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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07
House and Sign Painting,
Gliding, Glazing u Vanishing.

GoRMAN 4 MOVES have removed
their Painting establishment IN Fairfax
stree. between KING AND PRINCE
streets, TO the buiIdin: directly opposite
the former one, where they will cary ON
the Painting Business in all It's varIcI
branches.
Having employed the bestof workmen,
tbey will be able to execute all orders
with promptnsss and dispatch
They have engaged lir't-rate Plumb,
er Il fan & side,ligbt maker, either in lead
or copper, aud will warrant the execution
Of his w~k to be equal to any done III the
United States.
They are happy in acknowledging the
receipt Of past .avors, spd feel confident
Of meritins CONTINUANCE OF pubic pa
trOnage.
Best CopaI Varnish and few other
articles III their line constantly On hand
and for sale. April
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines, etc.

TIE subscriber has just received a
cuautity of the above Goods, OF supe-
rior quality, Having purchased them Oh
advantageous terms, physicians z cGun
NV merchants can be>suppI:ed at reduced
prices, n,cr
A constant supply Of Chewing T"bac.
co, Spanish Segsrs and RaPPee SuuH.
anr,i cow
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Port OF Alexandria.
YyDM THE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.


April 4.
schr Andes, Baunce. cles7ed at New
Bedford a8th ultiIuo Tor this port; and
schr sophr"nia, Perry, do
Schr Friendship, Shain. ar at Baitl
more 9th instant, d days from Curracoa
reports-spokr, March 81, lat IS l-2
lon GO, sch Hornet, Cobb, S days from
Alexandria for Cape Henry, iiayti.
April ),
Arrived.
British Brig Aioas, Babb, st. LUCIA
- days: sugar, to John and Thomas
Vowel.
4 large feet OF inland vessels in sight
oound up--0ne Of which, just arrived
reports passed brig on Craney Island
this moraing early, bound up.
~ Letter Bags at the Exchang,
Coaeo House-Ship Hazard, Liverpool
Ship New Jersey, Gibraltar.
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Dissolution of Co-partncrShip

The Copartnership heretofore subsist.
ing between William Garner and John
BOye is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons Indebted to the
firm, or to William Garner, will please
maka payment to Williams Garner, and
those having claims will present them to
him for payment, as he is duly authorised
to settle the same.
William Garner.
john Boyer.
april 7 81
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Vice Consulate Of Spain
Alexandria, 9th aPril, 1917

tIVtIItIsU UT IVY
7UvliE Undersigned having been APP
3 pointed Vice Ccascl At interim, foI
the district of Columbia, hereby gives
notice to the merchants, that the neces.
s,rv consular documents for vessels bound
to the spanish dominions, vii! be granted
on application being made al MS omIt
in washington, near the general Post-ot
fee. Enquire at the Office o. the British
Consulate, adjoining the custom house IL
Alexandria.
Francisco Martins Pi7arr0.
april !
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"But admit that manufactures
would not be so moral as other parts
of the community, would it not be
a less evil than we now have from
impertations? What multitude Of
sailors and other irregular persons
does this commerce Dourish3 IRE
not our sesports now more vicious
than our manufactures would be'
We should then, even in morals, be
gamers by the exchange"
Now We had adopted the idea, that
since the party 10 which this writer
belongs. had become converts TO the
utility and Importance ola naVy,they
at least affected 10 consider sailors AS
a useful and hoiiSrable class Of men.
and that commerce, little as We have
left of il, was of Importance to raise
up men for the purpose OF the navy,
whenever their services might he
required. Ii seems, however, that
we were mistakeR, such is their ,in-
herrent dislike to trade and navy
both, that they are desirous OF en-
eoun,ering the deprayity Of the
mandatory. lift be only TO get rid
OF the greater depra'ity OF the yes.
sri. We suppose, then, the principle
is. tha, sailors are too wicked Tor
every thing but lighting This being
The case. We nope not TO see the navy.
or the plain, honest, frank and sa!
liant sailors. sDeered ct hereafter 10
democratic toasts, especially in the
Boston Patriot, as San honor 10 the
cOuat:y." ". forE courier.
The monster Seeker. who was
guilty Of the murder OF Miss liam;l-
Ton, Of A.hrns, mas been appreheud-
ed by the Sheriff. end brought 10
Albany. Both him and Len. are
lodged in priseu I" await their trial
=. Y. Gaz.
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Forty Dollars Reward.

Ran away on or about TIE 9th OF
December last. from the subscriber, hF
mo in MiddeLurg, Louduau county, va
black man named Daniel. or Dame!
Fl her, (formerl, belonging to the estats
of Thomas Nolani. dec'd) about 5S
wears of are, feet 10 or | / inches high,
Stuut made. speaks slow and full, and
has large scar on one OF his feel occa,
stoned by n cut. He had on and took
y ith him blue cDat and pantsIoon,, flu.
red hat, and shoes and othe? clothes not
particularly known. tie was hired N
Waterford during the last year and l
understand had liberty 10 hive himself
about. lie il very good haod in a
brick yard and is tolerab'e good shoe
maker, 1t is probable he has engaged
himself in one OK the above trades. He
mentioned when he lief Waterford that
lie should 20 to Harper's Ferry and com.
mcnce boating, having obtained my leave
to co 50. Whilst at Waterford lie lived
in the house o! tree negro, and 1t Is
highly probable lie has proCared a pass
from some Of them, to suit hi, purpose
lie has mother living III the neishbor.
hood o! the Little Falls, belonging TO the
Dulaney estate. The above reward will
be given to any person who vii! deliver
him to me, or secure him in any Jail 81
that get him again.
JANE LOVE
april law4w
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PUBLIC UTILITY;

THE Subscriber anxious to promote
the interest of the Manufactures
r. tbs United States, has become AGENT
for n. Mount Hebron Cotton Mills, and
Offers for sale at his Store on Prince
street,
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pleasure to state, that the rest 81 the
family, though deeply afflicted. are
entirely out OF danger. The servant,
a black fellow, has been committed
for trial.
Baltimore Patriot,
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Interesting .aEecdoIc f Handeis
Messiah.

When HanGePs Messiah was first per.
formed in England, the audience wc's
exceedingly struck and Affected BY tn
Music in GENERAL but when that part OF
.ae Ha!lcgniah Chorus struck up, " For
the Lord God Omnipotent reigneth,' -
',hey were So Transported. that they alto
,gcther with the HI 3, who happened to
be present, started NJ, and remained
standing ill the Choru, ended; x hence
Il became the fashion in Ea- .and for the
audience to stand while hat part of The
Nu,lc is periorming. Some days alter
the first exhibition vi the same iE!mlta6,c
uraturie, MIR. Handel came to Fay has
aspects To Lord GinBoU!, wi,h whoH &c
was particularly acquainted. His lord
ship, as was natural, paid lin some
Compliments Oh the noble entertainment
he had lately given the town. Nv
Lord said Handel, 1 should De sorry
lif | only eltertained them. | wish to
make them better The G facts mao
iron Lord kinnoul himself. They 40
.reat honor 10 hantc!, - Music, an"
to The Eng!isG nation.
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Vaudeville & LarmOur,

offer for sale,
GO hhds whiskey
SO barrels do
80 barrels Northern rum
Is puncheons West India do
20 hhds. Mew-Or!eanS and MusCovaGa
sugars
so bbls. do do do
10 hhds. New Orleans Mo'asseS
"a boxes brown Havana sugar
220 bags green coffee
IS casks Goshen cheese
80 80 s ssns: a, Chocolate, No aa
252 lbs. Flotant and Bengal indigo
20 kegs ground ginger
500 almonds
SO nutmegs
10 boxes Windsor and Rase soap
Imperial, hyson, young Tyson and
suchong teas, refined sugars and gene.
raj assortment Of wines liquors and gro.
ceres as usual. April
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TAKE NOTICE,

TAKE NullCE,
That application will be made to the
President and Directors of the Little
River Turnpike Company, tor t renew.
a, of three certificates Of stock in said
Compauy-Nos. 1899, llS0, Il ISL,
dated October 2, 1910. Issued in the
names of Vincent Moss aud Stephen
Moss-which have been lest or m:sIaid.
Tincent Moss:
March 81 lawow
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april 7
Shad and Herrings.
JOHN q. JkDD & co,

Wish to contract to receive at the
Landing $4,000 Sbad, aud leo OO0 Her
ring: for which fair price will be given,
apri,7
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07

The following very interesting ar
'ielr, is taken from the Christian
Observer, Of September, 1916 -
"MeSsrs. Wright and Son, surgeon
artists Of Bristol. have succeeded III
restoring the faculty Of hearing tn
several persons born totally deaf ana
tarrb. These persons having no"
acquired the possession OF distinsu'sh
ms sounds, are daily improvinSIn the
power OF csOversing. These gentle
men intend TO receive limited nam-
Der Of persons of responsibility, ia
bsripg under these infrInities, into
an establishment into the neigh5or-
hood Of that healthy situation, Chi-
tOl."
An important discovery has been
recently made in the literary werid'
BY the Able Mai, who has found III
The Ambrosian Library, a work en-
hded, Epitome DiOnysii Halycarnas.
Seusis, which contains the books OF
Liry that have heretofore been sup
posed 70 be lost.
4 writer in the Boston Patriot, ia
dsmOcraticpaper Of the highest quail
~ on the importance of supporting
manufactures. among many other
reasons, gives one in their favor which
We believe is eati;;e:y new. Endea
rOrins to get lid Of a commoh Oh
ie,uon to large manufacturing esta
b.shments-they have tendency II
secrupt morals--he says
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-08

iixes in yoader world our doom for
lever. There all ii! IS, hui righ,e
Gus and wicked men will be dest oy
ed: aud in those empatio words
|. Earth to Earth. Ashes TO Ashes
Dust to Dust his honor. his excel
lency his najesty, his reverence,
his iordship. and eve y other title
will be swallowed up. as veil ase
very relationship to Prince and
King. 10 the hour Of death. what
comfort W n all these rctinue. ae-
oompanied with mirth, friends and
amusements. Ne. afford
me. and il I decend to the grave,
with unatoned STA u1on my head,
g Thers are 10 acts of pardon past,
In the coll grave to which haste;
Bnt darkness, death aud long despair,
Reisii j, eternal silence thetc"
A~ful thought awake o my
soul lo;ter no longer away thy time
Time is on the wing /! Death ar
rests! Judgment is in sight, I'hrist
stands ready 10 condemn t! the pit OF
horror is gaping. ready to Sw%"9~
me u)! Awake fcom ;hv letlnrg,
Arise! and Zee for thy life. Can'st
{ gu bear the thansht Of being ar
r.. igDed II Gods bar. as his enemy {!
Behold The crimsonrd blood of Je.
srs split for sinners. Let il not be
split in vain Expand Thy wings and
Gy for refuge TO the hope held out
in the Gospel. Acquaint thyseif
with God. and he al peace Jesus
will then stand re.dy TO receive you.
and the angels Of Heaven to rejoice
over you. Death. when he comes.
vii! moi terrify yeu. You will wei
come hi,n as the best Of fri nds {:
come 10 conduct you saiel, "A The
arms the blood washed through, .nil
Yoar dear friends. MOI last. hut gone
before, and while sU!ng anew soag
Iwiifhe put in Your mouth :" Oh
Death. where j, thy sting Oh grave
Thy victor, !" Victnry! Victory
iyvu will leave the vale Of tears.
and in the twinkiing Of an eye. he
put in the possession o ncaven's JOY.
IA crown OF life. unmiagied pleasures,
.undis,in. ,uishabie love.
" WheJr p tsc snail employ thy 40.
best powers,
While Immortality endures."
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.v,sr;enee, that he who should deny
\. would be considered either as q
visionary philosopher. or a designing
Villain. Such is the frailty of human
nature, that no manican long rema.n
in the uninterrupted aeToyment oil
mower, without abusing his trust. IL
i aIslost needless 20 adiacs eSidcncH
in support Of this proposition il is al
most seIf-cvident. Turn to the histo
~ of any monarchial government thai
ever existed; and in nearly every
maze you Will discover deinonstra-
ton Of the fact. Call TO mind events
that have happened within the space
Of the last twenty years. Look at
tsia, where man is degraded beneath
tic IsTel of the brute ; see the Turk
ish barbarian, seated upon his throne
OF gold and ivory. supported by
slaves. and amusing himself with t',e
dccap:tation of his subjects. Look at
I,aiy. and see the most fertile aud de-
lishtflI country on earth, almost de-
poaalated; the most splendid works
Of art crum5ling in ruin and head
less. heart!css Bigotry extortiag the
last shilling from honest industry.
Look at Spain and Portugal, where
thousands are impaled upon tn"
rack for conscience sakel and then
ask. whether opposition to men in
power is not beneficial. No matter
what the form of governments. %
marches, aristoCrasies and republics.
all tend to slavery or dissolution, if
they are administered without re-
straint. Ambition is the " native ap
petite of man." The idea of human
perfectibility is ch;mcricd; no one is
safe within the reach of temptation.
Even common honesty, as it is imprn-
perl, termed, is a care virtue in this
world, and DISTINGUISHED patriotism
expired with Washington.
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= iexant,rla, Jan. %.

Az AS committed G. ;'w jail o. this
w county as runaway: a Negro
an, who says his name is BILL COOK,
ne Is ahOnt 81 years q! age, and black
complexion, S feet 6 inches high +; lad
81 short jacket much pitched. and blur
par .aloons; he says he was born free,
boz, three mic, from fauquicr court
house in the state ot Virginia. ihe
owner, )! any, requested to come and
p0re hi, properly. lay charges x take
him awav otherwise ha will be disposed
OF as the lay directs
james Camri'sll, jaiior. !:
snnar' 90 tam2m
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Notice is hereby owen.

That application For Ire renewal 81
the scrip Oi three shares of stuck in tn,
Little River TURNPIKE Company Nos
1881 1882. 1885, issued in the name o
Josiah Tidhall and assigned to the sub
Srriber, winch have beer lost or mi. carr
cd, viii be made to the President am
Directors Of that institution, of which al
those interested will take no,;ce.
JAMES WARE.
Harch S SIT
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The members, pew holders

The members, pew holdsrs
and other persons, who feel them
selves Interested in the spiritual vel
fare of the Presbyterian Church Of
Alexandria. are earnestly requested
to meet at their place of WORSHIP IN
Saturday next the 9Th inst. at IL -
clock in the forenoon. The bell will
ring, and it is hoped and expected the
.,ttcntance will be general, as matters
Of the utmost importance 81 the So
ciety will be laid before the congrc.
CATION.
BY order of The Session.
TH0S. VOWEL, Clerk.
March 6
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March 8
Valuable Property for sa e.

va - : w. ~" 80 -, w ', y,
~ p,,h ;. Saja. - - - W." '
= ,,s, 'to.r H., T.
,ot ofG."n,d 49, 80 '% ;t - 'ao
st.c.t So foei.e ircSo, N 49, M
nj u. et,s .trre, /, Irout r -,
q, TO-, ,I,a i.''.L ~"
IN c.a, ,unv. . 49, ,,a wv I've, :" q
~ ~ 49, !" ~ ''e P"beF'' "'
va, ,,.n ,,o,u t.., ~
:, - ~. '' '.'"'' anu
,.", w. 1't s"'' '''. :" ra,c,'e-s'".
:, s. - 70 "'e "o'. VI VI N''S'N
J,a,b I,c Ia0. ;nnh.. s' 80 ''et ~
. , ,n. &c.,. t"T'. r.
~, on shs s a' s;'Ic "e y e"t"en1 anu
az foo. II r., 80 'oi'''
cn,. =. w. a,'". % o'.e'' u
" si', y" ;, '',h 100 80. - ieet !
,.o .., wv So
ILL., w" y, w.'t:.a. ''"Y ""'se on ''9
e": ~ :" - "o'''S w.. - ,''ef'' i'f
49, w ~. " " T,'' >.'','' :
, ,"'t y" " 's"'"- '",''' ~ 'ce'' 10 dep'h
w. w.
- -, Nv" s'",f '',cH e"emen' q Lo'
on Tue SCUM sue e. hi"g street Az 'eet
W ~. "es' sur 81 ie"'' s"ee' Va IRON,
w "'"s'S''ee - 'ee'' w oePth lNo .ee',
~ - sae'n' 'c' "n me soa'n sine Of
IS ~ $50, 80, .es s = '"."e' 10 ne fa' !,
49, -: =. So 80, -, ,n ,'" ' ga Mug s',eet
III "'' - ''P'" ''o 'ee' 20 d ~ 'e''
""cv'
q 'ae"d' ~; "eg'nhihg On me
"e1' sue sue 90 ra'et," street. al a
po'"' eq"ioiSlaht r"' Mig and lame.
.on streets heRce norm M fayeite-s''
70 'ec' I 'n1"es' ,nence west pafan" 10
h"s street on rayhe 81. tnehcr SCUM
"' .a'ne s''ee' ~ 'ee' 'none'' hehce
W ms 'es'"n'hg
o. q sScan' 'o.' a. 'ne intersection OF
'"e SCUM s'Is " h'"s street VIVA Tie
v w; s,ue o. aaie.'e s'ree'' 10 Eo!' o.
1 ,no 10 'ee' ln'.e III '"Se'"
O wv .,' ~, '" ~ u, 'e'. a',rt re-
-, 10 V" ,"e '"'' o,"e 80
80. 81 - '"e So lug
- T.or,a,, ~. 80 wv, , :. ~ '.s' a.,es'
- d"n,t ',s a., - 80 80, W 'e'' ''''"e'
;" ~ P'h ~ ...' .ne".'
A. ~ ."o s.''y I'm "" e"ou 'e,
y NV ~ 90 ~ L'.,' " '"I wv .'' ''"' :"
,s, '' :; s WV" m,' v eas, I'M, NE. VI ,'ss't
;n',. :" J 60 ", A 80 ,' ,rn So, ,
~ c'", ,,,.u w. ~ ~ - 81. ~
anJpao " Nv" ''''i''' y As'
' =, w. a.. 49,. s;,, IT,,
.,,est 1,o ast ~, =" ,h us 10Th :, Ky
~ frnnt ~ re. 80 81 foat; ;ncb.,
~ dor,h Toe 80 -
20 ~ ;o,s ~ ."n""d ,o,,,...
# ,ha asta y, "r ~ y. e. 3;,ha,d c y wa
I;,,;u.u;sn..d ;, g. go -. Co.. =;
arn..s""s n'' W On oad 5, No a,
tnatsJ an ~. no,,h ~ s,ds nf Mon,,omory
street. and ON he vest Of CUlu,rbi 4.
containing one acre aud seven cights.
No. 81, situated at the intersection Of
'he So"'" ''ue "iNio'i' Soh''y s"ec' WV"
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SHOES.
S g. ID REED

|".VE just received FRESH SUP
VII PLY of SHOES, consisting If th,
following kinds:
1880 pair ladies Morocco slips
$50 10 do do with heels
$50 do kid slips at 81 81 per pair
50 do No do with heels 81 so .
500 I'd quality black Morocco shoes
500 do colored do do
$50 misses Morocco slips
500 de- leather shoes
500 children's do do
500 do Morocco do
500 mems bound do
500 do coarse do
500 boys do do
The above being purchased of the ma
,ufacturers, enables US 10 sell on very
accomm dating terms.
Country me- chants can be supplied at
'he lowest Philadelphia and Baltimore
prices.
March s eo6t
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Pubic Sale.

VIII be Sold at public auction, on
Fne,day new at IL O'Clock, On entral
What % the benefit Of whom il may
cOucen:-
~ boxes brown Hav. Sugars
Partially damaged.
John Jackson & Co.
March 8
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/. uuGC sale

On Tue,day nest the It'll ilia'ant,
AZ eleven O'clock. will be sold at Iun-
er's ship yard, on credit Of three.
our and tx month.
6 The brig Clsris.a, her tack . and ap.
aarel, burthen ia s95 tons.
p. g. Mars.ellsr
March 2
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PEti0V Al.
JOHN WO0D,

AZ As remnved has cooper shop, "a
2 King-street, IN the shop lately
occupied bv VIZ albert. Where he 1.
TO execute the orders Of hi.
friends with puncti atty ana dispatch.
II" VII CONSTANTLY keep on hard arti.
c'e> in his line, particularly -four Barrels,
March 6
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Gbfatrt
MR.. DWiER'S
FIRST APPEARANCE CN THE AaEzs'
ANDRiA STAGE.
Tuesday Eret .Rg, March II.

The public are respectfully inform.
ed that Mr.. Dwycr formerly Of Dra-
~ Lane Theatre London. will deli
yer (eniireIy from memory George
StetrEs'S celebrated
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LECTURE on HEADS.

..,,
Loeal'asu anu , ienue'en .r s"''ao,e 70
.n n. .,s saa a -. G ne NJ
i:i' u ' 'ne a1o'e 'I. .ure ~ u =, Srl'
. sa' ss'o . sptisfsctiou to y; ito S a',;i
anu So. sa a,,,, 1aaI ~ ~, I've "'
ur r.. any 'ashrs 'he 'fees q
r. not;a,,l a.J 100. o,n,.aono,t
Tna -. led no;n,dd b.,
NC la ,a a ;, ~ l" a%;.;, ~
:. nd n,,rso,;roa ~ ;do.nr;hsd
pgBTL
!,
afeiarf'ry ADDRESS.
or iahuem Nhiiie. Head Oh
rm'lshly Comicai ffiiow. do.
"ndon 1ina M :, ma o u";,'''s' J Jo'
: o,,,,on Nd srt"r NO h.I IL ~
il IN. do
P.gRTII.
pon,Io n,,,..u re
:rn'''',,,;, I, IN. "u VIZ
can,o Ia,,.. .',..',, uo'
Lady in The sullens, do.
St. James, lady, do.
st. Gil"s's, do.
Jonas the bard, playing conjur-
ing Jew, do.
uid Maid. do.
o!d Bachelor. do.
laughing Philosopher, do.
Angry Philosophers do.
P99T uI
.,,,,e ,,.,,,, w
- ,,'>siaa,. e"u 'H
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Harch S
I.aborers Wanted

Twelve nrl'ars per month. will be
sI'en FOR l.aborers 10 york on the Public
Works at Fort Washington. Apply to
Lieut. Col. W. K. instead.
March 3 If
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Port OF Alexandria.
e2OM TIE EXCHANGES C0FFFf
HOUSE EO0kS.

Il
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-08

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