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MIILEDGEvILLE, (Geo.) August -.
The insurgents of East Florida, or patri-
DTS as they arc called, have adopted Con-
>utution pretty much like that of this state,
aud elected members to the Legislature,
which we understand is to meet some time
this month. John Houston M'Intosh, Esq.
has been chosen Director of the Provi-cc.
Journal
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Y virtue of a deed Of trust, dated the
y July, 1912, * recorded in KIM * D, No. - -
ty court, from Churchill Andersor, Esq, fo The sun
scanrrs' WI DC sold a. D"nhk (Kng & Qnecn
eighteen or twenty valuable SL4VES. eons;sti,, oI
men, boys women and clildren--a i,qrt ~ ttsr,
will lie sold fr,rcady ~ oney, and the res, or sorr
o'en'. CCeo'tcrs OF the said Churchill, Anderson
ere reqoes'cn 70 eNP 'bit their claus ANY debt due
from the sad Churchill Anderson will he received in
credit. i''P~'Y 'O'N un q
RIO V. SENPLE, -
FRANCS HUCNNER, ( Trustees.
August o. ,s-
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dept consultation. II they sueseel, veosla1nat
giving up tbs town Of Augustine to sack ant ,i,la
1t they do MOI eaptulatc, Is expected.
" The orders that Col. Smith has received would
warrant Lin it, withdrawing the u. States troops
from the province, but II would be desperate poll
eH-25o negroes bear arms, sc. sc. What would
be the situation oi the patriots and those planters
living nearSt Msry's. ifCoi Sn.th withdrswsf
1t would be worse than an iulisn war Additional
troops are ordered to ST Mays by Gov Mitchell.
| and il a. reioreemeut Of 500 Spanish ;roops from
the Hayannah does ariye, no talked olive shall
have some severe lighting"
Fort Maiden is no, t,ken-lsoy Hut Il seems.
has determined To wait Tor rei;forcem en,s--gCO
roops from Oio, 100 militia from Kentucky & 400
regulars fran the West marching "a jo't, him
The final blow will not be struck TOR or 8 ve,ks q
ven uan armistiee does not suspend it--(en Dear
horn " said to have .etached 500 Regulars from
G'eenbush for the " est. MAY not their destination
be Forts Erie or Newark, to produce direysion Sc
prevent the British from reniureiag Naldrni Mall
den is at the W. end oi Lake Erie, asd Erie is on tho
r. end--ahout 500 miles apart. Newark is on the
w. end of AXE Ortario.
NO " ashington papers ON Wednesday might've
vat with great anxiety To hear OF the resolution
which the President las taken as to the British Goods
and rs % the Armistice.
The British prints now complain of our
g freriaitation" as if the same prints had
not ridicuied us for wears fer our pusillapi-
nifty and torpor. We waited until ever,
bear, Of hope was eXtingtisbed was MiS.l
precipitation Mr.. Foster tcld US on the yers
eve Of the war what we Md to expect til
the y. in Z. were not to expire until Bri,is
goods were admitted intot5 ca, inent a q
that they would merely please to discharge
our seamen as we could prove them, not
that they would cease to i1thresc them Was
1t not then time for us TO act -
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gentleman in Savannah gives in letter 10 III,
friend N this city, undrr d'te ct August 10th, YER,
Encouraging description Of the state Of the Reyointi.
onary Party IN r.. Florida" The p1triots (eavs he,
appear to I1nguish, and daily isaIectons arise tl,
nave no iesderin whomt they rcpose confdenoe tnci,
attempts TO establish ,yernmert and ade,,arttn.nt
OF finance have heretofore failed, and they have bee
reduced To tue greatest state of want and deprya,i
on, many og them :cayihg camp naked Gen. McIn.
tosh has leit. them in disgust aud returned hong
The5 arc noS siriylngto lorna goyerpmsbt So :.
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August %.

- CiA NCERY--ln Buckingham County Court
Angubt-tSi2- 'S
Anthony Garrett vs. John Hamblcton and 4 m.
stead Garrett "'''' - vi
II appearing to tie satisfaction Of The Court. ,l,,t
tue SAID John Haribleo, not an inIab;tAf rs Ain,
state, On motod ordered. that the said join anp.sr
ut our Court Hoise ON the "a Monday in November
neN. 10 enter hsaPearanee to this suit aud CIV SCI
curI'y for performing tho decree fine CON-, ~
u lIriher ordered that this order be inserted
forthwith for months successfully in some trvs-
paper printed in the City Of Richmond AID an,tl =
copy p"s'rd ~ the front door of our Court u use
II Copy IeSfe,
RoLFE EtDatDGE, Jr. DC.
Angus 25. o,
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4 M Hundred Gags primeGroen Cof, r. t,bt,
sale by TOT
Avg. 2s, ~,
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TURNER, Jr. Esq. and made solemn oath,
hat the aforewritten statement, by him
subscribed, is true in all its parts.
Before me,
HAYWARD PIERCE,
Justice of the Peace.
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TO - ssrup al o,ees6ush. There are between -
and so in the company, high spirited and resolute
young men, who Will not fail to honor the profess
ion OF arms.
1t seems to be great point with certain people to
set down the war IN which we are embarked Tor the
defence OF uelae.tionabe rights, as an offensive
.sar. We have always supposed the must from,
Its nature be very ogensive to Eng,ishmen, In-
dams, aud Tories; bnt as TO Americans, it is RICH,
marvellous they can see in it any thing Offensive.
-scrcurv.
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SIR--The President is DESTROYS Of avail
Ing the public ofyour services, in concern
Of much HeiicacY and Of high Importance to
the United States. Circumstances with
Which you are in some degree acquainted,
but which will be fully explained by the en-
closed papers, have made it necessary to-
revoke the powers heretofore committed to
general Matthews, and to commit them TO
you. The president is persuaded that you
" i'll not hesitate to undertake truss so i'm
portant TO the nation aud peculiarly to the
state OF Georgia, lie is the more confident
IN this Belief, from the Consideration that
these 5ew duties may be discharged with
ont interfering, as he presumes, with chose
VI the station which YOU now hold.
BY the act of the fifteenth Of January, one
Thousand eight hundred and eleven, you
will observe that il was not contemplated 20
take possession Of East Florida, or OF any
part thereof, unless It should be surrender
ed to the United States aniCably by the go
vernon or other local authority of the pro-
vince, or against an attempt 10 take pos
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Broad Rock, Arg Is Wv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15
IMPORTANT LETTER.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9, 1872

SIR,
have this day received in(erna-
ton of,he discovery in New York. OF
very extensive scene u forgery ct Brit
fish Licences. From the intelligence
communicated to the n.sgissTacy OF thi'
city, by the New YORK police, there Is
every reason te believe that many OF the
foreeries have been disposed OF II Boil
t;rnore. or to the southwark Of / at Guy.
7, NAV be Of importance to Tic CONNECT
cial interest, that this information be
communicated as early as possible, ard
therefore have taken the iibe'y oi &C
dressing this letter to gon' as cam
conveniently see tie Mayor, in who's
hand. have placed the papers rscsiv. q
from New York The Forscries are IN
the name of Lcrd Sidmonth
lam, sir, respectfully yours,
JOS. REED.
Recorder of the City OF Philadelphia
Edward Johnson, Esq. Mayor Of
Nc City Of Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15
Copy Of lrtter from Com. Decatur to
the Secretary Of fhe Navy. {
u. S Ship United States, at
Sen Oct 40 lCl0

! Sea, Oct. 80. 1912.
| The Hon. PAUL HAMILTON,
SIR have the honor to inform you,
| that on the 25th inst being mat 90 ".
long. 90, SO w. we fell in with, and after
"a action of an hour and half, captured
his B NJ S.. Macedonian, commanded
| by capt. John Garden, and mounting 4e
carriage guns Qhe odd gun shifiing.)
! She is frigatc of the largest class, two
years old, 4 months cut of dock, and re-
puted one OF the bes, sailers in the Bril-
tish service. The enemy being to wind
ward had the advantage of engaging US
1T his own distance, whicb was SO great,
hat or the first half hour we did not
use our csrrcnadcs, and ct no momea.
was he within the sle,e effect OF our
musQuetry or grape--to this circum-
stance aud heavy swell, which was at
the time, ! ascribe tho unusual length
Of the action.
The enthusiasm Of every officer, sea-
nan and marine on board this ship. on
discovering the encmy-theit steady
conduct in battle, and precision Of their
FIRE, could not be suppressed Where all
met my fullest expectations, it would be
unjust in me 10 discriminate. Permit
Nc, however TO recommend to your par
t;cu!ar notice, my first lieutenant, VIM.
Il Alien He has served with me up
wards of FIVE years, and to his unremit-
I'd exer,ions in tlisciplining the crew,
is to be imputed the obvious SUPERIOR
ty of our gunnery exhibited in the re-
sult Of this contest
Subioined is a list Of killed s. wound
ed OH both sides. Our lass compared
with that of the enemy will appear email.
Amongst our wounded, you will observe
the name OF lieut. Funk, who died few
hours after the ac;ion--hc was an officer
Of great galla..ry and promise, and the
service has sustained a severe loss in his
death.
The Macedonian LOST hsr mizen-mast,
fore and naln-top-!nas's and maIn-vard,
and was much cut up il her huh. The
damage sustained bv this ship was not
such as 10 render Der return into port
necessary, and had pnt deemed IL I'M
poytant that we should sec our prizc in,
should have continued our cruiZe.
With the highest consideration and
respect, am, s;., yoar obeAi:a: humble
servant.
(sisneI) STEPHEN DECATUR
Lit Of killed ard z7,nadrd on board tie |
Jnitef Sf1.es.
Thomas Brown. New York, seaman
Henry Shrnhcrd, Philadelphia, seamsn;
William Furry. Boston, a boy; Nj. |
chael O'DanAcll, New York, private
marine; j0l'n Rohcrts, do. do Allied
*John Mercer Funk, Philadelphia,
lieutenant; John Archibald. n. York !
carpenters Grew Christian Clark, do
seaman: George Christopher, 90. oral-
aorr seaman; Georgc Msbag. Go, do
William JtU'es. 90. DO; John Laton, |
DO private narinc-E' eundcd.
On board the Macedonian there were
thirty SIX killed, ana six!y-eight wound |
ed Among the rorme" were the boat
sHa;n, one masters mate and tie school !
master; and Of the latter were tue first |
and third ,iautcnants, one masters mate |
and two indshipmen.
Stree sead.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15

Ertract Of letter .fro's a gsntlemgn at
Eufdloe, to Ills ffend in fhis eify, d.
b, ted .N0V. %, 1874.
"Ihis morning between 2 and three
e'cleck, about so soldiers and 100
sesmen, crnsacl: over from Back Rock,
stormed the eneny's batteries, spiked
The guns, and took between so aud 40
prisoners. TIE other troops were drawn
up and embarked at the Nary Yard. and
assembled the river to the Rock, in full
expectation OF crossing 10 the Canadian
shore, without the less Of single man,
wnen. from some reason, q dag was sent
over by gen. STytli, E. the troops ordered
to disc nbatk s. return to their encamp-
ment trust the General can satisfy tho
public 10" his cpaduct.as,.nany. o'untcars
from this rart Of tbs slate, had marched
i, great distance through bad reads, or
account IF his address to them, in order
to cross the. river without any consti-
tutlonal objections. They are still flock
ing in from every quarter, but whether
any thing will be done, it IL impossible,
COR RE to say. Many have determined
20 stay and assist III the conquest Of Ca
NADIA, and others have become lakewarm
and dissatisfied. Judging from appear
anccs, think it would have been gio-
rious day to the American arms. and
have retrieved our honor, had the at
tempt been made: bat those in higher
military standing know best"
n. b. The letter from which the a.
bovc is extrcctcd, bears the Buffaloe
post mark of the 32th Of November ;
OF course nothing more had been at
tempted at that dete.
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Sicily Freeman,
Sarah Grigsby.
~ * StF
December IS

- A Meeting of the sub
scribers to the stock for establishing a
STEAM BOAT TO run between tho
City Of Washington and Potomac creek,
rear Fredericksburg, will be held at
Triple,t's Tavern, in Alexandria, at ?
o'clock. on Saturday, the Sd of January,
1918, at which the subscribers are re-
ouested 20 attend, either in person Or by
proxy.
December IS dt2dJa
Joseph Vaudeville.
esrxer Of Kmg and Fcirjur Streets
Has FOR Sale,
l45 Chest ia aid - Chests new
GuppowIer, Imperial, Tyson. Young
RI, ,on, Hyson Skin and Souchong
25,oc0 %. Coffee
IS iInds. Nu,cavado Sugars
100 barrels dc.
5000 ID. loaf and lump Sugars
10 ,arrels New England Rum
Is puncheons West india co.
l2O bar~cis ~ hisket
A. p,pes French Brandy
20 Hogshead. retailing Molassss
80 Dag, PEPPER ar Plnsnto
600 10. SPani,a lndiGo
1000 ID ch0ice Nader
500 ID. refined SALT Pc,re
Is ca5k, Gun powder
Which with his usual general as
sortment of tks best Wines Liquors
and Groceries, ne will dispose OF on
Reasonable terms.
Aug. 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15
ALARM OF WAR.

Sunday evening. between 10 and
IL o'clock, an irregular cannonadins
being heard from a distance. an a
larm was given. and measures taken
to receive any visitors who might
think proper to ester our waters.
The nen were immediately at their
posts in the different garrisous. and
in less than An hour every furnace
was filed with hot balls. The call,
however proved 10 he unnecessary,
and served only to prove the alert
ness and preparation Of the troops
end defences of this rapital--tbe fire
having proceeded. from capt. Deca-
tni's troop Of flying artillery at New
ark. On account of The capture Of tie
Macedonian by his brother.
Columbian.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15

ON the eleventh day Of March last
fire broke out IL the printing ofhce O.
the mission house ct Sarcinpcre, ID the
East Indies, which destroyed two thou-
sand reams of paper. and !onnts OF types
ia fourteen Of the Asia,ic languages, be
sides the English, amounting to up
wards OF Ef,r thousand d"hars: Ne
progress Of printing The sacred scrip
tmes into these languages, ior the be-
n.G; of hose wretchcI natives, who are
inyoIred IL the grnssest s'?er5ttions'
xiii be necessaT.!s checkcs u''!ii this
ncssy loss is l., soae mcs-hrc replaced
To aid in dis christie, duty, SUD-
scription is COMMENCED iii tsi' town.
and in ordgr to give the 'nha'',-h's ;,
whose praise is in all the Churches
IN opportunity oftesr'iying their aecuS-
.omed liberality, in a cause so worthy
,f their tenderest sympathies. they are
respectfully informed, that they will be
waited on by the clergy with su5scrip.
ton paper. AS it may be Impossible
for them to ball On all individually, those
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, December Is.
;. TO SHEW
- TO SHEw
The VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
ERRATA.

In the hurry of TRANSFERRING captain
A''iSon's statement of his capture by the
gcivatcer Nonsuch, two errors appear
TO have been committed, which we are
requested to correct. lst. the schooner
Eleanor Ann was said to have cleared
out from Alexandria, instead of Norfolk,
RE place from which she did sail. Cd
Capt. Allison did not put out his boat 10
60 along side the Nonsuch, till ordered
to do so. These corrections we are re-
ques,ed to make, as the privateersmer
viii be wiling to catch at any thing
however trivial to inyalidats Capt. As
statement.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

HOUSE OF REPRESENl \ " Is.
lRc4orlrd jar he ,Ilrr4@o''sa Gazette !
Mox3AY, D=cember IA
Nr.Qu",,s presented The pcti,inn of
Jsry;.. - Starry, DISTRICT OF n ine
nr,,;n. co-apcosainn for revolutionary
services. He:cr,cd to the committee ct
clajas,
A. L~uis presented the petition Oh
,,a y resident, Dnyc,ofs and SlHcAnoid-
ersoftur g. * q Washington, pra:ing
,,a,.- .a4n;a,ian - C~phai Referred
s., me committee on the Distinct OF Co
.ua.5'H.
The Spe~kcr presented the petition OF
r.,,,.t EIeril, : ,1tun;cer 81 the battle
~ 9;.es.n.r, pruying con:2en>@''an
Tor NE lass of MS n'o?sr,y. Htterred
:, fAe committee 81 clil"s
On motion of AZ Baasa;t the report
ost.e committee If aaCas etf1'rs on the
.ns;ec. Of giving metal, *. TO CAPT.
Hun ard his crew, VS. fe-co .Nh"teu 10
,he coY.n,i,tee who reported It.
1,he House sock up EIrcnaSi3erauonth the
: the order of d,,y--,Ac report Of me com
r,;,.ca o. the whole house, disag:eeins
to the report Of the committee Of ways
.nd means, on The subject of the mer-
cuer's' bonds.
nv Bacon enoycito postpone the fur
the. consideration OF the subject t'ii
Wcdnesda: ne=t.
N: E;bb objected to The motion
THE cotton was reiected-Ayes 49,
Noes 81,
Mr. Quincy delivered his sentiments
in opposition to entrusting the cause OF
the Merchants to the decision OF the Be-
cretary OF the Treasury.
MIR. Newton advocated the reference
TO the Secretary of the Treasury
Mr.. Brigham followed m opposition,
VIZ. Widgery on the same side
When he finished tbs House adjourned
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NETWORK, Dec. y.

Extract Of a hner from canandaigua,
dated December 1.
eve arc informed by gentleman
volunteer, who joined the army to as.
sist in the invasion Of Canada, that bo-
dy Of sailors and others, in number a.
bout 800, went into Canada, took two
small batteries, spiked The cannon, and
took about 80 prisoners The whole
army have been two or three times in
battle array, and ready to cross the Mia
CARA, and as often ordered 10 return to
camp"
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From the Lakes. we learn, t,ls

From the Lakes, we learn. that
tho Ship MADISON, lately built at
Sacket's Harbor, was launched Oil
the ssth uit. without accident amid
the aceiamations of hundreds. She
is beautiful corvette. built ship Of
the following dimensions :-iIs feet
keel. SO IL feet beam. fl 1.2 feet
hold $50 tons, and will mount Ii
thirsy-two Pcundcrs, carronades.-
She was built throughout in the
space Of forty-fve days d! We trust
that, when fitted and manned. she
will not disgrace her name or flag.
Nat. Intel.
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Cohy # ic!ttr .trom Com. Podgrrs 10
the Secretary Of the Navy.
At SEA-, long. 80, lat 80.

me oftEc'a'y y INC .'"og'
At Sea, long. 80, lat 80.
Nov. i, 1912.
SIM wrote you on the 18th nit. by
the British Packet Swaliaw, intorming
you Of having captured that vessel with
between al hundred and fifty aud two
hundred thousand dollars on board and
nov write YOU by British South Sea
ship, loaded with oil, captured yesterday,
ore Of two ships under convoy OF The
frisate Galatea.
The above ship is msnned from the
CONGRESS, and it is now blowing so
fresh, that | cannot learn from captain
Smith her name, having separated from
hin yesterday ia chase of the Gslates
whilst he was manning the prize, and
owing to excessive bad weather, last
night, wss unable to join him TO-DAY
GOT within six or seven miles OF the
GaIatca by sunset, but the extreme
darkness of the night enabled her to
escape.
With the greatest respect &c.
JNo RODGERS.
The Hon. PAUL HAMILToN,
Secretary Of the Nary.
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Vermont coming rOuNd.

4 Letter from Windsor, dated The 9Th
instant, slys, = We have TIC ,G05t Pleas
jry a1suv,9cyS, taat the federal ticket
for a.rnDers OF Congress will PrcvsIi ~
thu, s,,.te. IN ten ,ow2s heard rom, the
net federal Sain IS 81
BOet0n Gazette.
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FOR SALE,
Three Grey Horses,

Two Of them years old, and one g.
strong, gentle md well broken, either
for carriage or saddIc. EnquEe at the
Office of the Alexandria Gazette, or at
Mr.. Crawford's Hotel, Georgetown.
December 9 co.,
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Died, in Somerset co,in'y, Nd on the
I'd instant, the Honorable VIM. Polk,
Chief Judge Of the Alb Judicial District
Died, yesterday morning, alter In
pcrins illness, which she bore with nouch
patience anu grea, tortitode, Mrs. MA
nY ANN LrLEs, daughter Of the late
Benjamin Davies of this town. Her
friends and acqnaint:nces arc respect
fully requested 10 attend hertuneral this
afternoon at = o'clock.
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MERCHANTS BOMBS.

The Senate pave passed their bill, 70
to 3. for exonereting all those who ship
ped before the declaration OF war Was
known in England.
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coMMUxIcAqzD.
MERCHANTS BONDS.

presumed, would have produced a de-
cisive result, on the question being tax,
EN- upon the report Of the committee
| 9at the experience OF Friday has proved
that the legislative mind is involved
| even in mere doubt than it was at the
institution Of the investigation.
Its not surprising that this should be
the case, when we consider the novelty
of the subject, and its deep interest, as
we'll as its muititudinous ramiications,
which cannot BE- traced but b. the most
ssiduous application Of the mind in
search OF rue facts.
That it is inexpedent to lesislate
upon the subject, s that the petitions,
"wiih the accompanying documents be
referred to the Secretary of the Trea-
'sury," was negatiyed, yeas 49, nays
So.
pers,,s NJ ,cc,r.,. conclusion 80,
i. draw, from, ,h;s o.,
/ the House Of Representatives b., it
AN do no harm to speculate upon it.
Ihe hays, We will presume, are in
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n0'} might os' "nc'her IN giving up
'''e WHOLE or taking the whole into the
puohc chest, or any part OF It.
As It was close vote and thin house,
It mist be considered The less decisive:
nd inevitably les'es the mind in great
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" AN I'D - Ill.
FESHREE or four sou, able NEGRO
4 MEN, 10 work Oh farm IN the
vicinity ol Alexandra, during the en-.
sulns year. inquire Of
BAIL Williams.
Wbs has for sale, few bushel. Of
bERRlES. of the genuine Virginia
Thorn for raising Qoicks.
December Is ~
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2 & AS received and for sale. few Ba.
Z K conHams.put up with hickory asbe,
Tor family use; eXceilsn. Lard, by re.
tail or kes; good Butter. bv retail
fresh sIftea Meal; New York Pippins,
by the barrel OF retail.
Also, Teas, Sugars, Liquors, Cheese,
Potatoes, Onions, Salt, &c. SC SC.
James Nj. Stewart.
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LAND FOX SA. F.

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EEILL be sold at Public Sale, on
W Monday, the 22J inst. a small
TRACT OF LAND. containing alb us
50 acres. more or les.-about 3 miles
from Alexandria adjoining the lands Of
Mr.. Patton and John Corn There are
on the promises good Dwelling House,
a fine Apple and Peach Orchard well
overwhelmingly the property of HI.
chard Freeman, deceased. The psr-
chaser shall have good right given BY
the widow and Sarah G'igsby. Tho
terms will be made known on the day Of
sale by
Gill;