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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-17
JAMES BACON,

JAMES BACON,
.fthis gRocERY STORE, on Kls1ss street, has IL
addtioa to lis. former, stock, odasa
& frelf, Supply Of Genuine AEticlesin
she Grocery. Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
lie ,gozv eetrs for SAFE, on his usual lo7y terms
Mu(coyado Sugars, of9arious qua
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Imperial, TINS,
Hyson, particularly select
Young Hyson, ed for
s5ass.sE and s'''''' use
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of a superior quality
Madeira,i
Rusellos,
Sherry, +
Lisbon, M :" Il -
TeneriEe, 4
Malasa, and
Genuine cid Port
Cognac and Boufdeaux Brandy,
Old jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, st. !Croix, 81. Vncests, and New
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country w hisky,
:Molassss, Wine, and Cidsr Vinegar,
aStcughton's Ritters,
Mace, nutmcgs, cloves, eassia, pinente
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dipt and
-spermaceti candles, refined sait-petre, tiotant
indigo, alum, cepperas, madden, >btimne,sto
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
giish and scounary made gsnpowder, segars,
and smoaking tobacco, very best chewing to-
bacco.
Hamilton and Leiper's snuff, Hunters pipes
in boxes
London mustard, warranted OF a superior
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
demi iohu's, &c. sc. with generally every ar
ticle IN his line-tEle whole of which have beer
selected with care, and will be disposed of on
thesvefy lowest terms.
July 8. g. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-17
Coach-Maklng.
RE A AND I A Y l. Q +,
january 90.

- LATE OF NEw-YoRK,
Resfsecgfzlly inform thsfr Friends and the Pxt-
sfc,
g1HAT they have commenced the above
i business at the shop formerly occupied
by w. T. Peck, in Royai-street, near Gads-
by's hotel, where they propose carrying 49, It on
in all,its various branches, on the most rea-
sonable terms, for cash They aatter. them
selves the experience they have acquired, IN
the principal cities in the United States, will
secure them public patronage, which Will be
thankfully received ard punctualiy attended
to- IebruaIY ~ 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-17
lust Received and for Sale,

BIZ The Subscribers,
"A choice cargo Of MAHOGANY,
( From the Bay of Honduras, Of different
lengths and sizes, which they will sell by the
log or lasger qqautlty
HEey.lsa0e az}o. for OF. Sale,
Sugar in hogsheads
London PARTICULAR Madeira Wine,
Catalonia ditto. by the quarter cask
Virginia Rum, of excellent quality
s Nfolassss by the; hogshead
Liverpool Slowed Salt
And Haywood.
Nathaniel ,SVattles g CO.
!. Januaryss6. Jaw
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-FEt aHiSIltIUIiCSS'
ass William Mann, <
{ Armstead Long, s.
Charles>F. Mercer, J 6
Richmond, March 6. .zaWls
T O B E S OIL d.
richmond, March s.
FOR. ready Money,

- E - -. =
To. the highest bidder, at public auctions at
DAWSON'S TAVERN, IN the county OF
Loudoun and town Of LEEsBURG, on
E,sdaesday, the 9th Of May next II TAR
isnot, the. next fair day; by virtue OF a de-
cree OF the, court of the United States, Tor
the fifth circuit, in the Virginia distnct'
pronounced at May term last, In a suit de-
pending In said, court, between the execu-
tors Of Daniel 1aFtfired, deceased, who was
surviving partner of Mildred and kooerfs,
p,aintfffs-aad Samuel Roitgh and ;otaefs.tse-
fendaatS--
900 acres Of Land, near Leesburg,
on the waters of Tuscarora, in the county OF
I,oudoun-three acres of Meadow near Lees
burg, and a House and Lot In Leesburg /; or
so much thereof as viii be sufficient to raise
certain. snrsls of money interest and oostssln
said decree mentiened
William Mann,
sArmstead Long, 1s
Charles F. Mercer,J $
Richn,end, March 6. 2aWts
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For Sale or Rent,

N HYsL.dND, sIOBdcCO W.4RE-HOU,
1Nt SES, and other buildings at Boyd's-
Hole; at present in the occupancy Of Mr..
John w. Tilnberlake. Possession may be had
the first of April. For further particulars APP
ply to Mr.. lillian r. Grymes, near the place,
Mr.. UslAam W,edderburn, of Alexandra, or
the subscriber.
w. Fitzhugh.
February 81. 2awE
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For a.endn hfoneu,

:.
TO the highest bidder, at Public Auction az
DANSON'ss9sAVERN, IN the town OF
IEESRURGs in the county OF LoudoI, On
syVfDNESDA Y, the 6th day. OF May next
fair, if not, the FIRST fair day. by virtue
of d decree of the court ofthe United States
for the 5sf, circuit in the Virgins district
S. pronounced in November term 1906, IN
Suit depending between the executors OF
). Daniel sIidred, deceased, VITO was sulYl-
Wing partner Of Mildred and Roberts, PLAIN
titfsss-.-and sszsttsg ts'lloa forge and
others, defendants
Ia acres of Land, lying In the
coucty of Loudon, onthe Kitockton Run, be-
ing part ola tract called Scotland tract
A FRA tract containing SO acres, with Merchant
Mill thereon, also a part Of the before r "a.
toned trsct-.Aiso lo8 acres OF Land, like
wise part ef,Scotland Tract, or SO much
thereof as will be sufficient to raise certain
sums Of money, interest ard costs IN SAID de-
cree mentioned.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-17
Robert Gray,

BOOKSELLER, King -street, .dlera''a'za
Has just reo.ived from Nesu- York,
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March.6.
a. -
FRESH SEEDS.

NICHOLAS .HIaGszo4;
Respectfully inferns the public, that he lat,
removed from King stressto his Old Stand,
in Fairfax: street,
.Whsrehe hath far s2lr,
RED and white Glover, Just receiy.
ed, Timothy seed, Orchard Grass, Lucer,--
and will receive by first arrival tro.a Leaa,c,
a quantity of Rufnet and Rye Grass.
..41so. m hard, a general assortment Of XII,
chen Garden and Flower seeds and reefs, Me.
dicina! and Bird seeds, Pot Herbs, &c qus,..
1ity Of large Lonbardy Poplars, ycuDg Lo.
Gust and Peach trees, large CstaI!.s, and
variety Of lowering trees and shrubs. Also,
all kinds OF Garden Utcnsls-best I.cndcn
made Pruning Kniyes, Flower Pots, Chimney
Ornaments and Root Glasses, with gers,al
assortment Of China, Glass and Queen swage,
fresh Teas, and good assortment Of Greece.
res
Marehs. &5t,eo w,lswt2lMaY
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-17
Patent Elastic SuspendeIs,

Patent Elastic Suspendeis,
To be had, Wholesale and retail CT the IA
tentee, next door below MIR. Alcxandef
MsKenzio's, lower end Of Prinee-street, 4
lexandria.
THEY .furpass any yet extant, tor
ease, elegance, &c. Masters OF vessels and
other gentIcnon going to t'c West-indles'
Spanish Main, sc. may be furnished with an
assortment, and a great allowance 70 those
who purchase by the quantity.
n. B. The buttons on the back parts OF the
waistband ought to Replaced tie same distance
from each other, as the t~o center buttons on
the Suspendsrs, to prevent improper STRAIN
ing, and thereby destroying the case designed
in tho construction of the article.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-21
FRENCH GRAND ARMY
SEVsN7r7HyRD Eur Isryy

LINING, MAY S;h, Iso-E
"e fethAp q mba Dacor has rad his ,i,. 80.
G,,,.. w., i4e 'iaS oecn the brarer of vxtyA,,,d:
b;s 80 =" inc Emperor on The pat,\ of
n'S matter and has received in re,nr, ,ha ''
trait OF the Emperor, euriel,aa n.;,t;.. ."s pn-
r'e proceeds tor Periia dire 6 h.. is
oeraole Patronage in his own count,,.
man Oh iPirit and fagacity. II basbe.,,' ..o
va. mere ihaii be henceforward = numsro,,",'
Ea''"n OF Pertains at Paris and cf Frsnst,
Terheran N VI rfetchmen at
Emperor has returned TO Elb;ng. ,,Jbss
.';,t: rom Is to 10000 cavalry. cap,cr.J
m. ~ Ne ".'sheorhood of thar city and in the
IIn,i,, r' country which much re fem lies
I1onaho' The grand duke of perr co,,,,r,,,;
ed at this man9uvre. AT No 49, .1'i''''ha.
emperor ieen the cavalry in better con,if;o o '
o., Journal OF the iege of Dsntzic vii, new
.n. .ney nave taken fheltet in the ed 49,
30 'cv nres at that place are ex,;,or;n. -
dho VIII give details Of the fine o,.r,,;o -.
was uireesed by gen. Drouet. and exscm,sah,,
s e Anne the CHIEF of battalion. Aru,nd IS
.r.: teconc hight infantry, and c.,tain Az
.b; operation has put in our power am iI,and
redomh.. 40 ueiended ny 1000 Rufians, and FIVE
,eHouots mounted with artillery. and n.h;sn
1eeohe very important for the fec. 1'h.
NuIpan oody-guaids have been furnTiCsd. Ioc
.e h'ughtered with the bayonet wiibon. ~
mmS e'the 10 defend themfrIves; and 600 ,ysr..
MADE pr'ioners. This expedition, wliCb 49,
p wss IN the night between the 6; and 7tb.
WIS undertaken principally by the ps,;Ga,'
uoopS' who have covered themfeives wt y, ~"
ry. WIN eio q
Inc ieHfon is very mild, the roads are eyosr-
,en', ,Ihe buds are appearing on the trees, her
tPe ""' ueSu'' 10 cover the face of the country.
OUT Ii VIII be month longer before the al
~ are ~, a6!e to procure fubinence from il.
ne emperor has eaablifhed at Msedeburc
ohGsr me orders of Martial Brupe, corps ef
oo'efvat'on which will be competed of ne,rl,,
so 600 men, one half of them French and o..
r pt; Dutch and Confedsrates of tb,
NnSe the Dutch troops amount to 90 GOO.
! ne Frepeh divilions of MoIitor and BouJst,
wn.Sh make alio part of the corps of obcr'
va''on, will arrive at Magdeburg on the ,S'h of
nay: we are therefore prepared to receive
, me Eagih expedition at whatever point it NAV
p'eis"t 'tleit. 1t is true they may dehark i
bark. ~ "o'e 10 Ie-eHi-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-21

Ea~ IsS sasagsd in defending hi, coun,ry'.
honor, ought to be viewed and treated as all indous
and hypoeriseal foe, as erpent ready to fling the
uneauteus paHerger asa wolfe in nieeps elothing,
ready to dsvonr his uhiufpeesipg ne;ghhor.
We know no' by what lights the minds of ueh ro-
liticans are illuminated, nor Wiling TO max.
fuch dir.a charges Of malisnaney aud eaun,uy.-
But at time like this is at salt polite
mend general fpirt of union.
Yes! at this moment then, when every American
citizen icems, and is willing ioi, his foctCne AID
his ttr.ngth in repel,irg the common Toe this writer
IN the Argu, wifhes div lion and excite amino
fifty; to rekHdle former barred ar! difcssd. Unjer
fueh crcumRaneos, it is painful to have occaiion to
notice fuch remarks. IL is with regre, tina, we have
read them, and find ourelves bound IN diary 10 COM
n,ent on them. We haI expected that the editors Of
ne" papers in general, would, for while At leaf
nave uttered their party diPutes and projects. be
fuipended and that their iole obiea would be an
endeavor TO promote the union and harmony of Re-
Puaiicans and fedsralifss in common cau(e. IT,
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Salca at auetiui.,
$50

o~WEDNESDA1c, 1t 29B i7E qo;H ka6.;..,. /.
J0ld on tie PremjeJ, 70, Chsa
TWO NEW BRICK TENFMENTc
N the main-l'reet, on shoclo. Hill adio;nns 10
- tenement at Prefent occupied by MIR. Ioft,,i,
Carter They are well calculated for Groceri,s s,'d
are coniidered to be as good Gand for bunefs as
in that part ofthe City, 80 any
An indifpuable title will be given.
TAYLOR & BROWN, I4u7;on,.,..
July 81. .dr
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Last Chenirg'G gail.
s,=s
From bs Nc7O.1rork Peopis's Friend.


BY the politenefs Of a gentleman, lately arrived
from London, which place he left on the morning Of
the 9th of May, we have been favoured with tn.
following important intelligence. The fouree from,
which It's derived entities it TO the hgbea credit
Official intelligence was received in London on the
evening OF the Goth May, that FORTE had been
made from Dan;zie by the combined RuHiaa and
Prutilan armies, while 5000 men from KoniplburO
had eIetled landing OH the HaaH, which led 10 .
bloody aud long eonteGed eotAici, which, by the
Freneh bulletin, is iaid to have eoa the Allies
10000 men-the whole 600 from Koniefburg were
either killed or taken prfoners The lois on the de
ofthe French isnot mentioned. The names Of fe
veral OF the officers were given and the allies de-
nanded iuiPtnon OF hoitiliiies for days 20 bury
the dead part of which was only granted. IN,
FAME account with the exception of or 5000 feys,
killed, wasaio received iron, Denmark
The next arrival from England will probably bring
us the Of eial details Of this event.
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July21.
mr. MARKEr GA6bEM.


! order to do Juice to the Pronr;etor NJ ,Ls
1 HAY MARKET GARDEN, 5ud 10 e,rr,r/
an error that is in circulation of his having in,rrr
"ith the Exhibitors Of Work, intended for ri;
day evening lait in the Circus, ard cauf.d pog,,o,
ment, which Produceda disappointment, To The corr
pahJ then attended, ard thar he was en.d -
concerned In the Fire Wory-I can iay tg c,r,.;L
~, that the report is without foundation TO INV ~ o.
kno"Iedge, written ayteeri,ent was nado be,u .s,,
the Proprietor and lie Fire Workers. for the r, IS
the Circus, Tor one night only, and as the lf,1,;c-
The Garden and Preparations of Ice Creams CoCse,
Punch, &c were made at The experce of II, pro,r;'
etor, which cou'd not be preieryed ft for ifs lorgs
than one night, it would have been.eurious icdsed
~ him TO have wifhed ponFonen sH The ilp-
IMITATION OF the Garden, the national late and az
play OF Rockets Preiened to the ,ifitors Oh The even
rig OF the 9TH inn were not intended IS Fire .Wo,L
as has ALTO been reported-the bill Of iha, isy A.
very explicit, and was faithfully conn lied with by
70 far as the lights were permitted to burn ~ Tome
unfaly young men, who frequently blew them OUT.
JAMES DENNTT,
July 81. 10
AGING as voluntary afiinant IN tbe evenings nan
toned, can voaeh for the trsth of the above aa,s-
ment.
JNO LOWRY.
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R9sivsd nran;sr..j y, Thatin = governrstn, nj. g
ours, where no ar6S la diftnaions esa, the murder
0. zee citizen ought excite the ferrous and es G
ai recruitment ofthe government.
"9o'Vfa' r"-riyy.Ey, 1ha, any farther at,en,p. to
ngnclate with III si,hieis and cor mp, n, of
L"ain, pTevinUs her making the MOI Ga,i.fa sorv
c"nee'ic'sGr hSr late outrage would be dero,s,ory
10 our nai"nal homer and indep> ndence.
Hy~'Sf!, "Harno./y, That this meeting has full &
entire confidence in the Executive and other coni.in
ttn authorizes OF the United States and that we are
ready aud willing 'o rapport them, in any meafures
'.y may think proper ro adopt, IN this prefept aw-
iu criis. ard to that end do now pledge our lives,
our fortunes and our facred honor.
F60iVS, snnrisvcrgy, That this meeting are great
~ peaied at the unanimity which prevail, among u
very aeicriptcn OF citizens in our towns and they
ghly approve tho feelings and fentin.nts e1preed a,
Norfolk Richmond, Peteriburg, Sc. and whila their
eHPoed iituaticn may fubcca them to greater and
more immediate esamties than the inhabitants remo-
we'd from the water, they coniider tina, their conduct
'n 'at account merits and demands from their fel-
'w eiuseiis IN the interior, every aid and comfort
copfS.
h9'.Ves, H'animOyly, That Richard L Lee, mayor
Vi the borough of Norfolk, receive the applaufe of
TINS meeting, for the firm, manly and digniied fte in
"heh he has anfwersd the letter of Commodore Dou-
glas.
R:/0ofd' u"animoyEy, Tina, landing committee
De appointed to eorrefpond with the committees Of
Nerio!k Richmond, Petersburg 8, other places, &
committee was appointed of tie following gentle
men to wit: Jofeph Eggleaon. James Rober,fon, ir
u, %nh Lane, lhomas Randolph, VIM. Meriwether
fh,lemon Hoicombe and VIM. Powell
H2'lse3' n1ani~onEy, That the Chairman receive
e tsanks OF this meeting for the able impartial and
a'gnined manner in which he has discharged the du-
tics of his office.
o'st'e0, That the chairman tranfimit copy of the
foregoing reioutons to the Preiident of the United
o'ate and one TO the chairman of the committee of
81 dependence III each of the towns of Richmond,
,orio'k and Petersburg, and that he caule them to
(Sgned)
WIN. B. GILES, Chairman.
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NFW.YOpT I,1,.,.

Captain Mather, Of the ihip G5olus, lief, at
China Britiih man Of war OF ca guns and 10
Britih Eait.iSdia Compay's ibipe. Some of
the ieamen on board one Of thtfe vefIels had,
either BY accident or Cgu killed Chinefe,
aud the government OF China had demanded an
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EaslRinan tote delivered up to SSiies a -,
atonemeat WHICH was refufe,, The, ,t,ys;n-
meht immediately took nea;ures for ,soht !
'nc the cargoes from going on h,,a,d. n w..
,"y,ee'ed, ho"ever. tia.-tir;s -uny,is ANN r,,y
crliice required. '''e 'dr
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FOR SAL r.

y" Saturday t6f fyf day e -gggf nASt 4oiNb be 6lya.
mr.. JOB" Andrrf'"'s TaVe,n, in tie ,o7vr Of Nc,v
Cantor, totbs5ig55e bid5;r, far really n,9rly,
= a LIKELY Negro Woman named PART. sce3
about thirty years; made over to MS in ,rul wv
r,enry Lynch to ieeure tAe payment of dsbr du.
f1oDion and ot. John. RoBT. MOsEIEY,i r.
=. ISHAM ,SCRUGGS.
New Canton, July 81. ,Jr
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~ vi the outrage lately committed up on
the American frgdte Cheiapcake Of SO guns by
the BTtiih Ship Leopard Of so guns: the citizens
OF Amelia convened their Court Houfe, on Sa-
turday the 18th July, 1907, for the purpole of ex-
Prehhg to their government, and TO the world the
injury and nut which they feel mas been offered
to their natiOpsi character. Vim b. Giles Efu
was unanimoufly requeted 10 take the chair, and
James HObertion. y. was appointed Secretary
ORDERED that the Proclamation. of the Prelident of
the United States be read, together with the pro-
eeednigs of our fellow citizens Of Richmond which
was accordingly done in eloquent aud animated
ftrain by the chairman A committee was then
appointed of the following gentlemen, 10 Wit To-
feph Eggichon, John Lane, Edmund I1arriion.
Janles T. Coekc, 5A.:.u-, cnrd Bathurft Randolph,
Richard T.. Nie,re, ohs WY VIM. Meriwether,
hon'as kansoiPh, Win. Finney, Philemon Hol-
combe and JOihua Chailu, who were regurfs-d to
df@lt and report iueh reioutions calculated
TO e1preis the ienle Of the meeting upon chs i'm
p"ftsnt oceaiion. The committee .etired for a
fhort lime, and then made the following reports
30 numerous have been the acts OF Britdh inGoience
for ione years plt towards the citizens and the 90
vernmtnt Of the United States, that the vnormitY of
aeh individual acl has been obfeured BY the number,
or stroety of thoie which have preceded it. The
laws OF nations, the iaered rights OF private property
OF liberty, and OF lie, have iurnied the fubjeets
oil Great Britain, no motive to refrain their lawlefs
depred@tions. They have plundered our merchants,
they have amped under foot neutral rights they
have imprcGsd, e.Aaved and murdered a number of
the native eit,zeus Of the United States. For all Of
thoie atrocities, ad 81 retaliation has been reforted
co. Mini0er after mniier has been ient to that
court, from which all thoie injuries have fprung, yet
no redrels is obtained.
No individual lubjea Of England has ever yet been
Puni'aed for violation of our rights 1ruaug to
peftidy and ailiels p,oniiles OF frendbip, have
at length rendered the fuhjes Of Great Britain into
Ierant by our forhearance they, by recent attack
upon the Frigats Chesapeake, have afliled Us with
all the eaamiiies Of war, out any previous deela-
raon, and this has been done under foch eireaman-
ees rs TO leave doubt that the attack was made &c
not b. ,he exPreb direelio1,) not contrary to the
"iihes Of the Brtiih government
Wbf,ea9oa, RclslveE, gaIaimog8y, That the meet
ing eonider the a,task the fga,e Chelapcske, a.
The committeeman Of d var on the United States,
by tive Briiiii goVcrnment, and eitcred into with
very e"eamla'.ce Of psrhdy aid agg .vsuon which
caeo a;eS 90 exeis feelings, and unite US IN re-
!snimsHt aga,na shs, nat.ov,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY, FOR SALEg

VALUABLE PROPERTY, FOR SAFE
BY virtue Of deed of trul, executed 70 us he o6.
Davis, for the purpoie of fecuring the pavmenr
oi certain fun, of money, therein mentioned. and
in'ereit, due to John and Edward Cunniuebsu,
and the coils OF carrying faid trsl into eieg w.
viii, on Iueiday, / lth AuguR, between the hour,
Of eleven and one o'clock, proceed to fell a. the
Eagle. Tavern, in the city of Richmond, to the
highfh bidder, for ready money, the following
property; being the reiidue unfold under our for,
mer advertisement, and which was polpnned bv
content OF parties, viz:
Mol q LOT OF GROUND. lying on tbo
n main-nreet, near the Court IIouf.. f,id
TO contain 60 feet in 'front.' and running backward o
me crois Greet, $50 feet with three ory Dwelling
H'uie thereon, and he neeeflary out houfes all j
good repair. so III
No. 2. A LOT or GROUND, at Roete,,,.
containing about one acre, with fone houGes ,beren
This Lot may be divided and improved to grea, al.
vantage.
No. >. The uneZpired term Of 25 years Of a Leaf.
on LOT OF GROUND, with ieveral teren,enI!
thereon lying on the main Greet near Samuel Foo,,
hone honfs, containing % feet in front and rucY;n
To the back lreet. 4 more particular delcription rs
the property, will he given at the time of fale
JOHN G.. SMITH,
GEORGE FISHER. I'Y!ef5'
July 81. .,c
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COMMUNICATION.

The Citizens Of Hanover, who were not in
the volunteer Companies, commanded by cap.
ta'ns White, Thornton, Goodwin and Davis {;
aud Lieutenants A,kiufon, Price, Gregory,
Priddy; and Euiens Undertake, A. Thorn.
ton, Charles Thomrfon Jr. and Tyler, will no
doubt, as testimonial Of their thanks for he
zeal, frmne(s and anxiety manfeaed by the
= re,pecli9e companies, give them entertain
rent on their return; 10 which the patriotic
young gentlemen who encountered 70 many
difficulties. fuch great fatigue, and incurred con-
h!e.ahe expence. in eQnipping themielvcs for
the march and ia rs;uralhs home, will reject
fully be invited.
1t may with truth and propriety be fad, that
more Intelligent, and finer parcel of men,
were never bs fore collected together, and a
greater anxiety manfe!tei univerGaly in men
TO maintain aud aiiert their national dignity, at
the hazard of every thing, mott dear and ia
cred; out OF one hundred and forty. four men,
1.-THE quota furniihed by the 74th Regiment, J
there were rot more than two, but who mani
fehed great iorrow on being discharged fuch
was the indignation OF iome, that their anxiety
10 MAINTAIN the honour and Independence Of
cur national flag, degenerated almoll into phren-
ZY, whiting To continue on to Hampton, the
place or Destination, notwithstanding their dit.
handnent. i be zeal of the commanding off.
GERS were not inferior to that of their men. In
Juit'ce to the Gentlemen Volunteers of Hanover,
u may be laid, that there were never men, who
conducted therpirlvcs with more propriety and
conformity to orders, adhering rgidly to the
o'ir'Ps'He OF the camp without Jingle nurmur,
men too, to whom the tranition from the citi-
zen to the folder was great and fudden.
ASOLDIER.