the said decedent. are
hereby warned TO exhibit the anne with
the vouchers thereof, duly passed by the
Orphans Court, to the subscribers. ON or
before the Gath day of June next, or thew
may by law be excluded from all benefit
to said estate aud those Indebted there
to are requested to make immediate pa v
nent Given under our hands this 24th
day of December, 1916,
Henry B. Deagen,
Isaac Robbins,
Administrators OF jacob Fortney.
berember OF ee4w
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NsRFoLE Dec. IA.

excellent Receipt FOR the Rheumatism.
'V ',.nI from a highly respectable friend,
MnO has tested its efficacy, in his awu
e.soa, and has been witness to IT
O oeoeuClaI effects on many OF his &C
qualn'auces, SIMILARLY afflicted.
J i, sSolve ounce gum guiacum and
urscnns gum camph0r in quart of 4th
"A s,Vol spirits, or brandy, A table spoon.
\ = 70 De taken MOI n ng, noon aud night.
me Complaint is severe /: As the matte nj
|bnnL e,.sF, twice a day will be sufficient.
qaor' N no KIND of spiritaous or malt Ii.
H., ahu 1--we on the most nourishirg
mach \ Tue medicine should purge zoo
4. S'S l'InN plenty Of port vine. But il
ii IVY oe cOstiye, take a dose of caster
~ O'neF opening medicine.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-24
New & Second hand Piano
ForteS
JUST RECEIVED,
December 81

For sale by the Subscriber
Oae London made square Piano Forte
with addition Keys and Pedal, s draw
ers. sett of Strings, tuning Hammer ant
leather Cover.
One plain square ditto, with addition
al KEYS, Pedal, sett OF strings, tunin.
Hammer, and leather cover.
ON HAND,
One do do, second hand, with leathe
Cover.
One do do, Baltimore make, 2 Dray
ers and 6 legs, with additional Keys I
dal and fashionable Case.
". B. The above will be sold at smA
advance for cash, if immediate apple
ton be made to
r. GRAY, Bookseller.
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10 Dollars ReWard,
Fauquier County, Va. &,
Dec. 1874

al AN away short time since, from
IA, the subscriber, living at prestoc
ra,m, one mile from Alexandria, on
The Road leading to Washington. ne
FRO woman named Priscilla She is %
Years of age, uncommonly stsut made
yellow compiexisn-with large mouth
and thick lips, and shews her teeth
when she talks. she was raised at Dr
.teuarts. about 8 miles from this place
she took with her three calico dresses.
whoever secures or delivers said ne
lro woman, 20 me, shall receive the a
'oye reward, and all reasonable charges
paid. ooo
December % 81
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ORPH iNS' COURT,

Alexandria County, Dec. Term. 1916
Ordered, that the administrators OF
Jacob Fortney, deceased, do insert thu
usual advertisement three times a week
for four weeks
Copy. Teste.
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Notice.

NTILL be sold to the highest bidde
Wv for crop tobacco and cash at thu
esidence of Thomas Burgess on Thurs
lay 9th day of January next, one negr'
girl named Maria, taken by distress a.
he property of Thomas Ramp to satisfy
officers fees due from the said Ramp, fol-
the years 1878. 1914 and 1915.
Townlry Robey. Lie Collector
Chart County. Nd Dee. "a st
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December "a

The Museum Will be open
" the reception OF Visitors, on 'u0"aa..
gednesdaq and Saturday afternoons
.om s 0 s o'clock.
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Port Of Alexandria.
FROM THE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.

December 90.
Arrived. schooner Thomas, from Rich.
|mond: cargo coal, to the captain.
N. York Gazette, extra, Friday noon.
Says" Returned, the schooner Expert.
meat, bound to Alexandria, leaky, hav.
Jug been aground on the East Bank"
December IS.
Charleston Gazette Dec. IL. says
arrived, schooner Macdonough, Gear.
risoa Bermuda, 10 days; ballast, to
master. Left, schooner Am, Clark, of
Portsmouth, had lost II head of cattle
off her deck in a gale also, an Eastern
brig. unknown. This must be GUN
|NIS0N, as he was left at Bermuda. the
I'd instant.
Arrived. schooner Henrietta. hewitt,
Baltimore, with freight for sundry mer.
chants.
Ship Commerce, Croudhill, sailed this
morning for Savannah, from thence to
Narseiiles Nh. William 6. Adams, of
3his town, sllpercargo, will continue n
tae last mentioned place. for the trans.
action OF comlHerclal concerns.
ENTERED
Schooner George Washington (packet)
Norfolk.
Schooner Henrietta (:ackcD hewitt.
Baltimore.
CLE.ARED
Ship Thomas, Danseiield. Norfolk !:
cargo fleur and BUTTERFLY James San.
.ierson.
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At ~ p S this life, on the 22d instant,
IN : ~ a.u 3 oil Mr.. Matthew ID. Ricardo,
.As " Emu Fairfax county, Miss sA,
Tie @.,.AsAlseros, aged ia years.
que,,oa '.ids aad acqaalniances are re
" attend her funeral this morn.
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4 Y0uglgFuL PRODIGY.

The Constellation mentlonSa boy a
the Winchester Firginia,) Academy o
oplv six wears vt age, Who has made 5
most astonishing progress IN Geography
and the use Of the Globes. A visitor a..
serts that ne proposed more than hua
dred aud if;y questions TO this child, and
received the proper answers without q
sin. lie mistake. He is stated also 10 ba.e-
qaaIy we'll acquainted with the Pantheon
r history of the Heather Gods. and that
N his recitatiOns 10 Geography he mott
c.s the places celebrated fn their birth
their temples, their statues, and ex-
poits.
Prices Current.--At Halifax Decem.
Der 81 for, 62s Cd a IS +: Germ, O. s.
Cd; tar, Us Cd I; pitch, 2os; rice Sc.
cuFreacy.
At Montreal, Dec. 6. aour. SOS a S5s
corn lbs l5s: beef, mess, 65s no de.
mand: pork, mess, lS0s dull, pot ashes,
l5Os pearl255s a $50 no sale.
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POTOMAC q SHENANDOAH
Navlg4tion IMttery.
iSecnnd Cinss

VIII commence drawing on Monday
the Sd day IF February 1917. The fol-
lowing is the present state Of the wheels
is days drawing over, viz.
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.7lS0, 'thefe mag 5e hdd,
A general assortment OF School and o.
ther hooks, Writing and Letter Paper,
Blank Books. States. QaiIls. Playing and
Blank Cards, etc. etc. either Wholesale
e retail.
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Just Published,
THE
VIRGINIA. AL.M.a.T.1CK,
For the Year OF our Lord
1917.
JOHN A. STEWART;

For sale by the gross, dozen OF smaller
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-20

er. Let bin live /; ne who never
spared his friends, if he can With.
stand the humiliation Of owing his
life To an enemy. lie him live aud
Iistento the voice ofooascicnce. lie
can no longer drewn it in the cla-
morous report Of war" No cnirassc
guards bis bosom from the arrows
of remofse. Now that the eafea of
State have ceased TO distract his
thoughts Let him reflect on his mis-
cradle self; and with tue map before
him, retrace bis bloody career.
Alas his life is a picture Of ruin
and the IigIs, that Displays is, is tho
funeral torch Of nations. 1t exIsi-
bits one mighty sepulebre, crawdsd
with The inang!cd yietums ofmurde-
.rous ambisioa. Let him reflect on
his enormous abuse OF po@er--on
bis violated faith. and shameless d!s.
regarded ofail law and Justice. Let
him live and repsnt--lct bin seek
20 atone. in humility and solitude,
for the sins Of his political iife---sn
example of the catastrophe cs wick
ed, and the vanity Of false greatness.
Great he unquestionably was CREST
in the resources Of q misguided spi.
rit great 10 the conceptfnn and ex.
ccution of evil; great in mischief,
like llle pestiienee; great in desois-
tiua LIE the whipIWin
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PubIic sac.

KN0RsUANT to . deed Of trust from
James Craik and wife, to the sub
seriber, 70 secure the payment OF sum
at money due to the president, directors
and company Of the Bank Of Alexnndria,
wiIs be sold IL public auction, to the high
est bidder, ON a credit Of s. IL and Is
1honths, on Saturday tia 9th of March
next, at III O'Clock. uponthe premises. che
Three Story l2rick DiOeiling House y'Lotl
situate on the south side OF Duke, be-
tween Fairfax and Water streets--for-
merly oceuSied By tbcsaid James Craik.
and now BY Evan P. Faylor. Possession
VII be given on Tie s5th March.
J. d. sIMMs, 1fastee.
feb ss dts
The sale Of the above pro
perty is postponed to Satur-
day the g. last.
March g
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Character Of Bonaparte.

Written after bis second abdication
and on hearing that he had sur
rendered to Capt. Maitland, OF the
BellerophoD.
The bloody drama of Europe Il
concluded. and the great I'ragedian
who fer twenty years has made the
earth his theatre, and set the WORLD
in tears, has left the stage for eyer!
He. lifted theeurtain with his sword.
and flied the scenes With slaughter.
His part was invented by himself.
and was terribly unique. Never WAS
there so ambitious, so restless spi-
rit-neyer SO dariDgs so fortunate .
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From the New-York Com. Advertise

Character Of BoHaparte.--sot
withstanding so much has been pub
'lishrd respecting this extraordinary
man, yet the following article, we
doubt not, will be read with pecu
liar interest. 1t embraces the lead
ing traits Of his character, as well
as the prominent events Of his life
and it is wri.tenin style which can
not fail to attract attention. We
copy IL from a London AntimiBiste.
rial paper Of the 2sth Jan.
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San Anoat.
Public Sale. .

ny virtue Dfa writ Of venditiOni ex-
ronas, 70 me directed, from the court Of
aooeals foF tIle WESTERN shore Of Mary
land, will be sold for cash and meet crop
Of tobacco, at the courthouse III Port.
Tobacco. on Tuesday the Ctr day of A.
pril next, all William Cenrts's right, IL
lie and interest in and to a tract or par
Gel, Of land, called :. New Allifod,n con-
taisins 81 and one halt acres. more o.
fess. the nropeyty of said Courts. TAX.
en- in execution to satisfy a debt due Sa.
muel Wimsatt.
TOWNLET ROBET,
Late Sheriff Of Charles County.
March Is dts
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lSy Griffith and Brawner.

!, W E
On "Wednesday, next at ten o'clock, will
be soy,l. nj cur Auction Room, varie,
u Of DRY GOODS, among which
areA
SUPER and second Gso,as
Ditto cassimeres
Daizes and hsnncis
81 Irish sheetipgs
"A DITTO linens
German ditto, 6ne and coarse
ambries aud fancy Tnuslins
Jeans AID dimities
ROYAL RIBS and ginghams
6-S black ean.k.ie
Shifting eam5ric
Book muslin
Madras ilaudkerchiefs, etc. etc.
ALSO,
Gbackages hardware, assorted, to suit
carpenters, cabinet makers and sad
dlerS
90 barrels brown sugar
6 pipes Cosnac brandy
6c5ests imperial and young Tyson tea,
and 9 pipes port wine.
a. same time and place.
a pieces fioreRee silk, assorted colors
90 pieces bandanos
80 ditto sewiog SILK
s. pieces silk velvet
loo pieces black galloons
DO pieces calico
a0 pieces twified boGbazet, brown Hol-
iaads, BritaEn;as, ladies' and gen.
tlesuens' silk hose and gloves, and
an eiesant assortment "a shaMls.
March 10
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RE rIRED

josEPH gN4NDEVILLf, has retired
from the ism Of Richard Slade q Co. BY
fautuat consent The business will in
future be conducted BY the remaining
party, janss anderson y Rickd, Slade.
ardef the fsrlneg frm Of Richard slade
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Joseph .tEaadsri'e,
James anderson,
Richard .Sl1ae.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-20
AIandeville a Ldrmour,
March Isl

Corner Of King q FarJaT 2, King y ia
ter streets,
HAVE FOR st1Rs
100 barrels whiskey
10 pipes cegnac brandy
S do. Holland gin
90 panclssons Nv. India Rum
10 bids. Ist and Cd quality New
Orleans sugar
1000 lbs. prime, Laguira coffee
so boxes niUuld candles, assorted
sizes
100 ID. muscatel s. bloom raisins
$40 VT. fresh currants
81 boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment Of wines Ii
tIuOrs and groceries.
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