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ROBERT GRAY,

Has Just receired-for suIe-a few CO.
pies Of
Lee. Memoirs of the War in the South
ern department Of the United States
Blount's Practical Navigator and Coast
Pilot
Jackson's Book. Keeping
Books of Common Prayer, in plain aRd
morocco bindings
Mair's Introduction
Lancaster's Epitome
Father and Daughter BY Mrs. Opie
Kniekerbo ker's New.York
Practical ] ie,y
The Ram Ter, by Dr.. Johnson. in four
neat Pocket volumes, bound in boards
Medical College Lottery.
Prssens trice Of Tickets BIS
Vaccine Institution Lottery,
SECOND CLASS.
Presrnf tr,ee Of Tickets BIS
Susquehannnah Canal Lot
terry. cd Class.
Pye.ent f,iee Of 7iekets Sla
Allthe capital pri1es still In the wheel
md very Jen TAkets On hand.
h tray.
J.assy :.
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RECEIVED

By Schooner Melinda, from Boston, ana
Sehr. Regulator, from NeSY Ysrk, ,
A complete assortment of Shoes OIL
all descriptions and fashions. -
In Store,
c6ton, Window Glass, Ravens Dues
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse hides
Trunks.
E. Gilman.
July % eoo''a"
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Market Street, F. Poir
LEES

Genuine Essence u Extract o! Mus'a!o
A safe and efrcciual remedy tor A..
cute anu Chronic Rheumatism, Govt,
? .lsv, Lumbago, Numbness, White
dwellings, Chilb!ains, Sprains, Bruises,
Pain in the Face and Neck. etc.
Extract of Z letter from Mir Nehemiah
Crerory, agent for the Proprietors'
dated Norfolk. (Va.) July -; 1912
NIessrs. Michael Lee q Co.
Your essence OF MusiarJ is highly
approved Of by number Of persons O.
this city, who have mad occasion to APP
n!v it in cases of Bruises, Sprains *.
You may send me a iufther supply !;
also, send me some more of your mi
Bilious Pills, as they sell veil the
whole Of your MeJiciaes s'e in conss
derat,e demand. Yours truly,
j. n. GREGORY.
Lees Ambitious Pills, Cor the pre-
ven.ion ofbilious isvers, &c
Lees Elixir for violent cs!ds, coughs
sc
Ices Inf.llible Ague and .eTe
Drops.
Lees Worm dssti Dying Lozenges
Lees Itch Ointment. warranted Z"
cure by one application, (aithout Alei.
cury.)
Lees Grand Restorative fer nerv.
Gus disorders, inward weakness. etc.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific, to'
the Venereal.
Lees Persian Lotion, for letter:
and Eruptions.
Lees Essence and Extract Of Mus.
tard, for the Rheumatism, etc.
Lees Eye Water
Lees l eo;h-A,he Drops.
ices Damask !.;D Sa!ye.
Lees Corn Plaster
Lees Anody ne Elixir, for the cure
of headaches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
The above Celebrated Medicines
continue to be faithfully prepared, az
Sold by the Proprie,ors, No. SO. Pitt
Street, B,liimors.
And by their appointment in Alex
andrig, bv
r. GRAY: bookseller. King-street.
and ~ KINGSTON, Fairfay-street
To country merchants and others,
who purchase to sell again, liberal
discount vii! De given by the proprie
tors.
To detect counterfeits, observe each
article has. on the outside wrapper, the
signature of
MICHAEL LEE, and Co.
n. B Al the places OF sale may be
had isratisl pamphlets containing Co.
ses of cures whose length prevent.
their Bong herewith inserted.
Oct l3.
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John !
James

Eze ct:t.T5 Of JLEI
E"ne:ies- D. i.
District 81 Co,aMjia, Il
No.E.B2k [
Ferdinand Ma.stcI.cr, Ca
against
Benjamin Hale * } n j
Law.ason & F"wle, ~!
IN en- HChRr
1t appearing to lhe sa0sl
Court, that the order Of p
this case, made at Nova
1911, has been duly CD
Court doth therefore iasea
ants Bill for comic ssed a,
dan, Benjamin Hale, & OF
thereof, and of the exht
fled-it is ordered BY th
Master Commissioners, Az.
account between the CcnF
the Defendant, Benjamin.
venture to Barbados andi
signed to the said BenIan'
claimant and described N
that he report the said af1
Court for further process
herein. And the said eof
authorised to take the trsl
Witnesser he may deem
live to The matters to hin
directed to give one ~
notice by personal servo
Benjamin Hale, or by 90
one Of the AlexandrIa N
the time and place OF tue
order.
A copy test,
~
The above named par
ciaIIy the said Benjamin
by notified, that On More
of February next, at The
the forenoon, I shall P-eF
tiers referred to me BE-
in the preixcd Orderly
theirattendance is Tequ!'a
in the house adjolnlnaa
the Post Office, Kinf stu
COLIN Az
December 81
This dag is PN''
| COTTON & ST.
PR.4TEH
OF TIE
Right Rev. THoMASI
So years Bisnop CT ~
Selected from his wOr'>
into forms, slIted y I
aud families. +,
BY the Err. ~, ~
WITH AN ApTD
Containing Prayers o.
Scripture. arranged una'
and suited TO the vaii'',
beart and the various y
man lie.
January 4
N>jiiOl
I viii, either Sell OF ~, =,
WAREHOU 81. snd ~
side OF King street DC. .s
Wster street, at prev.
81. Catlet,, Esq ro =
ad the ll.h October '
Jslyt.
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LANDS FOR 8

Ae "a
an Monday the Is. d,
" next, will be expc.I
Sale at capt. Wiiliams'.1
fries, the following LAM
county of Prince Willi.a
the late John Gibson, 70,
of his debts.
Sixteen Hundred and
acres lying On Sla,y Run 3
upper side Of Cedar Ri
Hundred snd Fifty eight
lower side of Cedar Run
Branch-distant ,wery,s.(
Alexandra, and fifteen ed
About sixteen HUNDRED
above Land arc under sy5
-judiciously laid of and ii
land abounds in fine timo,s
and between three and "a
bushels of wheat arc anac
it. There is also an excel
a breast mill, a large new
overseer's house, with ID
houses, and young belrl,
peach orchards of choice d
Further details are desa|
sary, as it is presumed aW]
ing to purchase, vii! viewd
aud Mr.. JENKINS residins|
shew the lands and give mi
speeding them to any PEN
apply.
Possession will be given
next, but The Negroes and
nemain on the plautallon !
April.
Terms of sale-four q
mer,s These credits al.
cause the principal debts,
above Lands are directed I
row in litigation, ard Cam
siderable time be broughiI
clement.
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CHARLES BgI

OFFERS FOR S,
: boxes 7.8 * ~ IsisbI;
4 do. Colored Threads r..
2 do. Nuns Thread !,
A few pieces real SUPERB.
Kerseymeres
10 bales India Cotton:
5000 pieces Nankeens
One box w. C. Needles.
6 casks Red Glover Sec
December Q 8.
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aessrs. Michael Lee e Co.
was attacked with most vlo'eh'
cold, severe cough and pain IN the
byesst which continued to grow worse
during which my appetite FILLED and
my voice altered so much that 1t wac
with the utmost excrtion l could pro-
nounce single sentence louder thaf
nv breath. Some Of my friends nav.
ing observed to me that much gooo
lad been done by the use OF Lees T.
,ix;r. advised me to procure bottie
from Messrs Warner and hanna'
which | accordingly did--and to those
persons unscquainted with the merit
of this MEDICINE, it will appear ssto'
nishiug that three doses should remoS-
the pains in my breast, anu the use Oh
one bottle only restored me to periec,
health.
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LEES ELIXIR.

A sovereign remedy Tor coieo' 80
nate t. coughs, cataraghs, asshmas' sor,
throsts and approaching consumpti0'''
n.s,rs Michael Lee, u Co.
Won are at iioerty to use nay name
IN ,;.e Recommendation of Lees Ellxlr
as from repeated trials | have found II
an excellent remedy for colds, coughs;
wv Rp. BARRY.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-16
NORFOLK, March 10.

Yesterday the Masters and Mates OF
Ships in this port, formed themselves
into Company, and having elected Cap
tain Edward Watson tor their Comman-
der, Captain John Bramdle, first, and
Captain H1lliam Coley second Lieute-
nant, they marched to Headquarters
and rendered their services to the &c.
neral, who delivered to them hand
some address. Their services were &C.
cepted, and they are to be stationed in
Fort Norfolk, for the management of
the Artillery.-A more efficient corps
we will venture to predict, will not be
found in the service.
A schooner was captured yesterday,
near Old Point Comfort, by the boats of
the squadron in our Bay, but We have
not learned uho she is.
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@ Postscript.

Ledgrr.OGce, hoytast IL o'clock.
We learn at this moment, the enemy
has made movement two line of bat
tie ships, two frigates and some briggs
were under way this morning bound up
apparently to Hampton Roads.
We can with certainty assure our dis
tant readers, and those who are more
particularly interested in the fate Of Nor
folk and Portsmouth, that ample means
are prepared to give him warm recep.
ten, should the enemy make descent.
The utmost enthusiasm peryades all
ranks OF people, whose confidence in
their Chief gives the best assurance Of
victory.
NETWORK, March 10.
Late from Codiz.-Capt: Riddell, OF
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To Sell or Hire,

If young Negro WOMAN Of about ~
= years Of age.
She is an excellent Cook, Washer *
Ironer, and understands perfectly eve
~ kind of house work She has one
female Child two years old.-Enquire
of the P inter-.
March Is.
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FOX SALE,

A House and Lot OF Ground situa-
ted at West end, nearly opposite to
Mr.. jacob Heincmsn's.
The Lot contains halt an
Acre of ground, and has on 1t One
Story Frame House fit for a family.
This property is in fee-simple and the
title good.-App!y to
Levin Walker.
Alexandria, March i3. st
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Valuable Property for Sale.

IN the Sd Morday in April next,
~ will be sold at public sale, (ii rot
disposed of prior to that time BY pri'
vate Sale three story Brick House
ard Lot, ,ncr of Prince and st Asaph
streets--the lot is SO feet iaches on
Prince street.. and 1876 feet or St. A.
saph street A Lot, containing l?S
feet 6iaches on Washing toH street b!
1913 feet inches on Duke street, witt
eli the Improvements thereon. Ais,
Vacant Lot 1913 feet inches en- Duke
street by 90 feet On Columbus street TO
10 feet alley.
LIKEWISE,
1850 acres of Land in the state oil Ter
nessee.
John Korn,
Jacob Wisemiller.
March 9 eotf
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the Ario.to, left Cadiz on the 9Th ult. at
which time there was no political news.
It was reported that there were four Al
.er;ne cruizers without the Gut. Up.
yards of une hundred sail of American
vessels, and between twenty and thirty
Greeks, loaded with wheat were in port.
The markets were glutted, and -four
was dull at Is dollars per barrel. Rice
was 7 dollars and fifty cents, and corn
two dollars. Many vessels were load.
ing for ports in England.
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part, was permitted to remain on parole y:
which was fortunate circumstance 10
securing my property from the genera
destruction.
"After they had possession Of the ar.
tllery and mag azines, they sent nag 10
captain Forsyth to surrender IN MS lor'
,ress, but which he peremptor,Iy Is'us'
ed, preierring to retreats which nc .n as,;..
e. from the west Of the garrison c,eun
ously by Judge Ford's house a,. 0o p'v
ceeded on 10 Black lake, without iooslhs
a man.
81 think it almost unnecessary to men
ton that the enemy burnt,all the Lar
racks, with the two schooners, Niagara
and Dolphin. As soon as the Brush IS!
were in possession of the village, the H.
YER appeared as though all Canada was
let loose, the rabble fiocked over In such
abundance.
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Daitv Gazette, 7 Dollars.
Country Gazeste,5 DoHa's'
TUESDAY, MARCH Is.
Joseph Vaudeville,

IOSeph Manoe''l'e'
Corner of King y FaiJar-streef''
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Rr WHOLESALE AND RE7AIL'
! Teas-gunpowder' nm
no or. chests perial, by son, hyson skim
80 boxes Young hyson * souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
900 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds , New Orleans * MuscoVaao
$50 bblsS Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
20 hhds retailing Molasses r.,
pipes. 6 half pipes and or CASKS l.
Madeira
8 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
6 do genuine old Port
IA pipes Rcd Catalonia
40 cases choice Claret
2 butts, IL half pipes Malaga
5 pipes, 6 half pipes and 20 Or casks
Teneriffe
Is pipes real Cognac Brandy
pipes Gin
20 puncheons West-lndia Kun
Is puncheons and 40 bbls Ne" England
Rum
10 bbls. Peach Brandy
rs do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
hhas. Cherry Bounce
50 dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
20 bales Cotton
500 ID. Bengal Indigo
SEQ ID. Bright Madden
5000 lb. Goshen & observation-disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice Peas,
Barley. Mustard. Oil in bottles and tasks,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spcrmaci,i mould and dipped Can
dies, maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, Arnottc, Alum, CopPeras, Brim
stone, Gunpowder, patent Shot, Flints,
Hairpowder, Sifters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Twine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, &c.
SC.
N B. SO bushels fresh warranted
GLOFER SEED.
March S.
We wish to purchase a
good, young family HORSE, such as
will run in a Gig, and ride well. AP'
plyto
Bryan Hampson & co.
Nfo,,n
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Cohtipes in Aigiers.

S0nHVcS " "tSN'"
The following is one Of the many let.
tiers which have been received from in.
dividuals captured in the brig Edwin OF
Salem. 1t will excite the commissera-
ton and sympathy OF every reader, and
we hope have its effect in prompting the
government to provide for -loosenlng
the chains Of these unfortunate captiyes.
Algier,, the tlace O my Cattivity,}
September Isl, 1919.
My dear Wife-This dismal letter
witnesses to my affection. l give you a
short narrative Of my present misfor-
tunes, and Of my fellow. sufferers. On
the 26th of August, in lat. So, 5, long.
4, 80, we were captured by an AIgerlne
corvette, stripped of all our clothing
except what we had on our backs, and
we are now under the lash of a severe
task master, and full Of lice and misery,
without distinction of persons, from the
cook to the captain. To see captain
Smith, unused to labor, with heavy
burthcn on his back, as well as myself,
doubles the misery of my captivity. Be-
lore day light We are reused up to work,
to bend and unbend sails, & mend them;
Mr.. Laraby and the foremost hands to
more hard work, to dig stones and drag
them to.the arsenal, and the like jobs
At four O'Clock we are freed from work
and retire to this dismal cell, where We
hear nothing but curses and the like
For these two nights our lodgings has
been comfortable, but Mr.. Laraby and
the people sleep on the rocks and in the
,nire as it were. To day the captain *
myself went to the Swedish consul's
house, and he has given US some money
to buy second shirt, & encouragement
that the United States will not forget us.
But as for me there is no need OF any
assistance, fer death will very soon re-
lieye NE, but l pray for Jesus sake that
some means may be used for those who
may survive: The Moors, after suppl
cation, gave me my bible, and that is all
have, except what have on, and that
would be enough, with liberty. AS for
my ever seeing you again, it will be in
that eternal world where sorrow hope
will be quite banished from my troubled
mind. die in the hope of the promises
OF the gospel of Jesus Christ, and that
he will present US unspotted before his
Father. Farewell all my friends fare.
we'll all my relations farewell Salem;
America, and last of all, farewell to you,
my dear.
Iremain your loving husband.
FRANCIS GARCIA.
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PHILADELPHIA, March g.

The reported Victory OF Captain Por-
ter, turns out to be incorrect. When
it was received in this city. no person
doubted its authenticity We under
stand it originated in a mistake ola gen-
tleman in Wilmington, on reading Bal
timore paper mentioning the reported
capture of the Acasta. In extreme bur-
ry, he wrote a letter to the Postmaster
at Chester, stating it as fact, and the
Postmaster naturally enough endorsed
it on the Way Bill.
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A letter from a gentleman Of Phlla-
delphia, now at Cadiz, received by the
last arrival, states that Soult had been
ordered, with forty thousand men, to
march from Spain into France.
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Thomas M. Davis,

hOmaS NJ. Davis.
Rraer's ,vharf, lesuer end Of Prince st.
HAS FOR SALE,
saN Bushels nice Seed Potatoes.
Picked OYSTERS and variety OF aru-
cles in lac iirp, cry line.
also, au.nity Of fresh Butter.
Hiarch 9 co
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Laurel Grove for Sale.

nY virtue Of deed of trust to me,
I'D from Bushrod Washington, Jun.
I will dispose If the above estate to any
person inclined to purchase. 1t hesin
Westmorcland county, on the river Po-
tomac, and is supposed TO contain about
20 acres. The soil is rich and we'll
adapted to the production OF corn and
wheat. understand that it is we'll M
proved by good Bw' ling House,
othe. out house, and orchards.
For terms, sppls 10 the subscriber.
Bush. Washington.
Mount Vernon.
March 9 Sawo
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Rutland Fremont, March 8.
GENERAL WINCHESTER PARoLRD.
BY the latest and very authentic &C.
counts from Buhaloe, we Learn that Gen.
Winchester and his army had arrived
there on parole.
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MORE FRENCH DUPLICITY.

NORE RENC1 DOT AlSA ! -
From the letter of Captain Hobson, OF
the Fair American, published IN TIL.
days Gazette, and the information OF
Captain Hancock, of the William Will
son, published yesterday, it appears,
that g His Imperial Majesty the Empe-
ror," has given orders to prevent the
Americans from trading to Lisbon or
Cadiz; although such trade is not con-
trary to the laws of the U. States, or the
law of nations. His Imperial Majesty
thus undertakes to iegislate for us, and
to punish such of our citizens as dl'obey
his DEGREES by destroying their proper
ty-It will be recollected that our pre-
sident, in very animated message re-
commended to Congress to prohibit the
same trade-This is a curious coine1-
dence which some may think not merely
accidental.
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Extract of letter from Ogdensburgh,
dated the Goth February, to gentle
man in this city.
(" Ere you receive this, you will have
heard Of the attack made by the British
on this place, on the morning II the 72d.
As is frequently the case, your Intorma-
tisn may be of an exaggerated or lmPer-
feet nature, which induces me, having
Witnessed the whole, to give you this
circumstantial account.
"On Monday, previous to the hour OF
7,my servant entered my room 10 inform
me the British were coming across. |
Immediately arose, and could perceive
from nv chamber windows, two compa-
MES, one containing about 80 men,
crossing above the village, the other OF
about double that force, coming lmm.-
diately from Prescott, directing their
course for the lower part Of our village,
this being the most vulnerable point.
"The first mentioned party advanced
within riHc-s shot of Forsyth's fortihea-
tons but were Obliged to retreat with
some loss, while the other succeeded IN
getting possession of the village, alter
feeble opposition on our part our can
son was froze fast, SO as to be OF little
or no use, and were surrendered alter
two or three shot being fred; our loss
in killed does not amount to more than
three or four, and perhaps double the
number wounded.
"Tbe enemy acknowledge but eight
killed and forty wounded, some OF which
are since dead. The public loss on this
occasion is very great-say two beautl-
full long twelve Founders taken with
Burgoyns-twe brass 9's-two SIS, N.
York manufacture two iron 6's & three
iron As; nearly one thousand stand OF
arms an immense quantity OF provl-
sions, sc.
"The individual less has also been
very considerable, many houses were
deserted, rifled Of every thing /; those
who had the confidence to remain on
their premises suffered in small pro-
portion. They took from the stores
provisions, gunpowder, teas, rife guns,
birthstone, &c. to the amount of nearly
s $500. for which they promised to pay,
having frequently asserted their inten-
ton to respect private property. Our
loss in prisoners we're about 60, myseli
among the number, bot with a great deal
of difficulty and expsstulation on my
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dlbanu March 4.


No information from the west since
our last-Report says Ogdensburgh is
not again to be occupied by our troops
as military post, at least, for the pre-
sent
General Dearborn has transferred his
hesd quarters from this city 10 Sackers
Harbor. Coloael Pike has moved from
Plattsburg for that post, with his regl'
ment, said to amount to about 800 eftec-
tive men. Most of the troops from
Greenbush have also moved to the
westward.
Ogdensburgh (taken by the BRITISH
is handsome village in the state of N
York, situate or the river St. Lawrence,
in the county of St. Lawrence-it con-
tains about seventy houses, and is the
place of holding the courts Of that coun-
ty. 1t 1912 miles from Albany.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-16

We wish to purchase a
good, young family HORSE, such as
will run in Gig, and ride well. AP'
plyto
Bryan Hampson & co.
March ii