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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01
August !
NNANrED-a MHss r, To take charge nj a UonHjac.a Il.
w ring MH.-A single pan would be preierIed.
Ripes, Ihornton q Gillian.

y EOROES MD LAND FOR s4LE.--fIIsudut 10 lie
OF the County Cont nf HGnpvey, wall he sod
the highest bidder fe BENEFIT ofthe DfTibVtces If
DfaJOr HiLtiam HnH6tey dece0Sfd, Friday ihe 22nt
Inst. fair Otherwise the fan day Tavern e.
Mrs Sarah Haw In the County OF Hanover about three
miles above Hanover Town, HE RiChmoHd road
EIGHT NEGROES, consisting OF bitIt. HCmea and
Children belonging TO the estate Of the said Hundey-
Among tie said Negroes two very likely young men,
one ofwhom - very good honsc a'd tOa, str,l aud
the other has heen oCcsiona " 81 IL .hai cspai
~. There Us also amoas sad Negroes gDod
Ecr.
VIII be sold also, the time and place in ptrsu
snce ofsaid Decree siq0H TR.5CC Of LIND. beivne-
ing To the sa'd estate lying e said County, about
miie and hall iTon Hanever Town, and Is Rich
nDond-cunainHg about ljtg acres.
Twelve months credit will le allowed the purchasers
for the Land anc Negroes upon tnep giving bonds aud
approved s'cgiity, w.th inieiesi fonI he Gate
Pnnctually paid
BY Ike Commissioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

~ OtiCH-Ihe aurora MUS. 10 ibC County ct LOui-
: sa, having b. en ieasedby HTtida Miller, jr for
fire gears, commencing 30ih JIM, 1915 a CO Sstuer-
ship, aHdeT tie hrm OF iho1H0s U'er Son. was en;e-
ed INTO, AZ was adVsniset ~ a Richmond paper. Two
years az said lease ieruates tis Cay aud said
PartneIsh,p Is sissolved by mutual From this
time, The business will he carried iB tie name ofJh
mus fAttr aore and Inc publicsrs hereby Informed,
that the Subscribers IN lease he said Mlse
any one at far price, foI tbles yeaJ from this day
THOMAS MILLER,
WIN. MILLER, JUN.
futy o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

tSTILL NJ SOLD--to me giivs, bidder or ATot'dGy,
w fhf lSt Of SeJfcEs5CT Ned, The premises HE
COoCHLAND COZ ON.FACrURi, with it, machinery
had appuT -enancesconssung of and Ipue
frames with the necessary ready ior use good
convenient house for The business
Attached to the Factory sil be sold with it., ere
bout I,reHtyIhret acres ~ Land, wEich ID good
dwelling house.
Good judges opinion that il The spinning Of cot
ton should prove Improbable. fat small
Pense) he converted into pIohtabe mil ior gind-
ing grain.
The terms will he 500 1000 dollars making the
deed and giving possession and the balance two
years as pIay be a.ieed the day of sale
By the Commissioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

STAPLES OF THE MARKET.
Tobacco So a ~ 90 cts-Fiour Sil.-Whea;
81 10 u 81 81 cts.-Corn s. a s. 30 cts.-hIeaI
ST. so a ST. as cts.--Oais % 10 C2S cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01
TO THE EDITOR

L have traced the President OF the United
States iu every diectionin has Northern Tour
and have learnt with much pleasure where
he breakfasted, dined and supped but am
still ignorant as TO his manner OF sleeping
Pray, does he rest on his right or lett side |;
Perhaps tue Wise Men OF the East can satisfy
me upon that ail-nnporiant point VIII YOU
nave the goodness To make the enquiry ~
so dong, yen will much oblige YOUR obedien;
servant, TIM INQUISrT.yE.
Cl,rioVs.H9n 3Oth J9iy. 1917.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

OJiCE,A Pefifi9uw!ii be presented 10 he mex c..
neral Assembly o. Virginia, play ing Act may pass
authorizing those coHeeiued to sell Lot Lots Il
Ground lying Rockets IN Tie City Of Rti,snnd be-
longing to 'hrte children u Ui-y NJ. Lews 6y arst
Wlte.)
Augusth 25eFI.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

20 Though we are ihc last TO despair
OF lie cause of liberty, yet we are CON
strained 10 yield 10 some melancholy
iorebodings AZ 10 the success OF nicliie-
gor. He has all our wiShesi but we are
not certain that his present enterprise
viii be crowned with success. St. Au-
s"sine Is a strong iortress-its defenders
nave mad time TO rsi!v--the Patriots
are neither resistless b, their numbers nor
ser discipline. Much depends indeed
upon the reinforcemcDts which are anAi-
ously expected from n. York. If they
are respectable and enterprizing force,
fortune may yet plant MacGregor's Ian
ncrs OH the walls of ST. Augustine.
Yet, however discounted the Patriots
may bein these desultory encounters ;
however the sale of fortune may incline
on this side or on that we shall not suffer
ourselves 20 be discouraged. There is an
elasticity in tiie cause of freedom, as well
as q torpor in the Cabinet of Spain,
which, we are persuaded, viii soouer .or
later make the Patriot Cause triumphant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

& MANI AAS1ED.--A man Who viii unue-isEe
n IN duect Farm ia Bo letouf, Montgomery. who
well acquainted with the Clover and PA System,
gfassng feeding If Ca'tie hren accustomed
management of Negroes l. encWmbered With too
large family and can come well recommended for
dusry and sOhriry viii me-twh gvpd Ell courage
ment, b. applying 10 the suhsc'iber IN R,chmond.-
Ans person Inclined 10 engage will please make propoai
tons early. J. PRESTON.
August l.. 25tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

The Distemper, which proves so ia
taltO cattle particularly in Tie lover cOun-
try, and manllests itself by violent fevers,
q retention of the urine accompanied with
a discharge ofblood distemper, which
carries off so many of this useful animal,
III the course Ofthe year, may, we are in
formed, he cured by tie following simple
recipe: Boil about a quart OF cedar ter
RES, until the wafer is strongly impregna-
ted with their Juice, then drench tic aiiiict-
ed animal with them out Of bottle,
berries as wcllas nixturc, and in most
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01
RICHMOND. AUGUST 1.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
a CRIpIOJrF.

Upon Or. Hays Speech, dcRrercd IN Ms
House Of Deiegates, IN faror IF PROPOSE
tion for repeating all eristirg iaws for
tie prevention of'Lsary.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
SAvANSaH, March 29.


Iqaidn OutrdgeS---We are Informed
from credible source that, besides the
act Of hostility lately noticed by US, the
Indians on the froatier of Camden and
Wayne counties, have again repeated
their Outrages that short time since a
small party visited CiarS's rsills, and
there eyiaced without committing any
act Of yiolence) spirit extremely hos
tile, painting themsa cs in their ,rGr
paint aud acting in E manner that con-
viuced every one there OF the general
hostility of ''sir tribe-the lower Creeks.
This party being small, were probably
restrained by the numbers of the werk.
men al the mills. Another party consist.
my of about so, forclbly drove Of from
these counties upwards Of 500 head OF
cattle: the utmost alarm prevails through
the country. The gentleman, t,om whom
the above informatio" has been obrained.
is himself direct from the Camden from
tier.
Another gentleman from the same
county, states that the inhabitants Oh
the frontier have been competed to en-
body themselves in order to plant tacu
crops, proceeding together around from
one plantation, succssslrely to the other.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08

Married,-Ih Northumberland
Engl Mr.. Peter Percer aged 1870,
to the widow Hannah Godfrey aged
80. This couple had been levers
from their childhood. But owing To
what is termed love squabble, the
lass turned her back, and the swain,
surprising her to be in earnest, out Of
spite married another. Her case be.
ing now hopeless in regard to Percy,
for revenge gets married herself.
They both had however strange feel.
ings when they met, and secretly re.
solved to marry, if the death of their
partners permitted. She at last be.
came widow, but his wife obstinate.
ly persisting to live, she became tir-
ed, and married again. His wife now
died, but finding his old sweetheart
again yoked, and no chance of regain.
ing her, he thought it best to divert /,
few years with another lady. sHer
husband and his wife would alter
nately die, and the other being mar
ried, no hope of their union appear
ed probable. His 9TH wife having
latelydeceased,she became determined
not to let the golden opportunity slip,
and it is believed for she was per-
feet Aantippe, that she scolded her
last poor husband to death, as he did
not survive week. 1t is a remark
able coincidence that each OF MIR.
Percy's wives produced him a daug-
ter, and that each of Mrs. Godfrey's
husbands was presented with a son
the same year and what is more
still, each son married the
daughter nearest his own ase-and
the marriage ceremony was perform
ed by the eldest son, who was a mi
mister, in presence of all the other
: ildren and their families.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08

Written Proposals will be received BY
me until the 10th day of the present
month, for paving the following streets,
viz. Two squares on Duke street, be-
ween st. Asaph and Columbus streets.
One square on Washington street. be.
tween Prince and Duke streets. One
square on Columbus, between Prince ana
Duke streets. Two squares on Union.
between King and Queen streets. One
square oR Queen between Royal and
Fairfax streets. One square on ST. A.
saph between King & Cameron streets.
The contractors will be required to
give bond with approved security, for the
faithful performance OF the above work.
GEO. CORYELL, s, p
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
Charleston, March 81.
Latest from France.

The brig Gatharine, Capt. Eldred,
arrived here yesterday from Havre-
de- Grace. whicb->Place she left lst
FEB. being 5 days later. Captain E,
brought no papers. but informs that
nothing new lad transpired in France
since last da;es. The c. came up after
the Post osice was closed, SO that her
letters and packets could not sc deli,
vered in time to obtain a statement OF
the markets, &c. for this mornings
paper
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08

Providence, was the only American mer.
chantmen in port on the 10th Of Februa-
ry. A letter from Gibraltar Of the 18th
and 18th, states, that the Washington.
Peacock, Hornet, and storeship Alert.
we're then in the Bay--that the Spark
had been again despatched to Malaga
that the brig Prudent had gone to Ali
cant, ard the Independence to Cadiz
that the schooner Ellen, from Plymouth,
had arrived at Lisbon, where Richmond
flour was selling at 81 dollars.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
SALES AT sUCTTON.
BIZ p. G.. M.ARSI'ELLER.

THIS DAY, at 10 A. n.
Will be sold at the Vendue store, corner
of Prince and Water streets,
Cloths; cassimeres; cotton shirtings,
Irish linnens; maddapolanes;
platillas; ginghams; cambria and leno
Madras handkerchiefs; bomba-
zets; mems and wOmen's silk hosiery
sotton threads; mems coarse shoes, etc,
ALSO,
Sugars in hogshsads and barrels
Chewing tobacco, very superior
Snuff
Queensware IN crates
Wrapping paper
Havana Segars in half boxes
100 sacks salt
90 barrels tanners oil
Copperas in kegs, etc
Cotton cards, etc
Also, s5 dozen scythes. "
april 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
Vice Consulate of spain
alexandria, 9th dpril, 1917

75NHE undersigned having been ap.
q pointed Vice Consul at interim, tor
the district of Columbia, hereby gives
notice to the merchants, that the neces
sary consular documentsf for vessels bouad
to the Spanish dominions, will be g anted
on application being made at his Office
in Washington, near the general post-of
fee. Enquire at the Office Of the British
Consulate, adjoining the custom house in
Alexandria.
Francisco Mdrtinis Pizarro.
april z
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
A' AhoVAeau1
Rhe has for Sale,
Franklin Bank of Alexandra

NOTICE is hereby given, That on
~ the first Monday in May next,
Books will be opened in Bank to receive
Subscriptions for the balance of the Capt..
tai Stock of said Corporation. Four Dol.
lars on each share will be required at
the time of subsc ibing--Four Dollars in
thirty days thereafter--Two Dollars and
Fifty Cents on the third of July next
and the balance as may be called for by
the President and Directors. The Books
will remain open three days, from ten
o'clock AN. until two pm. unless sooner
filled. By order of tha Board.
William Rhodes. Cash'r.
april Z 2aW4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
'ltraet of a letter, dated

Philadelphia. .ipril s, 1917.
Toe esrgses Calcutta goods, of the
UPS Benjamin Rush and Thomas
F''''erseod, sold yesterday and to
ny, The amount of sales above a
SahOn and q half OF dollars! The
YES will average 90 to 95 cts. per
wee; The nankeens per the Cloth
Sold At so l-2 to Sd 1-s cts. short
S Wv. The Company nsnkeens bid
'|O cents; nance DO. y l6S cts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
John w. MaSsie and Go.

John w. MaSSie and Go.
Have just received at their Hardware
Store on King street, next door ts
Roberts and Allen
A quantity of Plough Plates
and Swedish tire iron-also, an assert
ment Of bench and moulding planes of q
superior quality; Waidron's grading
and grass scythes, spades and shoveIs
broad hoes; best N. Scotia grindstones
iron trace chains; trying pans;faz;gilt,ma
hosany and maple frame looking glasses;
mill, cross cut, pit 4 hand saws; Grow,
ley and Swedish steel; English & Ame.
rican bIistered do; together with gene.
raj assortment of Goods in their line--ail
of which they will sell on good TERMS
They expect daily few bushels Of CLIO.
YER SEED.
april 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08

The teas sold as foiIows--Inpe.
rial in sr. chests and ten oatty boxes,
16l to i6s cents; gunpowder tea in 10
catty boxes, $50 to ts5 cents; young
dyson, 40 cents, Tyson, tl9 to 1855;
hyson chulan, lbs cents; hyson skin,
"a to 80 cents; piccuue souohoug tea,
1l9 cents; eassia, 80 TO al cents,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08

Married, at Pope's Greek, in West.
moreland county, on Tuesday last.
by the Rev. Mr.. Norris. Maj. Henry
Lee, late of the United States army
to Miss Ann X. McCalty, danghte,
of the late Daniel McCarty, Esq. ali
oi the same county.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
april
Notice.

Raraway from the subscriber in Corn.
wallis's Neck, a negro woman named
Phillis, formerly the cock and market
woman of Captain Richard stonestreet,
Of Broad Creek--I have heard she wishes
to get to Philadelphia. will give Ono
Hundred Dollars IF taken in or about
Philadelphia Twenty Eve if taken in or
about Baltimore, and Fifty Dollars il
taken in Alexandria or neighborhood, and
secured in any jail 50 that / get her a.
gain. l heard lately she was seen ia
Washington with her free husband, who
call himself William Adams.
Joseph N. sfonesreet
February % q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
COMMERCIAL.
Extract of a letter from Hayre-d

Extract of a letter from Hayre-de-
Grace, TO a mercantile house 10
This city, dated eth January. re-
ceivsd by the Catharine.
Havre, eth JAM, 1917.
within the last month, some con-
siderable business has been done IN
,O,!Ous, and about 45oo bales have
been sold since the 1st instant, as
,,r note annexed Ii this article
Keeps up in England, as appears
,rOOable, we do not think it will Sc
iBy lower here than our present quo
Rtions,
"Rice continues very scarce, and
ew Carolina would now bring 60
tancs per 50 kiliO.; but il cannot be
expected that high price could be
blamed If seYera. eargOes were TO
i q received here. We are however
4 opinion, considering the dearness
1 # all kinds Of bread stuff throughout
france, that good rice will not be
i ,der 80 francs before the next har-
aiSt.
There has been but little done in
i aiaceo for some time past; but 1 IS
gsteads of very good Virginia
1re sold about 10 days ago. at ti5
trl9es; and some small parcels Of All
iinsry quality since at l0& francs
~, so killn. 10 bond II is expected
he, common qualities Of Maryland
~ Kentucky will be considerably
IO0'er, when the new crop come to
ma rket.
~ Ines, Pearl, An. per sOk. 70 S0f.
Pot do do IS 80
! Gu ton, Geor. S,Is,and, LAX. 5 30a5 AZ
DO. Upland, 2l0a2 q
w.Orieans, 9 z0a2 Al
&,R Carolina new, per so k60 0
YrinCcO, Maryland, do. lso 1907.
Virginia, do. do
York and James River, do
Kentucky y HAVANA Leaf. -
Rs.WsK, per LEX. 1t. SOC, q DC
Sales OF cotton in Hayre from lst To
\ he 2Tth Jan. 1917, inclusive; duty paid;
2a4 bales Upland, tr. 81. Sc, a 2E 26c
Esq do. Sea-I,land, 5 50 as 40
IS do. N.0rleans: 2 %! a E AZ
49,
AS bales American"
Extract IrOn another letter, same date.
"Sinee our adyices Of the 5th inst
Rie has experienced an advance,
Iheh we think il necessary 10 men
tar, though our market continues
bare of that article; We therefore
shall mention what has been done 10
\ d, Capita, where old CarOlins sold
Albe unprecedented rate Of 0franes,
sd that of the last fall at IS a -
lines. Contracts we're likewise
made for new rice, At so r. mes de-
Reeabis in April. and 90 2 francs
s'IiTersble in MARCH, next; which
htt.r operation may serve as q pref
y mre criterian for future ship
sIIs.
The demand for cotton continues
yer. active, aud a general revival OF
'Vr manufactures seems 10 have tas
sa place, sOouer Indeed than had
cen sutieipated-priees. in cosse
Tnce, have rather improved; Geer.
D., Upland. IL a A. sous. LOui'
GR, A5 O IS sous. Sea- Islands, ST.
u. AGO.; we are still heWeyer Of
FiOn, that cottons will prove bad
rseru throughout the yeAr, unless
Us prices come down. We cannot
Ta the prise Of -four, none yet
hing been imported from your
stemeuts. Wheat remaiDs et 400
acs the sack"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
Vaudeville & Larmour,

Vaudeville & Larmour,
offer for sale,
so hhds whiskey
SO barrels do
80 barrels Northern rum
Is puDche0Ds West India DO
20 hhds. Mew.Orleans and MuscoYadc.
sugars
so bbls. do do do
10 hhds. New Orleans MoIasses
"a boxes brown Havana sugar
900 bags green coffee
Is casks Goshen cheese
10 10 S Ss;f do Chocolate, No IS
a5a lbs FlOtant and Bengal indigo
90 kegs ground ginger
500 almonds
so nutmegs
10 boxes Windsor and Rase soap
Imperial. hyson, young hyson and
suchoDg teas, refined sugars and a gene.
ral, assortment Of wines liquors and gro.
ceries as usual. April S
NOTICE.
The subscribers have, BY mutual con.
sent, this day dissolved the copartner.
ship heretofore existing between them,
uader the firm OF James Fleming IN Co.
Samuel b. Larmour, alone--is duls an,
to receive all debts due to the
copatners and to give discharge, for the
same, and to whom those who nave de.
mands thereupor will please to present
their claims.
Joseph Vaudeville.
Saml. b. Larmour.
James Fleming.
March %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
March %
JUST RECEIVED.

per sloop Mechanic, captain Nye, from
New-Bedford,
IS barrels and tiercss of Permaceti Oh
In Store,
A few boxe, Of spermaceti Candles, of
superior quality
dlso,
$50 tons Swedish Bar Iron, as.orted,aud
Is tons Swedish Steel
For sale by.
PhlNEAs JANNEY.
April s II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
april 8
For Sale.

The subscriber will sell the House and
Lot on Fairtax-street he at present occu.
pies. Whoeoer wishes to purchase, Will
of course view the property.
VIM. HARPER, Jun.
april ,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
SHIP NEWS.
Port of Alexandria.

From the Elk, C. Ii. Books, .8pra S.
ENTERED,
British brig Eolus, Babb, St. Lucia.
CLEARED,
Sloop Hector, 1'horp, New-Bedford-
W w II Rowland and A c Cazenove.
Sloop Unity, Hand, Philadelphia-by
D Rapine, Z Hunt 4 Co. ) Long, II & 5
Scntt, A Il & Way, S Dean, and others.
ot Washington, Georgetown and Alexan
dria.
Schr William, Nave, Boston, By Bcrne-
wall x Popham. Douglass y Co. J G
Laid s. Co. Dunbar & Townsend, Law
rason & Fowle, end the master.
Schr john u James, Lanrastt-, Port
Tobacco, by H e ID Koones, and others.
ARMED, .dprH o.
Brig Domestic, barney, Warren ri. 10
days, with potatoes, fish, 6sh barrels, rum
etc. to the master.
ARRIVED, .9prK7.
Schr Nightengale, Johnson, Nomenv /;
With corn and tobacco, to NJ Martin. on
board. Passed two large topsail schrs.
deep loaded, at anchor last night of Ma
ryIand Point, bound up.
Schr George Washington, Middleton,
Norfolk, 80 hours; with salt, turpentine,
etc. to 1uhn MoCObb. Passed several
vessels bound up.
Brig Fame, Davis, Newburyport, 10
days; with plaster, rum. etc. to LAW "a
son l. Fowle.
Schr Sophronia, KembeI, N. Bedford,
VIA Newport days, with salt and corks
to the master. Spoke April 81, lat. SO
.ong. Is, British scnr Douglass, from Fri
|uidad so days, for NewYOrk, who had
,perienced seytre gales, lost foretop-
lasts, etc. and Short Of provisions sup.
pied her with bread of which she stood
most in need.
Schr Andes, Bourne, NewBedford via
Newport days; plaster, oil, iron, grind
stones etc. to Thos H Rowland and the
master.
A number of inland vessels with cider,
grain, lumber, wood, fish, etc.
ENTERED,
Schr George Washington, Middleton,
Norfolk.
Brig Domestic, Barney, Warren R. |.
CLEARED,
Brig Domestic. Barney, Nanjemoy, by
the master.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
February %
Fresh 'l'eaS,

Fresh cas-,
LAWRASON AND FOWLE
Have now landing, from the brig E.
economy, captain Farrow, from H0Stons
and for sale
Is chests fresh young Ryson
sc bags Batavia sugar
q Hogsheads Muscavado do
16 buxes fresh Turkey Figs
1876 Reams wrapping paper
bales Burtoun b Csttaws surrahs
I case Indigo
april 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
Prime quality Sugars.

The Cargo of the British brig Aeolus,
Captain Balb, from st. Lucia, will be
landed OH our wharf to morrow the 9th
instant, and is offered Tor sale on accom-.
terms.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08

The following is the result Of the cleo.
,;eu in King George County, Virgins, OIL
he thru instsnt'--
For member Of congress.
John P, Hungcriord, o.
William Lee Ball, 50
Henry Lee, jun. Al
Fur Senator.
John Taiisterro, l44
John MOncure, q
John HOOs and Cadwnllaeer ] Dad'
ntr. chOsen delegates to the next gene
II assembly.
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Baltimore. March 2.

Baltimore. March 2.
Captain Tuch of the ship GlGbc,
arrived at Holmes Hole from Port
au Prince. (which he left the 9Th of
March has forwarded to Boston. the
following memoranda. stating that a
sloop from Barcelona arrived at Port
au Prince, on the 4th March from
Jacmel, with intelligence, tina; the
Patriot army under Bolivar, and the
Royal army under Morrill,, had had
from the 18th to the 18th Feb. scve-
raj bloody conflicts near Barcelona ;
that Bolivar ultimately triumphed,
having killed. &c. nearly all the royal
troops /; and that the independence of
that part Of South America would BE-
secured.
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