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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18

sSY Virtue of the above decree of. TIE honorable
superior Court OF Ctansery for the Richmond
district, shall, upon he 10Th day Of JnIy next is
tsr, otherwise the next fair day, expose 10 sale at
ruhNc Auction TO the i,igheet builder, for read, mo-
hey, the two pieces or parcels land referred 10 in
,he sad Decree lying IN the city of Rch,u0d ear
the basin upon Cary Street adjoining 10 Miles
iodua lot--The sale vii! take place OF, the ,reni,
DANIEL CALL,
devsee IN trust under and only
acting executor oil the last vii &
testament of
Robert Mesns, deeys
'a"e ti' ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18

Y.TCI7d.NCERY
y coGhiand County Court, March 18th 1915.
john Vuaries only acting exo'r Of John Peyton
ue' d. 49,. >Eli8.
George Pickett, Warner Lewis snd Howell Lew.
~. Drfis.
Tbs day came the pit by his attorney, and lie
dest- Howell Lewis not having entered hrs appear
ahce ana s,'eh security aeeordigg TO the OF AS
semb!y aud the rules OF this Court and il anneariro
to the satisfaction of the that the said Hnweil
Lewis ~ not an inhabi,an this state on the mo-
ton OF the pit. by bis attorney-H is ordered, tina,
me sa'd absent dei'. do appear here on the third
Monday in June next and answer the Mic h;l,'
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed IN the city Of Rcbmr nd
for two months successfully and that another cot,y
be posted at the front door Of the Coaa House d,
II Copy.
Te&e,
WM. MILLER. 9. c. e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18
SIMON BLOCK,

OF Tickets TO he had OF Simon Block, Williams.
bug. and OF Simon Block,ir Richmond.
tickets IN the different Northern Lotteries, "a
wei, as 10 the above Va Lottery, eAn be had on ii,
eFs' terms 81 the licensed LOTTERY Office Of j. Il,
Nursheedi, 1" few doors below the Ben Tavern.
Richmond, May 81. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18

Inc foregoing scheme is now Jfferei TO the publie
IN pursuance Ct of the Legislature passed the
aesson ct lSl0--1l. The subscribers having receive
ed from Tie Commissioners OF William e Mary
Co"eee transfer OF their SUD o'ity to raise. GER.
'sih sum c money by Lottery der toinrc oAuT ed TO
the pnlis the Ninety Number Lottery, which ha-
wing failed to meet with patronage this Scheme
IS Low offered to their cssi LEI alton, fordirg 10
snYen,urers great advantages ia addition TO the
laudabe purposes TO which The noney arising there
from w,i' be applied The subscribers, tratsf,fees,
assure the public that prizes drawn in this Lottery
shall be punclualIy paid
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18
OK AOIHoRlTY,<
SCH " N Il
5000 Tickets AT S7-S 81, 600.
STATIONARY PRIZES.
FIRST 1890 Blanks, each = o.
| OF TBE
VIRGINIA LITERATURE LOTTERY,

FIRST 1890 Blanks, each s o.
First drawn number on the OH,
10Th, nth and 18th days, each 2 sne
First on the 18th, Don.
FIRST on the 18th, ,"0H
Ai,. S NVs", 10000
All prizes 2 subject to dedu' ton Of IS per cent.
payable 90 days after. iiie drawing is finished
800 Tickets to be drawn on :sch day Of draw.
ing. = N'""'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18

JUST RECEIVED.
Loaf anil Lump Sugar,
Copperas,
Wi"aos Glass, by 10 s. toby IL,
Cu, Maids various yes.
ALSO,
An i"'o'ce o' DRY GOODS, consisting of very
general assortsaen, suited the summer ana Fai,
Seasons--All ahiei' will he sold low bv
FiEson, Drew g Robertson.
June IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18

more. "e ~ Dai'e
IickstS, hafves and quarters, 20 be hal =, q,
ogoscfips' new estajlishe1 Lottery aAd Exehsr,,s
once, few doors belsw the Rel Tavern where ~
E"sr creek liooks for tie examination Of all tcL.,a
grafis sill be kept 80 'As''
orders tor tickets (post paidl will be promptly
Prize Tickets or Rank Notes Of other s,,,s. III,
be exchanged at moderate q scoup,
~. j. &. kuRsiEEDT
J - If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18

NOIl(tl
TIE 6rrr Ct BLAt ROVE. * 'fR UEHElPT. I,
this day dissolved by nsftfB consent all pers5nt
TRving demands againa sod hrui are resaested IN
bring them forward ior adiustu,erL--And III tbnes
Indebted arc requested 70 MIKE iran liaie psg,oent
20 DANIEL TRUEHEART.
TsiE Subserihers have his 1ay entered into p,r,.
1ership ia Job-Of,i,c, vvicr tie frm of Hiirb;.
2 Jrnescarf The, are prepared 10 print books.
nd blnks, aid execute Jobs al al scry lions in ,ts
hortsss time and in the Bestest -psnner
TUOIAS RfTCHIE
DANIEL TRUEHEARI..
June, 9Th 1913.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18

WM. MILLER, c. c. c.
ySy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23
APPRECIATION.

WE, the nndesigned, do hereby certify, that
having in various used Dr. Robsrsson's ceebra-
ted Famiiy .HedLoass, which are now prepared by
DR.. r.. " Dyoff Of Philadelphia, we have found
them highly servccSsle in families, and partcu'
iarly eEicacioss in removing those complaints for
which they prescribed, we feel assured OF their
excellence, and consider these medicines valuable
and well worthy the attention of all families.-In
testimony hereof have affixed our respective sig.
natures.
David Jones. late Chaplain to General Wayne Ches.
ter-couny.
Edward Ayers, v.D M. No Ii2,North Fifth street
Edward Walington, No. 9, Queen street.
Nathaniel Baype, No. IS, North Front street.
John ID Nelson, No. e5, Race street.
Adam Vance, No. 79, Christian street.
William Julian, No. 69. south Fifth street
Jacob Slough, No. lSl, Noble street.
Jacob Huff, No. $751; Csllowbill street.
II l.. Broslasky, No. 80, south sixth street.
John SAreevcs, Jr. No. IS Coates street.
j. Himill. N. T.. Corner of Race and Tenth street
Hanah Burden, No 529 south Front street.
Thomas Rose, Tammany street, near Fourth.
Preston Goodwin, Market street, near the Bridge
James Branson, Burlington County. N. j.
wilhrm Hollinshead, Gloucester County, n. j.
Enoch Eldyidge, Gloucester County, NJ
Christopher Dresher Upper Dublin Township, (Pa)
cseph Henry, Near Norisows Montgomery Ceua4.
George E,ngels, enited states Arsenal,
IL NC Wigs, Chester Counvt
PAiiadsph,a, osfsser ~. lS22
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23

NO. 141, TH3.NES-SlREEf,
HAS Just received new assortment and great
- variety of SHOES, among which are Roman
Sandals and Grecian slippers laced, plain, and trim
med do. of every fashionable kind aud color mems
fine Shoes and Pumps; won,ens', misses. and chu-
drens' morocco and leather shoes, of almost every
description; mems low pricea lined and bound
Shoes and Pumps, wboesail and retail, On the most
reasonable terms.
ALSO, good assortment of Trunks morocco
and binding skins; Boot Soals; Webbing aud Cord
Italian Paste Backing, invented by Italian che.
mist in Rome. This Incompatible backing is heauti.
full in It's appearance and softening and useful to the
leather, one canister Of it will last long again as
any other Of the same price, and is used with one
fourth part of the labor
LIKEHISE, twenty-five kegs Of Negro Head To-
bacco. CIV. -4usust2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23
GEORGE WfVTON


IIAs Just received, for sale at his Book and Hat
Ii store--a great variety Of Mems, Youths, and
Childrens HATS. made at the Boston and other fac
tories in the best manner-all of which be sold
at prices unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems supcr6nc Beavers
fashionable in shape and Of superior quality do
Beavers and Castors, with wide brims do cheap
Castor and Napt Hats; youth'sand chiidrenh black,
drab and fsncy coored Beavers, from the very low
est prices to the frst gcty, and fiom the smallest
to the largest sizes; meas and boys common and
best felt Hats.
.,iso. ;rss resriyed--4 boxes PAPERHANGiNGS,
suitable for rooms or window curtains; With aide
and narrow Borders; box low-Prioed Papers
which ~-i,i lie sold cheaper than usual
For SAT-, % ere--SCHOOi~Books, oi every
kind in use. BLANK BOOks-,ssuHu ana Jones
Hymn Hooks B;bles, SC &s.--Psper, Qulls, and
other articles Of Stationary, Apih ID
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23
DAVID RODa,AN.

IL ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub.
XA lie that he has removed from his old stand to
the shop No. l09,nex south Of James Centers where
he has for sale general assortment Of BOO7S IS
SHOES many OF which are Of his own msnufao-
ture. In room back of the shop he carries on the
Boot and Shoe making business, for which purpose
he employs several good workmen. and intends
keeping supply of the best materials.
az Boots of the various kinds, made in a superb
or manner, at short notice.
.Ns,vpsr:, 9th mo. 8fh, 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23
sADI.
From the Boston Gazette.
SONG.

L-iJgRE.NCE THE BR4VEi
= They coasidcrcI as a race Of Washingtsns, and
that uotare in .i,crica was fruitful only in prOdi.
sfs'"--Anes' EuIogy.
Tune-"rHx WOUNDED HyssAa."
TIE streamcrs were fyiog-lLs canvas was
spreading
The b,rner Of war aoa.ed high in the air
The gale on it's pirions, 70 combat was speeding
The Chief of Columbia--her glory in war
Undaunted he stood az the biows that roll
Round the barque that he guided through oceans
blue wave:
10 gather prize worthy Laurence the Brnre.
Colambia's bright Genius around him was hov'rng,
10 shield her lov'd SON mid the carnage below:
6ut Fate from the impulse of vaor recovring,
seizd javelin OF d, vh, and directc1 the blow.
All, sad was the hour, when she saw from high
The cross Of proud Albion triumphantly wave:
And bitter the moment, she vew'd with sigh,
on the deck pale and feless, lsid La.rsnss tie
Brave.
3 "Ah me-" she excIaim'd, has my Hep de,
secnded
NTrom glory's mercdan l--thc summit Of fame
Will he. who, while dying, his country defended,
Like his form be forgot.cn-forgo,tcn his namei
An MOTOR the sigh for their kindred that bled,
Shall water the laurel that blooms DER his grsveD---
Then ccas'd, and in anguish she silently skcd --
The tear-drop of sorrow for Lawrence The Acaps.
j
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23
VARIETY.

All that was mortal Of the gallant and much Ia
xenieI LAwRRNcE and LuDLow, arrived in this
city about two o'clock yesterday morning by land
from Salem, and delivered on board the u 8
sioop Of war Alert. lyingssf the navy yard. Acom-
uIttcc OF the corporatoAbss been appointed by the
common council to cons2cr what arrangements for
the final interment Of thtSreurains of lamented
tvow-citix. =, would Inappropriate or advisable.
We hope there has been no occurrence on which
n,c public sympathy and esteem has been more gen.
orally aud sincerely expressed, than they will be on
the present occasion. The colors at the navy-yard,
and on board the shipping at the dock, were hoist.
Cd at half-mast in respect To the deceased.
Ne,v-York .Mcr. .aiv. Sept IL
Animated by the heroic conduct Of Maj Croghan,
at Fort Stephenson, the Ladies Of Chilicothe, with
promptness and liberality which does them honor,
purchased an elegant sword, which was presented
tn hp,as evidence ofther respect 10 brave young
- eslcer, whose and achievements, like those
81 ..ssslss will shine upon the page of history
70 be detcs,cd.
Capt. Blakely who enlisted and drilled the crew
ef the Enkerprxc, and who to his great regret was
in the hate action with the Boxer, left her but 13
days before the engagement; having been promoted
AMI assigned to the soop Of war Wasp, building at
Ncwburyport Tothe honor Of Capt. Blakely, when
was declared, he turned over to gun-boat
vice every foreigner, except Dutch sailor, which
was ON board her. This battle, therefore, was
fnght exclusively by Amcrcans.--Bosion Gazette.
L.fU.NCHES.
A beautiful letter OF marque schooner. called the
Hre-Fiy, and owned by Capt. Ellery, was launched
90 wednesday, 18th inst. at Mr.. Hart's ship yard,
North-snd, Boston.
A very beautiful letter of marquc ship was plso
lauched at Medford, same day; she is called the
Rambler, ard is owned by Captain Rich.
y On Wednesday,, (Sept s,) Gen. Parker left
Burlington, w. with all the artillery, and a.
bou, 500 inian,ry-Com. Mc'Dsnoughs flo-
tilla accompanied him. ReR{>s say they are
destined for the Isle au Ncs% Troops are
daily marching to sucpcrt him.
On "Wednesday morning, (Scpt 81 en-
barkcd from Annapolis, (Maryiand,) between
and 600 u. S. troobs, under the command
Of Colonel Pickcns, destined for the north
A schpone, belonging 20 Peno'scot River,
from Salem, lately captured by the English
peivsteer Dart, of Mount Desert, and Who
had oil her hands taken out except one young
man Of is years Of age, after having two
othcss from the privateer put on board, wac
ordered for Halifax. The young man had
re pilotiax of the vesseh and put into Ma
thiss hsrl,of in a fog, whepe she was taken
10 ossion Of BY the Revenue Boat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23
Rich and dEsgant Dry GooA.
JAMES HAMMOND,
No. lc4, 7hames-street,

.No. IC4, IHomrs-sf -sfreek,
Has Just received and offers for sale,
A N assortment Of elegant English DRY GOODS,
"A superiour to any that mas ever been offered for
sale in this tcwnthe following articles comprize
few of their kinds, the variety of each is only to be
equalled by their elegance
London Prints, dressed and undressed ;NiersailIes
vestings. white and fgured4, S, g. z, and S4 plain
twiled. long and short shawls; buff, blue. pink,
black, and plaid Ginghams; book and jaconet Mus
Inns; 3-4 and Ga black and white Cambries; white
Jeans, Dmites, &c. &c. August 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23
NEW GOODS.
JUST OPENED IND ron SALE By
p. Q. RICHMOND,
II great variety Of seasona6ie GOODS !;

n great variety Of scasond6le GOOUSj
AMONG WHICH ARE,
TWIELED dsmask silk Shawls of various sizes
long and short silk and kid Gloves cases OF
satin and lus,ring Ribbons; black and coloured
Grapes sewing Silks; Cotton Cambricks; fancy
Musins 6ne Gauzes Flannels and general as
sortment of Wooden and Cotton Goods in demand
all Of which will be sold low as usual.
.fusust 49,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23

CRANSTON s. SHAW,

CRANSTON s. SHAW,
O!Ffr for .aie, on the moss reasonable terms,
~ TWENTY-FIVE bhds Of Cd and Sd proof West.
\ indis Rum,
III pipes of 4th proof Brandy,
so casss Of first quality London Porter,
Il Is bbis. of Muscovado Sugar,
$50 ditto of Navy Bread, first quaIi:y,
20 ditto Of Jirk Beef. ditto,
SO boxes Of No, 1, Q, and 8 Chocolate,
25 ditto OF mould Candles,
Is dtto Of dipped ditto,
IS ditto Of Soap,
10 ditto of French Cordials,
80 ditto of Florence Oil,
10 bales OF Cotton,
t75 -tttD or Cxsa.e,
20 casks of hrst quality AmericAn Gun Powder,
N 6bis of New-Oisans Indigo,
Hampers of Cider.
) ditto Of blue and white Crockey Ware,
$40 empty w. q. 1hds, new,
20 ditto iron bound ditto,
20 dozen green handled Knives and Folks,
20 ditto of Hose made particularly for the West
India market,
ditto of Chairs,
A few kegs of Oat Meal, Scotch Barley, and
split Peas
500 bushclsof yellow No.thern Corn,
600 ditto Of white ditto ditto,
400 ditto OF Virginia ditto.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23

Ne1v Feather Beds and Feathers.
I'VE Geese and Foul Feathers. and Feather
II Beds. from 20 20 45 dollars, kept constantly
Cor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. Z, Caorles-sfreet.
xsken,se--an assortment of NNrThOssES of
every descri-ticn, constantly kept Tor szis sSsve.
Newport Mxsh & 1s.e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23
NOTICE.

THE subscriber is pow closing his bnssiues, there.
fore requests all persons indebted TO him, either
b! Note or Buok Account, to make immediate pay
nrns-And al, persons having any demands agana
hin. will plaase exhibit the same for settlement.
IONA WILSON, jr.
JuSOl Nu q. SroSk<sess
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23

OHTVUVuCT IHtHuJ t1tIVT'
THE subscriber having become interested in tbs
j manufacture of Gunp6vder, at Westheld, ~
Mass. in connexion with Mi. CHARLES DOUGLASS
Informs his friends and the public, that he shall IN
future be enabled to supply them with Gnnpowder OF
a superior quality, and on very reasonable terms at
his Store No 54, State street, Boston; where he
has also for sale, EnsSSh Tower proof, and Dupont
& Co.'S best Gunpowder, refined and crude Fitre )
Cannon Balls ana Grape Shot; Cannon OF various
sizes Musket and Pistol Bas Patent Shot Brim-
stone Bar and Pig Lead-with every article tor the
armament Of ships of war and military companies
ELIJAH WITHINGTON.
or Cannon, Musket and Pistol Cartridges; Gun
powder, Shot, Balls, Fimts, &C. by retail as above,
by A. WELLE5.
Boston, August a, 1918. 6m.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23

NHOST respectfully informs bis customers and
lVx friends, that he has removed from his former
situation to that elegant and convenient Store, No
02 four doors north OF his Old stand'
where he has on hand general assortment OF
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, SILVER
- WIRE, CUTLERY, Ge.
together with such articles as usually found IN
Fancy Goods Store All Of which will be warranted
of good quality, and will be sold as cheap as al any
store in the State.
Watches repaired with accuracy and despatch,
and Jewery made and repaired in the best manner.
Cash, and the huhest price given fog old Gold and
YER. Sept2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23
FOR SALE,

TWELVE pipes of fourth proof Cognac Bran
! dy,
II quarter casks Of Sherry Wine,
60 boxes of white and brown Havana Sugar,
II hhds. OF Havana Coffee,
ii cases of verdigris, by
Jois -. JOHN Z. PHLLipS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23
xor the Rhode.Istand Refsbhean.

FOR the Rhode.Istand Republican.
REPARTEE.
TOM TICK a Quaker once ADDRESSED,
With phiz denlure, to force jest.
wish thse to explain this text,
which has any serious thoughts perplcxd
- Could David, such puny thing,
Defeat GoliAh with slingl
And an the word Of God has said,
DC drove the pebble thro' his head.
cannot, Ephraim, pom my soul.
Credit the story that IL told"
why not this fact to me is plain
Inc scriptures nousht, but truth contain 4
Twas done with ease, thus II defne,
Il his huge pate was sef as thine"
lelbron woois,l 80.
Sept. 1913. SADi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23
POETRY.


N TO CHLOE.
4 I HOW serene was the dawn Of my love,
with con,entmcnt my days were then biest;
Fortune smil'd, aud virtue approv'd,
The passion which glow'd in my breast.
At twilight how often we'd rove
Where the willows bend over the streams
Where nought, save some Nylnth OF the grave
Neard the vows we there plighted unseea
And when we have join'd in the song,
Or danc'd with delight on the plaln,
No suspicion my bosom e'cr wrong'd,
twas Hope, that fann'd the bright lame.
Parenf. alas has doom'd us to part,
Reluctant we have bid AZ adicu;
sHct affection still dwells in my heart,
Dor My p pdship was perfect and free.
OCTAvIAN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-23

which are celebrated for the cure ofmost diseases !.
which the human body is liable. Prepared eniy o.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-25
Postscript.

Further accounts from Point-Lo .on,
TO hall past IL O'Clock on Monday, AUGUST
2ad states that frigate mounting 4s guns
had passed up the Bay. That at sunset
the friigate and big got under way from
Iangler Bar, stood up the Bay, and
anchored at 10 o'clock off the Narrows
nearly opposite to the mouth St. Jerone,a
Crcek--At twelve O'Clock BARGE from
the brig with about so armed men landed
at St. Jerome's and took from Caleb Jones,s
all his negroes and quantity of stock
chiefly poultry. This morning at dav
light the boat returned to the vessels A.
O'Clock A. M. another frigate passing
up under press Of sail pierced for so guns
at O'Clock she was out of sight.
The last Intelligencer contains letter
from com. Chauncey, dated Sackett's Har.
Dor, Aug. l3, giving detail of the pro-
ceedlngs OF the squadron on Lake Ontario.
since the 9th inst. The letter agrees in
substance with the information heretofore
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-25

to In6dcls, unpractisedhy Pagans Mere
brutal force usurps the authority of righ,,
aud human power dares 10 supercede di
vine ! The recent history of ireland, ex-
hlbits ministers of the English church
piundering the dwellings, of the poor, whom
they hunted like wild beasts urging their
deluded followers to blood and rapinc a
gainst those who dared TO refuse the pay
ment OF Tythes, or, greater offence, dared
to differ IN ideas OF justice ! Resistance
soon became easier than submission, < the
rack,, the gallows and triangle suspended
the Inflated offenders Thus whole villa
ges were soon depopulated, districts desc
lated and the pittapce of the widow, the
aged and the orphan became hRlaged for
fohey and destroyed for religion !, !! A
mcricans behold a true picture and give
1t proper title-1he Emhire Of He'll
Dem. Press.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-25
PUBLIC SALE.

~ On THURSDAY next, at half mas,
~ ciock' will be sold, on the several p 10
si,n.,, 9 Lots of Ground,
situated on the Diagonal stree,
near - inu raihe streets-one on West
acre rs s street, and one quarter of an
Paine streets. ii'oe ana
And Immediately after, that LARGO r .. &c
si,na4 au' BAKE and Dwelling House, SC.
noLo stna vi inc corner OF Water and Orc
M $3.50 iof many years occupied by
Sc wi,I ot 10 Jameson. Terms of sale
sale. oh INC cay OF
August 2S h'
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-25
10 MAJ. GEN. SMITH.
Lazaretta, 18th Aueust

nc commissioners appointed to SUPER
Intend the election of a member of The
common Council for Ward No. /, bavine.
iiaue return under their hands and seajs
.ha. JOHN GRID was duly elected to renre.
seh' the SAID Ward in Council, ON the so,b
instant do therefore, make kno,yn no.
sne sa!d John Grid is duly ele cted renres
sentative Sa,'s., OF Ward No /, in the Common
Council Of Alexandra. ~ common
Given under my hand this tw.n,u
tElrd day Of August, 1878 '"ei''y-
August IS. mayor.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-25
TaStry Coi!fectioner and Dist;He, oc
Cordial

We si Subscriber intending to remove
-, t nom this town, offers for sale two
s snail D'sliils Tor Cordial, one patent Oven
several utensils belonging to the conrcc
.;oha'y and Pastry bushes, and seversI az
s s': ior shop keeping, show bottles. CO.. ~
lectionary, &c. Sc. If not sold befnro @"
'uFday they will be offered at auction ga
]. B. JENNET
August "a S"eels.
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Has made lis appearance. 1t is very
luminous and of the first magnitude
Last night OF zine O'Clock, its bearing was
south 45 degrees east, at the meridian of
cincinnati, as nearly as could Judge by
my eye. 1t was in the Zodiac, aud near TO
OF a'nong the cluster of stars belonpino tn
Capr'cornus. 1t set this morning abou,
nan past four, as nearly as could guess in
my confined horizon. This publish that
tne curious and skiliful, who arc prepared
!or the purpose, may observe it.
ROBERT STUBRS.
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lhe Enemy coming dozvn The Bay -Four
81 the encmy's ships were seen of the
mouth OF Back river yesterday morning
coming down the bay. In the afternoon
they came to anchor near the mouth of the
Capes. The whole (including the Plan
.agenet, which was there belore) consist
ing OF three seventy fours and two frigates