davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-16
[ eudoun Land Tor Sale
II WILL dispose Of TIE traetsf Lane
on Which 1 now reside, It contain
600 Acres,

QUU ,fACTCS,
Three hundred Of which are handsome
" timhered, Tools 10 wheat and the re- e
sidue il clerer--It produces from ilye 70
ten barrels OF Germ to the acre, ana is as
we'll ADAPTED to the use Of clover ard
Dlaister as any land in the county. There
s q On Il atwo story brick house, 40 feet
long. and % feet wide, with eight COM
veniept rooms it has ruostof the neces.
sary out buildings. This land 10 situated
on the river Potomac and is about eight
miles below Leesburg, IS from GeOrge-
town and 80 from Alexandria. Whear
NAV be taken from the farm TO the Be-
neca MiE. for less than one cent per
bushel. where it will command within a
few cents of the Georgetown and Alex
andria prices--The land will be shewn
by the subscriber, or in his absence by
: ! ''''''' s. EDGAR M'CARTY. s
Dec. Ia. 2aw2m
Apprentice wanted.
XWTANTED to attend in a Grocery
w Stop, Lad from Is to 10
wears Of age. One from the countEy,
would be preferred.
Apply to the Printer.
ian 90 colin
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-16
I he Subscriber
Has just received direct from Bremen.
good assortment Of
German Goods,

herman UOOUS,
Consisting Of the following Articles, VIZ
Brown and white rolls
Hessians
Ticklenburg
German oZnaburg
PIatiilas, brown and white
White sheetings & shirting linen
Dowlas
Creas
Britannias
Diaper and diaper table cloths
Tapes, ribbon, &c.
Sacking
Glass ware
Iron and steel
White and colored thread
Stene jugs
Quart bottles, and
A variety of other articles, added to
his former stock, will make his assert
ment very good-which he will sell at
reasonable prices for cash or good notes.
Charles Tyler.
February Is
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
CHAnLEsroN, Sept. 9.

hiO4u II n ANNA.
we learn by pessengef in the scir. I'm
tetope, arrived on Saturday from HAVANA.
which port she left on the ist. inst. that Go,
neral ApoDAcA, (late Governor of that
pace,) recently appointed Yicerov of Mex
leo, had arrived at Vera Cruz, where the
inhabitants refused to acknowledge his an.
thOrity, and detained him and his suite nr;.
s0ners.
The inhabitants of Hispaniola were said
to be Iipe tor a revolution.
HE above mentioned gentleman had
ecently been on the Spanish Main. and in
forms that Gen. BoLIvAR, in his attack ON
Caracas, was not wounded. rive do not
!ecoiiect to have seen IL stated that he ha.i
oeen.I After the engagement, in which
ne yas defeated and put to the rout, with
he loss OF oOO killed aud as many more
wounded and taken prisoners, he embark
ed with the wreck OF his army on board
the iiect and put Ia sea but where bound
was not known. Some coniectured thar
ne had gone for the purpose of obtaining
feintorcements. This statement differs
materially frOm those heretofore received
they estimated his whole force in that
battle at 800--this makes his loss amount,
to 1000 men.
Gen. Nina, on! informant also states, &C
ter leaving Philadelphia, had gone to Bo-
&c "a de Pucrda, near Tampa, where he had
raised an army Of 1000 men, & was short
y expected to land on some part of Cuba.
TO procure further reinforcements & that
considerable majority of the inhabitants
of that island were in favor of reynIu-
ron, and would join any cause that held
forth prospect Of emancipation from the
Spanish yoke.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18

ulars, from person intimately acquaipte,
with their concerns, and winch might b.
Interesting 10 some Of your mercantile read
jers.
i Messrs. Gordon, Murphy, O'Farei Z
20. were lor number OF years bankers al
the Court of Madrid, brokers and money
agents to the Spanish government for ali
her affairs with South America, sole mono-
pollsts OF all the wool from the Royal Spa
nlsh flocks, estimated at 100000 head of
the best pauler and merino breed, thew
were extensively concerned with house, In
Mexico, Lima, Vera Cruz, BueDos Ayres,
and HAVANA. They were instructed by
the Spanish government with ireishtiog all
the register ships on South America, with
European produce, they removed their
chief establishment to London short time
before the French entered Madrid in 1916,
but have on tie return Of Ferdinand resu-
med their banking business in Madrid, al
though they had but small share of the 90
yernment transactions, THAT having been
TOR these three years past transacted by the
great London house of Firinain de TAFT
lett S9tilla & coy Messrs. MURPHY, Cor
don Il CO. employed upwards of60 clerks
an their London house and upwards of
500 in their different establishments.
They estimated their profits in 1911 at
ISL .000l. and returns at seven millions
MIR. Gordon is member of Parliament for
the city at Worcester in England.
Mr. Murphy and MIR. Quarrel cnioy in
SPAN, the rank of Hidaijos, or neb.emen.
The father OF Nc. Murphy has Withdrawn
from the concern some years ago, aud has
purchased near Carlow in Ireland, n noble
estate, formerly belonging to the Barring
ton family, for which he paid S7O.O9Ol he
has son Dean of the cathedral in roiedo.
and Que OF the royal al,noners. A sue
cession OF heavy losses is assigned as the
cause of their failure, especially by the
great banking house OF Lord French. IN
Dublin, with whom they were in contract
tor supply ing the allied armies in the pc.
ninsula--also by the house of Emanuel Gu
mez della Tnrra, Macarrado. s. co. The
house of ofeily, Younge & co. which has
failed, was always cousideredas an accom-
odation house for Messrs. Gordon. Mummy
u CO. This failure is the greatest sbo.k
that ever Manchester, Glasgow and York
shire ever experienced, the two aforesaid
houses exported more manufactured goods
than any six houses their account ctiprenf
With one house in Leeds generally exceed
ed 7O,o0Ol.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
NOFICK-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

OSpNSiiOST 1Zlii, 1910.
The proposition made by tbs department for
commencing the payment OF small sums ia Gin
on the first day OF octobeF, 1916, has been rener
ally declined by the state banks, Which have
heretofore Suspended their specie payments And
as an arrangement for supplying the neonle
with the requsite medium to paw their dut,es
and taxes, independently Of the State Banks
cannot be conveniently made, until the bank IL
the United States shall be in operation. no further
measures will be pursued, with a view 10 the
objection OF the revenue in coin, on the sa;d
first OF October 1916
Bd. IN pursuance OF the Resolution oF Con.
sress, passed on the 20th day Of April 1916.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That from aud after the 2Oth day of February
1917, all duties, taxes, debts, or sums Of money
accrulng or becoming payable TO the IT, States
must be pad and collected in The legal currency
OF the United States, or Treasury Noes mr.
Notes Of the Bank Of the Unted States. or in
Votes OF Banks which are payable and paid on
demand IN tue legal currency Of the U States,
and Tot otherwise.
And all Collectors and receivers of Pubic
money are required to- pay due attention to tie
notice hereby given, and 10 govern themselves.
IN the collection and receipt OF the public dues.
duties, and taxes accordingly
The Collectors of the Customs, and e the III
rect Tax and Internal Duties, are requested TO
make this notice generally known, by ali the
means in their power. And the printers au.
ihorized TO publish the laws Of the u States Will
'e pleased to insert it in their respective news
papers.
Al DALLAS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
VIRGINIA:

Al Rules holder Il, tie Ciefs's Office or the .gyse.
Cior Cowf@ CIaneery for f6s RicInond he
trfct, The 24tb day erJtne 1916.
Benjamin Cooke, Junr. pBf
AGAINST
Leroy uPshaw, and John Pritehett, executor
" s''e,i''"n burnett Def'ts.
The defendant Leroy Upsbaw, not hayn,e On.
tered his appearance and given security aScor.
ding TO the Actof Assembly and the rules Of IBIS
court, and disappearing by satisf.c,orv evidence
mat he Is not an inhabjtant Of ms country n
u occcred, that the said Defcudant do s5bear
here on the FRS day Of tn next term and an.
s%er the bill Of the Plaintiff; and hat a eooy
Ut tliis order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published IN the City Of Richmond.
ior Two months successfully and posted st The
front door OF the Capitol, IN the said CITY.
ACoPy--feste,
July q, 1916. -wew - -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
Rural Shades.

The subscriberresPecHully Informs her friends
and the public gen rally, that she las taken that
wen known stand, formerly occupied by MIR
Hull, called the Rural Siad~s." about three
miles fron the Market House in the Civ Of
Richmond, and OF the road leading to the New
Bridges, where she intends keeping public
house under the management of Mrs Catherine
Dabney and Mr. Laney 'ralley. She Aatters
herself (from the long experience of the mana.
gers) to share portion Of tie patronage of a
generous public.
Sept 1875
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
NOTICE

The subscriber tenders his services to the CT.
tizens of Richmond as IN experienced Tailor.
who will execute faithfully any thing in thai
line OF BUSINESS with despatch.---He at present
resides near to Mr.. Gathwrighl's and Mr.. Shades
store, where lie will be thankful for the smalles,
favor in his lice Of business.
His lady, Ann williamson, understands the
different branches in the miilinary line, and Will
be thankful for any favor conferred ON her IN tbe
above line.
JAMES WILLIAMSON,
september1t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
NOTICE.
10 oaoners Of Merchant NILS, Grist Mills
fice miitS d manufactures If -four. &c.

10 otcners " .derchant Mills, Grist Mills
h'ce nuts d manufactures IF -four, &c.
Whereas in my travels through tie country to
coiiect the pat ent fees due To Mr.. Oliver Evans
Ior ms inprnvt ments in the art of NIanufactt,r
in6 Flour and msaI--many of ycu have not been
Called upon by reason oil your remote situations;
you VIII therefore please - furnish me the fol
loving memoranda, viz: state the situation of
your mill, the standing of your stream on AN
'eraSe OF seven years, how many par of stones
lou run and their DIame;ers, the number of ele
va'ors. hoppcr-boys, conveyors, &c. used and
s"pPheh, The number of barrels of -four made.
ny you III "a hours, the time Of erection of your
mil or mills and by what miiiwright or work
man It was erected. This certificate 10 be sion.
ed by two or more neighbours, ateested By a
justice OF the peace or the clerk of the county
or cooperation court, where you reside Nv en-
Closing this document to me by post, It VIII ell
abe NE, BY scale, to ascertain the ouan,urn of
lees due, with equal justice 10 the spatentes and
ne .o@ners-lhereby saving great expense in ira
'eiiinS and labour to those concerned II isnoi
expected that this notice VIII b. attended to by
'0se who have been sued for using The nyeh.
tions without lcence.
Gen'lenen residing south of the Rappahanock.
North and South COrolins, Georgia, Mississipp
territory, and Upper and Lower louisiana.
gay, Wits ease, avail themselves Of these adyan.
ages
have requested the Deputy Marshalps in
Virginia, as they pass, to examine and reporl
me mills running without licence
JOHN MOODY
.9genI for Ohvsr Evans
Richmond, Sept. II, 1Si6.-2sw3w.
For the conveniently Of those persons
who are owners OF Merchant. Flour or Grist
oils IN the Eastern secsion Of this state. will
Il health permits, attend ~ The Raicigh. II ue,7,
in Williamsburg, on the 2Sih Of October next.
when Will, in pursuance of powers vested N
me by the Pat ntee, offer such terms to the own
ers of mills W o have in use 4Oitham hcence,
the above machinery IN whole or in p RI or,tho
who are Opposed 20 use them or any par: of thtm
as will be productive of great benefits, not only
to millers in part cular but to tue community
IN general, it may be the means of put
ting into operation, nun Der of mills si,uat.
ed m Iine grain country, and contiguous to
navigable water
SepiembeP 18th NJ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
VIRGINIA. /.

VIRGINIA:
10 RHies holden az The Clerks Orce of the ,gys..
r'or Con,,t Of charceFy for H. lPiciusnA Iis-
tTicf tie 24th daycF JHy 1916.
Henry Pollard, prr
Ann w Turner. formerly Butler. adIninis,r,tr;,
OF Benjamin Butler, dec d. Elisha Maxev,
and Edward Butler, ~ yS
The Defendant, Ann w. Turner, no, b,vrr
entered her appearance and given security accor,
ding 20 tic act ofassembly and the r,ilea NJ ~.
Court and It appearing by satisfactory evidences
thatshe IS not an inhabitant of this country II
IS ordered, Iha: the said defendant do annear
here on The first dag of the next term and answer
the bill OF the plaintiff; and that cope Of this
order be forthwith inserted in SOME newsnansr
publ shed in the City Of Richmond, for two
months suoc essiyely and posted at the front door
Of the Capitol, in said City
n CoPy--Teste, w..
August Of -w8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
From Ne .lIanneal Nernld.

Mr.. .No1cer.--The great commercial
house Of Gordon, Murphy, O'FarreI Il Co.
VI London and Madrid, having suspended
payment, and which is likely to be one o!
,he most extensive and mlscbieyou5 failure.
that has ever taken place in Europe, you
might therefore insert the following partic
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
NOTICE.

petition will be presented TO th, newt &c.
neral Assembly of the STATE OF Virginia, for per.
MISSION 10 sell 3 acres of Lind, lytns on Adams
aiii and seJ 'inine the propsrty Of. Sir En;s for
tne purPese OF discharging The debts due by the
estate OF Samuel Pleasanis, deceased.
ID w. PEASANTS.
Administrative of s. Peasants. decd.
Sept I8. NeS -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
PRICE OF SroCxs.
COURSE OF ExcnANGE

Corrected 6yJ b. Rorsheedf. E'zeaange Broker
.,pee'e 4 pet CO. GdU- (pientyi
re- r''!SH'y woes al per. CT adpance
e.ee"a'!se on London a per ct G6o1,e bcr.
on Boston 7toS
Gu .Ne1v-yOrh 3 TO gig
o" PHILADELPHIA s. 4 per CT. dis.
6dph0re woes 1882 do.
DissrsetCo'ua'bia Notes. 9a1O do.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
July 20 --w8w
VIRGINIA

~ Rules holden iatFe Czerk's ofscs Of the .sus..
TaoT Co'rt 2t Chnnce,y far tbe Richmond us.
t'1ct, the Pin day u June 1916.
John Evans, p,,r
AGAINST
William Duval and Richard Reid, Defys.
The Defendant, Richard Reid. not having en.
3ere1 MS appearance and given security accor-,
ths court, and it appearing BY satsfctnr,. co. ~
dence that he is not an inhsbitant Of this com.
Try His ordered, that the Defendant do annear
here on the FIRST day of the next term and an.
swer tn BIZ of the Plaintiff; and thai COM Of
his order he forthwith inserted IN some newsps-
per published in the City OF Richmond, for two
months snccessiveiy and posted at the front door
OF the Capitol, in the said CITY.
a CoPy-Teste,
ILL.,. OF o. I'm. W 6ening, C. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
WANTED.
n Good Male Cook

his Office "
Sept 1876
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
VIRGINIA.:


at hn'es h9fHles IL, :ke Clerks Office 1r1e SINE.
TcT Court IF Chnace,y FIR ,hc Iitam3nd Gfs.
11e', nc 24sh day ef .Tuns 1916.
dchard fuitin Brown, Abner Hiil and Sarah ri.
wife Robert Watson and Frances u. his wife
Ph'i Ciaboraea administrator o. beverley Srou,,,,
iced John Il. Lncss and Hannah his wife and
Wary Brown an infant, 81 Robert Watson. her
-'''>'''" anu 'ieA' friend, Ph.s.
AGAINST
'nhuei Booker, administrators, with the. will an.
nexej. or William Brown, deed. and John and
,sn.s ,. Gillian, executors of James S. ,;fII;.m
RI. nar. Reji's
tered his appearance ani given secutity ACCORDING
to the Act OF Assembly and lie Rules of the
court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence.
maj he 10 not all inhabitlnt OF this country y. I,
IS ordered, hat the said Deenclsn, do apnear here
m the first day of the next Term and answer The
oil Of tie Plaintiffs and that cory of this
oroer be forthwith inserted in spme newsnaner
pub shed IN the City OF Richmond, for 9 mor,ths
'uccessively and posted at the front door Of The
Capitol, in the said city. VI ms
lcepy--Teste,
,,, On 90 I'm. ". HeRing, &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18


Thomas Mounljoy, aud Daniel Tr;n,ett s,,r,,;
wing securities OF Gerard Banks, late sheriff of
stafford. also Ger ard BauSs executor of Gerard
Banks, deceased, ard Nilliain Richards and Ma.
tnaniei Foo his securiticsas executor, anotbesa,d
Mafhanlel Fox, IN his own right, and william
w Hening, and William 3 Banks, trustees of
Henry Banks, n.t,sS "a
The Defendant, Thomas Mount;ov. not hen.
entered ms appearance and given security ac,,
cosding to the Act of Assembly and The Rules of
TINS court and it appearing BY satisfactory ev.
ueNce, mat ne is not an inhabiant of this com
ny; IT as ordered, That the said Defendan, do
"p@r mere on the first day Of The next term. all
OF this order be forthwith inserted il,
paper published IN the City of Ricl.nond. for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
Of .ne Capitol. in the said city
copy-2este,
nj, 90 Him. ~ Heniag, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18

1T R'!es haidsl an the Clerks Office of the s,,os.
rsor Court Of Chancery for tie Ricimond b..
tric'' ?f lhc 9th day Of Juls 1916.
Henry Banks, p,,r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
r / c IL M ON ID 49,.
VHOkES4LE PRICES CURRENT.

(coRRFcTtD WEEKLY
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
Forty Dollars Reward.
May IS


Ran a,sgy from the subscriber some
time IN the middle oEJanearv last, ne
gro girl named .uaria, about IL or Is
years old, thin visage. rather yelloy
eompiection. has very noted mark on
enc OF her arms said to be natura
mark from her birth, rather lighter thai
her complexion, speaks very quick whef'
spoken te. 1t Is expected that She is il
the town.of alexandria or Its vicinity, as
she was purchased of a Mr., Chernault.
and has mother living in shat place.
The above reward wilt be given Tor Sc.
curing he IN some jail or delivering her
to ne at Eli Legg's tavern in Alexal-
dnA
George Farley.
Ny ls tf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
Take Notice,

That it is particularly reqgesfeaa a. \
those nersons ina cited to the late nG 4,
Writers and Herbert, shou'd CONF, =
ward and make immediate 7ayynee y. !
the subscriber is eytremey aDSiy's "a
pay CT what may be due by sag x
and close the business all rca'9''
indulgence having been gwen "a.
an to be found al the house I'll, I'll
Withers and 60. opposite ne y! ..%.gIt
MICS Bank OF AiaXandria. s, I5,.,srf
absent at any time, MIR. John VIZ
ton, living at said house, or NJ .an d!
pin, living with Messicars cI pad o!
Brawner, viii attend IN ny :, nost
sign III my name receipts f9r az! og aast
paid on such accounts, they Os"'
by authorised SO to do. ,,vrw
MAY 9 ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
NETWORK. May 10.

We have received Havana papers fe
April IA, and General Price Currents to
hs Nth.
Harana, .aprl 5-Arrived brig Mi
:erya, Owens, Bath, II. 9th, schooner
define, Alexandria, So Sailed, 18th.
orig OroZlmbo, Rhode Island.
Prices at Havana-Flour, Philadel
ma and Baltimore, superfne, IL -
EFF, cargo No. 1, Boston, Is; pork,
dos DO. 49, buffers yeilows Us, lard,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
LNDLgN. aFEaIRs.
LebanOn. lOlli0.l AIriL

HeO"lIoN, lOHiU,I APIH I9'
TO prevent misapprehehsiohs, with
to the conduct OF the Indian S. 4
the result Of the late council at For
Harrison, we are authorised to state tie
following:
The object OF the meeting was to pro
cure the adoption Of arrangements tina
wsuid enable the surveyors 10 complete
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
Pubic sale.

On Tuesday next the 14th instant, will
be sold, at the Vehdue Store, on .
credit of 60 days
ii cases Chateaux slargeaux Claret
VINE.
10 ditto reneriEe ditto
Is ditto Port ditto--in cases Of
6gozen each,
P. 6. .Harslsllsr.
1rav lie c
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
Ara A-Adyertised, the ships Crown!

AsrA 4-Adrertised, the ships Crown:
HarIand, for N. York; George, Dixon
do: Nancy, Trio and Mexico, 90. pa;
yannah, N. Orleans; Congress and Gen
Hand, for Bait; Delaware, Mefcurs
and Coromandel, Phila. Wilheimina,
Alexandria, Georgetown and Washing
town: u. States, Boston; Otho, Cook
N. York; Kitty, I.augthon, Norfolk and
CITY point; Royal Edward, Akin Br
Ph;la. briss Francis, Roach, n. York
Commerce, Armstrong. Boston, to sal
the 18th; skipseg, Bf.] do. do; Re,
trieve, EBr.] n. Orleans Wm. 8 Ezra
Virginia. Clarence, Br. Bait Friends,
BIZ. Philadelphia; Erato, Br. y. York.
Hasre, Mar. 2G---Ar. brigs Patriot
Woodbury., Of Boston, Cape de Verbs:
Telemachus, Lincoln, of do. Alexan,
dria.
Mar. a6.--sailed, big Ilesper, War
ner. Alexandria.
Bordeaux, Mar. 25---arrived shiI
Portia, SiIiman, Charleston, SO days
Ship Balloon. Davis, from Charleston, got
on Shore OF the $. -Four" has been got OF
and carried into Croisic, With considera-
bic damage.
hrarseiFles, Mar. 14-Arriyed Ship
Hero, Stanwood, Boston As. Sailed
brunette. II. Orleans: Brothers Return,
Alexandria.
Ship Goa. .Colburn, Crosby Of Boston
sailed from Rochelle Feb. 90, and was
wrecked near Stables d'olonne. IN the
night, between March 5 & 6. Al the OF
iicers and crew we're saved. and they
hope ia saye most q the cargo.
The Dispatch, Nye, was advertised 70
sail from Nantes, March 2J, for n. !.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14

Mahogany, ogWood and
Coffee.
Eaading at the vharf Of the Subscribers,
the Cargo of the schooner Essex, from
st. Domingo-
10 logs first quality Mahogany
10 tons Logwood
IL ditto Fustic
IL bags green Coffee,
For sale by
PeytOn g Di,ndas.
May Is st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
Nay Is
PUP &c ale.

GQO 10 ale.
On JTedasssay next, the 18th instant,
at three O'Clock, viii be sold, at the
Ssh wharf,
A quasfity Of scantling, Plank, Sc.
Terms made known at the place of sale.
P. G. MARS1ELLER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
Shad & Herrn gs

For Sale,
Aaoat, Pipe, Hogshead, s Barrel w.
Oak Slaves.
= In Store, Muscovado sugar in hhds.
tierces s bbls.-Coifee in bags, -Firgi-
MA rsbacco stems in hugs. and loose
do. Do manufactured in kegs.
Sad q behring's in 5bls;
Add a few bales Yorkshire low priced
JOHN GRID.
sIsv IS st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
PUBLIC SALE

On Wednesday the asth Of May. iffair
If not, the first fair day, will be sold on
The premises,
My Rope Walk and Stock on hand,
consisting Of lard Yarn White Yarn
end Tar.
.Nathaniel II Heath.
Or Terms liberal, and made known
ct the place of sale
PIG. Marsteller.
May IS IS
90 puncheons rum,
10 hhdS. amalca sugar,
Receive aud Far sale bv
Gri6ith and Brascnsr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14

We have received Lloyd's List TO A
pril Q, Liverpool papers 10 the 4th, Ia
yre (commerciall to the iSt, and tiali
Tax to April rs,