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Bark Of the L ). ates,
Office of the Commissioners,
WsspINcTnN No,

WASHINGTON. Nov. e5, 1876
NGTltE is hereby given to the sub
~ scribes to the Capital Of the B: nix
of the United States at the city Ct Was
ington. thai the Commissioners appoint
I'd By the President OF the United states
to receive the said subscriptions. are du-
" authorised by the president and direc
tors of the Bank of the United States, ta
receive the second instalalent OF thr sand
subscriptions to wit: on each 5 are Of
the laid capital. 10 dollars IN gold ny sil.
yer coin, ard . dollars IN erin as afole-
said. or il funded debt. at the rate, pre-
scribed BY the act Of Incorporation with
A power o! attorney annexed 20 the certi-
lica.es OF the said funded debt proportion.
uthorizing the loan officer, Ton the time
being. at whose ea:ce the sad funded
debt shall stand recorded Cor the register
If the treasury oil the United States, il
the stock shalt staid or the books Of the
treasury to transfer the same in due
form OF law, to the president, directors
and comra y Ct the Bank Of the United
states that the said commissioners as
agents o, the Bank, viii attend at the
raoIns oi the treasury. occupied by tie
office Vt Pay AID Deposit Of the Bank
Columbia. bets. cen the hours If 10 o'clock
in The for noon, aud tree O'Clock 10 tie
Afternoon. daily q every day, Sundays
excepted, from the frs, OF January next
ensuing to the Esd Of the same month.
moth DAYS inclusive, isr the purpose ri
eceiv,nS the payments aS aforesaid, AID
hat the subscribers, at their option. ma
either pay the said second ins;a!ment Al
The original place Of subscriptions, within
The tine herein limited pr at the Bank
II the U. states at Philadelphia.
JOHN MASON, J
JOHN p. VAN NESS.
November $40 2awt25hJan
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Roltinr [ .oths.
AI,ewis Hipkins 4 Co.

l.ye imported in The ships Boston aud
S Gen Smith,
A Quantity 81
4 HARD WARE, CUTLERY, &c.
(which. with their former stock on hand,
4 sr,lers their assortment very complete.
! They have alse on hand GERMAN
GOODS, aud
Swedish Bar Iron,
MI, Of which will be sold low.
September 26 u
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December %
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NOTICE.
eotf

The subscriber Intending to remove
from this place in short time, request
I'll those indebted to him by bond, note
or open account, to come forward 4 set
tie them up to first of January 1917.
He will dispose of the Houses 4 Lots
lie now occupies, and possession given
the 18th October next. The dwelling
house is calculated for the accomm"da-
ION OF family, with all the necessary
out houses, and a very productive gar
den. subject to small ground rent-the
tand for retailing goods, or purchase oil
produce, is inferior to none in town.
II is deemed unnecessary tcgive more
ulnute description, as it is presumed
hose wishing to purchase will 'iew the
premises.
lie will also sell a quarter acre Lo,
and Dwelling House thereon, near the
court house.
The above property will bedisPo.ed
IF on accommodating terms to those wish
ing to purchase. , ,,,,,,
Dumfries, January I4-l6 eot
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~.s its AZ sa4den disappearance Tor
one ,nording, it was found to have
vo,,e back to the place from whence
i came. leaving the two attornles III
tbr Iurch; subLata causa, tot'tt"s g.
s.b,S.-the island being gone
.bsre WAS no more cause Of suit, and
,be parties sneaked out OF chancery'
each paying to the tune Of $4,000
mounds sterling. l hope our'sentie'
men won't let their bonus slip in thai
;rrousiderate way from between theii
fingers.
But to return to the house Of Repre-
seutatives, an attempt by Mr.. Wrigh
% get rid of the bill by striking on
the first section, was negatiyed, ant
the bill with a two-fold amendment
proposed by MIR. Robertson and MIR
TelCair. which gives in distribution
70 the states tine money to each II
UroDortion to its representation il
Congress, but reserves to the genera
government the right of Designating
the course of the roads and canals
was reported to the house.
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distinguished and pre-eminenty useful
IN which capacity he shnHe most conspi
cuous. il is difficult to decide. His ia
Tents for either were indeed of the high
est order. Asa preacher OF the Gospe
he was learned, eloquent, energetic aae
persuasive and as Literary teacher he
oo.se.sed a familiar and thorough &C
uuaistaroe with general science. pecu
liar facility Of communicating instruction
a combined affabiiity and digaity OF man
ners. and a happy faculty OF correcting
the irregular habits and restraining tse
v award disposition Of youth. which ena'
|bsd him to fill with unrival'ea reputation
the important aad useful station in which
the Providence of God had placed him.
His mode governing the College wat
entirely OF the parental kind and when
ever he found it necessary to exercise tSt
Authority with which he was clothed, h
pursued course which, while it was cal
|cu!atcd to produce the most salutary IN
suesce On all the students Of the college
rarely failed to saiu for himself the Us
j,eem, the affsc.ien of the very pupils or
whom the punishment was inflicted. W.
have often witnessed the truth OF this re
mark, We have seen the whole OF the
students assenbled in the College Chape
the president assembled the pulpit, arc
having closed the evening worship, rsae
the proceedings OF the faculty, which haze
dsservedly sentenced one stsdent to ex
pulsiou. two to be placed for season un
der private teacher in a distant village
tv Give to receive public, and twenty :
private admeuition the twelve were di
rected to present Themselves IN the aisle
they came forward, with an evident inten
ton to disregard the punishment; bu
ibe,Ore the president had finished his at
Isecting, parental admonition, their fro
ward spirits we're suhdued +; the flowing
tears proclaimed their conirltIon , and
from that moment they became example,
10 athers of stu,iiuus habits aud OF regular
and correct department: No uan ",
believe, was ever better quahhed to PIE
side over a literary institution ; lent
more believed by his pupils none NOR
extensively useful 10 his country. Near
| !y cne thousand of the American youth
having in.shsJ their education unGer IN
Iimnediate ins .ruciior, are scattered owe
every state in the Union, some sl w"sn
are already in congress, Othets 10 the pui
pIt, on The bench, IL tue bal, IA tue rIat
ice Of tae healing AL and III comUerct'
pursuits. all Of @nom loved hiia a. : z.
tier. all Of whom will hear .! III. eati
vita deep aud uydissemsed sorrow.
We nave not anem2tea 10 draw ever
she,ch Of his high anu esteemrd chs
rscter: out having at al early period sa
under has minis,ry, and having Deer as
sOciated with him IN the government ~
obstruction If the college over wh,ch
ipresided, it woulG accord with nsithe
r,e feelings nor the duty OF the hdito
al this paper, to pa'rah his death, with
nut paying this small tribute Of rcsPec
TO his netBort.
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----==---r--------
By John jackson & Co.
February 6

On Saturday 9Th instant, to commence
at ten o'clock, at the Auetion Room
on Union street-withoat reserve:
Mould and dipt candles, chocolate
cordage beef brandy ralsins vinegar
bounce etc. in the grocery line.
Immediately after. to close Concern
A considerable quantity Of ready made
clothing cloths Kerseyeres flannel.
lbaizes blankets caIisoes s'lshams lsnc
and jaconet musIins cotton and liner
csmbrics hosiery grapes etc. being the
balance OF stock Of house declining
business, which will be positively sod
for the most they viii bring.
/ bale elegant eolorea bGmbazets. brown
green blue drab scarlet mulberry and
black,
2 cases cs|icoes, elegant new patterns
3 cases Irish llncrs, high and low prices
| ditto bombazsts and pup!ins
ditto best LONDON pocket pins
l ditto ditto pound ditto
ditto domestic
ditto vrivets and cords
litts Madras handkerchief
t,tto tlUreEceS
Co,ton and linen cambrics, leno and
book muslin, spp u second CLOTHS, cs,,
ssmeres, coatirss, bUckin5s, blankets,
hosiery, etc. etc.
Feb q
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From the Louisiana Gazette.

The Congress- trigatr has arrived Oh
the BlliZs from Craize IN the Gull OF
Mexico, daring which it's said she fell
In ~'th two Of the Spanish vessels which
nal- the late dastardly attack on the
+ ebrand. which she owe hauled after a
chase Of ssme hours Ii is also said that
tn reason gwen BY the copper captain
to- running fssm the Cong -sss. wa< thai
hs ,holsht her Mexican frsate wa, !
vas aaiidisS AZ Baltimore Tor the Patr,-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
Public Sale.

On Friday next, tae 9Th OF Feb. viii D
sold at the Vsndue Store, corner o
Prince aud Water st.eets--W ithou
reserve:
4 bale. supsr6ne and second cloths
! ditto plains
Kerseys, fannels
Imperial and Bennet's cords
Corduroys, Irish linens
Canbric and lano Huslins
Dimities. piatilIas, cotton shirtiogs
Calicoes. mems y womens' cotton hos,
Glnshams, threads, laces, etc. etc.
Also,
Sugar in barrels
Starch in kegs
bale brown rolls, etc.
2. G. Marsteiler.
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The following just tribute to the memory
Of DR.. Dwight, is from the New YorS
Spectator.
a great and good man has
this day fallen ia Israel"
{" And heard voice from heaven say
ing unto ne, write, blessed are the dead
who die in the Lord from henceforth: Yea
saith the Spirit, that they may rest froH
their labors-and their works do follow
them" =,
The death of such man as Presiden
dwight. we consider as a public calamity
Il no ordinary kind. He possessed q
r ons and highly cultivated mind anc
tn as a mlul,te Of tho Gospel and ~
President of = College, he was highly
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
RDR BRHTOH
Charles County { ourt,
Dec %

August Term 1916,
On application to Charles COUNT Court
nv petition in writing Of JOHN Budd. u
Charles County, for the lcn.ft Of the act
Of a,ss,rbl, for the rriirf Of s.ndr, 'r.ol
vent debtors, passed at November session
1905, z the several supplements thr'eto,
N the terms mentioned therein /; sche-
duIe Of bis property and list of his cree
Ii,ors on oath, a. far as he can ascertain
them, accompanying his petition aud
The court being satisfied by competent
cstinony, that the said John Budd has
resided two years immediately preceding
he time of his application. in the state OF
MARYLAND { j. the'eupOn ordered and
laJjudged, that the said John Hudd. by
causing copy Of this order to be in>e ted
in .ome one Of the newspapers edited n
1.-The distinct If COLUMBIA, once weeh Tor
two months before rhe third Mo, Ga' in
March ueyt.. give notice to his ere.
Idito to hPPE iR before tie said
court at the celr' kOdse in Char'esi" n,
on the said third Monday in MaroL nrM
for the purpose Of recomn ending trus.
tee for their benefit, and to shew oan-e
il any the, have, WHY the said John Judd
should not have the benefit Of the act Of
assembly Aforesaid, and the seve al sup
plcments thereto, as prayed.
Teste. JOHN BARNES, elk.
January J lawn
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Port of Alexandria.
FROM TIE EXCn ANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.

| february 4.
A Boston parer Slst ult. states. tina
the schooner Ade!inc, from Alexandria
board for Suriuam, had been spoken II
lat. 81, loL. G6, 40, having lost her decI
load IN a gale. Time not mentioned
when spoken or BY whom.
The owner OF the AdsIine, has receiv
ed letter lrsm the sups' cargo. datrt
a7th December, inentisning that the lcs'
vas only few shingles, that went over
board in the gae'-eyery thing el'e sale
and all hands we'll.
Accounts f.sm Boston, January SIst
state, tina, sloop had gone to the relic
Of the schooner Susan, Parsons, hence
4 and now aground OH Bird Island Bar ii
that harbor] and that the sioop had aIs'
been caught in the solid ice. 1t was ex
pected both vessels would be got of with
out receiving much injury.
Charleston, Jan. 80.
Arrived Yesterday schooner Caroline
George. Havana. Passengers, Don d"
mingo Daminisues, and Don Miguel de
Ia Torre,. Left ship Ri.rse Manning
Pratt f.igs sausy Jack, Humphrey
and Lerwick, M'Lean, and large nun.
her of Americans. The Caroline, shortly
alter sailing, had her foremost carried a
way in a gale aud put back to reht. he
sioop Gallatin formerly Of this port. ar
rived at Havana from New Orleans the
day the Caroline sailed. Markets at Ha
wanna. Flour S2I: rice 8: coffee IS
brown sugar 6: white do liz mol.sse'
| 10 bits per key: honey 80 cents PEI
gallon.
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Strayed or Stolen,

From a Wagon, last evening" abOu,
two miles from Alexandria, on the road
70 Fairfax court house, a likely BAY
HORSE, about l5-and half hands high
sndsOnely nieked, the end Of his ta'
searly white. The person who takes hi
m shall receive a reward OF Five Dolla'
by leaving him at MIR. Mott tavern.
s. B. Hunton.
February 6 81
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Fer Freight.

fEK The fast sailing :Sinop John I'D.
ARams, r. Gibbs, master; she car.
ries about 500 barrels. and is now ready
for the reception Of a cargo. a freight
TO some southern port or to the West.
Indies would be preferred. Apply 10
the master on boa,d Of 10
Thomas ii. Howland.
February 5 81
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We are very happy to state, tina, al
The c,nteresce held last wesk in Phlla'
delDh.a between the fepUtatlan Of the
nrincioal State Banks aad the director
Of me United States Hank, an arrange
men. vas made aai WTrnimously az eel
70, 70 re- sums the pa mart Of SPECIE
on tie Goth Of Rsbraary instant. rh's
information we have IRON an OFF .IIl
source, and is entirely to be relied fpaa'
Fed. Gdxetie.
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February s
I'c Let,

Ic Let,
For the ensuing year. the Tavern ans
tnre House, at Hill Top. in Charlie
ounty, Maryland Attached TO thu
.yeru are about 1S5 acres OF land, in
Guiding small meadow.
Likewise small Tenement adioiniR!
,nc anove. to which about two acres ar,
.ttached, and is calculated for the accom-
nChat3u # a mechanic.
For terms, apply to
John Barnes.
Port Tobacco. Pee 81 9awtf
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From Canada Paper OF Jan. 1s.

The American papers, received by the
Swanton Mai. give no later accaunt'
from Britain aud France, than we bad lass
week. The American Journals are fl-
led with the reports Of the Committee
OF Congress, burgIaries highway roboeries
and thefts. The proceedings OF Con.
gress so far as they have yet developed
themselves. are uninterestirg to this
country. We have heard nothing report
ed by the Committee Of Foreign Relations
which would probably be totally applied
tn Britain respecting the intercourse with
our West Indis Colonies. However,
this is not a matte of surprise. Any
thing that could b AOved en that impor-
tar: top,c, would be at attack On the adj
ninistration. for suffering themselves to
be on; witted in the Commercial COnven,
non Of 1915. We may perhap, see some
lengthy speeches, moyisg resolves, which
will most likely be nesntiyed by cVnsi
de, able majorites, under the pretence
that this is not the most favourable period
to tra,nmei the government with aitficu!'
ties. that are really Of min"r Importance
| to the landed interest oil the nation and
which could ohIy be productive Of irrtat'
ing the best custo.ner Tor cotton, tobacco,
indigo. and ethel staple productions oi
the soil. ...
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For EENT.

FOR RENT,
Tat commpdloes and pleasantly stu
A,cd Dwelling House, at present occupi
d By W. b. Simms, Esq. Attached =
he house is large yard and very pro
duCliyc garden; also every sonvenien
oct building. p. ,Gs, Oh may he ia
il. medlately. Apply.to
Margaret Chaplin.
February s If
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Public Sale
To be SOLD, for he best price they ,ciA
bring:
Three valuable two story

Three valuable two story
we'll flashed Brick enements and Lots,
Oh Saturday the Sth Of March, at twelve
O'Clock, situated on the east 81 Wash:
inyton street, between Plince and Duke
streets IN the tawn Of Alexandria, whlcA
were conveyed TO me BY Jonathan S'hol.
field and 9itc. IN trust, to indemnify
Andrew Schol6eid against certain en-.
dorsements bv hin made tor the accom-.
mediation Of the SAID Jonathan The a.
bove tenemeu,s have a healthy situation
ard in genteei neighbm hood well caleu'
lated f. private families and viii be
50 d without reserve. Terms made known
at time Of sale.
r. /, TAYLOR.
February s, cots
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FOR SALE.
On liberal Terms,

On liberal Terms,
A NUMBER of Houses and Lets, al
the lower end OF Fairfax street
Id the whole or part Of the low ground
marsh adjacent to Jones's Psint. APP
plyh .,a
Dec Is %
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A letter from person on board on
squadron in the Mediterranean. men
tinns. that mau belonging to the frt
CATO lava, was accused at Messina Ol
boar, 4 British merchant schooner o.
81. nag some leather. and severely
aasssi BY order Of the mate--a!tho'
tha leather was givea him by man
belonging t. the schooner. That this
Treatment was retaIiatcd on English
seansn nn shore.
A delnrter i',.nm the United States
sl3op of var Ontario, was afterwards
taken out of the above schooner At
sea. Her sailing being watched for
that purplSe.
Commodore ChaunCy, while in Ma
pltS Say. reduced the number OF his
squadron therr to five. tn comply with
the wishes of the king and an oldrule
as was stated B1St. Pa.
Gambling is ali vat to receive Sc
PiouS check in kentucky. ifa Bill be-
fore the Legislature shall become a
IaE. 1t requires an oath TO be taken
b! every person accepting a civil OF
military office, that he will not. dur
IL, MS continuance in Office. bet any
naaey or property on any game al
hazard. ar in any other manner
s..OoiIaS at mark accepted.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
New : ngland Fun, MoIasses,
Sugar s lea.

JOHN &. LADD & CO.
Offer for sale the larso Of Brig Economy
frem Boston, viz.
81 hhhs n. f.. rom
IS bills ". L. do
9 hht,> mo'asses
81 hbls MuNccvado sugars
Is tors Russia ard Swcdes iron d.
sortci and square
IA bols taTncrs oil
20 tens p!aisthy IaIis
hid coffee
bingham boxes. tubs, covers. &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06

ots. Eal the vaiorsus Don been CONVOY.
II By two or three santissina Trinidada'
he would probably have attempted to pla,
the same trick with capt. Morris that he
did with lieut.. Cunningaam-and have
given the same reason tor it.
We are informed that Beverly Chew
ESQ. has been appointed collector OF the
port If New Orleans, vice P. l.. b. d.
ple.si', Esq resigned.
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Caldwell & Jackson

Caldwell 8 Jackson
Have just received. and otfs' iol sale,
s5 bbls Baltimore whisky
90 do n 4 rum
$50 boxes smoked behring's.
And superior lamp oil for iamily use,
by retail.
Jan 9
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Wanted as an Apprentice,
A Boy from IA to l6 years OF age,
yuod connections and we'll grcwn--He
wilt be taught seven different trades and
The French language, and will be we'll
used if he behaves himself correctly
Apply to the Printer,
December SS
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COMMUNICATION.
DTSTRESSES OF THE
POOR.

NoTwITHsTANDiNG the humane
syprtions of the different societies now
operating for the relief Of the poor.
tbcrc is eyidenly much real suffering
and distress. The smallncss OF their
funds has created the necessity OF eX-
trrmc economy intheaprropriations !;
81 ;hat the help afforded can give on
y 4 momGntary respite to the gene.
raj cs,namity. The total loss orem-
pI,yment. the high prices Of proNi-
s;ons. and the inCIemency CT the wea-
thcr. has extended the evils OF poverty
far bevond the ordinary class Of paul
pers. and have reduced many, who, in
common times can SHIFT for themselves.
tn bsggary. The writer Of this arti-
Gle knows that there are many now
in Town. without wool, without pro-
visions. and in actual pain from hum
ger and from cold. Why do the gen.
t!emcn OF the council. the legitimate
stariians of the poor. withhold their
accustomed add Why does the so2ie-
ty which met at the bark ii Potomac
ln,k up its funds Do they wait till
the weather becomes colder
The gentlemen who compose the
society which is in the hahit Of meet-
inr at the Bank Of Potomac are re-
spactfully requested to mcct at said
plocc on Saturday evening next at
half past 6 o'clock.
ONE OF TIE SOCIETY.
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Sometime since we cooled from 4
Hanuver PAPER, pretty little poem called
TIE :. Poets Hour ii Peace," aud no"
vita pea >ara, aud ywe hope with profit
exrr.ct the following Counterpart.
Boston Gent.
Froa the CONCORD Middlssex Gazette.
riiE PRINTERS " HOUR ~
PEACE
By the knthnr II ihe
"P0GrS HOUR UF PEACE"
Know ye the Printers hour ii peace
Know yc N hoay more fraugat vi
jov
Than eve: fel the maid Of Greece.
When kss'd BY Venus am'rCus BE-,
'ris not when round the mary case.
III, simbe 6ngrrs kiss the types;
Nor is 1t when ine lensthsn'd ;ace
Tue sturdy devils tail he gripes:
:, not when ncxs OF dreadful note,
His cp'unns aii with niai0a Gil /;
. lis nat when brother Printe qnete
~ e!iuSiols Of his stump WON quil
lis not whcn all his work /, lone
lis IL nm'rin. fire he h)vero near.
tnd heede>s ot tht coming dun,
Grows merry o'er Pint OF beer.
; lis not ~-en in Miss Fancy's Glass.
Long advertisements meet his eye,
And seem a whisper as 'neE pass,
Wc'l grace your cola'nns bys and
bye !"
Noe is it when with numerous names
His Iength'ned roll OF vellan swells,
rs If 'twsre touchu By conf 'rors wand,
Or grew by FAIRIES magic spells.
No reader, no-tic P:iater's hour,
His hour o. reat Sgest reposc,
Is not, when b. some magic pow'r
His list Of patrons daily grows
But o, tits when stern Wisier, drear,
Comes iob'd in snow and rain and va.
por
He heats. IN whispers soft and dear,
= We're come to pay you for the--PA-
PER ~
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PUSNiNG
Alta tavern one night,

At tavern one night,
Me->rs. Wore, strange. and Wright
Met to dr,ak, and good thoughts to ex-
change:
Says Moe - 81 u, three
The whole town viii agree
There is bat oae kua.s, & that'
Strange"
Says Strange. rather sore.
Tia sure there. one Mere,
\ terrible Kaave and Bite,
VIE ch.ated nj, No'her,
Ills Sister and Brother:
/. o yes replied More, thatis Fright !!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
Alexandria Morocco NIanufaC

Alexandria Morocco ManufaC
tory.
At the Corner Of 0ronoko e Water
streets near The Fish .charf,
Where may be had, mor"cc" ior gen-
iemen's bosts. Morocco and Americas,
ND of all coIors Tor ladies' shoes, coach
riakers' and hatters' Lining skins, hat
.p.s' and spinning wool. The above ar
ticles manufactured in the best name
BY the subscribers.
John b. BfnEhert g &c.
n. D. All kinds OF Silks scowered and
dyed in the best manner.
November eotf