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Jan. 16.

IWE.NTY DOLLARS REW.sRD
O UN-A-WAY from the subscriber about the sth
4 q Of December 1879. likely negro man slave,
named JOE, a little ptted with the Small Pox, and
has downlook when first spoken to he is about IS
or 40 years of age, he is about feet, 4iuches
high. he had when he left this. a corduroy coat
well dressed Otherwise, as he my hack driver !;
he has been accustomed to drive a stage, Wagon
cart, or carriage he has connections in Middle
sex, and suppose that he has either gone there or
towards Charlottesville & Staunton.,
will give the above reward to any person who
will have him confined in Jail that can get him n
sa:'. ~ :ha. Nth al reasonable expenses paid, -
have him delivered to me in this place.
CURTIS r. MOORE.
Jan. Of. w4w
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Charlo,tc, January u.

Nj OTICE--The Subscriber as Admir-. dc honis
witt, the VIII an,fexcdop the Esfatc -
the late Gen James Allen Bradley, rcquests sU Der.
sons indebted, To come forward x sett. the amonnf
due, the situation Of the estate will not ADMIT NJ
indulgence: those to whom The estate is Indebted
ere requested N make them known that provision,
r5ry he made for their payment.
r. L. COOKE
Bacon's Castle, surry, Dec 10. VT
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JAMES MADISON .
NOTLCE.

.NOTICE.
DcPGftmsat Of State,
february E. 1913.
Alien enemies arriving within the irats OF the
United States from foreign cDuntries. are mmSd
sicily their arrival, report Themselves To the
Marshal Of the y. States, "a his de ,uty, for the
district within which they may be landed.
No AAien sneoy can hereafter proceed from
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From, HandbiN printed in Londoe.

From, a HarGbiN printed in Londoe.
PROPOSED INSCRIPTION
For the Lid of Chest, in the Archives of the Priyy
Council.
Beneath, are deposited
all that remains of thc once celebrated
ORDERS IN COUNrCTL.
cumscr;bed by this narrow boundary,
and reduced 10 few shreds
os worthless parchment,
these naughty and innovsting DEGREES
which, in their lifetime, convu'sed Empires,
and tore the scanty morsei
from the grasp of starving Millions
now reposc in harmless ohscurity.
Thro' the haser passions of the human heart
the moral Gcncaloeist
may perhaps trace theig origin to remote distances
but their immediate Progenitors. were
.haiignity aud Iyjdfudtion.
Fostered by unrcmitting parental care,
and tie aborious cxertios their nearest relatives
Sobhfstyy and Fdlsehood,
they rapidly attained
sfor'nidabe and disgracefui maturity.
During disastrous period
OF Six Years,
tdey exercised an uncontrolled oppression
over the Industry and Resnnrcss Of the Poor;
Polluted the commercial character of c. Britain
with the most ieathsou,e villainies:
Cherished the infant Manufactures Of Our Rivals !;
aud iusued me Public RIGHTS of Mankind,
by long series Of hateful aggressive Depredations
inerr career was ~ isugyn arrested
yfe awakened energies n their victims;
and after rcsi'tancc
WHICH = y proven tle genuine CnWHrhire OF tyranny
when opposed to the United efforts of
Reotitnde and Patriotism
overwhelmed by the contempt Of the Wise,
and lhe exeerations of che Good,
they expired June 1G.h, 1879.
Ga the same day,
t'Ieir only legitimate descendant,
The LIceDes Sysfem,
shared the fate Of its guilty parent;
and tlier death ia thus recorded
BY On indignant public,
az IN Event
irssst with a'fnoniGon TO e. ture Legislators.
and strongly illustrative
&c The ccrsniotory and importsnt Truth
4liG Is essential to tie very Nature Of Evil,
TO issue IN is own Destruction.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-12

'EFAkEN lp and conveyed to Jail on the eighth
4 dag Of October last.
A NEGRO MAN.
who says he u free born, sud bound ~ George Nh
son of Greenyille counfy; SAYS his name IS JOHN
Miller, about ~ wears of age, dark coniexion five
feet hall inch high when prnntted, had on widts
Va Cloth Coat, Di'nity Pant Jpons and white Hat
The owner IS rewcsted "a come forwsri, pay clar-
ges and take him owHy, otherwise he will be dealt
With as Tie law Directs.
JOHN \. IT, RUrHgRFOORD,
Jdifnr.
Charlotte, January H. w3rn
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E(OR sale. at Wallis Medical Store on Shockoe
; hill nearly opposite the Swan-Tavern, a gene
raj assortment of Genuine Drugs, Medicines Paints,
Oil, Dying Wood &c. &c. sc.
Also, -Four Barrels Clover Seeds, of Last years
growth.
Jan. ". w4w
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IJpc. 81.

Wis !, to forswarn all persons from taking an as
signnenl Of noto from me 10 Elijah MAY, for
The sam OF five hundred .clars, dated the sOth of
January 1915, and made payable and negotiable az
'the Bank 1T VrRpia, ca davs after date; rs the
sad El'iah Wy tss Imposed hoy Of bad character
on the subscriber.
EDWD. GARLAND.
Louisa, Feb .. 2aw4w
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JAMES RIVER COMPANY.

JAMES RIVER COMPANY.
4 DIVIDEND OF FIVE per cent is declared on the
IN stock in the James River Company Cor six
months ending the 3ist December last, which will
bc paid to The respective shareholders their order
on application to
ROBERT POLLARD
- Treasurer.
Jan. o7- e,wsw
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MUWFORD's REPORTS.
EOHN r. JONES, has the pleasure Of Offering
- the gentlemen of the Bar, the first volume Of
MUNFORD's REPORTS,
being continuation Of the Virginia Reports, thro'
October Term, 1870
Bsllentine on the Statute of Limitations.
Cranch's Reports, Vol. 5th.
January 10. sp2wSs1awfm
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Essex Court.
Even Clemen,s, a'lm'or. &c. de Lons non, nj Ew-
IN Clvm>nss, deed. I,ifE
i'"i"sc esuer aud William RufIio, cxe'a,~ &C.
p ~ r,,iis. Tar .iic ,iee,l, " ,i, ,,sy.. .,n,r
,ie wii he VIZ; annexed, oi Rob, T. ar,n;- deed
"it t'U"ias Noane, cA'or. &c. of Thomas i,nsne,
dvs's. Inns.
Came the plaintiff nv his attorney and this csas,
coming an to lac heari the BILL ans = crs aud *.
h'hts hiei o' the notioD ct the plaintiff las a,i IS
,aNrn tor cni,.ssc,i 10 the teieudsnt " .lll,n
iti''t, and viii at day decree the matters
OF the plaintiff s bill, anal it is jecrced and! os,crsi
by the court, t,at the Master Commissioners t Ills
court do settle aud state the account at am.is,ra-
tnn OF i'itmSn Clcmenfs, the estate oi E~,u
Elements deco. and also the account ot trsi.bshi
fs'tci'es "Seeu'oTabi, al tie estate ut pi.n Cst-
mel is dec d. aad fy,,',rt court his Proceedings
aud ANY n'a'tcr specially w,ici, lie may deem, PR
insn', or .i;i,-r part, VA, requre---,rd Ia c,iahie
Ito Gee hprkn"r " ,i,, hui,i,i. eNors. at ar
ch''iii R,,t. produce before him tie requisite
PAPERS s,.'. evidences. f 81
co.,.
WILLIAM T.. MATTHEWS, d. C.
The parties Interested, viii please take notice
'Hat hs'e aipa'mit the twenty -s,eoni day OF A.
pi7' next at Essex court house, take te accounts
required by the foregoing. order, TO be continued
uon day 10 day, un'ii cOmpleted--at which, time
and place they required 10 attend, with their
vouchers and evidence, ready for examination.
JOHN JONES.
Master Commissioner.
Essex, january 1918. wswp
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LATEST rRosf pUaI}5G'st te0' L.

LATEST FROM PORIUG.9L.
Last evening arrived at this port, the ship Illinois,
Taylor, from Lisbon, from whence he sailed the
Esd OF December.
Capt T.. informs us. that the allied army, under
Lord Wellington, were preparing to go into winter
quarters near Lisbon; that no battle had recently
been fought.
An unofficial account Of the capture Of the Mace
DOMAIN trigate had reached Lisbon.
Mr.. John Grswold, a passenger in the Packet
Countess of Chichester, from Bermuda, inform.
that the United States irigate Eessex, captain Por.
ter, had been cruising on the Lines, and had cap
tured British, Packet from Rio Taneiro for Lon
don, which had on board 10000 dollars, in specie,
which capt p. took out, and put prize-master and
crew on board, and ordered the prize for America,
which re-csptured and had arrived mt Befmu-
da.
'fhe Legislature OF the state Of New-York, in a
joint ballot, have appointed Rufus King. Esq. Sc
nator for the next years, in the Senate of the u
States, in the room OF John Smith, Esq whose term
expires on the 4th March next
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BosToN, Jan. 90.

LATEST FROM EASTPORT
Yesterday arrived below, sehr Commerce, Baker,
five DAYS from Eastnort: passenger has informs ed
us, that the British ship Diligence, Symonds from
st. Johns. NJ b. with cargo of dry goods salt.
muskets, ammunition, and cannon for the defence of
that harbor, was driven ashore, in gale of wind,
10Th inst. on Moose Peeky head near Mactas -
Soon after the Olnds, Ann, of Newbury port, pass
ing by, boats were manned out from the ship and
took possession of her, and it supposed part of
her cargo was taken on board the ship-she had
gone to 81. Jobn's.-At PASSPORT they beat up for
volunteers to 20 and take possession of the shin.
the capt. of which obtaining knowledge of their in
tentoGs, set fire TO her, and she entirely con-
samed-she was 500 tons, had Is guns and thirty
men.
Suspension Of Intercourse -pith yNezu. Byunss,ics
Gnd .NovG Scotia.
The subjoined is copied from an original letter
from Col Timer, TO the Sslcctmcn OF Eastport, 2
copy of which was posted at the Exchange In tina,
town the 9th inst. and Tag sentto ST. Andrews
to convey the information to the phshtsnts there.
EASTERN FRONTIER.
Head Quarters az E0Sf5oyf, Tan s.
Centlemen--i sinNinst.uete, to ende.your to stop
I'll intercourse between tie srhjects Of the United
Sta, md the subjects Of his Rr;;annc Majesty
a. rctorc notify you tor the in!or zion Of the in
habi;aats Of your to~n, aud those persons who may
reside III the town, uho is not an merican citizen
subject, aal docs not take the oath of allegiance
within SIX days viii he considered as prisoner of
war, and viii be ren1sed to some other place for
safety Ma every citizen who SHALL hereafter pass
into the British dominiens except by perm.s;on
from the commanding officer Of this frontier will be
considered carrying information to the enemy
and viii be dealt with accordingly. Every person
detected in supplying the enemy any subject of
his britannia Majesty, with provisions If any kind
other articles OF comfort use, will be appre
}ierded for treason, and dealt with accordinglv.-
Flags Of truce will he granted to persons who have
actually necessity to pass into the British provinces
All letters directed to British subjects will hereafter
bc insrectet and delivered to the officer of the first
flag of truce that passes if the letters admissible
Aiiens no pass into the Briiisi, government
directed to apply within six days to the COM
mardug officer at this post, who will furnish them
with flag of truce for the purpose.
am. gentlemen, with great respect, your obedi-
ent humble servant,
Signed, GEORGE ULMER,
Colonel of Volunteers commanding on the
Eastern Frontier.
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q N CHANCERY-Charlotte Court Nov Sd 1919.
u Mary freeman admx. OF Gideon Freeman deed.

against,
Philemon Hurt Junr., & Daniel r. Barnes admr.
of Philemon Hurt, senr. decd.
The defendant Philemon Hurt ir not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly and the rules Of this court
and it appearing the satisfaction of the Court that
he Is not inn bitart Of this statc on the motion
Of the plaintiff ny her COUNSEL It is ordered tiat he
appear here the Fl st Monday in February next
and answer the bill of the plaintiiT-snh that co.
by o! this order be orthwith inserted for two
months successfully in some newspapers published H.
the city of Richmond and also posted at the front
door of The Court liouse OF SAID County.
Copy.
TIOs. READ, Crk
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Giles
Antigua and NJ T.. Rum Cinnamon 81 Cass;a
Old Cosniae Brandy Mustard, Ginger and
Apple aud Peach Bran Spice
dy. Nutmcgs, Cloves and
tio'ianh TIN Mace
Cherry Bounce Table Salt in baskets
Cordial Saltnetre and GlauIsr
Baltimore whiskey in salts,
Barrels Alum and Coppera1
pennsylvania, do. Birthstone, Madden and
Laoon best recthed do Biueing,
"a proof Indigo aud Starch.
MADEIRA; sherry, Mala. Prunes, Figs and Raj
go, LISBON and Porf sins,
Wines Hard and soft-shell AL
Champagne, Burgundy monds,
and long cork Claret | Lem ons and Oranges.
bottles Alexandria Crackers in
Brandy, Fruits Olives Kegs
aud Capers Best chewing Tobacco 6,
Christopher best Lon Spspisl, Cigars,
don Brown Stout Scotch Snuff in / 81 f-s
Philadelphia Porter do / jI bottles
Fresh Salad Oil in bot ! Barley and Rice
ties and Fiasks PLAYING CARTS
Mnscovsdo and New ! Cotton and Wool do d.
OrleaHs Sugars Sjfters Richards sn5
Biddie and Lca's best Leading Lines
Loaf DO. s by 10 and 10 by IL
Lump, do. do Window Glass
Molasses ] Quart hotties and bo,fis
Ground and fine Salt, corks '''e' ''i '''''
oese and in sacks Inkpowder and Waters
Dar iron Writing aud Wrapping
German and Bistered FaDPr
Steel list and Cd quality Let
Nail Rod : ter do.
Cut and Wrought Male Liquid Backing. in bot.
assorted ties
Young Hyson, Imperial Beet Irish Glue
q Gun-Powder Teas / Lamp-blsck
Chocolate Bar Lead
Coffee Wool Hats, assorted
Powder and Shot 1st quality FIR ditto
Northern Cheese of first Ras Cotton, in Bales
quality Colored thread. shoe do.
Bacon Sewing silk. Cotton
Shad aud TIerrings Rails and Turkey Co,-
Soap X Cand es in boxes ton
Green's Ware assorted Seins Irvine
Stone, do. Pins aud Needles as.ors
Glass, d.. ted &c
Cayenne q Black Pep
per
N: The above articles, will re sold 90 the
most rcasonoble terms for cash only.
Manchester, Feb. 2. tf
NALUhBLE PROT'ERTY ron SNLE.--
wisl, TO sell tlst highly valuable farm in the
county OF Cumberland, wherein folin elso resides
containing SIS acres, fully 900 of whicl are yet i'm
Woods.
u IS unnecessary 10 be more pqrficuisr, ss any
person disposed to purchase, will first view the pre-
misses which wiz be sho@n and the terms made
snown on application 70 iohu Kslso or to tie sub
scriber.
ROBERT GEIso.
y. D. Possession viii be giyes is,rGsdiateiy. If ne
cessary.
Prince Edward, Jan. Q. uslM
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PErEasnuno. Feb. Q.

PErERsnURo, Feb. 9.
Capt. CANDLES Cavalry from Richmond arrived
here on Sunday evening. aud proceeded that night
at IL O'Clock Tor Norfolk. Gen. Taylor was with
the troop The governor proceeds to Norfolk v .h
this troop.-Cspt lay ors Republican light Imam
try, OF tins town, proceeds Tomorrow Immediately
on tie receipt OF capt. Tayior's marching orders,
eight or ten young men, with alacii,y tlat does
them infinite credit, entered themselves members
OF the company. RerW5Asan
The Richmond troop OF Horse arrived in ths
toxin Sunday afternoon, and left it the same
night, in consequence. rs we are informed, OF an
Express which reached here From Norfolk during
the night Lctsliiseacer.
The Ncw-York representation in the 18th Com
gress consists Of eight Republicans aud nneteen Fe-
derssists
The Legislature of Pennsylvania have passed AN
act Cor thc relief OF the unfortunate general ST.
CT AIR, who is said :o DC in the most der,nrsbc
peculiarly circumstances. The act allows lin $500
immediately, and $500 annually d,,.iiig his he.
Major Shu aise, who command, Il the 10Th
regiment, at the hs,tie OF Queenstown, has been
made Baron, by thePrnee Regent.
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NEW STORE

NEW STORE.
E1ENJAMIN DENNIS & Co. most respectfnlly
10 inform the Public, that in addition 10 their
former Stock OF Groceries, they have received fur
Their supply, making their assortment general and
complete.
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N. % The above articles, will ne sold on the
most reasonable terms for cash only.
Manchester, Feb. 2. tf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-25

/ rsN0U.EE.
500, ,o.:,,.s
|. ..rper ofPFlhce
4 s.3c{5, Gre
: expressed
-, daf. :.
I (.sa ere en- Il.
(which arc
n'.. .,,, be viewed
-. limitation
,t,Gp!isr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-25
ENo. 1856
NEW SHAD.
200 bbls. extra size, prime
SHAD. No. 1.
FOE SALE Br
Joseph Vaudeville.
Corner Of King y Fai.faz sfss
April so.
Robert Gray,
ohhosite the Washington Tavern, EsnS
street, Alexandria,

ohhosite the Washington Tavern, EsnS :
street, Alexandria,
HAS JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE,
Meiish's Travels in the United States
and Upper Canad., illustrated byf8
Maps, vols. octave be und, IS so. Il
Chalesuhriand's Travels in Greece,
Palestine, Egypt and Barbary, vol.
y, octave bound, 50 Is
Life and Administrators Of The homo.
rabie Spencer Perceva
Erskine's Speeche, OH Miscellaneous
subjects at the bar 81
CONSULTATION OF the United States. 4.
/ Grant on Education,
Rejected Addresses, 90
Weem's Life of Washington,
Young Mother, Santo Sebastiano,'
Crabs Tales, Child's Monitor, ~
GoitSmith's Greece.
American spreceptor,
ColumbiaH Orstor, u
Rollins An,iept History,
Campbell's rhetoric, '
Mo,lern Geography,
History of Americas
Walkers Dictionary,
GoIdsnith's & geography,
Johnson's Dictionary with Walker
Pronunciation,
Guthric's Geography, new edition,
Simpsons Euclid,
Cary Family Bible, assorted,
School Bibles, School Testaments,
Pocket Bibles,
Common Prayer Books,
Adeate's, Smiths, Little's and Coles
Music Books,
Webster's, Pearce's, Comly's and Co
lumbar Spelling Books,
A large stock of fine Vellum FoolscaP
and Letter Paper,
Playing Cards, States, Qullls,. Blank
Books, &c &c.
Ledeers, Journals, Cash and Invoice
Books, and Blank Books of every de-
scription Ruled and Bound to any given
pattern at 2 short notice
On hand constant supply Of large
Writing Paper, suilatse for Record
Books.
April 10
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PUBLIC BATHS.

T-HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully
/ informs the public that he has
ken the BATH ROUSE formerly
kept hy Mr. F. Shuck Con the Alley
adjoining The Theatre, and opposite the
Ciiy lIote-which are now open and
will b. Kept in the most complete or
der md continue open till tbs 9Th nc
tober; where WARM. COLD and Show
ER BsTHs ma, be haG at any time IN
tie av nd u til o'clock az night.
- Two sepcrate BATHS are
KEEP, EXCLUSIVELY FOR La
DIES, who VII please TO come In at
the AEey a1joiuinE Mr. Robert Paton's
brick house on Royal-street
As many Of the respectable Ladies
and Gentlemen of AleXa ldria have
heretofore been subscribers. and found
the greatest benefit to their health from
frequent bathing during the warm wea-
Their, the subsc riber does not doubt. , at
they will recommend to every individu-
al ofthei" acquaintance, the good effects
and comfort Of the WARM BATH
I, may be added without fattery, to
strengthen the favorable opinion of the
effects Of the Warm Baths, that they
were highly recommended by all the
Physicians Of Alexandria /; they them.
selves becoming subscribers. Mary
Ladies arA Gentlemen we're effectually
cured Of the most violent pains OF the
Rheumatism, weakness in the limbs,
SC. &c.
T. SHIELDS.
N. r. A Room will be approprIat-
ed Tor the purpose of shaving and dres'
sing those who may require 1t.
May IS. co
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FOX SALE
On board The sloof Priscilla, now lying
at Merchants Whav,
Hhds. retailing Molasses
200 Bushels Liverpool Salt
80 Blown do:
so Patatoes
November IA
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I.AWRASON & FOWLE

R.AVE FOR SHE
THE Cargo of Schooner Traveller
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, of 1000
feet meschantable and clear Lumber.
Also. L.4NDL.N'G,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Twine.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles.
50 cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners OIL.
February l.
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E<EARM
B StLE.

\ ,T*a.'r sale, on the
~! tie >otb DIV Of
I d ut the lex, g%ir
|. T" Which reside, L.
en- cdo'e, Co,m,y,
T. aif~ts'x.e,n MITES
r ',faiains $50 \
/ 'dej vh,ch are
| &;,T.@, isr, cui,ivs
/ eI,et,aaotneli.-
E 4.' CT vayst iuaian
l." 2'o'emeuls uys a
House, v,,b a
/ .'"s b,,ow a>dthroa
ga house, .,arp
\ ,'5'e also an or.
II, >''as c, excellent
., ar'ore tes.rabIr
rs C9ae,y it is
.''trai spfirgs Of
f, '%,a'ls > besu;iiul
. The Potomac -
|tr;. u Is deemed
= :. pFe'umad these
,.,.,as viii view the
s,I ms Or sale will re
n ;, On the d.v. ''''
n N I. Fendall.
81. '; S Poo
NC AayIa,} aswts.
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JUST PUBLISHED, BY
ICHN} 4. ,.EWAET,
Ind fer Sale at lis Book Store, meE
and Improved edition Of
GLASSES COOKERY,
Containing directions how to roast &
boil every thing necessary to be sent up
to a Broiling, Frying, how to
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry, Soups
and Bro.hs, Puddings, Pies, Dishes Tor
Lent, Gravies, Sauces, Hashes, Erica
sees, Ragouts, making Cakes and Jel-
lies, Picking, Preserving, and Soniee-
tlonary.
ALSO
The faNo7ping ne7v Publications,
Rokeby, a new Poem, by Walter Scott
F,era,d lslc.---by G. Phillips.
Traits Of Nature, by Miss Barney.
Good Men of Modern Date, by MRS.
Green.
santo sebastiano, hy the author OF the
Romance of the Pyrenees.
Portraiture of Metbedism, by }. Crow
ther
Life of Jvhite6eld, by ]. Gillies
Poe,ical Vagaries, by G. Coieran
Elements of Chemical Philosophy, by
81, Humphrey Davy, LII d.
T lie of Perciyal-Erskine's Speeches u
Duane's Hand. Book. or the NEW MI
li,ary Guide for the Infantry OF the
United States.
l.Dril ID
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sN q j. .. sIsiMs, RoFaL-s STREET. .aLEx.as'RLa.
TUES Day. May IS, 1873.
ionn Gardner Laid
TTdS UOP MIR

ionn Gardner Laid
ILAS FOR SIZE, :.
Muscovado Sugars in '.rls. tierces and
b5ss.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepper in bags.
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, OF the lat
estimportations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
cwedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Woo.
by 10, Z by g, 9 by II, and 10 by II
Bristol Glass, in whole AID halt
boxes,
Soap Candles and Goldfish in box
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Waiskev and Apple Brandy IN tieroes
s, bbls.
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par
ticul4r Madeira and Streights Red
Vine,
Cord,ne and Lines of various sorts,
WHITING and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, 'Vorcn's and Ch,ldren's Shoes
jn.oArrcls and boxes,
Bottle Cnrks IN bales,
Sale Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Flown Salt,
Chalk aud Plaster OF Paris.
Also, PLOCI.HS Of he most approved
construction aNd one pair French
Burr Mil, Stones.
october 6,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-25

FQ1a Museum,
+ r.s?Go1 OF visitors
Fl'!ar eyceptsdl &om
|? lend on We'd
Inn 8 to So clock.
|E'cn it a pleasure,
o ueNi02 an assem-
fao. Nature &nd Art,
|,l2d.
|ae Museum, is at all
Pc. At&iHance eor
|",:a.>, each visit
feels.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-25
100 Dollars Reward.

ELOPED from Fairhc'd,ln 'he conn-
81 yofFrelerick and Commonwealth
OF Virginia, on Or about the 7tb day OF
March last. a regro slave named AN
THONY the property OF the late WI
linn B Page deceased. Anthony Is a"
bsu, feet 9 inches in height, 81 sob
substantial form, a light yellow co'aploc-
ton, and rather of an afie,n'nate voice.
He is about % years of age, was brought
UP a house servant and has been accus-
toned to that course OF employment all
his life. He is slave of great capacity
and considerable ingenaity--he reads
he plavs the hddie-and possesses a
great mechanical turn--he can do rough
carpenters work and make combs. ne
above reward will be given 1t Anthony
should be unprecedented at the distance
Of 100 miles from Fairfield, and brought
to the subscribers liking in Alexandra.
Blu, il unprecedented at the distance OF
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will be
given if he is secured in goal, and no.
,ioe given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. |. Lee,
9 ~ ID Dr.. JersI