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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-13

The intelligence trom the co,uaent
of. Europe, notwithstanding the excr.
tions Of Napoleons friends in this coun-
tcy to invaiidate lis. effects, & 10 peryer
Its obvious import, must be considered
by every atte Dtiye reader, as ,hie MY Ia
vnrable to the Allies, If not decisive at
the fate OF the great contest in which
they are engaged. Excepting The dis
con6ture WHICH they met with oefore
Dresdes on the 27th and 28,n A gust;
an uninterrupted series Fof victories
has crowned their glorious struggles.
On the borders Of Bohemia ,h,
great General Vandamme has been dc.
Ieated and Captured with at least ten
Thousand of his men, according to ,be
latest accounts, besides large number
OF killed and wounded. IL Silesia, the
Prussi4n veteran, Butcher. has defeated
Macdsnald With an equal loss OF men,
besides tsking from him one hundred
pieces Of canren--whilst in Prussia the
Grown Prince has dislodsed Davous!
from Schwerin, and driven ,he combin.
ed armies O the French and Danes IL
every dirscfi0n-and TO crown al, the
great and important city ct Dresden has
fallen alter nany ssngulDary BEETLES.
into the complete possession III the A.
lies. W hiir me affairs Of the tyrnr',
wear so gloomy an aspect in the nerth
another and threatening cloud is ga
theriDg in the. south. Lord WeliinS
ton, having succeeded in the reduction
of ST Sebas,ans, aud before this time in
all probability, obtained possession o!
Pawpelub., is nediating an INVASION OF
the French erritprics--aH event lraugh,
with the mGsc dangerous consequences,
to the fortoses of Napoleon. But rot
outstanding all this, there are ma
ts people amongst as, who believe or
hrtt,nd to believe, that Bonaparte has
been Successful in his iniauitousschemes
of piunder aud of conquest--and some
there are, who rejo,ce IN the belief: S.
be i: We feel no desire to Interrupt
their pleasures There is no hope Gf
enlig tening their minds, nor of amend
ing their hearts /" They are joined to
their idol--let them alone"
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CONNERCJAL.

Extract Of a letter from respectable
house at St. Petersburg, to u gen.
tIeman MT WdslliRgiaa. dated 2ith
Jure-6th July. 1918.
8. During all the last winter our
markets have been very calm. and
thougl, more than 600 vessels arriv-
ed here partly in ballast partly in
goods. there was not Much activity.
However, sugars. spices and dying
stpfs. experienced some change. u
prices may increase. We transport
cntton into the interior OF the conn
try. as well rs 10 Austria. which
gives vent gradually to the, large
stock imported by Americas during
the last two years. and there Is no
doubt that these articles will find
excellent markets whenever the A.
mer;ean flag may be able TO pass
without danger to our ports.-Spe-
culations in cotton will he attended
with unexDccted success, AS we hear
daily that new manufactures and ia
hrirs ofro,t0n are commencing par
tiaulsrl, since Tie enemy evacuated
oar rUuutrr.
:. Oar staple productions. hemp.
fax and ta'Iaw. are much IN de-
mand. and Keep their pri"es-''nens
on the contrary are on the decline'
and at this moment very advanta-
geoas purchases could be made in
this walk. which wauld give large
profits in your part of the world.
I" Our exchanges have raised a
little in our favor, but still low we
fiatter ourselves however, they will
advance by aadby.
g. Hamburg 9 1915 perrouble.
4" London is 7-8 and 3.4.
(" silver Rouble 392 cop"
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MONFTOnY.
o zxex !! vAsse verd troH ssti1 aerk'
ness sfrEck
That shark, the Sun, ssfike svisdom
from mn sonf Y0v1o.
EXTRACT.
TupTSTIAN MITES.

= L Z.
CHRISTIAN DUTIES.
Man is born for society and feels in
his mind an irresistible propensity to
mingle with The company and engage
ments of his fellow creatures. In the
common intercourse Of life, and the &c.
neral business oil the world, II 10 utterly
J impossible for the,nost prudent and call-
tious persen to avid al connection with
others whose character perhaps may be
suspicious, or whose-principles & prac-
tice may be highly censurable. Should
any mar be so unreasonable asst ex-
pect strict morals in every individual
member of sn extensive community ;
or should any be so morose as TO with
hold all converse With persons. perhaps
more vicious and mere imprudent than
himself, such man would shew neither
experience in the frailties of human va.
ture, n<s Christian charity in bearing
with condescension and lenity, the im-
projections of others. 1t is the duty OF
every individual to look we'll to hi;ascif /;
to correct what j. vicious in his own
conduct /; to rect,ty what is erroneous in
his own Judgment; to watch over bin.
self with unremitted vigilance /; and
to keep himself not unconnected with
the world, but unsut;ed by II. II by u.
inform adherence to virtue and pie,y, he
may silently admonlSh Others through
the force of example, or if in seasonable
opportunities OF prudent insinuatinn, I've
may instruct, by gentle counsels, those
who have candor enough to receive adj
vice; such man by living and mixing
with society, will produce in 1t infinitely
more moral good, than If he were in
peeyi.hness to deslst from taking his
share IN the common concerns of man
kind and the world.
Dr.. Hunfiagjord's Discourses.
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Err aef from .Aer Log Book,

September 10, got under way from
The haroor OF Newport, and stood TO sea.
ALL a. NJ. otf Il. Light, boarded me
American shFs iris, As days from las
bsn, with a cargo oi salt. examined her
panees and permitted ner 10 proceed.
Sc pic ia.,sr Is. lat-- 50 -as- ~. joss 81,
IL, W.Nboarded Portu,l nesc sop Flor
de D,ar,i, 40 dSys from 2 rnAmbuco for
Boston, examined her parc :. aud irnndi
them legally authenticated let her pro-
ceed September IS, iar As, 20, n.
10 x. 81, 81, W. captured BRUSH brig
Anu, 81 DAYS from CoSk to Newtound-
lard Cargo dry gonds. rum, salt, &c. va.
lue,i at 4o,uuG dellais-oIdersd her Tor
S;.eannah September 27, lat. IS, IS.
n. hog 81, 10, w. Captured British
hr,Q. Marqni. y days from Cork to New
fosudiaut, cargo salt, COOKERY. Goals,
&c valued al 10000 della s--ordered
her Tor Anne RIGA. Saae day Captured
,hsec4 other Brush vessels, VIZ. brig
D.spatch. IRON. iaverpoot>t" Quebec,
81 ,h,,s cut. eePge ron,> dsy goods, cut
,,ers. paints, OH, pruyisl0hs &c. rvoieed
at soOUQt. ster " ss--ort!ered her ior ~.
Or!cons B,llise btig lfelepnachas. from
COX 10 81. Johns, Cargo rigging, Goals,
provisions, sc. valued at 10000 dollars !;
nrGcrca her for France, Brn'sh brig
] IN and Matv, from Pp",e 10 New
fou, ,and. wan Cargo OF p,ori>ieiis,
sho., sc. valued at 10000 dollars--tr-
aerctt her % F,aasee. Sept. 30, ia'. AS
81, y long 80. Sc, Brush brig Favo-
rite; heing uf little Sslpe,, gave nct up
60 tae pr4sorer.. 40 III .Gun.ber ehoG
Wc rafslcu aud cf,tered for tbs hfsI
pcr, in Irelar,tl. DC, Q, captured Bill
-t,eb schooner Katy. Nth cargo OF
Fr,,c{ wines--ordered her tor New
Or,cans. October 10, captured the
laSg,e Paris, u,scnt'ng 10 gnns. 6,s aud
y. tier close action at S. minutes IN
which : dad our nainmast vesy badly
n, ,,atle,;, ard sails considerably injured;
she was literally set TO pieces IN her bull
srd rI slng isa 6i,e vessel, 500 tons,
ccnpe,sd 10 the bends IN ballast from
erpoSi 10 II erdniickIc--or,lcred her
for The United States. Oct. 3, lat. a.,
Is, N. long IS, So, w. captured Bri-'
,i,h brig Hove of 6 guns, eight days
from Halifsx To England; being OF little
value !, threw her guns overheard, ana
supplied them with prov'sicns water
&C. aud Vi dei ed to make the brit port
IN England.
n b, The Srst Eve prizes taken
were pattrf fect of $50 sail, bcund TO
81 Johus, Quebec and Halifax, which
left Cc,s the SIS, of August. under
convey OF 2 trigates, sioop OF war .
one gun brig. Anothes convey was 20
sail Son The same place, same dsstina
,ien about the 25th Instant.
Novenbcr S.
AN EXPECTED ENGAGEMENT
A g-a,Iens,n from Portsmouth, n.
II. iofefa.s Us, that on Wednesday alter.
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New York, November Z.


We are sorry to learn that four
persons were drowned by the upset..
ing Of the. Ferry, Boa, mentioned in
yesterdays Evening Post, one a
Mr.. Brady belonging to Col. Haw-
kins' Regiment. Z young men and a
black woman. After the boat was
,owed on shore. hole was cut in
her deck and six persons taken out
Live. among whom wasa woman with
a sucking child. The number OF
passengers that were on board Of the
hoat "a, the time she upset IS not
known. supposed however to be a.
bout so. SO that the number OF lives
lost cannot be ascertained.
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BY List NitIHps AL.
NEW.YoRK. Nov. 10.

NEW 0Rks Nov Tue
The letter wi,icir follows, is from
the Postmaster at Plattsburg. and
was forwarded to the Editors Of the
New-York Gazette. by Mr.. ropliff.,
the vigiIant keeper OF the Boston
Exchange Coffee House.
PLATTsBURG, Oct. 81.
General Hampton's Army hav
ing penetrated about 25 miles into
Canada, carried an entrenchment at
the point Of the bayoneE fought al.
most a general battle with the In.
dams and British had 26 killed and
So wounded-t5 or 20 missing drove
the enemy entirely from the scene Of
action then lacked about X march
ed back to the Chateaugay, where
it is supposed he will march to this
place. II is said the whole object OF
the campaign is completely accom-
plished--sir George and his army.
having been kept down to Montreal,
whist Wilkinson has been undistarb-
ed in his operations against Kings
tom"
BuRLIneToN, (Vt) Nov. S, 1918.
The northern army has returned To
the four coraers, Chalausee. They
nave had skirmis! with the enemy al
the River ST Laerence-many reports
are in circulation respecting this en-
gagement but the particulars are not
known.
The account given in our last, re-.
speeding Gen Wi!kinson's being at o..
densburg, altho' it wa. received tr.Ia
source which warranted our statement,
1t now proves to be Incorrect The
general opinion is tina, Gen. Wilkinson
he's gone against, Kingston. and that the
lale move ,nent of Gen. Hampton was
to att act the attention of the enemy in
this quarter to enable Gen. w to &C..
complish the object OF his expedition
By the steam boat Of Wednesday e.
venlns froh Plattsburg, we learn tha.
on Wednesday morning the British feet
made their appearance in our waters OH
the lake. Their force is represent ed to
he four slo.ps and eight row galIlcs,
with an additional number Of seamen,
eight hundred from Quebec, and that d
land force has landed al Little Cnazy
Gen Moors Of the N. York Militia has
ordered out every man able 10 bea'
arms. In Plattsbursh every person ha.
wing the means 10 send of his family,
furniture and effects. is improving 1t.
Several families of women and children
arrived here on Wednesday night IN the
steam boat, some have gone further
south
We momontly expectingto hear
Of desperate engagement. Having
the utmost confidence in Com. M
Donough, We fear not the result that
the American character will be tar.
nished by him or the brave crew un-
der his command.
T Since the above was in type,
we have bad information FROM our
fleet, as late as last evening, all was
safe-ths six seows which have been
dismantled and their guns taken on
shore, are again mounted and have
Joined the feet, which gives US the
superiority in number Of guns;
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BOSTON. November 4.

The Brush brig Boxer, having been
given up by The Presiden, of the United
States To the officers and crew of the
Enterpr,z2, she being vessel OF supe-
rios Iorce, is advertised tor sale at Port
land on Thursday next. at twelve O'Clock
for the oeDefif OF the brave c~ptors.
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A SMALL MISTAKE.

In the London papers, in the account
of the Royal William, there is a mani.
fest error The accession OF William
III. happened in 1858. The ships in
question went into dock in 1872, in the
reign of Charles II. There is contra.
diction here: II is not probable that the
ship received her name before Wilism
came TO the throne. BY an act OF Par.
liament, ships name cannot be altered.
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FOR SALE.
n on IC /.

IN ~ ] ~ I.s
THE Sutseiiber, rave this day
lorrAcd Go. Par're.shir unoer the
firm OF. Samuel Lindsay, q Go. in the
mouse formerly .Oc, upnd ty Joseph
Den Esq. Oh Union, between FRINGE
and Duke Streets,
.Where they cFsr for Sale,
2,OOC bushels oars. sail,
1000 GO Croun Album & Fine do.
$4,000 lbs CcHce Of a 5000 quality,
And te@ Ba.es Cotton
fLSO,
Flour selected particularly TOR family
use
N. R, They wish to purchase, Flour,
Wheat, Corn y tye
Lawrence Hill,
Samuel Lindsay.
No.cmhc, Oil IF.
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TO he, sold fer Cash on the sixth
day Of Dteemner next, ut the subseri.
hers farm on the Colchester road, his
. ack Of Horses, Cattle mi -heep, q
Wacgon, Cart ard iarmina Utensils, .
qnan,i,y of Corn, Rye. and Rye Straw,
Hay and Fodder.
Oh. Simms:
NJ" IS H7w
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YANKEES CRUISE.
TO ths Editors efthe Ch,oqieie.

To fhs Edifors n me tH'orlcle.
BRISTOL. K. } Oc,.-as.
Arrived at this port the private armed
brieantme Yankee, ThoSas Jones, ESQ.
commander, from cruise Of 40 days,
dn,ing which she has captured nlne 'a-
Insble prizes, all bona hde British pro-
perty.
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James M. Stewart this da,

James M. Stewart this day
coiRpiaIt3 t. mc Clean NJ ore Notary
Public for, tie couA'y OF s'lexane'ria-
The procee ngs in the In, ni.tr:tion
granted in the Estate Of Thomas Trefch.
er, deceased. are irregular ana impro-
re' and requests a protest noted ~ Inst
he same, which accordingly is tio's
Ibis both day o! Oct. 1873
Cleon Moore.
Nov 10 St
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VIENNA. Aug. 81.


from the commanding Gen. Baron
Hitler. the army has already obtain
ed some very considerable advantages
over the enemy, and indeed 20 such
extent. that We are in possession of
Rastadt. Lienz. ViIlaeh and Charts
ta,lt. and that on the 10th inst. the
van guard Of Gen. Radiajovich was
tn enter Fiume. Twenty pieces o.
cannon fell into the hand of general
Friment at VilIach. The enemy's
position is at Jarvis aud Laybacb.
'Tae statement concludes with
mentioning, that on the 2sth. the
French border battalion Of SzluiI-
ner deserted to us With all IT'S OFF,
cess, aud completely armed. on the
same day tosk the oath OF allegiance.
with military sole,anit,. to his I'M
perial Austrian Majesty ani ina'iy
that the Imperial troops on penr-
t,ating ints Illyria. every where
found the people ready IL serve IN.
der the Austrian colours. and TO Join
in the battle for their former S0ye-
reign.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-13

MARRIED on Thursday last. by the
Rev. W1. II. Hamer., Mr.. JOHN CoRsE,
one of the Edito Of the Herald. 20
Miss JULIA G. TALBOT III ofthis pl &c
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1T. Andrews Society,

1T. Andrews SOCIETY.
A .ta'ea qu;reri, Meet ag o. the
Sc Andrew's Soe,efy, will be held at
1RiPlET'S HOTEL on Tuesday the
10Th INST; at s o'clock, P. M,
BY of''eF OF the President
VIM. Gregory, Sec'ry.
Nov 10,
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PUBLIC SALE.

ON 7Eesdas hert wM BE cold at fhe
Hcndue Sore.
Calicoes, CambrIck. Jaco-
net, Tamfora. and Pisjs YIN Inns. Di.
mites, Siufis. Guilt, PLACED aid Metal
Buttons, Sc. Sc
P G.. Marsteller.
November IS.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is.

''TO SHEW
rAs sEuy Aes & Bonv OF rHr r,Np
res poRH 40 PaEssGRF
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PUBLIC SALE.

Hi1se added 80 7xes1ay's Sel<A
a variety Of elegant Furniture 10 witt
4 Wardrobe. dining, CARD, and Tea
Tab .es, Burrows fancy Chars, And.
irons, Shovel and longs &c &c
- p. @. MARSTELLER.
November Is.
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Several elesanr three Story
Brick Dwelling Houses,
Elisibiy situated in The City OF Wash-
ington, arc offc! ed in exrhsnge for Kood
Burthensome Vessels.
Written applications to the printers
hereof viii he strictly attended to.
Nov. is eplot
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A letter from Liverpool! of the
ssth September. to a gentleman in
this City, states that Gurfnyoys had
addressed note tn the Enperor OF
Russia. informing him OF their rea-
dincss 10 enter on the work Of ncga-
citation, The Emperor's reply was.
that ever, thing but the affairs OF his
armies must be dispensed with for the
present.
:. NJ 7 Enzpfte.
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Total Killedand Wounded ASH
Missing $50
Total Killed. Wounded and
Missing -4945
Missing Spaniarls Il
General Total --5O25
Return Of the French Garrison.
made prisoners at ST. Sebastians -
Eighty officers. 1885 sergeaDfs.
drummers and file. Grand rank
Total iss6--of whom IS officers and
sic were, sick and wounded in the
hospital. =
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On Saturday morning Com. Lew
ic came up in his barge from his
FiotilIa, which he left at Sandy
Hook. and has politely furnished US
With the lowing facts: On Wed
nesday. at about midday, the schr.
Sparrow. from New-Orleans. and
belonging to Baltimore. was driven
ashore upon the beach at Long
Branch, BY the Plantasenet, a ~
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An Officer of the Navy. who was
present during the attack Of the
Pian,agenet, on the schooner Spar
row and the crews of the guB-bpats
requests us TO state. that the inhabi-
tan,sof Long branch did not give any
assistance in getting out the cargo OF
the sparrow that their conduct was
,4.ry unfiend!y 10 the bargemen, re-
fusing to lend them boats, Or to sup
ply them with provisions, which they
asked for. Iold.
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TUESDAY,, SEPT MBER 7. 1919.
sLAWRAsON & FOWLE

@sLAWRASON & FOWLE
- HAZE FOR Sale
THE Cargo of Schooner Traveller,
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, OF 1000
feet merchantable and clear Lumber.
also, LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Twine.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles.
80 cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners Oil.
February |.
Lawrason & Fowle,
Have Just received-andfo for Sale
22o Boxes fresh
RAISINS.
May "a
PLOUGHS.
a. HE subscriber has Just received
4 for sale, a number of the much
admired Connect ut made Ploughs.
Jno G. Laid.
WHO HAS ALSO FOR SALE.
puncheons old Jamaica Spirits
casks Brandy
10 Casks sweet Wine
20 barrels Beef
$50 pieces Russia Sheeting.
july 7
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Just Received
or sale by ROB'T. GRAY, oppositr
the Washington Tavern, the folio
ing valuable
Law Books---viz :
TOOPtR's JUS lnian
~ HsniMg's JHs.ice
ranch's Reports vol. and s
Nuntord's Reports vol
East's Reports vol. "A
Cooper's Equity Pleader
american Digest
Lawyers Guide by w. w. Henin.
vol. I
Johnson's Cases vol. 8
Coudy's Marshall on Insurance
fsuntop's Reports vol. 2
Blackstone's Comm entaries
Newlant on Contracts
Chitty OF the Law of Nations
Johnson's Reports vol. z and 8
I.a~ of Attachments
Curfan's Speeches
Statute OF Limitation
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/ and for Sale.

The subscriber offers for
sale FARM, containing about 80 acres,
about five miles from Alexandria, on
the Colchester road. adjoining the farms
of NJ. Haywood Foote and Mr.. Dennis
Johnson, the greater part of which rs
meadow land and the remainder well a.
dapted TO clover andthe production OF
vegetables, aoounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also, two hundred and sixty acres OF
Land, all in wood and timber. except a.
bout fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Raven.worth road, about
six miles from Alexandra, and adjoining
the lands of William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany and the late Robert Moss. and
about a mile from the first mentioned
farm.
Also lot of Land containing eleven
acres, contiguous to the town OF Alex
andria, adjoi,ing the lands OF beal How
AID and Peter Sheron.
Oh. Simms.
August II. 2awtf
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LOTS AND LANDS.


BUILDING Lots in every section OF
4 = this CITY, and about eighteen hun
dred acres Of Land on the eastern branch
Of the Potomac, Immediately opposite
the City, are offered for sale, for cash, or
on credit with securitv.-Also, Lands in
the states of New York, Pennsylvania,
Maryland. Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky APP.
ply to the subscriber. at Tonilinscn's
Hotel, Washington, if before 10Th June
next, aud afterwards at his residence in
Allentown, Lehigh county, Pennsylvania,
or at his Office in Philadelphia.
James Creenleaf.
City Of Washington, May ~, sAwH
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lust K eceived for sale

lust received for sale
By AN HDNY RHCEES,
} Boxes Of Domestic Goods cofa
tanning b edticking, Sh mbrays. Ginga
mans, Plaids and Stripes Snawls
Cotton Threads, a few pieces of fine
quality S.tinetts mixed ooicrs, black
ana drab coiored super6ne Cloth, cot.
ton Shifting,
IN STORE
Cotton Twist Write and coIored
Mems and Women's fine and coarse
Shoes
Mems fine and course Hats
Saddles ard Trunks
20 kegs OF first quality Chewing TO.
bacco, long Twist
30 kegs OF Pearl-Ash
20 pieces blue India Cotton
Cotton, Candies and Grctcries %
usual Jufe 20
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/ no. SW anil,
Edmd. ! ] ee,

Hu0H5' y FW' ID I0EfHfc a
May 8.
The Editors of the Federal Retublis
can, National Intelligence aDd GazsttS
Of the United States, will publish The a.
bove III their papers, and send their aes
counrS to this Office.
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Clover Seed, Salt, &c.
John 6. L-ADD
HAS FOR SALE,
Landing from Schooner Leader,
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
A few Tierces fresh red Clover Seed.
5000 lbs. excellent Cheese,
loo bushels Potatoes.
February Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-07
{ No. 4ol3.
100 Dollar, reward.

100 Dollar, reward.
ELOPtD from, Fairfield, in the eotiiis
Ia tyofFrederick and Commonwealth
of Virginia, on or about the 7th day OF
Marct last, q negro slave named AM
THONY the property of the late VIII:
liam B Page deceased. Anthony Is ~
bout feet 9 inches in height, oil subs
substantial form, light yellow complies
ton, and rather Of an affeminate voice.
He is about % years Of age, MAS brought
up house servant and tas hetn accus.
toned to that course of employment all
his life. He is slave at giea, capacity
and considerable ingenu'tf-te 'eads--
he plays the fddle-and possesses q
great mechanical turn-he cor do rough
carpenters work and make combs The
above reward will be given ]! Anthony
should be apprehended a, the distance
of 100 iniles from Fairfield, and biohght
to the subscribers living in Alexandria.
But il apprehended a. the distances of
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will be
given if he is secured in goal, and no
tice given to the subscribers
Tho. anil,
Edmd. ] &c,