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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-26
Female EaucNtion,

NHE winter session OF the ANN SMITH ACADEMY
~ ~ Lexington, ockbsdge County, win open as usma
Gu the thiid Wednesday oil November. The Trustees
nave engaged Mrs. SELMA NICHOLS to cnduet the
SEMINARY iacj whose high standing both woman
anu teacher podhces confidence that the instilutCn
wili be conducted under her care as much to de public
satisfaction as II las been at any fogner period.
nc same rouise OF cuucat viii he pdrsred as here
tO."e French VAL be aGghI by Mrs. Nckols herself
wtc ss enjoyed peco'a advantages for the acquis to
by ads. Competent eaaie eacleis in Ties, hranrss
10 al a'Naasase seidvri eaJ"yed by Institutions for ts cd,
Ucai!Un OF youns ladies'
lEe trustees rNpect 10 provide suitable person for
etewafu-so that pdl.'s who from d.,tance may
ne constantly uad tue mmed care Ut The te; cher
Ration ahd boarding mnHe. Wiz be pecte IN
Les,il-iun September % 4iNi-.s
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Rlaister az paria.

VIE subscribers nave received and now receiving
al Rockets about 1000 tons PLAISi ER OF PARIS
from France and Nova Scotia, all OF approved gnsiit,
which viii We SOLD Tor a reasonable prom.
Sept. 90 4lNm
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NOticN.

u PERSONS who bave claims sydinst n. r Estate If
deroh HagkNS dec d. II Pos 1asn coput{ gfe re.
fts.e" 20 pesem mem propsrlj snheu csied st pio.
vision MAJ he made fcr their paynlef hose tf.a
~ sac estate ste icqsesie 10 make immediate payment
a. no indulgence can be lfen
JOHN HASKfNS
ROBERr HASKINs
EIecsfors ~ 11aroa HaSkias, dfcco 81.
- ~. 4l6tf
SAhUEL ANDtRS0N, 4Horgey OF Ios has oue, a
- US once intnc City ~ washington on lie Penn A
wanna Avenue, wbcf, he offers his profssi,i servic =
'"9,e wh' way be disposed to employ hm
iher MILITARY WARRANTS and iasDPfrsYs
ne "hi also auerf ary buNress connected viii d a
Itb.ie oWces Us lis City std those 10 may ct,, !.
ny nentN iobiuL s5Y be assured t1t Or NIfi t, j
e',tn ~ ,nr most speedy and correct i1anner
~ ~ Ail letters % him on busiu.se aFsf be- pn., maid
Office. r'-N 90 'N' +'st
SEPT .. A. ,.,.
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September, 1917.

1Ir. Gaildtin-It has lately been said. bv a
gentleman from Paris, that our minister has
been cooliy treated AT the Court of Louis: ami
so far has this aleGged want of COURTESY mr.
ceeded, that the Duchess d'Angouleme insult.
Ell Mrs. G.. on her preseHtation.-A letter has
been Published, from Washington, saving. tIlat
hr. u. complains too, OF has ton aud s1ates
that he might as weiireturn home as remain Al
Court where he couid render no possible ser
vice.
Doubts are cast over the first part ofthe re-
port, by passage in Lady tdorgan's" France. +"
recently published. Lady Morgan. it will be
recOiiected, is the late celebrated Miss Owen.
son. Speaking OF the aversion OF the French
cmigrants, though they remained - wears i'm
England, TO study the English language or lit
erature; after saying, that she - could never
get one TO speak o(her) All English with the
exception of the Prince Louis de Trimoayiile,
and the Prince de Beaaveau,' their usual re-
ply being, q" J'entends FAngLals. mdis Je ne parie
pas understand English, but don't SPEAK
ofillustration:
4" Was at Court the night that Mrs Galiatin.
the American Ambassadress, was presented to
the Duchess 'Angouieme, VITO addressed her
III French. Being Informed that Mrs g. did
not speak French, her royal highaeSs oppressed
her regret to 1Ur. GdHatln, that She could not
address his lady in English as she could not
speak that language"
The other, part of the report may be true,
notw thstandng. IfLouis gives himself as ma,
ny airs as his august minister here, he NAV he
absurd enough to play of upon MIR. GaIlatIn the
plfue he has conceived at TIE toast of MIR.
Skinner. But, the fact Is certainly known at
kead quarters, and there IT will be trcaIed as IL
deserves. Much as it may grieve the President
OF tie u. ). TO treat with any SORT OF reserve 40
aD,idbie aud SO cipI gentlemen as His Excel
lency Nj. Hyde de Melville, he can unauesti-
Onabiy make up his mind to do it,
Nj. de NeuvIiie will at IsaSt lose as much by
a suspension OF his intercourse with MIR Mon
roe, as the American Minister, by losing the
conversation of the wise and accomplished
Louis
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Bank Stock---At auction.
NEiLi be sod al she Coffee Hodsr, TO MoRkoA atIl
W Clock, Too cashI5 SnaIes Sock IL the hank
OF Virginia, and IL ShLIes OF farmers Stock.
JAsiks II. LYNCH Aucti.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-26

laul discounts at and AZ The consequence
of this excess Is seen in the rise of their public
and bank stocks.
This rise must extend to American stocks
The loves, OF our public stocks nets per CT.
iHtercst-and where is the country winch has
so bOnorably discharged the interest upon lis
pubic debts Hence our 6 per cents. are VOW
i07 ia London.-'ihe ". :. Bank which obtain
ed The 9 per cent. stock, as aporiion Gifts cap,
ital, on such advantageous terms, must profit,
OF couise, ~ tiis augmentation.
The Mayor of Savannah complains of the
Mayor OF y. York subjecting The commerce
with his city to quarantine equations. lie de-
Mes that Savannah has been visited by con-
tas.ous yellow fever" now Orat any other time.
lie says 100, that Notwithstanding the F." yellow
fever continues 60 perpetratc ITS ravages in
Char lesior, il has not been deemed contagious
BY the physician of the health. Office" and of
sou;se that savannah has not put in force the
unncighboutlS aud unnecessary measure of
quarantine against Charleston.
Scarcely has Charleston time 10 thank him
for this defence, when the Mayor of Savannah
issues anew proclama,ion putting the com.
merce of his asiyator - under tie ban of the
Empire. '-ih. citizens oi Charlie on sconrse,
take fire al this measure, and whisper some
thing about s'comrnercIai jealousy sc. &c.
Oh the fever IN Charleston, we have lad little
Information. Their papers state feS facts :;
though they abound with dispositions OF The
fever, recipes, preventative, ac. The Charles
ton Times OF the 18th inst. denies that" the
unfortunate calamity which has visited" that
city is the plague, :" which seizes alike the ma
tive and tic stranger" 1t" deplores the CIR
cumstances which contribute tn siuele ont for
sacrifice our Northern * European brethren"
Ctisat IN ia one S0rd, Strangers , bat give
thanks TO " that Providence which has passed
It's through uuhurt amidst the numerous shafts
that pierce The curious quarters Of our city"
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"a Great Bargain Offered.

"a Great bargain offered.
g Viz Subscriber de rus of removing TO The yy.s.e,
Z eod'isy. offers his vaiaahie FARM ~ sac u, on he
premises IN The l4a Say Of Oci06er lert. This uacr
OF lana aoJ"ns the land OF D0si. A. Va Mitchell and
iaheis faIe-Ii Contains aDsa, 60 acres 50 Of which
Is !lat aEd upon Lckughole creek he buildings are
Two story dazzling house wittWo rooms beow aud Two
above htthen ireiouss good ilreshng Wheat
ana a' "ueT necessary ont-heuseSa fiue young apple
TIM viii be sold my stock plantation utensils and or
800 'rnds of pork.
'tfI"S 81 safe ..For the land, one-ihrd cash the la.
rance III ohe ana two years. nth deed ct trust ,.o The
.ahu secure the Payments CIedIt viii gwen ~ un
hestoeA but cash will he expected ioT the pork
a. DiLUGJID MINIS.
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EuN Goods.

soIti'ent al UOotteH 8 Fancy Goods suied TO The
season, winch they de5sTLucd 10 sell al TIE lowest
prices, ior cash Ui acceptaIces ~ town Sept AR
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Notice.

Z WISH to employ, Immediately, an active sober and
intelligent man. to &C, rs ny deput, or ASSISTANT
JOSEPH +. PRICE, ~. Police.
.DcPlcihhri
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e0tiGe.

sIiatLa the next October be holden FIR the
a c"unty of Hanover, p,y to iie SAID for The
disconUnuance OF one i-,wo Innniuy this
time thfoHgh my land, from D.: CIsri Good
ais tavern. DAVID CRkNSHAw.
nd v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-26

- The " steady habits" of Connecticut are
Changing. Federalism, whose fetters pressed
SO teaViiy IN all the New England States but
IN Connecticut were rivettcd by an established
priesthood, is falling with the priesthood itself
VIII VpginIan credit, that there is now a
State in the Union where every nan is tured
TO pay the minister Of some sect or other!
VI you do not designate n minister of youT own
las, for instance, the Quaker, who mas none !
that your contribution goes To favored sect
set apart by the Laws. TO whom, also other ex !.
elusive privileges are allotted that il was but
tine other day, the federal party gave as n,ucl,
as S Ib 900 TO the support OF reiig ion an undue
proportion OF which went into the Golfers of the
favored sect that il is this sect that rules The
University of Yale, aud waFps The minds OF
youth Yet, II is fact, that IN Counsc ticut
these scenes were acted; but - star Is rising "
winch promises light and political salvatiOn.--
AT the election, just over, the foes To- free con.
science are " covered with dust aud ashes"
Tie federation ticket has succeeded By ma-
JOrlty OF near 1000 aud the House OF Repre-
seUtatives wlH give, AZ is supposed a republican
majority Of more than 40 members IN hut
then, Connecticut! bail to the dawn of light {
to the rights of tree conscience Yet the re
publicans should not pause butuse the Il ium pis
ihey nave gained. Let them abolish their re
Iigieus code, wth all its assessments and oy-
preSslons-Let them purge Yale Oft heIeses
and give TO its bigotted walls the torch Of
federation and Of free enquiry.
return NJ he GOfoen Age.-The tide, which
had sunk To low ebb at tue close OF the late
war, Is rising to high flood. Within ten DAYS,
we have seen specie 60 the amount of : COS 900.
arrive ~ three vessels, for the Quilted States
Bank.
We seize the moment to replenish our Golfers
when Il oVeftiows ~ England. The quantity o.
capital there - considerable 90 PROV a. The
demand. A LOudOp paper STATE, tlat the glu3
OF money is Uey0nj al prccedenL The pr
yatc bamkefs give notice that" tHes caHuot ge!
three and halt pes Cens' f1r &c money Of
thsif country c-st0Mels. Ihe Dan.. ei ..Dg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-26

Extract OF letter from NeU-OTfedns, da-
ted august 23d, per the Tennessee.
The reports Of sickness prevailing
here will No doubt be much magniiied al
q distance. The fact is, that so far, The
disorder which las been declared by The
physicians TO be yellow fever, is confined
entirely to strangers, or persons OF very
of no other instance where an old resi-
dent has been seriously indispOsed Oh
the cOBtrary, the health Of the city, ge-
morally speaking, is u1c0mmonly fayora-
BILE. II is true, the maligniiy Of tiic dis
ease has just began to shew Itself and
we do moi know now soon ii may extend
its ravages indiscfminatcly.- alarm
that has been excited will be advantage
Gus TO the health ofthe place for the re-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-28
Sales at Auction.
On Wednesdays ind Saturdays.

On Wednesdays dnd Saturdays,
WILL BE OFFERED,
A, The Auction Office on Union street,
Between King and Prince
\ extensive and general assortment
a Of seasouable Goods, of British,
F,snch, German, India. and Domestic
Manufacture, which viii be well select
u, and well worthy the attention OF
lawn and country merchants and others;
:, the undersigned will be abundsntly
,snnIied from the mauufactrs and their
friends in Boston. New York aud Phiia-
Irlphia-which will give to gentlemen an
CnDmtnnitv of laying in their goods on as
GOOD terms as they can be m those cities,
fixing into view the difference OF Ex-
change. etc. etc.
Tie particular description OF goods
will De advertised in the papers OF the
Consisnments strictly attended to and
liberal advances made If desirable
John Jackson & Go.
Auctioneers
N.o,,ka. 81
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Union Team Boat.

The Union Team Boat has commenced
running her regular rout from George
town to misunderstanding from the
former place at nine o'clock AN, u from
the latter place at four O'Clock p. M =
and for the accommodation OF persons to
and from the city Of Washington, will
stop on her way up and down, epposi 6
Captain Davis's wharf, few minutes.
This boat is fitted up'at an expence
and in style Of elegance not equalse'
by any similar passage boat in the Uni'
ed States and every arrangement har
been made that can add to the comfort
and convenience Of the passengers, pa
ticularly the ladies.
Fare and passage same as last year.
Annual tickets may be had Of the cap
tain.
This boat will start from the wharf of
Messrs. Jshn w. Baker, lower end
of Market street, Georgetown--& from
the wharf OF Mr.. Andrew Bartle, Alex
andria.
JOHN SHREVE.
March II dew
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-28

AT a meeting Of the SUN FIRE
COMP ANY of Alexandria, Goth March
1917, the following Officers were elect
ed
President-GeOrge DeneaIe
V. President-JOnah Thompson
Commanders-George Deueale LIST
Jacob Morgan end
Charles !. Catlett Sd
Sub DirectOrs-Robert Harrison
Thomas Semmes
Lawrence HoOf, jun,
Regulators-William Fow!e
Jacob Hoffman
Robert |. Taylor
John Hnoa
Trustees-Jonah Thompson
John Withers
Joseph Vaudeville.
G. DENEALE, President.
March 26 st
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FOR PHILADELPHIA or N. YORK,
sR The new Il fast sailing schooner
W FRANKLIN, Job StockIey mas
ter, about 500 barrels, will take freight
for either port on reasonable terms. Ap.
ply to GEo' COLEMAN.
March 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-28

For Sale, Freight or Charter,
LIZ The good brig Rising Sun, bur,
Rthen about 1000 barrels She is
a first rate vessel, well found " sheath
ed. For terms apply to
GEO. COLEMAN.
Who has for sale, few hhds Grenada
Rum, third proof, of an excellent quail.
ty. Also, New England Rum in barrels,
green and white Coffee in bags.
March S
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NEW Store.

THE Subscriber has taken Store in
J Kim street. few donrs east cf the
WASHINGTON Tavern, where ne offers for
sale. a general assortment Of
Domestic & foreign Dry Goods
Among which are,
Fancy GINGHAMS
Cambria muslins
Jaconet cambrics
India mull.mull 4 book uuslins and
fancy muslins
Gotten hosiery
Cotton platillas
Steam. loom and India shirtinss
Bandanno and flag haodkerchiefs
Fine black bombazeen
Black and fancy cnlored foren,ipes
Black Canton sarsehets
Extra superfne black and blue ,on.
don brnadcoths
Black, drab and fashionable MKT
cassimeres
Stochine
Fine white Mars.iIes vestirg
Flanneis. blankets
81 and : a green rocking baize, for
carpets.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Superfne black, blue and mkt broad.
cloths 4, q 4 and shirtings aud
sheetings; giDghams stripes Cham.
brays; sewing cotton balls
find ,oilt keep constantly on hand,
Writing s. Printing Paper,
which he receives direct from the manu-
factories.
Has at present, about 400 reams Of the
following kinds Gap 4 Demi Writ.
ing, Demi,, Medium and super Royal
Printing.
s. B. Goddard.
March &C ST
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n E Rum
N England Rum, Sugar. etc.

N England Kun, Sugar, etc.
This day landing from schooner Ma
tive, from Boston
80 barrels N. f. Rum
Hhds and bis MuscovadO Sugar.
IN STORE.
50 barrels tanners oil
40 boxes dipt candles
so casx cut nails, assorted sizes
so casks Thomastown lime
Boston no. beef-brown soap
Kes raisins
Soal lesther-bags pepper
Mems coarse shoes, etc.
For sale by
Dunbar IL TOlCnSend.
March IS 1t
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SALES AT vENDUE.

m sysru Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
IttAe Vendue Store, corner of Prince
and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
PARTICULARS of which win be expressed in
the bills Of the day.
~. All kind Of goods which are on
imitation and the prices of which are
81, s Iished, can at any time be viewed
,n,i purchased at the lowest limitation
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
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For Sale,

Az excellent House Servant, about 50
years Of age, has one child, boy about
eight months old--she is an excellent
washer and ironer-she can be well re
commended for honesty, sobriety and in
dustry. For particulars enquire at this
office.
March 25 dot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-28

A green silk nett purse, with
steel clasp. was dropped on HONb Y
last in Prince. between ROYAL and 1t
Assap streets Il contained an half
eagle. and g small sum in notes 4 su,ta.
bic reward will be given if left at this
office. March IS St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-28
FOR SALE.

A tract Of Land containing s57 acres,
aOre or less, lying on Occoquau Bay in
he county Of Fairfax and state of Virgi-
MIA, adjoining the lands OF Robert |.
Thompson and William Mason. 1t is
presumed those DESTROYS of purchasing
will view the land and for themselves
Judge of it's peculiar advantages. One
tNiril of the purchase nancy will be re-
CURED in hand, the balance at IL, y Is
months. with q deed Of trust to sccsr
Inc payments.
Thompson F. Mason.
December Ia
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A CARD.

a CARD.
LIONEL J. LARKIN, has the plea
sure of informing his scholars and the
public generally, that his hours Tor mus.
cal tuition. will be every day from nlne
O'Clock until twelve A. M. and from
two until half past five, T. M.
and and from 7 until half past 9 on Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Even.
Ladies wishing to learn the double or
single Flaseolett, will be waited on at
Fer terms-insuire at Mr.. r. Gray's
Book store. March lS
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Little River Turnpike Stock
WANTED
For which cash will be paid at the
Fire Insurance Office.
February IS II
Harmon & Bradley,
-.

Cabinet Makers.
Respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have commenced
the above business in all its various
branches, at the stand lately occupied
by James Harris at the corner of King
and Patrick streets, where all orders in
their line will be thankfully received aud
promptly executed,
They trust that by strict attention to,
gether with the quality Of their work
thew will be enabled to give general "a.
tiotaction to all those who may please IA.
favour them with their custom,
N. B. Old furniture repaired at the
shortest notice. March 6
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March 26
John Jackson & Co.

Offer for sale at reduced prices,
Brussels carpeting, bu,nbazetts and bonn.
baxeens
Irish and german liners
White wine vinegar in casks
argo and prime beet
! few boxes smoaked salmon
few crates c G plates
Wines, molasses, brandy, candles
Cotton cards, cordage
A few trunks and cases ladies elegant
and common shoes and boOtees
2 cases elegant French hats
l do silk or water proof do
With great variety of Dry Goods at
the lowest limitations.
March "a dew
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Hardware & Cutlery.

The subscriber has a few casks Hard.
ware and Cutlery, which he will sell
very low for cash or on a short credit.
HE HAS ALSO,
A handsome assortment OF
Good, opened,
With Il general assortment eJ
"a SCY GOODS.
T Country merchants and others
vii find i. to their interest to call and
see the Goods.
John Johnston,
King street, opposite the WASH.
ington Tavern, Alexandra
March 4
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Tue subscriber has just received BY the
General LingaH, Captain Weston, from
Amsterdam, a large and elegant assert
msnt of Boiting Cloths, of a superior qua
ity, which will be- offered for sale at the
y.cre Of Mr.. James Anderson.
Amos alexander.
October s u
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David and J. Ross

DAVID and J. Ross
Rave received, per ship Potomac, from
Genoa,
81 bales writing paper, assorte
Which they offer TOT sale on ve'y, low
terms. They keep constant supply OF
first quality chewing tobacco tor sale by
he quantity.
Npr u
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The substantial Brig
..E& ALBERT,
EfES Captain Swan, will sail tor
EtsIssLlyERPO0L in the course
OF neHt week, and will take on freight
Scr 500 barrels.
ALSO. FOR
Philadelphia,
To sail on Tuesday next
in The sloop Isabella, Capt, Mills,
M& and will take on freight few
hundred barrels. For terms apply TO
NEWTON KEENE.
March Is If
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March IL
Notice.

NOtlSC.
Runaway from the subscriber in Corn.
wallis's Neck, a negro woman named
Phillis, formerly the cook and market
woman of Captain Richard Stonestreet,
Of Broad Creek--I have heard she wishes
to get to Philadelphia. !! will give One
Hundred Dollars if taken in or about
Philadelphia Twenty five if taken in or
about Baltimore, aud Fifty Dollars if
taken in Alexandra OF neighborhuod. and
secured in any Jail so that | get her a.
gain. | heard lately she was seen in
Washington with her free husband, who
call himself William Adams.
Joseph N. sionesreet.
FEBRUARY % II
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March 10
COMBS.
Thomas Mount,

COMBS.
Thomas Mount,
Confines to have Combs manufactured
from totoise shell and horns. He has
just flushed about one hundred u fifty
dozen Tortoise shell Combs, II newest
fashions; which, with a very general
assortment of combs of all descriptions
and very handsome collection Of
Fancy Goods, Hardware and
Cutlery,
Inferior to none in the district OF Co.
lumbia, he offers tor sale on reasonable
terms, at his Fancy Hardware Store on
King street.
Editors of the National Intelligencer
are requested to insert the abuve three
fines and send their account to tl' OF.
flee.
February IA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-28

Bryan Hampson and Go.
Offer for sale,
puncheons old Jamaica
4th proof Antigua
40 barrels NE Rum
90, 60 s sss.' .l g,,"s s's'" COFFEE
20 bags pepper
5000 bushel. Liverpool fine and ground
alum salt
500 sacks fine salt
With a general assortment Of Grocc'
ries. and the best -four for family use.
March 26
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-28
REMOVAL
JOHN WOOD,

WAS removed his cooper's shop to
I'll King-Street, in the shop lately
occupied by Mr., Tclbert. Where he Is
prepared to execute the orders OF his
friends with punctuality and dispatch,
He Will constantly keep on hand arti-
cles in his line, particularly flour barrels
March s
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WHISKEY.

LINDSAY Y HILL,
Have Just received and offer forsale
81 bayreis rcctiGed WhiSksy-old.
February
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-28
Albany Oats,

A few hundred bushels of Oats worthy
the attention of farmers, can be had by
applying to the subscriber, lower end of
Duke street.
Wm. II. Broom
March 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-28

A few Shares of Mechanics
Bank Stock, for sale.
Apply to the Printer.
Jan F