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l,iII'S AND LANDS.

BU!LDING Lots in every section o
50 thc city, and ABOUT eighteen hun
d ca acres of Land Oh the eastern branch
Of the Po,,mac Immediately opposite
The Civ, arc offered for sale, tor cash, OF
on credi, with security --Al,o, Lands III
the state. of New Ynrk, Pennsylvania
| MARYLAND. Virginia. North and South
Carolina, Georgia N&nd Kentucky Ap'
ply to the .ub,criher, st Tmnlin.on'.
Hotel, Washington, K before 10th June
next, and afterwards ~ his residence III
Allentown. Lchigh cou,;ty, Pennsylvania
or at his Office in philadelphia
James t,'Senleat.
CITY of Washington. May %. 3tawtf
TEAS, SUGARS, CSC.
JoSEPH AL4WDEVLtLH,
Corner q King and FGirfa1' streets
OFFERS TOR SALE,
1870 quarter chests and boxes choice
Goapomde'.
Imperioi Tyson, Young Tyson
Hy,on.skin Souchong Teas,
so hhas Muscavads su2aT
100 barrel. DO,
90 boxes Wh.te Hasana DO.
eo,o0oib. Luai ami Luinp Sugars
2u,O0Oib. Coffee
5,ooolb Pepper
SO hhds. Moiasses
10 pipes Cogpiac Brandy.
With his usual Ge,,eral Assortment
OF the best Wines. Liquors and Groce'
ries. for cash or upon the usual credit
| To punctuai customers.
Sept. t3,
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WiSstps EstaaRsha.eat gsthi /
ST AGES
FROM
Washington to Richmond

VHHE public are respectfully inform
ed, that for the better deeommoda'
NON OF travellers, the stage Will in'inS
,yfnter leave Washington every morning
-go that night to Dunifries, the nex'
day TO the Bowling Green. and the day
following TO R edmond, returning IN the
same time, -.
rn addition to the present Coaehee
line, an addional stage will be pet on
from Richmond to Washington, IN Je''
days, which, will add greatly to the pub
lie convenience.
The PropIletors.
Nov. 80. taWI"'
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SALISBURY tor Sale.
November Is.


y THIS valuable FARM, the ries'
dence of Charles /. L9ps, Esq. IS hele
BY Ole red ioe sale. Ii contains about
1900 acres oil Land, well wooded and
warered /; 100 acres OF good Timothy
Meadow, and the fields not IN cuItiva--
ton are we'll taken with Red Clover.
The Buildings on the Farm, the
Dwelling House, as well as the other
Buildings, are such as would accom-
MEDIATE large and genteei Family.
This Farm, situated on the ID
Turnpixe road, leading from AleAaH
dria to Winchester, about 3 miiss a.
hove Csarcyills, and equi-distant from
Alexandra. Georgetown, aud tbs City
of Washington about y miles, Is so
generally known, az not to need q
more particular description.
For terms and further particulars
apply to cHARES /. LOVE, by let
Ter, directed CenreyiFe, 10
>.e' Richd. M. Scott,
Alexandra.
Novenber 9. Z'' .
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FOX SALE,


4 TRACE OF L N }, wing in the
\ coIlty OF Fairfax, six miles from
Aexl4dria. and adjoining the estate
81 rem. Tao npson Mason, containing
-i44 .cres. The soil is good, and very
su .ceptible of Improve ment by the
Clover < Plaster system. The prox
initr Of this property to m arket, an.a
re facility to which its produce NAV
be carried tHunting-Creek oy which
it is bounded 5sing nayiga bie almost 70
the door, would ren Ter It extremely
valuable to a person disposed to pay
sufficient attention to its cultivation:
Apply to James H. Hooe, Esq or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
May 20.
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Sharp's Virginia Remembrance tor
do.
CONTAINING,
Besides the usual Calculations OF ar
Almanac, the Census of the Unitef
>ta,cs-a List of the member o. Con
gre.s's Officers OF the several depart.
men s-oi The Army and Navy :. Nav.
of the United Ststes-Nsn bsrS oil the
Virginia Assemble, - V,r. mis- Court
of Las-Federsl do Cilcuit and Su
Prenc
tLSO,
English and German AL
nlanaCS,
of various kinds Tor the year 8l4 are
received ,or sale ~
James Kennedy & Son.
Nov 90. ep4w,
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NOTICE.

NUIUE.
A PPL'CATION will he made to the
n President and Directors of the
/ little River Turnpike Conpany for the
".newal of certificate No. 97S, (origi
a'lly issued in the name Of Mary Car-
n, and BY her transferred to the sub,
criber on the 7sth day of April. 1907
hieh has been lost or misIaid
Joseph Riddle.
Nov. 9. lswslsr
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NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION of the E.
state Of Waiter D. Brooke, late o:
Fairfax county, having been commit
ted to the Subscriber by the Court o.
that coanty.---,AlI persons havin.
claims against the Est tie are require
to prehent them for settlement, on OF
-etore the 9th day Of May next.
And all persons indebted to the +.
state are requested to make immedia''
pay ment.
Lucy Brooke,
Administratrir
November g.. laW2m.
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Seine T wine.& c.
8 boxes and ! fierce Seine
~ Twine,
1000 lbs. sood Coffee.
500 bushels St, Udes Salt,
$50 barrels Herrings,
s do. New York, Beef,
so boxes Segars.
FOR SALE BIZ
James Harper.
November 20 2aw3w.

!: James Harper.
November 20 2aw3w.
new PUBLICATIONS,
IND OTHER
VALUABLE BOOKS;
RECENTLY RECEIVED FoR SALE 81
Jas. Kennedy & Son.
AMONG WHICH ARE
THE Speecnes iii Parliament of ths
r ii. Henry G.altan
DO. OF Lord Erskine, vols. (cem.
plete sdllion)
McCrie's Life, OF John Kaox
Waterman's Lite OF John Calvin
Jone. Or the Trinity
The General hssemblys larger Cate.
chism with proofs
Bishop Gibson on the Lords Supper
TIL New Manual OF Desotions
Nelson's Practice OF True Devotion
Do. Fasts and Festivals OF the Church.
Nicnyort's Pious Nsditations
SCOTS Tneojogica! Works, vols.
-- Force of truth -.
- Commentary ON the Holy ScriR
lures, vols & Atlas IA most
valuable work)
Fahsr on the Prophecies
Hurd on do.
More's Christian Morals
- Practical Piety
Stanhope's, Thomas A Kempis'
Whole works of do. 2 vols.
Doddridge's Family Expositor, svoA
do. Rise and Progress
Orton's do. do.
Inc whole works of Dr. Paley, 8 VOC
do. of John Newton With
Portrait, yols.
Campbell on the Gospels, 4 do.
,wen on the Hebrews, A do.
New Whole Duty OF Man
Venn's Complete, do.
nut,erworrh's Concordance
s4eikle's Solitude Sweetened
- Traveller with his Life
u Smiths Lectures, vols. q new ed
- Porteus's do
Sermon. by Horseley, Blair, Porteas
Davies, Saurin, Waits, Jay, BURGER
and tordyce
Mrs. Trimmer on The Church Catechism
Nurray's Power of Religion
AIleine's Alarm and Baxter's Cell
Bsxter's Saints Rest Guide to Christ
l lie Christians Pocket Companion
Klopstock's Messiah 2 vols.
Dr.. Buuhanan's Christian Researches
in Asia
The VI orks of Mrs, Anne Steele, va
- William Cowper, 90
- Mrs Chapone, ra:
"en.ors OF Henry Kirks White, do.
--- Miss Elizsbe,h Smith
49, Pious " omen
folio, 90. Oct. Duod. & Pocket Bibles
il, plain md elegant Bindings
Common Prayer Books of all sizes, do,
with the additional Hymns
Weeks Preparation and Conpsnioa
for the Altar
Watts & Dwighrs Psalms and HYMNS
Rippon's and Methodis,s, dc.
A great variety of Children's Books
with handsome Engravings
Stationary Articles.
Folio, quo. plain, siIt and fame, Leg
ter Paper, Fooiscap, do. OF the different
kinds, very best Quilts, InkpoMder,
Sc ,ling Wax and Wsfers, black Sand,
Pounce * Boxes for do Lead, Pewter
and pocket lnkstands, CUTTERS Scales
and Compssses, Mathematical in.tru-
menls in cases, States and PenLiis,
Reeyes's Colours in boxes and sinE ",
best black Lead Pencils and Penkniyes.
Gentlemen's & Ladies Morocco Pocket
Books, thread Cases Silver pencil ca
SOS and Thimbles, Durable Ink war.
ranted at so cents per bottle, Blue and
White 'onuet Boards, Drawing Paper,
Crehore end De SiIver's best hot press.
cd thick and thin Plsying Cards, Blank
and Visiting Cards embossed and gilt.
Paper Esangings
or the most fashionable Patterns, 4
great variety with suitable bordering.
NOV. rs. st.
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tfIn OF bCSC moSi hSNss 80 80.
estate in Frederick county, Virginia
Consisting Of befveen
600 and so0, ACRES Of ValuaDis
LIMESTONE LAND,
living on the main road from Ninchss
or TO Milwood, about I mites from the
,ormer and FIVE from the latter place
This tract of Land is situated in a heal
nv and fertile pert OF the county; Its
luality is naturally very good, aud be-
ny we'll adapted to the use OF clover
nd plaster of Paris, j, may, at small
expense, ,e put in high state OF cub
.iyatiop. For the convenience OF paf'
:hssers, it will be laid off into four G.
aual lots, viii IN will be so'd separately
hereby it will DO divided into tour va
,u,b,e farms of moce than Two hundreo
,cses each. A Considerable portlcn
Of tbs land is covered with heavy TIM
,,r. which is SO situated as 10 afford .
iue Dr. portiah 20 each OF the lots
,.ndsome wheat fai.ow, consisting o.
early on. hundred acres, has been
,,wn this fail. Me terms Of sale rs
/, made known previously thereto, by
,e subscribers; it is, however, under-
tod that liberal credit will pc allow
n for the principal part OF the purchase
aoney, and thar il mus, be secured by
deed of irust on the land. The satc
iiltake place on the premises.
1.-THE same time and place will be
old for Cash,
Twelve Likely Negroes.
She property OF tee ieeras ed, sorsist
ing of severat men, women and chit
.lren-One of the men is regular
pred Carpenter, & is said to be vaiua-
oe workman. There will also be sod
II the stock or the farm. consisting OF
Horses, Sheep, Cattle and Hogs, ali
nc Farming Utensils; about $50 bar
els Of Corn, and 400 bushels OF wheat
.i,i likewise be sold. The Land may
Ne We've by applying to the orerseer
N the premises, or to either Of the SUBJ
ssribers.
Robert Page,
VIM. b., Page,
-' 4 xer,,.nYr
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loo Dollars Reward.

ELOPED from Fairfield, IN TINS
county oil Frederick and Common
wealth Of Virginia, on or about the f.n
day of March last, negro slave nam
ed ANTHONY the property OF inc
Ia William B. Page, deceased. An
ihony is ABOUT feet 9 inches 10
height, of substantial form, a light
yellow complexion, and rather OF 40
effemina,e voice He is about 70 years
Of age, was brought up a house ser
want aud has been accustomed 10 tna'
course of employment al his he nc
IS a slave Of great capacity and cohsi
derabic ing enuity-he rsads--he plays
The 6ddle- and possesses great me
chanical turp-he can do rough car
!, .nters' work and make COMBS The
a owe reward will b, given il Anthony
should be apprehenicd at the distance
Of 100 miles Iron Fairfield, Brought
to this subscribers living % A,exand",s.
gu; il appnehcade! 1T tbs DISTANCE OF
les. than lQo'miles, Fifty Dollars viii
be -iycn # ne is secured IN goal, and
notice given to the subscribers.
IhO. Swami,
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Edmund Brooke,

November II. lna3
1T The Editors Of the National In
,eiligencer, Frederick Town Herald
Leesburg W.shipgtonian and Win
chester .azette will insert the above
o"ce week three tines and send 10
t e'r accounts
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no. Swami,
Edmd, |. Lee,
Hsmrs. of Nm. 3. Page, decd

MAY 5
The Editors Of the Fedora! A.puh
iican, National lntellieencer 1no Ca
ze,te of the Unite States will publish
,hs above in their p'pcrs, and SEND
i, hei. .rco,rts to this %, .
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Noyesmher9.
mo TIC E.

The, Stockholders OF the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria, are oe"shS nof't'-
ed. that 4 Dividend OF tour per cent
for the last half year on the Cspito'
Stock pid in, is This day deeiared---
PAYABLE 60 them pr their legal repre-
aen,at YES on 'riday the i7th lnst.
Nv orderof The PRESIDENT and D'rec-
tors.
n VIM. Patton, Jr. Cash. {
! September 7--8.
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EDUCATION.

Til. Sub eribsr hAv,ng resigned his Of.
flee as PRINCIPAL Of Hge'a Aeadsn's,
intends ohening a fsrivate permanent,
) < IT y q l.,
At convenient house in Town, on
the first OF January ensuing. for the re
cenuon of Young Gentlemen IN all the
branches oil scicncc.-He engages 10 ad.
mi, but limited number, and to attend
toe,r carefully himself the usual num-
Der OF hours elaily.-Being provided with
the best Maps. Globes; and an extensive
dis;oiical Library-tse Students having
irce access to al, will be in possession oil
as many advantages for improvement as
at any public Seminary Fhe price OF
Tuition including the above privileges
of a good Library, &c. will be twenty
Dollars per annum. Having taken that
large and conmodious Building, late th'
Boarding House of the Academy The
Subscriber Intends further TO take Board-
ers into his own Family, by which means
he will ht enabled TO pay the utmost at
tenl,on to the habits and orderly deport-
rneut Of the Students, andt the incui
cation of the pure principles OF morality
ard sound science. The price OF boars'
will be Ssvcnty.6ve D liars per annu"
/. !. Fiarrlson.
Hay. Market, Prince William
CITY. Va November ~. ) law
HYGE1A ACADEMY.
TIE ruAees OF tie HYehIA A.
1 cApEMY. at Hay. Market Prince
William couaty, Virginia. have elect
sd Mr. John Boyle Minister of the
Gospel, graduate Of Trinity College,
Dublin, Principal OF their Seminary.
1t is expected also, that on on in"
crease of The aumoer OF Pupils, Cen
tleman will form an union with the
Principal. who can produce the most
satisfactory testimonials OF his literary
qualifications from st Mays ;ollege,
Baltimore From a combination OF
the talents of their professors, tie low
~.te Of Tuition and Boarding being Tor
CLASSIC. 10 Dollars, Mathematics,
EnYiish Grsmmar &c 100 Dollar :.
and from the saubritv Of the situation.
MOI to he exceeded (perhaps) in the
tates they hope that Parents and
Guardians may b. induced to give
preference to this infant institutions
The academy will be opened under
the care OF their new Professor, on the
9th Of January. 1874.
Thomas Turner.
President.
Edmund Brooke,
Secretary.
November c7. lnu3
~ The Editors Of the National In
,eiligencer, Frederick Town Herald,
Leesburg w shipgtonian and Win
chester .azette will insert the above
o"ce week three tines and send 10
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Lawrason & Fowle,
xAys yusv REeEIvED AND ROE slLs,
Is Boxes Cotton Cards.
Sept: -.
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TN OBEDIENCE

T@o the viii of Walker 7. Page, de-
ceased, will be sold on Friday the
nth of Dece mber next, all his real
estate in Frederick county, Virginia
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III. Su5 eribrr hAO,ng resigned his Of
flee as PRINCIPAL Of Hige'a academy,
intends ohening a fsriDate permanent
- AZ hfl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21
BRITISH MANSTEALIWC.

The following deposition of Mr. ISAAC
CLARK, of this town, (Sa,em) who has been
torn from his family and country, and fos three
years compelled 10 serve on board Ills Britain
mic Majcs.y's ships of war, is entitled to an
attentive perusal. Those Americans who can
read this narrative without the strongest c.
motions of indigna,;ons and wrath towards the
insolent and naughty oppressors OF our brave
and honest mariners, and commiscration tor
their suifcriDgs, or who can attempt TO justify
and pallate the atrocious conduct OF our man.
stealing enemies, can be fiji only for slaves 10
the corrupt court of ST. James, and had better
take refuge with their favorite /" ButsYark )"
they arc unworthy to breathe the pure air OF
Liberty.
This narrative affords most striking and
Affecting view of,hc suffcrings which not only
our townsman, Mr.. CLARK, but thousands OF
American Scemen haze endured, and which
all have been fa5ie to endure, BY this internal
practice Of imprcssnent on the high seas from
our vessels. But the day OF retrbution will
come, and it ought 10 be the determination OF
every patriotic American to compel the ene-
my TO abandon this most insutl'erablc and te-
grading practice, or in the language of the
Hon. Mr.. Mason, to nail our colours to the
mast, and sink in the effort"
l. ISAAC CLARK, Of Salem, in the coun-
~ OF Essex, and commonwealth Of Massachu-
sets, ON solemn oath declare, that was born
in the town of Randolph, IN the County Of
Norfolk have sailed out Of Salem aforesaid
aoou, seven years that on the 4th day Of
June, 1902, | was IMPRESSED, and 10, Silly
taken ..Snl TIC ship Jane, Of NerloI by the
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TUE.lTY.EICH7H BULLETIN
+" SmoLESsK, lith Noveml

SMoLENsK, llth November.
The imperial headquarters were on tho
first Of November at Diasma, and on the eth
at Smolensk. The weather has been very
fine until the 9th, but on the 7thh the winter.
commenced The earth is covered with
Snow. The roads have become very sl;prc-
ry and very dIf!icul,,ior the draft horses. We
have los. great many Of them by cold and
fatigue. The extra night guards injare them
t,uch. Since the combat OF Maloiarosla,e,z,
the vxn guard has not seen the enemy. ox.
cept The Cossacks. who, like Arabs, move u
bout our ,anks and fly round 10 hs,pass u.
On the Cd at 2, r. NJ $4,000 Russitn I;.fan.
try covered by cloud of cossacks iutsuer-
ted the route at leagrc from N,,ma be-
tween the Prince Ethmuih and the Viccrc;-.
The Prince Of Echmuhl and the Vicc'cy
marched upon. this s'umc. drove il e'on' 'lc
rc.d i'sc the woods. toek f:s., ]; y: -
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II Federal Patriot in the L. S. Congress.
1t is a strong mark Of wisdom TO reason
dorm our prejudiccs--Mr. Stow is ao!se
man.
The bill supplementary 20 the act for the
more perfect organization OF the Army OF
the United States was read third time OH
the Cd inst. in the House Of Representatives,
when Mr.. STow asked the indulgence OF the
House for one momcnt---not that he might
advocate or oppose the present bill, but that
he might explain to this House and the ma.
lion the vote he was about 20 give. was,
said he, decidedly opposed 20 the war, and |
have by every lawful means in my power en-
deayored to change the executive. Shall
then vote the means for carrying on war
which opposed, and place those means at
the disposal Of men in whom have but little
confidence deliberately say yEs.-When
the people by their constituted agents have
said " WE WILL HAVE wAa," and when they
have decided who shall be tho Executive to
conduc, it, conceive 10 NY duty 10 furnish
al reasonable means for carrying their sviN
promptly and vigorously into effect. If The
Executive misuse these means, he Is answer
able to seven millions Of people-if he use
them wisely, see share in the hrosi.erity and
glory Of eur counsry."--Nat. Int.
Among the many things, which one sees
every day in the opposition prints, which serve
to amuse rather than irrita,c, is the abuse they
lavish OF any man, even of their own party,
who happens TO express doubts of British infal-
libility, or ventures to approve the measures Of
our own government. II extends even TO
those who have dared in any way 10 resis,
British arrogance. AS on instance Of the first
character, wc refer to Mr.. Russell, who has
been pcrsccu,ed by every factous print in the
Union because he has spoken the language Of
an American in relation 10 the injuries of his
crunt'y but, above all, is he hated because
he dared to detail conversation with my Lord
Of Castlcresgh, in watch the said Lord laid
bare the base views anc corrupt policy Of his
government, to the penetration OF our able A.
gent. AS an instance Of the other class who
serve as targets for factions shafts, We cite
the case of the gallant Commodore Rodgers.
WHO has for months besa plopghng the ocean
invsin search Of the enemy. lie viii never.
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testimony OF one or tie Cost ca.;neni Di.
vines Great Britain can boast.
s,h. And yet the American people are in
suited mot 10 say that God is biasrhemed)
by declaration, that f" Great Britain j: the
Buwark of our Religion !"
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wc believe, be forgiven b, !he lse,ious riia,s
for having /" fiddled +" The Little Bel,, andihey
never cease TO persecule him with impotens
malice. Had hcquielIy submitted TO British
insoIencc At that lime and poo ckeie dthe aiiront,
we have liltle Doubt that he would now be as
much caressed as he is injured by those who
bark at his heels when his back is turned --i5.
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LATE FOREIGN IN1ELLI-
GENCE FROM FRANCE.

kee'ived by ne FLAsH-@rtved al ih.s torf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-13

VALUABLE FARM
kOR SALE.

THE subscriber offsrs for sale his
Fern, lying on Mattox Creek, In
the county Of " est,norcland and state
of Virs, inia; containing about 90 acres
of pine bottom land; there are on the
premises large two story frame dwell
ing house, with unnecessary out nous,
es; a flc young thriving apple and
peach orchard; the land abounds with
springs of excellent watcr-thc house
is situate on the banks Of the Creek, in
Which there is always plenty of the
best kinds of fish in their season, and
oysters may be had in abund nee with
in a half mile of the house. Vessels
Of SO to 100 tons burthen can come
within twenty yards of the landing
l60 acres of The above land is cleared
and fit for culture, and the residue well
timbcred,
ALSO,
One other tract situate at the upper
part of what is called the Irish neck, &
about two md one half miles from the
above described property, containing
262 l-2 acres, one hundred Of which is
cleared and the rem Under heavily TIM
bered-there is or this farm comfort
able dwelling house. containing four
rooms on 4 floor, a kitchen, good APP
pie orchard, and excellent water. The
above properly will be sold on good
terms for cash. or stock in any Of the
banks within the District of Columbia
--or reasonable credit will be given
for part of the purchase money, BY
the payment being we'll secured by
deed of trust or otherwise. Apply to
Eliot Muse.
Red Hill, Fairfax cy. April 8. co