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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
W0rfby of Remembrance.

The independent and patriotic
9oba Ranastb, in late fpeech againft
the bill for increaing the army, in
noting the enormous expenditures of
the pubic monies BY the prefent ad =
miniltration, fiated that before our
reltriaiye energies were put in oper-
alton, the revenue rofe to 10 millions,
" rivaling the whole expenfes of Ad-
ams's administration and amount-
ing to as much as the fun expended
by the man, juitly called the father
of his country, Warrington, in eight
years, during which he maintained
the character Of his country in digni-
ty abroad-her privileges inviolate -
her rights and independence entire,
and he honour pura, spotlefs, and
facred; beiides carrying on an extern
FIVE Indian war."
NIX. RANDOLPH said it was a
curious, but nevertheless a notorious
fact, that in the years 1903 and 8o9,
the expenditures were fuch as to tag
ger all belief, when compared with
their objects What had become Of
thofe enormous expenditures he knew
not-Nor knew he any other perfon
that did know. In fact he believed
no one knew, and nc called God to
witnefs, that he firmly believed no
one would ever know.
Upon this al1ertion, the minions of
the palace were as lilent as the grave.
Mr.. Randolph, in fpeaking OF the
conduct Of Bonaparte towards this
country, anu comparing the mealures
OF our Administration thereon, Jays,
in alluGon to Bariow's million " the
grim Molloch of France, in fcorn
looks contemptuouly upon US /;
fpurns US away from him f; and turn
ins his back in scorn upon our hum.
bic suit, directs his eyes to his heca-
tombs a; Mofcow, the capital OF the
largeit empire of the earth made the
altar on which. while our mifcrable
government was left to wait his re
turn, the emperour Alexander was to
be offered up and inundated, and for
wha, ? Why, for fighting for the
exiitence OF himieIf ard his iubjeets,
and tor not surrendering himielf a
victim without reiiltance to his bloat-
ed ambitioa. after years that we
had been bleeding in his cauls, and
for his purpole, he turns from US and
leaves our beggarly minilter to trot
on his faded Pegasus at the empe
rour's heels. What did the S speaker
gf the b>yie himfelf say after censuring
what he was pleased to call 1.-the vii
i6cation of the French emperour"-
What does he say ? Why he fays
that that very French empers1r'' cam
dua 1uas ti0ie yJraad ana t,eac6s,y,
and thai tbeIe sVas no eptbet IN Ian
guage sufficiently baf to apply to bis char
aefer And where was your fatif.
faction, or when did you demand 1t {!
asked Mr.. X never-none. When
without one additional folder or fea-
man you might have righted your
felves, you chofe to proftrale you,ielf
at the feet OF yours and the worlds
curie aud conqueror lis there any
want f provocatlon No-all of YOU
even Mr.. Speaker, lays there is
ample aud yet you all sit covering
while the tell monitor sits, like cor
morant, on the tree of lite, deviGng
death--not iatiated nor iatigued-
~. ..reo,;6rat;ono f Death ittelf-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

Poiunfeers-On Saturday las. Capt. Her.
ricks Company OF Volunteers. enlisted IL
Lewiston and Monmouth, arrived IN town,
and ae, we understand for the presen'
stationed at Fort Sumner. The appear
snce of bo,h officers and men was good.
We regret the, have not better business aud
better quarters.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
Ratbneisr, Jan. Al.
SECRET SESSION.

The Houfe met with clofed doors
and were in feeret about two hours
VOLUN TER MISCHIEF.
A report was made by tcleet
committee, to whom " as referred the
petition of perfons in the Indiana Ter
ritory, praying for eempenjafim far de
Rrpaion Of property BY the Kentucky Ioi
mtcess. The report was favourab le
to the petitioners.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

Can't. Hoimes' case-In our last we
published statement made under oath,
OF the treatment this gentleman reciev
cd from the Y ). brig Argus :-since
which 1t. Chau1cey aud several others,
loihcers and crew OF of the August have
contradicted, under oath, capt. Holms'
statement /; and Capt. Farris, the super
cargo, has given statement confirm
ing it. Here the matter rests, each par
ty contradictins The other.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
II MOSES BOAT

BELONGING TO the fubfcrioer, was aolen
ID from the Ferry ways Ingraham'. Wharf,
on "wednesday Ian-ihe had very vide ieru,
had lately been painted yellow, and has Fen.
der, on her vale --Whoeves will return or
give information of her to RI.iiH asd Cool,
Portland. fhall receive five dOii.~' .svsyd
ZDsmsf.ssn, Jss, Is. WILLIAM srLAs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
~..-A-:@.-s.-

The 7arether duting the last week
wss unusually cold. / he Mercury
in Farrenheii's thermometer, on Satur.
day morning at sunrise in ;hs open ali.
fell to 10 degrees below zero; being
48 degrees below the freezing point.
| be cold has lot beer known to be So
severe in this town for 20 years past.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

THE fubicriber hereby give. public notice
TO all concerned, that flie has been du'y
appointed aud taken upon herfeIf the trua OF
Adminiftratrix on the eilate Of
sEwALL LANCASTER,
late of Portland, in the county OF Cumberland.
merchant, deceafe4. by giving bond a. the laS'
direets-ihe therefore requefis all periou. Who
are indebted to the faid deceafeds eliate, to
make immediate payment and ,hpfe ~h9
have any demands thereon, TO exhibi, the
Game TO the Comm;ffioners
JUDITH LANCASTER.
Jan 90, 1918 (rD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
NOTICE..

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
that he intends rem wing from Saecar-
appa-ant all perfons indebted to him hy
Notes OF Hand or Book accounis. are requeit-
ed TO call and pay the lame Immediate J, OF
they viii be put in lhe hands of AN torney
Tor COLLECTION. AL perlonr having demands
againa the fubicriber are requeiied 10 CALI
and receive their psy
HEZfKIAH WINsLoW.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
NO ICE.

THE Subscribers IT,, BALLS in PORT.
LAND, The eurrenl Season, are requested
10 meet al Nj. Folsom's Tsve IN on Tue sd ay
evening next nj O'Clock TO make arrange.
mens, TOR .fiec,ing the object OF their
subscription.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
DIED,

In Boston, Hon. THEODORE SEDG
WICK, L. L d. one OF ,he Judges OF the
supreme Judicial Court vi lh,s commons
wealth, q. ID 67.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
MOI U,E.

4 Ii portions who owe the is,e lrn Of
"A ROBBINS II GUTTER,
OF who have given notes to sAM3sL Cuys
TrR, in confederation OF deb,s due 10 .a,d firm.
are herery forbidden to pay The fame to laid
Gutter, he having no right to receive The fspss
and fad firm having beer long hnce dG''ve4
And all power ever gave iad Gutter i
revoked. as he hs, atufed the tiua repofed
in him and all perfon. a'e a'fo requeasd NOT
10 purchafe any no,es of hand from laid CUT
ter, as be has obisined many Of them in 8
fraudulent manner.
THADDEUS ROBBINS.
N~byn~ stb, Jan. IS, 1878 CD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
MARRIED..

In Windham. b, the Rev. G. Kellogg,
Capt. Nathaniel Hatch, of Falmouth, to
Miss Nabby Hanson. OF The former place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01


rtories with defeat and immense loss
in men and military stores.
Bonaparte since he left Moscow, had,
at the last dates, lost As 600 men 1900
horses, so pieces of cannon, besides
great quantities of baggage, stores, and
camp equipage.
Congress 1ranfS money and mnSt
haze It.
A bill for hey LOAN Of f7penty fve
miiiions Of dollars, and bill 10 allow q
further issue of Exchecquer (paper
money! bills OF fue millions " dollars,
(rHlRfY MILLION - hes been
laid before Congress. a pretty round
sum 10 begin the year with, in carrying
on the wise aud patriotic war we are SO
zsalously engaged in.
is the bill lately passed by Congress
for increasing the navy hoax Or not ?
One would suppose il our warhawks
were serious on ibis subject, we should
hear OF measures being taken for pro
curing materials for the psipose olbuil-
ding and appropriations made for car
r.ing il into effect. Ii we may Judge
OF those who rule In our councils b.
their East conduct, the law for mcrsSs.
ing the navy will turn out to be mere
dead letter; all ii will ever amount TO,
will be 10 swell the statute book and add
to the amount OF the printers bill.
When law is passed for Increasing
the army, instantly hosts of recruiting
officers are sent into every section and
corner of the country. No want oil
cash or promptness ia business-l6
dollars bounty, an advance Of "a dollars
to each recruit, and q dollars TO the oil
Ger for enllsting, is given 10 promote
this work, officers are as thick, Ia our
streets, as srasshoppers in a dry season.
This may be all necessary, bu, al the
5 me time, would it not be well 10 do
something for the protection oil the men
and properly on that element where 1t Is
said their rights ate violated, and for the
security of WHICH We are told the War
is declared
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
THE ALGERlNES.

On the 18th of Dec. vessels Of war were
seen near the Western Islands, polacre rig
gsa, supposed to be Algeriaes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
Y. Safes MiltarA Districts

Bgnew Orders The United States is div
ded i,lo IS military disHics for RECRUITERS
Maine forms enc dist ,cl, Portland rrinci-
pal rendezvous. NJ j. Timoihy Urham, is
appointed superiaieldAn, u Maine District.
" Keorai,s are TO be free from sore legs,
scurvey, sealed heads, rup ur and Othe,
mf,m4i s." We hope this regulation will
20 be retrospective upon those sl.eady en-
listed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

printing,
IN all its branche. executed a tbS
&Rettes@&fe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
Cengress have passed Law for incre al
lig the Army to IS 900 mea.

Col Monroe. now Secretary gI State,
talked of for the office of Lisa,ensn, Geae
al and COMMANDER N ch;sf, hnd oel
Dearborn is to be "secono best"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

In 1t. Col Csmpbell's battle with The L.
d ans, 10 OF bis men were Killed and 4
wounded: sos were rendered Iniit for dut
b. being frost bitten.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

ton.
reml,er.
Of Mr.,
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that his
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OFFER
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-11
CONGRESS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Retorted for the Alexandria Gazette.
THURSDAY. June 10.
Mr.. Hopkins presented the petition
of Timothy Husmer, praying compensa
ton Tor services in the hospital depart
ment in the revolutionary war. Refer
red to the committee of claims.
Mr.. Moore had leave of absence from
Monday next.
The house in committee of the whole,
Mr.. Nelson in the chair, on two bills for
making turnpike roads in the county OF
Alexandria and from the city of Wash
lngton, to inlcrsect road leading to
Leesburg, authorised by the state OF Vir-
siaia.
After going through the bill relative
to Alexandra county, on motion OF Mr..
Eppes The committee rose and reported
their agreement to the bill with amend
ments, and the committee had leave b
sit again on the other.
WAYS s MEANS:
MT. EPpeS Hcm TIC Couitiiit.Co vi
ways and means, made the following Re.
port:
The committee of ways and means to
whom was referred so much of the mes
sage Of the President Of the U. S. as re-
lates to the establishment Of a well d.
gested system Of internal revenue. have
had the same under consideration. They
deem il unnecessary to saw any thing as
to the necessity of providing additional
revenue at time when the general rate
of expenditures has been so much in
creased by measures necessarily con-
nected with state,of war. A reference
to the reports from the Treasury dc.
partment, and from the committee of
ways and means during the last and pre-
eeding years, will show that provision
Tor additional revenue can no longer be
delayed, withouta violation of oil those
principles held sacred in every coun-
try where the value and Importance Of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-11
Mr.. BROWN

"AS commenced bis MILITARY
"a ACCIDENT, at the upper ehd OF
Water street, at Mr.. Jsmieson,s Bake
House, where those gentlemen, who are
subscribers, viii please to attend on
Tuesdays, Thursday. and Saturdays
Any gentleman, wishing to become
Subscriber, will please to Call AZ Mr..
James Shethar's, sign OF the Indian
Queen, or at .he Academy, on either OF
said days-where will be taught Horses
manship, Broad Sword defence against
Guns and Bayonets, different Salutes,
Infartry End Artillery, and all the lvari.
rioas Evolutions and Positions, that are
requisite to ct the officer for the held OF
battle.
Class No. l, will assemble at the Rid
ing Academy at 5 o'clock, A. M. on
Tue sdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
during the quartcr.
Class No 2, on the same days, at half
past 6'e'clock, A NJ.
Class No. S, the same days, at 3 o
clock. P. NJ.
June LIT
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A Valuable Mill
no BE LEASED.

TO BE LEASED. d
ON Thur, Day tie I7,n inst. will be
offered to the highest bidder, IN the
premises, on lease Of ten or fftee.
years (if not before leased by private
bargain) for SO much money paid
down, OTTO re paid in one, two OF three
wears, with interest, the Bladensburg
tslIl, with about thirty acres Of ground
.tta. he'd to it The advantages OF this
situation, from its toDtisuity to good
grain country, from its being at the
head of ,ids water, where boats may
~ loaded ard u;4loaded, and from tho
commend which it has of most copi-
Gus and unfaiiing spring Of water rem
der tie property highly valuable and
make ii ina peculiar n,anper worth the
attention Of persons wishing &c engage
in the manufacturing &,iHess. APP
piics.tion to be made to Daniel Erent,
in the City Of Washington, or to the
subs cribcr, q. Green hill, in Prince
Georges county,
Vim. Dudley Digges.
June dist
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-11

to the Secretary Of State" that the said
decree Of April %, 1911, bad bee.
communicated to his Mr. Barlow'sl
predecessor there and to lay before
this house any correspondence with Nr.
Russell relative 20 that subject, whlea
it may not be improper to communicate
land also any correspondence between
Mr.. Barlow and Mr.. Russell on that
subject which may be in possession OF
the department OF state.
Resolved, That the President OF the
United States be requested TO inform
this House, whether the Minister Of
France near the u. States, ever inform
ed this government of the existence OF
the said decree Of the 18th April 1871.
and to Isy before the House any CORES
pondence thatrn have taken place with
the said minister relative thereto, which
the President may not think improper to
be comm unicated
: Resolved, That the President of tia
u. States be requested 10 communicate
to this House any other Information
which may be in bis possession, and
which he may not deem it injurious 10
the public interest to disclose relative to
the said decree of The 2sth OF Ap'ii 1911,
and tending to shew at what time, by
whom, and in wha, manner The said de
cree was first made known to this go
vernment, or to any Gifts representatives
or agents.
Resolved, That the President of tie
U. States be requested in case the tact
be, that the first information Of the ex-
istence Of said decree ofthe 2Ssh April
1911, ever received by this government
or anv of its ministers or az .nts. was that
communicated in May 1917, by The
Duke of Bassano to Mr.. Barlow, aid ty
him to his government, as, nenttoned
in his letter to the Secretary otTStste OF
Nav 18th 1879, and the accompanying
papers, to inform this House whether
the government of the u States hath e.
yer required from that OF France, any
exclamation of the reason OF that de-
cree. being concealed from this govern
ment and rs ministers for SO long time
after its date and if such explanation
has been asked by this government, and
has been omitted to be given by that ct
France, whether this government has
made any remonstrance, OF expressed a.
ny dissatisfaction to the government OF
France at such concealnent'
The question on considering the re
solutions was decided by ayes sns noes
and were yeas so nays zs.
Mr.. Bib after some observations NOV
ed that the resolutions lie on the table
till tomorrow and be printed.
The mover acquissced in this motion
and ther were laid on the table.
a bill from the Senate for the reliet OF
Thomas Sloan, was read twice and re-
ferred to the committee of claims.
Adjourned,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-11

We are in hourly expectation of re-
ceiving much more distressing inteili-
gence, than that, which has already ex-
cited so much pain in the public mind.
There is too much reason to apprehend
that before this time Nt7p- London and
Brca!ur's squadron are destroycd.-
The latest accounts from that place
state, that flag bad been sent up by
captain Hardy, of the Families -, de.
mandiag the surrenscr ofthe squadron,
which had taken refuge in the har5or; as
the only condition upon which the town
could escape bombardment. The de-
nand was Indignantly refused, and from
the concentration of the enemy's ships
eff the harbor, he appeared to be pre-
pairing to execute his threat. The town
was in the utmost confusion, under the
apprehension of an immediae attack
the governor had called out the militia,
ard commodore Decatur had landed
some of his guns to aid in the defense of
the tswn. The only chance Of safety
for the squadron is by Tightening the
ships and running them up as high as
possible above the town.
New-London is one of the principal
ports OF entry in the state of Connecticut.
1t is situated on the west side of the RI
yer Thames, 5 miles from Long Island
Sound. 1t is defended by two fortified.
tons, one or each side Of the river. Its
population is stated at or 5000; and
there is SAID to be water enough several
miles abeys the town to foa: ] frigate.
Forts Georgs and Erie are both in the
q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-11
District Of Columbia, to wit,
XWTHEREAS HenryW. Landres ba. h

w by his petition in writing, sp-
piled to the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh one of the assistant judges OF the
circuit court OF the district oil Columbia,
to be admitted to the benefit of the act
of congress for the relief of insolvent
debtors within the distr ct Aforesaid, and
has stated therein that be is in actual
confinement in the Jail bounds of A.
lexandria county at the suit OF William
Chapman, and being unable to discharge
the said claim with others against him, has
offered to deliver up, for the use OF his
creditors, all his property, real, person.
al and mixed: Notice is therefore given
to the creditors of the said Henry w.
Landres, that or Saturday next the 18th
instant. between the hours OF eight & ten
O'Clock, at the Court house in Alexan-
dria, the oath oil all insolvent debtor will
be administered to The said Henry w.
Landres, and trustee appointed "a
greeably to the said act Of congress
unless cause be tIen and there shcwn
to the contrary. And it is further or
dered, that this notice be inserted daily
in the Alexandria newspaper until the
18th Instant.
By order Of the hon. Nicholas Etz-
hugh, one Of the assistant Judges OF
the circuit court of the district of Co.
lumbia, this 9:h Of June 1913.
g. Deneale, C. c,
June 10 1t.
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The melancholy news of tho loss of
the Chesapeake is confirmed by various
accounts. The Shannon mounts So, and
not So guns as We enormously stated a
few days since. The Chesapeake rates
SO and mounts 40.
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Connecticnt Torpism.

A letter received at Washington yes
terday, from New-York, says, the fears
of the people Of New-London have been
III great degree dissipated. An ex,
press vas sent from New London at 2
O'Clock to the country, giving inferma-
ton of their situation, and by IL O'Clock
that evening, upwards of 6ftesn hun.
dred men we'll armed and equipped, had
arrived to assist in its protection.
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RECEIVED.

|<oIss, HsRRERq SCo.
|9s Sn'ith6eld Bacon,
t'ai and Lump Sugar,
['ial'A CAswing Tobacco
siiaF quality.
In Store,
| @aSr''s Brown Stout, in
|Stsnl order.
| Adoat,
fC,rn.
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Our paper of to-day is principally oc-
cupied by Mr.. Harper's speech deliver
ed at the late celebration of the Russian
victories.
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Attention /!

Alexandria Artillery Grsys, you are
required 20 parade onthe usual ground
north oftte town, this afternoon at $
O'Clock precisely.
BY orccr oftne Captain.
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Alexandra independent
Blues.
YOU are required to parade at the
market square in uniformas usual, with
arms in complete order, tomorrow al.
terEoon at O'Clock precisely.
BY order ofthe Captain.
!. P. THOMPSON, See'ry.
June III
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This is the only
s.s,, the nations OF
..aaSSsnes and psas IS,
,,''Sr',.s,,s-Age gave
t I.se, Segst prudons''
ID ,ie,ery lame lame who
,,;o, Of BorOdin0, DC.
and her glorious
!; 'a,, DISCIPLINE, EEK. ss'
.II,. bravery a birth
y heritage -.h
Russian maTe m.
rslo choice of alter
Wv ,r- vnur des.>
Ga,.ii.n march as";n,,-ob!
n.y. form, hearssd IN
=. csarmeni and raise
H. @',,,sington's march
v. RcvolpiiOn-Alas!
,,,hsring of your pa
n: Doodle.
+ S,,pg--This is the era
mere let u. cherish
nose heroic spirits,
70 punish the aSgFe'-
Tars OF Columbia.
tr., Decatur, B0is-
..,, 6 and ye TOO have
y, bolts"- Columbia,
,pps, outsiriP the world
pecaur's march
L., # .Amrca-A COM
Dc hands oil a generous
,sncrce and Freedom.
L. Nary Of The United
~, due of merit. and
| =, blr.h-Tisat OF the
HI, Sens Arise.
rnJAmerica--Eternal
,,sry, for their essential
Ia and our Native Land.
marHy-C0mmeree IN
h gu: ,ympaihies, We can
Gu.rdian Angels.
kIrrca--lyitb what Re.
IN se not csmpate?
I;res, Passion of Love.
s.E, the Russian minister.
|. ne Uaifsd Sfotrs-No
h, 90 treacherOus friend.
i,n, the Spanish consul.
,tiou, who are now con-
government. obtain It
tspff, counsellor TO the
Nan legation.
brg ,ae Un!trd Sta'es-
h smile on the admirers
TIE Mayor.
Ri ne day-Whose great
bal characteristics give
sdI past and future ma
H.
Timothy Pickering.
|fGs States, on its eng
Fa--Equality in rights,
Ersfts.
aL Wagner.
OniRiss Of tn. RRssian
|tsy continue to develr pc
|HiN'on Thepas Esq.
OF ;hs BosroN STAMP,
|qa Or aAey
ENL Xilgour.
|ntican mask be speedily
fsrasCh partjzan.
{ Herbert, ESQ.
Rs RusAiq, which have Ar.
per OF The oppressor and
Fss't Of peace to Europe.
Fs'ss Calvert, Esq
! fsns'"-May he speed
|salh which is consecrat-.
'A'nt ankbest interests of
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I. p. SIMMS

WILL continue the practice 81 the
w law in the Circuit Court for the
County of Alexandria. His Oaice IS
,boye the Printing Office Of the Alex
aaaria Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-11
ID for Sale.

s'sat bargain in a small
H. one hundred aid
In N the county orFair.
Se lsFds Of the late DIR.
IL hr' C.tharineBrown
R0m the town OF Alex.
aNs distance from the
|, - . Georgetown
Farm a small Dwell
E ,~sasn, &c a plenty Of
pp0rt, about ten acres
y. l'w land, and abouads
M Any person wishing
NJ pis to the subscri-
a'd Farm, end will
hi. and make known
Joseph Powell.
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