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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19
PEDlGREs OF CHANCE.

lie was Epttsn by Lurcher, his lam Recs-
very by Hyde Ai'ey' liiizsgrFna am, Perdlta.
ny Her9as hisfTest or, a grand an, F. air For-
s Ss -. So h's f5Saa great sssnd sm
dam b cro&s Bal B.,b.s ste.' e gre j 2.
graz gTeet sfsat iane ao' sIs AZ ell 81: his
great grsht 81 p et<*sefeat heat s!rxnsisfn
BY Brin pier Z gr' ssza1g fea, gr2s}efeat
great gEtss grad am y The son of Balssorth.
oui It the BrrtdnA Barh msre. ~
. Llrcl,-', the SIN O. Gh.nes, "a. gotten by
opngsn1,n, which ts"sStsy EoipSe,his Dam
wAs by Ferumnu' (or Eciips= Asgrandarn
by 'h, Compton Barb, out of = Il sier to Re. u
iatoE-Ne tumnus ~nabvEcIipsA out o, the
rass-ztrs, dino s<efssr,, ypiun,cer, &c.
Hydt< .ncy WAS g,,te1by 8lz,k his d m
by Rasqs.sf has gra,Sd.3a f,1;t,Ie nowe.S ~
brothSrh Mixbur, h,3ssf Ia; grsndam by
Huttou's R'rb; his gre ct ereat Sr.ndar. Nv
tire Bye TUX his sfes great srea, gr.i.
Ian, IAN was J. Pisce'sf'fse BY i'sutboy; his
ter 70 MOI sas's Dga BON OF the H e ms
ley Turk Askgreat <erfst great great syre,,
srsrdarn oyYi,sdsworl IA His great .treat s,rest
Barb. @ 'oN
b'ank wasIsptten 9yffhe Godolphin Ara,
90 80 our ~ '1ezLt efsffrtlcy mare. He was
q, brother to Qld Jsnrs. and Old England.
i,.'$ mare was WIS eflby Bar let's Childerg.
J y. 1 ,,. to sty'net bilders, her dam Fly
Ins wing, py iin;eF7s Woodstock arabian
M sranHan' o5 thSs 'cior BARB ;-ler great
Eranuam by Whykpt Son of the Fenwick
Barb.) ~ I'm
Dungannon was g0ttenhy Eclipse his dam
py Herod his grsndaht fDoris9Sby Blank Z
his great grandTsa deem by SPECTATOR INV
Crab his sreatgrsat Agrandsh (Daphne) by
III, III. Godolphn trshi,n hi. reat great great
granaarn by Fox, Oh Makeles-, sister to
iioneycombc Pcnchsg the Tai]olet Barb.
Eclipse was gottY1 " Mar,ks5lIt OF spille;s
by Regulus. (he ~ the Godolphin Arabian,
her dam (Nother Syestsrn) by Snitl's son q
SSnaKT, Lord DIZZY Odd Montague. aaut-.
King Herod vac Gotten by Tai1sr (be bv
Partner out'of meiiefe by Fox y hiA d,m lCy.
proT) BY Blaze (bS BY Childefs) his . sndsm
(?elma) ~ Betfeil's Arabia, Grahains Cbam-
pion, Darley's Nfzhiap, Merlin.
-, =, THoMAS BRANeH.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

THE subscriber offers for sale, the follow
4 ing articles, -
100 Bags Coffee.
IL Hlds. Sd prod west India Rum,
hhds. 4'h 5tll proof old Jamaica do.
"a halt pipes & few quarter casks Tene.
rife Wine,
200 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raisins.
10 boxes Spermaceti candles
SAMUEL MYERS.
April 1.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19
CoMM1ss1oNrR's Orr1o,

Richmond, I'd Mo. 26th, 1873
TIE parties interested are desired to take
uotice, that have appointed the twenty-f,ustl.
day of the 5th month, May next ensuing the
date hereof, for carrying into effect the with
in Decretal Order OF The Court, on which dayS
at nine O'Clock \. III. their attendance is re
quired at my Office, in this City, with their ac
counts and vouchers ready for examination, &c
THOMAS LADD, NJ. c.
March 8. wit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

Loaf and Brown Sugars,
Coffee, Tea. Pepper,
Queens ware.G ,tton Cards,
Sack Salt, Gun Powder,
Antigua Rum Spaps
Candles. Raisisis, Aiinonds. Steel
Wrapping Piper, Castings,
Half Pint Tufhbsers,
Cotton, Segars, Fish Oil, Pork, Sc.
Dor sale opposite the Bell Tavern, by
Hilliam Sheflherd.
April Q. tt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19
The most beautiful anil powerful t.or ou~h
bred iMuortei Horse
Chance,
AyfII, STkNn

SYfS ~ AAoe ga - ~
- Twill STAND.
Ssss This $ tson. at my s,able,-iu
ChestersAld count Nthve miles distant from
Goode and lBevi's Bridges, on Nppomattox
river, and twenty I've miles from Richmond
and Petersburg. HE following terms will
be attendedato SIP are required for the
season thes same to BE secured by a note, to
be sent wtiNeach Fare but the note NAV
be dischargeA by kthc payment of S25 az
any time withh&thS season, which will expire
on the first dayX ply. The Groom fee will
ne 81 per mare. Me mares will have the
oeneht OF extensiv Nasturage, but no RESPONSE
b'irty tor escapes Hkccidents. They will be
supplied with pro&kier at % cents per day.
provided the mona u sent with the mares.
Otherwise 1t cannW bf had, servants whs at
tsnd the mares w.WRe boarded at the rate of
81 rs per week.
CHANCE, from ffSAperformances and his
real Character, is hfertor to no horse ever inn
ported 10 America and therefore ought to
stand as high, but tite Situation of our coun
Try AT tins time induces ne subscriber to re.
duce the sum and nuke tfe payment of il as
easy as possible toffose Who may think nro.
per to raise from this elegant and valuable
stock. CHANCE<sss sele cfed in England INV
the best judges, fof JohnATayloe, ESQ. os
Mcunt Airy, at very higliAprice, and wa,
landed only a fewmonths sg9in Philadelphia.
He is the sire otYGsimslkin, Spectator, Ac-.
c'dent, scaife's Colt, Chances &c. &c. all first
rate Runners non on the Britbh turf, as NAV
be seen by re fereHce oNthe racing calendars.
CHANCE is andsome hay Of great size.
prettily marked, 4hd wss tue honest racer.
Al Doncas CT, nf18oo nd wortthe GlOO plate,
beay'ng SIR soo'hon, Hsphazwd, Sportsman,
Hyacnthus, &c.
At York sprir sMcetine. 1901, h. won ESQ
two m.ie hea's, beating Hon. ycomb, II rum
peter, &c.
At Doncastes he won the Doncaster Stnkes
OF 10 guineas eaeh, Is subscribers, with 20
guineas added, 6ur miles, beating Hyacin.
thus, Cocktightsr, &c and the same div, he
won the Goif1Cup, tour MI les beating Sir So
,oinoh' Chsmr'ob, and attainment, and at
Nation IN l o02s at Sst 5lb he won a swan
stakes OF 20I E'iineus each, 9 subscribers. tvo
'nie heats y, ating Sir Solomon, 6 years
OLD Isl l3ip<st,er which he Tell me and va
soid 10 Mr. ADuncombe tor Stallion, from
whom he wsspurchssed for his present ew-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19
Jaundice Bitters.

MEDICINE extremely useful for curing
jaundicy and bilious disorders, and removing
that sinking, faint and distressed feeling at
the stomach. difficulty of breathing, loss of
appetite, and SLEEPY, dull heaviness in the fore
part OF the day, wcakneS8 and trembling oft
limbs dizziness of theMad, and yelIowncss
of couItenance, Ncomrlaints 30 common to
jaundicS and bilious 5eople.
The many cures that have been effected in
N. England by the above medicine, as may
be seen by the bills) prevent the necessity Of
further recommendation
LIKEWISE,
WHFATON'S ITCH OINTMENT.
Medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it any thing either
dangerous disagreeable.
One box cures person, and there need he
no washing after the use of it, as the skin is
generally left clean and smooth.
The above Medicines
lre for sale at the Argus o ice. Richmond.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19
Garden Seeds.

JUST received and for sale by the subscri
bers, few doors above the BelkTavern, e.
street, (viz)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-19

THE subscriber wiltfeceive goods on sto
Basin street near Tic new bridge: His brick
Warehouse at n ckefts "a also ready for the
reception of goodxzoB Storage or sale. Ad-
Fances OF cash viii be made when necessary.
Apply to Mr.. john l. West who keeps his Of
ice m the houssSsSIhe subscriber having p,,r-
chased of Doc, o. QAismin, Duval ami Co. all
their STONE WARE has a large assortment, ON
bad at his "holes<ie tore, ready to pack up
~ order
CHARLES WHITLOCR.
Z Aprii /. f.
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Notice

COMMISSIONER appointed by the
~ County Court tof.New Kent-will meet
at he Court Hoqse Of said County, on the
al Say next, to *ett'e my EXecutorship
-at which time persons interested are re
q1ested to attend.
ARMISTEAD RUSSELL.
April ii. ept12M.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-03
]. JOHNSON,
Extract Of a litter received at Boston
dared

Extract Of a letter received at Boston,
DARED
NEw-BEDfoRD, .Nou. IS.
Arrived hete this day, schooner Engi.
hccr, Capt. Dillingham;, of Baltimore, 81
day. from Bordeaux river.
| have hastily looked over Bordeaux pa
pers Of Isl TO 5lh October, received by this
arrival, The most important articles which
] have noticed is an official statement of the
situation of the French army in Germany,
ON the 26th of Sept. a translation of which
is annexed.
Captain Dillingham; states verbally, that
it was reported at Bordeaux, previous TO
his sailing, that Bonaparte had been defeat
ed by the allies, had abandoned Dresden,
and was retiring towards the Rhine.
Captain D. brings regular files of Bour-
daaux papers 10 the 18th October, and had
a single paper ofthe goth, which ! have not
seen. Should it cont i , any thing ofim.
portence, trans!ations will appear in the
New Bedford Mercury of Friday.
=. S.-Since writing the preceding, |
have seen the Bourdeaux " Indicateur"
Of the 18Th October, it contains Paris dates
ofthe l4th, but NOTHING FROM THE
FRENCH ARMIES. Under the Augs-
burgh head Of 10Th Oct. it is said, The
head quarters Of the allies were still at
Topii,z on the ist Oct" 1ohHtz, accord
ing 10 Morse, is in Bohemia, 40 miles from
DrcSden
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-03
WASHINGTON, D,e. l.

E1fract9 a letter Tram major gen. III.
kinson 10 the secretary Of qvar, lGatrd
headquarters French NILS, eli oinine
fhc Province Of Iosce, CauaGa, Nop
1871, 1913.
o have under cover a summary ab-
stract Of the killed and wounded ia the al
fair of the 18th inst. which shall soon be
followed by a particular return, in which 2
just regard will be paid to Individual nc
Tits. The dead rest in honor, aud the
wounded bled for their country and deserve
It's gratitude"
List Of The officers killed and 4vounded In
The action al williamsburg, in Uph.r Ca
NADIA, on fhe I'M Of Nov. 1913, piz.
KILLED.
Lieut.. VIM. w. Smxh, of the light artil-
lery.
David Hunter, OF the 18th reg. Inf
Edward Oimstead. 10Th ragt. inf.
WOUNDED.
Brig. Gen. Leonard Covington, morta,ly,
(since dead.)
Major Talbot Chambers, assistant adj. pc
neral, slightly.
Major Darby Noon, abide camp TO brig.
gen. Swartwoort, slightly.
Col. James p Preston, of the 23d e inl
severely, his right thigh fractured.
Major VIM. Cummings, 9th regt. infantry
severely.
Capt. Edmund Foster, 9th do. slightly.
David S. Townsend, do. do. (tak.
en- p~risoner):
Mordecai Myers, 18Th do. severely
John Campbell, do. do. slightly.
John b. Murdoch, 25th do. do.
Lieut.. WIN. s. Heaton, Il,h do. severely.
John Williams, 18th do. slightly.
John Lynch, 18th do. severely.
(taken pyisoner).
Peter Pelham, 2lst do. do. (taken
prisoncr.)
James D. Brown, e5th do. slightly
Aired. C.. Crazy, do. do severely
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-03
FOR SALE, =

A TRACT OF LAND, in the coun-
"a ~ OF Alexandria, adjoining the land
OF Mr., Simon Somers, containing 1877 acres,
the greater part of it We, in Wood, about
nine miles from Alexandria, and FIVE from
Georgetown; tits a healthy situation, with
good water and the land well adapted to
Clover the improvements are a good
dwelling house, with ether Necessary build.
'ngs an Apple and Peach orchard. Any
person disposed to purchase. may know
the terms by application to JAMES CAR
SON. Alexandria, or TO the subscriber
on the premises.
SAMUEL CARSON.
Dec. 2. saw3t
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-03
From fAe Noyfolk Herald.

W. sft
".Mr. Mix again This gentleman,
who has devoted much Of his tims to the
study of Torpedo warfare, yesterday gavs
a convincing proof of tho efficacy OF bis
ToEpedoes in destroying = vessel Of war,
ny an experiment upon the hulk of an old
ship oil about 400 tons burthen, which lies
stranded in two fathom water, onthe Pofts-
mouth shorc-He dropped the Torpedo
into the water upon the flood tide, as near
~ as he could Judge 100 fathom below the
ship, and paved out that length of line
Calculating by the velocity of the current
in sweeping along a body of the size and
weight of the Torpedo, he jcrked the line
at the very moment it had Hoated un.
der the stern of the ship. aud it in.
stantly exploded with a prodigious crash.
The spray and smoke ascending in a huge
column 10 the distance of 80 feet, while
fragments Of the wreck were scattered
through the air in every direction, impress-
ed a temporary awe upon the beholder.-
On examining the ship il WAS found that
the Torpedo had taken complete effect, hay.
ing made an aperture in the side and bot
tom sufficiently large for a ships yawl to
row thro' and blown up the deck beams, SC.
Had the ship been afioat at the time, she
must have been p~recipitated to the bottom
in less, than a minute. Dreadful indeed
would be the havoc on board q man of war
in such situation, not a solitary being would
be left to tell the tale.
We have 1T from good au,hority that a
line of Torpedoes are prepared, and will
Immediately be sunk in the Narrow Chan
mel below Craney Island, which will render
1t impossible for a vessel of toIerable bur-
then TO pass through it without certain dcs-
truction.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-03
FROM THE Y
.NoDewber 20

aLE
By the s,ean,-boat, we learn nothing but
, rntnor that general Hampton has pro-
seeded on his march again to JUN general
WHkinson's army, with a view to the fur.
ther prosecution OF the campaign. Aud
we have been told by a gentleman FROM
Aibany, that the army has not gone into
winter quarters, notwithstanding the great
delay oecasioned by remarkably Indictment
weather and exceeding bad travelling, ard
that there IL still a prospect of the cam
paign being accomplished. OF this, we
we can only say that we hope mere thar.
we expect /; although we are sensible tisl
tbs communication or progress .n,o the
country will be more practicable after the
roads are settledby the frost, than they are
IN their present almost impossible state.
A few days must settle this point, and we
shaiibe happy to find ourselves totally dis
appointed in our present Impressions
tcot. =
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-03

gus, and sha!lbc ready to attend to any
commands they may have Tor ne.
JOHN GRAHAM.
Lient. l2th u. 5. I.
Boston, Nov. Is, 1918.
Since the above was in type, we have re.
Scisedsthe Portland Argus, which contains
tls following note from capt ain Jamei-
son :
TO THE PUBLIC.
II having been intimates to me ,ha, some
lntlviduai had construed the article puo-
hshcd In the last Portland Gazette, res
pcoting the biography of lieut.. Graham,
INTO all i~nsinuation that he had akenF ronck
leave without making provision for pay.
ing for his passage from Halifax IN the
Baitlc--I feel IL u duty 10 state that the ar,
ticle was not intended to iiaply amy such
thing-L,. Cooding, this day cancelled the
bill, and | wish i. TO BE understood TIM, I
have nothing to complain of on that score.
JAMES JAMESON.
Portland, Nov. II, 1873.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-03
100 boxes fresh Muscatel RAIsINs
JUST RECEIVED. FOR SALE BY
ADAMS, HERBERT e. CO.
Dec. 8.
LADIES' FRENCH SCHOOL.

' ME undersigned proposes to teach
a the rudinents of the French Lam
guoge to the Ladies of Alexandria. He will
teach III ac~onveniept warm upper room at
the corner Of Prince and Washington
Streets The terms are 8 dollars per
quarter, two hours per day.
". b. Apply TO the subscriber or 10 DR..
Stabler.
WIN. LANPHIER
Dec. S. IF
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TO LEI'.

UatIM I5M Of .Ahrit ncrt,
A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House,
IA, on the lower end of Royal street, ad.
JOINING the house lately occupied by Mr..
John Mason. Immediate possession will
he given by applying to
John HILLS,
kfrg street, offosite me Riashing.
ton Tduern.
Also, three Rooms for Rent in the house
he resides in at present.
November 80. 81
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-03

tossed TO be 500 killed ard wounded, bn,
for correctness Of this the gen. does no,
pledge himself, but thinks the authority
good.-Wilkinson continues extremely iii
Return of. the killed and wounded of a do.
tachment of the army of the u. SIDE
~sccnding the St. Lawrence river, under
the command Of major gen. James Will.
kinson, in an action fought at Williams.
burgh, in Upper Canada, on the 18th
Nov. 1919, 7
Killed.
SubalterDs 3, sergeants z, corporals 3,
musicians |, privates 88-total1
Wounded.
Rrigadicr general |, assistant adjutant
general |, aid dc camp 1. colonel I, major
l., captains S, subaltcrns 6. serjean,s g,
corporsIs is. musicians /, privates 1873
total 23T.
Total, killed and wounded, $50. (
Statement of the strength of the enemy in
the action of the nth Nov. 1918, on
Kesler's Field in Will;amsbureh, in Up.
per C~anada-founded on the separate
examination Of a number of British pri-
sonors taken on the field Of battle.
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FOUND

AN Friday last, in the streets of Alex
AZ andria, an Officers DIRK, which
the owner can have by describing the pro-
perry and paying charges, on application
at this Office.
Dec. 8. az
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-03
LOSL,

LOSL,
EBETWEEN the Georgetown ferry and
AB Alexandria, or in the strce.s Of Alex
andria, a Shreh's-skin Purse. containing
between SEVEN ONTIIUNDRED
DOLLARS in notes, Sc two or three Doll
lars IN silver. TIE finder shall receive Ten
Dollars, by delivering said purse and the
contents at this cffice.
hIeEardria, .Nopsmbcr 90. az
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-03

reasonably calculate on eleeting a republic
can representative to congress, III Decem-
Der, in the place of JuDcE BENSON, = fe-
dcraiist, resignedS by a majority of one
fhousand-M. Y. Idvoeafe.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-03

a. A lNsral price in CASH win
be gwen for new FEATHERS, on
application TO the PrhlteYs.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-03
FORT RuRROWs-

The fortification which has for some time
past been constructing under the direction
Of capt. ATHERroN, at Portland " for the
delence OF the Harbor, has been ccnsecra.-
ed Ivy The name OF FORT BURROWS"
in honor Of the gallant hero who fell in con-
quering the British brig of war BOXER.
-BOs. PAT.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-03
COUNTERFEIT BILLS.

Deware Two denominations of well
executed counterfeit bills have been de-
tected at GHbrrt and Deans Office, viz. 90
dollar bills Of the Mechanics and Farmers
Bank, at Albany and S dollar bills of the
N. York State Bank, at Albany. twill
require a nice inspection TO detect them
Ibid.
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2l70

Four pieces Of mounted artillery !; and z
gun-boats, one mounting a "a FOUNDER.
| certify that the above statement is COR
rect. agreeably to the st$.emcnt of the "a
bove mentioned prisoners.
~(Signed)
] JOHNSON,
INSPECTOR gen. Cd diuision.
Head quarters, French Mills,
Nov. l6, 1918. g
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-03

a duel was fought on the 18th ult, in IL
linois territory, half a mile from Vincen-
mes, Indiana territory, between Mr.. Irwin
Wallace, from the neigbborhood Of Pitts
burg, and lieut.. Thomas r. Richardson, of
the Y. s. army. AT the second fire, Rich
ardson received his antagonists ball In the
right side, and fell dead without a groan.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-03

The nett republican gain Of votes, thro'-
out the city. since last spring is upwards
OF fve hundrcd-at that election the fede-
raj candidates for the state Legislature were
elected by a majority Of one hundred and
forty. In the second congressional district,
composed Of the eight upper wards, we
have a majority Of votes at this election Of
nearly seUen hundred. We may therefore,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-11
BLIsHED DaI1 By sNowDEN
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1919
Iona Gardner Aadd
HIS A0R lie

HIS FCR 3.7LE,
Ausc oyado Sugars ~ hnds. .ierces am
5bls.
I:es! India Rum in punchcnns,
coffee anI Pepper i'll b+ss.
Imperial Gunporder. Yeuug nyson
SKIN. AID Hys son +. as. Of the la
est importations, in qua,ter chests
and boxes.
Russia Hemp and Iron,
',wedes Iron assorted,
Russ a >heetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10. 10y 9, 9 by IL. and 10 By -
Bristol Glass, in whole and hal,
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
igs,es,
Lisbo, Floor Mats,
Wniskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
< bills
Fewqr casks old Sherry, LonGon Par.
ticul4r Madeira and ,tre,ghl. Red
Wine, 81.
"nrd-pe and Lines of various sorts,
Writing nj Wrapping Paper,
Hei' Wom~n'> IN Children's Shoes
,nsa3arrcis AM boxes,
fottle Corks in bales,
sole lea,hsr,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
'halk and Plaster of Paris
f;o, PLDUnIS of the most approved
con>irlctina and one pair french
Burr Mill Sones.
Oc'nbtr s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-11
,,AkVE L.

N CARVE 1.
Let, take notice, that
[ayof,ho Circuit Court 7;
| coIumbia, to DC he'd
| Alexandria, in Apri,
THEREAFTER as couns 81
|;,all m we th., court
Il agains, you in fav 'r
Ecouncil OF AicSan ria
| fitty Nine Dollars
tie a'RnunI
h you TO TAG c cannon
|NLlfa Opo' f"a "
|orner OF G eco ami
b. the years 1904 5,
liz
|ot Of Co: gress, passed
r., 1904
In D. SimnS,
|CqunL Of Merdndria
o0rA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-11

MEDICINES.
/ HARP T..
! and DRUGGIST
GirtS1' Street, Qhtosi'"
.PS1.VS aad neat
| LIOYD'S--
in addition &c
Suck, a gc"era' as
tiaes Of the first qua
he viii sell whols
on as good terms a
sseh in Baltimore o
unlry Merchants A.
he srpplied on the
cssa, or on a 20"
also received a &c
Of Sargica! kFtTn-
Pa,sn, Medicines
fice Hittsrs,
n2nt,
lie elixir, 60, Cough
), Consunpt;ons, &c.
Powders,
ne Paste,
kT,,
r"rt &c sc.
hlot cash price giSer
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-11
P G. Malsteller.
Tebc,rary IS
February S
,s!r,ct of Columbia, to VT.

,s!r,ct of Columbia, to VT.
3XT.t;;:rss Rc. II H snes 18th
w by lis petit'o.. II writing, ;'p.
.ted 10 tue. Honorable Nicholas Fitz-
au.h oae of h assist n, Judges of the
Dit il, of CO;um' ia, to b. 'dmut d 20
INC benefit of tie act OF Congress ter
he rrli.f OF IN oivent debtors within
he a;s.r ct aforesaid, aud has stat. d
nert.u tha. he j. in actual cenhne nept
y the TAI bonn,Is Of lexAndria c. un-
y, ut the sui, OF JOS fl. Vaudeville,
d belne unable to Discharge the
SAID claim. W tn other' against him
I'D offered 70 deliver W. 20 The Use
Of lis creditors all his property real,
,crson lend mixed: N ne is there
fore given 20 the creGltors o. the saIdPi'
h.rG on "A Hughes, ta.t on Thursday
| tn instant, be wee" the hours #
u ne and tree O'Clock, at tie Court
House in AexardrIa the oath Of an
:nsolven; debtor will be .,dmin slered to
he 8 i'd Richardson II Hughes, and a
yus ee appo,n'ed sgree ably to the
Lid act CT Consrf SIS, unless cause
be tnen and Their ,hewn TO the
contrary and it is further ordered,
,at TINS tice be inserted daily in tie
lex. ndriA new spaper until the 'llh
instant.
1iy order of the honorable Nichols
Fizhugh ore of tie assistant Jn'''. :
of the district OF Co umbio, th;s Sh
day Of february i8 3
G.. Deneale, C. c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-11

Lawras.;n and Fowle,
OFFER FOR SALE, 80
The Cargo OF the schooner COMBINE
Captain Trip, OF
100 tons Plaster Paris Is 8,
And the Cargo Of Scheoner Industry
Capt. Smith, being ,;,si-,
eoo hoxes Mould and dipt Candies.
so barrels prime Boston Beet
% barrels Tanners ON.
December 9.
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Not &c i, hereby gwen to
he poor women of the town ct Aiexan-
dria, that or application to the suosc''-
Der, they can be furnished with cotton
to so;n. and that liberal price Will oe
Maid for SPINNING the same.
.Eaac Robbins.
Who has tor Sale,
Cation suitable 10. MAKING carpets.
spun BIZ tbs poor OF the .ewn' and IN
,,oceeds Of y HIGH will De applied 70
THEW rehe'
becember Is.