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Mr.. w. Smith reprOVcu OUT Suholins
a nest of pirates to exist IN the centre o.
the world. The treaties which we haa
made with those bafbarians,
consisted of little more than sending
rem presents toindpce them to suspena
rtleir depredations. He thought that the
great opportunity of freeing the world
fe9n those pirates had beer lost last year
in the congress. He hoped that every
means would be adopted to Put them
iown, and that no treaty would be enter
ed in to lecogrlze. even by implication
he pretended right OF the AseElneS U
|plunder.
rdCochrane cantended, that two. sail
|ai the line would Lave been sufficient to
|Gompel the dey of Anglers to accede to
Iany terms he City of Algiers was on
THE sea shore, the water was deep
enough fsr first rates to come upto the
livery walls, and those were mouated on
lily with a few pieces Of cannon, with TIE
use Of which the barbaIians were scarcely
Iacquainted.-fie then described from
his vn observations, the horrid state OF
men of education and fortune as well as
Iathey casaes, dragged from their own
country, and compelled, by The lash, to
| erf0rln, in all the intensity of the sun,
abors for which men were almost incom-
5yetent That state of slavery, he nail
faioed. Mig t be put down at once. By tie
Eencrgles OF this nation and the fat OF
This Aialesty's ministers.
Ehe ion. Vii. w d said, that whenever
a fayo aS'e oppv'tuniry arose. tins country
ehoalG interfere to preserve her honor
md reputation, as wei as from motives
IF humanity.
MIR. Rrouehas4 was g'alhe had brought
he subject fare lie House as il had e.
!lclted an universal expression Of the de
CESSATION with winch the AIgelinp pira
ieies we're viewed. With his Noble
Friend Eord Coahrane) he tbocgtt hat
}the oniy way t abolish at o6ce these
ienocniGes, was not send an Anbasss
dor to the Dey Of ai2iers, bgtan oficer
with two sal! Of the fine, 70 threaten to
burn and destroy his cit and his vessels,
iif he did not re'inqnist all his claims, to
tie present infamous system. He admit-
ed the strength Of tic Noble LORDS OBJ
lection u producing the papers at pre-
! sent as the negotiations were not closed.
But if one article Of the treaty. should il
Have been conc!uded.shouId be broken 5y
ltbe Alg',nes, he trusted that NJ amicable
jexplanation would be received, hut thai
lships wonid be sent to carry justice, pu
jnlshmenF, and even ven :eance, 70 the
shores Of AIsicro. lie then withdrew
| his motion.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

UNDER the authority OF a decree o.
he Superior Court Of Chaneery held a y y
Fre,lericksburgh, in the suit Of 5ilesI
F;tgbugb against A., and ]. Scholtleld.t
the subscriber viii Offer at public sale.
for cash, at Gooding's tavern, on the pre-
misses. ON Thursday the ed day OF Au.
gust next. a valuable Tract OF LAM.
containing about 1616 acres, situate u
Fairfax county. on both sidEs OF the III
tie River Turnpike Road ana Of Acco
tank Run, about nine miles tren Alex
.andria and nearly the same distance from
the city of Washington and tieofgetoWn'
Part of a large tract called RayensWo'th,
and formerly owned by Giles fitzhugh-
On this tract there is a very valuable
Mill seat, towards the impros ement o.
which considerable progress has la'e
by been made by digging out and prepa'
lriee the races, and collecting large
portion OF the building materials Which
| are now on the spot: tie sclte also ati"td'
lroon fec an extensive manufacturing
establishment.
Nest of the great roads leading to the
itowns above mentiaeed faliinto the lit
tie River Turnpike Road a shorfdistanect
above the land proposed to be sold, and
new turnpike cad leading directly iron
the land to the City Of Wa-hinstonanc
Georgetown, has lately been laitf CIT, ant
part Of it finished. Ihe soiFiswel ada
ed to farming and the use OF plaster an'
clover, and a large portion OF the iant
is already well taken in clover. iht
vasinus advantages this ira possesses
render it we'll worth the attention OF en-
fterprizing men. a great number OF lot
Ihaye been laid oil for town proposed Z
be established along the turspte read.
The sale viii commence precisely at L
le'clock.--and the land wild be laid OF
Unto lots 20 suit purchasers, Any char
| tered Bank paper declared ta be carren
in Fai fax County By the court Vi TIA
county, will be received m payment
Riehnrd Il Henderson,
R. L. I'ay lar,
Commissioners
Inlv 10 ppto
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Lord sidmouth repeated his staten.nt,
as to Burr, and said that on his return to to
this country he had applied for license
for residence, and voluntarily submitted
to the alien laws.-Fhere was, therefore
no difficulty in his case.
Earl Grey asked whether MIR. Burr had
not, on the ground of his being born in
English allegiance, objected 10 his deDor,
tation i; was called 70 this was M
English measure, and no English nam :
Lord Holland asked whether Burr l. !,
not applied o be naturaIizea. and h hag
not been informed that he could 70. 'aa
he could not say that he vas born M, az ~
British allegiance. W
Lord sidnouth said he knew notb;r.
aboutany such circumstance.
lord Holland observed that thew or.,.
to be cautious about passing an act f. ~.
powers into the hands Of thoxe who, wb ps
questioned as to the manner Of execnfor
had no answer to give but tl,atthey know
nothing about the matter.
Lord Sidmouth would saw ro.h;ne .,
to the oandor Of the observation hnt Is
proceeding as to Burr ten place in l8Oo
when he was not in the 0ifice ofthe HIM.
Department; but, even if lie had h.
might not be able at once to recollert
every separate proceeding.
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
SIDNEY. JAY ..

SIDNEY, JAY o.
Gorerrmeptnrd Genrrai OtdsiS' W.
Department. Az anxious desire 70 60" co..
der the Discoveries n the latey eHf'O 20
ed country to the westward 81 'ne - .,,.
Mountains as complies AID rnFof''o'IL
the mother country aad the Pls@ en- ''
nv. as the means wilba mSPo"el W. g,,.t
enable him, having indaced BIS e>'s"I
cy the governor whist at Bathurst , -"
struct Nir. Evans to pr ceea ron her ~"
uisue his discoveries as much "a
westward as his meanscf caffyipS / =
visions. the nature OF tie court! zen
which he should pass, AID TIE "plD IT,, IN
occurrences. TO which, as = tfatT S *.
an unexplored country, be "'s9i % +,
posed, would permit, aad slr. evans aus n II.
wing returned, with the persons, WV de.
tended him, all SAFE, bis excellent -5yuot, 4
sir.s to lay the following bfiel ae' #
extracted from his Jour al, ana nina
til 5 tour, before the pubic, az sm ed
lion OF his former tour, when az
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HARD WARE & CUTLERY.
Axonanse Office, Geo,6etos9

q WILL give the highest premium lar
3 Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, Oh
the following places, VIZ.
Boston, New York Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia. will also give
the highest premium fer Drafts on New
Orleans, Treasury Notes and Specie.
Al kinds of Western Bank Notes
bought and sold.
An kind, Of Stocks and Bills of Elk
change bought and sold.
Notes. Drafts, AID Interest collected
and RENTED for small commission.
aP Persons travelling to any part OF
the United states may be supplied with
suitable Funds
arr Please to enquire atmy Exchange
and Brokers Office, BrJdgg-sireet, Geo
1o5cA.
Romulus Riggs.
June / ii
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HOUSE OF LORDS. JUNE IS.
COLONEL BCER.

Earl Grey rosefo ask the noble y'iscount
opposite a question on The subject Of the
I6!i Alien BID Oh the discussion OF
which they were about to enter. In re
FLY to some observations made on a for
liner night, he noble Vlscoant bad sta
tied tl'at no American had ever been sent
lout OF the country under the Ahen BIZ,
Iahd also mat no dlfAen'y had ever occur
red a to the question whether me Ah,e'
Ican dl7@hGtt were aliehs or h"'' lie
aa'i ''fey, naa tneh stare" not iFo'" US
own Kno"ieagp' oet / ON very respecta-
DE aol""'l,V; mat d" american ',ao oeeh
sei' oo' 0, nc c""n'iF u'oe' ,'le a''e''
o''l, anu tiia' . n'e ''ah wa %. n .i !.
nc h"''e 'S'oph' was 40. AZ va,
'''e ao'e 20 say PoSi'IFeiJ' MhTt.,ei 'l'n,
was .hE Id>e % 'io' ",' ''"U A'''' i'0 "ou''
eng T. ne "'S'l'' - ~" IN ,''''
Iila' ei'l"'y '"n OS0i IND anu nv"
i"t '''@'e =. ''oou
h.Fu 'o,oi"o",'' Sa'u' HiaS tie hoo.e
carr ''a.en'Fii' ''"'i ho' zee" co'L :, ;
,Gf On 'ooking az 'ae 'ec0F1s % ne ONCE,
ne iouho tHat o"'' Burr haa hot Deen
emf out o. lhIs Country uAuef 'Ae alien
act.
Earl trey heh ne must lave oeen
lmlSlniormed as to that pcint: but he
wished to know whether any proceedings
had taken place wlth,rcspect to Mr. Burr
and whether aay difficulties had, in the
coarse OF proceedings, arisen on the
questionto *hieh he lad adveftesI!
Lord Smmouth stated that MIR. Burr
had come to this country, and passed un-
der teigned name, that he had changed
his name, and passed under aaotnef
ieIsned name; thar government concelV-
ing ne might have had some improper o.
ject in view, appreheDded him under the
alien act, bat that no difficulty IN The
case had arisen. Government were con-
vlnced that he had no improper obJeetin
view. ne demanded passports Tor 9"e
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DREADFUL WAR IN AFRICA

IoNboN July /.
In our late papers we toned an az.
count which had appear I, in he Dutch
Journals, OF a war that was rayagng The
western coast of Africa. Ii was trans
nitted BY the Dutch secretary to 90.
pernment. az the castle Of St. Geor0p
De!mina. dated the 18TH Of March. and
expressed tie opinion that our establish.
ment Of Cape Coast Castle, installed IN
the Dntch papers Cape Cors, you'd net
he able to hold cut against the furious
banlitti who were conins do1u against
it.
We received on Saturday letter from
gentleman resident at tat settlement,
from which We have extracted the loIIca.
Ing particulars of the origin and progress
of the negro war. The letter is dated tie
ed OF March, seven days later than the
Dutch secretary's account, and is tie
only communication On the subject that
has yet been received in England.
& Since ny last, says The writer,ve
have been full OF trouble, alarm; and COLI
fusion at this place, and all along tbs
Fantee coast. 1t appears that three Or
four of the Island Princes, having given
some offence to the king OF Ashantee, he
made wa upon them, with vast ar
my, and chased them from race TO Ice,
with dreadful slaughter, I'll they came
up to the Fantee territory, where they
received protection for time. But De-
ing again attacked by at least 10000
men, it was impossible to stand against
them, and after a sanguioary battle the
fusitives coaid not make stand, and
they were routed aad dispersed in all
din ections.
"The Ashantees having afterwards
heard that they had found an asy Ium
near ibis place, Cape Coast Castle. they
dispatched a part of their army hitler,
with an intention of destroying the town
and l am sorry to say, there has been
much skirmishing, and several heads
taken OF by the victors, for sAce the
abolition of the slave trade, 1t IS ne u
inform custom Of those sayages to Put
all the prisoners to dcafh. Dir "0te
interfared as seen rs he heard what was
gong on, and dispatched MESSENGERS 10
the Ashantee General, "ho has re'01"-
ed pacific answer, stating. that ne l'S7
no intention to moiest Gaze Coast You
NAV be sure, however. that We are HO'
without alarm. as their army is 50 cl7Se
70 us. that while it remaiu>, We 'ee' a.
uneasy as If we were aheut TO fcceL'e 'no
embrace a la F.ancGiSe be iaCt 10
that we Place no confidence in the" pa
cific profession. All tle English Tor n,"'
nv miles round. have hurried l2fo 'l'
Castle with the utmost preciP"att'"'
where We are shut in with between 10"
and FIVE thousand women and cl!i!a'e"'
On the stler side, The W0rsaw tlloe "a''
brought an army down against .o'n"'t :.
dia. SO that there is rothlog h0' VA "
slaughter ali around US. The Aha""
boes. and all the tribes as far as befs'
Goa are either murdered or dispersed
and such is our critical situation that VIC
know not what soon VII! become % 's'
as il seems impossible Tor any OF Us I.
leave tie coast. as We 1ave no shiPS a.
hand. aud that Lord MNlgraye IS A0'
expected in less TRAN torta!sht'D
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For Rent,
Fen collars s,eward.

Strayed away from the premises Of the
sub, criber. living in Alexandqia, young
COW. has thin horns. She is of a red
dish cast, with White streass on he bel
lv. a LONG switch teil--no other marks re-
collected. She has been absent since Ju-
". | will give tie above reward TO any
person who will deliver SAID COW 10 me.
Sami. ID Harper.
august 81 s,
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On Saturday, 24th instant, at clever
ho'cloclS, win De sod, at Lown5les's are
louise, twenty tons Of assorted iiON, II
OTIS TO suit purchasers.
Plough Irons
Wagon Tire
Axe Bars, s. various other sizes.
MALLORY aud " AYlS,
Aactioneers.
GEORGETOWN. AUGUST 81 a
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Public Sale.

On Friday next the Esd instant, at ball
mast S O'Clock, will be sold at the are
residence Of Benjamin Pate son, dec.a,
on Prince street, all his Household aae
Kitchen Furniture, Carpenters ieois'
Also. Negro Man, a good carpenter
FOR term of years.
p. G. Maryteller.
august 81
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Asso ted Iron, at Auctioel,

AUGUST 21
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Far Sale

For Sale,
On board Of the brig George Washington
at Capt. Baine's wharf
10 pines Of gin
200 casks lime
600 lbs cheese
6 dozen Windsor chairs
casks porter
crate cream colored plates
6 portable desks
6 legs pearl ash.
august 81 ST
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iurnp Seed
TfFE FOR SAFE.
July IA

4 1tECAV = a = 20 = y = =
a quandty of fine early Dutch Tnr
nip Seed. of my own savings, as they
we're remarkable fne--the create ; care
was taken to save the sorts apart whlte
top, red ditto. green ditto, ea:lY stone.
white and green top, also the yeaow tor
nip, Delaware and re,i kaie, with ever
other kind Of seed in ,iecaad, lacern and
white clover, catduas tuioru'n or taiiers
teazel, for raising the knao upon ~ao,ien
cloth, the seeds or heads may be had.
A hbcrat allowance to those who Par-
chase to retail,
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TIE best assortment Of

TIE best assortment Of
China, GaSs x Queens Ware,
Which | viii sell as low as can be ha,i
IN town for good Paper: a good assert.
ment of stone and potters' ware. and .
few pair garden shears.
.Niehoias Hiags'on,
Fairtay street, near st. naui's
Church.
July GO lmcp
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Public sale.

In pursuance Of two several DEGREES
propoanced by tie county court OF FAR
fax, sitting as court of chancery IN suit
therein with William and Sa-
muel Simmons, ccmplainants, and Eliza.
beth Plpmpet, defendant,
The subscribers, Two of the commits
sioners therein named, on Monday the So
Of June next, at II o'clock will proceed 10
sell at public auction On the premises, on
a credit Of six months, certain lot OF
land situated, lying and being in the SAID
county OF Fairfax, On the north side Of
the Little River Turnpike Road, near
yhe town OF Alexandria, and immediate
ly opposite tue Cameron Mills, being the
lot OF which Elizabeth Simmons, late o.
said county died seized. The purchase
to give bond and security to Satisfaction
OF the commissioners.
Thomas Wilson,
Samuel SINNERS,
Commissioners.
Fairfax, Nav 6 cots
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Echn's Al IT, Bilious Pills.

The operation of these pills is perfect
mild, so as to be used with safety by pc
rs III every situation, and of every ages
They are excellently adapted to carr
of superiuous bile prpuaent its NOR
abide secretions--to restore amend thelr
appette--to produce free perspiratlo,
and thereby prevent colds whish is so Of
ten OF fatal consequences. A dose never
tails te remove cold if taken on first It
appearance-they are celebrated for re
moving habitua cestiveness-sickness a
the stomach aud severe head -ache--and
ought to be taken by all persons on q
change of climate.
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February Is
Public Sale Of Lands.

EYNDE2 the authority OF decree
4 of he superior court Of chancery
he'd at Fredericksburg, in the case OF
Giles Fitzbush againstAndrew Scheduled
and Jonathan Scholfield, tbs subscribers
Will offer at public sale for cash on satar-
day the 25th inst. at Gooding's tavern on
the Little River Turnpike road--so much
of a Tract of Land conveyed by the said
Giles Fitzhugh to the said ASH. schoI-
field, as will be sufficient to satisfy the
sum of s 1885 90, and the expenses OF
sale. The Land proposed to be sold, is
part of the we'll known tract called Ra-
vensworth situated on both sides OF Ac-
cotink Run. and affords some valuable 81
tuations for mills and manufactures.
RI. Taylor,
May 4 eots*
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Haha's genuine Eye Water.
yoofl,e .ac1,e Drous.

The only remedy yet discovered which
sives immediate and lasting reiiefin the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDICINES are
prepared from the Recipes OF the late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, his
widow No. IS, Maiden Lane, New-Ycrk,
and by her particularappointment scid by
.nfessrs. jas. Kennedy e Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA
Al 10
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Hamilton's Grand. Restorative,

Is recommended as an invaluable me-
dicine for the speedy relief and perma-
nent cure of the various complaints which
Insult from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
vndiscretions, residence in climates unfair
rorable to the constitution, the immode,
rate use of tea, frequent intoxlcation, OF
anvdestructiye mtemperance, the un-
kilful or excessive use of mercury ; the
disease peculiar to females at a certain
psiod of life, bad lyinss IN, cts.
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Office.

The members of the Mutual Assn
rance Society of Virginia are again no.
tiled Of my re-appointment as Agent
and Collector, and that shall attend III
Alexandria on the Goth instant, for the
purpose of receiving payment Of the an
nual quotas for the present year. Delin-
quents and assignees are also notified
of the late decision of the supreme court
of the U. States in favor of said Society
ina case involving all points of dispute.
Such as wish to save the costs If de-
cree and carrying that decree into exc
cution, will tlsa have an opportunity OF
doing So
r. A. TAYLOR,
Agent and Collector NJ. A. ;.
fredericksburg. April So 2aN2m
PRINTING
Neatly executed at the Office Of the a.
lexandTia Gazette
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Landing

Landing
From the Norfolk Packet Uaioa, at Ad-
dams, Herbert and Co.'S. wharf,
SO hhds. Surinam Molasses
10 cases Chateaux Margaux Clayet
Is ditto Port Wine
10 ditto Teneritie ditto
5 ditto Claret-.A5 OF very superior
quality.
End in Store, jsist Rece;oed,
so boxes, IL pounds each, Spanish
Chocolate
100 boxes best brown Soap
. hEds. and 2 tierces Loaf Sugar.
and few casks White Wine Vi
negar-:for sale By
Barnezcall e Popham.
april 80 cow
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Oscar junior.

Stands this season at Mount Air, adj
Joining, Piscataway, Prince Georges
County, Maryland, and covers Mares at
fifty dollars. The season ends the Ill
teenth Of July, 1885, Good pastnrase
for Mares at three quarters OF dollar Il
week, and grain furnished at the market
price if requested. ! will not De ar
swerable for accidents or escapes
Twenty five dollars, and one for the
groom, will be taken, if paid in the sea-
son. Oscar is beautiful chesnut sorrel,
sixteen hands hiph, stout, active and re.
markably handsome, FIVE years old this
spring. He is out of the late Doctor h
delin's celebrated running Mare Sloret.
ia, by Oscar. Oscar was the property VI
Colonel John Iayloe of Virginia, and a
capital turf horse. Fioretta perhaps wen
more jockey Club Purses than any one
horse on the continent. His pedigree
may be seen at his stable.
JOSEPH EDELIN,.
arriI 2S 2hw4W
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e,lds, c5'lgIIis.
HAMILTON,s ELTXER.

S,,oersi;ra remedy for Cotds, oestaaa1se,
Courbs .asthn,as, sore tEtroats, ana
npproaching Cons,tnsptions, and mos
disorders of the breast and lungs.
A SINGLE, trial will prove, that IT
restores the determination OF t'.s 2
fluids to the surface Of the body; ana
m;nps ON the common healtfful persplras
ion: that it dislodges and eyacuates the
tough viscid phlegm or mucus, Strength
ems the weakened vessels of the lungs s,
sheathes the acrimonious humor whieh
|reritates them and finally discharges It
Thus strikes at the root of the disorder
|rl,e sy,nntons are of course effectgaiiy
land permanently conquered, the reverse
|of com,noa medicines which weaken tne
|constitution, and give strength TO thp
disc, der. for the sake Of moderating tor
the nresent some of its painful effects.
CASE OF CUBE.
Selected from a numerous Lat
TO III. LEE.
geing DESTROYS to make public Tor the
luood Of others the excellent quality o.
a ANfILTON's ELIXIR, prepared BY
| the late Mr.. Lee, have sent You the FOL,
law;ng account of the benefit | have re,
Iea,yeS from it: which | hope Will induce
letbsrs to give tia trial. In consequence
Iof = bruize on the breast received from
|fali. nv health grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, and frequently ! have
had suddenly to,ise up in my bed with
|all the horrors OF immediate suitocauon
add to these, a constant pain IN my
breast and cough, great loss OF
strength and flesh, and you may conceive
That my symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. The advice
/ Of most eminent physician was resorted
0, and afterwards second was called
I'm, but without giving me any reiled
Another physician, who knew me and
1.-The circumstances of my case, accused
p,e to e.iue Hamilton's Eiiai' triat-
saving, he had etsed sat IN has practice.
and al,uays found 1t to do mach good. "
bottle was procured, aud L fond retie,
before Thad taken half ofH. lconunned
to use it, and was soon strong enough to
attend to business. On taking cold, some
of nav former symptomsreturn but are al
ways removed by dose or two OF the T.
Iixir.
GEO. BENNER, jr.
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Tdays
For Madeira,

e If...l
xES The substantial sch'r.
~ Mary and ! rancls:'
49, s,aptain Gushing (; will take
SOU barrels at a moderate ireight~lf I'M
mediate arpIication issmade to
.G:iams. herbert ard Co.
Who have ,aadiEg from said Sch'r,
Fine old Madeira " Inc. from
the houses OF !. Howard, March and Co.
Scott, Pringle, yeitch and Co. & Muir
doch, Youiile, WARDROBE ard lo---n
pipes, halt pipes and quarter casks
which viii be sold q. the Madeira price
aud aec,aing- charges,
20 Graf !. .sFerpool ware
Go boxes eitr0n.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
Richard C.. Norton,

NEY At La w,
HAS taken as an Office the room i'm
z 4 mediately over that at present &C.
ipied by John ID. simnis, Esquire, OF
'Iince-street, and nearly opposite Mr..
81. MilIer's warehouse.
r. C. n. will be at his office ever,
evening from three O'Clock till sunset.
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