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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-15
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vIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
A T a Superior Court of charsery holden at
IN the Capitot in the City Of Ricdnroad, the
16th day efFeb 1913.
Richard Ellis and William Fontaine at,m'rs
h with the Will annexed of Nathaniel West Dan
bridge, deed. PnFs.
AGAINST
David Bullock, John Murdoch, and Cochran
Donald, & Co Thomas Underwood and Jane
his Vile, John cambridge, N. cambridge,
Ann cambridge and representatives OF
Alexander Spotswood cambridge, the
representatives OF Robert cambridge, and
Samuel Mosby, E6}5Rppd Wnston & Doro'hea
Wife, John sfotswood Who're and Anna Ca
and Mary daibcfSe rs WI, Ann Hunter
widow Of MoseSliuutcr, Formerly Ann Dan
bridge relct and widow OF Alexander Spots
wood Dan ridgc. spn of the SD Nathaniel
West Daneag1 sI ss Il h'e * ,a1n
Daudridgc, aMkBazei Brown.shd Fanny his
Wife, who was sssAanesRterscf the SAID john
thaniel West u NJ <.dge, and Mildred Dan
bridge the wisouJ ~ Robert Dandridgc, and
his Children, Richard Alexander Spc;swood,
Robert. Elizabeth, Mildred and Archibald
3 DandridCe, William, John, James Is, 10
bert, Boiling and Washington, Children Of
william cambridge, and Frederick James
and Nancy his Wife also Daughter oil
= VIM cambridge decd. vino was son, deyisee
s. executor of Nathaniel West cambridge,
deed. Def
IN this cause the Court doth order, that
one of its Commissioners enquire whether
there be any thing due to John Murdoch
& Co. and Cochran, Donald, & co. as suggested
in the Bills, and if so, how much; and whe-
Their they have any, and what lien, on abe
lands in the proceedings mentioned, tor the
same, and report the same to the Court with
any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent
byhimself, or required by ti4e parties TO be SO
stated.
4 Copy--Teste5
VIM. w, IIENING, &C
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-15
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
In addition to an act regulating the Post.Ohice
establishments

IN ADDITION TO an act regulating the Post. Office
establishment
BE II enacted BY fhe Senate and House of Re
PresentatiOes # he United Ssates Of america
IN Congress assembled, That the Post Master
General b., and he is hereby authorised to
contract for carrying mails of the United
States in any steam boat or boats, which are
or may be established to Ply between one
post Town and another post town: hlouided.
That such contract shall not be made TOR a
longer period than four years And provide4
also, That the pay for such service, shall not
be at q greater rate, taking into consideration
distance, expedition and frequency, than is
paid for carrying the mail by stages on the
post road, or roads, adjacent TO the course of
such steam boats, and that such contracts
shall secnre the regular transportation of tbs
mail throughout each year.
u CLAY,
Speaker cfthe Hoqse Of. Reeresentaf:vese
" Il. II. CRAWFORD,
PSesiiei' cffAe Senate, pro fsnLBOre.
APPROVED,
February 27, 1913.
JAMES MADISON.
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pERFORMANGEs'

This horse ranks very high as a racer, both
for speed and bottom, as nc proved successful
In 90 races before he left the turf, = Of which
he walked over, none venturing to start against
him.
March g. WIT
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Vie, by s.. Helena and ST. Tammapy &c
Madisonvil;e.
II. CLAY.
Speaker eftke House Of Representatives.
WIN. IL CRAWFORD
Presidsnt ef.ae Senate, pro tsnesre.
Febreary 2, 1915.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-15
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT.
Fer the relief Of ROYAL Converce

Fer the relief of Royal CONVERGE.
Bl2it enacted BY the Senate and House Of
Rehreseafatipes Of fhe IT, Suites IF 87re-
RIGA in Congress assembled, That Royal
CONVERGE. now imprisoned in the town of
Burlington, ifSthe county of ChittendeD and
district OF Vermont, shall be and hereby is
released and discharged from all claim and
demand of the United States. to or upon a
certain jud ement OF iscatehce before TIE
circuit court of tle.Seeci,d circuit Of the. U
States, began and holden at RutlsndfTa hin
and for the said district of Vernon on the
third day of October, in the ycark6S Our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud s9elve
recovered or rendered for the suqru, i've
hundred and twenty eight dollars, 4th gosts
at their suit, for importing into &c Qpited
States, TO wit into the said Vsrmohe dktret
certain goods, wares, aad!merchandizss con-
trary to law. ttF
II. CLAY,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
VIM. n. CRAWFORD,
President Of the Senate, pro tempore.
February 25, 1913.
Approved
JAMES MADISON.
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An ACT

To establish certain post roads IN the state
OF louisiana
BE IL enaeied6y the Seaate and House Of
Rsffresentafiues oftbe United Stafes Of II
Die7ica in Congress assembled. That the
following post roads be established from
Natchez in the Mississippi esrritory, byCon-
cordia to Catahouln, aud from thcnce, by
Rapids to Nashitoehes from St, Francis.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-15

{. Tile Famous High R.oodea English Horse
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IA dollars per annum.l
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-24
FOR SALE,

rea, and substantial second hand
CHARIOT, in complete order. Eli
ouire of the Printers.
JANUARY 20 q
WINES, TEAS, &c.
sPipes old London P. Madeira
Il do. Sicily Madeira
10 30 Lisbon IS
pipes and 20 or. casks Sherry :
sc ouarter casks Malaga
.scases Claret
20 chests gunpowder, imperial and
vounehvson Teas, of q very sape-
rior quality,
20 puncheous Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern 90.
80 hhtls Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
1900 pounds bright Nader,
40 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper AMI fimento,
40 kegs race and gound Ginger,
50 bales Upland Cotton. nice quality,
TOO pounds BENGAL s Spanish lndigo'
so boxes mocld and u Candies,
40 10. No. , Enecolatv.
100 do. Pipes, containing gross each'
500 reans writing .n,i %rapping Eaper,
400 sacks Liverpool me Salt,
so bhds. N. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
WA a general assortment OF ether
GROCERIES,
FOR SALE BIZ
BRYAN Eampson & Go.
August . g.
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February 20
Joseph Mandevllle.
corser of King end FaRfar Streets,
HIS FOR SALE,

lOSSpn NdliuCFIilS'
corsrr of King end FaiJar Streets,
HIS FOR SALE,
las Cnest la and la Chests new
Cunoowaer, ImnerieI. Hyson: Young
Hyson, Hysan SKIN and Soachong
25,ooOIb. Coffee
IS hhds. Mu:cavado Sugars
100 barrels DO.
1900 ID. loaf and lump Sugars
,7o oarreis New England Rum
Is puncheons West India do.
40 barrels Wh1skey
pipe. French Brandy
80 Hogsbeads retailing Moiasses
80 bag, Pepper and PlmSnto
600 10. Spanish Indigo
LOCO ID choice Maader
500 lib. refined Salt PeTs
Is ca.ks Gun powder.
Which with his usual general as
sortmen, of the best Wines. Liquors
an ;roceries, he will dispose OF on
reasonable terms.
Ana Al ...
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Daily Gazette, z Dollars.
Count-u Ca-effe, S DoHors'
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a.

Pursuant to a Decree or
the honorable the Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond District,
in the case of Colin Aud, assignee OF
William Wilson, against James Cavaa
and others, will be exposed to eunic
Sale on the premises, on TUESDAY inc
s.h day Of March next, at u ociock'
noon,
That half acre Lot,
in the town of Leesburg, descrioed IN
the plap of said town BY 4" Lot No. {;
bounded by Loudoun & Royal Streets
on which are esec,ed large stone
House and other buildings. Terms OF
,sle, ready mo"ey.
The Commissioners.
February Is tbs
~ The printer of the Leeshurg
Wa.hingtonian will insert this adser-
tissmsa. for three weeks.
To my Creditors.
GENrKEMEN, ~
Although placed in disagreeahie;
si,ua,ios, and as conceive unJustty, l
take the liberty of requesting your IN
dulpence for a short time, until can, by
unrem;,ted exertioOs, discharge all the
lust claims against me, which assure
you I shall do, and thereby defeat the
malice of my enemies.
E. Langley.
.Eebrupry - ="
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NATcHEz, o. !

Monday night '.+1
'cIock, a fire COMM, y
.e,ween the kcn'."
Ferry-House, below 2, o.
u consequence Of ,! ',.,
art of the CITY s'J'f'' |
uas reduced to ''? ;,s
4weiling houses vi. .',e
ether property to . s'r,
must have been cow.
1mpoREI,TI,G N
1"' 30 Boston h
We understand. al
IN ingenious o's' ,". ,. |
invented a new vF a
n the present stale c, n
misses to be Of srri p,,Y|r,|
Gale" called the Sn'ig tM'.1
d principally I" ss'osnsI
N this lisHt the ' I,,;sJ
osed to he Gar spF''.%r
Rocket osIS so cc'ebF'' 10 \
wor,d-,h.e later % .;,I
rigging OF a war loorns;d
50 sa;ec,"s'iy By t"s "a
t, tia: nothing 'i:'.~nt
der,,aad ne CT" ',gin1
one one 's to three 'hoa az. ~, d
title v.ri,,i"o the! NV, w.;
$ des,ruc;irs on ',.'~rr|
contemplate ns,,, to ' Be I'D
t the :acknovledE;'1, NV. ~
,eD or" We it :d !. per-" u
provcmenIss > ""-,apcs y
give them .J1aj1
aaa natl, vessels IS, sn,;, ieI i'',|
countenance and y"
Try. ~d
BALrlNo9isI5r] d
arrive. ,.; Ss e., ,;;' ss,''::, !
sp. N. of S"'''D
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p psds. PURPOSE a,,I
n a:a A bill y
with the recsr \.
oy our cabinet, -
provinces, and ',s,,i
OF making then M
ct peace, through III
s sIa into Grse, "a n
slvs ., to the pride c,
S well be an'g'''et;S,a
henslon, as sure y
ed war +" eoplt.ss1
grounds, ny mind I
any other conclu,nsS !
aVowed object Il q
one-'ha' the c.n. d
the next ssascn>-s,
? Fotracted and tit,
hey OF the Ame,ir,,
| (R D, CO
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-24
ST. Ubes Salt afloat.

FOR SALE.
an hoard the schooner William, lying
Al, Cameron Street Wharf,
The Cargo Of said schr.
which will be sold on moderate terms
from, on board, and in lots not less than
loo bushels. :, -,
Er.ish, will he taken for Norfolk on
low terms.
Geo. Coleman.
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Fr:m @ Lond,,..

IF Fran G Llmta
We lay betor, o.,
copy of the presitst,
s'ess' 1t is like
tons Of that geu.l.,,
out being clear, and,
ment, whilst il sf,o
dor.
We shall take It,e,
der followed in tn. .
with that part Which
made 10 and ret,i,e
mcnt. Immeti.,slyt
ed war, the American
r'cated to US the tenn
be arrested. An ami
cd upon conditions Al
council should benaI
sival of the b,a.tats
lodged rnles-al in,
Of AmeTicsn seansn
"a stop to Impressm.
Can ships, with an untI
exclusion Of the Seam.
from the ships cithea.
pulated. The prop4|
our part, and in our On,
ly. The orders in CO...
in the way of it. been!
repealed before it va
| the British goverDnla
ed the propyssL h
| choose to put {" 'top
from American st!p,',
&" impressmentS" Isl
| not choose 10 abandon
! ing our own subjects
ships. The adrsD's
the side OF hmeIica.
rne benefit Of the rep.
council, ce.satlcn Of
charge q her own |
ships,land let cur rea.
| that she includes aH'
men," all those Who'll
| hca,es of American {
liberty of keeping
ships. What was 81
turn for all lGese e
| forsooM. a rr''H"
means d mayja'' 's'
clusicn Of the scanitn
| The ships Of the o'ht :
sirable object; but
complished ! La'I
if it were +. stpuIsu'
| Britain ard ally CT Il
tons I; bit it IS 4, /.
TWO nation. speaking
| and descended from
stock. The birth P'
| might not i" mary
all {; in other case: !: !
ed certificates Of NaP
| should have these tn
| .fAmerican ci,iz'''
| American preslde.n!
| 9v,r,u.cs, Of 'hs tat
yet informed.
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A neat and substantial second hahe
CHARIOT, in complete order. En-
ouire of the Printers.
Jaauary 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-30

ON the frst day Of November next.
~ tho subscriber will otfcl for asl,,
{ Public auction, the following Va.
LUA;sLE PROPERTY in The town 0.
IAlexanaria.
"A Lot Of Ground at the
intersection OF Kim. aud F.iriax street,
lin front Oil the south side ct King
street forty feet, and OH The west side
Of Fairfax street seventy feet On this
Lot are erected the TereEsn;s Tow
occupied by Joseph Smith, Joseph c.
Brien & Co. VIM Thornton ara ;hc's
Dempsey-smoDgstihe best situations
in tom for the mercantile business
The whole lot is subject to IN annual
rent-charge Of $50 ~ Zee
A Tenement and Lot Of
Ground On the north sidc OF King
tree, between Pitt and Royai streets,
ncw occupied by MIR. n. Carson, in
FRO. on King street Is feet in tepia
IS feet
A three story Brick Tene-
msnt snd lot OF Ground OH the sor.h
SIDE OF Prince street hetween Fsliisx
and Royal streets. now occupied ~
Doctor Washington, in front e lset
in depth IS feet 4 10 inches.
An undivided Moiety of
a vacant half acre Lot on Cameron and
Faycue street.-The whole Lot i.
subject TO an annual rent charge in lee
Of 6 10.
A number OF vacant Lots
on Careron, Alfred & Patrick streets,
Handsomely situated for building
An undivided Moiety of
two Story Brick Dwellins-house and
Improvements, on the south side Of
Cameron street between Alfred and
Patrick streets, now occupied by Mr..
Craven Z. Peyton, in good state cfre.
pair and well calculated for the seccm.
modalion ola family. The proprie,0v
of the other undivided Moiety will offer
it for Sale at the same time and on the
same terms.
The Sale will begin AZ II O'Clock A.
Al. at the lot first mentioned. The
terms of sale one fourth oil the puross'e
money to be- paid in hand, the residue
in three equal instalments OF six, nine'
and twelve months, 20 be secured bya
Deed o! 1',us, on the premise. and the
notes of the purchasers.
r. I. TAYLOR, Ex'or.
OF JOHN HATTS.
Sept. IS. 5ta"s
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| will rent,
For term Of yesrs net e1eeedi"g Ten

The square OF ground
With the Dwelling House and Improve
men,s, whereon MIR. JOHN DUNDAs,
deceased. lately resided. This property
has been for long time fond object OF
cultivation to the deceased owner, and
for small expense may be made as ell
eible a residence as any IN the town or
neigbborhood. Itmay be particularly
recommended to gentleman desiroas
of CONFUSING a town with country itc.
will also RENT for term of years
no, exceeding ten, that valuable Wharf
Property situated at the corner Ut Union
and Queen streets. commonly called
Kirkpatrick's Water Lott would an
swer well for Beard Yard, and tor ma.
ny other profitable purposes, which Viii
readily suggest themselves.
Agnes Dundas.
September IL. 2aw4w
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CORD WOOD.

Many applications having OF iate
been made to the proprietor Of the ro-
rest of Washington fer . supply Oh
Fne~ood, from the Forest. These sP-
,lican,. are respectfully invited, to
leave at the shop of Mr.. VIM. Wedder-
burn, Druggist, on Fairfsx Street, Az
lexaadria. memoraedams stating the
QUANTITY of wood waited and by whom,
TO the end that If sufficient demands are
made on or before the 10th of Seesem'
Der. arrangements viii be made to tur
nish the supplies is wished 10 sell
one hundred acres immediately oina'
ing on the north side OF the Leesoors
roads ad allin Wood, s. aisnitheL and q
Wood, heretofore advertised as iying
ON the south side Of sand road, having
about so acres cleared and the balance
In very 6ne Wood and timber, snppos
ed 70 contain 500 acres. The terms oil
the latter mentioned parcel is, one halt
the amount paid and credit at years
for thc balance-.-For the 100 acres
s4osid and the balance at the close oil
the year.
a Su,yEYoR and aeKNr wanted, 20
Law off this Property in Lots OF various
sizes and attend 10 the Sale thereof
He must reside near the property; ana
all applications properly recommended
must be made previous to the 10th Of
September :,
Mr.. Thomas Trammel will sheW
the premises-and for further Parucu.
lars, Apply TO Mr. James Dawson, al
Arlington
fsth August.
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PROPOSALS,

The Emporium 81 sdTts = s''
(NKw sERIEs.)
CoupUcrRD Br THoxAS CoofER, Esq
PROFESSOR OF cHkHIsTRY, AILERA-
LoeY & Natural PRILosoPhG
IN DICKINSON COLLEGE,
CARLISLE.
TN the pressnt stale of the maaufac.
,nres and the arts in our cosniry, 1t Is
highly Important that all valuable prac
,;c,i Information ON those subjects
.ho,,ia be collected In form adapteo
to general circulation.
There are many important manu-
featuring processes which ase ci'hef
wholly unknown in this country, o.
known but to very few and these are
generally manufacturers. whose int.
rest prevents them from exposing teest
facts 10 the world. Hence tire, nians
discoursgcments to the investment "i
capital, in promoting domestic manu-.
"a ctures The esterprjslng capitals
il subjected to many difficulties ana
expenses In search of the neces'a'!
information, which might be- more Ell
sily derived from the experience o.
Europeans who have travelled oYertht
same ground. =, :.
The Emporium it is hoped will IL
great measure remove these difflcui
ties, by dieusing mass OF useful allf
practical information, 1t will consis;
principally of series of sasays draw
up and arranged by the editor, selec
ton of papers On the arts and msnnisc'
lures, from the more scarce and voiu
| minous among the foreign publica-
tions, and original papers Of the same
description, furnished by nen OF re
search in our own country.
The pages of the Emporium vii! not
be so crowded with dry detail, and with
| matter but partially interesting, as 70
exclude miscellaneous information OF
q more general naturs Notices ofonr
own inventions andimprorements. des-
cripioss of our rising d aEuiaetures, K
| generally any original papers that are
deemed worthy Of the public eye Will
| be gladly received and inserted,
As the editor has been much engage
ed in scientific pursuits, and much con-
versant with manufactures and manu-
facurers in Europe as we'll as in this
| country. the publishers feel he'great-
est confidence in his ability TO produce
work that will give general satistac-
| ton.
CONDITIONS.
The Emporium of Arts and Sciences
| will be published, in numbers, every
two months, each number containing
appropriate and we'll executed ensrav-
ings, and upwards OF one hundred and
City pages of letter press
The price of the Emporium will DC
seven dollars per annum, one halt to
Ne paid on delivery Of the first number.
No subscriptions will be taken tor
less than year.
subscriptions and communications,
post paid, will be received by
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
AnTust 81. eod4w.
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O. Superflne Yellow Bark.

e. Superflne Yellow Bark,
R.S.sNF0RD'S improved pow
DER Of the BARK, having been usec
and highly approved By many phYsi-
clans of distinguished character in diiFe
rent parts of the United States the
proprietor is now encouraged to offer
it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner OF taste,
in the choice OF his means, can all to
90 gralifed in the U.S. o. this elegant
Dreparaiion.-in strength. fner.ss and
ccrtsiaty Of operation, it greatly sur
,asses the bark in common use.
Also.
The ESSENTL.fL SALT OF
BARK. prepared by the Same.
The above articles are put up in
parcels Of different sizes. to accommo-
ste the usual wants of not only phy-
..ici.as. but of retail druggists. coun-
try merchants and private, families
Sold by
James Kennedy. sen.
Bookseller I, and NJ elder heEsszss
.Nersndria.
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TN order to prevent deception, the
public are cautioned not to purchase
any OIL that may be offered as Paui,s
patent Columbian Oil, that do not pear
the true characteristics as Published oy
my sole principal agent, Doctor johN
LOVE, Of Baltimore.
Thomas Paul.
Baltimore, March 81, lsi2-Feb. IS.
rSold by RICHARD Il. LlILE'
Druggist, Alexandra, agent Tor the pro-
prietor.
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~ Notice is hereby gwen

that the subscriber intends to mike .p
plication to the Marine Insurance { on
pany Of Alexandria, for the renewa. OF
certificates No 1885 to 1888, both In
iusive, being fifty shares of stock
standing in his name on the books o;
the said company, the same having
been lost or misiaid
JAMES CR Tx.
September 2 2aw6w
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TO RENT.

THE STORE lately occupied by
Mr.. James S.nderson, at the corner o!
King and Fairfax Streets for the Gro
cry business it is an excellent stsnd.
Enquire of
WV. or j. 7 RAMSAY.
August tafwt.
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THE Partnership Of COTTON e
STEWART was Dissolved or
the lst instant by mutual consent-
Those having claims against the hrm
vii please present them for payment
and those Indebted call and settle their
accounts With JoHN \. STEWART, who
is fully AUTHORISED TO settle The same
Peter Cotton.
John A. Stewart.
April 8
The Public are respect
,lly informea that the Business wall be
,atinued and conducted by JOAN A..
rEWART, who thankful for past
ss~ors, solicits continuance OF the
~ ro.
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a. Wanted

A T the HYGEIA ACADEMY at Hay
"A market, In P ince. William coun'
ty, Virginia. Professor of the Dea q
Languages and also Professor OF
Mathematics, Geography and English
Grammar.
Applications to be made to the Itus-
tees who will convene at Haymarket
on the LIST Monday in December next
to make the elections
By order
kdm. Brooke, Sec'ry.
September % sawtE
~ The Editor Of the National In
,eliigencer viii please repuelish the "a
Dove notice once week Till the LIST
Monday in Dec next, and send his bill
40 the Office Of the GaZette.
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JUST PUBLISHED, BY
IOHN-A. STEWART,
ind for Sale at his Book Sfsre, neg
and introved editios Of
CLASSES COOKERY,
Containing directions how II roast &
boil every thing necessary to be sent up
TO table-Broiilng, Frying. how to
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry, Soup,
aud Bro:hs, Puddings, Pies, Dishes for
Lent, Gravies, Sauces, Hashes, Erica
sees, Ragouts, making Cakes and Jel-
lies. Picking, Preserving, and Confee.
tionary.
ALSO
The following new Publications,
Rokeby, . new Poem, by Walter Scott
Emerald Isle,--by c. Phillips.
Traits Of Nature, By Miss Barney.
Good Men Of Modern Date, by Aira.
Green.
Samo Seba.tiane, blythe author Of the
Romance Of the Pyrepees.
Forfeiture Of Methodiam, BY J. Crow
Their
Life of.NVhite6eld, By ]. Giliies
Pnetical Vagaries, By G. Coleman
Elements of Chemical Philosophy, b.
Sir Humphrey DAvy, L. L D.
Lie Of Percival-Erskins's Speech
Duane's Hand Book, or the NeAes &
;. li,ary Guide for the. Infantry y Mi
United Suites. Of the
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