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Loss of The Ss;o Hamilton.

The British ship Hamilton, Wamsley, from
Portland, with cargo Of lumber, hound to
Grenada, on the 10Th December, experienced
4 heavy gale from the 5. W. On the 20sb, at
4 a. NJ. heavy squalls; the ship hove too on
the starboard tack. At &, wind shifted to S.
+. and blew heavy, with a cross sea wore ship
to the 5. w. and at found the cabin * fore
serving the ship and cargo being now given
up, our whole cxertious were for the safe
~ ofthe persons OH board. While euiea,or-
ing to keep the long boat clear, the ship was
upset by "a heavy sea; bat after cutting a.
way the maSts, she r.shted again, and the boat
was washed OH board with al her siarboard
side knocked out; by which misfortune we
were compelled to remain on the wreck, at
the mercy OF the waves, the small boat lost,
and being unable to prepare raft, owing to
the roughness of the sea. At Ia, the quarter
sides.-Att p. NJ. the bows were car; lied off by
the tore-chains; n midnight, the bottom sepa-
rated from the deck, it blowing heavy; ut III
next day, the main aud lower decks we're sepa-
rated from the quarter, on which we remained,
and having made Il sail of the captains cot,
were left in thissituation without meat or drink,
and without hats or Shoes To the fury of the
merciless element.
On the 18th, TO the great JOY of the survi-
vors, we providentialiy fell in with the ship
Victory, Allen, bound from London to New
York. who picked us up i'll lat. 30, long. 81, and
aimini>tered every comfort to AS Of the ele-
ven persons composing the crew, the follow
ing were lost, Joseph Dodson. mate, native
OF Shields; James Abraham. cook, of Yors-
shire, both washed overheard; James Jerm;n,
Yorkshire, John Cd:ma1, seaman, ana Wiia.f,
Jones, Of Liverpool, boy, died Oh the
wreck.
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b
4 49, hUNDhED or fWO HUNDRED MOI 4pS
1st AZ, Runaway from The subscriber on he
M Wy oi last month, negro man named G,aror
scmnilh by trade. and has worked at fhe sLo. ~ nv
i y" , . oIoeke Turnpike Road for several wears n
SHOWN by persons accus0ncd 10 travel thss
hi, nS = stout black fellow. abont six feet high
i mr,lneu 10 be heshy, has round face and do,,,
~ tlu When spoken ~ questioned stareIv yb.trs
he s"' wren about To make an answer tie whites al
bey ~ &c ge'l RED he has number of small sczrs
VI, elbows, occasioned by sparks fron fl,e ire
wne working with his sleeves rolled np rs was bis Coz
or 49, iecuce- re can write very rood hand Tor ne.
10 nave no doubt be will attempt 10 ,ass as eree
sr,, ,', natea freepass. am Of opinion he VIZ
e. p ." ahe us way 10 the north by way Of rrede,
,,vIg ne ici my house Christmas dav for me
M, ,'y D 'afcne, where he has wife but STONED
~ WI. give 100 for his apprehension and delivery t.
@o p ~ secured ~ any jan ia this State 20 thar
ssn,1 Sg@i and 200 IL taken ont Of the state anS
1,n.s,. ~ -. BEN. SHEPARD.
- - eOwtf
WANttD 20 PUhcHASE-A likely 5TgIrf1o Eos-
IL S.eo u'toen or sixteen Of good Character and cal
ena1ed TO make houseservant FOR snel ,as ;5s.
~ pt'ee N casb, viii be given 49, ~
~ Enquire efthe Eaifor.
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MoLasSts, COFFEE and SUGAR. on co.----.---
~ 30 hhds. urine Trinidad moiasses ,s tlnen,
green Golfer 70 boxes brown Havanna nags prr.
mis- day from the sloop Ee;sey. aud Cor andi,
Jannary 81. '' ~. MITCHELL
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( SsNSiN1s cHo.,i.-|Ur. CwigoR has the honor
- INFORM tiic Ladies aud Gentleinen OF Rchnon d,
mar his second term win commence the first wednesday
IN tehrvs.y, IN mr. Bachanau's long room.
FOR farther particulars, please enquire of Mr. G. at
MIs. Mrtzler's. -
Jan,uty Is. s2.tm
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ME S,BsCRiBERS have just ieccived-4o hhis
retailing molasses 30 do. LIST chop Croix sugar
mo S't'.n'i rum to. Jamaica do. Madeira wine
~ pines, pipes and casks old Sicily Madeira Lisbon
sherry, Vidonia, and Port WINES 100 boxes mould
chues 90 casks cheese 40 do. New England rum 30
DO bberi's brown stout 900 SACKS Liverpool filed
TEAS. ~
large quantity of English doublerefned saltpetrc
with general assortment of Groceries WI ch they Offer
for sale ON accommodating terms.
HARRY TOMPKINS & Co.
January IL. so6
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.IannarY ~.

A LIZ f'Nf''' so 'RP--' q" W ~ fnke no r- Iii T1
virtue % commission iv for that pnrrose oh
iaasd shal' mon the 9th day ~ February next pro-
coed ~ the RISING Sun Tavern in the cts of Richmond
II II O'Clock in the ferencon take the dep sition of
VIM Barrett 10 be read in evidence w my su auairsf
you, depending in The Honorable Superior Court ~
Chancrry ioT the Richmond District.
BOYD MILLER. sKrnir5yg
P0rfHsr oftIHfdn Br0lOn & %.
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JorCE.-Beiug DESTROYS to vest great proportion OF
my property in tie stock OF an approved bank or
banks offer far sale two beautiful and valuable Ia,7ns
Ia Tue virinity cf this town, (wpchrster.)
any ihins which will ne received ia payment from the
subscriber to the United States Eank the stock or
paper OF any approved bank will be received in payment
ROBERT WHITE.
January IL en-
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Yours, most Respectfully,
a CITIZEN OF fIPCINJ

w snbsCkiBtk intends to sell in few weeks rom
b. si.o .hle MS entire stock Of geOds.-ln the Interim
M oi'eis az Wholesale retail any articles - his line al
h. ,soesd prices Than they he purchased for IN
nS S s. re mas Just received supply Of flesh Teas
may Dc1onsht fapplication be made soon. ""''
Japuarv sa Ed. HALLBM.
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y. The Greater part the land es abou, 80
na. tom =. Narys. aud Is adapted particularly 10 the
culture OF TIE Sea-island cotton.
rrtseuiar description Of the property with am esti-
n.to OF ~ ve ay ne obtained by those disposed to
fuscase on arpcation At this place during he
% Tue Legislature, and afterwards, at Williams
oars ROBERT C. SCOTT.
Sen1orH Us. s2.duzni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

s ear rsSI, s. southern states, ,Ss
dsped his business for Southern Genand rincita III
ofthe rrst style Of elegance and always n h'fru
biishius himself In Southern custom s View Of
orders from thence, tye per cent below, his pic.
prices whch VIII generally meet The COS, ",
attention and information given ifrcensse lnnedis.
ion and prices. 1'""e, as TO f,.ss
M al msIs na sa n pas s
enables him TO warrant his furniture l., ,ieseli uhirs
please to favour hiss With their commands that
{. c. is-very grateful to tho ladies ana
the Southern States that have favored h; gentlemen A.
toni aud soci's continuance of,her hrr
kstr- York, Dec. 3.
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ES,bLiC SALF.By virtue Of deed Of TTns exec,,1ed
20 tue Subscribers by John 4. Pleasants for ,,nrno
80 e,eh mentioned, aud recorded in the county cont
~ Io"haan aud by the agreement aud consent Of all liz
hide VIII positively be sold 10 the highest
e " Melnesday IN February nexi. (beug Court day
~. 49, of LAND, conveyed by the said deed ana
, ~. acres more orIess lying on Joness creek II
me Turns ofS SHE will be 900 dollars in ca.,, .oo
the balance in two equal annual payments ~, h a
Dy deed Of trust the land ' NC ''eu'co
The tito is believed to be nood but Tho ....-,, -
ting as Trustees, viii only convey the rgi yea
~ inc tfpst Coed and agreement aforesaid ''''''
JOSIAH SMITH
,.,c.,.,. WIS. DANCE,
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FOR SITE

"A THE OFFICE OF THE FNOIrIprn
a small pamphlet. comprising certain r., RI
nles, calculated to exhibit some of the e,Ioas a.
ofthe existing Constitution. '"e eNects
INC precise object of this pamphlet is
DEDICATION
10 THE LEGLST fTyRE OF YTPcJ
Nh.
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4 Giles INC Following -
t2o crates earthen ware, assorted 900 sat-,
verpoo' ne'' fiD boxes tin, one Ga a., salt
y,sssma,e' no gross bottles 90 casks lsmv,@ ASSORTED
white " do. yellow, do. red PAINT 'res Go ke.,
herr,nss; 10 boxes best Durham mustard 40 no. Dutch
sets cwt. joiners' wrought nai,s ,", enaah,,
au. casks flint Glass Gaze Mostin,erss Cd. Ia
January n. ""As PORTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

oil,oN.-H 'chard Lab1cV has resumed his orofes
~ sion as teacher Of the Latin Crcet ,1a p.,
nnsages OF the practical mathematics and Of tle
o.s pfanches ola liberal English education N tie ons
vsTn. W '''e '"'h inc bToOk Ia
d, willing TO receive scholars in the above bran
obts;sd uoaung ior any number ofpupiIs NAV he
eu eiher az the Brook Tavern or at several rssnec
mbIe houses in the negliborIood 90" iesP'e
-, Application to he mie either 10 him At fl,s aboy~
10, 80. ~ MI y. "hiteaw captain BENT SIienuard
WHO VIII gvethe necessary information ON the sns.c,
January23. ,,
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NEW GOODS oJcTf8 Hui Nelson bgye jiSI IT,
ceiycd aiargc aud general assortment of .Sf0pie
F0ncJ coo DS-amongst which arc:
Best London srperfne cloths AVID cassmcres black &
coiored moleskn and silk cuttings Irish linens lawns
Diapers rich lace shawls wells and capes elegant satin
ana lace trimmings thread and sin laces lcvantiue
hnnnce aud Italian silks with great variety Of other
Goods Which they viii sell at The lowest prices.
January 7. 77.n
NR!GS& MEDICINES, ~ the sign Of the Golden
= UoTfor-Iie Subscribers having associated them
selves together under the firm Of James 1PKffor& ~
have purchased the Nedic0I establishment Of philin
Duvai jr& Co. where they intend keeping general ~
sortmeni Of the best articles IN their line
The orders OF Country Merchants aud Physicians will
meet with prompt attention.
JAMES M'KILDOE
WILLIAM r. JONES.
Jhn'~ty ". 7s-2aw1w
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NAluABLE ofiCCoLAND FOR SsTp----Ne-
day the t7tii day of Fehruary. 1917 VIII On Men
~ nl'nc auction To the highest bidder for "a eNgoet
oSo acres OF excellent tobacco land situate IN ~, more.
OF hersieuhurs ON the waters ofr'u siop c e ccani,
bounded by the lands Of Royal Locke:t H.sn,ek AID
sJn jam Fam and others berr the same rs bonn.
M,sreon me late Miles Cary Fnncy resided VI ossd
wiz be made aereeae deed irnst 10 witch
due To capts'n Robert Haskins of Del,
An undouhted and clear nh. In TO-. "riu cars.,
will he made. '''he said lana
ARCHER BALL
aud y,
JEREMIAH RAUGU 1'8HceS-
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OVID ROSS.
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-15
Foreign Articles.
LONDON, july "a.
NNN~&>~>~~~>~~~~~>

LONDON, Julr "A.
Bv accounts from the north of Italy we
arc Informed. that Colonel B-un, one Of
the chiefs of the Grenoble conspiracy, has
been arrested at Genos, on the eve Of
embarkation for North America, toge-
,her with some of his associates.
1t is stated on the authority of capt.
Of ship lately arrived from Tunis, that
a war had broken out between the Beys
Of Tunis and Aigiers. The former now
ful6ls his engagements with England so
rapidly that he lately ordefed the captain
of a corsair who had captured British
vessel, to be instantly hung with the
string OF the identical flag which be had
practically forced to be struck to him.
July 90.
1t appears BY letters from Indis, that
there is prospect of war in India d.
gainst one Of the native chieis-and ano-
ther Mahratta war, in consequence OF the
facilities afforded by Scindeah to the in
cursions Of the Pindarries On the British
Territories. JuLY 90.
Letters from Italy say the harvest Lad
terminated, and that the crops were lux
uriaut In the extreme.
Admiral Piekmore has sailed fr Ports
mouth IN the Sir FraEcis Drake fIlgate,
10 resume the goverporshipo Newfound.
land.
he Russian squadron from France,
~ '-'ops, passed Ccperhagc for Clou-
5, Z. - The 10Th July coh isuDg OF s
ss,, At !.,c Iine and fiigaes.
Il :. SAID the .uu Of the crown prince
OF Saetien. will De nuIni ,ated W. 70,
Of Norway al Christian, III the mar,h y
August. JULY 50.
81, Edward Tho nbo. oHgh has ,.,ten
to acquain' he aGmiiaity that ,he Ale
rican ST. p slirei va had arrived at Cowes
iron RsJ,va. her master ,eporl, lnat
Lord Ann st, with the hole o. the en-
bassy AID rev of the Alce>te, -a,led FIR.
Batavia in the cesar Of london, ,eu the
18th Of April. five days previous to the
sa,ilng Of the Minerva. The Cesar lisd
nothing on board except the eu.ba. y and
'Iceste's ships company, AID may be
hourly expected.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-15
extraordinary instance Of Rel's~
PeuaDce.


Captain Turner, in his account.
the embassy from the governor s
neral Of British India, to the coz
OF feshoo Lama, in Tibet, Ga cO4
try extending from the source Of L,
dus to the borders OF China, aid til
Hindoston to the desarts of CotiOi
considered the highest land in A:Il
relates the following particulars Oft'
life OF a devotee, named i'ranpOlt
Having been adopted by an BIZ
doc devotee. and educated BY hlNI
tie rigid tenets of his religion, hew
yet young, when he commenced v
course Of his extraordinary mcil
cations. The first Vow, Hh;rh v
plan of life. he had chosen TO hind
induced him to make, was to COW
nue. perpetu;.lly uPoa his legs. as.
neither to sit down upon the gro D
For lie down to rest, for the space I
WE'VE years. All this uine az w.
Inc. he had I'een employed in wanEf.
ing through different cOunt'Hs-.
When ! engnired how he took tie ?
diSpensable yfre Shment OF sI'Ef.
When Nearicd with fatigue, he say
that at iirst to prevent his fallinS'
used to be tied with ropes, TO so'I
tree or post but that this precau'i'''
alter some time, became unne'e'''
ry, and he was able to sleep slaHa'';
without such support. -,
The compiet. term of this W.
penance being expired. the next
undertook was to hold his hands, l"a
ed in each uther,. over his head, y
fingers OF one hand, dividing 'r'i
Of the other, for the same ssa's "
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-15
THE Tiger AND THE LIoNEss.


Tie savage disposition OF the Tiger
was mp!ified in this town by an iAte-
resting occurrence. A South american
tiger tine orca3 and a yosng iicness (the
Brazi.ian) we're brought mere a short
lime siice; and were. for peuOc, chain
ed at distance from each other in the
same ,onm. But the roa,ihgs, growing,
and ether annoying accumpanIinsnts Of
these disasreeable companions, induced
,Le owner To have a strong cage ccn-
struggled, in whicE they were both paced.
1hey had not long been together before
the tiger seizsd The llone,s ny the Oack,
bit her into Two parts. and very so9n de-
molished her remains.
This reported fact is the more re-
markabie, as the two animals came out
to THIS country very quietly upon toe
deck OF the same ship.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-15
Nrrfok, Sept. 10.
BoNAPARTE!!

Captain Cox, OF the brig Mary Ann,
frnm Glib altar, reports, tiat ne was board
ed en- the olst July, in l.t, IS 10, long.
81 OF, b, the British ship of war New
castle, o, SO guns, rear admiral ;iacolm,
from st. Helepa, buur d 10 f. gland, Is
dsys cut, and informed b. the beading
officer that Bonapar'c was in good heal h
when the Newcastle sailed /; ,Iiaf ne took
very little exercise, and had been for
some time in the habit Of usibg the warm
bath, in which he generally staid four or
five hours at time! As he has kept the
world 80 long in rarm ,cater: il is pr oper
enough that ne should hy an experiment
VI It's effects on himself.
Captain Cox also informs, Mat the U.
States ,Ioop of wsr Peacock, capt Rod
gers. arrived at Gibraltar some time in
June last, from Algiers, for the purpose
of procuring provisions. As the plague
was known to be raging at Alg!ers, the
Peacock was compelled to ride quaran-
tine; and it 80 happened that when she
was permitted to have communication
with the shure, there was not an article
OF salt provisions to be purchased in the
whole port Of Gibraltar. Immediately,
however, at the request Of the American
consul, the governor of that place, gene
raj Don, supplied captain Rodgers with
whatever he required out Of the public
stores, requiring only that the same
should be replaced by our consul as soon
as convenient. The Peacock sailed from
Gibraltar, up the Mediterranean, on the
2Sth of June.
The conduct of general Don, in this
instance, accords with his usual deport-
ment to our cOuntrymen, which .'e have
frequently heard spoken of in the warm-
est terms Is commeDdation.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-15

ed for non-paymeEt-the Jew sued hIIn.
and on finding that our dashing Young
hero pleaded minority against the deot'
he in his ansuis. and fury exclaimed
Ash Cots my judge, he ish no Chre'sh-
rain.
About this time his mother died, and
the father soon followed her, leaving him
sole possessor of handsome property.
Vice had now extinguished every spark
If honorable feeling, natural affection and
gratitude in his composition. Instead OF
mourning for the loss Of his tender. too
fond parents, he not only inwardly reJol-
ced but openly exulted at it. He bought
carriages and horses sufficient for hree
families of fortune-lavished away the
most enormous sums in expensive estab-
Iishments Of every kird, and devoted
himself to every sensual g. a'ifcation.-
Rendered arefse, BY habits OF vulgar
vice, to the company Of virtuoas women,
he became dure to the most abandoned
of the sex; till having one night in fit
Of drunkenness married one of them, and
finding himself, in consequence of it, de-
serted even by bis associates, he gradu.
ally declined into desperation. gave him
self up to the drinking of ardent spirits
in the morning, brought himself to his
last dollar, ia which condition, being de-
serted by his wife, he released himself
from his earthly pains and disgraces by
suicide. L.
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LARGE & VALUABLE ARRIVAL OF FURs.
BuHglo, (.SiGgarG) Sep. 2.
From the Mobile Gazette Of July 70.
prp,.ooLA AND EAST FLORIDA.

W Z.
Last week the schooner Iigress ard
sIoop Hannah depcsied the largest and
mos, valuable lot of tu.s ever before seen
in this village. They csnsis, ed Of beaver,
otter. muskrat, bearskins, and buffalo
robes; s22 packs were consigned to Hart
& Lay. owned by John Jacob Astor, of
New.Yurk, and $50 packs were consisn-
ed to Townsend & Colt. belonging to se
veral owners. These furs came down in
the Tigress, aud in consequence OF the
Stating of plank in the vio'ent storm OF
the 19h August, near the head OF the
lake, she sprung leak, and part OF
the cargo was landed in damaging
state, but owing to the timely excruons
OF the merchants to whom they were con.
signed, property, to large amount has
been saved to the owners. We learn
that part Of this cargo was insured in
Boston. lss packs came down in the
slsop Hannah, perfectly safe. These tuFs
have been estimated at rising OF $50, 900
dollars-the damage is supposed TO a.
mount to 10 or $4,000 dolIar:.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-15

At the late celebration of Commence
ment a, Harvard College, an old gentle
man, from town in This vicinity. sat up
on the stage to witness the performance,
who had taken his degree in the same
university just II years before.
Boston paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-15

Prices at st. Jaso de Cuba. Dag. 10
Flour Sl6 per bbl.; rice Sl2 per 100 H..
none in market; pork $50 per bbl.; beef
I4a SIS; moIasse, SIS per HID; sugar,
white, Sil per 100 ibs.; brown SO per
do. /; coffee Sl4, and scarce.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-15
THE SEA SERPENT.

We continue to hear Says the Salem
Register Of Saturday Iast) of the extra
Ordinary FISH Of Cape Ann. He appears
much at his ease in the neighbo, hood,
quite content with the .are he fluids, and
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-15

Prices at Antigua, august i4.-Flour
Sl4; corn Sc 50 PEI bush; corn meal,
per punch. 81 a SIS; rum so cents; mo.
lasses SIS; sugar, Muscovado, SIS so
per cwt; coffee, none.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-15

taking nothing but what he hrts tree 10
the ocean. A space Of about hour mi'es
is IN. utmost distance il which ne mas
moved since his last visit, it he DE The
same that has so often appeared on our
coast. He has, however, tafr1ed long
enough to convince every person Of MS
real existence. and to make IT con''s'eh'
with good reputation to say mat We
have seen him. All the evidence when
seems collected at the moment has oeeh
possessed, and has passed IN private CIR
Giles. while no man dared to meet the r.
dicule the tale might occasion, from the
public declaration Of what his eyes De-
held. --
From the Mobile Gazette Of July 70.
pEssAcoLA AND EAST FLORIDA.
The interest felt by our fellow CITIZENS
i'm different parts Of the United states I'D
reference 10 this country, induces US 10
Law before our readers some information
respecting it. ;.
We have good cause for believing that
the country alluded to will be in posses
sion of the United States before Christ
mas next. We are also informed that a
distinguished commercial gentleman, who
has important connexions both with the
Spanish government and in the United
States, and now residing at the Havana,
has written to the same effect.
Several gentlemen, who have been at
Pensacola within few days past, state
that the same impression prevails at that
place, both among those in power and the
citizens; and that on the rart Of the lat
Ter. the circumstance is hailed as q con-
summation deyoutly to be wished. II this
event should take place, which we, in
every point Of view, deem important aud
desirable, it will give to the United States
the best. and almost the only harbor in
the Gulph the most healthy situation in
the southern section OF this country; an
impo, tant naval depot; an extremely adj
vantageeus commercial position; vii
leave Us without any cnatigueus foreign
government, in sison criminals, refugees
from Justice, can with IMMUNITY seek
protection from punishment; and viii
render the Alabama territory among the
most de,irab sections OF The United
States, for residence and business pf eve.
ry description.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-26
NOTICE.
November so

The subscriber intending to remove
rom this place in short time, request.
all those indebted to him BY bond, note
or open account; to come forward 4 set.
lie them up to first of January 1917.
He will dispose Of the Houses & Lots
ne now occupies, and possession given
the 18th October next. The dwelling
house is calculated for the aceommods.
ton Of family, with all the necessary
out houses, and very productive gar.
den. subject to e small ground rent-the
stand for retailing goods, or purchase Of
produce, is inferior to none in town.
1t is deemed unnecessary tOgive more
n'inute description, as it 10 presumed
Rose wishing to purchase will .iew the
temises.
He will also sell quarter acre Lot
I'D Dwelling House thereon, near the
c.urt house.
rhe above property will bedisposed
I on accommodating terms to those wish.
ing to purchase.
GEORGE SMITH.
Dumfriss, January I4-l6 eotf