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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30
Night School.

/" PROWiTC respectfully informs
his friends and the public OF Alex
anaria. that he cortcmPlates opeL'ng an
EVENING SCHOOL on the first OF DC.
tober) for the tuition Of youth in the
branches usually taught in our English
schools. For terms, which will be lioe-
raj, please to apply at his Seminary on
the green, a little south If the custom
house, formerly occupied by Mr.. Para
disc kr The number will be limited to
twept,. september % mwfot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30
.NEW1R.ANUl.

Brig Mentor. Williams, at Liverpool
18th August, to sail FOR Bangor, Wales,
ON the 18th, and from theoce to tins
port.
D,yadc, Plumruer hence, ar. at
Liverpool il;h August, SO days.
Schr DOlpain, hence, ar. at Richmond
26th instant.
FL0UI-at Gibraltar, August 9Th,
was Is to 10 dolla s. and at liverpool,
August 1llh, was IL to IS shillinss-
dull.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30
Nicht School.

subscriber wishes to inform his
nat, and t e inhabitants OF this
place in general, that his night school
will commence on Monday evening next
at candle ligh., Young gentlemen VIII"
wish to attend will please To make early
application to u. W. OANLiN'
sent "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30
Wanted,

A " active Young Mar, Of good cha
N racgcr, to assist in Dry Goods
Store. One acquainted in tat line would
be preferred. Apply to the Inter.
september so II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30
Hugh Smith & Go.

hugh ol1IlGH N %:
"AvE received by the ships Boston
I'll and Maria, Just arrived from Id
verpool, their fall supply, which, with
their stock on hand. enables them TO offer
an extensive assortment ct
EARTHEN WARE, CHINA AND
GLASS,
for sale at low prices. Also or hand,
A few tons shot
Pipes in boxes
Window glass, 70, s-l0, and 1919
A few cwt. dry white lead
sent. IS tu'hs6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30
Prime Chewing Tobacco.

KEGS Prime Chewing Tobacco.
M | h twists, IS and les, part bit.
kegs, OF Barciav's approved mandatory
lwarranted)--ailowed by those acquaiat-
ed with it to be of very superior quality:
Just r, ccived IRON Richmond, and for
sale By JOHN JACKSON & Go.
september so tuths3w Agents.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30

Fall Goods
VNHE Bo,ton's arrival from England
Il brings pat Of my fall supplies, and
Lave now full assortment OF
Hardware
Cutlery
Britiania
Plated, bass, and
JapaRed wares
1,O64 lbs. best Irish glue
$50 lbs. superior Turkey oil stone
gu casks CUT nails aud brads
And Just a. hand. a quantity OF Bar Iron,
Steel, &c, &c.-For sale by
RICHARD SLADE.
~ The National! Intelligencer and
Winchester Gazette will please insert
the above 5 times.
sept. IS tuths2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30
French School.

TIME ,ubscrib purposes opening a
French School on the evening OF
In. ist o. October for teaching the rudI-
ments of the FRENCH LANGUAGE.
For terms apply at Dr. Stabler's Shop,
Fairiax-Street, or to the subscriber.
WIN. LANPHIER.
sept. 60 utl
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30
French Hats.

MITES. iIAskINo has just opened a
lN Box Of Ladies' AID ChiIdren'S
ready trimmed French Has, which She
offers for sale very low.
september SO ST
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30
/ en- Ao.lars KcWaru.

/ en- collars Reward.
Es AN AW iY from the subscriber on
"a the goth inst. Negro Girl named
sEELY, aged Is year.. She carried with
her a variety Of CT, thcs, out it is mere
han probable she will travel in brown
linen Jacket aud pe.tIcoat. This girl
was formerly the property of Col. VIM.
L,Ies, Prince Georges county Maryland.
The above reward will be given to any
ne son who will bring her home, Cor lodge
her in Jail 50 that l yet her again.
ROBERT w. HARPER.
scptember so
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30
I, p Madeira.

A FEW casks Mess. Murdoch, Youille,
"a wardrop Il Co.'S Lond, n Particu-
lar Madeira, Of iiuc quality. for sale by
Jan : ". Hoi'1~'N'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30
. Five Dollars Reward.
,STR.9DEU or STOLEN.

H Asst Wednesday, 4 large Sorrel
IL Hsr.e, with one hind foot white, a
white snip on the nose, bind in one eye,
A scar between his shoulders where he
had been snagged. At The saline tlme, a
Sorrel Coli, about IS months old, bal
face. Whosoever brings said horse aod
colt to nv house on Uninn street, Alex.
andria, shall be paid the above reward
aud all reasonable charges.
ANrREW BtRTLE.
scrtsnhrr so Sc
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30

/, Br,et sDtridge, Esq. Of this city, is 10
Broceeti 10 all rfFicis' Character with the
Commissioners; perhaps as secretary Il"
he misslOa. FsacTdt "'%'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30
1'eneriffc Wine.

A FEW Or. CASKS Teneriiie Wine, now
N landing and Tor sale by
mo. KETTELl. 4 Co.
september 50 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30
Caution

II HEREBY forewarn all pers"ns a.
Il gain.t harboIing or entertaining in
shops, Or in any manner employing, with.
out ms consent in wriiingl INV mulatto
man JOE DICK, as they may depend on
the law being rigid!y EMO ced against
hose offending.
Polio. officers meeting with him, with
in the town or precincts, at any time
w;'aout pass, Tor il after twilight, with
or without paSs) will please do their du-
t., and give me the earliest information,
when their fees will be cheeriuily paid.
DAVID RICKETTS,.
Cameron Mills, sept so tuths2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30
John Ramsay,

HATil reported handsome ssart.
HI mem of
W00LLE.SS,
by the ship B",ton, from Liverpool.
scptmber so
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-30

sept. 90
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
THE GAZETTE.
From the Federal Republican and Baltimore
Telegraph.
NO NEWS.

We cannot express the contempt
which we feel when we hear some
papers denominated barren ofintercst,
because they record no murders, no
confagrations, no robberies, no war.
What are we TO think of men who can
read of nothing else with pleasure or
with interest, but Of the blood and
carnage of the human race--who
delight in the tears of the orphan, and
the signs of the widow, and who
think it mere pastime to trample on
the premature grave of their species
who have no other qualification than
the tiger has, while prowling over
mutilated carcases.
If such are the sensations Of our
countrymen, they may not hear with
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
FOR SALE.

THAT cemmodious three story Brick House
and Lot, situated in the Borough Of Wilmington,
twenty two feet on Water street, and extending
through the square to Front street, with coveni-
ent buildings on Front street, atted for stable,
This House was built of the first materials,
has been occupied as Public House, is divided
into ten rooms, good cellar under the whole.
that might be fitted for Botting Cellar The
terms OF payment will be made easy to the pur-
chaser, and the property may be occupied i'm
medisteiy.
Enquire of
Allen M:Lane,
May l4--4t Wilmington, Del.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
Fk.ANhLfNIA.NA.

We have lately received copy o.
the Private Correspondence Of DR.
Franklin. just published 10 England
from the original letters. We ar,
not able to say what preparation Of the
letters have been before published.
They are exceedingly interesting.
particularly to an American reader.
and their republication in this counlr,
is expected with iinpalience. w
copy from the collection letter Of
DR.. Stiles, and the answer Of DR..
Franklin, each OF which was written
bur Il short time beinre the death OF
their respective authors, and displays
something of their several characters.
The latter also confirms an explicit
declaration Of FrankiiD's religious o.
pinions, which have been the subject
of some doubt and dispute.
Boston ID. 1dv.
Yale College, Jan. 90, 1890.
Strive have lately received Go.
vernon Yales' portrait from his fami-
iy in London, and deposited il in the
college library. where is also deposit
ed one of Governor Saltonstall. /
have also long wished that we might
he honored also with that of DR..
Franklin. In the course ofyour long
life. you may probably have become
possessed Of several portraits Of your
self. Shall l take too great a liberty
in humbIy asking a donation Of one Of
them to Yale Coliegef You obliged
me with mezzotinto picture of your
self many years ago, which l often
view with pleasure. But the canvas
is more permanent. We wish to be
possessed Of the durable resemblance
of the American patriot and philoso-
pher.
You have merited and received all
the honors of the republic Of letters ;
and arc going to a world where all
sublunary giorics will be lost in the
|glories of Immortality. Should you
shine through the intellectual and
stellary universe with the eminence
and distinguished lustre with which
You have appeared in this little de-
|tached part Of the creation, you would
be what 1 most fervently wish to you,
|sir, whatever may be my fate in cter-
Unity. The grand climacteric in which
/ now am, reminds me of the interest.
ling scenes Of futurity. You know
lsir, l am a christian, and would Il
heaven all others were such as l am
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24

acre is from half bushel to three|
pecks. If sown thick the plants can
not throw out under branches, and
these are necessary to shelter the
roots from the sun.
If the grain stands when ripe, i'll
may be Graded, but when it has fall
len, the scythe must be used, and the
crop permitted to lie in the field
about three days; then raked while
the dew is on to prevent the grain
from shedding, and may be immediate
ly removed to the barn floor, and
threshed from the straw with great
facility.
The meal from this truly valuable
grain is too well known to need re-
mark, and the demand for il far ex-
ceeds tlN quantity furnished in our
markets. 1t is hoped that our far
mers will give more attention to this
crop, and that We may be less de-
pendent upon our sister state penn
sylyania) for supplies of an articles So
fully in our power. AGRICOLA,
A sure method Of raising Indian corn
on poor ground. as experienced b.
q gentleman Of the state Of N. York
Dissolve salt petre in water, so a:
to make it very strong. Soak your
seed corn therein until il become.
swellcd then plant it in the usua
way. IL will produce three times th,
crop. and will be ripe three week
sooner than the same sort of crop O
corn planted without soaking, o,
ground of the same quality, and in tn
same quantity.
N. Is. 1t is also said to be pre-
tentative to its being attacked by IL
destructive worm.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
$40 ACRES
OF
Valuable Land for Sale.

tT HiuduIG JIttllu luz DdlC-
The subscriber Offers to sell at private
sale, his very valuable tract of Land, ST.
tuate in Pencader hundred, New Castle
County, Delaware, adjoining lands of
Abraham Short, DR.. John 7, Rees, and
others, on the puslic road leading from
Newark to Middletown. This tract con.
tans about $40 acres, about so of which
are cleared, part being under clover and
a great deal Of excellent meadow may
easily be made-there is never falling
stream of water running through the
premises and near to the present i'm
provements which consist of small log
house, kitchen, &c. About $50 acres OF
this tract are woodland, and from its
contigu,ty to Bohemia Manor, where
wood is scarce, and within quarter OF
a mile of Saw Mill, renders il ain OBJ
.ject worthy attention. From the large
proportion of woodland, it might eligibly
be divided into three or more lots, so as
TO accommodate purchasers--and from
the situation of the stream of water and
the surrounding neighborhood, it is con-
sidereti that it would DC AN excellent
place for either Tannery or OistilIery
Application to be made either to MIR.
John Herdman, Newark, who will give
every further Information, or to the sub.
lscriber in Mill Creek hundred, near Lon.
don Tract Meeting House.
Samuel Howell.
Nov Ola
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
Grand Lodge Of Delaware.

4 Grand Stated Communication Of the Crane
10 tge of Dela7unre will be held the Town Hall
nthe Borough Of Wilmington, on 7aesdayshe tsven
~ fourth day Of sfune next at ten O'Clock A. NJ
being the Anniversary Of St. John the Baptist.
The subordinate Lodges are requestea to attend B,
their representatives..
By order efthe R., ". Grand Master,
James Booth, jun. Grand Seo'ry.
Me1v Casfie, May 16. 4. d. 1917. 4. L. 5SI7
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
AGRICULTURAL.

.EliSabelhloscn, Oct. 81, 1916.
Economy IN planting Potatoes.
AS it is an opinion with many that
potatoes will yield best to change the
seed, and plant the largest, therefore
| made the following experiment:
Last fall 1 sent 10 Albany for same
of the best red potatoes. which we're
very good and large; on the 26th of
April 1 planted one row containing
nineteen hills. in which put one po-
tattoo to a hill, (larser than a goose
egg. weighing in the whole s lbs. and
put shovel full of fine manure in
each; and when dug, the above s lbs.
of the largest potatoes, produced 3D.
1-2 lbs.
The next row 1 planted with cu1
potatoes, Of the same kind. putting
live pieces in a hill, the whole oil
which weighed i lbs. and MANFRED il
the same manner as above. and they
produced 80 lbs. as did several otIle,
rows in the same patch.
And on the 18th OF May | peelei
i've of the largest of the above pota
toes; carefully digging out the eye
iabont the size of cent, which plan
ted in three rows, three feet, which
contained about half rod of ground
| it produced ono bushel and nine quarts
(weighing rs lbs.) Of good sized po
tatoes, many Of which weighed from
Ieight to ten ounces, and but very few
small ones. This ground received nc
manure. Yours, Sc.
RICHARDSON GRAY.
p. S. The whole and cut potatoe.
were planted in light sandy soil, and
the eyes in a damp soil; and as the
odds is so great, think no one can
hesitate to follow the plan, as it is a
saving Of near all the seed.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24

Situate in White Clay Creek hundred in the
said county, to wit:
NO. l.. late residence of George r. Massey,
deceased, consisting of two story brick house,
stable, outhouses and seven acres of land, be the
same more or less.
NO. 2, bounded by the road leading to Ogle
town from the s'atD .oad leading from Newport
20 Christians Bridge, on The south, and by lands
ot Hawthorn and Smith, Containing one hund.
red and for,y acres, be the same more or less.
ieing a part of t.e real estate of George II
Massey, deceased, and TO be sold for the pay
ment of his debts Attendance will be given
and the terms OF sale made known at the time
and place aforesaid, by Victor Dupont and
Nicholas & Williamson, Esquires, Aaministra
tors of the said deceased, or their Attorney.
by order of the Orphans Court,
John Wiley, Clerk.
New Castle Nav 81 st.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24

out some interest, the ravages Of the
Hessian Fly, and the cold advance of
the season. by which themselves and
their families may in the ensuing
winter be sent supperless to bed.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
VOL. ~.
Conditions of this Paper.

THE DELAWARE GAZETTE Is Pun.
A YEAR, pAyABLE.sIx MONTHS IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE INSERTED
AND TWENTY FIVE CENTS FoRsEvERY sue
ckEpING INSERTION. PAYMENT TO BE
MADE AT THE TINE WREN THE ADVERTISE.
MENTs ARR LEFT AT THE OFFICE For PUB.
LIcATIoN.
Rp No PAPER DISCONTINUED rNTII
ALL ARREdRACES ARE PAID.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
A CLERK WAJvTED.

A steady young man, we'll recon
men,led, who writes good hand, will
receive immediate employment, by
to
]. p. Fairlamb,
Surveyor and Conveyancer,
May 2i--5t Wilmington.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
Patent Ploughs
FOR SNLE.

THE Subscriber has on hands, and intends
keeping a constant supply Of Castings a.ld
Poughs. of the best quality and OF different sorts
and sizes, left and right hand, from 5 so, up
to .S20, according to the size and quality. And
I do hereby notify and forewarn all persons in
the state of Delaware from making, using, or
selling any of Peacock's Patent Ploushs, only
such as may have been purchased OF me. or by
my order. 1t is wished that Farmers may be
cautious about going over of the line to get Pa.
tent Ploughs, as they may expect to be brought
to trouble and costif they do, as the subscriber
intends selling, and offers for sale, Patent Rights
in different parts of the state, that there viii
be a sufficient sappiy.
". b. Three or four hands wanted Immediate
ly a, the Plough making business, two black
smiths and two in wood.
David Dickinson,
Wilmington. Front street, opposite the Black
Horse Inn.
March 12--1awSm
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
Notice is hercby giren,

That the books For receiving subscriptions to
the Brick Meeting House and Rock Run Turf.
pike road, will be opened on the sixteenth day
Of June next, at Rock-run Brick Meeting House,
and Dzard's Inn.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
May l7.-3t.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
From the Washington Recorder.

From the Washington Recorder.
Receipt for destroying CaiterpiIlars
on Fr;it trees.-As soon as the nest
Of the Caterpillar makes its appear
ance; take brush (or mop with a
handle sufficiently long to reach the
nest on the trees; dip the brush Cor
mop) into IA strong wlite.wash mate
of fresh stone lime, and rub the place
where the nest is, suiliciently--This
proves at once all eitectuaI care. My
orchard last season was full of CATER
pillars nests until used the white
wash which totally destroyed them,
and see no appearance ofany Cater
|pillcrs in my orchard this season.
u. TROTTER.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24

The following gentlemen
are authorised to. receive SUBJ
scriptions and money for the
DELAWARE GAZETTE
Dorer-.Mr. John MdnlOre.
Smyrna-.Mr. Benjamin Coombe.
George To1Sa, Dei.--.'ir. james An
ders0n.
Cantscelrs Bridge--.Nr. DarM WI.
SON, Jun.
EIkton, .Nd.--Tooias Rudolph, Esq
Other appointments will speedily
be made.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
Buckwlleat.

W
AS this description Of sraia has been
but partially cultivated in Maryland,
and many OF our farmers are but little
acquainted with it an old farmer
offers the following observations
Buckwheat delights in a mellow,
dry and sandy soil, and should never
be sowed in wet poachy ground. II
should be sown about the 10th Of
July, and in land in tolerable heat
A shower Of rain after the seed il
narrowed in, greatly promotes It's
growth, and it generally appears a.
bove ground in s OF s days. About
s weeks only brings it to maturity
The proper quantity to sow 70 tbs
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24

(New.Castle County, in the State Of
Delaware, ss.)
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
for the said County of Newcastle, will be ex-
posed 10 sale at public vendue on Friday the
thirteenth day of May, inst. at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon, at the house of Solomon Hersey, in
the village of Stanton, in Mill Creek hundred
and county aforesaid, two tracts or parcels Of
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
TO Rent,

A handsome new two story Brick
House in French, between Queen and
Hanover streets. The situation is one
of the pleasantest in the Borough. For
further particulars inquire of
John Spots.
May lo.---law4t.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24

From the Federal Republican and Baltimore
Telegraph.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-18

saei ministers ha, they determine for :hem-
selves.
"Nor do my benefits erminaie here--You
have 20 taxes TO contribute towards pam
pered arisiocrscy. There are no k:ngs, no
princes, no princesses, no queens dowager,
no lords, Of the bed chamber, no ladies Of
honor, no dukes, or msrquises, or lords, or
knights, 10 cat up your substance, or TO offend
your sense Of equality aud liberty. There
are ne iyrsn,s, no subjects. Every man in
the eye OF the government is equal--hc,e
are no distinctions, which are founded upon
the viest usurpation Merit and genius may
rise 70 their lsvel--and the Chief Msgis,ra,o
OF the American Republic may have sprung
from its Deanest hoyel.
off these blessings have any charms in
your eyes, unfortunate emigrant come hirh-
sr and enjoy them. Leave The region OF tho
throne and the priesthood, for the country OF
liberty aud ,oleration. Fly to my arms
they are open to receive you.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-18

A person ut Ssskeis lTarbor has aivertis-
cd that he has inven,cd machine that will
shew how ,bc Wind cid blow IN sny rars Of
tho wotid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-18

Translation Of the Boil sgains. the Bible So.
tcieties, issued juno 29rh, 1915, by Pope
Plus VII. TO the Archbishop of .Gnesp,
Pfimate Of Poland.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-20
Land for Sale

r WILL sell or exchange for property
in the upper country, a tract OF Lard
in Charles county, Maryland. Is miles
below Alexandria and s I ON The town Of
I,umiries, situated Ga the Potomac river
be,ween the mouths Of Chiccamuxin and
Mattawoman Creeks. containing 1900 q
ores, 4 large portion of which is vel
wooded the arabic land is equal in point
of soil to any on the river, three hundred
acre, ut which, with large marsh, may
be enclosed with a fence Of eco yards
betu cen the head of ChsccamuIin Creek
and the river. The improvements con
sist of small and cGnvenien dwelling
house, with two rooms below and two
hove, a we'll Of excellent water in tn
ward, a barn and quarters Tor the accom-
mediation of negroes. On the above lane
there are four fisheries inferior to none or
the river. The marshes are extremely
valuable, as they can from their situation
be reclaimed for q trifing exPeence-
must be made 70 he sub
scriber residing on the head Of aattaw"
wan Creek near Port .r,hae o.
William Mason, jun.
March Is I,vI
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-20
Public Sale

The Subscribers three story Brick
House and lot on Cameron street, OPP
posite The market house aad near to the
Bank of AleyaHdria, will be offered at
public sale on TUESDAY the first day
Of April next at ten o'clock, on the
premises. Terms-s credit Of 4 years
for 5000 dollars, secured with interest
on the property, and for the remainder
one half will be required in hand, and
the balance in approved endorsed notes,
at ., 8, 4 and 6 months. Any person
fishing to purchase can have an oppsr.
tunity to view the premises previous to
the day Of sale.
William Dunlap:
March "a eUts
Editors Of the National lnteligencer
requested to insert the above three
times a week till sale.