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THE ARMY BILL.

Although this bill has passed the lower
house, it is 10 be expected that the senate
will put their pcto upon it. Iadepend-
ent Of The objections against it, arising
out of the object which it contempiates
the Prosecution Of a ruiagts war rhc
bill itself is too obviously and radically
defective to escape the notice and oppo-
sition of vvery reasonable man. These
defects have been already SO fully eXa-
mined and SO ably exposed by the oppo-
nents of the bill in the house of repre-
scntatiyes, that it is unnecessary and
superfuous to add any thing to what
has been already heard from that quar-
ter. In fact, the absurditv Of enlisting
soldiers for one year, to do within that
ti;ne the work Of three years at the very
least is, we believe, acknowledged by
the hon chairman Of the committee who
reports the bill, himself-but it is said to
b. the only way to. tfNfhe ranks ofthe ar
my! A precious confession this. from the
men who declared the war at the COM
mand of the PEOPLE, and whose only ap-
prehensien at that time seemed to be.
that Canada might sink under the weight
Of the thousands and TENS Of thousands
who were going up to take possession
If it. Upon iha; part Of the bill, which
proposes to invest The President with
new, unconstitutional and alarming pow
81, by giving him the appointment OF all
the officers inferior in rank to a colonel.
we have only at this time to observe,
that it furnishes another proof of the
consistency and iDsinceriiy of the SELF
styled republicans; who got into power
by exciting the Jealousy of the people
against the strength and influence Of the
general government, and whose every
act since that unluCky epoch, has been
libel upon the principles which they
once protested to veneratc.
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Lieutenant Colonel Fenw;ck. SO Sc
verely wounded at The battle OF Qeens.
town, has arrived at the city of Wash
inston, in tolerablc health.
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RATS AND MICE.

A plant, which grows in every feid3
the Dogs Tongue, the Cynsglosum
OHicinsle OF Linneus, has been found
10 possess very valuable quality. II
gathered at the period when the sap Is
10 full rigor. bruised with q hammer, 81
laid in house, barn, granary, Or any
pecc Infested by rstspt mice, those dea"
trucii yhsyern,in will shift their quarters.
-ThSs dceess of,hisnethod Is equally
spcedysan and .efectual.
FOR SALE,
A Likely, Healthy Young Woman,
"a good House servant and tolerabN
Cook.
Rrguirs at tile Farmers Bank.
Jenaary l6 2aw2w
fT The Second Assembly will
be on Monday the 18th instant.
Hacksprosided as usual.
January Is
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MON, L.nuarY 3.

Eir:cE q Nantucket.
\ Ituur from a respectable
! to NJ. Topljff, keeper Ct
klge Cufle House bsoks,
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g IN tRcket. Jan. s.

ISS SUA~"
& IA tRcket, Jan. S.
BY . m! pronise Of e;si 2
s,aer particulars waich |
ts2ec;ins tpe ship sunk ear
D can aow furnish auta lent
|e ,ar sae was, bat rs re-
-, nothing can be obtain
ims ,nucn'og the ship came
ceS 4 nGmOer M arucles
| en- oGt otthe Srrf, such as
ese,, some buies If dry
IL { 5tIoEs, silks, &c. sc.
| ais Fund :. srme part OF
Me boxes It hats, bo&es
&c ore u skct of cheese,
b;D Oxen " Not Il d~'lr
T., SIP Was ttr QUEEN,
- tee G5nvg., Arm.
Eo.k Several things
haze a-r nanr on then
a bacon, branded Co,k,
a.s. a;ls p L;vCrpuQi mark,
e caEc "n shore. II aP-
articies : unG, that her
1 IA grea. variety of ar
: .a9' so!cs Ii the quarter
I'D been plugged Up,
; OF lie R4uni SIoa! with
'.lsS--rus Rg i, either
p b.i,, or o;ue With white
uam~l Il Is ayst likely
Sslch vent down Sound
he rs oscn i ing siEn,t
o',d 10 - the uig.tecr
B's;l, z / ! The ship
To pee ) along :hc south
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!pN 2FCES

| flPN RECKS.
/ hrasA flgats SOUTH
esa # III !a;e U. St..cs
faRLESTON, South c.
January /.
rs ben rr>cirgd IN town
| a'2' ; clrcpi5aus chan
| a>>l 'sj.,a;e Santhamn-
~ ~ James Yon, ard
| Sen, lately under the
/ IAD.ha Reed, have lately
'Nrd aP'n the ca, Key,
&c 'alarmaUon, ,houshtre
'4'aer coofassd, nav be
''N" L. IS added, that
aSe0 cap.ursd pr ,ious
|. VS. elmer by a British
/ U q by the frigste
r. 'Nd owe account FOR the
/ 40 q d;.ea, ways( states
| ''1h crP'nccd the Vixen
NVd al the sam, time with
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, January Is.

"To SHPw
rHs VERY AGE * BODY OF THE TINE
lis FORM AND PRESSURE.
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A, an election held yesterday for Di-
rectors cf the Marine Insurance Com
pany, the following gentlemen were
chosen by the Stockhoiders:-
VIM. Herbert, Jacob Hoffman, Cuth-
bert Powell. John Janney, Phincas Jan
nev. Jonah Thompson, Chas. |, Catlett'
VIM. Hartshorae, John c. FovelI' John
Ramsay, Thomas Irvine, VIM. Fowle,
James Fl. Heoe, James Patton, * John
Hopkins.
The news from Russia is Of the high
est interest 20 our country. 1t is hu-
initiating truth which cannot long be
discussed, that the battles of America
are fighting in Europe; and those who
consider the irresistible impetus which
hurries our administration into the vor-.
tex Of French alliance, must JOIN with
heart felt sincerity in rejoicing al the
dawnfall OF this bsleful tyranny. 1t IS
Of little consequence to US whether ire
grand army of Quo, or wabash mas
b,,nt half dozen Indian towns, out
aanked herd Of swine, or strung their
bayonets with dozen alps' more or
less The operations OF the militia OF
ST. Petersbnrgh. We are sorry to aen''t'
are of more real consequence than thas
of Kentucky. We have, perhaps iived
70 see the approach OF t!me IN which
the liberties of the United States nil be
saved BY the patriotism of the CesAacks
e tho Ukraine We trust in an all good
Providence. tkat We shall yet escape an
alliance with Benaparte. though our
BARLOW has left Paris TO meet him IN
p,land, to lick the dust from his boots
nd en,ar gle as in the tells that can on
" be broken by a violent convu!slon'-
4, best we shall be a BUNDLED people
Our administration has exposed us to
the derision and contempt OF the world
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Alexandra Theatre.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday.
PANH4kMOkICOW.
IL SIGNOR PARDI,

n ESPECTFULLY announces to the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Aiexan-
dria, and its vicinity, and moro especial.
~ to the Amateurs Of Music, tie arrival
IN this place of tha, celebrated piece Of
" ac mi ~ called the g.
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The Bill, partially to suspend for
limited time, the several acts prohibit
ing importations FROM Great. Britain and
her dependencies, will probably be under
discussion in the House Of Representa-
tives to day. What will be its fate, it is
impossible at this time to predict; but
what will be its effect, if it should pass,
upon the relations between this country
& G.. Britain, it is no difficult matter to de-
eide. A total repeal of our non-importa-
ton laws might perhaps be viewed BY
Crest Britain as a eonciliatory measure,
but partial suspension of them, as an
auxiliary to the war, will only serve 10
expose our own weakness, and to initiate
the enemy with higher opinion of his
strength and consequence. 1t will pro-
long the war instead of shortening il.
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FOR SALE.

A Tract Of Land, in the DISTRICT Of
Columbia, containing one hundred and
eighty six acres, | rye proportion Ct
which is we'll ,imb6red the residue
beng cleared ard of a fertile soil AL
SO another Tract, containing about 100
acres, through which the Washington
and Little River turnpike road passes.
On said land are several handsome Sic
tuasions, commanding an extensive
view of the eireumjscent neighbour
hood. Near the above turnpike, per-
>haps, would be good stand Tor pub
lie house Also a Mill Seat, being
possessed of every possible advantage,
having 3 and half feet natural fall III
a short distance with plenty of good
stone sufi lent for dam and building
of any dimensions. l will sell all or
any part of the above property, or ex.
change for bsnk stock or country pro.
duce. Apply to
G.. w. Carlln,
Alexandria.
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. He'll Gate from Bermuda, with 4so

} At He'll Gate from Bermuda, with $50
American prisoners Of war, among whom
are the officers and crew of the frigatc
Essex, who were re-captured by the
British the officers and crews. of the
privateers High-Flyer, of Baltimore, and
Teazer of this port. It
By this arrival We have received a
Bermuda paper of the sd of January,
which mentions the arrival of the Poic-
tier. "a, Acasta frigate, Tartaras, Sylph,
and Childers. sloops of war, from a.
cruise and the Frances Freezing Pack
ct, % days from Falmouth. ThePack-
ct brought London papers Of the 18th,
of December, bat their contents have
been anticipated via Lisbon. The Der.
muda paper also mentions the sailing. of
the Belvidera and Eolus frigates on a
cruise.
By the schr. Joanna, arrived at this
port Yesterday, in so days from St. Jago
de Cuba, we learn that Spanish brig
and sloop had Just arrived at St. Jago
FROM St. Martha's, with news Of that
place being taken by the RevolItionists;
and that 22 vessels had sailed from
thence for Cuba, with troops and emf.
grants.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-20
AN ACT
For establishing the Fish.Market for
the present year at the County Hharf.

For establishing the Fish. Market for
the present year at the County Wharf
Be it enacted by the Common Council
of alexandria in Council assembled,
That the Fish Market shall be held, for
the present year, on the Count! Wharf
and the adjoining property, and within
such limits as the Superintendent OF Pc
lice, under direction of committee OF
council to consist of two members, shall
direct.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That
the Superintendent of Police, with the
concurrence of the committee appointed
by council, shall lay out and rent the
stands for period ending the first day
of June. All buildings not removed be.
fore the expiration CT the said term shall
be forfeited to the use of the corpora
ton.
Sec. 8. Be it further enacted, That M
FIRE shall be lighted nearer than twenty
feet of the walls Of the Tobacco ware.
house, and any person or persons Of
Tending herein shall forfeit and pay a
SUN not exceeding one dollar for each
and every offence.
Sec, 4. Be it further enacted, That
the Superintendent of Police shall take
a note for the rent of each stand, paya-
able the first day of May-moreover re-
turn the said notes to the Clerk Of the
Council, who shall place them in the
hands of the Collector of I'd ward and
take his receipt for the same.
Sec. S. Be it further enacted, That
no person or persons shall clean any fish
except on boards or platforms erected o.
yer the water, in such manner that the
blood and offal shall go into the river.
All persons offending herein shall for
felt and pay the sum of FIVE dollars for
each and every offence. All penalties
arising under this act shall be recovera.
BILE before the mayor or single magi-
strate, and shall be paid one half for the
use of the informer, and the other half
for the corporation.
Sec 6. Be it further enacted, That
all laws coming within the purview here
of shall be and are hereby repealed
EDMUND l. LEE,
President Of Common Council.
APPROVED, 10TH FEBRUARY,
CHARLES SIMMS, Mayor.
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q Barrels Of Prime Beef
so. Boxes of Mould can
dies.
For Sic by
y THOMAS H. ROWLAND,
Att the Store Of NJ, MILLER.
February 20 e'.al"
For the Birth Night Lali.

TVHE subscriber dcsircus Of aiding
tho Ladies Of Alexandria in the
best display Of their charms at the ap.
preaching Birth-Night Ball, hasor hand
for their accommodates, CORSE1TS,
newly improved and approved BY La
dy whose judgment Of delicate dress is
inferior 10 none. He has lik.wise on
hand, and will make at the shortest me-
tice, G cntIemen's plain black silk. white
marseilles, and the much admired Belt
Vests, ornamented with Hull's bales,
and other fabcy Vests, Breeehcs, Pan.
falcons, Sbereyallies, Overalls in the
hussar style, and all other kinds OF ia.
shiosable Dress, Uniforms, Regimen.
tails, Pelices, Cloaks, Nantes, Habits,
Corsetts, &c. &c.
r. GRAY, Jr.
doors below the Washington Tavern,
King-street.
February 30 St
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
ERehorted for the alexandria Gazette.
En,n,v Enhrnarv 90

HOUSE VI kEPkEoEN Al Co.
ERehorted for the alexandria Gazette.
FRIDAY, February 90.
Mr.. Roberts presented the petition of
manufacturer, of cloth. praying that adj
disioraI duties ma, be laid on that arti-
Gle when imported. Referred TO the
committee Of commerce and mahufac-
lures.
Mr.. M'Kim presented the memorial
ef a committee Of the citizens of BALI
more in opposition to the bill reported
by the committee of ways and means
for partial suspension OF the non1m-
nortation act.
MIR. M'Kim moved to refer it to the
committee of the whole house who
have tina. bill under consideration.
Nj. Goidsborough opposed this mo-
ton.
It was referred to that committee.
MIR. Talman from the select commit
tee reporled bill authorislng the dis
CHARGE of John Ministers from his
confinement, which was twice read and
referred to committee of the whole
house for Monday next.
MIR. Rodman, Mr.. Widgery and Mr.
Bacon had leave Of absence.
MIR. Grundy, after some preliminary
observations, in which he endeavored to
impress upon the house the necessity OF
an esrly meeting af the 18th Congress
particularly for The purpose Of providing
the WAYS and means for prosecuting the
war 70 advantage and upholdlng the
nvbl;c credit, offered the following
Resolved, That it is expedient that
the 18th Congress assemble on the last
Monday in May next, and tina, COM
mittee be appointed to bring IN bill
providing therefor.
MIR. Bbb expressed his appreciation
of the resolution.
Mr.. Roberts opposed its passage, and
moved that it lie on the table.
Mr.. Grundy opposed this melton.
MIR. Randolph advocated Its lying on
the table.
Several other gentlemen spoke tor &
against the motion, and the question
| was decided by ayes and noes as follows
| Yeas as Nays 81.
The question then REQUIRED on adopt
| inp the resolution. A debate OF consl
derable interest tnok place, and tht
| question was decided by ayes and noe'
| Yeas SIS Nays 20. -
An engrossed bill regulating foreign
coin. was read third time and passed
An engrossed bill for the encourage
ment of vaccination was read thirs
ime,
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Cayenne with 1900 barrels Of -four,
a brig from Philadelphia in distress
bound to Lisbon, with 25G0 barrels
both of which will sell here. do
not think -four would command this
day 16 dollars. At Barbados ID
dollars-The privateers that were
OFF here have disappeared, and about
ten vessels have sailed for America.
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Attention !

The Independent Blues will attend
parade on the Market Square on Mon
day the 22d inst. precisely at 10 o'clock
A. M. with arms and accoutrements in
good order, to join in celebration of the
day. PunctuaI and general attendance
is expected. Blank cartridges viii be
furnished on parade.
CHAS. M'KNlGHT, Capt.
February %
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February 20
PUBLIC SALE.

Agreeably to an order from the hon.
the Orphans's Court, IF Charles Coun-
ty, will be exposed at public sale, at
Bryan. Town, on The d day OF Marcs
next, two Negro Men, one Woman,
and two Chltdren-the property II
Alexander MCPHERSON, junior, late OF
Charles County, deceased; on acrr'''t
cf six norths, the purchaser or put-
chasers giving BOND with approved So.
curity, boa ing interest from the day
OF sale.
John w. M'Pherson,
H. M'Fherson, of Alex.
Administrators
Fshruarv 70. d}f'
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cavalry Orders !

avaLry Orders
The Officers and Privstes Of the A.
lexandria Cavalry, are requested to al.
tend parade at ten O'Clock, on Monday
rbe 29d inst. in full uniform, and with
six blank cartridges each'-Asthis meet.
ing is for the purpose of Celebrating
the Anniversary of our beloved WAsH-
INC ION, It's expected every member
will be punctual in their attendance.
By Order Of The CAPTAIN,
w. F. I hornton, Secy.
February -. DIT.
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BALTIMORE. Feb. II
!. From the Delescare Watchman.
ANOTHER SPLENDID NAVAL
E,,.roct of letter dated 81. baf1s.

Extract Of letter ea'Fa %: '''
~ Jun. g. ISIS.
Uehaye this morning information
- the Packets arrival at MART
NJ u;oue. bringing out an order in eeu y. :
Ill giving all the governors OF Tue !!
d islands power to grant grant II,
osn.es for any vessels except Frencn
IN trade-We have had many arr.
v 70 with -four beef &c. one from ON
Alexandra in distress bound 'oi
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1t is believed that the bill authorising
the President to take possession of Flori-
da, has been rejected. If SO, our nation
al character is fairer, BY one stain, than
We had any reason to expect it would
have been.
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w lNfO, r. no, oC.
s Pipes old London P. Madeira
IL do. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon IS
pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry =
SCquarter casks Malaga
ceases Ciaret
40 chests gunpowder, imperial and
younghyson Teas, of very sape.
rior quality,
20 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern do.
80 hhds. Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
800 pounds bright Nader,
40 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
40 kegs race and gound Ginger,
50 bales Upland Cotton. nice quslis5s
700 pounds Bengal & Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mould and dipt Candies,
40 do. No. 2 Chocolate,
100 do. Pipes, containing 8 gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
90 hhds. N. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With a general assortment Of other
GROCERIES,
FOR SALE BIZ
Bryan Hampson & Co.
ApGnsr 2S
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pin g., 70 an. nd asked him w re
9 s %, the man =, who ~h waf
~ . s;'s' no, sir; tn, thou s"'
''. ~! . little sqsa1 1Dn,, en- ,
.sao perceived me-. nsa'p y.
$50, ',so up, with clubs 1s,. DC.
d' 'ooo ~ which he retreat :.
B ' ''sp. accompanied ed 0y !
q an, ,'sGG here, said he, !
&c, .e which l have away ~
. a. bu, 1 cannot tell = ne
l' III; time in my hand an
80; 'pI' Of arm 4 CAME e.,
! l Ca,s! 1t had a sh'r'
!,,,r int. lie then sat
me old man were re-
,'I t,llowed them win a
y, the the. old man on the hat,
t = ' "S. that he repeated
,.'ibarsihsad, s. the ola man MA
At tina, moment Ma :,
p Ne sprung forward, and \;
.. 18th his weapon, but did
!, effects bis blow prooa |,
,oueealed himself behind
,tssrrards in some sha'
u" ~, soon taken. He ut
= ~. NV intentions Of muir.
b y h. considered himself
| al accessary.:
/ bsd thought, if mercy was
! he gully, that, from the
| oi bis case it would be
| He expressed the great
Tor the blindness OF those
10 had visited him, IN
/, and prayed with him :.
4, said tba, the Methodist
[5s,o much with him, and
| much consolation. He
| resentment against those
L.j bis condemnation !; he
| sccusers, and daily pray.
lie tenderly mentioned
|. VINO he supposed were
|hm:n,ablc situation-he
4, upon his spiritual con-
h h: knew that God was
k,i,en, sinners, but he did
[S,r ,ha, mercy would be
[. he knew that if he had
he was safe, but he
rhelher he possessed such
l,e complained of mental
! sid, that sometimes be
b degree Of fervor and en-
PRAYER at Others, ne was
Eal, and 70 NAL, in spite OF
/ Could he be spared a
Fu days, to devote to pray
h, might make his peace
\, liz time va. too short
b place some dependence
|scjcd reception of the Sa
|ordiDs to the rights OF the
Io.ic church--he said he
} all who had ever injured
|racaAsly, as he had been
one person who had en-
Ehsasloo Of dying distract
executed, he prayed four
b day that God would
400 consolation 10 that
Eurnt Of thes conversation
! nan, though | have not
Frryed his precise express
Fcnct meaning OF his OBJ
preserved. Several rea-
nc 10 make it PUBLIC. il,
'a'TcIons from resting up
a. il cannot affect the un-
be-, as the voice of GEN.
ao' The repOse Of the grave.
pred myself bound by the
o5FSallons, 10 be most
exact in this narration, as
corrected by him, whose
! IL he silence of death.
|~ia Public exccution IS to
u. example, and 4 sole IN
PRAYERS, Several particu-
Pee On this occasion aft rrd
/ From this example 1t
T saaO the fatal poison of
@@Oi company. Let the m
r. the dangerous conse-
FL ssy arise from associa-
F'O' pursuits. What begins
r enc IN murder /! From
|F0t lei all learn the value
saa' earnestness did poor
|L'ae 4 lew days to prepare
| eternity. /" A little Ion
PIE longer. might be bit
E'S! lis stains, and fit him
F. Use thea, 0 man, the
'se', hSe too many, a mo.
[ SsO' VIXEN worlds want
r., And finally, let all
| ~s GosPcl feel the i'm
|, ". N,'lns the prisoners
I" 'G aih'cton. Il WAS with
f" 'u'e that this poor man,
+" st'eEn'iy, acknowledged
u7cuonete visits OF SOME
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Mr.. Williams moved that it be re-
committed, some debate took place, and
the motion was negatived.
Mr.. Stanford moved to postpone it
indefinitely. Negatived.
The bill was taen passed.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, February 20.

ITO SLEW
THE VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TIME
HIS FoRM AND PREsSrRE.
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It. Ubes salt aAoat.

It. UbeS Salt alOat.
Fer SALE,
IN hoard the schooner William, lying
a,Cameron Street Wharf,
The Cargo Of said schr.
which will be sold on moderate terms
from On board, and in lots not less than
100 bushels. ~,
Freight will be taken for Norfolk on
low terms.
February 20
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To the Public.

TN order to preven. deception, the
8 public are castioDed not to purchase
any OIL that may be offered as Paul's,
ratent Columbian Oil, that do not bear
the true characteristics as published by
my sole principal agent, Doctor JOHN
LOVE, Of Baltimore.
Thomas Paul.
Baltimore, March 81, lsl2-Feb. i3.
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TO my Creditors.

GENTLEMEN,
Although placed in disagreeab's,
situation, and as conceive unJust'y,
AXE the liberty of requesting your in
diligence for shorttime, until can by
unremitted exertions, discharge all the
lust claims against me, which l. assure
YOU l shall do, and thereby defeat the
malice of my enemies.
K. Langley
February ~ 81
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MlLR, Febru,rr Il

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h, % :, n, last, William
n 81 N'r,ick township, in
IrS i,, ,,, 1r,'smp,ins to arrest
|l.r, N i'A. for debt, was
|eains ' ~ IN ,n''artly killed
a sS:, Of The same day, NJ
E,.S| .f men, his comrades.
:" prison in this be.
ES LII ( lapp,,v 10.
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