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WILLIAM III. RATHBONt.,

WILLIAM IL. RAfHBONE,
2eshecifnay informs Ais E,iends the Pubic.
THAT he has taken the stores, Nos II and 73.
Thames.street, and offers for Sale General
Assortment Of
Ship Chandle,y and Groceries.
covsIsrIso OF
9uadranfs West India ard ". z.
Compasses Rum,
Solid hslf.hour Glasses Wines
10. common do. Gin M
10. % and - second French Brsndy
0iasses !. White and Brown Su-
Brass and Wood Com. gsrs
passes Teas. Cnfee.
Charts Pimento, Cassia,
Day and Night Tele- Pure Ginger,
scopes~.sS1 Nutmegs Pepper.
bunting and ships Col Figs. Raisips.
=. ours With . variety of other
a general Assortment articles too numcr-
OF Cutlery and Hard. Gus to Psrticulsrize.
ware.
All Of which viii be sold az cheap as can be pur.
chased in this town
Newport. August 27, 1917
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e PRINTING, If all tinds, exee.fes ~
a 'dnyaessry nanHer, az f6ts eEse.
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PRINTED AND PuBLIsHBpBy
HILLLiN SLHO.vY,
farSTza or THs LAWS OF THE UsITEp sTArrs.


Terms Of Che Repn5'fcaH
Two dollars year--one half in advance.
Price ef .4dcersinny.
jne dollar and fifty cents square, for three weeks
ana twenty-five cents for each publication after
smaller ones in the same proportion.
& az Job Work satisfactorily executed
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF The
UNITED STATES.

"HEREAS by an Act OF Congress, passed on the
w Sd day of March, 1915. entitled "An act to
provide for the ascertainng and surveying Of the
boundary iines xSed by the Treaty with the Creek
lndans and for other purpo,cs" the Presidrn, of tie
United States rs authorized to cause the Lands &C
qnrcd by the said Treaty be offered for sale VIII.
surveyed. and whereas the following townships have
been surveyed, in the District Of Alabama. in the
Mississippi Territory, 20 wit:
Townships ii and IL in range i3.
TO- IL aud IL IA
3. ~, IL and IL IS.
y, 10, IL and 10 l6
IL, l4, Is, Is and ~ 4?
IS, Is, Is, 10 aud II ls
~. IA. IS and i6 49,
l3, ~, Is and 10 2u
TnrRrvosr, I, JAsEs MoSscE. President Of
the United States, m eonfoi nifty with tho said ACT,
do hereby declare and make kuown, that publ;c
sales for the Disposal (agreeabiy 30 Iaw) Of the
Lands above described, shah be held At xilIsdge.
vile, in the state OF Georgia. on the frat Monday
in August next, and shall remain open Cor three
weeks and no longer. the sales &c commence With
the township first above named, and proceed in the
ordd m which they named.
sivea under my hand the City of Washing.
too, the twenty fourth day of MAY, 1917.
Nv the President,
!sisned) JAMES MONROE. :.
csnm'ssisnsr q fse General Land 0Eee !
Gr The printers Of Newspapers that publish the
Laws OF the United States, will insert the above six
umes, and send their accounts TO John Taylor, Esq
Receiver Of Public Moneys for the Distric, sf Ala.
oama. a MilIcdSesile. Georgia.
Jue IL. (oiO
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House OF Entertainment.

fz0uSc Of ENTERTAINMENT
- lCHARD BARKER respectfully nforns bis
~ friends and former customers, that he has ~.
turned to his native town. and has takeh the house
IN the rear OF the shop Of DAVID WILLIAMS,
vstch-msker, north side Of the Parade, few doors
above the Newport Bank, where he intends to keep
House Of Entertainment, and will use every exer.
tion to give satisfaction to those who viii favor him
with their company.
Clubs and Private Parties will be accommodated
a. usaA:--and a few steady Boarders can be admit.
ted
Newport, April 2l 1917:
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PD ksT W.
SnoM rsH Albany ARGUS.
ODE
FOR THE FOURTH or JUL 2, 1917. +
pYraoMAs srURrKvAEr, ESQ.


fitIL! iupErKNpsxcs best
Hail! ell iIlustrious guest
Bright gem from Heaven!
Chipping Of malci,less love,
Descended from above!
Appcffal CHILD of Jove,
10 mostaIs given
'sye conscorate thy name,
md swell sb3 glowing fame
TO distant shores
Across the ocean wide,
Where, Roman grcofness died,
Beyond. where Gangss' tide
her torrents poursS
Thy banners gently rhe,
Ard ware along che skies
The orbs among.
AxniUng moftsls. gaze,
AID shout hasmoni0us praise.
While millions strike the lays
! Before unsung.
Bensash thy cooling shade,
Why're PsAcr, tsnscendent maide
ssts and friendship msett I.
Where sunnons cease their roar.
Where srsntp<ss sound no spotes
Par, far from isyless psuer,
.r We find retreat.
No more -sliAlt .ai5ion's Aosy
Thar iexts and victories boast ~.
On our sdomsin
Bright vaxsoeN's acns are oined
IN union, streng,h and mind,
Nor Europrv powers coinbin'd
80 Can DER 10 reign.
While round this Jssnre board
Our bsarts. with one accord,
Did kisgs adieo,
pc thou Kind Freedom, near,
1ograce our annual cheer,
And let each Freeman here
His vo~s rensw.
Tie names ofhrroes dead,
who for Columbia bisd,
Our tribute clsiinss
Of psfrios souis the frat,
Peace TO their duss
y TAs asmsry ef fAs .juss''
EsnbaIm their names
When vile ambition rose,
Name birM-rishs TO oppose.
Then WAsBssoTos
Arose 10 shield the States,
18th HAraxs. Osasr and GAres,
Who nobIy risk'd their fstcr.
And Freedom won
Again, compelvd 70 arms.
Dy wars impending storms.
The sword we dsev;
A second va,Hke tana
Unite in heart and hand,
TO save their Mosics lead.
From insults nsY.
0ee JAcxsou gdn renown,
And thc heroic 0sowx
The sskre WELD
And fallen hersss ~on<e'
row haunt the bloody plains
where RsSLsv, seoTT and GA,zt,
Made thoussuds yic.ll
Columbian hearts. unite
While Joy sod bliss invite
Qss>-S ~~,.:as~ -
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Portsmouth Wcoken Mannfacicry.

TIE subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
= hc, that he continues to Card Wool Color and
yress Cloth, aud To Manufacture Plains, Sa,innets,
Flanncls. &c. all which will be done in superior
msnner 1t moderate prices having the best Kind Of
machinery in excellent order, and workmen expert.
enced liz every branch Great attention will be paid
TO- those who are punctual in pay yment, and none
will lie neglected,
Persons indebted to him are earnestly requested
TO make immediate paymfn,--thosc whose accounts
are OF long standing in Particular will 6nd Il their
own interest TO make speedy settlement.
SAMUEL CLARKE. 81
Portsmonth, (CnndoWs .bils,) Oct. IL
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NeSo Feather Begs and Feathers.
n I'VE Geese ani Fowl Feathers. and Feather
- Beds, from 20 10 IS doliaxs, kept constantly
for sale BY ABRAHAM BARKER,
Ns.2. CA0rlesstrees.
he has en- hand an assortment Of Mattresses Of all
kinda Newport, March 2o, 1915
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THE Steam. Boat, FREELY, Captain
i SxtTx, will leave Providence for New.
port, every day in the week, saturday and
Sunday exceptsd,) at . o'clock, 10 the morn
dog, and return In the afternoon.
Providenee, July I, isiv.
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ADVERTIStNIENT.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform hi, friends
in particular. and the public in general. that
he now carries on his Trade, usual, on the Long
Wharf, below the Bridge, and opposite Mr.. Taomxs
MEssrns shop. He repairs locks Of every kind,
makes keys OF every sort, penrls brass kettles or
any sort Of brass ware lie mcads umbrellas in the
nestrst manner, aud docs all sorts of small work in
his line Of business The smallest favors in his way
will be thankfully received and punciu.y perform.
cd, by Your obt. humble servant,
WILLIAM CRANST0N.
.xerybs-f. SeAf IL lBi6 +f.
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FOR SALE,

FOK SALE,
MY clearinghouse, No. 80, Broad street, with
AvA the Out-Buildings, and the land they stand on
laoout quarter OF All scie) Terms liberal. Said
House is IN complete order.
"a HATHAWAY.
Newport, Aug. 2, 1916.
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Ereeutor's Notice.

he subscFibsr hereby notifies the public. ,hs,
Honorable Court Of Probate OF the ;own Of M;,d...
town. In the county Of Newport. sole execute, Of
tbs Last vi! and testament az PAUL wIGurMAN.
late OF ss'9 Ntdlesevn, ysoman. deceased. All
persons having yjemands sgsinst the estate of said
dscesss9. are hsrsby requested to present the same
70 ~" soF psype"s saQ all perscus Indebted TO
Newport. June 80. is'y.
vvrA'wT0LET. --
1HE Ehspbsrs of the Mouse cceupied by The sub.
HGser. snvste ~ Spring street, corner OF
Crseottssst fnsuire Of
yeypor. 'u'ys isi, A'''
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State 81 Rhode Island and Providence
.r plantations.
s--- IN G<nsrdt -1ssem5iy, ,
L..< sc~..s.- - 49, ,

AN ACT TO repeal the AT entitled "An act in 4.
Inendmeut Of an act entitled sn act to organize
the militia"
CEcrI0Ni. BS1susefsSSy sAs csnsroi .is.sm-
~ N.Y. snSs ~ sAs authority Mers.fH 10 enacted Thst
The act passed At te febru. session of the sner.
~ Assembly, a. d. 1917, respecting the training,
d'sc'piinng and improving the militia in martial eX
ercsc entitled Gan act in amendment Of AN act en-.
titled an act to organize the militia" be and he
same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. .sndbs 70 fsrsAsv ~soeied, That the eirh
teen,h section OF the act entitled An act to organ
Use the miiuss" " and ihc same is hereby revived
Received That the preceding act be published
IN all the newspapers printed in this State.
Il true copy - W5msss,
SAMUEt. EDDY S.e',.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-16

rsRH UsE. late Professor Of Physic in the above
mentioned seminary, whose certificate accompanies
each bottle. IL cannot be supposed thst gentlemen
Of such high professional merit would pauonzv and
recommend composition which did not deserve
the confidence ct the commapiiy--Price 50 cts.
Nelu- England Eye- Salre--
A safe. active and efbcacious remedy in ali weak,
watsry, or infamed eyes, and superior TO all the
eye-waters ever inverted---rrice So cts. q box.
Jarvis' AnHtilious and Horn Pills
better medicine for the above complaints re,er
vas discovered. They are universally approved Of
Scotch Improced Ointment
The only remedy in the world, which cures the
UCH in four hours. tits safe and pleasant. Price
50 cts. box.
Sold 6y S. w. YINSON
Newport, Aprii %, 1917.
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FOR SALE.

TON OALEI,
EoCR hundred and twenty acss Of LAND. lying
m the town OF Champlaih. in the county Of Gin.
ton, and state Of Ne~.Yorh about thres mics from
The south end OF Lake Chainplan, being lot No 80,
OF the Nova.scotis and Refugee Patent, scr,e part
OF which . under Improvement. The said tract is
Tree iron a!l disturbances whatever. good war
rantec deed viii be given to the purchaser. For
terms, which will be very liberal, apply to
AUrEE J. PEARCE.
Newport. Nov. s, 1916. Qf)
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TO LET,

and Possession given Immediately,
THE UNION CotroH Pacroay in Tiverton,
with all the apparatus, now in good order 10 r
making faro'--for further particulars, enquire Of
Isaac PALMER, living near the premises.
ISAAC PALssR, } Committee Jor
EparNb Esrss, ils Union Coz
EEocu fRENcu, ton faetcry.
Tfvertcn, April % 1917.
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Notiec is hereby giren,

-
THAT the subscriber has received LISTS OF
i TAKES, under the act of Congress Of March
5,h. 1916, remaining due Npon property in the fol-
lowing Counties. in the Stale Of Rhode Island, NOT
occupied or superin,ended by some person residing
within the Collection De,rct in which il 10 situate,
and that he 10 authorized TO receive said Taxes With
an addition of Ten Per Cent. thereon :--providsd.
such payment is made within year after the day
on which the Collector of the District where such
property lies, had notified that The Tax had become
due on the same.
, Ds,s ,,.s q ,sss cs''s,''r,. e. r.. n0,S. ,.
become due. :
S..lss Ssssa's Sept IS. 1876.
Kent, Ncs. 60. 1876.
Providence, Nov. l2, 1916.
Ceiieefor's OFee,
Prorsdence, June IS, 1917 : r IA
THOMAS RHODES,
Collector,
Ds'isnsted 5s 'ae See'-y of tAe Tyeussry
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Vdinc5le Properly. For sale.
THE subscriber will either sell or lense The House
= in which he nov lives, in mes.street--and
give immediate possession He will seD Some land,
adjoining the estate OF the late George Chsmplia,
Esq. which land is very convenient FOR House lots
Tie will eahcr sell or lease his farm at sachuesst
point. in middetown. lie has some Furniture also
for sale TATH HAZARD
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AROMATIC SNUFF
cATARRH AND HEADACHE.

This Snuff. as celebrated
for ia agreeable fragrance. as for its
efficacy in the cure Of recent Ca
tarrh and slow nervous exd.ache, is
ssed and approved by the present
Professor OF Chemistry in Harvard
University. at Cambridge, in Massa-
ceusetts, and by some Of the frat
Physicians in the United States. and
Is also Recommended BIZ Doct. WA.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27
Exchange Office, Georgetown
NovenbrT y

n WILL give the highest premium to-
Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, on
o. e following places. VIZ.
Boston. New York, Philadelphia, Bal
s,oore, Virginia, North Carolina. sesth-
C,,cl;na a,d G-Orgia.--l vii also give
the highest premium Ter Drafts IN New.
Orlsans, Treasury Notes and Specie.
Nj kinds Of Western Bank Notes
boight aud sold. ~, rp
All kinds of stocks and Bills OF hH-
c .ingc bought and sold: NJ,
Notes. Drafts. and Interest collected
ami RENTED for small commission.
~ Persons travelling to any part n'
the, United States may be supplied WI"
s4 table Funds.
~ Please to enquire at my Exchange
anil Brokers' Office, BriGge-street, Gao.
Iora.
RoJr,las Riggs.
June
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27
Sales at Auction.
IN Wsdn.saays and Sa!srdays,

WILL BIZ OFFERED,
4, tbe Auction Office on Union street,
Betweeu King and Prince
An extensive and general assortment
"A of sra.onable Goods. OF British,
Frsncb. German, India, and Domestic
Manufacture. which will BE- well select.
ri and well worthy the at'enticn OF
town and country merchants and others
a. the undersigned viii be aSundantiy
,nrplied from the manuiactnrs and thclr
E;r5,l, in Bos,on. New York and fai'a-
,leinbia-which will give TO g'n'leacn an
1portunity Of laying in their go"tis onas
cend terms as thcy can be N those cs' &c
fskiur into view the difference of EX-
change, etc. etc. II.
The particular description Of goods
will be advertised in the papers OF the
ay ,,.,
CnnSisnments strictly attended to and
fberal advances made Il desirable.
John Jackson & Go.
Auctioncers.
NoyenhP- y
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27
NO. ICE.

Az. PERSONS indebted to the late
firm III Iercme aud Gerard Plumer, are
requested to make immediate payment II
he undersigned, s,ho have been appoint
ID by the creditors a~ trustees to adjust
he business of the concern; otherwise
wits will be commenced without discrl
r',r,-fiun--and all persons having clam
vii! present them forthwith for adjust
rnen!.
Ep Gerard Plumer, the suryiyin.
.tuer will attend at the compiling 'oos
# The late FIRM, for the purpose Of ad
fs'iu. and receiving the debts due to the
concern, VIC having authorised him to d'
80.
Christopher eale.
Joseph Smith.
Mahl ~ Sch0ltield.
John kettel
I Il. hoNand.
January Ia eO4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27
Public sale

VVHE subscriber wishes to sell Farm,
4 ~ the county Of Prince William
adjcining the lands Of Mr. Edmund
Brooke. and Mr. r. b Alexander, con.
/ tanning by = late survey tive hundred and
| forty eight acres, which will BE- slid st
Public tuetion, to the highest bitder,
on Monday the Sd day Of February, on
the follswing terms. viz. One fourth in
hasd, and ths balance .. equal astal-
ments Of ore and two years without in.
tsrest, if punotuality is observed in the
PAYNE At, etberHiss interest will be- 70.
quired frsm the date Of the purchase; aad
q dead Of trust on the land to secure the
payment Shich may be made in paper Of
any Of 'he chartered banks OF Virginia,
or the District Of Columbia,
On this land are many desirable i'm
provements, such as cemfor able dwell.
ing house and other Build!ngs,an orchard
of well selectek apples and, never failing
springs Of excellent water. No land can
b. better situated than this tract for the
successful operations Of agriculture nor
any more susceptible of speedy renova.
ten b, clever and plaster, the effects Of
which are satisfactorily sxemP!ifed On
| the adjoining land. One Of the fields 10
laid down in wheat, which the pu, chaser
will be expected 10 pay for at reasonable
price fer the seed ard cultivation. Any
peIses DESTROYS Of purchasing will be-
shewn the land before the DAY Of sale On
application to Mr.. Alexander.
At the same time will be sold On the pre-.
misses,
All the stock Of cattle, hogs and sheep,
= tie sab.criber. with many artisles Of
household and kitchen furniture, on a
credit of nine months for all sums aver
ten dollars for which bond With approx
cd security will be rsqpi'ed, carrying in.
terest from the date il not panctuslly
paid.
Ann G.. Graham.
January IS cots,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27
REMOVAL.

c. Bronaugh & Company.
fave removed their Stnre one dot be-
low the corner Of King and Patrick.
streets. neall opposite Messrs. Tyler
and Harrison.
In addition to their 10. mer
Stock they are nos opening . ssue' al as
.ortment OF Dry Goods, lately u'eI,a.ed
in Philadelphia. which they oae for sale
on very eligible terms, ter cash or to
punctuai customers. they wish purCha.
,e,.S - cali and examine the goods.
November so If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27
Vaudeville &Larmour

Vaudeville &Larmour
Have received for Sale,
So So S ShS, Pso1 S:y rye whisky
hhds New England run
go bills do
90 puncheons 81, Sd and 4th proof
West-India do =
Is bbls 4th proof Accomac peach
brandy
s pipes Holland gin
10 bbk country do
go hhds mOlasses
so bbls low priced sugars
60 boxes new aisins
Is casks do
1000 ID fresh Zante curranis
GOO ID soft shelled almonds
80 casks colored Goshenacheese
200 hrkins Pennsylvania butter, Phi.
ladelph;s inspection, Ne. 1. kr
family use
IS bags race ginger
90 casks chewing tobacco
so bags and 10 barrels Havana
green coffee
1000 bushels blown salt
1000 ditto ground alum
bale writing paper
80 boxes mould and dipt candles
8 boxes real Martinique Novsu
Wines, liquors and groceries rs usual.
December Q
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70 PARENTS Asp GUARDIANS.
Extract from the Militia Law Of the Dis
trict cf ColumG:a.

utC( w SOiCU"-t'
So, es. And be it further enacted,
ha, the respective courts ct ppeuirv
sail have power 20 cause to be bound fnr
a term Of lears to the -ersral conmsnd-
ants of COMPANIES. ba.taIi"as, and lcsions
aud their success crs in Office, as the
case may require, such number Of h"vs
aud Young men, with the consent oi then
parent. or n,he, prrsnn autho ised, Az
they in their discretion may ihink pro
per. for the purpose If being instructed
in the different branches Of military music
and of serving as n usicians when they
nav b. competent thereto to tie several
cemnasips. battalions and legious and
he father Il any youth Who may be So
bnund. otherwise svbjec' 10 he enrolled,
hall be exempt from al arty in The nj
tia so long as his son so bound may
continue TO serve in tie corps tn With he
~oud otherwise belong, a, well during
hi, aprren,icc-hi? as thereafter aud the
sevsrai lcginrary courts of enquiry shall
make prcv,.icn from time to time tor the
cl:a,hing, maintenance, AID the properly
in,truriipy all such youths, to be paid
fem the sued arising trom the lines int
n,el bv this act; and the commanding
oiFcers cf lesions, >hai cause the drnu',
mers and filters and Umher musicians ot
their respective !eaious. 10 meet at the
same time. and places that '.ninlss'onec
Ulcers are required to meet, for the Par
..oss Of being trained BY Inc o.isade in.
srectur, or other pfficer, there TO De M
,t.uctsd in their respective branches Of
.,,us;c for which pu'p"Se t't commanding
officer ui the legion NAV employ such
person or persons as he may think pro-
Der ard capable to instruct ,uch drum
mers and aier>, end other musicians.
Applications, ssrseaO!y to the above
section, to be, me- to
WI. A WILLIAMS,
Jan. IS. adjutant.
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FOR SAIL,

fDt oHLE,
A tract 1t Land containing S57 acres,
more or less. lying on uccoquan Bay IN
the county of Fairfax and state Of Firgi-
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 its peculiar advantages. One
third Of the purchase mnney will be re-
CURED in hand, the balance at IL, e ~
months. with a deed Of trust to secure
Thompson F. Mason.
December Ia.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27
SALES AT VENDUE.

On eperg Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
Az the vendue Store, corner OF Prince
and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Sc:
PARTICULARS Of which will be expressed IN
the bills of the day.
~ Al! kind of goods which are on
limitation and the prices of which are
.st,bEshed. can at any time be viewed
snd purchased at the lowest limitation
'' P. 6. MARSTELLER.
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PUBLISHED Danr BY RoYAl~s1REET. ALEXANDRIA

John C. Ladd q Co.
Have for sale the Cargo of the brig
George Washington, viz.
90 tens bar IRON
so bbls and s hhds NE rum
8 hhds nolasses
IS barrels cider
IA barrels sugar
"A do tanners oil
81 do and lS4 bushels potatoes
9 do apples
IS kegs ginger
20 bundles wrapping paper
case baudana hankkerehiefs
S boats
800 pounds cassia
8 dining sets India China, each S.
pieces.
January II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27

Wanted to purchase or hire,
A Female Servant who is aCCus-
toned to all kinds OF house work, and
can be well recommended. For such
a one a liberal price will be given.
Enquire OF the Printer.
Jan 90 2aw3w
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To Let,

For the ensuing wear. the Tavern and
Store House. at fill Top, in Charles
County, Maryland. Attached to The
tavern are about 155 acres Of land, in.
Guiding small meadow
Likewise a small Tenement adjoining
the above. to which about two acres arc
attached. and is calculated for the accom-
mediation Of a mechanic.
70, terms, apply to
John Barnes.
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Potatoes.
Ninety barrels Potatoes,
Fur SALE 1T
JOHN RUMNEY
January % cost
Joseph p. Shaw


Respectfully Informs the citizens Of
Alexandria, that he has opened q
SCHOOL in Prince street, between
Columbus ard Alfred, where he will
teach Reading. Writing. Arithmetic,
and English Grammar, and also the
practical branches Of .ha Mathematics.
And il a strict attention and uunctual
discharge of the duties insuRbsnt upon
bin as Teacher, will give him any
claims, he hopes to share a part of the
public patronage. He pledges himself
TO tn ,se who favor him with the tuition
of tteir children, that every ezertion
will be used to give satisfaction.
n. .. The School not to exceed thirty
scholars.
Jan Is ST.