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Vitae ssiicsy of other articles too numerous to
psr sgul,rizc - An Of which will be soid ~ cheap
- .at te purchased in this town.
.G Snip ssd nily stores put ur--and parties OF
1seasnr. suPpied
NewporS, Al a. 1917
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p TUESDAY, pEc i6.
COLLECTION or INYp poSY6. n

TIE senate resonisd tAs. eunsidsr rsvioc Of
The Sso,ion oife red BY Mr., Sspnfoyid on the stk
inst. 90 direct the co'nhitiee Of 6nanss 20 Gus
qoi'e what alteration. o. smendmsnis msy b.
requisite IN ,tSr. p esen' sys'cm ot collsesipg
the duties charged IN ,hN value Of mcrchsn<
die Imputed into The Cniied S,s,es and
wbst further iegsl provisions arc pecesssfys.
in order to secure the equal and Certain eoI<
lection OF those duties.
The resolution was agreed to wifhcu, cps
position.
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Ut S. CONGRESS


MoSpAy, Duc. i5.E
90 mYionSb ~, Mr. Bufbouf- - Z soist4
That the Pssside0t be rsques,cdlo eoSnmS0S
ica,e suct infoi nation ~ hs uisy posssss, and
which sherpubiic inrctes, will permit him 70
disclose, relative 70 oar pending nssosislion
with Spain.
BY Mr.. Treup-- Resolved, Thss the Pres.
idsnt be requested 10 cause TO be laid before
the Senate, such Information as he may pos.
se,s, touching the exseusior Of 30 mech q
the :. article y the treaty OF peace and amt,
~ betwesa Ia Britannic Majesty and lbr "
nited States, - relates ~ rhs res,itvtien q
slaves, aud. which has not hsSstefore been
cewWynssassd. ~
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STEVENS * IA MOND.
1ROM1IIC SNUFF
CArAERH AND HEADACHE.

Tnis SnuH, as celebrated
Eor is agreeable fragrance, as for i,s
cffic.cy IN The cure of recent Ca
tarrh aud slow nervous head ache, is
used and approved by the present
Professor of Chemistry in Harvard
University. al Cam biiige. h Massa.
rhusetts, ard b. some OF the first
Physicians in the unned States, ard
"a Also recomn ,nded by Doct. WA.
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Carrr SHEFFIELD gIIWOOD,

nr Brissei. u D. informs be friends and the pub
~ iir thar by the sdvic. Of his friends, and many
others. vts have beeo cured b. shin, OF obstinate
disorders,thst hs viii undertake The spcedy and e.
iectuxl osre II The softs OF grzseily
compsAssts--s} sorts Of falling sickness-Asi ner.
yous csmplrints--billious coics--crsmps IN the
stomach--}syer sorcs--scfofula --rbeumstic CON-
plsints---snd a dlsorder Of q certain kind, very
speedily, Issviag The patient perfectly sound He
also cures the psies old s,s"diss coughs and dysen
tay.
The above complains ~ professes 20 cure nj the
most speedy, sass. and ehecfud msnper-snd will
bs grssefal Tor shars OF public patronage.
Ne 0so cures the seursy 10 the teeth and the
tooth -sctc--sod 40 The teeth become loose by the
scurvy. he f&stsns them to the gun, ss sound ~
ever. nsnseous or dissgre breath he sweat.
tens by his mcdieins IN or 9 days. tie performs a
core Of that borrid dsoreT called the scaldheAd 10
s~ery short TINE All burns and sccsds he cures IN
l4or - days, II applied TO iamedstely. A recipe
fo che atose cure can be bad o. srpde,iirs 20 him.
/ Hrslc!, !gis l. is'7.
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oiJVA.S.
DosTLEy's Patent COOKING STOVES, Of var
= Dus sises, With the Cooking apparatus.
Nine plate II iptic STOVES.
Pipe Franklin D.lt0
Common hon Ditto
For Sole, by
GEORGE ENGS,
No. ITO, Thames sfyecf
Who also teeps eonstanty for sale, Is heretofore,
acocplete Assortrneat Of HARDWARE snG CUT
LEKY, MAILS, &c. &c
Newport, sept. -. 1877.
hENRY POTTER,
Respectfully informs his .frie,es ~ sde ,tubiie,
THAT he has taken the Wharf and Store. No.
50, rhsmes -ssreet, belonging to Mr.. Claiming
where he offers for SALE among many other articles,
for cash or approved paper. at wholesale or retail,
the %s.aa ,S'0wNs' y , .,uoDa.
Young fayson TEAS. French Brandy
souchong Spirits
White & bsown sugars | Wines
Boiasses N. e. Ih,m
Nice White vine and cider
Nutnsgs Vinegar
Citron Aiexlndria Flour
Cloves, cassia, New-York do.
Allspioe starch. Rice
Figs, cur-.as Cotton and cotton Yarn
R4isins Virginia Tobacco
4AmariaAs New.york Soar.
4LSO,
"A general Assortment Of LUMBER and WOOD.
Newport, sept IL.
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WILLIAM "a. kAIhbUNE,
&eshee .fiAy iryorms ais Frirods II fhe Pubiie.
THAr be hAs taken the stss>s, Nos. n and 53.
= rbsnesssrest and offers for Sale General
Assoftment of
Ship Chandlery and Groceries,
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4 memorial from the Society Of Fr'ends
agains, the traffic in Slaves between the Mid
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Portsmouth Wooien Manntaclory.
NOTICE..

W. 1SN.
THE subscriber has appointed Jon 'nERmAs.
OF Newport, SANFORD ALmr. Vt L,itie.Conr
ton, and Pvbao CosEr, OF riveF,on. Agents FOR
The purpose OF receiving snd delivering those srt,
les ,niri,ded Toe his Mshufso..ry =. ~ .sftf .
SAMUEL CLAisxE.
Portsmouth. Nov f2,iSl7
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( 1lVD1A LOTiS S4tS. Lif4iSkI, sS'c.
hnW. LAWTON,
Has ,his d1gf snrasf me 6ess Assorfmens ef
iNxliA COTTONS,
I>liAT be MS rHsred in several years, ct vari
! GUS wsJ',s 4nd qusli,ies, from ~ to 20 cents,
"a. 10 --sss yards bi,aohei and brown CRASH
So dn Hsf5 s ~ LINEN Dapcr rs pieces Russia do.
40 iaeSslw.,c w,sh 10 basc CoiouriuR
ioae ia ,t.s vsS. ns voaL ':srdsd by the Enter
pf4ss .)fsaztaet tirsag ce~paV -to,h OF which will
be doae in.sul rey bes manner, will please 70 Be
particular 20 9e~ve thcis Articles CT ~ re NeS
a,~ef fhs "a rr Nax On Washins fon.sgtlns and
z%wues.ssrees. p the Byt4se r DrsCAsn
Sswporl IS 26, iSi7. ID3J
tssTs- g. a5Ns s7fsSiil. -. :.
STEVENS * ii .ANi MOND,
Inform thri, Jrisnds, and Ne ftbse IN general,
= NuGPahey have removed their PAiR rs Tons
fyom Msrkct.squsre to No 81, rhar.es. .s,rsct,
laie'y occupied by MR.. Jeremiah peckharn. and
next porih oi Mr.. Joua SrEvENs' Grocery store.
whese ibcy keep geners. Assortment Of PAINTS.
'---and carr, sa ths business Of Painting and Cias
Hg as usuaL y. 3w.
Newport, rec ~, 1917.
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kasyi& Duck Y Butter.
100 Bolts og Ga>t qs.A.i,y Russia Duck
40 FhkiM OF Butter,
For sr's ~ CHRIS RHODES.
Dee 24iisixf7 w = - ssl A.
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ALEXANDRIA CANAL.


This da, the Commissioners, autho
Lied by the General Assembly Of Viz
1; mia, will meet at the Exchange Coffee
Ds,s, and open the Books for the par'
~. Of receiving subscriptions tor the
,tock Of the Company.
our readers have seen, by extracts
s.o~ English papers, and verbal adj
t ;css from Europe. that the diffe-
m between the United States and
~ Russian government Is said to
w. been satisfactorily adjusted. 1t
Us. given us pleasure to learn, thai
III. report is not without foundation,
'u5 that information has been receiv-
4 nv government. indirectly from
n, Harris, our Charge'd'Affairs in
pnssia, that, Immediately On being
nsde acquainted with the true state
# the case, by means of the dispatch.
Is of which Mr.. Coles was the bear
ar, the Emperor expressed his con
virtion that not the government Of the
Tn;rsd States, bat the Russian officer,
m this country, had been to blame il
ae transaction. which had been incor
nrtIv represented to him.
Tie conduct of The emperor, il
fielding his first Impressions at once
70 inst explanations from oar govern
usnt, is an evidence # The continn
apce of the disposition which that so
ureisn has always shewn. TO main
tia amicable relations With the U
States. The frarknrss and prompt
rdr Of the executive in making thes
ordinations directly to the govern
mrnt Of Russia. has secured the homo
rahle termination Of a C0ntrOyers.
w5ich. however absurd in it origin
might hy the intrigues ofthosedispos
n 20 foment it, have become impor
tant in its consequences.
II is stated in the New York pa
,.rs that the Russian Minister ha
bepp recalled by the emperor. witt
marks OF his displeasure. We do no
believe that auy information to tina
EFFECT has been received in this coun
Wv fran any official source.
Nat Int.
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber. Of Alexandra
county. in IT, district Of Columbia. has
obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county letters Of administration on HIe
nersonaI estate o, feI dinand MarstefIer,
late Of the county aforesaid deceased -
All persons having claims against the
said decedent are hereby warned to e1-
hibit the same with the vouchers Thereof,
passed by the Orphans Court, t" tho
subscriber, on o. before the Eth day u
september next, or they may by law be
excluded from all Ucneft to said estate :
and those indebted thereto are required,
to make immediate payment Given M
der my hand this 18th March 1917.
JAMES X, RIDDLE,
Admir- Of Ferdinand Marsteiler.
March IL eo4~
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From the lndia Gazette, Extra.
Calcutta, Oct. II, 1916.


The following is an extract OF q
letter which has just reached Us
from an intelligent correspondent al
Dashire. 1t is dated tue 2sth Aa-
gust. ,,,oS
t" Report says, that one hundred
thousand Russians are arrived al
Tiaix, that they are commanded by
Constantine Pow1itwich, that they
are resolved to make war with Per-
,ia, that this commander in chief Is
brotker to Alexander the king, and
is empowered to act as he pleases'
Vallachia and Moldayia the Rus
SLAMS have taken from the Turks,
and we may expect TO hear that
thew will shortly make further al.
yanees Eastward their ambition is
we'll known. and now that they are
AT peace with their neighsors, they
must find out employ for their I'M
msnss armies.
I" The Sultan Of Muscst has as
sembled all the Arab tribes, and is
in person gone to take Balireign, he
has been severely beaten by some
Whuabee horse /; but is resolved to
renew the attack, although he and
all his party were obliged tGhy to
their boats, 60.
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Schooner Galatea, Davis, Boston, by
Dunbar and Townsend, and N. Kesne,
Sloop Isabella, Mills, Philadelphia
A. and g. Way, and others.
March Is.
Brig Albert; schooner Galatea; sloop
Isabella.
sloop John Adams, Gibbs, herce, az.
rived at Charleston 18th instant, nine
days. ssA
Schooner Halcyon, arrived at Balti-
more aIst instant, from Laguira, thirty
DAYS. Captain Williams Of the schooner
nawk Of this pert, came passenger in the
IIalcyon, having sold his vessel at La.
ouirs. On the s1st February that place
was in possession Of the Royalists there
had been no late action between the Re-
publican and Royal armies. /.
Sohr Victory, Gorham, hence, arrived
at Boston 18th instant, IA days.
Schr Liberty, Bears, at Boston, lSth
instant, up for this port.
Packet brig Economy. Farrow, sailed
from Boston tor this port 18th instant.
Holiness Hole, March i7-Passed by,
schooner Planet, Racklif, two days from
Portland bound to Alexandria.
Boat Washington, of Portland, (men-
toned in our Journal 10th iustant) at
g. R.rtboIomews 10th Feb. for hlexan.
andria-havins been blown OF the coast.
March "a.
A number of vessels below bound up !;
some of which are in sight from town.
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March "a
The Subscriber offers for Sale,

The Subscriber offers for Sale,
At his Warehouse, fuckers wharf,
5000 bushels Turks Island salt
Antigua rum in hogsheads and barrels
Whiskey in ditto
New England rum in ditto
Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes art
quarter casks
Sherry in ditto
Chewing tobacco in kegs-small twist
Nails in kegs assorted
Candles in boxes
English white lead ground in oil
MiIled sheet lead
8 ditto servants CLOSED hats
made Of fur
10 ba es English saeking
9 ditto do canvass, No. 5 to +,
All of which will be sold low BY
James Sanderson.
March IS u
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JEW 8. BReWr q CO.
Inform the Public.

Inform the Public.
That ihey have on hand in Alexandria
a handsssle assortmsnt Of BURR MILL
STONRs, which they will dispose Of al
the most reduced prices for cash.
Marches lawsw
Or Editors Of the Leesburg Washing
toniafi, Ind Winchester Gazette, are re-
ouested to insert the above once q week
for thres weeks.
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John Jackson & Co.

John Jackson & Co.
Offer for sale at reduced prices,
Brussels carpeting, bumbazstts and bonn
bazeens
Irish and german linens
White wine vinegar in casks
Cargo and prime beet
A few boxes smeaked salmon
A few crates G Z plates
Wines, molasses, brandy, candles
Cotton cards, cOrdage
y few trunks aud cases ladies elegant
and common shoes aud bOotees
= cases elegant French hats
1 do silk or water proof do
With great variety OF Dry Goods at
the lowest liuItations.
March "a DIV
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A Brick-moulder & Of-bearcI
TO HIRE.

Iwish to hire for the ensuing season,
a Brick noulder and an 0f-bearer, whom
can recommend to be steady and good
hands. No person need apply without
being willing to give Fifty Dollars per
month for the moulder, and Twenty
ty Dollars per month for the OF bearer
the subscriber finding them, and their
wages paid weekly.
Bolitha Laws,
March Is d3w
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Richard Lib

Has received from Bsllima quin. Z
nty OF Plough Plates, etc., piXy pors
will soon be at their heels; rs hSsssad<
vice Of their being of the best qaahtr-
and has on haai the best ssofmentpt
Bar Iron, or at least equal, be believe,
to any in town, with Steel Of al kinds
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, etc.
March Is 81
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For Sale,

An excellent House Servant, about 81
years OF age, has one child, boy about
eight months old-she is an excellent
washer and ironer-she can be we'll re
commended for honesty, sobriety and 10.
dustry. For particulars enquire at this
Office.
March Is dot
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The five hogsheads Of wine

tRose. The five h0gsheads OF wine
we're purchased in 1924 for 1880
rancs. Sa4O-in calculating the inte-
est of the sum and interest on the in
|,erest, each hogshead would be now
worth 5,75s,6s6,6ss crowns! A bot
lie of this precious wine, would cost
| 81, 7eO,4so francs! A wine glass 2,
|7ss,s 1898 francs! and one drop. Creek
,ning 1ooe drops to the glass; l0,ssO
francs, or S2,l76
A newspaper has seen lately esta-
|blishsd at the town of Moscow, in
the state Of New-York called the
Genessee Farmer. 1t is stated in
that paper that the publication Of it
com msnees in less than 80 months
from the time when +" the first blow
was struck Ia laying out the village
of Moscow, land when the place was a
Itbicket Of wood, without a human
Ihabitation." There are now be.
sides other lOurishing establish
iments, three schools, with nearly
eighty scholars"
Price. at Barbados, S0th Jan.-Flour,
by retail, 8 I6 a II per bbl; crackers,
| 70 per cwt. tobacco, 16 20 cents per
ID. rice, 5 5 so per cwt corn 50 per
hushel.
Markets at Cadiz, 18th January.
Reported by an arrival at Charleston
l-riceS9 -four. %; and none in mar
lket tobacco so corn s
! Markets at Havana, Feb. 81
IrB, the Ann Maria. arrived at
ICharleston 10th inst ]-FlourS25 /;
lrice ten; coffee ten and eleven Mus
Ice, ado sugar 6 a 8; no white in mar
Iket-was worth twelve dollars.
! About week before the Ann Ma
lila sailed, a Spanish brig arrived
here from Vera Cruz, which had
been captured>o OF Matauzas by a Car
Ithagenian privateer, robbed of $50,
900 in specie, and given up.
Markets at Cadiz. % Jan, 1917.
"Tobacco still commands S2S to
lsO, and is much wanted. A parcel OF
flour has been sold at Gibraltar at
tlSaa. Fruit is SO per cent less than
in September.
Flour SIS a 90: rice Sc so cts.
per quintal, lo4 los English, beeswax
as cents slaves, naval. stores and
Humber, no sale; Beef IA dollars
lpork 60 dollars per BARREL"
We have received file of Curra-
Goa papers to the 22d February, by
1.-The brig Active, arrived yesterday
forenoon. Ia one Of which we find
j Proclamation Of General Bolivar,
has,,g date the 9th of January, de-
oI.r;ne that all vessels, without OK
sen,;on OF nation, that shall, after
Sor,y DAYS from the date OF the pro
, clsmation, bo taken within three
miles Of the ports of La Guayra aat
Puerto Catsllo, sbah be desiaret
good prize, without admitting any
{ excuse or pretext whatever.
Ny, Paper.
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Public Sale.

On Wednesday the s6th instant, will
be sold at the store lately occupied by
David Peabody, on King street, without
reserve, the entire stock OF house de-
clining business, consisting principally
of
Linen and Cotton Goods,
Suitable for the season, which will be
worthy the attention OF town Il country
merchants. Terms liberal, and made
known at the sale.
John Jackson 4 Co. Auc'Es.
Sale at nine O'Clock.
March IL dts
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India Sales.
s602 packages

The cargo Of the ships, Beajsnip Rash
aud Thom4. scattergood, both from Cai-
eutta, aud sxned by Edward fh"mson'
being the a,ost valuable and NEST COD
plete assortment Of India Goods ever
imported into the American Market, Niii
oe sold at public auction, BY the sao-
scribers at their auction store 10 mia
dslphia,
On Wednesday the I'd Of .aprii ners
The sale to commence at nine e.ctoSk
in the morning and to continue ontih the
whole are sold.
Terms and conditions will BE- i,oerai
and made known at the time OF sale.
TBECaRG0Es C CONSIST as Foe
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InnK HERE !!

IAN act in addition to TIC Act " ie-
gulate the laying out ano making
road fru,a Cumberland, in the sta1e
ofMaryiand, to the state of ONO
ODE it enacted. sc. That in adj
lition to the unexpcnded balance of
he sum hereafter appropriated for
having out and making road from
Cumberland in the state of Maryland.
to the state of Ohio, the sum OF one
hundred thousand dollars be, and the
same is hereby appropriated, to be
paid out of any money in the treasu-
ry not otherwise appropriated. and to
be expended, under the direction OF
the president Of the U. States, in max
ing said road between Cumberland IN
the state of Maryland, and Browns
vile in the state of Pennsylvania,
commencing at Cumberland (which
sum of ore hundred thousand dol
lars shall be repaid out of the fund
reserved for laying out and making
roads to the state Of Ohio. by virtue
of the eth section of an act passed on
the S0th of April, 1902, sc.
LANGD0N CHEVES,
Speaker of the house Of Represen-
tativeS.
JAMES MADISON
The reader is requested to compare
this act with the objections of Presi-
dent Madison to the bill lately pass
ed, ou'the subject of internal improve
ment. This is only one of many acts
of a similar nature, to be found in
our statute books, passed by congress
at various sessions. For examples.
see acts of the soth of April 1902
IstA December 1911: and 9Th Janu-
ary 1919. The first of these was ap-
proved by Mr.. Jefferson /; the two lat
Ter by Mr.. Madison. Now our ar
sumcnt is within small compass
and shall be unanswerable. These
acts of congress are or are not con-
stitutioual. If constitutional, MIR.
Madison rejected the Bonus bill with
out reason. If unconstitutional, Mr.
jefferson and Mr.. Madison both yio-
lated the constitution in approving
then. 1t is not our business to de-
eide which is the most pleasant horn
Oethe dilemma. All we wish is thai
the interest of the country had NO
been sacrificed to a within; for i
would seem indeed that the constitu
ton. with Mr.. Madison, means an!
thing or nothing and is to be con
strued according to his whims. Tn
measure of injury he has done by hi
last within we will not undertake a
present to ascertain but it is stupen
dous.-TTrue American.
A singular calculation has bee
made on the value ofthe Rhenish wine
Maich has been for nearly centu
r;es in cellar at Bremon called th
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-25
A Country House

Is offered for sale by the subscriber,
, ith about $50 acres Of LAND, more or
less, to suit the convenience OF the pur'
:na-er. 1t 10 situated in Fairfax county.
within three miles from aIexandria, and
,. ouId make comfortable X most hesi'hy
summer retreat. The terms will b. lie
be al ard the time Of payment made con.
venient to the purchase. Apply 10
~. Ckyi,ACH.
March 20 sot
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For Rent,

The frame Warehouse recently occu
pied by John Il, Clements aid Co. near.
" opposite the Union Bank King street
At moderate rent, Or storage would he
received in it'll low.
Apply to ,vso~
March "a c2a
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Public Sale.

On Wednesday next, at three o'clock
will be sold, on Deans wharf, the Cargo
of the schooner General Jackson,
Consisting OF
IS punchsOns RUM
S hogsheads )
8 tierces syJGAR
80 barrels
On liberal credit,
John Jackson g co.
Auctioneers.
March "a 1t
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N England Rum, Sugar. etc
This day landing from schooner Ma
tive, from Boston
80 barrels N. E. Rum
Hhds and bis Muscovado Sugar.
IN STORE,
so barrels tanners oil
Is boxes dipt candles
so casx cut nails, assorted sizes
so casks Thomastown lime
Boston no. l best-brown soap
Keg raisins
Soal leathsr-bags pepper
Mems coarse shoes, etc.
For sale by
Dunbar & To1enssnd.
March IS tt
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N E Rum

s6 bis. landing, from schooner Ma,
tive, from Boston, for sale BY
Rarnewail & Pophsm.
March 25 w.
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ORPHANS COURT,
Alexandria County, March Tern,l
1877. :.
Ordered, that the administrator Of
Ferdinand Marsteller, deceased, do in
sert the usual advertisement three tines
a week for four weeks, in the AlexaDsris
newspapers.
A. MOORE, Register.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-25
Lawrason & Fowle

LawraSon & Fowle
Have reserved Per the schooner Native,
Capt. Mayhew, from Boston,
and for sale,
&c tons plaster Paris
$50 Ills n Z. Rum
so bags Havana green coffee
so do Sumatra pepper
700 reams wrapping paper
9 bales Burbour gurrahs
8 checks
e Sooty romal
re The packet schooner
XEHm Native,
S7 D N. Mayhem, master,
win sail IN six days. For passage, hay.
iag superior accommodations, apply as
abaye.
tiarch IS
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FOR SALE,
The Saucy Jack,
A new Boat, with entire new sails and
rigging, and two anchors and cables, a
new batteauI, stove, etc. She is well
calculated to run during the fishing sea
son, or tor trading, and is a remarkable
fine sailer. She lays at Green's wharf.
, For terms apply to
JOHN GRID.
March 90 3t9 e
The above named vessel
will be sold on Wednesday next at s
O'Clock.
March a5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-25
March IS
NOTICE..

The Committee appointed BY Council
to rent the Fish Wharf, will attend on
Thursday next the eth instant, on the
said wharf, at ten o'clock. for the pur'
pose Of selling the same to the highest
bidder.
A. Rhodes, I =
J. tiird, re
g. Coryell,
March a5 dts