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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02

"buubuk "uu 'S"u priced ditto fame
priced ditto lame u colors.
colors.
Flannels and Baizes-Cord,
Peiiece CIoths-- Bombazets
Wilbores-Durants-C GRAPES
Beil dreis'd aud undreled Cz,;eo.s
Silk and common Ginghams
Cambsicks, white, black and coloured
HTSTSt Tzury M6IIn5
Shxwls-Glk and cotton Handkereh;.f.
Long Lawn-Linsn Brace,
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Glow.
ditto ditto fix aud worried Hofs
Ba;k and coloured fewing Silk,
Coat and Veft Buttons
Ribbons-fapes and Bobbins
Neutrality-suspicious. Crapes-Pin,
Cotton Eoie--Button Mou!ds.
ALSO-A genera afortment of
american Factory Goods.
~ Treziury Notes and New York Bill, ree.,.,
'or the above goods
Portland March s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
x Is NEW GOODS
WEBER 4 CHASE.
EXCHANGE STREFr

LAVE JUN received an e1tenfive afo,,m..,
"A Engly6, India ss' Freneb Gosd ,,''
fuitable for the preient and approaching fe.i.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02

MARCUS QUINCY,
He'd # Possiosf Pier. Ex,As
EEPs coniiantly for fsle all kinds of
DRY & GROUND PAINTS
with which the pubick may be fupplied whsi-
faie or retail, on A. good terms a. can be halis
town.
Ground Paints,
Fit for Immediate ufe- boiled add raw OiI-cGr
Bruihss--spiriss Turpent,ne-J Jugs Kegs AKA
Sept 20. (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
SHIP CHAMBERS Y.

Also
Cordage, Bolt Rope and spunyarr, from clean
aud out -fhot HEMP, and from Kentucky yarns,
manufac ured in The moft faithful manner, by the
sssszsssiity by rsIaii,
LIKEWISE
A lot Of Standing Rigging, and fec
ond handed Is inch Gable, taken f,om fhip Of
$50 tons-to be fold cheap.
March -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
AFFIDAVIT !!
!. = William Pay)on. of Bottom,

ever lore on one of hi. egg had tried mo medicines with
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02

oe"F'r""75 y |e'SFFS'V",
Eve Ulcers his could relief cured by four Sot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-08
ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, JANUARY s.

JcHN T.. SToDDERT, Esn. i. elected
to gill the vacancy in the Maryland Lee
gisIaturp. UCcastOHPd 6y rr7;;yaAtinn
of Mr.. Jenkyns of Charles county. We
acknowledgement pleasure of the selection
made BY the people of Charles. because
the 6smness. intelligence, sallantry, and
pure politics of MIR. Stoddert. will prove a
great acquisition to the House OF Dele
gates.--fed. Rep.
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D1ED, on Saturday last. in the 61st
year of his age. after long but inter-
mitted Illness, DR.. JAMES KENNE-
:DY. jun. native Of Dimirieshire, Scot
land, but for the last SO years highly
respectable resident of this town.
In yielding to the memory Of the dead
the tribute of respect which the custom
of the world, or the weakness of aiiec-
ton claims, unmerited praise is too often
unfortunately layished in the freedom
of encomium, when the inhexibility of
truth. and the solemnity of the subject,
would authorize the language of posthu-
nous ,reproach; yet. in the obituary
notice the character of this gentle
man we may Justly ascribe to him, with
the, faiiings of mortality, the distinguish
ing good qualities of his countrymen.---
As a sound judgment and quick per-
ception were the leading faculties Of his
mind, so warm attachments and chart
table propenspies were the moral excel
lencies of his heart He was candid,
sincere and just: diIigent in his pursuits
till infrmity enfeebled him---upright in
his principles and rigidIy justin his deal
ings, his persevering industry rendered
more efficient by the integrity ofhis cha
racter was rewarded in few years with
afiiuence, which enabled him to pursue
more benefcially the inclinations of a
generous heart. in advancing the meri-
torious, befriending the unfortunate and
contributing to the relief OF the INDECENT
and wretched and Through the fervency
of misplaced friendship by impressing
him with unlimited confidence taught him
In the wane Of life to feel the yicissitudes
offortune when most painful. because it
is most difIicutto retrieve it; his inte-
gritty sustained tie shock unimpaired and
bis benevoience still knew no limit but
his means.
lie died as he had lived-a strictly
Just and honorable man; and though his
friends may acknowledge his infrmities,
they should long remember and initiate
his virtues.
His fellow-c;tizens, generally, are in.
vited to attend his funeral at 2o'cIock
this afternoon from his late dwelling on
Water street.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-08

Allowing further time to the collector OF
Harrison county to pay into the treasury
the revenue due from said county,
q Fixing the permanent seat OF justice
for the county of 1yler'--,ss Giving to
the inhabitants of Eyer county further
fine to make certain surveys Au-
thorising sale of the Glebe of Bristol
parish, and for other purposes''---. Civ
inc further time to the owners of lots IN
certain towns therein mentioned, to
build on and improve the same" were
seyerally read third time and passed.
4 renort was received from the G. for
G.. OIL that the petitions of sundry in
tabitants Of the counties of i.ouddun and
Stafford, praying that law may pass
giving to the superior courts of law con-
current Jurisdiction with the quarterly
courts, and prescribing the mode ct pro-
Curing lures, is reasonable. Ordered,
that bill be brought in. Also, ano-
Their from Tie same committee rejecting
the petition Of Solomon Paisley. Also,
from the same, decIarinsil is expedient
to PASS an act investing the superior
courts of law with jurisdiction to grant
divorces in certain cases.
On motion of MIR. Humphreys.
Rpsotred, That Committee be ap-
rointelon thep part Of the House of Dele
gates, to act jointly with Committee
from the Senate, to enquire whether the
Bank Of Virginia., and Farmers Bank Of
Virginia, or either Of them, continue te
refuse payment in specie for their respec-
tive Notes. when presented for payment:
and if so, to examine into the cause there
OF, and whether any or what Interference
is necessary on the part of the General
Assembly, to enable them to resume the
payment Of their Notes in specie, and
further, that the said committee examine
into the present condition of the two
Banks, and for the purpose aforesaid,
that the Presidents and Directors of the
SAID Banks, exhibit to the Committee. for
examination. statement of the capita!
stock Of the debt due to the Banks, the
monies deposited therein, the amount Of
Notes In circulation, and of cash on
hand.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-08
Plaster Land for Sale.

YHVlIE subscriber offers for sale,
Farm, in the County of Fauquier,
and state of Virginia, containing $50 A
ores, one third of which is of the strong
est quality, and covered with heavy
growth of red oak and hickory-1he re-
sidue, (being cleared land,) is in good
heart, two thirds of it having, been
laid down in red clover, and no tract
in the state has afforded higher evlden-
ces of its adoption to the plaster of Pa
ris.-There is, on this tract, and at the
confluence of the two never failing
streams of Broad and Mill RUS.
scite for a Merchant Mill, with fall
of % feet, surrounded by every aate-
rial for building, and by the side of
well built Saw-Nlill, recently erected.
A law has passed for turnpike road
which will pass by Or near this settle.
For the above property, will take
the moderate price of 20 dollars per a.
Gre, with a reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
:. Near Haymarket Post-Office, Va.
September 90.
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New publications..
rreT RrcFIYEE nv

JUST RECEIVES ny
JAMES KENNEDY AND SON,
Gen. Sarazia's Account Of the War
in Spain with map shelving the positions
of the armies,
Moore's Irish Melodies,
Lord Byron's Hebrew Melodies,
Chaileulasne, or the Church deliver
ed--a Poem by Lucien Bonaparte.
The Missionary Poem by W. L.
Bowles,
Anster Fair, do.
Hogs Queens Wake, do.
The Pilgrims ofthe Sun, do. by James
Hogg,
The Heroine or Adventures of Che
rubina,a Romance by E. S. Barrett, Esq.
DR.. Stacks Lectures OH the Acts of
the Apostles.
A genera! collection of school CLASH
cal, theological and medical, and great
variety of children's books, too numerous
for insertion, and COED assortment of
the very best stationary articles, nautical
books and charts, &c.
Jan. cow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-08

!, (. o.-yv into effect the stipu-
lAeS s S - tyraty Of commerce, late'y
far q Is TN q. B. The FIRST section
q ' 81 having d been read. $. -.
e ~ " :" obsevations from Mr. Clay
+ ,lS' , I;sston aud the adoption Of two
\ y. smendnents, !,
lf'e I'M s,a;ttee rose and reported the
~ ,,mendments e the house.
lsVl .@a non being under consid-
s. 81 Il the house i.
:. Minor 4 objected very strongly :. 70
'lf which limits the repeal Of dis
y q. duties to direct importatipn
6a'. :. terrtories of g. Britain in Flu
= ~ !. rot censonant to the treaty
3 & make 20 such lisnifatiop.
" y. lForsytk reported 70 this objection,
MS ms regulations was in perfect consis-
. ~ nth the treaty., and with the ge-
I, ,s,,ure of reciprocity which per-
- Y 3 no whole instrument. sc.
J ~ Minor wasn't satisfied with tic
.-,st tabs objection, and maintained
|, liter Of the treaty must be observed,
\, \ t5at nothing ought TO be taken from
bs;nterence, &c. To give time to con-
i, tlis subject. the hour besides being
J. he moved an adjournment. Which
S aSresd to.
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To Rent,

a Taro story Rrick House,
Situate on Duke street. between Water
and Union streets, we'll situated for a
Store and private family-For further
particulars enquire of the subscriber.
BENOHvfv WHEAT.
ian 8 cost
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ian 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-08
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
KovsR OF BFLEeATEs,
Iae@iala Dec. 90.

1aesda4, Dec. 90.
On motion Of Mr.. Claiborne, leave.
was gwen to bring in a bill g CONCERN
inc the Great, CoaSt@ise Canal and Ma
yxaGn GonnanY.D
Various petitions received--among
which werea, e following: one from the
3 trustees VI the Anne Smith Academy, in
5. Rpckbidge, soliciting small pecuniary
( aid frem the statc--ane from sundry CT
tiasns hf the comfy of Pendleton, pray
Ing for charter Cor bank established
at Gomney--nne from the subscribers to
the new Shenandoah company, PRAYING
fOr an extension OF It's capital, toS50iI,-
s 0l0, with banking puWers annexed-0ne
fmm the trustees of the Richmond AGA
demy, prayins tae aid Of tae state. and
Particularly the donation ottwo lots near
Rockets. on one Of which is ware
house once used for tobacco, and the o.
TIER WAS formerly the settle of hemp
house, belonging to the pubIie--and one,
from sandrt inhabitants of Harrison
county. praying fo, az act incorporating
icoapany uMier tha name ct the Mo
HOngaha Navigation Company. with
powers to raise $50 00O by lottery, or
iaeSercise banking ptisaeses for the ac-
scnpGshmen' oftGe said object.
= esfay, Bee. 2T.
EpsroSsrd oilEs---'. giving an addition
ignsion to Militant Bradley Con-
sslRng Charles ~. Coiiier''- Divorcihg
Fzeklah Mosby from his wife Betsey''
sConcecaing JOS. Snapp''-Concernins
ne town Of Front Royal, in the county
S%itrederick''-.' Releasing to Andrew
Walker the commemorative right to
CERTAIN lands therein mentioned''-Al-
terIns the time Of holding a quarterly
court m the county of Rockingham''-
were severaliy read third time, and
Tn motion of Mr.. Robertson. leave
was gwen to bring in a bill, concerning
purposes.
= a report vas received from the c. for
:. Ol ;. declaring it expedient to en-.
s'ease me Compensation allowed tn the
prosecutors Tor the commonwealth in the
~ superior courts oflaw. Ordered, that a
W. ~ De eTeught in. Also, one from the
~ =. [. sid g. In favor Of allowing the
=; So' @1S academy, the privilege OF rails
!. - o@o'ooO bs lottery. Also, one from
n ~ same Committee, rejecting the pro-
fssnOn - carve new comfy out of
I IAN parts Of Frederick, Fauquier and
m;, saOuh, Alse, one from tie same COM
ena",, ' m favor of forming distinct
s sodu'y 0at Of certain parts Of Frederick
aaraod '''.enandeah--which reports we're
An -. Thursday. Zee. eSc.
con f9>sed Bills Concerning Wat
was .Osn, lnthe comfy Of Hampshire, .
o. S4o q thFttime and passed.
~ - q .0o'lon Of Mr.. Doddritlgr. Pssolr-
Vs;,s ~s $. com'Oiitee be appointed 10 en-
s.i.s. aato the nature and extent OF the
iirsr 1i''.oa Of the state. upon the Ohio
any, .. aI'lln the sane; and whether
to6e s'l What provisions are necessary
thsS.@" maze by law, to maintain the aa-
v,, o. this state, upon that river.
Of t la,Ous reports were recexed--some
md
Local !" NOT read--flie others touching
y subordinate subjects.
Fo Friday. Ilec. 30.
foDhss FUSED ). hilis-" Releasing to Chris
rigSs NJ. Flint the commemorative
,a p !, J = q tract Of land therein mention
xren s. concerning the widow Il chill
= Edward Nelms, deceased"---
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-08
u te7o Shares Of
Little River Turnpike
Road Stock,

Wanted by Thomas .hoore, at the
Bank of Potomac.
January s. STU
Il. & j. Vaudeville,
Haze lately received q for Sale,
!. : s ssss St. csoi. 3 Mus. Sugar.
so bbls.
10 puncheons highly favored Rum
10 hhds. Trinidad Molasses
25 bbls. do: do.
100 bbls. Whisky
100 boxes raisins
$50 do. pipes,
90 do. candles
SO bags coffee
100 dimijehns
Together with we'll selected stock Of
wines, liquors, teas, &c.
ALSO,
A constant supply Of family -four.
jams 1awSw
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Swede's Iron.

SO ton Swedes Iron assorted sizes and
four cases American manufactured shirt
ings and Ginghams, just received per
sloop Regulator and for sale by
L. III. Rowland:
sept 81. DIFF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-08

Hugh Smith & CO
Have received by the Fair American,
Cut and Plain Glass Ware.
Also, by the Mary from Liverpool,
An additional supply Of
Queens Ware and China,
making with their former stock an exten!
siye assortment.
Also, received by the Fair American,
AND FOR SALE, -
8 tons patent shot
IL casks dry white lead
A casks dry red dc.
Q tons white lead ground in oil
10 casks copperas.
rolls sheet lead
And a quantity Of wine and porter
bottles.
Dec II aeH
For Sale "a bargain,)
a neat, strong e light
Carriage.
Enquire of the Printer
PKIN TING
Handsomely executed at this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-08
Randolph Mott.

jan 8 is
r. s. The purchaser Of the unexpired
part of the lease, will please consult
Mrs. Agnes Dundass.
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The Subscriber

WHISTLES to dispose of the unexpired
w term of his lease on the Wash
ington Tavern-Also, all the furniture
belonging to the same-If not disposed Of
before Monday the 18th inst. twill on
that day be soldat Public Auction. Sale
to commence at II O'clock. Terms
Cash.
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Port Of alexandria.
Public Sale.

On Tuesday next, the oh inst. will be
sold at the Yenuue Store,
A valuable Negro Girl,
about % years of age.
P. 6. .Mastcllsr.
Tan 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-08

Treasury A'otes.-We understand
alr. Dallas g acceding banks in this
CITY to wit, the Manhattan, Mechanics
an,lCity have TO-DAY refused To receive
any more Treasury Notes, as deposits
and we may expect to see shortly pub
lie advertisementof Mr.. Secretary's de-
nouncing them, and putting tkem upon
the list Of G housekeeping Ranks" We
hope they are now experimentalIy satisfi-
ed, of what they were well assured of be-
fore by the other Banks in this city
that it would prove a losing game.
En-. Post.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-29
g Jackson, District Of Kaine
Iune u. 1916.

JHHg IL. ISIO.
"Rcading in your paper accounts from
different parts Of the state Of the season.
4 send Won some account OF it in this
plantation. AID for MANY miles round
On the 9th inst we had most violentand
heavy storm from the West North West
blowing yery hard, accompanied Wit
heavy cold rain and snow had it bee
snow alone, doubt not tut that it wouIH
ave been six inches deep or more on !.
level. On the 9TH morning, a very 81
we're hard frost, with ice half an inc,
thick, so that, all vegetation nearly recei'.
d its death blow. and what corn W.
planted, as also the leaves OF the yeuns
Beaches and many othei trees totally de
lstroved. In the evening the atmosphere
$50 Intensely cold, that the snail bird
our annual visitors from the soptiWard
sought for shelter in people. houses ana
barns, and many of item. with the Swai
Itows were found starved aud frozen C
|death on the, morning az The 9Th. AlEe
Ia severe frast with plenty OF Ice. which
greatly affected the young ciosers, and
Il am sorry to add, that round this couE-
TRY for many miles, and il dis and The
|neighboring plantations. that useful ani
Imal the Sheep, many of which had been
|sheared, have persisted although housed
Through the inclemency ct the weather
the fields are as bare of heritage, as usual.
Ely in the month of November, and the
yerdure of the forest has the appearance
ief the Fall, instead of Summer. the air st
cold that the Iaborers mostly wear nittin'
lin the mornings, On tie 9Th the weathcl
moderated little, but still frost and ICE
1.-The Wind still blowing from INV arc
,|remarkabie cold Tor the season, with al
tine appearance of snow, but none fel!
.!the wind eentinuedeat the same point un
It'll evening blowing fresh, in the e. ehluE
Twas the eclipse Of the moon, which wa
followed on the morning of the loth wit!
la most severe frost, that destroyed TIN
blossoms &even leaves Of the apple tree
Gin certain directions, accompanied witt
etice, considering the height of the sun
.Ithicker in proportion, than any nigh
Hast winter and the cold so intense, a
Ito Kill the Martin Birds in their houses
THE 10th the wind still continued INV
elblowing fresh the whole day, in the even
ling the sky clear, with tise wind some
II y
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april Is
PUBLIC BATHS.

vESHE subscriber respectfully informs
4 the Indies - Gentlemen of Alex
andria and its vicinity, that his B.7JN
HOUSE Ton the alley adjoining the Tie.
atre and opposite the City Hotel, is now
open, aud will BE kept in complete order
till the first OF October, where Harm g
Cold BAqHs may be had at any time in
the day and until g O'Clock at night
His terms are s 10 each for subscribers;
(pa yable in advance, andno tickets IS
sued till the subscription is paid) Or so
cents for single Bath.
Two separate Baths are kept exclu.
|sivey for Ladies. who will please come
liza at the alley adjoining Mr.. Fairfax's
House on kesal street-And Gentlemen
are particularly requested to cone in at
tilat adjoining the Theatre.
thomas Shield.s.
May II eotf
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Port of Alexandra.

Arrived brig Eliza Haley. capt. Finne'
from Rio laneiro; hides; Daniel Somer:
and J. and L. Vowel Sailed est
March, from Rio Grande, in compaD,
with brig Hope of New-Yogk, capt. Back
ers. for the Havannah. Left there bris
iokar, capt. King. Of New York. to sal
in few DAYS for New-York /; brig Ca
tharine, capt. Tucker, Of salem, for th'
Iavannah, in 40 days. jane II, lat. 81
lang. 70, spoke schooner Vigilance, q
Wilmington, Ttlman, master, bound t
It. Vincents. DAYS out.
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June go
Notice

The subscriber having been duly ap-
pointed Deputy Collector for collecting
the Direct Tax of the United States, and
the Taxon Furniture and Watches, for
the county of Alexand'ia in the district
Of Columbia, hereby gives notice, that he
will attend at Mr.. ohn MLaugAIin's ho-
tel to,receiye the same, on Friday and
Saturday the fifth and 9th days of July
next. All persons interested are earnest
ly requested to attend 10 this notice. as
his instructions are, positively, to faiSh
the collection Immediately.
john 6. Mandell,
Deputy Collector.
June 90 div
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The american Eagle,

: Published at Shepherds Ioan W
ginia) which, situate in the centre Of Z
wealthy and extensive settlement, o.
the Potomac, has a general 4 wide spreas
circulation, and which is daily encreas
ing through the counties Of Jefferson
Berkeley, part Of Frederick in Virginia
and the south and east parts Of Washing.
ton county, in Maryland.
Persons having occasion to publish ad.
yertisements in that quarter, will do well
by publishing in the above paper.
Advertisements are conspicuously In.
serted at the usual prices.
John NJ. Snyder, Editor.
June 90 st
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|what sabated, but produced onthe morning
fthe 18th very smart white frost, with
lice the thickness Of a dollar-about z A.
NJ. the wind shifted to tbeS. w. with a
comfortable day and atmosphere, which
every body hopes will continue. What
|ls to become Of this country, it is impos-
|sible to livine-distress beyond descrip7
ton, and farms that usually cut from tllir-
" to forty tons Of hay, BY their present
appearance will not cut five, and to all
tits part Of the Union is 60
ing to suffer for bread and every thing
else"
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Union Bank, Alexandra,
June 81. 1916.

Stockholders. in the institutions, Wii'
have paid the several instalments calico
Tor. may receive on application at th'
bank. on or after the first OF July, diyi
dend from the profits for the sls moatn
ending soth instant, at the rate OF fon
ger cent. upon the money capital nov
paid in.
BY order,
C. =. Chapman, Cashier
June 90 1ios
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BosroN, June e3--noon.

, n I3JN IW-N9 VU8'O " 80 -
Arrived to day, ship Apollo. Gardner
43 DAYS froa Gottenburg. Sailed 10 CO
|eith ship Zodiac, for New York. Let
.h;p Commerce. Of Alexandria. repairing
md brig Jane and Mary, for New-fork
En- 4 or 5 days.
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Notice.

Having in conjunction with the Cap
Tain of the steam Boat, rented The uppe'
,nle OF Andrew Bartle's wharf for the ac
of our boats; masters o.
essels are forewarned from hauling tt
said wharf, unless they may have carg'
of wood Tor the use of the steani Boat
as frequent inconveniences arise by thel
laying there.
I,no 90 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-29

sv me duty on fish and mahogany l'n
=, In foreign vessels amounts 70 q pro
po .s.,oa That on colonial producer a !
nlg ~ higb to admit Of importatians TO.
y: 49, ssansamption Of France.
s's ss IN May the brig Mount Pleasant o
!. 80. captain Eddy, was spcken to lee
DE III e ST. Michaels, IL days out from
wa ~. : Wales boond TO CHARLESTON, S. e ;
g H.; ffisate Just IN Sight.
ps 9th. The British tIigate anchored at 81
,,: Me- one Of the Western Islands, !
s e .s ! salute, which was answered by tn,
eort
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st. Domingo Mahcgany.

The subscribers have on hand, and foI
T sale,
A large quantity Of The above Mahoga
ny. which they purchased low and vii
sell on liberal terms. Cabinet-maker'
will find it to their advantage to call OF
us, as the wood is of the first quality and
high colcred.
Penn and Harmon.
June 90 St