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HON. MR.. CRAPS CIRCULAR.
T, ha, been a matter Of much regret
20 us, that particular circumstances have
Obliged us, to delay the publication OF
the subioined extracts from the Hon.
Mr.. Gray's Circular Letter to his Con-
stituents, thus long.
If the people of Virginia can read them
without being convinced OF the madness
of the qvar, and the miseries which IL
will entail upon this unhappy nation
they would not be convinced, "thouga
one rose from the dead-After
summary account Of the receipts and
expenditures of the United States from
lst October 1871 to soth September
1912, Mr.. Gray says:
AS we are unhappily engaged in war;
it may be useful to examine into the
costs of carrying it or, for three years
10 come, should it continue SO long, OF
which, from present appearances, there
seems no room to doubt,-itl is proper
that the people on whom the burthen
must ultimately fall, should examine
the subject and prepare themselves to
meet the taxes which are to follow. l
therefore present you with the follow
ing:
Estimates Of Reusnue e Expenditure
for the years 1918, 1914 and 1915.
1918.
EXPENDITURES.
,-0rdinary expenditures, interest on f'u6'
lie de6r and on nezu loans Of 1912, OiS.
Civil list as estimated by the
secretary of the treasury 100000
Army according to the Sc
cretary's estimate of last
wear 2,55o,soo
Nayy on same estimate 2,550,00o
Arsenals, arms, Notifications,
&c.-(same estimate,l $4,000
Indian department, same csc
innate 29o,ooo
Interest on public debt and
on new loans for 1912, do. 3,3oo,0oo
5 lo,6s4,ooo
Extraordinary expenditures
including the late navy-ap-
preparation, and suppose
s,s7s, 900 for the 10000
II month. men 27,sls,ooo
5 ss,eO0,ooo
REVENUE.
Duties of customs and sale
of land 100000
Probable deficit to be ad.
yanced on loan 3 zo,ooo,ooo
REMARKS.
Owing to the unexsmpled importa-
ton of British goods, the last summer.
the duties on which amounted to $500,
900, the net revenue OF this year will ex-
coed the ordinary expences and interest
on the public debt, and new loans oy a
sum of l,sl6,ooo dollars-bad 1t not
been for that unexpected resource, the
latter would have exceeded the former
by sum of 4,l84,ooo dollars.
1914.
EXPENDITURES.
Ordinary Expenditure.
Civil list, interest on public
debt and on new loans OF
1912 and 1918, reckoning
the latter at only per
cent. l2,244,ooo
Extraordinary expenditures,
say the same as for 1918 s7,3l6;ooo
S S9,56o,ooo
REVENUE.
Duties of customs and sales
of land as estimated by the
secretary of the treasury s,5oo,oeo
Probable deficit to be obtain.
ed by loan 8 s4,o6o,ooo
REMARKS.
The ordinary expences and interest
on public debt and new leans this year
will exceed the net revenue by sum OF
6,744,ooo.
1915.
EXPENDITURES.
Ordinary EXPENDITURES.
Civil list, interest on public
deb, aud on new loans OF
1919, 1918 and 1914 at 8
nsr cent l4,2s7,eoo
Extraordinary expenditures
say same as for 1913 H'sle'ooo
S4l,sos,ooo
REVENUE.
Es,;mate1 the same as tor
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Attention !!

The members of the lst Light IMAM
try Company are requested to meet at
Mr.. Hucern's tavern. on Friday eveaiag
"A. zsth inst. at 7 o'clock. Punetuai
attendance is requested Of every meEr
Der Of the company.
By order Of the c.p..'u.
RieAszd Rssk, lss Srgt
March IS
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nv HIS ExCELLENCY

JONAS GALUSHA, Esquire, -
Governor, CAPTAIN General e Commend.
er in Chief in and ovsr the State Of
Vermont. s.
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RICHMOND,y

AN cApTeN W uVWi
videts stationed on ID; 1
three o'clock this ntnl
ders and a number d !
nemy had advanced v
distance above HOs.ls3
expected, would 'a1
Hoods by last evening
be a visit 10 Richnm;
eomplish it in a shorty
not be Burgoyned %
their approach to thhq
tainly calculate on N
t:en.
The whole Of &
Richmond /; the 'S'dt
ssrd, Henrieo, and Is
in actual service, and
position without fu't
trained every third dF
The Louisa Troop
in this city this m0rnIf'
Ertract ga letter f,H
Norfolk to hsJ m"
March .0h.
(. A small vessel :
from the feet this "'1
ers ; and they say U
James river, and mag
noint.-A ship FhI9
lance up James !!l'e'.
was taken two daF' =
was S. imprude'' .
place and orous'I '.. ~
This ship was 'G'a.
therefore, l pre''y
mond people arc 'l.r.
pes1ca'
~ An e,t'e"!n'.@i
I'd q htm 6qmm
bringing tie
from bele" %.d
:" The enemy bat
,uce At Hog'Isl','e. :
proc Proceeded Ct !, Up . The y .
some small se''s -.
fig flight h'. 4, one '.,:, ''s'
m ,anes above the j. 81
coming to sr. Va: u
down again .,,..oos>G]
them the a red bot t. '' ~
;ns Va TO marine" ~
ETY. ETY. Of causing in s;.' ',ss
for for porls below ''<
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dred and twenty-thres thousand five
hundred and twenty-nipe pounds weight
Of silver; would load four Thousand nvc
hundred Wagons, At 2oeo, pounds eaen:
and being spread upon the surface o.
the earth would cover 81 acres 50
square rods and - square feet.
Taking the amount of the expences
of this present year at 50 Millions 1t 49,
for every day lo4,l6e dollars, for every
hour 1859 dollars, and for every minute
of the year 70 dollars.
amount of Public Debt, incurred ana
due at the close Of the revolutionary
7par, piz ::
Due from the United States
in the year 1888 4z'ooo''o
Debts of the particular states
assumed by the U. States 2l,5oo'ooo
s 65,5oo,s75
Public Debt, on the lsf January, 1917.
Old debt remaining unpaid
this date 33,9o4,ls9
Debt incurred by the pur-
chase Of Louisiana ll,25o'ooo
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The ordinary expenses, interest on
public debt, and on new loans this year
will exceed the net revenue by sum OF
s,fs7, 600 dollars-The mere interest on
the public debt will exceed the whole
net revenue by sum of s l,4os,6oo.
These estimates arc drawn principally
from the secretary of the treasury, ana
are considered to be greatly short OF
actual expenses during the war-shouid
it continue until the end OF the year
1915, the increase of the public debt
will amount to the enormous sum Of
los millions of dollars which being add
ed to the public debt at the commence
ment of the war as millions) amounts
in all to upwards Of $50 millions; rating
II dollars to pound avoirdupois, 1t
would make eight millions sighs hum
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Public debt as it will probably stand at
the end of the year sl5, should the War
continue to that time.
Due en- LIST January, 1912, as
above stated, 5 45,lo4'loS
Expenses.of government tor
the war during the year
1912 $4,000, 900
Do. as per estimate for 1918 26,ooo,ooo
Do. do. do. 1914 s4,ooo,ooo
Do. do. 10. 1915 36,ooo,oso
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-05

viii bring hin into judgment; that be
was like the rest of the wicked, wins
waxtd worse and worse, that he did mol
iose JEsss CHarsT, else he would keep
! his commandments. Notwithstanding all
the raillery and reproach to which ne
was exposed. / warned him that who
ever was ashamed ts confess CHRIST
before men, OF him would he be ashamed
10 the presence of bis FATHER, and the
holy angels. George began to csndesin
his uncle for forcing him to leave his
fathers house; bu, as he Came of, ne
was ashamed 10 return.
In a few months he became as wicked
and abandoned as any on the island. He
made present of me to poor native,
who coeld read a little English. I tre-
,quently conversed with him, but he
could not understand what said. He
often desired me to speak 10 his compa-
Mons. A few were greatly afected with
what said. They often called upon
ME. Sometimes, they pleasantly said,
MY words made them very happy, they
desired TO go to that happy world which
] commended so highly. They fersent-
ly prayed to JESUS to take them to it.
An old slave creeped in one day, inqulr-
ing if JESUS could do any thing for very
bad people. / replied, 1t is faithful
saying, that CHIT Jesus came int
the worldlto save sinners, even the chief
He is able to save unto the very inter
moot, all who come unto Con through
him The black man. bathed in tears,
exclaimed, Good Book tell me good
news! Like the Ethiopian eunuch, he
went away rejoicing
After some years, was sent liz great
haste to visit my old proprietor George,
wae by his intemperance was brought
TO the gates Of death. In his affection
he remembered me. ! told him, fools
made mock at sin, but sin inas- them
out. COP had been long angry with
him every day. He confessed he had
been great sinner, He said that bad
company bad hcen his ruin; that by fol-
lowing their, example he had destroyed
a 6ne coastitution-that III his distress
his bottle companions had all forsakes
him-lhey could not bear the thought
of DEATH. Had my days to begin again,
said 80, / wonld fee from a swearer or
drunkard, as I would from the plague.
He PRAYED Frequently that GoD would
forgive his ipiquiu for the sake of his
Son JESUS CHHIsT. His fever inereas;-
ed, and n. few days he went the way
of all the earth.
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out d Londen on the asa d January. Ii
destroyed Mr. Lswis's ST. James, Cofs
iee House, Piccadilly, and several ad.
joining houses. s:s
. Several of the ~ gun ships lately
iaunshed, and seasoning, are ordered 8
De prepared for service without deiay.
Such line Of battle ships (third rates) as
stand in need oftriaing repairs, are to Sc
surveyed for completion also. ];
ltisno Ionger matter Of doubt that.
the French Charge d'Affairs LETT Stock.
holm in disgrace, .. has becn stated.
The letters from Gottenbarg alIuds to
the fact as an5event generally known |,
and It Is equally certais, that he was
sondusted out of the country BY the po-
lice. ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-05

CAPTAIN THEOPHILUS BOWIE,
late Commander Of the schr. .1isxandria
Zone Of the regular Packets running be.
tween the City OF Baltimore, Alexandria,
and GSorgctown. &c has beentlscharg-
ed from our employ, for sufficient caus.
es, which will be made known il requir.
ed-Thereferc, all persons having &C.
counts to settle for Freight, will pay the
subscribers only.
WILLIAM BALL. Baltimore.
BEDE CLEMENTS, Aiexandria
April S IT
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NORFOLK. April 8.

Arrived ship Thomas, HERBERT OF
and bound to Alexandria, AZ days rom
Llsbon--Came in the CaPcs o. Sahda!
the 2lst instant, aid ran ashore eh WI.
iouphby Point; being IN distress, was
permitted by-tbe admiral 10 proceed 70
Norioik or James K yer. n
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By The Gsverxot efshe Coms,sssssifk
Of yHgiaia.
a -pRnCI a IA AqtfTNNt q IS. sss

fnOCAAWAklON "
Whereas mattefs highly interesting
10 the Commonwealth. make meeting
of the Legislature necessary before ths
time prescribed by law - hersfors, I,
James Barbour, Governor Of virginia,
by and with the advice OF tho Conndii,
and in pursuance Of the power seste i
in me by the Constitution, do hereby
require the Delegates and Senators e.
lected BY the people TO represent them
IN their stale Legislature, to convene in
General Assembly, At 'he Capitol in the
city OF Richlnond, on the third Msnday
in May next, for The purpose of taking
the said matters into consideration.
Given under my hand as Governor,
and under the seal Of the Com.
monwealth, at Richmond, tins
AA FIRST day Of April 1918, and ct
the Commonwealth the thirtys
seventh.
is. BARBOUR. s.
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April S.
steam BOAT for sale.

The Columbian Steam Boat, laying
:, Tyte, Creek Wharf, viii he sold on
rr;asy ire sthins, at llo'clock,at ave- s
,;,n Cor nc bereht Of all concerned, the
Debts Of the said COMPANY eng hrsI a's
.hs,aed She =. about 4s tons bnrtben.
a., bottom, d. awing small dr.is OF va
ter ubirh will make it an object ier
those led in the traffic IN wood q
grain to purchase her &c 's.n,' " ".
2. made known on the day o. sale. p,
K. Bestor,
Ireasster.
April $:
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

i h. sunscriber viii sell Tract
i OF Land, containing 500 and Q
nail acres, within two miles of Fauquief
Court House; about 800 acres OF which
ere III wuosi, well limDercd The opfA
and is Undergoing It's first course at
clover and plaster. There are on the
premises comfortable new Dwelling
House, not finished, good new Bars
and other convenient out houses. POss
session OF the houses anc part, OF the
land can b: given Immediately, and Of
the residue after harvest
This is perhaps one OF the most do
tsirable tracts of land in the neighb0r@
rood of Fauquicr Court House, on acr
count of its vicinity tothat place, whefs
tie wood sells at from three to ttdr
dollars per cora during the winter SEA.
son. John q w. SmAh, Esq or Samk
Low, Jr Esq, will shew ths land, and
wake knownsthe terms OF sale.
Also, one other tract, containing zoo
ores, lying il the county OF Culper.
a.r. on the main road leading from
Ehes,cr's Gap to Fredericksburg.-s
Iris land is veil adapted to the use OF
lister, and is not more than two miles
fjom Mr.. Moses Gibson's Merchant
aiu. II will be shewn by MIR. Curtis
<:orby. near the premises. ans the terms
made known on application tc the SUP;
scriber. living the upper end Of Faus
ouier county, on the road leading frofa
, the Court House to Chester's Cap
VIM. CARLSON
March wv
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders of thc Mechanics
Rank Of Ale xafdria, are hereby notlHed,.
,I,,, eth instalnent Of one dollar per
,sh re is called Tor, payable at the Bark
OH Wednesday the 5th May next.
Ev order d the President e Directors
VIM. Patton, Jun.
Cashier.
April S. s'a"'s'n'h.
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5 Notice.

I'VE Stockholders in the Hunting
i Creek Bridge COMPANY, are no.
;iiied, that an Election, for a Presidcst
ans tonr Directors, viii be held at the
Toll House on Monday the Sd day Of
Mxy next b
Jno. HooH.
Treasurer.
April S.
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This dry is Published "
COTTON 81 STEWART
PRaYERS

OF THE
Right Rev THOMAS WILSON, -
So years Bishop OF Solder & Man.
selected fron, his works, and digestea
into forms, suited TO privats Psrsoas
and families.
Bvfhe Kev. Ws. Ms1Dg.
WITH AN APPENDIX
Confirming Prayers GU, Of thr He|z
Sculpture, arranged under varioss hsaaa
asd suited to the yarioas ieennes g ~
heart and the various situations = H'
mas bfe.
JanHary : -,
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The chip sybill, Danger6eld' belong
ing to this port from Lisbon has arrived
at New York.
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a. The Boston Gazette Of the 2eth
of March received at this o@ce by last
evenings mail, makes no mention
of British squadron being off that port
or any demand having been made on
that town for supplies There Can be
no doubt therefore the letter pnblished
in the Northern papers, dated the 27thi
signed BY Adams and Rhodes printers
of the Boston Chronicle, must boa Ia
IRRIGATION. -
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Will be Sold at Public
Auction,

AuSLIOII, #+
At the lower side of Walnut strest
wharf, on Thursday next, the 9Th in.
s'aRt, at 10 s'cloek,
$40 quarter chests OF tho very first
qaain, Hyson Skin Tea, oi the last ifns
.po tstlqnQt the Sop Pacific,
40 ,all or. chests OF Suchoag Tea Of
q very superior quality.
"A lew boxes con aiming 20 Cannisters
,oi ID eacj, Imperial Tea.
JOHN HUME, Aaet:
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

! The election for representative IN
congress and members Of the sac lesls
Jla,ure, commenced in Virginia o.
Thursday last. We have heard from
King George county. where Mr. HIM
gerford. the peace candidate has ma o
rity of ls over his opponent Mr.. zaAla-
fe4ro the rieGd of war. =,
Mr.. Thomas Barnett (fed.) and Col
Smith (de,n. are elected to the state le-
gisiature.
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NOTICE.

The Fafmersi Bank OF
.a,1.snaris, this asy declares : divi:
sso,l'nl profits onifs Capital Stock paid
mot =, four per cent. for The last six
nonfl,s, payable to Stockholders or
as;r r,prshtatites on MONDAY the SIN
instant. -
ADr;, i. y~s
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/, % "-F
70 ssEw~ ,..
',,rsr
L',,.s,s''.l the free e.
4 composed ed, Of : 'l :
|. Pine. William : :
4. lor their '0' ',.a =
[sgs,'i.n'll election saa.l
G,I'l.saisn is as hope.
f',isp, friend to h.
ia wish it to be- he
- With ann'un'.
ri be is still alive
60 to congress
!, nay take it into
bio there
r'',-Tbs following
.1oirable Ad.
Holders Of Camp,
a.Iilax Counties mes.
IA, BY WV. RICE
Led himself to that
i for a seat in con-
prospects Of sue
but if a, the ap..
n. .Ar'icnt Dominic"
/, entire representa-
D.,ior talents and cor
.oeld indeed be a
"A. and 70 the union,
n, extract from this
Com. ddv.
painful both to an
r,lisn to reflect on
Inc; in which they
N the utility Of this
,ortion to the degree
,Iisn, il is calculated
s,nls 10 DO the eniy
b. OF prompting a
4, Of this country, to
Impartial view Of its
For in the survey
cement will be found
~ successive object
public revenue, here
:b from the lunpost,
4 /; and for the extra
u money, necessary
t,,iing exigsncies OF
/. relying chiefly on
h deb, is of course
BE-. And whilst the
it As we'll as the sue
public measures re-
er Of direct & largely
Oa' government is e.
fom the responsible
them, The naiura
uh Of this state o,
messed and are daily
lrale plans adjusted
la,, ahOrtlye attempts.
Ind national disgrace
ieOvsr unsettled and
} With almost every
savage with whom
'ercOurSe (: and with
ma war, the neces
which is doubted or
be hsf Of the people
n We consequent
Eminent, and acrimo-
'piaiou prevailing a.
hrge, and agita,ing
tll' Of the nation =
r''srn ssclisns Of the
e Indications not Is
1" SEieVouS Ma.
a eau possibly befal
Hales and civil war.
IS dlsheartcnins cir.
'f''lsnS reGsetiun is
. that in the pre-
\ ascsssi,y fighting
most ambitious, vim
aSy iyrant that God
permitted to afHlct
NsIe Oh our coun.
sikh, whatever diff
nay exist respecting
eduCed It will be ad-
aeld and well INFORM.
Calculated to excite
L@pn''lal and enlight-
country the deepest
tpHAl anjicipa'ious.
As Enquiry, by wha.
- Conducted 10 this
i ais question sug
In ,sll0n a long and III
Reneal events, the full
ucn would ELL yo .
% the present occa.
LIN be expected than
i Sketch. And in or.
Ip's'k sketch i, viii be
/ lack at least twenty
M washlngtOn's adj.
IS OPPOSITION tina. wa,
and measure. d
I've "'E probably find
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From late London fafers.
An alarming and destructive Ere broke
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Two Dollars .eward.

NAN AWAY from the subscriber
HI al me 22d ~ November last an
Apprentice B v to the Sroe and Boot
making BUSINESS. II. IS about liyears
of age. 4 feet ; OF 4,-,nes high has
When spoken to DON iocs; had Oh
when he wen, away pair ii country
cloth trowsers and Glue raunaab IT md
wool hattie IS 4, bis fathers joha
Anderson, living rear Brad Creek
Chur ID, In Ma,viard.
Also, a HEIFER which VII he ore
year old mex: spring l is Of !'sh'ish
red color; has white forehead and a
Slit in each ear. Ii is expected she is
towards the Four-mile Run.
Whoever vii. bring me the above
mentioned Apprentice and Heifcr shall
receive two dollars; or the Heifer alone.
shall receive the same And | sill give
el< cents for The Bay without the
Heller.
All persons are forbid harboring said
Bnv uudsr the severest penalties OF the
law.
Iohn Wood,
Shoe and Boot-nsker, Duke Street.
January4
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HYGEIa ACaDE.MY.

TIME pubic are informed 'nat Pul-
suant to an act of the Virginia Le'
pislature, giving authority to certain
commissioners, to sell the public build
nes formerly occupied by the district
Court at Hay-Marko,, in the County OF
Pripce.Wiliiam, Virginia: a purchase
Of said buildings has been made oy an
association of gentlemen, with a view to
eonyert them Into seminary OF learn
Ing: for the government Whereof
number os the most respectable persons
in the adjoining counties have been re-
9ularly constituted board OF Trustees:
Having been then duly appointed and
Instituted, the Trustees have proceeded
70 the alteration and repairs otthe build
ines, which are now in readiness foftne
accommodation Of more than one nun
dred students. They have engaged a
brofessor of the dead languages and
bel,es irttres, & one OF the mathematics
n higher branches. (Both gentlemen OF
liberal. education aud experience as
te.chers. Tue course OF education Will
comprehend all the branches OF llsefa'
ture as pursued in the Eastern Collie
ees; Git being intended to apply speech
H. for an ac, of incorporation, instKuting
the seminary resular College, with the
power of comforting degrees. The
Trustees have iiscwise engaged gen.
ueaan of the first responsibility ana
moral character to act as Steward and
take charge of the boarding department.
o. this account they will ever have 1t
in their sower to regulate the price OF
board at the lowest rate; and further,
will he enabled to conGne the students 10
the observance of regular hours and oil
all the rules of the institution. lhe
school will be opened on the first OF ia
huary ensuing. -,
OF this situation, it may be confident
y said, that no place in the union COM
hines greater variety Of important ad'
Vantsges forthe above mentioned object.
The responsibility and moral habits OF
the neighs~rhood, the uncommon health
fulne.s of the place itself, it. contigulty
to rich farms, whose superiority OF the
best meats, and all ether desirable artl-
sles Of living, must reduce The cost
whilst it increases the comforts of board;
added to the circumstance OF it. being
under the fostering Care of we'll fitted
persons Immediately in the neighbor-
hood whose duty aud interest must alike
prompt them to solicitous atten'lo" TO
It's welfare, leaves nothing to Be desired
by parents. who feel a natural regard tor
the future advancement and prosperity
Of their sons.
BY order of the Board.
THOMAS TURNER,
President
EDMOND BROOKS.
Sfrrrfary.
Hav-Narket, Dec. Sill 6"i
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-07
Corn for Sale.

an board the scbr. Mary & Kitty,
{ laying at Messrs. Vo~ePs wharf,
tn subscriber has for sase Eight Hun
drsa Bushels of old Com which will be
sold upon very low terms if taken from
GA bssrd ii. Two or three days from this
dare. And to accommodate It will be-
sold IN SMALL QUANTITIES.
d. BLACK.
January ). st