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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
.aT q .MEETEA,G

Or the Members Of the T'jnchestey BIZ
bic Soc iety, held at the Presbyterian
Meeting House on Saturday the ETA
day Of November, 1919. The Society
having proceeded to Nh election eff Of
6ccrs,
The Rsy. Alexander Balmaiu, was e.
lccted NJ President,
william Hill, , Vice Pre-
Abraham Reck, sidents.
WV. Meade, Corresponding
Secretary.
Mr.. Tbos. 4. JidbnII, Rscord'g Sec.
James Little, IrsGSurpr.
The Rev. Samuel 0. Hex9ron, Charles
II, KENYON, Wii,;aDf c. Buck, Hon.
Dabney Carr, Mr.. Beatty Carson,
George Reed, Heary ST. Geo. Tucker,
Alfred ii, Powell, Lewis Hoe, .Uuna-
gers.
Resolved, That a Constitution for
this Society be adopted similar to that
formed by the Society Of Richmond
nutatiS mVturdiS.
ResofU2d, That the Managers Of this
Society adjourDt TO lnset again on Thurs
day week ~ ~ o'clock, ct the house sf
the Res. NE, E5a.
ESirsct (r5G Tie miagiee.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
For Sale
$50 acres of LAND.

TNN3E subscriber offers for sale
a Tract OF Land, within half mile
of Newtown, Frederick County Va.
containing enc Hundred and fifty acres,
about one Hundred acres cleared, of
which there IS about ten acres Of mea-
dow, tolersk'e Dwelling Houfe, Barns
orchard sc. 1t is deemed unnecsGary to
give farther description of the Land,
Any person DESTROYS of purchasing on
terms which will be liberal, apply to
Frzncis +. Ma9in in Middletown who
Will thew the premifes.
REED WRIGHT.
December 4. I'm Il.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
a Bargain.

TIME fubscriber has valuable a:sort-
IA ment Of GOODS in .MittDoed a.
mounting to about screr thousand doi
lars, which he would di.poie of entire,
a, small advance for cash-thc aock
consists OF many Of the bess and mott
scarce articles. among which are cloths,
cassimer:. India Muslins, CambIics,
Calico's and Iriih Linnen. They were
purchased at much less than goods Of the
fame description ale new to be bought
for.
DA MEL AMIN.
RattletowH, Dee. 4. 5;rSt
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Public Sale.

~ pursuance Of a decree of the Chan.
Il Gerry Difn9 Court holden at Starn.
ton, Joseph Riddle & Co. Plaintiffs, and
Ezekiel MafpoIe and Adam Douglass.
Defendants, the Subscriber, named az
commissioners in said decree, will expose
TO public sale, On the premises, on Sntur-
day the J4th of January next,
TRACT or L.9.ND,
containing 1877 acre,, situatc on MarpoEc's
Run, wet branch of Hog Creek, undee
the North Mountain, in frederick com
ty, being part of : larger tra0 granted
by patent, dated May Sd, i7y4, to David
Mzrpolc, the said tFs6t being the proper
~ Of Ezekiel Marpole and dccreed to be
sold 10 secure the payment of foar hundred
pounds, with intrreE from the 1lf Iulys
1893, sad COTS. Terms cain.
HENRY ST. 6. TUCKER, ! q
ARCHIBALD MAGILL,
ROBERT PAGE, =
DANIEL LEE,
e. " The sale before advertised
did not take place en- account pf an O.
mission TO advertise 1T tbs Ccutt
House door as repaired b. the Geeree'
pSscmhsr i. I'll.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
I'aylors Shop,

in 1hc house formerly occupied by Mr..
Daniel Oyeraker as ssddierfhop, three
doors from the Corner hoefe lately oc-
cupied as Tavern by Mr. John Linn de-
ceased. He with nuch gratitude Temsm-
be-s for MGR favovrs and hopes a gene
rous public will not forget his loass and
deprivation, in the late campaign of near
seven months. F!c is new provided with
the bca of hAnds, and assures all who
may fayo0r him with their cuaom, that
thcir wofE Gall be done agreeable to or
der, or in the ncwe6 and mot elegant
file, and 1t the lhortea notice.
w. w. VERNON.
Two good boys may find good place,
and learn good sod PIostab'c business,
by calling on the tubscriber who will fur
nih them 5000 accommodation.
- ", ", V.
WirshsAer, Dec. 4. 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04

N.9 CT, p.r,.,, elRh al Il the 13,h
.regt. Of infaa;ry durng the action and MAJOR
Cummings dill duty wi,h the 18th rege m
fantry in the action.
Taken prisoners
FROM okX. WILKINSON TO GEN. HAMPTON
Heud Quarters Of the array, miles
above Osasnsbarg, Noe. 9Th, 1913
Gin tts evenirg.)
SiR-i addressed you ut the special
instance of the Secretary or War. who
by bad roads. worse weather aud ILL
health, was diverted from meetisS me
near this place, and determined TO tread
back his steps 10 Washington from
Antwerp mn the Goth ult.
L am destined and determined or the
attack On Montreal, if not prevented by
some act or Gnd; aud to give security
10 the enterprise. the division under
your command must cooperate With
the corps under my immaculate orders /;
the psiat Of rendezvous is the circum-
stance Of greatest interest To the Issue
OF this operation, and the distance
which separates us, and my ignorancs
ri the practicabiiity ofihe direct or de-
yiems roads CT route by which you must
merch, makes it necessary that your
own Judgment should determine the
point 10 assist yon in making the
sQundest determinations, and IL take
thS most prompt aud eGeetaai measure,
can only intern you ofmy iste6tions
aud situation III sumo respects ~ first
Importance. shall pass Prescott to
night, because the stage OF the season
WILL not allow ne three days 10 take it,,
shall cross the cavalry at Hamilton,
which will not require Il day, shall
press forward aud break down every
obstruction to THIS river with Grand
river, there to cross the Isle Pa"rot, y.
with my scows tn bridge the narrow
inner cilapacl and thus obtain FOO iho!a
on Montreal Island at about PC miles
from the city after which osr artiiie-
~, bayonc;s and swords must secure
our triumph or provide for US honora-
Bile graves.
lnciosed you have n memoranda; of
field aud battcrinS train, pretty well
found in fixed ammunition, which may
enable you to dismiss your owm-bui
we are deficient in loose powder and
musllet cartridges, and therefore hope
yen may be abundanlIy found.
On the subject al provisions l wish
could give favorable information !;
sur whole stores of bread may be COM
pated at about tifieen days and our
meat st tweaty. tn speaking OF this
subject &c the secretary sf war, he in
fsrnie'' me ample magazines were laid
upon Lake Cha,nplain, and therefore
must request Of Won IL order forward
two or three saonth's supply by the SAT-
est route, IN a direction to the propcs-
ed scene &c action. = have submitted
the state of our provisions TO my srne-
raj officers, VINO unanimously agree
that it should not greye,t tas progress
OF the expedition and they also agree
III opinioa, that if yna are not in force
To face the enemy, you shouid meet u
at st. Regis or It's vicinity.
should expect to hear from, If not
see you. at that place on the 9th.
And have The honor TO be, respe CT
fully your obedien+ humble servant.
lSigned)
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Kotice,

ME Annual Meeting of the Stock.
a holders ia the Little River Turn-
pike Company, viii be kcld on the Sc
cond Monday in January, 1919, at the
City fote! IN Alexandria, a. which time
an Election viii be held fcs 4 PfeGdenr,
fosr Directors and Treasurer rate
rnent of the accounts will be laid before
the Company on that day, and on thu
following day the Superintendent, of tbs
Road and the Collectors Of toll at al the
gates will be appointed.
By order OF the BEARD oeTru!fecs.
JONAH THOMPSON, Prss't.
Dec. 4. tdMsI.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
1ajo- General Hampton.

..
SIR,--I had the koa0r to receive, at
late hour last evening, by Col. King.
your communication CT the eta aud
was deeply impressed with the sense
cfresponsibiIity it imposed Of deciding
upon Ike Rsans ef our co-operatinn.--
The idea suggested as the opinion Of
your officers, Of egectins jun ction 1T
81. Regis, was most pleasing, as be-
ing most Immediate, until came to
the disclosure Of the amount Of your
supplies Of provisions. Col. Atkinson
will explain the reasons that would
hare rendered it impossible for me TO
have brought more ts,au each man
could have carried on his back and
when / rejected that in throwing my
self upon yonr scanty means, J SHOULD
be sGening VOW il yoRr most vnlnsr~
aale point, did not heSitete te q
dept the opinion, after consulting the
general and Principal Officers, that by
throwing myself back on my main de-
pot, whes all the means of trauspor-
tatioa had gone. and falling upon the
enemy'S faux, and straining every Ell
'"iI " VtCh a. iiuh
Platts5urg to CogbHawaga, or any o.
tier point you may indicate OF the St.
Lawrence, / should more efiectuaIiy
contribute TO your success, than By the
Junction at Regis. The way is in
many places bioekaded and ahaued,
aud the road impract;cabls for wheel
carriages during sinter--5ut by the
employment OF pack horses, if ana
not overpowered, hope TO be able to
prevent your starving. have ascer-
tanned aud Witnessed that the plan Of
the enemy is to burn and consume eve
ry thing in ouF adyanee.--My troops
and other meas will be described 10
you By Col. Atkinson. Besides the
rawness aud sickness, taey have en-
dured fatigues eqaRl TO winter carr
paigr, IN the late SHOWS and bad wes-
Their, aud are sadly dispirited and faI-
len off but upon the subject I Jsust
refer you to Col Atkinson.
With these Deans--what can be ac-
eomplished by human cxcrtion, will
stteapt--with mind devoted to the
general objects of the campaign.
have the honor TO be very respect
fully, Sir, FeQr most ob'dt sery't,
Gsisnsdl ". AAMRF0N,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Notice.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
\ ais fTicnds and cutomcss in general,
ihat he has, by kind torn of Providence,
returned to the bosom OF bis much es-
teened frieaas and fellow citizens, from
a tour, las vsiunfeer in hi, country's
service, at Norfolk, aad has opened his
~ GIL
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04

- VII1 '"-tt'IIaiI TIC tlaT DtIpFc TIC aCIIOIl.
@dgiant- Generals Office,
Head Quarters, Military district No. Q,
French Nils, sNiorsmber, Asia.
tsik0edl n H.. WALBACE,
Adju;4A; General.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01
A.NQUIRER-OFFICE, June 1.
TIE MILITIA.

The clauses 10 the Constitution ftle u
niied states. which touch this subject, are
the ioIlOwing-~ .}#
Tbs CSngress sfa have power 20 provide foy
eslins iorth t'ie nihts to execute she laws Of the
uhioh, suppress imsaTectons and repel inyasions /.
TO provide Tor organising, awning ADD discipBnine
The p''ita and for Rosecrins such part of them as
may ne employed IN he Of the United STATES
reser'ing 10 the States respectively, the appoint.
ment ni the officers, and the authority Of training
ne minis, according 70 the discipline prescribed
10y Congres@. ~
he Htiin meaning Of these clauses IS.
That Congress have the power of determir-
ing the manner and providing the meons OF
ta"ips FORM the Militia, 10 me tsree sp<
ciiied cas@s, to execu.e the laws Of the n
mon, suppress Instructions and repel inva
siOns
But the power to provide the means, gives
then the,power to pr"vlde rhe necessary a..
Sen@s 10 give yeeiCacy to their cali.
But his call 6ann,t be made efficient. IN
less These agents are directly rcsEeJ-f5le go
tue y. States, for the execution y. their
power.
II = 49, tor tie aSen:s % FAY " va VII. or
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01

4 VIE su'seriber takes this method of inrn,,oi,,,
,he P"6Ic, that he is in possession of ren,sds
%tne" TI eheetually cure Cancers Of ali rlessrin-
edY,trom the success he has herettfore lad ~
ne ueYer apphed the remedy without success: some
nave sesn cured that lad been running a Iony r,n'
~ " tnese was IN the Arru Of woman 10 viz
gls nesh from nee 60 her elbefr. :-.r 49,.
sPP"Sd 10 several persons Tor re.isf s.sf ohio. q
noue' was advised that cure coald not be st.. :,
wo'eh she at lergth e6nse,ted TO- bn; L In su' OF
TINS remedy che wa persuaded tn forb. 49, ct
her arn nnthsae sde the trial,wIieb s,. ,os''
g. h9r srsatoy hes sasej her arm, y e Sno
fsisst 60 st'eJi"g this remedy d
''"'S's''I 10 cure TIE W"cst nt ca eers - =
"AGI.5 SMITH, hing i,
Juss I. N"uhJs Yirgib q,
5p
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01
A SUPERSTITION

suppose al S'is r,esh Gwen, burn And brea
|rhh shs commonwealth OF Virginia, who fouyht
me batt'es o. Amer.eso liberty, VAS trust 9 " ~
'ish eoh"''a1oh "''n IS e"r"ed III tsr'ns OF great
IN the eve o. his days, lie snoo,d ,Iat-rnl "a,
Admiral WAR .. ss, MY Ihst Ue w,sy,i 10 90 m 49,.
or inc oe"tkt oi h'sLe"i,", ani ing OF the en-
eeaiched; ,"nd Wat y. Svstien sion,i GIN, IL
spray er, With iis prov'so trst lac Should van anon
him, ahd dine S'th hm that lie n.,.k- 10. MR.. ;,
was And suppose; t'si ti,s hrlt .,csa cit,.epi
sho"'d ,hen take o"i vessel, oNf,.r lie wim.s IS
rms permission, ~iu 5000 bp,, vi Auu. and so1,.
80 out 20 ,h- W. Iudes.
We ask 5oa, what 'h YOU think &c such q es e.
~ t'sfe D. aws,'At 1T t'ss ~ siv-S su.. tr.ns
actirce z Lhere IL 10 lsss n,,n, =, .,- ,. =. -
pss-sI -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01

'ehs.4, ~ ~, L. ga ss:tuse ssseatsd auJ a. sci
stG it del ADS - ti Il All i.. .ll.'5,,.
f1eeause lie lid o assent To sitniar l.I."s tirtc-
ber last aud because the whus loi.e ut ls
ssse Is al var with the dsS. ihere t.tl.S
ga IL that eads us to bSLeSr thstLe ls5 -.saenfe
ANY such prorusi,o ,iat he wisl... eAs4s.se
" has influences" over tie nietno-r- 1g Coasc,ss
n'duce them to repeal Cr .usesnI >he IcI .uL-s-
sUarsc EcI.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01
Blu Last Nipbts' MI

Ahe orazi Ian J q, arr. at Nswport
brings London prints TO the Goth Ap,il .and
Liverpool TO the 22d
The expedition for America, with sopo
18th. s0oul .hS
Petitions had been presented from the
G = on. manufactures, g: ship owners &c.
OF Liverpool, praying for prohibnorv me-
sures against the importation of cotton
from the u. $, eo'eo'i
Licences were granted by the board oe
Vade 10 trace toports i'll the United Stat,1-
aot biockaded. Neutral ships oniy anil e
me oaftg OF the country to which rbrvsars
declared to belong. sa'@
i he Russian General Wittecosre;n %.
, !, tue SsronS ia join his cause. The
MusSiah MINISTER had demanded an irprn..
aiate answer 10 the question. " WIZ.
France ," against
The Swedes had occupied Pom.,ani.
IoVo troops had sailed from, Carlshs,, on RI.
y D. n March tor Pomerania-The Crow
Fr INC would accompany 4th division
me Some Citoye4ne had arr. on he 17,b
April 1T Plymouth, "a ne Il "a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01
,yew Yerk, nay 10.

IND n = y y DJI,
By The DsFaic, arrived az this port on
vi nday, We have received files Of French
papers, IN who's We do not perceive any
I'm very important except the following
article, wGlch We translate.
NoH1nGi A9UoCGfe.
p rs, Aigrch %.
A"ia Gay his, majes'Y shs SG,perOg Dad
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01
DEATH,

DElD-In this place On Sund,, pi,b, A RI
WIN. hS1'i.oal, merchant of Bostar-.; Me-. H..
roe was on his return frou. Pet,rsburr WI. ~ 80
turning over OF the public Stage, hin rgnr ann VIZ.
"readtuliy shattsred--which although since sn,,,.a
ted produced the Losk.Jsw, and ,,it an end ~ "a
useful aud valuable lite He hs, lett an aniab,e an,,
disep,'soate widow and three young ahidren "a ~"
wal hia untniely end, aud their i. reparsbl- las,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01

'iE Co-partaersip of Mutter & Stewart v.s
d-h,a ~, ,i 'hIs Gay by mutual consent Those in.
heoted TO the concern will be pleased tn ,nata 80,
ment' and those having elains will ure.ent 80
as'osnt' to sitter Oft the Subscribers. '''e'l
JOHN MUTTER.
June I. D e" SkIA
w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01
M,nETEn.

On Thursdsy, 9Th May, Ms. Tsos Cuy mar.
chant, kichmond, To Mss LucY PENN HuSr H.
lima. '" N"'>
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01
NO TJCH

u hereby given that no dogs will he psrra;,,,d o,
run At large in the said city, between the frs, ds.
OF June, 1913, and che 18th day of sep,embsr3
-, II. SHEPPARD, c.. Hall.
A.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01

a LION. me Ontario 'iAs-serger, of .,lay ls
III ere nnonsdinS was d.stinetJ. b..rr,, ~ 80:
ed 20 be- ai,eraoon aud evening SUD appear
'snt about % miles. Cannoasd;ne wss ia arc uS-
sho,. Lax las. Wedne.'isy night, and seusrs, ""
sno's on thursday, whish seerued to be i, ,t Az
teiI. n os A,ns s Akpestias some i'm potsnt ..
"ent OF pnttins the paper to pres. '''' ''e mo
we aesr An, thing importent in the eoer.s
E ae nsy, an extra Messenger will be is,u.J.
t;ons We hear.uotEing but of pre,sr..
numts'' -" 'eao us TO expect news soon. .Ch.
hu. .n 90 regular troops at the Fort j, $3.50 ns
nun,bNm c p oeserters from Fort George. ststr ,b-
"u'"9er o. br'tsh regulars there at 1000 'H0
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01

ness on his own account Is, the hone I.t.Iv .uS
oy the hr'n whe"e hs seicits The pstron,s, ~ -.
irienas aud ti.e pAb..S !" general. - ''''
June I. Az --NO" AZ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01

,h eSSoIpartneTShip heretofore existing bet xs.n
=, 80 ouo'er!oers under the fem Of SI. ~ w
Holloway, is this day dissolved by mutual eo,,ss,,
all demands against the late firm will be pss bv NJ;
hoieway' to whom those indebted to tb, firm, ,a
requested to maze pay N ent vac -" ars
naGrlN HOLLOWAY.
-, VIVA. HOLLOWAY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01

r dihance to prevent dogs f-5m going Of Iaree =;
the ci.y OF Riebaend, 80
NOTICE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01

Malachi Jones, Esq'r. Surveyor for Sic
port OF Currtuck, has detained for trial, a
small schooner with provisions and live
ttpef, saspecting that she was bound for
ihe t9uadron in the Chesapeake.-'The
scqoone- is Called the Perseverance. and
wrh her cargo, was owned by ono Joaher
[ickeH. Her cargo consisted Of 30 bbls
sAad' so sheen, goats. 1O5 hogs, and $50
J0"lS principally geese and tarkies she
was commanded by capt. TAos Do7vdg.
we cannot bat highly Commend the vigi-
rance ~ Mr. Jones, AID hope that the OLE
osfH 81 The Customs, generally will keep a
tharn look ont for these petty. traitors. who
tOf little lucre would sell thei,. ountr9.
~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01

lNEW = \, NIaV2b.
.Irniistice. We are authorised bv
friend and respectable merchant OF this
city, to state the following circumstances
e That MIR. Dallas, while the Distric,
Court was sitting at Philadelphia. Iast
week, went up to Judge Washington. and
told him he had learnt & piece of ,nteU;
gepee of 80 intereying AID Important 2 ma
ture, that he could rot refrain from com
nuncating it to him, and not in confidence
neither He said he had Just been inform
ed, III manner, aud through a channel.
shat did not permit him to doubt of the ac
curaCy OF this Information, tbat Aenjral
! Warren and cur government had been ne
: gociatIDg respecting all immediate aru,is
tee, which was likeiy 70 terminate succets
/ fully; the admiral on his part Offering "a
enter into it TN the condition, as Dreliu,i
nary. that things should lie restored Tn IA o.
same situation SIS winch they stood urey-sn,,s
20 the passing OF the non intercourse sct q.
that is, ttat England should be nj .ced ou
! the same iOJung With France to which
| Mr.. Madison mad W;jliHsy assrfusJ. ard
! agreed Tn 1t So far - depended on him
and MS influence 1h.s, W. have n.f,. f,
! iTmau.' 5 pc rnssiou 10 insert IL TIE shame
/ NJ paragraph, AMI we give il Jus. q, 49,
! received ~. +. H. PosL
Re0JUEs
This piece AZ nefys tsiics vito the other a., rr o.
1t respects NGDird Warren. kcrord,.i.g -, In, g.,
ha would havs che pov-r 20 ueg0cia,r s,I ,a,ee.
by 70 nc last hs "91'd oay thyc exercised IT, ly
uneuAg % eater into AZ Lr.dsiier OIL, t.y s,,1,
ton, Is preliminary tsrt tblpss sir.uii b. s.,.d
! to the = me SITUATIONS IT, vhcr t'iry stood e-e.
| 70 tte 5nSsiHg jtas yVa1.IattJ ccalsc .EfD
W. place 80 sonii 'ene", bdwcvc3 fn t.,- mart q,
" . S's'' 's'' ca Ntr' TAsI.aS.. - -" .sa.s !
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-01
RCMOCRS.

The two following sips OF Nous are pasted uro,
the Coffee-House Books -As they are calculate,
10 give rise 70 erroneous Impressions, beg les v
|" to SPEAK" to them:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-02
lust Received fo: sale
NV ANTHONY RHODES,


sBoxes of Domestic Goods, con-
tainiag Bedticking. Sh; mbrays' Ging-
hams, Plaids and Stripes, Shawls
Cotton Threads, few pieces OF hne
quality S.tinetts mixed colors, black
and drab colored super6ne Cloth, cot
ton Shifting.
IN STORE.
Cotton Twist white and colorcd
Mems and Women's hne and coarse
Shoes
Mems fine and coarse Hats
Saddles aad Trunks
80 kegs of first quality Chewing To-
bacco, long Twist
20 kegs of Peari-Ash
90 pieces blue India Cotton
Cotton, Candles and Groceries as
usual June %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-02
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
900 Hogsheads Mary land
Tobacco. apply to
Charles l. Catlett, or
Thomas irwin.
June 80
lust Received
June 80

For sale by ROB'T. GRAY, opposite
the Washington Tavern, the follow.
ing valuable
Law Books---viz
TOOPER's Jus,inian
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-02
FRIDAY, JULY 2.
loseph Vaudeville,


co1ner of K:sg s5 Fairfar-streefs,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
mr. WHOLESALE AND RE@IL,
! Teas-gunpowder, nm
Eoqr. chests perial, hyson.hyson skin'
80 boxes young hyson * souchonS
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds New Orleans & Muscofao'
80 bliss SOs:rs
1000 ,bs Pepper
TO bids retailing Molasses %
S plpes, s half pipes and 6 ar casks l.
Madeira
s,es Sicily Madeira
Is qr casks old Sherry
do genuine old Port
A pipes Red Catalonia
DO cases choice Claret
Q butts, IL half pipes Malaga
spipes, s half pipes and 20 Or casks
Teneriffe
10 pipes real Cognac Brandy
pipes Gin
20 puncheons West-India Rum
IS puncheons and DO bbls New England
Rum
10 bbis. Peach Brandy
Is do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
3 hhds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
800 10. Bengal Indigo
geo ID. Bright Madder
5000 ID. Goshen & observation-disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger,Csyenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine -and Cyder Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Cam
dies, maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
rctre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Brims
stone, Gunpowder, patent Shot, Fhnts,
Hairpowder, Sifters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Twine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, &c.
sc.
~. B. So bushels fresh s1Srranfed
CLOVER SEED.
March s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-02
Herring Seine Twlne.

Herring Seine Twlne.
JUS. ,.eceived e FOR sale,
S case. Herring Seine TwiAe snpe.
nor quality.-Cameron Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
Lisbon,
Turks Island, SAIL.
Ground Alum,
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Shectings
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bills, and half bbis.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do. in tierces and b6ls.
Birthstone in bbls.
Mess No. and 3 Boston Beet, oois.
and half bbls.
De. urine Pork, bbls.
obls. Tar, Rosln, Turpentine and
Pitch.
= April z.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-02
PUBLIC SALE.

T>HIS day at half past 4 o'clock, will
4. be sold, on the premises, for cash,
q half acre Lot with Dwelling.Ifouse
thereon, on DHke Street, near the Stone
Bridge.
P. G. Marsteller.
June 80 It
O. The above Sale is
postponed until FRIDAY.
July 1 ut