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FAIL GOODS.

FAIL GOODS
f5TlE Subscriber has just opened the following
i seusonahle GOODS, lviz.
10 bales striped Brackets
do do extra large for camp use
do rcse assorted
do Kendall sottons -.
do ,ins
do mixed terseys
2 do hannpls assorted
do low priced cos,ngs
do booking and common bnizcs
'o low preed cloths,
% superfine do consisting of blue,
black, green, brown and other coors
do ladies' pelicc cloths assorted eo,ors
DO supcrfue cashmere
do common do
do tieklenburss, best quality
DO ozashurgs
case a;ocSinshett ingraped and corded
:. do Wellington and Regency cord
al do worsted boscry
do Manchester assorted
1 do bombszetis
do pins assorcrs w.
r sides an elegant appointment of Fancy Goods
late purs'ased IN Boston, New York, Philadeiphia
an Ssltimorsi among which
Csicoes, enghams, English, Scotch and real India
tnusiihs superior to any ever offered in this market
thread 'aces French cambrics OF superior uual;ty
hwns sud es;upeias for hsndkercheis risbcns lace
wells. black and white extra large pisknet md LACE
sleeves, silk hose, ladies' Grenoble gloves long and
short medaion do. i,rantne, silk fer pelioes wad-
ding for DO. ladies' arntine and daInasi silk strIs
worked do !a'iies corscts, morocco larantine k e.
siuo indspe na..iies.
All which will be disto,ed of on accom- raodatine
Eerms w'o!esAis CIR retail, for cash town sccept,
sneea,b by w. PA1'rERS0N.
or Ito Kegs sspcrior +. E, FF g,in,powder on
consignment Nbch will be sold in small parcels to
gait purchasers,
November G. IF
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Resreetfully vour, SC.
DUNCAN M'.ARTHuR.
fROM rHE sou1n.

&f',ref Ga ief'ss from carr. aleyS.aer
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PARODOXES.
a, b. :.

The FedernHsys are, HteraNv speaking.
The fTteHds u UIioH-Yet no class of men
IN the Eastern States has throgn out morr
frequent threats Of disuaioa.
III Feder2iists, accord,nr to their ovn
account, are thc FjieHds 81 Commerce.
YET they have uniformly opposed every
measure which went to resist the aggres
Si"nS % " Britain upon oar commerce, o.
upon our seamsn, VINO are the essemtial
SCENTS Of commerce.
The Federahsts arc tie friends Of EBrr.
5yj yet have thew dscricd almost every
S"easurc OF the administration which was
calculated to pui the powers OF the govern
15ent mo mo,io", OF 70 support tic rights
" lhs NATION.
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Nnticil

TN pGrs1ssts al the acts OF the iGse sess- 81. EhI
A General Assembly entitled ' AN sss r'oshs
taxes FOR the support OF Government" and - +
amend the seyersl xots at Assembly, pr~scri-
hing the mode OF sscSrtsuing the taxable propert,
witlin the commonwealth and &c collecting the puB-
tic rsvsnue :" Stamps Vii be prepared By the 1Gth
of this month aud kept the Cses ot the subsor,,
ber over the cacntiHg room 0t Nlr. chm Wood Ga
the main street q Rick,noAd, ssreeabe 10 I.e
,UwIn, table
For e.ch note or bin r,rds payable or negotiable oy
|. which may be paid o. negotiated, ut either 80
tho pubic banks OF Virginia, o. az ths brane hSs
thereO. (eNoept checks or bills drawn upan aud
payable nv SUCH bsuks) within % ds tros1
the date at such n1te.or bill
Is above $50, AMI not exceeding 500 Ae,s
above l0D, and not exceeding 500 40
above 50Q aud not exSse,liny 1000 -
Aud for every $1,000 above thousand, 2. Sia
R,atuonal.
For each note b,l! made paysble 81 ne gotiAbg or
which may be paid Or csotist-i a. atorssai1, nor
within at 60 ds,s from its iM..
II ,'Ove $50. snd exceeding 800 It cts
above 100, aud ret exceeding 500 p
above 500, and hDt esee ding 1000 80
above iG1O and not exceeding 1000 p
above 5000. and not eSeerling 5o1O 100
above sGOl AMI jt' exceeding 1910 I2S
shove 1000 and not exceeding 5000 $50
And for every $1,000 above Eve thousand, IS cts
additional.
Paper or Blank notes sent IN be stamped must
be accompanied bv Memo: Of the Number required
OF the several stamps.
n. Is. Paper and blank notes ready slammed viii
be ssnstsntly kept in ths office.
TIC HOWARD,
Stang -~HIsf-r.
.sprii1s. sist-F
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At one M.~ene. tNey c,,pati.s. upe, the

ut one NeMchCs l1SY cES6t.dts Upck the
power and resources of the British Empire
At another, they depict her as struggling
tor her existence against the all -gras ping
power of France.
But the most singular % all the paradoxes
Is, that they assume 70 the mselves the title of
The Friends Of PeGce whilst every tri-
umph which they gain in the Elections is
calculated to postpone the period OF an ho-
norahle peace. What DO our enemies count
upon9 On our divisisnS on the success
OF the Opposition. Il is evident that the
enemy have held back on the suppositiDu
that the Federal party would acquire the
reins OF power, and then conclude peace
with them on their own terms. The only
way to obtain an honorable peace, is to
convince them how fallacious are these
calculations (; that there is decided ma
Jority III Congress for war, until we can
obtain an honorable peace that it Will be
waged with spirit and effect that men,
money, and munitions will be voted with
alaori,y. ii is some serious blow either
struck, or threatened TO be struck, winch
will induce O. B. to weigh the calamities of
war against the concessions of peace.
Every tcderalist who is, therefore, re-
turned TO the next Congress of the u. 5. is
the real enemy, and not the Friend OF
Peace. Nothing is so likely to defeat the
mediation 1t ut. Petersburg, as an access-
on to federalism in our public councils
Should the mediation vanish into air, it will
be because the enemy entertains hope that
heT friends IN this Country will yet snatch
the reins of power and grant her peace OH
any terms.
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VTRCINTd

VIRGINIA.:
A ! rulea holden in the Clerks Orfss .. the sups.
y rior Court of Chanosry for the Richmond Dis.
triet, the 18th day ofFeb 1913.
Ezra Brown, Pr.
-4gainst.
Asa Psnniman, and Robert Gamble, D.n..
Tho Defendant Asa Penaiman not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security according Ia
the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of THE court,
and It appearing by satisfactory evidence. thst he
rs not an inhsbitaat of this country IL is orae-e!
hat the said nsfendant do appear here on tho
srst day OF the next term and answer the bin Of
the Plaintiff; and that copy of this order be fou,-
nth insscteG in some newspaper published in the
City OF Richmond, for two months aaocessively and
city.
CopT
Isite,
WIN. w. HENING, c. G.
April Is wsw
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Arrn IS.
E22aanncinQ- SSciil,1,,iI.

4 OHN La IE respectfully informs the sub
y scribsrs to his Dancing School and The pnh,. 49,
General, that his sshoot will commence on SstYrdsr
18th inst. in Col.john Msyo'N Iowei. t.ps,asps -
DAYS OF TUITION.
Every Friday from O'Clock in The nftcrrao,, 80
7 aud Saturday from . in tie IAoru.ng TO .t,5
from to in the afternoon "''-
April To-
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April 10.
AOfLce.
YE7HE COURT

'ENHE COURT Of Hustings Of this city, will =,
: their May Session, appoint some fit and quail
ned persons, TO superintend and act rs the Keeper
Ai"tron and school Master OF the Poor aud w ork
House in this city-1he salaries heretofore allowed
were ~ toilow--to the Keeper S5O0--I'o The Ma
iron , 200--And the School Muster SlO1 per an.
nam with license to take az reasonable com nep-
SAXON, 4 few other Scholars 20 be limited in num-
ner' by the Visitors for the tims beinr-None
need apply but those who can come well recon-
nenaed for vigilance, industry, aad general recti-
tude of conduct.
April rs. =;
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Charlotte gave r.

hppes has 202 majority in the two
counties Your calculation respecting the o,I,er
counties supposed to he correct, Of course Eppes
will he elected by larger than You expected
. G. In our estimate, gave Mr.. z. m.ioritv,
in Prince-Edward of IS and Mr.. e. in Cumber.
land ct $3.50, tha' il this speculation should prove
correct, Mr.. F.. will be elected By = nett rnniori,v
of i9T.
We have noiiouht, therefore, that Mr. r ia re.
Jeoted and Mr.. Eppes is elected. We congratulate
the country this au,picions chang e -T'hc bis
rict deserves great credit for ertions Durin.
The pressure OF foreign war, which hss brought
the enemy almost to our gales, when the peopls
nGVe been addressed by ever5 cricket which esuld
RAISE note oil opposition when every pstty mas
sion and sortlid interest had heen appealed to ; =
war, which II must be confessed has not resulted in
those successes upon the land which were anticp..
ten ny sanguine people; when owing to the mis-
conduct of the Ofhoers, some disasters have arisen
disasters, which Nh. r has used every oDportunity
to msgnifv, and instead of uee6tnP over has at.
tempted 10 tura to his own advantage apsinst
man OF this description, who plume himself upon
ms eieeoneerng speeches, and upon the zeal of the
partssns whom he had used every bIandishrnen, to
attach to his interests at such p moment and =.
Eh'nsf such an opponent, the fref'5 f EpDes q in.
friends OF correct principles have obtained an honor.
Able triumph.
we rejoice, because We believe our country will
oe osnehtted by the change i've rejoice hecans. NE
minority party has received its death blow; We re.
"ce' because thu man who had deserted the repub-
!ean ranks and pursued the warmest rspub
Means with his bitterest animosi.y the man who
suli retained the privilege of utterine his denunc
at'ons on the moor Of Congress; the man who fur.
i''"eu ths edsrai't' with the materials on which
10 work; the man, whose opinions were cited by
te enemy to bolster mp their injustice has al length
yelled to COO, intelligent and n1exbe politician
We rejoice that the enemy has lost friend. and
tnAt our country has gained one. We rejoice that
me man. VINO mas scattered dansrafio1 around the
land is doored at last by the voice of the peose To
ths shsae' OF retirement and obseurity.
H.
the politically defunct John Randolph Esq.",is
postponed, until lie is fairly laid in the tomb
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
CloEesf'er.-John Lewis. Richard jones.
hi"g' Q%een-Wm. II. Roane, Hum phrey Wal
8ackirgtq9s. "A. Debren,' Jane, Walker.
ntgGoyd-Hsncock Eustace,' w u. Fi.zhush.
ChP'lohe--William w. Watkins, John
p. Richardson.
Prircess .A"ne~-Henry Cornick, Iames
MoSeloy.
5gFPoLx, April ~.
This day tho Poll in Nansemond Coan.y sand.
! thus:--
For coagress.
S. Whitehead, n
Joe Godwin, 500
STATE Of the Poll in sta6ord.
Congress.
! !ohn I,aliaferro, esq. $50
Cen Hung esiCrd, tgs--7s
WIN. Brent ,ss
| John Campbell iD-4s
Priucs.Wd.am County.
''' ' Jo.op do Lewis 81 81 For Congress.
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HOratiO Jones,

About Eighteen years of age, Eve feet nins inches
high dark hair, dark eyes. and Of swarthv com
plexion, rather Of a slender make and some Whist
stoop shsnldcred; his guct or threyps If an un.
common SIZE, SO much so as 20 be easy Observed II
he has no handkerchief on his Heek hs lips unOon,
monty red and generally stained With tobacco. OF
which, lac rs very ,ond-hsd on and took with him =
white Fur hat black cloth ecst yi.h Viewer cDns
striped swansdown Vest, blue Lindsey pants looms
Blue and whits mixed "0OlsH Stockings and hcme
made linen shirt, with otlsr slcathng not reeolect
ed IT s probable he wh change his dress in ordr,
20 evade pursuit.--'The ehcve reward vii, he i've,
to any persoa who will apprehend the said apvren
uee anu secure 'nnn IN any Jail IN the United States
az in such manner SIS | can yet him and Give ~ ,
immediate information all reasonable CHARGES viii
DC allowed il brought home.
ALEX. JORDAN.
Lexington, April 6. stn
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VIRGINIA.

2 superior Court of Ch.neery holden az
the Capitol in the City oi igehu,onL The et.
Mscon Ford and Fleming Ford = EfLahc,l. Ford
Nv 'le ssd Macon For their next friend aud chill
1rtn of Mary Ford deed. .5amas ,yosber and Poi.
y ms "te, J"o. Patman, WIN iatnisn, is. Natson
'I"sn, iSeitcy Fsiman, and Nancy Patm.2u, " bie.
said rely, John, " i.'.Sm, James Heoty sud
fancy, aye children OF SVssnua Pslrssu sni J,ho
w addill. Molly Waddil James b. " .,,i,li. E,s
.eth Wadalll, AMI Susalnah Wall.l, children Of
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NOTTCE.

HSURLIC notice is hereby given to all who have
H drawn prizes in the FIRST class of the 4 ppomat.
toH River Lottery, that unless they coa.s forward
"th their esirn1 for said prizes, on or before the
s0h day of April uoxt, il will lie taken for granted
thsi such relin4uishcd in favor OF the uner,a-
kias Tor which the Lnttery granted, snd this
notice plead in bar TO any application sor prizes sub
sequenty made to that period.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
r. B. Those indebted FOR Tickets, are earnestly
requested to forward and pay for tho ssmr
previous to thst date otherwise suit, will ne com
menced indiscrmnsisly, 'Ssinst those who fail.
Pet rsburE, April i6. :.
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April rs.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
AZ III be given for the apprehension AID tielive-
w ~ OF q girl named
PATTY,

6ut who sometimes called herself Martha Rrav and
Patty Lghuoot. ''
She eloped from the Subscriber the last of
March, dressed in purple stuf habit-she is II
yesra old, ct good size snd Il ;ure-.tswny on'ovr
t"'ks and walks quick, while speaking looks down.
ana .'it'T ahs 10 done, continues to move her llps
talking to herse|f-Ail the time Of speak;pg sh.
IS hnsrrmg the sides of her drcss which eiyss her
an sreSted appearsnoe--she walks quick md yer,
hueh upon her heels, aud stOops in her shoulders
whi'e walking. Her hEir is chin, which she wear.
plated on her sorehes't and ten nies-iIcr r... -.
good deal pimpIsd, and more convex C,.ar,icuIar
" her nose) shan usual With negroes She is sbrs,yh
and Intelligent. l bought her in February of
Mr.. Hichsrd Cooke Of williamsburg. She ran a..
way from him the last year and in May wa. adyer.
used IN the Enquirer She taken up in CoIun,
months az free. '''
will give ten dollars for her If taken in this cit,
or its vicinity, and twenty If tsken fifty miles from
town. IL all reasonable exrences paid.
April is. IS
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James Waddhl. admir-. Of william bigger deeess.
ed, Susanna FAuGsn ths younger, {. VIM. WaJdiIl.
The defendant Susanna Patmen the vo,,ivIr Chr,
IS not an iniab'tsnt Of this conimonN ealtb sud r.
Sains whom the plaintiffs appear to have proceeded
~ the mole prescribed by Law against sbse nj defep.
dAnts, StI raining 10 appear and answer ard il at.
Fearing 20 Tue sstfsHSton OF the court the ierendans
WIN "addH haiti been duy served with cory OF
the deereth order entered IN this cause 1T rules
On the li' dsy OF july last, and be tl failing to SUI
swcr--snd the cause coming on TO be heard ys :,
the other defendant, on tie BILL his answer aEd ex-
h'bts, and Icing argued by counsel the Court on
consideration Thereon doth sdiudge order, sad de-
cree, chat the defendant Jansa [Vssdiu I'D. ~.
fore one ot the Commissioners or the Court sn 40.
count OF his Ndmnisation Of tie Estate OF sis Jotss.
ate who IS dreeted 20 examine state and settle ths
same and make report thereof TO the Court With sn,
matters spec ialy stated, deemed pertinent bv Aim.
sen or who" may be required BY the parties to be
4 CsPy,
TIM
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"TETdcf a. a te'irr from NesV-Lont2n, da.
Yea "rfday eOeHing, HhrH 2.
"Ine Priyateer brig mounting IS or ~
guns which has been of 3 .ock Island for
some tiHe past, on Wcdnesday Captured a
T.oop IRON Providedce, f9r tajg place, Can't.
orsGh :also tne Providence Packet Fame,
lo' = '"- York, and two OF three smack
""4 sSh1 'Aem to craze. Ii l. feared sAe
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lately received from Norfolk compraiag an .xesI,
lent Spring assortment, Viz.
100 pieces Calico of Ribbons
100 pieces 9-5 and 10 Canton & China cranes
Ginghans. White and coI.red yus.
sc pieces CLintz & Com. trings
mon Furniture Cali Leveutinet
Goes. Cotton Isces
Dimiuea Thcead aud Cotton na!la
Cotton Shifting Pins.
White Jeans Satin md other Shoes.
White s. cooureC mar ! III. pe!iss.s
seiiiee ye,tings. Roubsz,ttes
Cambric A;ushus Stn,kingnct,s,
Almost every deserin- | 10 t,:eccs Cassifnrre NARA
ton Of Fancy Mus!ins, very LA ulisa,, c and az
among which are Lee sorted oolnrs
10 p-c.s superfne road
Cotton Cassmeres. cloths, some ct 1hish
Cotton, Bsnds no, and a,e hrst qssli,y Il as.
=, Madras iiandkegel.ieis sorted eoo.s
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lor ss~e st.hes. .sneurca vessels My .ome

81 ssre Chinese eNeturco Vessels McY some
farther into the Sound.
Three days ag0. was boarded by tn,
Belvldera aud british squadron-and to
day Wac boarded by brig which was ten
der TO a - gun .nip nov at anchor b.,
Fishers Island, witkiu Montaug poins--SU
that We are fairly slock aded at last.
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BYLAST NIGHTS ArAI-.

Ashlh ROM ArtA 80
We have letters from GAINESVILLE. (Ohio) dated
this day week. @hch I'LL us with uuessiuess tor the
safety oil Fort Meigs at te Rapids. We fear it 5
IN danger oI being taken Like wolves attracted BY
the scest Of blood, hurdles OF sasages proving
about them; aud bands OF the civilized enemy
more cruel than the savage, urge tho:c ia saugh-
ter. .N,.s I..
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Comnissioner's Officer,
Ri.hmouH. 3 mo 10. 1914.
he psrtiea Interested arc desired 70 take No.
zoe tbs have appointed Che esib day Of thu 5,l.
"o"W nay next ensuing the date hercsf toe
commencing tie account directed Inv the ,,;,li, -
dero' Che Court, On which day At o'clock 4. VI.
te'r attendance is reurired az NY ofce ,nthis +,
~th thcr sceo1rts aud yonehers ready Tor sxap,i,s
Ion su0 sc.uemcnt-
april 30. "' G.
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EkY VIRTUE Of Deed sf Trust executed BIZ
NJ naUour ihonpsou and Christana his vie, on
the 5th day Of April 1909 to WIN. Wirt and .Iobn
Miller, 70 secure the payment Of certain sums ON
money thercis mentioned due TO Alexander SUI
art ESQ.
WILL BE SOLD
At Public Auction ON the premiscs on THURSDAY
the 10Th day OF Ibis present month April two
BRICK TENR 1TEN'TS.
On the main Street Shockoc Vim adio;ring the
large Brick House belonging 70 the estate OF lew,s
Wcrcq decd.
One thousand dollars nj the purchass money viii
be required ~ cSsh--six months credit will be 81.
loved for the balance, the purchaser giving note.
with approved endorscrs payable ~ either off tb.
Banks Of Virginia ia RichaCn1---By order Of one
Of the trustees
tho. TAYLOR.
April i6. ~.
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April is.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

hNAWA Y on the 2ist inst from the subssri-
A 4 Der living in Lexington, Rockbridee Count
&c an apprentice to the shoe-msking businers. -
name 10y =.
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TO tie Ediss--da,ed

Gainesville, ANril Is.
have this moment received an recount OF the
votes tor Randolph and Eppes at the Buckingham
Election. Eppes has Majority OF S6S votes. This
statement is correct. The friends OF Mr. Randolph
appear much detected. All believe that lie will
chew the cud OF reflection the next writer at hs own
peaceful home How the mighty have fallen.
Votes fer Bppes 500
For Randolph IAl
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tpretectior OF brig and two sch..u 70, :.

tprctection OF brig and two sch sen 70, =.
attack the priyatecrs, some say nine, others
four of which were all takea afCer =
bloody engagement. 1t is STATED that some
OF the privateerS fought until every man
on board was kilieG--that one OF the N had
100 men on board all OF whom were killed,
but 2o,whogot clearly leaping overheard *
swimming 10 the shore. Three OF the
bargcs were sunk and every man drowned.
n great many Others were killed. rne
loss in AiNed AMI wounded was great OH
both sides. Some fishermen were hauling
the seine lew days afterwards, aud
thought when in the act OF bringing the
SEINE to shore, that they had some line iish;
oue what was their astonishment when in
stead of fish they proved 10 be dead nen !
They srought so from the deep in this
way-w Cannot a. yet give fail credeuce
to the report. Three OF our barges went
below Old Point the other day 70 intercept
Some of the British WHO had fired on our
defenceless fishermen the evening before.
have not yet heard what success the
barges met with.
Il will state by way ofpostsCript that the
enemy since they went APP the Bay have
behaved more like SavGges TN IN Christians
hey went on shore At Mr. Thomas Hud-
gins in Mathews, cut the threats OF his
horses and pulled out the tongues Of some
OF his cattle by the roots and left them in
that condition. They also shot down a ne.
gro man who was putting up some OF his
masters Castle with various other acts of
cruelty.
April 18th.
Yesterday four bsrges from the "a took
very valuable prize bar they could not
get down again to the ships. Taey ran up
into the Roads * the cutter under the COM
mand oil Captains Ham and Pryor succeed
ed in capturing three of the Barges-ths
other raj, up TO Norfolk and the men sur
rendered themselves as prisoners of War.
We have now in the garrison so or so sal
Tors and marines besides a Lieutenant,
Midshipman, Boatswain, and Sergeant, OF
mar'nes-ws retook SO Americans which
they had taken in the prize in the morning
ali without firing gun. The prize is
very valuabls-She was loaded with dry
goods, wine &c. from Bordeaux said to be
worth S 100000. The pilot ran her on
shore 1t is supposed her d ecks bursted, az
Hampton Roads is alive with bales of silk,
boxes &c. Our boats are on the alert, "a
king up all that swias. You never in vour
lie witnessed SO many pleasant faces-alI
TOR light. God send we may have chance"
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OFHe Sur or II4R
wish rHs" psmphlet, containing ds.ctio,,,o &C
fu' p'- us ~ Che Lime,
- no. Safe L,. Oaas
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.Sprii16.
Stock of Dry-Goods, for

.S7le at fIcfi0n.
VaNEE subscriber viii on Monday the seth irs;anr,
L at this Store lately occupied by ls2iour Inonp,
son the main street, selling The yrLela
OF his valuable stock of
DRY GOODS.
lately received from Norfolk compr.Aing an excsl.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-16

To The Eiit,-, from W5iHan,sbwg.
Z" The result of the following corgressonal else
lien in the Yors DStrict. haa reached siis phase,
and ar. ss tI,;lows.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-16

"'Twss calculated by tho Feds, thst Baley's vets
IN Mathews would equal BassetS's.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-16

VIZ w. HENING c. :.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-27
LNto 1902

1 Will sell a negro man
that is likely, healthy and young, and
Of unexceptionable qualities on Farm.
Bede Clements.
July d
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-27
(DanH
COTTON.
200 bales Georgia prime
Cotton Wool.
For sale BY
&c. Laid.
June
Land for Sale.

Lana III OdlC.
The subscriber offers for
sale FARM, containing about 80 acres,
about five miles from Alexandria, ON
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
of Mr.. Haywood Foote and Mr.. Dennis
Johnson, the greater part OF which is
meadow land and the remainder well a.
dapted to clover andthe production of
vegetables, Astounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also, two hundred and sixty acres of
Laad, all in wood and timber, except a.
bout fiftv acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Ravensworth road, about
six miles from Alexandria, and adjoining
the lands of Willism Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany and the late Robert Moss, and
about mile from the first mentioned
farm.
Also lot of Land containing eleven
acres contiguous to the town of Alex
andria, adjoining the lands OF Beal How
ard and Peter Sbcron.
Oh. Simms.
August IL. 2awtf