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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-19

r;s';'ncs; IN, ::aiizee citizens, and having,
several "a. them, families in the u. States
were separated from the other prisoners
and, put on board n ship ofwar, to be Sent
TO Botany Bay. or executed, for having,
borne arms against n power, which, by its
multiplied expressions. had driven them
from their native homes to seek shelter in
foreign land. On the Goth November
sailed from Quebec, for Boston, in ii car
tel. The season was So far advanced, that
the ship could not have been insured against
the dangers OF the Gu,ph of st. Lawrence,
and the coast, at a premium less than 40
or so per cent. November 2Sth, anchored
IN the Gut Of Canso, to take in water and
ballast 1.-The ship having sailed out of trim.
Renamed here Is days. Many had been
sick heforc. The ship now beeame per-
feet hospital. In the cabin, the officers
worn down by long confinement whilst in
the ships hold, third were seriously sick.
The climate was severe and no stove in
the hold. In British transports, beef Tor
pork is issued but four times week.
For the other three days, the issues consist
OF small articles, of which butter and
cheese arc principal parts. Neither of
bese had been laid in, and the bread, beef.
and pork, would have been rejected by
cenvicts. The prisoners were thus, not
only insufficient in quantity. but of quality.
particularly destructive to the sick There
being no agent for the United States at
Quebec, the senior officer engaged a physi-
clan, and purchased hospital stores and
medicines. IL now became necessary to
purchase something for both sick and we'll
Accordingly the best provision was made
which the country would admit, and fresh
meat and soup furnished the men almost
every day for the remainder of the passage
December 18th. sailed out of the Gut of
Canso. Forced into Penobscot Bay. on
the goth, and again into Portland on the
23d December. January s, 1918. arrived
at Boston after passage of 46 days from
Quebec, and "a from Queenstown.
Some offhe s7oords, tie least raluabie,
zycre restored on em6arking at Quebec.
Boston Patriot.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-19
b. TO TIE EDITOR-do,o

c.Ibou. Washingtor, Jan Is.
most lucid, splendid, and sublime piece Of Goren sic
discussion, ever delivered in the Hall of Congress-,
was yesterday spoken by MIR Cheves of S. Ct
was IN support OF the Administration in support of
she war anu IN reply to Messrs Quincy, Randolph,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-19

President. lie was instsnty spromted'a li-lsnar.s
m the Navy and 10 now at Sea. God grant that he
may come athwart OF the capt. that stole him
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-19
Jan. 16.
DOOh6 q STI7IONIEY

DOOh8 q SIB1ION.1RY.
n 80 ~ 'ONhS, has the pleasure Of announc.
IT, s 70 ms friends aud the public thst he has Ia
ken the store formerly occupied by Mir D. J. Enrr
seeo,lu poQr above the Eagle Tavern, Where he nr
iers for sale general assortment of 'e "
BOONS T. STATIONARY.
vi ne most accommodating terms re Ls. ooo5
collection Of Elementary and Praot;csi - s1ou
w''lIh We w dispose Of at the Philadelphia e. Me-
torK prices, rom Which also liberal disco1t ~ ~
niue 70 such as favor him with their custom, ~" o.
sortment of School Books and Bnots :, SO"I rs
par,me"ts nj Literature and Science, viii ha we,
',h""iF Kept on hand sud sold M ;l,c love-, -:
i.n| FORKS "ihch are found in the America, No.
"io any pace, will be procured tor een:lene,.
January &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-19

IN at'ehpt,ng to lay open this great subject to our
readers, We shall throw our ideas into seyer.I ,Is
tnct Propositions. e.. q, 0'' "'
We shall ATTEMPT to nrove
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-04

PORT or NEWPORT.

SATuRpAy---Arriyed lfrom the east passage,
where she put in the day before1 the British ship
Aurora, prize to the privaieer Holkar, Of N. YORK
She bound from Live rpool TO the River LA Plata,
with cargo Of dry goods, ware, iron steel, &c in
voiced, IN England at two HUNDRED THousAsp
DoLLAs! The Aurora is 500 TONS and mounts 40
guns, OF a feet of seventy sail, under con-
voy OF a74, two frigates, and three brigs,from
which she parted on til. Oh lao. Of tic Cape dc
V.Ids, and was captured - hours Afterwards by
the Ilolkar.
The Holkar also captured on the 3oth of
Nov. last, the British brig Emu, of 10 guns
and 2snIcn, from Portsmouth, (Eng.) bound
TO Botany Bay, with 43 women, conyicts, for
that place.-rhese women, together with the
Captain and crew of the Emu, and the crew Of
the Aurora, .onsis,it,, Of AZ men, were land
ed on the island OF st. Vincents Zone OF the
Cupe de Verd IsIands,) on the 18Th Of Jan |;
provisions sufficient Tor four months were Civ
cn ,hcm, aud lbe island afforded plenty Of
water
"Ihc Emu being fast sailing vessel, part
of the cargo Of the Aurora was taken out, aud
put on boatd OF her, consisting of sc bales
and packages of Dry Goods, and ordered, in
CO. with the Aurora, for the first pert in A.
merica the Eum was parted with ON the III.
inst. in gale Of wind.
The Holkar was left on the 22th Jan. of
the Cape de Verbs, all we'll"
WEDNEsDAy--Arryed sch. Syren. Humphreys,
from Edcnton, ~. e. for Boston, laden with corn.
She wss captured the Goth Of February, by the
Narcissus frgate, from Bermuda bound to the Chcs.
apeake, and sent into port cartel, with 81 pris
oners, the crews Of the following vessels, which she
he'd captured sch Theresa, bartlett, Of Boston,
bound To Char lesion, sent 20 Bermuds; sch Travel
ler, ball, from Newburn, N c. bound TO Warren,
left in tow Of the ffigae, fer~a supposed be
burnt. SCH Fanny, Jtnks, from Edenton for Boston,
burnt; s!oop Scion, Bartlett, from Ed,nson for
Kingston, Ms. burnt The cartel spoke ON Monday
last, Swedish ship, from Gottenburg, who inform
ed that they were boarded, two days before, by a
squadron Of four 74s and two frigates, from Bcrmu
da, bound to the Chesapeake The Captain of tie
Cartel informs tina, the frigate Narcssus which cap
tured them was very badly manned, not having a.
buvc 14D men on board
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-04

From Liverpool fiaher, II Jan. II, 1918.
A squadron, consisting of ls sai ofthe line, sov.
cra large frigatcs, (rasses and five bomb vessels,
will instantly proceed TO the coast Of Amercan to
BoMBAnp some ofthe pRiScIPAL PORTS The
division of this formidable expedition which is fitting
out at Plymouth, consists, among others, Of the Ty-
ger. Queen and Absrcronibie men of war, and they
Will take board the inc hxtaioa of,narincs COM
rpAnded by Major williams, and recently on service
with Sir Home Pophsm.
A Flag of Truce had sailed from Falmouth Tor A.
r.eiica IL is said, with important dispatches
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-04

IL has been FOR some days past reported
That a battle has been fought between the
armies under the command of General HAR.
nisoS, and that OF the combined British and
Indians, 10 which the latter were defeated
with the loss Of 1000 men. and that the loss
OF the Americans was 1900. II this be true,
we shall probably learn the particulars by the
next Western mail.
letter from Col Macomb, commanding
at Sacket's harbor, to Gen. Dearborn, men-
tons that the British had succeeded in driv-
ing Capt. Forsyth out OF Ogdensburgh, and
had taken possession of iha, place. The Bri-
,ish iorce was more than double tha, Of the
Americans, whose loss was about 90 killed
and wounded. 1t is supposed the loss Of the
enemy must have been very great. There
were no stores of any consequence at Og-
densburgh.
Congress, Pfb A bill e. appropriate
5 100000 10 the eaptors Of the Guerricre
and the Java, has passed the House-Ayes
81, noes SO. A bill has also passed the
House, appointing the 4,h Wednesday in
May for the Meeting Of the next Congtess.
MESSAGE FROM THE PREsIpEXT.
/ A Message was received from the Presi-
rdent, communicating the British Orders in
sCoukcil, and the Circular Letter 10 the Gov.
ernors OF the West India islands, lately pub
lished, for permitting the importation Of A.
me,ican products by licences, &c.---lt Is, the
President says, an attempt to divide and de-
moralize other nations and to prosecute a
trade bottomed onpe'ju.y and forgery. And
he recommends the entire prohibition of all
trade whatever under special licences; and in
aid thereof, prohibition of all. erhorsafions
from the United States in foreign bottoms
few OF which, he says, are actually employed;
while counlerfelts OF their flags and papers
are covering and encouraging The navigation
OF the enemy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-04

ID AN away from the subscriber, on
~ the night Of the Bib ult apprentice Girl
named SARAH GARDNER, about 10 years Of age.
light eyes, add Iigk, hair, and carried away with
her a number Of articles Of wearing apparel Who.
ever will spprehend and deliver her TO tho subscri.
Der, shall have the above reward, ard charges.
GEORGE SPENCER
s.s Az persons are forbid bsrboting or employ
ing ti,e said Girl. oa penalty Of the law.
Fast. Gree eGvich. March 1, isiS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-04

TEXT.
"We would advise the Recruiting Officers of
Government to enlist fat for the Wessern marker.
that the Indians may not butcher iean Improbable
stock. Proud, nee .inerican.
COMMENT.
We would advice the recruiting officers
OF government to enlist Elisha X. Potter,
Richard Jackson, Nico Brown, and Jonathan
Salsbury,'-ihese are fat men," tit |" for the
Western market"-aod we know of TO ada.
mantine sculs in the Union, that can resist
the keenest steel, and indure scalp;ng, with
our iynring tie brain. better than these ia,
gentlemen, and none that can afford more
btu66er.
This federal mammoth weighs upwards
OF three hundred pounds The other "fat gentle
meo, fl for the Western Market" are something un-
der this weight
His Britannia Msjesty's frga,c Southampton, Of
So guns, Sir James Lucas Yeo, with her prize the
late U. s. brig Vixen. Of l4 guns. Capt Reed, has
been totally lost a reef Of rocks about 9 miles
from Concep,ion-islsnd, near the Bahamas crews
saved.
An English frgate, brig, and a schooner, was
wrecked in gale at Malaga in December last.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-04

A STATED Meeting .f the zammapy
"A Society, or Ccinsl6iGS Order. will be
held at their Great Wigwam, :, ,he State
House, on MoxDAs Evening next, II the ro-
ing down Of the Sun. kJ~ A puncs,al AZ.
tendance is requested.
By order. BERNARD HILL, jr. Sec'y
.n'afh ef Ro'rss. 4th, J
Season Of flossers yfareh4
Ysar Of Dsseopery. $40.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-04

Capt. Oliver n. PgsRY, Of this town,
uate Commodore of the Fiotiila in this bar
bor,) with $50 scamen and number Of off,
GERS, all volunteers, have left this place for
Ssekers Haroor, to join Commodore Chsun.
cy--SUccESS ATTEND THEN!
Newport Mercury,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-04
NEWPORI.
TKURSD.iY. .MARCK 4, 1918.

We tins day publish the wnoic OF the speech
oil dr. CLAY, on the bill for raising twenty
thousand additional troops. From its great
length we are compelled to omit much other
interesting matter--but we know of none
which will be read with more pleasure and
satisfaction, than this iuimitable perform ancc.
Much has been said OF the ranting sheeeh,
which MIR. Quincy reosed in Congress and
II was hoped it would make its appearance
from the federal press in this town, that
comparison of their relative merits mi ghl be
made.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-04

A FARM, pleasantly situated in the
L n town Of Preston, north parish, containing 18o
acres OF good land mostly ia body with good
two-story Dwelling-House, Barn, and Corn-Ilouse.
standing thereon. Said Farm is under good i'm.
provement, ard is handsomely fenced into square
lots, mostly with stone. wall. Said Farm is well wa
ing, &c on il, and is deemed one of the best frns
IN this vicinity-is remarkably for crop. and
has never failed in thssc extraordinary seasons We
have had for years past credit may be bad for a
part of the money, If wished. Said Farm will be
sold on such terms cannot but please the purcha
scr, il application is made within the present month.
For further PARTICULARS apply TO the Subscriber, iv-
ing on the premises. JAMES COLT.
Preston. icon Feb 25
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-04

Gould An,houv \
John Alpha
Hannah AIbro
Andrew Almy
Marcy Adams
Cap,. +. b. Bradley,
sloop Mars.
Richard Barker
John Barker
Capt. Henry Biackley
Miss e. H. BieAnel,.
} Esther BrinIey 4
Henry Barber
Capt. J. M. Brccsc
Rosanna B.inley
Moses BARLOW, il.
Charles Babcock
David BuRum
Cam. Prank Rrc.s~
Meribc Callahan
Mchi,ablc Collins
John Collins. Gun.
n, Boat, as
Capt pt.S,ephenChsmp.
lin
Thomas Champ!in
Samual CLARK
Portsmouth
Thomas Covell
Mary Cornell
Elix,be,h Church
BENJAMIN Dowinr
Jonathan Derby
Capt. Charles Davis
Thomas w Dansell
Jamcs Dsnsell
Capt. Jacob Is. Earl
Prince, Farmer
John Cori,n,
Block.Island
Isador Green
Himar Gardner
Henry Gardner
Henry Gould
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-04

District Of Rhode Island.
IN pursuance Of Warrant from the Hon.
4 DAVID Howell, Esq. Judge Of the Dis
.rict Court for Rhcdc-lsland District 49,
hereby give public notice that shall sell AZ Pub.
lie Auction, to the highest bidder, on MONDAY, the
18th day of March next at 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon, al Gardner's-wharf, in Newport, the British
ship MARY, Of the burthcn Of 200 tons, coppcrcd
to the bcds together with her tackel, apparel fur.
niturc arms and stores And also her cargo, con.
sstug tamong oiher artiees) Of the following McS-
chandizc, viz -
Pipes and lIogshcads OF bottled Beer ticrccs Of
bottled Porter; tierces, barrels and hampers Of bot
tied Liquors ticrccs Of Bacon and Hams about 20
boxes Of Tin Plate; bundles Iron Hoops, qusnti-
~ Of Liverpool Coal hogsheals Of Oats baskets
and kegs of Grits; baskets Of Peas kegs Of Decij
cssk IT r.f"ed Sugar; baskets Of Oysters; pots Of
Butter; boxes Cheese cask Of Lime end kegs of
tempered Lime kegs Tongues jarSof Tripe; casks
of axes, sdzcs, hoes, and bells, iron log wheclsj
cog wheels and cogs; casks Beans jugs split Peass
barrels Flour tcrces Of Salt crates cf earther0
Ware and Glass; boxes Of Pipes casks Of store
Ware, a number ofChairs and about 10000 Bricks.
The conditions Of sale will he ninety days credit
for the ship and her appurtcnsnccs Tho cargo will
be sold in lots 10 accommodate purchnscrs--all sums
not less than Ave hundred dollars. cash from 6v0
hundred 10 one thousand dollars, thirty days credit
from one thousand to five thousand dollars, sixty
days, ADD any sum exceccing Ave Thousand dollars,
ninety days credit ~
The Mates to be given payable At Bank. with
approved endorsers .,>
Dated al Prouidenee,. this swenfy,fffh day II
february, one Mousand sigAs hundred and
thirteen.
EBFNEZER X. DEXTER, MARsHAL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-04
Newhsrf, ss.--Clsrk's ONCE, CsSrs Of Con-
mon Pieas, &c. County Of .aswherf,
lar March. IT, D. 1918. kf

yX1HEREAs. GEORGE CLy1RK, jun. Of New
w port. county Of Newport, housewriyI,t, has
this day filed in said Office, the act Of The General
Assembly, passed at February Session. A. D. 1875
grar,ing unto bin the benefit Of an act, made and
passed. June, 1856. entitled An act for the reeg
of insoiscnt Debtors" The creditors Of the ~
George Clark. Jun sre hereby notified TO app1<1sS
they think G,, II the Court of Common Plf 80 e.~
General Sessions of the Peace. TO be holdsv 80
port, within snd for the County Of NewR - ...'.: ~
third Monday Of May next, usen and tk..,s sSs~c
hate Commissioners TO receive and dig '-'
fee'' " the sid George CLARK, ,jSy1ERs. c,srk
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-03

h JARV.E -.
[,,.,.o take notice. THAT that
s =, Circuit Court,
fGsa.qubia to be . heIa
\ 1I.Eana:is, III ApFli
| .'eroaiter as counsel nnss,
| '5,ll nora that court
T. against you in favor
c;o az Of Alexandra q ,l
fa.v Nine Dollars
the arro'lnt
i y>a to the Common mo.
upon your Lot,
ey,sr Of Queen and
f. ,,.s years 1904, S,
liz. l
k,tof Congress- passed
1901
h D. Simms,
/ c,r,l. IF AeraHdria'
d5m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-03
Fairfax County, TO WIT:

I, WILLIAM DENEALE, one of the
commemorative justices of the peace
for the County .aio'e said. To all sherlHs,
mayors, bailiffs. constables and beadbo.
roughs, within the commonwealth OK
Virginia. Whereas Robert Kidweli'
late Jailor, and Daniel Brady the pre-
sen: Jailor, for this County, for Richard
Radcliffe, sheriff of said county, havs
com blamed on. oath before and to me,
tina, Elijah Graham, who was con mitted
to the Jail of the county aforesaid BY the
Court thereof, for felony, and to be Sc
cured in the said Jail until the next
Superior Court, to be held for the
County aforesaid, and then and there
to be tried for the said Felony
And also negro woman who was conf
mitted to the Said Jail by myself as .
runaway. She said her name was Nsa'
CIV, and that she belonged to William
Tomkin. near Fredericksburgh, Virgis
nia-did forcihly, or by other undus
means, open the door of he said Jail on
the night of the 9th inst. and escape.
,hesefr from, and that such escape, was
without the knowledge and consent, and
against the will Of them the said Robert
KidweIl, and DanieiBradly, JailoRs as a.
foresaid, and are now going at large.
These arc therefore in the name Of the
commonwealth to require, you, &eyery
ofyou. 10 your respective counties, towns.
AMI precincts TO make diligent search BY
way efhue and cry, for the said Elijah
Grayl,am, and negro Nancy, and him
and her having found, to seize and re-
take and safely convey, or cause him and
her to be safely conveyed to the Jail OF
Fairfax county, there to be kept until
he and she shall be thence discharged
by due course Of law. Given under my
hand and seal this 2sth day Of ,Noyen,.
Der 1912. -, so 1,--
So W., DENEALE, lSaisj
Nov. 50 2awd. =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-03

=, 1901
ka D. Slmms,
cir,!. IF AeraHdr'a'
d5m
EIsDlCINES.
| H4RPER, .1r.
~! DRUGGIST,
Ttf4,' Street, opposite
ply3i'S and nect
.LiOTD'S-
,iysl ia addition to
Sock, 1 general as
jGre, oEtas first qua
/ h. will sell Shcist
an a. rood terms as
.;:a in Baltimore or
n,r, Merchants anu
Be supplied on the
cash, or on a good
also received a sc.
Of sws:tcl hatra-
Ps::.nt Medirinss
Fn n: t,''''
!: Elixir, for Coughs,
CcnsumDtions, SC,
Powders,
d: Paste,
H'd,
best cash price given
V---I.
- =.
I T'Sa'' 'as' Saii'"S
I,I Emp
AW AM,
PER oLD,J
~ WV '''''' - .
I'm r laid
5-----
ailOat.
b. Burrows, Of 1000
s,l,, Of !, rorr 80.
by
SAY +
Box g FOwy,E
bra 0,,., ~ "n'
.rpool ' coarse Sal,
Dipt Candles
ping pape,
w., .
I a Sophia, Captain
son s FowIe
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-03
January 81

John Gardner Ladd
HAS FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bb,s.
West India Rum in punchcons,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gurpowder. Young Tyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, Of the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
,swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool, =
by 10, by 9, 9 by IL, and 10 by IL
Bristol Glass, in whole and hal
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
i'igs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats.
{vhiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
* bills.
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Strengths Red
Wine,
Cordaee aud Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mem, Womcu's and Children's Shoes
in barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris
Alto, PLOUGHS of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-03
PLATTER Paris, &c.

PLATTER Paris, &c.
The Cargo of the schr. Mary Capt
MLeIlan, from Portland, OF
90 tons Plaster Paris
10000 feet merchandise Lumber
2 hogsheads old 4th proof jamaica KUN
For sale by
Lawrason q Fowle.
Who have also landing from schooner
Sukey and for sale, -,
60 barrels Tanners Oh.
Decan,bcr Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-03
TO KENT,

And Possession gioen Immediately,
A Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre ofground, lat the upper end
of King street. Also, a convenient
Dwellips-Houss With two acres OF
ground at the lower end OF Waser street.
Apply to so 81. ., .cEEaainU.a - =
Robert Patton, ]r.
January 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-03
P0TO.u.aC and SHE,EdNDO.dH
LOTTERY.

LOTTERY. .n.c
VVTHEREAS book OF Tickets IN
" the Second Class of the Poto-
,,ac and Shenandoah Lottery, now draw
; maj in nc Georgetown, containing one hpn,;
,ared tickets, numbered from 2l6ol to
900. both inclusive, was on Wednes'
a.. the 18th instant, mislaid or surreptl:.
,;c,slv taken from among the papers OF
tnr Potomac Company hereby eau,
, t all persons from making purchases
~ .'o' receiyinr transfers Of any of the be-
eare described tickets, as they are the
property of the Potomac Company, ,t anu
no prize, drawn against any OF tne''
numbers will be pald. ,,so ,,,, 49,.
JONAH THOMPSON, Agent. .;
Of Potomac and Shenandoah Lottery
November "a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-03

Notice is hereby given to
the poor women OF the town OF Aiexan-
dria, that or application TO the snbscr'-
Der, they can be furnished with cotton
10 soin, and that liberal price will be
Maid for SPINNING the same.
IEaac Robbins.
Who has for Sale,
Cotton suitable for making carpets
spun BY tbs poor o. the town. and the
nroceeds of which will be applied to
heir relief
december Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-03
Notice Is hereby g1ye71,

FOLttc u bS/ooy S1oe'''
That in pursuance OF az order o.
F irfax County Court, for that pur-
pose made, shall attend at the clerk S
effice of said county, on Friday the 18th
day of next month, (March) for the
purpose Of effecting division of the
proceeds of sales Of the late William
Thompson's estate; sold by me under
a drcretal order Of said court - when
and where tire creditors ltor whose be.
nefit the sales were mad or their re-
representatives., will please TO attend.-
On or before which day, thos@ WHO
gave their bonds for purchases made,
will please to discharge their several
amounts.
Rich. Radcliffe, c. c. F.
February 10. twAwt '9thMn
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Fur SALE

Fur SALE
A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN
n with Two Children Cor without
her Children) who understands house
business, cooking. washing, hitting and
sewing, and is honest and sober. Any
person wishing to purchase can have
them Low for CASH, by applying to
Sampson Martin at the Poor-House,
near Fairfax Courthouse.
Snip SOW MARTIN.
January Is dtf
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Lawrason and Fowle,

OFFER FOR sale,
The Cargo Of the schooner Combine,
Captain Trip, of
100 tons Plaster Paris. -.
And the Cargo of Schooner Industry,
Capt. Smith, being
200 boxes Mould ard dipt Candies
50 barrels prime Boston Beet.
% barrels Tanners Oil.
December 9.
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Yeaton 6 Conway,

Yeaton 6 Conway,
Haze just resolved from Ns'u- YORK.,
20 barrels prime Pork
20 do. cargo do.
20 do. prime Beef.
Nv STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar
80 pieces first do. Russia Shooting
10 do. Russia Duck.
Ship Cbandlery and Groceries, as usual
October IA