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TO LET,
OR FOR SALE,

The House lately occupied by Nilllas
Wood, situated on ROYAL street. sou''
II King street, three doors below the oi
nee of Samuel Snowden. Possessio'
nav be bad the first Of February.
Also, the House | at present occupy
70 the east of the above. For particular
enquire Of -
Joseph EngIe. Alexandra.
January 28
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ALEXANDRIA,
TUESDAY. FIsRrA.rlr.
FROM OUR CORRESPGNDps
AT WASHINGTON.
February =

tebruMys
The Bill for appropriatins TIE B,
nus of the U. States Bank to the ,D
pcse of internal improvements, v.
Yesterday read third time and Pc
ed. but not without mach opposia,
and after all by majority Of T.,
only. From what | have herctots
said, You will be convinced that .,
pleased with this result, bccags
] think tho measure a guod ony-tt
must say that its passage was prob,
bly, OCCasionci by the neglect Of sp
raj OF It's oppcsers Who, when theA,.
. and Noes were taken, either man
of puerile hrngcr, or a paroxisR d l.
repentance. had gone ont of the hon.
t" buy apples. An apple FIRST broi.s +
sin and with il death into the world
and do verify believe that the came
,tcnntation nat urr,.eo.o,r, -,
questions Of vita, ;mn,,rt,ro. % a.
anion. After so many thousands o
Years tho h,ood r. n, i
ho;Is :, IN
or,o o. -,
tL;s occos;o, Lou. ,n:, ~.
tho country is indebted :.
) Mr. RandoIpb made . yonr .oooa
against fine hill am corn, D., ,m
'thatit is to be his last in that hoosc
If Icast be hoe l,;,s,Jr ANNOUNCED
much. Behind Linn hc will leave s,m,
manl;. energetic eloo,cnce Soma
sound argument. much p,oI ssnss
and mvriads of volumes in foIio.
each as large as IN. ost unyielGy
Tome of the old Dutch rammpntatsrs,
and still! more duh os stcr;,c common
/ place but We fear the indignant wit,
the exquisite humors. the brilliant
fancy, the polished cludition. the ap,
posite and classical al.usion. the han.
py illustra.;cn-all of which consti.
tute the most Irresistible attraction Of
cloquence-NiII take t,ei, f,ipb, aIorr
with him. The prou, dc nm vb;cb Lc
opposed the bill wer thc s,,ncr;or
claims or olbcr mo3eo or ,,,,,;c i'm
proypment-tbe e,,ucation or children
above all other,-a,d r.xt IN that the
repeal of certain taxes which roIl the
people severely. Az ,Jp;,;stcr;rg IA
the military nass;,n hs execr,tsd mi
litary roads but was clear IN h;,o
pinion that if given AL as a contri.
button TO the warlike means OF the ma
ton, the money ought to be bestowed
upon our Navy which strengthened
the country against foreign assault.
and not on an army which had ever
been in all free couu,,.;eu tho ultimate
destroyer of liberty. Mr.. shascr
though he had in all tn, ire, i..g.
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Notice.
December !

The public re hereby informed mar q
COMPANY has been formed urdcr the ME
IF THE QUhNriT0 WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. ia have erected. ore mile
below the town IF Dumf ies, large an
convenient Warehouse on Quant,co creek
Tor the storage If finur. grain. etc whic'
uarehuuse will be ready for the reception
Of produce on Monday the third Of Feb
next The trustees Of said COMPANY have
app tinted Zcbuirn KaRkey their NgeUt
10 attend The said Warehouse. to receive
produce on storage and grant receipts ior
the same. And far the prompt delivery
Of all a. tcles received 10 the laid ware.
house by their agent, Gre alone except
ed) the Company hold themselves bUsnd,
All persons depnsiting -four, gain. etc
must paw, before taktl away. the follow
ing storage. viz. For each barrel OF il1ur
6 cents If it remains in sad warehouse
one moath 8 cent lhd ia tha sane pre-
.Cortion Toe the time may remain. Fw
each hu,hpl Of wheat or other grain two
cents if Il remains over one mOath three
CENTS: and in the sarae proportion Tor
the time it may remain. And tor all ar
ticles ut merchandise reasonable stU-
rare nniy will be uema"dsl Psr,Jns
storing auur may have ii insDpcted, or
not. at their ovtina. II not inspected,
the agents receipt vii specify the brand
and the state ur the barrels The weight
Of one bn,hcl wheat running measure @!
each load or parcel of wheat. Al arti
Gle, sturrd, rle same to ne returned In
the owner whan called for, be it fous,
w eat, other gain. etc. Customary al
low ances far wa>tags. etc excepted.
Quanticu Warehouse is situated a.
Qsl1ticn Creek only two mile. from
II, junction with the Potomac river. a.
all ii rcs uavlga5ls for lighters. There
are 0p'ongipg 70 this creek a sufIicisu,
number IT lighters to ensure a brisk
Transportation d.wn the creek o. al artl
cles tered. Vessels ina be got TO take
produce To the district Of Columbia Bal.
timOre. Norfolk. or elsewhere. The pre-
sent irei.ht- are--iO the diS,rict twelve
and halt cents per barrel Of -four and tc
Baltimore and Norfolk 25 cents from the
mouth Of Quartico. The proximity Of
this warehouse 10 large extent Of coun
try, added to the goodness of roads
leading to it from the westwa being
little inferior TO paved ones. II being
found BY actual survey little aore than
% miles from Ha, Market TO Dumfries,
viii, il IS confidently believed BY the
trustees, by this rout greatly lessen the
expense Of transportation of produce
even to the district Of Columbia, and
they pledge themselves TO the public to
use evrry means within their power to
give satisfaction
Timothy Brundise
George Williams
John Linton
James Deneale
Wa. A. Linton
FraEcis II. Huntington
William Smith
Trustees of the Quantico arehUuse
Company.
Jan % pn4w
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REMOVAL.

c. Bronaugh Z Company
Have removed Their Store one doOT be
low the corner of King aud Patrick
streets. neal' opposite Messrs. 1'y ie'
and Harrison.
In addition to their former
Stock they are noa opening a general as
sortmen, 0. Dry Goods, lately purchased
IN Phuade pllia, which they ODE FOR ssIe
on very eligible terms, for cash or 10
punctual Customers. They wish purcha-
sers TO call and examine the goods
November 81 II
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NOTICE.
The subscriber gives this public motto,
mat ne inten S leaving this place as 500
a the weather permits.
Hugh Wilson.
February. 10 SIT
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leaning from The Baltic and from the

looming ffonIhe Baltic and from the
NediirrI mean
Whether dislillaiiep from eorn wilt
he stopped. it he imporIa'i"ns br
abundant. We know not. Edinbsrg
lis ssid,o have petiiio1e ed for their be
ling stopprd.
Price Of Corn and Flour in Liverpool.
Nov. Fl.
We were moi so well supplied with
Whea, 10 da, las on this da, se.night.
old parcels were much rnqnired for,
and fully supported late prizes; new
is of such various qualities. that We
can scared, quote them. In oats we
had a good deal Of stir. particularly
old. although at depression Of cd
per hushel Other articles without
alteration.
Wheat. Fnglish. 19s cd 10 eos per
7gIbs. New. los f6 do, Foreign. 0s
2is do lri-h. 49, i9s do. Barley.
English, 10. los g. per 66lbs. Irish
and Scotch IS 9s do. Oats, Potato
New, IS Is 5s Is per i5lbs. Did. IS
o IS los do. limerick. IS 9. 8. los
do. ommon Waterford 3 5, IS do.
Superfine Fleur. So 90s per 2i0lbs.
Import Of Grain for the week end
ing New. fl
Rsh. Wheat, 7Olhs. e7i0 Bsb.
Barley. 60'hs. $50. Bsh Oats,
45l5s 1880.
L"ndoR, Nov 81
Idvices received this day by the
FlaDdtr- Mil. state that the Jews IN
the kingdGm OF Sardinia. are very
much irrii,tcd al the cou'iuct Of that
gny-rnmrn, towards them.
he prices Of grain are nearly
doubled Of late in The North Of TIA
ly
The Madrid Gazette Of the 26ih
ult. statc, that she government Of
SpaiY l. ahOut tn send IL the tmrri-
e n repubir, Distinguished genera
on speri,l mission the rur, ,ssr i,
10 demand explanations from the L.
nited States respecting the .upPort
given TO the South american pro
yinces
b. file Of pspcrs from 'he L.
States when reach TO the i7th uit.
from Washington, there can br no
douht Of war between Spain and the
L S The Spanish ambassador bid
moi (up 10 thar d;tr) made any ex-
planaiory communicates on ;br sub.
jrrt Of the capture made by the spa.
nish squadron in the gulf of Mexico.
Siocks:- Red. Ann. GO 1 s-tGn
sol 63 s-Do for Acct 65 4 s /,
The Wilmington and Liverpool
Ps.ket. and ia" Philip Tab. which
sailed on the 9th inst have pu, back
with damage.
The William and Henry. and Dua,-
fries FROM Baltimore for Amsler-
dam. have passed the Downs.
The al,pso. from Richmond, has
arrived al Cork.
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r. Boston. teb. 4.
Latest from Eng and

Latest from Eng land
Our Collector has just returned
from boarding (belo~] the brig Ira
weller, Carr, II days from Liver
pool. Sailed from Liverpool esd
Nov. Left, ships courier, Jackson.
for Boston f; Columbus. Smith, foi
Nes Yock Caroline Ann, Reeves
for do; Nelly. Ekin. for New Or.
leans stsrk. KIRBY. just arrived
from do Wear. Ponder, from
charleston. just arrived. in,rrrId'
Mirsmichi; seaton, irumhull. FROM
do. The liverpool Trader, 1rou
for Boston, sailed in co. With the
Traveller, and lost sight Of hei the
day after leaving Liverpool. Dec.
- LAT AZ lsDg So experienced YER!
heavy gale of wind from n \. W
which carried ava, most al the
buln al ks.and did other d"mage. The
brig Venerable, Hutchinson. fo'
Charleston. VIA. up a. Liverpool.
y he Uniied states, Viurent, from
Charleston, had arrived in the
Clyde.
The traveller brought liverpool
paper to the z2d. and some ofihs Esd
ofNosember the, contain but few
interesting articles. The London
tho e,s,
A loan had beeR opened at Liver
pool 10 ford emPlo, meni TO the ID
borin. poor in The pub ic docks
A further reduction 10 the British
Army had been ordered
Lord Corhr ne had been finrd 1901
for breaking prison. which being
imtaedistel, vaid. his iordship was
discharged,
The Rr,,isb funds continued 10 rise.
Three ,er cont. ue.e at s
The celebrated Irish orator. Phil.
Inns will ho ,,;,,sJ ,o,in,t ~. fan
.;up. =, the ne.,,iyerroo, election
and arranoements wore a!read, made
- ,ro,.,,s h;s r,,urs ;n,eres,. nm
this suh;s.t
-,
rH"se' " 'f,'er .''"
na'on"'e' hou". " W wy
u y;.,r,o,, ,or on
m
ih0 .o"'.o. s,t"i" ""' No. 49,. w."
La'! 10 Wv , rp'"'"n % sum. rt' ,' -
nm, alteration A o.rreI If 5ooo bb.s
Of our aour wac ,b;s d,v ,prcI,ssed
on speculation q! COS. per bbl in ex
pe"ta''on oil ''' oei"si )" greater ue
manu. 10 NIX WIN NE pr"oh'e OF
our INFERIOR wheat Every ia. con-
nr,ss 'ne apprehension ""i'" pre-
'ai'ea Oh me gre"' suneF''s ""mh
"u'' Nv experience" .f"" '"e Ia
"e"'n"le democracy ~ "u' crors
Nov H.. nrDpnl,nH M. g.
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Alexandra Library Company

Alexandra Library Company
The Members OF the Alexandria Ii,
brary Company vii! please to take no.
tee. that an election will b. held at the
Library, on Monday the l7th instant,
between the hours OF thee AMI six. P,
~. Tor a President and eleven Dmec-
tors Tor the ensuing wear.
James Kennedy,
Librarian.
February eO2werde
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have extracted the following pa
raGraphs from The paper:
" The distrrsses of the lab0ring
and midd.ing classes Of the people in
Sunderland, we understand, is great
De, ond any former precedent. B.,
inquiries instituted b, the magistrates
il appears that one pawn broker only,
(and there are many in Sunderland J
has, besides some thousands Of pound.
worth Of other articles. no fewer
than 1890 watches and 100 wedding
rings. pledged will m."-DRrhum
lido.
normOus PsOr'S Rnte.-A cor
respondent states that The pOor's
rate in Hickey. in Lecisiershire. "a
amounts to City two shiIlings in the
poid. Nearly two thirds of the
town are in state of paupe,ism.
During the last week, several per-
sons Of respectable appearance in
Walsall. have been destrsined on for
their retes. when il appeared that
they were totally without bedding e.
other Ordinary comforts. which had
been previousI, sacrificed TO exactions
Of the tax gatherer."
fmigraiian.-About thirty Bri.
fish emisrants returned disappointed
and eheer!ess. have been landed at,
Greenock, from the Cheerful. Bever
idge. arrived from New York There,
i e several weayers amongst them,
who. Of course. could not obtain al
livelihood by their trade here. While
British manufactures we're selling so
far below the original cost.
liverpool, .Nor. 10.
Corn E1change.-.-We were not
so we'll supplied With wheat to dsy,
as on this da. se'nisht; old parcels
we're much inquired for. and full,
npPoried the prices ; new is of such
'arious qualities, that we con scarce.
! quote. In oats we had a good deal
STIR, particularly old, although at
depression of ed per bushel. q.
her articles without alteration.
Wheat. English. f9s COS per 7o|
rs do, new los los per 20 lbs
=" foreign. EOS a 81, per 20 lbs 81
'erhns aour, Sos eos per 2l0 lbs.
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FROM OUR LIvERPO' l. COR
RESPONDENT,


Liverpool. Nov g.
Importation Of Corn.-1he ave.
rage price Of wheat, barley. & oats,
for the six weeks p ior to the 18th
inst. Icing, as our readers will see
by Saturdays Gazette, above the
prices fixed by the act of Pariia
ment, the importation of all the a
b We articles is Of course permitted.
Peas not having exceeded 5ss. and
beans SIS. per quarter are still pro.
hibited, From Portsmouth We have
the following article -
Information was received here
this morning that the import duty on
foreign wheat, barley and oats. was
declared of at the custom house yes
terday. and thar entries would be ad-
mittsd. this morning. ofsuch grain as
was already ssrehoused. q that may
he Imported. Nheatia this nciga.
bOurhood holds an average Of 20l per
load.
The Friends. Bulmore, from
Amsterdam, is arrived at cOwes.with
a cargo of wheat and the master
reports, that numerous othe vessels
are loading with gram for the Lou
don ms ket"
On Saturday bills of entry were
prepared 1t the custom house fur
upwards of 10000 quarters. The
specu alton of the merchants has o.
the arrival Of number I'll
ships laden with foreign grain, some
are nov in the river. and others have
put into ports in the north of Erg |
and. One commercial house in The
lit, has adyices of about so vesse
laden withgrain, consigned to them,
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e. Potomac and Shenandoah
Sarisa' ion Lottery.

Vut on tUIt HUtItTy'
SECOND CLASS.
Recommended drawing agreeable to no.
tice on Monday the Sd Feb
Next davis d swins will he on Satur
day the 18th instant. whea the first drawn
number will be entitled 10 a prize Of 100
tickets--ndmhers 1O,l0l to 10000 in
elusive.
Tickets at nine dollars each, & shares
proportion. in a great variet. Of NUN
aers, for sale by
r. CRAP.
February 10
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Charles County, Maryland.

Charles County, Maryland.
EsDR sale, by private cont act, the
valuable tract OF land called BEN.
fsid, situated near the mouth 81 Port To
hare. Creek. TIKI. tract Of land Yields
70 none in this county tpr ertiiity Of soil,
Nealshiulness of situation u convenience
10 markets. The land being in The whole
shout lor0 acres, is now conveniently
divided into sfew farms. let to good te-
nants for more than 1000 dollars per an
nnrn, tor the preseut wear only it may
be divided to suit purchasers. There is
besides. houses for tenants, etc. etc
A GOOD two story frame houss, with four
large rooms on door, and four brick
channies; the water is excellent, and
The cite Of the dwelling house elegant ,
the barn. corn huuse and granary are
pe.slv built. More than 100 acres of
This land i. FL fer timothy. with which
pras, few acres are Al this time ser.
Tba farmer and the man af wealth msy
me-. end health and amusemeot, combin.
Al with great profits land in Charles
county being AZ least SO per cent below
tb..,r ayer,,r valre. Their. is no eoua,v
In me state al NaryIsnd where lands OF
fer TO the cpItiyator equal Advantages
aI.o ,wo c,b., ,,,r,s Of land e,llsd
N. GRANGE and the Mill Farm. near the
totn Of Pot Tobacco, in healthy and
s-nteeI peirhborhcodk containing toge.
sber ahout iOoo acres Of excellent farm
inc land. a isr,e portion of which j, pro.
no. TO- ,;ro,h, ,nsa,,,r. Al which grassI
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Fifty Dollars howard.

Rae away from the suhse-lber, on or
about the 90 instant a negroe man nam
ed SAN. He is blacksmith BY trade.
aged about twenty Ave years about
feet eight or ten inches in height has .
plesing couutenance. shows his teeth
moe than il usual when he laughs and
is oueopmonly plausable in his CONVEX
sausn and inanners.
I viii nav the ahavs sum TO any per
sen .sho shall apprsaend the above rues,
way and secure him so that l may recc
yer him again, provided he is aPPre.
hendsd to the north II the Potomac.
and thirty dollars il apr-ehended in
Vi g.nia or the district Of ColuGoia.
SO IN Of tho pot,-n>c.
Bnshrod Faskinsioa.
Mount Warn, ear a,sxsodis..
bruarv Is March dtsaa~tf
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Orphans Court, 4
Alexandria CouofS

Nuuutys
Feb. Term, 1917.
Ordered, That the executors of John
Nav, deceased. do insert the usual I'D.
veriisement three times a week tor four
weeks in the Alexandria newspapers.
Copy-Test.
A. MOORE, Reg Wills.
This is TO giee E6tiee,
That the subscribers, of Alcxaudria
county, in the district Of Columbia. have
obtained from the Orphans Court Of said
county, letters Parliamentary on the estate
Of John May, late Of said county decd :
All persons having claims ahainst the
SAID decedent, are hereby warned to Ell
hibit the same with The vouchers thereof.
passed by the Orphans Court, to the sub.
seriber, on or before the 10th day of .Au.
gust next, or they may by law be ex-
c!uded from all benefit to said estate
and, those indebted thereto are required
20 make immediate payment.
Given under our hauds this 10th da,
Of February, 1877,
DariS Ross,
Jonah Isabel,
Executsrsof John May.
Feb ~ cav
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March 6
Harmon & Bradley,
Cabiuct Makers.

Respectfuly inform their friends ane
the public. that they have commenced
the above business in all its various
br anches. at the stand lately occupied
nv James Harri. at the corner Of kios
and Patrick. streets, where all orders u
their line will be thankfully received an"
PROMPTLY execu'ed.
They trust that by strict attention To-
eether with the quality ct their work
they vii. be enabled to give general sa
tistac,ios to all those who may please t.
favour them with their cust.a,
n. B. Old furniture repaired at the
shurtfst notice. March o
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Baltimore March 4

Baltimore March
Extract from the American Consul to a
commercial house in this city, dated
Busnos tyres, Dec. 8, 1916
/" The Portuguese squadron ha. been
anchGed a month or six weeks at Mol.
donah, without having ventured to land
4 man. This government is in peace
with the contending parties, and is de.
|ter,nined TO MAINTAIN her neutrality un
less attacked, which is not very prcba-
DE To show the opinion Of the Portu
.uese merchants, their trade is pursued
as usual their vessels are enteriag ans,
leaving this port every week,
"An army is marching from Mendoza
To attempt recovering Chill from the
Royalists. and there is no doubt Of their
being successful"
The following was enclosed in the a.
bove letter: Rio Janeiro, eist Nov.
1916.
have only to say. just now, that both
the English and Spanish charge des AZ
fairs protested against the Portuguese cx-
petition TO La Plaza, at The time il took
place and the Spanish charge has since
received orders from Spain to protest 10
the strongest manner against the busi'
ness, and to express his most Catholic Ma.
jesty's highcst disp;easurs at the steps
pursued by this country, in regard to the
colonies in the River Plata fhsve not
heard what the opinion Of the ehite boards
of Downing street is on the subject, but |
an inclined to think, that the Portuguese
believe they have got into q scrape.
Captain Sharpe was at Maldonado on the
4th inst where he found Conde de fiana
with two briggs and two smaller vessels.
The Admiral, with me Negro and Fri
gate, was cruising on 81 Marys. We
ry great disunion exists between the ad-
miral and commander Count de Fiana !;
Of course. the service is going to the de.
frsm what can learn. much
more unauimlty does nat exist in the
land service. On the whole, il seems
TO be bad business-Pdf.
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ror i5OStOu,


xH TIE sch. NEW PACKET
ve&EN&Ca,t Brewster, will be read,
&C., to receive cargo in ie'
SEkSazN days ,halfof which is engaged
Foe freight Of few hundred sarrels
Apply to ,,
Who have received ;by said sehoone'
and sloep uAymaker, Captain Week"
from Boston,
100 ions Plaster Paris :
7 hogsheads IN, F. RUM
90 6arre's
1910 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
Also for Boston,
EEE The sloop Haymaksr, w
NEhEA Weeks, master, will be read.
10 receive reight in a ie"
days, which she will takS
9w. .ipply as above. Ma ch 8
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Lt,crason g Foiole,
LOST.

A Check drawn, By c, Smith, Csshr.
on tn. Meclanich Bank Of Baltimore III
favor Of JohH Cox. and by him-.ndorsed
dated 2lst. January, for as 600 dollars,
written on quarter sheet OF letter paper.
the finder is requested to -eturn it &c
either OF the parties,o to the Bank OF Go
lumhia.
March I II
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n. E Pun and Shoes.
John G.. Ladd e Co.

Offer for Sale.
Landing from schooDers Five Brothers,
New Packet and sloop Haylnaker irsr
Boston,
100 bbls n e ram
!? hhds do
cases a. 9 barrels. Containing q
complete assortment Of mems and boys
coarse and fine shoes Of superior quality
March 6
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.Rs,c FORK, FEB. ~.

Extract Of q letter from Montgomery,
Fitch and Co. dated Mars,ilIes, De.
cenber Ia, 1916.
The rapid advances in the price Of
rain and Pulse Of every description.
leads Is TO call ysur attention particular.
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PLASTER PARIS.
John G. Laid & co
Have for Sale,
The cargo Of schooner Galafea' con
sisting Of
1875 tons Plaster Paris.
For Freight,
rES The schooner
NGMfA Galatea,
$500 William Davis, Master:
a superior vessel: will he ready 10 re
cei,e a cargo in a few days ana TAX
freight tor Europe or the West iau'e'
Oh reasonable terms.
Apply asabore.
March 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-07
For New Orleans,

EES The ship ro;oasc, Charles
ESSEM Bradford, master, will sal
A&&A on the 2oih ss the ensuing
MONTH weather permitting.
Far freight or psNs,c. having eSceiIs'
accommodations, apply to
Jsau Jaansy and c.
ma, q cot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-07

Public Sale.
On Friday next 9TH inst. will b. sold a.
the Auction Store corner Of Prince aud
Water streets:
Super6ne and second brcadcioths
Cas,merss, flansls
Kerseys
Stockinetts
Bo,aoazetts
Irish hneps
Jeans
Nmities
Cambrics and leno maslins
Ginghams
Platillas
Cotton Shirtings
MsdtapoliEs
Silk, cotton and woollen hosiery
Gloves
sportesnAns' penkuives
ALSO,
Queens ware in crates; cups, saa.
GERS and dishes
Segars in boxes
Copperas
Goldfish in boyes.
Furniture, &c Sc.
p. q. MARsrELEER.
March 4.