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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13

forwaTn NJ H01er Tdyloys and o.hers from, hs,i,or
lhs or cm'9yha said apprentice rs Ge'efnIeu 10
execute The law upon any person 50 offending
MAY H. "'' D. - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13
Bahin,ore. Way9.

IsdUtHtUFF, WINVT.
In the Circuit Court of the u. States
for MARYLAND District, now in session in
this city, Joseph Almeida, commander Of
the Patriot schooner III Congresso, was
indicted by the Grant Jury for piracy.-
The trial before tie petit Jury commen-
ced yesterday and, after Il full investiga-
ton of the clause of the treaty with Spain,
o.. which The indictmentwas founded, the
Court directed the Jury 70 acquit the
prisoner. Gfn=.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13

a NuNANAf.--Ran away from The suhscrii or liyius
NJ fottiesVllle III Louisa nislt of he
lthui, a Negro Man named LEWIS by uaGe q black
smith ms complexion very dark lis height abr nj i,t
. or inches, thick. heSvy a'd strong made be is Ne
ny bold aud fmpudent, aud staintners VIXEN question
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13

Mr.. CobbeH anJ lbs .Sons-Our latest
London Papers, have many remarks in
relation 10 the escape oi Mr. Cobhcttand
his Sons. One of the Papers states, that
Their departure from London was umex-
pected and sudden. g Few of his friends
knew his intended destination and
still fever of his acquanlances were APP
prised that he had quilted the metropolis.
TO those who transacted business with
Inn on Saturday se'niSht, he said, in ca
sual conversation, that lie should depart
early next morning for Worcester. orsome
other distant place, where he intended to
feel the pulse ofthe electors and, if sue
cessfu!, should offer himself candidate
al the next general election. After dcpo-
sting copy FOR the current number ofhis
Register, heactually left London at five
o'clock on Sunday morning, accountant
Cd by his two Sons-SYilliam, who is a.
bout %, and John, who is about Is wears
oi age. y. Y. Com. Adr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13

ANY person who viii deliver the said negro lewis ~ thu
SUBSCRIBER shall receive e dollars reward if taken ia
ion1sa adwenty collars IL taken out Of Louisa aud any
reasonable eXpehces. The same reward will be given to
any person WHO will Secure The said Negro IN Ja so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13
Manchester, Nays. +" D. ' ata,.

DUBLic AuCTlON,--W.ll I've sold ii 6aiiic snoficn
n on wednesday. the ast inst. o'ciSck r. NJ 4. ~
Sies OF GROUND in Wr BDch GseN'S fsid between th.
iarnp'ke road aud William rrlchci's acuGins iva Of
inc most elevated squares between a stress THIS
goniu Is Rounded by the turnpike. pol u MI he
uhtn mi" lots 10 suit purchasers ca0 ctery. x offer
e6. nil be XcLd. ~
Three cqsai annual payments, from Tire st day OF
"ach, 1919, WIN be allowed the PURCHASERS giving pos
wiih app owed endorses, and ed OF t,,st uu,n Inc
ground to ensure punctna raynpeat.
ne SAFE VIII commence precisely at O'clock on tie
premises. 80 so
By order critic Preprie;o,S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13

VIE Subscriber win Saturday i.c n n asE- se,
EN- FURNITURE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13

TJOIlCE.-on the Attn MAY, look f'orn or ron, d Of
John GneiTaai iucke's hoat one iss % Com tbs
IS 20 hoF TIE owner to come, prove poperty anc sf
charges, OF II will be sod according 10 Law -
wv. 1fGGnTr,
May IL. -'"''' 1-'e. CO., 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13

NATH.4NIHL 7YTOIfPSOn. IT.
- IT'S probable that the said Negro viii maze cr tie
nelghborbood of Greenbrier court house.
May Is. 90,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13

~ fi.hiaoEd musings Court. 1Ffgs So Isi7
hhDhNhD That Tie ssUrsl ceditoiS OF tbe csrale Of
~ anthony Lee deed. which las tr,n committed 10
we sergeant OF this City for administration hi motif Gel
10y advertisement in tie ENqnirer To- EXHIBIT t.,r ac
counts before this Court 1t Nay team nex fop,iy az
thent:cated for allowance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13

By order efthe ProprietorS,
49,, Tflos. TAYLOR.
10y -. tbs
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COPY,
mav,a ). W DANCE. u. c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13

~ o1IcE.-on the gu aiay. t10k froii on 6cs,d
- l,eter r. Jc.eisons boat. head man A,s6Ur tire
pa @. y neat supposed |" he ten hr'tcs his to
h1ti> the owner Ia core, prove lis Dranety and ga,
charges, or IL Will be sold acccrdigs 10 law "
WV. PiCGoTT
Inspector II S1gts lock Hay5or.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13

r. oilcE,N shall petition tLe-i,e>S Genera! sSse1
bly OF Virginia, for leave iay al ataNn ard 10, IN
inspection oiTo aeco tie Lands OF lie subscribers ~
Tie head 81 Will's's River Navgr,ic,'.
fGDE-EEC Cyyp3
BJLLLfH i.YiA.c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13

ne Trustees are the three gentlemen already nam.
cd Gen Cooke (wio aiended,) and Messrs CabeIi ana
watson ON this Day the settle Of the College was fixed
upon, aud the ground purchased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13

r-'sges reieriirr. ~ q . -',.g,4-i,
simon Na'ncss, Hcbels Naushan, ,e,sic &.
Vaughan.
U--riomae Underwood
f-James Warrington. loir, roatrnaa
WUflARl touSEFF. sen " -
< ,A1ts ,,ee, e g,lo'., 80 e SnaalF-ielee
- Charlottesville every Srufav aij Tim Say - o.
s''.k a. IA a''-fe"'n eSeiy AonSss and f,ldas -, (;
The pubic are repeatedly iris.~rd ts,,he -,s-v.
route IS IA complete order, there bfiag STAGES :a
good hors~s and careful divers feStes the sdvch.sqe
keepiEga good hack aud horses 10 'rieSa,ion
of those who may ihiut ar q. s,a,oa
IN the STAGE. on thrs way tie SPRINGS aud ,.t-rs
h'sei tr' no passenger hai Ne detained To- the wGnE
JoHvC H1GFG.
Nav 10. s--Nsws--
WILL 81 Soio, 10 'ehVl 81 billeT, sCTG1 no
=; nsy, at GiSneesier 'nrsi icuse. "a .he - None>
an augns next being GLOUCESTER CONT Lss all he
retained foi the noi-pymen, f axes for he ye.Ys o.s
and 1916. with damages thereon.
copy of the said c-,rreu. may seen in tl,e An.
dor's Office in the Clerks on,cc g; TIE Ce.niv a6r
a. snT %I , m ssa@si :" the 'es1es ard
". Il. i'oGERy y. So
,., for Francs. istf0as.
NyorIcENe SHALL pctliicD iLes,'.SC CencFa iss.,-
= biy OF virginia, fer leave % lay 81 town md "a
Tie head OF wlllis's River Nay;gr,ic =
t hgIEiiH l Ay,in:S
~ olIcE.-on the on Say. t1Ok rem an hca,d {
- ieter r. JcGeisoRs boat. head man Aysdur ira
- Ia
nstf> the owner To prove lis propefy ard IA,
changes, or 1t will be sold scecrdiu, 10 law
WV. PiCGoTT
Inspector II 6Jgts, lock Hor5or
va! 10 2--aOw
FNOitCE:-on the Attn May, tooN for on hos, q OF
J"hn 6ueiEap, LucAe's hoat. lag cf Com. Tis
Is 20 monty TIE owner to come property anc ,sf
ehaises, OF IT will be god acCcrding 10 law.
wv. 7fGGnTr,
So, Inspector Of Ecdss, Lex Ee4scr.
AI., - 2-w.w
~ ftthiaoFd ii''stincs Caurt, 1gfaI go ISL.
a hEDENED. That lie xoc.i,
~ an,hony Lee deed which las tr,n committed 10
we sergeant Of this City for administration hi notified
10y adsefiSemtnt III tie En9Nirer cxhhit thtlr &c.
eouhis before tb Court 1t hay next properly az
thenccated for allowance.
COPY,
u.n,, ). W. DANCE nc
'sfilt Subscriber WIN on Saturday IKE y n iass SET
a., - at rnoe Auction, his HOG S4EfiOLD : H5Yit1-
M,n,,..,., ,., ". 3. CLARKE.
Maicoester, Nay ~. 22t.
ECUBLic AuCTiON,--WlI br sold II 6a;jic apeficn
on wednesday the 81 inst. lo'clSek r. NJ 4. ~
ctes or GROUND, in Wr srch GsegS Geld, between ih.
iaihp'Ae road aud William rnlche iaciuding tyn II
lic most elevated sqnares between a stress THIS
eoniu is Rounded by the turnpike, feet. II vi, h.
ustn mo lots 10 suit purchasers ciQ ccofy.f offer
e6. nil be XcId. ~
nIsr.a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

" Dear and faithful sstjects-
ing that by your vote of the I'd of this
month, you have not adopted the propo-
siron made IN the decree of tho Goth of
May, having for its object the establish
ment ola Constitutional Charter, i'm CON
sequence and contormably to the decree
hereafter recited, we declare hy these
presents, the Assembly dissolved. and we
order all the members not domiciiiated I'm
this town, 10 return immediately 10 their
own homes, their functions having entire
ly ceased.
Given at Stutgard, in Priyy Council,
June 18th, 1917"
By another decree, dated yesterday,
the king declares that his duties as sove-
reign, and the relations in which lie is
placed with the other states, forbid him
10 make any other sacrifices to the de-
mands of the States of The Kingdom.
HIS majesty, after having expressed his
appreciation OF the conduct Of the forty-
two members who have adopted the pro-
position, concludes by declaring that he
shall regard the Constitutional Charteras
established, and that lie shall put it into
ian operation from the moment in which
1t shall be adopted by a majority of the
people, which shall be declared by the
$50 Va 'iS 1855 u'uiicS oi tlic DdIiiidSeS,
or by the magistrates. Attic same time
his majesty authorises those deputies of
the former assembly ofStates, who have
not voted againstthe Constitution, TO give
their names iii favor of it.
Lausanne, { Sicitzcriand, } Nay %.
The government of Basic has Just an
nounced that il will deliver no more pass
ports for the United States, but TO such
emigran.S as shall exhibit at the Chancery
: Bill of Exchange Of at least 900 tiorins
upon Holland, payable at Amsterdam
Ihls measure has the advantage of pre-
venting inconSiderate resolutions and
their disastrous results.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

From the same quarter we learn, lhat
the Patriot forces are by no means impo-
sing AT Fernandina, and that dissatisiac-
ton exists among the planters in that vi
clnity, from the depredations and reuui-
sltions made upon them by the advanced
parties Of their del;yerers.
From the Saranaah Museum of JSsy 22l
a person who was in 81. Augustine for
The last thirty years, has just arrived from
that place, who informs us, that the Go
vernon OF that Province feels himself per-
tectiy secure from any attack that the
Patriots can make; and Moreover, has pro-
uisions for nine months, and can make a
resistance against force of 5000 men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01
6. W. WALLiNGsFORD,
Ia beAqIf OftJe (o,,,ui

IL NSiUJ " Ctc tCin11tEtee,
HE following from all authentic source
is given as correct report of The answer
OF the President TO the Address -
MIR. CHAIRMAN,
SIR ask you, and the gentlemen as
soclated with you, TO communicate TO The
citizens OF kennebuDk and its vicinity.
my. thanks for Tie friendly reception
when they give me, aud for those ies,i-
monies OF respect which they are pleased
to manifest for the Chief Magistrate of
the United States Be pleased TO assure
them that, on this, as well as on other
similar occasions, am unable 10 express
my emotions. To behold free. an en-
llghtened and high minded people pay
inS spontaneous tribute of respect and
affection TO the man who is elevated to
the Chief Maglstracy ola nation, is liz
ilself an imposing spectacle. To that
individual, such scene, you may we'll
believe must possess a character of pecu-
liar and appropriate Interest," have ne
yer before been so much affected. Such
distinguished attention, such unexpect-
ed illusions oi regard, as | experience
from my fellow citizens, do indeed sink
into my heart. They make me feel. If
possible, deeper sense Of nv obligati-
Ons To devote all my faculties 10 their
service.
II was my wish in tile first instance,
while on this tour TO have devoted NV at
tention exclusively 10 those public and
national objects which had in view.
But finding that This arrangement did
not cOmpOrt with The feelings of my fell
low citizens, ! reIlnquish il. Indeed
when found disposition SO generally
maniiesilng itself, TO improve the occas
sion fOr d personal interview OF the peo-
pie with the Citizen whom their volunta-
Ty su9rages had elevated 10 the highest
office in their gift, and through him 10
exhibit the homage which they feel fOe
the Government itself, and the high va
lue which they entertain Tor IFS repmbIi-
can form, i chCcrfmly yielded 10 their
wishes. Nor can ever regret that
have thus afforded myself SO many op-
portunitics of seeing and feeling how
much We are one people-how strongly
the Ties, by which we are united, 90 in
fact bind us together how muclI we
possess, in reality, a community, not one
~ of interest, but OF sympathy and az
lection. am the more lei 10 make this
remark because you are pleased to ex.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01
DE YRIBANREN. Necretarv.
CInrLesfo,,. .Llu u.

Charleston, July u.
1t will be seen,by the extract which fol-
lows from the Gasannah MpSeNm OF tie ODD
inst. received by the sloop GeRcral- Wash
iHgtOn, that col. Coppinger, commanding
at ST. Augustine, is ready TO Test the
prowess of the Patriots, who threaten the
conquest of that fortress. He is stated
TO have under his command 500 effective
men; having been joined by the CARR
son lately stationed at St. Johns River,
and other outposis; with provisions for
many months. If this information is as
certained to be correct, no attempt will
probably be made by McGregor against
1T. Ills conquest will be confined 10 the
small island Of Amelia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

was put, and the answer Of Caihy given.
III tone that must have been heard
Throughout the Court.-No paper had been
rendered To him-and in answer 10 a cues
ton from the foreman, he had sla,ed hat
he could only receive a verdict from tie
whole of the Jury, he could receive no
communications from part ofthrm.
The defendant said, as an Engi,sIlman,
he would protest against the ,eidict, as
il!egai.-Bni iourot the jury appeared in
Comt-and, ii mistake had be,ii made,
ms cause ought not 10 be prejudiccd by
il.
MIR. Justice Abbot said his cause would
sustain no prejndice; butthat wa, not The
place for discussing The question.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

boston, JNty 70.
By the arrival of the ship Hope at Sa-
lem, III 36 days from Havre de Grace, Pa
ris papers have been received to June 10.
We are indebted TO the Editors of the
Palladium for The loan of file of lie
Constitutional to that date. 1Rep.
II is said that there are forty thousand
weayers in Prussia, who, for want of en-
ployment, are unable TO furnish subsis-
fence 10 their families.
duel was fOughtat OK "a, in Poland,
between Prince Adam Czartoryski, aud
Count Pac. Gen. NIakranowsky was
second to the Prince, and Gen. Wottad-
kOwicz for tie Count. After one ex-
change of shots the affair was compromi-
sed by The seconds.
1t IS said That the Russian Court will
pass the next winter at Moscow.
Stmgard, June 6.
The Assembly Of States, by declara-
ton dated the 4ilI of this month, have
communicated TO the king the result of
their deliberations on the royal decree of
The goth Of Nav The minority of ~
members, on their part, presented their
declaration, IN which they expressed
their regret that the Constitution had
been rejected by a majority of the diet,
Notwithstanding the notifications made
by the king, which seemed TO remove all
difficulties. The members Of tie minor
lty, declare, that for themselves, and in
The name OF the towns and bailliages
Which they represent, they adopt the
Constitution, and pray the king TO sane
tion tins declaration. This measure has
produced a strong sensation.
Tie king ~ reply TO the declaration Of
the Assembly Of States, has returned the
following answer -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

~ y ''tS NS"a'"ettCS'
HE following from all authentic source
IS given as correct report of the answer
OF The President TO the Address -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-11
PUBLIC UTILITY
ROMULUS RIGGS

At the Exchange and Brokers' Of
fee, Bridge Street, Georgetown. has,
goi his establishment SO arranger-
that he is at all times prepared to fur
nish money in any part of the D.
States; persons holding funds they
wish to exchange can be accommodate
ed by forwarding them to his office ;
all those holding notes ofany OF the
banks of the District in any part of
the Z. States. by sending them to
this Office, may have them put into the
currency of the neighbourhood.
The highest premium paid for
drafts and bank notes on Boston, N.
York, Philadelphia. Baltimore, Vir-
sinia. North Carolina. South Caro-
Ina, Georgia also Tor United States
Bank notes, Treasury notes AND
specie. Holders Of unchartered
hank notes. from any part OF the U.
States. can have them put into specie,
or any thing they may wish; all
kinds of western bank notes bought
and sold--.A!l kinds Of stock bought
and sold. transfers made, Dividends,
notes and drafts collected and REMIT
ed for a small commission persons
abroad having claims against houses
in the district. can have them punctu-
aIiy attended 10 and settled. As there
are many persons who have money
lying Idle. who would wish to put 1t
to interest. such persons can have
six per cent per aunum for 1t, for any
time not less than sixty days. and
not longer than twelve months in-
terest paid every sixty days itrequIr-
ed. and principle when demandedey
giving three days notice, n" sums
less than oachuntircd dollars :sc2iN-
ed ON interest. The best security Civ
| en-. Office kept open for business
from eight o'clnck in the morning
| until six o'clock in the evening.
January 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-11
Sales at Auction.
ION Wednesdays and Saturdays
NM, nv aRFERRD.


WILL BE OFFERED,
At the Auction Office on Union street,
Between King and Prince
. n extensive and general assortment
Of seasonabie Goods, OF British,
F,snch, German. Indis. and domestic
Manufacture, which viii be we'll select,
81 and well worthy the attention. oI
town aud country merchants aud others;
:. tbe undersigned will be 'abundaIuy
sTrnl;sd from the manufactors and 'ne'r
i i';spds in Boston, New York ana pmiS-
JeIphia-which will give to gentlemen an
onportuuity Of laying in their goods .Ia as
,ppp p terms as they can be m those c,t,ss
sSk;ns into view the difference oil hx-
change, etc. etc, u,o5.
The particular description oil got Is
will be advertised in the papers OIL '"'
ay. ..o,ds, ,o and
liberal advances made II desirable
John jackson q 20.
Auctioneers.
Nnyeuher 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-11
SALES AT VENDUE.

On every Tuesday and Friday
Wv WILL BE SOLD,
,.,.s yendue Store, corner Of Prince
and Water Streets,
VARIETY OF
Dru Goods, Groceries, &c.
,,s;s,Iars of which will be expressed IN
the bills of the day.
up All kind of goods which are on
rm;tstiun and the prices of which art,
. .D5 purchased at the logest limitation
P. G. MARSTELI4ER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-11
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
A tract Of Land containing s57 acres,
more or less, lying on Occoquan Bay in
the county of Fairfax and state of Virgi-
MIA, adjoining the lands OF Robert /.
Thompson aud William Mason. 1t is
presumed those DESTROYS of purchasing
will view the land and for themselves
Judge Of its peculiar advantages. One
third Of the purchase mhney will be re-
'qured in hand, the balance at IL, u 10
months, with deed Of trust to secure
the payments.
Thompson F. Mason.
December IA.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-11
John G Laid & Go.

John G. Laid & 60.
Have for sale he Cargo Of the brig
George Washington, viz.
90 tons bar lsnn
so bbls and hhds Ne rum
s hhds mOlasses
IS barrels cider
Ia barrels suc;:r
A do tanners oil
81 do and 1874 bushels potatoes
9 do apples
IS kegs ginger
90 bundles wrapping paper
! case baudana hankkerehicfs
S boats
SEQ pounds cassia
s dining sets India China, each 81
pieces.
January II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-11
Exchange Office, Georgeto7o'
November 81

r WILL give the highest premium Tor
Drafts at Sight, and Bank Nstes, on
Ne following places, viz.
Boston, New York, philadelphia, Hal
smore. Virginia, North Carolina; south
C,roI;pa and Georgia will also give
the highest premium for Drafts on New
Orleans. Treasury Notes aud Specie.
An kinds Of Western Bank Notes
All kinds Of Stocks and Bills OF Ex'
snge bought and sold: u,
Notes, Drafts, and Interest collected
and RENTED for small commission. :,
~ Persons travelling to any part o.
The limited States may he supplied win
uusubIs FUNDS. p,.,nr,
- Please to enquire atmy Exchange
and brokers' Office, Bridge-street, Geo
A Rom,llils Risgs.
June I -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-11

Elegant ,arpeting
For sale at Auction Prices, BY
JOHN JACKSON 4 Co
I bale Brussels
I Kidderminsters
l Stair and Passage-ard
Imperial Hearth Rugs, new and beau
tiful Patterns.
January II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-11
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IL: 1917.
QUIGLYs
Burr Mill Stone Manufaetory,

Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.
TIME subscriber has received larg"
Il supply OF BURR BLOCKS direct
from France, and has commenced makins
Burr Mill Stones, at his shop, upper eni
of King street, near the store Of MIR
James Anderson, where he can on shor
notice, furnish Stones Of any size. war
ranted equal to any in the United States
and on the most reasonable terms.
Michael Quigiy.
april e tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-11

Alexandria, Dec. so, 1916.
Was committed to the jail Of this
comfy as a runaway negro man named
William-he is about S feet z inches
b;ph-sfout made--about Sc years OF age
was bought Of Mrs Bowe Of Maryland
by a Mr. William Jones of Georgia and
ran from him in virginia-The owner q
requested to call and prove his property
nav charges and take him away otherwise
he will be disposed of as the law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Jailor
December 81 iawSm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-11
Bacon Hams, &c.

From eight to ten thousand weight first
quality Bacon Hams fit for family use.
Also, 200 boxes Nova Scotia Herrings
very nice-ior sale by
VIM. Garner & Co,
January 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-11

I.awrason & Fowle,
Have for sale. received per the schooner
Bulialee, from Portland
Is hog ,hcads nrs,ovodo srcar,
% barrels
box white Havana ditto
Is hogsheads retailing moi"sses
4 ditto New England rum
IL tons Russia iron assorted
so tons plaster Paris.
For Freight,
skE The schooner nutfaloc, Captain
ALec; is a hrst rate vessel, carries
about 75a barrels, will be ready in four
DAYS to take a cargo on board. and take
freight for the West Indies or coastwise
Apply as above.
January 1s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-11
For Sale,

For Sale,
TSHAT substantially built & elegant
ly finished three story BRICK Dret-
ling House on Water-street, formerly
the residence of the late nr. Kennedy !;
with which will be sold, either conJolnt-
" or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot, es feet froGt and 1870 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very aceomme
dating to the purchaser.
IL this property be not sold prylously
to the 18th Of May next, 1t will then be
for Rent and possession given immedt
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
J. l.. M'Kenna.
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