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More French Uch-cddfions.

The ship Charlotte, Cooke, arrived at this
por, on Wednesday last, from Cadi2, having
fallen in on her passage with French squad
ron, commanded by Fcrriticr, who put on
board the Charlotte IS Americans, belonging
to different vessels, which they had captured,
and either burnt or sunk Among those un-
fortunate men, were Capt. Gray, Of brig Pi
zarro, Of New-York; Capt. Kelly, OF ship
Mercury, Of dp. Capt. Curtis, of brig Ad.
venture, oi-Bos,on, snd Capt. Waite, Of ship
Srpcrio-, Portiand-.all which vessels had
becn most wantonly destroyed by those
French frecbotcrs Prov. Phea
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The Republican Members Of the Legisla-
ture OF Maryland have UNANIMOUSLY agreed
TO support JAMES MADISON for Presi-
dent, end ELBRlDGE GERRY for Vice
President of the United States, q, the ensu-
ing election.
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Il lesson f6r kdnd-Mbbers.

The New-York Gazette, of the 22d ult. sacs, that
Commodore Rodgers, in address To his crew, toM
them the time had arrived ~hen the country req@red
sheir services. II, said he, there any of you un
willing to risk your lives with me, say so. and you
sha be paid off and discharged. Every man ltz-
za'd, and said, they would sdnd or fall with the Com
s,oilore 90
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II Rei.a5Geaa COnpen:i9a, s9;!! Be holden in
Ibis foam, on Wednesday ners, Juty 8. 7hOse
fowns s.hich are nor retresensed in hr Gene
raj .fssembiy ty Republicans, are requested 10
choose members 20 attend the same, as 6asiness
@imtorlanee sciU come before hsm.
Negtorf, July l, 1912.
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IL appears that Com. RoDcEns with the
squadron under his command had gone in
pursuit OF a Jamaica fleet of 100 sail of mer-
chant vessels, bound to England. under con-
voy OF the ITALIA, So, a ship of %, and the
Reindeer Of l3. Several of the merchant
ships carried 90 guns each and 40 men. The
frih ate had about 20 sick on board. II might
be necessary to pursue as far az the Banks
10 overtakc .hem--Eost. Pat.
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Capt. Wilkinson, com mDander Of the Ma.
rines on board the British friga,c Bclvidcrc,
was taken prisoner going from Norfolk to
Hampton in pilot boat in order to go on
board the frigate Capt. Wilkinson was in
disguise, and had Declaration Of War in
his pocket. HIS was lodged in the Navy.
Yard at that place for safe keeping.-B. Sun.
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DIED--n this town Thursday evening last,
Mrs. ELizABErH WIcHTnAY, consort Of Captain
Valentine Wishtman. in the 73d year Of her age.
On his passage from Havana 70 Philadelphia, on
the 9th ut Mr.. VIM Y. DRuNMoSp, of Tins town,
in tl.e 18th year Of his age
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ROAT FOUND.

PICKED up adri, about the 10Th inst ships yawr.
Said Boat was found about miles outh of Beaver
tail Lighthouse. The owner may have her again,
proving property ahJ paying charges. Apply TO
Ephram Clifford, Portsmouth,, (R. l.
July 3, 1912
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Great must be those nluries in opposition
60 which even WAR itself, is welcomed a.
blessing. WAR, long expected, long demand
cd by an indignant nation, comes now, glor-
ously, in place of BASE, AFFECT, INFAMOUS
SUBMIsIoN. We rejoice in the THE DECREE;
and to the immortal names of those iildstri.us
souls, who, despising the danger, have stood
yIRMLY FOR THEIR COUNTRY AND ITS LIB
ERTIEs, we the homage OF eternai
THANKsoIvING. With the worthless OF former
times, among names Of unfading honor, ages
will record their virtues, and their memories
never to be forgotten.
o ilustrious men ! that part is performed
which secures to you, forever, that fame a,one
desirable to greatness, the fame of having
magnanimously pointed the way to National
honor, happiness and prosperity. We despair
not-Nay we doubt not, that the Republic will
be found emulating the noble spirit of It's
leaders, claiming at every peril that freedom
of which We have been despoied, and which
SLAVES alone should yield without death.
(.4m. Meycury.)
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John Bsllingham, the murderer Of Lord
Percevsl, was executed in London, May ! s.
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NOW LANDING.

NOW LANDING,
find for sale as Store No. 2, Perry's .VharE
rs hhds prime Muscovsdo SUGARS ALSO,
S bales Cotton, S hhds. w. l. Runs
100 bbs. Wilmington FLOUR, S casks Beeswax,
200 bbs. Turpen,ine 20 casks spirits Turptntine;
5000 VT Carolina Hams 10 bbls varnsh;
100 bbls. Tari So do. Rosin Appl, to
July .. 7YURSToN s. .N.EW.HaN
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10 LET.

House No. IL, Washington street. For
further particulars, inquire at tile Office of the r.
Republican. July I.
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7U LEl.

III LEi.
THAT pleasantly situated House and Garden. No.
q, Prospect"hill, in good repair, and with every
necessary convenience. For terms apply TO
July 2, 1872 EDWAbD TAYER.
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State OF Rhode Island and Providence

State OF Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations.
In General Asse,a6ty, June Session, In. 1912.
AN ACT
TO alter the time Of holding the Decem.
Der term of the Court of Common
Pleas and General Sessions of the
Peace for the County of Providence.
aaa tas,sa IN s .,y,.1 y The cs.srat s.at s::ss
ted. That the term Of the Court Of Common Pleas
and General Sessions Of the Peace, which by law in
10 be holden annually at Providence, within and for
SAID country, on The third Monday OF December,
shall be holden hereafter said Providence for sale,
county, on the frs, MONDAY in December annually.
Sec 2 .7nd be IL further enacted That all business
now standing continued from the Court Of Common
Pleas and General Sessions Of the Peace, holden for
said county OF Providence the fourth Monday ef
May last shall and may he proceeded in and finish-
ed by the Court to be holden according to this act.
Sec. 3. End be further enacted, That all writs.
returns, recVgnizanses, executions, summonses,and
other processes and proceedings, which return
able 10 said Court the next December term tbsrc~
Of shall be re,urnable and shall b. returned to the
December term thereof, to be holden according to
this act.
Sec. f. .4-d Je IL further enacted, That the secre.
tary cause this act TO be forthwith Published in all the
newspapers pTlntu w tflis otatC, Nbc tSrIU VI
three weeks, and that the same be Also again pub
shed for three weeks in tho month Of October next,
in the Providence Gazette "A frne Cepy:
Wifness, SAMUEL EDDY, Sec',y.
State of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations.
In General Assem6iy, June Session, a. D. 1912.
SOLVED,
THAT the term Of the Supreme Judicial Court,
which by law is 10 be holden at Newport ON
the fourth Monday of August next, be holden At said
Newport the Thursday next succeeding the fourtll
Monday in August next and that all writs, execu
tions, and other process, which by law are returns
bic to said Court, be holden the said fourth
Monday Of August be retuinable 20 said Court to be
holden on the said Thursday next succeeding TIE
fourth Monday in August next.
Ordered, That the Resolution be published in az
the newspapers printed in the town OF Newport.
three weeks bfore the said Thursday next succeed.
ing the fourth Monday in August next. a frne Cet,
Viiaes, sAMUEL EDDY. Sce'g
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II hoor, faint-hearted wretch 4!

John hUin, native of Salem, (Azass.J has
been rarred and .feafhered by the crew Of the
frigate Essex, and sc; on shore in N. York.
Irvine was the only man who could be found
in our gallant little squadron, who was base
enough to desert his coun,ry's flag in the
hour of danger, although the respective COM
manders had mustered their crews and offer
ed to discharge any who were not willing to
fight for their country.
The Printing Office Of the baltimore Fed-
erai Republican, was last week broken up and
destroyed by the exaspcrsted populaee o! that
city, in consequence Of some ueasonsblc or
seditous publication ia that paper
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NOTICE.

THE Newpsrf .fssoeiatioI ef Mechanics and .hana-
facsures are requested Z, meet at the State House.
IN the first MONDAY, Jury, at halfpast o'clk.
p. n. it being the Quarterly Meeting Of the Society.
Per Order. JogEPH cozzsNs, S,ey.
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SiSal Nue. to go Bags o. Aioney :;
Enemies Of the Country,to the contrary notwith.
standing.
FOR SAILS or 4 pairs Of excellent Guns, frr
shipping, viz 6.pounders 9-poundcrs, and l2-pcuu.~
ders some of ,hem have carriages, and some ay q
short, for quarter-decks, all OF the best quality.
ANY person who means to assist his country in this
mos, necessary Of all wars independence and free
trade,) will do we'll to apply quick. well for tho
benefit OF his purse, for the service Of his coun-
try. Further Information may be obtained ON app,.-
cation at this office. July 2.
NEW LINE OF STAGES.
THE subscribers intend running line OF Stages from
Boston to Bristol, H. T. and from Bristol to Boston.
To commence OF Monday June 29th inst three times
nesday's and Fridays at 8 o'clock, A NJ runing oy-
er Biue-hll and Taunton Turnpike, and arrives at
Taunton at o'clock (Dncs at the Ho,cl) leaves
Taunton, at9 and passes through Dghtoh. Somerset.
Swansey, Warren, and arrives at Bristol ut 6 o'clk
,. NJ same -Refmnsns--Lcaves Bristol mt s
O'Clock, A. NJ on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, arrives ut Taunton at O'Clock, p NJ (dinel
leaves Taunton at and arrives at Boston nj oclk
the same evenings.
1s11s nliY4s ,15sA, DsAs., Boston.
JKsSE SMITH,
WILLIAM DEAN, Bristol.
Gf Stage Books are kept at ISAAC TaAsNh.
Broomhelds Lane, Boston, and BoupNE's Taysp
Brstol Taunt,h, Jplr23. 1912 CJ2I
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whilst one remained to scalp him, the others
rushed into the house, and with savage fury
commenced scene OF still greater barbari,y.
They snatched Mrs. ManIey's child only
days old, from her, scalped il and threw il in
the FIRE place, yelling horribly. An indiscrim-
inatc butchery of the children now took place
before their mothers---fye children were
murdered and scalped-they then shot aud
scalped Mrs. Manley, and committed unheard
of crueties on her body. They then went of,
carrying Mrs. Crawley with them. About 4
hours afterwards the neighbors got news of
the murder, and found Mrs. MAnlcy still alive
and sensible. One of the children WAS Sc
creted, and escaped the slaughter. An armed
force was within few miles, and will no
doupt revenge the horrid affair.
-ooooSc oooo-
'Skeietonoffhe Causes efthr JYar noyv declared.
/. The conduc. OF Britain with regard to
+" the Co!oniaf Trade"
2. Paper Bockades and Orders in Coun-
Gill;
8. Impressment of Seamen."
A. " Violation of our harbors."
S. +" Supposed Indictment of the Savages."
6. /" Henry's Mission.
If the conduct of Britain has not afforded
sufficient cause of war on all and each of the
above points and il there are any who are
disaffected to the war, il would become their
frankness to enumerEse such pretensions and
rights as they would be ready aud wiling, for
sne sake of peace, to have our Government
Ienounce. Ii is to be remarked that the
ground which our government have taken
with regard to +" the Colonial Trade" is pre-
cisely that which the Merchants requested
them to take in 1905 and wnich was ably
maintained at I.sndon, 80 la, il can b.
maintained by diplomacy, by our last Ambas-
sador to the Court Of Great Britain.
Boston Yankee.
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oiSal Nuie. to go Bags o. Ain.ey :;
Enemies Of the Country,to the contrary notwith.
standing.
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NOTICE..

-T~HE subscriber returns ms gFa'e'1'
acknowledgements 70 the i'di~S ana g.,
tcmcn of Alexandria and Ks ''c'ni'! ~ >;
their liberal encouragement SAGE .'l' ~"
dence here. As very particular ho'l1'ss :.
quires his presence to The no:'I", n'o'n,l,
Obliged to require settlement oi ;1 S,'.'
with his customers AS early as poa''','., =
He has . few very handsome a'uo% ;';,r
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, c''>',''
of Bed, Bcas,ead, T ,o:es, Chars A : ~a :,
Can,l ii ks. Stand, Decanfer',. n no,,o
Glass, vita an extra size;i ci>cst OF p:1 ,'n,
Of superior qua 'ty, ard Kitchen i f""
al, Of which ne will sci! very low l',G ~
al % =" " - R. GRAY.
Faifr'''T'"'
Fe5ruaru H. rD~
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THIS is to gaUe Notice,

Thatthe subscribers, of Alexaadria county,
in the district of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
ters of administration on the personal estate OF
EPHRAIM M LIS, late OF the county
aforesaid, decd. Ill persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby wsm-
ed to exhibi. the same, with the vouchers
t..ereof, to the subscribers, on or before the
2sth day OF July next, or they may by law
he excluded from al benefit Of said es
tate aad those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 2Sth day OF ia
nuary, is!s
Rebecca Mills, Adm'x.
l,ho's Locke, Admir-.
of Ephraim Mills.
January % CooW
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G. Remoual.
IOSEPH SPEAR,
Respectfully inforass his friends and the fH0-
Hc,

RESPECTFULLY inforars his friends and the ra0-
kc,
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy-
a,.st,ret 10 the one lately occupied by VII.
B. Adamson, near the Coffee House where
he carries on the CABINET BUSINESS
in all lis alious branchss--hs also makes
andrepairs all kinds of Musical instruments,
such a. Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Vloiins'
Guitars, &c. and will also furnish Mahosshy
Collins for grown persons for fifteen dollars
He hopes the quality of his materials the
soundness Of his work and the strict atten.
ton he intends paying to his business Will
ensure him encouragement from generous
nnhl;c All the above branches Of business
will be executed at the shortest nouce.
Nyo,,.n,hsr % DIST law
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TOO DOLLARS REWARD.
January is

RAN AWAY on the Soth Juns last. from
The estate of Daniel M'Carty, deceased, IN
t5o county of Westmorelan and state OF
VIRGINIA, Negro Man named JERKf, a.
bout thirty.fyc years of age, dark com pieS-
inn. about six feet high, a Dad countenance,
and = re markabIe scar acioss BIS nose, anu
,oatser on hi. head, little above his lore
head: he had on homespun twllled yarn
and cotton round jacket and 2antaloons.-
Thera IS no doubt but he will change his
clothes; it is therefore thought unnecessary
IN describe them more PARTICULARLY. rs
cxnected that he has procured pass, or
forged certificate of his freedom, as he went
from apeighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whom ne
might very readily obtain copy OF their
mass. or certificate of freedom. ltis conf
dentlv expected that he Will endeavor to get
RI SOME OF the northern or eastern states.
He was seen a short time since in the town
of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars will be gwen,
IS taken in The county, and if out ofthe state
and secured in am jail, so that get him a.
cain. the above reward and all reasonable
Charge paid, if brought home.
Richd. Stuart.
N q All mastcrs Of vessels and othel
,,.-sn,s. ar. i,e,eay iorewarned from harbor-
ms ~ e.,a,,.yins- TIC above described Negro
Man, at their peril, or under the severest pen
alties OF the law. n. q
September Is 60
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ORIGINAI,
OKlJINN al
FAMILY MEDICINES
Prepared with the creates, care 3 ,,'.

Prepared with the greaeSt care B. ,n..
ny MICHAEL LEE, & Co.
Lees FORM Dsstro ing L9zeyr,,
This medicine is superior 10 af,y e;o,
fefsd 10 the pubic, being inn, cent and =. VT
certain and effcacious in its Operations '''
Lees EArir,
A certain remsty for colds, couoh.
asthmas and particularly the vbos%,
cough SO destructive to children rs
Lcs's Essence ef hu8tard.
So we'll known for The cure Of Rbeur,
tism, gouF, palsy. spralns, etc.
Lers Grad kcstorltiue
Proved by long experience to be un,ma
led IN the cure Of nervous disorders, ro,
sumptioas, lo~ncss OF spirits, inward weak
ness, etc.
LEES mt hGyaa PiNe,
For the prevention aud cure Of bilious al
n4li sDant ioycrs
Lse'& Sore ign Ointment FIR tie Ech
Which is Narrated an aniaIiiJle rtmrd,
at one application
Lees Mfaiible .fgne q Fever Drqts,
For the cure OF aoues, r,mlttent and IN.
tcrmittent tevefs
Lee's Genuine Persia Lotcn
Celebrated for the cure OF ringSogms, A!.
terS, etc
LEES Genuine Eye Water,
An effe otuaI remedy for ali diseases in lie
eyes.
Which give immediate relief.
Lfe's Iooth-.fche DrQhs,
Lee's earn Plaster,
Lees DamuSk Lip 5afUe,
Lees Restorative Powder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees .dnodync Flair,
For the cure Of every Kind OF headache.
Tie b,dien vegetoble Specific,
For the cure Of Vcnercal complaints
Sold wholesale and retail, by The propHs'
tor, No. -, pi,t~Street, Baltimore,
X. GRAY, beokse Ter, hi1g-street and
AZ. KINGSTON, Falrfax-Street, Alex'n'
dria
To country merchants and Others WHO
purchase TO. sell again, liberal Discount WI
be given by the proprietors.
To detect counterielts, observe each a''
Gle has, on the outside WI pper, the sl5'a
tlre of MICHAEL Leo @fo W.
NJ. 8. At TIE places CT sale may be Fa
(rratisl pamphlets containing recent anu A
traordina,y cases Of cures whose ieNo"P'
vents their being herewith Inserted
June 90
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FOR SALE,

TIE tollo4Oing BUILDING LOTS IN the
to7vn Of .dlerandria -
1.-TWO Lots, each % feet inches, front
ing on Union street, bstween Prln e
an; Duke. streets. extending towards Water
street Il so feet in depth, next adjoining 30
seph Dsan's house.
Two Lots, each % feet inches ON Wa
ter-street, between Prince and Dake-streets'
extending $50 feet deep towards Union
stseet adjoining Joseph Deans.
The above four Lots are IN the most thirty
ing part of tue town, and afford excellent
sands for BUSINESS. apply to
George GllPln.
dlcrand, ia, or
Joshua & Thomas Gllpin,
PHILADELPHIA.
January Is cow lawl7w
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A Copy-Test' .t,r,
Alexander Moore, KEo5S''"'
THIS is 10 gsue N0f'eS,

THIS Is 10 g'Ue N0''S g., coun.
ty in the "f district Of coumbs have lave e e'a
ed ,ts em ,ns onsrs on 1's the es N
Lam cAssn. la,e Of the county ,,n ''1 assins:
deceased All persons b wing e'a arncd to eS'
the said decedcHt, are here.9y tbcrc0i 70
the s' subsoriseys on or before , ,hs o. S
August next, or they r'"y BY "a" and t'o.'
ed from All benefit to said estate wake jm.
indebted in thereto are required 70 " oa
mediate payment. Gave" u"''
this 9th Of Feb. 1912. =, ;hhy.
John Richa ,r s,,.,.
Executors Of IFlLLlAS cow
February 6
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falL NeaS0w O0t Seed.

I HAVE about 100 Bushels of the Seed
of the Fall Meadow Dat for Sale at dollars
per bushei for small quantities or dollars
and half for any quantity exceeding 10
Bushels. have found this the Earliest and
the Latest Grass in its growth, of any have
had experience Of, and considerit particular
ly valuable for Mich Cows and Sheep; Tor
the latter it will afford good pasture all the
winter, if permitted TO grow uninterrupted in
the Fall Months.
w. II. Foote.
February II. 2aW4W-
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e3tt~ tOo\ "a A'> = 800. =.
Corner of king ~ Fatrfar streefs,
HAS FOR SALE,
,ss bales spinning Cotton, choice quali's
80 haas. and 25 boxes Sugars
S hhds. loaf and lump ditto
SIS hhds, Molasses
90 Gags Coffee
10 tierces fresh first quality Klcc
Is bags Pepper aud Pimento
q casks s. hoxes Goshen Cheese
40 barrels Newburyport Rum
% hoxes French Olive Oil, OF best qua
lity, each IL bottles :,
8 pipes old London Particular Madeira
five to seven years old
40 cases old Medoc Clarct, imported Ia
1907 w..
Port, Lisboa, Sherry, s Malaga wines
GunnowAer. Tyson, Young Hyson, and
Hyson-skin Teas, of the latest anu pest I'M
portations. p.;.;n.
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Ralsins
80 boxes fresh Chocolate, no. 5.
60 barrels Whiskey =.
100 boxes lst and I'd quality Spanish u
gars -,
Copniae and Bordeaux Brandies
West India and Northern Rum
Holland and country Gin.
With his usual general assortment OF Gro
eeries on reasonable terms, ter cash, produce
or the usual credits to punctual Zen.
Ga He will purchase new Herrings ana
Shad. Apfii "a.
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Orphans Court,
February II.

Alexandra County, Jan. Term, 1919.
ORDERED, That the administrators OF E
pHRA1M Mills, deed, do insert the following
advertisement three times In each week tor
six weeks, in the Alexandria newspapers.
A copy fest,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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TO RENT.
immediate hoseess;on . !,

Anu immediate Possession ei,,.
Two convenient Two Story ls.m"H
ments, pleasartly situated on F;t t,;,
tween Franklin and Gibboa sec1,s. 'S, B.,
of wiiicnsis attached l.rse and o,o ~eat
Garden. They viii be let on ' p.s.
terms. Apply TO N'a;.ss
January Il. ~, :"
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Orphans Court

February H.
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MNEMoN1KA,
OR
Chronological Tables.
= ME- russ Y1IIy6BLE PUBLIC.ATION,

sOQTOIlOlOSSlIdi oOlSos
n VIEWS Y.1LU.ABLE PUBLICATION,
rs JUST RECEIVED,
Evh;b;tinr in a methodical manner the most |
remarkable. occurrences, from the creation
of the world to the present period. Con-
pretending brief accounts OF inventions &
Discoveries in every department OF Sci
ence biographical and historical sketches
post-ofGces of the United States; dlscoye-
ries of countries; foundations OF empires,
Sc &c. To which are added several yalu-
able Tables.
ALSO,
A SKETCH OF THE
Military System Of france,
Comprising some observations on the Cha
racter and Designs of the French Govern
ment to which is added, an inquiry into
the probable duration of French Power
.4rnati terrain erercent, semherque recentes,
Convcctare iuvat hredas ct uivere rcfto..
VIRclL.
FOR SALE BY
James Kennedy, sen.
February II. cow.
HAY In BUNDLES,
For Sale at my Store ON Wo5f Street Wharf:
Plaster of Paris, ground at my
Mill, where il may be received from Wag.
gonners and the Ground Plaster deliyeredin
very short time.
Cash given for Wheat, Rye, Indi.n Corn,
and Buck Wheat.
VIM. Hartshorne.
2tlmo. February 10th saw3t
N P, A few Lots on Cuke Street, whsFe
C.. L. hewitt has a Brick Yard, may be had
on ground rent.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-24

February Term l0n -.
ORDERED, That the Executors y e,lor
LIAM CARNE. deceased, do lnsert wv vces
inc advertisement three times III co. oeas.
for four weeks in the Alexandra
DaDers,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-24

For Sale, at Bush Hill,
a VARIETY of APPLE TREES, Q.
N the finest grahe& ftait, topped at Q
feet, and Of the proper size for planting out
Orcharts-at Is each when picksd--9d
when taken By. the row.
Richard M. Scott.
February 81.