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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23
----Ridiculum acri
Fortius &C meiius plerum9v

illus ~ dc hehus pierumqpe Secat res.
~ Faragrahh--.for a jederai hober
we are disShSted az the daily evidence
OF the subserviency of our gcvernmnnt
The views OF the diabolical ,ac,hin;c W
ster, who sways with rod Of iron tn. IL
uhies OF Demecratic Imperial France -
Proofs multiply OH proofs But we .csrc..1,-
expected that our king wmlG haye dSry
70 manifest his siavish partialitv On far AZ
ne na% done IN accepting the Russian r,eD
uidVoh lately unblushinglv Announced N
.ne curt Sazette-a project so jnfauone
th"l our blood curGlec and our hair stand.
i ,'' GU whist we trace these lines. Who
s'.'. nv See win MALT an eye, that this is
out another project Tor claiming ne to .t,,-
o"r Vi lhe imperial Despot True, Fganre
,S no" a. wa. with Russia but. ~, ,rott~,s.
'or mat we know thing or two on ,t,ss
suoJect-they will soon be At Deace. 90. -
.Ley are not, Bonaparte will have o,,cr..,,s
INussi" ana be IN TACT the AutOcrat tLe,,,-is
alexander may bs the nominal sovere.,,,
VINO does not see, thai our ,.overnme,,t.',..-
tcipates this event Napoleon (lhe s,,,,,.'n
lnlnent Napoleon y ~iil then be our me
&C.,, iAS "'ll demand sacrifices from, hi-
Ivy al liIsines' t'e Prince Regent Of r
Britain. acting IN behalf of his RoV.I I,.,i.'.'
which his Royal Highness cannot $50 y
s's'eH'iy WIN the dignity Of his AZ ,i1.s,,',.
crown--and then, IT his ROYAL HiaLnyasH
fuses, as he will if his RoyaI r, 'si"sss re-
merits any portion of bis KoyaI Fath, ~
spirit, to accede to these teru,1-N \, -.
t'e loying, vindCuoe, hattering tvrao. ~,
,"oTtaiiy mates US, will compel rs -, a.,
nance with him Can any ,hinr re n|ra
GEAR than that this pretended sIe.i,at;o, .
tne precursor of French alliance ; So
OF Washington, Loo. down upon rs ADD savc
Us ttow long will the people snbrnif -
. .ie rehcnihed rule OF Virginia aud Ken.
t lucy ~ our hopes rest on Nc7D I'M.
lG-e .tothc siriu- end patriotism ri e..
choice spir..s Of New England 49, " 'H@'
look for salyagirn. ii CHS ;nfsn'3"s wv, Wv We
be be not nipped in the bud IS tbg flo,,J. 1, ~
Ne" England, many months vii NJ. 80,
before Napoleon and Madison ~ ~
lueHt and patriotic Quincy would ne go,
~l,l "ance hand ia haad up ana DOM -,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23
AL1xANDRIA, Marcn II

gentleman who lately arrived in tha
town from St. Thomas, has politely furnish
ed us with ST. Thomas Gazcttes to the 18th
uit. They are principally filed with es
tracts from English papers which have been
anticipated by arrivals direct from that coan
try.-ln one of them is an order prohibiting
single merchant ships from sailing for the
british Americas possessions or Bermu la .
Meet OF 80 sad OF merchant ships sailed
OH the 18th ut. for England, under convoy
OF the Cangaroo sloop of war, capt. LLOYD
a feet under convoy Of the sloop of war
Amarantae. capt. Pringle, bound to New
foundland, called at St. Thomas or the 11th
and proceeded The same DAY for tl.eir des.
tination. Her
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BALTIMORE, March. Is.

Arrived, ships Eliza Ann, Eldridge !; o :
cean. -; Neptune, Rolla brigs AFRAID
ne, Clarissa Ann schr. Raven, and seve-
ral others, licensed vessels, bound to Lis
bon, Cadiz, &c. ordered back by the Block
ading Squadron, Capt. e. left Lynrhaven
Bay Oh Thursday they have lately taken
the schrs. Sidney, Coward, from this port.
for Havana, taken in calm by II boats
oft Old Eoin1 Comfort; schooner Albert,
from this port Tor La Guayra, taken at
Lynnhaven Bay, and brig from Savanna
for Philadelphia, or n. York, with Cotton,
taken outside and brought in--3 Coaste IS
bound down the bay, have also been cap
tured by their boats, one a top sail sIoop
with q Ssvrc heasl.a IiguL clump tore top
sail schr. and bay schr. They had Gu.
their masts and intended to burn them
1 he Maidstone frigate Laurestinus 20 gun
ship; Fantome IA gun brig Paz schr. 10
guns and PILOT Boat Tenders, are Law
Ing off New Point Comfort, pretty we'll ON
the Eastern Shore. with an intention of
blockading up the Cape Charles Channel
--some OF tbs tenders are sait. to have
been as high up as Smiths Point. They
are determined not to let any th;rg pass
W o. down.
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WkswEweroN. March 1a.

We have no inform ton from Gen. Har-
rlsoh arcly subsequent to his march for
Maiden. The mail due on Tuesday failed
probably owing to the state Of the roads
81 Is scarcely necessary to observe, that
t e re!"lrt. via New. Hampshire, of his de-
tor party purposes, and must be entiral,t
destitute c. foundation.
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II SSLE or .NoEGR0EY

gsyEIE Subscriber having determined to quit sgri
e culture, y Ill offer 20 the highest bidder, the
sr.t Montay Ia Rpril next, at Powhatan Court
H,nse, all his field negroes and their children One
Of IL. men is good Carter, another a good hand
witt, horses, anu formerly drove wagon Some
os the somen have been brought Up 20 hoaee BUSH
nsss, such cooking, washing, Ironing, spinnng,
and sewing-The terms of sale viii be nine m snths
:redt bond and security VIII be required to carry
interest from ie date If not Puncisly paid to those
who choose 10 pay on the day Of sale liberal dis
count will be made.
JOSEPH MAYO.
March 12. s..
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BosroN, March 8.

Loss If SHIP Presdent .Hdau,s Of Boston
Extract OF a letter from a. Officer of said
ship, dated Canton, hov. 9, 1912.
"SlR-1 an extremely sorry to inform
you Of the total loss Of the President Adams
and all hey cargo ON this coast the coli
sept. at 10 =. NJ. Q leagues westward Ct
Macoa, in as violent gale Of wind as ever
experienced. We were at anchor ~ a fine
har0nr With pilot on board ana had rode
there 4S hours before She dri.ted--could she
have held on four hours longer we shtald
now have had her safe in Canton: but l.
vas not so to be. TIE second time she
struck, she biiged and filed Instantly. her
stern ON the ROCKS, SO that her quarter deck
was out Of water, mi-iu deck at the mercy
ot the cea, which constantly broke over AZ
At this TINE | should liked very we'll 10 bave
been IN Boston. At day light Z. man who
was good swimmer, took a line and win
Y reaehed the shore, but with the utmost
dihculiy with his lire ne banded the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23
From tie PenrsyiOania Rchu6iicar.
n wise Son hea:cth his Fathers instruction
PROPHECY.

he venerable Charles Ihomtson, during
the last summer, happened in passing the
Coffee House in Philadelphia to be acsogt :
ed by one of his friends. The name of
4homhSoH operated like magic On the
minds OF the young merchan.s-they had
heard OF his virtues-and rushed forward m
see him and take him 81 the hand. The
s"iu.atlons being over--Well, said the ex-
cciient Patriot. have seen one war beeun
and terminated. We are now involveJ -
another--with youi rests to say. whf.ber
1t SHALL be long or short. If, by yopr con-
ducs. you aid and comfort the enemy che
war Will be long--but if you ara united aq
Americans ought to be, | yet though old.
ShaD again see peace in my country.
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EOIlCE

NOTICE.
y97HOSE indebted to Mr.. Serja4y,li8 Sintba II
requested To make imne,sie payment to
the subscriber. who is daily authorised to receive
the same, and may bs found ct tie store of Mr.
John Wood.
JAMES BAKER.
March @ eno,y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23
March 12.

z AND-We, offer for sale hundred acres
y A of land lying in the lower cad of Buckingham,
ON BnTaloc creek Eve miles from Ca Ira md IS
from New-Canton this lanh ia in desirable neigh
bOrhood and well adapted to the culture of Corn
Wheat and Tobacco-Aiso four hundred acres OF
wood land on the little fork OF Slate River ssTen
miles Eabove Buckingham Court House the soil Of
ths river is generally much esteemed for the pro-
daction Of Wheat.
This property belonged tc the late colonel Henry
Bell, and will be sold under decree Of the Federal
Court for third cash and two annual instruments
iJr the residue.-re title is consderediHdsputable,
and If Opposed OF privately before the mont, of
April next, will then be sold at public susiion on
Buckingham Court day. in that month by
WILLIS WILSON,
JAS. WILSON,
VIM. w. G.. THORNTON
CsmRiSsjoneys.
BMr Harrison Bell, or either of us will attend TO
view those lands, and commonly to be NEE with
at buckingham end Cumberland court days.
March 12s ida.
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z. SEIxAS 81 co. have Just received itrunks
60. coutakirs an elegsnt s7sortmcnt Of uadie 5
Morocco s. Kid sjips elegantly trimmed, With and
without buokce
March - st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23

4 HOVER SEED, Loaf and Lump Sugars, COZ
- fee, Pepper, Whiskey, Cog6ise and Apple
brandy, Antigua Rum, Madeira and Malaga Wine.
Caret ~ cases, dOz. each, Spanish Cigars. mould
sad dipped candles, Soap, Window Class, White
Lead, few trunks baltimore Boots very elegant.
tne Piece American manufactured supcifne broad
Goth and small parcel Spanish tobacco sui;s.
bic for Cigar makers, For sale by
THOMAS FOUIKF.
Street leaG.ng to Mayo's Bridge.
fiTeh To- $40
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JAS. WILSON,
VIM w u 1sfIHu
WANTs EMPlnYAlENr,.

"A n ENGLISH teacher of approved ability, WHO
i y at present engaged in public seminary Of
this City, and whose ms will expire on the 1st Of
Aay--A line containing spsifo proposal, address
"a TO H. 4. at the printers viii be respectfully a.
tended 20, and promptly answered.
March, &. o..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23
BY Thomas Richie.
SALES AT AUCTION.

n
AAN Wednesday the o7th inst. will be sold posi-
z tiyeiy without reserve at the store OF MIR.
Games Richie ne ar the public Ware house, all his
stock OF Goods supposed to be in value $1,000 and
upwards viz.
Loaf und Brown Sugar, Coffee, s Puncheons old
Antigua Rum, 20 boxes Soap. Nstmegs, Indigo,
Writing Paper, old double distL:.l WhisSey, a
soinplete set of stairls. general assortment OF
siaw!s aud handkerchiefs, and great variety OF o.
ther articles IN the grocery iine--Also 1 saddle
Horse Terms for all sums under $50 cash over
$50 cr.dit of 90 days for approved notes uego-
table at either OF the Banks in this city.
.MOncare, Ro6iasos; g Pleasant.
.3astioneeys.
sIarsL TO- tils
MI 81. DICK v Co.--Haye just received and for
I 4 sale, Sparkling Champaign, Salad Oil, PTanes
aud Crab Cider, TT for bo;;iins.
Marel, IS. tt
'EN Hhds. Grown Sugar,
n 60 Barrels do do
10 hhds Loaf do
30 Barrels prime Green Cofes,
Is Gags dc. do.
do. Pepper,
do Pin.entc,
200 Sacks Salt,
10 hhds Moiasses,
Blstered Stes, Nutnegs, Mustard, SC. For
sale by
March 10. 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23

WOTICE.
Il HE LOTS in the town of Felixyipe win he s,l5
Friday the 9th day Of a pril next, if fair. o.
'herv'se the irst fair day after
:, The TRUSTEES.
Slash . Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23

were clo on board the Loyalist, and 900
on board the Amethyst-all on half IL :
iowance, and the sickly season approach
ing. The above officers speak in high terms
OF the treatment they received from Sir
James Neo from the admiral OF the
station; from James Turner agent for pri-
soners, and from the off GERS of the army
and navy-buf say they. the conduct of
Lieut.. General Edward Morrison was
ungentle manly and cruel. Although the Of
hcers OF the American navy were treated
well, those taken in our privateers and
marchant vessels complain of the severity
OF their treatment: e
We are informed that .frigate and sloop
OF war are to be imme diately built in this
port, and. that arrangements are nearly
com pleted Tor the construction in the differ
ene ports, of all the 74's, frigates and
sloops or war authorised by the late acts of
congress.--GGH. Pat.
Ertract o. a letter from. an intelligent gen
Heni0n. residing in Smyrna, dated 7th
NoU. 1912.
-" We have heard of the mighty armies
OF the Emperor of France, progressing to-
wards the north; but all the wonders of
the times do NOT occupy as much conversa-
ton as the capture OF his Britannia males
tvs famous frigate the Guerriere after
the ridiculous bombast of having her name
painted on her topsails, looking up SC down
the coast for the friendless Yankee! The
British officers here say it's false, that she
could be taken by officers and men who ne
yer smelled gun powder from enemy's
gun. 1onored be the name of Capt. Hull
and his gallant companions in battle. The
surrender of general Hull does not augur
much. The country abounds with brave
will
victory In this remote part of the world,
we are astonished that -four is shipped to
Spain and Portugal. In the name of COM
mon sense will it be Continued Surely not
unless the miserable calculations of ava
rice will prevent the government from OBJ
tanning an honorable peace and redress for
past injuries" .fu9ojfI.
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We are informed from unquestionable authority
that the Lower Greeks, have profered 10 govern
ment TO make ample PREPARATION for the wrongs
.hey have done us, by restoring property negroes
as vel! ~ other property which may have been pill
isred from our citizens; ard To do any and every
other act evineive of ,heir trie ndship BY their
Woyks ye shalI sao-s them.'' Geo .ars,ts.
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q q th.a & ~
81 Va a. ie'eneu VIC s"ore
YIN saie.s' saving Jew eio.iies ana pro
VISIONS NeH1 Gay was pleasant AT day
iight, saw number OF boats making for
the wreck At 7 A. NJ. they came along
SIDE and began their plunder. Alto \. Nj
70 go 100 - - ..|" ~ o'a,'' 9. Ho'',
&c, ."e supp 'ie Tue hd.i
,ei' NC, sot"a' 'hey gov s1 the specie ana
began Killing each other tor 1t. We on
shore surrounded by 300 men all armed
with knives and cleayers. plualerinr ms of
every single ,r,icTe s,ved -, ,ha .,
s., -, ,' 'ne e,
80 So w 'ou'a nm % ~ VIC a'neu
N""e W 'es'iutioh 20 trust our
selves IN ohe OF Their boats, and by giving
hem AN order or Macoa fur>SO0 dollars,
they agreed TO carry us there. which they
did in three DAYS and rs-a;,,ad tba;- ono
dolIars,
-,
= tS $50
NE" CRK, March H.
Ercsfdentiof Licences. We understand
that the licences reported TO have been is
sued by the presidents tn Rritfsh vessels
land of which ann,i, zion has -, ,,,.J.,
fo. :.u,arc. ~ -. ;..'.-7 a.:
,ends 49, -, go. W.. ;' 'i'oe o,noGS) eH-
ehuS only 10 hVe or SIX vessels which were
loaded at hI.ieiIa Island at the time war
was declared against Great Britain, in pur-t
suance of Law of Congress-
Nsv.Yopr ,Soroh 80
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NEw Yosx Mar.h Isl.

NEw-YoRT, March IL,
Eighteen American pri,one.s escaped from Mas.
sau IN king barge, which they had permission TO
go fishing in. OFF the hsrbor they captured the
British schooner Betsey, On board Of which they
went, and arrived at Campeachy, and from thence
to PenaasoIa in safety
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-26
For Sale
A TRACT OF LAND,

Containing l62 acres, within two miles
of Town, bounded in part on the Col
chester road, extending to the land OF
James Irwin, and within few rods OF
the Hunting Creek Turnpike. Part OF
the land is enclosed and nearly suffici-
ent fencing for enclosing the remainder
and timber for what may be wanting,
with fine growth ofyoung wood
There are two small tenements and Sc.
veral handsome situations for building,
one of which is near the Turnpike
road, commanding view OF Washing.
ton, Alexandria and the Potomac river,
with an orchard containing between 4
and 500 of the choicest apple, peach,
cherry and plumb trees, and never
failing spring of water.
The land is laid to be we'll adapted
to plaster.
Being SO near town, to person dis
posed to give it attention, it would be a
valuable and productive establishment
The payments would be made to &C
commodate the purchaser, or exchang-
ed for property in town. Apply to
LAWRASON & FOWLE.
August lS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-26
PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to decree of the Su-
perior Court of Chancery for the
Richmond District, on the second Sa-
turday in next month. will be offered
for sale, at the Tavern of Captain
George Williams in Dunn fries, the
following property, being the estate of
Richard Graham deceased, in and adj
joining the town of Dumfries to wit /:
1st. A tract of marsh on
Quantico Creek, from the Beaver Dam
pwards, conveyed to the deceased by
VIM. Tibbs for acres
cd. A tract of marsh con-
tanning acres, with one acre of high
land, stated to have been bought from
VIM Baylis, for Which no deed can be
found, but possession uninterrupted has
been for 80 years
cd. Two out-lots convey
eddy B and J. Eweli for one acre and
six poles, on which has been very
productive Garden
Ath. One lot IN the town
on which stands tn large and conve.
nient dwelling bouse occupied by the
deceased, and since his death by Mrs
Graham with other houses thereon,
which will be sold separately or to-.
gether as may be agreed on.
The sale will be for cash or on ere
dit. as may at the time appear most
beneficial to the trust,
BY THE TRUSTEES.
October ID. laW4"'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-26

The Subscriber at his Ma
nufactory on Water.street offers for
Sale,
$4,000 pounds white, brswn and yel.
lew Soap, 500 boxes of which, is old
firm and of superior quality,
200 boxes mould and dipt Candles
different sizes.
los barrels clear North Carolina
Rosin.
Also,
Best Philadelphia PORTER K ALE
in bottles, put up in casks Of 8, 4, or,
s dozen, as may suit the purchaser.
VIM. Dunlap.
October IA. law4t.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-26
LOTS AND LANDS.

.DUILDING Lots in every section OF
I'D this city, and about eighteen huns
dred acres of Land on the eastern branch
Of the Potsmac, Immediately opposite
the City, arS offered for sale, for cash, or
on credit with security.-Also, Lands In
the states of New York, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky. APP.
ply to the subscriber, at Tomlinson's
Hotel, Washington, if before 10th June
next, and afterwards at his residence in
Allentown, Lehigh county, Pennsylvania,
or at his office in Philadelphia.
James Greenleaf.
CITY of Washington, May %. 3tawtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-26
NOTICE.
e. Superfne Yellow Bark.

H Superfine Yellow Bark,
DR.S.aNFORD'S improved POW.
DER of the BARK, having been used
and highly approved by many physi-
clans of distinguished character in diffe-
rent parts of the United States the
proprietor is now encouraged to offel
it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner of taste,
in the choice of his means, can fail to
be grati6ed in the use of this elegant
preparation.-In strength, 6neness and
certainty of operation, it greatly sur
passes the bark in common use.
ALSO,
The ESSENTIAL SALT OF
BARK. prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up in
parcels of different sizes, to accommo.
date the usual wants of not only ply
sicians, but of retail druggists, coun.
try merchants and private families
Sold by
James Kennedy. sen.
Bookseller !, and no other terssn IN
ieran driG.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-26
Port Tobacco Jockey Club
RACES.

THE Jockey Club Purse, Three
Hundred Dollars, will be run for
over the Port Tobacco Course on
Tuesday the Cd day of November next
Heats four miles each.
On Wednesday the 3d-a Purse Of
One Hundred Collars will be run for
heats two miles each.
August 81 fawt2N
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-26
Bank of Potomac,
October IA.

OCTOBER I'd, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given the Stock
holders of the Eank OF Potomac, that
an election will be held at the Court
House in the town of Alexandria, tor
Twelve Directors for the ensuing year,
ON Monday the ST day of Nov next.
C. PAGE, Cashier.
October S laWse
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-26
FOR SALE,
And possession given on the first Do

And possession given on the first dty
of January next,
4 Very valuable TRACT Of LAND,
n containing $50 acres, lying on the
River Potomac, about two miles above
the Little Falls, in the county OF Fair
fax and state of Virginia. Also, ano.
Their Tract, called Strawberry Vale, a.
bout three miles from the above-men-
toned, containing six hundred and
twelve acres. Both Tracts have suf-
fciency of excellent Wood and Tim
Der, are we'll watered and healthy, pc.
culiarly adapted to Grass, the soil ma.
turally good, on which from recent ex.
periments Plaster of Paris acts in the
most powerful manner. These Tracts
can be divided into Farms of two to
three hundred acres each The hrst
Tract is distant from Georgetown five,
the last nine, and both from Alexan'
dria thirteen miles. If the above tracts
be sold, personal property attached TO
them to the amount of eight or ten
thousand dollars will be for sale, with
which the purchasers of tho land may
be accommodated
Also for Sale, valuable Tract OF
Land, about 8 miles mGeorgetown,
containing about 100 acres, near the
mouth of Difficult Run, below the Great
Falls of Potomac, on which is Mill
Seat, surpassed by few IN Virginia,
from which Flour may be water borne
to market at the small rate of one quar-
Ter of dollar per barrel.
The above Tracts will be shewn, and
the terms of sale made known on APP
plication to the subscriber at Strawber-
ry Vale.
Richard Bland Lee.
May 81 lawtt
TACKSG3 SPRIGGS.
JUST RECEIVED A CONSIGNMENT
TACKS AND SPRIGGS,
In BOXES assorted for sale by
]. G. Laid.
Sept. =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-26
JOHN LOVE.
March 2s. law3m

ALYxANDRIA, Oct 18th, 1918.
VTTaS COMMITTED to the Jail
" of this county as runaway, a
Negro Man who says his name is JO.
SEPH, and that he is the property OIL
q Mr.. Steptoe Pickett of Faquier coun.
ty, Virginia, he is about IS years OF
are, S feet S or s inches high, had on
q black jacket and trowsers. The
owner 10 requested to come and prove
his property, pay charges and take him
away, otherwise he will be disposed OF
rs the Law directs.
James Campbell.
JAILoR
O.toher "a iawSm.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-26
NOTICE..

THE Farmers Bank of Alexandra
this day declares q dividend o.
profits upon its capital stock paid in, of
four per cent for the last six MONTHS
payable to stockholders or their repre-
sentatives on Wednesday the 9Th in'
slant.
John HooE, Cashier.
October l. 3taW3N.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-26
WOOD.
Oak and Hickory Wood.
Timber and Rails,

MAY be had in the Forest of Wash.
ins;on, on application to Captsin
WILLIAM MINOR, who will attend
on tuesdays and Fridays in each
week, to lay of the lots in sizes, from
half an acre upwards, and to serve
those who may want Timber or Rails.
Various Lots suitable for small
Farms, are for sale in the Forest.
October II. law3W.
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Lots on Centre Street.
For sale or to be let on ground rent
forever
Sundry Vacant Lots,

situate on centre street, the new street
lately laid off and gravelled leading from
Simpsons corner at the turnpike 70 ad in
to King St. at Hoofs meadow. Some OF
these lots are in the county Of !Alenan'
dria, and others in the county ofFairfax,
Offering choice to persons inclining,t to
buy or lease.
For terms, apply to the subscriber at
his office in Alexandria.
CHARLES LEE.
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FOR SALE,
II FINE Likely You've
N F. c. RO M A N,

About 81 years of age-he has been
bred a GARDENER, he is also very
good BUTCHER. Apply to the Prin-
tiers.
Sept. %.