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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
THE SUBSCRIBER

HAVING lately removed from the
L i state of Maryland 10 this place,
solleits the patronage of the owners oE
Mills, BY employing MIN IN his line Of
Miilwright - Being versed in the build
ing of Mills, and the late invented ma
chinery belonging or aPpertsinlng thereto,
he will engage 20 complete the work good
and bearing inspection. Anv person
wishing to employ him, may hnd him ar
his house opposite Mr.. jacob Bishops
smi,h-shop, in Martinsburgh, or by leav-
ing word with Mr.. John Shobe-.
John MYERS.
April so, 1918. C.f)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
o. Caution.

SX7HEREAS Robert Christy obtain.
w ed of me, BY means which it is not
necessary in this advertisement 10 par
ticularize. on the 26th day of Sepiem-
Der, 1903, a lease for the term OF twelve
wears FIVE months and fifteen days, of my
mill on TuscaroFa, and a tract of land
adjacent TO it, to annul which lease [
have instituted suit in chancery against
said Christy, now, | do hereby caution
all persons whatever against taking an
assignment of said lease, or an under
lease from said Christy.
HUGH v. PATTERSON.
October %, 1919. 4. f)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
Feathers wanted.

THE highest price in CASH, viii be
l paid for good FEATHERS, &C
Mr.. Daniel Buykbart's Store, and at Mr..
Tohn StesUari's Store, in Msr;insbursh.
April &c, 1918. u.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
A stock of Jewellery and
Silver Work.

He viii EMPLOY himself in Plating, max.
ing Cases for Watches, Gliding, Rein.
ing and Assaying Ores, and the aria
connected with these.
Having acquired knowledge of Dem
tition, he will aitendsso those who may
want his service, in that profession.
He wants one or two boys, from IL to
is years OF age, to the business of a
IewelIer and Silver smith.
~ All persons Indebted to him are re-
quested to settle their accounts immedl
ately.
July 9, 1913.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
CONSlsTING IN PART or

CONSlSIlNU IN PAAN OF
Superhne and Common Black and White Para.
Cloths, souetts and figured
Csssimctes, Bedford Cause,
Princes Cords, Elegant SIX Button,
Stockingnetts and Man Trimmings,
chestfy, Silk K Straw Bonnets
English and India Nan G'nghams, calIcoes ana
keens, CasAinires
MerseiI'e. oniltings, : Ladies Long and sbo,.
White James & Cords, Kid and SILK Cloves,
together with variety : Mems Six and Leather
of other vestings, ditto,
Irish, German, British, Ladies silk and Gotten
and American Linens, Stockings, Misses d..
BaggIngs, sc. &c. Mems ditto, ditto
American Pl2ids, Stripes : Elegant silk and Cotton
Chambrays, Shawls,
Ccunterpanes, Table Handkerchief fully as.
Cl3th- and Towelings, : Sorted,
aTusi4ns ard Spun Cot A complete assortment
tons dss0rted, OF Ribbons,
White, Black, Drab, Home made and import
Yellow, Green. Twill ed Threads,
led and Figured Cam Cotton Balls, White and
bricks, Coloured,
Figured, Striped, Seeded, Sewing Silks & Twists,
knotted < Leno Mus Ladies' Kid & Moroccs
Inns, Shoes, Misses and
Linen cambrick, Long = Children's ditto,
Lawns, Mems and Boys Coar,-
Linen Cambrck Hand and Fine Leather, do
kerchiefs, and Kent Cotton Cards and Spin
ing forflandkerchefs, ming Cottons,
White. Black, Pink Books and Stationary,
Green, Orange, and Hard Ware,
Lead colou ed with China, Queens and
variety ofother fan Glass Ware,
cifully figured silk for Groceries and Liquors,
dresses ard Bonnctts, Best large Twist Chew
Cambrck and Common ing Tobacco, Com
Dmtes, mon ditto,
French. Italian and Can : Snuff and Spanish CT
ton Grapes, gars, &c. SC. &c.
The foregoing comprises BOT very
limited proportion Of their pfesent stock
on hand the whole of which has been
purchased with the grca,ess care and ass
tention, az well as on the bsst possible
terms, and will be sold at geduced prices.
JAMES BROWN, & Co.
April 9, 1918.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-11
80 Dollars Reward.
Ran away
Nav Il

From the subscriber, living near Mid
dleburg, IN the first of April last a
Negro Man named D ANIEL, who calls
himself Daniel Chsvers. lie is about
% years of age; feet 10 inches high,
and very genteelly made for slave ;
OF black complexion has a small scar
between his eye brows; his upper tore
leeth rather wide apart; has pleasing
ountenance, anEis apt to smile when
poken to he processes to be baptist,
rays very well, and have no doubt
low attempts to preach 1t is pre-
sumed he will enaeavor to obtain en-
ploy as waiter OF cook, having been ac'
cusiomed to both. Whoever Will Sc
cure said Save in any jail sothat gs'
lin again shall receive the aoove re
ward, and if brough; home all reasona-
re expences pad.
Robert Brown.
IuJyl 1aUtt G2s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-11
Fifty Dollars Reward.

II AN AWAY from the subscriber
II residing in Jefferson county, va
~ the 18th day of June last, Negro
Man named FRANK, aged about ~
years, 6 feet high or upwards, latnei'
slender made, With yeilowish corn
oiexioa-had on when he went away .
homemade drab coat, a fir hat, TOW
shirt and trowse1s and a drah dolores
impo rted cloath great coat took w'ts
aim a large Bay Mare, some white oh
her near hind foot, with a Wagon
saddle and curb bride, the former o.
which xas little worn in, tie scat
80 dollars reward wiifbe given Tor
securing said Negro in-any jsil so 'hs'
can ger him again and 80 dollars ,oF
securing the mare with al Reasonable
charges, The said n gro was bred
In Westmol elspd County Va, ans IT
ali probability has proceeds there
" illiam Taylor.
Near Shephsras 'own
IuI,- 80 2twl wow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-11
Valuable Wharf Property
- EfsR SAIE.

TINE subscriber being de.irous of
i closing his affairs in Alexandra,
offers for sale his Wharf, and Ws,e.
house thereon. The House is large
and convenient to the River, with ,Ss
use of 90 feet Alley ON tie South.
extending to Union Street. The
Whalf can accommodate ships of he
greatest draught Of water,
Also, three building lots between the
said Warehouse and Union Street ,ro
of which fronts on said stree, II feets
inches each, and extending back ts
feet the other fronting on the alley
T SO feet, and extending back IS feet !
lncl1es, on which lois are Shed or
Tobacco Warehouse and Stable.
Likewise tho Brick Warehouse and
Lot on the north sias oF King, between
Water and Union streets.
. Also, Farm, in the county Of Fair.
FAX, about ten miles from Alexandria,
containing one hundred and sixly.two
acres. with good Orchard aud out
Houses
If the above property is net sold at
private sale before the second day of
October next, il will on that day be Of:
iere,i at public sale.
For terms, apply to
John Tucker.
J,,p, l,w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-11
FOR SALE;
md possession given Oh the FIRST Gay
IS Ianuarv fext.

md possession given Cd the hrst Gay
Of January next,
A Very valuable Tract Of LAND,
~ containing $50 acres. lying on the
river Potomac, about two miles ABOVE
!, lie Little Falls, M the county Of FAIR
AK and state of Virginia. Also, ano-
,er Tract, called Strawberry Vale, a.
yout three miles from the aboye.men-
.cned, containing six hundred ana
welye acres. Both Tracts have a sui.
6c;ency of excellent Wood and Tim
,er. are we'll watered and healthy, Pc
:uliarly adapted to Grass, the soil ma.
turally good, on which from recent ex'
Deriments Plaster Of Paris acts IN the
most powerful manner. These Tracts
can be divided into Farms OF two to
,hree hundred acres each The first
Tract is distant from GEORGETOWN live,
he las. nine, and both from Alcxan-
dria thirteen miles. If the above tracts
"a sold, personal property attached to
hem to the amount of eight or ten
thousand dollars will be for sale, with
which the purchasers of the land may
e accommodated
Also for Sale, valuable Tract OF
land, about 3 miles fromCcorgetown,
ontaining about 100 acres, near the
mouth oil Difficult Run, below the Great
Falls Of Potomac, on which is Mill
eat, surpassed by few IN Virginia,
from which Flour may be water borne
% market at the small rate OF one quar-
.er o. dollar per barrel.
The above Fracts will be shewn, and
me terms of sale made known on APP
n1cation to the subscriber at Strawber-
ry Vale
Richard Bland Lee.
Nav 81 iawtt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-11
NlIIILE.-
Iul'- so

YEvHF ubscritcrs appointed trustee
Z by the honorable Court OK Chance
:, of the state Of Maryland: fer the pur.
pose OF selling and conveying he resi-
estate of the late Col Robert /. tiooe,
living in Charles county and state OF Ma
rytand, vii! offer for sale the said estate
al Port. Tobacco, on Tuesday the l7th
August next, consistingof about six hut
d cd and sixty -four acres. he%ul hve
hundred and forty acres nt this labh IS
situated on the Potomac river and bind-
ing thereon, and known by the name c'
the MARYLAND Point Tract II has tao
tenements OH it (; springs OF e%Gsiient
water, and abounds in I''nbeT i Is
fertile. healthy, lays very handsomely Ia
cultivation, and has all the convenlchces
Of Fish and Fowl IN their season III tug
qrea,ese abundance, and the convenience
of conveying 70 market the produce 81
this productive Farm renders II very
valuable. The residue lies on toe
he'd of Stohe's Greek between the
lands of Mr.. Henry Dent and MI Johi'
Brent; is very fertile; lies rthln 'hrse
m,(es Of navisabIe ~a'.r and nv" miles
of Port Tobacco, aud contains about one
hundred and ,wenty-tour acres, at pre-
sent under rent TO Mr.. Fl Dent. The
purchases will be required to give bond
with approved security fo' tie payment
Of the purchase money WIN 'nte'Is''
within six months from the Gay oil Sale /;
and upnn the payohcnt Of the whole sum,
and not hriore, will receive decd from
the trustee, converting the title OF the
land SD sold. The title papers can be
seen by applying to
John Munf aster,
TRUSTEE.
July 6 Sawts
~ The Editors of the Federal R1-
publican of Georgetown will ihscr' th'
! sbnvr twice week ill the day Of sale
and send their account to this otfce.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-11
irlnlty Church Lottery
JUST PUBLISHED, BY
IOHN a. STEWART,

IOHN A. STEWART,
.And for Sale at his Book Store, new
and imhro0ed edition Of
GLASSES COOKERY,
Containing directions how to roas, &
boil every thing necessary to be sent up
to tsble-Broiling, Frying, how to
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry, Soups
and Bro.hs, Puddings, Pies, Dishes for
Lent, Gravies, Sauces, flashes, Erica
sees, Ragouts, making Cakes and Jel'
lies, Picking, Preserving, and Confee.
tionary.
The following new Publications,
Rokeby, new Poem, by Walter Scott
Emerald Isle,--by &. Phillips.
Traits of Nature, BY Miss Barney.
Good Men Of Modern Date, by Mrs.
Green.
Santo Sebastiano, by the author OF the
Romance of the PyreDees.
Portraiture of Methodism, by J: Crow
| Their
Life of Whitefeld, by J. Gillies
Poetical Vagaries, by G. Coleman
Elements of Chemical Philosophy by
Sir Humphrey Davy, LII D.
Life of Perciyal-Erskine's Speeches 4
Duane's Handbook, or the New MI
litary Guide for the Infantry OF the
| United States.
| April u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-11
ENTERTAINMENT.

A HOUSE of Entertainments is open
ed by Mrs. SusAssAH STREIT,n
Winchester, near the house long occu'
MED as Tavern by the deceased M
Phillip Bush-where Genteel Families
and Travellers will meet with the mos
comfortable accommodations.
Inns al 2nlaw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-11
Lots on \. entire StIeet.
For sale or to be let on ground rent
forever 8.
Sundry Vacant Lots,

situate on centre street, the new street
lately laid off and grayelled leading from
Simpsons corner at the turnpike no ad In
to King St. at Hoof' s meadow. Some OF
these lots are in the county of .Alenan.
dria, and others in the county ofFairfax,
Offering choice to persons inclining to
buy Or lease.
For terms, apply to the subscriber at
iis Office in Alexandria.
CHARLES LEE.
December "a cot!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-11
HANILTON's
Worm Destroylngl. ozenges

otKltldll SOi II AoioINAS
An inf;i,ib,e remedy torCorns, spec
,iy removing them. root and branch
without giving pam.
The s;enuine Persian Lotion.
The Restorative Powder,
For the Teeth and Gums.
Hams Genuine Eye Water,
sovereign remedy for all diseases
of the eyes.
Hahn. Anti Bilious Pills,
Cele for the mildness Of thel,
operation, sc for beiI 6 thu best known
emedy for cleansing the stomach and
bowels.
iamilton's Essence < Extract OF
Mustard.
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy
Swelling, Num5ness, &c.
Tooth Ache Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered,
which gives immediate and lasting
relief in the most severe instances.
The Anodyne Ehxer,
For the cure Of every kind OF head
ache,
The Damask Lip Sslve.
Hamiltcn's Grard Restorative,
For debilitated constitutions.
TAKE NOTICE.
The above genuine Medicines, are
prepared & sold, wholesale and retail,
uLee's Patent and Family Medicine
store, No. SIS, Maiden-Lane, New
fork-and by particular appointment
~ JAMES KENNEDY x Son, BOOK
,elers. Alexandra.
Hannah Lee.
February ia~ih
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-11

Artificial Mineral Waters.
T,HE subscriber has Recommended
L running for the season, Soda anu
Seltzer Waters. Rochelle and other
Waters kept in bottles, or prepared ex-
,temporsneously for those who maychoose
to drink them at the Fountains.
Richard II. Little.
Apothecary and Druggist
March 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-11
]. A. SMITH.
Make, Street, F. Point
LEES

Genuine ESScnCe q ri6tTaSt vi Niu''aio
A safe and ef'ectual remedy for A.
cute and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout
Palsy, Lumbago, Numhness. Write
Swellings, Chilblairs, Sprains, Bruises,
Pain in the Face and Neck, etc
Extract of letter from Mr. Nehemiah
Gregory, agent for the propretors,
dated Norfolk, (Va.) Juiys4, 1872,
Messrs. Michael Lee e Co.
Your essence OF Mustard is highly
approved Of by a number Of PEI sons Of
this city, who have had occasion to ap'
ply it in cases of Bruises, Sppains &@
You may send me further supply;
also, send ne some more of your Anti.
Bilious Pills, as they sch we'll; the
whole of your Medicines are in corsl.
derable demand. Yours truly,
N. GREGORY:
Lees Ambitious Pills, Tor the pre-.
yention ofbiIious leyers, &c.
Lees Elixir Tor violent colds, coughs,
&c
Lees InfalIiblc Ague and : Fever
rops.
Lees Worm destroying I1ozengcs'
Lees Itch Ointmen,, warranted to
cure by one application, (without Ner'
:ury.)
Lees Grand Restorative for nerv'
Gus disorders, inward weakness. etc.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific, tor
the Venereai.
Lees Persian Lotion, for letters
and Erupions.
Lees Essence and Extract ofMus
tard, for the Rheumatism, etc.
Lees Eye Water.
Lees I soth-Ache Drops.
Lees Damask Lip Salye.
Lees Corn Plaster.
Lees Anodyne Elixir, Tor the cure
of headaches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
The above Celebrated Medicine,,
continue to be faithfully prepared, an'
Sold byshe Proprietors, No. 49, fH'
Street, Baltimore.
And by their appointment in Alex
andria, by "a,
r. GRAY, bookseller, King-streeI
and N. KINGSTON, Fairtax-stfee"
To country merchants ane othelI
who purchase to sell again. l'oe;
discount will be giYen BY the ProPi''
.ors. ..b
To detect countcrfeits, observe es.a
article has, on the outside wrapper wv
signature of rr .naCo
NIB. At the places of sale may ~
had lgratis) pamphlets con. s asnis
c,.cs of cures whose length pre's""
heir being herewith in'ef'sd'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-11
JUST PUBLISHED,
BY JOHN A. STEWART,
4 cure forG 3ughs odds, &c
HAMiLION's ELIXIR,

Il I u ~ - =
4 sovereign remedy for Colds, oosu'
nate Coughs, Asthmds, Sore ihroats
and approaching Coasumpuons, an
mos, disorders of the breast an
lungs.
rv,Hs celebrity acquired by this me
dicine through The United Statef
Tor speedily removing coughs, colds,
hoarseness, &c. exceeds all former ex'
smples. The following recommend
ZION, selected from very numerous
list, will fully confirm wnat has bee
said Of its unparalleled excellence.
TO H. LEE.
Being DESTROYS 20 make public, toF
ne good of others, the excellent quail
/. Of Hsmi',on's Elixir, prepared b.
ne late Mr. Lee, have sent you tn
rol.cw,ns account of the benefit hay.
eceivel; fresh ii, wlich hope will IT.
.u4e o,hers to give ii trial. In COL
sequence Of a brrise on the breast,.re
erred from fall, NV health gre
,att, my breathing became very dlii'
~uit ana frequently l have h"'
suddenly 10 rise up in my bed with a
thc horrors OF immediate suifocatIon
Add to these constant pain IN m
breast, and a cough, great loss
strenath and flesh. and you may con
rceive that my hc,npsoms evidently II
located an approaching cnn@umptloi1
The advice of most emncnt phys
c,sn was resorled to. and afterwards ,
second called in, but without giVin,
ne any relief Anolncr Physician wh1
knew me. and the circumstances OF m
cass, advised nae 10 give Hamliton's L
lixir trisl, saying he had used'it II
his practice, and always found Ii to dr.
much good A bottle was procure'
,rom Mr. Birch's AMI found relief be-
.are had taken half OF it | continu
ed 10 use it, and was soon strong e
nough to attend to business. On tax
ing cold, some OF my former symp'
toms return, but are always removed
by dose o. two OF the .EitEif.
GEORGE BENNGR, Jnnr.
No. 81. Budd-s.rcet, Phlladelphls
HAM,LToN's ELIXIR
VIII prove valuable acquisition tf
puhiic speakers, sho may oe s"oJes'
to temporary foarst thickness o.
speech, sc. L. long confirmed Asth
matic complains where a cure car
~,csrcely be expected, this medicine a.
lords immediaterelicf, mederating thf
IL, of coughing, and rendering thel'
occurrence less frequent On children
4ffiicted with the hopping cough, the
IKE hepc fetal effects may confidently
be expectcd.
Itch Ointment,
Warranted to cure oy once using, q
. he free from Mercury or any per
oicious or Offensive ingredient, &c
NAY With perfect safety be applied to
h. youngest infant.
HANiILTON's
31yory,, DectrOVipUf .CZenCeS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-11

RD. BARRY.
BALTIMORE, June 90, 1910.
Messrs. Michael Lee C' Co.
l was attacked with most violent
cold, severe cough and pain in the
breast, which continued to grow worse
during which my appetite Jailed and
my voice altered so much that 1t was
with the utmost exertion ! could pro-
nounce single sentence louder than
my breath. Some of my friends hav-
ing observed to me that much good
had been done by the use ct Lees Z
iixir, advised me to procure bottle
from. Messrs, Warner and Hanna,
which l accordingly did--snd to those
persons unacquainted with the merits
of this medicine, it will appear asto'
nishing that three doses should remove
the pains in my breast, and the use -
one bottle only restored me 10 perfect
]. a. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-11
LEES E.liXIk,

A sovereign remedy tor colds, obsti.
nate coughs, cataraghs, asthmas, sore
throats and approaching coz sumptions.
Messrs. Michael Lee, e Co.
You are at liberty to use my name
ia the recommendation Of Lees Elixir,
as from repeated trials ! have foundit
ap excellent remedy for colds, coughs,
SC.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-28

he 40 mile creek, and retired about 90 miles.
where they threw up intrenchments on a rising
ground.
The American force advanced beyond the 40
mile creek l miles, and encamped on Satur.
day evening the 5th.
Two hours before day light, on the morning
of the 9th, the British advanced guard compo-
sed entirely of regulars, and consisting of about
500 men, commanded by Gen. Vincent, broke
into the American encampment This was
effected with great success their part. BY
some means the enemy had obtained our coun-
tersign- 1t has been corjectured by the deser-
tion of some ofthe inhabitants who had Joined
the American army in its advance. The Anne.
rican picket guard who were within one fourth
OF mile OF the main body, were entirely cut of
the centnels surprised and taken prisoners, &
no alarm given unlil the enemy set up in the
midst OF the camp the Indian war-whoop -
With this cry they rushed in the American ell
camPment, and took possession of number OF
| cannon, which they fatally turned against our
troops. The confusion became general. Win.
der was taken prisoner, by mistaking a body
ofthe enemy who were directing the carnon-
| Chandler was also captured after having his
horse shot under him, and himself slightly
wounded. Major Vanderventer is among the
prisoners of this day with about 2O3 of our
men. The number Of killed is stated TO have
been SO on the American side and 90 on the
British, among whom is Major Clark, suppos
sed of the 49th regt.
The same day, Sunday the 9th, in the fore
4 noon, the American force retired i'm great dis.
| order under command OF col Burns of the dra
goons, leaving their dead on the field In the
retreat they were joined by the reinforcement,
which left Newark on Friday previous, under
command of Gen Chandler. The news OF this
disaster reached Newark by express on Sun
| day night. Generals Lewis and Boyd at one
O'Clock on Monday morning, left that place to
| take command OF our retiring forces and Joined
them on the same day.
On Tuesday morning at an early hour the
| British heet made their appearance Oft the 4C
mile creek, where the American army ther
laid, and demanded by flag it's immediate
i surrender. Gen. Lewis treated this demand
with great Indignation. An attack was then
made upon the American boats, all of which
escaped except nine, containing baggage ofths
officers, &c. the rescue of which was prevented
by the British landing force 10 protest them
After the rencostre, the residue of the Ameri
can army effected retreat TO Fort George
! having lost in the different engagements 1000
men in killed, wounded and prisoners. They
reached fort George on Thursday last-W.
are further info me-! that on Saturday evening
preparations were making for retreat from
Newark, boats being stationed along the eas
| bank OF the river. Great CONSERVATION perya-
ded at that place. Col Proctor and forces had
joined gen Vincent, and were on Friday, it is
said, within twenty miles of fort George
| Our fleet is i'll Sackett's Harbor waiting the
outfit of the new frigate.
| General Dearborn being quite IN, was to have
lett Newark on Sunday the 9Th for Albany