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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-09-29

grievances 20 complain of, and cannot
grant US any commercial favors, but
IN consideration of 60 political saerifi-
cess" whish we were called upon to
make and have now made, and Insists
openly and without disguise I" that we
accede formally to the principles of the
maritime eoufederacy."
After the appearance of this letter,
rs it any longer TO be doubted, that this
war was waged in obedience to the
wishes; nay commands of the Emperor
Napoleon Plain Dealer.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-09-29

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NO INPRE NEHr.''
Arrived yesterday morning, in as
days from Boston, two Wagons one
OF which was narigated by four oxen
and one horse, and the other by two OK
en- and three horses, commanded by
captains ----: crew Gu board, one
white man and boy eaeh--Carso, cot.
ton cards, tin ware, &c. &c. consigned
TO Prentiss & Carter, WIN. French and
others. On their passage, touched at
Philadelphia. and landed part of their
cargo, consisting Of itch ointment and
some other notions. Saw none of his
majesty's cruisers on the voyage, ard
found he road free from boats,
custom house officers, navy orders and
all other distractions to Wagon enter
prize. Spoke on their passage, tive
Wagons, nayigated by Eve horses each
commanded by --, bound fron
Richmond, Virginia, to New York, 20
days out, under easy sail, cargo, plug
tobacco, &c ali we'll.
Also arrived, six Wagons, navigat-
ca by i've horses each, commanded by
captains -, ten days out fros
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-09-29
THE FOLLOWING Is A

List OF killed and ,oounded on, board the
United States squadron under COM
snn'ad Of O. II. PERRr, Esq. in the
cotton Of 10Th September, 1913, yi1:
ON BOARD THE LAWRENCE,
KILLED.
John Brooks, Lieutenant Marines
Henry Laub, Midsl,ipman
christian Mayhem, Or. Master
James w. Allen, Seaman
Joseph Kennedy, do.
Sohn Z. Kelly, private in the Regt.
John Smith, seaman
William Crauston, o. g.
Andrew Michael, seaman
John Hoffman, o. $.
Charles Pohig, seaman
Nelson Peters do.
James Jones do.
John Rose do.
James Carly, sail makers ruato
Thomas Butler, seapan
Wilson Mays, carpenters mate
James ,Beown, seaman
Ethelred Sykes. ianJsn,an
Philip starpiey, corporal marines
Jesse HarIand. private
Abner Williams. do.-22
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-09-29

MARRIED

---MARRlED--
On Thursday last, Mr.. AIcRAEL CoPHNalvya,
to Miss SusAS KREMEn, daughter of MIR. Con.
rad kremer of this pl4ce.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-09-29
ON BOARD THE ARIEL
KILLED.

ID, AILLED,
John White, boatswain's mate--,.
WOUNDED,
william Sloss, o. S. slightly
Nchert Wilson, s. do.
John Lucas, iandsman, do.-a.
ON BoARp THE TRIPLE.
WOUNDED,
isaac Green, soldier, 2eth RECT. badly
John Males, do. ,f7th regt siightIy--z
on HOARD TIE PoRcuPINY.
None killed Or wounded.
ON BOARD TIE ssoRY1o1.
KILLED,
John CLARK, midshipman
john SIyhamaner. Iandsman--s
ON BOARD TIE TtdaKss.
Meme killed or wounded.
Two days previous 10 the action 81
fy-seven men uaGt fox service in the
small vessels
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-09-29

From the Baltimore Federal Gazette, Sept. q.
MARINE & COMMERCIAL REGISTER.
C0JIyHERCJaJt
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-09-29
va INPRESSM

" ZEE 4'RADE, SAILoRs' RIcH
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-09-29
WOUNDED,

John J. Yarnall, FirstLieut. slightly
Duianey Forrest, Second do. do.
VIM. N. Taylor, sailing master do.
Samuel HambIetoR, Purser severely
Thomas Claxton, Midshipman do.
Augustus Swartwout, do. do.
jonas Stone, Carpenter slightly
WIN. G.. Keen, Master at Arms slightly
Francis Mason, or. master severely
John Newen, do. do. do.
Joseph Lewis, do. do. lightly
Ezekiel Fowler, do. do. do.
John e. Brown, or. gunner severely
VIM. johnson, boatswains mate severely
James HeiaD. do. slightly
Geo. Cornell, carpenters mate slightly
Thomas Hammond, armourer do.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-07
vOR SALE.

A valuable tract Of Lard, tbs soil CT
the 6rrt quality, ard all IN fe:,y TIM
Der, lying in the county Of Louoon en-
Bread.run about two miles and hall
shove the bridge, ard through when
.hc Church and OK rosds passes, TIE
title indisputable and contsjLirg about
$50 nci es, which will be diyided litre'
CURED 10 suit purchasers, ard Inc
payments made easy. For ius'tef
particulars enquire Of Mr.. JeLn Ma
th,as Lees5urg, who will shcN The p!or
perry and make known the terms o.
sale.
= Richard II. Love.
August 2 dS~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-07

INTERESTING TO PUBLIC
DERTORS.

The following is an extract of a
circular letter from the Comptroller
of the Treasury to the District At
tornies of the United States. 1t is
understood to be prospective merely,
having reference to judgements OBJ
tanned on suits brought after Its
date. 1t is Published for the infor-
nation OF all to whom it may be aP-
plicable.
{" Treasury Department,
uComptrellc,'s Office, MAY u, 1918:
/" The great number OF unsettled
suits and unsatisfed judgments in
which the government is concerned
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-07

Messrs. SNowDEN s. SiMMs,
The following extract from the
THEOLOGICAL MAGAzIHk, published by
thc Rev CHARLEs II. WAAHToN> d. u.
of Burlington, Ncw-Jersey, | have &c,
lecied for your next Saturdays Monilo'
ry, which have no doubt will be highly
Interesting TO the numerous readers ct
your useful Gazette. &.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-07
MUNi'IURl.

o Thou whose word from Sold dark
ness struck
1hat SHARK, the SIN, Sfrikr wisdom
from ma sout! YOUNG.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-07

Of OUR OBLIGATIONS TO GOD, As
FOUNDED IN REASON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07
Z N OUR OFFICE.
SEPTEMBER 2.
Mr.. MONROE

Such rs the rage OF the Opposition, at this tine
that no expeeHts appear too vile or too mean FIR
ther auopuon' NO measures of the administration
seem 10 100 pure, no republican characters seem
700 saered' 10 escape the tongue OF csluTnny. Mr.
Monroe can boast OF having received az MANY N,
these attacks as most men; and he can ike yyise
boast OF bearing about him an Egis which males him
invulnerablc to their shaft.
Among the impudent charges which have hoo,
recently exhibited agsinst the Seoretarv Of stat i
an Alternative accusation OF forgery or f1[sehood
Most OF tie federal papers have rung with th;. H.
emma Tor several weeks; add they confidently pa.
sert, that u Mr. Monroe should extrisate himself
from one horn of the dilemma, he is irrs,rj,yabl,
entaugled in the other
Aud whence does this terrible dilemma sri,c -
Every fact from which! il springs may be admitted
70 be true. We may admit, for n9lai ce, that Mr.
N. did inform MIR. GoIdsburoitb NJ the ,;,, a
on the part of the Senate that there cos no = ~ n
communication from MIR. Russell in which he a..
Their admitted or denied what the Duke Of pas,ano
had said To MIR. Barlow 70 hin having de6vereJ 40
MIR Il. p COPY of the repeating decree al tbe oath
April, 1871 hut that ne (Nr. M had y oy;1or,
letter from Mr.. r. containing such denial - W.
ssn admit, that :!s Report af che Secre,arv Is
State, upon Mr Webster's Resolutions did evny.,,'
y Tsser to Two Documents, one Of which marked ID
was the copy Ot IN extract from MIR. Russelps lo,
ter to Mr.. Barrow OF the 20th May, 1871. and the
other marked r.. was copy Of Mr. RS Ietter 60 -
this department" Of the goth.
Nov what do the SvOythy authors of the secp,,,;or
g'eSh from tins statement! Why, cay they, Ba,v
comes 4 TO pass that when the Communication ,ooL
pace Win the Committee Of the Senate, there was
no " oRcinP document or denial" ON The nsrt 81
Mr.. -and yot wien tie Report is made IN the
House OF Representatives tSro documents ,r- bun,
ed mp, ontsnng this (the Fsderais,s will no, CO..
'ofmegfSr denial P--If Mr.. VI. spoke the t1,;6
to the Committee, Why, say his Aeousers tbesc L.,
ter5 we're not IN cNisteuce aud Of cours he i. oniI,
of foySeII-f, on The other hand the letters are 0
mime, what be told to the Com mittee "a GyIse'--
Such the miserable slang which the Federal Fiji;
tors have repested after ore another for the las,
weevs' ana which is ~ length sung with tuch des.
psrac vsristioas that the - most grave srd ,s,o,.
emi Sgnior" Major Jackson, Who has NOW n ,ben
affected 10 support The esvst of deccorv md t,otj,
only 10 attack them with additional sn.n.s,v. los
n hs last per allowed 30 other cliJ,ce to Col.
""or'e' h'h to sonfess " whether he LIEp to the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07
CHILLICOrHE, Aug. 90

The scale of war" will soon he turned
on our north western frontier.-Com. Perry
with the Erie feet. arrived off SardnsLy
Bay On the 18th inst. Should the Com m a,
dore capture or destroy the British Ace. on
the lake. It will give ano her tone to our af-
ta'rS. Maiden win fa]l-Mackana and De.
tro't VIII be evacuated--tbe ;crritory of Mi
chigan, which has swarmed for more than a
year with savages, will be r--taken, &c the
sufferers IN that quarter have that peace &
tranquility restored CT which tsey we're d..
vested by the unwarrantable and ienomi
Nous equalization of Aug. 18Th. 1919.
bya Gentlss'an direct from Urbsno, we learn.
'"se y" t',e istn INST. two or three ianGss were
murdered by the Indians near Trey. on the Rc
Mian,', and that or Saturday last, several compan,
'es ~ volunteers pnd drafted men marched to The
protection OF the froniier inhabi,ant7.
tSciotC Gazette
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07

armies. and those Of Bcnspsree. had hcen re.
'niorced.-Dresden was to be fortified and
Notwithstanding ,h. reports circn ated 81 l., 6
french. no measures had been taken for tn !.
Calling OF a Congress OH the con- rary, it d.
pears that Bonaparte does not repose auy
conhdencein Austria, for he has ordered an
army 10 be collected on the margin of the
.Nd'se in Italy. under the orders of Beau.
harnois, which demonstrates that he intends
to arm himself IN that qaafser against any
invasion tnat nigh, be attempted by Aus
tria. Tour English regiments had embark
ed at Harwich for for the Baltic.
MADRID, July 9.
The Governor of this city has received Of
iiciai information OF the operations of the ar.
my under Gen. Giron. by which it appears
he had severe action with the enemy on
ne lst July az BiddosSna, who were com.
Pletely deteated.-I'he result is. tina, the
enemy on the side of Iran has been expei
led from the soil of Spain.
ALrcAyT, June II.
The enemy has pr, cipi,a,ely abandoned
h'baida. alter having been completely rou :.
ted by our troops, commanded BY General
Roche.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07
Foreign.
Late NczOs from England and Stain.

Late NczOs from England and Stain.
NEWPORT, Aug. 20.
Last evening arrived at this port the sh in
William, Akeroyd, forty DAYS from Lisbon
by this arrival the Editors of the Mercu-
ry were favored with Londcn papers to
June 3Oth. eight days latest, and Lisbon ~
pers July 18th, seven days latest. IL was
reported at Lisbon the day the William sail
ed July 49, that Lord Wellington had en-
tered Bayonnc.
A packet from England was going into
Lisbon as the William came out.
Inc London papers state, that dispatch.
ed from Lord Cathcart & Sir Charles Stew
art, TO Lord Castlereagh, dated the 9th June.
mad been received. The head quarters Of
tne Allies had been removed immediately
aiter tie signature of the Armistice, to
NeIchenbach, y niles beyond Schweidnitz
Inc Commander in Chct, Barclay lie folly
was at Kcichenb.ch and Gems. WittCen.
stein and Butcher, in front Of Schweidnitz
u appears, that the story Of the Emperor
A'exancer's refusal 10 ratify the Arnistice,
was Complete fabrication there never was
tne least ground for any snch agsertion.-
Mutual necessity, ~ ~ least mutual apnre
henslnn, apl'ears to have produced tte ar
1nlstice and both parties are prepar;n,,
with all diligence, for a rene val of hostiii
yes, thoush, D'C!,aJy. not without secre,
hopes OF ? Peace. which NAV rnsble them
10 withdraw FROM tas sangunary contes,
with honor.
Gen. Stewards dispatch is dated on the
cay llane 6thj the Armistice was made
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07
NORFOLK, September s.

fJt EnB.N(.
Thnrsdnr. September 2.-This 5norni,, A. b.,e
past q, the encmy's ships in I.ynnhayen Bav con.
| sisting ct THIRTY ONE SAIL, UR ,b;ns III. r..
mhindsr briggs and schooners) were under nrsss or
sa" 4 s'snuing up the bay. Five ships, the head
most OF which was AID. Coceksurn's were some al,
lance advaaced.& appeared to be making for Harn,-
ton Roads. Admiral Warren rho led the van ot
the remainder Of the feet made s-nax IN tbose
head, when they tucked abovt AND the whole stood
down again: Mt half past TO- they wore al. ar anchor
oil the Lighthouse. The squadron must have re-
ceiVed reinforcement recently as we believe
II has at no time been numerous psr,;,ul.rIv in
on'ps.-We nay hourly expect some important
movement on the part of the enemv O,e th;no
may, We think, be safely relied nm tho, be iii
make no serious attempt on this Mace wilh lis
present military force "'''' "''
FrfG1y S-La't evening the enemy remained nj
anchor, having made movement since tn. nr.ce
ding report From ara intelligent rentemap Who
came up IN the evening, learn. that the whole
force (ncluding the P,antasenet Dotterell and I'M.
tender1 IN co. with them) amounts to THIRTY. SIX
SAIL, zig. six 7i's IL frgates two ,ran,Dor,s q
briggs and 10 schooners The two Adm;ra,s ,nv -,
foSo che rest of the squadon Two fripat., wen, IN
| sea yesterday Morning
Olfhe enemy se heve no tidinrs this 7no-ui,r
ne species OF warfare wased by Capt. LLOYD,
OF the Piant"genet, on the Inhabitants of Prince a.
Ann cy, rs OF that pitiful x dshonorabe kiad which
eanho. iai 10 attach lasting stigma to nj. character
ana cause his name to descend to oblivion counted
with that Of the infamous D,nancrc and c,og-ej
tale of his rspscity.
op Sunday last six negro fellows belonging to diff
terent farmers in the vicinity OF Cane Henry wen,
down 10 the beach and maae signals to the Flapta
ganet snd Dot tell, when boat Immediately put oil
and took them ~ bosrd-A great rany Other,
have e!oped in the same way, which induces ms to
believe, that the enemy holds secret corrosson.
dsnce with the negroes on shore. This proceeiin
OF the enemy suggested to Of the Inhabitants
plan Which, 1t had been managed with more cir.
cumsFceton wouid have made BIN pay dear for tire
negroes party of 'niliti, ~ in ns1nber) station
ed Themselves behind the ssnd hills while two white
men with their faces and hands BACKED, went down
npon re beach and waved their handkerchief, to
! the shIls. whom boat with six men imroedi.;ely
came ashore, followed at some distance, by two o.
Tiers tn'i OF men Just the men from the frrt
boat we're preparing 10 land, one Of those Disguised
IN Walking lew steps shswed his bare ANGLES which
| he om'tted 10 blscken, when the enemy exclaimed
~ me HaenJn aisgRfse nv -! Let US Push OFF,
which they did, and at the same moment the mill.
TIA ran ont and fired upon them until thev we're out
OF gun-shot they killed two of the six Had re.
al negroes been made use Of the descepton would
have been eomplest and effectual.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07
TORPEDOFS

One of the Torpedoes which was anchor
ed atthe Narrows On the 2ist of last June,
vas taken up TO be examined on Saturday /;
the powder was perfectly dry, and the lock
in good order. This is an interesting proof
that torpedoes can be preserved under wa.
Ter Tor months. ". Y. Col. .dug. 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07
Translated fran me Lta6o, taher..

- DIS BON, July II.
by private letters received from our Ar
N.Y. II appears, that on the 9TH inst. Lord
WelIingWn's head quarters was at Lawoe,
and that the allied troops had already enter
ed the French territory The garrison of
r'uarvo has surrendered to the army of
Count Abisbal, amounting 70 700 men. We
likewise learn by these letters, that the
greatest alarm existed in the South of
france and that at Bayonne every vessel
III port waS taken up to carry of property.
Jniy lI---By packet which arrived
yesterday from London, we received Lon.
Ion papers to the 1st lust. The most inn.
oortan, intelligence which thev CONAN il.
that Russia and Sweden had commenced
hostili'ies against Denmark, according IN
the accounts from tiottenburg The Ar
mistice had been Confirmed; aud the allied
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07
OFFICIAL.

q On Frirsy, letters were received ~, = q,
vernon from Gen. yay'or, Norfolk; Col parker
WestInore'and and Captain Copper, all shown,
that the ehe'ny's squadron were de.cent,ins ,h':
Bay. 's inc
On Saturday, a despatch from Gensrs,y Of wb;oh
the following is an Exuact--- "''''''
Reh0ffJ1om Genrrai YsUlo,- ar Norfolk. m
rte GoUernor, dared Scht.
Ut NO Of the enemy's frieates went 70 So, t,,is
morning htiaf past g. ships of the linz. nn,.
brig aud one schooner were renrr,ed - he rne
Mp the Norfolk channel, from Lynhatsa Bay--Ad.
'n'ra' Cockburns beng the vsn X Admiral Warren,
tue centre ship At half past 10 these sh ps stood dow,
the channel and anchored near the espes. except !;
are ships" "a "'''h 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07

n. -. H'O'J2IE, 0fbff7llber Z.
81 ne enemy ct gun set last evening, to The number
OF 80 sail, lay near Cape Henrv-l7 are ships and on
nanny rs four if not FIVE are of the line the ~.
iI rE and sooPs Of war9 briggs ard 10 seonners
his IS larger force than has been within o,r ,rs.
tiers since the war. ''' wa
80 o e'oel'-by despatch from Ly haven this
morning. we understand tie enemy remain in tLo
same situation as Yesterday, with tbe exception If
one frgate that has removed about six mills near
er HAMPTON Roads Tc[Joer
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07

W. =" s,; lanes Braader, Trustee Oft ests,. .
nrorer,v Jnrown' deed, having advertised the
,;rv u estate TOT do 5.r,T ~ NE
.,,t nave leased the property (ss sISs '.-
,oe f ne term Of five yeats, md h.ve te, ot,
ia,f, vb;t same ever since the f,s, OF 1,,t ~
expirea YIN" Te'S'n un'h nay iesss
SepG7. we VIZ '' . |SH1S, SER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07
BANNING.

WANTS 4 EITUATTON. n ,;,.S
w perfectly unders- nds tie snper;,, '."1 ~
proper management Of Farniag- tbe eni,nre ~
ssai, Gram, Clover end Gra seeds Of Srso o.
ava |o has bad great experience in Penn.
r. ' t post paid and sent TO this eries Co w
d;1,o. - no ''tTtemsn need apply Int anes 3,
obicSiio, ,a Eve liberal encouragement lie has ~
SET. s'"s 10 say part Of the u. Ststes.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07

We are highly gratitied to find, that the
troops ordered out against the Indian. have
assembled and marched to the places alp.
pointed with fhe greatest alacrity and well
equipped. IT the sasages have not already
committed any depredations, we are wei.
aatishcd that 10 danger is to be apprehend
ed. as the forces now marching against
them arc sufficient to look down all oDposi-
ton the Indians can bring against them.
augusta hahcr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07

~, TILE AhNDKIh, sept. q,
Yesterday afternoon, in the state of Vir-
GINA, near this place, was fought Duel be-
t~esn Commodore Barney and l.. TAYLOR
Esq. both of baltimore. first fire was
without effect on the second FIRE Mr.. Tay-
ior WAS wounded in the breast, not consider.
ed as dangerous.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07

RUSSIAN MEDIATION REJECTED
Admiral Warren informed a gentleman
who was lately on board his ship, that the
British government had declined accepting
the offered mediation of the Emperor Of
Russia. FED. Gaz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07
ALExANDr,.. Se,. .

Ertract Of letter, dated Mercer coxntv.
{ Kentucky Hug. 81, TO gentleman, in
this place.
There are about fifteen hundred horse
Tnen to start for Canada on Wednes day
next for Dsnv;ll's, and about three hundred
went last Tuesday from this place with the
intention of taking Maiden - Herald.
THE INITET
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07

Mr.. DAscHKorF. the Russian minister &
suite, arrived at Bedford, Pennsylvania, on
Saturday the 21st ult. on a visit to the Mi.
neral Springs. Phil. Puh.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-08
VALUABLE FARM
EOR Sale.

-HE subscriber offers for sale his
Farm, lying on Mattox Creek, IN
the county of Westmoreland and state
Of Virsinia; containing about 200 acres
of prime bottom land; there are on the
premises a large two story frame dwell
ling house, with Unnecessary out hous-
es; fine young thriving apple and
peach orchard the land abounds VITA
springs of excellent water-the house
is situate on the banks of the Creek, in
which there is always plenty OF the
best kinds of fish in their season, and
oysters may be had in abundance with
IN half mile of the house. Vessels
of 60 TO 100 tons burthen can come
within twenty yards of the landing
100 acres of the above land is cleared
aud fit for culture, and the residue well
timbered,
ALSO,
One other tract situate at the upper
,arr Of " hat is called the Irish neck, X
bout two and one half miles from the
bore described property, containing
81 - acres, one hundred of which IS
,eared and the remainder heavily tim.
.,ered-there is on this farm comfort
bile Wiling house, containing four
r<,oms on : floor, kitchen, good APP
Die orcS- I'd, ard excellen: water. The
hove properly will be sold on eoot
-r,s.7or cash. mr. stock in any of tie
banks within the District of Columbia
or reasonable credit will be gwen
OF part of the purchase money, b
the payment being we'll secured by
deed of trust or otherwise. Apply to
Eliot Muse.
Red Hill, Fairfax cy. April s. co
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-08
The Defendant, Jedediah

Leeds, not having eateGeu MS appear
ance and given security according to
TIE statute an0 The rules OF this Court,
AID If appearing to the satisfaction OF
the Court upon affidavit, that the said
Desndan, JedcdIah Leeds, IS not an
inhabitant of this Distrlct-OE motion
of tic Complainant By his Council, it
is ordered that the said Defendsnt Je'
detliah Leeds do appear here on ths
first day Of November Term next, and
enter his appearance to the slit, End
give security for performing the de.
crees of the Court, and that the other
Defendants tomas Swarm and George
Deneaie, do not pay away, convey or
sec,ete the debts by them owing to or
the estate in their hands belonging to
the said absent Defendant Jedediah
Leeds. until the further order or de.
cree of this Court. and that copy OF
this order be forthwith published FOR
two months succeSsiyely in one OF the
public newspapers published in this
couaty, and that another copy be post
ed at the front door OF the courthouse
of said County.
A copy Test.
G.. Deneale, {.
Jure % 2n
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-08
lust RECEIVED.
FOR SALE,

\ TRACT of LAND, lying IN The
n county of Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandra, ard sdioining the estate OF
Gen. Thomson Mason, containing lsi
xcres. The SOL is good, aud very sas-
oeptisle Of improvement by the Clover
and Plaster system. The proximity
Of this property &c market. and the Ia
cili,v with which us produce may be
carried (Hunting-Creek by which 1t Ia
bounded being nayigable almost to the
eoor) would render 1t extremely vaiu'
able to a person disposed to pay suth-
cient attention to its cultivation.
Apply to James II Hooe, Esq OF 't
Francis Adams, un.
Nsy q