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From the Federal Republican.

The court paper, and every servile re-
r>iler of lis alsebcods and n!srcpresen-
,.'ioEs, have taken up the docuInc OF
moral treason, as laid down by Mr. Grun-
y w,ich they declare to be SQUAD or.
hudoxy and have in addition, tue nn-
>iushmg imPudencc to sscribe the mis-
fortunes and disgrace of the country, to
The clamors ofthe opposition, embarrass
ing the measures, and weakening the
rm OF government, This is the constant
2reteXt of administrator tn veil IT'S reai
,ncapacity when by It's biunders it has
iisgraced itself, dishonored and im2ov-
rushed the nation, and brought il TO the
-erge of ruin The war of the revola-
non was opposed in the British pa'lia
ment by MIR. FIX and his friends, on the
ground that it was at once mi ust and
impolilic and The same charges were
preferred against the opposition by the
North administration, that the dominant
parry i'll our county, now press upon the
minority The elnquen, and indignant
tnswer of F X, which follows, is copied
f7nm his speech al he opening If Par
lament in 1879. Il applies with pccu
TAR propriety and energy. to the violent
temper and conduct of the majority at
mis- Day,
Ministers countenanced the idea that
IL the misfoEtuues anc disasters In the
prosecution Ut the war, were charg cable
TO the opposition, who impeded the n'ea.
sures of government, aud defeated ITS
peraticns. Mr.. Fox warmly defended
himself and his friends from the impula-
zion Of STRUGGLING as party, me ely ter
9lace, power and emolument Such a
preposteroas msde of slandering oppo-
,iion, he observed. scarcely merlted a
serious answer " can bear well enough
in some respects" said he, "and even
make allowance tor the ignorance, folly
ihcapscity, corruption, love OF place, e.
rnolument aud power in these men. l
can even pity the N for their wants, thelf
impudence, and their gross stupidity. /
feel for their miserable infatuation not
knowing whether TO rush headioas INTO
immeGlafe ruin, or retreat svith Safely
Despicable and unpsincipled as they are,
I have nevertheless, learned to regard
heir persons with respect, from the con
spicuous stations they held in the view
d the public. But when such men, thus
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Fifty Dollars Reward

ID AN AWAY from Inc subscriber
IL residing in Jefferson county, v
oi, the 10Th day OF Jahc last, Neg,
Man named FRANK, aged about &c
years s feet high or upwards, lathes
slender made, with yellowish con-
pisXon--had on when ne went away 9
homemade crab coat. fur hat, toN
shirt aud trowScls anu CRAB colorel
IMPORTED cioath great coat took wit.
him 4 rye Bay Mare, some white o.:
hhr near hind foot, with wsggo,
saddle ard GU b bride, the Former
wS;cl, SO little worn in tie seat
80 alas reward will be given fo;
scre,sng said Negro IN my jill so thai
irah get h:n again, end 90 dollars fe,
s'rr'ng the mare with all Reasonable
ehsr4es. The sid NJ gro was bret
it, cs'moitIand County VS. and Ii
at probability has proceedcdtkere.
William Taylor.
Near Shepherds Town
5sly 80. 3tWlaw2w.
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NOTICE..

'HE s ubscriber, appointed Trustee
& by The honorable Court Of Chance
cy>of the sta,e Of Maryland, for the pu'
pose OF selling and conveying the real
estate Of he late Col Rohert I. Hooe,
lying IN Charles county and state # Ma
ryi2nd, will cEsr for sale the said estate
al Port. Tobacco, on Tuesday the Yah
August next, consisting OF about six hun'
dFed and sixty four acres. Abous five
hundred and forty acres of this land is
situated on the Potomac river and bird.
ing thereon; and known by the name Of
the Maryland Point Tract. 1t has two
tGnements on II springs Of excellent
water, and abounds in Timber Il is
feriiit- healthy, lays very handsomely for
cultivation, ard has all the conveniences
of Fish and Fowl in their season in the
greatest abundance, and the convenience
of conveying TO market the produce ii
this productive Farm renders it very
valuable. The residue lies on the
head Of Stones Creek between the
snds Of Mr.. Henry Dent and MIR. John
Brent; is very fertile; lies within three
miles Of nasigable water and five miles
OF Port Tobacco, and contains about one
hundred and twenly-four acres, at pre-,
sent under rent TO Mr.. H. Dent. The
purchaser will be required to give bond
with approved security for the payment
of the purchase money with interest
within six months from the Gay of sale !;
and upon the payment OF the whole sum,
and not befcre, will receive deed from
the trustee, conveying The title ct the
land so sold. The title papers can be
seen by apply ing to
John Muncaster,
TRUSTEE
July 8 aaxts
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involved, and involving Others in every

involved. and involving others in every
possible misfortune and disgrace, nrge
their claims Of merit for what deserves
an axe or halter, and under conpli
cation Of great national calamities, coollly
contead that those disasters which eve
ry individual feels, do not exist, or il
they do, that they ought Justly 60 be as
cribed to opposition such lump OF de,
iormity and disease, of folly ants wicked
ness, of ignorance end temer'ty, thus
deeply and mcurably smitten with pr'de,
and distended with audacity, breaks ali
nanner Of patience"
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de Ia Tenss, ofsan Juan &c los Ro.
medios, bound from N.York. tor tar
port, with a cargo ofprosisions. II.
been captured by the Prisaieer seii'
Wellesley. captain Thomas Petty e
has arrived here for adjudication:
The Venus. under Spanish ceiofs
from Baltimore for Havana, has
been captured and sent in by Il. nj.
brig MoseiIc, captain Ntanhray.
The Minerva under swedish CO
iors, WAS taken on "A voyage from St
Barts. to Charleston. by.H: NJ. brig,
CeliDri, capt. Thomson. 4
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ALEXANDRIA,,
WEDNESDAY,, .4uguss =.
"To sHEw
,Hs VERY AGE x BODY OF The TIHs
us FoRM AND PRESSURE.
POSTMASTER GENERAL.


It would seem from the following
communication, extracted from the Bos-
ton Centinel, with others of the same
character, which we have lately seen,
that the Postmaster General has a
gain commenced the honorable e fraise..
gyor:hy q,crk Of removing the disciples
Of Washington from Office, for no other
reason than that they will not fall down
and worship Eaal, and introducing in
their places men whose principles are
more :, unison with the powers that be,
and who will in ell probability enter more
iuliy into the views of certain men by US.
ing their utmast excrsions in suppress
ing the circulation Of "Me .Jactious
hriats," as the Editor OF the Court Ga
zette modestly styles thpse in opposition:
or he may possibly think it necessary to
give this epidcnce of his return to the
true fa!fh, which we have been told lie
was strongly SUSPECTED OF having re-
nuuacsd, during the pendency ot'the last
presidential election.
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COMMUNICATION


PHMOVdS. kALPA II B wLEs,
ESQ. Of Machias, (Me J a distinguished
9TH Ger in the rev olutionary war. AID up
wards of twenty years Postmaster in the
above town, has been removed from that
Office to make roam for parasite of
the administration The only objection
against the veteran cfflcer, which could
have arisen. must bave been suspicion
that his suff are had been always given
agfeeably to tie dictates OF his oonsct-
ence, for men who have approved the
principles and policy If the great WASH
1NGToN; under whom Mr.. BowLEs
fought nearly seven years IN different
grades of office in dtftnce Of the rights
Of conscience * the freedom Of suffrage,
as his diploma and honorable disc harge.
do amply testify. o. the other hand, me
qualification Of MORSE bis successor, his
been scTvile submission TO the msn
who misiu,c the nation, and who have in
teeir d;scioulion, she crumbs and oi'a!
OF the F." leaves and fares" But the ny
dependent man, dt6po<s&ssed Of Office,
has one consolation left hgm:
Il mean, Liberty unsung
b. poets. and by Senator's unprals'i.
Which EMp'rors caRnot grant nos all
the bowers
Of earth and Gends confederate, take a
way!
A Liberty, watch persecution, fraud,
Oppression, prison, have no power to
bind
Which, whose, tastes, Can be enslavcd
no more;
l mesh-W Liberty Of Thinking"
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On motion By Mr.. Campbell,

The yeas aud nays having been
reouir.d by one fifth of the Senator'S
pesent. those who voted in the at
fematise, are
sIessrs. Bibb, Bledsoe, Brown.
Brent. Bullock, Campbell, Condit,
(haee. Howell. Laeoek, Morrow.
Robinson TAFT. Taylor, Turner.
Varnuu, WOrthington.
Those who voted In the negative,
are
Messrs. Anderson. Daggett, Da-
"a. Fromentin, Gaillard. German,
Giles, Gilman, Goldsborongh. Gore,
Uorses. Hunter. King. Lambert,
!eib. Mason. Smith. Stone.
On motion, by M,. WOrthing-
tor,
20 postpone the nominations OF
Jodn Quincey Adams and James A.
Baya,d until tomorrow
II was determined In the negative.
Af,er debate.
On motion. by MIR. Bullock.
That ,he nominations OF JOAN q.
Adams & James 4. Bayard be post
poaea until TO morrow
Y, was determined in the mega
tive, yeas IS. nays,f9.
On motion. by MIR. Bullock,
Tie yeas asl nays having been
rcs sirc,I by one 9th ofthe Senators
n,c,ent. those w!ro voted ia the al
firmat;ye. are
Hfessrs, Bibh.c Brent, Bullock,
Caml,i,eii, Chaee. ConCit, Gaii!ard,
Howell, Larock, Morrow, Robinson,
TAFT. Taylor, Turner, Varnum,
Wosthiagion.
Those who voted in the negative,
sessrs. Anderson, Bfedsoc. Brown,
Deegctt Dana, Frotaentin, German,
Giles. Gilman, Goldshorough, Gere,
Jersey, Hunter, King. Lambert
Ieis. Masou, Smith. Stone.
On tie question. will the Senate
advise and consent 10 The appoint
mcnt OF John Quincy Adams?
II was determined in the aihrma-
tive. yeas so, nays 4.
ON mellon, by Fir. Taylor.
The yeas and nays having been
required by one fifth Of the Senators
present. those who yoted in the al
Ermative. are
Messrs. Anderson, Bibb, Biedsoe,
Brent. Brown. Bullock, Chace. Con,
dit. Dagsett, Fromentir. Gaii!a:d,
Giles. Gilman, Goldsborough. Gore.
Horsey. Howell, Hunter, King, Lam,
bert. I.eib. Mason. Morrow, Robin
son, Smith, Stone. Tat, Taylor.
Turner, WOrtbingt0n.
Those who voted in the negative.
are
Messrs. Dana, German, Lacock,
Varnum.
On the question. will the Senate
advise and consent TO the appoint
ment oil James A. Bayard
1t was determined in the affirma.
tive, yeas 81, nays 8.
On motion. by Mr.. Taylor.
The yeas and nays having heen
required by one fifth of Senators
present. those who voted in the al
firnatise, are
Messrs. Anderson, Bib, BledsOe.
Brent, Brown, Bullock, Chace. Dag
gett, Fromentin. Gaillard. Giles.
Gilman, Goidsborough. Gore. Hor-
sey. Hunter. Kiny. Lambert. Leib,
Mason. Smith. Sloae, Fait. Taylor,
Taruer, WOfihington.
Those who voted iii the negative.
are
Messrs. Dana, German, Lacock,
Morrow, Robinson, FarnunI.
Resalrfd, That the Senate do all,
wise and consent to the appointments
ofJ0hn Quincy Adams ard James A.
Basard, agreeahlN TO their nomiaa-
tiass respectively /; and that they do
not advise and consent 10 the ap.
Pertinent Of Allert GaIlatin,
Ordered. That the Secretary lay
the sioresning resolution before the
President OF the United States.
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Ten Merluo Rams,

&c seen at iue seaLoi aoht.> alton, j
Two miles from A.tx:l,dris, On tAt
aiodat Vcrno,c foed.
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sor Sale or Rent a House

I'D two aces O. Ian Oh .tat,: s.i'c:
Tue House VIII b pat IN good orda'
ior tae acc ommodation OF d gch,e'
family
Angus 4 et2w
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N;erlllO wool.

NOR Sale .ool, SO Seight g
l. fui 5io tcd Mcrlno " ooiot ths
Il. ;, quality.
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From me same:,
BRITISH MOVEMENTS. :

n
BRITISH MOVEMENTS.
-Erfractto The Editors from So. InigoeS'
comh dGtcd Juiv %.
Con Friday the fleet conceptrat-
ed its forces opposite Mount Albiuo.
On Sunday they weighed anchor
and proceeded down the river nm
der very light breeze until even
ing, when they anchored against Xii
ty's Point. On Monday morning
they landed 10 barges. with $3.50
marines in red. the sailors being re-
served to manage the barges along
the shore. Admiral Coekhurn and
Sir Sidney Beckwith commanded
the detac!lmeut. They marched di-
rectly, for Point Lookout. driving
the stock efore them, which amount
ed to near 500 or 1000 bead. consist
ing of cattle. sheep and horses,
with quantity Of poultry In three
or four places they offered pay,
which was refused by most of the
iphabi sants. On Tuesday they
embarked. being appreheusive of an
attack from The militia. from above !;
and on Thursday 0o-day) they are
all under way round Point lookout,
destined probably for Annapolis or
Kent Island. They have carried all
Mr.. Armstrong; horses on board,
end they enquircd particularly which
Of tue inhabitants were militia men,
and carried eff An officer and one
man prisoners. The commanding
general said new admiral was ex~
pected out and froas eleven desert
ers that have come in, we under.
stand that it is to be Sir Sidney
Smith, and the feet was 10 begin a
more sansuinary war than has been
hitherto wagcd. They also state
that the land force on board at pre-
sent does net exceed 1000 men that
they left a good many marines on
board. and that they landed no blue
jackets. We are in hours. cxpceta-
tion oil militia rciafoTecmcnts TO
meet them if they a'iet',t TO land.
The largest par, &C major ifarris's
battalion. the WHo:s q! G"jor So
mery;ile's. and q part eS col. New
maps regiment ~ caya|gy ere en-,
cain.sd DIT ST. luecoes. ~ yerH adj
vant&senus post. few miles from
tie enca,y on both sides. Col.
AshtoH's regiment s.eXpeeted from
Leonard Tovnor ChaFtico.
The people have been excessively
harrassed with military duty for
three weeks; and thus. whilst cur
armies are making starts in Canada
10 pass under the yoke and cover the
nation with disgrace. are our citI-
zens obliged 10 abandon their do
nestle concerns. 10 lose their crops.
and ruin their families by public
duties Wonld it not be infinitely
wiser to defend our shores with re,
eulars. than to send. them abroad
for ignominious purposes :"
The following article, copied from the
PnIadeipbia Freenan'> Journal Of Moi
day morning, accounts tor The cannonad
ing heard here and at Washington on
Thursday last
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WANTED TO PURCHASE,
900 siogsheads Mary land
Tobacco .pply to
Charles | !, atlett, or
Thomas Irwin.
jackson & Rumney,

June 80
Jackson & Rumney,
H.vE FoR SAFE
10 hhds RiG cov:do Sugar, superior
quality
csses Cotton Cards. No 8, 9 & 10,
FROM pprcse,l factories,
90 bags Navy Bread,
uriage, Griuc Stonns. Eslssm Cope.
vi, Hot'or Chetks C'.airs &c.
,igrs, 3 2,pwlw
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Mechanic Relief Society.
4 state quarterly mtet ne OF tie
MECHANIC Relief Society wi be hc,t'
t the Court House, on Wcdnesle. G.
vening, the 18th august, at O'Clock.
By orter o. the President
J. S. Scott Sec'yy.
A,,rr,,ct
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BALTIMORE August 2.
THE ENEMY,

From the best information We cen OBJ.
tam, it appears that part oil tie British
aeet bave progressed up the Bay as far
as Poplar Island, about 70 or 30 miles
below Annapolis Their vessels are vi
sible from the State House steepie. A
letter received It Wa nits ,nn frem cap
tain James Forrest, al S, Inisoes, states:
I" there are streng reasons lor believing
their object is to attack Annapolis"
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:<ctice IL hereby GIVEN.

Tha, the subscriber has taken out let.
Iers Il ADMINISTRATION in The cosOiy f
Alexandria. upon the estate IF Beh,y
C'ReHy, tieceased--ali persons. hsvWg
tlaiins against the said estate, are re.
que seed ~ make them. kBoaf 70 the sub
yrrIber as early as possible, and tlose
,ndebted 70 tie said estate ave desired TO
paw the same withou. delay.
CLEMENT SEWALL, .Atm'r.
July 2S-24. 2awlm
FRESH FRUIE.
.Now Landing and for Sale by
Adams t-itrbeft & GO.
rs Boxes fresh Bloom ard Muscatel
Roisins.
62 Casks do do.
50 Qaintals best Soft Shelled Al.
:nonds.
10 Boxes Lemmens.
IS Kegs fresh Olives.
March
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Just Published
Price 81 so in boards,
AR ATi1R


Being series of Agricultural Essays,
PRACTICAL and Political--in 81 nsmhsrs
by q citizen Of Virginia. e. - .
For Sale by
Robert Cray.
March Is
The Alexandria Museum,
Is open Tor The reception of visitors,
/ every day, Sunday excepted) from
10 A. M. to P NJ.
Those, who esteem j. pleasure,
20 pass an hour, in viewing an assem-.
.,lage Of the works of Nature and Art,
nay here be grati6ed.
.Admittance forsrown persons. IS
.eyts, each visit-Chiidren, u l-2
csnts,
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JUST PUBLISHED, BY
IOhE E. > lEWAaT.
ind for Sale at his Book. Store, a neu
and imhrovsd edition ofr
GLASSES COOKERY.
Containing directions bow to roast &
boil every thing necessary to be sent up
to a tabIe-Broiling, Flying, how to
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry, Soups
and Bro;hs. Puddinss, Pies, Dishes for
Lent, Gravics, Sauces, Hashes, Erica.
sees. Rsgouts, making Cakes aud Jel-
lies, Picking, Preserving, and Confcc-
uoDary.
ALSO
The following new Publications,
Rokeby, rev Poem, BY Wslter Scott.
Emerald Islc,--- by &. Phillips.
Traits OF Nature, by Miss Barney
Good Men eff Modern Date. b, Mw.
Green.
SAINT" Sebastisno, by the author Of THO
Romance OF the Pyrences.
Forfeiture Q! Methodism. by J. Crow,
Their
Life of Whitefeld, by J. GiIiies :
P"etics Vsgaries, BY G, Coleman
Elements OF Che pical Philosophy, by
Sir Humphrey Davy, LII D.
Life Of Percival-Erskine's Speeches &
Duane's Hand Book, or the New Mi.
hilary Guide for the Infantry Of the
United States.
Apiii IL
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NJilCE.

" a'.,ed to hire by the
year, a GIRL fSoT l3 to l6years ofage
to attend on child.
Daniel Dulany.
August 8
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Extracts from files of Nassau and HO-
pana iate,s received at Boston
NASSAU, On. p. June 8.
The brig Lucia, under Spanish
eolors. Miguel Mauri. msstersledg-
ed to be the property Of jose Antonio
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The following article, copied from thu
Philadelphia Freeman'> Journal Of Moi
day morning, accounts tor The caDnonad.
ing heard here and at Washington on
Thursday last.
LOSS OF GUNBOAT-No 81.
We understand that OH Tnui sd&y last,
the Martin sloop f war having ground
cd under Cape May was attacked by
cur squadron of gunboats, aud an a,nca
sch. !, no, lowever were al too great a
distance for their shot to take chcct,while
The shoe f,omthe Martin sicop vent over
the,h without doing aIy injury. The Ju.
non irigale having gyt under way, ID, or
der to assist the Martin. the guDbpats
dew off. when sevccal B,Itish barees
cut eff No. q, Cap!. Same, from the
squadron, and carried her BY boarding,
aier receiving brisk Gre from the gun
boat. We have not heard what loss
was sustained III killed aud wounded.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

II HI. subscriber will sell Tract
OF Land, containing se3 and
half acres, within two miles of Fauquier
Court House; about 800 acres OF WHICH
are in wood, well timbsred. The open
land is undergoing its first course Of
clover and plaster. There are on tho
premises comfortable new Dwelling
House, not finished, good new Barn
and other convenient out houses. Pos.
session of the houses and part of tho
land can be given Immediately, and Of
the residue after harvest.
This is perhaps one OF the most de-
sirable tracts of land in the neighbour
Food OF Fauquier Court House, on ac-
count of its vicinity to that place, where
fire wood sells at from three to four
dollars per cord during the winter sea-
son. John A. w. Smith, Esq. or Saml.
Low, Jr. Esq, will shew the land, and
make known the terms of sale.
Alse, one other. Tract, containing 200
acres, lying in the county Of Culpep-
per, on the main road leading from
Chester's Gap to Fredericksburg.-
This land is we'll adapted to the use Of
plaster, and is not more than two miles
from Mr.. Moses Gibson's Merchant
Mill. II will be shewn by Mr.. Curtis
Corby, near the premises, and the terms
made known on application to the SUBJ
scriber, living the upper end of Fau-
quier county, on the road leading from
the Court House to Chester's Gap.
VIM. Clarkson.
March 4 8w !,
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IOhn Gardner Ladd
HIS FOX Sale,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee ana Pepperin bags,
Imperial, Gunposder: Young t'yson
Skin, and Hyson Teas of the lat
estimportations,is quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and IRON
iwedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens.
Duck,
bale spanish Wool,
by 10, 7 by 9, 9 by IL, and 10 by ~
Bristol Glass, in whole and hal
boxes,
soap, Candiesan Goldfish in box
'igs,e~,
.isbor Floor Mats,
Wniskey and Apple Brandy In tlerces
& hbls. .....
Fewor casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular MadeirS and Streights Red
-, Wine,
Cordaee and Lines of various Sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Women's and Children's Shoes
=, in'barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october s.
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[No. 1901
SLAVES.

j, SLAVES.
On MONDAY. the FIFTH Of April
next, if fair; If not, the next fair day
will be offered for. sale, At the tavern OF
Captain George Williems, in this place,
fer ready money-FIFTY Slaves
belonging to the estate OF John Gibson,
deceased consisting Of men, women
and children.
JOHN SPENCE,
JAMES REID,
I.i Executors of John Gibson.
Dumfries, March 4. dts
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TO RENT,

find Possession gi0en immediately,
A Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre Of ground, at the upper end
of King street. Also, a copyenient
Dwelling-Houss with two acres Of
ground at the lower end Of Water street.
Apply to i gsa .ns
Robert Patton, .jr.
January 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-15
4 he Subscriber


WISHES to inform his friends and
the public in general, that he has enlarg-
ed his Store, two doors above Mr.. Nc
Kenzie's, lower end of Prince street,
where he will keep GROCERY and
FRUIT STORE, as usual, and has just
received
Fresh Lemons in boxes, =,
Muscatel and Bloom Raisins, hrst
soft.shell'd Almonds and Shelbarks,
Thirty barrel. Of Greenins and PipP'n
Armies, sound and in good order,
Sweet Cider in barrels, .,.s. ). 40,
Two hundred bushels excellent Pota,
toes, 3,.a, r.o
Spanish Cigars,
Fresh Teas, Coffee, Chocolate,
loaf and brown Sugar, Rum,
Mola.ses, Gin, Brandy, YVES,
Table Goldfish, Mackasel,
Smoked Herrings in boxes,
And quantity of excellent Cheese.
N A.. WILLIS. !,
March s 49, w.
CREHORE'S
Hot-bresyed Playing Carts.
.,,. received and for. sale BY
| Cotton & Stewart.