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i. STE AN BOATS
FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

II HEREBY forwarn all persons whom
soever tresspassing upon my iands'
between the town and Hunting Creek !;
that the laws will be enforced against
them without Discrimination. Mr.. sa-
muel Lightfoot who lives upon the pre-,
misses, will prosecute every person found
within my enclosures, ranging, shooting
or otherwise trespassing upon me.
J. III. Hooe.
Jan. IL.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
HAVING taken into partnership NJ
son andrew Thomas Kennedy, the Book
selling and Stationary business viii ip
future be carried on under the Arm
James Kennedy and Son.
Juuss KeHnsdps &cnr:
January 10 a"fa
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I. y SIMMS
Jan. H.

WILL continue the practice OF the
w law in the Circuit Court Tor 'ne
County Of Alexandra. His Office Is
above the Printing. Office Of TING Alex
andria Gazette.
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,l1HN G. l. AIi3

iDHN G. LAD)
Has for Sale, the Cargo ofTe Schooner
Leadsr, cousistiag50
$500 bushels Liverpool grnnnd Alum
Salt,
loCrates Liverpool Wars, Of Dishes
Plates, Bowls, Pitchers and Mugs,
70 bushels Potatoes.
boxes Tacks and Brads assorted.
Also, 700 Tow Cloth Bags of 2 bush,
els each.
November II
Yeaton e Conway,
Haze just reserved from Men, York,
90 barrels p'ime Pork
20 do. Cargo do.
20 do. prime Beef.
~ STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar
80 pieces first do Russia Shooting
10 do. Russia Duck.
Ship Chandlery and Groceries, as usual
October d
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For Sale or Hire.

A NEGRO MAN, who is accustom-
ed to taking care OF hor' es and driving
drav. he also understands Coarse
Shoe.msking end working il a garden
Apply at the Gifts of the Gazette
December 4
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m GARVE1.

nv
). Ease /, take notice, that
L, lay ofthe Circuit Cour''
/, If Golumbia,, 10 be he'd
Z Of alexandria, IN Apr,
Ian thereafter as counsel
/ | shall move that court
fnsp, agains, you IN favor
| an Councii Of hlexHn !ria'
Of Fly Nine Dollars
+ ,n,s--5eing the aTaouAt
from ycu to the c 'mmon
|,,xsndria upon your Lot,
i corner OF Queen ann
&, FOR the years 1904. S,
I'm, l., !,
To &C, Of Congress, passed
rusrY, 1904
(ohn D. Sinms,
- CounI. of Alexandria.
dom
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FOR SALE
By LAWRASON e FOWLE,
The Cargo of the brig Dolphin, captain
Swyt, froz, Boston.--being
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
100 casks Lime
100 boxes Mould & Dipt Candles
10 hhds. N, E. Rum
$50 reams Wrapping paper.
80 boxes Soap
October %
LANDING
From the Schooner Sophia, Captain
Thoms, from Portland, and fol- sale
by
Lawrason & Fowle.
hhds West India Rum,
Is barrels Tanners Oil,
100 boxes Soap,
so do Mould Candles,
40 boxes bottled Cyder, of one dozen
each,
a2o reams of Vellum Foolscap and
Pot Wiring Paper.
boxes Seine Irvine.
October %
FOR SALE
On beard The sioot Priscilla, nozo lying
at Merchants Wharf,
4 Hhds retailing Molasses {.
900 Bushels Liverpool Salt
40 Blown do.
so Patatoes
November IA q
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MEDICINES.
( HARPER, 1r,

| -
l9Y end DRUGGIST
| Fnrtaa: Street, athosis~
tsMpSONS, and nerl
no. LLOTD'S--
received in addition io
her Stock, a general as
Bi.s:c::ass of the hrst qua
Eich hs sill sell whole
Iii, on as good terms as
Irchase6 in Baltimore OF
| Country Merchants ant
E,n BE- supplied on the
for cash, or on a s0oo
has also received . ge-
tent Of Surgical hs'rn-
sc
ktrg Patent Medicines
Au,d;ce 2ittsrs,
Eminent.
liable Elixir, for Coughs
has, Consumptions, Sc
rm Pow. ers,
oO'be Paste,
GSiSrd,
atrcnt, &c. &C.
hignest casa price given
bt.
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XIII.

AT VENDUE;.
In,esdayand Friday,
~ BE ND, ~,
y Store, corner OF Prince
,y,tsr Streets;
efDv Goods Gro
er.ss, sc.
\ which will be expressed
| bills OF the day ;.
/ Goods which are on IL
The prices of which hare ARE :
Ian At AM time be .lewed
d attl,s lowest 'l"i'a''0"
. e. Marfsner
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b, lEAS, &c.
london P. Madeira
|
t?r masks, casks Sherry IS
Cnpowder, imperial anu
Pn Teas, of a very supa-
5 Sd proof Antigua Rum
prthcrn do.
plasses,
.Oat Sugar,
Sat Nader,
Otmess,
per and Pimento,
and gopnd Ginger,
md Cotton, nice quality,
easal S Spanish Indigo,
,jt and dipt Candles,
Chocolate,
Containing 8 gross each,
lag and wrapping Paper,
eTPOOl hue Salt,
'Fisans and w. India
% Coffee.
al al assortmen. of ether
2 SALE BIZ
ampson & Co.
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I.aWraS m and tOWle,
OFFER FOR SALE,
The Cargo of the schooner Combine,
Captain Trip, OF
10 tons Plaster Paris.
And the Cargo Of Schooner Industry,
Capt. Smith, being
200 boxes Mould and dipt Candles.
so barrels prime Boston Beef
% barrels Tanners Oil.
December 9.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-26
NORTHERN ARMY.

MIDDLxBURY, [Vr.l Oct. 13.-A gen
tieman, who lately passed thro' this village
from the army at Catalogue, informs us
that Gen. Hampton had rot left that place
as has been reported and that General
Wilkinson is on his way to that place, WI Ii
the armies frcIn Fort Jorge and 6. Harbor.
The troops have evacuated Fort George.
These FORCES were soon expected to join
t1a mpton, and, if ne did not mistake the
'ntsilgence, part of the cavalry had arriv-
ed Probably the whole have reached
Chataugue by this time.
From this movement. we believe their
design is TO make a bold push directly for
Montreal-There can be 40 ether object in
hus leaving all other places defenceless,
nd concentrating their forces at one
point.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-26
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
10 The Editors.

WeW Jersey Cct. 1864 1919.
"The election in this state has Lernina-
ted in the success of the real friends Of
peace. Hunterdon count, has given a Re
publican majority Of 266 votes, Monmouth,
sos' winch turns the scale In favor of I" the
friends OF ou' coun ry." From all accounts
received we expect that Bergen county
will size Republican gain Some tina,
were Fedora! last year are Republican thus.
There is report that Cane May is Re-.
nnoiican also that Somerset will return
Republican. There Is a Republican gain
IN M'dciesex. In Morris county the Re
Flo;cans ran two tickets but, no,with
standing the Fe,leralIsts made great eyer
tiors, ihg Republicans have trinmI,hed.
Sussex viii be- as usual. In Newark, The
KEEP D caus, expecting no opposition, mace
no exertions. The Federai.sts brougns
out all their forces. There are about 1851,
votes in the town-about $50 Republican
vo'es-the votes stoud thus Republican
$40, Federal IS. You can assur. vour rea.
ders that New Jersey is Republican,
Mar. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-26
BUFFALO, Oct. 10.
ANOTHER BATTLE NEAR FORT
GEORGE

Extract Of a letter from Col C. Chahia*
10 hls friend in This vR'age. dated
&C Fort George. Oct Z.
Yesterday morning went out with Sc
volunteers and 20 Indians--about 9 miles
from the Fort we were fred upon by a
small party OF the enen,y /; we returned the
me and pursued them half a mile. when
they were reinforced and took shelter in a
log house and barn; we soon routed them &
drove them half mile further into the
woods, and left them and returned to Fl
George. While at dinner / received infor-
nation or the British army being in the
Town OF Newark. Immediately rallied a
party OF 90 men and commenced a fire uD
on them, who returnedit with much warm n
we kept the ground till we were reiafor
ced by 60 Indians and 100 militia. With
this force we compelled the enemy to re =
treat and pursued them one and a half
miles, when we received reinforcement OF
100 men with this force we drove them
half mile further. when they covered
themselves i'll ravine and opened a mos
tremendous fire of musketry upon US. Al
ter ain hour and a half bard fighting, we
drove them from the rayine back To the
batteries--it being now nearly dark we re
turned in good order.
From some de7erters and prisoner we
took, we learn that we had commended with
the whole British army consisting of 100
men, with the great General Vincent at
thci' head ; and that we killed 80 Our
loss was three killed and eight wounded.
The volunteers. militia and Indians, be-
haved with great bravery"
Two companies Of militia have been de-
taohed from Gen. Hopkias's brigade. to the
command of one Of which Captain WIN,
HULL, ef this village, has been assigned.
1Tqfor- CHAPLIN has recently been 6re-
UeEfed a lieutenant C0t0Hetin tie service
ofthe u. States.
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! silent but immense additions 20 the oionu-
t"cfu '1nS interest in this CITY and its neigh
oornood. Every stream of water within
thirty miles of US has been crowned with
those temples CT genuine independence
manufactures. Every streeI exhibits the
variety, the abundance. the excellence of
their products. While the ",calainities" of
TINS war are not to be discovered out Of the
disihected Newspapers, except indeed il,
the imhortant articles Of sugar and tea. and
some otter necessarieS, wnose prices are
eaected' the benefits, not to saw blessings,
oil TIE Conflict are shVVering down in the
manufacture OF aisncst every species OF
goods, wares and inerclaNdise for which
the United States have hitherto been Deepen
dent on England Thus the most stubbucn
INK IN the chain Of British bondage IS in
process of dissolution. THUS new and
most important interest arises in the com-
munity--a manufacturing class. This
class IS repubiican.--lt will break the fet
tiers OF the ty amy OF trade. it will r =, ctu-
aHy embargo the ports of America against
Brush mportations. and tie Amcrican
towns against British influence. This class
at the lae election aff lrded an early uroo.
OF its principles and its power. Nav its
principles be permanent and IT'S power null -
ft.piy Dem prcse
JACOB SHEARER, democrat, is elected
senator OF pennsylvania for four years. by d
maJoriy OF 1878 over Jonathan William a
federaiist, and by majority of four taou-
sand sic hundred and THRU seyen over
William Binder, Lei>ite
John Holmes, Josekh Starne, Charles
Souder, John Garter. Joel b. Switzerland
and lsGac Heston, Democrats, are elected
members of Assembly. by ar average ma
Joiity OF one thousand over the Federaiis,s
and tSvo thousand over the Leibites.
JACOB Fitfer, Democrat, is elected Sher-
fl OF the City and County OF Philadelphia
by an average majority of eight hundred
over the Federal Candidate. and four thou
Sana fToo hnna'ed over the Lebite canji-
dates. Joan PJrter and Phi,io peltz were
not candidates for the Office of Sheriff. hurt
obiigngly LEM heir names TO be run along
with MIR. Filters. n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-26
NE~-YoRK,Ort. 16

Cap. Rockwell, Of the schr. Beaver. wi.
arrived 'his morning from Connecticut w
er, states, That on Tuesday, commodore De
catur's squadron, had moved down re
Thames below the bar, and were ready to
embrace the first opportunity 20 put 20 sea.
ibe British block aiding squadron consis %
OF i've saii--one ~. one rs zee. two frie tes
and sIoop OF war. a part OF dis squad =
ron were at anchor in Gard.er's bay, and
the remainder were of New London Iirbt
House.
The British government sch ooner Holly,
1T is said. has arrived at Lyaha en- Bay.
with dispatches to sir j. q. Warren.
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Washinetnn- 49,. "a, O

An express arrived here on Wednesday
last bringing copy of a.letter from Lieut..
Baiiy, dated Greek Agency, Oct Sd, statirg
tnat an immediate attack was about to be
made on that post, aud that it was not Dro
baole our troops could be saved from thr
destructive power of the hostile IiKlians.-
a copy Of letter frnm Gen. Floyd dat,
Camp Hope, Oct. 18th, was also received.
stating that ne had received inflammation
from various sources, that the indians me.
dtated an attack upon our frontier. near
Jackson c. h. zoo miles above th;s.) The
express came here to procure lead for the
use of the inhabitants on the frontier. He
obtained about 100 W.T. We learn that So
vera' companies Of militia are marching to
jackson and Clark counties.
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RDuCATION.

NE Subscriber intends TO continue his schoo
the ensuing year, vt VIM. Days 81 the forks
of Hanover, where he will tech Tie Greek e la
TN languages grammaticaliy, Arithmetic e. ,ogra
ply with the use OF the Globes, English Gram nlsr,
Spelling, Reading and Writing in the usual and la
Ian hands. The sc!.onl will commence on the sfh
OF next January and expire on the sch December
following. August viii be considered % month ef
va-stioU. The price for board and tuition will be
one hundred dollars WALTER. G.. DAY.
October "a. wswp
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ALLEGHANY REVUnNs

a friend has favored US with particular
statement of the proceedings, connected
with the election in Allegheny. For obvi
GUS reasons, 1T rs not desirable that it should
be made the subject of public discussion at
this time.
II is sufficient 70 say, that we have facts
in reserve, relative to the conduct Of indivi
duals, which would serve to expose a degree
nf political depravity, which we would CLAD
ly have believed was g stranger to our coun
try.
it may, however, be proper to state the
pretext, upon which the return Of fonr 10 .
deralists is predicated In H6ltzman's Dis
trict the presiding Judge "a mag.stia,e) adj
ministered the oa,h prescribed to the other
Two Judges and the clerks the presiding
Judge was then sworn 6Y the Judge second
IN the appointment. The returning Judges
insisted that the qualification should have
been made 10y the clerk. On account Of
this Illegal Informality, thew declared he
election III Holtznan's District void. and re-
turned those having the highest number OF
votes in the remaining districts. Four
Judges only agreed to this return; and the
other two made sepeTate ana a different
Teturn-Fonnded on all the votes. and giving
three republicans and Que federalist az cleo
ted.
IT is yet far from improbable, that ms
tice may be done; and the rights of the
people secured in this business. in the regu-
lar and accustomed mode. II is sufficient.
for the present. to remark, that if the fair
retGrns prevail, the ref1ubhcanS have sue
ceeded--if there be error or wanton jncor
reotness, II is the act Of /ederaEsfs. But,
in tTnth, 2 more Aimsy pretext for robb,ng
the people Of their elective rights. was ne
yer deyised---tcr tie eoncnyring act NJ taoo
VI The 1udgrs rs Uaiid BY thc ia1v ard il
fs not ARMED thaf r79O 7Oere righdy gvaif
ed. Bait. Pat
Persons Of both parties at loss to account
for the very great increase Of republican
spgrages in philadelphia, within tn las
Year, NAV ;s~tsg. amens oshsy causes, TO tho
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- .Nrrroca - 90

z N pursuance Of Deed Of Irust executed to tl,e
y subscribers rs trustees, by Valentine Wiufree
Jr' decd dated the 10th day of July 1919, and duly
recorded IN the general court, for the benefit Of
Mies Hott, Of this plsos-one ofus'vill. on Monday
the 9Th Of next moth November7 AZ the court
house % Chesterfield county, it being court day. pro.
coed to sell for ready money. Ten Negroes rent
onsd IN the sad deed Of trust, consisting Of Men,
Boys, Women snd Girls
WILLIAM ARCHER,
WILLIAM 3. CLARKE.
Msnchester, Dat. 90 "a
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LrnEnrr. I'M. Sent y,

+ Liberty. I'M. IT. Sept.II.
sterday az ExrrSss passed through
ehis place from Gen. Fioernov for the Sd
Regiment OF Uriccd Statcs' Iufantrv, for
some time past stas;ored a, Washington.
The HesinHnt is at The hay OF s.. Louis.
Pas Christilotand NJ cble. There arc two
regiments ct twelve months volunteers I'm
der Brig Gen. Claiborne. siatoned on the
diifereos foess Oh the i'omb cbes the latter
iron enlis ment into tire regular service,
SICKNESS aud eeath, are reduced probably
from Z. COO 'neu.
Our neighbors. the Choctaws, shew
disposition for peace. About 80, intermar-
RED w,tn the Greeks, join thcin-no others,
Can be ascertained.
he roads east of Pearl river are
crowded with families moving from dam
ger"
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NriirdeepMe, Der. 13.
TgDTd.N KXPRD IRON.

Active operations ag ainst theIndians have
IT length comm need. AbGut 500 men.
under the command Of Major Alexander
marched Is day before yesterday for the
AHsncY. The whole army, wc understand,
will follow IN detdchments immedia,eiy.--
Our best wishes r with hem.
Extract "a the Editors, dated
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e W Q U I \ r r. FFIC
OcTosERR %, 1918.
NJ AN ST EAyTNc

Iii not wonderful, that the British should con,;,ys
TO steal our Seamen, since il appears from the ~.
solution OF Lord Ccchrsne AID the concession of
Mr.. Croker, that cbl- Seaman in their 80, IL
voyth eighty pounds II, is not to b. presumed H.,
they viii abandon So tucrOner praet,ce unf,l tin,
ere competed 20 do tive deter ,vsn Tho ROO, a..
Sfedt1 not by tie compunctons OF cCn,eiens. obit
by the fear q pGniShD,en;.
Gen Rarrscn's detailed letter tells us every ,h;,v
tha we WISH 70 Know about 'he officers EXCEPT aim.
"e' ne does Justice to every one, bu, to lisirsan.
and the world nnsf, therefore do Justice TO the r,,
who "as to- modest TO Be just TO himself We ak
What Sesr is there that does not bow with ara,,,d
TO the gslantry o; Shelby, who ties s,on. in tSTs
vars ara OF Ferry, who eopquers on both elements
The feders printers isnpodent enon,h 20 cI,i,,
al the arsls Of the war. :, teronunatirs the ,nosr
distinguished Of us heroes rs fed ral;,,s Hall soA
t"ey, isa Federahst. s SO Cnauneey u catrr X
t'sriisoh Ch DO, Lut iatii:ui. because TIE Fc,,
ra' Ntpnb can bts very lately csilei him the DE-
moei attic t. ncraL"--rh's is really very safe nUIi
~ Tor these HenIemen--if n u,an will not frb, he
is trend to his country and il he does the ,o.
ent he is s"cces su, thy are sure IN Grb hin,
teteraSt. 81 that in this way, the Fed, raj Priv
have ai The merit seep;HE he bcGce & OF b,eof
ing tie eRe'ny's bones nj a. san e n,omert VIII
deed very inmeteriai-ih'y are Americans. and
ey prove il by their We should Ike 10 90
mare OF such men! We should wish 10 see TIL Ess.
tern ts'' r'lista follow III ir rootst s.
hut how ear thesr II EN- b. called Federaris,- &C.
cordng to the definition OF tie ede rel prin,er, !.
iederalist now.a-dsyss synsni,naus with E-cyJ n,
Peace Then It follows, without much chapussv Of
logic -
That as Hull and Chauncey are heroes and
.fghtins-n'en
AID as FeIecalist is Peace man.
Therefor Hull AID Chauneey are nor Fcde.
ralsts-
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5r.Lou1s, Sept. II.

From prudential motives we refrained
from noticing the preparations making here
for All expedition against the Indians of the
Illinois, &c. TIE party consisting Of abou.
400 men under the command Of Brig. gen.
Howard. proceeded on their march from
Portage des Sioux last evening.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-26

SHLESI2 "CTJON
q IN Wednesday The 80, ,st AZ The Drv Good
~ OHiet NJ the Sahserib-rs next door above Mr.
of ~'o '''''S@
Dry Goods, Ugrdware u Cnfkeyv.
CONSISTING Of NEGRO Cottons, Irish Linens. Calico.
Ch'nt2, Dimty, superfp Cloths, Cassimeres and
CoroS ru'ntm,e Firm, e., Kendall Cottons, Q trunks
Of Git Pins 81 Paper, Coatincs srwing Sin fGo
Cc"oh', some Twine, s. great variety OF oder ar
Terms Cash.
o.,, J. BROWN, jr. & Co. v. mis-.
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! - 7 10 UItI IIOUNEF Tor N0Ic.
. WV sell my Houses and Lot sdio;r;,,s e.. ., 80,
OF Clarlottesvll The Lot contains s@vso "a
o"e hah acres, with good cofnfortabs d.. 80, 80
House omit new brct office and a r.ee,.as,.
ao',ses' the Whole Ia good repair The gsrdes Il
~ ,arRe snd he some iru;t Of excellent ouat. - e
ahd h's seen very recently paled IN. To- ~ -
lot Is under an enclosure # iocass pn,s ,i ~o's
avis lie title s indisputabie. For terms az, %
me sy letter directed to Charlottesville "FS'I 70
Oetol,er Or .f -. y. CARE
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NEw.YoRr. October 1s.

NEW-KORE, UctOber To-
From 6aefet's H9r6sr, we have accounts direct
~ gentleman Who lett there iast Monday m0rRins
The troops from Fort Gorge had lande at Gravel
10 IS from Kiugson.-Chauncsy's squadron
we're at the harbgr, and Yeo's Composed, from the
Lady Of the Lake having been all round the lake
looking for teIo in vain, TO be) in Kingston. The
troops amounted 20 about 5000 effective men, force
amply sufficient If the reporte strength of Kingston
may be credited, for the reduction Of that place
Cen. HsnDton's army remained at the Four Car
ners, 10 miles fron Pittsburgh, supposed for t&e
purpose u preventing any communication between
Kingston aud Montreal, SIC. Columbian.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-26
PLArrsrrae Oct o

Our intelligence from the army is to
Wednesday noon, ar which time the troops
were cnCamped st the Four corners in
Chateaugay, about 20 mics west of this
place.
Gov. Provost, with about one thousand
troops, We are credibiy informed. has past
down firm Kingston into the Lower Prov
ince- The mass of the militia from 10 to
50ace called out.
We have at this time FIVE or six hund
red troops 1T the north. Part of them are
The riiee,en under Col. Clark
The British have two row. ealles. of DO
or SO feet keel, completed OF this lake; they
carry two twenty four pouuders each.
a detachment Of The 10th Reg't arrived
here in the steam boat Yesterday.
Two Row Gallies are building here ::
they will be ready for service in very few
days.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-26

y Office "A Petition viii he presented by the
/ y subscribers TO The next General Assembly.
praying tor have tn erect Mil Dam across the nj
wanna River, IN Fluvanns county, oppus.e place
called Solitude, owned T. y MIR. IseoJ Myers
John 81 Waiter TTH16e5IaEe
October 26. v4g
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~ " ~ "A petition will be ,,n.---
~. @eEt .ehers Assembly, prayiog I so 70 the
csbe in the the c s",SST,' 81 nc sale E@s w US.
SsP'ein5gr ~ sosts6