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Land for Sale.

T~HE subscriber offers for saie' pc
tween l4o and 80 acres OF wood
Laad, on tharlght hand side OF the se dig
Road leading from the Town OF Cen.
tervilic to alexandra.
This land adjoins the lands Of Messrs
David Lane. Bernard Bryan presleY
Carr Lane, George Adams and Johl.
aennin.ss. The soil ofthis land IS sui
al to the culture Of Wheat, & Is with,
n half . mile of the Tarnpise ant
will he shewn & the terms n,~e'e known
hv-annlicstion to Mcssrs. David Lane
az Geeree Lane, Jun. residing near the
,,e,,;se, or to the subscriber living IN
: Stafford county.
Geo: Lane,
Executor of. II. Lane, decd
January 10 ID Nu.I
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Recently received, and for Sale by
lanes Kennedy & Son

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June 4.

Forty Lolla'' j
TsCAPED fro" OF !
r. on tho road Iron 4
Baltimore, my Ho''e ,,1|
Bride !; the saddle IN, n
s,irrvps, SC; 'd or D''' \
steel biz ard tard0epII ~, 4
and a new ms''Ing rs, |
connected with the !: o' ID
round; the Horse 81 = I'D
high, four year, H. old ID, b. b,
s ~i', one or more OF 81. ~
not dceked' b' ~ ,5s
with an uneo""''' !. .,
e,es TO the pose ,.ie
next mex, porting 10 pa''s ssr,
pponers|rl'o ''ld .:Jp G
from Bal more c f%nI bid,
n and passed the {, cry !. ss,e l
; mp" Nv Twill give l l,r'h 4
H Hsrse, if taken e., .a', ,ssid
and Twenty lo' !, "a be b
LODI in any j''' .
sies. Vim. 6
c.or..erp, June
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TO RENT,

&. .fnd Possession yfUen INN edia fety,
A Two. Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre of ground, at The upper enc
of King street. Also, convenient
DweliiDg.Houss with two acres o
ground at the lower end of Water street
Apply to
Robert Patton, lr.
January'2o
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Five Dollars Reward.

nROKE from the Subscribers stable
Hon Saturday last, sorrel HORSE.
about IA / 3 or IS hands high, shod all
round, his left hind foot white below the
footlock, and the lover part of his shoui.-
ders marked with the collar long n,ane
and switch TAIL. He carried off piece
OF rope halter about his neck. he was
last seen, back Of Sheron's meadow.
The above rewsrd will be given tor
bringing him home.
ROBERT GRAY,
,Othosise the Washington IaUern.
June |.
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LOTS AND LANDS.

EE UILDING Lots in every section OIL
I'D this city, and about eighteen nun
drcd acres of Land on the eastern branch
Of the Potomac, Immediately opposite
the City, are offered for sale, for cash, or
on credit with security,-Also, Lands ID
the state. Of New York, Pennsylvania
Maryland, Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky. Ap-
ply to the subscriber, at TomlInson
Hotel, Washington, if before 10th June
next, and afterwards at his residence IN
Allentown, Lehigh county, Pennsylvania
or at his office in Philadelphia.
James Greenleat.
City Of Washington, May %. 3tswtf
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tUR s

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And possession s;,,l
| A Very valulsI,
| - containing MJ
River Potomac, ssrJ
the I Little Falls, in n
fax ard state cfyi;'1
Their Tract, called 81
| bout three mills fr,l
toned Containing J
Twelve acres. RaAJ
AGENCY OF exceIl,rI
Der are we'll v.lsrss|
| cui,arly adj; n,rdnc
nrally coed, on will
periments p!ais,e,dI
most powerful msll,I
Can be divided ian 4
three hundred acratI
Tract is distant lrcn d
the las nlnc, and n
d'la thirteen mue,. \
b. sol persJnlI ~
them 20 TIC anCur|
ti.ausa'd doi rs vii 4
Is ii . tie purcbsstnd
b. accom- mods!ed.
Also for Salc, al
Land. about IS miuf1
containing about lc0I
mouta of Difficult Run,
Fall, OF Potomac, Oh /
Seat, surpassed BY I
from which Flour MY
to market at Tie mil,
ter Of a dollar per ban
The above lracsv.
the terms Of .a|- nd
plic,t on to the subs:
ry Vale
Richard B
MAY 81
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Ny 70

- / his IS to 81
f,. That at the ss5,.53I
from the orph.nr,,i /
Country :. nj Ma'ryIlssaas. /
yr on The PERSON. \
s Sc late Of 81, \.
All a persons h., ,i~ J
s deceased, are b,,l,,.1
m ms same, euA NJ
thereof, TO the ,ub u
the 2sth day Of NIL
may bay othersiss BY l'''I
all BE- benefit of said ,s,,''|
:, Given 81 under ny WI \
Of May, 1918 "'1
MAY u NAN
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Nav 25

Notice IS htF>7
THAT tic suyscTr7
from the urp ms coI)
Cosaty, l. lter' ct ~ ~
the Personal E,t'''o
LEY, deceased - ~ \
claims ag.iaa' t E ~ y.
requested /" t' .: *. y
.u,herlic&eH TO ne y
before tic fs't ot ol,a'
wise by l.w they m'' - =
all bencht OF sai' :,
those indebted viii p'li
wCjyeu under my b"
june villa
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LEES ELIXIR,

A sovereign rem edy for colds, obsti.
nate coughs, cataraghs, asthmas, sor
throets md approaching consumPtlons
Msssrs. Michael Lee, e Co.
You are at liberty to use my name
in the recommendation of Lees Elixir
as from repeated trials ! have foundn
an excellent remedy Tor colds, coughs
&c.
RD BARRY.
EALTIMoRE, June 90, 1910.
NStssrs. Michael Lee e Co.
was attacked with most violent
cold. severe cough and pain In the
breast which continued to grow worse
during which my appetite FILLED and
my voice altered so much that 1t was
with the utmost exertion could pro-
nounce single sentence louder than
my breath. some Of my friends hav.
ing observed to me that much goal
had been done by the use OF Lees l.
liyir, advised me to procure boit'c
from Messrs Warner and Hanna,
which I accordingly did--1nd to those
persons ,unacqnaintcd with the mesil=
of this medicine, it will appear astc.
nishing that three doses shouid-remove
tne'pains in my breast, ard the use OF
one bottle only restored me to perfect
health.
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TO LEI
Ny Warehouse siu'|
fax s Queen streets, w
rent. Apply to Mr. GA
'''' CUTHBfRT
or
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4 y, For s.
"a MnAln

N a wv, Wool carSd|
i in Complete otd,r,Sj
improved T,rs plan. iE,,l
:; The - subscriber y a,',,I
III Washington ' 4
James |
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Itch Ola tment,

Warranted to cure by once using, s
0 be free from Mercury or any per
nicious or , Offensive ingredient, SIC
may with perfect safety be applied to
the youngest infant.
ri A.MIITON's
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

DALEIGH TAVERN, FOR REyN'T-The
n q Raleigh Tavern in Williamsburg, will be rent
ed for the present year, and immediate possession
given, or. will be leased for three five years
There is large and valuable pasture attached In
the tavern and several beds and other Household
Furniture may be had with the establishment,
we'll MS two Cooks, male and female, may be OBJ
sained by purchase, by those who rent lease the
tavern.
For terms apply to Robert Anderson, esq. Of VIII
Harrisburg, Edwd. w. Trent, esq. of Richmond, or
the subscriber living in Powhatan county.
VIM. CRUMP.
January z. tt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

TAESERTiON.---John Riley, born in the county
Y > of Greenbrier, aged 81 years, feet, inches
high. of dark complexion, light eyes, black hair and
by profession carpenter. deserted from my recruit
ing party in this city the a5th u,t. He has p OBJ
ably returned to the county whence he came.
$40 reward will be paid Ter his delivery TO me,
his security in Jail. Whoever may assist him in his
desertiou shall be prosecuted with all the rigor Of
the law.
RtCH'D POLLARD,
CAPT. Goth Reg't. u. S. Ly'p
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

~ OTLCE.---The partnership of William Il Pas
IN cal Forde, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent for settlement of all accounts, reference lie
made to VIM. Forde.
Wm. FORDE.
PASCAL FORDE.
Jan. z. 3tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09
By Thomas Richie.
rroR SALE, by the Subscriber the following ar

IT tieles:
! 5 trunks Irish Liuens-1 do. Dmities--t do Cot
ton, Silk and Worsted Hose-t do Cotton Lace &
Edgin.-2 cases Cotton & Mans Thread-200 yds.
liar Seatmg-SOO lbs. Curled Baked Hair Cask
Pewter aud Hard Metal Spoons----S5 do. Imported
Nails II do. Stationary, containing States, Pocket
Books, Quilts &c.-l do 10 Bladders Putty-12 kegs
ALUM, and i2 do birthstone.
VIM. COLQUHCUN, & Co.
Jan. Z. epH
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-04
ulmbortant DeOelobement.n

Il is highly fortunate for our country, that
POSITIVE PROOF of that intimate, criminal,
and reasonable connection, which has SO long
been kLown to exist between the Brinsh gov-
ernmenf and certain indipidnais in the United
Safes, appears now about 10 be obtained
Traitors and British emissaries have too lone
been permitted TO hold their midnight orgies
unmolcsted, and 10 mature their Infamous
projects against the peace Of America. The
indiriduals who rvere equally bound yvifi
HEyRr" in his dark conspiracy, have never
We, been brought to justice We hope this
will not be the case with respect to those who
are concerned in the present treason. A
certan degree OF ESERcr is absolutely neces-
sary in all governments This was the opin-
ion Of The iIIustrions WAsHINoToN. IN his
Farewell Address he says,
'' Remember, especially. that for the efficient
management OF our common interests in country
SO extensive as ours, government Of fas much pigor
os IS consistent with the perfect secuiy Of l5erty %
ildispensaSe Liberty itself will find IN such Gov
ernment, with powers properly distributed and ad-
justed, its surest guardian II is, indeed, little else
than name. where the Government is too feeble 10
withstand the enterprises OF faction"
The following article will explain the par
ticular circumstance to which we alludc
TREASON!
We learn that the government hasa length
seized upon the clues of reasonable conpir
acy. and that two Of the principal British en-
issaries arc either In arrest, or SO closely bcset
as not TO be able to escape. a series Of trea-
sona5Ie practices have been some time known
to the executive, and the actors have oecn
suffered to proceed unmolcsted, but carefully
watched. Three Of the principals were at
credited British agents before the war in our
seaports their designs have extended from
Boston To Orleans and there Is evidence Of
more than 70 persons Of wha, is usually de-
nominated respectable standing sidcrs and
sbcuers and agents with few persons Of
a different reputation. We omit names and
particulars, only With the view to avoid any
interference or interruption of the measure,
which the government may think proper to
adopt and it is NOT improbable tba, this may
have been the subject upon which congress
were lately emplo, cd with closed doors.
.furOra
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MAkSHAL'S NOTICE.


nisfrief Of Rhods-lskand, &C.
PonsoANr 10 Warrant from the Hon. David
h"wch, Fsq Judge Of the District Conrt Of tho
United sta:es, for tile Rhcd Island Districts
do hereby give notice, TO all persons concerned
that tbet~ has been filled before said Judge, Libel
by James Dooly. commander Of the private armed
schooner RolIa, of Baltimore, in the District OF
Maryland, in tehalf Of himself and the owners, Of.
cers and crew Of the said private armed vessel. a
gs'nst the ship MARY, whereof George Jenkins was
MASTER her ssckci. apparel and furniture. and the
arms, stores, goods, wares and merchandise. on
board the the szd ship Mary. her tackel,ap.
parel and furniture. and the arms, stores, goods,
wares and merchandise as aforesaid, did belong as
Is aIcdgcd by the said Libellsnts TO the government
OF the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland
or TO subject subjects thereof. having 5cen cap
tured 10y the said James Dooy, commander Of the said
private armed schooner, on the high seas, pa! suant
to commission from the President uf the United
states, under the seal Of the United States, against
the vessels, goods and effects Of the Government ct
the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and ireland,
anl OF the subjects thereof. which said ship ves
sci. ard sppurtensnccs a. aforesaid, the said james
Doc'ys commander rs aforesaid, hath brought into
the port Of Newport, within the District Of Rhode.
Island; aud trial viii be had on The sforegoing Libel
al special District Court be holden at the Court
House, in Providence, Ia ssid District, ON wcdnss
day. the 2s'h day OF February inc, at ten oeiocs,
in the forenoon
Cirer under snr iand - .Nsy,srs, 1is lsf day -
/e5-na-y, a. ~. 1913 .,ss,. ~.
EhryE1en X, DEXTER, .Ie-ss4
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NEW PORT.

On The first page OF this days paper, will
be found very interesting article, on the
subject of our national resources, &c. copied
from the Native american, printed at Nor.
wich,Con. il Is from the pen of Mr.. NATH G..
M SENTER, formerly OF this town, and son
of the late worthy Doc, S,nier. The piece is
replcic with good sense, patriotic sentiments,
and useful information, and will richly re-
ward an attentive perusal.
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M1XhIEL,

At Middle'owp, b. the Rev. Mr.. Eddy. Mr. JE-
TBRo PscsEha 90 Miss 1RrYnEsE PEcxuAxs
daughter of Mr. Felix peckkarn.
Al southKings,ovn, the 2sth ult in the Friends'
Meeting g-house, ,HrzcErsH BAseocx, Of Dartmouth,
Mass. 10 Dorcss PreEIAS, Of the former place.
DTED,
IN this towr,or Thrry,sy lss', ',RosErT y. hrca-
Hvry, Esq in the ssh year ~ his age.
AZ Portsmouth,. on Saturday last, SIR. CAnpxse
Laws OF, aged %. srn e fsob ~ '.,r-on, r.e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-04

From tie George,evn Federal Rehu5iean, ef
January IS, 1913.
II is said, and generally believed, that the
Grand Jury for this county has found bills
supposed for High Treason,) against Mr..
bAker, late British Secretary Of Legation,
nd also the British Consul al A!cxsndris,for
ending provisions to ,I'sir eoan,ry tha, The
Consul bs, becn arrested, and process sent
by express to arrest Mr. Baker.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-04

ku, shrevss s.sis c,aAaadias .5sse',iH a.l Ia
vour dep art men, Of prisoners OF wFr, shall
At ali tines be mos, happy - sfeerise rour
com,uunication. am, 81. E
JOHN BoRLASE Nv ARREN-
Mr. Mreheu 90 I'D. WarrsrA Dee. I, 1912.
Sir-I had yesterday yihe honor to receive
vour letter dated the hst inst. and observe
that YOU cannot permit the interference Of
apy application from men on board of his
Britannia Majestyys ships OF war,but through
their commanding officers. DESTROYS Of con-
formine as fsr]as possible to established regu-
Ia,ious, perriit me tho honor to inquire oil
YOUR exceaIency, ifby your letter am to un-
derstand that am not to receive the applios-
lions Of seameu declaring themselves citizens
of the United States, who are on board OF
hfs Mijesty's ships Of war, and CON municaie
tue same to you II this is the meaning,
shall most certainly conform, though
must lamen, the regulation. am, SIC.
JOHN MITCHELL.
I'D. Warren TO Mr.. Michel. Dec. 4, 1912
Sir-In reply oyour letter dated yesterday,
have 10 acquaint you,that whenever any ad
dress is made relative to men on board his
Majesty's ships, it must be by the command
ers of such ships direct. l cannot hermit any
application by other persons in time Of war
hut in the above mode.
II will always afford me pleasure to attend
to your wishes in any respect relative to the
situation or exchange Of prisoners or 10 afford
any aiasr relief in my power.
have the honor to be, sc. SC.
JOHN BORLASE WARREN.
The message and documents were read
and referred TO the commi,tse of Foreign Re.
lations.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-04
Six Valnadle Dairy Farms.

IS bercby offered for sale. unreasonabIy low fov
years in equal snnIal payments said Farms are sts
uated in Tolland, (Con within from to 8 miles
OF the Cour'Ho in said town and about Is miles
from Hartford, principally adjoining each other and
under good improvement. with good Houses, Barns,
Cider Mills. &c &c. thereon standing. containing
those who wish TO advanoe their int0rs st rapidly are
invited to call on Nathaniel Ives and elisha Stesrns
Esgnres, OF Tolland, or on the subscriber ia Wat
erford, miles from New-London, Connecticut.
WILLIAM ELDREDCE.
Waterford. lcon) Feb. 1, 1873. ov
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-04

The bill for raising an additional military
force of 10000 men for one year, having fin-
ally passed both Houses, awaits only the sig-
nature Of the President TO become law
The Loan Bill for 1918, has passed to a
third reading in the House, as reported by
The Commi,,ee OF Ways and Mesns,wi,h the
exception of an immaterial amendment.
National Iufei;rrnrrr .Lonuoru 90
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1OFt1Nf eNs ~
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Capt BEAL has arrived here from fordos !,
He left the Downs the ls'h December and
brough, papers TO that day,bu they we're left
in this vessel Ia the lower harbour. When
in the Downs Capt. b. received note from
Mr.. WILLIAMS, in I0,don, Informing him
that repor, had reached London of the cap
tue of the 4AGcedonian friga,e by the United
STATES but that it was not generally credit
ed. The report was brought by an arrival
from Charleston which had learnt IL al sea.
We have conyersed with Capt. BEAL.-He
informs US, tina, the papers did not contain
any additional accounts from Russia but
tina, il was the general opinion of the Coffee
House politicians at Deal, that NAPo.EoN
was re,rea,ing on NGrsagv. He says, large
naval force Was preparing for the american
station, some of which he was along side of
in the Downs and that several sail Of the
line had sailed Tor Hai/ar.
Several Of the kas -'an men OF war had ar
rived in Yarmouth Rosas, and others were
daily expected.
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CONGRESS.


MONDAY, Jan. IS.
LOAN BILL.
The House have been employed the most
Of this day, on the Loan Bill.
MILITIA G' REGUL.fRS.
The Dill for Calling forth the militia TO re-
pei invasion, s<c with some amendments from
shc Senate, was read aud passed. Also the
Bill for raising 10000 twelve months men.
with an amcndmcnl from the Senate. The
amendment vests the power OF appointing
the officers which shall not be appointed dur.
Jog the session, with the President, to DC APP
pointed IN the recess.
An amendment from, lhe Senate 10 the Bill
relative to impor,asions from beyond the Cape
of Good Hope, was concurred In
The question on the passage OF the Dill
was taken by ayes and noes, aud carried ayes
IS, noes SO.
TREASURY NOTES.
The House then went iu,o committee OF
the whole ON the Bill for issuing ID millions
of Treasury Notes after some trfing u
mendments the committee rose, reported the
same, aud i, was ordered for Sd reading to-
morrow. ---
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CONTENTS. aM
Page PGcs
Editors Preface, Calvin on the Doc.
Confessions o. Faith truc of the Trini.
and Doctrine of tile ~, 30
Church of Scotland, Luther's Declaration
Observations and Re. that Christ Is true
Elections, ID God, 81
Extracts from Sbbs' Countess Of Hunting.
Divine Meditatons. 90 don's Preface toher
Mr., Fleming on Ex- collection ofliymns, Sc
perimehtaIRelgon, % Hints 10 Tn Paine, So
An instance Of early State of Religion in
Conversion, % Vermont, in 1905, 80
Cowpe"'s Letter in ia. Luther on the Epis.
vor Of Marshal, Is tie To the Galatisns. "a
The righteousness Of Verses on the Death
the Saints consider Of Hcrvey, 20
ed, col
0r All the profits arising from this work will b.
appropriated To the spread Of the gospel in America
The Edito, recommends the work TO students in Di-
vni,y. .t, -
The above work is for sale at this of7iccs-at Mr.
THoxAs H. MuMFoRp's storc--at LrncoLr & En-.
MANps No. SO, Corniill, Boston--and by the differ
ent booksellers and others in various parts of the u
nited States. s'l0. t-'s
The second number will be published on the first
OF April and will be issued quarterly, At 20 cents
each member.
Newport, Feb. 4, 1873 a
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Mr.. Archer, (Md) chairman Of the COM
mittce to whom was referred the subject Of
the canal from the Delawars to the Chesa-
peake. reported a Bill for authorizing the
Secretary of the Treasury to subscribe for a
certain number of shares 10 esfectuatc thai
object, upon certain conditions. Referred 10
a committee OF the whole house.
NAVY PENSIONS.
The Navy Pension Bill was read third
time, and passed with an amendment propo-
sed By Mr. Talmadge, that the Treasury OF
the United States, should not, in any event,
contribute 10 the fund for the pensions.
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So Gospel Treasury.
Intended for the Promotion OF Expcsinen,sI
Religion, and the Exposure Of Error and
Dcusion.
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iUK SALE,
A Hawser Of about Z inches 100 latham in lcnrtl,
"A to be sold on the most reasonable price, for
cash. Apply to WIZ. WHITE.
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