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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06
Ship Cbanaze,y Store.
JOtix Il. LYON

nas Jor SAFE, No. s, Lyon's-wlfl
CORDAGE. Of all sizes; deep SEA Lines hand
~ lead do log and fishing do M.rlinc. i,ousine,
spipping and sewing Twine Russia and Ravens
Duck; white Lead white and yellow Paint; black
and bright Varnish paint Oil paint pots < Jugs |;
pant, tar, dust and scrubbpg Brushes .brcons /;
coffee and tea Pots cups aud saucers plates SOUP
and Hat, do dishes Cambouses. stoves, iron-bound
and cedar Buckets; horn. signal aud Cooks Lam
terms; binnacle and forecastle Lamps, speaking
tfumpets, compasses, seamsn's iournds, hour and
half hour Glasses, hooks and thimbles Cooks axes
iron shoves. marling spikes, bunting and colors boat
hooks, hammers, caulking irons, gmblets stiraps,
scrapers. hand saws, ,barpoons chinhooks iron hoops
grains, hasps and staples, pump nails tar pitch, ro
sin, turpentine, spirits Of do. palms. sail knecdes
blocks. Delaying pins, serving mailets nautical al
manacks, practical navigator, charts, sheatlirg and
wrapping paper, lamp Gil, do. wick, oars, crow.bars
pots aud kettles, ske.s and spiders, gridirons Tea.
ketles, frying pangs, tin pans and pois tunblers &C.
az shp-stores put up a, the shortest notice.
GROCERIES,
W.. L. and N r. Rum--Brandy--G Niolasses--
sugars s-Cotfce-.Pepper- .Chocolate---Can-
d.es-Deef--Pork---Dread spices and
soap.
Jan. 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06
WGOODS.
GEORGE. S. TOMPKINS.

No. f52, Thames s.street,
ResPecyuiy informs his friends and the pubic N cc,,.
era shai he has just reee,ued and eSsrs yor sale,
q hondsone asssrfment Of F.iNCY GOODS
asd CUTLERY. conssti,y Of the fol-
iewing articles. vis
Plated Tea sets, Britannia Tea-Po,s, Su.
gar Dishes and Cream-p0ts, planished tin, tea and
coffee Pots, black and coqueco tea, bread, knife,
and snuifer Trays, plated add brass Candesticks,
plated and coquelico Csstors tea, ,sble and cary.
ing Knives and Forks, jack and pen Knives I,sxors,
Scissors, Shutters, razor strops, CAGES and Boxes,
Britannia rumblers, do tea and table Spoons, pock.
ct Lsnthocns and Looking Glasses, house, hearth
and dust Brushes, cloth, hair and tooth Brushes,
shoe and buckle Brushes, brass mounted and com
mon Bellows. ladies' tortoise. she'll and horn Combs,
tortoise. shell and horn pocket Combs, jappaned
Tumb'ers and sugar Dishes. cotton Umbrellas, &c
.1dss-English and French Watches, warranted--
gold Desds-slver, tea and table spoonssilver and
plated sugar Toags-god, silver and gilt Watch.
Cha'ns--sca sDd Keys--a variety Of Earnings,
fi0ser-Rings and Breast-Pins, glass, wax and gils
Necklaces. &C. :
: QT The above Goods having been purchased very
ehesp IN Boston. will be sold lower than has been
offered IN this towp s.nec The war
Gold and silver Ware manufactured and re-
paired at the shortest notice f.',I1T IIT n
Clock and Watches cleaned and repaired in the
best manner. tttl 40
January 81.
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*N SCHEME
Of the fourth class Of the 81
UNION CANAL. LOTTERY,


8,505 do. Of Tickets in 9Th Class 81
GT Present price Of whole Tickets So;
halves So i2;
quarters ID;
eighths GO ID.
But in consequence of the rapid sale must soon
rise.
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More Good Luck at
SIIAW'S Office.

In addition to the prize of 8 5Ooo sold last week
4 No. $3.50. in the same L,,tery. cane ups prize Of
ONr. HUI DRED DOLLARS,
sold in class Of 10 ,ckes and No. 2s.S7z,a prize Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
in the National Lottery, sold TO an Individual
N. B--Who wants. Guinea +, stts
Ns.rpe,f. February 81. t8i6
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$4,000 Dolls.

.ind many hearfs have been made glad
The Prizes lO0s, sos, &c. &c. which have been
so COMMON in his Office, he takes no, into this cacu.
lation.
OF Tickets in the above Lottery--in the Hash.
ingfon Bridge, most excellent schcme-and in the
Bapti" Stone Chapel Lottery, may be obtained, 70,
Cash, at
JOSIAH c. SHAW's,
Truly Fortunate Lottery u Ercaange Office,
No. 1ls 7hames street, Newpors, RI
February 81, 1916.
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g RAGS.

NASH At fouR CHNrs pound viii, be given for
- ceon Cotton and Linen RAGS, until Election
Day. at No. la, Danistcr's-wharf--being the last
door on the right hand side Of the wharf and next
~harf but one to the Ferry.whari
'.Neypors, February %, 1916
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MOLASSES.

"A few hhds. aud pbls. of the first
~ quality retailing MOLASSES,
For sale by
UN EKWOOD g. STEVENS.
ysp %
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~ REhD oN..n

An attentive perusa of the above senExr, cannot
ii to exhibit its SUPERIOR advantages all those ls-
posed to take the chance of sharing * 10000 for
the small sun Of Four Dollars. IiN
The above Class will commence drawing in Bos-
ton in April next
Although the subscriber is opposed to the practice
of PuGng," yet he thinks it his duty 10 inform the
public, that in his opinion he has fully established
the fact-that his OFFICE has been the most fortu.
nate of any in Kew-England, taking into view the
number of Tickets sod-ior Within five YEARS last
he has furnished his customers with FOURTEEN
TICKETS in particular, which have drawn the enor-
nous sum of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06
Bp gj0ait.
Ersross Of q lcHer from Asonsrgo Gay, Jamas.

Erfross Of Q Icsser from honsrgo Gay, Jamas.
ca, dsfed FEB. 2. lsl6.
You need not look for any imports from
this quarter for Q considerable time. In lsee
do not hear Of any vessels Offering Tor the
6tates--no one setibs willing 70 ship for come
time TO come, nor could they 90 any extent,
as the Rum Is only now commenclng 10 bo
bronght down, and there is considerable de-
mand for the British PROVINCES, where Il gen.
orally pays profit.
"Freigh,s have fallen for England frory
iod. sterling per gallon to 6sd.--Lumber 10
very dali, and we ate at present very bbun,i-
fully supplied with al kinds Of provisions.
which are selling low, and likely to con.
tinuc so. ,
"Thc shippers from ycst side, must no.
faiscs themselves with high priccs, nor i'm.
mediate sales; the wants of the plsniers b.
ing supplied, and the crops exceedingly short.
From fhe AHdaieser { Con. Gazette.
Mr.. Prisser.--Pleasc to insert In your coll
unns the following valuable Rcccips, Tor col.
oring blues st ~,
= Take Eve gaIlOus Of soft water,
One gallon Of strong ley,
Half pint Of ssIt,
Half pint Of rum,
Six ounces os indigo;
Rub out the indigo daily, until Il will
change wool green. bye ten pounds Of WOOL.
Double the quantity of indigo for cotton snd
linen. The dye may DO kept from year to
year by being fed. 'st
The above receipt has been effectuaIIy
tiled by q Mrs. Miller Of this society, and
many others, and is Of suich great utility, thas
thiak IL 10 duty to give It publicity.
~ rEw.oRIEAxs, JAN. 40.
We learn that Mr.. Brown, one of our sen
stors io Congress, writes to onc Of his friends
in this cisy, that General Jackson had set oue
from Washington on his wsyto New Orleans
lie comes accompanied by brig. gen. Swift,
of the engineers, snd with the most ample
powers for esusing to Be fortified every poins
deemed necessary for the defence oi Louis
ians. The JriSass on lake Ponehsys,sis 10 TO
be 6oished without delsy cod steam frie-
ate, tJriSsfs a vcfssrs, - The French cslI it,]
will be iminsdfsSssy built for the defence %
the Mississippi. Oficist~Doti6cssion Of the
cession Of the FIoridss, had not been sscei-
we'd - Wssbingsou--bus iss hsving been On.
nounced in the Euglish papers of the oppo>
si,ioo, without receiving sny contradiction 10
the ministerial journals, renders !, 81 Issss
probable. W
Tie governmsns Of The United States sc-
pears disposrd 70. adopt shs mos esisien:
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VER7'CHEAP.

"a RICHMOND offers for sale en- elegant sssort.
mcnt Of EnsI;sh ard vrcnch GOODS, a. Low a. can
be purchased IN Dossos o. New-York, and viii re-
csivs New-Tofk monV st rarx Feb z.
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Fancy tarthen-Ware.
SIR PHkh 81 CAHOONF.,

1856, THAMES STREET,
HAS just received An elegsnr assortment of Gold
i and silver Lustre and Pearl Ware Tca-Sets-
with great variety Of blue. printed enameIled and
ore m olored Ware all of which will be sold at
fair prices.
,Iso- general assortment of Groceries, as usu.
al. Feb. 2g 1916
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TREASURY NOTES.
CHARLES III. THyRSTON, +
WILL give Newport Money for a few thousand
w Dollars Of TREAsrRY NorEs. lin large or
small sums) n a small Discount
Newport. Feb. :.
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7!forms ais Z0ws and (ounsry CsAsfemers.
THAT he has Removed from the stand he re-.
= Gently occupied, to No. 49,, Thames.ssreet.
in the building next north of Mr.. CHAsSiSos
House, where he will continue to manufacture anS
keep constantly for Sale, Gold and Silver WARES
Of the best quality.
- Various articles Of Cutlery. plated. Britain
MA and Japanned Wares, together with variety Of
Fancy Goods. as usual. =
Newport, February %, 1916. tf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-17
Charleston. Jan. 6.
Com. Adrertiser.

Charleston. Jan. o.
Arrived, Swedish schooner Little-Bill
Royson, Aux-Cayes, IS days. 1t was re-
ported at Aux-Cayes. when capt b. sail
ed, by a man of war schooner belong to
Potion. that feet belonging;to Chris.
topic, was cruising off Cape Tiberion; 4
that Christophe hadldetained al Swedish
man of war brig, which had been sent
down from St. Bartholomew to demand
Swedish citizen, beleI'sing to that
place; and that they saw merchant
schr. a. anchor in the fleet, which was
supposed TO be one which had afew days
before left Aux-Cayes, belonging to N.
York, the supercargo is named Lindsay.
In consequence of TINS news capt. Boysen
took his passage through the Gulf, round
the island of Cuba.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-17
MARYLAND SENATOR.

The latest accounts from Annapolis
are unprenising. They scarcely leave
a doubt of the intention Of the Senate to
aejourn.without filling the vacancy oc-
casionedby the expiration. Of Gen. Smiths
term of service.
The brief history of the business is
simply this.-I'he federalists have ma
jority OF one vote on joint ballot; AZ
she commencement of the session. when
the Governor and Council were chosen.
tney sent a message to the Senate, pro-
posing also. to go into ballot for a
United States Senator. The Senate
treated the message with silent con-
tempt. They chose to take upon them
selves the responsibility of keeping the
State without their proper representation
in the U. States Senate. Thus the mat
ter remained for whole month, the re-
spectiul message OF the house, lying u
,ioa the Senate table, without that body
delgning to give an answer. But So
soon as the democratic patty tive fe-
ilefal members being unable to attend
irom sickness) feuad they could
so into the election with safety,
taey sent a message to the house
10 that effect. The house. of course.
act wayering for a moment in
their determination to carry into effect
the declared rcsH Of the State, voted to
lay the message on the table until absent
SICK friends could,he brought in. 'Ehe
Plan OF the minority is. to make the i'm
preston, that it is the fault of the fe-
deralists that the vacancy continues, and
II the legislature disperses without ap-
pointing. they will labor to impose the
belief upon the people, that the fedora
lists refused to go into the election. m
aid OF this plan, they nope to identify
the federal party with Mr.. Harper, and
to make his name the hinge upon whicf
the senatorial election shall turn:
Fed. Republican.
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National httelkgtncer.
co GRESS.

The Senate did not sit on Saturday.
In the House OF Representatives, after
further debate, in which Messrs. For
syth, Jackson, Randolph. Huger, Shelf
'ey and Wright, took part, the question
was atlength taken on the bill for regu-
iating commerce according tn the com
tnsrcial treaty. Fer the bill 86-A-
gainst it II. The bill is passed, and
sent to the Senate.
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n OF &c E.
September 90.

THE stockholders Of the Real Estate
Bank of tie United States are hereby no.
flied. that agreeably to the articles Of
association an election for eighteen Di-
recters and eighteen Commissioners ts
serve for the ensuing year, will be he'd
IT Mrs. Gooding's tavern, at West End
N the county OF Fairfax, on the frs
ionday in February next. The P"ll t.
1e opened at eleven o'clock in tie fore
noon ana closed at four O'Clock in IT,
afternoon. BY order OF
Ike President and Directors.
January dt1stFeh
PRINTING,
handsomely executed at the Othce OF IL
.4lg9andria Gazette,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-17
John G Laid
jan. II
Plaster Land for Sale

pEVHE Subscriber offers for sale, a
Farm, in the County of Fauquier
aad state of Virginia, containing $50 A.
res, one third Of which is of the strong
EST quality, and covered with heavy
yrowth of red oak and hickory-The re.
+idue, (being cleared land, is in good
aeart, two thirds of it having beer
aid down in red clover, and no tract
"a the state has afforded higher eviden.
ces of its adoption to the plaster of Pa
is.-There IS, on this tract, and at the
confluence OF the two never failing
,treams of Broad and Mil Runs. a
,cite for a Merchant Mill, with fall
# a5 feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for building, and by the side of a
veil built Saw-Mill, recently erected,
\ law has passed for turnpike ROAD
which will pass by or near this scite.
For the above property, ! will take
lie moderate price of 90 dollars per a
ere, with reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near EIaymarket Post Office, Va
Septembcr 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-17

Inthese treaties, it is stipulated that
= there shall be perpetual peace and
friendship between all the citizens of the
United States of America aud the indiyi-
daals composing the respective tribes;
and that the possessions, rights a.i,i
privileges which those tribes enjoyed, pri-
or to the late war with Great Britain.
shall be restored."
Com. .Advertiser.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-17

-
ItionaE revenues for defraying the eS
penses Of government and maintainil.
The pnblic credit by laying direct ia,
Inpon the district Of Columbia . passe,
|on the 9Th OF February, 1915, as to re
lduce the direct tax to be levied therein
ANNUALLY, to 1899 2o-l00.
z. RESOLVED, That it is expedient I,
lrcpcal the act entitled $ an act to pro
vide additional revenues for detrayins
the expenses of government aud main
|taining the public credit, by laying dp.
ties on spirits distilled within the Unit
ed States and territories thereof, and By
amending the act laying duties on licen.
ses to distiilers of sPirituous liquors.
passed on the 2lst of December, 1914,
excepting only the 18th, 18th, 10th and
24th sections thereof. from and after thu
1st day of April Mext. aud from tie
same day to add Ice per cent to the a
moant Of tie duty which all stills Doe
sabjectko duty are liable to pay.
s. Resolced, That it is expedient to
epeal. from and after th- 18th day OF
April next, the act entitled g an act to
provide additional revenues for defray.
Ing the expenses of government & main
tanning the public credit, by laying du
les on various gamis, wares. and mer-
chana;se, manufactured wi;hin the U.
Ststes," passed on the 18th OF January.
Is! :, aa1l also The act entitled "an act|
to proYi,ln additional revenues for de-
rrayiug the expenses Of government and
the public credit, by layingl
4 duty en- gold, silver, and plated ware.
and jewellery, and paste work, manu-
actared within the United States, y
passed on the 27ta of Feb. 1915, 'front.'
he same iay.
8. Resoispa. That it is exredient to|
'epeai the act entitled an act to pro-
vice additional revenues for detraying
the expenses OF government = maintain-
ns the public credit. by laying duties
n household furniture, and on gold and
silver watches,o passed on the 18th OF
January. 1879.
10. Rssoia'ea, That it is expedient sol
% amend the rates ot duties ubon import |
cd articles, after the S0th of June next,
rs that they shall be estimated to pro
luce an amount equal to that which
would he produced by an average addi-E
lion of AZ per cent. to the permanently
rates of duties.
IL. Resolved, That the deGcienc,
lrising from the reduction or abolition OF
any OF the duties heretofore pledged b,
aw for the support OF the government
Tor the payment of the public debt, and
the establishment o. sinking fund, shall
De supplied by appropriating to those OBJ |
ects, a sufficient amount from the prof.
lact of the taxes or duties proposed til
De continued or increased.
l2. Res0tred. That it is expedientl
that from and after the wear 1916, an ad |
lition shall be made to the sum of 5000,
100 Of dollars, now annually appropriat-|
ed for the payment of the interest andl
of the public debt, so as to
inake tle whole sum to be appropriated!
annually othat- purpose, lS,5o0,Oc0 doll
lars.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-17
Nssr- YORK., Jan. Is.

Tie schr. Murray, from Madeira, la
den with wine and raisins, which as men
toned in our paper last weekly ran a.
ground on Fire-Island Bar. south side of
Long Island, has, we understand, been
entirely lost. We are happy to learn
that part of the cargo has been saved.
Indian Treaties. president and
senate have ratified the following treaties
with our Indian neighboFs
IA treaty of peace with the Pou-
ofthe Illinois river concluded
at Portage DIES Sioux, July Is, 1915.
2. A treaty with the Kickapoo tribe.
concluded at the same place. Cd. Sept.
1875:
S. A treaty Of peace with the Iaway
tribe, concluded at the same place, Sept.
IL, 1915.
a. A treaty of peace with the Teeton
tribe concluded at the same place, 10Th
July, 1915.
5. A treaty Of peace concluded at the
same time and place, with the Sioux of
the Lakes.
6. A treaty of peace with the Wyan-
dot, Delaware, Seneca, Shawanoe, MI
ami. Chippewa, Ottawa and Potawatimie,
tribes. residing within the limits OF the
state of Ohio, and the territories of In
diana and Michigan, concluded at Spring
ellis, ON the eighth day of septen'-
Der, 1915.
7. A treaty OF peace with the Pianke-
!. Jaw tribe, concluded at Portage DIES 81
TX, ON the 18th of July, 1915.
8. A treaty of peace with the KAMA
zoe, concluded at st. Louis, Oh the 2Stl.
a October, 1915,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-17
New Publications.

AN0" y uoAANSssAOnCs
inst received and for, sale 5y J.GyaES
KE.NsV'EI)Y aud son,
DR.! Stark's lectures on the acts of the
apostles. ri
Chateasbriiand's beauties Of christi
|anity.
Charlemagne, or the church deliver
cd: poem--by Lucien Bonaparte. 2
yolumes.
The missionary: a poem-by W. l..
Bowles.
Anster Fair, and other poems.
A Journal of events in Par S, from,
June to july 1915.
A visit to Paris in ! 8i4, BY ]. Scot t.
A geographical and historical account
Of the island of St, Helena, with brief
memoir of Napoleon Bonaparte prior to
bis embarkation.
Kits flowers of wit. 9 vols.
Scientific dialogues for children and
youth.
ALSO,
School and classical books of every
description, and general assortment of
he very best stationary. Blank books Of
Every sort made to any pattern and IN a
'ery superior stiIe with patent ruling and
binding.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-17

In the senate, Yesterday. tbs bill to
authorize the appointment of one Admi-
al and two Vice Admirals, was ordered
to be engrossed for third reading.
rhe bill from the other house, to re-
guIate commerce according to the con-
yention Of commerce with great Britain.
was read and passed to a second read
ing.
National InttplEcLncer.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-17
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
WILL sell l16 Acres of Land. ST.
II tuated on the Leesburg road in Fair.
fax county, 20 miles from Alexandria
Is from Georgetown and Is from Lees.
burg-There i. on the land Immediately
on the Leesburg road, tenement saita.
bic for wagon stand-most of the land
is we'll timbered and the tract is we'll wa
tered. This tract will be sold for cash
or on short credit provided the pay
ment be well secured.
ANN DADE.
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For sale or Rent.

THE three story brick HOUSE &
LOT on King street, lately occupied by
he Domestic Company, Justly consider
ID one Of the best stands in town and
ae!l calculated for the accommodation oi
+, genteeI family and an extensive bust.
oess-Possession may be had after the
irst of March next.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-17
Fresh I ca, Brandy, lndi-
so, &c.
James & Jacob Douglas

Haze Just received
Is half Ghosts 1vo r.
& louhg ,yr
Is boxes Of is lbs. each son ihA'
.america's Cargo, and selected
of the best quality
Sc barrels good MuscovadO Sugar
2 pipes superior Cognac Brandy
GOO lbs. fresh Currants
8 tons patent Shot, assorted from 7
to No 10
90 quarter casks Best FF glazed Gun
powder
600 lbs. Pepper and Pimento
500 lbs. Spanish Indigo (good)
2 hhds. Green COpperas
1000 lbs. Alum,
Annatto, Nader, Fig Blue, Saltpetrcs
&c. sc. Gc.
On Hand
600 bushels Liverpool slowed Salt
6 hhds. good Antigua Rum
5000 lbs. Coffee
8 hhds. LIST quality N. Orleans
Sugar
90 barrels low priced Muscovado do.
$50 boxes English Pipes A gross
each
100 Reams Wrapping Paper,
Which, with large supply of Carrots
and Leiper's Scotch Snuff, Lorillard's
Maccoboy and Rappee ditto, and a gee
neral assortment ei other articles in the
line, are offered at reasona-
BILE prices for Cash. or to punctuat men on
our usual rerrns.
Nov. 49,. eOtf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-17

The Russian and Swedish Ministers.
~. DaschkoA' and NJ. de Kantzow, and
n. Iiechleitner. the Charge aes Affairs
of the U. Netherlands. have severalIy ar
rived in this city within few days.
Mt. Int.
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Public Sale.

in Tuesday next, will be sold at the
Vendue Store,
Superfine and second broad cloths
:; Swansdown vestings
Bennets cord
Stockinets
BombaZetts
Cotton and woollen hosiery
- Cambria and leno muslins
Cambria prints
Cotton shlrtings
Ginghams
Marssllles vestings, &c. &c.
ALSO
10 chests Imperial and Y. H. Tea and
8 hnds. Pennsylvania Cider. j.
Z. g. MasteIler.
Jan ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-17

To Let,
TWVHE Warehouse at the corner Of
Fairfax and Queen streets pos
session given immediately. Apply to
C. p. Thompson.
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