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When Mr.. Madison ventured that "a
byss which his predecessor, with all his
hatred to Britain and love and fear Of
France, dared not attempt, he sanctimo-
niously commended his cause (such as
it was) into the hands OF the "God of
Battles" but from The result, thus far,
it is most dreadfully to be feared, that
he has not gone up with us to the battle !
1t was remarked that even The hea.hens
had such veneration for their oracles,
that they held their answers sacred and
inviolate; but although our hero has
experienced defeat after defeat, and dis.
grace on disgrace, he still affects to be.
lieve his cause righteous one, & keeps
trying on against his own better iudg.
ment and the wishes of all good men.
The opinions Of military men relative
to the most efficient mode OF waging
war against Great. Britain, are almost as
various as their plysiogpomy. For our
part as we entered eur protest agains,
the war, the day it was declared, so do
we still protest against it, as impolitlc
and abominable; therefore should we
find ourselves in the situation of the no.
nest Quaker, who conscientiously oppos
cd to bloodshed, especially on the often.
.ive, yet 6rding when On trading voy.
age, that capture and the loss of all he
possessed, would be the result Of his non
resistance, observed to his mate, if
thou in;eudest to hit tie enemy, thou
wouldst do well to point thy gus a little
lower."-We say, if we should find
ourselves in his situation, and should 81
tempt to point cut where we think the
enemy would feel every stroke We -trke,
we should probably be treated as all our
admoniiions have been Aeretofore-,Ici
we conceive it no tiae for dclicacy, when
our barque is among quicksands, and an
incompetent pilot at the helm.
Z. We have ever been in favor of re-
spectacle navy, from the belief that our
immense commerce will otherwise be
subject to perpetual wrongs and vexa.
tons, from every power that is able to
infict them. And we do most certain
lybelieye that the Scrious commencement
Of Powerful many would do more for
us al negotiation than any victories we
might achieve: this is point at which
England is trembfrgty alipe. She would
count on rival at no very distant PC
riod. Having specimen of what We
could do with ships, she would feel
every stroke we struck on our oqun
wooden rails, more than any we shall
strike on the walls of Quebec. 1, is
worse than trifing to say re are unable
to>build navy, when we have already
squandered more in our Quixotic at
tempts upon Canada than would have
built one hundred and tscenty shifts Of
The line
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From the Trenton FederaEsf.
SELECTED TOASTS.

The WAR. May those who approve
Of it, dc all the fighting, pay 81! the cx.
pense, answer for al the guilt, and bear
all the disgrace.
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EDWARD WIEN, Esq. Of Boston. is
appointed Consul of the United States at
Riga. We understand he embarks i'm
mediately with dispatches for our COM
missioners at St. Peter.burgh.
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TO LET.
August ~.

" AAlS
And possession given On the first day
If September next good dwelling
house and stand for Mercantile Bu.i-
ess as any in the town: on the south
ide Of Prince. Street, nearly opposite
,,jr John & Ladd's dwelling house.
This property will be rented Tor one
year. ending the Is, September, % 4,
which will nc the expiration o. my
lease on said properly, apply to VIM.
&. Newton or Tie subsci iber living in
said House for terms,
Bazel Hurdle.
July 3.
The above property and
a House and lot adjoining,
or either, will be sold a great
bargain oilsappIlcation to me
IL will take bank stock or
! goods, or will give 6 IL Or
| 10 months credit byreceiv.
ing one fourth of'the pur-
chase money in hand.
Vim. c. Newton. !
August 10 d
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iU3. K. c. W y,
THE PORT FOLIO,


THE PORT FOLIO,
AND
THE A.sdLECTIC MAGAZINE,
For the tescr,, month. Embelished
with slrik ng liz ness of
JAMES LAW RENEE Esq.
JAS. KENNEDY & SON.
Angus; ID. d3t
St. Andrews Society.
a stated quarterly meeting of the
st A ,drew's Society, will hc he Id
ne t.jty Hotel, OH Tuesday the 18th
INST a. 7 o'clock p NJ.
Bv order of the President.
VIM. Gregory, See'v.
An.sust :. St.
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EPIGRAM.

When Emperor NAP 10 France rcturn'd
He much admir'd ais bay;
The Nurse. whose anxious bosom burs't
- increase the fohei's y,
How well he talk. how much he:
Grown!
Wsnid every moment cry;
Besides, he'> ,learut 10 Run ALONE.
Says BONA, So hare L
London taf.
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. ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, Augua IA.
" TO SHEM

TO SHEW
lin VERY Age & Rocy OF THE TIME
rs FORM AND PRESSURE.
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Public Sale.

~ ON SATURDAY, 2lst instant,
AZ half psst 10 O'Clock, will be SOLD, On
he several premises,
g. of Ground,
Situated on The Diagonal street between
Yes, and Pane streets lone OF West
ga. K'sg a,'res, and one Half Of an
tcre divided lilo ,wo LOT. OF the corner
f Princc and Pine strtels
And immrdiatf!y after, part Of that
argc Lot 81 Ground, situs''d Oh tho
I. rncr Of Water aDd O:onoko Streets,
Oh ~hich ttere is Bike House and
Dvcl!ins House, Cunning r ON and
. mos, excellent blick Smoke House ~
The lot is IS feet on Oronoko street &
IS feet OH Water street.
=. G.. Marsteller.
AO9ust ii d.
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Song--a Mother hon they heat IL on
INTERVAL TAXES. An excellent drug
to cure the war madness; recommend
ed by doctor Mad son. =.
Song. CrQmt and dry belly aehs.
General ALEXANDER SMYTHE. :
Great ard high, :.
g The world knows only two.
That's Rome adm 1 -
Song" Drunk or sober, so TO bfG
Tom"
The ARMY. Enlisted under General
De,eotlun subiect 10 General Wan |;
paid by General. Defeat; encamped VI
Der General Destruction
Song" Och dear, zphat can the mar
ter BE-"
THE WAR ADMISIsTRATIoN. Begun
in Error continued Ia Obstnacy md
must end IN disgrace
Song-Oh Jenny, hozu yon nniss'd II
boz" -
t.uEs MADISON, DUKE DE BAssANo
and jonathan RUSSELL. A trio; "ho
have Jointly sent a batting into tho
world. and the American people left TO
decide its legitimate parent, and Pay all
charges. &
Song" Molly hang the kettle on
jersey WAK-HAwKs. Fierce looks /;
hard threats; big worcs-Pish
SoDg--" Second thoughts 20. knoro are
best, :.
H1ar in trpths'a .TighJM pest "
Our NEIGBBoK IN Law. Mouth open
for war--aoaggsn and horses ca'tins Hour
to the British.
Song" Money makes the mare so
+ Brigodier General bioonf eM ahs nd
jutont General Diane.
{" How happy. the soldier who lives on
his pay,
No foe to disturb him by night or BY
day;
LIE, fools who love lighting be OFT
where they please,
Wen stick to our homes where the e's
plenty ard case
Song-" Lofher azvay yoar oak sticks
Paddy knows his oaun j;g."
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Five Dollars Reward.

Five Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY from the subscribers on
or about the 4.b Of last month, al OPP
prentice boy BY the name ct h!oic'eus
Mud, tall slim person about twenty
years Of agt. Whoever will bring back
he said apprentice shall be entitled TO
the above reward,
] abbott, Wilson & Co.
Angus, Is
FOR SALE,
TWO NEGRO WOMEN. Each
Of them have two children. Enquire Of
the
PRINTER.
August IA. 8
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MKssRs PRINTERS,
lam an I'D farmer. have ne
yer meddled with ns,ters and things
that are going On in The world, more than
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From the Western Cabinet:
CURIOUS DISCOVERY.

SOntOOS
A gentleman, late from Tennessee,
gives the following narrative.
As person was digging after salt-pe.
tire in the summer of 1911, on the Wa.
ters OF Dutch river, Smith county, state
Of Tennessee, be discovered large
stone set against The mouth Of cave;
and curiosity led him to oversc, the stane.
On entering the cave, which appeared
natural In lime stone rock, something
resembling a vault or ancient sepulchre,
he discovered deposited in cave, the
bodies of two human persons,a male and
female, each in curious wrought has
ket, made ofsplits OF Cane. The bodies
were in sitting posture. Around each
body was wrapped kind of large sh' oud
or plaid seemingly wrought with the ia
gers, made Of lint Of something resem-
bling wild nettles or Indian hemp. Both
bodies and shrouds were entire. The
bodies were consolidated. A number oi
doctors, and the curious from several
states visited the cave. The body Of thr
male was dissecled into hundreds of
pieces, every person DESTROYS of having
a small piece of both body and shroud
In dissec.ing the hesh as consolidated, il
cut resembling soal leather. The man
appeared old and grey headed. The te-
male appe ared child about seven years
Did j; she was transported eatire with her
.hroud tn Peale's museum in Philadel.
ahia. The baskets still remain in the
cave with their bottoms consolidated fast
to the rock. Some Of the oldes, Chero.
xce Indians were sent for, but could give
no account of ever hearing Of the cave
or the persons into erred (, is CONJECTURE
ed by most that hare heard ot or seen the
bndies, that they must have been Indians,
and the attraction. oil the limestone, ar
nerhaps mixed " ith mineral substances,
preserved their babies in that CONSOLE
dated state, perhaps i"f some huhareI
years. The gentleman that relates the
narrative is man Of vcracity, nephew to
Judge brennan of This country. He pro-
cured piece of tic shroud and lett It
with the Judge, which piece We have
seen. -
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MY TELL NE NOT.

by ln'"1' ''0'e'
Nav, tell me not, gear tna' 'he S""is'
drowps
One charm of feeling, ono fond re.
grct:
Relieve me- few of thv angry frown.
Are all Eve sunk in Its bright wave
o." 90,
Men hath a beam
Been los, in the stream
That ever was shed from the torn or
The Balm OF thy signs,
Tic smell of thine ewes.
Sill Goa, on the surface, and hollow
Gun soI honit
Then 'aney , not ''
o"e me- Os':'N
/, IL q founts, that awaken the prll9rim's
Like '0 ueaI. '"
The Rowl but brightens my love lot
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FOR SALE,


A Tract If Lane, IN tAs district OF
Goiumhia, containing one hundred ana /.
eighty-six acres, a lrgs proportion OF
nich Is well iimbered, the RESIDUE
eng cleared and Of fe tile SOL Al
30 ano,her Tract, cottAihing about 20
acres, through which, the Washington
and Little River turnpike road p uses.
IN SAID land are several handsome s..
,aa,ione, commanding ali extensive
view of the eircumjaoent ncis Dor
hood. He"r the above turnpike, per-
haps, would be good stand for pub.
lie house Also Mill Seat. Icing
possessed Of every possible advantage,
having 10 and halt feet natural FALL in
a short distance with plenty OF gord
stone sufficient for dam and building
OF an, dimensions. | will sell all or
any par, of the sbove property, or ex-
change ios b-nk stock or country pro-
duce. Apply to
G.. w. Carlin, :
Alexandra.
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oho;t-Aana Ay,sem.

{N7HILST I wa in Europe in'7e9,
w asystem OF ohort.hsrd waspub'
iished IN Philadelphia, Ia the ,dser-
.senent OF thst Work ii IS sai.i 20 70
ihe system FUSED by Mr.. LLOYD in
/, King wnt the Dsoate. of Congress;
system so easy that any manor crd,.
ary Ca oality m'y clearly comprehend
il j.. ha!f IN hour. and socn practice 1t
in its fullest extent, without any lurther
obstruction than what will be conveyed
i, a few p 'ges-tEe whole art being
comprised IN Eight. en- siufte Characters,
,ilnout any of those perpIexiNg arbi.
,Ary m ,rks with which tee learners OF
the other syste ms, are Obliged to bur-
then their memory or emearrass their
practice" This is all YER, true and
tn pubhca'i,r was at tina time patron
lied by Mr.. Madison. jr. Mr.. Jefferson,
and almost all the then members Of
Congress, many of those gect.emrn
,ubscrioing Tor ten COPIES each; but that
ystem wa. very far from being per-
f.. t. though some OF is secret hrnei-
t1rsw. re divu. ged and every kind OF
work since printed on this subject, has
taken advantage Of what was then dis
closed
am now about to print the system
in is perfect ate, intended for the
use OF schools. with such plain jnstrur.
lions for learning it that perso" OF
,olerabie capacity srh rop>r ass:duly
may WRITE i, in six HOURS, as swiftly,
IS the script nann csn be written Wy he
most rapid writer's.
THOMAS LLOYD.
TKRMs-Subsrliters pay one dollar
down, aud another on the delivery OF
tine work on or 5s fare LIST July 1878.
The Subs ribers already exceed
!, 90, and consists of several hea Ut
derartm" nts, me mbsrs # con. ress. al.
,ros, al: the diy,in. uishsd chaIac'ers OF
tie reyo.utlon, together wi h the rev.
divines. phy>isians, law! ers, proie' sors,
,s.,,ipa. merchants, &c. OF Phladel.
pms
subscriptions received 1t this Office.
and at r. G Wcigftman's and d RAJ
pire's book stores, " shingtor
~ Those printers who will give
the above few insertions and ective
subscriptions transmitting the 'ub.
scrlption .pers to P Byrne' Pslla.
;elphia. shall receive ,opy Of tho
ork beside the usual allowance
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TRFNT)N, February rs.

Died, in the township of Fairfield,
county of Cumberland, In the course OF
abou, three weeks past, thirteen persons,
mostly adults, and none under the age
Of ten years. This Unusual and alarm
ing mortality has been chiefly confined
IT one farming nclshhorhood OF small
.ytcnt The deaths rave been sudden,
he patient no, being confined but a. few
DAYS and very rafely has recovery
been Witnessed.
There is strong reasons to believe
that the disease has been OF similar
nature with that which has lately pre-
vailed in part of Monmouth, IN Alba
ny, in New York, aud other places.
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NEW lLbLICA IONS.

NEW pLbLICA IONS.
JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE BY
JAMES KENNEDY 6 son,
MFARION, BY the author of Self
WI Control,
God Men Of Modern Date, by Mrs.
Green,
TRAVIS Of Nature, by Miss Burney
The Absentee, by Miss Edgeworth
Vivian and Emile, BY ditto
The Mi!esi.n Chief, by Murphy
I Says, Says l, by the author Of
Thinks |
Married Life, BY Miss Howard
Temper or Domestic Scenes, by Mrs.
Opie
The Scottish Adventures, by Mac
NeilI
Santo Sebast;ane
SrlfIndulgen e
Lord Er klne's Speeches at the Bar
Calamities of authors, by Dlsrae!l
Crow,her's Portraiture Of Msthodism
Stoddard's Sketches OF Louisiana
Mellish's Travels in the uniled States
Leisure Hours or Poems, "ora'. Re-
lisiou. s. Descriptive, by Joshua Mars
den.
The Emerald Isle, Poem, by Charles
Phillips, ESQ.
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage by Lord
Byron. 80.
Houcr's Iliad, naw and elegant Nil
mature edition.
February ~ eoht
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tain lines, penalties and fnrfcitures, was
. t'ead first and second time, aud referr.
20 the committee of ways and means.
The house in committee OF the whole,
Nr Lewis in the chair, on bill to CON
2ensate Captains Hull, cambridge anti
others.
This bill contemp'ates giving 100000
dollars to captains Hull and Bainbridye,
their officers and crew
The committee rose, reported the bill
as amended, and the house corcurred &
order it to third reading Tomorrow.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TRshorted for the Alexandria Gazette. J
TUESDAY, February 80.
NJ. Syoert presented memorial
from anumher OF the citizens OF Penn
svlvauia, or the sub Jet OF the Prince Re
rents proclamation relative to natural.
lied ci,zens, &c. and praying Congress
10 make some regulations on the subject
Laid on the table.
The Hrase took up and ccncnrred In
the amendments made BY the Senate to
the bill authorizing the issuing ot lrea-
surY Notes Tor the service OF the year
1918.
Mir. Ghol,on from the committee ct
claims 10 whom was referred the reso-
luton for enyuiring into the expectancy
of making further provision for the nj
i,ia wko naay De called out, reported
that it WAS irexpedient to make any adj
di,ioual provision, which was concurred
in bv the House.
MIR. Bassett from the committee on
naval affairs reported a bill to compen.
safe captains Huh cambridge and O.
theirs. which was twice read and refer
red TO . committee Of the whole House
Tor tins day. :.
Also bill providing pensions tor dis.
abilities on board revenue cutters, read
twice and referred to committee OF
the y hole house.
Mr., Calhoun from the committee OF
roreicn relations tn whom was referred
The bill from the senate vexting III the
President of the United States the pow
er of retaliation, reported the same with
amendments. Referred to committee
Of the whole house for to morrow.
MIR. Grundy from the select commit
tee appointed on that subject, reported
a b;ll TO alter the time of the next meet
ing of Congress. Read twice and re-
ferred to a committee Of the whole
house for this day.
We understand it is contemplated by
this bill tina, Congress shall asseRo'e Oh
the 24,h of May next. -,
Mr.. Macon and Mr.. Grundy had leave
Of absence, the former from FRIDAY next.
the latter from Monday till the ena Of
the session.
An engrossed bill for continuing the
Mediterranean fund, was reac tmfo
and passed.
An engrossed bill, supplementary 20
| the several naturalization laws, was reac
| a third time and passed.
/ And engrcssed bill tor altering the
time of holding the district courts IN the
| districts of New York and Virginia. was
read third time aud passed:
An epgrossed bill ioroiddins Tue re-
storation of goods, wares and merchah'
disc, sc. was read a third time and pass
cd. ;. =. :,
A bill from the Senate, directing the
secretary of the treasury to remiI Ger
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SUSOUFHANNAH CANAL
LOTTERY.

SECOND CLASS.
On Friday the 10Th INST. the First
Drawn Number will be entitled TO tire
Capital Prizes Of s 10000. There are
.lso two prizes OF 5 10000 in the wheel.
In two weeks from the 18th, the Lotte'
ry will finish.
A few Tickets warranted undrawn az
30 dollars.
For Sale by
February IL.
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and the co!ors Of the Lottery were then
and not ill then, hauled down. Captain
Sou,bcomb was carried on board tn
RrIyidera, mortally wounded, where, i
NAV be consoling to his family to hear,
he received every attention which his
distressing situation required. 1t was
no, thought advisable to send him NJ
in the cartel which arrived here on Sa-
,ur,lay. and small vessel. with a flag OF
truce was dispatched for him. by Cap
tain Stewart of the Constellation, who
also sent his surgeon to attend him. But,
HAS !! j, returned with his mortal part
lone hi. manly spirit had left its earth.
" tenement forever.
The Officers of the Belvidera speak
in terms Of the highest commentator OF
the gallant manner in which the Lofte-
~ was defended, and in Captain Byron
her unfortunate commander found
brave, a generous and ahumane enemy.
Every means was.essayed to administer
health and comfort to him while he yet
lived: nor would the worthy, the esti-
mable Byron, suffer his body when life.
less, to be removed until he had enclos-
ed in neat mahogany coffin, which he
had ordered to be made for the occasion.
when the Gag Of truce bearing the
corpse, departed, minute guns were tir.
ed on board the Belyidera, and her CO.
lors were lowered to half mast Such
sensibility, such noble, generous con-
duct to fallen ensmy, will give Capt.
Byron more conspicuous niche in the
Temple of Fame. than the achievement
Of an hundred victories could entitle him
10. In letter which he wrote to Capt
Stewart concerning poor Southcomb,
we understand he makes use OF these
affecting words, " 1t may be gFautica.
4" ton 20 his family and friends; it may
" tend to sooth their affection for his
" loss, to be told, that he fought like
" man, and died like a christian.
The Squadron in our bay, remains a.
noticed in our last. We understand tina
the ships boats and tender are gene.
rally sent up in the nigh, towards Old
Point Comfort, with a view to intercep'
vessels bound up and down the bay.
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Feh:uarv %.
FOR SALE,

A very stout, able young NEGRO
MAN. accustomed to horses and an
->cr!lent c.rriage driver, and very
=. Cd rough carpenter. He will be sold
90 NJ person who will rot carry h;a,
OFT of Marylan! and the district Ct CO.
%mMs Fo' further information apply
=. the Editors
+ 'Nna %. DIT
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February s

PUBLIC SALE.
By virtue o! decree OF the y otates
Circuit Cour; OF the district OF Co.
lumbia for thu county OF Alexandria
will be exposed to sale, on Wed"es'
day next,
Two Lots of Ground, on
Fsye.,e alley, between Cameron a"'
Union street, at the distance OF Oh iee'
from, the intersections of Fsyet'e a''cv
and yninn street, running IS rect
;uchs. west, aS feet Sou'h' o. iee'
inches east, ls feet TO the besihhms'
Tera,s of sa!c-One third Ia h",'"'
one third in six months, and the I'D,
ancc in nine months-to be 'ecufsu
nv deed of trust on the properly
The Commissioners.
February ID. ~
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The proposition for repeating in part
the non-inportation acts, has been ne
ratived in the house Of representatives
by a large majority.
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Valuable bulId'ng Lots,
FOR SALE,

OR ~ BE LEASED FoREVER. -
TNHE subscriber will sell Oh liberal
credit or lease on ground rent for
ever, or for term of years, all the va
can't ground belonging TO HIM on Water
street, an adjoining the Farmers Bank
>n.,i.u;inc the garden o the late Cot
Kooe. {, is handsomely and securely
enclosed on three sides and extends
hall through the square in depth. :. o.
Their vacant Building Lots in dltfere"t
na,,s OF the town, and Grass Lots OF
d;Nerept sizes in the sorthern extremi'
w NAV be had on ground rent, either
Tor a term of yrar, or forever on app"'
cation to the subscriber.
J. H. Hooe.
E,hruarv So"N
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ROBERT GRAY,

RUb En- URNAs
Has lust received-for sale--a few CO.
pies Of
Lees Memoirs of the War in the South
ern department of the United States
Blount'. Practical Navigator and Coast
Pilot
Jsckson's Bookkeeping
Books OF Common Prayer, to plain and
morocco bindings
Mair's Introduction
I.ancss,er's Ep.tonss
Father and Daughter by Mrs. Opie
Knickerbo ker's New-York
Practical I iety
The Ram Ter BY Dr.. johnson, in fodf
neat Poe ket volumes, bound IN boards
CREHORE'S
Hot-bressed Paying. CARDS,
ust received and for sale By
Cotton & Stewart.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-24
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