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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.

y :" UIUy =, UdfCu Tie
10th September.
The Spanish force have made their appear
ance once more on Amelia 10 attack the place,
but disappeared almost AS suon-tbe mus OF
The PATRIOTS were too heavy for them. I anna.
mad the Province is gone forever from the
Spaniards. -, - 80 ' ''e
Com. Aury arrived on the nth inst. with a
ship and brig (przes,) Sled with sugar ard cot.
Zee. Another ship has Just arrived said to be
'oaIed with dry goods, wine, &C. A great
acal OF property, sugar, &c. have arrived here
from Amelia, and been catered | have seen
some goods bought here AZ haif their east in En-,
rope. [Charleston City Gaz.
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TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENT NO. l..

TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENT NO. l.
Dor Antonio Mario Maitigas, Hent. col. of
TIE R0ydt armies, decorated piih Ike cross
IF the North Of Germany, cicil military
governor orMe PrOUiuce Of Texas, Nc,o
Philippines, Nc.
certify, that Don Francisco della Haz,
lieutenant of the first veteran company
of Labahie cavalry, having marched from
this capital on AN expedition, by my or
ders, | directed him TO Labahie on The
18th June inst. III order to pursue with a
detachment of one hundred men, on the
road of the interior Of ibis province, ii par
ty of foriy-four tactious Americans, com
nnanded by col. Perry, who had discm-
banked on these coasts with hostile intei-
lions, under the command OF The traitor
Nina which officer, complying, with the
greatest cXaciness, with The Instructions
siad gwen him, overlook and attacked
them at the dawn of the 10Th inst al
place called the Two Cow pens, and com
pleiely routed them, taking fourteen pri-
soEerS, OF whom twelve were dangerous
ly wounded, and leaving tweniy-six dead
upon tIciield of battle, and among them
the above named colonel Perry and ma
jor Gordon. La iais action lieut.. de la
Haz was severely wounded, having dis
played not only The greatest vaior, but
superior military knowledge and that
be may make il appear on all suitable oc-
casions, and obtain the reward of his SER
vices, give these presents, which have
signed at Baxar, ibis 2jtli Of June, 1917.
ANTONIO MARI1NES.
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From Caionce they say as follows, TO
wit:
We arc surrounded with disquiet, Ar
minsn having overtaken the rebel Nina
at Peotelas, and gave him baille but al
the first fire his cavalry broke and gave
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03

GEoRGErowN, September 20-We have re.
cciyed per the schooner Trenton, Captain Beaz-
ley, Of This place, iiie Of the ST. Thomas On.
zeiie, ior which we aIe indebted TO tie polite
ness Of our correspondent at that port The
90 our readers. Our orIespOudent writes
that the account Of the defeat Of the Royaists
squadron 10 the river Oronoke, by The Inde-
pendent llcet under Admiral BriOn is confirm
ed-aHd that ROYAL squadron. Of II sail, Is
now W the island of Grenada. aud are rather
fearful OF vcatufing on the main. lie observes,
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official 'epori Of A,minan, C6ionel of the
gc~inem of EsfJUjuaoI,ft,0

regiment IF ESt,amdd,uu.
After having marched very nearly 10
leagues, overlook the perverse Nina
who received me with his columns form.
ed. instantly attacked him, but found
myself engaged with div ision of The
enemy who came determined TO die
siaaghte,iag. ordered ihe cavalry of
Reoverdc, of six hundred horses, TO adj
vance but that corps fell back upon the
infantry In the utmost disorder, and COM
plefely breaking their lines, and flying,
Notwithstanding the greatest efforts Of
tie chiefs and officers 10 restrain them
Notwithstanding all that, routed them
completely, after All action Of three hours
aud half. Soon after came 40 the
provincial infantry of Ceiragonda and
Talansingo, TO complete their route, and
pursue the wTetches, who have taken the
road TO Vcnado. The little cavalry of
these last corps is entirely on foot, and
this depriveS me Of the opportunity TO ex-
terminate The enemy. I hope TO deserve
from your eHcelleHcv fresh supply of
two hundred horses, in order, with this
reinforcement, 10 finish with this rabble.
Camp of San Jose, June 10th, 1917.
BENETO ARMINAN.
fdd~eeecd IN Oor AJoosfey Afsr;y ne gt,..-..
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way. and he remained with three hun
drcd men of the regiment of Estramadn-
IA. so that the two armies closed wifi,
each other, and about two hundred and
upwards fell OH each side. We are as
sure,l that Arminan is in pursuit Of him.
with the forces he had bel:snd but il is
sad that Nina has passed IIcdionda. as
far as Espirdee Sanio.
............
LATEST FROM AMELIA.
SAVANNAH, Sept. % wv have lust time TO
| state, that We have conversed viii, gentle
man direct from Amelia. who informs us that
the Patriots completely defeated the Spaniards
on the 18TH inst and compelled them 10 re treat
nine miles. Several officers belonging TO the
Spaniards were killed.-On the part of the
fatriots, no loss sustained Whatever Colonel
IRWIN was daily receiving reiniorcaments. and
| II Is confidently thought that he will be able
10 hoid possession OF thc town of Feruasdipa
Inc Spanish force amounted 10 five hundred
men, composed ofnegroes, Spaniards and re-
ney"dn Americans. The Patriots had on the
day of battle not more than one hundred and
nity meH.-Generai MACtiREGoR and suit have
sailed Tor Nassau (N p. IN the brig st. Jsseuh.
Two large sinPs, prizes airi, ed al Amelia last
week, supposed 10 be worth ~ 900 dollars =
Commodore AuRY had also arrived al Amelia
WIN Two large privateers, aud "a prize captur
| ed by hm, OF considerable value 'rh. force
| which went against Fcrnand,a was not com
manded by Governor CoPpiNesR, but by a
| Spanish Col. name not recollected. Coppinper
| is still in Augustine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Mr. T.R. Tu-
mis-, of philadelphia, passenger in fine slim
John Dickinson, from Cadiz, is bearer Of
dispatches TO government, from the Hon.
MIR. Irving, our minister at The Court nj
Madrid.
More Specie. The British BRIG Union.
arrived here yesterday from LONDON.
brings 81 kegs of specie, for The Uniled
States Bank.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-26
Az VERY " NOVEL OCCURRENCE"

Is thus related in the Geneva Gazette
Of the 18th instant One evening last
week, during a momentary absence of
the editor. the press and printing type of
the Waterloo Gazette printed at Wa
terloo in Seneca county, were carried of
by some unknown persons, and nothing
has since been heard OF them Much
warmth his been excited by discussion
in the Gazette. between the friends Of the
late sheriff and present sheriff of Seneca
county: or more correctly speaking be-
tween the friends and opponents Of the
late sheriff and thus has terminated the
paper warfare"
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ITO Be continued J

VIM. b. Grove is chosen President Of
the Branch Bank of the United States 1T
Fayetteville.
A proposition is before the legislature
OF Georgia to tax the Branch of the Unit
ed States Bank established in that state.
4 Bank has just gone into operation at
ShawnoetowD, IN the Illinois territory. of
which Samuel R. Campbell is President,
and John Reeves Cashier-haviug been
chartered at the last session bv the Iegis-
'.ture Of that territory. .Nat. Lat.
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KILL.

XIII.
Where rose the mountain, there 10 him
were friends; home (;
Where roll'd the ocean, thereon was his
Where blue sky aud glowing cline ex-
tends,
He had the passion e the power to roam;
The desart, cavern, forest, breakers foam,
Were unto him companionship; they
spake
A mutual language, clearer than the tsne
of his lands tongue, which he would OFT
forsake on the lake.
For natures pages glassd by sun beams
XIV.
Like the Chaldean, he coSld watch the
stars. bright
Till he had peopled them with beings
AS their own beams and earth and earth
born jars
And human frailties were forgotten quite:
Could lie have kept his spirit to that flight
lie had been happy; but this clay viii
sink
Its spark immortal, envying in the light
To which it mounts, as if to break the
link woos US to its brink.
That keeps US from yon heaven which
XIV.
But in mans dwelling he became thing
Restless and worn, and stern and wearl-
some, wing,
Droop'd as a wild born falcon with cliPt
To whom the boondless air alone were
home; com.,
Then came his 6t again, which to Ger
As eagerly the barr'd up bird will beat
His breast q beak against his wiry dome
I'LL the blood tinse'h his plumage, so the
heat som beat.
OF his impeded soul would through his bo-
Seif-exiled Harold wanders forth again,
With nought Of hope left, but with less Of
gloom
The very knowledge that he liy'd IN vain,
That all was over on this side the tomb,
Had made despair smilingness assume,
Which, thought 'twere wild, as on the
plundered wreck, doom
When mariners would maGly meet their
With draughts incorporate on the sink
ing deck, to check.
Did yet inspire cheer which he forDore
Canto the Sd.
To be continued J
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st. Francisrilts, Sept. so.
THE COTTON CROP.


We lament 70 state that our most
gloomy forebodings are more than realiz-
ed, in relation to the growing crop of
cottpn.-As far as we can learn, Il our
enquiries have not been limited, the tai
lure in this staple of the couatry will be
greater than ever known. The growth Of
the plant, it is stated is luxuriant beyond
the example of former years, but The pro-
gress of the rot is equally Unprecedented.
The staple is also unusually fine, and
calculated to command greater price
never was it Enewn better. The cause
of the calamity that sfEiicts US, is beyond
the ken of mortals. No man can disco
yer tit is there; and the planter is
obliged to bear in patience with the evil.
If we are not deceived by representa-
tions, the planters of this and the neigh
boring parishes, will not average an 60
thering more than 500 lbs. of seed !cOtion
to the acre when in Ordino nv years, the
average is from IL to 1900 lbs. to the a
cre--thus showing deficit Of more than
half crop. --
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LIEUTENANT BROOKS.

The Buffalo Gazette informs US, tia:
" Several officers of the army, al Detroit,
friends of this gallant and accomplished
off er, son Of Governor Brooks, Of Mas.
sachusetts. WIN fell 10th of September,
1918, in Perry's victory, and who was
buried IN Put-in-Bay Island, have re-
moved his remains to the city of Detroit,
where they were inferred with military
honors. The clergy, civil, military and
citizens, all testified their respect for the
memory of the deceased"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-26
Charleston, Tor. 10.
half q crop,
COMMERCIAL CAUTION.

CUMMEHCIAL OAV IIVN'
Several American vessels, WHICH have
arrived at this port, within the last few
weeks, coastwise, have LeeL obliged 10
pay Foreign Tonnage money, in conse-
quence Of the crew not being three fourths
composed Of American registered sea-
men, sgreeably to the acquisitions Of the
new Navigation Act, which took eft at
en- the LIT Oct. last. It is necessary that
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-26

FROM TrE RICHMOND INQUIRER.
Sketches Of tie ife AMI character Of Pat
rick Henry. Printed at Philadelphia,
PIP. Ar.
CONTINUED
Here ends the Sd section ct the w0ik.
Our author commences his fourth by ac-
knowledging that Nj. Henry had not the
same talents for writing as fNr speaking /;
which leads him into an examination OF
the question, whether there be really. as
some have imagined, any incong.uity in
their uniOn-He decides 10 the negative,
and traces the rsreness Of the occurrence
to detective education, taking this
word in is larger, Roman sense" of.
lsays hey the genius Of the orator has
been properly trained in his youth to both
pursuits, instead ofbeins injured, it wiz,
| apprehend, be found 10 derive addition
al grace, beauty, and even sub!imity,
from the discipline. His flights will be
at least as boid-they will b. better sus
tained--a and whether he chooses TO des-
eend in majestic circles, or to stooP on
headloDg wing. his performance will not
be the worse FOR having been taught to
Hy."
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Ire InSu anCc.

Tae Columbian Insurance Company OF
.9leSaudria, continue to insure buildings,
furniture. merchandise and otter proper.
ty, from loss by ere. The condition and
terms. may be learned UPON application
at their Office, next door TO the City Hotel,
aud will be found as moderate & equita.
BILE as those o! any otter company.
The rates of premium are calculated
in reference to he actual risk of proper.
:, and are as law as % cents per 100
Dollars per anpum for hazards Of me best
description, increasing proportionably tor
risks Of a more hazardous nature. In.
sprances may be made Tor one or more
years, or shorter periods.
Column 81 Insurance O!ice, FEB. 20.
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100 Dollars eward.

4 BSC0NDED from the subscGIber.t"'
female negroS LAVES. Phoebe.Nh,
| understand has changed her name u
Nancy. so years OF age, about FIVE feet
seven or eight inches high, black com
straight and We! proportional,
brought up as house servant ani semp
tress-at which last profession she is e
celicd py nom Of her color.
Peggy. brigh. muiatto, 1 !; Or 20 yeas
# age. about 5 feet ar six inches high
rather thick, aud has scar on the TOP
of one OF her ieet also brought up as
horse servant.
The above reward will be paid for the
delivery Of The above slaves to me. q: my
residence in Fairfax county, at the 22d
nile stone. Little River Turnpike Road
or sixtv doila,, for the former and forty
IF the latter.
HARRISON FITZHUGn.
Nav ? ~ wfnti
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I.anll Cur Sale.

HF early application IS made, | will dis.
,,s. Of 400 aces of the CEDAR
GROVE tract Of land. There is surplus
timber aai fire wosl enoagi on the part
I purpose selling to gay, with Jadie'ou'
management, more thanhtii he purchase
u,1ey, at the price ask. The silua'ion
i. healthy, and the land fertile, Cont
guilty to market is also among ITS siVan,
rsses: j. being within less than mile Of
ST.. jonathan 1anney's mil, where the
Alexandria price may be had Tor gram.
Persons wishing to purchase will apply
:. the sub.crib.r, residing at Cedar
Grove. ten miles below Alexandria, and
uae below Jlauey's mill.
500, % EDGAR N.CARTY.
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!. valuable Farm for Sale

vsli2 SUBS lRIBER viii sell, on
reasonable terms. valuable anu
p,oduc,iye tarm Of + o acres, Or there's
i,,,ts-beirg part Of the lands Of the late
Richard Brent, living on Kettle Ran III
he county OF P1inoe William, in the
tale ,f virginia 30 niles from the De-
s,nu,a Nisls.-55 miles from Alexan-
ala. and abna. the sane distance from
Georgetown and the CITY Of Va hington-
This farm lies in the castro - an excel.
I.n, neis',birnoo;,---is handsomely stu
atc.l-ablntlanlly fate-ed, and has upon
!, an ax9ie p:JsD, .ioa Of wood The
soil IS naturally strong, and cOnsidera-
81. portion Of il has Tor some year past,
been cultivated according to the most
a7D-,yel rates of raGderu hasbandry-
P,.sss,.on will be gwen on the hrst day
Of January next. The terms upon which
this nrsbetty will D. sold, Will be made
known up,n application to. George L.
Breat, of Stafford County. w. or to the
subscriber living in A'szandrls.
JOHN D. SISMS.
ssrr.mhps 3
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DIsTRIcr OF COLUMBIA. r. -,;t
NtsranI,ia r.upty

ol' Ts1,ni or c coss,r' To si'.
IN the petition Of Cornelius Davis,
" an insolvrnt debtor. confined in the
jal. Of Alexandria county for debt. notice
is hereby gwen 70 the creditors Of the
said CORNELIUS DAVIS that on the
Sd day f November next, being the
first Monday Of the monthl at l0o'clocs,
A. VI. at he court bouse of the said coun.
~. the oath prescribed b. thu act Of con-
gress Of the United States, entitled An
&C for the relief If iasoIycnt debtors
within the District Of Columbia" will Dc
administered TO the said insolven'. and :
trustee appointed, unless sufficient carss
to the contrary be then and ,herr sho"h:
Ordered, that this notice be published
once week for four weeks, before ihas
day, in both the newspapers Pubilshea 10
Alexandria. BY order Of the bon"raoH
William Cranch, chief Judge OF the 81.
ted States circuit court Tor The DIstLe'
Of Columbia. q. DENEALl, {. l.
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P.Tobacco Jockey Club Races

EUtl.L commence on Tuesday Inc
w aSth of October next the purses
:, be aisrd and PAID as usual: they will
De respect ole, but cannot here be ascer-
aimed. a, it depends on til, toll.
rhe & st da's race vii be 4 miles
and repest. The secoad days race z
niles and repeat. weights agreeable to
ae City Cub. The t .rd days race, l
mile and repeat, 'O9 Saddle. br'die,
and Martingale, of so dolla 5; tree for
lddie horses { the county oaiy-say At
0U lbs weight.
sent, Duct , tht2S,h0
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tht2S,h0
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. Is.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. Is.
sNAS committed to the Jail OF this
w county, as runaway, rtiatto
nan. who calls himself ROBER' COL:
STON, aud say. he is tree BON, and
noved.from Baltimore to Washington,
with his father, where his father yet re-
SIDES, and that he has been servant 10
a major John 6. Kemp, went with him to
ansda from Washington. He is about
9 or 30 years of age. 5 tset 6 or inch
6 hish, and slim made. The owner Is
eque,ted to come ard prove his proper
pay charges, and take him away, O.
;herwise he viii be disposed of as he law
directs. JAS. CAMPBELL. Jsi'cr.
sept. % ISm
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Twenty Dollars Reward

r EFT my employ on Thursday, the
& 18th Instant a servant boy. named
SPENCER; he is about Is or Is years
old. tslerably well grown, is bow leg d,
Of light veiIow complexion. stammeFs
when spoken 10. He is probsbly lurking
abou, town, and will no doub, try 10 ps.s
for free BAY. Twill give the above re.
ward il taken msre than ten miles from
tow n, ten dollars if Ishen out oil the dis.
tric., and FIVE If taken within the district.
| forewarn all persons from harboting or
earring 1T Sc 4 bov. az | am determined
to have sucn offenders puai>hed TO the
extent o. the law. /. MOUNT.
sept. 81 dit
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) Lots # Grc,md,
Rose Hall for Rent.

gy1 - e ted 70 The ensuing yea /,
2 and viii b. offered II the highest
aJJsr. on e daY 'ae ten'h day of nc'o-
her next. We farm and ts.ry comment
called LAInLER'. FERRY The farm
contains upwards Of fvs hundred re
of ~. most fertile land in Charles Coun-
~. The ferry among the f'st established
OK the Pato alck river in Aary!ana, l.
too we'll known to require any thing t"
be sad Of it. The pers"n who may rem
the farm and ferry nav be accommodate
ed with three or four excellant planta,iop
hands and exue-t fey en-.
EtIZ iBETH B. LalOLsR.
Charles CoantS, Rose Hall. sept 50
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saIcs at SuCtlOI
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
November 27

On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
WILL BE OFFERED,
At the Auction Office on Union street,
Between King and Prince
4 N extensive and general sssortmen,
of seasonable Goods, Of British.
ffxnch, Germau. India, and Domestic
Manufacture, which will be well select.
ed, and well worthy the attention Of
town and country merchants and Others
as the undersigned will be abundant,
supplied GrDm the manufactors and Their
friends in Boston, New York and PhlIa-
lelphia-wh;ch viii! give to gentlemen a.
opportunity Of laying in their goo4, 4.
good terms as they can be in those cities,
taking into view the difference Of Ey-
change, etc. etc.
Tie particular description OF gOOls
ail be advertised in tie papers Of the
Az.
COusignments strictly attended TO and
liberal ad-auces made If desirable.
John Jackson & Co.
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Rich kenhawa Lands for Sal'
or Barter

n WILL sell or exchange, for proper
" In this district ~ IFS vicinity. a
vs,uable tract Of Land in Mason county.
Virginia, situate Oh the Grea. keuhaws
River, at the mouth of Eighteen Mile
Creek. distant from Point Pleasant about
eighteen miles. This tract bmds upon
the river. and CONTAINS By patent ore
thousand and fifty acres, a large proper
ton Of which i, rich bottaD fhe title
ia old, and indisrutabIe. haViog been 10
Gated and surveyed by Gen. Washington
before the Revolution. What may be
considered as adding muc' tn its value
IS the passage Of the western road thr
il. b, reference to Mr. Madi,en's
map Of Virginia, the situation of the land
NAV be designated. Apply to Coloaci
Francis Pey'oD, or
AMELIA PEYTON.
,0ctObe' s
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wenty Dollars Reward

nAN AWAY from William Gait,
Ia near Fcrdericktown, on the Lar.
ca Ter road. in April last, Negro Wo-
man. named JULIET, about so years Of
age, 5 teet high, has lust several f her
upper fore teeth, speak quick ! sharp
say. .h, was sold by Mr.. Darby, o..
Anne-Arundel county, to sOme Georgia
traders whom she left near Richmond.
Va. and was lodged in FredsrickIo~u
jsil, from whence she was sold for her
Jail lees, s purchased BY John p. 1hosDp-
son, and BY him sold to William Gait
1t is supposed she is now lurking about
the district VI Columbia or its vicinity
The above reward will be paid Tor appre
hendiug and securing her 80 that l set
her. JAMES UALI.
Alexandria. Oct. 6
n. Masters Of vessels and others
are foreNarned against carrying of said
runaway
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An Overscer Wanted.

EHHE Subscriber wishes to engage an
oversee; far rho ensuing year, on 4
all farm, in he ne;shborhNod o. Alex
aa.lria: noae need apply unless well .e
camnrn lei; one with small FANNY
gsu,d b. preferred. Ia TIE absence 81
thu subscriber. application may be M ae
Fl her TO N:.lame. Patton, or AleSaii1ef
Moore of .i!exana'ia,
WAITER II. JENlFER.
.eDtamb,r H6 imw
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len J. liars Reward

eAAN ~ iY from tie subscriber on
N The s'h ,nsr a Negro Woman. NAM
- L RY, aoIut = years Of age, ve'y
.,naIl-I i likely she will change her
. ,athing.- Had on when he went away
blue striped colt cost. | will give
he abase Iewa for apprehending AID
curing her IN gail, So that get Ter a.
ysip NM. MILLS,
Alexandria.
'lctnnrr Is. "t''
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To Rent,

EHHAr large WAREHOUSE ~ the
4 north side Of King street, between
U1ion and Wate. streets. la.eiyoccnPied
o. Mess-s. Griffith and Brawner as an
auction aud commission warehouse
lumediass Possession nil! be given ana
the terms made known by
Nav 10 ID 81. AbI.ES.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-17
Fire Insurance Co of AleXa

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