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.NewSOrf, June &c. We are happy 90 annop,c,
the srrva' OF ~ veteran Gen. Rulbcct, Who to
command 81 ibis post W. unders,and TIE Gene
rNi left here yesterday morning, for Newton
to make some arrangement q; that Blace
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NOTICE.
4 : uRiNG ny absence, &C whi,'I have hcr, taf,r.
- NOTIFIED, hsye suhorised Edmond Tted,nrt ~
~ 'lornc! TO transact any business sheren am
nt:resed.
Maneherter, June 20,
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june II.
Bath Berkeley Springs.

THOSE Ladies aud Gentlemen, or Virginia,
vishing to visit Edth Bsrkeiey Springs IN virIu,
ia, (mear marinsiurg) being the Ihestre Of nler.
ioa tor three months in the year (Juse, J1y, Au-
suS, 9sd eTen Seltember,) ere respeouuiy informs
ed that the VETERs are Il. ;!sis s:re,,,,. :. -
snd in The greatest purity the Baths aud Wake m
the best order, and every attention paid fy be sub
9erIber, 20 render full sausfscton. Being i,,r ac
q'iainted with pubic life, ami accusomed to good
living ysef, ihe public may depend on hayirg tho
best ooinmodai6n--clesn beds aud bedding WITH
comfortable rooms choice liquors. Wines, &c. which
have been carefully collected and the tables viii
6e decorated in the arst style
The Suhscriber having severa houses ~ Berks-
ley Springs, he viii make the table 10 8,t parties.
or have general table as he Guests nsy think
pForCr.
The Subscriber has drawing Room furnished
ipr tbe Ladies, Piano Fore Mans If Different
siods, Reading Room, 4e.--a grand hand Of yjEg.
&c Tor "aN9' oncs o. tW,oe week. as the cor. pany
Eay think proper Z ne very rest seryarts are So
lrcte1 for attendance, and every attention paid By
Inc public's
Obedient humble servant,
ROBERT BAILEY
Juucs 9.
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:: Pryor, n. Andersen,
": Cinrse, Nh. Clsiborno,

OST received and for sale, by the Suhse r;berq.
~ Gun Powder. lmperia and Young Hysou Teas,
iFes q ho'.J Favored IN chcsts, boxes aud canns,
Prime Green Coffee in bsgr, Barrels and Tier.
Double and Single refined Iosf Sugar,
Eed Champaign IN cases OF one Dozen,
Pipes, "O
White Havsnra Sugars,
Spermaeeti and Talo~ Candles, end soap.
brandy, Wine, warranted Gun Powder,
500 Sacks Liverpool Gown Salt.
Common snd ReeGfed Whiskev. Sc g., s,c
MURPHY * SCOTT.
"'"e IL w4w
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FIFE HOLL4E.S REU.gRD.
STRAXED OR STOLEN.

tFR0M the commons of Richmond.
Il BAY GLIDING,
In good order, shout fourteen hand. two or t,,ree
inches high, eight nire years old, slod oil round
ons or both cf his hind feet white. bsek mane
and tad short several saddle marks on his back
JAMES \. GRANT.
June IS. ;f
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tP y '-rra one 4 10Y Bo;tfrcn. = Fifty re'jas
z Naok no'e, Vi ieh TIC owner rrny have b., .,
v'''G description G., On sTplostidi, 70
SANE. DYER. 'r.
SCOTS Eerr:, Aise,8are.
@rns ." q
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I" II DISQUALIFICATION hast been,
Ike is--what sheg shall be-"
M CoLp,,ib;on.

An Officer q the Chesapeake writes thus--
81 HaiJar, jtne ~. In ST or seven n4inu. e. after
he f 5t began, the eockpi' WIS literally so flied
v'th wounded that could hard IS get at Que viii.
out stepping on apoiher 50 Stat we could not get
the poor fellows al! dress"d NH late the next day
Al- s'her was al the time extremely fortuna;a a.
We hove now al the wounded ~ ia, tssiiiai
livery Ttt-ni:Un ia paid ia Us by Mr.. Mitchell, orr
n.eo,, and our situation is quite comGortAbie board
in town
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BAD GER's p fTE.N1' PLANNING
MIC HIVE.


'sHhf author nS the above Mschius deems It un
necesssrN 10 say any thing in apology, for oil
sering this .Retc bScHfion 10 the public as those
who are willing TO he convinced Of its great u.i,
may have 1t IN their power to ii in operation ON
the Wsste Waters OF the Arrnourv, where one il
now ready Tor iEspection--Wlch has been seen and
aP"efeG OF py the following resp.ctsble e nt,eIaen
CER1IFICATE
Having had an opportunity o! seeing IN operst;on
Mir William Badgers Machine for Fianinr Plank
hy the loree OF water, fully pcrsundsd of The
area, uti't, Of The inyention-a t:culaIv If stacb
ed to eaw-ini'. The plank sawed by the min TO
any quantity, can be planed (wlen sufficiently dryl
WIN s'nooh surface and good po!ieh. and with ten
times the tariiity that y he cut ,y single saw
The invention, think entitled to considerable
merit and the simplicity Of the constructive orthe
Machine is a!ao great reaonroed. mon 10 It's NE.
fulnoss.
We saw plank nT ~ feet long snd q ;rcbes
orosf' r'anFd IN about half mirrte by the machine
WIN one plane oniy-but it is intended 10 carry t-
and viii thus execute With astonishing rapidty ana
eGect. "hu
". 6 }le; Nj AH cisisaroo.
J. hanks-and twenty others
she hachine can with equal facility work CIT
eornisheS, bed mou,js, sac 81,
Since the above certificate, II has hoep seen ami
.aprroved by the following gentlemen, Who Stand
high IN the profession -
have examined Nj. badgers Flaming Machine
very infinitely whilst in operation and believe !,
will answer the intended purpose OF i;s inventor.
THOMAS STANTON.
have seen Mr. Badgers Planning " aehiue IN one.
f5uon, and nave no doubt nj its answering tie pur.
pose thst 1t was Intended for
C. ToMPKINs.
For further intelligence enquire ~ Mr. Marx
H'Gh'rde's Private Hotel, II. Street, Shoclne Hill
June 25 vsw
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4 the Superior Court Of Cbanccty for tie Rich
3 rIona District.
John Laure"ce, William Call & Company.
oaa: Pi.Gs
JOHN Arei:cr, Wro. Powell, John 4. Trent and
ctrprcn w Trent executors of Alexander Cren,
de: d. John A Trent Stephen w. Iiont, A!rx.n.
Der tTent, PeterGclI IrcBt, Willis Viis1n and
hhEaoeth lis vile, and Anne, Mlipr, Tinsle, chill
dren and dtgianes Of die said Alssonder Trent
tce'd AID hndre~ teiier ard Frances h.svilc.ar
hd~nrd end Joseph Trent, children aud reprSgeo.
tstlyes 81 Peter hcid Trent dec'd. nh
hc psrii.- interested tn tn' Gauge are rc,ii,5, cd
- alteLa % ~ Office tn the CITY az Richmond on
monisl the e.n dsy % August next Nbcn l. ,gbe,e
Is''ali proceed - take tie ucenunt ard max. N,4
l'atemtnis required by tie order # eonft p,nro,,p.
ced IN IBIS esu1c on the 5th day ot 1unc, isp6.
tiEEKY DAMS,
Commissioner 10 Chancsrv.
Comr'a. Q3;ce. Richao1id,
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VIRGINIA


= 1 Superior Court OF Chancery holden q, ;ha
: d Capitol in Richmond the Bib Jsnusry 1914
Dame: Cri! devisee ia trust under ,nd ~, u, e,ti,s
exor. oil the last win and testament Of Ro5, h;tsss
decd. ~, 1r >'
against D
John Graham, Dafa
Ih's cause SaIce on this dag to he heard ty con,
sent on The bill, answer .nd exhibit srd 1.ss
gued by counzei On consideration VII reot ,he
court beng "a opinoa thut nntw.t Standing tn urice
vi M 1887 piece or parcel OF a., L.snl IN the lSiu
mentioned was lot fxsd uio, ia the bE-,iu,e al
Che piant t>sts,or, yet The contract nav he enr;
ed ihto effect ~ court of Equity, since Ihr .e.ne
ths reo' may BE- astertained, II nu, ~ a. nr.emepT
OF the parties by tn verdict Of :ur, ;re; ,a,nd =,
orAer and derree. int The pla,nhf d. A. ,ise tS+
sale AT Pulle auction, ior READY money, she I've Ms
ees or psrcel5 Of
|. 4 n ID,
In the b'ii mentioned, after giving thirty dsys 70.
tee IN Que o. more % tie Richmond n, wster,ers
AMI that the defendant d, sz cute - deed or DC dis
to the purchaser, OF purchasers for thu SAM, gith
general v'TrHuty--- ard that the pl,,tif holf ,be
proceed Of The piece parcel q land on what NO
price vas Fixed rs aforesaid, in bis hands suhrc, IN
the future orCrr OF the Court, RuG ta; he also.
make repore Of bis proceedings herein Ia the
Court. NV
ACopy.
.Tese,
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June

Hg Y Virtue of the above decree Ct the honorable
2 > superior Court Of Chaucery for the Rirt r1oud
District, shall, upon the 10Th day Of 5rly next. II
iar, otherwise the next fair day. expose 90 sale "a
Public Auction, to the hughes; bidder Tor ready mo
ney ths two pieces Or pAroes OF land referred 10 it,
the sad decree, ying in the city Of richmond near
the basin upos Cary Street adjoining to Miles
TodPs lot-The sale will take place on the r.re.ois
see.
DANIEL CALL,
oeV'5ee IN trust under end only
acting executor Of the last viii e.
testament of
June II. tJ.
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SIMON BLOCK

SIMON BLOCK, ir
GS Tickets TO lie had Of Simon Flock. Williams.
turg, and Of Simon Block IT, Richmond
Tickets in the different olti,esr, F,otseries "A
well as 10 the above Va. Lottery, can be had ON M.
ersI terms st the licensed Lottery Office Of ]. H.
h1,rs',eedi, few doors below the Ben Tavern.
Richmond, May u. rs
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'SHVb&'rH boxes 6oi,ou Cards gyr .sl,. bv
LUCEG, SiIER u en-.
june . tf
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The foregoing scheme is sHered 70 the p;illic
in pursuance Of an net Of the Legislature, passed the
session of iGi0-il. The subscribers having reeeiv
ed from the Commissioners Of William & Mr.
Co"ege tr"hsier OF their authority to raise Ger.
tain sum of money by Lottery heretofore offered .,
the public the Ninety Number LOTTERY, which hs
wing failed to meet wth patronage Scheme
rs 'ow offered TO their consideration, affordinr 70
adVenturers great saysn;aees in addition to the
lsudsble purposes 10 which the Inosey arising there
from will be applied TIE subscribers, transfereeg
assure the public that prizes drawn in this Lonery
shall be punetually psid.
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BY AUIHORITY.
s Gil e NEE,
VIRGINIA. LITER AZURE LOTTERY

5000 Tickets at SIS IS, COO.
STATIONARY PRIZES
First l,2G0 Blanks, each s. g.
ElrJt drawr number the 9th,
10th, Iith and 12th days, each e so,.
First on the 18th, nnr
First on the i7th, 0nn
First the 20th, m O0n
Ali prizes subject 60 deduction of Is per On,
payable 90 days after the drawing is finished
ECO Tickets TO be drawn each day CT draw
ing.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-19
PUBLIC SALE.

|, Pursuant to a Decree OF
the United States Circuit Court for the
County Of Alexandra will be sold at
|. Public Auction, on tho fourth day o.
VI y next. il fair, on the premises, alI
The Real Estate of George M'Munn, Do.
ceased, subject by MS Will 10 the pay
msAt Of his debts, viz:
A valuable OF of Ground
on the north side Of King Ssrssf front.
! ing thereon s'xty-sne' feet cigt4 iscfes,
and running back 100 feet 70 . tvelrs
soot alley Thi. properly. !. immediate
oppo lite the Diagonal Pump, and the
most tiourisbing part Of The T"~n:-
Also a large Frame ouse
and LOT, on the corner OF Primes an
Royal Streets, an excellsBt staEd Tor =
Grocery Store g.
me Other Lotion the cor
ner OF Prince aud Fairfax Streets, With
its Improvements.
A Two Story Brick Store.
and Dwelling House on Prince bstweUR
Usion and Water Streets.
A Frame House AID Lot,
on Wster between King and Prince
Streets. mex, door to VIM. Dunlap's re-
sidence,
also a Molety, say one
= .Ic of T,airtern Acres of Land in tho
county of Alexandra, ON the old Georges
town Road, nearly Opposite WIN. Fras
zier's Terms Of sale, s, y, = ID
months credit for approved Negotiable
Notes, with satisfactory Epdorsers, and
: hen on the property till paid.
Mordecal Miller,
Executor IF Geo Medium, drex
April is. S.~tos'
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barge and ak men with the scbr. pulled
away for the Victorious; but tho wind
being head, and an uncommon neasy
sea running, they were obliged to put
about and row back to the schr. but be-
ing unable to get along side of her, they
let go theis graplings, and lay TOO for s
hours in most distressing condition, tl,e
sea constantly washing over them, when
the schr. bilged and filled--The Lieu.
tenant and men left in charge of her,
then took the barge and deserted her
The gale INCREASING, they were Obliged
to bear up'ana ron under the lee Of Old
Point Comfort but being alarmed at the
appearance of schr. that hove in sight,
pulled cut again.-One Of the barges
with a midshipman in command, and
Two of the Flights crew, prisoners, hay-
ing parted from the others, and being in
Danger of laundering, came up as high
as the fort at this place, and voluntarily
surrendered to the military anthorities.
In the mean time the Commandment at
Hampton having received intelligence
that the other three were in the Roads,
dispatched the Reyeaue Cutter JefcrsoR
Captain HAM, and small pilot boat ch.
manned with detachment of Rifcmcn
in pursuit of them. They were over
AIKEN nearly as high up as Newport
News, and as the Gutter was about to
pour broadside into them, the iieute-
nant displayed white flag and said, that
it was not their intention to- make any
resistance, upon which assurance Capt.
Ham ordered them ashore and sent the m
uader all escort of forty rihemen, to
ia npton. were in these three
launches about fifty Eoglishmen, and
the Captain, supercarso and remainder
4 the hands belonging TO the captured
schooner. The loss of so many men and
barges at this time will emoarfass the
eae,ny tot little, as it viii! weaken very
considerably his means Of annoyance.
The Flight had on board very vaiu-
able cargo, consisting Of 40 packages
of silk goods, 100 pipes brandy and 100
hosshsads of wine. she left Bordeaux
the 7th March.
By the master of a corn vessel that run
over yesterday from Cherrystone, we
since learn, that the schr lays on her
beam ends with both masts carried a
way. A launch full of men was rowing
towards her from the Victorious.
Except one ship of the line and fri
gate in Lynhaven, and a trlgate at the
Capes, the whole of the enemy's force
is stationed off the mouths OF the prlnCi
pal Rivers up the Chesapeake.
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FROM

The last accounts from l.ewestown,
state, that the sA.my iaa ceased DON
harding it, not being able to make any
oppression and had ielt tu"lr station
* anchored outside OF the Ligbt House,
il was supposed with an intent'on either
to destroy the Light House, or to pro
care vateg fruai, y paad A shart dis1sncS
from the shore The militia bad goie
down to oppose their landing Our brave
cit zcas at Lewes,own, beng short OF
ca,,lon balls, the enemy vas so accom-
rnodating as to fire $40 on shore, which
on picking up, and fodlng they suited
the Galore OF oar cannon remarkably
well, the toan was immediately returned
With interest.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-19
Valuable Lands for Sale.

HI subscriber will sell a Tract
i oil Land, containing sos and .
laif acres, within two miles Of Fauqeier
Gourt House about 500 acres OF which
IRE in wood, well timbered. The opea
and is undergoing its first course Of
clover and plaster. There are on tho
premises comfortable new Dwelling
louise, not finished, good new Barn
and other convenient out houses. Pos.
session OF the houses anG part Of the
land can be given Immediately and Of
the residue after harvest.
This is perhaps one OF the most de-
sirable tracts of land in the neighbon~
rood of Fauquier Court House, on ac-
count of its vicinity to that place, where
FIRE. wood sells at from three 10 four
dollars per cord during tn winter sea-
son. John A. w. Smith, Esq. or Sarnl.
Low, Jr. Esq, will shcw the land, and
make known the terms OF sale.
Also, one other Tract, containing zoe
acres, lying in the county Of Culpep
per, on the main road leading from
Chester's Gap to Fredsrieksburg.~
This land is we'll adaptednto the use Of
plaster, and is not more than two miles
from Mr.. Moses Gibson's Merchant
dill. II will be shewn by Mr.. Curtis
corby, near the premises, and the terms
made known on application 10 the SUBJ
3criber, living the upper end Of Fau-
luier county, on the road leading from
Inc Court House to Chester's Gap
VIM. ClarksOn.
March 9w -
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ST. JOINS, Porto Rico, FEB. ., 1918


The new intendsnt General OF tnIS
land, having on Use 18Th INST taken
posses sion Of his office, We have the nap
plness to announce that lie has by VIZ
tue of his authority, been pleased to pro-
claim all commerce tree aud unfes!'alh-
ID from, hencsfo, ard Within Ills JuIs
aic,ion. for all,esseis, national or foreign
in amitv with Spain not only IN TINS
port OF St. Johns, its capital, but also IN
hose of M.yagness, Faxardo, Ponce,
ApuadilIa, ard Cabe Roxo. All vessels
under friendly or nsutral flag With O.
very kind of merchandise without .Fmi.
ta,inn, viii be we'll received and prompt
ly dispatched without anyfrouele' OF
unnecessary delays. Tic foreign duties
already more moderate than IN other
places, will be further reduced accord
Ing 10 circumstances and every facility
allowed to merchants that can teno TO
the encouragement OF trade WIN the
same view all exports will be permitted
whether of the produce OF said island or
Of whatever be an object OF exchange 10
the same, including metals or money,
considered as merchandise which VIII
he subiec, TO very moderate duties. Ia
a word this beautiful and long neglected
Island. 80 advantageously situated, pro-
misses under this verify lnteHadant, 10
be henceforward, what It should always
have been, the first market OF the Ana
lilies. where those who will venture here :
, in find protection and full liberty OF
trade, With every favor and aid WA'cn
the government under such liberal
mind can give.
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NEW STORE.

"hk Subscribers having eHtefeo
into Copartnersbip, under the
of REUBEN WlTHERS anc
"a have opened Store On Fairf'1 Street
nov, door to Messrs Bryan Hampson
md Co where they hsve received :
T.nasome assortment OF SEA Una
p1E DRY GOODS, which they Will
ell low for cash, or on the usual credit
20 punctual customers.
- JOHN WRITER'S & Co.
REUBEN WRITER'S.
April 10.
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] ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, A1tra is.
TITO sHEH
TITO sHEH
CHE VERY AaE < BODY OF rHR TINE
ais FORM AVID PRESSURE"
IMPREsshEar on KAxp.

Every mail brings us some account
Of the inspressment Of persons ana pro-
perty,for the purpose Of aiding in 4be
conquest Of Canada. The people in the
northern parts of New York, n. Hamp-
shire and Vermont, are subject to great
expressions from these military press
gangs, who lay violent hands upon what
ever they want, without respect to the
rights, the feelings or convenience Of
sex or conditien. Women travelling
with their husbands have been forced to
give up their sleighs on the road at a
great distance from their homes, and to
trudge on foot 10 the nearest shelter.
sometimes eight or ten miles distant,
and ire quently more; while their hus.
bands are marched off with their sleighs
and horses to Sackett's Harbor, or some
other place, as the press gang officer
may be pleased to direct. Thus it seems
that we do not enjoy even the liberty
ef de seas" as our correspondent Pc
drosa says.
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BALrlMoRE, Ap.il n:

hS Drlusn squadron consisting OF
74s, . frigates, 2 briggs and several
t$nders arc now in sight of the town,
md have been signaled from the Obser-
yattry the heavy ships anchored off N !.
Point, whichls the extent they an reach,
there not being water enough in theriver
10 toat ship drawing more than l9 feet.
Inc French.Town and Queens Town
Packet that left this abon, 10 O'Clock
morning, was seen captured
hy the boats, about twelve miles down
the river, the latter was observed By .
gun boat, which go, under way and CAV c
chase, bred 10 or 10 OF her long guns
at her, some, Of which must have ,.uch-
I'd, but from thesuperiori,y Of her Sail
ing over that Of the boat she GOT of.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-19
Laurel Grove for Sale.

DY virtue of deed Of trust 10 mo,
ID from Bushrod Washington, jun.
| will dispose Of the above estate TO any
person inclined to purchase. II lies 10
Westmoreland county, on the river po'
tomac, and is supposed 10 contain about
500 acres. The soil is rich and well
adapted to the production OF corn and
wheat. understand chat it is well I'M.
proved by a good Dwelling House,
ether out houses and orchards.
For terms. apply to the subscriber.
Bush. Washington.
Mount Vernon.
March 9 2awti'
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WAsHrxeToN CRY, April Is.
hRMY or THE u. STATES.

The following General Officers, we
earn. have been appointed by tho Presl'
ident of the United States. since the
of Congress, TO I'LL Vacsn'
les, and in pursuance OF acts passed at
he close of the session:
B1paaier Gtnerois
Themas H. Gushing
Zebalon M Pike
George lizard
Duncan M'Arthur
Lewis Cass
William H. Winder
Benjamin Howard.
Quarter Master General.
Robert Swartwrut
.zdjufonf General'.
WilIism Duane
Johr R. Fenvick
Winfield Scott
Francis K. Huger.
INSPECTOR Generals
Abimsel Y. Nicoli.
John Chrvstlc
Nicholas Gray
William (. Boote.
Assistant .Ad;ntan, Generals.
lanes Bankhead.
Charles K. Gardner
John Johnson
Ebenezer Beebee
Nathaniel F. Adams
Thomas Chrystie
Robert Dunn
Talbot Chambers.
.hssistant Insteetor Generals.
VIM. S. Hamilton
James Gibson
Enos Cutler
John c. Tillotson.
M.aR1E, on Thursday last ey ths
p.v MIR: fowler, JosEPH @AKRLI :
: ouaon County, to Miss HAr.ET foi
TIN Of Fairfax County, Virginia.
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NOTICE.

rApT. THE CPhII US BOWIE
~ hayin g been discharged fem tho
command Of the Packet Schooner A.
-texandria, it may be necessary to in.
so,m the p ublic that the said discharge
IS made ia consequence OF having de-
lectcd the said Bowie in fraudulent
practices. akis cause is made public,
"a order to guard others against any
IMPOSITION which he nigh, Unerwise
practice upon them.
Bede Clements.
April ls St
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E1trae. Of letter, dated Wesimore.
land. (Vtrgiaia 18Th .Ahril, 10. gen
tIeman ia this hlace.
VISA think you Of visit from the
British We hey~ learned here by
some who have been prisoners, that they
mean to attack Washington The par
tv that landed below US On the Kappa
hammock have departed Two OF our
companies have marched lower down
upon the alarm being given.
Hungertord's election Ii considered
certain. YESTERDAY was the day OF trial
in Stafford and Northup ber'ant ccun-
ties. King Georges county has elected
one fcderalist. Westmosclanc is always
true. If Hungerford is elected, Camp
bell is sure for the senate. Brents
whole majority at this time is 81 Al
the last election Campbell came 10 this
County. with a maissily OF ile agslnsi
him SO he may be considered as elect
cd by majority Of moro tAan loo."
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The Governor M'Kean, Daily, hence
for Bordeaux, is captured aad sent into
ENGLAND
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-19

A Masonic ornament, set With dia-
monds, of The value of 500 gulneas, 10
making to be presented 10 Earl Mo'Fa'
nv tnr Duke Of Sussex, as a present TO
III. Lordship from the different Maso
nc Lodges.