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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21
LONDON, nov. %.

LONDON, NOV -.
Letters from Gottenburgh announce, that
numerous corps the French troops, destined
for the Grand Army, had arrived at Konings-
busgh and Memei, where they were ordered
10 pass the winter. A mail from Helisoiand
brings news that the French trosps nad rcur-
ed from Hoistein and S,eswck, for Konings-
burg.
The last dispatches from Lord Wellington
arc dated Al Raeda, Nov 7tn, Snere hi- head
quarters we're on tha, day, wnere nc hoped TO
be Io,ned by Gen Hill.
The French Army has once more advanced
by the Douro, On Valsdoid, which was final
ly evacuated the 29th Oct. The forces of the
enemy at this point are estimated at $4,000
infantry, and 5000 cavalry This Army has
been increased to this force by reinfo rcements
from France.
Lord WellingtoA's forcc consisted OF 1000
infantry, and 1900 cavalry.
The advanced guard of Marshal Socit en-
tered Araniuez on the 29,h, at the same ime
tha, Gen Hill evacuated tha. place King Jo-
sepn advanced rapidly towards Madrid witn a
separate corps he entered Caena at the
head of 5000 men. The entrance o! French
corps into Madrid took place on .hc 81 Nov.
Gen. Ballastcros bad been deposed. Thc
eau sc, is said 10 be his want OF activity III the
pur suit of Soult, which has contributed 10 tho
reve rse experienced by The allied army.
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Daring the last crlizc vi tDu Argus she
fell ia with squadron d the enepy, consist
joe c( ak sail, two of which were OF the lire,
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8 The privatecr brig Rambler, Appleby, or
Bristo,was a, Portland, Mass on the 9Th inst.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21

Gen cral ard numSoe cf asisoac's, ead aix
p,s1cs of cannon We have not aimee seen
any Russian Infan,ry, bu, only some Cos
sa.ks. Since tue bad whether OF the oth,ve
have lost more than 5000 of our 'rafi horses
and more than 10 of our Caissons have bcen
DESTROYED G:nerai Wltgenstein having been
reinforced oy Russian divisions from Finland
and by a great nunber OF troops OF militia,
attacked ON the lSlh of October, u; Marshal
St. Cyr ne was repused oy this Marshal
and by ths General Wrede, who took from
him 5000 prisoners aud covered the heid OF
battle with his dead. On the 10th, the Mar
shai ST. Cyr having learned that the Marshal
Duke De Belluno with the 9Th CORPS march
ed TO reinforce him, repassed the Dwina, and
went 10 meet him, In order alter the juno
s,oa with him to beat Witgensseln aud COM
pei aim to repass the Dwlna. The Marshal
ST. Cyr passes the highest encomiams on his
troops the Swiss division distinguished IT.
self BY its GOODNESS and intrepidi'y Tue
Colonel Gushenuce, of the 26,h regiment OF
light artillery, was wounded.
The Marshal ST. Cyr received ball In has
foot. The Marshal Duke De Reggie Is
come to replace MIN, aud has take the COM
mand of the second Corps. The health oil
the Emperor was never beiter."
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The additional returns from 1896 to 1904 inclu
svely, received from OF the principal GUS
toa houses in the United States, since the date ofthe
last report the eua,e aud those for 1911 and r.,
above stated. not complete.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES MONROE.
Department ef State. January Oh, 1873
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XIV DOLLARS kEWA kD.

INSERTED from the Garrison Of Fort woIcott.
~ on the evening Of the 18th inst JOHN DAVIS,
private Soldier ia Capt HousEs company Of Ar.
tilleriss in the service of the United Sta,es-he 10
tven'y-one years old, five feet ten an half ineheu
high. has blue eyes, Brown hair and fair complex
ion,by profession seaman, says he was horn in New
Yoik-hc wore away tarpau!in bat, brown pea
Jacket, blue SAILOR Jacket blue Pantaloons and larg.
Boots--said Davis deserted when sentinel on po,t
and took away with him JOHN ROUNDS. a prison.
er confined f,r deserving from Capt. BAxrLErr's
company of Infantry Rounds j. about iwenty-sis
years old, FIVE feet inches high. has black bsi
blue cues and dark complexion. born in or neae
Providence. away blue sailor JACKIE, With pea
bas,ons. blue psntaioons, shoes and thirty.,wu
pound ball and chain.
Whoever viii apprehcnd said Dcscr,ers and q,
liver them 60 the commanding Officer Of this %.
shall be entitled 10 sixty dollars and al ncccsss,
charges, fifty dollars for Dayis and ten dollar
fsv Hounds. JAS. HOUSE, Cap, = s. Art's
Fcr- wo'rcsf, Jan. 1vh, 1915,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21

EDwARr HEMrsrnAD, Esq. native
Connecticut, and formerly Of this town, has
Geen elected delegate to Congress, from, the
Missouri territory, and has taken his seat in
the House Of Representatives.
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On vcry rsdsu'a6ic Terms.
A HOUSE and SHOP near the red mar
ke,, end two lots Of Land in Ncwtown, so called, to
be sod separate or together. as may best suit the
purchaser. enquire OF SPENCER HALL
Newport. Jan. 81 1873
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21

Geheral ARMSTRONG, Of New York, has
been appointed Secretary Of War, and MIR.
SMITH, Of Pennsylvania, Secretary OF the
Navy.
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NOTICE.

r EFT at the store Of G. w. wARrrx & Co. a.
IL bout eight months ago, Trunk and Matross,
directed J. e. Hart The owner may receive them
by proving property and paying charges Apply to
Newport, Jan 81. q. w MARffN
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WAWTEU.

ITO live in a small Family, single middle sgcd
Woman, who has been accustomed to young
Children TO take the principal charge ofa child and
TO assist in some Of the lighter work Of family
Such person. recommended one Of good charac-
ter, may hear Of suitable encourae emcnt, by apply
ing ~ the oficc C The R J. Republican Ian 81.
Star u hyiOdt isI1snd ana Proviaence
Plantations, january IL, l8l
eT>HE creditors of DANIEL Il. VAUGHAN, Of
i Newport, trader, are hereby notified to np.
pear (f they shall think ft,) at the General Assem-
bly, to be holden at East-Greenwich, on the third
Monday OF February next. then and there TO slcw
cause, IL any they may have. why his petition for
the benefit df Act, passed in june 1856, for the
relief Of ins,scnt debtors ought not to be granted
SAMUEL EDDY, SEc'Ry.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
CLEARED

CLEARED
March IL, Sch. FaFmer's Fancy Gibson,
Gsorg {Cpl)
Is, sch Favorite, Mcpherson, do
l9, Sloop QuintesseAce, Ncvett,
Baltimore
%, Sch. Harriet, Garner,
Georgetown.
April !, Sch Harriet, Garner,
Baltimore
March 20, Sch. John, Howarth,
Georgetown.
- do. Enterprise, Parks, do.
- do. Freighter, Moore, do.
81, do Good Return, JobHson
Elizabeth Riser
30, do Margaret, Dashisld,
Nottingham
do. Kelsey s N.ncy, Long
Port Leseliyn
April S, do. Bsisey, Bosilc,
Po.o o,ac Creek
s, Slsop Mechanic, Red 'oan,
Baltimore
sun,lries; merchants Of the D.stsi-t,
aud cleared for Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, AtriI 7.
"To sHEW
rAK VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TIMR
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
Sc TO sHEA
EXCHANGE OF GOOD OFFICES.

The Russian mediation, if nothing
more should result, from it, has already
been highly beneficial in enabling Mr..
Gallalin to filIup his loan. Many are
of opinion, that it is the high sense Of
this obligation in the hour OF need, that
induces our fnancier at this time, TO re-
pair to St, Petersburg to offer in person,
lis acknowledgements to the emperor,
aRd 10 tender in return his best services
as mediator between France and Russia,
with both Of which countries we have
the most ''fricndiy relations" This
superstition, TO be sure, is contrary to
the protested object Of the mission; but
v { mnstssupposc, that if our admins
ration really mcantt To re-establlsh peace
between Eng and and America, they
would have chDsrn All american neso-
ciator for the embassy, and not d, foreign
er, whose French >ccen. must excite
the most uufs,or. Die suspicious at the
Russian court, where at present the
mos, inveterate hostility and hatred is
islt towards every thing Fre"ch We
may IL creforc conclude, that aChris-
tan p!Igpimage, upon which he goes,
for the erchangc Of good offices, TO
which no man is more attached than IS
our able finaDcier. In this conclusions
We shall assurcdly be right in one sense
Of the word, ifnot in another, as he and
bis friends about Washington certainly
understand more about good Offices, than
is to be found in the whole treatise OF
Cicero de Ofiiciis. If nothing more Is
effected by it, he will at least have ex-
changed an Office of $4,000 per annum,
for one Of $4,000, accompanied ny an
outfit Of $4,000 more; leaving behind
hin at the same time, snug birth tor a
friend, which all the patriots about
Washington will still acknowledge to be
laudable exchange Of good Offices, and
most conducive to economy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
RemoUaJ.
~ Joseph SPEAK, j

ResaecsfaNy informs His friends ana me
Public,
THAT he has removed his shop 20
Royal-street to the one lately o'eep aa
by Mr.. B. Adamson, near the eonse
Honse where he carries on the ~
RINET BUSINESS in all its various
hr,ncbes--he also makes and repairs
III kinds of Musical instruments, sueh
ss Piano Fortes, Bass Viols' yio.lhs'
Cuitars, SC. and will also furnish Ma
hogsny Collins for grown persons TOT
sf.en dollars. He hopes the quality
81 his materials. the soundness OF ms
work and the strict attention ne IN
lends paving to his business. Will en-
.ure him encouragement from q gene
IONS public. All the above branches
Of business will be executed At the
shortest notice.
November g. "
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
From the Norfolk Ledger.

We congratulate our friends on the
resnl, of the New-Hampshire election,
which has been favorable to the frienas
of peace in all its departments OF govern
ment. This secures another Federai
Member in the Senate OF the " States
Federal Republican s. peace candidates
have offered Tor the districts OF Henrico'
Augusta. Greenbriar, and Hampshire,
which with those before in Congress,
make seven federal or peace candidates. ),
exclusive Of Mr.. Shelley, Mr.. Gray, anu
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
BRITISH LICENSES.

IF the American merchant who pro-
,ec,s his shipment of -four by a British
license, is tory and an enemy to his
country-what are we to call mr. a1a-
olson, who In makinga shipment OF NIL
nisters to Europe, applies forthwith to
The admiral in the Chesapeake, tor a
British license to protect them!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
Francis L. Lee.
ATTENTION ]!

A meeting of the Alexandria hide
lieut. Rtues, is requested at Adams
Tnsrn ON Wednesday evening ne>'
precisely at seven o'eloek,-Gen,,e.
p'ss s. having wish to join the compa'
nc ,v;,, niea.e signify it to member
Ny r;ous to the meeting, in order thar
. p NAV be bslloted for. by order o.
CAPTAIN Mcknight, =
e1''1 George N. Rails. Seery.
April 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.

A letter from young gentleman who
visited Ogdensburgh subsequent to its
capture by the British, after stating some
particulars respecting it says" The
posture of affairs on the lines presents a
heart chilling aspect. The inhabitants
on each side are connected by marriage
long intimacy, and good neighborhood-
that they should be thus set by the ears,
plundering each his neighbor, and law
fully cutting his throat, by the wicked
ness and folly of men in power, is almost
TOO much to realize Should i. not be
the daily avocation of every good man
to pray in his heart that our rulers
may learn wisdom"
A letter from Dividing Greek, (N.J)
Eve miles above Morris river, dated
Wednesday evening, says "several shall
lops we're burnt off here last evening by
the enemy"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
NETWORK. April |.

Colosi Barclay, formerly British
Cons al in this city, arrived here yester-
day from England, via Bermuda, in the
cartel Savannah Packet; he comes out
as agent for Prisoners in the U, States.
He landed yesterday afternoon, between
2 and s o'clock, after procuring the ne
ccssary Passports.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
This day is Published by
COTTON e STEWAKh
PR.3YERS
Mar1h ~

OF The
p;obt Rev THOMAS WILSON, y. y.
So wears Bishop of Sodor & Man. :.
Selected from his works, and d!gess3
into forms, suited to private Perssns
and families.
By The Ken. wv. Mf1DE.
WITH AN APPENDIX
Containing Prayers ou, of the Holy
Scripture, arranged under various hsao
aud suited 10 the various feelings OF Up
hear, and the various situations q nv
man life.
January :
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
John Korn,
Jacob Wlsemlller.
.<f


The above property, in the town Of
alexandria, will be sold BY the subscri.
DER on the premises at the time above
mentioned, for cash, under the autho-
ritv of deed Of trust from Messrs.
Korn * Wisemilier, made for the pur-
pose of UNDERWRITING Gurden Chspin'
row deceased, in consequence OF has
having Endorsed their notesin the bank
of Ajersndria ard the Branch Bank OF
the United States at Washington.
VIII also be sold on the premises az
the same time, for cash, 70 feet OF
Ground, situated on the east side OF
Columbus street, adjoining the above
me otioned % feet on Columbus streeb
and running back esstw ardly the dis'
tsnce Of 1913 feet inches.
John Hoof. Trustee.
Mar1h ~.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07

M Sage has lately stated in a. me.
moir read to the National Institute a,
Paris, the efficacy Of -four Volatile aIhali,
in cases of severe Apoplexy. For a,
least forty years, say he, have had op-
portunities of witnessing the efficacy of
Volatile alkali taken Internally as on i'm.
mediate remedy for the Apoplexy, if
employed onthe first appearance of the
disease. One of the keepers of my ca.
binet, aged 70 years, robust, though
thin, and very sedate, was seized with
an Apoplexy, he fell down deprived Of
sense. When raised up he had the rat.
ties in his throat, his eyes were closed.
his face pallid and his teeth fixed toge-
ther l drew out his lips SO as to an.
swor the purpose of spout, into which
WAS poured spoonful of water contain.
ing twenty five or thirty drops Of -four
Volatile alkali. At the same time two
slips OF paper, tho edges of which were
wet with the Volatile aIkali and intro,
duced into his nostrils The testh were
speedily separated and the eyes opened
A second dose of the alkali was Instant
iy poured down his throat. The rattles
ceased, speech and recollection return
ed, and in the course OF ali hour the pa.
tent recovered sufficiently to proceed
without assistance three hundred PAGES
to his own chamber. In another hour
be got up and asked for something t.
eat; and has since experienced no re-
turn of the di.order.
He reports another case in the person
of one Of his friends who was a great
eater and was struck with the Ap plexy
while at table. The Volatile a.kaii ey-
cited vomiting and after hat bad abAt-
ed. the patient took twenty drops IF w.
lathe alkali in half glass of vine II s
senses returned, and in two hours he
was walking in his garden.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07

their successful attacks on the French
loraging and other parties.
The fCortes continued their deiibera-
tons with spirit s had receiyedn hume
rous solicitations on the abolition of the
IRquisition the building and effects Of
which are to be appropriated, as hos
pital for Invaiids.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
Herring Seine Irvine.
lust receiped q For SHE,


Just received y FOR Sale,
S cases Herring Seine Twine supe
rior 9uality,-Cameron Street Wharf
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
5 $ $:;:::, ': 4;.:. SALT.
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil.m hbis ard half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil
Paint do lin tierces and bhl..
Birthstone in bbls.
Mess No. l and , Boston Beef, bbls.
and half b5!s.
Do. prime Pork, bbis.
bbls. Tar, Rosin, Iurpentine and
Pitch.
April Z.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07

District Of Columbia. County Of
.ale;raRdria-TO WIT.
NOVEMBER TERN, 1912.
William Wilson, surviving Partner of
William Wilson s John Potts, lately
trading under the firm of William
Wilson & Co.-Comtlainants.
against
John F. Mercer and William Cation
, De{euJnnte
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant John F.

Mercer not having entered MS appear
ance aid given security according to the
Statnte and the Rules Of this Court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction OF the
court upon affidavit, that the said defcn
dant John +. Mercer, is not ap inhabi-
ant Of this district, on motion OF the
complainant by his counsel, it is ordered
that the said defendant John F Mercer
do appear here on The first day OF April
Term next, and enter his appearance 10
the suit and give security tor his per-
forming the DEGREES of the court, and
that the other defendant William Cation,
do not pay away, convey OF secrete the
debts by him owing to, or the estate or
fleets in his hand. belonging to the said
apscnt defendant John F. Mercer until
the further order or decree of this court,
aid that copy of this decree be forth
With published tor two months success
siyely in one of the rubhc newspapers,
published in this county, and that ano-
tier copy be posted at the front door OF
the courthouse of said county.
A copy, Test,
G.. Deneale, { c.
February 10 law9m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
Valuable Property for SAFE.

IN the Sd alosday In April nextS
~ will be sold at public sale e. "ot
oil. posed of prior to that tune by PR.
vate SALLY three story Brick Heuss
AID Lot, tolner Of Prince and It hsaph
s,rsels~-,he lot is SO feet S inches on
FRINGE street and l.6 feet On st A.
oh street A Lot, containing l7s
feet 6 inches on Washinetop street ny
1913 feet S inches on Duke street, with
III the improvements thereon. Also,
!, Vac.nl .ot l2s feet inches on Duke
street by 81 feet OH Columbus streetto
a o feel alley
LIKEWISE,
1850 acres of Land in the state OF len.
neSscc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
SINGING SCHOOL.


THE eitisens of Alexandra are in.
formed that Mr.. ESSOM has returned,
and proposes opening Singing School
again, if sufficient encouragement be
given. Those who wish to join his
school, or put their children under his
care, are requested to meet at Mr.. A.
M'Clean's Ncbool Room next Mondy
evening, at o'clock.
April 6
Last ball for the Season.
Mr. GFEsRE. presents his respects
to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Alex
andrla, and informs them that he will
have his last Ball on Thursday next
sth instant:
April S.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
Twenty Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subs ribcr,
living at Sul' in the County OF Falr
fax, tVirginia,) Negro Man slave
named WILLIAM, VINO calls himscli
VIM. BurweIl-He is q Mulalto, about
81 years cid, five feet eight or ten IN
ches high, straight and we'll made; he
IS active, fluent, very arttul and intelil-
cent. His visagc is thin, cheek bones
rather high, nose very fiat, forehead
low and e nerally covered with wool.
He reads and writes toersbly well and
will probably exhibit psss OF some
kind He wore away black cloth coat
but has a variety Of coathing. he was
seen shaping his course towards Alex
andria. WHARF, his father, a tree man
named Nat Burw we'll lives He has serv-
cd me as house servant tor some
wears. ana has lived in Alexandra and
in Stauntan.
will give the above reward to any
one sle will deliver said slave to me,
or safely lodge him in the jail OF Alex
andria or Fairfax County, and a gre a'e'
reward together with reasonable e..
nences if he be apprehended out OF tie
state of Virginia or the territory OF 90
lumbia.
Francis L. Lee.
April z. p,,,,, pe
nu5Ijcan are requested to give this two
Or three Insertions and iof.atu nv.
account to Me.srs snoUten < eimm''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07
.,,.,s engaged a.

!. ..,.',,.,., :' !; s,.ss ::
| ~ 80 a saon,nsD ss a
. !. y, .o % i. n. .a,,..S.
a. sa' d''. an so a"l
i 81. that a great ! p"r,
'''' e,s exposyt 'n'"
D'' rromj, for IN, w.
NJ ii a situate" less
I i 7 h: enemy and
a =, Gen. Wincbes-
i in. Of sOuAict, his
3''I distance Of three
from the camp.
I. scene Of battle Aos.a at
attention. vas co"' IS
{: o, ne formo rs%,. ct
tCTCES I.s
|. I,I be never lost h hope ,ps
n; aaa reirsatsd 100
- Va, also discovered
Is lad possess
ne woods on each
ling lde 'front.'
s,en post early III
M {, si prevent
al, discovered IN
=, !, va, 100 late TO
|. breast gOrN iro"
'apcs ofcur t'DopS
!, nc nemy 10
{ IN, ace N order
cai,ls Fl. ut was re-
l, -, g~a. raj and o.
o,:coap ned ~" on
"a, yaoct, U'.li the
si.s tue party. over
a, submitted as pFi-
10 tie Field where
and brorght TO
Scrr Of the British
,.r, that our forces
,ed, under cover OF
poiA, were defend
. ia c Of desperation
,frity Of numbers,
Of a'tiIIery
) :IUical, the general
yp,,r the ie y troops
Dli,oaan OF war, Oh
a,y, nd pl yate pro
,ec,ed. Two rauses
,o,ai. &el=rninahun
mos was nearly eX-
' vas undertaking
The right sand left.
he t.wL en- Are with
5 Goadr, suranceS
driven e. mat extre
lily cquld be assumed
be ,a,n9es, who then
&c 10 g-ea, numbers
SSibie. No alter
'urreGdeT, or a &c
i n.ner Was d.cna-
%, y agreed to Oh
/, stated, and three
-@urot0ur men who
c sa:ten-lence, en-
nWlSsIoDed off, srs
Commissions, were
piers Of aar. The
aIl appear in the
\ he cate These
deemed proper to
might not b 'sna.
FA4atter # a tram
much aaxieIy will
,J
nnaadant 5th Regt
Major I'd Battal on
Brigade Inspector,
E'n5 Adj. D,tlch.
ll'jer.Mas,er.
n 5'h R ,gt, X. NJ.
S'CsPt' '7ih Rest.
io; 5t5 r.
p Is H. X V.
Isl Rife RI. K V.
an s;h Reg 7.
l'cI 18th Reg. U.
y ''5 Regiment.
%" i.h Reg K V.
1'o' 81 Regt.
4 'h Reg ment.
Sign ID Regimen,
s. 'iG Regimen,.
',lRcg;ment.
SisRec, aen,.K
',sa 5,h Regiment.
F2" Is R,s,K.M.
: ''' Res K.vM.
March %.
OH sP.sTn
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07

Mr.. Randolph. General HangerfordaL
so opposes Mr.. Talisfferro.-Wil the
Districts of Accemack & Norfolk make
no exertion in this hour Of trial!
Our letters from North.Carolina, as
sure US that in aim os, every District of
that State, there will bea federal or peace
candidate.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-07

e. The person who took
a Sealed Letter from my
store yesterday morning.
will much obIige me by
leaving It at the Post-Ofhce.
G.. GRIFFITH.
April 2.