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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-09

NVlLL be sold u the highest bidder, on
W the S0th December next, at Fontain
Dukes Tavern, in Yanceyvile seven Ne
gro Men aud one Norman, the property of
Hooert Yancey, decd. on credit of twelve
months. Bond with approved security to
carry interest from the date ifnot punctu-
ally paid. will be required.
WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Err.
Of Rv6't. Yaneey, decd.
Lenisa. 18th Oct. own.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-09
Land for. Sale

d WOULD wish to sell ten or twelve HIM.
a dred acres of Land, lying in the County
OF Orange, on the Road leading from Swift.
Kun to Orange Court House, and in less than
mile from the latter place. The greater
part OF this Land is in its original growth
ana tie tract equal in value 10 any high
Land IN the state. There is on it from six
~ to seventy acres ofthe very first rate low
grounds The Land will be Showed by my
SER or, in my absence, by Mr.. RoBrRr
bR ocK, living ON the premises.
THOMAS MACON.
June IS, 1913. inv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-09
Advertisement.

Advertisement.
WILL BE SOLD, before the door Of the Bell
w Tavern, to the highest bidder, on Mona
day the 10th Of January next, a valuable
Tract Of Land,
Containing one hundred and thirty two and u
half acres, in the county of Henrico, and adj
joining the Lands OF Messrs. Storrs & Burton,
and immediately on the Brook.-The Land is
nearly all cleared, and prime for cultivation
Immediate possession viii be given-For par
ticulars apply to
WM. KEESEE
! Dec. b. w6t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-09
Valuable Lots for Sale.

z ~ Friday The 10Th Dec. the subscribers, by
~ authority OF Mr. Joseph ii. Mayo, Will.
without reserve, dispose of, on the premises,
Or 6 Lots of Land,
OF 10 acres each, OF The Tract wherein the said
Mayo resides, being that part nearly opposite
the residence OF MIR. Ale xander Fulton, and
within = mite OF Rockets Warehouse.
Most OF the Lots have on them an sbuna
dance of timber for enc osing them, handsome
sc,tes for building, and are well situated tor
Gardens or Clover Lots In the course of 4
few days survey and plan thereof may be seer
on application TO the subscribers.
rsrms-one third at GO days, and the balance
at months, for approvedendorsed notes ne.
so,iab'e Il, either OF the Banks in this City.
1foncrre, Ro6ireon q Peasants, y. NJ
December l.
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heat Fan.

Richmond, Dec 7th, 1878. (tds.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-22

-D1iiy Gazests, 7 Dollars.
CcangrD GazeRe. 5 Dollars.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-22
From MooRE's NAVIGATION.

Boarding may be performed in
different places Of the ships, accord
inc. to the circumstances. prepara-
ton, and position of both the assa'i-
ants. Having previously selected a
number of men armed with pistols
and cutlasses, a number OF powder
fakes or TASKS, charged with gun
powder and fitted with a fuse, are
also provided to be thrown upon the
epemv's deck immediately before
the assault. Besides this, the board
er is generally furnished with an
eartien she'll called, a stink pot.
which on that occasion is suspended
from his yard arms or bow-sprit end.
The machine is also charged with
powder mixed with other infamabIe
and suffocating materials, with
lighted fuse at the aperture. Thus
prepared for the action, and, having
grapp!ed bis adversary, the boarder
displays his signal to begin the as.
sault the fuse OF the SUNK pot anu
powder TASKS being lighted, they are
Immediately thrown upon the deck of
the enemy, where they burst and
catch fire. producing an intolerable
stencil and smoke. and fill the deck
with tumult and distraction /; amidst
the confusion eecasioned by this in-
fernal apparatus. the detachment
provided rush aboard sword in hand,
under cover Of this smoke, on their
anita soniSt. who is in the same pre-
dicament with a citadel stormed by
the besiegers. ard generally over
powered. unless he is furnished with
extraordinary means OF defence, or
equipped with close qarters, to which
he can retreat with some probability
of safety"
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pu11AnFI pHlA. June ".

Yesterday evening, between Z ana
o'clock, tbis city and Is pelRhbo"hooa
was visited by a tremendous storm u
wind, rain end thunder ard lightning
One of similar violence and extent Is n"'
WITHIN the recollection OF our Oldest IN
babnants--The injery which has been
done saDnot be Immediately aacert'lhea
bat it is doubtless very great--severai
houses and stores have been considefa-
bly, damaged -Lo.nbardy PtpiaFs are
scattered in every direction oa the RI
yer several boats have been lost, ana II
Is much to he spp'eheoded, many indi-'
vidnals have perished-Its utmost rage
continued for neerg an hour-ln the
couptry the damage-ls immense.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-22

With arden, hues the founss OF s'su' ~
cheers, t,o their
And Champagne sparkles ITO" 'n'"
lambent spheres. -, 5,ew
Now with more sober hand he ore"
The lines Of thought IN so"ote
hue - .de.-ond
cur,ain'd the vivid eye IN sh'oe--a'u
wv W;,b Brandy bronz'd the brow
A, ,es.rtk a larger brush he chose
Ana sgcesd the fu,hle s'afe upoD
the nose, or.a.
~ rose. t .he
Huge and uneven as II nv Wv
him in a strange discolored light,
Which Rlow'd, rsinbow on the s'gn.'
pos,c,;ng Al, the Wines on earth, In one
collected h"ei 80
Vet was Is summit Sosa' nP., !,
W.. ros;ss vines the brush had
Ard round its rugged sides arose
Such c,aters as Vesuvias shows;
E,nblems they are Of epicurian prog,
By topping wighls yclePt the blossoms
Of the grog.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-22
Boot and Shoe Backing.
JOHNSON

RESPECTFULLY informs the gen
,lsmen of Alexandria, that he has taken
a stand near the corner of Royal, on
King street. under Mr. Gaifiih's store,
where he intends carrying on the ousi
ness of Backing Boots and Snoes, and
Clearing Fair Tops.
Having followed the business in'the
northern cities, for some time past, he
flattcrs himself he shall be able to give
entire satisfaction to his employers, IN
resnect 70 neatsess, despatch and the
excellent Quality of his backing. He
will wait on gentlemen in the morning
for their boots and shoes, which ne Will
,e,nrn in The course Of the day, or I'M
modiateIy TO those who desire it Ills
mode OF cleaning preserves The shape OF
the boot. ard bis backing soiteHs and
en~;ches the heather.
Nav Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-22

time, Ieould not getthe particulars so
distinct as was wished. Soon after the
Liverpool Packet sailed from Halifax
she saw the Shannon and Chesapeake
going in; they were making signals to
md from the fort. So far as could be
understood the FIRST lieutenant OF the
Shannon was killed, and the captain
wounded The Packet had spoken a
cartel or some other public vessel, do
no, particularly reeollect, and from her
aust have got the following information
as she could not have it from the signals,
viz -: that the loss Of the Chesapeake
was attributed to,hsr attempting to board
the Shannon, and that the explosion on
board the Chesapeake was occasicned
accidentally by some confnslon,ln which
the travelling magazine Gas understood
captain Shaw ON the gun deck took
ere. He observed that part OF the guar
ter deck was blown up, and that the loss
or board the Chesapeake was dreadful.
How far this account is correct, cannot
saw. any farther than that have been
nsrticular to state the account az l had
it from captain Shaw, the few moments
I conyersed with him, and that the late
master of the Liverpool Packet appears
to be gentleman.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-22
rr.r tse National Ia.elkgeneer.

From the National Inselhseneer'
ON PASSING A GRAVEYARD.
May. lfh, 1873.
And is this narrow bound cur lone re-
treat,
w,e, lies last fev'rish pulse has ceas'
cd to beat
When. toss'd no more on Passions 'uf'
bid ware,
We find calm ASYLUM in the GRAVE
The GRAVE! WAY does my chill d ana
shir'ring frame
Reeoil, and start, at this TREMENDOUS
name!s
r. :, tba, underneath its grassy sod
Once active friends now mingie with inc
clod!
All. no I! For Time, assuaglng human
woe.
Has check'a the tear which Friendship
babe to flow.
The GRAVE! Oh& shrink not from the
view, my soul;
Soon Ger my head shall Deaths oaFk
pillows roll
Soon this fair world, and ey'ry dear de-
light, =, :,
Shall vanish from my dimm'd and ach'
ing sight;
On ME, to.msrrow's sun may never gro"
No more may cheer me IN this vale
of woe !"
Yet lie. me not repine; for bounteoas
Heaven
A full, nraportion Of its joys hath given;
On .r has Providence With power be-
nign ,.
p.de the BRIGHT sun of Gracious Mercy
shine;
For Natures casualties, and Natures
Tn, ,rrrr;np hand of Sovereign Power
ordains /; CIR
And. doom'd the common lot OF HE 10
share,
His bounteous hand 'afflicts US but TO
spare.
Can. then, my heart, this faithful record
keep,
And yet my conscience too supihe'y steep
Can ! acknowledge all the good l owe'
And vet my love with no more ardor
glow?
Nav that blessed FAITH, from when
salvation springs,
That HopE which comes with " heaiihs
on.its wings"
Inspire my heart those precepts to obey
Which point to realms OF everlasting
dAv
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From fhe Dublin EDening Herald:
THE TOpER's PORTRAIT,
in It's original cofors.
The artist was 10 svater-coioTed wight,
Who congresatcs the motley rays Of
light
Into a vulgar medley-mixed and melt
ed i;
Who, for the meagre outline Of
head,
Grinds down the sickly white, and
dauby red,
With which, time out of mind, the hui
man faceshc's pelted,
He, happier artist, rather,chose
His kindred colors to compose
OF the same stock tn original inherits
Prompt to the impulse OF the tho't,
Elate the reeling- painter sought,
Deem in the cellars store, the diti'rent
wines and spirits.
Dipping his brush their hues a.
mnng,
Around the sembiance Of each grace
flung:
And saw, with all painters eyes,
The teeming colors in reflection
rise.
Shooting. within the glowing
cheek,
He saw the blush OF Sherry streak
Pale it seemed as more remote 1t rose,
And deeper as it reached the precincts
of the nose
Now ever and anon, he sipp'd
The nectar where his brush was
dipp'd;
And joyous as the likeness rose to
view,
Drank deeply to the jolly dog he
drew.
With Porter what's BIacksfraf trite'
ly nam'd
The shady ringlets of the hair he
fram'd;
While C1aret o'era cooler skin,
Crep, through the whiskers down up
on the chin.
Now with 1faaeira's lighter dyes
He paints the regions OF the eyes,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-22
BUFFALOE, June ~.
UEY.apPY fCCIDENT.

On Sunday fast, a boat upset oy ru"'
h;no foul ofthe y. States vessel Gaiedo-
MIA. anchored in. the Niagara river at
Black Rock. There were nine men Ii
the beat, one got on board the Caledoh'a'
three saved themselves by swimming
and TIE remaeine FIVE were drownea'
viz GONZALEZ St John. (inn keeper ~
this village Elijah St John, lson OF 'ns
sbove>, Adam Rhoades. OF Swlits =
s. W. and two regular soldiers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-22

Herring Seine Iwlne.
JUST reeeiUed 81 FOR SALE,
cases Herring Seine Twine sope.
rios suality-Cameron Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
5 5;;;::, '. 2;;ss, SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetings
Cork for Seincs,
Tanners Oil in bbls. and half bbls.
Spcrm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in tierces and bbls.
Birthstone In hbls.
Mess No. and , Boston Beef, b6Is'
and half bbls.
Do. prime Pork, bbls.
obls. Tar, Rosin, Turpentlne and
Pitch.
April 7.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-22
PNCT0N. ,Iune II.

Yesterday anchored in Charles
River. the e. S. brig Syren. OF f6
guns, captain Joseph Bainbridse,
from a cruise. The Syreh Lett The
Ra,ize Oh the 9Th OF April, and On
the AL, an English sioop OF war,
(sup,iosed to be the Herald) was
of. which made sail on the Syren's
getting under way.
THE syren proctt ded 70 the coast
&c c;ha. yhe.x size crulZed 9 or 3
weeks. ;esuened 10 tie Coast OF Flo-
r;,ia where ar officer Joined her with
orders to proeeed to Massachusetts
Rav) and LEI, tina. coast eth May.-,
Ti;S o;Eeer left n. Orleans city On
the Cd Nav. and reports nothing new.
Cant. Bainhrilge left Ship Island,
fcosst Of Florija} 9Th May and has
taken nothing On the passage.
The Syren has seen no cruiser
since she left the coast of south-Ca-
rolira She has heen in the lat. OF
~, 10, long. Is. 1t is necessary she
should undergo some considerable
repairs having sprung her foremast'
main top mast, DC.
Arrived at Quarantine, yesterday
morning. Spanish ship, called the
Anna Maria. capt. Zuxhano, from
Havana. ss days; turned off New
York. about week since by the
Orpheus.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-22
TUESDAY, JUNE %.
loseoh Vaudeville,

loseph Vaudeville,
rorser ofK;ar e Faisfar-sfreets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
ny wsoLEsALE AND RETAIL,
! Teas-gunpowder' I'm
80 boxes young yson & souchong
10000 lbs. green ard white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
so5 hh,!s } New Orleans s. MuscoV"u'
80 bbls Sugars
1880 lbs Pepper
10 hhds retailing Molasses :,
pipes, 6 half pipes and or eaSSssh
Madeira
5 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
S do genuine old Port
a pipes Red Catalonia
90 cases choice Claret
Q butts, L. half pipes Malaga
$ pipes, half pipes and 20 qr. casks
l'ensrifie
So pipes real Cognac Brandy
IS pipes Gin
30 puncheons West.lnd's Rum
* pnncheons and 10 bills New England
Rum
10 bbls. Peach Brandy
: Is do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
8 bids. Cherry Bounce
50 dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
SEQ ID. Bengal Indigo
SEQ ID, Bright Madden
5000 %. Goshen & observation-disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and tasks,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can
dies. maccauba, rsppee'snd scotchSnufs,
chewing tobacco, Starch. Fig Blue Salt
pe,re, Arno,te, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Guppowdcr, patent Shot, Flints,
pairpowder, Sirters, Cigars, Demilohns,
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
&c.
". B. SO Bushels fresh avSrrantsd
GtOYER SEED.
March S.
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June IS.

Capture of the Liverpool PscSst-ana
News Of the Chesapeake * Shannon.
Eatraet of a letter .f'om Portsmouth TO a
merchant in this to7pn, dattd June 3.
Believing the following will not be al
together uninteresting TO YOU | have
taken the liberty Of communicating the
same.
Yesterday afternoon, o'clock, arrlv-
ed at this place the privateer Thomas,
Thomas Nj. Shaw commander, with her
prize, the famous Liverpool Packet
which she captured three days since, of
Cape Sable. The Liverpool Packet had
lust been reh,ted, and was coming to
cruize in these parts. The Thomas
took her after chase of hours, and
lost three men in boarding. Wheh 1t
was circulated that the Liverpool Pack
ct was below, prize, the whole town
seemed to be moved, and on captain
Slaw's reaching the wharf in his boat
aud it being ascertained from him that
it was certain, he was welcomed by 8
hearty cheers, and on the Packets ap-
preaching the wharf, she fred a salute
Of IL gurs, which was answered by rel
4erated cheer. from anurnber OF 8 hsrses
-all was animation--all parties ex-
pressed their satisfaction that this ia,
nous little insignificant thing to ap-
pcarance) was at last captured.
The following particulars respecting
the capture of the Chesapeake, have
from captain Shaw, but on account Of
so many speaking with him at the same
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-22
Ertracf ola letter to the faitors.
War Journal" Office,

Portsmouth, June Is
Arrived Yesterday afternoon the Bri'
fish priyateer schooner Liverpool Pack
ct Gate captain Bars) p'ize to the pr
vateer Thomas, Shaw, of this port The
Liverpool Packet was taken Oft Cape
sab!es after chase Of fys hours. She
was but four days out and had taken
nothing. We are sorry to state that Sc
veral of the marines of the Thomas hr-
ed into the Liverpool Packet after she
lad been taken possession OF and killed
three of their own crew, one OF whom
was MIR VIM. Thomas OF this town. the
ether two belonged to the District OF
Maine. Ire marines mistook their own
men for tie enemy, (who were below
and who they thought in the act OF
boarding the Thomas.
The United States big Enterprise
arrived here this morning from the
southwark.
The Enterprise was at Saint Mays
n.av IS, Just arrivedfrom short crulze.
On ,he l7,h, in the Gulph Stream, she
was chased by brig, large snip IN
company.
Gentlemen who arrived last night from
Portsmouth,, heard nothing there OF the
information contained in the letter from
that place.
We derstand the Liverpool Packet
had SO men On beard, officers and all.
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W0MAN-AN EXTRACT.

r. there heart that never lov'd
Nor felt soft wonan's sigh!
Is there a man can mark, unmos'd,
Dear NVoman'stea eye?
Oh I! boar him TO some distant snore
Or solitary cell,
Where nought bot savage monsters roar
Where love meier deign'd to dwell:
For there's a charm in Woman's eye,
A language in her tear,
A SPELL in cy'ry sacred sigh,
To man, to virtue, dear;
And ne who eau resist her smiles,
With bru,es alone should il'e;
Nor taste that Joy which care Oeguiles~-
That Joy her virtues give
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ALEAAEn1
TUESDAY. ~

ils
TUESDAY, -
s .nA YER, VERY AGE < BODY % y
as FORM AND pars.vs.'.
MR. SPEAKER Pr czAr,,
No 4-cosslv1
Some of the Causes, T..
solution of'he onion, have
INTO 'iew' and the rsas,61
discover a multitude Of \,
p'ae'lcab'li'y OF a ssrersas :,
none can doubt; there b,;..
force to compel either NJ
the Western States to os.
ever they shall choose "a
recapitulate-eommon;
mon s'fety produced cur \,
ever the administrator sb,,
sell SO as to defeat this ,h;l
yer one par, of-the as,ioD !,
need to the ambition or u
rest a motive will ex;,, n
; cd part to withdraw. ST.,
the Western States we're
such a design. Anl NJ. 4
nounced the New .EesIands
ing formed such a plo. no,
tern states were dissatisfied
government Of the nation n.
navigation of the Missii.,iips
against them BY Span. n
prudence and temperate COM
ed this effort. The na,ip
Mississippi was obtained 4
and since, Ncw-Orlsans and
less territory conuectedvi,h
purchased by President Jea
France, and a part Of tina! inn
try hasNbeen already admitted
bership with the ancient UpI
Whether rightfulIy, is douI
Their wisely, time only can ID
This circumstance, and the d
mission of a slave Representa-:
ven a decided prepcDderaa(
Southern and Western statc
Northern and Eastern. II
distinct interests seem to ext
US at present. The Eastsnd
ing in,erest--the AgrCuiiur
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Public Sale.

ON Wednesday, the 9TH of July, Cf not
previously disposed of will be offer
ed for sale, at Thomas Trsmmslps
Tavern, adjoining the premises;
That small and valuable
FARM, in The Forest of Washing ton,
containing $50 acres, about one halt In
Timber and Wood AT the same time
and place will be offered some Lots OF
Timbered Land, in sizes to suit the pur'
chasers. A part of the money in hand,
liberal credi, will be given tor the ba.
lance. 1t would be preferred to sell this
property at private contract.
For terms, please apply as above:
June Al st
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Boot and Shoe Backing.
JOHNSON

RESPECTFULLY informs the gen.
tlemen of Alexandra, that he has taken
stand near the corner Of Royal, on
King street, under Mr. Giitiith's store,
where he intends carrying on the bust.
ness of Backing Boots and Shoes, aud
Cleaning Fair Tops.
Having followed the business In the
northern cities, for some tune past, he
f1atters himself he shali be able to give
entire satisfaction to his employers, in
respect to neatEess, despatch and the
excellent quality of his olacking. He
will wait on gentlemen i'll the morning
Tor their boots and shoes, which he will
return in the course of tbs day, or inn
mediatcly to those who desire it. His
mode of cleaning preserves the shape of
the boot, and his backing soltens and
enriches the leather.
May la
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PUBLIC SALE.

TNN the I'd day of August Court
NJ next, will be exposed 10 sale IL
Eecshure, at Peers, Tavers, if not
dispose og-a tract OF Land
rnptaining upwards of 500 Acres ne'r
SDshcn, in the County of Loudoun.-
his land lies convenient 10 the Turn
D{ke Road 10 the Alexandria market (;
u as susceptible of improvement IRON
plaistcr of Paris, as any Land in the
Eounty has large portion OF woof
Ihd meadow land, sud is we'll wat'Ied
he improvements are tolerabiy COM
l3rt2 bic.
NJ From the increasing value of land In
lie neighborhood, it is worthy the at
(sntion fpurchsscrs. 1t may be seer
81 applying to Mr.. c. Stewart "hc
||Ses on the premises. Terms OF sale
ohe third in hand, and the balance in 8
End q months, with approved securl-
81 Apply to Geo. \ Rails, or in his
bscnce tc I. Ramsay.
81 Anril 3 iawts
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SHE.

T~HE subscriber olI.ra Cor sale his
/ Firm, lying on NettoE Creek il
the county of Westmorcland sna state
of Virginia; containing sbout 200 acres
of prime br:Jiom land; there are on the
premises large Two story frame dwell.
ling house, with all necessary ont hous-
es; foc young thriving apple and
peach orchard the land abouDds with
springs Of excellent watcf-thc house
is situate on the backs of the Greek, n
which there is always a plenty Of the
best kinds OF fish in their season, end
oysters may 90 had in abundance ~i'h-
in half mile of the house, Vessels
Of 90 to 100 tons 5urthen can come
within twenty yar},s u the ianJlng..-
100 acres Of the above land is cleared
and fit for culture, and the residue well
timbered
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-22

Herring Seine Irvine.
Just received q FOR SALE,
S cases Herring seine 1wiRe supe-
rior quality Cameron Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
$ $ $;;:::, ': 4';::. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetings
Cork for Seincs,
Tanners Oil in bbls. and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in terces and bbls.
Birthstone in bbIs.
Mess No. and 9 Boston Beef, bbls.
and half bbls.
Do. prime Pork, bbls.
obls. Tar, Rosln, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April 7,