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LEES ELIXIR.

A sovereign remedy fol colds, obstl
nate coughs, cataragbs, as'h'nas' sor
thNoats and approaching consumptIons
Messrs. MichueI Lee, e Co.
You are at liberty to use my nam
in the recommendation OF Lees Elixir
IS from repeated trials have found
IN excellent remedy for colds, coughs
sc.
RD BARRY.
BALTIMORE, Iune 90, 1910.
A7rssrs. Michael Lee e Co.
I was attacked with a most violent
old, severe cough and pain in the
breast which continued to grow worse
- during which my appetite failed and
nv voice altered so much that 1t was
With the utnost exertion could pro-
nounce single sentence louder than
nv breath. Some of my friends hav.
ing observed to me that much good
had been done by the use OF Lees T.
lixir, advised me to procure bot!e
from Messrs Warner and Hanna,
which | accordingly did--snd to those
persons unacqlainted with the merits
of this medicine, it will appear asto'
nishinp that three doses should remove
the pains in my breast, and the use
one bottle only restored me to perfect
health.
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Land for Sale.

T>HE subscriber offers fer sale, be.
tween l4o and 1870 acres OF wooN
Land, on the right hand side OF the oiS
Road leading from the Town OF Cen
terviile to Alexandria.
This land adjoins the lands of Messrs'
David Lane, Bernard BRYAN, Presley
Carr Lane, George Adams and John
Henniug. The soil Of this land is SUIT
ed to the culture of Wheat, x Is with
in halt mic of the Turnpike ; and
will be shewn & the terms made known
by application to Messrs. David Lsne'
or George Lane, Jun. residing near the
premises, or 10 the subscriber living In
Stafford county.
Geo: Lane,
Executor of. H. Lane, decd.
January Is ia"o'h
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-06
WLUABLE FARM
SALE

WILL, offer ct public saie, o" u'e
,sm;se. IN Tuesday the 2oth day Of
July next, if fair, if not the n:s. lair
day-The Farm on which ! reslue, 'E'
inc on the Potomac, in Charles Coun'y,
State of Maryland, about sixteen mics
below Alexandria, containing o'o A.
ores, about two hundred OF Wl'icn are
well timbered, the residue Is III cu''lF'.
ton, the soil is productive, ana "ells'
dapted to the growth OF wheat ''2"n
corn, &r.-The Improvements S"e
comfortable dwelling House "i,h a
passage. and two rooms i'eio" ah0 .nfee
above; Kitchen, smoke house, barn,
stables, sc. Sc, There is also an or.
chard of varioss kinds OF exce"ent
fruit There is rot a more desirable
situation in c les COUNTY, it is
healthy, abound, in several spr''2s Of
6ne water, and commands oefu'iiul
and excessive view OF the Potomac -
A more minute descript'o, IS deemed
unnecessary, as it IS presumed those
DESTROYS OF purchasing VIA VIC" me
premises.-Th. terms at sale wi! ne
accommodating to the purchaser; par.
ticuIars made known on the dav.
Benjamin T. Fendall.
Charles 90 (Md.) near Pc
.monky w are house, May IS. 2awts'
District of Columbia to wit:
County of Alexandria,
April Term, lll3.
Benjamin. Caignan, Adminlstra.1
tor OF Alexander Burot
COMPLAINANT:
AGAINST -
Jedediah LEEDS, Thomas Swami 8
and George Dcncale,
DEFENDANTS.
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Geo: Lane,

Executor of. H. Lane, decd
January Is ia"o'ii
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Market Street, I.
LEES


A safe and effectuai remedy tor A.
cute and Chronic Rhcuu. alt>n, Govt,
Palsy, Lumbano, Nun mess, White
Swcllings, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises,
Pain in the FACE and Neck, etc.
Extract of letter from %Ir. Nehemiah
Gregory, agent for the Proprletors'
dated Norfolk, (Va.) July "a, 1912,
Messrs. Michael Lee q Co.
Your essence Of Mustard is highly
approved of by a number OF persons OF
this city, who have had occasion to APP
ply it in cases of Bruises, Sprains &,
You NAV send me further supply /:
also, send me some more of your Anti.
Bilious Pills, as they sell we'll the
whole of your Medicines are in consi-
derable demand. Yours trulr,
N. GREGORY.
Lees Ambitious Pills, for the pre-
vention ofbiious fevers, sc.
Lees Elixir for violent colds, coughs,
&c
Lees InfaIlible Ague and Fever
rops.
Lees Worm destroying Lozengcs,
Lees Itch Ointment, warranted to
cure by one application, (wlthout Mer'
cury.)
Lees Grand Restorative for nerv'
Gus disorders, inward weakness, etc.
Lees Indian Vegetable SPECIFIC, tor
the Venereal.
Lees Persian Lotion, for letters
and EruptionS.
Lees Essence and Extract OF Mus.
tard, for the Rheumatism, etc.
Lees Eye Water.
Lees I eoth-Ache Drops.
Lees Damask Lip Salve.
Lees Corn Plaster.
Lees Anodyne Elixir, tor the cure
of headaches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
The above Celebrated Medicines
continue to be faithfully prepared, and
Sold by the Proprietors, No. SO, Pitt
Street, Baltimore.
And by their appointment III Alex
andria, by
r. GRAY, bookseller, King-street,
and N. KINGSTON, Fairfax-street'
To country merchants and others,
who purchase to sell again, liberal
discount will be given BY the proprle'
tors.
To detect counterfeits, observe eae"
article has, on the outside wrapper, the
signature of -
MICHAEL LEE, and Co.
N. B. At the places Of sale may be
had (gratis) pamphlets containing ca
scs Of cures whose length prevents
theirbeingh inserted.
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Itch Ointment,

Warranted to cure by once using, X
O he free from Mercury or any per
nicious or offensive ingredient, SC
may with perfect safety be applied to
the youngest infant.
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.1aiIscurA tor ale.

TIL, va i.sb.e FARE, the riese
dence OF CAerlrs l. Lo nc. Esq. is here.
10y offered toe sale. II cpntyinx aneut
300 acres o. Land, well wooGco aid
@atercd 100 acres oil good Timothy
Meadow, and the fields NOT in cuniya.
ton are well taken with Red Cioyss.
The Buildings on the Farm, tts6
Dwelling Hou.e. As wei as the other
Buildings, ere such as would accom-
modats large and genteel family.
This Farm, situated on the Id
Turnpike read. LEADING from AIexan-
dria to Winchester, about miles a.
boye Centrevillr, and equi-di.tant from
Alexandria GEORGETOWN, and tbs City
Of Washington ABOUT % miles, is so
generally known, az not TO need
more particular description.
For terms and further RarticulsrS
apply to CHARES I. LOVE, by let.
tor, directed to Cep'revtlls, or to
Richd. NJ. Scott,
Alesandria:
November2 2m
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This is to give Notice,

This is to give Notice,
THAI the subsCtibtrz OF lex ,Ddric
ounfv in the D strict Of Go unsbi,,
nave 0 tanned from lie Orphans ,.ourt
Of said county. letters Of adaoin's trstiol.
On tho PERSONAL estate Ct JoSehh II,
lkandeviie, late f,he county aforesaid
dc eased. all persons has ing claims a
ss1hst tbs said decedent are Hereby
warnca to EXHIBIT the same witt the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated arG
PISSED BY The Orph:ns' t.oirt, to the
SUI scribets Of, or b. ore the tenth d.
OF Nav Gext, Or they may by law be
xciuded from all beneHt TO .aid estate );
nd thoss indebted the TO ore Iequircu
% make mre.lat< pa nei t.
Given under CIR hands tits 10th day
of Noyembi 1879.
Kober, Vaudeville,
lam vi andevilie.
.6dminissrators Of Jos. II. ManseDMe.
NV 81. Ct.S
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TUESDAY, DEcEMBER 20 1873
To sell or Hire.

Two Likely ysung Negro Women and
Child,
TIE mother OF the Child is house
servant the Other is a crop hand The
te ms OF sale viii be easy to purchasers
g1yiag good security, the purc Ease mo.
neGt,c+r 'ne interest
Wanted to purchase a likely
smait Negro Boy and Gri, q = u oman
without Children t. wit IN house -
Enquire o. the Printers.
i Dec. ~. d6t
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PUBILsHED oN TUEsn4Ks. THURsDal S s.aru
2,ooo W.T. Seine lw.ne,

1903 W.T. Seine lW.ne,
5. SUPERIOR qualify
!, 100 ohls. A pes, 10 prime order
SO boxes u pt Candles
20 do NJ 1uld do.
1900 WI. Co Zee, IN pays and barrels
100 reams' Writing Paper
50 do. @rapp,nF 10.
6 lads Muscov,do Sugars
5000 IS Lpaf.and Lump do.
so roxes Biocm R is,ns
20 b,rreis IS hIskey
6 ASKS Gosaen heese
ags "copper"
LOCO bushels ri. Ubss Salt
b loo oarreis Hecrings
20 o d
For Sale 6u RE Subscriber.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BhSi f.4aiILY
Jour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Nov. 20. -
Fresh Teas, Raisins, Cur
rants, &c.
Is half ciests sna o1xes Gunpo~-
der, Hyson, Young IL. son AID
Souchoug IL -,
90 BOXES Muse tel Raisins.
. 400 NJ. fresh ,lugrants.
20 i,bis, Rye w h,ssey part Of which
Is Old,
100 bag. hot, assorted f,1nisaB GB
20 No. O 6uck aud SWAN Shot, SIM
gle and double + .Brsndywine Gunpo~-
oes, Ground Alum Salt In acks. re-
hned and conDon Salt Pe;rc, table
Salt in baskets Kice, 10 {, Lump and
Muscovado Sugars, Nutmegs Mace.
Cloves, Allspiee, Ground Ginger, Pep
per Floi mt and Carolina igo, Zig
Blue, Spanning Cotton, alder, Starch,
itap ito. Copporss, Moul and Dipt
Candles, ,Sr wn * Waite Dap, Cheese
Seeet OH, best Cayendish Tobacco.
Law ma Cigars, lla1eira Wine, -
a, 3randy, jamaica and ,nugua Spi-
rits, old Rye Whiskey, with lumber
OF % her articles In the Grocery line
For Sale by,
C.. Griffith.
Who his also reCs,.cd oDS hutt Of
ch,lce olt MADEIRA Vine reported H.
t8TS u,f NsErnutsu genuine
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-28
REMOVAL.

TNHE SUITS t,ber has removed fro
i his Old stand Oh Union street TO
the: ~hatf formerly occupied by Mr..
VIM. i5artssolne ncsr tht Lower Fer
re- where he intends pursuing his for.
merbusiacss-He nHtjnues to purchase
Flour and Gran and has on hand q large
supply oithesbes, FLOUR. suitable for
Family use and Bakers. also SALT of
differ mt kinds.
Joseph Dean.
November II
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Joseph Mandevllle.
Corner OF Ka.g ard FCrl0r Streets.
OFFERS FIR SALE
$50 quarter thes,s and boxes TEAS
of best quall,v.
IL hhds. Maseosade < Orleans Sn-
CARS
% barrels Do
52,ooo''hs refiaed Sugars,
2,,,9Co.ib Cofee
.eoc 10 Pepper
4oboxs, fresh Philadelphia Choce-
iste Mel aaG 3
Is pipes Cogsiac Brandy
l0.pancheoa, " lrhs Rum
hhds and 90 bis Northern do.
40 CASKS Smyrna Wine
ST hhds @rhs'es
$50 boxes Rsisins
geo lbs Ficsh Curr MS
200 resms Wrapping Pa2er.
.4aG a FerrroI sssorfrent as usnd-
Oethe best WINES, LIQUORS and
: GGCCERIES.
D,centtr lS.
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FOR SALE,

~ - ~ e&fAL9
A TRACT Of LIMO, iying IN ne
a county Of Fairfax, six miles irom
AIexaadria, and adjoining the essyts
Of zen. Thompson Mason containing
la acres. the soil IS good, and very.
susceptible of Improvement nv the
Glover {; Plaister,system. The pro1-
init of this property 70 market, and
the facility 70 which its produce may
be carried tHnaring-Crsek by which
If is bounded bring navig Abls Amos, 70
the door, would render it extremely
valuable to q person disposed 70 pay
sufficient attention to It's cuttivstioM
Apply 20 James #, Hooe, Esq or .
Francis Adams. Jun.
Nav
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Land for Sale.

II Farm containing nhwards Of $50
GCRES.
About five m.es from Alexandra
. pdrg of it ~i,hin quarter of a ollie
from the Little River Turnpike Road,
Is for Saie.-These are about 80 acres
OF Meadow, through which runs 40
active and never failing stream the d,.
stance OF about hali uile. having a
sufficient fall for Wa!er.Work. suttrd
I. various Factories, and upwards 81 100
acres which have never been cleared.
The situation is healthy, there being a.
buudance Of excellent Springs. and
from the broSs OF m elevated grounds
STAY he seen the fine Valley of Backlick
Run, Great Hunting Creek. the south
ern extremity Of Alexandria. ard the ri
yer Potomac. II is bounded principal,
,os the lands ni Wm- Hepburn. jobs
Summers and WIS, Moss. A part is in
the tenure Of stephen LoNax, who will
give some information about the bonn
daries. to any person dispo ed to buy
and = IL expected o. per.en will offer to
phrehs.e without frs, viewing the pre-.
misses. The farm will be sold by the n
ere, according 10 \ survey to be made
and the terms Of payment shall be res-
scnahle for which application is to be
made to the subscriber.
Charles Lee.
December Is 9m.
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VOL XIiil

oi41o IL r&e,UE.
On sot'y iaesday afsd Ffaday,
WILL dE SOLD,
Al me Send"e af""~, corner Of Prince
and " Nrc~ts,
4 Variety Of Dry Goods, Gro
CErtss. &C.
Psrncui-rs OF shic~ viii be expressed
an che b,'is of the day
Al KIND OF goods which arc on IL
m elton sac ths press of which are
established, can nj any time be viewed
an purchased Il the lowest limitation
and prices,
P Q. Marsteiler.
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e. dolIarssper annum.'

the emperor were dead the cry Of the ma
| ton should still have been vive Pea1he,s1iy.
| and not vfUe Ia rchu6Egue, ascrime of high
lireason, which must have been evident at
me time to those who wiifuily made them
selves guilty ct ii. Eighteen persons were
executed on the following day. On the suc-
ceedinS days upwards vi 1900 were arrest
cd.
Mallet died with the utmost couraee.-
lie gave the signal to the platoon 20 fire,
which twice proved ineffcctuai: TO the We
ry last he maintained this. Bonapartc was
dead. Hullin died the third dav after his
wound. The able was arrested and shot
Soi. Rabs, who was 4 member Of the court
martial that deer, ed the death of the duke
q hnghein, wept the whole way to he place
Oh execution, protesting his Innocence aad
a'tachnent TO ms dear imperial MASTERY
hy order oFthe empress, his execution was
suspended.
it is reSumed that great portion Of the
military as well as civil authorities Womb
nave engaged in the revolution, had the first
attempts o. the conspirators succeeded.
Notwithstanding the levelopemcnt and
simplicity Otis designs, this scheme was
near ot aiming complete success, and the
rnianus fabric OF tyrsncal power, was ON
'he eve OF being subver,ed by a mere forge
~; "nich proves that Francs is ready to bursr
asunder Theron yoke, beneath which the nasr
uon groaIs
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NARRATIVE of the conspiracy in Pa
ris, ON the 22th OF Octobs y East

General Ma.iet, who had been a leader
OF the Chouans IN la Vendee, entered. AFTER
the peace concluded with his party. iatoihe
service OF the Srst consul, and vas ofi;Joi;.r
ed commander Of the brigade, and af,rr-
wards general. He, however. soon bf.r,o,,.
suspected, and was charged with being I'm.
picated in the conspiracy IF the osers
He was disgraced. and alternately cop6nsd
in the prisons OF the Temple of La Ford
and FiEcennes; bpt affecting madness. NJ.
was removed to ST hfande, where.goyerb-
mcnt maintain hospitaltor he cure Of
MACS. Every remedy which had for eighS
teen months been prescribed by his ubysici-
ans, proving abortiye, they pronounced him
incurable. Having after some time anna
rcntly recovered his serenity of mind, AID
no longer Creating suspicion, he vas m
du!ged IN a free range of the building
--perceivlnS that lie was 10 longer II,
served, lac seized his opportunity q, g.
cape and succeeded lie set OF ON foot n,
night for Paris, in search Of an able. ms
| particular friend. On his way he met AN
! dltl companion, named Vatican, thcn a ser
geant 81 tho enpcror's guard, and prevail
cd or him to follow as far IS the abbey
wheh arrived lie announced 10 him tlat
Bodaparte was dead s-snd tlIat he was ai,-
| pointed by s2HaiuSf4eh sdltum, (preylouslv
counierfeited By tic abEe) Commander gene
raj IN chief off'"ris and tile departmci.S Of
| the SEINE. fna. great revolution had ex-
! pGled, and thar it was immediately peees.
slry tUprepare tor it. lie dressed no ga
teau as his aid de camp. while hc assumed
! the uniform of his new promotion. which
had been previously obtained, besides mn.
ny more, intended for differs of sui erior
rank horses were prepared, and thev Sc;
oct, accompanied only BY a servant Of the
aJbe, and reached Vlncenncs. Malet AK.
cd for the officer of the fortress. command.
cd by col OF tie 27.h regiment, and thu,
| addressed him
| The tyraut is no more vite la repub.
liqne France j. free, and The ccnss .;,5tio,
abolished Thousands OF Frcnchm,n. drag.
ged from then families by the insatiabi,
ambition Of thc usnrper are re,urnins HON,
tho army Of spain is on ia snIdrch I,
! France, aad agencral armistice is proclaim.
cd 70 our enemies in expectation OF peace
: 10 obtain this end, and ensure tran
qailh'y t9.ths cemmolwealth. ths senate ha
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teoanEerHp wrEaLy.1
NOTICE.

NOTICE
tNIFnrsuauce Of the Acts of tie last Session OF
o. the General Assembly, entitled, can Act, i'm
posirs, Taxes for the support of Government, "
aud 90 An Act amend the several Acts of Assem-
bly,, prescribing the mode OF nscertanipg the taxa
Bile property within the Commonwealth, aud OF
collecting the public reveuuc,'' Stamps will be
the Office of the subscriber, over the Counting
Room of Mr.. Jole God, the main stree, OF
Richmond, agreSk Able to the following table.
For each uolfo bill made payable negotia-
bic, orwhieh y6tgaid or negotiated, at either of
the public Bal Rirginia, or at the branches
thereof Except 3ccks or bills drawn upon and
payable iy SUCH anks) at or within sixty dsysfiom
she date OF sncH note or bill l
Kabove $50 aud not exceeding Sioo ! Cts.
Above ECO ant not exceeding 500 10
Above 500 and not exceeding 1000 20
And for every $1,000, above one thousand
twenty-five cents additional.
= For each note or Bill made PAYABLE or negotiable,
on which may be pail negotiated aforesaid,
not within or at sixty days from its dste:
fabove $40 and not exceeding 500 10 Cts.
Above 100 and not exceeding 500 25
Above 500 and not exceeding 1000 so
Above 1880 aud not exceeding 1000 rs
Above 2oOo and not exceeding 5000 100
Above 5000 and not exceeding 1000 les
Above 1000 aud not exceeding 5000 100
And FOR ever! $1,000, above FIVE thousand
twenty-five Gems additional
Paper or Blank Notes sent TO be stamped, must
be accompanied by memorandum Of the number
required OF the several stamps.
J. n. Il. Paper and Blank Notes ready slammed,
will be constantly kcptin the Office.
- THOS. &. HOWARD,
.-i STAMP MASTER.
April i5 tlsISi.
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krom zee .laiianai 14leLAssacer.
.sTtNZA9QO PEACE.

nv ff't' s~r-ftii- NlAC kTsluDC
Yet PEACE and ] no. ~ ssf.as;s met;
Still, still tho cia,'ion's s,fssS,ts suus.l
| Fills my child heart Yi,h ignH0e gret.
! Where does tie lovely wsnd'rsr stray.
/ In what seques ered monk reside:
| TO cavern Il rocks bends .ht her way,
| Or 'u'idssshs Nest 'sh;>;es abide
The 4" stiH sessiN Sd cc'scfss,son cries.
'pssai'sx Eek eyea " you traee,
| o urSHeE Eps she swift ihes,
And '"a' Md inf'''A'- race
Where never humau foot has prcss'd,
Where human passions bear no sway
"Swee: peAcK hasffxsl her haicyo'. nest
LII the mad world her rale ORGY
Since our last "FareweigssyB ling PEAcr,
What blood has sss:.'d these ha.lcss
RI shores
And st;ilthe sounds of war encrease,
And loud The angry tumult roars.1
No more the SUMS enliy'niing beam
Shall cheer the fated soldiers eve:
i-'te's vanities he iinds a dream,
And sinks on earsh's cold lap-to die:
10 die.f for his blessed country's veal
tIoguard her rights his sword he draws)
o meet the Toe with artlemt zeal;
:, Martyr TO Freedoms haIow'd cause.
This, this is Glory. Let the foe
flSae at tyrant's base command:
CoLuMsIANs he'er can fail so low
aey stand or fan SPARTAN BAND
Let this console The orphan race,
Whose Valiant Fathers course is run.
4 ct ,,f,,r l. -
Aaa bid ia,s,rprOadiy say So fell my
May liz who bids the seasons move.
bahish WARS ferocious traini
ana tnou' sweet PEACE, my 'rmeek eyed
Return with autumn's golden grain.
Speed, speed the day! Ycte tl9ae time.
How many hearts may cease 10 beat
~ hat has savage acts--what blood what crime,
-si155 ssosstc each cain rctreatg
Fell lssbasc maraudera land,
3 aFS tacT} hopes Of conquest swell !;
Eh9u ;atl 5 uf dead shall pile the strand,
An1 thonsaiids stili tlleir hopes repel.
submit again to BRIrA1N's Yoke!
Be BRIrAIN's tool Be BRIrAIN's
slave
No, rather may deaths lightning stroke
Give AZ asylum III the CRAVE.
fYet, struggling through the CLEAN of night:
isee ciernb form appeal
B lls HOPE she comes on, beams OF light;
Ah olive branch she seems to bear:
Oh that the vision was but real,
And Honor Coild the terms ..,,,>,.o,.o
Each Patriots heart with mine would feel
And welcome PEACE from realms above.
March ,ot5, 1918.
See 'fare7oeH 10 Pcace"iu tie Nation
al InfctliSencer some 4I9nfhs ago
II rnmor Of PeGce reuchea'' tie zgTifer.
a iezo 1'omclts ajtertbesc Hses .yere f1isIe
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New Books,

JUST REcRkyEO AND FOR SALE mr. SAX'L
HkEASdNTS, i2IcAAoND. ~
Advice 10 tle Officers OF The Army, &c.
isekeby poem. By Walter Scott.
Chatelubriand's Travels in Greece, P;.!es-
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Sketches Of Intellectual Kdacaton, & Hints
on Domestic Ec3aomy, addressed to Mothers
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Influence of Literature aPon Society-Ry
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The Life and Writings &c The Author.
Tales SHY the Rev. George Crabbe.
Watts sSerlaons-A new editon--2 volumes
Osiavo. \
h@msay's History Of the American Revolution
"a an "' ss shr for ;c,.A..ss,sn contain.
ing the letoseH tfGctions FOR Walking,
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I imbling-By Geshrey Gambado, Esq. ri.
ding II nsIess Master of the Horse, and Grand
Eque!-sto the Doge OF venice--iliustrated
with 91eracaturcs
Th<S<ap asteryofSt Columb; or the Atone
mens ~. bgel--Hy Mrs. Roche, Author OF tic
ChldNesbt6f the Abbey, &c &c.
IiqHTes5. Novelty Miss Cullen, daughter
Of thessse DRAFTED Doct Cullen.
The Young Mother; or A.binia--a Novel.
History Of the Discovery of America; Of TIE
landing OF our iofefatLers at Plymouth, ard Of
their inost remarkable engagements viii, The
Indians, III y. England, from their FIRST landing
N 1920, until the final subjueaton Of the natives
IN l679--ro which is added, the Defeat OF Gems
Braddock, Harmar, and St. C,aiY, by the indi.
ans at the Westward, Sc.----Aiso, tue official
account oftbe late Defeat OF the Irdians, on the
Wabash, by Gov. Harrison. By Henry Trum.
bull.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-26
A Caution.

SOME time in the month of September or
October last, gave IN bond 10 James Taylor
OF Prince Edward cow for the sum of eight
hundred dollars, to'b laid on before the
first day OF Sept. next is we'll rrcollect.
The Bond has crcsi live hundre. dollars
is not yet due, for which ! have receipt
This Bond would havebeen taken in At the time
ofthe last payment, but Mr.. Taylor had either
lost or mislaid it--This is, therefore, to prevent
II from being imposed on the public.
WAf WiLDURN.
Powhatan. April 1. st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-26

-March ,0td, 1913.
See "faresyeA 10 Peace" in The Nation
al infctAiSencer s9nae Di2nfhs ago.
II ruD'oy' Of PeGcc reachsa'' Tie z,,riter.
a ieqo 1'omcats a/terthese Hges gvere Gaisi1
ed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-26

Oh, that the vision was but real,
And Honor could the terms approve
Each Patriots heart with mine would feel
And welcome PEACE from realms above
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-26

No. rs. francis Iakbert, in a letter r.
MS father dated on board the BelleroDh0,,
June 10. 1911, he says, ~ have wrote sevs.
raj letters 70 you, GEAR father, ,Lese 6ge
years past, and have never rcceiy cd AN an.
swer from you, which makes me think 10,
have entirely forgotten nc. have lost INV
protection AID was tppgesGsd " board II,