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Damask LIP Solye.

LENS true e genuine German Corn
PiaiSlcT.
infal'ible remedy for corns, speedily
removing them root and branch, withese
giving pain.
Hulin's gsnaine Eye Water.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases Of
the eyes, whether the effect OF natural
weakness Or Of accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-12
The Restorative Porcder for The
teeth nuh Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious Slime and foulness, which
uttered to accumulate, never fails to ins
ure and fnall y ruin them.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-12
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,

Is recommended as an invaluable me-
dicine for the speedy relief and perma-
nent cure cfthe various complaints which
insult from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
yndiscretions, residence in climates unfair
rorable to the constitution, the ininede-
rate use Of tea. frequent intoxleation, or
anydeshuctiye intemperancs. tie un-
kiliul or excessive use Of mercury /; the
disease peculiar to females at q certain
peied cf life, bad iyings IN, ets.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-12
Dec 8
For New York.
The new schooner
Richmond,
dec 90
A Bargain in Land.

VI WILL SELL an handsome little
F.aRJM, containing 1875 acres OF
Land, IF which 70 are cleared and the
balance is timber. On it is comforta-
bic log house, near two excellent and ne
yer failing springs, and peach orchard
of choice fruit. This farm lies in the
lower part of Leudoun county, about 2
miles from Aide, 81 from Alexandria
aud within half mile of the great turn
pike road leading from Alexandria to
Winchester. l will sell this land low.
One half of the purchase money will be
required in hand, and the balance in two
equal annual instalments. Apply to Col.
Armistead 7. Mason. or to
Robert .arniStead.
November 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-12
"ulAeCA Money wanted.

S s eve the highest premium for
!, gsits and bank notes Of the follow
D, MUS y VIZ. On Georgia, South Caro-
NV. v'r,a- Carolina, Virginia, Boston,
y ~ ' and Philadelphia also trea-
$. v'es and specie. Persons remit
.aaFeilng to any part of the Unit
R's;, ss' may be supplied with funds
y Nen. All kinds OF stocks and
\ N, .sxssleange, bought and sold
M ~ Traits collected and RENTED.
800 ., Western bank notes bought
k,,s Enquire at my exchange aud
'aCS, Bridge street, George
u.
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Holm HOOyER.

Sworn and subscribed before Ebenezer
Ferguson, esq. one of the justices Of the
peace for Philadelphia county.
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. CASE OF CURE,
!GpIgcfpd fr01r. q numerous list.

t5etSCteU fOiS u H1Heei o"' e'o.'
John Hoover, rcpe-maker, South Sc
cond street, between Mary and Christian
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh
cath as follows namely-that his wife,
Mary Hoover, was so severely afflicted
with violent Rheuma ism, very dan9erous-
ly situated, the co, o. ence of a severe
cold after lyiEg in, as to be confined to
her bed for several weeks, and was at
length reduced to the melanchcly apfre-
hension of remaining ascnpple for life.
Notwithstanding the mostrespectable me-
i cal advice was followed, and every pro-
bable remedy attempted; when seeing
several cases Of cures performed by Ha-
milton's Essence and extract of Mustard,
they were procured from Mr.. Birch, No.
II. South Second street. The first appli-
cation enabled her to walk acress the
room, and the use of one bottle restored
her to her usual state of health and
strength.
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S1I.Es AT yENDUE:
------
!. .,,,,g Tuesday and FRIDAY,
- WIIA BE SOLD,
v.r,gue Store, corner OF Prince
and Water 7, s q s

y lllfI w utClI A-tA " - -
" VARIETY OF
r.. Goods, Groceries, SC.
g ',s,s & which viii be expressed IN
the Bills Of the day.
All Kind a goods wllieh are on
S..,os md the prices Of which are e
go ss:.s.,,,. can at any time be viewed
ss s.o5assa at the Lowest limitation
y F' P. 6. MAIsss'iTfE i.LER.
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Haha's 4. ti-BiIioas Pills.
The operation of these pills is perfect
mild, so as to be used with safetyby Pc
rs in every situation, and Of every ages.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-12
$50, for Sale.
Ripp0n Lodge,

C@la;ning from zoo to sec acres on Po-
su.c River. about miles fl'om DUN,
Ines and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
i god for corn, small grain and grass.
|rrmproyements area dwelling house
|lgsd repair containing SIX rooms, a
'AlAen, iaurdry, stables and other ne
Saqy house. The extensive marshes
Asararly dry} belonging 10 this estate
krhthe purchaser the most tiatterlns
|sssgt Of rendering this. a valuable
AmAy an inccnsiderable devotion Of la
Nj, For terms apply TO the subscriber
sb A'sslst Herbert, Esq. Of Aicxandri :
John A Washington,
Near eAarlestown, Jefferson County, Va
Iuue Id.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30

The following inscriptions is taken from tho
Tomb SioGe erected over the remains os
Lieutenant Richard Smith, on the Banks Of
the SchaylkilI. Ne was executed in Phi
isde'phis, on the 10th Of August, 1916, for
the murder Of Csptsin John Carson -
The Remsins Of
Lieutenant RrenARD SAIrH reposs hero.
Stranger" tread lightly DER his sshes."
He was generous, noble, brave,
A defender Of Fort Erie oo the glorious isth
Of August, 1910.
lie fell tho victim Of his own errors, OF bad
advice, and the deep psrhdy Of others.
With the dignity ofa Man, and the resigoa-
ton Of Christian,
lie mo, his fate on the 10th Of August, 1915
IN the Esd year Of his age.
Regmssest = PMs,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
NICOLAS GEFFROY,

HAS just received by the sloop Invincibls, II
"A days from Cape Henry, tIIsyt)
l6 hhds. fiat qualify retailing MOLAS.
SESi 2 do best Museovsdo SUGAR and a few
thousand weight OF best C0FFEE.-Ths .Nsiassss
Sugar and Cefss will suit people of all principles.
these articles we're raised by free BLaeks and pur'
chased with Fish aud Cheese, and viii be sold low
tor CASH, in order to purchase our Produce, to ht
her out sgain-He expects daily TO receive BY the
sioop Intrepid, from Alexandra, cargo Of Fresh
FLOUR, which vas purchased with our Produces.
keep for Sale, as usual, a constant supply Of
Cutlery JsNelry, Watches, Looking Glasses, &c and
give the true Value for old Geld and Slysr.-Appiy
for the above Articles. at No. l2e, Thames.street.
Newport, Oct. %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
WINTER GOODS.
FOURTEEN PACKAGES OF
NEW GOODS,

Are Just received, opened, and offered for sale, by
JAMES HAMMOND,
No. lO4, TsAMEs. S7REsr,
conTAININo-
Blankets Pelise Cloths
Dufhls Pelise Flannels
Coastings Queens Cloths
Plains Worsted Hose
Breadctoths Lambs wool do
Cassimeres Nett drawers
Sattinetts Dark uudress'd Prints
sattinet Cords Silk Imitation Shawls
stockingnett Cotton Imitation Shswls
Vestings Cotton sheetings
Flannels do Shirtings
Baizes Beaver Gloves
nombazetts italian Silks
Wilbores Forentin,s
Egur'd Rsttinet Silk UmbTellas
Worsted Plaids sc sc. SIC.
.fiss, jsst reeeiDed,
OF BOOKS,
The New Publications Of the present 6Sy.
OF STATIONARY,
80 resms of Writing Paper--blue and best brown
Wrapping Paper
And OF Fancy and useful articlcs in the Stationary
line, great variety of SCHOOL BOOKS, Of all kinds
BY wholesale retail
Blank Bs1ks, Commercial Blanks, and SloDhs,
far s1ie a. abote.
PAPER. and BORDERS az
usual, Newport, Oct I9, 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
: Cheaper iran ever!

CLARKE GREENE has taken the store
~ formerly occupied by Nsssrs 3. {. n Waite,
No. 10, Market.S9uare, where he offers FOR sale, q
large and extensive assortment Of
China, Glass and Liserpool Ware,
of a. excellent quality.
Also, an assortment of Groceries, which he Is de.
termined TO sell as low lover than has been sold
in Newport fer nufnber Of wears .sst. x
Oct 10. ,tf1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30

a. v. ALLt.N & Co.
u ESPECTFULLY scquaint their Customers and
N the public, that they have taken the store No.
lC9, Thanes.strest, next south to Mr.. David Rod
mars. where they offer for sale, at wholesale and
retail, as cheap can be purchased in Newport, a
complete assortment Of genuine
ROC RIES.
Alec, fsr saie--3 tons bar Iron.
Newport, sept. l8, 1916. (f)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
DANIEL W ATE,

Has Just received by she Wm u Henry from
Boston, ard c6ers for Sale at his Store,
No, 81, 7hdnes.St-eef.
A LARGE Assortment Of China, Lus-
L n tire, Glass, ard Liverpool WARE, inferior to
none in quality, having been selected particularly for
this market
.9LSO-
A general Assortment Of DRY GoODS.-All Of
which will be sold CheGp fer CGsh.
He returns bis sincere thanks to his old Custom.
ers for past favors. and wishes for a continuance
Of them.--Be would however. not, be thought al.
mindful Of those, who by way Of assisting Young
Man in business, have drawn his Goods from him
on credit, and DO not pay fos ,ben.
Nevpcrt, Qet.9,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
WILLIAM LOWE,

w LILLIAN Lot IL,
1T store NO. 10Y, IhameS-Street,
- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub.
~ lie, that he has commenced the
AUCTION and Commission Bgsi1ess
and would be happy 10 attend to all who may please
TO employ him He will advance Cash OH Goods de-
posted either for public private sale.
He aLsO teeps for tale,
A large assortment Of Groceries and Crockery
Ware, at wholesale and retail, cheaper than can be
bought in this town, for cash only
New.York money and treasury notes exchanged at
small discount. July 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
Tev Cheap Goods,
FOR CASH
-~-sos-~-~--
y. p, REMINGTON

No. ia, 7hames-ssreef,
III AS just received an extensive Assortmens of
Il DRY GOODS, which will be sold as Cheap az
was ever offered in NewPort..-Amcpc Which are
the following
BRoAncLoTns and CAss4NzeEs of all qualities
and coiors,--as low as IS Cd
Flsnnels, red white, green, black and yellow as
low as 20 ceuts per yard
Bombazsts, black. brown, green, scarlet and
srimson-some as low as Is 81 per yard.
Shirting Cottons, at 30 cents.
vestings at 2s ed.
White Handkerchief, at Cd.
Gentlemen and Ladies' worstea Hose, at IS Sd.
Merino shaws, very elegant
MoIe-skins A wide, at S. OIL.
undress'd Cstooes at As 3d-glsz'd ditto from 30
70 Is cents
Black Grape at "a ed---black florence silk at 4s 6d.
Fine white Lipea at q 3d-Silk Handkerchieis a,
- Sd.
Fearnoughts st ~ Sd.
Patent Cords at rs Cd.
Devonshire kersey g.
Plains some as low az SIS.
Blankets remarkably cheap.
With great variety of other Articles, cheap for
Cash.
All persons indebted by Note or Book Account,
sre requested TO attend to the same
or New-York money and Treasury Notes taken
at par. Newport, Oct. 80.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
GOODS,
Fresh and cheaper thar evcr!

Fresh and cheaper than eucr!
-oo-
] w. EDDY, Will this day open an assort.
J' ment Of Summer Goods, at less prices than ever
have been offered for sale in this town, consisting Of
every article usually called for. Among them are
superfne Ginghams, at 25 cts yard; Csmbrics,
6ne, at 30 cts Cd Cottons, at IL cts large Pock.
ct Handkerchiefs at cts and other goods in pro.
portion. The public invited to call and examine
Newport, June 26. 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30

FOR SALE,
CHech for Cash or Treasury ,Noses,
BY HENRY MOORE,
At NO. S, MARKEr. SQUARs,
w. Rum, Candles
Gin, Soap,
Brandy, Ginger.
Wine, Mustard,
Tea, Pepper,
Coffee, Pimento.
Chocolate, Starch,
Sugar, Salt.
Wool and Cotton Cards.
A large assortment Of Crockery, Hard. Ware, and
Cutlery
5000 VT. Cheese, suitable for family use
few bbls good mess Deef, put UP in the best
der, in Bostoh.
20 kegs Ginger and Mustard OF The best kind, cheap
#. by tie keg.
20 boxes Hard Soap
Powder, by the cask.
A small assortment of DRY GOODS, consisting Of
Brosdcioths, Coatns
Pains. Cotton shirtiES,
Vestings, Bedticks,
Flannels, ne Sc
With n variety Of other articles too numerous 70
mention in common advertisement.
Also
Several Lots Of Land, lying in ths vicinity Of New.
port.
Five shares in the stone Bridge
Twenty shares in the Newport MarRs Insurance
Company.
One.half Of the New-vork Packet u. D. Jones.
G The whole ,f tie G505e ztR De soiG ssry cheat,
for Cash or Trsassiy .Notes.
Newport, Oct. 23, 1916 (d)
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Treasury Notes, Ne1u- 1ork, PAiia0el.
phia and Southern Money,
INSTANTLY bought and sold by
~ PARDON +. MUMFORD, liz, Tior7es.n.
WHO Foa SALE,
"Nev Orleans victory Snuff. .Boxes-and Chaise
Whips, by the dor-n or single, cheap
.iso-stamPs Of ~ Determinations, from S cents
. dele, Oct. 2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-30

$UmW1SESC 8uU E0NEuuO VI tuO Outb-
ed Kingdom, are in q aourishiDg1
conditions.
sssMg Lords and Gentlemen--T The
which the Prince Regent
announced to you, at the end of the
last session of Parliament, as being
in progress with a view to com
merciaI arrangement between this
country and the u. S. Of America,
have been brought to a satisfactory
issue. His Royal Highness has
given orders, that a copy of the trea-
ty shich has been concluded shallbe1
laid before you; and he confidently
trusts that the stipulations of il will
prove advantageous TO the interests
of beth countries, and cemeat the
good understanding which SO happily
subsists between them'
The message then alludes to the
entire conquest of Ceylon, and the
armistice in India. Il concludes with
the usual thanks TO Parliament for
their supplies, and exhortations to
union and co operation in all mea
isnres still further to promote the
prosperity aud happiness ofthe eoun-
try.
The address in answer to the
message was moved by the Marquis
Of Huntley, and seconded by Lord
.Calthope; and after some remarks
from Lord Grenyille was voted unani
imously.
In the Commons the address was
moved by Sir Thomas Aeland and Sc
Iconded by Mr.. Methuen. An amend
ment, G6ding fault with Ministers
for proionging the recess SO long. was
moved by Mr.. Brand, But was reject
ed 30 TO 2s.
Feb. 4.-Copies OF no less than
seventy Treaties and Conventions,
concluded at Vienna and Paris. have
been laid before Parliament. A.
mong them is. one signed between
England. Russia, Austria and Prus.
sia, by which Bonaparte is de-
Iclared to be their commoa prisoner !;
his custody to be entrusted TO En-
gland. and the other powers to have
commissioners to abide at his place
Of residence. and who, without being
responsible for his custody. will as
sure themselves Of his presence.
The Marquis D'OsmoDd is the
new French ambassador to Eng
land.
Cobbeft complains Of vexaticns in
the British post office, but not half
SO loudly as Duane does OF the A.
meriean post office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-30
AN ACT

For appointing Regulators or Sisrueyor'
of The I0,on Of .Aietandria, md 70,
prescribing the records OF their pro
ceedings, and other purposes.
WHEREAS it is expe2ient and ne
.cessary to provide for the appointment
Of regulators AID SURVEYORS Of the town
and provide for the safe keeping of The
books, papers, maps and docuhens; relat.
ing thereto. therefore
Sec. /. BE it enacted by the common
council of the town of Alexandria in CON
non Council assembled, hat there shall
be annually appointed three discreet and
skillful persons, duly qualified to be re
and surveyors of the town, one
Of wha:n shall be practical surveyor
with knowledge of the use of the spirit
level, aud the said practical surveyor
shall be the recording surveyor, and the
said regulators shall procure at the ex-
pence Of the corporation, proper blank
books, substantially bound, in which
shall be recorded all their d aughts, and
places Of ascentS and descents of streets,
lanes, allies, water courses and sewers.
Ser. g. Be it.further enacted, that the
said recording surveyor shall protract in
the said record or draught book afore-
said, plat or diagram Of every square
Of the town, ANY one side OF which shall
hereafter be regulated BY the said regu.
Iators, together with its alleys and pub
lie passages, and shall note in their pro
per places, the lines and ascents and de-
scents OF the cutters, side stones and
foot pavements, as fixed and ascertained
,y the said regulators or a majority Of
them.
Sec. s. Be il enacted, that whenever
he said regulators OF surveyors. or Ell
her of them, shall survey, regulate or
ay cut any lot or piece of ground, With
n the town of Alexandria, on an unpav-
ID street, it shall be the duty of the per-
ions making such survey or regulation,
o record plat or diagram thereof, with
he boundaries and the length of its lines,
md the square and streets, where stu
ted in the book directed to be kept for
hat purpose, with such direction for set
ing the building and regulating the
streets Or alleys as shall be made, with
he time when made, the name of the per-
zen or persons for whom the said fegu-
alton, survey and other proceedings
nay have been made, and to deiivre a
,opy thereof to such person if required
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, that the
said regulators or surveyors shall, as
;ool. as may be after their appointments,
and determine on a particular
permanent point or mark somewhere Y
{ mo street for east and west, and Co
um6us street for north and south, netting
such points or mark in the record OF
lraught book for reference, and then
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-30
Franklin Bank Of Alexandfiaas

& EyHE report made to Congress in IA!
vor Of chartefing the several
!. anking Associations in the District,
having included the Real Estate Bank
If the United States. and designated it,
under the name of the Franklin Bank
of Alexandra Notice is therefore
given, that all checks, drafts or other ne
gotiations. with the SAID bank, will be
recognized by the officers Of the said
Bank in the name of either the Franlct =
Bank of .flerandriG, or the Real EStsfg
Bank ofthe United States, until the said
report IS finally acted on.
BY order of the Board,
w. I. SWAMI, Cashier.
March so
Mahogany Furniture.
Just received per brig Lydia,
Secretaries
Ditto and Book Case
Side Boards
Beaureaus
Writing Desks
Drawing Tables
Bedsteads, and
Wash Stands
For sale BY
JOHN 6. LAID & CO.
March 19
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-30
KINGDOM OF BRAZIL.
rTrapslated for the National Intel.
lfgencer.l

lfgencer.
DON John, By the Grace of God,
prince Regent OK Portugal, of the
Algarycs, of Guinea in Africa, Ofthe
ra1ouest, Nayigatioa and Com
mere of Ethiopia, Arabia, Persia.
AID of India, &c. &c. &c.
Be il known to all those who shall
.sa the present law, that always
preserving in my royal mind the most
earnest desire 20 promote the pros.
nerity of the states which have been
committed BY Divine Providence
70 my sovereign raIe, and at the
same time to give due Importance
60 the exteusiveness and local posi-
tion OF my dominions in America,
and also the abundance and yari
ETY. of precious sources OF wealth
which they possess ;; aad being,
moreover, convinced of the gdvan-
tages to my faithful vassals in ge-
neral, from perfect union and i
IDENTITY of my Kingdoms OF Portugal
anu lie Algarves with my dominl-
Ons ofBraziI, by raising the latter to
that grade aud political rank, to
which, in consideration OF The afore-
said reasons they ought 10 attain,
and ia which rank my said dominl
Dos Mere already viewed by the
plenipoteoiiaries of the powers who
Termed the Congress of Vienna, as
well by tae treaty of alliance con
Guided on the 9Th of April of the
present year, as by the defnitiye
treaty of The said Congress: the plr
port thereof having been duly weigh
ed, it is my pleasure 10 oFdaln as
Follows
4. That from and after the publ
cation Of the present Law. the
state of Brazil shall be raised TO
the dignity. pre- emiaeDce itle
and determinations of the King,
dom Of Brazil.
=. That my Kingdom of Portugal
AIgarses aud Brazil shall hence
forth be one single King
dom, under the title OF the. U
pited Kingdom of Portugal,
Brazil and the Alsarses.
3 That instead of tue titles infe.
rent in the Grown OF Portugal.
and which have teen hereto
fore used. there shali be subsii-
ruted Ia all diplomatic acts,
laws, alyaras, ordinances and
public acts, the new title Of
Prince Regent Of tho United
Kingdom of Portugal; Brazil
= and Algaryes. of Guinea in al
fFica, OF the Conquest, Naylsa
Sion and Commerce OF Ethiopia
Arabia, and ofIudia SO. &C.
Given at the Palace OF Kio
JaneiFo, the. 17th OF De-
cember, 1916.
By the Prince Regent.
FQs~nadN
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-30
MARQUIS DE AGuIAR.
London, Feb. 9, 1916
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

Yesterday the session of Parlia
ment commenced wheH the Lerd
Chancellor communicated the fol-
lowing MESS GE from the Prince
Regent. After recoua.ing the va
riOus great events in Europe which
terminated in the re establishment
6fLouis the 18th on his throne, the
Message proceeds;
ETC the intimate unioa that has
happily subsisted between the Allied
Powers, the nations of the continent
have twice owed their de!iyeranee
His Royal Highsess has no doubt
that you will be sensible of the great
Importance of maintaining in lis full
force that alliance, from which so
many advantages have already been
derived, and which affords the best
prospect of the continuance ofpeace.
IS The extraordinary situation in
which the powers of Europe have
been placed, from the circumstances
which have attended the Freaeh re-
vOlution. and NJ ore especially in con
sequence Of the events of last year,
has induced tie Allies to adopt pre-
cautionary measures, which they
consider as indispensably necessary
Ter the general security.
"As dis ROYAL higbaess has con
carred these measures from tuli
convictiOn of their justice and sound
policy, he relies confidently on your
60 operation ia such proceedings as
may be necessary for carrying thela
into effect.
: Ills Royal Higines is happy to-
Safeen yod, that the manufactures.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-30

j. III. CLE.MEN7'S e Co.
gEAvE Just received & offer for sale
q 4 at their Ware House, corner OF
ling and Water streets,
IL hhds prime n. Orleans sugar,
4 do old jamaica rum
4 do Antigua do
2 pipes real cognac brandy
1 DO Holland gin
S chests fresh younghyson tea
do and 6 boxes gunpowder In
perial do
10 bales raw cotton
10 bags pimento and pepper
10 kegs ground ginger
8 seroons l.. T. Indigo
!, SO boxes HAVANA cigars.
They expect ip few days.,
100 barrels Baltimore whiskey
so bags nice green coffee
100 boxes fresh mustard
so kegs Carrots snuff
1 ton small and large shot
10 kegs Brandywine powder
hhds molasseS
40 boxes soap.
March . Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-30
Lost OF uiiSlaid.

A certificate for 100 shares of the
Stock of the Marine Insurance Compa-
ny of Alexandra, numbered from Ne.
55I 20 $50 inclusive, iii the name OF
James Heron, for tenewal OF which APP
plication will be made to the Office CT
the said company.
Jdnaes Taylor, Jun.
Executor of James Heron, Gec'd
March so If