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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-21
PHILIP DU-VAL.

Pr2inid Land 1Ece. Berenaber nc, 1918
Z ~ pursnane" of an Act Of assem " II, ssed IN.
r'' OF fehrusrv. 1871 entitled IN .2ct TO a.
mend the Seveyai k17os concerning Eschen,r H.,
hereby make 1t known that the two folowinr tract,
ct land, lying in the county of Brooke have escbeat
ed to the Cornmonwea,th, SIS appears by the ce,t.f
Office. dated / 5h Of March last viz One tro, 20
puted to contain 60 acres. of which Thomas Nc.
B''nnm rs said 10 have died s-'zed-the O her REM
te' to contain 81 81 ceres, Of which John Reed ia
said to have d seized ~ -
CHdS. BLhGPOYE. Reg'r.
December 81. uGw
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Sales at. ductioh.

VIE Subscriber Unfolding TO decline hi, cre..nt
q b''siuess. Will. nutler the ;superintendsn.. Of
W e's,,' Lynch u Otis. proceed 10 sell, To-Murr,w.
the - inst. at hisrretsnt resdehce, all hi.
Househoid e RitcAsn Eu,ni,ure,
nj nee ofa family, viz
mahogany std Windsor. Chsirs. "a,
Dto Tables. Dining and tea do.
$ Beds srd Furniture
Rates, dishes aud table Furniture &c:
An excellent Cow and Calf raised IN town.
Lsew,se, sln'iry articles in the Black Sn,.,b .n3
Misunderstanding the part of his s,oe;v
""i,h has not been disposed of--h'so. second.
ncss. 100 NV" "s''
ms-sixty DAYS credit on all sum above so dol.
.n s, = Ut so'.1ble notes with approved endorser,
WI he required, the Chariot only executed. which
bond. CR,pI u,r ~ ~ .ppr1seu
3 The Sale to commence at 10 O'clock A. M.
December 81
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.Nofce n SurUcuors.

oBERT GREENHow. Esq. of the city IF
Richmon'. is appointed agent 10 rere;ye IS
Surveyors 10 who" it msy be more convenient to
OF William & Mary. L. is reonested If s..rn.ope
.nat they he pointed in rendering accounts and act
Ting annually in the month or D. cernber
Wa. COLEMAN, Pprssr of
Williamsburg, Dec. 81. s
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Dumfries, Dec. 10, 1919.
Go MMuNTcATIoN

n..,,rs CoMHUNIcATIoN.
nepsrteo ms hie on the lith of November, 1918
Ststes' regiment 90" O"''e"
ms young gentleman, who had not attained ii,
18th year, fell on the field Of Kesler near Wits
burg ~ Upper Canais, 10 the hard fought action Of
-, He was the youngest son IF the late Col Mo,e,
nunter OF ''~rkley, and grsndson of Gen. Adam
stephens, deed. Born 10 en- a,nple fortune the No
ne arior OF Youthful patriotism alone, impelied him
,o..oW the stsnd'rd OF his country in the present
,s,eresung conflict lie left his naive state on fine
Io'h OF September last, reached SacketPs n rlo,,
or on o's pun ~ october and in few dsys sterwal.
'e" s'onoV'y 10 Che ser,iee of his country lie va,
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FOR Sill =. =
or Cash, or viii he exchanged for removable nro.

n 4 IT o F l. II .ND.
& llNG ON Peter HoG's creek, q N + brsno, or
Gnyandot river, in the comfy OF Mort,ope,v
Acres. ~ N"e!s~
The great part Of this Tract ia considered 70 he
very 'ert'r' and embraces some yaluab! N. .sIor
"r"nnd ,serowth consists chiefly of Maple E;s.-
ory and Oak. '''N
a more misue description OF the Land il deem.
ea unnecessary as il is pre- umabie thar sny ,,.sn
~sn'n2 to purchase. will first view the same.
The Subscriber will give ss,isf,c. ory tit,e n ,,,s
aooVe Lad on application to him ri the Office of tic
Compiler. u ''''
PHILIP DU-vAL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-21

4 GREEABLY to decree Of the county corr, -
Rmeha, will be sold the premises IN Erifs1
,hs gath INST on credit 10 twelve rp,r,l Ell,
N NJ belonging to James II Townes. dec'd. or.
phan Of James Townes lying ON TIC - W OF
sue ~ Nibbs Creek, containing about ore hpns,eS
n,. BY ne Cemmissioncrs
u5wP
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-21

Marine InSu' arce CONTRARY Of Richmond.
NJ Office is hereby given. t,at Dividend b,.
this day been declared Of Eight per cent. ON so
much OF The CapisoI Stock of this Company as has
been paid in, and will be paid to the Stockholders
or their authorised agents, at this Office on Tuesday
the 9Th day Of January next. -
ny order of the Board Of Directors,
49, A. CAMPBELL.
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Or On Thursday, "The Presidents Message, -
No. 8.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-21
JAMES LEANDER CATHCART.
EDITOR

TO THE EDITOR.
(Bm not 5tysm IN. Of G.
WnsHIECToN, Saturday, Dec. iS.
The Embargo Law has passed both Houses OF
Congress
p" both Houses adjourned last Evening without ia
king oil the injunction of Secrecy"
Cetera Desunt.
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-7' meeting Of the -Hdnaprrs of the BbIe e..
es,D 81 Virginia, on Saturday, October Cd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06
from The Baltimore Pafriot.
THE TONE OF THE TIMES

How often are we reminded of that elias.
tic principle, in the human mnd, which rises
to meet the pressufc Of the occasionp II
was this, which neryed to adequate exertioa
the patriots and heroes, who earned us our
rank in the scale of nations, and our berson-
al privileges When the popular pulse res
ponds to the call Of patriotism. danger is
mere bugbear Of the imagination; for il is
arrested before it can be Contaminated &
the exertion which makes us safe, gratifes
the honest pride Of freemen, while 1t invi-
gorates those powers, which are the glory
and seep[ilysof republicans. The busy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

boats OF the squadron 10 not moles. her il
her passage.
Given under my hand this i7,h of ApriI.
1873 { SiSaed) John K. GLOVER, Sec'rv
Inc o!oop to DC under the direction of air.
HARRISON passenger, for The beneGs OF the
Lady passengers.
(SiSned) J.R.G.
Prisoners captured and released after a
aetenuon OF II hcurs-Michael Taylor, Sal
lor a Mr.. Talbot, his Lady, nurse and four,
children; two Miss Denuys. Kensy Harri-
son, Lewis Biancha, a MIR Flint, William,
promweii, John Meredith, 3 black men, 2
oiaSK women ard child, Passengers.
n. B. The enemy observed thar The M
Jor stationed at North Point was a brave
fellow that he Cred several shot, of which
was Sd Wei aimed that it spashed the wa
Ter over one OF their barges-said thew
Should like to be acquainted with him. Sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

In this case the ignorance os the attor-
ney Can alone be pleaded, but the malice of
the servant whose misconduct had exposed
him to removal il the true cause
We know something of the liberal mind
and temper OF Mr.. Dashkoff, and we rccol
lect that this is not the first occasion on
which he has had the magnanimi!y to sacri-
hce personal feeling on the altar of liber-
ality, and to sink the forms of etiqnette in
respect Tor principles of liberty, even
when liberty was abused. Mr.. Dashkoff is
man ct strong mind and character, and
though he will never swcrve from his duty,
he VIII not become the tool Of faction hos
tile to the government, like other persons.
aurora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

HHoCRiAG.-We are Informed, by the
uriver oil the Eastern stage, that a gentle
man by the name If Chamberlin, of Boston.
passenger iYthe stage, put AN end to his
eHi'tence Yesterday morning, at the stage
mouse III Worthington. He was accompa.
I nied by MS wife, who had young Child
Inc particulars Of this transaction, as they
were toll to us, are these: Early in the
morning he was awakened as the stage
was soon to start for Boston. A burning
candle was left in the room. Mr. Chamber.
III got cut OF bed, took up the candle and
handed 1t to his wife to hold at that in
slant he clapped pistol to his mouth and
discharged it, which terminated his life in.
sIahtiy lie was about 80 years of age.
NO reason could be assigned for this despe-
rate act lie kept Brokers' Office in Bos-
ION lie had been OH a journey to the west
ward' and was on his return home.
~ Phtafeid Rchorfer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

A rnmor has gone abroad, which we no.
tee only that II should not be misunder.
stood. n servant who had been some time
cmploye6 IN the service of M. Dashkog.
Russian minister, had been discharged in
consequence of repeated misbehaviour.
under the express terms of his engagement
10 case ct misconduct This man after ex.
ercising vexatious and under our laws, an
irremediable persecution of the minister.
pursued him to this city, and renewed the
same course OF insult and abuse and he
at length found an attorney who knew so lii.
tie OF law or propriety, as to institute for
nal process at awahd to attempt an arrest
OF M Dashkof sei4ing moment when Mr..
the insult.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

To major general three rooms and a
Kitchen.
z To a orig adler general, the adjutant and
inspector general, principal quarter master
general, x commissary general of ordnance,
each, two rooms and kitchen.
To each adjutant general, inspector gem
eral, quarter master general. and field Off
GER Of a regiment, to the assistant commits
sary general of ordnance, and to each depu-
" quarter master general, and captain
commanding separate post, one room and
kitchen.
To each assistant adjutant general, assis
tant inspector general, Typographical eng
heer, ma Or OF brigade or brigade Inspector,
deputy paymas.er general, captain Of the
line, judge advocate, hospital surgeon, re-
gimental surgeon, and chaplain one room.
For all other commissioned officers-one
room to every two officers and to each
mess OF eight or more officers, an additional
room and kitchen.
To eight non commissioned officers, mu-
sicians, or privstes, one rQnp.
The eldest officer to 10 the choice of
quarters.
2. OF FUEL.
To every officer, OF number of officers,
entitled to a kitchen, one cord Of wood per
month, from the LIST day Of May to the 1st
day Of November of each year and from
the LIST day Of November to the Isl day of
May Of the same year, one cord and half Of
n cord per mobth for each room and kitch-
en- actually occupied agreeably to the pre-
seding regulations.
The allowance of wood for the quarters
Of the sick will be regulated by the COM
Danding officer and surgeon.
No compensation in money to be made.
in.lieu of allowances Of fuel or ofqusrters.
No fuel furnished for the use of garri-
sen, post, camp, OF cantonment, shall be re-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

Erftanafion. We understand that the
arrest OF the Russian Minister, Mr. Dash
kof, took place at TIE instigaton Of a dis
missed coachman of his and that the ma
g'strate who issued the Illegal process and
the oihcer who served it, have both been
taken into custody by the proper authority.
". Y. Com. 61p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

moved therefrom, but by the quarter mas
ter attached thereto; and any ovcrplus Of
fuel beyond what has been used, or may be
necessary for use, at such post, shall revert
to the Uhited States.
Coal may be issued, in proportion to the
cost or wood, in lieu thereof
5. OF FORAGE
Ioall horses in actual service, there shall
be allowed II pounds of hay and IL quarts
OF oats, or in lieu of oats s quarts of corn,
her diem.
Ohcers will be allowed to draw forage in
kmi, when on actual service in the field,
where their duties require them tobe mount
ed, tor the number OF horses they actually
Keep IN service, not exceeding the following
rates
Major Generals, seven;
Brigadicr generals five;
e.olonels of artillery and infantry four;
Lieutenant colonies and majors, three
and
All other officers entitled by law to re-
ceivc money in lieu OF forage, when the same
SNAIL not be drawn in kind two each.
oihcers sthe light artillery, when serv
ing IN the ileld where their duties require
them to be mounted, will be allowed the
same forage as light dragons.
4. OF STRAW.
one truss ct straw, weighing SO pounds,
is allowed tor every two guns.
At the expiration of Is DAYS, each truss
| is to be refreshed with 8 pounds. At the
expiration of 50 days, the whole straw is to
be removed, and fresh bedding of one
truss to be furnished and so on every sue
ceeding period of sixteen and thirty two
days.
me same Quantity of straw is allowed
ior servants, or 5atmen not soldiers, or for
washerwomen in the proportion of one wo-
man to every seventeen men.
Ihe straw is TO be changed for the sick in
hospital as often as may be deemed neces-
sary by the surgeon, or Tin his absence) by
the mate.
acquisitions for .fiel or straw must state
the number and rank of the officers, the
humber or ncn-commissioned officers and
privates, servants, boatmen and washer wo-
men, tor whom 1t may be demanded, and
certihedby the commandment of The regiment,
garrison, or recruiting rendezvous.
NO fuel or straw shall be drawn for Off
GERS, on for soldiers whilst on furloueh NOR
any aiiowapce made to them for the same
OF TRANSPORTATION.
10 each company or detachment of 100
men, shall be allowed one four horse wae-
Son and team or two horse Wagons and
teams, for the conveyance Of baggage and
camp equipage, consisting of one common
tent, one iron Kettle, 'ahd two tin pans, for
every six men.
When officers are ordered on distant COM
mands, the following rates are to govern in
the allowance made to them for the trans
portation OF their baggage at two dUllars per
Non. IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

he most direct post route will determine
the distance, for the amount of transporta-
ton, whether performed by land or wa
ter.
10 every officer ordered OH general courts
martial, temporary commands, or ON other
duties, on the seaboard, or in the Atlantic
states, there will b. allowed, if he so elect,
III iieu OF the transportation of his baggage.
ms stage hire; no delay being admitted on
the road. Receipts from the stage officers.
or certihcates on honor, of the performance
OF the duty, will be required.
farther allowance, is made to officers
ordered on general courts martial, of one
ooiIar and twenty five cents per day, to of
hCcrs VINO are not entitled to forage, and
one dollar per day to such as NAV be emit
tied to forage. The certificates Of the nre-
sident or Judge advocate of the court, of the
number of days an officer sat, will be the
voucher.
6. OF STATIOARY.
10 major general, or other officer COM
mandmg district, so much stationary as
may be necessary for the discharge of his
public duties.
10 every other, general officer 81 quires
Of paper TER annu8l.
o every officer commanding a separate
post or garrison of not less than two nor
more than i've companies, IL q.res he,.
Gnnnn, and one blank book of 8 ouires.
To every officer commanding n separate
post or garrison of not more than ten COZ
panies, Is quires FER annu0i, and one blank
book Of quires
10 colonel or other officer command
ing regiment, for the use of himself and
regimental staff, IS quircs Ter aunum and
blank book of qures.
10 major, six quires Of paper and one
blank book Ter dnnnm
For the use of every Company, whether
in garrison or otherwise, u quires ;hcy an
nun, and blank book of two quires.
For the use of every other commissioned
officer in the army Of the United States. 2
quires TER annu1l.
For the use of every officer and garrison.
a proportion OF other stationary, at the rate
OF fifty quilts, as many waters, and paper
OF INK powder to each six quires.
Brigadier general Cushing. whose official
duties as adjutant general have terminated.
Jeff this city on Tuesday for Boston, at which
place we learn hs is in future to command.
Nat Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06
REGULATIONS

Which shall govern The allowance ofguar-
fers, Gf forage, Of fuel, ofSfrarO for bed
ing, Of Stationary. and ofthe fransihorfa-
non cffhe daEa1lfcf g6fcers, when order
cd on distdg s1epds.
!. OF Q{[ARTERS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06
JOHN MEREDITH,
WILLIAM BROMWF

Cory efthe PaSshor given by order etfhe
.9dBHrai.
Rear Admiral Cockburn, having given up
the American sloop Emeline, to the Lady
passengers and others captured in the JET
ferSon Packet, to convey them to Queen
Town, Chester river, Queen Anne's county
or the Eastern Shore Maryland. am de
sired by the Rear Admiral 10 direct that the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

Br6adier general Cushing. whose official
duties as adjuiant general have terminated.
ieft this city on Tuesday for Boston, at winch
place we learn hs is in future to command.
Nat. Iuf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

Inc keel of a "a was laid in Charlestown
Mass. on the 2Ist inst.
ne governor of Maryland has issued his
proclamation to convene the legislature of
mat state OH Monday tho 17th of May next
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-07
PUBLIC SALE.

I'm the. ID day of August Court
~ ncx', will be exposed to sale in
Leesburg, at Pcers', TsverA, if not
previously disposed of--a tract of Land
containing upwards OF 500 Acres, ne.!
Goshen, in the County of Loudoun.-
his land lies convenicntto the Turn
pike Road to the Alexandra market !;
is as susceptible of improvement, from
Plaster of Paris, as any Land in the
County: has q large portion of wooo
and meadow land, and is we'll watered
Fhe improvements are toierab!y COM
Portable.
From the increasing value of land in
the neighborhood, it is worthy the at
tshtion OF purchasers. 1t may be seen
by applying to Mr.. {. Stewart WIN
lives on the premises Terms o: sale
one third in hand, and the Balance in 6
and IL months, with approved secui~
.ty,
Apply to Geo. N. Rails, or in his
absence to J. 7. Ramsay. 3
April s lawts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-07
PUBLIC SALE.

UNDER the authority of a decree OF
the Circuit Court oil the District OF 20
sMmbia, held at Alexandria, IN the case
Of John Withcrs against Richard Lew
IS. The subscriber will offer at puolic
sale on the premises, at = O'Clock Z NJ.
ON Monday, the seventh day OF next
month. several valuable improved LOIS !,
on the north side Of King street aho
west side of Washington street, ex
tending from the Intersection OF tn. the
said streets one hundred feet in front
on Washington street, and seventy lone
feet eight inches and an hall IL iron'
on King street. The sale vilibe made
fer cash.
R. l. Taylor. Ccmn'r.
Nav % cots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-07
ISAAC ROBBINS
OVERS ron SALE,
At his wholesale aud fetal. Store, cen.i
tire of King-sreet--
II arn. of r.,
OVERS ron SALE,

4
tire of King-sreet--
Eighty packages ct Tea,
TO WIT,
Is cases,. each "a wo pound cannis.
tiers, superior ganpowder.
4 cases, each "a two pound cannis,
tiers, supe rior Hyson
81 quarter chests, half Or. CHESTS,
Is Catty anil 10 Catty boxes Gunpew-
der, Imperial, Tyson, Young Hyson,
Canopy aud Bohea.
5000 weight best white and green
Coffee.
5000 weight loaf, lump and pi &c
Sugar.
% bales Georgia upland Cotton.
Muscoyado Suga, in hogshcads and
barrels. \
Molasse. in hogsheads and barrels.
Blown Salt in sacks or bulk.
Rice Pepper; Allspicei Ginger
Mace !; Nutmegs; Cloves; Cinnamon,
Copperas; Birthstone Alum Spa.
pish-foat Indigo;, Fig.blue Starch /;
Glue; refined Saltpetre |; Pearl-ash /;
Glauoer Salts Powder; Shot; Bar.
lead cut Nails; Candles Soap
James-riyer manufactured Tobacco -
Snuff; Writing & Wrapping Paper.
sc. &C sc. all Of which he is dispo.
sed to sch on very moderate terms.
March div la"Sm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-07

And possfSS1on gwen on inc iirse u~s
OF January next,
4 Very valusble TRACT o LAND :
n containing $50 acres, lying on the
River Potomac. about two niles above
the Little FaDs, in he county OF Far
fix and state OF Virginia. Also, arao-
t e. Tract, called Strawberry Vale, a.
bout three mills from the above-men-
toned, containing six hundred and
twelve acres. Bolh Tracts have sui,
Gc,ency Of excellent Wood and Tine
Der, are we'll watered and healthy, Pc
culiarly adapted 10 Grass, the soil ma
turslly good, on which from recent ex-
periments Plaster of Paris acts IN the
most powerful manner. These Tracts
can be divided into Farms OF two to
three hundred acres each. The hrst
Tract is distant from Georgetown five,
the last nine, ard both from klexan-
tllia thirteen miles. If the above tracts
bs sold, personal property attached TO
thom to the amount of eight or ten
Thousand dollars Will be Tor sale, VIII
which the purchasers of the land may
BE- accommodated.
y Also for Sale, valuable Tract OF
Land, about IS miles from Georgetown,
containing about loo scres, near the
mouth of Diff Hlt Run, below the Great
Falls of Potomac, on which is a Mill
Seat, surpassed by few In VIRGINIA,
from which Flour may b. w4ter hori,e
to market ct the ,malsrete Of one quar-
ter OF dollar per ber,el.
The above Tracts viii be shewn, and
the terms of sale made Known on APP
plicetion to the subscriber at Strawber-
ny Vale
Richard Bland Lee.
'SIsv 81 inf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-07
Land for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell |,
i Lot IF. Land, containing about
Sixty three and an hslI Acres, adjoin-
shg VIM. n Terret's ard VIM. S
Moore's, about four mics from A..
xandria, with Brick House Oh i,
aud good Orchard with other improve
msnes- Enquire o. Jacob Hsffman,
JON. Scholfcld, or the subscriber
Mary Bushby.
May ~. lsw2m,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-07

A Single Man

WANTS employment as MIL.
LER He will give satisfactory recom-
mendations that he is master Of every
branch Of the business. Any person
wishing to employ snch person will
enquire of the Printers, or address 3
Inns to w. E. B. at Fairfax Court
House, Virginia.
May % law3w*
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-07

NOTICE..
nNMonday the l4th day of June
" next, will be sold upon the pre-
misses, BY virtue of Deed Of Trust
from William Hartshorne to the sub
scrioers, Lot of Ground, commonly
called Water Lot, lying upsn the
east side of Water street and south
side of Wilkes street, extending us
feet seven inches upon Water street,
and from that street into the river.
Terms of SaIe-One fourth of the
purchase money in hand, the residue
With interest from the day of sale Oh
s, IL, 8 months. those payments to
DC secured to the satisfaction OF this
President and Directors of the Bank of
Alexandria.
James Keith,
John c. Herbert
May IL 2aWts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-07
A quantity of Poplar Plank
Wanted,

Z FROM le to s inches wide. one inch
and three fourths thfck--it must o
sound and clear OF shakes, such as VIII
do forC Chair seats Any person who can
deliver in Alexandria from four TO $ SIN \
thousand feet, may hear OF purchasers
BY applying 70
Ephraim Evans,
Char 1Naker, Merandria
FJ,ne . laws
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-07
TO or So Likely Negroes

10 or 90 lihSiy ASo W"
WILL be sold for Cash at public
sale, at Fairfax Court House, on Mon
tho day aist day of june next, being the
first day OF June ceurt--Sevcral House
Servants, male and female--a valuable
Cook and blacksmith RAY also be pur-
chased at private sale, ny application 70
Vim. III. Fltzhugh,
OF RAFESsWoRfH. :,
May 4. diw 'tl
NJ The Editers Of the W inchetes
C,xc,te, aud Leesbnrg Washingtonian
are requested toinser, the above .dve DIVER.
t;sensnt, once week TIL the day OF
sale, snd send their accounts TO the OF
f;ee of the Alexandra Gazette.
" 4. :. =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-07
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law in the Circuit Court for the
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above I the Printing 0Mce Of the Alex
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