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MONDAY, February |

MONDAY, February |.
Mr.. Seaver presented the petition
of Dr.. Benjamin Waterlousc, offer
inc his service 10 vaccinate The mi
litia and selaiery. provided he re-
ceives adequate remuneration from
Congress for his services. Referred
to the committee of claims.
Mr.. Morrow from :iie committee
on the public lands. reported bill
giving further tine to the purcba-
sers Of public lands to complete their
payments, which was twice read and
referred to a committee Of the whole
house for to- morrow.
Mr.. Morrow from the same COM.
mittee. reported the hill from the
senate, commonly called the VA.
zoo BILL, with sundry amend
ments. which were read and refer
red to committee Of the whole
house for Friday next.
The house resumed the consille-
ration of the bill allowing eompen-
sation to Capt. Hull. the oi!icers and
crew of the fr;sate Constitution.
for the capture of the British fri
gate Guerrero.
Some debate took nlace. in which
Mr. Sawyer. Mr.. Dawson. and MIR.
Stow advocated its passage. and MIR.
N'Kee opposed.
The question was decided ty ayes
and noes as follows.
Yeas SIS Noes 80.
The House in committee of the
whole. MIR. breckenridge in the
chair, on a bill TO enerrase the sa'a-
rjes offhe secretaries of the war and
nav, departments.
This hill contemplates raising the
salaries Of those Offices to 5000 dol
lars, the same the secretaries OF
State and Treasury now receive. and
limits its duration to three years.
MIR. Rhea moved 10 amend the bill
BY providing for raising the salary
OF the Post Master General TO $500
dollars.
Mr.. TaImadge moved to amend
the amendment by adding " and
econ dollars to the 1st assistant Post
Master General
This amendment was negatlved,
IS TO so.
Mr.. Rhea's amendment was then
pega,ivsd, If to so.
The committee then rose aud re-
ported the bill as amended. and the
house disagreed to the report by ayes
Ind noes as FOL o~.
Yeas 80. nays IS.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis the bill
was then indefinitely postponed.
A bill from the senate for the re
lief Of Reuben Atwater was read a
first and second time. and committed
to the committee Of claims,
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Land foi Sale.
January IA

THE subs riber offers for sale. 70.
/ tween 40 and 40 acres ofwood
La ID, o. III. right hand side of The old
No,d ieaaipg from the Town Of Cen'
tervile to Alexandria.
This land adjcins the lands of Messrs'
David Lane. Bernard BRIAN. Presley
arr Lane, George Adams md John
Henning. Tie sol! ri his land is suit.
ed to the culture of Wheat, s. is With
n half mic Of the turnpike and
will be .hswn x the terms mace known
by application to Mcssrs Dasid Lane,
II Ges,ge Line, jun. residing nearths
premises, or 20 the subscriber living IN
Stafford county.
Geo: Lane,
Executor OIL. H. Lahe, seed.
January Is Ia"om
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Land for Sale.

- A/OAlNA- 49, ~ 49, ~
BY pirsur eta pssG Of Yrast from S"s4 /,
rod NdsAingfonLypns Esg, Of Men !
h zsishyr, ia. che sn6seri5eys, sDe sh1
frgce-d to SIT for easb at Pattie .dM
RON oHf6e Std day ". February ner>.
on ,the Premises, = ...sr.$,sf go.
All those Tracts OF Land
situate in the county Of Wcstmoreland
called Laurel Grove AID Maurye's de-
vised to the said Washington, by Col.
William Augustine Washington his IA.
ther; or SO much thereof IS will satisfy
be debt and intcres, therein mentioned
and the costs arising from this sale.
Jesse Ilmms,
Carter Mitchell,
Trustees
January7 is
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The English army list for Octo,
Der. mentions the following General
Officers TO he stationed in Canada
Lieutenant General Sir G.. Provost
Major Generals D. Rotlenburg, aid
Sheaffe. In Nova Scotia. 1t. Gen.
Sir J. c. Observation-Disclosures Gene
raj Moore. Sir j. Sann.arez. Il. 5.
Smyth! and Brig. Gen. Sawyer.
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February 2
NOTICE.

VAURSuAN / 10 ali oder Of the y
5 ates Circuit Coutt for the Dis
tllct OF Colunbla and Crun,y OF Alex
andria-Nntife is hereby given 20 the
creditors of G. orge Nc Monn, late Of
xaudria, deceased 10 exhibit their
cIainst to me al my Office, on or before
the 10 h day of FEBRUARY next. Those
vino tail to attend to his notice, will be
excluded from any dividend OF the de
cedent's est4te. Which is 10 be made IN
der the order above referred to
AL.tX GORE,
Master Comm Ssicner.
7 -u.ry 90 f5W
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Ertract Of a letter. ffromMslta, dated
SeDtember 22.


The Russian Admiral has lattly
been here on a secret mission. and
the object of his visit is supposed to
be, to recommend Il combined diver
sion in Italy. where there cannot be
at present any strong force. Ii APP
pears by an article from .emliR that
a Russian army was marching thro
Servia westward. for the shores of
the Adriatir. The whole Of the
troops. native and foreign, oecuiy.
ing Sicily, being now at the DISPOSAL
Of Lord w. Btntlnrk, il is expected
that detachment from hence will.
in 60 operation with the Russians.
undertake some expedition.
Lon. paper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-02

!, A bill from the senate for the re.
:l,sf Of Washington Glee was read
twice and referred to the committee
of claims.
A message was received from the
president of the United States trans
mlttiRg certain resolutions of the le-
glslature of Pennsylvania, express
slve of their appreciation Of the war.
Read and ordered to lie on the table.
Adjourned.
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GENERAL ST. CLAIR.

Mr.. Smith of Franklin, on Thurs.
day last read a bill in this place for
the relief Of Arthur St. Clair. This
bill makes provision for paying him
200 dollars Immediately, and 200
per annum during life.
Penn. Republican.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, February 2.
6 To SHE
TO SAEW
rHR VERY AeR & BODY OF THE TIME
us FORM AND PRESSURE"

The great length and Importance
Of the last foreign intelligence, has
compelled US to defer the publication
of the speeches upon the army bill
much longer than we had either
wished or expected. They shall ap-
pear as soon as possible.
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t.;,s. .SUN 4 fUWLG

i7dFt rCE S.3Lt.
THE C,rso Of Schooner Traveller,
Capt. Aiorr"", trou! Portland, at 1000
f:tt merchtr bic and Clea' Lumber.
Also, LANDING,
$500 lbs Seize and Sewing T~lre.
10 boxes mould d d dipt Candles.
80 ease sweet o. -
70 barrels tanners Oh.
F.',rnar !
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ma Legisldture.

"'N SSC>, tStutt st &c
fy last. in the house
kes, the bill for erect
hts out OF the coun-
and Lancaster. pass
y! Of 5, ard was sent
p eoncurrence.-lhat
P!i which took in part
~. was stricken out
| building a tri.sale at
to be called the Penn
p 20 gun ship at tue
pa Isle, to he called
q Tie latter 10 he
hFsr Of July. and the
+ fFst OF December
offered TO the United
Esed the house Of re-
aud sent 10 the senate
r.; anu Was tn be made
he day in that body,
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February ]

r CIV Ok -. Is StOn
Tie ,ast smiling schooner
! En- Bettcy Ann.
I Ss.A j. Er0ckway. master;
.ssesa5will take acc barrels trelgst,
on re- srnahIe terms
"A Apply TO
Ua~elsr,ght g KetteH.
" no have for Sale
) bb's. Tanners Oh
% do NJ | Beef
800 y.rGs R,.s Ia Crash
81 pieces 90 Sht e,inss
Sc do Qniils
% bushels Clove' SEED
s. bext. Herrlrgs
January %
WINS, TEAS. &c.
8 Pipes old London P. Madeira
do. Sicily Madeira
y do Lisbon >,s
pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry Z
% quarter casks Malaga
) cases Claret >
40 chests gunpo~der, imperial an'
YOU. = hyson Teas, of very sups
rior quality,
opuncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do, northern do.
so hhds Mcla.ses,
COCO pounds Loaf Sugar,
800 pounds bright Nader,
40 pounds NutneBs,
70 bags Pepper and P'ment''
40 kcs, rice and gounc Ginger,
so bales Upland Cotton nice quality
roo pounds Bengal & Spanish Indigo
80 boxes mon,d and dipt Candies,
40 do No. ? Chocolate,
100 do Pipes, containing 8 gross eacL
500 reams writing and wrapping Papel,
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
60 hhds. n. Orleans and w. Ind
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment OF othe
GROCERIES,
Bryan Hampson q Go. :,
August Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-02

A Spanish vessel arrived at
Charleston. that all the crews
of the American brig Vixen aud the
British frigats southampton were
saved.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-02
ROBERT GRAY,

JSOI " see
las lust feceiv.d-iCr salc--a few CO..
pies Of
Lee. Meuoirs Of Tie War in the Scuth.
crn department OF the Unite d States
Bloupt's Practical Navigator and Coast
Pilot
Jackson's Book Keeping
Books Of Common Prayer, In plain ana
morocco bindings
Mair's Introduction
Lancaster's Eptnme
Father and Daughter By Mrs. Cpie
Knickerbc ker's n w-Yurk
Practical lieiy. :
The R.n. Ter. BY Dr. Johnson, IN four
neat Poe kct volumes, bound in boards
CREHORE'S
Hot.bressed Paving Cards.
nst received and for sale by
Cotton & Stewart.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-02
GUN-pOWlER
FOR S.fLE,

FOR SHE,
Forty FIVE quarter Kegs of Tennessee
glazed Gun Powder, just ;eccivcd tIem
Hughes's Factory, and for Sale by
Isaac Robbins.
February 2 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-02

Vaccine INSTITUTION | Ottery-
Only Four Days to Dra1c,
Al. One Capital Prize OF 10000
Dollars still in the wheel, besides a
number of other valuable prizes Those
who wish 70 have chance OF obtaining
the above capitol prize, had bes! pro
cure Ticket NM diately as there are
only Eight 70, stis in Alexandria.
Present Price 8 lS
a few Tickets in the Mrdieai College
Loffery-Prescnt Price 8 l8
And IN tie Susqaehannah Canal LOT
try, I'd Class, at Sl2
For Sale by
Robert Gray.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-02

|, citizen, Of any sl to.
ir I'' shal! not rot nave ave
IND 'ra her public anu nd
2. iss employment -; as
krxise, ofnaiiye el a
;,eI states; or y. VINO
commanders OF her
| i,ngrcss or take e. a.
(rd any vessel, sailing
4 the United States.
bay other person. no! NOT
oar' Otherwise in in Il.
s%n enemy of such ma,
&c iffartter enacted
\ this act contained,
l.trucd IS to prevent
h between the Unit
any foreign natio"'
Ike place under any
made and ra'
I,aprr prescribed by
| ofthe United States
he reciprocal employ
u Of citizens or sub
4 countries, may. IN
|nd manner provided
pr eonven'iOn, be per-
|hafariher enacted
|, Who shall arrive in
les from and after the
act shall take effect
d to become a citizen
,tsres, who shall not.
I'd term of five years
his admission as a
e.ided within the T.
i,heut being, at any
. said five years, out
Of the said states.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-02

Last Sunday rs the people were
going from church in Morris'o"n.
New Jersey. little girl about . or
6 years old WIS met b. "A sleigh aud
horses on a tro,-and after attempt
ing to get out of the way. first OH
enc side, and then OH tue other. her
iter slipped up. ard she wasthro"p
directly betweea the horses LEGS.
where she lay ill The sleigh came
over her. Bcforr she could be eX-
tricate,, FROM NH, situation. She was
supposed to be dead, by tie hu"hHrs
who hadin.media,ciy collected round
the sleigh; hui, surprising: 10 tell.
when n.e sleigh was lifted nl.. ST.!
was taken OIL, to,ali, unhuIl. except
Icing little rubbed or scratched
We publish this circumstance with
out giving any namrs) IN order TO
shew the danger and ilnpsopr.e'y "f
driving horses fast near the church
door, or in turning the corners OF
streets, when throased with pe"t'e.
Herald.
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IL .SLrlCl OF Columbia.
1I.EXaNDPA COUNTY.

ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
.Nopember Term, 1919.
Richard Marshall Scott, Assignee
Of Elisha Janney, ard Trustee -
for the creditors of the said Eli.
sha Janney, Comfr >
sY.iust q:
Philip Gre & James Anderson & G
James Mutt, tracing under the i
firm of Anderson * Matt, Dcf'fs -
The detenda Philip { are,
not having entered his appearance aud;
given security according to the statute
ard the rules OF this Court, and it ap.
pearing to tue satisfaction of the Coufts
upap affidavit, that the sad defend.
ant Philip Care is Lot an ihhnbitant os
this District On the motion Of the coms
plainsnt by his counsel, it Is order'ds
that the said defendant Philip Care do
appear here on tire first day OF April
te N next AID eiter his appearance 10
this suit and give security for perform.
is:p the DEGREES of the Court, and that
be other defendants Anderson & Mutt
do no, pay away, convey ar sscrate the
debts by them owing to, or t. estate
AID effects IN their hands belonging 20
the said absent defctdan,, until TIT fur.
tncr o der or decree of thi, court ; skd
,hat copy of this order be fof'Ewita
published in public newspaper prlnt'
I'd III the count! Of Alexandria tor two
months ssively, ard that another
ccpy be posted at the front door OF tho
Courthouse Of said County.
A Copy Test.
G. DENEALE. c. e.
January ID I'm :,
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|, NIandevii!,,

4, Nlandeviiks,
fseiVsd Z for Sal-,
reen and white Coffee
eads MYscovado Sugar
E,e., anal rencrgs
+ casks J "l'E'
Is Lisbon Salt
lrerponl gcound Alum
p Wti.kcy.
dLSO,
rst quality Seine Irvine
sr RETAIL,
e'y old Jamaica Spirits,
Pr SALE.
= BRIG INDUSTRY
aries $500 a.rcls -four
years and a half old I
4 superior built vessel
Can be sent TO sea at !,
.sSpenee. Apply to
JASON 4 FoWLE.
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bCRGH. Jan. IS.
| has been very cold a
L-thc St. Lawrence is
alread, several de-
snatla have arrived in
10 p,ssed over Oh the
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.1icIdHaT1u sH0FuFg oHPa"y'
NOTICE.
THE. members Of tie Alexandra
l. b. ary COMPANY will please I" take
:, tee, that al. Election will t' held at
h. Library ON M"odes the !5ih inst
between the hour. 1t 8 81" III ter
Preslder and clever D. eclo's Tor
the ensuing veal.
JAMES KENNEDY. sen.
Iib'c7iGn
February ] eo'e
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.RK, Jan. 2i.

.kk, Jan. ~.
1 to Priuateers.
! a gentleman of I'M
in Pa
Is, to a gentleman in
given to all the ports
IS made by American
lame footing as if cap
kench."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-02

A late arrival at one Of the nor
tbern ports informs, that the Spa
nish ship Commerce. Clark, which.
sailed from this port for Lisbon, and
was carried into Gibraltar on sus-
pieion Of being American property,
would he released. The Spanish
brig Louisa. also from this port for
Lisbon, and carried into the same
place, has been condemned.
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Jan. Is.

(LpBIA, Jan. Is.
Reedy Island. from
|ip Lacies. Roseter.
1.-The Delaware, was
Eritisa f.isafe Statira,
| brig in 60. after de-
|W hours with threats
| being in ballast, she
|woceed.
ruary &c.
i brig Hibernia. on
m Lisbon. in lat, Is.
y. 20. ". en- the 2tst
|out - minutes past
sat The shock of an
|bieh continued about
+ shy at the tine re-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-02

The French ship Tamcrlanc
which was noticed in our lest as be
ing captured by the BIRTHS" s:oop "i
war Tariarus, has been abanoonr"
by the British officer 4 sramen who
had charge Of her. She had heeh
got afoat for short time, but
grounded sgain; the vessel having
Iisged. and the appearance OF I'd"
weather on Thursday night deter
mined the officer and crew to qui!
her, which they did, and cane Gu
shore % in number. near L.nha'en
creek. sur,endering themselves PR
soners Of war. we're brought up {"
this place.
Several small vessels have been
alcng side. and taken out some OF The
carso, but to what extent We have
no, iearued.-Ledger.
The following s'ratagem is said 70
hive b,eu uIa,ed of b. Bonapar'@'
prepara,ory to his leaving Moscow.
Re r; used it to be nIade enhlic. tina,
,ssa,, WAS scarce 10 the couhtr, roGbd
Moscow the peasantr! hight cons
70 N.oseov. and be there PROVIDE
-, Nth As much as they required to-
preserving their meat th'sush tue
winter, at the rate OF S"eoi.eas ie'
mood. The proposals tem9,ta sem
p casa in the Immediate siein't.
ne cit,, anu few days sf'er"ard
awards Of 700 carts were "s'e'"Die'
at Moscou, for tie pnrposeoi bring
ing away salt. The consequence
..ss that drivers. horss s., an. ssrts,
wsre all put in requi ION Tor th'
sa,v;ee Of the army, AID employee
in removing stores and baggage.
From the Salem Gazette.
". have eonysrsed With . senue
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A proclamation has been issued
by the senior officer in the port of
Halifax, declaring, that all British
seamen and Marines, who should
come into that province from the
United States, should be protected
against imPressment, and permitted
If they pleased. to return to any part
ofthe British Dominions. An addi-
tional bounty Of five guineas is also
offered by the Lieutenant Governor
of the Province, to every able sea-,
men who shall voluntarily enter his
majesty's service.
The Blockade of New. York, it
seems, is resumed
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CONGRESS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
ERetorted for the Aieraadria Gazette.
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From the salem Gazette.
". hay, conyersed With aSentie
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-22
Domestic Medicines

TO BE HAD GENUINE, At THE BOOK
STORE OF MR.. s. PEASANTS,
A large supply of DIR. Church's Cough
Drops, medicine unequalled by any other in
the world, for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthmas, Consumptions, and the'Whooping
Cough, price rs cents.--Also, his Chemical
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for the
cure of Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Pal
sey, &c. price rs cents each bottle or box.
Andoyne essence for the head ache, fifty
cents.
Volatile Tincture for theto ache, 81 1-2
cents.
Antiscorbutic Tincture for curing thescur-
Wy in the Gums, whitening the teeth and
sweetening the breath, price 81. Church's
Nirmifuge Lozenges, for destroying worms
in grown persons or children, SO cents the
box.
Eye Salve for all diseases of the eyes, rs
cents per box.
The celebrated BotanicalTea, 1 dollar the
canister.
Church's Ambitious Pills for malignant
and bilious fevers and all disorders of the
head, SO cents the box.
German Corn Plaster, for Corns, so cents
the packet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-22

Louisa e0aat' Court, March II, 1873.
Thomas Baker, f.uf
E,t AGAINST
Robert Harris add IS t.asDy, I'm Claneery.
adm'r3ofR Robert Harris, decd
- Defs.
THE defendant Robert Harris not having
4 entered his appearance and given, secu.
rity according to the act of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court, and it appearing to the sa
tsiaction OF tho Court that he is not an inha-
o,tant OF this state, therefore, on the motion
OF the plaintiff, by his counsel, it is ordered
and decreed by the Court, That the defendant
Robert Harris, do appear here on the second
Monday IN Junc next, and answer the plain.
,ih,s bill, and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some one Of the news
papers published in the City of Richmond fol
front door of the Courthouse of this coun,v
on some Court day.
4 A Copy-Teste, W
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-22
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
"The Milesian Chief,n
Romance, by ID. J. Murphy, in 2vols.
Land for Sn;e.

THE subscriber, by virtue of power of at
torney from Josiah Woodson, late of Goocb
land county, state of Virginia, but at present a
resident OF Kentucky, offers for sale that well
known and beautiful tract of LAND in the
county of Goochland, ON James river. called
DOPER,
adjoining and between the lands of Robert IT
Saunders, and the heirs of Joseph Watkins.
deceased. The tract contains between six and
seven hundred acres, one hundred and twenty
OF which are IN the Sabbot Island, and an equal
quantity of low grounds It's fertility offers
inducements TO the farmer that must be amply
repaid 1t is believed to be inferior to no land
in the state of Virginia in soil or situation.
remarkably well watered and healthy. The
improvements are 4 framed dwelling house.
with two rooms below, and passage of ten
feet IN width, and two rooms above stairs. with
sufficient number of out houses for family
convenience, and barns for storage of grain.
II is Tree from all membranes, save a lease
for the purpose ofsearching and raising of coal.
and although no coal of consequence is vet
found, the prospects of success are katherine.
The terms of sale are one third ofthe purchase
money in hand, and the balance in two annual
payments, clear and mdefeasble title will be
gwen on the final payments being made. Those
persons who are DESTROYS OF purchasing will
ind me at the Eagle tavern in the CITY of
Richmond, on every Thursday in each week,
until the first of April, and at all other times
ct Philip Woodson's, on the premises, in the
county ofGoochlanci
JAMES W. MOSS, Attorney in fact for
JOSIAH WOODSON. 3
March Sd, 1915 IA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-22

BRED by THE DUKE OF GRAFTON,
A beautiful bright bay, near 16 hands high, of
high form and elegance, importedy by Nm
Llshtioot, Esq of Charles City county, viii
stand the ensuing season, at my plantation in
Hanover county, 90 miles from Richmond and
2 from Hanover Town and New Castle, to CO.
yer mares at $50 the season, for which a note
Will be required, dischargeable BY the paw
ment of ST. at any time before the first Of
August next, when the season will expire,
with SIP 10 the groom for each mare. paid
at the stable door, SSthe single leap, and $50
to insure mare with foal. Good and exsen..
s'ye pasturage, well enclosed, affordine as
good forward pastures as any in this part OF
the country, giratis-and mares fed, ifrequir.
ed, on reasonable terms. The greatest atten
ton will be paid by my overseer, Mr.. John
Hog, but no Liability for escapes or accidents.
-. Any gentleman putting mares to Ham.
bleton may send one gratis
GEORGE BLAKEY.
March & IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-22
Raleigh Tayern-For Lease

THE RALElGHTAVERNi in Williamsburg,
will be rented for the present year, and imme
date possession givea-or will be leased for
three or five years. There is large and va
luable pasture attached 10 the Tavern, and
several Beds and other household furniture,
may be had with the establishment, as we'll as
two Cooks, male and female, may be obtain
ed by purchase, by those who rent or lease the
Tavern.
For terms, apply to Robert Anderson, Esq.
of'Williamsburg, Edward w. Trent, Esq Of
Richmond, or the subscriber, living in Pow
hatan county.
WM. CRUMP.
JAN 4th 1919
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-22
March 8.
PEDIGRrE

Hambleton was got by Dnngsnnon, sire of
Bedford, one ofthe best sons of o'Kelly's ia
nous Eclipse, whowas esteemed TO be the best
Horse in England OF his day, and covered at fif
y gulneas-,-his dam by Snap, sister To
Young Marsk's dam, by Blank, Stirling. Miss
Meyneli, by Partner, Greyhound, Curwen. Bav
Barb, Lord D'arcy's Arabian, Whiteshirt. Old
Montague mare. Thus it appears he descend.
ed IRON the best running stock in England.