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SPRING GOODS.

The fubfcriber has jun received. and now
evening at his Gore, few doors above the
Warrington Tavern, complete and ele-
CANT aliortmeDt of fealonabie Dry Goods
:oniiitng Off bale fnperdnc London broad
Cloths, do. Kerieymere of hyperion
quality, Marlsilles Vciting. Irif, Linen.
corded Mullins, Ginghams, lace Pellerenes,
do. Wells, do. Shawls, do. Handkerchiefs'
Thread Laces, Levantine and Damask SIX
Shawls, do. Handkerthefs, fix Hofc. do.
nd and beaver Gloves, plain and plaid
silks, Levantines aiEorted colors, lcno and
book Mullins, cambria do. real India mill
mil MnAin, do. Laron, rnen Cambria,
canton Grapes, cotton Kerleymeres, COM
pany Has and 0.ndanna Handkerchiefs.
rpetfne a.. London Prints, SearGuckers,
furniture CaLcoes. Checks, Bed -1'ickings,
Sniila Sheetings, Dowlas, Carpetings &c.
&c. sc
ALSO. 5000 yards domcitic Tow Cloth.
>CHntry Merchants will find il to their aid
'aftage 10 call and examine the above
goods.
THos. WHITE.
May Is.
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Eiana Fortes.

Inst RecuUed and FIR sale,
n London made square PiaDa Forte
Of superior tone, with six legs, addi.
tional Ecys and pedal, one complete SC.
of extra strings and ,uning hammer
On Hand,
a London made square piana forte
with beautiful case, b legs, additional
keys and pedal.
ROBERT GRAY
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1t. Col. Armistead of the United
States Engineers,
SNISHES 70 contrast for ao,o
w bblS- OF Lime--e,ooo perch Of
ouiidiD6 stone, 10 be delivered in The
months Of March, April, May and June
At Fort Washington, on the Potomac.
Feb. 9 IF
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VOTICH

from the Bath House is
4 sued this day-subscribers 81
for the season, single baths so cents, OF
hree for one collar.
THOMAS SHXRLDS.
July %,
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100 Laborcrs are Wanted,
For the puslic works al Fort Wasb
'n,gto9' ION the Potomac) for which a
LIBERAL price will be given--ApplicaIion
mSy be made Immediately.
W. X. .ARMsSTEAD.
FL IL. coh " R7gineers.
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Gro. ). IIUUGh
Is juft opening a very handfome and cheap
aiiortment of
FANCY SPRING GOODS,
coNsIsTIsc OF
Cambria Ginghams
Striped and croliad barred Mullins
Searfuckers
a. Chimes
IS do Calicoes
Large alIortment of Ievantines
Florences and Sattias
Levantine Sfawls
Damak and Serged do.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's, fix, kid and
beav + Gloves
Silk and cotton Hofery
Company flag and Bandanna Bdks.
Black Canton Handkerchiefs and Shawis
Real India null null Muffin
do do do do iamdkerchiefS
Silk Umbrellas and Parafols
Cotton and linen Ticking
lrilh Linens ard Lawns,
German Linens
Belf Gilt Buttons
Fancy fans
Tortoiie ihell Combs,
OIL Cloth for tables
Mar!eiI!cs and .lorcntine WaiGcoating
Gnrahs, Babas,
Mamoodies and white Calcoes.
With general afortmcnt of other Goods
iuitabie for the leaIon, all of which Will be
Told as low for q
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GsUaGt.I7s

Bur-, 14aA Stone 1iqnuIacfory.
~ HE subs, rI0er has rcceivco o
4 large supply Of BURR BLOCKS
direct from france; and has CON
menccd making Burr I2N Stones, az
his shop, upper end OF king Street
near the store OF Mr.. Games Anderson
where he can, ona short nolice, furnish
Stones of any size, warranted equal 10
any in the United States, ana on the
most reasonable terms.
MICHAEL QUJCIY
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10 close Snies

The undersigned vii! sell a. the
stores OF John Janney, Esq on liberal
,crms about
go puncheons fine favored old rum,
Sd and 4th proof, and
3 hiios. shrub, imported in the
schr- Admiral Durham, rron, T'obacu.
N. REILLY.
July Is
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Attention. !!

NE, chants bank Notes
Received IN Exchange fer Dry Goods,
at my storI, at par.
Ebenezer Vowel.
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Ri. MONAL.
TYLER ont K4RRISON

TYLER ont I9AI1RISON
Informs their friends and the public
that ,hey have removed their store IL
tbs Corner OF King and Patrick streets,
where they have opened a variety o.
Dry Goots. They also continue tn,
Grocery and Flour business.
N u, ON R.4.ND-a few barrels
choice family floar,
900 bushels country oats
1000 VT. bacon hams
Tyler & HARRISON
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Salt and Glover
Seed.

JHSs received by lie subscribers and TER
sale,
1900 bushels bright Lisbon Salt.
disc,
Aquantity of fresh Clover Seed and
some half blood Merino WOOL
ID. * ] ROSS
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z', ToR SALE OR REM,
Il DLSIYILERY,

e;,r,tsin Fairfax county, one mile from
'rnTipise Road, three from the Court
&c. and II from Alexandria and Geo.
Tow. very good neighborhood for grain
md within three hundred yards of two
mills where grinding can be done at all fea.
ioDs OF the year The Houie is built Of
stone, large and convenient, plenty of wa
Ger running over head A convenient lo,
of ground, Stills and maGi tubs can he had
with the Still iioufe 1t not fold or rent.
ed before October next I fho,dd be clad to
employ good Diftiiler. One that can come
well recommended will meet with good
birth. AMOS FOX.
June a6-IawtO
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md for SAFE at lie subscribers Book
and Stationary Store ohtosite 10 The
Waahingfon 2GVeyn, on King street
HeranGyio-
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IF Maryland, we deem it u.r ssc,,a

Ipt Maryland, we deem itulr sarrsa !
~ contribute our Utmost forts i :.
he tide Of public corrapd ~. ard ~ sea
rest the progress of guilty and ap1. va,
imbitlon, Holding it as iacortrIgs
oie truth, consecrated by lie wj.J %,s.
yes, and rendered impressive BY tSa q
tian experience of other nations '"e =
the purity and freedom # election. w!
the seminal and vital pri ciples Of ras sle
inc republicanism and tai as ,ba s 's
fifty and vigor of these principles das p%uc'
lin the same ratio the stab ity and oro,rt
Of political prosperity an happiass, = q
cay And viewing with honest md. IT,
ton, and painful sensibiIity, the Omen y
Edaring violation Of those fusdp saa @a
principles of cur government, in II, , "a
tual substitution of appointment, b. ''
congressional caucus, in the place :,
free and unbiased choice BY the nsa.,
Of President and believing that 5a N'
exists among the people of the uatsIi
States that incorruptibIe integrity ~
enlightened perception, which alone s'
able to redeem our hsnpy con.t;t0t,
from the abuses of venality and Germ,
lion, and to rescue our liberties from 4,
grasp Of lawless power and beins hn'
impl essed with the con iction. tLat Il,
time has arrived whe lhis edeom;r.
power must be exercised or onr o,n,
charter ofnational rights rcndertd /, ns's
budget OF deceitful prom es AMI can't,
assurances; aud trusting that pu5Iic sr 5
timent, the great and saotary cor-ectu
OF public vices in free government uil
exert its wholesome influence over A.,
+" catacomb of living death, /" a Pre- iden.
tai s-rheI etore,
Resolved, that the new mode Of ji,.
posing of the chief magistracy Of our
country, by portion OF the members ot
congress, is unconstitutional, venaI and
corrupt; because it changes ia fleet the
nature OF our government, By transmit.
ing it into an oligarchy AMI because il
robs the people Of their dearest and most
Invaluable privilege, by feloniously trans.
ferring to few individuals, what of ri:ht
belongs to every fee citizen OF tie coan.
try. That we view such proceeding as
an open outrage on decency, and wan.
ton Insult of our feelings u understand.
ings and that we regard it as solemn
duty ofevery good citizen, to Use all con.
stitutional means to crush this new born
monster Of political corruption.
Resolved, that we highly approve Of
the corduct of those electors of this state
who nobly declined acting part in that
great national farce, of electing where no
election was to be made, and Of deciding,
when nothing remained 70 be decided.
BY order.
LOUIS GASs.iWAY, elk. !
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LONDON. Oct. o9-

A remarkable canfe3si3n.-nIany sir
guIar and suspicious circumstances &C.
Cured on the appearance Of 6te break.
ing out, not long since, in the house ard
premises of respectable sb0pFeepcr
in tie city, he was consequently imPii
soned and t,.d for the allejs4d henors
offence of arson. The proofs of SGIlt,
however were so diIlicgitto establish,
and good testimony as to character be.
Ing adduced ON his trial, verdict OF
not guilty was satisfactorily recorded IN
the mind OF tie Court and the jury"
Affection and misfortune seemed tOs!-
tend the acquitted person, before the tHal,
his wife died, and other losses OF dIf'
ferent nature, combined with poverty,
forced him into work h0use~-In h''
new and sorrowEul abode, sad and iin'
gerins illness commenced ne YET tIe
ferrors of death on his asitated mind,
and earnestly lnquiring of the medical
attendant upon him, the actual state Ol
his condition, he was seriously lnI0fnM
that within the short period OF 5 hours
more. his existence would CERTAIN!
be terminated. HE wrctched man 'OsR
said, be much wished 70 reveal soms
things which had occa,ioned him gFes'
he had to disclose his vlia''ol,
guilt in the actual crime OF haylSs%%tt
his own hosse on tire aud, oh, dfe1oa'
to relate he confessed that his HIs'
death had been caused by poison; admin
istered by llinsell!
Wipes, 0ct6'
The American squadron has termI"'
ted - operations. NJ, pInkney ha' =
bandoned de ridiculous preteHcs
maintaining his negotiation by meA''"
Our device is honor.
Frarl fort, 0ci 49,
The 10Th instant. iae third conIfT""
took place Of the min ste's to the wv
i'he question Of the publicity Of the a.,
cussion was aeitated, the most lbI a..
principles have been adoi ted Ol ~
Minister p'enipotentiary. It's lO' eoI
that at this conference The C0Snt Ne pn
Schunenstein. the Austrian sA'5n,.
plenipotentiaIy, aud president Of '', ,c,,
ct, made a speech. T9eir c"a'sIs n.
are entirely confidential, Il IS a's s.,a,s
true that there has bee any fne''%h he
to admitting foreign Ministers % I'd il /
diet, a journal has a0Touncea .t a'S g.
has been copied i.ite OF ers, ina, =" Pc
on d. ansot, the Russian MaIste' cant
.ipotenii"y has declared that ~, s.,.of
did uot wish to iulcriers il he az" in.
Germany, aud that his n.Isslon va 3ori-
oily coufned to what r ated 70 ',. is
al arr ngemenss 7 is asse.u%c ne.
as destitute of feandatian as the W.
Ceeding statements oorl.
The allocuti N Of the Pope y ~ ~
election Of Cardinals, costaiDs " he
rious facts respecti'. ne ''ai = ~
christian Religroa ia llna, . ,a.. ~
hat the jesuit missionaries 70 80
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Public Sale
December o.

NITIIlL be sold, at public auction. on
wv Tuesday the 9TH day OF January
next, being the second day of Prince
William Court at the late resi- ence Of
Alexander Henderson, OF Duinfries all
the personal property at the mansion
house. It's useless to enumeFate it par
ticularly, but amongst many other arti-
eIes are such as follow:
A large quantity ofbeddiug Of superior
quality: piano an elegant violin a
new fashionable carriage with plated
harness and pair of horses mich
cows: 40 Of so hams OF prime old bacon
valuable carpeting tea ware and glass
ware, etc. etc.
0nthis property a credit of 9 menths
will be given, the purchaser giving bond
and security, bearing interest trem tue
date if not paid panctdaliy.
Five slaves are for sale, viz. first
rate female cook, likely web tutored
girl Of IA, young man of good charac-
ter rough blacksmith, and two valuable
farming negro men, one about IS the
other about IS years old. The one about
25, to be sold as near Fauquier court
house as may be, to be near his wife. and
the other for like reason near Lees
burg Inman Horner, ESQ. will sell the
youngest. These people may be seen at
Dumfs;es till the day Of sale, anu on chat
day, but will not be publicly exposed =
the executor does not deal with foreign
purchaser or their agents-they need
not call, and are asked not to do so.
Cash viii be asked for the servants.
The dwelling house itself with its APP
pnrtenaHces will be sold on very mode
rate and accommodating terms. The
house is 81. ious and convenient; the
oat houses are good and the garden pre-
pared with great labor and taste. SO as
to be at once Remarkably productive and
handsome. The society Of the village is
very agreeable anu bargain may be had
IN this property.
R Fl. HENDERSON,,
acting executor of Alex, Henderson,
deceased.
Leesburg, j.. G. Dec. 17-1o dta
H
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800 Dollars reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber
ga living near Salem, Fauquier coun
ty, Virginia, on the 18th inst. EPHRA1Ai
and POLLY, who | am satisfied are en-
deavoring to escape to Pennsylvania
Ephraim is stout likely fellow, s6year:
OF age. about 5 feet 10 or I inches high
dark complexion but not black, long face
high nose, prominent under lip & has one
or two scars on his right Leg, cut with 9
Iscythe in crading- He is a good wsg.
|goner, ploughman and coarse shoemaker
chews tobacco and is very fond OF spirits
his clothes are not recoIlected. except
a striped country cloth coat and a new
great coat of dark drab country cloth 80
lined, with a large cape aud the c0lsaI
lined with blue rabbits fur.
Polly is a very handsome bright mulat.
to, about l8 years old, full oval face
aud fine set Of teeth. She is very fond
of dress and keeps her hair always neat.
liz combed--Polly is all excellent weaver
spinner and washer. She took with her
ia striped country cloth coat ans jacket.
Ia white cambric dress and yellow strip.
ed and flow cred calico, with bonnet OF
the same. The abovereward will be given
IF taken out Of the state and secured Sc
that l get them, or one hundred dollars
if taken on thus side Of the Potomac
G. PEYTON.
Fauquier County, Vac
Dec. 19-24 eeSm
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w harf and Warehouses

The subscriber offers for sale one half
the WHAT and Ware Houses at present
occupied by Adams, Herbert q CO.
HI not sold at private sale by the first OF
January next, IT viii on that day be of
Tered at public auction. at eleven o'clock.
Terms made known at the place of sale.
Also, nambet of valuable building
Lots, on Prince, Payne X Pitt streets.
2. SaEndors.
December Is Is
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5 Potomac and Shenandoah
Navigation Lottery.

y ME drawing Of the Lottery will b,
Il recomme ed on Monday the THIRD
OF February next.
Tickets 10 be had Of Joseph Brewer
at the Commissioners Office in George
Town, and of Jonah Thompson, Agen
Of saia Lottery, in Alexandria.
Ellie Williams, Pres't
Dpcelnber 27
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Notice.

The stockholders Of the Washington
and Alexandra Turnpike Company will
meet a MIR. M'Laughlin's Hotel, ia thu
town Of Alexandria, OH the first Mondas
in next month for the purpose of electinl
five directors, clerk, and treasurer
to serve the ensuing year.
BENJ. C. ASHTON,
Clerk
Dec SEQ
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Gunpowder.

The subscribers have just received GO
kegs English Gunpowder, tower proof
from HF TO F. Also cannon, rifle and
canister. sportsmen are invited to tr,,
the quality.
R. and ]. Vaudeville,
December 90
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Masonic Notice
CHARITY SERM0H.
December 81

z ME Brethren of Alexandria Wash
r. inston Lodge No, %. are hereby
notified, that Charity Sermon will be
delivered by their Chaplain the Reverend
DR.. Muir. on Sunday next, at Christ
Church The Brethren are requested t,
meet at their Hail on Sunday morning al
nine O'Clock. The Brethren of Book
Lodge No. 2, and transient Brethren.
are respectfully invited to attend.
BY order Of the Worshpfut Master,
L. HIPAINs, Sec'y.
December o.
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Public Sale.

Pursuant to an order of the Orphans
Court Of Alexandria county, will be sold
on Thursday the second day Of January
next, at the late dwelling of Jacob Fort.
ney. deceased, on Royal street, all the
Perishable Estate Of the dece,lent, con
sisting OF Household and Kitchen Furni
ture, a good Saddle Horse, Mich Cow
and a number of Blacksmiths' Tools.
Henry b. Deagan s.
Isaac Robbins,
Administrators.
December "a dts
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Legislature Of Maryland.

On Monday The 10th, the following
preamble and resolutions were read:
BY THE HOUSE OF DELEGAf ES.
December l6, 1916.
AS the representatives of the freemen
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English and Pee.

From their extensive acquaintance IL
the adjacent counties, aud their know
ledge of the business in which they are
Engaged, they expect to be enabled to
gle confidence and satisfaction to those
dealing with them.
OCTOBER 9 eoSn
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Dec $50

James English & John Poe,
Respectfully inform their friends and
The public in general, that they have p;a
chased Mr. James Anderson's Establish
laent, at the upper end of King street
nave formed a partnership, and Intend
transactins general
Flour and Grocery Business,
updar tho firm of
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JOHN LITTLEJOHN,

- NUIItUtUT OF IIIC NCV0TIU6'
aP Non-residents are informed that
DANIEL MINOR, Esq. Of Alexandria.
will receive the amount Of their Direct
Tax, upon property holden by them in
he counties of Loudoun and Fairfax,
which tax if not paid before the lth day
IF January 1917, will be sent on to the
designated collector at Richmond. Per-
sons DESTROYS of seeing tbeir lists may do
50 by applying to me at Motifs, in Alex.
andria, on the 9th or 10th of January
next.
December 6-9 e06w
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Two BOYS.

From IA to l6 years OF age, is want
ing by the subscriber, TO learn the Hat
ing Business, None but boys of steady
labits need apply.
Samuel ID. Harper.
November GO eotf
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.8ierandria, MOE. %, 1916.
THE annual meeting OF the Stockhold.
ers in the Little River Turnpike Compa.
ny, will be on the second Monday in ia.
naary l3l7, at John M'Laug hlin's hotel
in tie town Of Alexandria at which
time an election viii be held for Presi.
dent, four Directors and Treasurer. a
tull statement of the accounts will be laid
before the Company. On the following
day superintendent of the road, and
collectors of tolls at the gates, vii be ap-
pointed,
JONAH THOMPSON, T'r.
L. Il. T. C.
November % eotsdMJan
The Editor OF the Winchester Gazette
will please to insert the above until the
second Monday in January next, K for.
ward his account to this office.
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10 Let,

For the ensuing year, the Tavern and
Store House, at Hill Top, in Charles
County, Maryland. Attached 70 the
tavern are about l35 acres of land, in
Guiding a small meadow
Likewise small~Tenement adjoining
the above, to which about two acres arr
attached, and is calculated for the accom-
mediation OF a mechanic.
For terms, apply to
John Barnes.
Port Tobacco. Dec 27 2awtf
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Gbeatre.
FOR THE BENEFIT or
THE POOR.

a7s The Public are respectfully. in
formed, that on SATURDAY EVEN
ING, December %, will be performed
for the Benefit of the POOR
The farorits Comedy Of
SPEED THE PLOUGH.
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Boo Olle D0l7aF-PF l5cref0g- FIrf
Cents, Children haJrrice.
The Curtain rises at >ix o'clock.
*x* Tickets to be had at ROBBERS
Gray's Book-Store-at the Theatre
and at the Office Of the Gazette.
Smoking is not allowed in the Theatre
The Theatre viii be made comfortably
warm.
December OF
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gvHAT the Collector oil the Reyenu'
b tor the 22d collection district o
Virginia, or his Deputy will attend at
Leesburg, froa, the 1st to the 18th Q
January, 1917
Middleburg, Monday s,
Aide, WEDNESDAYS
Waterford, Tuesday IA
Hillsborough, Thursday l6
Upperyilie, Saturday i8
West End, in Fairfax, Saturday At
January
tiendley Nelson's, Monday 9th
Fairfax Court House, Monday Goth,
For the purpose Of receiving the entr.
+)t carriages, with the harncs used there
!or. agreeable 10 an act ot congress. pass
fed the 18th day OF October 1914, which
entry is thereby required to be made
For failing 70 10 which penalty of dou
aje the amount Of the duty imposed b,
he act of tie 18th of December 1914
|wiIl be encurred. Given under my hand
A a n IOJc
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END OF THE PLAY.
Z A fayorite HorapiPe.
Song, " Tie Learned Pig
Song. /" Hubs Victorg.':
To which will be added, TIE admired
FARCE, of
The Ways Of Windsor.
Duputy Bull Dubbs
apt. Reaugard Females
Caleb Quotem Grace GayioYe
LooneY NactwOiter Lucy
John Lamp Martha
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Notice is hereby given,

December 90
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1859
The Subscriber.

EEAVING formed connection ID
& 4 trade, under the firm of Harper y
FendaH-Offer for sale, at their store,
corner of Prince and Union streets neat
the Dock,
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Cogn'ac brandy
Whiskey
MoasseS
J.. P. Madeira. and
Tenerife wines, by the pipe half
pipe or quarter cask
Loaf and lump sugars
n. Orleans do.
G. p. Imperial TEA
Imperial do.
Hyson, Y. Hyson &
Hyson skin do.
Coffee.
English seine twine of superior qusfs
ty, and Cordage of various kinds Tax
and cork wood, together with general
assortment OF. Groceries.
Samnel, Harper,
Beng, I. Fendaa.
feb % fS
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For Boston.

-Sg The regular trading schooner Ma.
t3R tive, ". Mayhem, master, will
sail in all next week. For freight or
passage, apply to the master on board
or to
La.erason g FoUle,
Who have received By said schooner and
for sale,
500 boxes of mould candles,
900 do. brown soap
so barrels No. | Beet,
60 tons plaster Paris
40 boxes window glass, treA the
Boston mandatory, OF different
sizes
800 reams wrapping paper
/ cask containing tea sets emma
1 case decanters
s do pint and half pint tumblers
ALSO FOR SALE,
Afioat on board the brig sAbeona, J. Dow,
master, from Cadiz,
6oOo bushels rior quality Cadiz
salt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-26
Land for Sale.

Z SHE subscriber wishes to sell tract
z OF Land in Fairfax county. cone
tanning $50 acres. From actual expert
ments, it is found to be well adapted to
clover and plaster. a very ineonsidera4
BILE quantity of which will make it supey
ricr land; as at presenr the greater part
is really fertile. The eitua4ion of the
property is desirable, being about one
quarter of mile from the stage road
leading from Alexandria to Occoquan,
and not farther from NJ, Jaanel's mill
and Accotipck creek, through which,
channel tbs purchaser MAJ convey his
produce to any market lying upon the
sea-board Persons anxious to purchase
may be. shewn the land by MIR. Keagh,
living on the premises.
JeEa III. .n'Carsy.
March Is If