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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-19
BOSTON,

S'
A letter recslTal
from Berkshire CO..
peace candidates lun
CHEsA
With pleasure "
arrival Of the tni,a
sspeaks, captain I'd
Of lis days.
The Chesapeakeh
the Madeira. Csn.'A
Islands /; thence DIV
between long. l'a
cruized six week.
coast Of South An]
Is leagues Of S. "
same place th. h"
cock the day after q
docs, Antigua, and la,
dia and WiOd''ff
tween Bermuda ~ !,
GINA and the CaPa'sj
I leagues Of The =
York wi,hin 20 "a
through the east -
of the w. |. Js'.r1
sail to windward ~
lay to for them III
to ascertain that !: "
G r. made ! all =,
bout 10 days 'irtc -
gina gave s''a's ~
escaped escape in the ag's, !
" ships .s Ct va ~
the cargo Of d:7I|.
jewellery Of brig I ~
Liverpool for ib' u.
E Earl Percy, (ash'riss
the las, British '''',p
She sau hs, on bo-'d ~
The ;ffs Chssspsok' :: =
.s;e cl,,'; '. IL
Home, So days i. TIN
,1.rch 81, lat. ~ y ~ 1
b M.'s : days sr from y
APP lat. H =, 'i,ess.sI
St. Antonio, Ga 4.
l lat" 4S, long 81 f., sIl1|
April I, on > ' h;,s IN
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a ns.' 'a' had I'D 20 n
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-19

iis sass = !. .I'a. ,,;,,.I
the te .ni''e .sstlsilssss
who spsal u "
E i die ,,ssl ly d I'I "a
cities sunk II s' ~
s s,'ss.a. NJ. N'nss
,sbb s,|'s.,h that T W.
m .0m;sse might,
In I flames by tt'' ;;lsty
voS s!!abo SPEAK, ,,i;sss
lowed lowe, Up in the he s i
I pnen Of By,sati,,ps ~,
s SaasIp places g s,,aas
ooa0 n,, Gome,ra.,a
and Bella, Or zs.,%.5s
m os '" {, former ass
mention, four, nv =
d elssi,:tiea ;, ,p.. m;
| ,,l FRO" the rerpr,
tina; mat $ several co,,ss,
l into the Dead Sc,
| a that it discharges ,
| oy subterrsneoSus,%l all.
So some other tr,r.s,
tn: same opinion n
pushed in con.sc,,s,
observation. Or tS'
tons admitted By 81,
culates that tn. lcrS.'
INTO the Dead Sc. b
~ thousand tots d !,
OF the Arnon, and A.
Several 81 e, travellers, !,
Troilo and d'Ar,4n
remarked irasnts.
laces in the Ds.d s1
seems 10 be coni.ss
father Nau. Th.r
positively on tdis
who employs a po:t,
that he perceived, al
lake, the shade, oia
ties. StrabO si7a.
sixty stadia to The rv,
are mentioned also d,
not whether they III
lake rises and falAa.
is possible that ilns
and expose the ..a.
bate cities.
The other ms,Ez
cribed to the Deals
upon more rigid ls
now known that h,ia
on it according % !
their gravity to th;T
of the lake. Til:
said to issue frOmns
to a strong smell z
of smoke, which aa
EMERSON Of s'pbla
really unwhole'Om
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-19
MONDAY. APRIL Is.

Public Sale.
VIII be added to Tuesdays Sales,
A variety of elegant Mahogany Furni-
ture,
so bbls. Herrings,
IS boxes Mould and Dipt Candles.
Mems, Women's and Children's Shoes,
SC.
P. G.. Marfteller.
April IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23
GALLANT EXPLOIT.
CHARLEsToN. March !


Extract ofd Lenerfrom Can't lie Charter,
Vfhe hrivateer Hazard Of this hort, to
a gentleman in this city, dated So. Me-
RVS, March 6.
." / have just arrived here with nv
prize, the ship Albion. which I captured
on the LIST Feb. in lon. 81, lat. 16, N. On
the Esd Feb. being on Savannah bar. hav-
ing lost sight of her in fog, she was re-
taken by a privateer from New Providence,
mounting pieces of cannon. after which
we fell in with her again, the privateer in
company, which we engaged, and after an
action of seven hours and half the priya-
teer struck, and we retook the ship. IF
we had had half an hour more of day light,
should have brought in the privateer, but
fearing to lose my prize, was forced to
abandon her. My lieutenant and car
penter were wounded dangerously, and
five seamen slightly. 1t is surprising /
had so few wounded, my vessel being ex-
tremeiy crippled by the grape shot If the
enemy. My force consisted of 90 fighting
men; the enemy had 20 guns ron board
the prize and privateerl continually play
ing Oh me, & 60 men. l should rather have
sunk than struck. l hope the Caiedonicn
will remember long time the small Ha-
zard." The Hazard Carrie, but three
small guns.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23
Mhreesed Americans.

The following accounts extracted from
London print; and we recommend it to
the consideration OF those who pretend not
10 believe that the British practice of i'm
pressments from under the United States
flag is any considerable evil, or that any
considerable number ofUnited States citi.
gems are exposed to its abuse. 1t appears
from this statement of the Mayor of LON
don, that not less than thousand American
ssamen were, in that single port only, dis :
charged from the British navy, manned
wounded, sick, or otherwise united for
service, Uho we're left unproyided for by the
British government. Our readers will re
collect, that we have heretofore proved. Inv
official documents, that the British. ever
since the commencement of the present
war, have considered American seamen
Impressed into their service before the wa
and discharged therefrom as prisoners of
war, and have insisted that they sbould
he exchanged against an equal number of
British seamen captured by us. This ex-
trayagant preiension being resisted by our
agents for prisoners in the British domini
ons, these unfortunate seamen, whose best
days have bsen spent in the British navy
are neither permitted to return to this their
native land, nor provided for by the British
government, who have so long held them in
slavery Nat. .5dvecafe.
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America, were brought up, and who re
presented themselves to be in an absolute
state OF starvation. besides being compel
led to sleep in the strees for several nights J
and In addition to this, their being afflicted
with almost incurable diseases, one with
the scurvy, and the another with an ulcer
IN his leg. They intrcated the Lord Mayor
to relieve their distress, either by ordering
them to receive parochial assistance, or to
be admitted into an hospital. His lordship
demanded why they did not apply TO the
American Consult to which they replied,
that they had made repeated applications,
but were refused relief on the ground, that,
although they were acknowledged to be
American subjects, they had served on
BOARD British ships of war, and that as
their distress had arisen SUBSEQUENT to their
being engaged in cur service, he would not
listen to their having any claim for relief
from the Government of their native coun-
try. The men stated that they had in vain
represented to the Consul that they had
been impressed into the British service:
IN the present instance, however, they wa
we'd this plea, and begged to inform his
Lordship that they had been wounded in
the service of Great Britain. and could pro-.
duce testimonials to that effect. The lord
Mayor ordered them to be taken into, ST.
!homas' Hospital for the present, or until
they were sufficiently recovered to be able
to find employment by going to sea. His
iordshiP lamented that SO many applicants.
OF this description had come before him of
late, whom it was impossible on his part to
provide for. there being not less than 1000
OF them now in England.
a. We add the following article eopied fron, the
inster-roll OF the British frigate -Macedsnian-lt
shows that 4mersan citizens are not robbed of thes
hhei ~ under the impression of their being British
subjects, but that they are impressed and entered
on their muster rolls .1mericans.-.4s one sheet
OF the roll is missing, the exact No of americans
could not be aseertained.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23
PITTsBURG, March IL
ANOTHER PRIZE.

The Crawford Messenger of the Sd inst
says
Two vessels were discovered last week
among ice on the lake, about nine miles
from Eric. Upon examination the one wa.
found to be the SaRna, formerly the proper
~ OF capt. Dobbin, and seized by the enemy
at the surrender of Detroit; the other a
small craft. considerably injured. The Sa
lima was loaded with provision &c militarv
stores, all ofwhich have been secured. II
is supposed they must have drifted from
their anchorage, or been frozen up Oh their
way to Maiden and the crew esc2red nm
the ice, to Long Point.
In addition to the four gun boats, ALREADY
IN very considerable state of forwardnrss.
At Erie, we understand captain Dobbin has
orders from the secretary of the navy to
build two coTOeftes, to carry from 10 to 1s
guns. Dferc,r,,
We have particular satisfaction in an
nouncing that the Secretary of the Navy
has removed c. ". Goids5orough from the
situation of Chief Clerk i'm that department.
and in his place appointed BENJAMIN, Ho-
mans formerly Secretary of State in the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The
zeal, patriotism, principles and talents of
Mr.. Romans all combine to qualify him to
discharge the duties of the station to which
hS 10 oPPOHNCu WIFI uueuCv and aOlIltV.-
Mr.. Goldsborough is appointed to pay over
the $4,000 dollars appropriated by Con
gress for the officers and crews of the Con-
stitution and Wasp. Dem. Press.
ALBANY, March -.
From Buffalo, we have advices, shat the
troops which had been in winter quarters
at II mile creek, had arrived at that place
and that the force was estimated at 1900
affective men. A letter received bv a
gentleman in this city last evening", dated
the 4th insant at Buffaloe says" To-mor-
row it is supposed our troops intend doing
something. All will depend On the officers.
the men appear to be in good spirits and
Srs anxious 70 cross over" .HrgUs.
Plaffs6urgh. az - March S.
Yesterday, the 18th reg't. commanded
by Col. Pike. left the encampment at this
place for the Westward. The detachmen,
occupied about 100 sleighs, with from to 2
men in each. Part of company of artiI-
iery, with two pieces of ordnance, accom-
panied the detachment. Their destination
is supposed to be Ogdensburgh, or Sack
ett's Harbor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23

hsrbor, British transport ship, Lord Keith,
Nathan Stanton, prize master, prize to the
pr'vatecr schooner Mars OF New London.
The Lord Keith is a valuable vessel, ,uoun,s
. guns, IN ballast. She WAS taken Dec.
&c, seven days ont of lisbon, on her hone-
ward bound passage The prize, on her
passage, in LAT, II, Ion. 81, experienced :,
very severe gale of wind, which carried a.
wayher bowsprit & most oi her upper spars.
The English captain, Richard Hull, OF Ply
mouth, England, died ON the 9th January
ON board the Lord Keith. The prize was
in very crippled condition when she arriv-
ed in the othng. and was towed in by tho
Revenue Cutter, capt. Claiborne.
Last evening arrived his Britannia Ma
Jesty's brig EMU, of 10 guns, prize to the
privatcer Holkar, Of n. York, John Brown
prize-naster. Erhis is the same vessel
mentioned in our last, which receiv ed on
board SO bales and packages of dry goods,
of the AIrora'S cargo]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23
S.f-KETT"S HARBoP.m

BY letter of late date from Sackett's
Harbor, we learn that 1900 regulars, 1000
militia, 100 pieces of cannon, and 2 block
houses, are now stationed at that place for
its defence. The enemy's force in the
neighborhood on the opposite side consists
of 5000 regulars and militia. There can
be no doubt of the capacity of the Ameri-
can force to protect that important naval s.
military post against any army that can be
sent against it. 1t is in 40 danger-and
our lake feet is safe. Bali. inner.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23

OaschkoM the minister OF that power, ac-
companiet the proposition with guaran.
tee. that in case OF armistice. aiithc claims
OF the United States againsts Great Britain
should be acccded to, IN Consequence of the
late law OF Congress. excluding British sea-
men from theirmsritime scrvice--snd also
that the same proposition would be imme
dia,eiy made Ill an official form, from an au-
th"rised parsonage direct from the British
government now in Bermuda, supposed to
be Admiral Warren.
NJ York Icierrabk
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23
BRITISH HUMANITY

When the poor French people were fly
ing from St' Domingo in the year 1795, We
ry few escaped feeling the exercise Of Ri.
fish humanity; they were almost all taten
Carried into Providence and Bermuda am,
literally stfiffied it may be said. withou,
goins too far. that they were Skin,d! The
little remnant Of property saved by each
ugitTe ifoIn the bayonst and the Iamcs,
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": York 2eiegranh.
WILMINGTON March l

The Poictiers, uf74 guns, and the Hoas-
Ia, of az guns, left the Chesapeake on the
9Th inst. for the purpose OF block aiding the
Delaware and Uu Sunday las. they were
seen IL miles UP the bay winch has
Caused considerable (though we hope unne-
cessary) alarm. IL would however be pru-
dent tor the towns ON the Delaware to arm
tor self desence--the best means of pre-
venting attack is TO be prepared to meet
1T.
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was confscssed by the humanity Of the
British Judges even the ladies' c;pathing
was often examined, 10 a eAenaae ali that
appeared saleabe was considered cargo
Body and bed linen. bracelets aud watches.
trinkets and toys, were all sent TO auction /!
but 1t is said "they are not so tad no5v."--.
A recent instance viii exhiolt their pre-
sent character.
Lord James Townsend, a no5leman, son
OF an English earl, commander of his Is. M.
ship Hoius, captured the ship Amanda
OF Philadelphia, from Bordeaux to thi.
port, and sent her to Halifax; considera-
bic, portion of the cargo was condemned as
prize, but his lordship, commanding a Bril-
tish frisate. not Content with his booty,
took from most amil5le and accomplish
ed lady of this CITY, passenger, trunk of
wearing apparel into his own cabin, ohcn-
ed and f,iHagedit. taxing even few
pictures, 10 ors'anent his cabin all these
acts were in ta,e. of feace! Benevolent
sons OF Washington. these facts are esta-
oiished by proof. strong as holy writ''-
Do justice, then, to the great name you
use, and know the enemies OF your coun-
try as they are, do not disgrace his ex-
alted character and your professions.
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Pn1LADr1ru1A, March IS.

An express arrived this morning from
Great Egg Haibor, giving the following
Information The sloop Unity, Some q.
was yesterday fred at by three privateers'
or tenders, who repeatedly attempted to
board her. but were prevented by the hea-
Wy sea. These veseels have captured the
following yessels--SIoop Cape May, Scullj
iloop New jersey, Bruton, and sleep Ma
rianna, Sculi, Of Great Kgg Uarbor. From
this It would appear thct tie De!awSre II
about bs,ng 5lVckaded.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23
"'See, fsw, few, fun;
=" smell the blood Of an Ensi;shman,
" Dead or alive viii have some !"

OF We recommend the above article to the
respectful notice OF tue Federal prints who occasion
ally exhibit proofs OF French influence. We may
be permitted NJ least to say that it contains as much
reason and common sense az the generality OF arti-
Giles which decorate their columns this subject |;
aud its resemblance to the rawlings OF a neighbour
ss print will be readily recognized by tLoS. who
have an opportunity OF perusng the original lucu-
bratiens ia that valuable repository. Nat. Int
3. WARRINGTON, Nsreh'2 go.
The latest news Of the blockading squadron in the
Delaware, is, thatone OF tic snemy's tenders had
chased pilot boat in, as far be within sight of
Port Penn.
The following extract Of letter from Captain
-Rain6yidge commanding the U. States fri2a,s Con-
stitutioa, friend in this cifv who had conera,n
lated him his beating and destroying the british
frgate Java, proves that the truly brave are always
assuming well as generous:
al was fortunate in having an opportunity and
opportunity only is wanting to insure equal success.
to all my Brother Oficers"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23
PEACE--PEACF

In addition to what we gave yesteid
on the Subject Of the proffcred mediation
Russia, We state with pleasure, tina; N
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23
LoNp ON, Jan. 1.

Mansion House. Yesterday two seafar
log h'ea Cone Of tAcia is 5lack) native s oft
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23
NEw- York, March 10.

The Loan of SiElecn ALihons.-Sub-
scription books to this loan were opened
yesterday morning at all the banks in the
city. They are to be opened again this
morning, at 10 o'clock, & TO close finally as
5 p. NJ. At half past two O'Clock yester-
day. the sums subscribed at tbs diife rSnt
Banks were as follows:
At the bank of n. York SOO.OOo
At the Manhattan Bank $1,000
At the Merchants Bank 10000
At the Union Bank 10000
At the Mechanics Bank $4,000
At the American Bank 10000
At the City Bank 2,eOO
At the Manufacturing Company Bank
10000
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CHLLICOTHE. fOhiol z

Yesterday Governor Meigs left this place for
Franknton for the purpose Of making the nece ssary
arrangements for epuipping the militia who have
lately been drafted to I'll up the Ohio line He ex-
poets Ia have a complete regiment on the march for
the Rapids in the Of next week.
SuSboTfef.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23
CINCJNATTI (O5:ol ~ 9

On Saturday last the three companies oil mi,i a
raised in the ncighbDrhood of this place left here
tor Dayton, where those from Harnilton So Lebanon
will JON them, and be consolidated into a regiment
noder the command of Col. Mill of Butler County;
general Wingste of Butler county will take the
command Of the three Ohio regiments nov raised.
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WAsH1NsroN. March 10.

NxwroRr, r. 7. March i3.
On Tuesday eVeaip., last, arrived in this
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23

ErfTacF 81 \ IeIIfT. TrOnl II oTnsIdfr, ddfrt
u. Suites scir. Adeine, CbesaheGke Fay
Rfarch IS, 1873
have tho satisfaction to inform you that
have this day received information, that
the unknown vessel we engaged on the 10Th
at night aud Of which gave you the par.
tcuars in my letter of the 11tb was his
Britannia Maiesty's schooner Lottery, aad
that she sunk that night before she could
reach the fleet at New Point Comfort.
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Capt. Forsyth is said to have marched do
Sacket's Harbor, with the troops under his
command, Immediately after his retreat
from Ogdensburg.
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o be sold or let on ground
Rent forever.

svzl WISH to sell or rent my Bake.
House, the Dwelling rIouse attached
to it, and the Lot thereun,O belong ing,
situated at The corner Of Oronoko and
Water streets. formerly occuplsd By
Mr., aRdrew Jameson II is an excel
lent building and extends westwardly
from Water street about l23 feet. !
will take a low price for it
/ will also sell or let on ground rent
forever, several very handsome lots OF,
Commerce street, setwceb Fs, cite and
West streets, and an half acre lot cp
the South West corner OF Payne and
Prince stree,s. These lots sre in the
most improving part OF the town and
are daily increasing in value.
Also, very handsomely situated
Lot on the east side OF Washington
street, between Judge F,tzbagh's new
BRICK hou.s and Queen street. This
ot is s. fest front snt runs eastw ard
,y vs. feet TO 10 feet alley-it has an
50 the benefit Of another 10 feet alley
o. tire south side OF =.
Also, three lots At tho upper end Of
King Street in the ferry centre of tho
present rapid improvements, going Oh
I ere.
Also, lot on the north west corner
of Queen apd st. Asaph streets. and SCI
veral other lots situated on Queen, st
Asaph, Oronoko, Water, and UniS!t
streets.
John Dundas.
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PIJRI.IC SALE.

s., PUBLIC SALE.
nv virtue of a deed of trust from VIII
liam Hodgson to the subscriber 10
secure the payment OF deb. due
from him to the Bank OF Potomac
will be sold on Wednesday,the 2is'
day of April next, at II o'clock
the premises,
A piece or parcel OF Ground
Situated OIL the forth side OF rrlnee
.treet and west side of Washington
street. fronting on Prince street o.
feet inc hes, and extending back ana
binding on Washington stree ~ feet
= inches to an alley is feetridc,
The terms of sale will be 400 dollars
IN hand. and the residue in s, " ana
IA months, with interest, to be secured
\, negotiable notes with IN approyeo
;ndorser. The purchaser to receive AIS
title when the notes shall have been
Thos. Swami.
TRUSTEE
A.r.h n 2awts
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NOTICE.

THE public are informed that Fish
Wharf will ne established Oh
Jones's Point, for their accommodation
during the season
Persons wishing to put UP Fish VIII
De accommodated with ground for thsk
stands gratis.
March 20.
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o. EDUCATION.

N1ILLIAM kENWoRTHYh ay.
w arrived in town, proposes, pur4
suant 10 his prospect heretofore pub
iished, to open School on second day,
the 2sth instant, in the room below the
widow Fletcher's dwelling, OH the south
side of Prince street, between St. A.
,saph and Pitt streets. where he will b
ready to pay attention to such scholars
as may be conhded 10 his tuition.
Having, for MANY years, had consb
dersble experience in the business of
Conyeyancine, he also proposes, in the
intervals between school hours, to draw
Deeds and other Instruments ofWtieS
ing tor such persons IS may think pro-
per to apply to him for tina. purpose.
s. no ~ Nv
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[Mo. se.6

Ire subscriber has on hand
-SoR 6LE-on moderate ters.s,
A QUANTITY OF
Elegant Furniture,
4 AMONG WHICH AaE
IA Sci OF richly finished Chairs and
Settees to match, an elegant Hand or
gan, Sc. He continue. to carry ON ma
Cabinet Making Business,
In the neatsst and most fashionabis
manner, and makes and repairs Hafa
Mattresses when bespoke.
John Muir.
March Is q
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q ]. p. sIMMs, RoYaL-sTREET,,. aLE1aNnRLa.
FOR SALE.
John Gardner Ladd
uac ENR err

JULIA -S0l ollCt Ldo0
HIS FOR SHE,
Nascovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
West India Rum in puncheoas,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas of the lat
estimportatipns, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hcmp aaa Iron,
Swedes Iron assorteg,
Russia sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool, ::
by l0,7 by 9, 9 by lhand 10 by -
Bristol Glass, in whole and halt
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box.
Figs,es,
Lisboo Floor Mats,
Whisky and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bbls
Few or. casks old Sherry, London Par.
ticular Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
Cordage and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
..en's, Vomcn''s ansi Children's Shoes
in:barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leavhsr,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
.,nalk and Plaster Of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHSo Of the most approved
construction, and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
October s
Notice is hereby given to
the poor women OF the town of Alexan-
dria, that or application to the suhscri-
her, they can be furnished with cotton
to spin, and that liberal price will be
paid for SPINNING The same.
Iiaae Robbins.
Who has for Sale,
Cotton suita5ie sot moaSng carpets,
spun by tbs poor Of tie town, and The
proceeds of which viii oe applied 10
'heir- ceiici
l,ecember Is.