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Warheutiic adder IN our bosom and ne t.v
stuRg us IN return. Let the serpent's tee.,,
oe drawn. Let all the savayes. now :.
~ re >fhxe1 Fiends bat conquered
pc ccmp~stW 10 ,etire beyond sc..c
nxed oounoarv. and there amongst each o-
Their practise that deceit & treachery whica
ought never again to be trusted to our inipr,.
III we "'st.ke not, 9. project of this KIND
was, last w'oter, IN agitation among some. as
the Western Members, but was NOT So L,r
matured rs ever to take the form of a deli
mite proposition. Il year. experience psin-
eo since that day, we should imagine can
not out have a.ade May converts to the
dcs;gn-
In relation to the TERRITORY of East Flor
Fda, the source of u: recent cbmmotions a.
mong The Southern indi;as, it is O., opinion.
! "iii, much difference to illat OF those wis,
are better ip,orn Cd. thai somethi.y decisive
| onght.t be dooe Immediately. H. 5rcl>e-
sition to occupy it on certain cany.ryencFs
was f.JecGsd by tile Senate two o,, ,hyes
sessions go, from perhaps 100 great a reis-
aoce on the good disposition of the Spanish
authmitles. But what was then ps,,:3Atcv-
IS now history The contingency y. g
ned has occurred. Eas, Fi>litla Is IN tn
interest, 1T not in the pcasess Oh, of. an en-
my. Fensacoia has been the storeh. -. and
arsenal OF the hostile Indian tribes in th.
S'ntn' as YORK and H4lGen were ~ ths.
Nor,h. The enemy's rruizers haye also
bcea permitted toce,ry guy " ss..iS Ia, 49,
port as priz. S. It is high time, tbs.efo,e
! mat It be no longer suffered to remain = har-
Dor Tor smugg'ers, and spies, To- concea, cd
| tiat't ~ and Oi.en enemies. The r. ste e
such verm.h ash,test the borders cf Fjori,s
onSht to De o"fken up; and it had letter ss
done scfare than a{;er thcse ae,.iv ac:r,,lv
obtain possession Of il. Fori VIII c..rta,o-
~ come totnat at last if We do ros ocCa-
rpy It, he enemy will.
lhe continued triumphs GO our arms ~,
the Atlantic andi rlard seas. VIII entitie cor
Navy more aHd more 10 the favor Of the
Representa- yes ct tue Nation. out It j.,
scarcely 10 be expected, when so n,uch 70
mans to be accomplished under former arts
that further increase Will he author lied az
tae reXt session--and for the reason. mere
~ mat 1t couid not be executed Il autht.yi.-
ca. 1t is probable, however, that souIe.prc.
VISION VIII be mace FIR obtaining q reo,,lar
supply + timber; and tha. SON, IL. norsz,,
arrangements in'the detail of the sery;c.
Toosequent on the increase which has taken
place, will cone under eons iderali-n.
we nave thus briefly passed in review =
ew CT taose mateis which we think ,,fIJ
prominently present themseiycs TO the view
~ Ccrgress during their soiouap,n,,,t ~ ,b'.
seat OF government. Oilers of .,reatsr-
moment may arise, or grow ont e cjrc,n,:
stances. which we Cannot now Toreeea &.
vera! OF the topics we have m n,ioped are
pregnant with interest, and in their de-
c,son ma" deeply affect the future welE,~e
OF the Country. We have omitted IN r,otic.
many OF minor Importance, which. theY,~6
they obviously present themselves "a ,Ss.
view iaVoiVe no great principles OF ns'ionai
Po-NJ' ibid
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GRNEp Er1I1

The exchange Of Gen. Hull. we under
stand, has recent. Ceen effected and t,,a,
= genera Court Martial is to he held i, thiq
city 10 Ike course Of tie ensuing winter f,r
his trial, o. rho charges which will he exit.
bited against him BY government, for Ia
wing giveIup the Michigan Territory. and
surrendered the army cHsrusted to h IS com
mand.--vA.6aj.y Goz.
Report SAYS en- excbanre Of British pri
sooeJs, resulars aud militia, at the demo.
at @ esnbI h PrUfeid and Cheshire. has
been agreed on aaA that part Of them are
to - sent 70 Montreal and The residue r.
Halifax. The non cc1H6afayis aiken At Fl
George we undagstard. YET remain prise.
ners, no arr aDge ent having been msde
Tor their exchange or discharge II.
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WINDSOR, (Vl.lNox-aa-

ESsTGct u a letter Jron1 a ernfyemo,, -
Harrington 10 HE .J,iend in Ihis koqy,, H..
ted .NoU 18, 1878.
-. j. IS NV ascertained that the canpai~a
mas ended-Gcn. VIE inson has tpL -, 81
winter quarters at french d1ilks. T. hon, oE
miles from the four corners, Chqtaugay7 i e.
GER q very severe battle. Us STAGED by > ..n
'leman inst ar:ived) near Cornw : iii.
chafSS " Bayo''lt took place thyce 5e,,s ,-oI
times, the last OF which ias.ed fzsljz,r -.
nfeS. 1t Is said that Wilkins, n ,,n- H.
grou nd but has :ince filed fl to FIeorh
Mi'is-1he British were commeo1eS ~ ~,
Zen. De Hofterburr, with the Kipost,,,, any,
PRESCOTT troops.--Gen. Hampton has ri
ed at Plattsbufg and his army nTo1'stsu
take Up winters Ak thnt and NIX bjacsS
oumber OF his ORcers have alresdv arri.
we'd IN this town. -
The above intelligence is Confirmed -
me EIrhn8fon Crntinei Of FRIDAY lsef AZ
by an, Oth er of the army who arrived 80 -
town on Saturday. 1t is reported tbat ca
neral W1kinscn, was sick. at the t;ne =.
Tie acutn--~ihat Gen. Boyd lad fhe GO
n!snd-s ~ we lost one p,ece of cannon,
~" r'',"lIer killed on either side i -,
correctly ascertain"d. The narticn,nct
VIII De gwen as soon as received.
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Fran tie -Ne7v Yak Columbian.
I he FORIHERN ARMY.

mu,f be r"collecied amidst all orr oc
counts nave moved continually with v;sxv
10 oecel,e me enc my, and have Consequent
DIRK TesPectingthe ultimate De ,i,,.,o. .',
we inter, therefore, although there nov ~
mains no doubt that Montreal ie the H..
OF 'heir attack, aud erideu preparations fo,.
"'Mer quarters are making, il is bv M
means cert ain that offensive inicntio,s a..
abandoned for the season axe
at SO short distance FROM the score ~
action, favorable opportunity for ro",,aI-
nents may yet be seized, and greet 81.
erected as circumstances NAV admit w
CANNOT refnse Our Confidence in the res,,'r.
c &c o. our country, Or talents and yig;lsace
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COPY OF Il LETTER
rTom 'Ne oeeretarg Of Me Maup %

from me "ecraarY Of tie .Nauy "a "a.
DENT. 1'''
NAVY DKPARTMENT, Nov 3 ,e,s
SIR wv o 1919.
10 "f6cer or person in autbori,v. o.on
or Iahtar., except the Commanding = ;,i.a....l'
general or tie commanding naval ogic.,y
mas aiy authority, under any pretest -.
ev~F, - h we any conmunication Go, my .t'-
enemy.s-You yill, therefore, vove,n ~, ,,o' We
sen accordingly, and prohibit all interc.,,,
OF contrary nature. If the cop,roa,'G',''.
general cr vnnrsef, shall 1T am, 80, '''4'is
TO send nag to the enemy. Won vii tss',e
an cficer and boat's crew to conc, w., 81
ceiVc patches, or make or recS,g, ~. ~.
co'mu'caiion to or from the coroo,s,,,,Iyy-
veneer or Yourself but none ntha,. ~ ''s
the oihfer and crew under vorr 49,, , 100
De permitted to attend the fac M Ma ' '''.
com 0uncaton with the An..,oy s auy
such officer as the NM J;1o -,
"ay designate to berr his coro,,,. 5,e'N'
~ written or printed coumuni-o,;,,s. ','ps
from nc rnemy, must be subn,ittcd n a.. ~
sP p,e or me Commanding general or yc.'-
ser ana n approved, put unIo, q s.,is., -
yer ~ or 'rorn the connmenl,rs, 49,, -
Yourself IT any other boat Or oey.on =. y. ~
tt,thi ~ 80 approach o. hn,d any couor,,,s{
cai y with the enemy, without ths sa,','l
~ - o. the commanding general ~, IT,
SCI yon vii ssS-sr aud IL tain sYeb -
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PITTsBuRcu Nov 10.
II dc Il IL =. A. -
'he "a, = - the NJ icu ".

HHViof, WOO 5, 1878.
Colonel Warren . d d. He'll. e tbe
Canadian militia, have been taken l,v =
sinai party Of our troops, and were Jaode5
at Black Rock on the 5th inst. Or. Hell
states, ttatthe rear gazrd # the British ar
my, marched bou Burlington heights O.,
the "a or Sd in.t. and that DE regular Br.
tish ! rec IT '>in6at vn did not exceed tvs,
Thousand.
A considerable number Of the Indians
that were under iecolust o., ~ he bat f.e ~
the Thames, hsd arrived the bea5 IF ~.
lake The, c &c highly cxa.persted Al tbc
conduct Of he British cmcrts, partic,,lari,
Proctor AMI ieppearcd saxo1s 70 t'ie,,,ts
every irch Of ground sin ,he Haqer,c.,s
I ne lncians viii no do1ot return 10 t6.ir
dutj Inc Jfnen, they lcagn thar terms n
peace aie 10 bs obtained from cur coJete
ment.
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WASHINGToN, Nov. 2e.
THE NEWS FROM THE. ARMY

is OF retare to perplex the most earnest
enquirer after the truth. We have pub
IShed it as received, but request our rea
ders 10 receive itwith some grains of allow
ance- The reported return os the army
10 winter quarters may be, as suggested in
the Aurora, only a rusS-de eucfre. we
confess however, that the news appears to US
70 be too cir0um stants! to be entirely dis
credied. if true in all is parts, there is
an enigma in the result of the campaign
which the official accounts only can solve
We wait impatiently for more authentic in
fornation.-NAT INT.
A REPORT
OF an NnDleasaat nature, we are sorry
to say has reached this city from the upper
end OF Lake Ontario. II is to this effect As
nearly as We car ascertain---not having seen
the letters communicating il. The Onrario
feet sailed from NagaN., having on boa I'd
General Harrison and Army, with an inten-
tion to proceed down the Lake. After hey
had proceeded but few sailes, violent
ste n! arose, which dispersed the feet; most
of the vessels returned into the river, after
much difficulty, but several had not siace
been heard OF, amongst which is The Gene
ral Pike--nrd it is mach feared they NAV
have been lost on the Lake or run ashore
at such distance from The place of depar-
Sure zsRot yet to have been discovered by
those on the look out for them. 4 few DAYS
must bring confirmation or contradi lion
Of This disagreeable news.----Ib.
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|'ublic--and admitting it should faitto con,
vince every individual interested i'm It's de-
cisioo, it will at least satisfy him, that, ca
trial, he can be both heard and defended.
The repo.t Of the loss of the schooner
ChippewaY, on Lake Er'e TO which we m
sdycrieutlr ga7e curl ency n day.or two ae O,
and which is g'ing the round OF the public
pr'n's, we are happy ia say has been con
traeiic,ed in al its parts. 1t appears to
have been merely an old story, reverbatiug
'sc loudly, as to have been mistaken for "a
new one. Mar. iat.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. SO.
The capture Of the British fact on lake
Brie, and The consequent fail # fort AM
hcrstburg d. troil. &C., &c. are events
which viii be more appreciated in ttis ter
ritory and Illinois. I'll on at any other pein:
from the Mississippi to the Pennsylvania
line.
/ The trade with the Indians 6s the rivers
and lakes was AS nnd,stur6ed 70 .he British
/ as peace existed IN that quarter and
such q degree, ofSecarity had the N West
company Jailed themselves INTO, that seven
Ut their boats loaded with merchandise had
arrived Last Jaly at Prairie du Chen, for
tive 81. Peters, and c'issr waters which
empty into'the Mississippi; among thesc
We're only one email barge on governm snt
account which contained fea presents Tor
the Indians.
Cen. Proctor's plan was to make his is
sues OF presents at or near Detroit. SO as t.
i6e able 10 Command the services of the
lwarriorS in that vicinity he permitted a
small portion to be distributed TO the sava-
yes of ROCK river. with the injunction that
should &c l. -.
/ erritory and Illinois By this arrange
I ment, the Indians of the Illinois were to-
tally neglected. Main poque had got all
the recruits Re could possibly muster On
eide = Ike Michigan me had embarked
his fartu & w'th Proctor and Left Como and
! thc lesser Chiefs to contead with the settle
ner's on the Mississippi, with what sue
| cess the events eff last year has already
Shewn.
To the neglect ct the Mississippi and IL
Hnois lndiahs by the British, we NAV att1.i-
butte the safety OF these Territories the
lew rangers who were spread over widely
e9<tenfed froneier could not arrest the pro-
gress nj ferccious foe. To their want of
arms and ammunition We are indebted fo.
their absence from our borders, and TO
such distress have they been driven. that
9e have no doubt but the greater part of
the Pottawatomies and Kictapoo nation
~onld be now glad to eleive any terms
from the Uoited STATES.
Letters inst received from Upper Missou-
RI, represent the country in the neighher-
hooi OF the river Plate sverymsecure for the
residence of'the traders. in consequence of
a fierce and bloody war having broke out
between he Otfos & Sionr The conten
ding parties had an action in the ,.sieabor
Ecod OF the trading housos, in which the
oiouT istt twenty enc Of their dead On Tho
heid: he traders apprehend visit from
the 6iovr Of he river ST. Peters, who are
in the British interest
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.g. General Davis. Who was CHARGED with Gil.

e. tftNVfaI bHsiSI VINO was CIarbCu WITH ONl!-
ems Proelamstios, immediately repaired TO tho
ny tor toe purpose of executing his order. lie
I'd the Proclamation printed in llandblls, aud went
distributing them among the troops; but soon IS
is business discovered, he WAS arrested, for
sewing the seeds OF jiscord in the srmy aud eSct
ing the soldiers to mutuy. lie carried tu Platte
burgh, and released giving bonds DOR his apr arr
ance at the next Circuit Court Of the u be held
II New-York, there to snswer for his offences.
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States, has been ar
vous. we had almost
Vi, and held to answer
friend tn his country
must rejoice to hear
the insurgent project.
not help thinking it
yell if the Governor
IS cats paw, had thus
80 .oie to the penal conse-
,s'i,utional proclamation,
- AIRY 1t into execution
honor of q slight acquain-
Chittenden, while in Con-
really think ne would have
Ae Inst men in the Federal
nit himself'by SO unwarranta
p. ling. We can only account for
considering him as the head oil
party in his state. sy applying to
J'd and almost dnchristian aphor-
II sph0m COP goiahes TO Destroy, hc
triUes med. "-Nr.. Int.
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INTfRF87YNG 70 M1IIyIt
Fou ,h- 4ibanv Ifrpus


ne court nattial ordered bv Cererai
~ pk"s f.rthc trial e de qucn,s un.et
the oroerof the II September, adierrDe1
on Friday tic S9ts UT 10 meet. psi,, o., ~
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d'tisn is attributed to the miscarriage a
the guide, which Disconnected plan. which
otherwise must have led to the capture Of
: considerable portion OF the esemies force
and the complete destruction oil his plan of
defence.
The Major General deserves the highest
eneomurTis foi' skill and sagacity exhibited
in his exec llcnt Arrangement.
Our actual less in%i'leti, wounded and
missing. does not exceed SIS meu,-The
whole of our force eng. ID. did not xceed
225 men on tbes-siSe where the greater
force ot The eno,ny was oppoyed-the other
reg uents did not arrive until the moment
v'hen ths enenv were re iring, and were on
W formed in line, bot took 70 part in, the en-
SaGement. The reason why rhe eaemy
~1e not prshS further in this point is well
known 70 be so.iy tina, the crisis of the
campaign had not yet Sufficiently advanced
ior more serious Operations this winter.
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CarxAape. Tln. .N'nn. 6.

VT ''tutS Q. a eII+ y OU. ..
we are concerned tcstace that four ira
yelling gentlemen. during tie. last week,
we're murd red and plundered by the lnd
aus on the road between this place & Nat
chez. One was h Mr.. MAY, OF Barren coun-
~ III kentucky,
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|rublic--and admitting it should faift to con,
vince every individual interested in It's de-
cisiop, it will at least satisfy him, that, on
trial, he can be both heard and defended.
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A detachment OF 50 marines, under the
command of Lieut. Sevier, arrived in Wash
ington ON Friday last from Point Pct.e,
Georgia
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lNo. 1923.
FOR SALE,

CON OALE,
4 VALUABLE House Servant, about
~ 81 years Of age-he is very likely
aud intelligent, and would suit either a
tavern, private family OF single gentle
man. l wish to dispose Of the servant
to some person in Alexandria or its vici-
nifty, as my only object in selling him il
to CRAFTY bin by being near his wife
She can be bought to accommodate par
ties, by applying to WiLL1AM ROBINSON,
ESQ. The Servants viii be shewn, and
the terms of sale made known.
Nick BEVERLEY.
Westmoreland county,Va. Jun. -.
Herring Seine Twme.
Just receiOed u FOR SALE,
cases Herring Seine a'wine supe.
rior quality.-Camcron Street WhsrE
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
5 5 $;:::. '; s;':s. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetin gs
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bbls. and half bbls:
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in tierces and bbls.
Birthstone In bbls.
, Mess No. and Boston Beef, bbls.
and half bbls.
Do. prime Pork, bbls.
obs. Tar, Rosin, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April 7.
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Just Received
For sale by ROB'T. CRAY, opposite
the Washington Tavern, the follow
ing valuable
Law Books---viz
X OOPER's Justinian
~ Hening's Justice
'.ranch's Reports vol. aud s
A1uniord's Reports vol. l
Esst's Reports vol. "A
Cooper's Equity Pleader
American Disest
Lawyers Guide by w. w. ,Hcnine
vol. l
IohIson's Cases vol. 5
Coudy's Marshall on Insurance
rauntop's Reports vol. 2
Blackstone's Commentaries
Newlanti OH Contracts
Chitty on the Law of Netiohs
johnson's Reports vol. z and 8
Law of Attach mehts
Curran's Speeches
Statutc OF Limitation
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LOTS AND LANDS.

D UILDING Lots in every section Of
I'D this city, and about eighteen hun.
dred acres of Land on the eastern branch
Of the Potomac, Immediately opposite
the City, are offered for sale, for cash, or
ON credit with secMity.-Also, Lands in
the states of New York, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky APP
ply to the subscriber, at Tomlin.cD's
Hotel, Washington, if before 10th June
next, and afterwards at his residence in
Allentown. Lehigh county, Pennsylvania,
or at his Office in Philadelphia.
James Creenleaf.
City OF Washington, May % -stawH
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Notice is hereby Given,

That the subscriber has taken out let
tiers of administration in the county OF
Alexandra, upon the estate OF Henry
O'Rely, deceased-all persons having
claims against the said estate, are re-
euested to make them known to the sub,
scriber as early as possible, and those
indebted to the said estate are desired to
nav the same without delay.
CLEMENT SEWALL, Admir-.
Isly as-St 7aHlm
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100 Dollars Reward.

100 Dollars Reward.
TLOPFD from Fairfield, in the coun.
~ tyofFrcderick and Commonwealth
Of Virginia, on or about the 9TH day OF
March last, negro slave named AN
THONY the property of the late Will
liam b. Page deceased. Anthony is a-
bout S feot 9 inches in height, OF sub.
substantial form, light yellow complec.
ton, and rather Of IN affeminate voice.
He is about % years OF age, was brought
up house servant and has been accus.
toned to that course of employment all
his life. He Is slave Of great capacity
and considerable ipgenuity-he reads
he plays the 6ddle--snd possesses a
great mechanical turn-he can do rough
carpenters work and make combs. The
above reward will be given if Anthony
should be apprehended at the distance
of 100 miles from Fairfield, and brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandria.
But if apprehended at the distance of
less than leo miles, Fifty Dollars will DO
given If he is secured in goal, and no.
tice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. |. Lee.
Admrs. Of VIM. B. Page, deed
Mays.
The Editors OF the Federal Republi.
can, National Inteliigeneer and Gazette
Of the United States, will publish the q.
bove in their papers, and send their ae-
counts to this Office.
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FRIDAY, Aucusr 1s, 1873.


LAWRAsON Il FOWLE
HAVE FOR SALE
THE Cargo of Schooner Traveller,
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, OF 1000
feet merchantable and clear Lumber.
also, LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine arE Sewing Twine.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candies.
so cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners Oil.
February l.
Lawrason & Fowle,
Have just rsceived-and for Sale
go Boxes fresh
RAISlNS.
May "a
PLOUGHS.
s~HE. subscriber has just received
s for sale, a number Of ;he much
admired Connecticut made Plouehs.
.Jno G.. Laid.
wRo,HAs ALSO FOR SALE.
puncbeons old Jamaica Spirits
; casks Brandy
20 casks sweet Wine
20 barr~s Beef
$50 pieces Russia Sheeting.
July " d
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To Rent for a term of years
A FARM.

A FARM,
In Fairfax county, containing Two
Hundred and Thirty Acres, well tim
bercd. There arc on the premises a
small Dwelling House and an apple
and Pesoh Orchard. 1t is well wa,er-
ed, and large and constant stream
passing through the middle of it, ION
which IS the best Mill seat in the neigh
borliood, and sufficiency of building
stone On the spot. This farm has about
40 acres Of prime meadow land, 20 Of
which are well taken with titaothy -
1t is about 9 miles from Alexandria
and nearly the same distance from
Georgetown and the City Of Washing
ton. Any person disposed to Rent
will apply to the subscriber residing
near the premises.
Mordecai c. Fitzhugh
July "A d3tlaw6w
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NOTICE.
PUBLIC SALE.

nN Monday the soth, day of August
~ next, if fair, if not the next fair
day, will be sold to the highest bidder,
on a credit of g months at Fox's Mill
all the estate of Ann Fox, deceased, con-
sisting of number Of Virginia born
Slaves, three Stills, Stock of->different
kinds, and ether articles toe tedious to
mention.
MORRISS FOX, Executor:
Fairfax, July 81 sawts
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N O L | T. E.

~ ~ ~ lie
THE Partnership of COTTON 9
4 STEWART was Dissolved on
he LIST instant by mutual CONSENT
Those having claims against the firm
wil please present them for payment
md those indebted call and settle their
accounts with JOHN A. STEWART, who
is fully authorised &c, settle the same.
Peter Cotton.
John A. Stewart.
April s
The Public are respect
fully informed that the Business will be
continued and conducted Ivy JOHN A.
STEWART, who thankful for past
ravors, solicits a continuance OF the
same.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-13
Iol,n Gardner Laid

HIS FOR SHE,
Muscoyado Sugars in iinds. tierces and
bills.
West India Rum in puncheoas,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson
Skin. and Hyson Teas, OF the Ias-
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 7 by 9, 9 by IL, and 10 BY IL
Bristol Glass, in whole and hal
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
es. Figs
lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy In tierces
& bbls.
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
Cordaee aud Lines OF various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Gems, Wownen's and Children's Shoes
in:barrcl2 aud boxes,
Bottle Corks In bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk aud Plaister of Paris.
Also, PLOUGEfS ofthe most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october 8