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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-29

The z. State1 figAie Chesapeake, Capt Eraas,
i, at snchor in Boston srbor, completely eqaisF.si
aGd ready ios erGize.
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RALrIMoRr, Mag 2s
.Eetraes 10 iAr al

tWEsr RIVER, 2lst May.
" rave Just time whilst t,e post waits, 70 inierro
Jau, that two British sshsomers are Oft tass
msuih OF Herring Bag, where they captured rSt,
Bay craft this morning sailing DOM the Bay. SnG
have them now tenders"
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Who we're taken. are returning ca parole, &
represent the British as extremely scarce
It provisions, much alarmed with the ne vs.
af the capnurs OF York. and that they con-
slider them selves nearly PRISONERS OF war.
Governor Meigs has marcnedto Cleveland
with 1900 men, lest the enemy foi!ed in their
attemp ON Tort Meigs might make landing
there. Gen. Harrison considers the fort
safe. He was at Delaware Oh the 14th, &
was going to Chilicothe, 6c. Ii is comb
IDENTITY believed that the Geu. has positive or
ders not TO make any movements in a.
vance until the fleet at Ecie Is ready to
command the Lake. In all next mouth We
may look tor q a consum IN alton devoutly III
be wishe -
We have seen and conversed with Ken
tuckians on their way home---and from the
best general informati it appears, that n
bout ~ O'Clock 90 the night OF the zth inst.
an officer arrived in a boat tron General
Clay, to inform, gen. Harrison OF his APP
proach. The Gen. determined o,i.a general
sally, and Gent an officer to ger. Clay ..di-
recting him to land SEQ men some short dis
lance above, to attack aud carry the enc
my's batteries. spike their cannon, and
destroy the artillery. : The attempt was
made, and never was any thing more com
plete'y successful the four batteries were
immediately taken possession of, their de-
tenders driven off. aud their cannon spiked.
They were then siSnalleI from the FORE to
retire, and it 10 said such was their positive
orders. But they suffered themselves to be
amused with their victory. and actually
pursued the British between one and two
miles, whcH they were surrour. led, ard cut
off from their boats. only about $50 escaping
The rest OF the Kentucky troops with gene
raj Clay, after some skirmishing reached
the efort in safety. From the best accounts,
we believe the killed OF the Kentuckians in
this AFFAIR will amount to from 100 to $50
men,. Many. scenes of horrid cruelty were
again overacsed by the savages as at the ri
yer Raisin. About SO are supposed to have
falieI after the surrender ST
+ htsame time, or nearly SO, that the af-
lair was acted. over the river, an attack was
commenced against a gun and mortar bat
terry Oh this side, under COL John Miller. Of
the regulars, which was completely sue
cessful, taking two pieces of artillery and
about so prisoners. We are grie,ed toiearn
that the brave company raised in this state,
commanded by captain Langham, and who
led the van in this attack, have suffered
most severely. -~s', -. ~, -,s
The KentuckiaDs takenl prisoners were
Immediately parolled and transported to
Huron River, &c. and there .slanded--who
are now daily passing through this place,
and other routes west of this on their re-
turn home. ,s'. .:
Capt. Cairns company which left this
place have been ordered to Franklinton
We havecho additional news from gen
Dearborne. except that the capture Of York
IS confirmed, and that the Gen. had arrived
ar Fort Niagara, and had ordered mai. gen.
Lewis torepair there in hasts-no doubt to
arrange new attack,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-04

shove tsnNemen kyosed as with 1os
deaux papers Of Oetobsr 9 Is, and ~
PANS, Oct. Z. s
Her Majesty this day attended IN
person before the Senate. and deliver
cd speech OF ten minutes length, which
made an impression profound and at
tecting. She was followed in her dis
course BY the Duke Of Feltrce, Minis
Ter Of war, and Count Regnaud de St.
Jean d'AngeIy, orator Of the Council OF
State. The Erst presented an nnpesing
picture of the resources Of the French
Emperor. The second spoke of the
great importance Of the present con-
test to Franco.
CAssnLL, Oct. s.
The order and tranquility we have
enioye in our city and neighbsrsood,
since the departure OF the Russians, -
owing to the activity Of our national
guard. 1t appears BY this that the
Russians have been at Casscl.
DRESDEN, Sept. 20.
The Prince OF Mosksa has forced
the posts of the Swedish army at War
tenburs, and has obliged the enemy to
repa.s the river, x Withdraw his bridge.
The division Of Gpillemont has sn,er-
ed De,sau The Swedish guards st-
tackled yesterday twice this isss city.
aud were repulset with loss.
NuAEMBRRa, Sept 20.
A great bstiie appears inevitable Dc.
tween the French army concentrated
upon the right bank of the Rsbe, and
the enemies armies under Blucher, x
that Of Sweden. The French army ls
posted between Bsutzen and Torgan,
and is under TIE Prince of Mosk va. the
Duke of Tareotum, the Duke OF Ra-
eusa Trinoe Poniatowski, Z the King
OF Naples. Beliuno, ST. Cyr and Lo-
bau, are in Bohemia.
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F02ETaN TvTELLIGENyE.
BOSTON, November Is.
Lan Ssoin france.

Nv an arrival at Nsw-Hedford
Pm q Frsass. acsouats arc received
vts tis ssi OF Oct. . month later
than our formsr sdvisss ; bat The
paoers Furnish up with ne great
Ersash victory and the sietorie,
oe the allies whsu achieved are not
to he leaked for ia Paris papers. II
appears by the printed accounts,
that Vapoleoas' hsad quarters we's
still Of Dresden. Tbs army under
the p-assisn General R'neher are
il aiysnsed ossitioas--If Bananarte
bad gaisal any important aJvan'..
ges reseatly, they wea'd not only
have bsan stated in the Gazettss.
blt announced by salutes ofartiilsry
In the seaports Of France. Tho
verbal nswsis that the Feensh had
been icsssted, end forced 10 abandon
Dies len; and were retrsating to-
war:istiis Rhine.
The Frensh ;,spsPs say, that the
Css,aes have interrupted the sOm-
rnen;eatma hatwssn Lsipsic and
Frsssropt. IF Frankfort OF the
Maiaa Is intended. this 10 an impor-
tant fact, as Il IL far in the rear OF
the F~neh head quarters.
A large hody Of French troops
have bean gaapched iato Esstphaiia.
Fro.n tais circumstance it may be
inferred. either that there ara IN
surracticus in that kingdom against
Jerome BDaaparte. or that Bsrna-
doite has turned one wisg OF the
FRENCH army, aad arrived on the
WcstDha.isa frsntiers, or 10 its ter
riiories. Our previous aceousts re-
latei to ras revolt ~ severa, regi-
mea;s Of Wes.phalian Hussars. !
Gen. TAiel.naa,, the saxoa Gens-
raj, whs has deserted Baaa3artes
cause, and prnhaaly carried with
him considerable body Of troops
Was q person or much spirit and dis
tinat;on. la Nav last he command
cd AT Torgau-vhsn a French Ge-
neral arrived there with corps of
soldiers, TO occupy the place. and
shesed an ORDER from Bsnaparte.
Ts,iaimaa anewered he eould obey
NO orlers Int those OF. his own king
and gill those ware received ny
hia. he saauid resist by force the
eatry 6 the troops of any othsr
power.
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Hsfraes Of a Letter.
rrW-BpOFDRD, Nov. IS.

NEw-BrDFDRD. Nov. IS.
Arrived here this day. schooner
Engineer, espt. Dillingham;. ofBal-
tlmere. 81 days from BORDEAUX RI
yer.
have hastily locked over Bor-
deaux papers OF Is! to sta Oct. re-
ceived by this arrival. The most
i,noortaat articles which J have no.
t;oed. ia AN ottiaial statement Of the
situation oSthe Frsneh army 10 Ger
MANY. an the 26th Of Sect. trans.
lation Of which is annexed.
Cant. Dillingham; states. ver'al-
", that il was reported at bordeaux.
nreyious TO his sailing. that Bona.
parte haa heeu defeated by the allies.
hal abandoned Dresden. and was
retiring towards the Rhine.
Gait. d. brings regular files OF
Bar4leanx papers to the 18th Oct.
: auil hal single pafer Of the 20th.
which I have not seea. Should it
eoatsia any thing Of Importance,
tra,slaiioas will aap,ar,i in the New
Bsdrari s3ersury Of Friday.
p. 9. Since writing iAe ;,reced-
ing. ] have seen the Bordeaux. In
diraisur, o. aet.t IL. i contains "a
ri, dates OF the nth. hat nothing
from the French. armies. Under
the Augsburg asat OF 10th ost. IT
"a said :. THE head quarters ofthe
allies were stiiiat rsHiits on the ist
Oct" + repsilz. according to Morse.
Is in Bohemia. 40 miles from Dres-
den.l
The napsr last referred to. con-
ta;as senatus Cousu!tu:n OF the
Ath Oct. nv which i, is deerasa. that
peece shall aever be connlnded be-
tween France and Sweden. I'LL the
latter shall have renowned posses
sioa os.ho F.each Island of Gaada-
le.,;e, and all Frenshmen OF that
Island are forbidden. un.ler pain OF
diaihonnenr, TO take oath 70 the
Swedish government. or 10 accept a.
ny eaploymsnt saasr it. 1.
PlRus, Sspt. IS.
py;yasa letters fsoa Dresden to
TIE asd Sept. sdy;se, that parties OF
cossaeks had Intercepted the com
munication between l,sipsic q Frank
fort. All the Austrian and Russian
army, ara 10 manner shut up In
the valley of Toplits. The DISPOSE
ticns made by the Emperor Keep
them In cheek whilst he 10 operat-
iug i'm another direction. Until the
Present time, continual rains have
prsvsntea the execution Of many
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FURTHER FROM FRANCE.

A gentleman who IVES passenger
in the Engineer, at New-Redford from
France, informs thar the Emperor hao
fost much of his popularity And that
he recent military events were consi'
tlered unfayorable to France. A ne"
c.nscrip,ion of 100000 men had beer
ordered. An additional army OF $4,000
troops Va, marching for Spains The
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pARIS. sPt- ,.
Uar Majesty the Empress. Queen
AMI Regent. has recessed the fol-
lowing asws OF the situation OF the
armies on ihe 2eth Sept. ISIS.
The is,nperer mas given the com
maad Of. one OF the corps OF the
Youa. Guards, to the Duke of Reg
gio.
IS The Duke Of Castig'isne has he
gra 10 march with his ceaps TO take
a position in iae def ssf the Saa'e'
The Prince Poaiatowski has adj
yxnced with his corps to Peing.
Gen. Count Bertrand. on the 26th,
attacked the corps Of the enemy's ar
nv OF Berlin, which covered the
brigade thrown over Wartea,bourg.
forced ii, tosk many prisoners. and
drove them to the tete de pont TO De
destroyed.
The Prince Of Moskwa has nd.
yaaeed towards OPanienbaum. and
the seventh corps towards Dessau.
A Swedish division which was a
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20 Dollars Rewa d.

.ELOPED, on the 9TH icst mt, from
the subscriber living in Fairfax county,
Va about FIVE miles from the court
mouse f, fwO Negro Men-one named
PETER, the other DAVY.
Peter is 81 or 50 years OF ages feet
$ or s inches high veil made, Ola dark
complexion, and has generally worn a
par Of whiskers his eyes arc OF vel.
lowish color The said negro is very
laxative and arlful, and probably will
change the following articles OF cloath-
ing which he took away with him -
They consist of one cotton or cotton
and tow shirt, roundabout Jacket OF
grey cloth, also black broadcloth coat
and a white hat pretty much worn !;
his other cloathing not sufficiently re-
membered to be described.
Davy is about 81 years of age, near
ly, or perhaps quite feet high, bends
his shoulders in walking, of DARKER
complexion than Peter He took with
him cotton shirt, pair Of pantaloons
made OF white jenes, blue striped
waistcoat, white roundabout jacket Of
cotton and yarn, and black hat consi
derably worn Tie above reward viii
be given fo, experimenting SAID negroes,
Cor Ten Dollars for either Of thcm) it
taken cut OF the county and delivered to
the subscriber, or secured in a Jail 30
that get them again
j. Francis Golfer.
Noyrmbnr H. N,
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber Oi Alexandria
County, in T. Dl:srict Of Columbia, has
obtained from the Orphans Court OF
said county letters Of administration on
the personal estate OF Michae! Flame
~ late OF the (, unty aforesaid de-
ceased All porsons having claims
against the said tlscedent are her'bv
warned TO exhibit the same with tn
vouchers thercnf, duty acthcnticatea'
ana pissed by tire ORPHANS Court, to
tho subscriber, on or before the 2sth
dav of \ aril ocvt, or ther may hy law
be cxc.ndcd from 81 bcncft 70 the said
estate. Ard th.se in le0teJ thereto,
ar requested to make immediate pay
ment
Giyea undcr Nv hand, this GOTH day
of October 1918.
Israel p. Thorn nson,
administrator of iEic4arf F2annery.
Oct So. en4"
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A. Moore, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice.

=
Ihat the u 'Cu0er, OF Alexandra
County, IN tle District OF Columbia,
mas obtained from the Orphans court
ofsaid county, letters of administers
ion on the personal estate OF Henry
O'Reity, late of the county afo, estiti,
deceased All persons having claims
/; inst the said ,ecedent. are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the
9nul rs rs there f. to the subscriber
duly authenticated, and passed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the goth
1ay OF april next: or they may by
lew be excluded from all benefit to
SAID cst,te-- nd those indie ted there
o arc required to maze Immediate
payment
Given under my hand, this 18th Oc-
tober, 1873.
Clement Sewell
Administrator Of Henry O'Reily.
October So. eP4w.
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TEAS. SUGARS, Sc

JOSEPH 1LANDFYILLE,
Ccr9er Of King and Fenfar Streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
1870 quarter chests and boxes choice
Gunpowder,
Inperial, Hyson. Young Hyson,
Hvson. ssin s. Sonchons Teas,
60 hhds. MuscaSads Sugar
loo barrels Do
20 boxes White Havana do.
6o.oooib. Loaf and Lump Sugars
2O,0G0ih Coffee
5,o0olo Pepper
so hhds, Molasses
10 pipes Cogpiac Br'ndy.
With his usual General Assortment
Of the best Wines, Liquors and Groce-
ries, for cash or upon the usual creoit
to'pupctuol customers.
Sept s.
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T'HE subscriber has removed from
4 his old stand On Union street to
the wharf formerly occupied by Mr..
VIM. Hartskorne. neGr the Lower Fer
~, where ne intends pursuing his Tor
merbusiness-He continues 10 purchase
Flour and Grain and has On hand large
supply oIthe best FLOUR, SUI table for
family use and Bakers. also SALT OF
different kinds.
Joseph Dean.
November IL. TT.
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ORPHANS COURT,

alexandria County, Nov Term, 1918.
ORDERED, Ihitthe administrators,
OF Jesehh II. MandeuAie, deceased, do
insert the following advertisement three
times week for eight weeks in the
Alexandria newspapers
A Cop.-Tcst,
A. jORE, Reg'r of Wills.
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NOTICE.

a PETITION viii be presented
IN to the next General Assembls OF
the Legislature OF Virginia, for law
to open road from Normsn's Ford, on
the Rappahannock river to the town OF
'O~ceqaan.
September IS. law6w.
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Valuable Wharf Property

FOR SAiE.
Pursuant TO a Deed OF I rust from
Captain Joha Tucker TO the suhscrl-
Der, will be sold at pubic auction.
on tire premises, on Tuesday The
3Oth November next,
a certain piece or parcel OF
Ground III the Town of Alexandra
commonly called fuckers WhARFs
and bounded as follows :-Beginping
on the East Size of Union Street, at
the OUT West corner of the into"
section OF the: same, by a twenty feet
Alley, ~hich divides this ground from
the ground OF Mr.. Jon,h Thompson,
add running thence Northward'y with
the East side of Union Street htty.hve
feet seven inches to the ground OF
William Herbert, thence Eastwar1ly
9th the line of said Herbert to the
River Potomac, thence Southwardly
with the said River to the Alley atore-
.said, then Westwardiy with The said
A,ley to the beginning There is OH
this LOT a large and commodious
WAREHOUSE, built in the best
manner and lar re TOBACCO
SHED The Wharf can accommo-
date ships of the greatest drausht Of
water. a credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months will be given to the
purchaser on his giving mis- notes With
an approved endorser for the payment
of the sam, with interest from the
date, and a lien on the property as
collateral security. The sale to COM
mence at IL O'Clock in the forenoon:
Jonah Thompson,
Trustee.
October %. dis.
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It j. not long since committee of
enquiry va. appointed on Der conduct
in consequence Of high charge es.
hibited sgain.l her By the Prince (now
the Prince Regent of England.) She
has been hcnorab!y acquitted ;-aad
the following appeared in London
Paper soon after. Her Higbness isa
native OF Germany.
THE STRANGER IN ALBION.
There came to our shores fair innoS
crnt stranger,
The Star OF the morning less brilliant
appears
Triumphant she came, unsuspscting Of
danger,
Nor hope of the future VAS tarpish'd BY
tears.
On the bloom of her cheek, its ssft
beauty aoorning. 1870.
Hung tear, to her dear native country
she gave;
Less sweel. gem'd with dew, seems the
rose OF the morning,
Like that too unable rude tempests to
brave.
She came in the gay gildsd galley Of
pleasure,
Love pointed to rapture-hope guided
the hem;
And alb then who could tell that des.
pair without m, assure,
The innocent stranger sfouid swiftly
o'erwheim
She came, til n the beauty Of Egypt
morI bic ming.
Ger CnyJus gay sailing her hero to
TO meet;
But for her cruel fate no proud triumph
was booming.
Scarce the smile of a moment her blush.
es to greet.
All! sad was the hour thou beautiful
stranger,
All sad was the hour that tempted thee
here;
Thy patti is encompass'd by terror and
danger;
Thy friends, they are distant, thine enc
mics near.
Fer this did'st thou cross the wide ha.
zardous ocean,
For this al. the altar bestow thy fair
hand
For this with blush and a tear of emo.
ton,
Think eft on the journey to Albieh's
land!
Thou canst, but alas lovely stranger
what sorrow,
What deep disappointment, awaited thy
youth;
From virtue alone could'st thou happi.
ness borrow,
Thy own gentle innocence, patience and
truth.
Thou hast seen With dIsnay that thy
hopes so seductive,
Which fancy had deck'd in tho hue Of
the rose,
Have yanish'd like shades in the distant
Elusive;
Vain visions we're they-but no visions
thy wees.
And where what is deem d fond pledge
OF affection,
All! where is thy infant unfortunate
fair!
Is she safe in fond fathers eherisb'd
protection,
Or left to partake ola mothers despair
All! thus 10 her innocent childhood con.
sUning,
1t makes her young cheek 90 unfading
and pale,
Which is not, like the rosebud of infan-
cy blooming.
But more like the lilly that droops 10 the
vale.
Yet ali lovely stranger in voc SO for
bearing,
Thou srt happier far than the tends
that would BARN;
Thy brow the mild courage ofinnocence
wearing.
While in there stern conscience ipaints
doubt and alarm.
Then thus with firm faith on the future
depending,
The journey from hence let thy high
hopes employ
Thy journey to heaven, here angels at
tending,
Shall welcome their sister to mansions
ofjoy!
PR6MIA LAUDIs.
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This is to give Notice,

lhlS is 10 give NOtlcc,
That the subscribers of Alcxandris
County in the District of Co,umbia,
have obtained from the Orphans Cour'
OF said county, letters of administration
on. tbs personal estate OF Joseth II.
Mandeville, late of the county aforesaid.
sle-eused. all persons having claims a.
galnst the said decedent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereofduly authenticated and
passed by the Orphans Court, to the
subscribers on or betore the tenth day
of May next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate !;
aut those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 10th day
of Novemb, 1873
Robert Vaudeville,
lam Vaudeville,
Admins rQfors of Joe. II. MandeUiAe
Nov ~ cps.
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VOL. XIII.

I-N
SALES Al VENDUE
On sosry Tuesday and Friday,
Will BE SOLD,
At he Ecntlue Store, corner OF Prince
and Water streets,
4 ga,1esy Of Dry Goods, Gro
cerssS, &c.
Particulars OF whic, vii! DC expressed
IN the bills OF tho day.
All kind of goods which are on IL
imitation and the prices of which are
established, can a. any time be viewed
and purchased at the lowest imitatios
pnd prices.
P. C. Marsteller.
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AI1Eh'T TON.
NUIlCk.

ALL persons (nxcep' Subscribers
are hereby earned rom shooting, or
tre spassin on point OF Land south
of Alrxandri. known by the name OF
.Iones's Point,
As they will d. dealt with according to
law.
Leonard Adams.
Nov IL. St
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Just received and for Sele, by
Adams, Herbert, & Co.
$500 lbs. choice Smithficld Hams,
SIS bales Upland s. Louisiana Cotton,
10 Scavons Bengal Indigo.
IN STORE,
$50 Bags Green and White Coffee,
20 Barrels do. do.
Hhds do. do.
IL Hhds. Muscovado Sugars,
% Bbis. soft shelleG Aim onds,
80 Kegs harris Tobacco,
10 do, CaveDdish do.
SO Boxes Spanish Segars,
3 Puncheons Antigua Rum,
A few Boxes containing Cannisters
GunPowder, Imperial & Hyson
Tea,
$500 Bushels Lisbon and St. Ubes Salt
November g.
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P. G.. Marsteller.
ORPHANS COURT,

.fle.randria County, Oct. Term, 1918.
Ordered, That the Executor Of Tho,
p,ss fletcher, deceased, do insert
the following Advertisement three
times d week fer .our weeks In the
Alexandria Newspapers.
lCapx THAT
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a. The person who tool

- The person who took
SADDLE, from Mr. Thomas Trip
let's stable, in my name. is requested
to, send it back, or giss information to
tie Ostler, as the gentleman from
whom / borrowed it, is DESTROYS of its
being returned
John H. Crease.
November IL.
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A. Moore, Reg.
This is to give Notice


That the subscriber, of Alexandri'
County in the District OF Columbis
has obtained from the Orphans Court
ofssid county Letters Testamentary OF
the Estaie ofrhomas frctcher, late o.
the county aforesaid, deceased: Al
persons hav.ns claims against the sale
decs;,Gnt are hereby warned to exhibit
the same totle subscriber on or re-
fore tie 2eth day Of April next. or they
may by ,aw be excluded from az hene-
fit TO said estate; and these 'odcbte1
there,o are required to MIKE ifnmedi-
ate pa mcnt.
Given unde, nv hand this 2eyh day
of October, 1913.
Isaac Entw!S'e.
Executor Of 7homas Tretcher.
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FOR SALE
October %.

FOR SALE.
,os bales lst quality Upland Cotton,
1900 bushels Lisbon, { SALT.
500 do. Ground Allum,S
IL hogsheads,
tierces, Mascovaao ouSar.
% barrels,
2 hogsheads old West India Rum,
80 casks Baltimore Stone Lime,
John Grid.
November 9. tt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-13
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1873.
NO TICE e.

The Stockholders of the Mechanics
q INK of Alexandra, are hereby notifi-
ed, that Dividend of Tour per cent
tor the last half year on the Capitol
Stock paid in, is this day debated
payable to them or their legal repre-
scntatyes on Fraday,the 18th inst.
BY order of the President and Direc.
tors.
VIM. Patton, Jr. Cash.
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