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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-09

BosroN, December s.-rhe ship Hannilai,
Captain LstcH, arrived here Yesterday in II
DAYS from Hare.
MIR. I0pi9, OF Merchan,s' Hall. has favored
MS with frencl, papers To the 18th, and Nv
HoeprI ct the Exchange Coffee iioGse, 10 the
isih October.
The different rcwers Of Europe seemed to be
ticking Revolutionary measures ashi,lst ot-.e r-S-
sels, in consequence of the malignant fever
which lately ragged ~ thS south but il proper
~ informed By their ascstS in this coEairy, "a
just discrimination might bee made between
vessels proceeding from The middle and hOi In.
ern Statcs and those .iOm the sonth.
The emperor aleAardtr had arrived on the
borders OF tic Dvina.
Several Tripolitan ccrsairs had appeared on
the CCdSi ofIuScany.
HAGuE, Oci - Mcgee ia;ions cptried on ut
the Hague between the ku'g of iie Notier-
lands and the u. States ct 8meRica, icr the
conclusion oi treaty Of commerce, have been
tcierredto their respective geN crnmcuis. Ills
L&celency ~ iRiain i,sSiis, Envoy hSiiaurdi-
mars and Minister Plenipoieutiary OF Ike &.
States OF America, IS ahnnt 10 sci out from
hence for France. amt viii ,atuni la lie SPRING
lin the mean willie fIr Alpieton viii Ies,,ie
here IN the quality OF Shar=, 4 efia.res.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-09

EEJiFREAs. fhe routafioe, discarc wIacb rnbaprily
" pc' allied m So btsoonieus ans t.io Ifayana has
suffed dl TOE 81 fnccU ftaton Gle wear copttf ia
icadtiE rrprrese1fYa nther UitttupiitH OliLecou.
irvfcc 81 itis Commonwealth will iie cisccs afaits
harc tAptfufc thonghtdt iy and With fc advice at
consent 81 te Council ~ state hereby revoke ry Pro
cdnaon of The i1h day oi Jskg last dirtctir far rt
tofuauct GHs antire ard a erarf boats ad PERSONS
hefet7iorc called npnr crp 'oyrd carry thc ssid
Pfoeismauou into effect aic hcrthj dsrhfufa efctes
lhe Hrci iniesdane arpoted % he several re' oi t
tf5 snd delivery
Given Hudcr my hand Governor. ard Hrdrf 'he sffi
90 the Commonwealth. at Richsuruf. Us hHh
". s. day o. Dceenhcr ore hc1sand cieit lnn lred
and seventeen, and OF tic Commonwealth .ttg
forty second. III BIgp Fsgrtfsjs.
DcccruJcr D. ssfr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-09

persons having CLAIMS against the estate Of sTrs
sfNri0 b.ffri-V dec. Wiiiamsburg efe1uesfrd
% present tbtin lt2fiy authenticated 10 ne snsIbrrrs
soon s possible ard a iadehted thereto afe
REQUIRED no nate Immediate ucHt, thlt The nnas Of
ie SAID tstaic ha it 1dirstd and dnaliy closed ifg.
oui ociay. lHANCis COFFIN. Hdiafnitr0fgr
min th, UiU 0RgerCd.
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MORE YETI
rn rur rnIrnn nr M rNnr,nnn

TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
SRA writer IN your paper SiEned W. seen.s
to he very unwilling that the curious problem
should be demonstrated. " \ verv little re.
Election (he says will satisfy amy person that
this problem involves so many particulars as 10
render il incapable of being reduced TO aeon.
rate calculation" If lie had transported the
sentence by saying that an accurate calculation
could not be made witii CeTg little reRection
he might possibly have been right. He think
l have fallen into "a mistake in saving that
when the area Of Il Sails given, the momen-
tuul with which the wind will strike the sail wilJ
he as the square OF the velocity The momentum
IS as the quantity of matter and velocity CON
jointly, but the quantity of matter Is as The We
lOcIiy for the quicker or slower the wind
moves, the more or fewer particles will strik e
a@aInsta given surface in a given time" w
corrects my mistake aud tells lis that the mo-
i ncitum Is rs the velocity, and not as the square
OF the velocity. ] wOuid prove to him that the
mistake is not on my side, if Ferguson Unison
Cavello and Ewing the late professor OF philo
sophyin the Universit, of Penus ylvana, had
not saved me the troUblc-by reference TO any
of these works he will find that there never ha>
been doubt upon this subject. But that he
may mt m.Sta6c. | viii! refer hlni Ia Ewing
Philosophy, page 2ll, where he will not ONLY
find the principles he has cond mneo. but ever,
the very words which transcribed from Fw.
ING, MAKE no new laws for matter-I have on,
Is written those already known.
Since Writing the " answer to the curious
probiem,' have seen d table containing the
force and velocity of winds, which was con.
StTucted by Mir. Rouse from "A great number
OF facts and experiments From this table
(which may be found In ferguSon'S Lectures,
vol. /, page 100 il will be seen at once tiat
my calculations and Mr.. Rouse's are the same
ing III quadrupie ratio to the decrease or in
crease of the velocity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-09

1 will likewise refer w. TO Scientific Dia
llognes vol I'd, page 923, where he wall see this
line, " The force increases US the square of lie
velocity" II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-09
%otice.

a'HE subscribe: has appointed Mr. john Napier of Flu
'~"na &" uai-aci his business during his tempoinl,
/ -iseucc irn.is t!s siAte. JOHN T. I.yJ r.
DeCen'beTp 81 an,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-09

vii, be 81 feet, Observation-Disclosures ofwhicl ass
sic ieet, the space moved over in one minRte.
WHICH number multiplied by Cd gives ls;abo
feet, OF pine miles and fourteen hundred and
forty feet, for the velocity OF the wheel per
hour, (Which exactly agrees with the average.
rate that the Norfolk stean boat lnoves.s
I A little reflection you'd have satisfied any
one, that such must have been the case even II
no experiment had been made.
In the second place, the less resistance the
patches meet with IN 'front.', the slOwcr the boat
moves, tor IT the contrary were trne as /. at
trims, steam boai would move with more ia.
cit;y against tide or current, than with a
Tide OF a current iu its favor. which is in oppO-
Sitlon to all experience. This may be ilustra.
ted IN very simple manner. SUPPOSE a boat.
man when lie pushes his boat from n wharf
was to place his pole against amy object that
would give way II Is evident that his boat
Would not recCde from the shore with the same
velocity, a. II his pole had beeu placed against
a permanent object, the resistance of which
sends the boat forward. The wheels of a Steam
boat act precisely in the same way in propel
ling the boat. i'hc paddles strike the water
anu the reaction or resistance of the water
sends the boat forward, hut ifthe paddles meet
with little resistance in front which is the case
when current Is running against the boat
then The re ACTON OF resistance ofthe wafer is
less and the boat Is consequently propelled
Win Tess ve.ocitV.
NOn observe in yOmr note ia the ENQUIRER at
theend OF / 5 communication, tliattbe engineer
OF tiie Norfolk has made tue experiinen and
says II Is the fact that wind and steam, act more
powerfully together titan separate. So shy l.
unless the wind OF USeit can propel tile boat
WIN the same velocity as the machinery nj
steam. II has been proved that the Norfolk
averageS By ,he force Of steam near ten miles
an hour, Now tue question is, lid the cns-
heer make ms experiment with wind which Of
itset could lave propelled the Norfolk ten
mheS per hoar Imagine NOT for doubt
much 1! a wind ha. blown tor The last twelve
months, by Nliict the Norfolk could have sail.
CD with this velocity. W.
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AntitlnnA 8, Allrn

AfFFR FOR SAIL ESQ tons EFa'ish & Swedish IRON,
- coiafishg rs good assortment as las ege boon
,rrsed 90 ts market; Also 100 casks1eth Thor s;yvn
Lih" Dec. p faIFt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-09
No priutGes
INC e pNtYicN NenrN.
yust puh9isMe1.

FbY BENZ. WARNER aud TOR SALE at his book
- 81 re, Richmond, The FED ERA LAST, by R,. ia
olson, pr. icy s M. NGmiffoa QUIScEY's MkDl.
CAB LEXICON, by Robert Hoopey, MD.
II Subscribers TO THE FEDERALIST viii please call
FOR thris Books.
December a. .6s.2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-09

The MtSsNCs--No 2-on sasuTiav
- la urAt. u.s. sii;ah.e issay a4aipst TIT rgs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-09

On Saturday, the Senate adjourned to the
29th inst.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
200 Dollars Reward.

& WILL gevi reward OF one hundre
dollars for the arrest and convictio
Of the person Or persons who robbed NJ,
exchange office on the night OF the 6tt
instant; also an additional reward G
one hundred dollars for the recovery o.
the property stolen therefrom, consisting
Of specie 10 dollars, change, American
and English gold eos dollars, bank note,
about so dollars, ninety tickets in the
Medical College Lottery, second class
aud "a tickets in the Washington Mo.
uument Lottery, thru class.
R0MuLuS RIGGS
Georgetown, Dec. IL
P.S. Ii any person has knowledge o
the said robbery. and DO not wish ,hei'
names mentioned, and will give me pr
sate information. so that the persons car
be arrested, they shall be entitled to tn
reward, and it shall be kept secret,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
A. MOORE. Register.
This is to give Notice,

That the >ub<c, der. of .Alexandrls
county in the district 81 Columbia. ha'
obtaiued from the Nrphans Court Of SAID
county Letters Of administration on the
etsoasI estate of Jc'ume Plumer. late
If the county al rs>aid deceased all
persans having claims against the said
aecedent, are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same TO the subscriber, with The
vouchers thereof. passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the 18th day OF July
next, or they may BY law be excluded
from all beuefit to said estate aud thosr
thereto are required to- n ak
payment.-Givsn under my
hand this 18th January. 1917,
JOSEPH SMITH, Admir-.
of Jerome Plumer.
January IS e04w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
Tia the Editors Of the Reporter
4" Frankfort. 18th jan 1917.

The important subject of internal i'm
is before the legislature AID
in progress It's contemplated to COLI
<'ruct turnpike road trsm Maysyille
:hrough Lexington and Frankfurt to Lou.
isviile, and to improve by locks, the ma
rigation of the Kentucky river. 0ther
improvements are spoken OF but ap
/, ehend that no additional undertakings
i'll be engaged IN for the present. da
1t feel very sanguine that any thing We
decisive will be accomplished in re!a
,'pn to the subjects above mentioned. |
"a clearly Of opinion that for the attain
ent Of ends so inc,lcubiy beneficial to
public, the state funds ought to be IL.
rally engaged. Individual enterprise
u best plan and most eheaply execute !;
ut the fostering care AID ample reseu!
;ss Of the government should be extend.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
4 ia direct aid and es,

| Il 10 direct aid and GEN rou, 81,
cnt Of the coav. lien We'd
nsPerity OF the commuu v
oment more than t"ahu 1,i ed NJ,
''srs worth Of property locked
Kentucky rv,r. Il ap,.t
the market at the mos. ADVANTAGE.
: N. and the consequence vii Ls
II from twenty to thirty thousand 4
to the exporter say aly.,. foI H..
tam fall Of price al New Or.,.
'nrtail his fair profits bv dim;0n,
the ratio just stated, The ios Al
borne BY The farmer. Tie . ice, # g
duce in the western country can u.,.
stable. mr. can they bear a Just NJ
the prices OF similar productions !,
tlaatic states, until the means .. s,,
are rendered easy and safe.
New Orleans will bee NE the "a,
perium Of VIZ stern staple aid u,
capitalists beyo'd the mountains, ami
deed beyond the Atlantic, will e.
TO their advantage to found e,p,,,J
and importing establishments On \
shores Of the iississippi. The teO,tl
the west will Their exchange tie NIL
lions of their sell for all the artci., nj
rpigu growth or manufacture which N
rsed /; AID as the article, of export 4, |
far exceed in value the a'nount Of tp, ]
the articles procured for use and al
sumption, the balance OF rade in %, l
vor will be constantly ausmcn,iag /,
actual wealth of the country. To :,
mote results so universally desirable. /,
legislature ought unques ioa.biy 10 q
tend its pat -onage Internal iinpE
nelts however are in every cHautr
slow progression Newly setted ca
tries labor under peculiar dificais
The want Of capital. the high pfiu
abc-, the spareness of population Anti
absence Of that concentration Of iniera
W ich time and the advancement d "a
merce only can produce reader any 5:
rand or extended improvements fr
most part impossible. Ifth"n thelc.s
ture &c Kra'uckv shoa,d at the prsS
sc con DO M more than 'lireot pulls
tentioa TO objects 40 inoor'aa', nu;h'
have been ACCOMPLISHED, the resoun.,
this state are not TO b. estimated B,
age. A single experiment will p
that ean he effected, rhe m,st in
duIpus and indolent ~ill partake Il
general confidence md activity, and
government itself. that il may pl'
pate in the profits, will at lat beeol
nar'ner in the en'errrizs OF indisd
Such has been the experience q 0
states.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
February s
Charles County Court,

August Term 1916.
On application to Charles County Coai
nv petition ia writing of John Bcdd. q
Charles County, for the teneft Of The e
of assembly for the reIirl OF sundry lOsoI
vent debtors, passed at November session
sos, e the several supplements thereto,
On the terms mentioned therein /; scAe'
duIe of his property and a list OF his cF''
ditors on oath, a, far a. he can ascerisIa
them, accompanying his petition; aud
the court beirIg satisfied by conpeteH
testimony, that the said John Bndd has
resided two years Immediately preceding
the time sfhis application, IN the s'a'e o
MARYLAND i is thereupen ordered c1a
that The said John hudd, y
causing copy @! this order 10 DC l!is2I"%
in some one If The newspapers edi'ea =
the district Of Columbia, once a "eeS 'a''
two months. before the third M"rda' 10
March uext. give notice to hI' CT CT
ditto to APPEAR before t'-s ''0
court at the caur house in Chafe>'""hi
on the said third Monhav in Marcr rex.
for the purpose Of recommending a 'Fas,'
tee fn. then benefit. ard 70 ,heu saL'a
il any the have, why the said nan Md!
should moi have The bcEcft Of the se' "
assembly aforesaid, ard tie scrcra! zap.
elements thereto, as PRAYED. ~
Teste.. JOHN bAhNfS. ''H'
January 3 la"Z''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
From the n. Y. Courier.
PARTIES.

! For acting upon the various prin
leiples, by which general Washing
toms administration. and that ofJohn
Adsms's. we're distinguished. the fe
Itleralists have been for twenty years
sssailed as tories, aristocrsts. mo
anarchists. h British hirelings. They
had at their head, indeed the most
distinguished men frhe revolu'ion'
heroes. sages and civilians But il
was in vain that Hamilton planned,
and washington approved. it WAS in
vain that Jay negotiated. and made
the countr, aouri,b ; it was in vain
that Truxton conquered. and the
French spectators we're driven from
the oeean
File Frederalists we're nevertheless
held up to public abhorrenee {; 'aeir
acts were so intrinsicaily wicked,
that even the high characters OF the
autho . Of them. could not avert the
public cxecratioa |; and Federal.
ism tell abhorred and aceursed
mong all true republicans land &c.
nuine patriots
The theories orMr Jefferson have
been since tried, despised, and aban
doned.
The federaIists were tories and
,nonarch ists, because they establish
ed the funding system.--And now
that system il in full operations
Because they established pa,inn
bank. in violation Of the coRstitution
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
Notice.

TIE Property, Debts aod Effects Of
the MERCH ANTS BANK Of Alex.
andris, having been assigned and trans
ferretl, BY the late Directors thereof. to
The subscribers. in traSt for certain pur.
poses, as mentioned in the deed of re-
card in the court books of Alexandria
NOTICE is hereby given to the debtors
of that institution to c0me forward and
seSure their respective debts, or make
pay,nest to Colin Aud, one of the Trus-
tees, at his sfhce, lower end Of King st.
Merchants Sank Notes will be re-
ceived in payment, as directed in the
aid deed Of trust.
tbs. SWAMI,
EDN. |. LEE,
COLIN AULD.
FEBRUARY Sd It
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
and thu, subjeeting Us to foreign in:

and thus subjecting as 10 ioreisn IN:
Nn.n., .rG no anatiOual mark il
and q greater numbef #
10, eisuers put INTO ihe direction tn.n
v,re ever known before +; Wniir a,
t.aiiade Pima. tue weight Of ene SIN
sie toreisner Is ;" great, that he
MA, ue a.wost said tosQYerp the in
sliIo,Ion.
ne, su,e they established u 8. sleul
vi ,m, .nai revenue; anu now u-re
anu III, uer inlsrna' iaArs. moi omit
dag even the Wmisk, tax, aud The
stamp TAX, are sYu, yang uut the SUD
stance vi me people
because they established a small
rtgu,aI si.nuiDS toscc, ..Gd raised a
lew .esimrnis d, the u"e oil our
lruuu.es win France /; and NOW Ne
nave an arm, OF 10000 men. 10 full
pay, besides miiitar, acauemies es.
IA blishrd and 10 be established.
Because u small navy Was buiIt .
AMI nov The qua GOATS OF MIR. DE- fer
sou having ocen Anoeked out of exis.
,ence, by 4iGcraian onith's hammer
behold, We have irisates aud even
7as!
Because they made a British treaty
which spread prosperity over our
country. .nd now We have British
treats. which covers il with gloom 4
discomfort.
Because they had too many ambas
sailors abroad, and now scarcely q
petty state in Europe but is grseed
Iby some parasite Of administration,
with 5000 outfit. and 9 600 sala y.
A new Judiciary system. by which
/. number oi'.iudges, suffi lent to at
tend {, The business of the country,
CLOSED the administration Of John
Adams. and uow tho same measure
is recommended by Mr.. Madison. at
the termination ofbis career
And vet READER, | heseech thee
ITO pause and ponder. and to pond r
and paue-tbe drmoc attic ad'ninis-
I,ratiou is more frmly fixed in the
pybIic confidence than ever il was :
land federali.'.. in tide same proper
I,ior. unpopnl'r
Thee is "A fable. extremely appli.
cable 10 this paradox
truth went 10 battle in the stream
and left her robes on the hank.
FHl.ehood was passing by. 'oOk
them ~. and decked herself in them.
From that time. falsehood has de-.
Iceived,he world. & poor truth dares
srarrely shew her honest fame any
u here.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
Richmond, February 5
Virginia Legislature.

For the two last days, the House
Of delegates transacted much bust
ness of a local and private nature
No laws of general character have
passed. The bill establishing Pp-
mary Schools, was yesterday f'ken
up in committee Of tho whole, hut AS
some amendments are about 10 be
proposed, which we're not prepared
the committee rose and the bill WAS
made the order Of the day for Thurs
day.
Mr. Mercer presented the annual
Report of the ways and means from
the committee Of Finance, ordered
10 be printed and made the order Of
the day for Friday. -fhe Select
committee, TO whom the amendment
of the Senate to the New Bank Bill
we're referred, reported y disTgre
ment to the ameRdment proposing to
strike out the Sections for establish
ing the Literary Fund Banks. The
report WAS DOT acted on, but laid ON
the table.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
Lexington. * J Jan. Is.

A commercial letter from New-orleaHs
dated l4th December, states, that SCOT
on bag ing is Imported from Great Bri,
Tain so much lower than it car be manu-.
facturea in Kentucky, we would sissuade
.ur correspondents from touching it /; the
stock an hand i, so considerable. we d.
not see any pro>pec: Of improvement: II
is now as low as 60 to s5 cents. Yarns
8 cents nominal, and rope 9 cents ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
Public Sale
To be SOLD, 70. the bit price tiny Sil
bring:


bring
Three va!u1b!c two stcy|
well fSished Brick Jehemenrs AMI h't,
on Saturday the s'h Of March, at twelve
o'clock. situated on the east 81 e Wa,N
ington street. between Prince and dole
streets IN the town of AlexandTia, Vh;d
were conveyed to me bv Jonathan SchsI,
field and ~iie. in trust, to indemnify
Andrew ScholficId against certain Ell.
durscments by him made tor the accoR
mediation Of the said Jonathan The d.
bove tenements have a healthy situation
and in genteeI neighb"rhood well ca.cT'
lated for private families and wI'ls
sad without reserve. Terms made k'oWh
at time of sale.
r. |. TAYLOR.
February 5 cots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
Alexandria, Noyen Der e.

XHTAS committed to the Jail OF thi'
w county as runaway, Negro
Woman. who says her name is Rosetta
Jones. and that she is tree and was bora
in Lancaster county, state OF Virginia !;
abe is about SO wears of age ; dark com
'plex,an. and lived in this towa abeat S
months,
The owner. iGany, is requested to come
and prove his property, pay charges, take
her away, otherwise she will be disposed
of as the law directs.
james Campbell,
Keeper o. the jail for Washington
Boyd, Marshal.
To hire for ole year,
A likely Mulatto Nan ah-.at q years
Of age he is active and strong. Enquire
at this Office.
Feb
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I'm the Bos,rn Baily Advertiser,
February
AMERICAN HISTORY


We are happy to lean. that the copi'
us details Of Amer cur il story, contain
d in the collections OF lie Massarhusr'ts
Historical Society, are now within the
each Of The public generall' seye
: al years he fifth volume Of the first series
% their labors has been out Of pint, ard
many gentlemen have been compelled IN
urchase incomplete sets. With lan'
dable split, the society has just printed
I second eGi ion OF tina volume and per
sect sets Of all their publications IN six
teen volumes. at one dollar and a half
per volume, can now be obtained Of their
printer, MIR. John Elliott, Court street,
Boston. No society on the Western
continent has done so much for the d!ifu
lion Of information az our Historical So
ciety. and tits believed that few works
are more appropriate to public lib aries,
OF more interesting to curious enqulrers.
there remain, il is said, not mere than
fo,ty perfect sets Of their collection to be
disposed OF and when these are gone, the
ocie'y will BE- obliged to reprint another
olume.
Other printers in the United States
- ou!d do an essential service TO letters
ny spreading this information. which tor
inur or FIVE years has been desired 10 the
southern states and in Europe.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, Jan. Term, 1917.
ORDERED, That the administrator
Of Jerome Ptumsr. deceased. do inser
the Usual advertisement three times |
week for four weeks, in the .ilexaCari;
papers.
Copy--Test.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
QUIGLY's

eUIGLY's
Barr Mill Stouc Manufaotory-
NSHE subscriber has received large
4 supply OF BURR BLOCKS direct
fom France, aud has commenced making
Burr Mill Stones, at his shop, upper end
Of King street, near the store OF Mr.
James Anderson, where he can on a short
aotics, furnish Stones Of any size, war
rantel equal to any in the United States,
and on the laost reasonable terms,
Michael cuigly.
april c Il