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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22
From the Deliberate Press.
COLUMBIA PRE-.
A PARApY oN


Dear Erin, or Z" CushiansGehyes"s
Oh dearto my heart is the temple of plea
sure,
The land of nay being, Columbia free,
The wanderers refuge, the Freeman's FOND
treasure,
3 AID liberty halls thee, her Cushlamachree
Thy arms are extended IN welcome with bles
sing,
The stranger that aies from oppression tic
thee,
The needy are sooth'd with thy tender cares
80 sing,
And sweet are the smiles that breathe Cush.
lamSchree,
Thy sons are all brave, but the battle once
over,
In br als peace with their foiS they a.
And the roseate checks of thy daughters dis
cover,
The soul-speaking blush that says Cushla
machree;
Then flourish my dear native country, for
May Heaven protect thee from tyranny,
III rest on Thy bosom, nor leave thee, no ncv.
Thou glory of nations. dear cushlamachree
When distant the tempest of battle is, beat.
ing, -
The Genius of Freedom, thy guardian shall
be, ;;ss
And swift from the scenes of destr uction re-
treating, a "A
SHAH find an asylum in Cushlamachree.
Oh, there my she resi- the sweet country of
Heaven,
Till time be no more and creation shall
flee,
And far from the regions of cruelty driven,
Repose on thy bosom, 'biest Cushlamachree.
'"Child of my Heart'-D. Press.
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sKETCH OF THE LAWS.

(CoxrINuEpO ft
Az So. 49,, TT,
~ nc, ncntoor,,;nse - -, staSI;s
rr,,,;l,. "a fn.,S, -, 49, - 800
nikc ro.,l th,.n,,e,,, sn.cL..s, o., - d. NJ
Ri,rc 60 shepa,,,Io,I r,v; ,o,,,a.,i "a
,.r .uti,,.is,s ,i, Pres;,,e,, ,5i D;ro,t,r, = =
the con,nanv 70 lessen ,be 40; III a. lie roa1
from 60 TO Is feet: provided ! Ts;orSty of The
stockho. ders at their nryt annual 'n'ectina -
| gree 20 the same
az An act. Sc concerninc- .J.rncs Dena.,. >,
exempts him. under cer,';n .,r,,,,,;onS 'ro,,
tn. obIieation Of srindipp. coS,,ron ,r,.;s, =,
his ,aanuIaetl ring mill iyine, between hrs bfhes
two mills situateS ON ouantico creeL IN pr;nca
william county
as. An act. !" coneernius tho nod ofr,,
ceedinr by courts imposing nes to, >,
declares that hencafortr ;t III - ~,
fad for any court to ;mrosc an, G I;~e 1 go, ,"",
witness. iuror. or any otber-,,crso, -, -
dience OF it's nroccss on. f, ~, IN, ',
tempt, unle.s the person, ON whom such fne
shall be imoosed. shall either M. ,,,esent -
court at the time. or shall have tcer G,i,, 60
ed with a rule of the court. retnrnab,e ~ sor,
certain day. recurring him to sI,r -, ,,
such fine should nor b. imposed mon him .n5
shall have failed to apDear and INV su.,'
cause after which. and moi baCor. no e.
I shall be final ANY nersor VIII. =, ~ oI,s..1
and without previous rule eefved ,,ro,, ~,
may nave, heretofore been fined for d,soL'',Ii
ence of process. or other contsrnr, sI,I, -.
liberty, al any time 6efoye fhe oy1et = .,,-k
fine to appear before tie court and si,o,,
against it !; and such fine NAV then hs ,e,,;t.,,
by the cours, upon payment IF IN co.ts ;ncf,c.
red bv the Imrosition and re,,,ss;Nr t,,.roac
40 An act. :. GRANTING, ,res,.rt LIE, n.
mas Pearson and also ptacin,. him ON ,Ie rer
s,oh list" allows .!am 50 dollars for bresrn,
relief, and an annual rension nj "a drlIsr<
So. in act, 10 amend an act. entitled "an
act allowing Jostph parkey Certain am, or
money annu;,Iiy,'' era,,ts him 40 dollars ~.
present relief, and 40 dollars her amman IN
addition to his ieriner pension.
81 An set, 90 Giving To Thomas p. Tovlo,
present relief. and n pension ,, aIioyvs HIM on,
hundred dollars Immediately. and 60 dollars
per annum.
81 An act, CONCERNING Samuel Cockavne. ,,
RENTS a finc Of 50 dollars imposed mon him
as a militia man.
So An act, yestine- in the trustees If tbe
free school of ST. PANS Parish in the co,,nt,,
OF king George. for the nee nj Inc tss;d schooi
tho scite, the church thereon, and the vestry
house IN the sad Parish.
81. An act, 8 declaring Buiialoe river pub
lie highway, within certain distance therein
mentioned, provides, that so soon as said river
sl'ii, by the report OF commissioners, to be
appointed by the county coart of Prince Ed
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THOMAS TINsLEY. chniyman

u nc b0NTU OF ITNFfetS.
The course of Education, though somewhat
different in form, will be the same in fact, as
that pursued in the Richmond Academy, when
NJ. ID. left it, viz The Greek, Latin and En-
glish languages elassically; History, Geogra-
ply and tie Bellies Lcttrcs; Arithmetic, Book
Keeping, and all the practical and useful bran
ches of the Mathematics with the use ofGiobes
and other instruments-The School will com
mence the second Monday in January next, aud
continue the whole year, no holidays will be
allowed but those requested by parents.
Nov. 10. wifi
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IconREerEn wRRxLy.t
Washington Henry Academy

Hanover Iown Road, 10 miles from Richmond
the Trustees of the Academy are enabled
to announce totbe public that Mr.. Doyle, OF
Richmond, late coatljutor with Messrs- Girar-
din & Wood, has accepted its superintendent
land, in consequence Of their liberal applica-
- son OF the funds, has agreed to employ an as
ysistsnt and reduce hs.fsss-for tuition, TO four,
sis, and eight Spsfdrs, per quarters>eccording as
the classes Sfe advanced, as shall appear on
cards to bsGdistributcd Cor the purpSke.
Board Gan be had in the most respectable ia
miles cIAveniept, for froH sixty to eighty dol
lars peri nnoT Young ladies and young gen
tlemen ill IF INSTRUCTED in separate Po,ps,
and ths $an% advanHss Fan be enjoy here
as in r NPnd-y< kas. oSthe disadv Stages
for IND auke, as good $ard, washing, Edging
md tuHon can be rel we'd here, as town
Tor littt1Nore expencethan tuition alofe there /;
yet free NRm all the vicious habits gid visious
society, co<hpon to all cities.
The originatintention of the>donors TO this
tees are determined TO spare no expence that
their funds will admit of, in carrying it into
execution. They are now prepared to accom-
MEDIATE any number of pupils that may offer
Young gentlemen may ifthey please, have lodss-
ing rooms in the Academy. Young ladies' and
little boys can be accommodated at Captain
Richardson's, or any of the neighbouring gen
tlemcn's.
AL the advantages arising to youth from the
present plan cannot be set forth in an advor-
tisement b may be fully ascertained BY APP
plying AZ Nix kiason's Tavern, or 10 amy OF
the unslcrnanSsti trustees, viz:
Col. William 1rrtel,earf, Capt. John A. Rich
ardson. Maine Thomas Starke, Capt. Pete Eos
ter, Alexander Anderson, Esq. or the subscri-
Der, all of whom live convenient to tile insttu
ion.
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Stikirg The CQnnon.
The king of France taking

The king of France taking his
supper with the queea one evening.
and diseuursing with the wittycount
St. German, the queen amused her
self by splitting crumbs of bread roll
cd up like bullets. in the king face
he king smiling al the sportiyeness
OF the queen. asked The count. 'What
would YOU do. count, if You were SO
canponaded?'--s should replied
st. German, spike the cannon
Cooks unharalt.fed ereeilence'
In characters new, ard ~ characters Old,
Cooke must be allowed a matches fiue
fellow;
For act what he will, we are constantly
told, ;,
Tina, in every part he is perfectly mel
loW.
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Lands For Sale.

THE. subscriber cfcrS Tor sale ,
smaIl Farm containing aEoul 80 ScrT+
.b u; five mites from hlcxan1ria. on
thsColchester road, adjoining T. farnir
of Mr. Haywood Foots and Mr Der
MS Johnson, the Srca;er pari Of "hck
is meadow laad and the remalnGer " eii
adapted 10 Clover end the procucDon
nt vegetables, abounGing il exce'ler'
SPRINGS, fsom wkich the meade" iaAg
may lie wsteisd also, two hu dte',
andsixty one acres Of land, nj ~ "fe"
an, timber. except about My acre"
cleared and un.cr good fsn, :, oh ~
Rsvensworth road, abou, f m!.e: 'roH
Alexandria, ard adjoining tie j. ds o.
William Hepburn, Danie' Du:a'1' am
the late Robert Moss, md a. " n'ie
from the first mentioned t4rn,
Also, Lot OF Land, containing &C
ven acres contiguous 10 the lowb n'
Alexandra. adjsiuing nc 'srds OF fe.'l
Howard and Peter Shercn
Cir. Simms.
Nav, % 81" ivy
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LONDON, April S.
Austrian ambassador.

Austrian .3mDdSSUUo.
Baron Wcssem6cr, the Austrian Am
bassador to this couGtry, arrived IN town
So early as Monday last, attended by
Count Paifey and Baron Balhsld, having
landed on Sunday at Aldborough: 1t Is
expected that he will deliver his creden-
,iais to the Prince Regent at the Levce
Tomorrow. The nature of his mission
is not yet officially known; but 1t is not
doubted that he is come to offer the me-
diation of his master for a general peace
X is stated on the faith of private ad-,
vices from the continent, that Bopaparte
has preferred to Austria the restoration
of her maritime possessions on the a.
driatic. and even the Venetian States as
n bond to bind his father-in- law to stead,
alliance, defensive and offensive, with
him.
The Moniteur has made some notes
on passages in an English psper, In the
usual style. Upon the subject ola sup
posed Indemnity proffered to Denmark,
at the mouth of The Elbe, for Norway,a
is stated in one of these notes that.
- were the enemies armies encamped
on the heights Montmartre, nof 7''l-
tage of the viRsges eonstifutionaily unit
ed to TIE French Emtire Should be eed-
ed" 1t is net impossible that affairs
may be brought to this extremity. We
NAV Judge Of the importance attached
to Dantzic in France, from the French
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ErtrQet ofG litter from a gentlemen in
Chic, to the Editor Of me Baltimore
Weekly Register, dated
CHILICoTuE. May If.
"Some> person "wcll inclined to-
wards the British interest" has pat
hoax upon The venerable governor of
Kentucky. A letter was handed
him by express. purporting to he
from Harrison, directing him to su.
mend the raising of two regiments
designed 10 reinforce him. which re-
giments were then ersaaized. inpur-
suance OF Harriscn'S (supposcd) in,
structions. the troops were disband.
cd and day Or two ago an express
from Harrison went on to Kentucky
to hurry them on!
"Some singular circumstances
have TRANSFERRED respecting the ex-
press mail being opened and letters
taken out and broken open. ny a
conference.-the agent for tie gene
raj postmaster, who established the
express mail. He has been arrested
by order of gen. Harrison, and is
now in this place waiting his trial =
Suspicion is strong of communication
with the enemy.
A spy has been detected few
DAYS ago in Urbanna, and put into
Jail. Others are suspected aud close
ly watched"
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.-zxD: a.: exssas-
Bad Mars Affects the .4hfethe.

Bad Mas Affects the .4hfeH'e.
During The wars which the Dnke
of Milan carried on against the
Florentines. he had provided himself
with most excellent cook. whom he
had sent TO France to be instructed
in the culinary art. On receiving
one day very bad news fr.m his ar
my. 10 found fault with every thing
on the table, and accused his cook Of
want Of professional skill. Ell the
Florentincs have taken away your
appetite, my Lord, it is nc fault of
mine."
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Land for Sale.

E. HE subscriber wisiiss TO sell
| Lot Of Land, containing a5eut
Sixty three ard an hsli Acres, sdIoi',-
ing VIM. II Tclret's and VIM. ).
,.loore's, about four miles from a
lcxandria, with Brick House on 1t
ard good Orchard with other improve
msn.s -Fnquire OF Jacob Hoffman,
JON. Schol6eid, or the subscriber
Mary Bushby.
May II. ia"]m'
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/ papers in general, and The Moniteur OBJ
serve $, respecting the reports of its specs
dy fail, that ssthe Esepch army viii sosn
be there, and if 1t should not for six
months, that there would be nothing To-
fear for Dsptzic 2 As tothe speedy ar
rival Off French army al Dsntzic, We
must beg leavcS:o entertain some doubts
but we fear there is5sofne probability in
the later part of this assertion. Open
The report of an <offprseh the part of A.
lexsnaer 10 place &C, 900 men at the dis :
posal of the English government, the
Monitcur observes in one Of these notes
=" Fine inteliigence--The Emperor
Alexander has occasionforall histroops.
Yous moments of Joy are passed--ype are
awaking TIE hon sieht<aas yost'b sliso-
ed Aim dead To plrEue The nistaphor
VIC hope that he Will be warmly receiy-
ed by the Northern Bear.
The French papers slate that Dresden
has been declaredin state of seige, and
preparations have been made TO blow
up the bridge. Saxony. Bavaria, and
Nuremberg, hot particularly Bavaria,
are in state of great ieemept-snd The
conscriptiop is executed in all Of them
with the greatest difficulty. s
Our resders observe, ihatthe aeeounts
from Ramherg aps enly OF the 18th
March, and from Leipsie Gnserted in our
paper. yesterday Of ael7th ult. Now
intelligence FROM be,h of these places
might reach Psris in four DAYS. We
have had Paris papers to the lstlnstaht
and they might have contained news to
The 24,h March inclusive, if there had
been any satisfactory news to commune
cate.
Oar letters from Paris mention that
battsIions of the Imperial Guards we're
qui,,iog daily to jein the army, from
which it was Inferred thar Bonaparte's
departure you'd not be deferred much
longer. All is preparation III. Paris for
the new campaign, which, say our let
tiers, will immediately give nsw as
pect to the war with the Russians. The
headquarters of the French army vas at
Lcipsic, March II.
The Morning Chronicle OF to-day says
ct is of the utmos, Importance that an
inquiry should be made into the truth OF
the assertion of Bonaparte, that depart.
ments of the Elbe and Weser Gas he
chooses to call tbem) have been offered
to Denmark as an indemnity for the
loss ol Norway. 1t ought instantly TO
be contradicled from authority. iFtalsc."
We did yesterday assert, in The most
positive manner, that the assertion was
wholly northumberland that no such of
fer whatever was made 10 Denmark, eli
Their BY Russia or by this country,
Courier
On the exact progress made III she
preparation OF he Catholic hiit We are
net Informed but il report speak truth,
there isa very great difference OF opini.
on between M Grattan and Mr.. CGa.
ming on the subject of the provisions
neces sary to be introduced mo the bill.
We were prepared to expect This nor
DO we see the possibility OF coming 10
any arrangement that shall sailsfy the
Catholics, ard give adsqnate security to
the PCoirs tantS.
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber hath obtained
from The Orphans Cour, CT Charles
Country, Maryland, Letters ,estamenta-
nv, 90 the Personal Estate OF THOMAS
scerT. late OF said county, deceased -
All persons having claims against SAID
deceased, are hereby warned TO exeiblt
the same, with the proper vouchers
thereof. 10 the subscriber, on or be'o'e
the 25th day of November next, or they
may otherwise by Nv. be excluded iiem
all benefit of said estste.
Given under my hand this 25th Gay
Of May, 1918
ARIAN SCOTT, Adm. =
na..e7 law3t
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TO RENT.

VEpy handsome two story Bri k
Honse on the north side o. King street
adjoining the dwellings If capt. Mark
Rms and MIR. Phineas Janney. The
,Iause is commodious and well caicu-
lated TO accommodate a genteel family
FOR further particulars, enquire OF the
subscriber.
Horace Field.
May ~ 60
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Richard Bland Lee.
May 81 lcrtf
Dissolution of Partnership
fUaLIt> o..l.E..

UNDER the authority If q decree 8
the Circuit Gour, q! The Distract OF Go
iumiia, ..li.at Alexandria, in The css.
of Jobn Wuhers against Richard Lew
IS, the subscriber alli fer AT pub!l
s. ie on the premises, 1t a o'clock + ~
N Monday, the seventh day OF rex
,nonth: several valuable improved Lot
pu tire lorth side OF King street. an!
west side OF Washing ton street, ek
ten lug from the Intersection OF TIE
said streets one hundred fsGt in front
on Washington street, and seventy one
feet eight inches and an halt Ia front
IN Ring street The sale viii be made
sor cash.
r. I. Taylor, Conlmr.
May % lots
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The Lion Of Federalism and the Lom6
ofDemccracu lying d9zva together.-We
are informed from uHquestionable autbo-
ri,y, that on Friday evening OF last week,
ELBRIDeE GERRY, Esq Vice President
of the United States, and the Hon H.
NOTIFY Pickering, member OF Con-
eress, stopped at Bennet's coffee house
in Hartford. When they arrived, every
bed in Mr.. Bennei's house was occu-
pied but one and no alternative was
left but these two gentlemen must turn
in together, or cast lots for the bed 1t
is added, that Col Pickering made an
Indian proposition to the Vice Presi-
dent, to this effect: Yoe, Mr. Gerry,
may sleep on the floor, and vii! take
the bed-or, l will take the bed, and you
may sleep on the floor" The Vice
President sagaciously concluded it was
best for them to sleep together, which
they did accordingly.
Connecticut Herald.
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- ANTS en.p. tmelr Ss VI l..
LER lie vii ave s. 'sEc.or,~re om-
inend;'ions that he IS IN, ser oi eveyy
5raaah ct tic husins>' Ary p,rscn
wishing . employ such person VII
inquire f the Printers, or address a
Inc TO W. E. g. at. Fairfax Court
House. Virginia.
May,c8 law3w
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We have heard from source that
cannot be questioned, that when Gov.
Shelby first received intelligence Of
the dangerous SITUATION Of Fort
Aieigs. and the probability of Har-
rison's having to surrender to the
British. he {" Wished that Madison
andArms;rong were bothin the fort"
Such were, in substance, the express
sions Of a man. whose age and ex
nerience has enabled him TO see the
weakness and malcondnct Of the ex-
ecutiye and war department.
Kentucky Statesman.
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Lawrason & Fowle,
Have just; ceived-andJer Sale,
go Boxes fresh
RAISINS.

Maya

j. =
\ TRACE ofiLAND, 81. ingsin the
a couls,yo of Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandria,s and ssljoining The estate of
Gen Thomson Mason, containing ~
acres. Tic soil Is good, and very sus-
ceptihle, of improsemtntby the Clover
and Plaster systen The proximity
of this property TO market, and the IA
cility with which its produce may be
ssrried (iunting Greek by which i is
bou ded being navigable almost to the
door would render It extremely sllu.
able to person disposed TO Isty suffi-.
ciert attention toSits cultivation.
&, Apply ,totIsmcs H:SHooe, Esq or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
MyaI
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T y. SIMMS

xNJILL continue the practice of f,
law in the Circuit Court tor the
Comfy of Alexandra. His Ofhce Is
above the Printing Office OF the Alex
andria Gazette.
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Painting.

Tie pen, says Ben johnson. is
more noble than the pencil. for that
can speak to the understanding, the
ether but 10 the sense.
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LOTS AND LANDS.
May 20


UILDING Lots in every section Of
Ed this city, and shout eighteen hun.
dred acres OF Land on the eastern branch
cf thc Potomac, Immediately opposite
iae City, are offered for sale, for cash, or
on credit with securit,.-Also, Lands in
the states Of New Yok, Pennsylvania,
M-rIanl, Virginia, North and South
CaroI;na, Georgia and Kentucky APP
PIX 10 the subscriber, al TonliTson
Hite, Washington. if before lo;h Jnne
rex, and a'ieiwa d3 athis rcsl3eDte In
Allentown, Lth,gh ccuoty Perrsyivsa.a,
Ut a, lis oi1ic- ii PniiadeipEia.
2,lsncs Glee''leaf,
Ci, Of Vf.'h ~. Mac % sa~if
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May %
30 LEI.

My Warehouse at the cerner OIL fa'r-
fox s Queen streets. WILDE let a, low
rent. Apply to MIR. CRAVEN p IHoMf'
SEN.
CUTHRERT POWELL.
May Is S"im
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TO kEE1.

.dnd Pessess;on giyen immediately, 6
A Two Stmy Framed HOUSE with
hall an acre OF ground, atthe upper enI
of King street. Also, q convenient
Dwelling House with two acres OF
ground al the lower erd Of Water street.
Apply to
Robert Patton, If.
January-ao
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FOR SALE,
And possession given,or the first day
!. - f,fs MA y,cs M

of Januarysntsst,
n Very valuable t,RicT OF LAsn,
4 IN contsi.sSns $50 scsvs, logon the
River 'pntonac, a..ss al lo MIS- above
the Little Falls, in Ehe coaats Of Far.
fax ard sts.te ct Nlrgi,fis. Also, ano;
tacf Tract, cslled Stfawlcfr,- " lie, a
saout three mil5s frrin TIC ai>oie-men.
sioned, containing SIX Hundred an
twelve acres. Bo..h Facts lave a suf
Gcirncy sof excellent Wood AID i I'M
Der, are well wSteted ana hearty, pc.
sul;arly I'd .ptcdsto Grass, thsf soil IA.
turaily good, On wiiicA from recent ca
c,r msnts plaisser o. Rari, ats n the
most powerful manner. These frac,s
cas- be divided Inlo Farms OF two 10
three hundred acres each The arsi
Ef.ct is distant from Georgetown ily;
he last nine. and ho.a from stexan
dria itictecn miles. If the ..oose Sract>
( { SOLD, pcrson;a property attached 10
tenn 10 tie amount of eight or ter
thousand dollars will be for safe, witt
Which the purchasers of the land may
re accommodated
Also for Sale, valuable Tract OF
Land about Is miles from Coo setown,
rtonts iling about 100 acres, near the
9nouttf Of Official Rua, below the Great
Falls of Potomac, en- which is Mill
seat, SIR. a.srd by few IN Virginia
from wh CHI Flour may be- wates borne
70 market At the small! rate Of one quar-
or OF dollar per barrel.
The al Owe Tracts will be shewn, and
he terms of sale mode knewn on APP
plic:tion to the subscriber at Strawber,
~ Vale
Richard Bland Lee.
Nav 81 lcrtf
Dissolution of Partnership
THE Firm Of JAMES e RCGH DE-,
HEALs, is this day dissolved by g,ulesi
consent. Those TO whom eileer oithcS
Firm is irdeb'ed will please call on
JAMES G DkNEALE tor paymeatn
The bus.nes. n future VII be coit-s
drcted in the name # JAMES III
DENEALE.
May 20--3l ot
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letters from Nantz off eth of April
state, that the ship Congress. Clarke,
from this port for London. with -four
and naval stores takcnby the French
x carried into Cherboarg in March
1919, was restored by the Council OF
Prizes. the amount of cargo sold and
paid over to the agent OF the ship.
The Congress vas TO sail shortly with
Mrs. Barlow and other passengers:
Federal Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-31
Laurel Grove for Sale.

Wy virtue of decd of trust 10 ne,
q from Busitrod Washington, Jun.
| will dispose OF the above estate to any
person inclined 10 purchase. titles IN
iVcslmorcland county, on tho river oo-
tonac, and is supposed 10 contain anout
soc acres The soil IS rich and well
.asnled TO the production of corn ard
Wheat, understand thai it is well III
nroyea by good Dwelling House,
1taer out houses and orchards.
FOR terms, apply to tire subs r.ber.
Bush. Washington,
Mount Vernon.
March 9 aastf