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DOMESTIC.

rRo~ TIE CAwANphlGUA NEssFNczn.
Copy eta lcttsr o.tte EAfqy, d~ted Fort Georye.
.N5vc1aber y, 1913
Sal orn sorry = inform YOU that Gen Harrison
aud his bray troors have Ie't ,us lie was pc fec;
~ prepared for n movement 10 Bnrling II lights /;
rab hiq whole soul e1eS ed N the tnte-nrjze--
Th. vOgntears came IN in large NUMBERS our hearts
beat g. vita the expectation Of an attack all
we're a,er' al reaHT; whsa chr Geet ceme in and
br1u 1T ord ~ 20 Gen. liarriaon 90 NOV ON us
a delay of even W DAYS could not be allowed
ss the i..i .Ieof srssnn of thu year coFIDe.d Com
Chauucey sail 70 soon IS poSshie. Gen. Mcclure
- hehoiF &c the volunteers and militia. wrote 10 Gen
Borris n, soliciting tllst be ouh no; n ,.nA9n tie
project expedition. In reply Gen Harrison sta.
a., IS r re req o. tt o ct,, Il not 20 nn TO
Bu-f~snn bnt tlat NJ. ordsrs fyon. rte sscretdry
q goay I@f him CfsrpdH5c. On the iGth he
collected the volunteers together aud explained 10
t,efu e sor7 Of tie alteration m MS Plans. l. s
impossiHe tir M 10 d. irs'i 10 he eloqueDce and
~ b reTNiks Tie sta'rI jhat his nr ers Iai
n m M &c ii snd that the impo-tonee y The
o5esl uf as r1o9emcr' wss far srufrior TO any 10
he accomplished by = g0ing ~ y .riinrt m that
fhs Whole object e The might he ,ier,atei BIZ
his not pir ying the ord he had reeeieel whereas
g, Object Il Burlington rgi.t vet he aeco apii,bej
b. the troors 20 ar Gen. W Clurs lie sfbnitt ID
fNese eous derafiCns to theirr easo * bsgsed them
Sc o'ts'y IN react on them " cautioned then not
- allow their tssnp -irtment IT, his leaving them
~ one a'e g. os IN p' vent III e era coming for.
va q n defence o. their country H ;ald then, to
beware nc ~ ittidious men IN orr own COUNTRY
Who world take atysnsse o. fie sleie orther f.fl.
Jog n indspos- them acanst the sei.yce Of their
government. s. to their rendering assistance
30 ro7aru ing he war.
Felow-soldier7, he s7'f, vow hove more n fsar
from internal than ey rnni enemies, he dwelt 1T
some length on the ,Ilect sud sefsfed their feel
ings. He paid the lfirhpst c,nn'iments 10 ri! fhs
troops observing that IN is estnp,ton the rr;;,is
" re tsr more serviceable than ,acy had hsuallv
bseu esGnaied ~ PECULIAR oGicrrs RE had found
tie troopsin Fort GEORGE is IN excelleni STATE Of
Discipline, and CAV" gree, credit IN Con Mcclure &
his Office for a. go)1 cooduef 81. d, linaG,n and
soidiery appearance ~ The militia !fe minated n
ths volunteers that Ire grca, object Of csay them
ont might yet he eiisctrqliy accom- pish as well
-rithou az With w assistance an Expressed his 20,
v'rton that thy woIld che r,uiy mach under Cen
Mcclure 90 eject tie objects concentrated. ~,
candid ruen-sr add TIE apaesrance or sincerity and
heartfelt confidence IN thc corie n thr volunteers.
together with h'e newly rppeal 20 ;teir reason,
e.emed N SATISFY them, and thev partos from him
with regret. bu' vitn esteem and confidence in his
COURAGE aod fvierts.
The Tnurted voHrteersse MT Yesterday on on
- rursoN W shall hear from them nd
i0eir infnr notion vii determine further move.
r1entr We have yery respectable force, and
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I think !. probable they will 10 something efee.

think it probable they will 10 something eHee.
tual.
From the moment we learned that Gem Harri-
sens orders received since ne directed the address
10 volunteers, world compel him TO leave them, We
entertained apprehensions that they would be much
disreased. But they perfectly satisfied, and no
other person has RICH, to complain.
Erfracf Of letter from, Say6rook. .Nov. II.
Last Thursday morning abcrt day light.
the sloop Polly Of Barnstabe, capt. Simeon
Freeman, was captured rear Faulkner's
Island, by the Loup Cervier, the eorcr in
company. The sloop had on board cargo
OF hsh, boun'l 10 New York. She was n
ken in tow By the Loup Cervier, and towed
to the anchorage Of New-London. They
took her along side the prize ship United
States of n. York and discharged the cargo
then gave up the s.oop to capt. Freeman.
who arrived here this day, with FIVE men
who had been prisoners taken on board the
squadron.
Capt. Freeman was informed ~ the F..
giish officers, thac they daily expect an Ad-
miral and two FIRE ships On this station.
The pr'ze ship United States is to be
sent to Halifax-Capt. Freeman Informs
that the Borer is badly manned.'
BuENos ATRES, June IS.-The Gazette
extra OF this city Of this dav Contains dis
patch from the General in Chief lose Migu-
el de Currera, dated at the camp before
Iaicahuano May 90, q addressed to the Su-
preme Government, in which he announces
the taking of the f,rt of I'alcahuno He states
that he found in the port enemies frigates. =
The M'antinamo. Palifox, Britannia, and Four
Friends. The Britans cnGeavoret to make
sal. but the winds prevented her. The
General announces, that he shah 81 to Chi
lair, to give the last blow to the miserable
remains of the army under command OF the
Vice Roy OF Lima.
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BRITiSH COMMENTS.
from a Rai'Iar Iatfr ~ Nv.

from RaiJaJ f9fer NJ .NoD. 6.
Our atfeirs in Canada wear a more favor
able aspect than we had a rght To expect
--gpe .vere sorry 10 see the Lonc /aces. The
d'stoHGjrg fooks, gO7vds a',d Festuyes nj
our .IeiO7r-ti,iz ms, n disGs,cr, he nat,t-
ri consequence of orr Il fcat on Iake Et!e
The immediate conquest Of Uprer Canada
was TO folnU---3nd r9uv would have re.
joiced to hear regular force oi Is 900 Br
tn had concebuaed within the walls of
QuCbsc--pacic sfrut < b. an inferior NUN o.
rical force cf the swcep.nes If the gl.be
We never believed i've q american account.
because the letcTs of Gen. N'lrthnr sDd
Gen. Harrison wee irreConciMblc the
former date ''e same dsJ with ahe latter.
though the Cenera VeT, eighty miles asnn
der, both stating IN action haa taken nj &c.
and Gen. M'hrthur maxine Il ;9ea,y t. r.
hours before " happened and qs,crting ht
had his information from Harri4oi., so tbs.
courier must have Travelled eighty
miies in twelve OF eighteen hours
! II it's really true that Eve hundred Ai0e.
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tue PREsIDEN'r's MESSAGE.

Which We have presented to our readers.
in our oPinicn equals, fit does not surDass.
III excellence OF matter and proprietv Of
diction, any state paper we havc vet seem
from the iunmNus pen Of it's illugtrious An
thor. 1t would he presumptuous in us IA
Offer remark on the ccn ,ent, OF n psner
which epea%s SO torc'e'y for itself on every
point which II eubrra,es. It is . n-otrcti-
o By which the friends OF MIR. Madison are
highly grati5e"--his enemies disarmed.-
It's energy Cannot bur Inspire Confidence At
home and respect abroad whiIstrs djpni
~ must GEORGE applause even from the enc
my.
There are. it rust be allowed, two or
three points on which the Message has not
touched, and TO which the public attention
has been awsk ened but ~ are matters
perhaps, which the President deemed II
more decor us and prudent tn leave ent,relv
to the discretion Of the Leg sla.nre or
which. 1t NAV be, having before vain
pressed upon their view, he did not feel
himself authorized again tt urge on II cir
attention.
The most prominent among these is tn at
treas onapie intercourse with tle enemy,
unGer fraudulent papers ard borrowed
6ags, the proi'igacy and frequencv Of which
becoTe daily more apparent, and which
loudly call for a remedy, of what nature we
DO not undertake to say but il is certainly
within the reach OF legislative provisions OF
some kind or ether
Another subject which the President has
omitted to notice, which We had deemed If
some importance 70 he Northern and Yves
tern frontier is the presen1 relation oC the
United states to the Northern Indian
Tribes, aud the manner IN which they are
~ future - be d alt Vi.h. FeNhaDs. how
evcrs legislation on this head will be SUPER.
coded by treaty supmlitious. or be suspend
ed v0tlthe terms Of the coveuant of peare
to be made with them are ascertained.
which may call FOR he Intervention of Con
gress TO carry thcm into ef Ct
The deliCacY ii I've considerations which
are involved in the relation Of East Florida
to the States, being nopinally province Of
Spain, 70 probably the reason, WHY an inyi
tatiOn 20 dcliberation on this head did not
enter into the Message. The blood OF the
slaughtered innooents on the Mobile calls
aloud on the Legislature to provide for the
future sccurity Of settlers on that frontier
against tue hostility Of the savages, armed
and accoutred for war with Us in a province
in the tenure ~ ? nominal friend indeed. Lu,
as much at the disposal of our open enemy
IS # it were in his possession
With the exception Of these points, the
Message embraces every thing that couIt
be expected. every thing that could he de.
sired at the same time that it assured,
presents most just and animating e,.p9si
tibn OF tie state Of the nation. Nat. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-14
LANN NOR NALE

Y v'r're of y Deed of Tr.st, execated on tic
Il = 23t day Of June, 1912, 10y Mourning L psooms
30 us trustees, 10 20 George Slaughter .
,ertain Of money therein r1entioued--
VIII re sold tor really tnosev, on the prem sss on
ti,e loth dsv OF jsnrery next, ensuing the date
H. rtpt-Fnr~ Hundred and -Four Acres OF LAND
whereon the sid Mourning LirtHhTb resides, living.
atugted end being the t'aci-.' OF Saint iehn aud
co nty OF King NniiSm-n so much OF said land rs
-~i'i be suttc ert - pay six hundred and tweptv-
fopr dollars Q CENTS, with iUtere.t thereon from e
Esd day OF June 1912, I'LL paid and aii other comm
gent charges at may he neesssary in eacryn, this
deed into execution,
HARDEN L,'T'TIEPAGE,
i. LiPSCCIB.
Decanhe- q. -fjr
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rwENTY DoLLARs REuApD

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD q,
- AEHW Al from tie Subscriber 60 ,le 9Th day
II 2 OF October last, negro man named Die. who
calls himself Richard PUAer aboat IS years o,5 s
feer or Q inches high, dsrk exion hushy hair,
large whisi-ers, has on his 10 ehead about an
inch long over the rgit eye running in the hair
rather bow legged, Ooks very pleasing when spoken
~, and endeavors to speak very high fot-n---ii q
good yer and toiera'ie rough csrpenter-ha,l
when he went away check shrt, rsrtsoons f.
roupd sek4t Of northern s;Iprd cloth he has r,cs
81 in surry c'y where perhaps hr my he lurking. !
f4ad him n Mr. Gray Of : srsemond cnanty.
Che shove reward viii he give 10 sny one who
all deliver him in Richmond and all reason.
s5,e charges paid, 10 dollar, if secured in any a
go tina, get him again
STEPHEN A. HOPKINS.
Dec 6 2,worn
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THE partnership of Wilson, Drew x Robertson
having been dissolved by my Withdrawing from the
ssine beg leave 70 apprize friends and the pub
lie, that shall continue to do bueress terms 81
rnilar Hose OF ne late ooneern, in ihe house
they Occupied in Gary ctreet.
GEO. ROBERTSON.
Toypinher fc.
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FANCY GOODS 81 AfTILEMfRY.
y Is RS. Mozart begs leave most respectfully to
I'VE inform the Laaies, that she has received the
remainter of her northern purchase, with very
handsome addition Of made up Millinery * Fa2cS
GOODS, which will be sold on the mort Inodernt =
terms.
CT Orders from the country win he attended TO
with the utmost puuctuality and dispatch.
December z. 2sw3w
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~ HE Mercantile business heretofore carr,eu on
y by the rubscTihere under the firm ut EIlsoa,
Jycs, g lco5erteor is this day, by mutual consent,
dissoived--rhe Hooks and Pspers ot sai, concern,
remain with Wilson X Drew fHr final settlement.
THOMAS WILSON,
THOMAS III. DREW,
GEO. ROBERTSON.
Richmond, Nov. 6. 1873.
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Vol. 1O.----No. C6.

ricans have been drowned on Lake Ontario.
me Just interference Of Providence is mani
test; and tho we cannot be TOO grateful, il
IS melancholy ccnsidera ton that we have
not deserved tive have not sspet our
shoulders to the wheels" The arrival Of
the reinforcement from England, inclnd,ne
the marines from this country, will give ths
commander in chief, by orr colcu.ation, az
least eighteen thousand reguiars-and W.
look forward with confidence 20 a Success
tul oH-nsi campaign the ensuing win,e-,
without bearing hard on the militia-who
VIII nave time tn sow, and we trust reap.
their Sarves-. We have no cause IN des-
pond IN the CONTRARY our prospects are tnt-
terlng; it we forget past wants and brins-
ourselves to believe <at least to hope5 the
last sct is over and the curtain drorp.d or
our tragedy tf errors,
The Vernon Westinghouse : slss "v,l,-
a nunlber " officers of Iampeor's a,nv. en-
gagged in the bat:ie of Oct. 96, have been
arrested for cowardice.'
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October 90.

4 AND FOR SALE IA valuable tract OF Land,
d in the county of loHisa. lying on the south side
of South River. and adjoining the lands OF John
Overton and Corno ius nsbneY containing eco ceres
For terms, apply to George Nhit'ocke Of Lynch-
burg, or to the subscriber, tvng in the Forks @.
Hanover. LEWIS BttRKIEY.
November so. wsg.p
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THE NORTHERN CAMPAIGN.
TO THE EDITORS or THR NAr1oNAL ~
vKIrTGFucEp

Or Northern array, Z Seems. has gone
into wiuter quarters: ar, mis- circumstance
alone IS se,zrd upon by ,Iany honest md no
dcuht Some dishonest men. and tortured into
IN Sboriioo of the campaiab. Il is TO me
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THE subscribers having purchased the interrs; Of
Mr.. Geo. Robertson in the concern Of Wilson,
DreIv g Robertson, beg leave TO nfnrn their friends
that they will continue bushes; under the firm Of
Wilson s. Drew.
THOMAS WILSON,
TIlOM AS Ii. DREW.
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Los ana ffonsrs f5or SAFE.

WIN cell my Houses and Lo, adioiui7g the town
Of ShsTlo;tessills.--'fhc Lot eonfs.l. seven and
ene halt sercs, witt good confer sble dwelling
Howe en- il, new brics. Office, and Ell necessary
houses the whole in good repair The lr'en is We
~ large and has fruit OF excellent quality in il,
and has bees very recently psled in. The whole
lot Is Hnde enclosure of looms, posts and cesDut
rails-1le title is indsTutah!e. For terms apply 10
me by letter directed TO Charlottesville.
J. d. CARR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-19
domestic Medicines

n large supply Of Dr. Church's Cough
Drops, medicine unequalled by any otheria
the world, for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthmas, Consumptions, and the Whooping
Cough, price Is cents.-Also, his Chemical
Essence and Extract Of Mustard, for tho
cure of Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Pal !,
sey, &c. price IS cents each bottle or box.
AndoyHe essence for the head ache, fifty
cents.
Volatile Tincsure for the tooth ache, 81 10
cents.
Antstorbutc Tmctnre for curing the scur-
w in the Gums, whitening the teeth and
sweetening the breath, price 3 1. Church's
Nermifuge Lozenges, for destroying worms
in grown persons or children, 50 eats per
box.
Eye Salve for all diseases Of ihe eyes, IS
cents per box.
The celebrated Botanical Tea, dollar the
canister.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-19
3 q, is. rere laborun

---------'', s.rere laboruIn
kantoIum, mlaerere popu no dsua fercJstSs--
nus, whether our seamen have beenihlpres-
sea, our merchant vessels, captured, ;oaF CHI.
zenS murdered, our national ships of war dis.
SrSced, our commerce ruined on every sea,
and our national character wounded almost TO
the heart, the mid and charitable spirit of our
government has uniformly pursued peace tho
the Medium OF negotiation. Bat the spirit or
the nation sleeps no more-it has been awaked
up IN wratli-and it now goes il pursuit., Of the
monste who preyed upon its s!um6ers.-To
look any longer in quiet upon such injuTies,
would be 8 cOwardly and impious surrender of
that precious independence which was directed
hy the genius OF So ges and achieved by the
Yalor OF heroes Longer TO barter cur rights
for stinted and polluted commerce with the
corrupted peopis OF the old world, would be 3
degradation, to which, Congress dare not re-
duce the nation, nor if they were, would the
people bear it.-Whle We were at peace while
we could not, 10 the language OF some mo.
dest patriots. BE- kicked iEtO zoqr- the ciamours
OF iacuon were directed against the push
NIFTY OF the nation now that We are at war;
the same people complain, and are The adyot
ca.es OF p ace. With them, no atttu of tbs
ma ION rs manly; no measure IS just, proper
or polite. SUNK, fallen, degraded and dsgT5S
ID, thev are prep red to surrender, our all
ready impaired and wased independence, 10
imnIoi>.e me nation, aud smile upon the sac
rihc-. know that the mas. of the E4steFn
p oPie Will never become the vile ahsttors 0S
our national humiliation, and direct the con-
vuisions Of party spirit to the parTicide OF their
union -Men, who first and fast, and fmgy
stood for the Independence of their country,
VIII scorn 'he miscreants who W uld cut off
from their fame, the lsurels whicA hey won.
sp ak OF that frantic sad CORFU ted faction
OF Massachusetts, that c. rs the people, and
mlsIepresents them to The soyernment-that
Keeps up division at lone, AMI beckons oppo-
sIlOn from abrOad--ti,at wishes to become the
proud arbTrstors ot lie des-iries OF this un~
try. Had not nature formd these base born
miscrtants of her meansst rubbish, and made.
their hearts OF dull-coid marble--had not stern
ingratitude to heaven steeled their bosoms,a q.
gainst the influence OF ever generous impses.
$40, their conduct would lie very different.
They would guard the national BIB rty from
harm and danger, and see that 2o@ rude spirt
dared to raise fame to consume it, OF hast
to rock 1T from ats firm and peaceful base.
They would no longer wish TO shake the pillars
Of our safety, and bring the edifce in ruins a.
bout their heads. They would uphold the edi.
fee with the shoulders OF an Atlas, thet would
defend it oftheir hearts best blood.~they would
cast an eye generous scorn across the Allan
TIC, and 10 longer idolize the persecution that
would grind them into dust.
FABIUS
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IA dollars per annum

British ship of war. Was there any atone
ment for this outrage! No. 1t is true trial
was holden over Whitby, but it was a vain and
idle mockcry of justice, that served only to
return HIM his sword, and advance him TO the
command of seventy four.-Not to mention
MINOR outrsges, who does not recollect the
treacherous and unmanly attack upon the fri
gate Chesapeake, within the jurisdiction of this
country An outrage, which made even the
hair upon the tory's he ad 10 stand an end and
to which my mind can never advert, but with
pang vibrating its tendeAst chord. This
viilainous atrocity was followed up by the hos
tiie manccuvres of Commodore Douglass who
threatened TO lombard the town OF Norfolk,
and who did not retire, until the muskets Of
our militia on the shore, reflected the indignant
uIspitasure OF free people, and warned him
oil the ruin that waited his asp zach. Was war
deciaredf No, the government sol,ened down
the disPieasure OF its citizens, and waited the
arrival OF Mr. Rose, who added insult To injury,
by demanding REGAL Of proclamation, instt ID
OF healing the wound inflicted on the nation.
Admins tration still held out tie olive branch.
and thus last mentioned outrage was finally
disavowed by tire British ministry and pallry
reParation made Ihe patience with which
the peaceful people OF this country bore
these outrages, only tended TO prodacc a fresh
accession of injustice ---1he Orders in
Council were next issued, interdicting. all trade
with France and her dependencies. This dea,h-
like strok 1T neural rights, for, ed our COM
MERGE through channel dug BY the hand
OF monopoly, and enabled its authors, for 4
while, TO rise and flourish AMIDST those national
dlstresseS which they themselves had created.
by this iawless measure, bottomed, it was said,
ON The principle OF retaliation against France,
England engrossed our commerce, and carried
ON wl'h France, her enemy, th,t very trade, IN
which We, neutrsls, were forbidden to engage,
These Orders, it is true, have been repealed.
But why and whereiorel Wa. 1t because the
Berlin and Milan decssss Of the French Cow
ernment, were believed 10 be rescinedi Was
1t because the royal nation WAS stated with the
rlch piunder o our commerce, and heng bro's
ba 10 htr sense, became contrlte and hon
est, al reimbursed the millions Of wnich We
were despoiledi q, no. Manufactures Italian,
commerce undOhe, and the nation sinking, ,he
people sent firm and manly moGitory To the
Regents ear. The elamours Of the people, Of
tn miserable starveiings who were suffering
tor the want Of that bread which the injustice
OF the nation had pIuoked from their mouths .
reached The throne with strength and spirit
that demanded their repea', and would lie o.
beyed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-24
Valuable Wharf Property


THE subscriber being de.irous Of
i closing his affairs in Alexandra,
offers for sale his Wharf, and Ware.
house thereon. The House is large
and CON- enient to the River, with the
use OF a 20 feet Alley on the South,
extending to Union Street. The
Wharf can accommodate ships of the
greatest draught Of Wa err.
Also, three building lots between the
said Warehouse ana Union Street, two
Of which fronts on said street 81 feet 9
inches each, and exten ding back IS
feet the other fronting on the alley
SO feet, and extending back IS feet
inches, on which lots are Shed or
Tobacco Warehouse ard Static.
Likewise the Brick Warehouse and
Lot on the north sins Of King, between
Water and Union streets.
Also, Farm, in the county of Fair.
fax. about ten miles from alexandria,
containing one hundred and sixly.two
acres. with good Orchard and out
Houses
If the above property is not sold at
private sale before the second day of
October next, il will on that day he of.
fered at public sale.
For terms, apply to
John Tucker.
June IS law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-24

John Gardner Laid
HIS FOR SALE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bills.
West India Rum in puncheoRs,
Coffee and Pepperin bags,
imperial. Gunpowder, Young Tyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, of the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
5wedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 2 by g, by !, and 10 by II
Bristol Glass, in whole and hall
boxes,
Soap, Candies and Goldfish in box
es, Figs
Lisbon Floor Mats.
Whisky and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bbis
Few ar. casks old Sherry. London Par
ticul,r Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
Cordaqe and Lines Of various sorts,
WIRING and Wrapping Paper,
den's, Womcn's and Chlidren's Shoes
;n'harrcle and boxes,
BOTTLE Corks in bales,
sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Ca.lk and Plaster Of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones,
october
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-24
LOTS ANB LANDS.

VI UILDING Lots in every section Of
kD this city, and about eighteen hun
dred acres of Land on the eastern branch
of the Potomac, immediately opposite
the City, are offered for ssle, for cash, or
on credit with security.-Also, Lands IN
the state. of New York, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky. APP
ply to. the subscriber, at Toml!nson's
Hotel, Washington, if before 10th June
next, and afterwards at his residence In
Allentown, Lehigh county, Pennsylvania,
or at his Office In Philadelphia.
James Greenleaf.
City Of Washington, May -. sawh